Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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I . l 4. , l h . li , N 031' We the members of the class of l949 Bees present thus MEDINIAN to the l948 Sensor Bees wuth the hope that they may fmd increasing pleasure In referrnng to nts pages for nostalgnc memornes of happy days wnth fellow workers at the Big Have Meduna l-llgh ln addltron may It be a catalogue of the person ve become esteemed of the good times whuch have been enjoyed together of the hard work which has been mutually performed and a chronicle of events which have been of Interest As thus yearbook recalls l948 as a year of great world events and global crises, so may It also recall the adventure and responslbnllty and aspnratlons whrch those who are graduated feel when standing at the entrance of one of lufe's greatest experiences-commencement THE BIG HI VE Medina High School HERMAN G SPENCER educator frnend counselor whose splrnt stall pervades the halls cmd classrooms of Medmo Hugh School where he sholl olwoys be remembered os Bunny the class of 1949 In deep offectlon deducotes thus yearbook To Hermann G. Spencer LENA BROWN AINSWORTH BS, in Education Ohio University, Cleveland College of Western Reserve Art ,-,,,....-Q-4'-'- FACULTY EDITH B ALLEN B S Ohio State University English Health Physical Ed G A A G L C ROBERT S BROWN B A Muskingum College Ohio State University History Asst Football and Basketball Coach Faculty Manager of Athletics SIDNEY M FENN Superintendent of Medina Village Schools B Sc in Agriculture M A Ohio State University HERBERT M. DEMUTH BS., B,S. in Ed, Capital University Chemistry, General Science Chemistry Club ORLAND C DUKE B S in Agriculture Ohio State University Agriculture Farm Mechanics F F A ARTHUR W EISENMANN B S in Ed Kent State University Woodwork Metalwork X FLORENCE HITZELBERGER NELLIE CUFT BA Capitol University Spanish BA WOCSYQ' CSHQQQ K Medinian Spanish Club Iowa St e Liniversity English Journcllsm Sr Y Techs Medinamite ,x A ,. X s , . ., . . A ., I ' , iiil ' f i I 7 531225 If! gg W , 5754 ff? 3 f L+ V it 4' e 'f fig? 7? V Z -3 Vi, , if 25, ffl, f , I' f .. V N 4 A A 5' ' r- A -' 1 - Qc , , yfl, - X 1 5' fn 'V ' . . ' Q f 1- ..- , Q A 7 4 -. ,W L ' ..' , ' 'ff' 1 ,AQ , . W A 4 V If ' ES- i ' -- .. . . i ' iz V 4 i A3 J , . 1 fo C . . A ' 7 X r- S - V, H M.A,, at ' :I V , 1 c 'i J -Ye 5 FACULTY JAMES F. HOLLINGER SUSAN G. KELLOGG B.S. in Education, Miami University B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University Industrial Arts, Physical Ed. English, Arithmetic Football Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach Y , I. , l-lb 0 Y JOHN H. INSPRUCKER B.A., Oberlin College Algebra, Geometry Photography, Asst. in Dramatics, Attendance lllin-Lifbjl I i J ,, I f M. fififl. Ill' D HOWARD E. CLAGGETT High School Principal, Treasurer B.S., Denison University M.A., Ohio State University Bookkeeping, Physics DONALD D. LEYDA B.Sc. in Horticulture, Ohio State University Biology, Gen. Science I. MARIE JACKSON HARLEY E. LINN B.S. in Ed., Muskingum College B.Sc. in Ed., Ohio University Algebra, Jr. Business Training Industrial Arts, Mech. Drawing Jr. Y-Teens CAROL JACQUET W X3 MARGARET A. NlcHoLs B.A., Denison University B,A., Oberlin College English, Speech English, Latin Drarnatics Latin Club 6 A VANCE O DONNELL B S M Balclwm Wallace College of Music Ed Unlversnty of Mrchlgan Director of Instrumental Music Stardusters Ensembles 'K ROBERT C RUDES B A Baldwun Wallace College Clvlcs Economics Am Hustary Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Asst Football Coach ,? 3's,1 1 LUCY SPECK B S Kent State Unuverslty Home Economncs A DOROTHY G SPENCER F CULTY and azntenance Sta AUDREY MOO Secretary of Medma Schools Custoduan AL EBERLY Custodian MARY LOU STROCK B A B S M Wooster College Oberlun Conservatory Vocal Music RAY R THOMAS B S In Ed Mxamu Unnverslty Mathematncs Football Coach Rrnkydnnks LUELLA M VANDERVORT B S n Ed A B Kent State Umversnty Engllsh SALLY WESTHAFER A B Kalamazoo College B A Muslflngum C llcge Am H, y W Geoqfophy TERESA GIENKE MARY JACOT Typmq Shorthand Cfolfs if Y Y LY . X V Q xl r 'if r x K My X J l X fs w 11 1, l RE 4 PN, . ' S - I l l Ns ' ,Lt CHUCK JACOT 1 V. . av ,J I .,, u, A iv? ,IH- n -I ' ' , . I ., , ., I ' ' r ' ' eg .. v li of .s ,' A r ,f- l 1 'I 2 , 'if - ' ' U ,Q - X' 1 ,,, Q :f - 5 . A+ A I . YA. ' ' , , , C o - Board of Education Earle Gubbs lvlce presrdentl Harold Wolte Sldney Fenn lsuperuntendentl Henry Larnbee lpresrdentl Harold Wulllams Frederlck Fr: Boyd Davenport lclerkl Student Connell Neff Alfred Cruthers Nancy Burns Second Row Mary C Newberry Gwen Gubbs Duck Komgatu Bob Vosl-mall Alice Reutter Dean Nettleton Duck Parish Mary Houseman Elizabeth Poor Mr Fenn ladvlserl David Lucas D1 O First Row: Lois Miller, Jim Holden, Betty Ann Houseman, Ray Auker, Claude Hunter, Allen 'Nl 2 f 3 Ka 1. 5 ,db x V S v is 'fe . J 145' ful A xy ,ff 1, 5 x 1 Y R 1 e !1Q fr lf it Q .Ji O g cuxss orricsizs President ....,...,..,...............,.....,.,.... Claude Vice-President .,,.......,.,..,......,,....,..... Joan Secretary-treasurer .,....,.. ..........,........ A lice Hunter Kruggel Reutter Student Council Representative .... Mary Newberry Seniors Are 011' In A Surarm of Activities! September, i944-a big day! Why? Because we began our Freshman year at Medina High, and became officially known as the Class of '48. That was an exciting year, one full of new experiences, sometimes not entirely pleasant, for we began to realize what a little bit of responsibility can mean. Studies seemed difficult and grades discouraging until we became adjusted to the routine and perhaps some of us have never quite managed that yet. Needless to say study wasn't all we did in that big year. There was the fun of actually being invited to and belonging to extraecurricular groups. derfully inviting we scarcely could decide and some of us didn't do much eliminating past schedules. Our Sophomore and Junior years passed each more swiftly than the other, and we found ourselves swept deep into a whirlpool of events with little time to evaluate or plan for the future. Now, as Seniors, we are only too aware that soon it will be over to remain just a memory-Va memory of four swell years at M. H, S. I0 all high school activities, Everything was so won- what we wanted to join, by the appearance of our Memories are mostly pleasant things Things we want to remember And the ones we have of high school days Will live onfas a burning ember. Our Freshman year was one big thrill Excitement and good times galore And a new experience with books that proved That we must study much more. Our Sophomore year was next in line And spirits were soaring high For soon we gained some of the confidence We'll need as the years go by. A chance to display our talents came ln the next, our Junior year With the annual, and prom, and stadium sale Our ingenuity became very clear. As Seniors we are working hard For now we're looking ahead And cramming these months as full as can be 'Cause the end of this year we dread. So quickly let us make c toast As they go fleeting by To four years full of memories Gained here-in Medina High. Mary C. Newber Jean Ann Anderson Topcy JY Raymond B Auker Roy Wulllam Adams Richard E. Baker Dick Carolnne Anderson 1948 Elizabeth Balogh Betty Jak Barrow Betty Jo Bauer f ,nity IU!- Ca rolyn Joan Beafhe Bormne James A Beshnre Able Yagi .21 W..mianinu.... Elmer Bloch Elmo SENIOR Mmam Elaine Brlcker David Cramer Dove ,QV Jack Chester F2 upper .43 Nadme Lounse Chrlshan Christy Norm f '- 41 Cl: 4? .1 1' ,,-f' Belva Jean Buchanan e Alfred B Cruthers I ,gui 'af -if YU' Qvngaw Phy hs Bu ton 1 1948 Deborah Jane Dean Deb AnneH Covie Richard Carlton Duck Mary Duplaga Butch 'fs IGN .ia Frances Emerson Fonny YW? 06' fih -7 I fi' . Il ' ll , J I ' Uph-In HB HH n Q U of fi ' 8 Y -1 Sn 5 I UAV, H ff , A ll ll If V, Il ll lx e , .M , , ? R wi 1 5 V, ' ' ' 'V ,fi X ' , 1, Q y V, I, -L 4 352 !VEfssi1'? P if 'fifli ' 25' 5 . . xgwl f if f - - . an gr- U. . A 1 A l Us El Louise Fetzer Weezle Daryl Few Faryl Dew Thom Fusher SENI 012 fT ,UN Robert Gulsdorf o Joan Holdndge Jacque Hetnck Dnkn Raymond Hmkel Hunk Duc Hmk 1 I 'X ' s fyilijv f S I tigrf, XY' Q -f r r ' 4 ll ll ii IIB bil ,, . H g ll ll wwf' Dolores Hamrlc Dodo Betty Ann Houseman fm 3 Colleen Moe Handley Gene R Ha nshue Beaver v3 Wllllum H Hell Wnlhe 198 od! wi ,QL -'ZS' Moryone Ann Hunter Merge A-an fa 'VPN Mary Lou Inman Molzue Loulou Leland Johnson ' Y Joan Kruggel Krudgel Alfred Leldug Monk Sylvester L Kemp Bobe SENI Dean Kendall Mope Lals Jean Lucas Lukue UQ Bob Kennord Long ohn Ken Morvm Mlnny f.::!., Don H Knllmger S ug Robert McDonald Audrey Knrkpotrlck rush Bermce Koehler Berny Nui 4'0 Moc Wlllnom E McDonnell Vlrgmlo J Medley Gunn PWD' 1 D0f0fhY Ann Mersfng D A M Mers '27 George Miner .lr Handy Ruth May Minh Dnmples Leona Ellzabeth Osborn Glen More Glen Joyce Parish York Beatrlce Nlxon eo Delores Orth Dee Ozle adv 19 Allen Neff .lnqqs JU 1 Elizabeth Poor ez X Jerry Neracher H1 Pockets 1948 Dean A Nettleton Wmdy Aa Mary Catherme Newherry Mary C ,,-0 K3 Shades Dorothy Ra pp ot l Alice Mae Reutter Eluzabeth Root Mxckov Ad non Rooy Rooy 'Hull Mary Ellen Saller SEN Roger L Smith Robert Scheer: Slwokue Marlan Spuce Spicy Barbara Jane Smnth Barb Lela Jeanne Smlth ee Bulldog ,, ,, ,, H HSV, H . H Y' J 3 fir y in , f I' I V 'Spf , ,. . K K ,A , Y . , , W , , Ag, .. A ,-. ' 7'7 'v W, -K' I I ' 7 f ' , KN- .4 I .Y im'V1?H5 ' K., ' A H . H s . ,I .1 2 , i UL If ' r U H Q . SAWJF1 yd' pulNff 'iWQ James J SIMON nm Joan Shanower Schnettler Clarence Shllmon In Memorvom January I8 1930 Moy 10 1947 Howard Sussman Howie Ernest Szamszlo Erme 4 If Q, A N if ' 3 we ,J Dons Jean Sltzenstock S Louis D Upton Speedo I l ' -'Vw' ,a SENI R 1948 Marjorie Ann Wallace Sarge Keith Weber Pinky Richard J Wirkner Herman Kenneth West Rusty Dave Westland Swesser Betty Woodward Woodie Senzor Dlrectory William Adams-Big Blond and bashful?l Bas etboll l-2-3-4' Football l-2-3-4' Baseball 2-3-4' Track 'H'-Y - . Caroline Anderson-A slick chick that knows art tool New Philadelphia l' G.A.A. 2-3-4' Y-Teens 2-3-4' Dramatics Club 4' Spanish Club Pres. 4' Latin Club 2' Band 2-3-4' Or- chestra 3-4' Art Club 3' Medinian 3' Merit Roll 2' Honor Roll 3' Thespians 4. Jean Ann Anderson-Another one of these chicks from Poe. G.A.A. l' Orchestra l-2-3' Spanish Club 3' Y-Teens 4' Medina- mite 4. Raymond B. Auker-That guy with the grin that gets you! Pres. Student Council 4' Hi-Y l-2 Pres. 3-4' Football l-2-3-4' Basketball l-2' Baseball l-2-3-4' Track 3-4' Junior Kiwanian 4' Dramatics Club 4' Boxing and Wrestling 2' Athletic Night 4' Thespians 4, Richard E. Boker-Always late-but with o good ? l excuse. Elizabeth BaIogh- Queenie 5 Mom makes swell pies-huh fellas?l Garfield Heights l' Y-Teens 2-3-4' G.A,A. 2 Treas. 