Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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EDITORS DICK PHILLIPS AND DARRELL MADDOX ART EDITOR LOIS WERTZ V v--.M ,ff ' , A . 7 X rf A Leiter to lou Since the yearbook is published to honor the graduating senior ' 'Y Dear Reader: Q class, and it is the desire of the staff to honor the senior class, we ,' I M, ,l, .. . W.. have used color in a small section of the book to try to accomplish gf , 1. th S . QE Q, A ' Although the use of color ,and picture advertising have taxed hw our financial status to the limit, we feel that this is only a small portion of the gratitude we owe to the Seniors and to Medina High School. We have tried to make this a book 'of which the seniors can ,be STAFF EDITORS AND MANAGERS proud. lt has been fun and good experience for all connected with it, including the faculty adviser. Editors ........ ....... D ick Phillips, Darrell Maddox l would like to take this opportunity to thank publicly Miss Art ...................................................... Lois Wertz Hitzelberger, my staff, and all others directly or indirectly connected Photography .............................. Norman Gilsdorf with the publishing of this book. Uack Barrow, assistant! And so, speaking for all the staff, I say Good luck, Seniors! Advertising .................................... Joe Campbell Dick Phillips Business ........ .... D ick Reinhardt Editor Circulation ...... ........ P at Holden M ISS ELLA CANAVAN This production is dedicated to Miss Ella. She was the first bright spot in our school life. Maybe it was the excitement of going to school at last that made kindergarten remain in our memory forever. But we think Miss Ella, whose cheerfulness and kindness made a dreary day seem bright, was the one who made us remember. Thank you, Miss Ella. You may not realize how much you mean to us, so this is to show you that we think you are grand. The Producer . .. The Director . .. fm er.,r r W, M-rr xx: M in MR. H. G. SPENCER MR. SIDNEY FENN 5UPe lNl'el'lCl9'1l Principal, Biology PHB., Denison, University: M-A-, Ohio State University. B.Sc. in Agriculture, M.A., Ohio State University. BUNNY, The 'lifflff' Qenflemfln with The twinkle in WS The man who controls all the actions of our school, who eye, who is the greatest promoter Medina High School counsels cmd uides M,H,S- Students. ecretar ... MISS IMOGEN E BOWMAN Ima, the busiest girl who rever ran down the halls of Medina High, who takes care of most of the business of M.H.S. QS---f NNWXXX 'T 'V 7 1 THE STA R S the Senior Class 5 1 X U 5 X S S CLASS OFFICERS S Maynard Ban Presid Selly L V V d P G bbs s Hldcdy Sd cn 099 O n : ,, v 'Q- X, b 'I QS CLARIBELL AUKER ushortyn Hobby-Clyde Medinian 3, G.A.A. Z, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Merit Roll 2, 3. IRENEIIFUIE Hobby-Riding around and having fun Bowling l, Glee Club 2, Chorus 2, Spanish Club 3. JACK BARRY Barre Hi-Y 3, 4 lV-Pres. 43, Football 2, 3, Chorus 2, Spanish Club 2, F.F.A. 4. VENCIL BOHATY IIBOII Hobby-Sports Football l, 2, 3, Army 4. MAYNARD BAUER Killer Hobby-Sports Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2 lMgr. 23, Hi-Y i, 2, 3, 4 lChaploin 41, Merit Roll 3, Class Pres. 4, Stu- dent, Council 4, Spanish Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Boxing 4, Latin Club 4, National Thespions 4. JEAN cnomnis G.L.c. 3, 4, GAA. 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4 lMgr. 43, Medinion 3, Elyria l. JOAN DUNN llJoll Hobby--Gabbing Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 lTreos. 2, Pres. 43, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Pho- tography Club 4, Medinian 3, Dramatics Club 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Michigan l. SHIRLEY ANN DAGUE ShirI Hobby-Journalism Band l, 4, Medinamite l, 4 lEditor 43, G.A.A. l, Girl Re- serves l, Chorus l, 4, Glee Club l, 4, Westfield 2, 3. CHAD F. BAXTER Shadrack Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Glee 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Cleveland l, 2. EDWARD BAKER uwindyu Hobby-Akron Rd. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Merit Roll 3. HENRY LEE BUCEY llBuell lluenll Hobby-Sports Hi-Y l, 2, 3 iTreas. and Sec. 2, Chaplain 33, Chorus 3, 4 lLi- brarian 3, Sec. and Treas. 43, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Football l, Z, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 lCaptain 43, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 4. BETTY MAE COLBURN Hobby-Wasting time Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, G.L.C. 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4 lSec. 43, Orchestra 4, Jr. Bond l, Honor Roll l, Merit Roll 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4 lV-Pres.3, Medinion 3, Spanish Club 2, Bowling 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 3, 4, Home Nursing l. IRENNE HARDY Pinky Hobby-Collecting quotations and music Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate 2 3, 4, Home Nursing l, Spanish Club 3. Xi BARBARA HOLLAND llsnrbll Hobby-Trying to get to school on time Merit Roll 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Medinian 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, G.L.C, 3, Chorus 2, National Thespians 4. ROIERT HINKEL Unobu Hobby-Music Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Chorus 4, York l. DOUGLAS HANSHUE llbougll Hobby-Horses and East Liberty Street Hi-Y l, 2, 3 lPres. 21, Basket- ball l, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Class Pres. 3, Dramatics Club 4, National Thespians 4. PATRICIA GIIIS llparll Hobby-Looking as busy as possible JANE LOVEJOY llLovell Hobby-Giggling Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Editor, 2, 3, 4, Choralettes 2, 3, 4, Medinian 3, Medinamite 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 3, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, 4, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Band l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 lV. Pres. 4l, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4 lPres.l, National Thes- pians 4, Class Vice-President 2, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council l, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.L.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bacca- laureate Chorus l, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Home Nursing 2, Prince of Peace 2, 4. G.L.C. l, 2, 3, 4 IV. Pres. fll, Medinian 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, National Thespians 4. FLORENCE KASZIAN usallyll Hobby-Dancing and receiving letters Girl Reserves 3, Glee Club 3, Chorus 3, Bowling l, 2. JANICE HOLDEN llJ'nll Hobby-Rushing around Student Council l, Honor Roll l, 3, Merit Roll 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.L.C. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Girl Reserves 3, Chorus l, Bacca- laureate Chorus l, Glee Club I, gowling 3, Medinian 3, First Aid ALLAN lR::'NHARDT Hobby-Traveling Band l, 2, 3, 4 lSec. 2, Pres. 41, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 lPres. 3l, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lPres. 4, Sec. 3l, Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Octet 3, Boys' Quartet 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Dramatics Club 4 lTreas.l, Football 3, Star- dusters 3, 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 3, Junior Kiwanian 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Medinian 3, Brass Sextet 3, 4, National '-ghespians 4, Trombone Quartet HAROLD JOHNSON Big John Hobby-Cars F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. JAMB HBS nlnmmyll Hobby-String bass, farming Merit Roll l, 2, 3, Jr. Band l, Band l, 2, 3 lPres. 3l, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Trombone Quartet 3, Stordusters 3, Glee Club I, Chorus l, Baccalaureate Chorus l, Medinian 3, Hi-Y I, Ohio Wesleyan 4. SALLY LOU VANCE Hobby-Chuck Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 lV, Pres. 31, C-horalettes 3, 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.L.C. 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 lV. Pres. 41, Class Sec. 2, Class V. Pres. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Stardusters 4, Spanish Club 2 lSec.l, Medinian 3, Merit Roll l, 2, Jr. Red Cross 4. l EVELYN ENGELMANN llmikell Hobby--Sports Westfield I, 2. RICHARD GENSEMER Sleepy Hobby-Sleeping and eating Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus and Glee Club 2, 3, Football Mgr. 3, Medinian 3, Medinamite I. MARILOU DOSWELL IILOOBYII Hobby-Making signs Bowling 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec.-Treas, I, Dramatics Club 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Medinian 3, G.L.C. 2, 3, Merit Roll I, 2, 3. CARL FULLING unqggau Hobby-Teasing the girls and Chippewa Lake Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, Football Mgr. 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Medinian 3, Photography Club 3. JANICE GORDON llkustyll Hobby-Waiting for my guy to come home Spanish Club 2, G.L.C. 2, Girl Reserves I, Medinamite 4, Merit Roll I, 3. CLARENCE McCOMAS Junior Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Stardusters 4, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Athletic Night I, Brass Sextet 3, 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 3, Medinian 3, Medinamite 2, National Thespians 4. ESTH ER FETZER IIEHYII Hobby-Reading Glee Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Merit Roll I, 2, 3. ROSEMARY FISHER llFishll Hobby-Collecting things DONALD HENDRICKSON nGeorgeu Hobby-Hunting Basketball 3, 4, F.F.A, 3, 4. NANCY NICHOLS llNanll Hobby-Music Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Choralettes 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, String Quartet 3, 4, Medinamite I, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Merit Roll I, 2, Girl Reserves I, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, 4, Baccalaureate Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Medinian 3. PATRICIA HAYS Mickey Hobby-Teasing G.L.C. I, Spanish Club 2, Medin- ian 3, Medinamite 4, Merit Roll I, 3. PATRICIA PATTON Ilpatsyll Hobby-Records Medinamite I, Medinian 3, Star- dusters 3, Orchestra 3, Band 2 3, 4, Merit Roll I, 2, 3, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 lSec. 3I G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.L.C. 2, 3 Bowling 3, Jr.-Sr. Queen 4.. 1 37 1 HATTIE BOHL llHotll Hobby-Jokirig Home Nursing I, Chorus 2, Spanish Club 3, Merit Roll 3. CLARE DAUTERMAN Hobby--Any good swing music Orchestra 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Lima I, 2, Fostoria 3. .MJ JOHN HATHAWAY IIHGPII Hobby-Motorcycles Glee Club I, 2, 4, Chorus I, 2, Dramatics Club 4. HAROLD C. CASEY ncaseyll Hobby-Sports Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Drarnatics 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Band I, 2, Athletic Night I, Glee Club 4, Boxing 4. ROBERT HARNDEN llaobll Hobby-Music, Clarinet Band 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 lLibrarian 4l, Hi-Y 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 4, Medinian 3, Clarinet Quartet 3, 4, National Thespians 4, Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, Fremont I, 2. FAYE ROSHON llsugll Hobby- Kroger's Band I, 2, Spanish Club 2, Merit Roll 2, Jr. Red Crass 4 . BILLIE DEAN DANES Will Hobby- Ervie Girl Reserves I, 3, 4 IV-Pres. 3l, G.A.A. I, 3, 4, Photography Club 4. BERNADEAN HELLINGER llbenall Hobby-Writing letters Spanish Club 2, Merit Roll I, 2, Medinamite 4. ANDREW KLIMKO llchipll Hobby-Sports Football 4, Merit Roll I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3. JAMES NAVRATIL Navvie Hobby-Sports Football 3, Baseball 4, Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y I, 2. DONALD HARRINGTON lloonll Hobby--Sports Basketball 4, Baseball 4, York I, 2, 3. :E E KATHERINE PAPENHAUSEN Katie Spanish Club 4. WILLIAM ALEXANDER IIBHIII Hobby--Blondes F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 iTreas. 2, Pres. 4l5 Student Council 4. vm 'f'5 4 9-A.. MARVIN HALL llMertll Hobby- The Slag lron 4 Baseball 25 Football 35 Basketball 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3. TOM DOYLE IITDII Hobby-Sports Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4 lPres. 4l5 Chorus 3, 4 lPres. 4l5 Student Council 2, 35 Spanish Club 4 lPres.l5 Dramatics Club 45 Na- tional Thespians 4. LOIS MAE ANDERSON nshortyu Hobby-Laughing and joking G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Home Nursing 25 Bowling l, 2, 45 Jr. Band 45 Concert Band 4. iAnsAnA i-mumssssn llaarbll Hobby-Dancing Spanish Club 25 Home Nursing I5 Dramatics Club 45 Medinamite 45 Merit Roll l, 35 Jr. Red Cross 45 Homecoming Queen 4. JEANNE JACKSON ll?ll Hobby-UB 441 Honor Roll .l5 Merit Roll 2, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choralettes 25 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 G.L.C l, 2, 3, 45 Medinamite 45 Me- dinian 35 Jr. Band 25 Bacco- laureate Chorus 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. MARY COLLETTA BESHIRE usandyn Hobby-Navy Merit Roll 3. ERWIN HENSCHEL llnenll Hobby-Sports and Silly Will Hi-Y 25 Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4 iCaptain 4l5 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EAKEN llsobll Hobby-Music, Aviation Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3, 4 IV-Pres. 4l5 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 lPres. 4l5 String Quartet 3, 45 Stardusters 3, 45 Honor Roll l5 Merit Roll 2, 3. MARGARET ANDERSON Blondie Hobby-Collecting miniature dogs. G.A.A. 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Bowling 3. DOLORES LAURENZ IIDII Hobby--Everything and anything Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Girl Re- serves 3, 45 Choralettes 45 Medinian 35 Merit Roll l, 2, 35 Baccalaureate Chorus l, Z, 35 G.L.C. 25 G.A.A. 45 Bowling l. MARILYN KENYON llTweehll Hobby-Art, Sports, Singing Girl Reserves l, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 45 G.L.C. 25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Choralettes 3, 45 Flag and Baton Twirler 25 Drum Majorette 3, 45 Baccalaureate Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Merit Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Medinian 35 Spanish Club 25 Bowling l, 2, 4. ELMER PETELKA llxidll Hobby-Plants '7 BENNETT C. WILSON naennyu Hobby- I hate 'em. Honor Roll I, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4. MALCOLM BRICKER llsrickll Hobby-Music Athletic Night I5 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Spanish Club 2. EDWARD HACH Hack Hobby-Packards Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 F.F.A. I, 2 IV-Pres. ZI5 Merit Roll 25 Medinian 35 Brass Sextet 35 Photography Club 35 Navy 4. AGNES WAGNER Busy A9sie Hobby--Cleveland Rd. Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Bowling I, 3, 45 Medinian 3. ROBERT HODNETT Doc Had Hobby-FootbaIl5 killing Japs Football '40, '41, '42, Track '42, Baccalaureate Chorus '425 Glee Club '425 Navy '43, '44, '45. LUNA SMITH Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 45 Se- ville I. BETTY ANN SCHULTZ Dizzy Lizzy Hobby--Most everything in general G.A,A. l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Medinian 35 Medinamite 25 Bowling 25 Jr, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert I. JULIA RYAN ushortyn Hobby-Navy G.A.A, 3, 45 Girl Reserves I, 3, 45 Medinian 35 Merit Roll 25 Bowl- ing 3. ROSELLA YEAGER Billie Hobby--Having fun Home Nursing 25 G.A.A. 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Creston I. EDWARD VEVERKA llverkll Hobby--Sports Athletic Night I5 Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Bowling I, 3, 45 Medinian 3 'avg' MARY LOU STEFAN llLoull Hobby-Arguing G.A.A. I, 35 Spanish Club I, 25 Medinian 35 Merit Roll I5 Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. CLARK HILL Buster Hobby-Playing guitar F,F.A, 2, 3, 4, PHILIP SCH ERER, JR. PhiI Hobby-Sports Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Merit Roll 2, 3, Hi-Y 3. CLAYTON VEESART Cookie Hobby-Sports and trumpet Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 lV. Pres. ll Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4 lSec. 31 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Athletic Night l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4 lPres.l 1 JOYCE SMITH CHARLES GARDNER JEANETTE SCHINDELHOLZ Cookie Chuck Jake Hobby-Fooling around Hobby-fRadio and aviation Hobby-Hospital with Phil Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club Girl Reserves l, 2, Jr. Red Cross Girl Reserves 4, Merit Roll 2, 4. 4, Merit Roll 2, 3, Medinamite 3 Spanish Club 2, Medinamite 4, Medinian 3, Jr. Red Cross Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. l. BARBARA SWEET HLOU.. Hobby-Teasing my dad York l, 2, 3, G.A.A. 4, Girl Re- serves 4, Cheerleader 4, Medina- rnite 4, Glee Club 4. JANICE WAITE ll-,onli Hobby-Photographs Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 lTreas. Zl, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 lPres. 4l, Student Council 4 lSec.l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Medina- mite 4 lAssoc. Ed.l, Medinian 3, Spanish Club 4. JODIE PEARL UPTON llJoll Hobby-Writing letters, talking, and dancing Athens, Tennessee l, 2, 3. DAVID WIRKNER uboveu Hobby-Driving other peoples cars Chorus l, 2, Glee Club l, 2 Athletic Night l. BETTY WHEELER HB J., Hobby- Phil Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Medi- namite 4, Medinian 3, Merit Roll l, 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. STANLEY ZABORSKI5 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. SECOND: The following individual wills shall be com- VALERIE PYECROFT REINHARDT KEIPER PHYLLIS SEYMOUR STEVE DOHANYOS V0 Hobby-Make good, better, Phil SIUE Hobby Writing letters and better, best. H0bbY-TGOSIVTQ Deople H0bbY SD0ff5 and dancing F.F,A, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Girl Reserves 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4 lV Pres Girl Reserves l 2 3 Medinamite 4, Merit Roll 35 Medinamite 41 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Football Mgr 3 3 Merit Roll 2 Chorus 4, Glee Medinian 3, G.A.A. lg Jr. Red Hi-Y 3, 4. Club 4 Cross 2, 3, 4. GEORGIA CULP 'WILLIAM DEAN ROWE lIJo Joll llGixll Hobby'-Poetry and music Hobby--Driving Fords Chorus 35 Glee Club 3, Finished F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 lSec. 31, Base- in summer school, York l, 2. ball 3. VIRGINIA LEE SCHAMP Ginny Hobby- Brunswick Seville lj G.A.A, 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Medinamite 4. , La t Will and Te lament ol Class oi 1946 WE, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL, YEAR l946, Medina, state ot Ohio, being of sound minds l?l and memory, do make, publish, and de- clare this our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: FIRST: We direct that our present residence, Home Room 221, be dusted out thoroughly for the next graduating class. plied with by all legal state and civic groups. Bill Alexander-my knowledge about Dodge cars to Earl Koppes. Lois Anderson-an ounce of my silliness to anyone who thinks he wants some of it. Margaret Anderson-one lock of blond hair to Bev Garver. Claribell Auker-my ability to get into mischief to Lois Wertz. Edward Boker-my ability to love to Dick Phinney. Jack Barry-my typing skill to Joe Campbell. Maynard Bauer-my love of Sophomores to Miss Phillips. Chad Baxter, Erwin Henschel, Harold Johnson-our ability to wreck cars to anyone with a shiny new I946 model. Colletta Beshire-my ability to get through high school to my brother Jim. Hattie Bohl-my ability to blush to any Junior who can use it. Vencil Bohaty--my khaki experience to eighteen-year-olds- to-be. Malcolm Bricker-my braces to the first person who asks for them. Henry Bucey-my bass voice to Garneta Bond. Harold Casey-one perfectly good heart to Betty Woodward if she promises not to break it. Betty Colburn--my ability to make gutter balls and low scores to any future junior bowler. Jean Crombie-my white saddles to anyone in the iunior class who has the time to keep them that way. Georgia Culp-my quiet, unassuming ways to Lolita Few pro- vided she begins using them immediately, Shirley Daguehmy l8l2 model cornet to anyone who thinks he can hit high notes on it. Billie Dean Danes-my pleasing personality to anyone wishing to have a lot of fun. Clare Dauterman-my ability on the ivories to Miss Hitzelberger. ft: The hitting Star As of September, l945, these eleven seniors are scholastically at the top of their class. Back Row: Jean Crombie, Patsy Patton, Janice Holden, Jane Lovejoy, Jeanne Jackson, Pat Gibbs. Front Row: Allan Reinhardt, Betty Colburn, Bennett Wilson, Nancy Nichols, Chad Baxter. Steve Dohanyos-my cheerleading ability to Fats Hanshue. May he carry on with spirit. Marilou Doswell-my untiring work on posters to Pat Holden, hoping she'll keep everyone posted. Tom Doyle-my speed to Bob Spencer with the hope that he will put it to good use. Joan Dunn-my long and weary fight against noise at Girl Reserve meetings to the future president and with it goes a lot of heart-felt sympathy. Robert Eaken-my 48-hour day to the Juniors, so they can do their studies, any other duties, and learn to do without sleep. Evelyn Engelmann--my typing ability to my sister Frances. Esther Fetzer-my knack of cracking my knuckles to anyone who can stand it. Rosemary Fisher--my front seat, by the teacher's desk, to any junior girl liking teachers. Carl Fulling-all the knowledge the teachers have given me, back to the teachers. Charles Gardner-to any Freshman who is sucker enough to take it, my ability to stay stag all the way through high school. Richard Gensemer-my Dr. Ellis wave lotion and my curlers to Pinky Weber. Pat Gibbs-my attempt to get into character for Miss Myers to anyone having the courage to try it lparticularly Gweni . Janice Gordon-all my letters to my sister because she has read them anyhow. Ed Hach, Marvin Hall, Robert Hodnett-our sea legs to the future Navy men of M. H. S. Doug Hanshue-my left-end position to Dave Westland and hope him to be more successful. lrene Hardy-one foot of my height to Carola Rambow. Bob Harnden-my ability to be friendly to Dick Reinhardt. Don Harrington-my rides with Don Hendrickson to anybody with a strong heart and a weak mind. Johnny Hathaway-my Pepsodent grin and sparkling eyes and the ability to go with a beautiful cheerleader to any Freshman. Barb Haumesser-my bangs to anyone who likes to be called little girl. Pat Hays-my ability to get Medinamite subscriptions to Martha Judkins. Bernadean Hellinger-my ability to write to 24 servicemen to any girl who has time. Don Hendrickson--my ability to get into an argument with Mr. Duke to Reuben Bama. Jim Hess-to Dick Reinhardt my college experience at Wesleyan in hope he puts it to good use. Clark Hill-my rumble seat to any pretty girl wishing to ride in it. Bob Hinkel-the cymbals to Bob Randall providing he can hold them. Janice Holden-my sister to anyone who believes in the lend- lease of clothes. Barbara Holland-to Lois Wertz my unparalleled ability to be late if she, too, can stay off the absence list. Jean Jackson-my 6 periods with Miss Bowers to an under- classman who spent the past year racing from one floor to another. Sally Kaszian-my golden voice to my sister Marge. Reinhardt Keiper-my privilege to work for Mr. Claggett to Dick Phillips. Marilyn Kenyon-my ability to flutter my eyelashes to any flirtatious Junior. Andy Klimko-some of my vitamin-D complex to any under- classman with a D-fishency. Dolores Laurenz-my ability to get no further than the first page of Clair De Lune after orchestra practice. Jane Lovejoy-my Indian bracelets to any under-classman whose arms can stand the wear and tear. Junior McComas-one slightly-used sousaphone to any Fresh- man with a strong back and a weak mind. James Navratil-my ability to shatter feminine hearts without mercy to Bob Spencer. Nancy Nichols-4 dog-eared math books to Mr. Claggett. Katherine Papenhausen-I gladly give my Home Ec seat to any 8th grader who will keep it for 5 years. Patsy Patton-my memory lli to Mr. O'Donnell. Elmer Petelka-my quiet ways to any noisy underclassman. Irene Puie-my grades in school to Norman Gilsdorf on condition that he keep them at their present level. Val Pyecroft--my way of always finding questions to ask Mr. Rudes and look into his blue eyes to anyone who likes blue eyes. Allan Reinhardt-my presidency of the Hi-Y to some con- scientious hard-working Junior lproviding there is onel . Faye Roshon-my speedy, errorless typing ability to Miss Bowers to pass on to some unfortunate first-year student. William Rowe-lbetter known as Deani my skill in driving a Ford to anyone in the junior class. Judy Ryan-my Wings to anyone who wants to fly worse than l do. Virginia Schamp-what's left of Brunswick to Lois Kaufman and Lucy Lawrence. Phil Scherer-my baseball bat to some other promising player, providing he is going steady. Jeannette Schindelholz-my ability to go on a diet to Lois Wertz. Betty Ann Schultz-my love of trumpets to any eighth grader, who will carry it through high school. Phyllis Seymour- my ability to type without errors to lla Williams. Joyce Smith-my sewing ability to Genevieve Wass providing she gets better grades than l do. Luna lNora Leel Smith-my ability to blush very easily to anyone who can take the kidding that goes with it. Mary Lou Stefan-my shyness lof what?i to Alice Stefan. Barbara Sweet-my aching back lthese cheerleading galsi to Lois Kaufman providing she can work and work hard. Sally Lou Vance-my four years of cheerleading to Pat Neuen- schwander and I hope she has as much fun out of it as I do. Clayton Cookie Veesart-my weak ankles to any freshman gridder who has a liking l?l for bench-warming. Ed Veverka-my pitching position on the softball team to an up-and-coming Senior. Jodie Upton--to my senior class-room teachers, Miss Myers and Mr. Rudes, the profound admiration and ever-enduring friendship of the class of '46, Agnes Wagner-my dimples to any underclassman who can'ttake a lot of kidding and likes the name Dimples. Janice Waite-a '45 class ring to any '47 Senior providing it isn't Whitey's. Betty Wheeler-my dates on foot ltut-tut-these accidentsi to some steady who has a turn of luck the wrong way. Bennett Wilson-my ability to write romantic poetry to any eighth grader who doesn't know how. David Wirkner-my ability to cut classes and get away with it to anybody who has the nerve to try it. Rosella Yeager-my curly locks to some lucky l?i person with naturally straight hair. Stanley Zaborskis-the favor of being last in everything alpha- betically to any high school student whose last name begins with Z. -THE SENlORS YNY ANNX P 1 X NX XX 4? U f , . S X X E CLASS orrlcsks 7 X 5 Z X Dick Reanhq dt g 3' Presid t 5 M th J dk V p d t G 1 s d S f yt M ryJ F t sr d fc: I X THE 0RTl GCA the Junior Class T QS X X O I Q '.' X X S 'n v 5 S J X U f Ox X Junior if HV Bock Row, left to right: Adeline