Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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Donald Hendershot Hen How would you like to share your locker with ' Red ' and ' Sammy ' ? Barbara Hess Hot rod What more could the male population ask for? Eugene Horkey Hork The Montgomery Clift of M. H. S. i Robert Hamlin Bob He ' s the rhythm section of our instrumental department Richard Hamric Dick” A right jolly good fellow is he Virginia Kaufman Chinny She can always take a lot of kidding, especially about her Japanese friend. 9 Caroline Keiper ' ' Shorty ' ' The tiny girl with a master ' s mind Ed Kungli Sheik Obviously one of Charles Atlas ' proteges Rudolph Kouba Rudy ' Tis better not to speak one ' s thoughts Clarence Martin Chuke ”M. H. S. ' s own Billy Eckstine — really good Charles Masi Chuckles When Irish Eyes Are Smiling j Shirley Dahler Meager Mrs. I prefer being a housewife Clarence Miller I go in for scientific farming LeRoy Morlock Heavy Sweater boy of M. H. S. giiilggii : Dolores Palko Cookie” Fite team — Fite! i Helen Morse Pretty and sweet — that ' s Helen Leonard Morse I IT II Len Blond and handsome- that ' s Len Paul Norris Al Gosh — it sure is nice to have your own car A kitten on the keys Gene is going to revolution- ize the world some day LeRoy Schnettler T-l II tag A born salesman” Janice Schroeder I IT II Jan Small, cute, and quiet” Noel Perkins Ginger Always seems to be on wheels” x . Dale Selzer Smelly” The movie projector ' s a good excuse for getting out of class” ; v • V’ James Saunders Suds There ' s a lot of good nature and muscle tucked in this fellow Herald Shaw Heraldine He helped make the ' 51 team ' the success that it was La Verne Schnettler Verne The retiring type Nancy Shelton Nan Just wink and I ' ll do the rest Wesley Sedgwick Skip That English teacher is always giving me a rough time 17 Naomi Thomas rn lommy She wields a mighty pen Lois Snyder II T ■ II Loie Loie ' s tops when it comes to sports Steve Veres Stevie I ' ll never forget my hours of toil in chem. lab. Jim Stefan Stef Stef ' s the kind of guy we like to have in our class Evelyn West Gosh, I don ' t know Stuart Stiffler Stu Stu ' s the walking dictionary! . . . ' Patricia Wilt Pat What do you mean? Helen Zaborskis Has a complete answer for everything ' I Senior Class Officers 20 1 bout the Seniors In 1947 we made our debut into high school with a lot of excitement and very much enthusiasm. We elected our class officers and under their capable leadership we sponsored a fine party for the entire high school. During this year, also, we initiated the idea of having a Freshman-Sophomore Hop. In 1948 we came to school as Sophomores. Ronnie Hall was elected presi- dent of the class. During this year we sponsored an all high dance and also attended the second annual Freshman-Sophomore Hop. Then in 1949 we came back as Juniors to begin our busiest year in high school. Caroline Keiper was elected editor of the Medinian and under her capable guidance we put out one of the best annuals ever for the senior class. Also during this year we chose our class rings, put on a big Junior Carnival, and had one of the best proms for the seniors ever attended in M.H.S. In 1950 we started the last leg of our long but not tedious journey through M.H.S. This year saw some of the fellows in our class on the championship football team. Ronnie Hagquist, a newcomer from New York, was elected our president; Leonard Morse was elected student council president; and Mary Houseman was chosen homecoming queen with Barb Hess and LaRue Hamer as her attendants. Tap Twelve ROW ONE: Wilma Klee, Susie Fri, Dolores Palko, Eddie White, Helen Morse, Caroline Keiper. ROW TWO: Helen Zaborskis, Dale Selzer, Stuart Stiffler, Dave Friedman, Noel Perkins, Pat McFadden. lileul Seniav GIRL Mary Kay Houseman Wilma Klee Caroline Keiper Mary Casey Zenia Bochin Dolores Palko Pat Wilt Susie Fri Julie Palmquist Nancy Shelton Pat Ellis Audene Carlton Janet Barsic LaRue Hamer Virginia Kaufman .... Frances Dull Ruth Gardner Jeannette Freese Helen Morse Pat McFadden Shirley Meager Barbara Hess Lois Snyder PERSONALITY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . . . .MOST INTELLIGENT. .. . . . . .MOST DEPENDABLE. . . . LEADERSHIP MOST ATHLETIC MUSIC ABILITY . . . .DRAMATIC ABILITY. . . . NICEST FIGURE BUSIEST CLEVEREST DISPOSITION BASHFUL BEST DANCER BEST LINE ....WITHOUT A CARE.... NICEST SMILE PRETTIEST EYES NICEST HAIR FASHION PLATE CUTEST DIMPLES CUT UPS HUMOR BOY , . . . Leonard Morse Stuart Stiffler Eddie White Dick Eaken Ronnie Hall Chuck Masi .Danny Messenger Dick Barry Dave Lucas Rudy Kouba Ed Kolvereid Herald Shaw LaVerne Schnettler . . .Don Hendershot Bud Morlock .... Elroy Morrison Sam Gorfido . . . .Eugene Horkey Noel Perkins . . . Ronnie Hagquist Bob Hamlin Wesley Sedgewick Ed Kungli HANY turns RME LIGHT IflOTK (sO ' JJUcur (Pattksyv , 1547 ROW ONE: Faye Becker, Mary Ann Armbruster, Linda Eastwood, Mary Aronica, Barbara Adams, Nancy Carlton, Dolly Baczuk. ROW TWO: Rolland Eaken, Harold Emerson, Wesley Abbott, Gilbert Daven- port, Lee Burton, Jim Bachtell. ROW THREE: Walt Andrews, Ronnie Curtice, George Beshire, Paul DeVoe, Charles Buchanan, Nancy Finch, Alice Fisher. ROW ONE: Nancy Lons, Stanley O ' Day, Frances Linn, Marilyn Meyers, Kay Parish, Bev Pelton, Ila Myers. ROW TWO: Wayne Nelson, Dave Phillip, Larry Schulz, Ed Kunkel, Jim Ptak, John Lamphear. ROW THREE: Joan Petrigala, Dolores Schindelholz, Gary Pope, Charles Schlechty, Bob Norton, Bob Palsha. ROW ONE: Eleanor Hinkel, Leo Gorfido, Frances Jones, Maxine Gunkleman, Arlene Kennedy, Winifred Grey, Wilma Jones. ROW TWO: Joan Hoddinott, John Hunter, David Kellogg, Bob Huddilston, Harry Hagquist, John Gill, Fred House. ROW THREE: Faye Gedeon, Bob Kozel, Paul Kaszian, David Hood, Darrel Koppes, Desmond Kulchar, Earl Haumesser. ROW ONE: Kenneth R. Smith, John Wightman, Dorothy Warner, Joann Viergutz, Arlene Winebrenner, Becky Young, Joanne Vereb. ROW TWO: Russell Walker, Ray Walter, Russell Wallace, Jack Shelton, Harold Yost, Charles Stefan, Jerry Smith. ROW THREE: Lois West, Norma Yeager, Dolores West, Kenneth C. Smith, Ed Tardif, Nancy Sheerlein, Harriett Shaw. Junior Class Officers Becky Young, student council represen tative; Bob Huddilston, secretary; Gilbert Davenport, president; Ronnie Curtice, vice-president; and Wilma Jones, treasurer. A bout the Juniors The Junior class became Freshmen in the fall of 1948. We immediately made ourselves known by taking an active part in the activities and in the sports department. We sponsored a number of very good parties for the high school. One of the best was when we helped to sponsor the Freshman-Sophomore Strut in 1950. We had a very fine Junior carnival and we put on one of the best Jr. Sr. ' s that Medina High School ever had. This year we also received our class rings and published a fine annual. ’THEY ALSO SERVE WHO ONLY STAND AND WAIT MILTON ROW ONE: Jerroldyne Armbrust, Lily Jean Baker, Glenna Cottingham, Nancy Adams, Joyce Adams, Pat Browning, Marge Britton, Richard Coe, Tommy Biegel. ROW TWO: Sally Caskey, Eileen Englund, Mary Doyle, Bill Dye, Ronnie Eaken, Ann Davis, Doris Coudret, Bea Cronk, Loretta Craig. ROW THREE: George Brantner, Don Bankey, Jack Anderson, John Barsic, Lynne Abrams, Rachel Caris, Waunita Carlton, Jim Bova. ROW ONE: Bob Mathewson, Irene Oravecz, Marian Moon, Elsie Klee, Shirley Huffman, Roberta Leidorf, Ethel Junkar. ROW TWO: Margaret Koncz, Jack Miller, Richard Hughes, David Jones, Russell Jones, Joan Mantz. ROW THREE: Dick Leggett, Dick Oravecz, Larry Janus, Esther Nelson, David Hough, Julia Lamb. ROW ONE: Martha Gordon, Gail Friedman, Pat Hathcrway, Mary Lou Ferguson, Evelyn Eldridge, Barbara Dickerman, Evelyn Freese, Stevie Ford. ROW TWO: Pat Chirdon, Martin Hood, Jim Haumesser, George Fields, Neal Fisher, Alyce Hood, Carol Fenwick. ROW THREE: Jim Harmon, Carl Hill, Sarah Gordon, Evelyn Fettler, Sheila Gibson, Joan Hanna, Lois Hamilton. ROW ONE: Sylvia Schmidt, Virginia Selepchak, Rita Diess, Barbara Spieth, Virginia Aronica, Janet Stipek, Ted Carlton. ROW TWO: Stanley Stiff ler, Bob Anger, Don Abbott, Jim Wolfe, Mickey Sailer, Jim Nameth, Paul Pease. ROW THREE: DuWayne West, Nana Wass, Shirley Van Epp, Sandra Talbott, Connie Pastor, Mary Ann Puie, Ray Anderson. Sophomore Class Officers Pat Chirdon, president; Margaret Koncz, treasurer; Neal Fisher, student council representative; David Jones, vice-president; Sylvia Schmidt, secretary. About the Sophomores We, the class of 1953, started our second term of our high school career on September 13, 1950. This makes us realize how very quickly a term can pass and we intend to enjoy every minute of our education and good times furnished for the rest of our years here a t M. H. S. After the election of officers, we settled down to become better members of this school and to co-operate with the other classes and all the activities of this past year. Children learneto creejac erefliey learneiTogoe HeyWOOD.... 1565 ROW ONE: Mary Ann Booth, Evelyn Dorsey, Grace Drda, Stuart Bell, Paul Casey, Lois Daley, Harvey Carter, Beverly Bower. ROW TWO: John Anderson, Kathryn Dougherty, Flay Blanchard, Charles Abbott, Don Brandow, Neil Anderson, Earl Beck, Jerry Booth, Gary Davis. ROW THREE: Don Dague, Richard Adams, Roger Anderson, Pat Carter, Margie D ' Amico, Mary Aikman, Carol Denton, Ivan Canfield. ROW ONE: Lawrence Kennedy, Gloria Killinger, Larry Mouche, Eleanor Maple, George Kenyon, Fred Kling, Donna Preisler, Kathy Keiper. ROW TWO: Bob Pelton, Janette Morse, Earl Nixon, James Miller, Jack Longacre, Judy Kraver, Max Kennedy. ROW THREE: Marilyn Pritchard, Maxine Martin, Berton Mantz, Dick Linton, Susie Jones, Don Myers, Virginia Jordan, Betty Marshall. ROW ONE: Ruth Flynn, Sylvia Gibbs, Louis Grosser, Shirley Flynn, Gwen Hamlin, Joann Hamlin, Miriam Frantz, Ruth Grosser. ROW TWO: Ellen Haumesser, Bob Ferguson, Barbara Hetrick, Jim Johnson, Glen Haumesser, Colyn Few, Doreen Handley, David Henniger. ROW THREE: Charlotte Fisher, Bill Golder; Bob Jones, Irvin Hoff, Theda Hell- inger, Johanna Figland, Clara Fuller, Roger Eastwood, Charles Fullerton, Richard House. ROW ONE: Wayne Roberts, Jim Viergutz, Raelene Schlechty, Una Mae Schnettler, Jean Smith, Joy Shaw, Nancy Williams, Jim Sprankle, Diane Smith. ROW TWO: Dick Vana, Fred Steidl, Bill Taggart, Darwin Smith, Ted Wolfe, Darrel Seibert, Mary Lou Spencer, Teddy Teubener, Nancy Steele. ROW THREE: Dick Shelton, Lois Schnettler, Donna Sohl, Roy Wagner, Gifford White, Larry Selzer, Sally Szaniszlo, Ronald Standen, Joe Stefan. Freshman Class Officers Sylvia Gibbs, student council representative; Darwin Smith, vice-president; Earl Beck, treasurer; Bill Golder, president; Eleanor Maple, secretary. Ahaut the Freshmen We, the class of ' 54, realize our ambition of becoming Medina High School students on September 13, 1950. Our first class meeting was held on September 15, and we elected Bill Golder president. Our members have already made their presence felt in many worthwhile activities M. H. S. offers, such as music, dramatics, and athletics. We have already made plans for our first party, the Freshman-Sophomore Hop. All of us hope to be a credit both scholastically and morally to M. H. S. 35 Dave Lucas, Co-Captain; Coach Sal isbury, Head Coach Hollinger, Coach Rudes, Ronnie Hall, Co-Captain. Friday, Sept. 15 0 — Medina at Kent Roosevelt 0 Friday, Sept. 22 0 — Amherst at Medina 31 Friday, Sept. 29 20 — Medina at Rocky River 13 Friday, Oct. 6 6 — Rittman at Medina 16 (Homecoming game) Friday, Oct. 13 6 — Medina at Fairview 0 Friday, Oct. 20 24 — Medina at Clearview 7 Thursday, Oct. 26 6 — Wellington at Medina 13 (Dad ' s Night) Friday, Nov. 3 12 — Oberlin at Medina 20 Friday, Nov. 10‘ 12 — Medina at Wadsworth 18 36 Walter Andrews Leo Gorfido Ronnie Hall The Chumps Dick Barry Dave Lucas Chuck Masi Herald Shaw Desmond Kulchar Bob Kozel 37 John Wightman Rudy Kouba 38 Ed Tardif 39 O x! SC 0 O q a - co CD CD X P x co n 0 o P 3 v -t — I 0 n 01 rh o 0 rh ° CD 0 _ x •rH m 5 O 3 p p ® y x X SC X o O p g a X CD s a o P a DC 0 a sc o co ' PC � -i 0 - O ' o O X PC X la g § o w £ 8 o % pc x u 0 0 X SC 0 PC SC o p co X Id -i— i P 0 CD (-4 O 0 0 o ' X 0 O W K X 0 PC X d V 0 o a E- X 0 P 1-1 0 O ? 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Junior High Cheerleaders Carol Hastings, Jeanne Ann Reichard, Joyce Messenger, Deanna Whitfield. Bob Kozel Yu r si iff Leonard Morse Coach Rudes Chuck Masi 42 Harold Yost Sammy Gorfido 33 — Rocky River at Medina 34 45 — Medina at Rittman 52 47 — Medina at Amherst 54 46 — Fairview at Medina 36 54 — Clearview at Medina 36 48 — Wellington at Medina 42 56 — Oberlin at Medina 43 51 — Amherst at Medina 36 44 — Medina at Rocky River 48 38 — Medina at Wadsworth 62 26 — Medina at Clearview 51 28 — Medina at Fairview 42 33 — Medina at Wellington 46 25 — Medina at Oberlin 27 34 — Medina — Tallmage 46 Stuart Stiffler Leo Gorfido 43 Walt Andrews Jim Wolfe Desmond Kulchar Stanley O ' Day Reserve Ed Tardif Bill Dye Coach Hollinger Bob Watkins, Manager Squad George Fields George Brantner Jack Shelton John Hunter 44 LaHue Hamer W eVe With You Team Stevie Ford Nancy Sheerlein Bea Cronk LaRue Hamer, Nancy Sheerlein, Stevie Ford, Bea Cronk, Dolores Palko. 45 Freshmen Mtinkydinks Medina 29 Medina 41 Medina 36 Medina 26 Medina 26 Medina 32 Medina 43 Medina 18 W ellington 16 Wellington 22 York Reserves ... .42 Liverpool Res 38 Granger-Sharon . . 25 Brunswick Res. ... 24 Granger-Sharon ..21 Liverpool Res 23 ROW ONE: Jerry Booth, Gary Davis, Richard Lint on, Ronald Standen, Bob Ferguson. ROW TWO: Joe Stefan, Coach Salisbury, Dick Vana, Roy Wagner, Darrel Seibert, Bill Golder, Roger Anderson. 7th and 3th Mtiwukydinks Medina 22 Medina 26 Medina 27 Medina 31 Medina 32 Medina 48 Medina 25 Medina 18 Wellington . . 18 Wellington . . 16 Rittman 28 York 12 Liverpool. . . .20 Brunswick ... 1 8 Rittman 20 Liverpool. . . .26 ROW ONE: Don Canfield, Gary McDonnell, Nils Englund, Dick Brown, Tommy Jones. ROW TWO: Roger Coe, Billy Devine, Coach Salisbury, Ronnie Duke, Billy Gilsdorf. 46 Drihhlettes ROW ONE: Mary Ann Puie, Norma Yeager, Dolores Palko, Zenia Bochin, Lois Snyder, Joan Petrigala, Roberta Leidorf, Bea Cronk. ROW TWO: Miss Allen, Loretta Craig, Joan Hanna, Lily Jean Baker, Elsie Klee, Evelyne Eldredge, Barbara Dickerman, Gail Friedman. The girls ' interscholastic team was again picked by Miss Allen. They made their first appearance by playing Barberton. The next game was canceled because of bad weather. Even though they had a late start they have improved steadily. M. H. S 13 M. H. S 7 M.H. S 16 Barberton 26 Wellington 21 Barberton 27 47 5 G. L. C. ROW ONE: Caroline Keiper, Gail Friedman, Bea Cronk, Wilma Klee, Dolly Baczuk, Becky Young, Frances Jones. ROW TWO: Dolores Palko, Susie Fri, Elsie Klee, Roberta Leidorf, Lily Jean Baker, Lynne Abrams. Becky Young, secretary; Susie Fri, chaplain; Caroline Keiper, president; D olores Palko, vice- president; Frances Jones, treasurer. 50 C. 1- 1. J Letter Girls Nancy Shelton, Lois Snyder, Zenia Bochin, Mary Kay Houseman, Wilma Klee, Sue Fri, Dolores Palko, Julie Palmquist, Nancy Sheerlein, Norma Yeager, Marilyn Meyers, Evelyn West, Lillian West, Arlene Winebrenner. Wilma Klee, treasurer; Nancy Shelton, vice-president; Zenia Bochin, president; Mary Kay Houseman, secretary; Dolly Baczuk, chaplain. 51 G. A. A SENIORS ROW ONE: Julie Palmquist, Susie Fri, Virginia Kaufman, Lois Snyder, Dolores Palko, Nancy Shelton, Zenia Bochin. ROW TWO: Miss Allen, Pat Wilt, Pat McFadden, Lillian West, Audene Carlton, Wilma Klee, Mary Houseman. ROW THREE: Evelyn West, Mary Casey, Jeannette Freese, Helen Morse, Pat Ellis, Barbara Hess, LaRue Hamer. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Maxine Gunkleman, Arlene Kennedy, Nancy Carlton, Arlene Winebrenner, Stevie Ford, Wilma Jones, Dolly Baczuk. ROW TWO: Norma Yeager, Connie Pastor, Mary Ann Puie, Joan Hoddinott, Marilyn Meyers, Fay Gedeon. ROW THREE: Eleanor Hinkel, Dolores Schindelholz, Joan Petrigala, Nancy Sheerlein, Linda East- wood, Nancy Finch, Loretta Craig. 52 SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Lois Hamilton, Evelyne Eldredge, Roberta Leidorf, Gail Friedman, Barbara Dickerman, Pat Browning, Nancy Adams, Evelyn Freese. ROW TWO: Esther Nelson, Ann Davis, Julia Lamb, Joan Mantz, Jerroldyne Armbrust, Margaret Koncz, Nana Wass, Rachel Caris, Joan Hanna. ROW THREE: Marian Moon, Evelyn Fettler, Lynne Abrams, Lily Jean Baker, Bea Cronk, Shirley Van Epp, Elsie Klee, Glenna Cottingham, Janet Stipek. 1l m fc. 4 £gv Sk t t jHr 1 p 2 - mtm jr P ygsam}. i Bn Jt f H Jr By FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Eleanor Maple, Mary Ann Booth, Diane Smith, Ruth Flynn, Lois Daley, Raelene Schlechty, Una Mae Schnettler, Joy Shaw, Nancy Williams. ROW TWO: Barbara Hetrick, Judy Kraver, Janette Morse, Doreen Handley, Kathryn Dougherty, Lois Schnettler, Nancy Steele, Marilyn Pritchard, Mary Lou Spencer. ROW THREE: Clara Fuller, Sally Szaniszlo, Mary Lou Aikman, Margie D ' Amico, Shirley Flynn, Pdt Carter, Carol Denton, Sylvia Gibbs, Virginia Jordan, Gloria Killinger. 53 Seniar Y- Teens SENIORS ROW ONE: Harriet L ' Amoureaux, Helen Morse, Jeannette Freese, Mary Casey, Wilma Klee, Audene Carlton, Pat McFadden, Pat Wilt. ROW TWO: Mary Houseman, Sue Fri, Pat Ellis, Nancy Shelton, Zenia Bochin, Virginia Kaufman, Miss Walsh, advisor. ROW THREE: Ila Myers, LaRue Hamer, Dolores Palko, Julie Palmquist, Barbara Hess, Dorothy Warner, Becky Young, Maxine Gunkleman. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Bev Pelton, Winifred Gray, Arlene Kennedy, Arlene Winebrenner, Nancy Carlton, Wilma Jones, Dolly Baczuk, Joanne Vereb. ROW TWO: Joan Petrigala, Joan Hoddinott, Dolores West, Dolores Schindelholz, Fay Gedeon, Nancy Lons, Mary Aronica. ROW THREE: Nancy Finch, Nancy Sheerlein, Frances Linn, Eleanor Hinkel, Harriett Shaw, Linda Eastwood, Norma Yeager, Marilyn Meyers. President. . . . Mary Houseman Vice-President. . Joan Petrigala Secretary Mary Casey Treasurer Nancy Carlton Junior Y- Teens SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Glenna Cottingham, Lois Hamilton, Evelyne Eldredge, Roberta Leidorf, Gail Friedman, Barbara Dickerman, Pat Hathaway, Joyce Adams, Marge Britton, Stevie Ford. ROW TWO: Esther Nelson, Ann Davis, Julia Lamb, Joan Mantz, Margaret Koncz, Joan Hanna, Nana Wass, Mary Doyle, Connie Pastor. ROW THREE: Sandra Talbott, Marian Moon, Lynne Abrams, Elsie Klee, Rachel Caris, Loretta Craig, Lily Jean Baker, Bea Cronk, Waunita Carlton, Martha Gordon, Janet Stipek. FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Sylvia Gibbs, Eleanor Maple, Gwen Hamlin, Mary Ann Booth, Evelyn Freese, Raelene Schlechty, Joy Shaw, Nancy Williams, Sylvia Schmidt. ROW TWO: Miss Jackson, Barbara Hetrick, Judy Kraver, Irene Oravecz, Kathryn Dougherty, Nancy Steele, Marilyn Pritchard, Mary Lou Spencer. ROW THREE: Clara Fuller, Sally Szaniszlo, Mary Lou Aikman, Margie D ' Amico, Ethel Junkar, Carol Denton, Shirley Huffman, Sheila Gibson, Virginia Jordan. President Lynne Abrams Vice-President Mary Lou Aikman Secretary Ann Davis Treasurer . . Barbara Dickerman It tut nt ttii vs Club ROW ONE: Virginia Kaufman, Susie Fri, Julie Palmquist, Mary Kay Houseman, Barbara Hess, Wilma Klee, Harriet L ' Amoureaux, Pat McFadden, Pat Wilt. ROW TWO: Mr. Insprucker, Dave Friedman, Ronnie Hall, Leonard Morse, Dick Barry, Jim Longacre, Eddie White, Dick Eaken, Leroy Schnettler, Danny Messenger, Mr. Smith. ROW THREE: Nancy Shelton, Eddie Kolvereid, Chuck Masi, Dave Lucas, Bill Mueller, Jim Saunders, Zenia Bochin, Helen Zaborskis, Pat Ellis, LaRue Hamer. ROW ONE: Marilyn Meyers, Linda Eastwood, Kay Parish, Bev Pelton, Winifred Gray, Becky Young, Arlene Winebrenner. ROW TWO: Mr. Smith, Gilbert Davenport, Harold Yost, Dave Phillip, Larry Schulz, David Kellogg, Fred House, Ronnie Curtice. ROW THREE: Joan Petrigala, Nancy Sheerlein, Eleanor Hinkel, Nancy Finch, Frances Jones, Frances Linn, Norma Yeager, Walt Andrews. 56 ROW ONE: Sylvia Gibbs, Janet Stipek, Lois Hamilton, Evelyne Eldredge, Roberta Leidorf, Gail Friedman, Barbara Dickerman, Stevie Ford, Sylvia Schmidt. ROW TWO: Ted Teubener, Connie Pastor, Jack Anderson, Esther Nelson, Ronnie Eaken, Jim Nameth, Toan Mantz, David Jones, Mary Ann Puie, Pat Chirdon. ROW THREE: Mary Doyle, Mary Lou Spencer, Clara Fuller, Marian Moon, Elsie Klee, Rachel Caris, Joan Hanna, Lynne Abrams, Lily Jean Baker, Sheila Gibson. Ronnie Curtice, treasurer; Gilbert Davenport, vice-president; Susie Fri, secretary; Eddie White, president. 57 Thespians y ]l w ' � _ wlJt-. ' f 1 jmmm It r ' Jjj ROW ONE: Ed Kolvereid, Roberta Leidorf, Harriet L ' Amoureaux, Lily Jean Baker, Julie Palmquist, Barbara Hess, Mary Kay Houseman, Susie Fri. ROW TWO: Barbara Dickerman, Gail Friedman, Lynne Abrams, Bev Pelton, Linda Eastwood, Kay Parish Frances Jones, Nancy Sheerlein. ROW THREE: Mr. Smith, Walt Andrews, Harold Yost, Ronnie Hall, Gilbert Davenport, Eddie White, Ronnie Curtice. This year the Dramatics Club, bigger and better than ever before, presented Night Must Fall on November twenty-second. The Thespians presented a fine production of Moliere ' s The Imaginary Invalid on March ninth. 58 Hi - y ROW ONE: Bob Huddilston, LeRoy Schnettler, Danny Messenger, Jim Hollinger, Ed White, Dave Lucas, Don Lehman, Noel Perkins, Ronnie Curtice. ROW TWO: Jack Shelton, Dick Eaken, Ronnie Hall, Leonard Morse, Larry Schulz, Jim Longacre, Dick Barry, Jim Frantz, Herald Shaw, Harold Yost. ROW THREE: John Hunter, Stuart Stiffler, Bud Morlock, Dave Friedman, Dale Selzer, Chuck Masi, Jim Stefan, Bill Mueller, Mr. Salisbury. ROW ONE: Stanley Stiffler, Bob Norton, Bob Palsha, David Jones, Jack Anderson, Don Bankey, Leo Gorfido, Larry Selzer, Pat Chirdon. ROW TWO: George Fields, Mickey Sailer, Wayne Nelson, Jim Haumesser, Neal Fisher, Jack Miller, Bob Pelton, Martin Hood, Jerry Smith. ROW THREE: Ed Tardif, Ray Walter, Bob Kozel, Walt Andrews, Ray Anderson, Bill Dye, Stanley O ' Day, Desmond Kulchar, Chuck Buchanan, David Hood, Roger Anderson. Ronnie Hall, chaplain; Ed White, vice-president; Dave Lucas, president; Walt An- drews, secretary and treas- urer; Don Lehman, sergeant- at-arms. Ig jg (Mill F.A.A ROW ONE: Neil Anderson, Paul DeVoe, Carl Hill, Jim Sprankle, Jim Viergutz, Ted Carlton, Clyde Rohrbaugh, Lawrence Kennedy, Larry Mouche, Billy Smith, Steve Veres. ROW TWO: Richard Hughes, Bob Huddilston, Jim Frantz, Rudy Kouba, Ed Kunkel, Jim Wolfe, Don Abbott, Jim Miller, Earl Beck, Jim Johnson, Ted Wolfe, Eugene Pavlik, Mr. Duke. ROW THREE: Dave Wilson, Rolland Eaken, Russell Walker, Clarence Miller, Ray Anderson, Robert Anger, Stanley O ' Day, Dave Hood, Roger Anderson, Charles Buchanan, Ted Teubener. Eugene Pavlik, treasurer; David Hood, vice-president; Clarence Miller, president; Ted Carlton, secretary; Stanley O ' Day, watch dog; Rudy Kouba, reporter. ii iiinn mwrn-rffTTTMMI Medittamite Staff ft If T 5 ” ll ' j Jlm jtjf E V V 1 1 irJ 1 w 1 v yu| ’ 11 j : .H i LI I i t mm ROW ONE: Caroline Keiper, Virginia Selepchak, Naomi Thomas, Mary Ann Armbruster, Jeannette Freese, Elsie Klee, Marian Moon. ROW TWO: Dolores Palko, Joan Mantz, Herald Shaw, Ray Walter, Jane Hopkins, Mr. Dague. ROW THREE: Nancy Finch, LaRue Hamer, Bob Palsha, Virginia Kaufman, Mary Casey. Caroline Keiper, assistant editor; Dolores Palko, editor; Herald Shaw, sports editor; LaRue Hamer, business editor. Howwt ecatn in g Attendant LaRue Hamer, Queen Mary Kay Houseman, Attendant Barbara Hess. On September twenty-ninth, the co-captains had the annual shoulder tapping ceremony at which time Mary Kay Houseman was chosen queen and Barbara Hess and LaRue Hamer were her attendants. The girls wished the team luck in pep meeting and were rewarded with a victory over Rittman 16-6. After the game, the queen was crowned by the student council president, then the royal court was escorted to the throne. Everyone danced in a beautifully decorated gym with autumn leaves as the main theme. 62 3 Metliniun Staff ROW ONE: David Kellogg, co-editor; Mr. Demuth, advisor; Joan Petrigala, co-editor. ROW TWO: Frances Jones, advertising manager; Gilbert Davenport, art editor; Larry Schulz, business manager, Ronnie Curtice, photography editor; Becky Young, circulation manager. ROW ONE: Frances Jones, Dolly Baczuk, Wilma Jones, Arlene Winebrenner, Becky Young, Ila Myers, Maxine Gunkleman, Faye Gedeon, Eleanor Hinkel, Don Koehler. ROW TWO: Kenneth C. Smith, Jim Bachtell, Chuck Schlechty, John Hunter, David Kellogg, Harold Yost, Wayne Nelson, Jack Shelton, Larry Schulz, Gilbert Davenport. ROW THREE: Bob Watkins, Kenneth R. Smith, Kay Parish, Joann Viergutz, Joan Petrigala, Nancy Sheerlein, Nancy Finch, Frances Linn, Bev Pelton, Ronnie Curtice, Eddie Tardif, Mr. Demuth 63 i Medinian Medina High School Medina, Ohio Attach this page to page 64 in your 1951 MEDINIAN. ROW ONE: Leo Gorfido, Sam Gorfido, Stanley O ' Day. ROW TWO: Bud Morlock, Don Hendershot, Bob Huddilston, Walter Andrews, Ed White, Desmond Kulchar, Wayne Nelson. ROW THREE. Manager Smart Earner, Ed Kungii, Jim Fiantz, Bob Kozel, Herald Shaw, Harold Tost, John Hunter, Coach Rudes. Medina 2 Medina 3 Medina 10 Medina 3 Medina 4 Medina 7 Medina 4 Medina 4 Medina 2 Medina 6 Medina 12 Rocky River 3 Wadsworth 4 Brunswick 1 Orrville 2 Wooster 2 Valley City 6 McKinley 7 Rocky River 5 Wooster 7 Wadsworth 4 Wadsworth 1 Dinmontl Cutters 2 Reserves ROW ONE: Jack Longacre, Max Kennedy, Darrel Seibert, Ronald Standen, Roy Wagner, Pat Chirdon. ROW TWO: Ray Anderson, Ted Teubner, Roger Anderson, Dick Vana, Gary Davis, Joe Stefan, Roger Eastwood. ROW THREE: Coach Salisbury, Nils Englund, George Fields, Jack Thomas, Jim Wolfe, Jerry Booth, Martin Hood, Jack Miller. Truck ROW ONE: George Brantner, Clarence Martin, Bob Watkins, Jim Bova, Don Koehler, Ken R. Smith, Manager Russell Jones. ROW TWO: David Hood, Chuck Masi, Ed Tradif, Ron Curtice, George Beshire, Dave Lucas, Walt Andrews. ROW THREE: Coach Hollinger, Ed Kungli, Elroy Morrison, Bob Huddilston, Ronnie Hall, Jack Shelton, Bob Kozel, Ray Walter, Harold Yost, John Hunter. 3 East of the Sun and West of the Moon Jr. Sr. Banquet Jim Hollinger, Zenia Bochin, Queen Mary Casey, King Ed White, Barb Hess, Ed Kungli. RMS Pinafore 4 m xj X .® w o Q“ trQ o a. CP - C J x -g W a 6 . o q oq X) ,-J w PC y x G © © w 0 ° U4 2 n X w ® h « n m pq u r{ 0 ° D E . . ® Q CWQ -5 • • o 1 ' Q) h ® M , ' i .. CPtH £ jgU ® g CO- CO pj j £ £-s s Jy£ ; ; ; w i o. ® O EO0O g O a C aSKJWKD XI a tsi - Z 0(i)O cx 73 x; H | 73 £3 o © 2 0 -J _ xl Oh Ah P [ 03 32 «$ n ' w « ' © © o hQ Ag-g 0 © H .E pq - a . .-J po N . H © A Gw® CO 0 G m O -« a° w 2 -3 P 3 g es -E © xi °2 s h 73 7 a 0 ft OUh SO w o x £ O ” X. g£g£g£g 3 g£ 5 ROW ONE: Wilma Klee, Dolores Palko, Helen Zaborskis, Susie Fri, Caroline Keiper. ROW i WO: David Friedman, Stuart Stiifler, Ed White, Herald Shaw, Noel Perkins. Tap Ten Sen iar THreetarif Richard Barry Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 2; Medinamite 2; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 4; Thespian 4; Track 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Merit Roll 1. Janet Barsic GAA 3; Y-Teens 3; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatics Club 2,3. