Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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Jfm ,.,o'- Photo Edit Joe Nagy Advertising Manager Virginia Karshner Co editors Nanc y Burris Edith Hood Business Manager Rosemary Gienke Circulation Manager Joyce Auker Art Editor Joan Barna A Note from the Lieutenants Junior Grade To the members of the class of 1949 the class of 50 presents this annual with the hope that in future years they may spend many enjoy- able hours Iooking over this record of their senior journey on the M.H.S. year a log of their ww youu WL L Sensors ,- f ,-WRX Classes page 25 Page Activities Sports page 37 Faculty page 6 Sensor Wall page 22 Sensor Directory page 24 Advertlsernents page 77 C 5559 Q! Snapshots pages 32 36 o 1 eff f K ' Q ------------,--.-- 9 ------.--------- O O Music ...,.............. page 49 ' ' ' ............ page 59 Q .59 5 191' N Q 921 I MR. D.D. LEYDA The Class of '50 dedicates the to 971. JL. 5, honorary captain In loving memory of Mr. D. D. Leyda, who had a spirit of friendliness and sincerity that made the days at Medina High School more pleasant and who always had a ready smile and cheery greeting for everyone, the class of nineteen fifty re- spectfully dedicates this l949 MEDINIAN. Agnalzrl 0 fducation, lie FIRST ROW Sudney M Fenn lsuperxntendentl Henry Larlbee Harold Waste F Fr: lpresxdentl SECOND ROW Harold Wllllams B A Davenport lclerkl Earle Gibbs lvlce presldentl 1 4 SEATED Loss Muller Marguerite Frost Gwen Gnbbs Nancy Burns Duck Kompats lpresl dentl Mary K Houseman Kay Parnsh Nancy Lawrence Eduth Hood STANDING Mr Fenn ladvusorl Jum Holden Eugene Horkey Bob Voshall Ronnue Hall Alan Batchelder Charles Lons Jay Alexander Leonard Morse ,M f ,Q E , I , L M. ..-K,-M V V 17 0 V -..,,M, M,,,.. ' 1 ,M ' me , A , . - : ' . ' , ' , ' , Dr. . A. Z . . I . . I . . - . U ? o ' ' f ,V Qf ' 3 ' W l 3 A l A f f 4.1, V., , V' , , A s , , ' I ' ' f' ' A' I g , , , I I 'LN ' Y 'RQ xr' :O ,tv I . . I . I , . 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Linn B.S. in Education Ohio University B A Oberlin HY Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing ' l Georne 'C Aigebfo k Q in Dforncf Y phOq02:?eD:JdnCZ5 School Treasu alter John H' lnspgglleg wi 'vs SF 1 b k on Margaret Allen Nichols M ,ge .loc s Couege B.A.,'Oberlin,CoIlege U ELTEGHOSM Mtuskinarxfgznmg Latin, English III YN B5 ' lr Business .,AxgebrO. Y-Teerlff dl-1COflC,-1 Ol eQe rush Club Me In U ri Director o M'Cl Q0n Wersnl' Of lnstrume 'Wal Music C Rude: IVAC5 Basketbq gg511icsBAm l..,,Sti525 o Asst Football ?C?OO!L Coach Coll -1 R -4 'V I Stgegnuc-u Salis ury f ducatian Illlversifv , i . VU,-Sit F ealth Dm!! B Y ootbqff B 'HQ oseball Hisy Assffetball VISOr B.A,, BOM , Smith English Lwggegvglloce College C , Dfflmotics blegamarics ..4n Lucy vv Unwersny R Ph E gh, x BA 'Pf J BS Kent Cztooiwmg Health agwenfson Umvergny Generck 32:1 Economics rnkydmk FO Geogfoph Lnbrorlon O ball BUSK tb I h G Sven Track e Q11 H1 'sf M ducotfon xxgdervorf Mo u Kem sf Amermcon HxstOfY Teresa Gnenke Mary Jaco! Englfshmnersny me Cooks Med Ourn0 Sm H'1OlT1lfe vm ock Sell W on Lgftlaogger Cox e e A Bsx Consefvotory Obefxjgcox Musnc Chuck Jacot Al Eberly A 7 esthaf T Muskmgum 5' 'HQ Shoffhonoyege Custoduons ,S Dons Fenns hook 5egreTOfY O f MedmO C L'U5rOdlQn Ce' 799 0 l if K lone Abel! HG d I Janie H Jay Alexander O gweth speech to att, song Eornestness and sport go to the few, wett together. look Harland Anderson fm H Andy Pteose poss the drum- strcksiu - 'Uockft trodesf' W4 ix .V . Joan Anderson X rx Pmdv.. 'Wntethgence Ks not her onty X ' virtue. , G0odnotured ond tun. , 'T .r X t t ' -af . 1 V X 1 Joe Andrews George Anger h Joe Pts t go through hte's Kong A bit ot nonsense now and wotk, tm iff 4 it then, X soy kt ts better to srntte than ' ' ts rehshed by the best ot men. to totkf' Axon Bogcherde' K Batch , 5, He who Ks ttrm in wth Motds the wortd to htmsettf' 5 :w v GKrnme c ., rter T . Bennett I IT I btcycte, buttt tor two. ' not too gov. Not too serrous, I I f '1w, - WN ff? I Bmw 'i A fg. up xkr. ri ' M W Cod Bok! Frank Brontner . H ' Hponcho., Our boy MH shkne TOTAWQPT ..-Yo worm mme' XO Sfudy X955' A man of few war s. My Kdea of happknessf' ' Barbara Jednne Bright llaobbvu AmiabXe and pohte is she, AXways heXpfuX as can , be... ,l If Deon Brubaker HBNIA You make the touchdown we'XX make the noksef' is Q ,, Roger Burgess Barbara Lee Carnpbeh S ,hh-5. H Shortxe r.Borbr, f -:Qty A Hash if hghtfa chcki W5 A most hkeabXe gm good- 1. 0 Camera' natured and fun. ' Beatrice loyce Carter Z ..Beo,, A merry heart maketh a merry , countenance. , Lois lone CoXe CoXey She's the Xeader of the bond. MeXody Tkmef' ll 1 799 Robert Cub Bob rxds Norma Jean Craxg Footboh iormmg ond 'me N rm Thou host vm ond hre an kgu'XsN Vorxety xs the spxce of Me Bn Dovenpor! ShouXd P un iwb A fa I Y tt and wxse The WhxstXer Geyer wx y ur Asmg when xt comes to hxs s 1.e we-'f 'ff.... loan Q Davis Dcyey w mnmg Personohty on rode, d been here o W wxsh ou the whde Book of Knovdedge Age utncxa Louxse Denson ot 1-Wil Ru hard Dans C unc Nwolys the some from day to Memes her gmbmon o ndemon m every woy cmd mem Buddy K S o good dem Look ot thot budd ,sf J hn Dohoqyos o Johnny CY S not too Q Not too serkou . V inehd m evefv A fore, good, way. 799 :Milf 4' Drerbetbn Edward nah e orgret Sprke TOOMB t e ctossroorn t e e o my heort Sweet stncere sere I , Youh txnd htm sport court 0 grand good Rosre Pt 60m omon thot c eertut ts worth go ose Nberta Eqken Frances M Engehnonn Thomas Evans 1 7-1 om Nwoys there when works ot er up Hrs ways ore qmet but trxend e done when here ac enwrck Nwoys present un loc wrt the corwertx te trn sure cores on e erny re Neat Ernrnons e secret ot success ts con stcncy ot ur ose C Patricia Ann Ferguson . . Pot. . Ever eornest ond quiet ks she, ' os con lxfniobte otso, and ruce I .. I 3 99 Lorne rw WSH' Wife' ,.x-Omen l Pedro X6 e ond XQXX Xi sxkence were 99 inf rf -1 mrghg be 0 fnrhkonorre. Edward Fronts ned.. The wand shed me by my grrn. QuKex ond seren pqwgyg Q good frrehd to O . Pr E Fredenek Dondd Don sed ond wenk Ord cs he DX00 Ns way, rnuskc every GGY- octkced ,Y,, ,mf Marguerite Ann h-on Frosty Morgue! Freese ,wh HM0fQe ' ' T I ' 11 C so 'ore G5 O doxf 'V' 'Qender ond bronde A get .. Pen OU-Pxrnenccn gin. Herman Garret! H Herne He rnokes you Xcugh, cuts core Rn hair. 'The Garrett Death Dodgers I June ' A ring on her hn FrXe n Gehring ndw ond duke! deed, Wkhrng to heXp ' need. Honest John Joh Johnnv is he mn rn Urn 799 pi , Bethe Lou Gdberk modesty rs c cond e o ueekre hked everywhere ouxse Gordon Lx ed here hked t re Porno Gnesmger Pxsh Modern rrtord ot stotehf groce Ju to Boch There rs no wrsdorrt hke trortk NESS Ponta Hoske Hosko Con he skote Grocetut ond teh Eugen C Houmesser Bud Better to e srrwctt on shme Thom o b br and CGS sho ow Gtenn Hendershot .,Hen.. There's rtothkrtg Xlke hm, tg there? -- tkve, Xocomot1ve'. 15 99 ,await .,,, Robert Heniken Nancy Henniger llgobll IlHenIl Neyer serkous, soternn or sad, Study, study, study. ' But rust a happy, good-natured QaeenKe chodene Hood tad, ,,ChOr,, She can make the sun pw shkne on a rainy day. ,ff Nl' -We I Eiteen iohnson Jesceha Johnson Pt wknnlng way, a pteasaht Teenke ' SVVMG-H Happy go tacky, 'free trorh care, She arnbtes atorwg, wkth a Xoykat Ctr. Etiiabeth Anne Jones Betty WRth hte and oh Rn Xt, qukte content. She seems nton Horlcth llRedIl ' They say rea hakr Ks a sxgn O'I tuck Squkrretu Red ,.-Q. Gertrude Kenskl Gert d sense and good nat rated. Goo yer sepa Ofe 06 F :NW gbggf M K,,gh,,,, Rxehord D Korman M X4 Uxck x e He hnds nonsense refreshxng ho' do YO SOY ood fehow h The vena each one wouXd hke SO Cf au Kraus to b Cudy A strong Nad a iootbaX Heh be noted near an fy as E umvhev Chuck xs We has rnanv a hope an 1054 Jane Lcvlvence Pom mo Lexdorf A soft ans er turne away at CheerfuXness xs the sunny ra wraxh x e n :ew M Um! Jac s n When pXeasure and du CNOSY' et duty o srnas M YN H OWU Chadei Lons CharXes He who hves after nature hah never be poor. .I 1 79 9 5217.121 Howard M. Maier D y - 'gnrlxeniof few words are the best ou9'?5COra?lffhnd en' Llke DougXos conquer, or mae DougXo5 dle, Raymond Manu. V HROY.. Ready to ect in 30 sec- ondsf' James Frederick McComas HMOCH Hes o noyy mon. K 'l' Q 1 Roger Meyers Lois Arm Mme' H 11 Reg Nd-mr oi goXd, eyes oi bXue.H Endowed wkkh courage, sense, She ks good os she Ks ion. X ond truth. Vlalkace Mmer .. Pxndw. A rnon's 'crue weohh Ks me good he does Rn the v4orXd, SeXena Mary Morrrson Teena PX Vnkng of beouty Ks o yoy forever. 79 9 junio X Q .Q O Ronald Morse Ray Moucha Ronnie A merry heart goes all doy. The great man is he who does not lose his child's heart. Pat Neuensehwander Neuie V V Green and white, Dyna- mite 519 N' V i ' ' ' 'V .lean Carolyn Nichols V 1 Jeanie ' ,V Pt maiden lair with 'T' f f l'iGll', V V And a musical talent rare. , V f 'V V N Z I V. VV , Helen .lean Norton Rosemary Poor ,,,V V V She had o smiie good tor ad- Rosie ,VVj'Z7gV,5fg,, ,,. mission anywhere. A biithe spirit, ' Winsome, witty, and wise. Genevieve Pritchard IlGenll She has music in her teet. J' ,Wm v 14- J' , NN , ff Robert C. Randall ' ' Bob' ' ' Ewing drumsticksf' V .Sway ,S O dfegfy thing, l wish e remedy. ' 19 799 Smiv Max E Rohrbough ammo Ann Y-ohms Patsy unshrne He s the army n Srme e whde and whde 1'-Q' you srmNe another srnr es Pretty and per Nancy lane Ryan Curky er trxends there are 'fp' M many Her toes are there any Joan h uhm New and nxce Her ways are ways ot pteas OYWYWGSS 55 at-Is: 1 I M I Sh ich Re o Ann Show Lots Eteonor one Her txngers shame th xyory Lo Lo A srmte that wrns her rnany keys They dance so hght atong 'E N x tr renas Eugene Sdea ,F Gene Pts a man speaketh so xs he .gif fr--df Jim H. Smith Smitty What a spend thrktt is he at hrs tongue! 99 -at Mix A-MJ ,,.,,...,,, 433 Kay Southard Clyde Spangler Kaylnelle Ltghtntng A lttle but of folly a lnttle tt May she play the game of tfe t wut as much zest and goo ot fun rtsrnanshnp as she pla ed the game of basketball Nancy Bovee Sprtzer Pooh ah A daughter at the go s dwxnely tal Margorne E Stoll Margie lt ts the tranquxl people who accornpltsh much me 'MUS Georgene Rae Vever fm ,IFF ka Robert Voshall Bo Bo ., ,. George 'Pt et tongue shows a wtse Ready for rntschnet, thus ltyely qlau loss, l'l9Od Keeps thtngs hurnrnnng tn every class Chrrshna Rosemary Vereb Rosemary Modest cheerful full of We wtsh more gurls lmke er could be Wanda .lune Warner Wandte Sell trust lS the hrst secret ot success Helen Wenhart Pee Wee it is Horner Webster T my d Oh, Webster, lend me WOV S Patnence ts the necessary ln H Q OWN Cv redtent for happtness N.: A 21 My 353' fit M 23591 ,,.. ,, . 