Frantz, DeForest Denman, Donald Applegate, Raymond Denson, George Brock, Laura Beat, Norman Gilsdorf, Joe Campbell, Gordon Cornell, Virginia Dague. Front Row, left to right: Donna Brubaker, Doreen Cogswell, Garneta Bond, Helen Barsic, Mary Jane Fanta, Hazel Crum, Lois Abell, Beverly Garver, Betty Dohanyos, Dolores Gott. Back Row, left to right: Lois Kaufman, Dick Miller, Harvey Brine, John Kraus, John Keefer, Harold Grosser, Jacob Keiper, Pat Holden. Middle Row, left to right: Lucy Lawrence, Martha Judkins, Reuben Barna, Dale Neel, Earl Koppes, Dick Killinger, Darrell Maddox, Marguerite Halblaub. Front Row, left to right: Garvin Hooven, Mary Jane Haumesser, Marge Kaszian, Arlayne Jones, Sue Kirkham, Hazel Neff, Dolores Mellert, Delores Messenger. Juniors 'if .Q ' Back Row, left to right: Shirley Schwartz, Jane Wilson, Barbara Ridiker, Ruth Jane Wolfe, lla Williams, Eddie Rickard, Katherine Steidl. Middle Row, left to right: Bob Spencer, Eddie Oravecz, Dick Reinhardt, Bob Werley, Chester Ring, Frank Poor. Front Row, left to rigl1t:R0berta Reed, Esther Ring, Eleanor Pritchard, Shirley Sprankle, Lois Wertz, Alice Stefan, Dick Phillips, Genevieve Wass. todiumeProm-Yoor Book These and many other activities make the third year of high school the busiest and the most fun. ln addition to our regular school work, we Juniors sponsor all the stadium activities ot the football games. Another important event in our year is the Junior-Senior banquet which we also have the responsibility of preparing. For many Juniors and Seniors this stands as one ofthe most important evenings in all our high school life. Another task which is thrust on our shoulders is the producing of the annual. Much work is connected with this project in order that the book may be more enjoyable than it ever has been before. f U fi Junlors And Seniors J X M i m 5' i, xi JR , fa I if 1 X f EQ! Q1 if ,ff . KY? f is M 1 4- ' U 5 A . - A , , , V i f , W 4 '- A ' V .3 I '- - ? Q: ' fi ' N 0 . z Z. Q - , ' -1 hi U' X J I Lap - X - X' 5 X Q Q. Q v v 7 THE STAND -INS tho Sophomore Class S N N 3 cu. s s X i Ge Ad I s 'Y 08 so F fx o I 'Q' x X 'L' N JQQI S 0.60, S. Q af X. Fw, X ophomore 1995 Back Row, left to right: Jean Anderson, Betty Jo Behrens, Caroline Anderson, Elmer Bloch, Richard H. Baker, Belva Buchanan, Miriam Bricker, Barbara Bohaty. Middle Row, left to right: Jack Barrow, David Cramer, James Beshire, Richard E. Baker, Roger Burgess, Bill Adams, Norma Clark, Ray Auker, Front Row, left to right: Nadine Christian, Billy Bruce, Jack Chester, Alfred Cruthers, Ronald J. Collins, Richard Carlton, Kenneth Carter, Delores Chapman. Back Row, left to right: Joan Holdridge, Thom Fisher, Deborah Dean, Jacque Hetrick, Brent Huffman, Alice Haaven, Claude Hunter, Betty Ann Houseman. Middle Row, left to right: Marjorie Hunter, Gene Hanshue, Daryl Few, Martha DeGroat, Dick Hinkel, Bob Gilsdorf, Jackie Davis, Colleen Handley. Front Row, left to right: Dolores Hamric, Ruth Helen Hill, Jimmy Henry, Bob Fields, Louise Fetzer, Raymond Hinkel, Mary Lou Inman, Frances Emerson. ' .a ophomore ,4l Back Row, left to right: Rosemary Mickna, Don Killinger, Bob Leyda, Joan Kruggel, Leona Osborn, Ruth Minto, Jerry Neracher, Alfred Leidig, Mary Newberry. Middle Row, left to right: Ken Marvin, George Miner, Dean Nettleton, Dean Kendall, Bob McDonald, Sylvester Kemp, Allen Neff, Glenn Mora, Virginia Medley. Front Row, left to right: Audrey Kirkpatrick, Charles O'Laughlin, Beatrice Nixon, Dorothy Mersing, Lois Jean Lucas, Bill McDonald, Delores Orth, Bernice Koehler. Q Q9 r in my Buck Row, left to right: Jean Schnettler, Robert Scheetz, Marjorie Wallace, Doris Sitzenstock, Elizabeth Root, Dorothy Rapp, Kenneth West, Joyce Parish, Elizabeth Poor. Middle Row, left to right: Don Warner, Keith Weber, Joe Sviatko, Don Phillips, Adrian Rooy, Ernest Szaniszlo, David Westland, Don Sojka, Clarence Stillman. Front Row, left to right: Betty Woodward, Lela Smith, Marian Spice, Dick Wirkner, Roger Smith, Esther Pritchard, Mary Sailer, Carola Rombow. 'S .wane I giwak 5 'F 5 if i xf QQ Sf ' . y -NQNNN .V ,- :W s 7 r 4765- M 1' -L In . J' .W f H 'in V 4 ' --xi' .f r11 , ...Q ., . Q 1 ,ei M' -A i if 1- U- W I fx W X S , S CLASS orncsns H' Q E Dick Komiati Q Q President S Robert Voshall . Q ,.x i Q Vice-president Tom Evans Sec reto ry-treasurer William Manger Student Council THE M SS GER the Fre hman Class Q Q xNNx SQ ws 7A YQ M o X- Q QQf 0 0 A Q ' , Fre hmen Back Row, left to right: Joan Anderson, Barbara Bright, Lois Byrd, Joan Cover, Barbara Campbell, Jane Abell, Lois Cole. Middle Row, left to right: Frank Brantner, Robert Boyd, Ronald E. Collins, Tim Bennett, Howard Christian, Norma Craig. Front Row, left to right: Richard Cleveland, Jay Alexander, Dean Brubaker, Bob Aikman, Alan Batchelder, Bob Culp, Carl Bohl, Joe Andrews. Back Row, left to right: Gwen Gibbs, Edward Donahue, Frances Dye, Pat Denson, Margret Dreibelbis, Jean Good, Louise Gordon, Rose Eaken. Middle Row, left to right: Lolita Few, Don Frederick, Frances Engelmann, Tommy Evans, Pat Ferguson, Buddy Diehl, Marguerite Frost. Front Row, left to right: John Dohanyos, Portia Griesinger, Betty Flynn, Virgil Foster, Herman Garrett, Bettie Gilbert, Bill Davenport, Margaret Garonzy. ...lm Fre hmen S on-,A Bock Row, left to right: Jescelia Johnson, Glenn Hendershot, Charles Lamphear, Julia Hach, Eileen Johnson, Sally Holland, Charles Lons, Donald Mace, Lois Miller. Middle Row, left to right: Leland Johnson, Neil Henniger, Mike Kirkham, Roy Hoertz, Paul Kraus, Dick Komjati, Andy Long, Junior Horvath, Nina Hunt, Front Row, left to right: Eugene Haumesser, Ray Moucha, Selena Morrison, Charlene Hood, Nancy Henniger, Nancy Lawrence, Ronnie Morse, James McComas, Wayne Houseworth. . 0-.A 'govt :tl!!, ' 5-.. Bock Row, left to right: Jean Nichols, Patsy Rollins, Everett Pursley, Doris Ross, Clyde Spangler, Richard Phinney, Genevieve Pritchard, Nancy Ryan, Bob Voshall, Middle Row, left to right: Billy Munger, Max Rohrbaugh, Ray Mantz, Robert Murrey, Howard Maier, Douglas Maitland Homer Webster, Roger Meyers, Nancy Spitzer. Front Row, left to right: Pat Neuenschwander, Reba Shaw, Helen Wenhart, Rosemary Poor, Wallace Miller, Bob Randall, Lois Shanafelt, Shirley Whitfield, Georgene Veverka. 1 The Board ol Directors These are the members of the Board of Education which met once each month at Medina High School to discuss and determine the ways and means for this production. Seated llefl' to rightl: Harold Williams, vice-president, Earl Gibbs, president, H. G. Spencer, superintendent. Standing lleft to rightl: Boyd Davenport, clerk, Henry Laribee, Earl Foote, Harold Waite. l E ,o- .B.. -'lc' UC A 4 ' MR. HARRY B. AITKEN MISS EDITH B. ALLEN BA., Muskingum College B.S., Ohio State University History, Arithmetic, Geography English, Health, Physical Ed. The Adviser ,..q--.V af' li MISS SALLY BOWERS MR. HOWARD CLAGGETT MISS NELLIE CLIFT BA., Muskingum College B.S., Denison University B.A., Wooster College Typing, Shorthand I M.A., Ohio State University M.A,, Iowa Slate University Bookkeeping, Physics, Sr. Math. University of California Latin, English, Journalism if 3 . we Aim A 6 'Xfp . .J Q g 2 Q,-vw, X J z 'E f i A :Q L... c il c 75 I ' Q 4 t . st, l l l Q . MR. HERBERT DEMUTH MR. 0. C. DUKE MISS JANETT EHLER BSC. in Ed., B.S. Capitol University BSC. in Agriculture BA., Ohio Wesleyan Chemistry, Gen. Science Ohio State University Englighl Hjsfgryl Civics, Agriculture, Farm Shop World Geography l ' X MISS FLORENCE HITZELBERGER MR. JAMES F. HOLLINGER MRS. WINDSOR KELLOGG B.A., Capital University B.Sc. in Ed.,Miami University B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Spanish Physical Ed., Industrial Arts English ali I I 'i My x. ,,....a..,...,,. .lgkmwx S L MRS. J. M. LEWANDOWSKI MR. D. D. LEYDA MR. HARLEY LINN B.A., Baldwin Wallace B.Sc. Horticulture B.Sc. in Education Algebra, GSOFWCIVY Ohio State University Ohio University 7,1 Science, Industrial Arts Industrial Arts, Mech. Drawing if 149 Igefizqg , .6?.t',f21a4:,iq1.JicY I , tl I MISS DOROTHY E. MYERS MKS. MARGARET NICHOLS MR- VANCE Q'D0NNELl- A.B., Diploma in Speech B.A., Oberlin College B-5-M-1 Baldwin W0ll0C9 Muskingum College English M.A., University of Michigan English, Speech irector of Instrumental Music 30 L al.- ww ,sry MISS FLORENCE J. PHILLIPS MR. DAVID T. PLANK MR- ROBERT RUDES Ph,B., Baldwin Wallace B.S.M,, Baldwin Wallace AB-, Boldwin W0llQQe MA., Columbia Director of Vocal Music Americori l'll5f0fY, C'V'CS World History, American History MR. RAY R. THOMAS MISS OLIVE U. TJOSSEM MISS ELEANOR WRIGHT BS. in Ed., Miami University BA., University of Iowa B.Sc. in Education Mathematics University of California M.A., Ohio State University MA., University of Chicago Home Economics Art Director MAINTENANCE STAFF COOKS CUSTODIANS Mrs. Theresa Gienke Mr. John Wyman Katherine Morlock Mr. Alvin Eberly iii Q, 94 ' vi . S Q A ws 'Q 1 9 . X 1 , i Q2 4? 'F U in 'M , S Y n 41 'W l EDI ITE The Publicit tall The Medinamite staff, newly-equipped with a filing cabinet, has worked hard this year. Miss Clift, the faculty adviser, has been on the job bringing the paper up to a higher standard. The members of the journalism class who make up this staff worked both during and after school to put out an excellent paper so that the students of Medina High School might know and have a record of the news and important events of the school year. The members of the staff wish to thank their advertisers for their cooperation. Seated Iett, to right: Janice Gordon, Jackie Davis, Jack Barrow, Jean Jackson Shirley Dogue Janice Waite, Allen Neff, Barbara Haumesser, Mary Catherine Newberry Standing, left to right: Mary Lou Stefan, Phyllis Seymour, Tom Fisher Joyce Smith Betty Wheeler, Barbara Sweet, Virginia Schamp, Douglas Hanshue, Miss Clift ladviserl Garvin Hooven, Elizabeth Root, Gordon Cornell, Shirley Sprankle, Roberta Reed Dorothy Mersing Patricia Hays. STAFF EDITORS AND MANAGERS Editor ,,,.,,....I,I..... .............. S hirley Dague Circulation Manager Barbara Haumesser Associate Editor ,..., ............. J anice Waite Advertising Manager Jackie Davis Feature Editor ..,.. ..................... P at Gibbs Business Manager Jean Jackson Sports Editor .........,.......... Mary C. Newberry Art Editor ........... Jack Barrow Exchange Editor ................,..... Janice Gordon us... C0 CERT First Row: Leona Osborn Betty Houseman Elizabeth Root Gwen Gibbs 34 This organization has done exceptionally well this year. It has performed at some of the plays and has given two concerts. The members have put in a lot of work behind the scenes for each performance! We think that they deserve a hand for the superb musical background they provided for this production. Second Row: Robert Eaken Robert Hinkel Nancy Nichols Miriam Bricker Josephine Aronica Sally Holland Patricia Ferguson Joan Anderson Dolores Laurenz MEMB Third Row: Jean Nichols Virginia Medley Betty Jo Behrens Nancy Burris Pat Neuenschwander Reba Shaw Tom Fisher Pat Gibbs ERS Robert Harnden Betty Colburn Herman Garrett Allan Reinhardt Jill Fahlman Fourth Row: Robert Randall Richard Hinkel Mary C. Newberry Mr. Vance O'Donnell MUVY Edith Wlfknef Malcolm Bricker Jean Ann Anderson Lelg Smith Patricia Denson. Robe,-f Spencer Richard Reinhardt Junior McComas Gordon Cornell Laura Beat Joan Holdridge Lois Wertz Dorothy Rapp 0RCHE TR UNI0ll BAN n'5 it D ff, 41 I? 1 First Row: Robert Hyde Pot Leidorf Margaret Freese Joan Fenn Charles O'LaughIin Julia Hach Second Row: Beverly Cruthers Jacqueline Davis Norma Craig Jean Anderson Caroline Anderson Julia Palmquist Belva Buchanan Lois Anderson Shirley Whitfield David Lucas Douglas Maitland Florence Medley Alfred Cruthers Roberta Reed Joyce Auker Glenn Hendershot Max Rohrbaugh Robert Gardner Bill Davenport Joe Andrews Don Frederick Peter Bohley 'N Third Row: Pauline Winebrenner Mary K. Houseman Patricia Wilt Margret Dreibelbis Jean Nichols Joan Shanower Robert Fields Daryl Few Mr. O'DonneIl Roger Meyers FLUTES, OBOE, PICCOLO Nancy Burris, Gwen Gibbs, Laura Beat, Jacqueline Davis, Leona Osborn, Elizabeth Root, Betty Ann Houseman. CLARINETS Pat Gibbs, Allen Neff, Andrew Long, Richard Komjati, Thomas Fisher, Robert l-larnden, Miriam Bricker, Betty Colburn? SAXOPHONES Dorothy Mersing, Lois Anderson, Roberta Reed, Douglas Maitland, Robert Eaken, Dorothy Rapp, Joan Holdridge, Patsy Patton? C0 CERT OFFICERS President ................ Allan Reinhardt Vice-president ............ Robert Eaken Secretary ,,.,.,.,,.t..,..,... Betty Colburn Business Manager..Junior McComas Librarians .....,.....,... Laura Beat lPictures Leona Osborn not shownl Nancy Nichols Shirley Sprankle CLARINETS Robert Hyde, Joan Dunn, Betty Jo Behrens, Bill Munger, Ruth Minto, Shirley Sprankle, Lois Wertz, Reba Shaw. :kAbsent when picture was taken. - fr feta, oem, ' -1335 CORNETS SOUSAPHONES, TROMBONES, BARITONE First Row: Robert Gardner, Glenn l-lendershot, Max Daryl Few, Robert Fields, Peter Bohley, Herman Rohrbaugh, Shirley Dague, Lelo Smith, Bill Daven- Garrett, Allan Reinhardt, Junior McComas. port. Second Row: Roger Meyers, Robert Spencer, Richard Reinhardt, Clayton Veesart, Malcolm Bricker. Rehearsals-Assemblies-C oncerts Our M. H. S. concert band has been practicing very hard all year. They play diligently during every noon hour. March twenty-second was the date of their spring concert for which they played the very difficult overture l8l2. Mary Catherine Newberry did an outstanding solo, Concerto for Tympani for the winter music festival in December. On only ten minutes' notice this band plays before our assemblies. lt is ably led by Mr. Vance O'Donnell. The junior band is composed of high school and junior high students. It is from this organization that the concert band obtains its players. lts members practice every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning at the early hour of eight o'clock. Absent when picture was taken. PERCUSSION FRENCH HORNS Richard l-linkel, Mary Catherine Newberry, Robert Julia Hach, Caroline Anderson, Chester Ring, Nancy Hinkel, Gordon Cornell, Portia Griesinger, Robert Nichols, Clare Dautermanll Randall. , + '9 4 i K K I ,,., Trumpet Trio Robert Spencer Lelo Smith Richard Reinhardt Woodwind Trio Leona Osborn Tom Fisher Betty Housemon 1 axophono Quartet Roberto Reed Robert Ecken Dorothy Rapp Joan Holdridge Clarinet Quartet Tom Fisher Pat Gibbs Betty Colburn Robert Harnden Brass Sextet Richard Reinhardt Robert Spencer Junior McComas Nancy Nichols Herman Garrett Allan Reinhardt tring Quartet Betty Jo Behrens Nancy Nichols Robert Hinkel Robert Eaken Robert Spencer Allan Reinhardt Henry Lee Bucey Chad Baxter 40 Marilyn Kenyon Sally Lou Vance Mary Ellen Sailer Jane Lovejoy Nancy Nichols Ruth Minto Dorothy Rapp Dolores Laurenz Martha Judkins Garneta Bond is V -. Choraleites The Choralettes are a group of ten lovely girls who sing harmoniously during our assemblies and also for Kiwanis Club, the Dairyman's Club, the Afternoon Club, and many others who appreciate the fine entertainment they give under the direction of Mr. David Plank. The recently-named l-larmonaires have become very popular with the students of Medina High. Popular songs and also more serious ones always sound a little bit better when sung by Chad, Henry, Allan, and Bunny. Most Medina students will never forget their arrangement of Bill Grogan's Goat. U Harmonaires MEMBERS First Row: Dorothy Rapp, Margaret Kaszian, Alice Stefan, Doreen Cogswell, Beverly Garver, Jane Abell, Reba Shaw, Patricia Neuen- schwander, Janice Waite, Betty Woodward, Betty Dohanyos, Mary Ellen Sailer. Second Row: Jeanne Jackson, Florence Kaszian, Marilyn Kenyon, Sally Lou Vance, Jane Lovejoy, Jean Crombie, Martha Judkins, Ruth Minto, Gcrneto Bond, Pot Holden, Arloyne Jones, Julia Hach, Shirley Dague. Third Row: Dolores Laurenz, Nancy Nichols, John Dohanyos, Roger Smith, Gordon Cornell laccompan- istl, Allan Reinhardt, Allen Neff, Howard Christion, Clayton Veesart, Henry Bucey, Steve Dohanyos, Doris Sitzenstock, Valerie Pyecroft. Fourth Row: Lois Kaufman, Erwin Henschel, John Keefer, Chad Bax- ter, Junior McComos, Carl Fulling, Robert Hinkel, Richard Reinhardt, Robert Spencer, Tom Doyle, Irene Hardy. Boys' Glee Club A 'Q 3 l Mixed Choru MEMBERS First Row: Jerry Neracher, Robert Leyda, Ken Marvin, Earl Koppes, Allen Neff, Raymond Auker, Eugene Hanshue, Clayton Veesart, Douglas Hanshue, Harold Casey, Henry Bucey, Steve Dohanyos, John Dohonyos. Second Row: John Hathaway, Frank Poor, Daryl Few, Kieth Weber, Adrian Rooy, John Keefer, Richard Reinhardt, Carl Fulling, Robert Hinkel, Junior McComos, Allan Reinhardt, Robert Spencer, Tom Doyle, Erwin Henschel, Mike Kirk- ham, Chod Baxter. emi Girl 9 Glee Club FIRST SOPRANOS First Row: Nadine Christian, Audrey Kirkpatrick, Bernice Koehler, Betty Wood- ward, Betty Dohanyos, Janice Waite, Leona Osborn. Second Row: Deborah Dean, Frances Engelmann, Adeline Frantz, Marilyn Kenyon, Sally Lou Vance, Garneta Bond, Gwen Gibbs, Genevieve Pritchard. Third Row: Frances Dye, Nancy Spitzer, Lolita Few, Florence Kaszian, Margaret Kaszian, Doreen Cogswell, Lois Lucas, Beverly Garver. ALTOS First Row: Mary C. Newberry laccom- panistl, Barbara Bohaty, Lois Cole, Jean Nichols, Jane Abell, Reba Shaw, Patricia Neuenschwancler, Mary Ellen Sailer. Second Row: Esther Fetzer, Julia Hoch, Ruth Minto, Shirley Dague, Valerie Pye- croft, Patricia Holden, Arlayne Jones. Third Row: Belva Buchanan, Jeanne Jackson, Lois Kaufman, Garvin Hooven, Virginia Medley, Mary Belle Johnson, Doris Sitzenstock. SECOND SOPRANOS First Row: Charlene Hood, Alice Stefan, Lucy Lawrence, Lela Smith, Rosemary Poor, Pat Gibbs, Patricia Denson. Second Row: lrene Hardy, Dolores Laurenz, Jackie Davis, Elizabeth Root, Dorothy Rapp, Barbara Sweet, Jean Schnettler. Third Row: Elizabeth Poor, Jean Crombie, Jane Lovejoy, Miriam Bricker, Sally Holland, Betty Jo Behrens, Betty House- man, Roberta Reed. IQUNQ-rlrtt lvl!-Cl: ' 'Xuan' A C t TROMBONES Allan Reinhardt Herman Garrett Peter Bohley SOUSAPHONE Junior McComas ALTERNATES Bill Davenport Trumpet Lois Anderson Alto Saxophone Douglas Maitland Alto Saxophone Roger Meyers Trumpet Roger Smith Clarinet 31 'Q-ni-'Q The Marching Band CLARINETS Pat Gibbs Robert Harnden Betty Colburn Miriam Bricker Shirley Sprankle Reba Shaw Julia Hach Dick Komjati Lois Wertz Ruth Minto Bill Munger Betty .lo Behren Joan Dunn Robert Hyde Andy Long TRUMPETS Dick Reinhardt Lela Smith Shirley Dague Malcolm Bricker Bob Gardner Glenn Hendershot Max Rohrbaugh BARITONE Robert Fields DRUMS Robert Hinkel Gordon Cornell Mary Newberry Richard Hinkel Robert Randall Portia Griesinger CO-DRUM MAJORS Marilyn Kenyon Tom Fisher MAJORETTES Mary Sailer Betty Dohanyos Lois Cole FLUTES Laura Beat Betty Houseman Elizabeth Root Gwen Gibbs Nancy Burris Jackie Davis GLOCKENSPIEL Leona Osborn ALTO SAXOPHON Robert Eaken Dorothy Rapp TENOR SAXOPHONES Joan Holdridge Patsy Patton FRENCH HORNS Nancy Nichols Chester Ring MARILYN MARY ELLEN LOIS BETTY TOM ctivities ol the Marching Band This year has been the busiest one the marching band has ever had. Besides marching at our football games and mastering many new and difficult forma- tions, under the leadershipof Mr. Vance O'Donnell, they traveled to Lorain to march in the parade which celebrated the homecoming of Admiral King. They also went to Baldwin-Wallace to perform at one of their football games. These and many other activities have made the marching band of Medina well-known all over the northern part of Ohio. The five people in the picture above played no small part in making a colorful and successful season for the band. President .......... Pat Gibbs Vice president ..... Betty Colburn Secretary .....,..... Pat Holden Treasurer ....,,.. .......... A Ilan Reinhardt G Dramatic Club First Row: Nancy Nichols, Elizabeth Root, Janice Holden, Betty Colburn, Marilyn Kenyon, Jack Barrow, Bob Harnden, Darrell Maddox, Nancy Spitzer, Alice Hooven, Sally Lou Vance, Marilou Daswell. Second Row: Miss Myers ladviserl, Jane Lovejoy, John Hathaway, Patricia Ferguson, Jeanne Schnettler, Pat Holden, Garneta Bond, Pat Gibbs, Tom Fisher, Shirley Sprankle, Lois Byrd, Betty Jo Behrens, Miriam Bricker. Third Row: Lois Lucas, Elizabeth Poor, Ruth Minto, Mary C. Newberry, Joan Dunn, Doreen Cogswell, Portia Griesinger, Pat Neuenschwander, Dick Phillips, Barbara Holland, Beverly Garver, Barbara Haumesser, Betty Woodward. Fourth Row: Charles Gardner, Jackie Davis, Tommy Doyle, Allan Reinhardt, Junior McComaS, Carl Fulling, Douglas Hanshue, Maynard Bauer, lrene Hardy, Norman Gilsdorf, Adeline Frantz. ,. 27 lt orricens if 9 - Q 5 e ' ,, , w 'uni X.. Although this is just a newly-organized club under the supervision of Miss Myers, the members are very enthusiastic and successful. There are forty- eight members who hold business meetings twice a month. The Night of January l6, a three-act play, and the high school Christmas program were presented by this group, and quite a number of its members now belong to National Thespians. THE PLAY WITH TWO ENDINGS Latin Club First Row, left to right: Mary C. Newberry, Ruth Minto, Eleanor Pritchard, Alice Hooven, Jeanne Schnettler, Betty Jo Behrens, Betty Houseman, Lois Wertz, Lois Lucas. Second Row, left to right: Miss Clitt ladviserl, Elizabeth Root, Barbara Ridiker, Norma Clark, Maynard Bauer, Caroline Anderson, Virginia Dague, Deborah Dean. 17' OFFICERS President ........ Betty Ann Houseman Secretary ............ Mary C. Newberry Program Chairman..Barbara Ridiker This is the second year for this organization under Miss Clift's supervision. The members hold two meetings a month, one during school and another outside of class. At the social meeting they have special activities such as making Roman foods. Lo Amigos Espanole Q! if First Row, left to right: Tommy Doyle, David Westland, Allen Neff, Jerry Neracher, Dean Kendall, Jackie Davis, Virginia Medley, Marjorie Hunter, Leona Osborn. Second Row, left to right: Miss Hitzelberger tadviserl , Colleen Handley, Margaret Anderson, Tommy Fisher, Janice Holden, Esther Fetzer, Elizabeth Poor, Miriam Bricker, Alfred Leidig. Third Row, left to right: Dolores Hamric, Delores Orth, Louise Fetzer, Lela Smith, Katherine Papenhausen, Esther Pritchard, Helen Hill, Dorothy Mersing, Janice Waite. 46 ' Spanish Club OFFICERS President .................... Tommy Doyle Vice-president ............ Janice Holden Secretary ................ Colleen Handley Treasurer .................... Janice Waite Under' the supervision of Miss Hit- zelberger all the members of the second-year Spanish classes are eligible to join this club. They hold meetings about once a month and play Spanish games and try to carry on much of their conversation in Spanish. Photography Club 599 .L- qi Seated, left ha right: Lois Cole, Darrell Maddox, Joan Dunn, Billie Dean Danes, Bob Randall. Standing, left to right: DeForest Denman, Virginia Schamp, Norman Gilsdorf, Luna Smith, Jack Barrow, Dale Neel. This is one club which has no officers but its members have very successfully carried on a number of projects. Sev- eral ot these have been landscapes, portraits, and pictures for the annual, They are under the leadership of Miss Tjossem who is also art instructor. On this page you see some at the work that Jack Barrow, one of its members, has done. 47 eriior Girl Re erve n nn. it A-. 5 - 4 Al . First Row, left to right: Nancy Nichols, Jean Jackson, Garvin Hooven, Jane Wolfe, Irene Hardy, Delores Laurenz, Laura Beat, Betty Wheeler, Lois Kaufman, Virginia Schamp. Second Row, left to right: Dolores Gott, Donna Brubaker, Betty Dohanyos, Claribell Auker, Lucy Lawrence, Joan Dunn, Lois Wertz, Judy Ryan, Alice Stefan, Doreen Cogswell, Beverly Garver, Billie Danes, Delores Messenger. Third Row, left to right: Miss Clift ladviserl, Barbara Ridiker, Marilyn Kenyon, Mary Jane Fanta, Shirley Schwartz, Virginia Dague, Jean Crombie, Jane Lovejoy, Sally Lou Vance, Martha Judkins, Barbara Sweet, Roberta Reed, Pat Holden, Sue Kirkham. Fourth Row, left to right: Lois Anderson, Marilou Doswell, Shirley Dague, Eleanor Pritchard, Margaret Kaszian, Garneta Bond, Betty Colburn, Adeline Frantz, Lois Abell, Arlayne Jones, Mary Jane Haumesser, Shirley Sprankle, Agnes Wagner, Betty Schultz, Dolores Mellert. Junior Girl Reserves First Row, left to right: Patricia Denson, Patricia Ferguson, Genevieve Pritchard, Caroline Anderson, Julia Hach, Deborah Dean, Ruth Minto, Nancy Spitzer, Joan Anderson, Lois Byrd. Second Row, left to right: Frances Emerson, Shirley Whitfield, Mary Ellen Sailer, Betty Woodward, Nadine Christian, Jescelia Johnson, Audrey Kirkpatrick, Bernice Koehler, Reba Shaw, Mary Lou Inman, Nancy Lawrence, Patricia Neuenschwander, Georgene Veverka. Third Row, left to right: Nancy Ryan, Barbara Bright, Gwen Gibbs, Barbara Campbell, Jean Nichols, Jane Abell, Lois Cole, Betty Jo Behrens, Betty Ann Hauseman, Miriam Bricker, Eliza- beth Poor, Lois Jean Lucas, Colleen Handley. Fourth Row, left to right: Joan Holdridge, Mary Catherine New- berry, Dorothy Mersing, Barbara Bohaty, Rosemary Mickna, Charlene Hood, Rosemary Poor, Patricia Rollins, Esther Pritchard, Lela Smith, Portia Griesinger, Lois Miller, Nancy Henniger. Fifth Row, left to right: Miss Ehler ladviserl , Jeanne Schnettler, Joan Kruggel, Leona Osborn, Norma Clark, Martha DeGroat, Jackie Davis, Elizabeth Root, Dorothy Rapp, Alice l-looven. SENIOR G. R. OFFICERS JUNIOR G, R. OFFICERS President ...,--.-O------------,..---- Joan Dunn President .................... Esther Pritchard Vice-president ----,..------..--. Sally Vance Vice-President ..........,. Betty Houseman Secretary ,Fw.........,....... Martha Judkins Segrerqry ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,-,. R Ogemo,-y Pgof Treasurer ...... ,..,. D olores Mellert Treasurer ----,-,--, ------.., R ebo Show DISCUSSIONS PROJ ECTS - PARTIES Both the Junior and Senior Girl Reserves have been very busy this year. The Senior G. R. group has its meetings twice a month and has over fifty members. One of the highlights of their year was a l-lard Times party together with the Hi-Y. They also collected clothes for Holland. The Junior G. R. also has two meetings a month and over titty members. They have special Ring groups which study fine arts and make scrap- books. The highlight for the whole group was the big Spring Formal. pw-., -f l '69 SENIOR G. R. SONG FEST Y-Inf bm S-,J l i SOME JUNIOR G. R.'S POSE BEFORE FLAGS OF MANY NATIONS HI-Y 2 . i First Row, left to right: Bob Randall, Bob Voshall, Bob Aikman, Ken Marvin, Dale Neel, Eddie Rickard, Darrell Maddox, Robert Fields, Alfred Leidig, Brent Huffman, Ken- neth West, John Dohanyos, Joe Andrews, Second Row, left to right: Mr. Demuth ladviserl, Chad Baxter, Allan Reinhardt, Dick Komjati, Norman Gilsdorf, Dick Gensemer, Mike Kirkham, Charles Gardner, Raymond Denson, Robert Gilsdorf, David Westland. OFFICERS -1 Ns ' President ............ ...... A Ilan Reinhardt Vice-president .................... Jack Barry , Secretary-treasurer ...... Dick Reinhardt Chaplain ........,...........,, Maynard Bauer Third Row, left to right: Edward Veverko, Clayton Veesart, Jerry Neracher, Jack Barrow, Robert Leyda, Bob Hornden, DeForest Denman, Earl Koppes, Joe Campbell, Dean Bru- baker, Glenn Hendershot, Bill Munger. Fourth Row, left to right: Jack Barry, Adrian Rooy, Junior McComas, Robert McDonald, George Brock, Dick Reinhardt, Maynard Bauer. HI-Y VALENTINE DANCE ACTIVITIES This group is made up of members from all four high school grades this year. The boys did a good job of helping decorate the park for Christmas They took charge of the March of Dimes cam paign, and had a very interesting assembly with Mr. Cotterman of Capital University as their guest speaker. Future Farmer ol America H ,-cwpi Ag ei if 9 ffl 'M' First Row, left to right: Don Phillips, Edward Baker, Jock Barry, Stanley Zaborskis, Harvey Brine, Ronald Collins, Bob Murrey, Roy Hoertz, Dean Nettleton, Homer Webster, Bill Alexander, Reinhardt Keiper. Second Raw, left ta right: Donald Baich, Bob Culp, Jock Chester, Bob Leydo, Clarence Stillman, Howard Christian, David Cramer, Reuben Borna, Jacob Keiper, Max Rohr- baugh, Billy Bruce, Robert Boyd, Richard Carlton. C31 ef 'MQ Third Row, left to right: Ronald Collins, Everett Pursley, Clyde Spangler, Dick Phinney, Bob Aikman, Dean Brubaker, Charles Lons, Raymond Hinkel, Virgil Foster, Carl Bohl, Billy McDonnell, Charles O'LaughIin, Eugene Haumesser. Fourth Row, left to right: Mr. Duke, Don Hendrickson, Dean Rowe, Dick Hinkel, Erwin Henschel, Harold Johnson, John Kraus, Roger Burgess, Paul Kraus, Joe Sviatko, Rolland Bigley, Elmer Bloch. F. F. A. Activitie The F. F. A. boys are just what their name signifies, the future farmers of America. Under the direction of Mr. Duke, they study and discuss new agri- cultural methods. They enjoy movies and talks at their meetings. Com- munity work is another one ot their big projects. OFFICERS Bill Alexander President John Kraus Vice-president Rueben Bama Secretary Joe Sviatka Treasurer Dick Carlton Reporter i 1nn.. nm-0-mtv' Qin we PRESIDENT COOKIE and SUPERINTENDENT SPENCER -35452 tudent Council The Student Directors Last, but certainly far from least, is the Student Council which this year, as always, has done a wonderful job of planning as- semblies of school and outside talent and of selling tickets for these assemblies. Under their direction there are paper drives every six weeks and the usual Wed- nesday noon dancing. They helped to dec- orate the Christmas tree and some of the home rooms at the Christmas season. They have also bought a camera for the photog- raphy club. One of the hi-lights this year was the Homecoming Parade and Dance. ln the parade were posters and floats supporting the new school bond issue, which was passed by the voters by a wide margin. A new activity was the Activities Ban- quet tor band, orchestra, chorus, glee clubs, Choralettes, Harmonaires, and basketball teams. Mr. Spencer, their ever-capable adviser, helped to plan all these activities. 'WWC Tb-eg ,X l fish MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Betty Jo Behrens, Harold Casey, Esther Pritchard, Joan Dunn, Janice Waite, Shirley Dague, Mary Jane Fanta, Maynard Bauer. Standing: Bill Munger, Mr, Spencer, Dick Reinhardt, Allan Reinhardt, Dick Komjati, Bill Alexander, George Miner. President Cookie Veesart was not present when this picture was taken. Football Season SCHEDULE Fairview-here Coventry-here Rittmon-there Wellington-there Copley-here Brecksvi I Ie-here New London-here Amherst-here Wadsworth-here ' 3 ATHLETIC DIRECTORS CAPTAIN ERWIN HENSCHEL Coach Hap Aitken, Coach Roy Thomas, Head Coach Jim Hollinger, Coach Bob Rudes. 'E GS S S' Z -ga ol Z 5-s :B E :- o Q :N E E o P- CC o U1 C ld Joh VO e Honshue, Ho en G Kendall, ing, Deon R 3 u. 5 U 5 cn O C o 2 E o Z 5 Y ii vi o 5- C 0 .C o O GJ P Q2 -4- U1 L. QU U? O C 3 QD J .C Ll! C 0 I Us 3 o O an 0 Q. CL O LC T CJ LU C. o E +- U1 an U C cu C 2 U E. o L0 C cu D PN Cl DC C. 0 E C cu D .- gn cu C o LL Q1 Q UI. Q! 'D J CC .C U O o U 3 o nz 'u : o U IU VI '4Ns im UN' HU' look TTM S o Ln-515 lu N 'N BR: ,ot-msou a CKSVILLE GAM s RESER vs fmaview YES TAKE oven i O N C EDINA ST OVENT Again this year at both football and basketball games, our six star cheerleaders with their enthusiasm have kept the spirit of our team and the pep of the spec- tators high. Whether Medina was winning or losing, those girls were out there giving their very best. The whole school is very proud of the senior cheerleaders. it TOMMY DOYLE HENRY LEE BUCEY as Letterman Fairview 26-Medina 0 Well, Medina didn't win its first game, but they cer- tainly didn't fold. The hard work that Coaches Hollinger and Rudes put the squad through at camp and at the stadium certainly paid divi- dends in that not a player was taken out because of injury. Although the Bees lost, they gained a lot of ex- perience which aided them very much throughout the season. The backfield and line both did exceptionally well against the big, fast Fairview team. Coventry 6-Medina 7 To say that the Bees looked better than the week before is putting it mildly. They blocked and tackled their way to victory, with Veesart scoring Medino's only touchdown, and Spencer kicking the winning point. Rittman 20-Medina 20 Even if Medina was the smaller, slower, less-rated team, they still beat the dope to tie and nearly beat Rittman. With the line opening the holes and the backfield taking full advan- tage of them, Medino's l-lenschel, Doyle, and Weber went over for touchdowns. DOUG HANSHUE ROBERT SPENCER CLAYTON VEESART HAROLD CASEY MAYNARD BAUER 5 t JE' N' v 'W D' Letterman Wellington I9-Medina 0 Although Medina was de- feated, they went down fighting. Since it was the Dukes' dedication game, it seems their powerful team fought harder than ever. Almost all the second team got in the last half and still the Dukes didn't run wild. Copley 32-Medina 7 Our team lost, but again our boys went down fighting by scoring their only touch- down in the last quarter of the game. Henschel made this touchdown by cutting off his own left guard and running 54 yards for Medina's only score. Doyle tallied for one more point. CHAD BAXTER ir,- Q. 1, ' 1 1 Q 'V 7' A . 2-We.: it .e PW iffff' ' ..1 1 :sl fm'-in D LJ44,,f+,x,i kgs: .L.l,g,gf.,,i , f ., 2.'l i9f't??gt ,Eff',f1, ' ' if i?r3-Tek,-sff .1 -'-'sl Rfk- Lisa W ' 'fe :':'Df'21-5 'Jlflfw 1 ANDY KLIMKQ GENE HANSHUE Brecksville 7-M6diI'iC 26 Medina upset the dope and poured on the power in the second half to win over a highly-favored team. Spencer, Doyle, and Hen- schel shared the honors for the touchdowns, and Bucey made the two conversions to make the final tally Medina 26 and Brecksville 7. JAMES NAVRATIL DEAN KENDALL HAROLD JOHNSON ADRIAN ROOY Letterman New London 26-Medina 7 The Bees lost another game even though they came back in the second half and outpassed, outran, and outployed New London. The tirst-half score was too great. Medina's only touch- down came in the third quarter when Spencer shot a pass to Doyle who went over to score. Amherst 7-Medina 20 Medina gave her home- coming queen a hearty wel- come by beating the Am- herst Comets by a l3-point margin. Henschel not only gave the queen flowers but he also gave her three touch- downs and a conversion. Veesort went over for an- other conversion to complete the victorious night. Wadsworth 7-Medina I2 It was Dads' Night at the game, and the Dads as well as some 2,300 other fans were on edge as the Bees dug in and played hard, driving football to win from their traditional school riv- als. Medina won, but for a while it looked bad tor her, as Wadsworth led by 7-O, then 7-6. Then Henschel come through with two touchdowns to win the game. ON THE BENCH .s fgkf ' rw gi, uw. , H PHIL SCHERER ,..s,.. X , .. ,. , rlfwi f .f Alina ' V 'Q-w, A ' .f-S , ,--gg 'iivizyii ,H , ' fem , xx, 5' ,,,, 6 , 3 T ,sv ' GEORGE MINER s.if,i9-itil A A 2 Lls- .. A -I MEDINA STOPS AMHERST IN OUR HOMECOMING GAME W4- x Y, gain ' L Q I Q illu- 1 D J' THE RINKYDINKS A Great Little Football Team First Row, left to right: Fred Smith, Bob Kungli, Ed Kungli, Don Hender- shot, Mascot Ronnie Thomas, Sam Gorfido, Leo Gorfido, Bobby Palsha, Walter Andrews, Dick Barry. Second Raw, left to right: Eugene Haumesser, Alfred Leidig, Dean Bru- baker, Dick Komjati, Ray Auker, Keith Weber, Buddy Diehl, Bob Leyda, Jacque Hetrick, Jerry Neracher, Raymond Montz, Dave Westland, John Dohanyos. 1 Third Row, left to right: Bob Vashall, Bob Aikman, Jay Alexander, Bob Gilsdorf, Allen Neff, Ken Marvin, Dick Baker, Claude Hunter, Bill Adams, Homer Webster, Buddy Reichard, James Holden, Ralph Haubllaub. Fourth Row, left to right: Ronnie Morse, Ronnie Hall, Glenn Hendershot, Ed Donahue, Andy Long, Peter Bohley, Harold Yost, Bob Gardner, Newton Standen, Don Sprankle, Tam Miner, Bob Hyde, Joe Andrews, Sylvester Kemp, Anthony Horvath. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS RQNNIE THOMAS Pat Leidorf, Reba Shaw, Pat Neuenschwander, Betty Carter, Lucille Drotos, Laura Lee Beall. 50 y,QQ Basketball Season I .,. z ,Q KE.-Q-nth:-dif vAizsiTY SQUAD Don Harrington, Bob Spencer, Henry Bucey, Eddie Veverka, Tommy Doyle, Bennett Wilson, Coach Bob Rudes, Manager SCHEDULE Dean Kendall, lErwin Henschel not in picture.l o Medina ...... ....... 3 7 Spencer ...... ...,... l 6 V t Medina ...... ....... 3 O Lodi .......... ....... 2 5 y Medina l,,,., .....,. 2 8 Orrville .... ....... 3 O Although Medina didn't win many games, the boys tried Medina ' I 4 Amnfefsf 24 very hard, and lost most of their games by only a few Medina ' 2 O We 'ngton 35 points. The starting lineup was usually Bucey, Henschel, Medfno ' 3 5 New London 30 Doyle, Spencer, and Wilson, with Harrington, Veverka, Medfno ' 2 G Spenfxar 3 and Hetrick in during the games. All of them had a Medina ...... ....... 3 6 Wellington .....,.,.. 40 hand in the Scoring Medina ' 3 9 Nev? London There were also two other teams, the reserves and the Medfno ' 5 3 COP ey 33 Rinkydinks, who played the same nights as the varsity Eiiiiijiiii jiiiizz Yiiilifgjijpiiiiigs did- MSO Ol me home games me 'Umb'mQ and 'Wf- Medina ...... ....... Medina ..,... ..,.... 2 5 Rittman .......... Medina ...... ....... 3 5 Lodi .......... 25 Liverpool ............ 27 zontal bar class performed. ....3O ....33 . , ze. t, '94 KH We 3' . ffwf V ' L ,,f'l'Wf5'5a ' ' Q V EDDIE ERWIN DON BENNETT , ' Z if BOB Coach Rudes Gives Instructions TOMMY ID rf. .H ,, if E Em ,Hb HENRY ' to Coptoin Henry JACQUE ..! 1 Q, I Reserves .jo oi,- l l l l l First Row, lot! to Ilght: Bob McDonald, Dave Westland, Jacque Herrick, Ray Auker, James Beshire. Second Row, left to right: Dean Brubaker, Jerry Neracher, Dick Hinkel, George Miner, Bob Voshall, Coach Hollinger. Ill KYDI K V'. Ulla. First Row, left to right: Don Hendershot, Ed Kungli, Don Sprankle, Charles Masi, Harold Yost, Walter Andrews, Sam Gorfido, Leo Gorfido. Second Row, left to right: Richard Eaken, Dallas Yost, Bob Hyde, Ed Donahue, Jay Alexandeip Bob Aikman, Buddy Reichard, John Dohanyos, James Holden, Leonard Morse. Third Row, left to right: Ronnie Morse, Bob Voshall, Bill Munger, Glenn Hendershot, Mike Kirkham, Ray Mantz, Doug Maitland, Anthony Horvath, Dean Brubaker, Coach Aitkens. MANAGER DEAN KENDALL .XI K, f.-N.. , Q .. 'hi 5 r w 63 'Y 4 K. f ... mf M .ilf-?'k W f .wh 139 YW' MARILOU DOSWELL JANE LOVEJOY AGNES WAGNER BARBARA SWEET BETTY SCHULTZ SALLY LOU VANCE ew Athletic Departments HORIZONTAL BARS Under Mr. Thomas' direction and training, a big group of boys has participated in a boxing tournament this year. Mr. Hollinger has also organized a class that work on the BQXING horizontal bars. They, as well as Mr. Thomas' tumbling and pyramid group, gave us entertainment between halves at basketball games. . 'U-.1-gum F! , l ,te fi A s T TUMBLING AND PYRAMIDS THIS IS CHAD Girl ' Leader Club OFFICERS President ...................... Janice Holden Vice-president ...... ....... J ane Lovejoy Secretary .......... ...... D oreen Cogswell Treasurer ....... ............ P at Holden ACTIVITIES Although this club is not very old, its members are getting along very well. As usual, the girls are in charge of the gym classes this year. Meetings are held every second and fourth Tuesday. Also groups of the girls visited the different churches of Medina. There are about 24 members who maintain a B average or above in all classes. First Row, left to right: Jane Lovejoy, Doreen Cogswell, Lois Wertz, Martha Judkins, Janice Holden, Pat Holden, Garneta Bond, Arlayne Jones. Second Row, left to right: Beverly Garver, Jean Crombie, Dorothy Rapp, Jeanne Jackson, Betty Colburn, Virginia Dague, Sue Kirkham, Miss Allen. Third Row, left to right: Betty Housemon, Mary Newberry, Lois Lucas, Elizabeth Poor, Esther Pritchard, Ruth Minto, Miriam Bricker, Dorothy Mersing. ., ,. -.I Girl' Athletic Association ge '- as ' l-, , ,,, ,, ,sm P x :J 5-'J f J J A4 1,1 SENIOR AND JUNIOR MEMBERS First Row, left to right: Betty Schultz, Judy Ryan, Joan Dunn, Stefan, Adeline Frantz, Dolores Mellert, Doreen Cogswell, CIaribeIlAuker, Barbara Holland, Beverly Garver, Third Row, left to right: Lois Anderson, Rosella Yeager, Sue Billie Danes, Delores Messenger. Kirkham, Lois Abell, Arlayne Jones, Eleanor Pritchard, Hazel Neff, Second Row, left to right: Martha Judkins, Barbara Sweet, Betty Shirley Sprankle, Agnes Wagner, Margaret Anderson. Colburn, Irene Hardy, Luna Smith, Marilyn Kenyon, Mary Lou ..J Q.. 'img SOPHOMORE AND First Row, left to right: Jeanne Schnettler, Deborah Dean, Betty Jo Behrens, Miriam Bricker, Elizabeth Poor, Lois Lucas, Betty House- man, Joan Holdridge, Julia Hach, Pat Ferguson. Second Row, left to right: Joan Anderson, Genevieve Pritchard, Barbara Bright, Nancy Ryan, Gwen Gibbs, Barbara Campbell, Marguerite Frost, Jane Abell, Lois Cole, Louise Gordon, .Frances Dye, Pat Denson, Lois Byrd. Third Row, left to right: Sally Holland, Rosemary Poor, Charlene Hood, Ruth Minto, Esther Pritchard, Mary Catherine Newberry, FRESHMAN MEMBERS Dorothy Mersing, Lela Smith, Portia Griesinger, Beatrice Nixon, Marian Spice, Lois Miller, Betty Flynn. Fourth Row, left to right: Pat Neuenschwonder, Nancy Lawrence, Mary Lou Inman, Jescelia Johnson, Reba Shaw, Nancy Henniger, Lolita Few, Eileen Johnson, Bettie Gilbert, Betty Woodward, Mary Sailer, Shirley Whitfield, Georgene Veverka. Fifth Row, left to right: Elizabeth Root, Virginia Medley, Norma Clark, Martha DeGroat, Jackie Davis, Dorothy Rapp, Joan Kruggel, Caroline Anderson, Nancy Spitzer, Leiter Girls First Row: Jane Lovejoy, Pat Gibbs, Marilou Doswell, Janice Waite, Jean Crombie. Second Row: Garneta Bond, Pat Holden, Jeanne Jackson, Miss Allen, Sally Lou Vance, Janice Holden. G.A.A. ACTIVITIES On the first and third Tuesdays of every month meetings are held. The Annual Homecoming was held during our Christmas vacation. Basketball and bowling pins were given to the girls on the all-star teams. Over IOO members enjoy playdays and other activities. The big football banquet in the tall is one ot the big annual undertakings. G.A.A. OFFICERS President ........................ Janice Waite Vice-president ....... ...... J ane Lovejoy Secretary ............. ...... G arneta Bond Treasurer ....... ........... L ela Smith Chaplain ....... ...... J anice Holden '15 Q ff edina Hi The Stardusters have swung into their second successful year as Medina High's popular swing band. This year they not only played for Wednesday noon dancing and all-high dances at the school, but they have also had many out-of-town engagements. Mr. O'Donnell is their director. Dance Band On this page we see the Stardusters as they appeared earlier in the season, and at the bottom of the page we see them at the Clearview Sweetheart dance. 2 We - Homecoming lt was a grand homecoming night for past students of Medina High School and for present students as well, as the Bees defeated the Amherst Comets, 20 to 7. Before the game the queen and her attendants were driven around the track in a convert- ible coupe by Allan Reinhardt. The girls were then presented with flowers by Captain Erwin Henschel, and Queen Barbara presented Erwin with the toot- ball to begin the game. The queen's two attendants were Janice Waite and Pat Gibbs. All the homecoming activi- ties were introduced by a big parade in the afternoon. GOOD TO BE BACK SPEECH CLASS IN ACTION IN A LET'S MAKE UP STOP THAT GUY! If .ff wgsgkwi is I '94 INDUSTRIAL ARTS TALENT QUIET-MEN AT WORK! 72 75' Dramatics 3 PH, 9 N.5'ou1 I0 5 'f ' Mix '1- L... ,- ' -E' f an ff 'Q Af ' . f fx U - J fm' W :qw '2 1' fi 49' -1 Q sfuf 1 I 1 If , . iz 1 'N I -QQ. I Cast of play The Night of January l6th. li 'Sw AA' 45 ' i . V ...ag Q . ' un- .. ,,,. WW, WM. . ,. THE THREE SECTIONS OF OUR FINE-LOOKING CONCERT ORCHESTRA -, .www ++-vw,-...Q i Q M. H. S. MUSCLE MEN 3 RIGHT IN THE GROOVE HANG ON! ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK 3 E , I egg I!-1'5-1'f'1IL-3' ' AND WHAT fx . Q Q X' ' ,S Q ' - ' - ' ff . ww '-. ' . I ff 1 .1, .. , 1 . xxx , 4- lx,-wg .X 'ue , 1 X .. -. 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I, not dreaming he could by any means call them down, offered him adollar, and he started after them. To my astonishment, he, in a short time, returned with them, hived in a rough box he had hastily picked up, and at that moment I commenced learning my A B C in bee Culture. -6 BE: SUPPLIES The A. I. Root C0 A. I. ROOT Today, the largest bee supply factory in the world stands as a monument to the pioneering of this man. The name ROOT has stood for leadership in bee supplies for over three-quarters of a century. Est. H369 Medina, 0hi0 Compliments of FINCH'S 5c - 51.00 STORE The Old Phoenix National Bank Serving Medina Since 1857 Fred And GIen's Barbershop IO7 West Liberty Street 25621 Of course you want to have and use a THRIFT ACCOUNT One dollar opens an account-a sincere desire to save for the future makes it grow. We will welcome Medina High School Students as customers of our Savings Department. Serving IVIEDINA Since I857 Cpl f AMERICAN HOTEL Pb! 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