3 Vice Pres. 4' G.L.C. 3-4' Glee Club 4' Spanish Club Vice Pres. 4' Dramatics Club 3-4' Basketball l ll-starl 3-4' Bowling 3-4' Medinian 3' Honor Roll 2' Merit Roll l-3' Homecoming Queen 4' Thespians 4. Jak Barrow-Art s his linel? Photography Club l-2-Pres. 3' Chemistry Club 3' Dramatics Club 2-Vice Pres. 3-4' Thespians 3-4' Medinian 3' Medinamite 2' Glee Club 3. Betty Jo Bauer-Music and Janie --her ambitions. Y-Teen l-2' G.A.A. l-2' Orchestra l-2-3-Vice Pres. 4' Glee Club l-2-4' Dramatics Club 2' Student Council Rep. 2' Latin Club 2' Chemistry Club 4' Merit Roll l-2-4' String Quartet l-2-4' r. Bnd l' Band -. Carolyn Joan Beattie- Sweet as a sugar plum -that s Bonnie!! Chagrin Falls l-2' Medinian 3' Y-Teens 3-Vice Pres. 4' G.A.A. 3-4' Dramatics Club 4' Spanish Club 4' Glee Club 4' Art Club 3' May Queen Attendant 3. James A. Beshire-Did you ever see him drive? lLucky?ll Football l-4' Track 3' Basketball 2-4. Elmer Bloch-l bet he gets around?l . .A. l-2-3' Glee Club . Miriam Elaine Bricker-But-?l?! n l-2-3-4' O hestro l-2-Sec. 3-4'- G Club -2- - ' Bow ing l-3-4' lall star 31' Basketball l-2-3-4' Honor Roll l-2- ' -Teens l-2-3- ' . .A. -2-3-4' G.L.C. 2-3-Chaplain ' Dramatics Club 2-3-Sec. 4' Clarinet Quartet 2-3-4' Medinian 3' String Quartet 4' Spanish Club 2' Chemistry Club 3. Senlor Belva Jean Buchanan That page boy always rn place Glee Club I 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Spanush Club 3 Y Teens 4 Phyllis Burton Rnverby s the place to eat'7 York I 2 Y Teens 3 4 Rrchord Carlton That A student who keeps lt a secret A I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Ment Roll I Annetta Cavanaugh Seng Hell Everbody' Chnnqualeln N C I Cleveland lEast I-llghl 2 GAA 3 Teens 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Chour 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Thespxons 4 Jack Chester One of those farm boys who sure gets around F FA I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Merst Roll 2 Nadrne Lourse Chrrshan And others of us resort to henna rlnse' eens I 2 3 4 ee Club I GAA 4 Merut I 2 3 4 Mednnlan 3 Norma Pauline Clark Always the new look ' Orchestra 3 4 Band 4 Chour 4 Gleen Club 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Latln Club I 2 Dramatlcs Club 4 Davrd Cromer Qulet untul lt come to chonr A I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Chonr Alfred B Cruthers Sometimes I wonder why I spend Jr Band I 2 3 Band 3 4 Glee Club 4 Cholr 4 Stardusters 4 Latnn Club 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 Medmlan 3 Student Councll 4 Medlnamlte Editor 4 Merrt Roll I 2 4 Deborah Jane Deon The cutest squeek nn the band Y Teens I 2 3 4 Chaplain 2 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Medlnlan 3 Band 3 4 Dramatucs Club 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Latnn Club 2 Chemlstry Club 3 Jr Band 2 Mary Duplaga Nice' and new Cleveland I Lodn 2 3 Frances Emerson I gust love to roller skate'7 GAA 34 YTeensI234 Lourse Fetzer We all go for pleasant smlles' Spanish Club 2 Medlnuan 3 Merit Roll I 2 3 4 Daryl Few Um Pa' Tra la' Chonr 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Pres 4 Orchestra 3 4 Harmonaures 3 4 Thom Frsher That smo oth dancer' Dramatucs Club 2 Treas 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Thesplans 4 Or chestra I 2 3 Pres 4 Drum Major 2 3 4 Spannsh Club Buckeye Bays State 3 'vledmamrtc 2 Medlnxan Art Edltor 3 Stardusters 2 3 4 Chonr 3 4 Glee Club 3 Robert Gllsdorf He must be psychlc7' F otball 2 3 4 H1 Y I 2 3 4 Honor Roll I Merlt Roll 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Chemustry Club 3 Wrestlung 2 Dolores Hamrlc Has the ce u test giggle' Spantsh Club 2 Y Teens 3 Colleen Mae Handley Quuet and I I Y Teens I 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Spannsh Club 2 Secretary Honor Roll I 2 3 Medlntan 3 Gene R Hanshue He s one reason that we had a good football team Hn Y 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Boxing and Wrestling 2 Medlnlan Wrllram H Herl New thus year and qulte all nght' Rocky Rlver I 2 3 HI Y 4 Chemlstry Club 4 Jacque Hetruck I lust adore athletes' s etball I 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 4 Tra I-I Y I 4 Merut Ro Raymond Hrnkel More out than nn school Sensor' A 2 3 .lr Band Rrchard Hankel Remember those flying drum stlcks'9 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 2 4 H: Y I Medlnamnte 4 Stardusters rchestraI234 BadI23 Joan Holdrrdge Who else could make that qrade averaae9' Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Sax Quartet I 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Latln Club 2 Honor Roll I 2 3 Y Teens I 2 3 4 GAA 3 4 Stardusters I Medvnuan 3 Chemlstry Club 3 Hugh Award I Betty Ann Houseman The common people wull change all that StudentCounc1l 3 Sec 4 GAA I2 3 Pes 4 GLC 2 3 S c 4 Y Teens Treas I Vlce Pres 2 Chaplaun 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 Latsn Club Pres 2 Spanlsh Club 4 Chemustry Club 3 Dra rnatlcs Club 3 4 Medunran Edltor 3 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Flute Quartet I 2 3 4 Woodwind Tuo 2 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Chosr 3 4 Glrls Sextet 3 Bowlnng I All Star 2 Bas ketball I 2 3 4 Athletlc Nnght 4 Thespvans 4 Brent Huffman He and that puddle lumper whuch on occasron takes hum to school B nd I Hn Y I 24 Football 2 Claude F Hunter Boys from Poe are so-lSlghl I ootball I 2 3 4 k 3 4 4 Class Pre Student Councul 4 Vuce Pres Chemnstry Club 3 Glee Club 4 F F A 4 Medlnlan 3 Marlorre Ann Hunter A country gal that gets around an a Ford?' Spannsh Club 2 GAA 4 Y Teens 4 Mary Lou Inman Looklng forward to that day nn June Spannsh Club 2 Glee Club I Y Teens 2 3 4 Merut Roll 3 G A A Leland Johnson Not related to Pans bu Lnly H Y 4 Sylvester L Kemp-Lnkes to make speeches I guess Football 3 4 Captam Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Me t I Dean Kendall Mope sure loves to argue ' otball I 2 3 4 I 3 4 Basket I Track 3 4 a matlcs Club 3 4 Boxmg 2 Spamsh Club 2 Merlt Roll 3 Athletuc Night 4 Darectory Bob Kennard Ilke um tall' Coventry I 2 Basketball 3 4 Football 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 H1 Y 4 Chour 3 Glee Club 3 Don H Krlllnger Skatung runks has ambltuon7 Wellungton I Audrey Knrkpatrrck When lrlsh Eyes Are Smullng Glee Club I 2 3 4 Chorr 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 GAA 4 Merit Ro 3 4 Bernice Koehler I love lufe Tee Hee Chour 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 GAA 4 Merit R 3 4 Joan Kruggel I was never so mort1fled GAA I 2 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Home Nursing 2 Medrnuan 3 Merlt Roll 2 3 Basketball I Z 3 Class Vuce Pres 4 Chem lstry Club 4 Alfred Lerdrg Has excuse to get out of class movre protector Football I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Boxvng and Wrestling 2 Chemvstry Club 3 Spanush Club 2 H1 Y I 2 3 4 Baseball Mgr I Basket ball Mgr 3 Robert E Leyda Ask hum how he makes that folding money' Track 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baseball Mgr I Ranks 2 Varslty HYI234GleeClub2 4Chmr3 FFA23 4 Medlnlan 3 Chemlstry Club 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 Band I 2 Lars Jean Lucas Beat em Medlna Beat em' Y Teens I 2 3 Treas 4 GAA I 2 3 4 GLC 2 3 Vlce Pres 4 Dramatucs Club 2 3 4 Latln Club 2 Spannsh Club 4 Cheer leadnng 3 4 Chorr 3 4 Mernt Ro I 2 3 4 Bowllng I Bas et bal I 2 3 4 Choralettes 4 Mednnamnte 4 Curculatlon Mgr Medlnoan 3 Glee Club I 2 3 Ken Marvm Wadsworth sure must hold some lnterest7' Football I 2 Track 4 HI Y I 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Boxlng and Wrestling 2 Robert McDonald He used to be shy 77 F otball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Tra k 3 4 Latm Club 2 Chemsstry Club 3 HI Y I 2 4 Boxung and Wrestllng 2 Wrllnam E McDonnell Journalustuc tendencues' F FA I 2 3 Football 3 Merit Roll 2 Mednnamnte 4 Track 4 Vrrgnma J Medley An all around gal who knows her vnalnn Orchestra I 2 Pres 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 GAA I 2 3 Y Teens I 2 4 Mednnuan 3 Spannsh Club 2 Basketball Captarn 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 Thesplans 4 Dorothy Ann Mersrng Mutt and Jeff Y Teens I 2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Photography Club Sec and Treas 3 Pres 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Stardusters 4 Medunlan 3 Medlnamlte 2 Glee Club 4 GLC 2 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Spanush Club 2 Thespuans 4 George Mrner Jr Handy Jr sure backs the cheerleaders9' Football I 2 3 4 H Y I 3 4 Class Pres I Boxlng and Wrest lung 2 Chemvstry Club 4 Ruth May Mrnto Dnmples and the smxle to go wnth them oralettes 2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 C 3 4 Merlt I 2 3 4 Basketball I All Star 2 3 Bowling 2 All Star 3 Ath letlc Night 4 Medlnlan 3 Latln Club 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Chemlstry Club 3 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Glen Mora That half a day Sensor Lucky thats all' Chernlstry Club 3 Allen Netf He and Snnatra Slgh otball I 2 3 4 T ck Ban I 2 3 4 Orchestr Chour 2 3 4 Stardusters 2 3 Harmonalres 3 4 Glee Club 2 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Hu Y 3 Chaplain 4 Student Cauncvl 3 4 Spanush Club Z Clannet Quartet 3 Class Pres 3 Sec Treas of Class I 2 Merlt Roll I Chemlstry Club 3 Medunnan Cnr Mgr 3 Medunamnte 2 Buckeye Boy 5 State 3 Thesplans 3 4 Boxing 2 Jerry Neracher Long legs make for hort basketball pants' otball I 2 3 4 B sketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Tra T Gee u Cholr Spanlsh Club 2 Chemrstry Club 3 Merut Roll 2 Dramatlcs Club 4 Boxung and Wrestlnng 2 Mednnnan 3 Mednnarnute 3 Deon A Nettleton Glamour boy of the F F A F FA I 2 3 Pres 4 Hn Y 4 Student Councnl 4 Glee Club 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Merut Roll 2 Mary Cathenne Newberry The mam sprung of the drum sec tuon H nor Roll I 3 3 4 Y Teens I Vlce Pres 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 Sec 4 Orchestra 1 Sextet Accornpanust 3 Glee Club Accompanlst 2 3 4 C I Accompanust 4 Latln Club 2 Sec Chemlstry Club 3 Sec Treas Drarnatlc Club 2 3 4 Bowlnng Manager 4 Medunamlte Sports Edutor 2 Medlnlan Adv Manager 3 Student Councnl 4 Homecomung Attendant 4 Athletic Nlght 4 Thespuans r1tRoll2 GLC 23Treas 4 GAA Beatnce Nnxon That red halr ' GA A 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Glee Club 4 Home Nursung 3 Delores Orth Sweet and shy9' Spantsh Club 2 Glee Club 3 4 Leona Elrzabeth Osborn Muslc s her ambnt1on9 nd I 2 estra I AA I Glee Club I 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Medlnlan 3 Woadwnna no I 2 4 Spanlsh Cub 2 Junlor Band I Fnrst And I 2 matlcs Club -I Joyce Parlsh On you It looks good we mean the harr do a ewood I GAA 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Y Teens 3 -I cllnran Buslness Mgr 3 Chemust y Club 3 Vice Pres Spanush Club 3 Pres Drarnatlcs Club 4 Class Sec Treas 3 Gurl s State 3 Honor Roll 2 Mernt Roll 3 Athle nc Ntght 4 Thesplans 4 0 O t 11 11- . 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'5fHl'Y bal' ft 5'fD',' Lk 5 ,,. -5 -5 -1 -5 Me- ' 1 1 1 1 A I ' 5 ' 'J ' ' 1 11 I 1 I 11 1 1 1 ' ' I 1 I I 1 - If we were to have the I955 copy of the Podunk Bull McDonnell assusted by the Chester Cramer Sen un Elrzabeth Poor Not Poor as a checrlco lu by any means A I u r Y Te n 2 3 r ramatucs Club I 2 Sec 3 4 2 3 4 Stu 9 Councul 4 Cheerleadung -I Junuor Cheerleadung I Basketball 3 wung I 2 Sp nush Club 2 lv'erut Roll I 2 3 Medunu n Athletuc Nught 4 Thespuans 4 Esther Pntchard Read any good books lately? A I r Y T ens P es rut Roll I 3 3 Bowlung 2 3 4 lAll Star 3l Basketbal Student Councul 2 3 Spanush Club 2 Medunuan 3 Athletuc Nught Dorothy Rapp That all star all star A I 2 r etball All wlungI23-I AthletcNght4 GLC I I3 2 Sax Ensemble 2 3 4 Stardusters 4 Ochestra I 2 3 4 Lubr our I 2 3 S Treas 3 Glee Clu I 2 3 4 Chorale es 2 3 4 Medunamute 4 Busuness Mar Latun Club 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Merut Rol I 2 3 4 Prunce of Peace I Medunuan Alrce Mae Reutter Reutter ruder and wruter Valley Cuty I 2 Band 3 4 Orchestra Vuce Pres 3 Treas Chour 3 4 Clee Club 3 4 Gurls Sextet 3 Flute Quartet 3 Student Councul 4 Class Sec Teas 4 GAA 3 4 GLC Pres 4 Y Teens 3 4 Drarnatucs Club 3 4 Chemustry Club Spanush Club 4 Medunuan 3 Buckeye Gurl s State 3 Honor Rol 3 Thespuans 4 Elrxabeth Root Loves to wrute letters9' our 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 eens I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Student Councul 3 Me dunamute 2 Medunuan 3 Co Ed Dramatucs Club 2 3 4 Pres Robunhood Club 3 Latun Club 2 Spanush Club 4 Thespuans 3 4 Flute Quartet I 3 4 Adnan Rooy Bug and beoututul ask Chrus Football I 2 3 4 Track 3 Boxung and Wrestlung 2 Hu Y Chap laun I 2 Vuce Pres 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Dramcut s Club 4 Mary Ellen Salle:-That gal that s always bunry huntung' A I 2 ns 3 4 Ma e 3 4 dusters 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Chour I 2 3 4 Choralett 2 3 4 Medunuan 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Spanush Club 3 J Cheerleader I Homecornung Attendant 4 Athletuc Nught Thespuans 4 Robert Scheetz That genuus of electronucs' Hu Y I 4 Medunuan 