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N , V ,AMI x W, W, , 6U'1lLand,7mfamnnLn,QL'laAA,n 79 9 We the Senuor Class of I949 un the county of Meduna State of Ohuo beung of faurly sound mund and body lat the momentl do solemnly swear that thus be our last Wull and Testament and publush and declare ut un manner followung that us to say Jane Abell wulls her last name to anyone able to endure Elm Farm Mulk Jay Alexander leaves hus desure to get un shape before the season to Bull Wolfe wuth the hope that he puts ut to good use Jack Anderson wulls hrs place un Star dusters to anyone wullung to lug a drum around Joan An derson wulls her abuluty to get unto embarrassung sutuatuons to some poor freshman Joe Andrews, whule he us stull un sane mmd lso he saysl bequeaths all of the muddy backroads to any Model A owners George Anger wulls hus abuluty of al mast rollung over ueeps to anyone wantung adventure Alan Batchelder bequeaths to hus second eldest grand chuld hus seat un Muss Allens Englush Class Tum Bennett wulls to those who follow, hus physucs chaur wuth the splunters un the bottom but take ut from hum don t move around too much Carl Bohl wulls to all underclassmen the abuluty to get Mr Dukes temper goung full steam Frank Brantner wulls hus posutuon as rught guard to hus fruend Duck Ears Parush Barbara Brught wulls her hugh heel pumps to any gurl that has cu boy fruend that us 6 4 Dean Brubaker wulls hus athletuc abuluty to Leo Gorfudo Roger Burgess wulls to any one who wants ut the job of takung puctures for the State Hughway Patrol Barbara Campbell wulls her love for bowlung to any Fresh man who us just startung ut Beatrlce Carter leaves you a wull to go ahead whatever your tasks may be Lous Cole leaves her sawed off drum major pants to the next boy mayor wuth hopes he doesn t freeze un em leaves her dusluke of school to any Freshman who thunks he can struggle through 4 years Bob Culp wushes to warn future football players don t try to work your head off at Norma Craug home and play football at the same tume Bull Davenport wulls hus solo chaur un Stardusters whuch he us sure any person wull be able to full Joan Davus wulls her Trug book to Ann Brauny Crombue who foolushly saud she would take Senuor Math Duck Davls wulls hus old ualopy to someone who us crazy enough to want ut Pat Denson and Paula Haske leave all the bumps bruuses and floor burns that they got from roller skatung to anyone who can endure them Buddy Duehl leaves to anybody that can wear them a souled paur of football pants economy suze' John Dohanyos leaves to Frank Reutter hus abuluty to study Chem ustry Spike Donahue bequeaths hus rabbut s foot to any one on the football team next year and hopes ut brungs good luck Marge Dreubelbus wulls her long last name ta any new pupul who loves to repeat C1 repeat C1 repeat Rose Eaken leaves her angeluc behavuor to any person who can refraun from talkung un class Neal Emmons wulls hus puace un Muss Jacksons room to anyone who us fond of arguung wuth teachers Frances Engelmann leaves to Duck Barry her abuluty to crack gum as loud as she can Tommy Evans doesn t wush to wull anythung but he hopes one of the underclassmen get on the Varsuty baseball team that can putch baseball luke Bob Feller lfor Mr Robert Rudesl to See Jack Fenwuck, Bob Henuken, and Red Horvath wull theur 6th peruod pool class at Woodues to all under classmen who are lucky enough to know how Pot Ferguson wulls her abuluty to keep out of the offuce to suster Mary Lou who she thunks wull need ut Loluta Few wulls her abuluty to stop talkung un Mr Smuth s class to her brother Colyn Vurgul Foster leaves hus abuluty of makung a stock for a l2th Century gun to all underclassmen Eddue Frantz bequeaths the honor of beung The greatest chucken unspector next to Napoleon to that great man from Weymouth Sudzue Don Frederuck wulls the furst chaur un the barutone sectuon to Colyn Few Margaret Freese leaves some old used punk tunted clarunet reeds to anyone that can use them Marge Frost wulls her sulence un Cuvucs to Phul Eggeman Herman Garrett wulls hus abuluty to slop up solos to Pete Bohley John Gehrung wulls hus last chaur un the trom bone sectuon to Barbara Lunton and also hus abuluty to stay out of step to Ray Walter Gwen Gibbs leaves to suster Sylv ua all her concentratuon wrunkles Bettie Gulbert leaves to her srster Flossue her penmanshup and her power of con centratuon un study halls Louuse Gordon wulls her abuluty to puck up pouson uvy unstead of leaves to any person takung art Portua Gruesunger wulls her abuluty to be late every other mornung to anyone havung a crush on Mr lnsprucker Julua Hach wulls her abuluty to be un band and yet not know what us goung on to Barb Hess Eugene Haumesser wulls hus shortness to any Senuor next year who can beat hus record Glenn Hendershot beluevung he us of sound body and no mmd wulls to any underclassmen the rught to talk M O unto startung another Swung Band Nancy Hen nuger leaves her cunnrng chuckle to her suster Fern Char lene Hood bequeaths her modesty to any bousterous Fresh man luokel school bus to any poor unfortunate who us just startung the long four year grund Jescelua Johnson wulls to all Sen uors abuluty to sleep unstead of comung to school Betty Jones leaves to any Freshman her abuluty to have pucked the l6 easuest subyects un school Gertrude Kensku wulls to any Cuvucs student her abuluty to control her temper un Cuvucs class Muke Kurkham be queaths to any .lunuor who wushes to bear the responsubuluty for them the uumbled affaurs of the Senuor class Duck Komgatu wulls hus lead sax un Stardusters to anyone who us wullung to guve up dancung and other pleasures that Star dusters muss out on Paul Kraus wulls hus abuluty to punt to someone who can make use of ut Charles Lamphear wulls to some unsuspectung Junuor hrs abuluty to dusturb Mr Eusenmann s lndustrual Arts class 7th and Sth peruods Nancy Lawrence wulls her long munu es of tryung to get sulence at Y Teen meetungs to the future Y Teen presudent Pat Leudorf wulls her love for trumpet players to any Freshman that wull keep ut for 4 years Andy Long wull hus dumples to anybody who can stand beung called by that name Charles Lons wulls hus F F A pr sudency to Kenneth Albrecht because of hus growung unterest un agruculture lContunued on Page 24l R, ,.MA.,....w-fe.,-,-euiieao-aiew '32 l I . . . . . ,, ,, . , I I ' - ' - f - n - 1 11 , - I I X . . I . - . . ' I ' 4 . I b . . f, - 1 ' , . - H - fr . ' . , , - Q , , . - -,F ., . . . ' I ' 5 A . - . H . ,, . - . . 7 a 3' ' ' - - 4 4 rf 111 -, 2 ' - A 5 ,f ' l , . . . . . . . , . . . if in . . . I I 5 ful 'ff' I ' ' . 1 r ' ff . . .. . . . . ,, ,, ' ' . ' ' f. E- - 5 qkfulfsfj . ' . . . . ' ' ' ' r l 1 H I H 1 I , . . . . . . ig: u 4 . t A . FI wig . . . . . . I , ? , Q r t iff 'l 7 it ' . ' ' . ft S.. V, u gg I 'fl Y, . . . . . . . . . Y Q CTX ' ' r u 1 , x - ' - A - -' 2 Xfire, XX ' ' ' ' 15, - - 11 n - - - - - - - - l .411 u - ' l Euleen Johnson and Margue Stoll wull theur seats on the , gy rr u - - - . . . . . ' - - , 4 - ll - u . . . , - 1 f 1 . . . fetal - - - - ' ' ' greg ' . . . . . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' - 1,342 ' ll - - ' , . 1 . , . I - - . . . . . . shy . , . . . ,, . ,, . . 1 - - V: f, k i . . - ' . E . 'lux ' f F52 . . . . , . , . ' u ' uv , . . . . . . L . . , . . , . . . - . A ., 5 . . - . . . ig kA.', ,X . N .. - . . I ,j ' ' , . . . . . . A uul 'Tilt l l , I' if s u l F l ,Q J x . Ez, ... ,-. fp , u . ,B L u e-,-fw.M- -f-or-' ees.,-... 1---we www ' A- .. ., X. Hg ,A M- .f,,- -N--f 'f' r 5 W -,wut s 'r A -W-if 3 Nidfils tgwgwg My ,g3 'Psg ,,,j'M 'f'f,4 vga' Jap, Jen, The ten high seniors as of February 1949 FIRST ROW Lois Miller Pat Leidorf Nancy Lawrence Jean Nichols SECOND ROW Margaret Freese Gwen Gibbs Margret Dreibelbls Kay Southard THIRD ROW Bill Davenport Alan Batchelder lClAfliC.ZfDI'L0 Outstanding among the honors to which members of the senior class look forward are those that are accorded to the seniors ranking at the top of their class scholastically and academically. To be included in this group one must maintain a high grade average during the four-year high school career. Com- petition is usually keen and it takes consistent effort on the part of those who remain in the group until the end of their senior year. Out of the number of these honor students come a vale- dictorian the person with the highest average and a saluta- torian who has the second highest rank. -.A 23 am wr Jmrfamani pg gm ng l949ffnnL Howard Marer leaves to anyone rn lndustrral Arts hrs abrlrty of chopprng off frngers rnstead of wood Doug Mart land wrlls has false teeth to frrend Joe Nagy land also hrs abrlrty to rump for the football team! Ray Mantx wrlls hrs abrlrty to grve partres to Jrm Holden James McComas wrlls to any .lunror who can use rt hrs abrlrty to go to the Bennetts Lumber Co from workshop Roger Meyers wrlls hrs understandrng for clarrnet players to any Sophomore Lors Mrller wrlls her rob of typrng the excused absence lrst to anyone who doesn t feel sorry for the old skrppers Wally Muller leaves all hrs deer heads and bear skrns to someone who wants to have the fun of gorng huntrng rn the wrlderness Selena Morrrson wrlls her abrlrty to use a type wrrter to any future Commercral student Ronnre Morse wrlls hrs love for blondes to any poor guy who doesn t know what he rs mrssrng Ray Moucha bequeaths hrs sleepy morn rngs rn school to Jrm Holden Pat Neuenschwander wrlls her 4 years of cheerleadrng to Nancy Sheerlern Jean Nrchols wrlls her new drum to any poor soul who wants blrsters on her hands and brurses on her legs Jean Norton wrlls her love for M H S to any grrl or boy that may enter as a Senror Rosemary Poor belrevrng that she wrll need all her few qualrtres and abrlrtres does not wrsh to part wrth anythrng Gen Pntcllard wrlls her love for cheerleaders and dancrng to Joyce Anderson Bob Randall wrlls hrs drum and posrtron rn band for 6 years to any 7th grader who thrnks he can stand rt Max Rohrbaugh wrlls hrs brrght tres and all hrs grrl frrends to M O Patsy Rollrns wrlls her seat rn Shorthand to Mar rlyn Meyers and wrshes her good luck Nancy Ryan wrlls her glasses and her drsh water blonde harr to Kay Schwartz Joan Schaulrn wrlls her abrlrty to make gutter balls and low scores to any future bowler Lors Shanafelt grves her abrlrty to all Junrors who wrsh to graduate next year to get through school Reba Shaw wrlls her job as pranrst for Stardusters to anyone who wants lots of fun and doesnt mrnd watchrng others dance Eugene Sllea wrlls hrs abrlrty to make F F A speeches to any new member rn F F A Jrm Srnrth wrlls hrs abrlrty to slrde around corners and rarse heck rn general to any fun lovrng crazy Junror Kay South ard wrlls her love of basketball to Phrl Eggeman Clyde Spangler wrlls hrs abrlrty to skrp school and try to get away wrth rt to anyone wrshrng to see Mr lnsprucker Nancy Sprtzer wrlls a few spare rnches of her more than adequate herght lrf you can get eml to some lrl old short stuff Bob Voshall leaves hrs quarter back posrtron to Leo or frdo and hopes he makes better use of rt than he drd Georgene Veverka wrlls all of her wonderful trmes rn hugh school to some up and comrng Freshman who can take a lot of krddrng Rosemary Vereb wrlls her abrlrty to pass notes rn Mr Rudes hrstory class wrthout berng caught to her srster JoAnn Wanda Warner wrlls her abrlrty to type wrthout errors to Erma Plants Homer Webster bequeaths the honor of berng called the best manager under Mr Hollrnger plus all ZOO pounds to anyone who wants the rob Helen Wenhart wrlls her shy classroom manner to any underclassmen Glenn Hendershot Rosemary Poor 1 Is 3? Jane Abell-Glee Club l 2 3 Chorr l 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Medrnron Merrt Roll 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Choralettes 2 3 Atomrc Vrsron 4 Latrn Club 2 Jay Alexander Football l 2 4 Basketball l 2 Tack 2 3 4 Hr Y 3 4 s Chemrstry Club 3 Merrt Roll 2 Prom Attendant 4 Jack Harland Anderson Glee u l 2 4 Chorr l Orchestra 2 4 Stardusters l 2 4 Harmonarres 2 Hr Y 2 Summer School 3 Joan Anderson Glee Club 3 Chorr 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Pres 3 Merrt Roll Band I 2 Student Councrl 2 Horn Quartet 3 Latrn Club l 2 Treas Class Treas 4 Joe Andrews Dramatrcs Club 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Medrn ran 3 Medrnomrte 4 Merrt Roll l 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Star dusters 4 Hr Y I 4 Photo Club l 2 3 Trombone uar tet 3 George Anger F F A l 2 Alan Batchelder Spanrsh Club 2 Dramatrcs Club 3 4 Thesprans 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Pres Track 2 3 4 Me drnran 3 Merrt Roll l 3 4 Honor Roll Z Student Councrl 4 Hr Y 4 Class Pres 4 Boys State 3 Carter T Bennett Y 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Latrn Club l 2 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Merrt Roll l 3 Carl Bohl F FA l 2 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Football 3 4 Frank Brantner Football 3 4 Track 3 Hr Y 4 Barbara Jeanne Brrght Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 234 Thesprans34 YTeensl234 GAA IZ34 GLC 2 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Secy and Treas Medrnron 3 Merrt Roll l 2 Latrn Club 2 Bowlrng 4 Swrmmrng 4 Chorr 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Thesprans 4 Y Teens l 2 GAA l 2 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Medrnron 3 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 xref' umcfo Dean Brubaker FFA l 2 3 Baseball l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Capt Basketball l 2 3 4 Track 2 Hr Y l 2 Roger Burgess F F A l Chemrstry Club 3 Photo Club Z 3 4 Medrnomrte 3 Barbara Lee Campbell Glee Club 3 Y Teens I 2 3 4 AA l 2 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Medrnron 3 Bowlrng 3 Mgr Latrn Club 2 Beatrrce Joyce Carter Glee Club 3 4 Spanrsh Club 2 T ens l 2 GAA l 2 Lors Jane Cole-Glee Club l 2 3 Chorr 2 Y Teens l GAA l Medrnron 3 Medrnomrte 2 Stardusters4 Photo Club l Marorette l 2 3 4 Head Marorette Norma Jean Crarg-Glee Club 3 4 Spanrsh Club 2 Y Teens 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Medrnron 3 Marchrng Band 2 3 Jr Band l Robert Culp F FA l 2 3 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Football 3 4 Track 4 Merrt Roll 3 Bull Davenport Spanrsh Club 2 Chemrstry Club 2 Merrt Roll l 3 Honor Roll 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Stardusters 2 3 4 Hr Y 4 Trumpet trro 2 Trumpet quar tet 4 Boys State 3 Joan Q Davrs Shaker Herghts l 2 Dramatrcs Club 3 4 Thesprans 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 GAA 3 4 Vrce Pres GLC 3 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Honor Ro 3 4 Rrcbard Dayrs State Hrgh and Shaker l 2 3 Patrrcra Loulse Denson Glee Club l 2 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 Medrnron 3 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Jr Band 3 Carol Drehl Chemrstry Club 3 Baseball l Football l 2 John Dohanyos-Glee Club l 2 4 Chorr l 2 3 4 Drama trcs Club 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Football Mgr 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Hr Y l 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 lcon t on page Bll ' r O ' I I ' ' 1 I ll - ll 1 . - I .. . . . . 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' - - - - 1 - - - ' 1 -- -1.----1 1 ---1 - - 1 1 . - 1 . - ' - - - 1 ' ' - ' 1 1 - - --1 ' -1- ---1...---1 3-4. ...--1 I -. 11 --1 '---1 - 1 ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - - - 1 ' - . 1 - - - 1 I- - - 1 - - 1 Ad Af: 25 FIRST ROW: Jewell Bayless, Joan Barna, Beverly Cruthers, Alice Aororis, Jacqueline Clark, Wanda Canfield, Betty Carter. SECOND ROW: Joyce Ander- son, Sue Bennett, Pete Bohley, Frank Bochin, Kenneth Ale brecht, Nancy Burris, Betty Chapman, THIRD ROW: Ann Crombie, Josephine Aronica, Laura Lee Beoll, Maynard Abbott, Joyce Auker, Glen Carlton, Don Collins. YM 2 I J X I xg 12: . Mt 1.1! ix y gf :D 9 as 94322 I If gg! . U X Harm, fx ggyvljffl H 7 if If -LL 'T A .f 3 s1 FIRST ROW: Edith Hood, Joan Fenn, Rosemary Flynn, Eleanor Hood, Lucille Drotos, Janet Hood, Edith Haumesser, Flossie Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Chester Eaken, Robert Hyde, Burton House- man, Ed Dornbirer, James East- wood, Ted Harley, Dove Ellis. THIRD ROW: Virginia Hamer Joyce Jameyson, Jill Fahlrnan Bob Hay, Rosemary Gienke Phyllis Eggeman, Tony Dup- laga. 1 1 26 I FIRST ROW: Virginia Karsh- ner, Caroline Rickard, Erma Plants, Jean Pope, Jeannette Kungli, Mable Pursley, Faye Nettleton, Mary Kling, Olive Martin. SECOND R : Robert Gard- ner, Frank orq, George La- Borre, Joe Nagy, John Root, William Langford, Tom Miner, Richard Kimble. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Keefer, Clara Partin, Johnny Kotalo, Phillip Mast, David King, Diana Karas, Dick Parish, Barbara Linton. 's 4 no Q, 'T' Bo gig 616144, 5 Q Sw ' 0 mlb J 'R -fl X J Qcxfl lg' 5 5 T 1 gr , 5 , ll . i 1111 for-cl FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Upton, Bert Smith, Calvin Wilcox, Dol- ores Scherer, Harriet Steidl, Mable Turner, Rosemary Vereb, Mary Edith Wirkner. SECOND ROW: Herbert Tomes, Jack Weidinger, John Schin- delholz, Newton Standen, Dal- las Yost, Bill Wolfe, Phyllis Teubner, Arzelia Taylor. THIRD ROW: Frances Spuhler, Winifred Williams, Mae Sch- lechty, Marlene Tillar, Mary Schindelholz, Kay Schwartz, Pauline Winebrenner, 27 .-....., I I 6'laM,5fLzbia' HISTORY OF FRESHMEN RECRUITS We, the class of '52, realized our ambition of becoming Medina High School students on September l3, I9-48. Our first class meeting was held on September IS, and we elected Kay Parish president. Our members have already made their presence felt in the many worthwhile activities M.H.S, offers, such as music, drama- tics, and athletics, We are now making plans for our first big party, the Freshmen-Sophomore Hop. All of us hope to be a credit both scholastically and morally to our ship, the M.H.S. HISTORY OF SOPHOMORE SEAMEN On September I3 l948 we came back to school with all the other classes this time as sophomore seamen That name makes us real ize that we have already sailed one quarter of the way along our high school course and hav ing gone through our freshman apprenticeship really have our sea legs Now we are looking forward to the rest of our years at M H S to work study and enjoy the good times which only our school can give us With Ronnie Hall as our president we have al ready planned a number of fine parties All of us are making plans for taking our place in the junior class activities and studies next year HISTORY OF LIEUTENANTS JUNIOR GRADE In i946 we entered senior high as green as any other freshmen class with Ed Dornbirer as president Many of the fellows went out for football basketball and track and brought us honors while the girls went out for G AA Y Teens and many other activities The class as a group sponsored a dance that was very much en joyed by the whole school There s a saying all good things come to an end and so did our freshman year However very soon we as Sophomores came back at the familiar call of the school bell Our second year we felt almost like old timers and we sailed along with Dick Parish as our president Some people feel that the sophomore year is most trying but we found ourselves breezing right through it by planning a class party for the school cheering our fellas on in sports and serving for the Junior Senior prom Once again the summer crept by us and now we are launched upon our third year high school course with Nancy Burris as our capable pres: dent Under the sponsorship of Miss Allen Miss Vandervort and Miss Hitzelberger we chose our class rings put out a swell annual for a l grand senior class, and gave the best prom ever held in Medina High School auditorium. HISTORY OF SENIOR LIEUTENANTS Being forty-niners should make us gold dig- gers, but we're just a hundred years too late for that. We forty-niners made our debut in September, l945. This was our freshman year and all this hum-drum and excitement was new to us. We elected our class officers as did the other three upper classes. During this year the officers had a cornparatively small job to do, although the class had a play called School Daze'f and the annual class party Nineteen forty six saw Bob Voshall at the helm for the forty niners in their tenth year of school This year the class log records that the class party was held in February with a Valen tine s Day theme The busiest of the four nigh school years came in 47 our junior year The yearbook got off to a swell start at the beginning of the year with Lois Miller and Gwen Gibbs as co editors The Junior Senior prom was well planned and the big night was scheduled for March 6 This was per haps one of the best proms in Medina High School history Then came the final cruise on the M H S The year started in the usual way with the election of officers Alan Batchelder was elected presi dent Other seniors to receive fame and fortune were Nancy Henniger who was chosen Home coming queen Dick Kornjati who was elected Student Council president and Reba Shaw and Bob Heniken who reigned as king and queen of the junior senior prom CLASS OFFICERS OF I948 I949 lpictures on class dividersl President Vice president Secretary Treasurer Student Council Rep President Vice president Secretary Treasurer President Vice president Secretary Treasurer Student Council Rep President Vice president Treasurer Secretary Student Council Rep FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Kay Parish George Shumaker Arlene Winebrenner Wilma Jones Eugene Horkey Ronnie Hall Harold Shaw Dolores Palko Nancy Burris Dick Parish Dave Ellis Jim Holden Alan Batchelder Tom Evans Joan Anderson Rosemary Poor Bob Voshall I I - I . - Q . ' l I 1 ' ' . , , ' I ' I . , . . . I ' . . . I I - ' ' - ll II - , . . . . . . , . I , , . . - . 1 ' ' 'l ' , . 1 - ll - - ,, , . . . ' I I I - ' - I ' - ' .., .,..,.............,... ...... , ..........-... . ,.- I l - 4 ,,.,,,,....,..,.. .......... , .............................. . ,, ,, . Student Council Rep. ...... , ..................................... ..l..eonard Morse l I - I ' ' ' ' '' ' ' ' I I ..... ffff..fffffff,'ffffff ............ ' ffffff.ff.'ffffffff .,,.,. , , , ..,..................,...,,................,.,... . 4 M, ,, -o .f .f --'V - , .. ..JfaAs- -+- Q---4:s,A,-,, --Af-.---- fv N-W W M WW' FIRST ROW: Barbara Hess, Fern Henniger, Wilma Klee, Mary Ruth Hurst, Donald Hen- dershot, James Huffman, Caro- line Keiper. SECOND ROW: Robert Hamlin Ronald Hall, Rudolph Kouba Jerry Killinger, Edward Kungli Ted Hall. THIRD ROW: Mary Houseman, Virginia Kaufman, Edward Kol- vereid, James Hollinger, Robert Kungli, Richard Hamric, LaRue Hamer. 1 i flazm, I X FIRST ROW: Jeannette Freese, Mary Casey, Audene Carlton, Sam Gorfido, David Friedman, David Brine, Josephine Dull. SECOND ROW: Ruth Gardner, Pat Ellis, Dick Barry, Jim Frantz, George Grosser, Richard Eaken, Zenia Bochin. THlRD ROW1 Gwen Eggeman, Sue Gilbert, Sue Fri, Louise 'Bohl, Shirley Dahler, Shirley Collins, Janet Barsic. ,I 2 i 1 ff FIRST ROW: Beverly Langford, Marie Lewis, Helen Morse, Alice Millner, Phyllis Nichols Pat McFadden, Ida Martin. SECOND ROW: Billy Mueller, Dan Messenger, Paul Norris, Elroy Morrison, Jim Longacre, Bud Morlock, Chuck Masi. THIRD ROW: Joyce McCon- nell, Donald Lehman, Clarence Miller, Connie Letterle, Leonard Morse, David Lucas, Betsy Nichols. 1 if ,aol glam, FIRST ROW: Lillian West, Na- omi Thomas, Beverly Stewart, Pat Wilt, Eddie White, Julie Palmquist, Evelyn West, Steve Veres. SECOND ROW: Jim Saunders, Dale Selzer, LeRoy Schnettler, Wesley Sedgwick, Harold Shaw, Stuart Stiffler, Lois Snyder, Eugene Pavlik. l'HlRD ROW: Dolores Pali-o, Noel Perkins, Nancy Shelton, Helen Zaborskis, LaVerne Sch- nettler, John Watkins, Sue Sprankle, Grace Strouse. 'L-14:1-all-0 33 FIRST ROW: Winifred Gray, Barbara Geiger, Ted French, Earl Haumesser, Don Koehler, Darry Koppes, David Hood, Leo Gorfido, Wilma Jones. SECOND ROW: Carrellinn Har- dy, Bob Huddilston, David Kel- logg, Fred House, Ed Kunkel Eugene Harkey, Bob Kozel Ruth Goronzy, John Hunter. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Hinkel Arthur Gwynne, John Gill, Des- mond Kulchar, Paul Koszian, Alice Fisher, Joan Hoddinott, Dean Frombaugh, Nancy Finch Arlene Kennedy. 1 1 r f 31- 3 Clam, FIRST ROW: Paul DeVoe, Louise Caldwell, Alice Dreher, Mary Jane Aronica, Lorair. Bailey, Nancy Carlton, Barbara Adams, Dolly Baczuk, Charles Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Gilbert Daven- port, Ronald Curtis, Bob Beek- man, Wesley Abbott, Benny Drda, Lee Burton, George Be- shire, Walter Andrews. THIRD ROW: Marian Armbrus- ter, Linda Eastwood, Harold Emerson, Jim Bachtell, Ronald Eaken, Velda Canfield, Arlene Ault, Faye Becker. .I FIRST ROW: Bob Norton, Joan Rotes, Bob Palsha, Harriet L'Amoureaux, Joan Saunders, Marilyn Meyers, lla Myers, Dolores Schindelholz, Kay Par- ish, Alma Millner. SECOND ROW: Charles Sch- Iechty, Raymond Ross, Wayne Nelson, John Lamphear, Jim Ptak, Larry Schulz, Bill Sch- wandt, Lloyd Pritchard, David Phillips, Don Martin. THIRD ROW: Frances Linn, Jeannenne Mathewson, Gary Pope, Nancy Lons, Larry Maier, Stanley O'Day, Roy Norris, Thelma Norris, Beverly Pelton, Bob McDonnell. 5 FIRST ROW: Dolores West, Barbara Shaw, Lois Webster, Rebecca Young, Arlene Wine- brenner, Edward Tardif, Joanne Vereb, Carletta Turner. SECOND ROW: Kenneth R. Smith, George Shumaker, Jack Shelton, Raymond Walter, Rus- sell Walker, Kenneth C. Smith, Harold Yost, Robert Watkins. THIRD ROW: Norma Yeager, Lois West, Katherine Steele, Harriett Shaw, Nancy Sheer- Iein, Dorothy Warner, Joanne Viergutz. 35 A In , W b , ,l H . , A!-w Z, Q A K'- ' .r 4 3 3 Q--' , s 4 5 , Sly ,L V M, . V, 3 V 2 -REE i X I 3 W i .Y A Q F S- X -., I 4 I .4 , Q PY' m . 'NX Y:'i?x 'M ff ff QQ!! 1 Mm 15 i v3a5H 'X UnJu,Lty,' jnniball. ,Squad 9 gi! Q Q 2 .sua QI C91 ' A W hx y igauyg, ,Q Q' Q 35112 + gif? 24' B95 32 B3 S2 .,. , S5 ii-'26 34 ,: 4 7 N414 . ' 9. T, 'lfax 'NS 1 4 Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina 1949 SCHEDULE Oberlin .... O Sept. Amherst .... 6 Sept. Rocky River O Oct. Berea ........ l2 Oct. Fairview ,,,, I3 Oct. Clearview .. 6 Oct. Wellington 7 Oct. Vermilion 6 Nov. Wadsworth 21 Nov. Rirtrnon .... 6 Nov. Jnntball, Review I7 here 24 here l there 8 here I5 there 23 there 28 here 5 here l2 there E9 here Brubaker on way to touchdown Fairview man tries to stop Kraus 0 Ma ntx makes tackle Another T D for Bru Nagy catches pass n Wellington game Hen ken gets hs mon 1 1 i K 4 ,vii 1 , fl 4 H i ' i l 4 football, As Medma entered sts second year In the South western Conference League lnttle was expected from the Bees durmg their l948 football season Heads looked up however as Medma took the furst two conference games from Oberlm and Am herst by arge marguns The game that really proved the Bees ablluty was the next contest at Rocky Rlver In which Rnver was highly favored Both teams battled but at the ending gun nelther team had scored Statlstncally however the Bees were vlctorlous because for the flrst time In Medma football hlstory had a team been unable to galn a smgle flrst down Medma picked up fufteen and the yardage gained equaled 203 to a poor showing of I4 for River Medma remamed undefeated In nts fourth con ference game as the Bees rolled over the Berea Red Jackets 20 I2 Brubaker accounted for two touch downs and the extra pomts whale a pass from Voshall on the 30 to Kraus who carrled the ball the rest of the way sewed up the Homecoming Game for Medma The game wuth Faurvuew however stopped our wmnmg ways as we came upon the short end of a 13 O score Brubaker s plunging conversion following hus touchdown In the fnrst quarter of the Clearvlew game proved to be the margln of victory 7 6 for Clearview came back wuth a tally un the second quarter but the run for the converslon was stopped short A safety by Bull Wolfe gave Medma the edge In achuzq, a 9 7 game wlth Wellmgton The other wunmng pomts were scored by Brubaker Wellmgton scored ln the thlrd quarter and was on the one yard llne when tlme ran out to aid Medina Vermllnon must have regretted nts lourney to Medma on November 5 for they recenved theur furst setback of the season 26 6 Brubaker ac counted for three tallues whale Kraus scored the remamder of the pomts Wadsworth handed Medma nts second defeat of the season 2l 6 Brubaker was responsuble for the only Bee touchdown The fmal game of the season with Rlttman was a pretty muddy affair for all concerned A safety agaln gave Medma the edge In an 8 6 victory Medma funlshed a fme season In thlrd place In the League wlth seven wlns two defeats and one e Durmg the season the squad suffered many casu altnes all to potentlally outstandmg players Bobo Voshall recelved a knee Injury In the Berea game and was unable to play the remamder of the season Jum Holden suffered a cracked vertebrae durmg the Falrvlew game and It was doubtful that Jum would be able to partlclpate In sports durmg the rest of the school year Perhaps the most sernous casualty was the one suffered by Frank Brantner un the Wadsworth game Frank recelved a compound fracture of the rnght leg and was out for four months Junlor Horvath and Bull Wolfe were kept out of the Vermilion game wuth knee Injuries Robert Rudes, Jlm Hollmger, Bob Salusbury, Ralph Stumpf Manager Homer Webster '11v',51,11111L D y J 2 ,La I , I -1-4 FIRST ROW Duck Barry Ed Kungla Don Lehman Dave Lucas LeRoy Morlock Ted Hall Don Hendershot Noel Perkins SECOND ROW Bob Salusbury KCoachJ Clarence Martnn John Watkins Chuck Mass Chester Eoken Don Hamrlc Bull Mueller f1,17i1qh, J 1 30 diva sus' Is- Ihxx 4 I FIRST ROW Bob Palsha George Beshlre Bob Huddnlston Ray Wal Marvm Turner Bob Ferguson Stanley Stuffler CManagerJ ter Don Bankey Walter Andrews Desmond Kulchar Bob Wotkms THIRD ROW Max Whntmore Paul Casey Ronald Stonden Clyde Harold Yost Don Koehler Jack Shelton Wllllam Golder IManagerI Rohrbaugh Charles Turner John Nagy Ted Tuebner Darrel Senbert SECOND ROW George Shumaker IManagerI John Wnghtman Rich Roger Eastwood Bob Pelton Bob Bums Roy Wagner Ivan Can ard Hughes Robert Smlth Robert McDonnell Lloyd Prutchard Lee held Mr Ralph Stumpf ICoachJ Burton Stanley ODay Ronald Eoken Tom Langford Jlm Bova ,ff 'igym 1 1 J 1 ' , 1, -L I yi . ei 1 W 1 f X 1' , , v X X I 4 f 1 f' I 2' 1 Q I 1 7 JE I 1 , . 1- , I . , N- ' : I 1 C A A Q ... I 1' , , ' I 4 r dnl Q N . X R L, . 9 ' 3 I h 1 .1 1 1 1 1 I - I 1 Q . 5 l I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - o o K mi f V 215: . V , . A - ' . . if -I ' Y T -' 'Fr 5 -1 N, , . . ' 1 ,Q , VA, .Lf ..-YQ 1-cw, I - ,9 ' ' ' MENS. ' , fi' nj, t . sl ' ' 1 , I .1 - , v - 1 1 - 1 'I . 1 1 'L Q ' - xr Aff 'g - ' . 5 . 1 'ft I f i s 2, Q W -it-is Q Y1,f.1-.f- ' 31, , . ' ' ' I I I I I ' ' I I 1 ' A P ' I 1 A R V jx 1 is x Q M k 1 A 1 , 1 I I I L I ' ,, .' .- N 'x Ig, ,i II, .H J' s 0, , I I vs- I I 1' J In ' I T M I V ? 'IL . ' - 1, J n K 4 ' I , x ' 1 X 1 . 3 1 ' I -s ' fi, L ' o 1- f' - Y . X :Y . I 'A' -s x ' M IA X 1 K -K . Q' S6 ' 5, . th W, 1 ' x f f .R 1 f ,, 3 1 I 1 I 1 I ' I 1 l 1 I - 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I I ' . ' I I I I I I 5 ' 1 . 1 ' A 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 - - f I I I I 42 Medina's junior varsity began its i948 gridiron season on home ground with Fairview. The visitors, however, were unwilling to be Medina's first con- quest of the season and went home with a l3-7 victory. Berea was more obliging and provided no trouble as Medina racked up l9 points while holding Berea scoreless. The journey to Norton Center proved unsuccess- ful as the junior varsity walked off the field with a 20-l4 defeat. Rolling up the largest number of points of any Kungli gets a pass. Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina 7948 gmzwi, agua, 7 l9 I4 23 7 70 Fairview .... Berea ............ Norton Cen Rocky River 13 here O there 20 there O here Berea ............ I4 there 47 Ball carrier Masi in Fairview game. 'JL Jnofbad Review one game, Medina defeated Rocky River here 23-O. A defeat from Berea, l4-7, closed the season for Medina, with a record of two wins and three defeats. Robert Salisbury completed his first year at Medina as coach of the junior varsity and proved to be a very able one. The Rinky Dinks, playing Rittman and Amherst each twice, came through with a 50-SO record, de- feating each opponent once. Ralph Stumpf, also completing his first year at Medina, showed fine coaching ability and is well liked by his players. 2' Q 7 wZY?'QMQi we .. ,ww ww ,W -1. . fg. v ,ee , l, ,, ,M HQ, V f' in T A 3 ,h J, . 1 'sv . ,xii ,Y X ki K1 Ae J if mmqm X nur' J-A-f Rickard, Louro Lee Beoll, Pct Neue S4 ' a5'aAlmflvalL -70 TOP CENTER READING CLOCKWISEZ Glenn Hendershot, Bill Langford, Bob Hyde, Ed Dona- hue, Dean Brubaker, Junior Horvath, Ed Frantz, Douglas Maitland, John Dohanyos, Jay Alexander. CENTER: Coach Rucles with Donahue and Horvath TOP: Manager Ronnie Morse. Medina .,.......A, Medina ..., Medina ..A... ,..,. Medina ......,..... Medina .,...i...... Medina .,.. Medina., Medina.. Medina ............ Medina ............ Medina ............ Medina ............ Medina ..........., Medinau. Medina .....,...... Medina .,.......... Medina .e.......... overtime I949 SCHEDULE Liverpool ,. Amherst .... Rocky River Berea ........ Fairview ,e,v Clearview .. Wellington ............ Oberlin .... Wadsworth Amherst .... Rocky River Berea ........ Fairview .... Wellington Clearview .. Oberlin .... Rittman .... yfzlfmq ii YUM Douglas Maitland, Bill Langford, Anton Horvath, Ed Donahue, Ed Frantz, Jay Alexander, Bob Hyde, Glenn Hendershot, John Dohanyos, Dean Brubaker, Coach Bob Rudes. 7949 a6'aAlmtbalL iemmn. Closing an unsuccessful season, the Medina Bees were able to capture only four wins from seventeen starts. Most of the games were very exciting and the scores were close, but the Bees did not have that extra punch to place Medina in the winning column. The team played its best and most consistent game against Amherst when the Bees dropped the Comets 47 to 45. The score changed hands many times during the game but Horvath cinched the contest with l5 seconds to play. Brubaker was high pointer for the Bees with l4 points. Red l-lorvath was high point man during the season with 209 points to his credit. Red and Ed in Berea game Doug helps win Medina's high point man Amherst game in Wellington game. Uflmn, BMIUZUIHIL J Gorfndo STANDING Ted KNEELING Jam Kungh Dove Elhs C Moss LeRoy Morlo NS Harold YDS' v Turner I In U 0 Desfmond K FIRST ROW C Tracy Don B01 Roy Wagner SECOND ROW U Helton Burton MQ r rss Neal Fisher D I S b B b F n z Bob Bur orre er rr House Coach Srumpf e O erguson Richard ITH GRADE rge Beslmfe Don S 47 if ' . U.....-- - hard, L-'eo usbury. KUW' X' Lloyd PMC Coach 50 SECOND Schull' . fu-'N f ALA, lnrrv ' 1Qgg.nW.-- ' DIAL' A5'aAlmtbalL learn, FIRST ROW: Kay Southard, Barbara Campbell, Nancy Henniger, Rosemary Poor, Marguerite Frost, Gwen Gibbs, Patsy Rollins, Lolita Few, Joan Davis, Genevieve Pritchard. SECOND ROW: Miss Allen CCoachJ, Joyce Anderson, Nancy Burris, Kay Schwartz, Joan Fenn, Phyllis Eggeman, Joyce Auker, Mary Edith Wirkner, Dolores Scherer, Betty Carter. An interscholastic irls' basketball team was or anized this ear for the ,. . . 9 9 , Y 1949 SCHEDULE irst time in ten years. Three games were played-one with Seville and two with Barberton. Feb. IO here-Medina 3l-Seville I2 Any high school girl is eligible to try out to be a member of the team. Feb. l7 here-Medina 28-Barberton ll Once on the team the players must work hard and practice often. A great Mgr. I7 fl-qere.-.Medinq 33-Bgrberton 17 number of them show excellent promise for a fine team in the future. A Saturday basketball practice ' Senior-faculty volleyball game y, g,!1l!' ,,,fr ,J A-. ' ,rx...1 ,...1 5 ,. LJ X all it-5 ,A rl vii f u-F W ...- f ,i ,J 5 2' ff' , Xfp l E s--3 f ,.. n y.--3 1' l .5 3 .f3 E It L+: ,,4- N, 'Wir 1 f.. , ,,, sn- -,f-' fu ' 1 nv, -W 'lr .44- ,4- il r i ,.-- -Jn .13 :ff 'pllfxl .z fl.-f hd? ,f.,a -15.1 I-J 1-J 14 ,. '..2Q .--5 ,- ...iff ,Q x.....x fini? 3 X ,f ,...:fy..... Z fnncmt Hand OFFICERS President ..........., Max Rohrbaugh Vice-President . ........... Reba Shaw Secretary .............. Barbara Linton Business Manager .... Roger Meyers Librarians .......,.......... Pat Leidorf Joyce Auker i FIRST ROW: Gwen Gibbs, Joan Fenn, Betsy Nichols, Kay Schwartz, Joyce Auker. SECOND ROW: Dick Komjati, Beverly Pelton, Andy Long, Reba Shaw, Pat Neuen- schwander, Larry Schulz, Barbara Hess, Joan Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Nancy Burris, Julia Hach. THIRD ROW: Pat Leidorf, Margaret Freese, Pat Denson, Naomi Thomas, Daniel Messenger, Bob Beekman, John Gill, Sally Szaniszlo, Gilbert Davenport, Beverly Cruthers, Max Rohrbaugh, Glenn Hendershot, Roger Meyers, Bill Davenport, Roberta Leidorf, Nancy Finch, Lily Jean Baker, Linda Eastwood, Pat McFadden. FOURTH ROW: Frances Linn, Winifred Gray, Mary Lou Aikman, Lynne Abrams, Nancy Riegel, Colyn Few, Don Frederick, John Gehring, Barbara Linton, Joe An- drews, Pete Bohley, Herman Garrett, Julia Lamb, Douglas Maitland. STANDING: Bob Hamlin, Mary Houseman, Mary Casey, Bob Randall, Pauline Wine- brenner, Jean Nichols, Ed White, Ray Walter, Mr. O'Donnell, llnstructorl. The sixty members of the concert band gladly give up their noon hour to devote their time to an intensive band rehearsal. Band members have had many opportunities to play in select organizations, such as the All-County Band, with Manley R. Whit- comb, director of the bands at Ohio State University, as guest conductor. Several members played in the Canal Fulton Clinic Band. Mr. Frederick Ebbs of Baldwin-Wallace College worked with the band in preparation for the March concert at which he was guest conductor. During the past three years, the band has re- ceived an I or Superior rating in the district contest at Kent, and last year, entering the state contest for the first time, it walked off with top honors, the only band to receive a Superior rating in Class AA. It has hopes of repeating its performance this year. The band has sponsored many activities including a Band Alumni Dance, a Donkey Basketball Game, and the appearance of the nationally famous University of Michigan band under the direction of Dr. William D. Revelli. As a reward for their hard work, the members of the band are awarded a school letter in music, for their first year and a bar for each additional year. 0 FlRST , , ec ty, Kay Parish. SECOND ROW: Jean Nichols, Pat Wilt, Pat Denson, Jaan Anderson, Ruth Goronzy, Bob Hamlin, Barbara Hess, Joyce Anderson, Julia Hach, Nancy Burris, Reba Shaw. THIRD ROW: Jane Abell, Betty Carter, Mary Houseman, lla Meyers, Charles Buchanan, Mary Lou Spencer. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Huffman, Esther Nelson, Ronnie Eaken, Martin Hood, Diana Karas, Pat McFadden, Naomi Thomas, Pat Leidorf, Andy Long, Dick Komjati, Joyce Auker, Roger Meyers, Bill Davenport, Don Frederick, Herman Garrett, Julie Palmquist, Eleanor Hinkel, Kay Southard. FIF ' ' ' TH ROW. Sue Gilbert, Pauline Winebrenner, Bob Randall, Mr. O'Donnell llnstructorl, Pat Neuenschwander, Gwen Gibbs. ROW: Joan Fenn Betsy Nichols Mae Schl h The concert orchestra, directed by Mr. O'Donnell, is the organization that furnishes the musical background for our dramatic productions. It play- ed on the November 23 music program, participated in the district contest at Kent State University, and played for commencement exercises. Dr, Nathan l. Galin has been a fundamental factor in the success of the orchestra this year. He has willingly given of his time and patience to re- hearse the string section on Monday and the full orchestra on Wednesday, with Mr. O'Donnell directing it on Friday. The private and class lessons which Dr. Galin has given to the students have not only benefited them, but the orchestra as well. He directed the orchestra in its fine performance when it was featured on the March concert. Our thanks to Dr. Galin for his splendid aid and to Mr. O'Donnell for his untiring efforts. FIRST ROW: Daniel Messenger, Andy Long, Dick Komjati, Douglas Mait- land. SECOND ROW: Don Frederick, Max Rohrbough, Glenn Hendershot, Bill Davenport, Jack Anderson, Joe Andrews, Herman Garrett, Pete Bohley, Reba Shaw, Lois Cole. One of the best morale builders in the school is the Star- dusters, MtH.S.'s own swing band, as it opens a dance with its theme song Stardust . The Stardusters have not only made a name for them- selves but have advertised the school as much, it not more, than any other school organization. This group composed of thirteen students, eleven of whom are seniors, plays for most of the school activities, such as the G.A,A. banquet, class-sponsored dances, and after football and basketball games. Having played for many proms and dances at other schools, they are well-known throughout northern Ohio. The present members have played together for three years, a contributing factor to their success. We would like to take space in this article to give due honor to Mr. O'Donnell, the outstanding director of this popu- lar organization. lt is through his painstaking work and ef- fort that instrumental music in Medina has risen to the level which it now attains. He has not only cultivated a high in- terest in music from the grades through high school, but also has produced a state championship high school band and the number-one high school marching band ot northeastern Ohio. In addition he has worked with Dr. Galin to develop a fine orchestra. We wish to commend Mr. O for his outstanding work in Our school. 52 Vo COlisr jock Anderso 1 o Band, During the l948 football season, the M.H.S. march- ing band outmarched all competitive bands and was named the Number One marching band of the Southwes- tern Conference. lt was also rated high above many college bands. The unforgettable halftime shows featuring such themes as School Days and The Old Lamplighter will forever be remembered by students and fans. Add- ing to the snappy marching routines and formations were dazzling displays of fireworks and lights on the band members hats. A committee of band members, working with Director Vance O'Donnell, known to most students as Mr. O , carefully planned all the band shows. The members learned a new show each week, memor- izing all music, but the traditional block M and the playing and singing of the Alma Mater were always in- cluded. The rousing strains of Fight the Team and the exploding of a bomb could be heard each time that a Medina touchdown was scored. As an experiment, movies of most of the band shows were made by Ed Morton. This proved very successful in showing members their mistakes and aided greatly in success of the halftime shows. MAJORETTES .T... Mqrv virginia Edlfh Karshner Wirkner 'X r-' N Head Majorette Joi, Angle Lois Cole ere '45'and, FIRST ROW: Frances Linn, Lynne Abrams, Nancy Riegel, Mary Jacqueline Schmidt, Tommy Jones, Jim Hurd, Harold Kaufman, Lou Spencer, Eleanor Hinkel, Evelyn Freese, Sylvia Gibbs, Larry Harold Yost, Clara Fuller, Jim Bachtell, Eleanor Maple, David Schulz, Larry Selzer, Julia Lamb, Neal Anderson, Teddy Teubner, Kellogg, Don Canfield, Bob Beekman, Sally Szaniszlo, Colyn Few, Roberta Leidorf, Lily Jean Baker. Jim Longacre, Bob Pelton, Jim Goulding, Charles Schlechty. STANDING:N Y ,N Sh l',Jh H ,A SECOND ROW: Nancy Steele, Bob Mathewson, Richard Linton, Davis. orma eager amy eel em O n unter nn The Junior Band is an active group throughout the year. Composed mostly of junior high students, it was an added feature at Medina's varsity game with Rittman. Both the Junior Orchestra and the Junior Band appeared on the Junior High Music Festival program on January 20. These groups, directed by Mr. O'Donnell, are used to replace the senior band members, and give the future future musicians the experience in band work which they will need. ' 0 FlRST ROW: lla Meyers, Charles Buchanan, Mary Lou Spencer, Leidorf, Julia Lamb, Harold Yost, Clara Fuller, Harold Kaufman, Ruth Goronzy, Evelyn Freese, Larry Schulz, Nancy Steele, Lynne Eleanor Maple, Sally Szaniszlo, Colyn Few, Bob Pelton, Charles Abrams, Nancy Riegel, Mary Lou Aikman. Schlechty, Julie Palmquist, Eleanor Hinkel. SECOND ROW: Shirley Huffman, Esther Nelson, Ronnie Eaken, THIRD ROW: Gail Friedman faccompanistl, Mr. O'Donnell idirec- John Nagy, Martin Hood, Ted Teubner, Lily Jean Baker, Roberto torl, Ann Davis, Nancy Sheerlein. v 4,4 ,f xg, , ma 1- Q H uf? fig ' - 4, Q! 1 'Eg if ,Q , f f ' m51f ,Sf . ,gif fi, 'N 5, +R wh 4 rv wr' 3 Q cw 1- 'vi-Wx, ff I A uda, Lacflub FIRST ROW Wanda Canfield Nancy Lawrence Flossle Gilbert Betty Carter Pat Wilt Pat McFad den Joan Barna Joyce Anderson Kay Schwartz Fl nn Janet Hood Marlene Tillar Joyce Rosemary y Jameyson Barbara Bright Portia Griesinger Strous Nancy Ryan Sue Sprankle Grace SECOND ROW Miss Strock lDirectorJ Phyllis Keefer Edith Hood Norma Craig Dolores Scherer Joyce McConnell Joan Fenn Mary Upton Frances Spuhler Mary Schindelholz Rosemary Vereb B s Sue Fri Julie Palmquust Helen Nancy urn Morse Betsy Nichols Arzelia Taylor Beatrice Car ter Jewell Bayless Palko Nancy Shelton L THIRD ROW Dolores Rue Hamer Clara Partln Jlll Fahlman Sue Gil bert Wanda Warner Helen Zaborskis Mae Sch lechty Diana Karas Pat Denson Ann Crombie B Gilbert Winnie Williams Edith Haumesser efty J Po e Jeanette Kungli Faye Mable Pursley ean p Nettleton Hmm 5100 P tin, Dave Lucas, Bobby Palsha, Bob Norton, Roy Norris, Eddie White, Don Hendershot, David Hood, Leo Gorfido, Reba Shaw laccompanistl. SECOND ROW: Dick Komjati, Jim Ptak, Bob Beek- man, Jim Longacre, Jerry Killinger, Mike Kirkham, Larry Schulz, Lloyd Pritchard, Andy Long, Jack Anderson, Robert Hamlin, Jack Weidinger, Miss Strock ldirectorl. THlRD ROW: Elroy Morrison, Bob Hyde, Herman Garrett, David King, Max Rohrbaugh, John Dohan- yos, Jim Frantz, Wesley Abbott, Ted Hall, Chuck Masi, Harold Yost, Chester Eaken, John Gill, Don Collins, Richard Hamric. DI. - .'. FIRST ROW Joan Anderson Charlene Hood Gwen Gubbs Jean Nuchols Pat Neuenschwander Duck Komuatu Herman Garrett Joyce Anderson Kay Parush Chuck Masu Davud Kung Reba Shaw Nancy Ryan Nancy Sputzer Joan Barna Betsy Nuchols Unml The vocal department under the durectuon of Muss Mary Lou Strock consusts of fuve major duvusuons chour boys glee club gurls glee club Choralettes and Harmonaures Each of these groups practuces two to three tumes a week to guve the vocal department the fme reputatuon that ut has The futty vouce chour consustung of mem bers from the upper three grades caroled throughout the communuty and county at Chrustmas tume and appeared un both the No vember and March concerts Many of the members partucupated un the All County Chour Joyce Anderson and Kay Parush accom pany the group The gurls glee club made up of fufty fuve vouces and accompanued by Joan Barna was the featured group un the March concert Also appearung on the November Musuc Festuval son James Saunaers Jonn uonanyos non numuun Clarence Martun Jack Weudunger Duck Hamruc Ed Whute Don Hendershot Jane Abell Wunnue Wulluams Nancy Burrus THIRD ROW Flossue Gulbert Dolores Scherer Lo lata Few Joyce Auker Barbara Hess Jack Ander son Andy Long Bob Hyde Franklun Reutter Max Rohrbaugh Muke Kurkham Bud Morlock Jum Frantz Betty Gulbert Ann Crombue Margaret Freese Helen Morse the group us one of the most popular wuth the gurls The boys glee club accompanued by Reba Shaw also appeared on both concerts Carryung on the reputatuon of gurls ensem bles the Choralettes were an added attractuon at the G AA and Servuce Club football ban quets and at the Junuor Senuor Prom They also sang between the numbers on the All County Band program Eught boys blend vouces to make up the Harmonaures Orugunally a quartet the group was expanded thus year and entered the Coun ty Hugh School Quartet Festuval as two quar tets Because of the Increased unterest un vocal musuc new groups have been added to meet the demand These are the Nunth Grade Chour and the Junuor Hugh Glee Clubs I I I 1 1 1 1 1 , . I , , 3 1 1 I I I I I 'I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 a I ' 1 . . . . , . 1 ' 1 . g . , ., ' I I I l . . . ., 1 1 - 1 a I - u I - , . - . I ., . . . ' 1 . 1 1 Dave Kung Bob Hyde Max Rohrbaugh Herman Garrett D Weldmger Eddre Wh lck Komjatl Make Knrkham Jack :te Don Hendershot ,f ,J FIRST ROW Reba Shaw Gwen Glbbs Joan Barna Joyce Auker Pat Neuenschwar-der SECOND ROW Jane Abell Nancy Burns Nancy Spltz Betsy Nichols er Lolxta Few Margret Drenbelbns ' My ia A I .... . 3 l of 4 l 5 . xi l ki l 3' 1 . ',l, 3 1 K Q x x r, ,lr a l 9.2516 f 'mg 5 . s an A af :W tf'a: i'lff v A Zu WAFER? 9' G 'V JI' we MN .ir in 4:1 Sunqgxun nf zmwmws umw ix 5 Ki WWW W-481 id' 5-t ,sf ltwfx Photo by B. K. Ford Pat Neuenschwander, Queen Nancy Henniger, Chosen to reign over homecoming festivities was Nancy Henniger, with Pat Neuenschwander and Lois Miller as her attendants. Following a special assembly, during which Mr. Fenn presented Nancy with the football used in the game, was a parade around the square. Nan, Pat, and Lois rode in a blue convertible driven by student coun- cil president, Dick Komjati. Just before game time Nancy gave the football to Captain Dean Brubaker. The well-inspired team gained a 28-12 victory over Berea. Queen Nancy was crowned at the dance after the game, and she and her attendants ruled over the merry-making for the evening. Lois Miller Presents az-'Eco 1113 O :II l s Captain Dean Brubaker Flowers to Queen Nancy 34 X, -ug. is N? PM Wit Pr, ' 1 Jay Alexander, Rosemary Poor, Reba Shaw, Bob Heniken, Pat Neuenschwander, Bob Voshall. ' 11,-521110 Wham On February l2, 1949, the curtain was opened onto the stage which was transformed into Cupid's Court. Candles glowed and soft music played, lending a romantic air to the occasioni After a delightful dinner the Deuce of Hearts, Nancy Burris, president of the junior class, gave the welcome, and the Tres of Hearts, Alan Batchelder, president of the senior class, responded. The Sweethearts, the Choralettes, then sang With a Song in My Heart . After Mr. Claggett, the Jack of Hearts, and Mr. Fenn, the Ace of Hearts, had spoken, a monologue, The Waltz by Dorothy Parker, was given by Rosemary Poor, the Joker. At intermission Bob Heniken and Reba Shaw, were crowned King and Queen of Hearts, with Rosemary Poor, Jay Alexander, Pat Neuenschwander, and Bob Voshall as attendants. After the grand march Bob Cole's orchestra continued playing for the evening of dancing. ,JI1II,'.:cwLw, gm OFFICERS PresIdent LoIs MIller VIce presIdent Patsy RolIIns Treasurer Rosemary Poor Secretary Joan Fenn ChaplaIn Joan Barna FIRST ROW Bettle GIlbert Joan Bama LucIlle Drotos Rosemary Poor LoIs MIller Nancy Lawrence Flossle Gllbert SECOND ROW Mlss Allen ladvIsorJ Jean NIchols Betsy NIchols Nancy BurrIs Joyce Anderson Kay Southard Laura Lee Beall Patsy RollIns THIRD ROW Sue FrI Barbara BrIght Gwen GIbbS Joan DavIs Edath Hood Joan Fenn Charlene Hood Under the faIthful OSSISTOIWCG of MISS EdIth Allen the GIrIs Leaders Club thIs year IS tryIng to Improve Itself Not only hIgh grades but also hIgh moral standards are the crIterIa for membershIp As an aId to IHCFGOSS theIr knowledge of sports the gIrls have bought new rule books Also they have had fun together at such thIngs as a Halloween party wIener roast ushenng for football and basketball games and at theIr regular meet Ings every Thursday sIxth perIod DIAL, . 2 .yn G A A LETTER GIRLS FIRST ROW Joan Davus Joan Fenn Lous Muller Marguerute Frost Georgene Veverka Pat Neuenschwander Nancy Lawrence SECOND ROW Patsy Rolluns Nancy Burrus Joan Anderson Joyce Ander son Kay Southard Genevueve Prutchard Louuse Gordon THIRD ROW Loluta Few Barbara Campbell Barbara Brught Nancy Hen nuger Gwen Gubbs Joyce Auker Rosemary Poor Twuce each month the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon of 87 members meets wuth uts presudent Marguerute Frost The gurls try to undertake one umportant event each month and uoun together durung the month un many dufferent sports such as bowlung basketball volleyball and any other sports un whuch the members are unterested In November comes the bug football banquet sponsored by the G A A Another umportant hughlught un the annual De cember homecomung at whuch all the alumnu of G A A meet wuth the present members Durung the year the gurls also en joy several play days and a number of over nught hukes For those gurls who earn l5OO pounts a happy moment and a real honor us un store for they are entutled to wear the G A A letter whuch makes a green or whute sweater look very SFICIDPY OFFICERS Presudent Marguerute Frost Vuce presudent Joan Davus Treasurer Barbara Lunton Secretary Joyce Anderson Chaplaun Mary K Houseman Pount keeper Nancy Burrus FIRST ROW: Marilyn Meyers, Dolores Schin- SECOND ROW: Harriet Shaw, Lois West, Car- delholz, Joan Saunders, Kay Parish, Arlene rellinn Hardy, Eleanor Hinkel, Nancy Sheerlein, Winebrenner, Jo Anne Vereb, Wilma Jones. Norma Yeager. SOPHOMORE GROUP ,. Q. Q. FIRST ROW: Mary Casey, Evelyn West, Wilma Lois Snyder, Pat Ellis, LaRue Hamer Sue Frm Klee, Barbara Hess, Pat McFadden, Pat Wilt, Lillian West. SECOND ROW: Sue Gilb ert, Nancy Shelton, FRESHMAN GROUP THIRD ROW: Betsy Nichols Mary Houseman Juile Palmquist, Naomi Thomas Shirley Col Iins, Helen Morse. Ps 5' JUNIOR GROUP l FIRST ROW: Joyce Auker, Joyce Jameyson Joan Fenn, Pauline Winebrenner, Lucille Dro tos, Dolores Scherer, Mary Edith Wirkner. SECOND ROW: Nancy Burris, Sue Bennett, Hn Q. Q. Joyce Anderson, Phyllis Teubner, Jill Fahlman, Laura Lee Beall. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Keeter, Barbara Linton Kay Schwartz, Caroline Rickard, Phyllis Egge- man, Virginia Hamer, Virginia Karshner. FIRST ROW: Joan Schaulin, Joan Davis, Bettie Gilbert, Rosemary Poor, Reba Shaw, Lois Miller, Georgene Veverka, Pat Neuenschwander, Nancy Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Miss Allen ladviserl, Marguer- ite Frost, Patsy Rollins, Joan Anderson, Julia Hach, Nancy Spitzer, Paula Haske, Kay South ard, Portia Griesinger, Genevieve Pritchard. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bright, Margret Dreibel bis, Barbara Campbell, Lolita Few, Jane Abell Nancy Henniger, Gwen Gibbs, Nancy Ryan, Louise Gordon. SENIOR GROUP lub SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN FIRST ROW Sue Fr: Betsy Nichols auf man Mary Houseman Janet Barsuc Edward Kolve resd Ruchard Hamrnc Edward Whute Barbara Hess Pat McFadden Pat Walt Vlrgmla K FIRST ROW Wnnufred Gray Rebecca Young Arlene Wmebrenner Ed Tardsf Don Koehler Darry Koppes Leo Gorfldo JoAnne Vereb Wclmo Jones SECOND ROW Loss West Gnlbert Davenport D Kellogg Fred House, Bob Beek , avid mon, Carrellunn Hardy, SECOND ROW Suzanne Gllbert Zenla Bochln Leon ard Morse Wesley Sedgwick Ronald Hall James Longacre Damel Messenger Patrucua Ellas Julue Palmquust Art Gwynne Harriet Shaw THIRD ROW Mary Ann Armbruster, Norma Yeager, Marilyn Meyers, Harold Yost, Walter Andrews, Ted French, Harruet L'Amoureaux, Eleanor Hmkel, Nancy Sheerlem I ? gs ' if 'iz F ' fl i ' ' 4' . .L Q i 5 , ,Y - - f g Q . 5 V A l l ' ' f .. V - ' 1. . 5 Q . 1 '- 1 3 ' 1 I A t D X g 52.4 . 1 ff' K. au Hg . , - 2 Q 0 XXV , ,: L ' L- ,-. p - - ' , , V ' I1 - N l . - ' 1 , A! V K 1 . Q- A - f 5 ' I I U A 4 ' l I 4 lx, , , Bl! 1 I 1 ' : 1 1 ' I I I - I I I I I I I I I I , . . 3 I I I - D I 1 1 1 I I ' . . 3 l , . lui: FIRST ROW: John Dohanyos Nancy Ryan Joan Davis, Joan Schaulin, Patricia Leldorf, Bettie Gil bert, Betty Jones Reba Shaw, Lois Miller, Rose mary Poor, Georgene Veverka Pat Neuensc T'm Bennett wander ROW Robert Randall I ati Mike Klrkham SECOND Nancy Spitzer Duck Komy Auker Joy od FIRST ROW Dallas Yost Joyce Jameyson Jean Pope Joan Fenn Edith Ho Rosemary Vereb Faye Nettleton Mary Ed Warkner ce ith Doug Maitland Alan Batchelder Max Rohrbaugh Joe Andrews Jim Smith THIRD ROW Mr Insprucker Iadviseri Gwen Gibbs Barbara Bright Joan Anderson Glenn Hen dershot John Gehrlng Robert Henlken Kay South ard Genevieve Pritchard Portia Griesmger Nancy Henniger Mr Smith Iadvlserl SECOND ROW Vlrgmla Hamer Virginia Karsh ner Joyce Anderson Sue Bennett Burton House Jill Fahlman Nancy Burris Phyl man John Root Kay Schwartz Ins Keefer SENIORS JUNIORS J 4 H , f , . 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OFFICERS President Nancy Spitzer Vice president John Root Secretary Edith Hood Treasurer Tim Bennett gm may One of the important clubs of our school the Dramatics Club is stepping out this year with a larger number of mem bers than ever before The one hundred members attend two meetings per month one being social and the other a business meeting The club has a new adviser Mr Wallace Smith who is working diligently to help the club make the year l948 1949 one of the best On October 29 a well chosen cast of dramatics club members presented the play Blithe Spirit which was very appropriate for the date Among the leads in the cast were Rosemary Poor Nancy Spitzer Portia Griesmger and Jim Smith The honorary group to which dramatics club members earn membership is National Thesplans With the help of their able assistants Mr Smith Mr lnsprucker and Mrs Ainsworth they presented the play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay on March l l 1949 There are seventeen members honor a dramatics student can attain 9'latwnaLj FIRST ROW Portia Grleslnger Nancy Burris Barbara Bright Joyce Auker Joan Davis Edith Hood Joan Fenn Reba Shaw SECOND ROW Gwen Gibbs Bob Randall Alan Bat chelder Nanc S t D y pi zer :ck Komjati Max Rohr baugh Joan Anderson Rehearslng for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Q o o o o I I ' I 1 ' , I I ' l Il - ' ' ll ' I I I I ' I ' I ' - . ll I ' - - 'ffffffff --DIIQ this year. To be in this talented group is the highest rank of o o I ' ' ms SENIOR GROUP FIRST ROW: Max Rohrbaugh Bob Heniken John Dohanyos Tim Bennett Glenn Hendershot, Bob Randall, Herman Garrett Frank Brantner Ray Moucho SECOND ROW: Alan Batchelder, Dick Komjati, Doug Maitland, Ray Mantz Mike Kirkham Jim Smith, Ronnie Morse, Bob Voshall Jay Alexander Mr Salisbury ladvisorl. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR GROUP FIRST ROW Frank Reutter Noel Perkins Don Lehman, Harold Yost George Shumaker David Lucas David Friedman Ed White Don Hendershot SECOND ROW Burt Housemon Tom Miner Jim Frantz Frank Bochln Joe Nagy John Root Bob Gardner Ronnie Hall Bob Hyde THIRD ROW Leonard Morse Chuck Mast John Schmdelholz George LaBarre Jim Longacre Wesley Sedgwick Dallas Yost Bud Morlock Leroy Schnettler I' This year Hn Y has a membership of about 50 boys unde the supervision of Mr Robert Salisbury who is new this year The aim of the club as to create high standards of Chris tian character throughout the school and community Buying and planting tulip bulbs in the community park decorating the park for the Christmas season and trying out a monitor system in the high school building were just a few of the projects ot the Hi Y Two of the other activities the boys enjoyed was the hay ride which was held in the first semester of the school year and a benefit dance held for football player Frank Brantner There was also a joint Hi Y and Y Teen meeting where racial prejudices were the subject OFFICERS sident Jay Alexander Jim Smith Pre Vice president as Glenn Hendershot Secretary Tre Sergeant at Arms Joe Nagy Bob Hyde Chaplain - -X , I V' r . . . 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E N ' I E ' 5 E X j -' E E ' ,,j, Q : 2 I . g , af n u'lv.enzL ,1- FlRST ROW lda Martln Beverly Stewart Pat Wllt Pat McFadden Barbara Hess Jeannette reese Gwen Eggernan ary Casey S COND ROW Mass Jackson ladvrsorJ Shxrley Dahler Pat Ellus Zenla Bochln Nancy Shelton Connre Letterle Vlrgunua Kaufman Marne Lewls 'l'HlRD ROW Helen Morse Shxrley Colluns Sue Frm Mary Houseman Julle Palrnqutst La Rue Hamer Fern Hennlger Sue Gllbert Betsy Nlc ols lRST ROW Wulrna Jones Dolly Baczuk Joanne Vereb Arlene Wxnebrenner Rebecca Young Alma Mlllner Barbara Adams Kay Parnsh Joan otes Arlene Kennedy Dolores Schundelholz OND ROW Norma Yeager arulyn eyers Arlene Ault Lots West Joan Hoddlnott Car el ann Hardy Thelma Norrxs eldo Canheld Faye Becker Dorothy Warner Barbara Shaw THlRD ROW Harrret Shaw Eleanor Hlnlcel Nancy Sheerleln Nancy Frnch Frances Lnnn Dolores West Llnda Eastwood Beverly Pelton lla Myers Lots Webster Joan Sounders To kno-wedge of God lshxxstnan Irves and to Q e 6 Gum I'Ow In regular Tflfgtbers work fowafg T316 Junior Y Teerse pl'ejUCJlCeS fcgngs have dls elf Oll'T1 at fhelr Besndes It m'JY DroblemS qndCUS5lons on racial potluck S s business meat Qood gfoomm Dortqnt uppers and parf,e Jngs The club eng place events ,S the Y TS One of the mo tl0Ys The lILhbe 'Trung of the ijgr formal whnch stuns J Un e ackson and Mary Ig msuleadershnp of MISS M seman .5 its presldemarue JIVe Cleaner C Sfesrdenf M S Slce p'eSIdem ary K H0USemq ecretary Barbara He rv T eC'Sl-Irer Mar SS OFFICER D I Y Casey J Mfr' , . -1 'z 4' , sw , Wi. - f l X J V3 1 J I I ' I I , F I . 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' . . . x . 1 , I M . . is O ly BOCZuk SENIOR GROUP FIRST ROW Charlene Hood Rosemary Poor Pat Leldorf Lots Miller Bettie Gllbert Betty Jones Reba Shaw Lots hanafelt arjorfe Stoll Georgene Veverka Pat Neuenschwander e ena Morrrson Nancy Lawrence COND ROW Mrs Hill ladvasorl Jane Abell Genevieve Pritchard Portla Grresmger Norma rang Kay Southard Nancy pltzer Paula Haske Julia Hach Joan Anderson Pat Denson Jean Nlchols THIRD ROW Louise Gordon Marguerlte Frost Lolrta Few Barbara Campbell Pat Rollms a Ferguson Margret Dre: ebls ar ara ng t ancy ennlger Gwen Gibbs Nancy Ryan Joan Davis Joan Schaulln ROUP JUNIOR G QQ fb FIRST ROW Eleanor Hood Mary Warkner Rosemary Vereb Lucalle Drotos Jean Pope Mary Ing Janet Hood Mable Pursley Jeannette Kungl: Edith Haumesser Faye Nettleton Flossle Gilbert SECOND ROW Vlrglma Karshner Mae Schlechty Joyce Anderson Sue Bennett Jfll Fahlman ancy Burns Laura Lee eall Marv Schfndelholz Diana Karas Barbara Linton Phyllis Keeter THIRD ROW Wmnre Williams Erma Plants Vlrglnla Hamer Joyce Jameyson Joyce Au er Carolrne Rickard Kay Schwartz Pauline Wmebrenner osemary Glenke Ann Cromble Joan of Ed h H enn It ood e membershlp Treasure' lClrg have HHS year have O L HIM They The Senmltfhta-niiwnadvlser Mrs gholhe Zlelcond Gnd fourth w ab0'-If S'Xfy H095 O mon' I usual two mee I respectnve Y d dld many their d s0C'0 eas on Thursday busmess Onhe Sent boXe5 overs me the annl-ICI' FFICERS 0 Nancy La During the yea' L uxny At ChrnSfmhOS tg, They have TOI' the Comm 5 at t e 0nVen'enCe se.-v.ceS Counfy chnldren Wah h,gh school fo' C Season as Pony tforhgve meefmQS Otht Zfeofest events of fhf tried 0 Qne of L e r Y Teen h 'fe' h the Junno th all f e durlng the win I planned WIT dlces held wr th ,-,Q forma Ol predlu I rgesf QC' d e1'Il lQ5 t H, Y an Cm! me zf::.2,JOf T?5.:Qzi.qe, gr Ing C V QFOIIFIQ on wrence Preslderif Edith Hood f ka Vnce Presuden Georgene VeVegon Secretory .N-I-'Joyce Ander lub FIRST ROW John Gehrmg Bob Culp Bob Hay Susan Ben nett Julio Hach Barbara Lnnton Joan Davss Joan Fenn Phyl Ins Eggeman Alice Aarons Jack Weldanger SECOND ROW Vnrgll Foster Neal Emmons Charles Lons Newton Standen Pete Bohley Frank Bochnn Paul Kraus Bob Hyde Dave Kung Mr Demuth ladvnsorl ,sf The two chemlstry clubs are formed by the two classes of chemlstry students Through movles experiments research ond tours the members of these clubs try to further their knowledge of scuence and obtaln nnformotlon that wall prove useful In the future OFFICERS President John Gehrmg Secretary Treasurer Joan Fenn FIRST ROW Ann Crombue Josephune Aromca Mary Ellen Up ton Joyce Auker Pat Leldorf Joan Schaulln Jean Pope Nancy Burris Faye Nettleton Betty Carter SECOND ROW Glenn Hendershot John Schlndelholz George LaBarre John Root Junior Horvoth Frank Reutter Jim H01 den John Dohanyos Beverly Cruthers Mr Demuth ladvlscfl OFFICERS President John Root Vlce president Nancy Burns Sec Treas Glenn Hendershot O ? Q , ,Q lisa I I I I I - I I' ' 3 , 1 1 , , , , , , . . I I I Vice-president .... Phyllis Eggeman f A ' , W , 3 I . I . l. I - , , , , , , , - : . I ,- I I I I 4 - , , , - - J J fm, nl ' FIRST ROW Tony Duplaga Ted French Glen Carlton Steve Veres David Brlne Charles Buchanan Calvln Wllcox Davnd Hood Paul DeV0e SECOND ROW Clarence Muller Lee Burton Benny Drda John Kotala Duck Parlsh Charles Lons Max Rohrbaugh Eugene Sllea Stanley O Day Rolland Eaken Eugene Haumesser THIRD ROW Mr Duke Cadvlsori Donald Barfoot Jam Ptak Ed Kunkel Paul Kraus Kenneth Albrecht Rudolph Kouba Bull Langford Bull Schwandt Jlm Frantz Bull Wolfe FOURTH ROW Herbert Tomes Raymond Ross Davld Kung Maynard Ab bott Vurgll Foster Neal Emmons Bob Henlken Carl Bohl Bob Culp Phlllp Mast Russell Walker Eugene Pavllk OFFICERS President Charles Lons Vlce resident Max Rohrbau h Treasurer Duck Parish Reporter John Kotala The F FA IS an organrzatlon under the direction of Mr O C Duke Vocational Agriculture teacher Although membership nn thus club IS not compulsory for ag students It IS one of the most actlve groups at M H S At least one night meet ng IS held each month which may Include any outside of school actnvuty and also at least one gym nught Regular meetnngs for these young farmers fall on every other Thursday when they make plans dnscuss proposntuons and vote on practices proposed by commnttees They do almost all of thelr planning In committees each composed of one chaurman and three assustants as they belneve thus makes the chapter more actuve and lnterestang The boys go on many field trnps which gave them an opportunnty to learn new and modern methods of farming by actual contact with them Early ln the school year the F F A went to Wooster Ohuo to vusnt the Expernmental Statnon to learn more about farmung F 5 . , 3' I 4 . , . 3 X I : I I I I . , , , , - V 3 I 1 I I . . . , , , , , , , . , , , , , , . V h 3 I U I I ' , , , , , , , , - . ip . .Q Secretary ...........,...... Eugene Snlea . . . . . . , ll Il - r ' I . . . . Z . . . I - - I I I I , . I A . . . , , pg if D-J FIRST ROW: Naomi Thomas, Joan Schaulin, Louise Bohl, Fern Henniger, Helen Morse, Mary Casey, Pat McFadden, Don Hendershot, Reba Shaw, Audene Carlton, Newton Standen. SECOND ROW: Nancy Spitzer, Nancy Shelton, Jay Alexander, Dallas Yost, Ted Hall, Don Frederick, Dale Selzer, Dick Barry, Charles Masi, Leonard Morse, Frank Bochin. THIRD ROW: John Gehring, Jim Hollinger, Kay Southard, Joan Anderson, Portia Griesinger, Diana Karas, La Rue Hamer, Virginia Kaufman, Don Lehman, Gwen Gibbs, Dick Hamric, David Lucas. OFFICERS Under the able supervision of Mr. John lnsprucker, the Photo- graphy Club always trys to fulfill its promise to produce people well-trained in the photography field. At its regular meetings the club learns the fundamentals of photography and receives practi- President .,,............... John Gehring Vice-president .............. Reba Shaw Sec.-Treas. ..,............. Helen Morse Program. Chm. ...... Joan Anderson Wwfvfiflallhff fluff Organized each year for the second-year students, Spanish Club always holds great fun for its members. They generally have meetings once a month and try to do things in the Spanish way as much as possible. A small amount of dues is col- lected and planning committees are appointed to make more in- teresting. meetings possible, The club especially likes Span- ish fiestas, Spanish-speaking pen pals, and games. cal training in putting them to use. The study of such a hobby may easily prove not only a valuable but also a profitable experience for its members on their cruise through life after leaving M.H.S. Sec.-Treas. .......... James Eastwood FIRST ROW: Ann Crombie, Lois West, Norma Yeager, Jim Eastwood, John Root, George LaBarre, Josephine Aronica, Marilyn Meyers. SECOND ROW: Carrellinn Hardy, Jill Fahlman, John Doh- OFFICERS anyos, Donald Frederick, Pete Bohley, Ed Dornbirer, Burt pfesidenf -,--.---,---,,,,,,,-,, Jghn Roof Houseman, Wesley Sedgwick, Dale Selzer, Jim Huffman, Vice-president ...... George LaBarre MV- IYWSDYUCICCI' lOdViS0fi- G-dll i-and G fdo Dolores Scherer Phyllns Eggeman Mary Eduth FIRST ROW Helen Wenhart Sam or: Wlrkner Caroline Rickard Wllma Klee Jlm Huffman Josephine Dull Phyllus Nlchols SECOND ROW Duck Barry Tom Evans Jack Weadrnger Ronnie Hall Anthony Horvath Andy Long Tum Bennett Bob Hay Leroy Schnettler Herman Garrett THIRD ROW Rose Eaken Shirley Collins Shirley Dahler Margret Drelbelbls Joe Andrews R mar Glenke Mlss Vandervort ladvlsorl Nancy Ryan Gwen Glbbs ose y There have been quete a number of changes thus year nn the Medmamxte Muss as advasor Be Vandervort has taken over cause of the Increase In costs of paper and ns prmtmg the staff as publushung only one sue per month A staff of capable seamen carry on thus umportant work for the shup of M H S They are members of the hugh school journalnsm class where they receuve their tralnung an h t for newspaper work and also do t e wr: mg the monthly publncatuon of the Mednnamute STAFF Marg MEMBER 'O' G:ZtnDelLl2i'bQS Shfflej gghgvff Urn oe Andrews f rm Ben,-,en Ed I FIRST ROW: Mary Edith Wirkner, Caroline Rickard, Phyllis Eggemon, Joyce Auker, Joyce Jomeyson, Dolores Scherer, Joan Borna, Edith Hood, Joan Fenn, Pauline Winebrenner, Eleanor Hood, Lucille Drotos, Flossie Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Jock Weidinger, Tom Miner, John Root, David Ellis, Frank Bochin, Newton Standen, Joe Nagy, Robert Gardner, Robert Hyde, Robert Hay, Arzelia Taylor. THIRD ROW: Miss Hitzelberger lodviserl, Kay Schwartz, Virginia Korshner, Rosemary Gienke, Ann Crombie, Nancy Burris, Joyce Anderson, Sue Bennett, Jill Fahlman, Marlene Tillar, Lauro Lee Beall, Phyllis Keefer, Barbara Linton, Virginia Hamer. With the lifting of the anchor in September, the i949 Medinian staff was off to make an interesting yearbook. All of them, members of the Junior class, under the most invaluable assistance of Miss Hitzelberger, have at- tempted to produce an annual which is the best within their ability. From the choosing of the theme, presentation and dedication, to the carrying out of the work in the art, editing, photography, advertising, and circulation departments, it has all offered interesting and worthwhile experi- ence to all its staff members. 