3 Chemustry Club 4 Dramatucs Club Scoreboard 3 Thespuans 4 Jeanne Schnettler Has lots to say un a bruef tume A I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowlunq I 2 3 4 Y Te Sen lor Scholastze Bees llu 01 lorq 2 3 4 Lubraruan 3 4 Latun Club 2 Chernustry Cu 3 atucs Club 2 3 4 Clee Club I Fur Au 2 Prunce Peace I Athletuc Nuaht 4 Joan Shanower These gals and theur out of town men A I 2 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Spanush Club 2 Glee u r Ba Bow un 2 M r Medunuan 3 Prunce of Peace I 2 Dorus Jean Sltxenstock A kuttew on the keys A 4 YTeens4 Chourl 234 GleeClub I 234 ush Club 4 Chemustry Club 4 Dramatucs Club I 4 Merut Roll 3 Barbara Jane Smrth Pretty and sweet thats Barb' Akron South 2 GAA 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Lela Jeanne Srnrth Could really dust a star wuth those mellow notes nd I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 GAA I 2Treas 3 4 Club I Stardusters 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 All Star 4 Bowlung IA St 2 3 4I Spanush Club 2 Merut o Trumpet Truo 2 3 4 Trumpet Quartet I Brass Sextet 3 4 Me dunuan 3 Roger L Smrth That ever chuvalrous nature' ndI234GeeClubI234ChourI 34Hu Morton Spuce She keeps hum a secret' Howard Sussman Always has an answer Royalton Hugh I 2 Medunamute 4 Chemustry Club 4 Ernest Szanrszlo Would you belueve ut? Ernue wrutes stone Lours Upton Speedo has what ut takes Marlorue Ann Wallace That bubbly personaluty Y Teens 3 4 GAA 4 Medunuan 3 Kerth Weber Punky and hus hot rod otball I 2 3 4 seball I 4 Ban 3 4 C ur Glee Club I 2 3 4 Harmonaures 4 Chemustry Club 3 Hu Boxung and Wrestlung 2 Medunuan 3 Dramatucs Club 4 Kenneth West Has a complete answer for everythung' H Y 2 Dave Westland Sweater boy of M H S Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 4 Boxung 2 Baseball I Chemustry Club 3 Spanush Club 2 Class Vuce Pres 3 H 3 4 Dramatncs Club 4 Rrchard J Wrrkner Manager of teams uf not of books Boxung and Wrestlung 2 Baseball Mgr 2 Hu Y I 2 3 4 Football Mgr 4 Betty Woodward Fun un undependencelll huh Bet7 Chour I 2 Glee Club I 2 4 Dramatucs Club 2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Medunuan 3 Merut Roll 3 4 Band Junuor Cheerleadung I Athletuc Nught 4 Spanush Club 4 Jr Band As of January l94B the followung senuors stand at the top of theur class In thus group of fourteen are the two people who wull be the valeductoruan and salutatoruan of the class of I948 ln alphabetucal order they are Carolune 'Ko Anderson Betty Balogh Betty Jo Bauer Muruam Brucker Robert Gulsdorf Colleen Handley Joan Holdrudge Betty Houseman Mary C Newberry Joyce Parush Eluzabeth Poor Esther Prutchard Aluce Reutter Eluza beth Root Sen lor Class Prophecy Trmes, whuch us eduted by Mary Newberry we mught fund these utems Robert Scheetz, owner of statuon SWAK announces a new program of recorded musuc M C 'd by a new comer to the fueld Allen Neff Thus program wull be sponsored by the Sauler School of Dancung and Sungung It us a summer replacement for the popular Sutzen stock Serenade 30 munutes of nostalguc accorduan rnelodues sponsored by the R E Baker Coal Company Startung Thursday, the Barrow Theatres, lnc wull feature that drummun' man, Duck Hunkel and hus band wuth Keuth Weber, leadung alto sax, and clarunetusts, Roger Smuth and Ray Hunkel The band's vocalusts, Al Cruthers and Ruth Munto, wull not appear but they are replaced by the Two Bees and a Stung truo- Jerry Neracher, Daryl Few, and Audrey Kurkpatruck Carlton Agruculture Bureau of Research, has perfected the Leyda bean named after Professor Leyda who found a use for ut Bull Adams, emunent fruut grower, us the orugunator of the new Adams apple The Nettle ton Bloch Experumental Laboratorues have developed a new kund of tree wuthout leaves, whuch vrull remove the necessuty of over exertuon un the fall The new Women's Symphony under the durectuon of Betty Jo Bauer wull feature concertmustress Vurgu-nua Medley un a new number entutled Scared So No 57 by Thom Fusher Muss Betty Houseman's Concerto for Oboe, Vuola, and Two Saxophonesn wull be performed by Leona Osborn, Muruarn Brucker, Dorothy Rapp, and Dorothy Mersung lContunued on page 79l Y 0 0 o o 5 , ,, ,, U ' ' K I I I- - - 5 ' ' - 5 ' 5 l b 5 Dra- GA. . -2-3-45 G.L.C. 2-3-V ce P es. 45 - e s I- - -P es, m , -5 - 4 -2-3-4, 'gf 'd , ' Qt 45 D - - , - 5 Glee Club I- - - 5 d nt ,I ' I ' 5 Q ' z -4: W ' - - . 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I-2- - ,HT 5' ' I I S' . j ' - 5 5 Fo - T- 5 Ba -2-3- 5 I d - 5 ho' I-3-45 - 5 f ' . . - - - 1 ' 1 ' 5 '-Y I-4: GA. . - -3-45 Y-Tee u-z7 - 5 uofeff I-2-II 5 swf- 'I ' - 5 5 5 .5. '5 '--ff es ---2 --: ' : -Z-3-4: --1 1 ff- ' 5 A 5 ' , 5 i-YI-2- I I I I I 4I - 5 ' , .- - I . I . 'I . 4I I I I - I ' ' ' ' I G,A..---5-- --5 'K -I--5-ens -ISI ---E-I 5 '--I-I55I-IE 0 o I I I I A I I I - I. E g . . I ' . ' 1 I . . . I I . I ,,. I 1 I I 1 ' I I 1 1 I ' C . , I I D I I I I I I 1 . 5 f ' I II I I I I UWM mi WW A5 Sv A Q y ,W M A ' C . . . b gm r ' :J . M iv' ,. M ' Q ' jd X RX VW x E -wk' Q X25 gm Q M X x, ,, .N N x 1 J , My f CLASS OFFICERS , ' A n President .....,..............,..................... Dick. Komjati Vice-President ...................................... Jim Smith Secretary-treasurer ,,........,,,.,,,,,,,... Charlene Hood Student Council Representative .,,,.....v.. Bob Voshall Juniors Are Really Busy Bees! Having worked together for almost three years, the class of '49' has accomplished many important things. Highlighting the events of our Freshman year was the fact that we were second in the bond drive. Our Sophomore year brought a very successful Valentine dance and an undefeated and untied Rinkydink team. During our third year most of the girls belong to the G.A.A. That calls for attendance at the GAA. football banquet. A few girls also belong to G,L.C., while the boys take part in many activities such as Hi-Y, football, basketball, baseball, track, and gym teams. The majority of the fellows and girls belong to at least one or more of the musical groups. The whole class gets together for the prom, the production of the annual, and the selection of our class ring. We sponsored one big party for all of the high school, along with our other parties. The prom and annual are the biggest things of the year and we all hope that they will be the best ever. May all students coming up have as much fun as we had. UN Furst Row Joe Andrews Carl Bohl Dean Brubaker Barbara Campbell Kenny Carter Beatruce Carter Margaret Balogh Second Row Frank Brantner Alan Batchelder George Anger Roger Burgess Tum Bennett Jay Alexander Bob Culp Thlrd Row Barbara Bright Joan Anderson Norma Crang Bob Alkman Loss Jane Cole Jane AUG I tv Furs! Row Porfua Gnesnnger Margret Dreubelbus Gwen Gibbs Jean Good Marguerute Frost Joan Davis Loulse Gordon Bettne Gvlbert Second Row Neal Emmons Tommy Evans Eddle Donahue Duck Davns Don Fredernck John Cehrung Vlrgnl Foster Third Row Pat Denson Herman Garrett Bull Davenport Buddy Diehl Frances Engelmann Lolita Few John Dolwonyos Pot Ferguson .CIR Furs! Row Gertrude Kenskn Nancy Hennlger Charlene Hood Pat Leldorf Lons Muller Jescella Jolwnson Nancy Lawrence Selena Morrnson Second Row Roger Meyers Charles Lons Andy Long Jumor Horvath Ray Mantz Duck Kom gafl Charles Lamphear Paula Hcska Bob Henlken Thurd Row Glenn Henderslwor Ronnue Morse Elle-en Johnson Wallace Muller Julna Hach James McComas Eugene Haumesser Mary Ann Hlckman Neuenschwander Georgene Veverka Marjorle Stoll Dorus Smuth Second Row Jam Smrth Nancy Spltzer Mnke Klrkham Doug Mantland Howard Moser Paul Kraus Horner Webster Wanda Warner Dack Phunney Third Row Bob Randall Bob Vosball Max Rohrbaugh Kay Southard Clyde Spangler Genevleve Prntchard Jean Nuchols Eugene Sllla Patsy Rollins . l .I , r I , I . . I . 1 , A . . : ' ' ' A ' ' - - I I I I ' U . Z I . I ,I I I , I , , . r s First Row: Nancy Ryan, Rosemary Poor, Reba Shaw, Helen Wenhart, Lois Shanafelt, Pat I ll . . I . , v D : . , I I . . 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We were a normal class and when we swarmed into the hive we were as green as any other class, First of all, as is the custom, we elected our officers, Those lucky kids were Ed Dornbirer, president, Frank Mora, vicevpresident, Dick Parish, secretary-treasurer, and Jim l-lolden, student council representative. With that out of the way, we didn't have anything else to do so we planned a class party, Everyone had a swell time. The fellows went out for football and basketball and made the grade. The girls, not to be slighted, represented us in G.A.A., Y-Teens and many other activities. Thanks to our sponsors, Mr, Linn, Mr, Plank, and Miss l-litzelberger-everything went much better than anyone expected. Summer just flew by and we found ourselves back in the groove again, but this time not so green. Again we elected officers and this time they were Dick Parish, president, Joyce Anderson, vice-president, Dave Ellis, secretary-treasurer, and Jim l-lolden, stu- dent council representative. For once the girls were lucky and got one of their number into officef We went out for the same activities as last year, and many more, but we are a modest class. There were a few more class parties and a dance sponsored for the high school, With our sponsors, Mr, Demuth, Miss Clift and Miss Jackson, helping us, we succeeded in climbing another rung of the ladder of success. Fmt Row Lucnlle Drotos Joan Bama Beverl Cruthers Jacquelune Clarke Allce Aarons Wanda Canfield Betty Carter Second Row Joyce Anderson Barbara Beebe Eddue Dornburer Pete Bohley Frank Bochm Susan Bennett Betty Chapman Third Row Joyce Auker Donald Collins Laura Lee Beall Nancy Burns Ann Cromble Jewell Bayless Joseahme Aroneco Furs! Row Bully Eaken Beverly Hough Eleanor Hood Phyllns Eggeman Rosemary Flynn Janet Hood Betty Jones Flossue Gulbert Dave Ellis Second Row Bob Hyde Bob Gardner Burton Housernan Kenneth Albrecht James Eastwood Ted Harley George Grosser Jurn Hold n Thlrd Row Edith Haurnesser Joan Fenn Margaret Freese Jull Fahlman Vrrglnla Hamer Eduth Hood Rosemary Gnenke Joyce Jameyson . I . . . ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . I , . ' 1 V 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 fs , , C . ' 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - PH 0 ES .- Flrst Row John Root Erma Plants Jean Pope Margaret Orth Faye Nettleton Mable Pursley Jeanette Kunglr Mary Klang Olive Martnn Second Row George La Barre Phulllp Mast Frank Mora Joe Nagy Leo Reuchard Tom Mnner Clara Partsn Donna Ross Vurgrnla Karshner Third Row Phyllus Keeler Frank Reutter Charles Nixon Dave Kung John Kotala Duck Parish Dnana Karas Barbara Llnton Carolnne Ruckard Fnrst Row Harriet Stendl Barbara Schlayer Dolores Scherer Rosemary Vereb Wanda Wrght man Mary Edith Wlrkner Rose Sohl Mable Lee Turner Pauline Sfoll Second Row Calvun Wilcox Mae Schlechty Arzelna Taylor Marlene Tlllar John Schxndelholz Newton Standen Bull Wolf Mary Schnndelholz Phyllus Tuebner Jack Weldnnger Tlurd Row Bert Smoth Fred Smith Herbert Tomes Dallas Yost Mary Ellen Upton Frances Spuhler, Kay Schwartz, Wmlfred Wlllnams, Pauline Wlnebrenner . ,, , .. . C . lv . f , ,. B- Y 1 t . V 'f l if A a A, V . 5 , . - , ,W 4, 1 I Q A i Q ' J 1 is . . 2 1 ly., , ,f H , , , 49 lv, ,' ' I I I I I I , , - ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I I ' I I I I - , , , , - - f , , , , - , , , , , Ca ss -4-.I'N S... V,-ffffi-'ffif 4 ff 3 ' ii 'VGZ , 'S' ' ' if , JY l J 5 ' Q2 A V, v , - ' 'W ,ll ,Sy JA x x ? A 1- Q 1 l l 1 l CLASS OFFICERS President Mary Houseman Vnce president Harold Shaw Secretary treasurer Bob l-lamlun Student Councnl Representatuve Davud Lucas F rvshmon Start umming ! On September ninth, a group of unorganlzed but eager students gathered on the steps of Medina Hugh School Our group soon became known as the Freshmen, the class of l95l At the furst gathermg of our class we started off by electnng class otfncers Now we are plannung on the hugh school party which we wall sponsor tn February Also we look forward to the Y Teen Formal whlch comes at the end of the year Thus far our class hnstory us short but we are planning on three more joyous years of school and are antlclpatlng the events of the future chapters we wrll wrlte an the hnstory of our class at good old M H S W aff 4 'Ju N- f- 2 ' '11, - 91,5 V1 -VfVV,, 'V31'5-zz: V1 3-VV: 1 -,1,1,',V3V' -gg-5.f:qfV,e::1g:,:11V:112azz?-12-aa:-'garizee-'-,'Ve,1-25:31-i.,a-11-gegg.255z2g.,V2w,. 1:q1,'rj: 1'1:V-:,V3E21I'V,f7-f -,3Vi:-,V21z,V-2VaZ.V-2-.:2i,11,',:'a-VV'V:-Vs: W, ' .. 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'J-V,-5 V .-.-.Vi-az:-.'V-'se522:g-52'2-:,'-2-252125, ' 3-V335 F ESHMEN Fu-st Row Jeanette Freese Phyllns Bowman Janet Borslc Audene Carlton J sephune Dull Davud Brune Som Gorfldo David Frredman Second Row Duck Barry Zenla Bochln Pat Ellis James Frantz Rrchard Eaken Russell Baker Ruth Gardner Thu-d Row Shrrlex Cnllmg Lnulep Bolnl Suzanne Gnlbert Susanne Fri Shirley Dahler Marv Casey Gwen Eggeman Fnrst Row Fern l-lennnger lrene Knrkpatrnck Jnrn Hollunger Eugene Kleln Caroline Kelper Dan HQ rcr h T Jlm Huffman Second Row La Rue l-larner Bob Kungll Robert Hamlin Rudolph Kouba Qonnle Hall Teddy El Kungll Mary l-l uscrroan Thlrd Row Rach rd l-lannrlc En K lyercld Barbara Hess Eugene Hutchins D nalcl l-larnrrc V rglnla Kaufman Vary l-lurt FIIESIINIE FIYSf Row Richard Lyon Betsy Nichols Marne Lewls Alice Mnllner Helen Morse Pat McFadden Phyllns Nvchols lda Martnn Second Row Bully Mueller LeRoy Morlock Connle Letterly Elroy Morrison Paul Norrns Danny Messenger Joyce McConnell Don Lehman Thlrd Row Howard Mlller Clarence Martin Charles Masle Leonard Mars Clarence Muller Fnrst Row Eugene Pavllk Harvey Watknns Steve Veres Ed Whlte Stuart Stntfler Patty Wulf Beverly Stewart Lrllaan West Second Row Dale S lzer Helen Zaborskrs Lois Snyder Harold Show James Saunders Wesley Sedgwick LeRoy Schnettler Thnd Row Grace Straus Evelyn West LeVerne Schnettler Sue Sprankle Naam: Thomas James Stefan Julie Palmqulst Noel Perklns . : . r . 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I hx e , was , ,f wi i,re3e fege ,g,,i fe ii -, 5 Pl ll A T if iz: if J A' F in tag! f A, my i ,lfh 5 VT' , ff i r ,tx ll 1 i ' , i ii me ii fi ,W 'Y 11.2 1-,f I2 4' aff HU 11 First Row: Dick Wirkner lMgr.l, Dean Brubaker, Allen Neff, Bob nard, Paul Kraus, Dave Westland, Ray Mantz, Bob Leyda, Ray McDonald, Gene l-lanshue, Bill Adams, Adrian Rooy, Dean Kendall, Auker, Jim Hollinger lCoachl George Miner, Jerry Neracher, Jacque Hetrick, Dick Komjati, Third Row: Claude Hunter, Carl Bohl, Ronnie Morse, Bob Aikman Donald Collins lMgr.l. Jay Alexander, Buddy Diehl, Homer Webster, Bob Culp, Bob Gils Second Row: Bob Brown lAss't. Coachl, Bob Voshall, Anthony dorf, Eddie Donahue Keith Weber, Jim Smith, Frank Brantner Horvath, Bill Wolfe, Mike Kirkham, Douglas Maitland, Bob Ken- Bob Rudes lAss't. Coachl. LJ ff A lfred Leldug sail Kai Jerry Nerocher Bo Aikman 51 Anthony Horvath 1 1 143 ,Mil ' 'H 1 pf Bob Voshall MEDIN BEES F ootba ll Lvttormvn 'NIUV Q? -1 M Bo Leyda Q? 'EST' Adnan Rooy Q4 ,nib-M GY Alexander 2 'Q Duck Komlah 5 Ne v. 1 4 'Q Homer Webster K' Bo Mc Donald .au-F' Kenlfl Weber '6- fe was Frank Brcmtncr Paul Kraus ii lip? YJ Bull Wolfe -int. KQQ George Mme: idly f Ddie Wesllund Buddy Diehl Douglas Maitland 5 Allen Neff Dean Brubaker aww, 1' Eddne Donahue nv Roy Manfz 4- I Managers -we Don CollnnS Duck Wrrk ner 'ZZ 5 if If K 45 i . K V A I ' -v : ' If ' V 2 lj fl 0 ' ,K 4 I tw r if f- in W A x,gf5,55,4'Q ,- 14 J ,Q ' E 'V W ,ll w WW 'I ff'S'f'll7?f7', -, V Q, s ff' V, b b l . ' Q 1 ' 72 1' , ' hw 'f' A 3 v 5 l - 2 , 42, A va 'f D, ,- f T D x , -' -X il f, 'f 'V 11 F he l 1 , Q 2 ,5 1 'lf Y, - ' ' L 1 Q , A 5 . fr . , A Q in l VAR ,gd , I , 4- l -V 2 , A V x 1 ' A : s f ' ' fl 1 :B ,, ff ' M' I l 'Q' 7 l V , af A . rj, j - , ' .vv' ,, X 'L 'q xi v. , .,'V Lf!! , l A ' .F . , i 'wig 1 , A ,,z' ' 45 52.345 Y Q12 2, f , I i ' b J . ' ' A i f ' M 1 D 1 f 1 D D i we ' -4 Y A . ' D - 1 , L N . , , f V 4 f L -- 5 XA 5 ' 3 h 57' 1 L 'f ' X wx f 7 , , 3 I S ' f- NLR, ' ,z 'QW' ' X ' f ' 4 ' . 1 M 1. , '95-L ' ' D ' 4 .. v 5 yn.. A , ,, , 1 1 . 5 - 4 f V ' I' V .Q D gf . 2 o- ' , v' f'iY' -- 2 ' ' , - ' -faux Wx - ' 4 . . D ' 5 , . I , E 4 f v we ' W , W. ww ff .9 Z if .ru Mig ri' lvf'-W 40 Coach ing Staff , ' 'D 5' ' J 1 L2 Lrg , , ,af -Q 5-1 Q ' Lx , , , I 1 L 4 5 M A x, 5? I if 'EZ . mi, 4343 ,M Heed Coach ' fig Q -F' I Jim Hollinger is , UT A . A5Sx2?own B gmmlvr Bob D Rudes Football Honors Never before in Medina football has a player received as wide recognition and publicity as Dean Brubaker. Dean scored 182 points in eight games of Medina's ten-game schedule, thus setting this year's highest scoring record in the state. He was placed on the All-Southwestern conference first team by the Cleveland Press and he also re- ceived honorable mention on the Associated Press All Ohio Scholastic team Coach Hollinger and Dean were interviewed by Jimmy Dudley on the W J W radio sports program Bru has confined his making points but has also ing game at defense and ceivlng A Junior this year Dean and will return next year season we hope Renew of Football Season DEAN BRUBAKFR 1947 Schedule Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina 274 Fairview Rocky River Rittman New London Canton Twp Canton Cath 24 Amherst Wellington Wadsworth Akron Hower O A bad beginning but a wonderful story in a nutshell efforts not only to played an outstand at passing and re played left halfback for an even better Sept l7 there Sept l9 here Sept 26 there Oc 3 here Oct lO here Oct l7 there Oct 24 here ct 30 there Nov 7 here Nov I4 here ending is this Captain Babe Kemp received a leg inyury which kept him out of the game for the entire season With thirty seven boys out for the varsity squad Medina did not lack size on the line the average being I76 pounds per player lt was the lack of speed that handicapped the team most Medinas first game was played at Fairview on September l2 To their regret they lost I4 to O Out running their opponents in yardage Medina made several scoring threats but failed to put the ball over Meanwhile Fairview took advantage of their breaks and scored twice The following week the Medina Bees came back in full stride to upset powerful Rocky River 18 to 9 River scored first in the second period on a short pass and added the extra point by placement Later River added two more points on a safety Dean Brubaker Zlledinais' Star Bee Medina s mighty halfback scored from the three the one half and the six yard lures and Medina played one of its best defensive games of the year holding River from scoring from tne one yard line for four successive downs On October 24 at the Medina stadium the home coming game was played Queen Betty Balogh and her two attendants Mary Catherine Newberry and Mary Ellen Sailer reigned over the activities Scoring In every quarter Brubaker Neracher and Weber letting no grass grow under their feet went over the goal line for a total of 40 points Amherst scored in the first and last quarter and added an extra point by a pass It was a wet and muddy night when Medina won the game with one of its oldest rivals Wadsworth There were few fumbles and the Bees scored in the first quarter by pure power Bru going over from the four The next score was also made by Brubaker through the middle The extra point was made by another plunge by Dean In the third quarter a pass from Bobo Voshall to Neracher scored our last TD with a pass from Hetrick to Neracher good for the conversion Wads worth s only score came in the last quarter on a long pass At the last game of the season Medina piled up its highest score 65 points to visiting Akron Hower s All in all Medina finished with 8 wins and 2 losses thus giving the Bees third p'ace in the Southwestern Conference COACH RAY THOMAS lhnleycllnle Footballl Squad wff First Row Jum Wolfe George Shumaker Duck Halblaub Phil Neracher Marvun Turner Second Row Don Lehman lMgr l Fred Smith Duck Parish Frank Reutter Joe Nagy Tom Muner Dallas Yost Bob Gardner John Schundelholz Newton Standen Bob lwyde Jum Holden Don Sprankle Jack Anderson lMgr l Thurd Row Ray Thomas uCoachJ Jum Frantz Harald Shaw Leonard Morse Ronnie Hall Robert Kozel Bud Marlock Duck Barry Jum Hollinger Clarence Martun Elroy Morrison Arthur Mellert Maynard Bauer lAsst Coach! Fourth Row Lloyd Pritchard Jum Stefan Ted Hall Eddue White Don Hamric Sam Gorfudo Eddue Kungli John Watkuns Chuck Masu Jack Weudunger Bob Kunglu Fifth Row Don Koehler Ceorge Beshure Harold Yost Leo Gorfudo Walter Andrews Desmond Kulchar Bob Palsha Neal Fusher Bob Jones Jack Shelton Ilznbyclznl. Football Season Hamlow of IQI7 .Season The Runkydunks won only 5090 of the games they played thus year However some of the players looked luke some very promusung prospects for the immediate future varsity Due to a splut up schedule the Sophornores who wull move up to the varsuty dud not see the action which they should have seen Jimmy Holden was selected as the most outstandung player on the squad He us very fast agule and a good passer He receuved the trophy given by Lance and Company for his abuluty as a player Duck Parish us a good hard runner and tackler and has the trauts of 7' Dean Brubaker John Schundelholz and Tommy Miner are probably the two most out standing lunemen Dallas Yost made a lot of progress durung the past season but still lacks speed Jack Weudunger and Newton Standen lack the necessary experience Frank Reutter also can be a good football player with more experience A A prospect for a good back is Bob Hyde. Fred Smith should be a good '- pass receiver and runner. ' Bob Gardner a good blocker and Joe Nagy are two more Sophomores - ,. who will be going up to the varsity squad next year and will see whether ,, I , they have what it takes to continue their football career. The rest of the squad, made up of Freshmen and junior high players, will carry the name of the Rinkydink football team next fall. 2 Ilinlsydinlss In Afftion if I J, .,,, , 44 . up 1 I ,f I ,YM Schedule Nome of Opponents Borberton Portage-there ....... ..,. Stow-there ..,......................, .... 6 Mcissi I Ion-there .................. .A.. I 9 Borberfon Highland-here ..... .... I 2 Amherst-here ...,.......,........ .... 2 O Brunswick Reserves-there ..... ,... 3 8 Borberton Frosh-there ,....A., .,,, 6 Stow-here .. .......,...............,,, ,,,. 6 Brunswick Reserves-here ,,,,,,, .,,, 3 9 Wadsworth-there ......,,,,,,,. ,,,, I 4 Wellington-here ,.,,.,.,,,,,, ,,,, 3 O Amherst-there ...,.,........ ,4,, 2 I Wadsworth-there A.,,,,.,,,,,,, ,.,, 6 Brunswick Varsity-here .,,,.,.4w,,,,,,, 6 Won, 7g Lost, 6g Tied I-I4 Go 229 m Medina Opp 6 6 I2 I5 O O 6 I3 7 O 33 I4 7 I9 5 I 57 es Basketball Lettermen .JM UL fn? -view' 33 Z... I WMU allcv Basketball Squads Reserves Frrst Row Bob Hyde Jay Alex order Dallas Yost Glenn Hen dershot John Dohanyos Jrrn Holden Jrm Smnfh Second Row Jnm lCoachl Frank Bochun Sfanden Dave Ellns Ed hue Ray Mantz Max baugh lMgr l lllafil 'Q 7 Varsity First Row: Bill Heil, Jerry Neracher, Bob McDonald, Jacque Hetrick, Sylvester Kemp. Second Row: Mr, Bob Rudes lCoachl, Dean Brubaker, Anthony Horvath, Bob Vo- shall, Ed Dornbirer lMgr.l. lhnlnldznln First Row Sammy Gorfudo Walter Andrews Harold Yost Chuck Masxe Don Sprankle Harold Show Jnm Hollsnger Leonard Morse Ed Wlwufe Second Row Don Koehler Leo Gorfldo Marvin Turner George Fields Dave Frnedman Ed Kol vereld David Lucas Don Hen derslwot Bully Dye Mr Robert Brown lCoaclrwl Phil Nerache 'M Shots From Some Games Fairview Clearview Amherst Berea Alumni Rocky River Oberlin Wellington Fairview Clearview Berea ........ Rocky River Wadsworth Oberlin ,.AA....,.,. Rittman AV.. Wellington Amherst .,V....... ltr Hevlew of Basketball Season SCHEDULE Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina 37 30 29 48 57 ,.....44 Medina 36 39 35 54 5l 39 Medina Totals 682 Overtime 27 38 40 52 58 c,,s..,,38 38 27 42 44 64 32 644 This year s varsity is composed of six seniors and four juniors and it started the season with a bang by trouncing Fairview 36 20 The best games of the season were both played with Clearview In the first one Medina was in the lead until the last minute when Clearview tied the count with a foul shot ln the overtime period they sank one field goal and followed with a foul shot to wen over Medina, ln the second game the lead changed hands several times, Me- dina was ahead 4O-36 at half-time. In the final minutes of play Clear- view evened the score. During the last minute of the overtime, Kemp's field goal won the game for Medina 58-57. This year Medina placed fourth in the Southwestern Conference. The Bees also won four straight games, setting a new record. High scorer of the year was Jerry Neracher with l73 points Ray Mantz led the Reserves by netting l l2 points The Reserves ended their season winning 4 and losing l2 games Most of them were very close with Medina leading until the final min utes of play Only once were they defeated badly This was the Fair view game by a score of 48 l8 The best game of the year was the one played against the Clear- view Reserves, It ended in a 27-27 tie. Medina forged ahead during the overtime with nine points while limiting their opponents to one. The final outcome was 36-28. Medina's varsity has improved its game of basketball very much since last year and, with the fine players coming up from the Reserves, should do well next year, 47 More Sport? Nl II S. 'ngma .fi is V Q , 'ff' : , - J 5 'QW4:f M.Gz., ,-'19 , 1 2 ' f 7 A gy N' L , , , 'f-:, , ,V 4 5 ' 45- 7? 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Row Betty Ann Houseman Eluzabeth Root Gwen Gubbs Aluce Reutter Joan Fenn Betsy Nuchols Benny Drda Leona Osborn Second Row Thom Fusher Allen Neff Muruam Brucker Reba Shaw Barbara Hess Joan Anderson Joyce Anderson Caralune Anderson Nancy Burrus Julua Hach Dorothy Mersung Dorothy Rapp Thlrd Row Pat Leudorf Ruth Munto Roger Smuth Margaret Freese Alfred Cruthers Joyce Auker Beverly Cruthers Max Rohrbaugh Glenn Hendershot Bob Gardner Roger Meyers Lela Smuth Paulune Wune brenner lfay Schwart7 Bob Hyde Andy Long Keuth Weber Fourth Row Bob Leyda Deborah Dean Naomu Th mas Danny Mess enger Daryl Koppes Beverly Pelton Frances Lunn Pat Denson John Gchrung Barbara Lunton Joe Andrews Peter Bohley Herman Garrett Douglas Mautland Joan Holdruflge Standung MaryC Newberry Duck Hunkel Bob Randall Bob Hamlun Jean Nuchols Ed Whute Daryl Few Ray Walter Pot Neuenschwander Mr ODonn ll Durectorl Thus us the organuzatuon that takes up so many hugh school stu dents noon hour Thats rught ut us the Meduna Hugh School Concert Band Rehearsals start durectly after football season us over and contunue fuve days out of every week untul school us out Thus fall the band had the honor of playung at the N E OTA meet ung un Cleveland lt also played at Canal Fulton un the Dustruct Band Festuval The band wull compete at Kent and has hopes of goung to Co lumbus for the fu st state contest held sunce the war On March twelfth a concert was guven M Fucocellu from Youngstown was the guest conductor A Band Parents Club was organ uzed thus year to sponsor such actuvu tues as the Donkey Basketball aame whuch were means to earn money to buy new and better unstruments and equupment 50 OFFICERS Presudent Daryl Few Vuce presudent Thom Fusher Busuness Manager Don Frederuck lnot un pucturel Lubraruans Leona Osborn Pat Leudorf Joyce Auker : I I I I X 'I I I ' I I I I ' : 1 I G I - : I I I I I I I I I I I I I x 1 I I I I 1 1 1 A 1 V- . : 1 1 1 1 5 - 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I - ' F3 l ' 1 l v 0 - - 4 ---'-- Y ',-'- ----- v Y----- A l . ,' Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,,,, .,... , ,. .....,.. Alice Reutter Q f .Y,. Uh .... .Une ' 1 pig 1 1 zu M? 1 ' 1 rf- ' 3 . I . Q .2 'I .Y A ' u , Q 7 . l'. I Q I 0rch astra Furst Row Eluzabeth Root Allce Reutter Joan Fenn Norma Clark Betty Ann Houseman Muruam Brvcker Second Row Jean Nuchols Vlrgmua Medley Jane Abell Patty Walt Paulune Wlnebrenner Leona Osborn Third Row Joan Anderson Pat Denson Dorothy Rapp Dorothy Merslng Jaan Holdrldge Andy Long Ruth Mlnto Thom Flsher Joyce Anderson Carolune Anderson Julua Hach Herman Garrett Reba Shaw Thus as the group that you see plays and nn all the concerts and music festivals A small number of players from thus orchestra made up the group whsch played for the Minstrel Show glven last fall by the Lsons Club On March l2 Mr Ftcocelll from Youngstown was guest conductor tor the orchestra as well as for the band The members of the arches tra had the prlvnlege of havlng Mr Seppelnn of North Canton work wlth tleem nn preparatlon for the Contest at Kent Betty Jo Bauer Fourth Row Mary Edlth Wurkner Mary Houseman Diana Karas Bob Cardner Roger Meyers Lela Smnth Eleanor Hlnkel Kay Southard Nancy Burns Standmg Mary C Newberry Bob Randall Jack Anderson Daryl Few Pat Neuenschwander Gwen Gubbs Mr ODonnell lDlrectorl OFFICERS Presldent Thom Fusher Vuce presldent Betty Jo Bauer Secretary Aluce Reutter Lubrarlan Dorothy Rapp 51 : - I I I I I ' and hear between acts of school f - ' 's 'sss ' , P ' , . ' 5 K . , pk Junior Band First Row Margaret Freese Danny Messenger Naoml Thomas Beverly Pelton Mary Lou Ankman Betsy Nnchols Evelyn Freese Barbara Hess Roberta Leldorf Llly Jean Baker Second Row Daryl Koppes Frances Lrnn Pat Denson Lynn Abrams Clarence Muller Bob Beekman Jlmmy Bachtell Davld Kellogg Bobby Pelton Gllbert Davenport John Gill Jeanette Freese Sally Szanlszlo Beverly Cruthers Joan Lamb Nancy Flnch Lunda Eastwood Standing Mary Casey Mary Houseman Ray Walter Jlmmy Gouldnng Mr ODonnelI lDlrec torl Kay Schwartz At A Game The Junlor Band IS made up mostly of suxth seventh and eighth graders with a few hugh school students nn nt Every Monday after school the band practises In the Music Room This group IS used to replace the graduating Sensors of the concert band Perhaps the busnest tume for thus organlzatnon was during football season when they marched wnth thenr many majorettes at the Rmkydunk Dads Night game C l ' 1 1 1 . 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Under the durectuon of Vance O'Donnell, the M H S marchung band has been very busy thus vear learnlng new tormatuons and musnc The band marched at every game and put on the entire halt tlme show at both the Canton Catholrc and Akron l-lower games be cause these schools dad not have bands Snap was added to nts appearance thus year wlth new red tres and a faster marchnng cadcnce ln addrtuon tormatuons were more Impress we wrth Inghts worn on the band mem bers hats When the band plaxed the fnght song other rcustng marches and the Alma Mater the studcnt body and communnty shared the feel rng that rhls group was a brg factor un makun the football season a real success Belnrc two home games the malorettes dressed as queen oees led the team the Bees from a huge hrve through two Innes formed by thc other M l-l S bees ofthe marchung band Specuol tribute goes to Thom Pusher sensor who has been an nutstandung drum mayor for the past three years The mayor ettcs as they appea un the pncture are Mary Ellen Sauler Loss Cole Vnrgunla Kars ner Mary Eclltln Wurkner .5 . 1 ' - f . 1 1 1 K, W 1 ' . 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'EWSSS X q 3'z2i..J-nf. mu gag:-ram za:-asa! 5-up -'War mv Stardusters Fnst Row Dorothy Merslng Andy Long Duck Komyatl Dorothy Rapp Second Row Bull Davenport Lela Smuth Glenn Hendershor Herman Garrett Pete Bohley Joe And ews Thurd Row Don Frederick Jack Anderson Reba Shaw Vocahsts Mary Ellen Sauler Alfred Cruthers lNot ln picture Douglas Maltlondl Aahhl What s that musuc and where s It commg from? Yes you guessed right It vs the Stardusters and they are playing In the auditorium for one of the school dances These music makers played for noon danclng after home football and basketball games and for class sponsored dances plus many other parties Other schools also appreciate thls swmg band as as shown by thenr many out of town engagements . 3 1 I I A ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 r . , , . . , . - , . , . . . . , 1 1 ' I ' Q Ensembles Saxophone Quartet Woodwind Trlo Flute Quartet Brass Sextet French Horn Quartet F Clarrnet Quartet 32 Brass Quartet Comet Tno Trombone Quartet Clannet Quartet ik! I Choralettes Pat Neuenschwander Lois Lucas Dorothy Rapp Jane Abell Gwen Cubb R b s e a Shaw Ruth Mlnto Nancy Burns Mary Saxler Harmonalres Singing Bees as 'S 1' M555 ,tsl 'irsfl name Choralettes IS synonymous with youth beauty and good sunglng The pncture proves the flrst two ponnts As for the snngung you must have heard them at one of the football banquets or the December vocal concert or perhaps sometlme later In the year Yes they are a tribute to Medlna Hlgh DOfYl Few Kelth Weber Beverly Hough laccornpannstl Allen Neff .lack Anderson 56 Carrylng on the tradutuon of tune quartets nn Medrna Hugh ns thus years edition of the Harmonaures Th made thelr first appearance In October wnth the local talent munstrel show and snnce then have performed at numerous school and communuty funct ons This grou D IS one of the most popular of the school s music organl zatnons and one of whuch we may well be proud GY . 1' 'P' 1 Y sw- ' li A l -' aff X I Q I I' 'arf I lil f wi Ft ,, Q' , ' .V ,J ... . . . . 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Chou' irst Row Keith Weber Daryi Few Annetta Cayanaugh Doro Rapp Lois Lucas Mary C ewbe ry Jane Abeii Josephine Aronica Be ya Buchanan ac An erson Ptiien e Second Row Miss Strock lDirectori Thorn Fisher David ing eona Osborn Nancy Burris Norma Ciark Betty Housernan Ruth Niinto Aitred Lruri er Dave Cramer ick Komiati T nd Row ames rantz erry eracher Mike Kirkham Gwen Gibbs Ptice eutter Ehzabeth oot Virginia wie iey Doris itzenstock Dean Nettieton ob ey a Fourth Row hite James te an John Dohan os at Neuenschwander Bernice Koe ier Mary Saiier Reba Shaw Frankhn Reutter K n Carter Roger Smith oys Glee Club First Row: Roger Smith, Ken Carter, David King James Stefcn Donaid Coihns, Ciarence Martin, Eddie White, Richard H mricl Don Hendefshot. ' Second Row: M se Snack 'Director , Keith Weber, Dick igom- ION, Ptdrioo Rcoy, Mike Kirkham, Jerry Neracher, Daryi Few Ptridy Lang, Fred Smith, ' Thizd Row: Robert Hamiin, Burton Hougemgny Trm Befmeqg Dove Cmrrier, Dean Nettieton, Leo Reichard, Jack Anderson' Max Rohrbaugh N Cruthers, ' Fcurth Row: Jim Frantz, Ken Marvin Ciaade Hunter' Bgb Levdo, Bob Hyde, Frankhn Reutter, Chuck Magi Ted HGH James McComas. ' ' urls Glee Club I Fug: R w E rth Hood Lars Lucas Dorothy Mersma Joan tr Row Mrss Strock KDrrecto otores Orth Deb rah orna eba S aw Pat Neuenschwander Dotores Scherer Dean Betty Batogh or oret Freese Mrnam Brtcker Petty Au rey Krrkpatnck Nadrne rtstran Bernrce Koehter Faye Jo Bauer Ann bre tce Reutter Wrnrtred Wrthams Nettteton Mory Sorter Betty Woodward Ftossre Crtbert Nancy Jean Nrchots ols Cote orotyn Beattre Betty Housernan Sprtzer Fhzabeth Root econd Row Leona Osborn Norma Ctark Betya Buchanan ourth Row rrgrnra Me Key Joan Ho ndge Ehzabeth Poor rances F.ngeJmann Jeanne Schnettter Dorothy Boop JOYCE Joyce Au er Jane beh ara et Drerbe'b1s Cwen Cbb n EVSOYJ KO SOUWOY Annette f-OVOUGUQYW NGUCV EWU ancy Ryan Chartene Hood Pot Lerdort Mary Newberry Betty Girls Ge Club II FWS' ROV' -JOYCE Jorneyson Beatrrce Ntxon Rosemary Poor Mortene Trhar Ctara Portrn Urana rxurus auzanne uuoert Heten Morse Janet Hoo uha Patmqurst Jrene Krrkpatrrc Laura Lee Beatt Barbara Lrnton Kay Schwartz Marguerrte y hs Bowman Patt Wx t Pat McFod en Nancy Lawren Frost Sue Sprankte econd Row Frances Spuhter ancy Hennrger Joyce Mc o ourth Row Vrrgrnta Homer P yths Kee er Patsy Rothns net! 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' 'r H 0IllE L UMIN G The 0ueen Bee and Her Honey Bees KJ' ,c-s P + 1 -mf WE Medlna l-lugh s '947 homecomlng was one of the best In many years A record crowd of stu dents alumna and trnends swarmed to the sta drum and saw the Bees defeat Amherst and take away a 40 to l9 vxctory Mass Betty Balogh was elected l-lomecomung Queen by the football squad Her attendants were Mary Catherine Newberry and Mary Ellen Sauler Captaan Babe Kemp escorted the queen and Erwun l-lenschel and Bob Spencer the former l945 and l946 captalns escorted the sim WK. attendants The band formed a heart on the football field and played Let Me Call You Sweetheart Queen Betty presented the football to Captain Babe Kemp and the game was started Following the game a dance honorlng e alumnu was held Ray Auker presldent of e student council crowned the Queen and all joyed the music of the Stardusters In e attractively decorated audutoruum T x 4 V x ue, Y ffj ' Q if l 1 , , N, , ' gg-'Q ' .xr A ix: ' K! 6 P gt A, K , V f t 'M L, at K. ,L W, J L 3 e l ' ' 3 ' c ,s , fi 1- ','- .. 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I 9 t 1 w mtl gwmmt md In t I tt Q11 tx t tl? t ff would luke to explaun some of the accomplushments of the ear Whule puttung out the paper, the staff learned how to spell better, use better Englush and express oneself more clearly Many staff members also learned to assume responslbulltIeS and to budget valuable tume Wrutung for a school paper helps one get acquaunted wuth other students, teachers, and what actually goes on un school One could hear a varuety of comments upon steppung unto the yournalusm class the day the furst edutuon of uts paper was prunted ' Sandy a cartoon wrutten by eughth grader Gul Davenport, showed a great deal of talent The furst cartoon, for whuch Gul made hlS Own comuc strup and characters, appeared un the suxth ussue and carrued through to the end of the school year To Quve the sport fans a voruety nn readung materual, there was Sndelughts on the Sports World wrutten by edutor Alfred Cruthers Thus column told news bruefs about other students, professuonal sportsmen, and games un places where Nl H S students cannot atten A new column called Dunamutetts con susted of personals and short news uterns lt added much to the paper by brughtenung up the front page The Medunamute polucy us to please uts read ers, wrute the truth and always have current NEWS vmtnpsmtea by the band Th? 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Sie- -siguw 5. nlsyygf 'Q I tI,x,5,,,,, , LL, I - ' ' ' , L ' K K ' K '- f I- xfI.'-'f-'xfri :mfny as ggztiim - Init :mg 1' ,gf in file wsxstt , . K-' ,l .. ' L I 1 R0 Gordfift R on 0 n Hen Nanc in Rowtqgncv Henmgd Norma Prtrchfl d Charene HO O MEDINIAN eu YngtG39:xl? Noncy SP E I nesi Chews ml::,qgeeOOr joe Qnplcxufle e ROSCVUON efe E3hgsstsK0M Photogfflp Ct Staff BQWS ncutollixxke t4trkYt0mne ate ve Souxhord wh Lots Jixer Qertevte ot 0 Jtm Sm x X00 ,Shot u159 Nano! V er Gen CrOlQ doff wfence Many osstgnments must be completed before the Medrrrtarw ts published nn hcnrrr of the Semars, Each department hm rtg Wm special dunes, After the slgmrtg of the prur1ter's contract the eriut rs' duties Cortsrst of grvmg out Csslgnmerwts. The phatugrophv etiutr takes advantage mf all opportumties to get matertal for the annual, Ideas from the artrstre we-vw are bemg farmed by the grt efittcr Thg gtg, vertlsmg staff takes care cf the advertrsemerwts vwhtte the crrculattzn staff sells and dnstrnbates the Medrmam. Fmcrtcrci reczrris are talferw If po to' 'NO G hY dl 111.9 Roger r'eS 'Qer Adv A lpha Chapter Llhvm istry Ulu bs Fnst Row Buddy Duehl Jum McComas Joe Andrews Alan Batchelder Barbara Brught Jean Nlchols Betty Jo Bauer Nancy Ryan Second Row Mr Demuth ladvnserl Andy Long Howard Mater Duck Baker Mxke Knrkham Ceorge Mlner Bob Scheetz Dlvrded unto two separate groups accordung to classes the Alpha and the Beta chemns try clubs have planned and car ned out a large number of unter estrng programs and projects The purpose of the clubs IS to carry out expernments and prog ects of the members own choos :ng Among these are Included lnbrary research and repanrnng of the laboratory In March the members set up a display of prolects Jnm Mc Camas successfully made rayon from falter paper Jay Alexander and Carl Bohl tanned a fox hnde and Norma Craig and Margret Drerbelbrs made oul paints There were also soy bean and plastic projects ln addutuon these future chem :sts and screntssts made varnous fneld traps and had a chemust from the Dowell Chemical Company ome to speak at one of thelr meetlngs Beta Chapter Fnsf Row Dons Sltzenstock Jane Abell Margret Drelbelbls Barbara Campbell Jean Good Nancy Lawrence Se ond Row Mr Demuth ladvlserl Paula Haska Tum Eennett Bull Heal Jay Alexander Jlm Smuth Thurd Row Roger Meyers Howard Sussman Herman Garrett Norma Craug Kay Scuthard Joan Anderson 64 ALPHA OFFICERS Secretary treasurer Barbara Brught Lnbrarlan Joe Andrews Program Chaurman Nancy Ryan BETA OFFICERS Presudent Howard Sussman Secretary treasurer Nancy Lawrence Llbrarlan Jay Alexander Program Chairman Jlm Smlth I : ' I I V I I - I g ' 1 Il Il ll ll ' I I I I - R 2 l I I I I I f' . . ' . .. . President, ,,,,,,,...,.....,., Alan Barchelder , To create, establish, and main- tain a high standard of photog- raphy at Medina High School. This is the way the photo club's constitution begins. Every Thursday a group of high school people get together under Mr, lnspruclfer's supervision and talk over photography principles and techniques. The school dark room is used by members who wish to do so and all members have been shown how to use the school camera On weekends the club has an occasional field trip One was to H n kley Lake and Whips Ledges SCENIC spots where seven or eight Of The club s twenty four members had a yery good time Perhaps one of the most impor tant things which Photography Club must do is to train people to step into the position of photog raphy editor ot the Medinion and Medinamite The amigas who meet to form this club are second year Spanish students Indeed a fascinating club Spanish speaking members cele brate outstanding fiestas At Christmas time the club has perhaps its most festive meeting Several of the members this year presented a little Spanish playlet and everybody enioyed the carols which the senoritas sang around the Christmas tree Also ot great importance to the club Panamericari Day April l4 is always on ot the most signiti cant days of the year Photography Club First Row Joe Andrews Josephine Aronica Helen Jones Betty Jones Art Mellert Dorothy Mersing Second Row Mr lnsprucker lodvi erl John Root Pete Bohley James Eastwood Eddie Dornbircr Burton Houseman Third Row John Schindelholz George LaBarre Herman Carrett Wes ley Sedgwick Dale Selzer John Dohanyos OFFICERS Dr ont rwrnt y Allorgirtg Vice president John Root Secretary treasurer George LaBarre Spanlsh Club First Row Eettt Jones Jean Pope Jean Barna Jescelia Johnson rg f' in Jan H ssie Gilbert Oiv Mort n econd Row f ss Ht e rfraer oaviserv xl is Ke ter Mar Schindelholz Joyce Anderson Caroline Anderson Marlene Tillor Eliz abeth Root Margart Freese Joan l-loldridge Third Row Erma Plants Edith Hood Marguerite Frost Alice Reutter betty ll h C rclyn Pcattie Mary Uptcn Eleanor Hood L is Lucos U VL OFFICERS Presid Ca line Anderson V e re deft Betty Bologh re u cr Joyce Anders n Pr arom Ch irrn n Carolyn Beattie Drama tics Club First Row: Nancy Burris, Gwen Gibbs, Betty Woodward, Flossie Gilbert, Dorothy Mersing, Georgene Veverko, Dolores Scherer, Mary C. Newberry, Pat McFadden, Julie Palmquist, Barbara l-less, Bettie Gilbert, Reba Shaw, Caroline Anderson, OFFICERS President Elizabeth Root Vice-president Jak Barrow Secretary Miriam Bricker Treasurer Mike Kirkham Second Row: Norma Clark, Nancy Spitzer, Keith Weber, Bob Kennard, Adrian Raoy, Jerry Neracher, Eddie Kolvereid, Dick Komjati, Allen Neff, Leo Reichard, Ray Auker, Alan Batchelder, Mike Kirkham. Third Row: Mr. lnsprucker ladviserl, Thom Fisher, Jak Borrow, Max Rohrbaugh, John Root, Bob Scheetz, Leona Osborn, Elizabeth Root, Joyce Anderson, Doris Sitzenstock, Jeanne Schnettler, Annetto Cavanaugh, Virginia Medley, Pat Neuenschwander. Fourth Row: Miss Jacquet ladviserl, Alfred Cruthers, Bob Randall, Susanne Fri, Suzanne Gilbert, Mary Housernan, Edith Hood, Phyllis Keefer, Joyce Parish, Nancy l-lenniger, Barbara Bright, Pat Ellis, Ruth Minto, Lois Lucas, Tim Bennett. Yifih Row: Deborah Dean, Miriam Bricker, Betty Bologh, Joan l-lolclridge, Carolyn Beattie, Betty Ann Housernan, Elizabeth Poor, Joyce Auker, Joan Fenn, Margaret Bologh, Pat Leidorf, Rosemary Poor, Lois Miller. National T hespians First Row: Betty Balogh, Elizabeth Poor, Gwen Gibbs, Joyce Auker, Joyce Parish, Nancy Spitzer, Mary C, Newberry, Reba Shaw, Dorothy Mersing, Mary Ellen Sailer, Second Row: Miss Jacquet ladviser-I, Alan Batchelder, Thom Fisher, Ray Auker, Jak Barrow, Mike Kirkham, Allen Neff, Max Rohrbaugh, Virginia Medley. Third Row: Nancy Burris, Barbara Bright, Elizabeth Root, Annetta Cavanaugh, Bob Scheetz, Caroline Anderson, Bob Randall, Alice Reutter, 66 O FFICERS President Dick Komiati Vice-president Elizabeth Root Secretary Thom Fisher Treasurer Allen Neff Clerk Mike Kirkham Diligently working to make this year one of the st for this ub seventy members attend two meetings per month with Carol Jacquet as ad viser One of these is of a social nature while the other is a business meet in Among the projects which the club members are working to sponsor are a new curtain and Improvements h lighting set up which comes under the super vision of technical adviser John lnsprucker Not only does the club prepare and present pro ductions for Medina High School but also it has begun to participate in exchange programs This vear for the first time the cast and crew of 'Nine Girls presented in January were trans ported to Wellington High School to give a performance In April the members will prepare a one-act play to compete in the Ohio Spee h League at Columbus. This year for the first time also one student alone designed an entire se. This girl was Vir-I ginia Medley ci pupil ot Lena Ainsworth who is scenic adviser to the club. Quite a large number of the members being to National Thespians which is the highest hon- or a member can win. 'HW 11 nys gk! The Bat Is Caught! The Stage Crew of The Bat oncy Lizzie Burris ls Terrified C N' O C O Dramatlcs Club Actlvatles l I M rx. , x g R o s' , - 'li f l ' . fi l M : , 9 ' , A , , Q 544 . 1 'lea I A 5. A VL ll be ' cl , its .gl . 7 . i l ff 'V in tre l A I E T l ' i is I .:f': ' r. 5 1' . - J, , QV fi Mz'V5.L1'- W V... - - V 73.115 f .Vu -V, Q 1 f I .'. 5.35.1 ' U ' ' ' , ',s ','bl:'l::? 'ww 3 K . . I A g . x C l' u ll ll l P 3. 'X -ll ll l Xl Y 5 wf X K' N ll ' ' ll Future Farmers of Alnoriea The FFA. is an organization under the direction of O. C. Duke, the vocational agriculture teacher, with the purpose of teaching boys who intend to become farmers the best methods of modern farming. With a number of different and interesting projects from which to choose, each boy is required to have at least one project each year and must keep an accurate record of it. To further supplement their text book knowledge, the boys go on field trips which teach them new methods of farming by actual contact with them. During the past year five boys have cooperated with fertilizer companies of this area to improve pastures, Twenty-two of the boys have purebred dairy heifers and the entire group of boys participates in the vocational shop program making farm implements of varied types. Not only do the boys gain knowledge from the proj- ect work but they also earn fairly large sums of money. Max Rohrbaugh's grand champion winner brought him over four hundred dollars, Others earn between six and eight hundred dollars a year. OFFICERS President ........................ Dean Nettleton Vice-president .............. Max Rohrbaugh Secretary ,..........,.,. ......,....,.. B ob Leyda Treasurer ......... ., ....,... Calvin Wilcox Reporter ...... Kenneth Albrecht First Row: Dave King, Charles Nixon, Eugene Haumesser, Dick Parish, Eugene Silia, Eugene Pavlik, Glen Carlton Calvin Wilcox, David Brine, Steve Veres. Second Row: Dick Phinney, Virgil Foster, Claude Hunter, Dean Brubaker, Bob Leyda, Carl Bohl, Phillip Mast Johnny Kotala, Clarence Miller, Herbert Tomes, Mr Duke ladviserl. Third Row: Dave Cramer, Jack Chester, Rudolph Kouba, Paul Kraus, Kenneth Albrecht, George Anger, Dick Carlton, Dean Nettleton, Dave Ellis. Fourth Row: Charles Lons, Bob Heniken, Max Rohr- baugh, James Frantz, Neal Emmons, Bob Culp, Clyde Spangler, Maynard Abbott, Billy Wolfe. S8 Hi-Y SENIORS AND JUNIORS Flrst Row Allen Neff Max Rahrbaugh Rannue Morse Clenn Hendershot John Dohanyos Bob Leyda Dean Brubaker Claude Hunter Joe Andrews Roger Smuth Second Row Jerry Neracher Dave Westland Bob McDonald Bob Kennard Adruan Rooy Bob Gulsdorf Bull Heul Ray Auker Dean Nettleton Joy Alexander Mr Robert Luncoln ladvuserl Thurd Row Alfred Leudug Cene Hanshue Keuth Weber Jum Smuth Brent Huffman Bob Scheetz George Muner Duck Wurkner Ken Marvun SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN Furst Row Bob Hyde Danny Messenger James Frantz Buddy Morlock Dallas Yost Jum Stefan Ed Whute Second Row Ceorge LaBarre Bob Gardner Pete Bohley Joe Nagy John Root Burton Houseman John Schundelholz Tom Muner OFFICERS Presudent Ray Auker Vuce presudent Duck Komuatu lnot un pucturel Secretary treasurer Jerry Neracher Chaplaun Allen Neff Serqeant at arms Dean Kendall Wuth Ray Auker elected presudent the Meduna chap ter of the Hu Y club started off the l947 l948 year together wuth Duck Komuatu as vuce presudent Jerry Neracher as secretary treasurer Allen Neff chaplaun and Dean Kendall sergeant at arms Bob Luncoln took over the role of advuser replacung Mr lnsprucker The aum of the club us to create hugh standards of Chrustuan character throughout the school and com munuty Members of the club are students of grades nune through twelve Durung the summer the club paud the expenses of Duck Komuatu and Jerry Neracher to attend for cu week an offucers traunung camp located at Camp Nelson Dodd A few weeks before thus Ray Auker was elected to be one of the county conference representatuves at Grunnell lowa For club actuvutues there was a dance at the K of P hall open to uhe publuc also a hayrude and the ask of decoratung tne Chrustmas tree un the pa k The Hu Y had several uount meetungs and dances wuth the Y Teens On November 29 Ray Duck and Jerry along wuth Bob Luncoln gourneyed to Columbus for the forty fourth Ohuo West Vurgunua area Hu Y conference Durung Chrustmas vacatuon the club members met at the club rooms and wuth the help of Gabe Sumon paunted the rooms and refunushed the floors .pendung the March of Dumes boves around the county us another protect on the full schedule of actuvutues for the Hu Y 69 ' I I IA I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ,. . . . .. - . . . a ' I 7 I I I I I I ' .- 'S ' I I I I 1 1 - '- I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - ' I . . .. .v . . - F , G 1 1 1 ' . 4 u 4 . - r - 1 1 - I ' ' I I I I . , . ' ' I , ., C. . 1 . , . Junior Y Teens Carrled on ID the same manner and wlth the some purpose as the semor Y Teens thus organnzatnon w-th Mxss Marne Jackson as advlser IS one tor freshman and sophomore gurls Potluck suppers a good groomnng program and the sprung formal whlch IS planned wnth the senior Y Teens make a busy year for nts members The theme song which the Y Teens have tells their purpose very well SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Chorus lt we can grow as snmply As common blades of grass Both tall and straight as trees grow to the sky Then we can learn to know know and understand Ourselves and others what we do and why We the younger generation are struvlng now to build a better world Peace and unnty freedom and brotherhood these we set to be our goal Furs! Row Mae Schlechty Joyce Anderson Jlll Fahlman Nancy Burris Laura Lee Beall Margaret Freese Phyllls Keefer Second Row Rosemary Vereb Mable Pursley Faye N ttleton Edith Haumesser Joan Barna Betty Jones Janet Hood Mary Edith Wzrkner Margaret Orth Mary Klrng Flossle Gilbert Thnd Row Mass Jackson ladvuserl Mary Schlndelholz Ann Crornble Vnrgunla Hamer Barbara Llnton Jcsephlne Aronvca Kay Schwartz Frances Spuhler Mary Upton Rosemary Glenke Paulrne Wznebrenner Joan Fenn Fourth Row Eduth Hood Eleanor Hood Joyce Auker Carolune Rickard Erma Plants Phyllls ggeman Rosemary Flynn Jean Pope Lucllle Drotos Joyce Jameyson Dolores Scherer FRESHMAN MEMBERS Fnrst Row Irene Knrkpatruck Phyllus Bowman Carol Sknnner Barbara Hess Patty Wllt Pat McFadden Beverly Stewart Ida Marten Second Row Mary Casey Betsy Nlchols Susanne Fr: Nancy Shelton Connue Letterly Suzanne Gilbert Pat Ellus Fern Hennrger Third Row Cwen Eggeman Sue Sprankle Shnrley Dahler Marne Lewus Mary K Houseman Jeannette Freese Helen Morse Julna Palmquust LaRue Hamer OFFICERS Presldent Nancy Burris Vice president Mary l-louseman Secretary Edith Hood Treasurer Joyce Anderson 70 Q - 1 l 1 1 I 1 - I . 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Senior Y -Teens OFFICERS Presudent Eluzabeth Poor Vuce presudent Carolyn Beattue Secretary Charlene Hood Treasurer Nancy Hennuger SENIQR MEMBERS First Row Phyllus Burton Lous Lucas Mary C Newberry Lela Smuth Beatruce Nuxon Dorothy Mersung Audrey Kurkpatruck Dolores Hamruc Mary Sauler Bernuce Koehler Betty Woodward Frances Emerson Second Row Muss Clutt ladvuserl Leona Osborn Belva Buchanan Carolune Anderson Maruorue Wallace Dorothy Rapp Dorus Sutzenstock Eluzabeth Root Annetta Cavanaugh Barbara Smuth Deborah Dean Maruorue Hunter Norma Clark Thurd Row Jeanne Schnettler Joyce Parush Betty Balogh Aluce Reutter Joan Holdrudge Col leen Handley Esther Prutchard Eluzabeth Poor Maruan Spuce Joan Shanower Carolyn Beattue Jean Anderson Betty Ann Houseman Muruam Brucker JUNIOR MEMBERS Furst Row Dorus Smuth Nancy Lawrence Pat Neuenschwander Georgene Veverka Reba Shaw Rosemary Poor Lous Muller Pat Leudort Bettue Gulbert Charlene Hood Nancy Ryan Second Row Jane Abell Barbara Brught Pat Denson Joan Anderson Norma Craug Nancy Sputzer Paula Haska Kay Sauthard Julua Hach Cenevueve Prutchard Loluta Few Thurd Row Jcaru Davus Margaret Balogh Barbara Campbell Louuse Gordon Nancy Hennuger Cwen Gubbs Margret Dreubelbus Patsy Rolluns Jean Nuchols Marguerute Frost A very popular club wuth the uunuor and senuor gurls at Meduna Hugh us senuor Y Teens whuch us a subduvusuon of the YWCA under the supervusuon of Muss Nellue Cluft and Muss Mary Howey Actuvutues for thus year uncluded a Chrustmas party for underpruvuleged chuldren carolung a valentune dance wuth the Hu Y and most excutung of all the Y Teen formal The Chrustmas party was probably the most out standung accomplushment durung the whole year At thus party seventeen chuldren from the county each receuved a gutt from Santa Claus Carolyn Beattue The gurls also served refreshments for these underpruvuleged or cruppled chuldren Furnushung a tune atmosphere of hosputaluty truend shup and good tumes the Y house us the gatherung place for all Y Teen meetungs Under the durectuon of Mrs Sally Westhater the senuor gurls had the opportunuty to take swummung lessons at the Y W C A un Akron thus year - fm 5- 13 A 15 - u 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 A . , . . . . . . . . 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I Glrls' Leaders Club For sux years the G L C or Gurls Leaders Club has worked toward leadershup among not only the members o G L C bu among all the gurls un M H S members are to act as examples Every new gurl must be voted un by the enture faculty and the members of the club Membershup depends upon grades and charac ter After a one year trual the new gurl becomes a full fledged member and receuves a letter On Thursday the suxth peruod the gurls meet un the gym to learn how to become good sports better cutuzens, and supervusors G L C performs several servuces such as takung tuckets at games servung at banquets usherung at com mencement and baccalaureate programs and offucuatung at all unter class sports events for gurls OFFICERS Presudent Aluce Reutter Eluzabeth Poor Lous Lucas Secretary Gwen Gubbs Vuce presudents Chaplaun Muruam Brucker Furst Row Eduth Hood Lous Lucas Mary Newberry Margaret Balogh Bettue Gulbert Lous Muller Rosemary Poor Joan Barna Nancy Lawrence Second Row Muss Allen ladvuserl Nancy Burrus Barbara Brught Laura Lee Beall Joyce Anderson Kay Southard Jean Nuchols Aluce Reutter Muruam Brucker Third Row Esther Prutchard Gwen Gubbs Betty Balogh Eluza beth Poor Patsy Rolluns Joan Fenn Luculle Drotos Charlene Hood Joan Dnvus ' 9 1 Q . I f . . ., t . . . lts , . I I . . . - ' - I ' Treasurer .....,,......,,..,,. Mary C. Newberry 1 K . ,. . . , , , u 1 h : . . I .I 5 I ' I., 5 I I I .I .I . I I I I I , ., 3 l I C ,V V, A l :W . , u r Mr - l u ' '!'., fax 1 G. A. A. Letter Girls First Row Margaret Ealagh Lela Smuth Lous Muller Lous Lucas Ceorgene Veverka Nancy Lawrence Mary Sauler Second Row Muss Allen ladvuser Esther Prutchard Genevueye Prutchard Dorothy Rapp Muruam Brucker Loluta Few Thurd Row Rcsemarv Prof Marguerute Frost Betty Balogh Eluzabeth Poor Gwen Guzbs Barbara Campbell Joan Shanower OFFICERS Presudent Betty Houseman Vuce presudent Betty Balogh Laus Mu Ier Treasurer Chaplaun Maraaret Balcgh X-.1 I I lrtlrlluw On the furst Tuesday of each month some one hun dred and ten members of the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon meet wuth theur presudent Betty Ann l-louseman Whule these ambutuous gurls undertake one bug event each month and partucupate un many sports such as bowlung swummung skatung and overnught hukes they plan the actuvuty that hughlughts the year the G A A football banquet Truly a great factor un the promotuon of good cutuzen shup thus organuzatuon as one of the largest at Meduna Hugh School lf one saw several gurls wanderung around wuth bug smules an theur faces tollowung the annual G A A home comung on December 23 one mught corre tly guess that they had receuved theur letters These gurls after three years spent earnung theur l SOO pounts won thus coveted GAA recognutuon There may be some places where letters are guven away but one may be sure that these gurls earned theurs 1 5 .A 4' 1 Q K l tx ul we l un ,. o . 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Athlotlc Aesocuutaon SENIOIIS Farsi Row Lela Smuth Lots Lucas Mary C Newberry Dorothy Mersung Nadune Chrustlan Audrey Krrkpatrlck Beatrnce Nlxon Mary Ellen Sauler Betty Woodward Bern: e Koehler Frances Emerson Second Row Barbara Smith Dons Sutzenstock Jeanne Schnettle Annetta Cafanauqh Jcan K ugqel Els abeth Root Carolnne Anderson Maryorne Hunter Marlorue Wallace Dorothy Rapp Deborah Dean Betty Balogh Third Row Eluzabeth Poor Colleen Handley Miriam Bncker Ruth Mnnto Esther Prntchard Aluce Reutter Joyce Parush Joan Holdrudge Betty Ann Houseman Carolyn Beattie Joan Shcnower Mu s Allen ladvlserl JUNIORS First Row Margaret Balogh Nancy Ryan Pat Lendorf Loss Muller Rosemary Poor Reba Shaw Georgene Veverka Pat Neuenschwander Nancy Lawrence Dons Smith Second Row Portua Gruesrnger Loleta Few Joan Ander son Kay Southard Pat Denson Paula Haska Nancy Spntzer Genevaeve Prutchard Barbara Bright Pat Fer guscn Gwen Gibbs Thrrd Row Nancy Hennuger Marguente Frost Mary Ann Hnckman Beatrlce Carter Joan Davis Jane Abell Patsy Rollins Barbara Campbell Louise Gordon Pettue Gilbert 0 g o 0 0 1 f 1 : , , r , , , , , , , , r , - I I I : I . 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I , , I : I I I I I I - , , r , J I I I : I I 3 , , ' f , 1 ' V Glrls Athletic Assocultlon S 0PH 0M 0RE .S Frrst Row Joyce Auker Beverly Hough Joyce Jamey son Luculle Dratos Dolores Scherer Betty Jones Mary Edrth Wlrkner Jacqueline Clarke Mary Klnng Flossle Gllbert Betty Carter Second Row Margaret Freese Vlrqunua Karshner Laura Lee Beall Joyce Anderson Jull Fahlman Phyllrs Teubner Barbara Beebe Susan Bennett Nancy Burris Mary Ellen Upton Vlrglnra Horner Third Row Ann Crambue Kay Schwartz Josephine Ar nnca Wnnlfved Wnllnams Barbara Lunton Phyllns Faaeman Carollne Rlckard Pauline Wlnebrenner Joan Fenn Eleanor Hood First Row Julue Palmquut Jeannette Freesc- Kurkpatrnck Phyllis Bowman Mary Hurst Pat Mc Fadden Patty Wnlt Bev rly Stewart 'da Ma tln Llllnan West Second Rcw Mary Hcusemcn Suzanne Clbert Susanne F L IS Snyder La Que Hamer Betsy Nichols Bc- l mg s Vurgunla Kaufman Eve yn West o 9 o o o , 'Y : V ! . - 1 I I I . . . .. , , , , , - I I I : I I I ' V I I I : ' 1 . 1 ' V I I I V I 1 I ' ' : ' S, '-ene : I , -' , . . . - . 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Z QE Compliments of Lloyd F usher Croc ery Grocernes and Meats Phone 2 73l3 As the days roll by Be comfortable tn footwear that ts natnonally known and accepted by mulllons of satlsfled wearers PRE TESTEO Poll arroi' SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS BFI f-. ,- for women nu mon if rf x mga , and the RAND sHoE for men I as 51064 nnnsntm fe FRIESINGFR S Good shoes smce 1859 Compliments of Gorfido llros. Sorvivv lim-Angie-Pete May you achieve your goal Class of l948 Llasa I'rophvc'q I fmnnm-fl Jacque Hetrtck and Dave Westland have perfected a new athletic game a cornblnatuon of football boxtng and wrestllng Gene Han hue and Dean Kendall have perfected a technnque for thus game and have sold It to Ohlo State s Athletic Dnrectors Bob McDonald and Babe Kemp who wtth englneer Bob Gu sdorf are plannnng to bulld a new staduum for the sport Norma Clark a new tnovue personaltty vwtll co star wtth en Marvtn The film wlll feature a new Idea In photography developed fo ae or he Al Ledlg Dro,e tors Other ht' l-'all w od a e Esther Prttchard who achueved tardom tn the role of a lubraruan Bob Kennard lthe new Than Man I Jaan Kruggel noted comedlenne and Nlarjone Hunter currently seen ln Harsle Come Home Ernest Szantszlo as M G M s head wrttet Turnlng tothe sactety pages we fund Nadune Chrtsttan and Adnan Rooy Well you know what happered here Among the June brtdes of V953 we fund Louise Fetzer Marlon SDIC Mary Lau lnrnan Delores Homrlc and Delores Orth Ellzabeth Poor and Betty Balnglc have sugned wuth the Barbara Smlth Model Agency Bath wull specucllze an beach wear The fashton magazune Schmaltz announces Ca oline Anderson as nts new editor an chief replaclng Carolyn Beattle who has achl ved reknawn an the fteld of abstract patnttng wltlw her famous Dead Dandellan Wlth Eye done IH olls lcrankcase and mtnerall Marge Wallace noted Pollce Commlssnoner last week gatled Beatrlce Red Nuxon on charges of communlsm Muss Nlxon has been released for lack of evrdence The newly organized Mara Bowllng Alley lnc IS fmdnng a lot of competutlon nn the Ktlllnger Shanower Emer on Roller Rank Berntce Koehler announc s the openung of her Beauty Salon Her assnstants tnclude Jean Anderson Belva Buchanan and Phyllls Bur on We notice the ad from the Beshtre Frutt Market We understand that Jtrn also plays ptafesstanal basketball wth the St Louns Bull dozers Seveta of cur old frlends have maae good ln the sports world tn one way or another The Cleveland Browns are paytng Sl8 OOO an nuallx to Mass Lucas and Mr Mlner for theur servtce as chuef cheer leaders The new U S ambassador to M xnco ts Colleen Handley and her stenographers are Mary Duplaga on,l Lela Smltn LJUIS Upton has ccrnered the market on drape pants and has shop Huffman Construction Company to take are cf the demand And nght around the corner we notice that Duck Wtrkner used car tycoon has cn dtsplay an antlque rn del sedan Deb Deon has cgasn far the thlrd consecutuve year taken all pnzes ln tne lo cl dug sh w wtth her Skye Blue terners Mtss Dean ts a noted dag ecturer anl nthustost Mnsses Joyce Pansln Annetta Ccvanaugln ard Betty Woodward members cf the Lccal 905 Teachers Unton are plckettng for hlgher wages from the Schnettler School for the Pruvnltged The Hcldrldge Technncal lnstutute I working on the perfectucn of an lnvt :ble televlslon set Professor Sussman n v. h lplng fx rss Hudndg wtth research work has lust wntten a new bo k cntntlcd Ore Mlllton and Twelve L, es uf thc oy Bear v ry t scuat ng E tzabeth Root and A c Pcuttc have recently c mpleted a play whnch wall open an Brfalway s tn Tttle The Vance of the Camel an expose of the clgar tte lndustry The leads wall be played by Ray Auket and Ball Hell A ttnal :tem of Interest states that Claude Hunter manager of The Porthole Restaurant has announcer' that he has sold the estab ltshment for SBBO OOC to L land Johnson for the manufacture of hls Really Bluws More Bubbles Bubble cum 79 Q s o , , Q 1 D V . 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Smith Road Medina Ohio Russell Rapp and Son blic: Square Medina, Ohio O ompliments of ,fha A HUTEZIBRBB Chartered an 1848 Ohio Farmers In urance Company 1 if I X w ,, , Q Q , ' - ' x . X ' ,f 'X T J. il ?+ ii ,E -- I : ' - -Q ' 1. Q X' ,n f 'W X ' f',4.v.'2'- PA 2,-- f,-f',f5 Nxzffyx , 4 l yi , 1 gfyf- ,. . - '3-ff, X ,F w I M,,ff24 - 617-1-N S'A f , : JJ, 'DQ' A tlzqp' ' Wi 'Q 52 Q1 , ' V A1 qi. I, Ju -, R fs . Jig N N L. K OF SERVICE AND PROTECTI N O Bos! ll' I T fl .s.s of -Ill The Land Title Guarantee Trust Company BUSINESS TRAINING Cemplrments et MEDINA Amo PARTS 0berl1n Seheel ei Commerce helps you to get a job with a tuture. 0 - . - one-arid two-year Business and Secretar Courses. O Oberlin, Ohio THE H. W. MADISON COMPANY DODG WZM GARRETT WILSON INC DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE J bR d TRUCKS ' THE LOWEST PRICED WITH FLU1D-DRIVE S 9 I - - 0 - ate COMPIIIWAS Compliments THE MEDINA MEDINA COUNTY GAZETTE GIRRS MOTOR COMPANY LURINS MARKET 30 Pubnc Sq GENSEMER FUNERAL HOME . 0 5 Car M , ,- ,.v. t :A-2f,, Q Q ' A EE A ,... . 29 years of Friendly Service omp imenfs of ' of 9 Compliments RUCKEYE DINER HIGHS H R N OTh q P 52633 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING W h 25239 SO l9 l99 50 LCNGACRE S1 SCN Hazens Shell Service BECK RROS HARDWARE INC 9 R' it egg Registered jewelers I wi American Gem Soci ty I a ,S Quality Diamond A m -K-' 0 0 K E R1 n e S uare hone ice 383' Medina, Oh' Modernize Your Laundry With The Bendix Automatic as ers .,.....,......u, U . Bendix Electric Dryers ,aaauua,,,,4u,uauu,,,,,, 2 ,SO B dix I ,a,.aS,,..,,,.,,,.c,a,,,s,.,.,,,,A,,,, , C pl' t f Q Q Complimen s - of TERRITS INC WESTERN AUTO ASQOCIATE STORE WAITE 81 SON MEDINA FARMERS EXCHANGE Compliments Compliments of of EIELIYS BARBER SHOP ROSTON DEPARTMENT STORE T. W. Goulding Owner ream-Cold Storage Lo Beverages Best Wishes 9 ., ,. Locker Service tor Home Units Comp ' ' 9 and your fruyuls wall fund such famoue Nlltzolallllq llrandell llorchanllwo as Annis Archer Armstrong Artemis Bear Brands Berkshire Cannon Chatham Eddy Form Formfit I-loleproot jaunty juniors Kirsch Koret of Calif Marie Dressler Mary Barron Perma Lift Kolodney Llaadznq, Q Sioluz. Compliments of , 650. ,,, FFBlT',,l37fg.,,I V X ,,,.e-- : 7 vru Whole Sale Distributor Medina Ohio johnstons Chocolates Num Num Products Food Specialties THE ZIEGLER TORE I C OIJL . Barry-jean Marshall Field T 3? M ,Q 1... ....,.. ,nwo5n-nE1- .J igiifnef' Y F REINH P Q A D df ' .Www---W' THE GAS CDIVIPANY STANDARD DRUG Amstutz Hatchery Compliments Best of Luck to the Class of '48 of Compl :ments of SCHINES MEDINA THEATER EEEEEE EEESS SEEP J R Holcomb and Company GENERAL SCHOOL SUPPLIES Carl R Duetsch Robt H Adams I5l8 St Cl alr Cleveland Ohno Wadsworth - Medina - Orrville ,QL V' , lin , r' ' 7 4 0 rr' - 4 - , K nf ELIVI FARIVI DAIRY 25 years Continuous Servuce To The People IN MEDINA COUNTY Sellung and repaarnng all makes of Radios and Phono Comblnatuons LOREN WILT Phone 2593l 5l7 So Broadway Medina Ohio Authorized Member Phulco Servnce WE STAND BY MEDINA HIGH Lovmo Washburn Hommerschmudt Wulluom L Hommerschmndt Nellie Hommerschmldt Muller Wnllnom W Hommerschmldt Soro I-lammerschmudt Rnchord Hommerschmudt Eldune Hommerschmldt Joon I-lommerschmudt Ph 22091 Medina cgmsunfy s Florist IIANINIETIISLII WIIIT I873 I903 I909 I933 I937 I938 94 I 942 S 89 1 I . . ' 'lr Q h bf I 1 I fij rf , J-I llllff fo E fi of Andrew L. Hommerschmidt ,.,. llSEliilillilllixllillllI932 ' U' ,... Iliffffffflffffffffffl1 1 I W 1 , s 1 . FRED and GLENS BARBERSHOP 107 West Liberty S HANSHUE AUTO C0 2562l P menfS Pnmcsss FROCK Next to the old Prlncess Theote A complete I ne of Junlor Masses ond Lodues Dresses Suits Goats ond Accessorues Wallys leeps Cars Trucks Dlamond T Trucks OP Sales and Servnce General Repasrxng an Townng Service lvledlna Ohio Phone 2797l The Way to Lovelnness Best Wlshes T All JO!! o Medina Graduates Medina s Largest Hardware Store 7 MEDINA HARDWARE C0 Qbllftfy Gladys Barnes Phone 2527 l KARL G. RAU 9 . tl . Y Y l . d . ' r 6L lfLlfL we Hof Gmloany X Manufacturers of BEEKEEPERS SUPPLIES BEESWAX ALTAR CANDLES WOOD PRODUCTS Established l869 Medina Ohlo Alumnae We honor you as we luke to do And congratulate wnth all our powers For If there weren t graduates like you There would be no farms like ours 68615055 Maui? PIU Irene Lackey 234 South Court Dual 24412 for appolntments Congratulations May you who graduate Meet wuth success And those who follow You do as well Brownne Be Bop Hep Tanootae 1 Dlecllna s Jlve Shop Q Nl L Featuring Vuctor Columbua Capntol Decca Records f Y an RCA Victor Sparton Stewart Warner Radios SAX 218 South Court Phone 24094 g 91 - U v . i D D Z VI . f f V A A0 e ' y M. Compliments of EH NIHRTHN Photographic Supplies ZIEGLER S Compliments of BERRY 81 RITTER Compliments To Senior Class ot l9-48 THE HENRY EURNACE COMPANY Manufacturers of Moncrief Furnaces and Air Conditioning Systems Class of l948 Best Wishes and Continued Success to Each of You R H HALHERSON TONY S Home Made Candy and lce Cream We know lt s good because we make lt Compliments EINCH S Sc 35100 Store at . Medina, Ohio 9 of 9 Compliments of RlCKAllD'S SUPER MARKET The Complete Food Store The Best and Freshest ot Meats A COMPLETE REFRIGERATION SERVICE Freezers Milk Coolers and Refrigerators A FULL LINE OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES N1cholsElectncol Equipment Company 3 males South of Medina on Route 3 IVIEDINA SUPPLY COMPANY Builders Supplies Co I and Ready Mixed Concrete an Agricultural Lime 250 E Smith Road Phone 27281 THE THRIE T HABIT Learning to save a part of what you earn is an important factor in modern education One of the finest ways to develop the Thrift Habit is through an Old Phoenix Savings Ac Count In years to come the money you save now will help to establish a business a home or t Thrift Habit will contribute to success and happiness in whatever you undertake LET US HELP YOU CET THE THRIFT HABIT The llld Phoenix N otlonal Bank Medina Ohio ESTABLISHED l857 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 93 O O I pro ession. Even more important, a strongly developed A' . . C G d I I O I Compliments of TIIE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY R. Sz J. SUNOCO SERVICE THE PORTIIOLE Light Lunches 735 North Court Street ' Ohio Pho LAWRENCE NIEIVIORIALS OHIO ENGINEERING CO IVIEDINA FURNITURE CO W. Smith Ro - - ' Compliments A ' ot Phone 22601 . Com ?!3lIJT'Tii53? e's ANIIERSON DRUG STORE . lectrical Appliances h n GRADUATES Cm m,f,,lfafl0m THERE IS A FUTURE IN INDUSTRY FOR YOU To those who plan to enter lndustry dlrectly as a freshman wuthout advanced study why not see what future PERMOLD mnght have for you To those who plan to enter college as a freshman with employment nn lndustry as the flnal goal PERMOLD will be glad to suggest advancement when you fnnlsh college and enter lndustry as a freshman PERMOLD S management wall be glad to grant anyone of you an appointment for such nntervlews E C- Fahlman President Tl-lE PERMOLD CO Medina Ohio DLI' Q . the type of study that may he most desirable and profitable for 'na and BML CLHZILQA, jo the, L'laAA, of 7948 As you leave hugh school and face the chouce of a lrfe work ma we urge you to consuder the bunldmg trade as a career M Y dlna needs skslled people both men and women to build the com munuty of tomorrow No other field offers greater opportunnty No other work IS more satlsfyung ln nts accomplishment Meduno Offrce C C Scheetz Cleveland Office Merchandise Ofhce EGM Danly Express Servlce ot Freught Rotes Between Chlppewcl Loke Meduno Brunswuck Volley Cnty Strongsvllle on 96 Phone 2768l 1455 l-lomulton Ave Phone CH 5626 27 LN Cleveland MEDINA FLEVELAND FREIGHT LINE 60 . . . 1 e- 'l couff sf. d , lj I! 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