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Edward Donahue-Baseball I 2 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4, Track 3 4 Ment Roll 3 HI Y 4 Margret Drelbelble-Glee Club 2 3 Choir 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 Y Teen 3 4 GAA 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Medcnnan 3 Medmamste 4 Ment Roll 3 Honor Roll I 2 Marching Band 3 lr Band I Choralettes 4 Rose Alberta Eaken-Spamsh Club 2 Medlnamlte 4 Neal Emmons-F FA 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Frances M Engelmann-Glee Club 2 3 Spamsh Club I 2 Y Teens 2 Ment Roll I Thomas Evans-Baseball I23 4 Medmamnte 4 Ment Roll 3 Student Councll 2 Class Vlce Pres 4 lack R Fenwlck-Akron Carfleld I 2 3 Patrlcla Ann Ferguson-Dramatlcs Club I Y Teens I 2 4 GAA I 2 3 Chemnstry Club 3 Mednman 3 Orchestra I 2 Bowlmg I Lolita Few-Glee Club I 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 Y Teens 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Bxketball I 2 3 4 Track 3 Ment Roll I Choralettes 4 Vlrgll Foster-F FA I 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Edward Frantz-john Marshall I 2 Football 4 Basketball 4 Donald E Frederlck Spamsh Club 4 Ment Roll I Orchestra 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Stardusters 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Brass Sextet 2 3 4 Brass Quartet 2 3 4 Atomlc Vnslon 4 Margaret Freese-Glee Club I 2 Chour 4 Spamsh Club 2 Y Teens I 2 GAA I 2 Ment Roll 2 Honor Roll I Band I 2 4 jr Band I 2 Prmce of Peace I 2 4 Summer School 3 Marguerite Ann Frost-Glee Club 3 Spamsh Club 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Pres Basketball I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Medlman 3 Ment Roll 3 4 Student Councll 4 Bowlmg 3 4 SWlmmlhg 4 Herman Garrett-Glee Club 4 Chour 4 Chemlst Club 3 Medln lan 3 Medmamlte 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Band I 3 4 lr Band I Stardusters I 2 3 4 Harmonalres 4 HI Y 4 Photo Club 3 Brass Latm Club 2 Iohn Gehring-Lltchfleld I 2 Spamsh Club 4 Pres Dramatlcs Club 4 Cyemlstry Club 4 Pres Ment Roll 3 Band 3 4 Trombone Quar tet Gwen Glbbe-Glee Club I 2 3 Chovr 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Drama tlcs Club234 Thesplans34 YTeensI234 GAA I234 GLC 2 3 Secy 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Medvnaan Co Edltor 3 Medmamlte 4 Edator Ment Roll I Honor Roll 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Stardusters 2 Student Council 3 4 Choralettes 3 4 Flute Quartet 2 3 Bowling I 2 4 Swummlng 4 Latm Club 2 May Queen Attendant 2 Bettle Lou Gilbert--Glee Club 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 S nlsh Club 2 Secy DramatucsCIub34 YTeens34 GAA I2 4 GLC 34 Medlman 3 Merlt Roll I Bowling I Basketball I 2 Loulse Gordon-Glee Club 3 Spamsh Club 3 Y Teens I 2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Medlnlan 3 Medonamlte 2 Portla Grleslngen-Glee Club 4 S msh Club 3 4 Dramatlcs Club I2 3 4, Thes Ians 4 Y Teens I 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Basketball II llfledlnian Ment Roll 3 Marchung Band I2 3 lr Band I ow Ing lulla Hach-Glee Club I 2 3 Choir I 2 Y Teens I 2 3 4 GAA I 4 Chemnstri Club 4 Medlnamlte 3 Ment Roll 3 Orchestra I 3 4 Band I 3 4 Brass Sextet 3 4 Latm Club 2 Swammmg 4 Paula ltaske-Y Teens I 2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Chemlstry Club 3 Ment Roll 3 Eugene C Haumesseo-FFA I 2 3 4 Football Mgr I 2 Hr Y Glenn Hendershot-C-lee Club I 2 Spamsh Club 2 Dramatucs Club 4 Chemlstry Club 4 Secy and Treas Baseball I 2 3 4 Football I 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Madlman 3 Ment Roll I Band I 2 3 4 Stardusters 3 4 Hn Y I 2 3 4 Secy and Treas Brass Quartet 3 Robert Henlken-FFA 2 3 4 Football 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 HI Y 4 Prom Kong 4 Nancy Hennlger-Glee Club 3 Spamsh Club 2 Dramatvcs Club 3 4 Y Teens I 2 Treas 3 4 GAA I2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Med :man 3 Homecomnng Queen 4 Charlene Hood-Glee Club I 2 3 Choir 4 Spamsh Club 2 Y Teens I 2 Secy 3 4 GAA I CLC 2 3 4 Medanlan 3 Ment Roll 3 Secy and Treas of Class 3 Swammlng 4 Anton Horvath-Chemlstry Club 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Medmamlte 4 Boxung I Ellsen johnson-Y Teens 4 GAA I Basketball 2 Ment Ro lescella lohnson-Spamsh Club 3 GAA I 2 Basketball I 2 Elizabeth Anne lonee-Spamsh Club 2 Dramatucs Club 4 Y Teens I 2 4 GAA I 2 Photo Club I 2 Summer School 3 Gertrude Kenskl-Cleveland South Hugh I Robert M Klrkham-Glee Club I 2 3 4 Cholr I 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Chemastry Club 3 Mednman 3 Harmon aures 4 Hn Y I 2 4 Photo Club 2 Football 3 Richard D Komlatl-Clee Club I 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Dramatucs Club 3 4 Thespnans 2 3 Pres 4 Chemnstry Club 3 Football I 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Medmlan 3 Mednnamute 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band I 2 Bus Mgr 3 4' Stardusters I 2 3 4 Student Councul I 3 4 Pres parmcinglres 4 Ha Y I 2 3 Vnce Pres 4 Clarmet Quartet 3 4 Class r s Paul R Kraus-F FA I 2 3 4, Chemsstry Club 4, Football 2 3 4, Merit Roll I, Boxing and Wrestling I Charles E Lamphear Nancy lane Lawrence-Clee Club 3 4 Y Teens I Sec 2 3 4 Pres , cAA :chap 2 3 4. 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HALDERSON R Equitable lilteefgdmilalhie Society of the United States Medina Ohio Compliments of STANDARD DRUG RICHARD P GORDON Service On All Makes Of Cars 229 E Liberty St Willard Batteries Tires and Tubes Phone 2 251 l The Oberlin School of Commerce Oberlin Ohio A two year school of Business Administra for pleasant work good income and a suc cessful career Write for information Over One Hundred Years of Service in Business Training O tion and Secretarial Training prepares you . . . . WHY ns Znegler s the Ieadnng department store In Medina? BECAUSE -our untegruty has been established through forty five years of SeI'VICe we are the home of natnonally advertused merchandise many Innes exclusively ours we offer effncnent courteous asslstance Q1 give us a whlrll THE ZIEGLER STORE INC 1' 30 Years af Friendly Service GI BBS MOTOR C0 83 S l- . - , . I o f2'::.. I, we ,,, .A VVZYI Q . ,g T THE CLASS OF 9 Congratulatlons on the successful completuon of your hugh school course job of making a luvnng may you never stop learning Good luck and Best Wnshes THE BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY 42 E SMITH RD MEDINA OHIO Whether you golon to college or turn immediately to the 3 . . , Compliments of Beck Bros. Hardware Inc. I -fre CWI Best Wishes western Auto Associate Home Made Candy and Ice Cream store We know ixafgog because we T. W. C-oulding-Owner BUCKEYE DINER Best ot Luck to the Class of '49 Glphclle 22q6U3a5e Compliments of joe Nagy BETTER DRESS SHOP Wadsworth-Medina-Orrvi Ile Compliments of THE GAS COMPANY Compliments of Rickard's Super Market The Complete Food Store The Best and Freshest of Meats Compliments of Medina Farmer's Exchange Compliments of lloyd Fisher Grocery Groceries and Meats Phone 2-7313 OUR CONGRATULATIONS to THE GRADUATES OF MEDINA HIGH And u message to UNDERGRADUATES What are your possnbllntles for a future In lndustry? They are unlnmlted If you are profxclent In your studles the most Important for Indus try being MATHEMATICS SCIENCES HISTORY Make your future plans early and stuck to them With determlnatlon you will suc ceed Permold management wnll be glad to grant an Interview an an advusory capacity E C- Fahlman President THE PERMOLD COMPANY Medmu, Oluo ENGLISH e owe pgvwecf f0 exlfen ow mf ww ea or Macaw fo If e 79 9 growfzfmling c om jk DJSQHIC, E I 869 BEE SUPPLIES CHURCH CANDLES HONEY COMB CANDLES WOOD PRODUCTS EDUCATIONAL TOYS HONEY Compliments of THE H W MADISON COMPANY W 4404! A4 'f To All Medina Grads Best Wishes from MEDINA HARDWARE CO. Compliments of BERRY 8. RITTER ALUMNAE We honor you as we like to do And congratulate with all our powersg For if there weren't graduates like you There would be no firms like ours. Compliments of SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK Medina, Ohio .Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation lrene Lackey 234 South Court Dial 244l2 for appointments I . Compliments of GENSEMER FUNERAL HOME Compliments of PRINCESS FROCK SHOP . I . A complete line of unior Misses' Next to the old Princess Theater 89 THE CAR THAT DARES T0 BE DIFFERENT LOWER O SH msn ursmf HIG NARRO OUTSIDE HER INSIDE wen QWSIDE WIDER ,NSIDE L 5 Q WIDER INSIDE B B New CYRO IVIATIC Frees You From Shxftlng GARRETT WILSON INC Compliments of ED MORTON Photographnc Supplnes at Zleglers MEDINA SUPPLY COMPANY Builders Supplies Coal and Ready Muxed Concrete and Agricultural Lime 250 E Smith Road Phone 2728I Compliments of FIElD'S BARBER SHOP 0 , 13. Come and see the car built for x 'fl ,362 X-Lf Compllments of C C Scheetz Daily Express Servlce at Frenght Rates Chippewa Lake Medina Mallet Creek Brunswlck Strongsvllle Valley Cnty Cleveland Compliments to Sensor Class of l949 The Henry Furnace Company Manufacturers of Moncrlef Furnaces and Arr Condntnonung Systems OHIO EDISON Compluments of OHIO EDISON COMPANY X L HESS Dlstruct Manager Telephone 26312 MEDI NA OHIO Medina-Clevelnnd Freight line Congratulations and Best Wishes From Eddie Paul and Employees at NIBBLE NOOK 2ll S. Court Street 26 Years- Continuous Service to The People IN MEDINA COUNTY Selling and Repairing Radios Phono-Combinations and Television Sets LOREN WIlT Phone 2593l 5l7 S. Broadway Medina, Ohio Authorized Member Philco Service B. 8. J. Sunoco Service and The Portliole Light Lunches 735 North Court Street Phone 24454 Medina Ohio Compliments ot ANDERSON DRUG STORE Compliments of KOMJ ATI B R0 S we STAND BY MEDINA HIGH Rdtllo 81 Eleclrlc Sllop Lovina Washburn l-lammerschmidt William L Hammerschmidt Nellie Hammerschmidt Miller Andrew L Hammerschmidt William W Hammerschmidt Richard Hammerschmidt Eldine Hammerschmidt Joan I-lommerschmidt HAMMERSCHMIDT 5 1873 1903 1909 1932 T933 l938 l94l T942 Phone 22091 Medina County s Florist O - O O O Sara Hammerschmidt- .......... 7 The Way to Loveliness co. LADY ANN BEAUTY SALON Willys-Jeeps-Cars-Trucks Diamond T Trucks Sales and Se ' Pal-'II Ie Cafes General Repairing a d T ' g S ' Phone 25271 Medina, Ohio Ph 27971 Best Wishes to Class of 49 THE LAND TITLE GUARANTEE an TRUST COMPANY H R KERN 5 SIO aI Compliments of . . FINCH'S HEATING AIR CONDITIONING C- . O Store Medina, Ohio Compllments of a Frlend J R Holcomb and Company General School Supplles A R Reusmg George Laurenz l5l8 St Clalr Cleveland Ohio Compliments of AMSTUTZ HATCHERY Baby Chucks and Poultry Supplies l2O W Washington Street Phone 22694 f 94 Compllments of ELM FARM DAIRY Compliments of FECKl.EY AUTO SALES 269 271 S com Compliments of Harold A Tubbs Dwnght L Tubbs Donald E Tubbs Harold L Frledt L C- Secaur Roberta McDonald john lvl Lutscb The Tubbs Insurance Agenc Publuc Square Medma Ohuo Ice Cream Cod Storage Lockers Beverages TEBBIT S INC Locker Servnce for Home Units 29 Years of Drug Servnce Dru s If Its Rexall Its Right H H Buchtell Drug Store - , Yr Inc. I In g- ' ' O . . . . 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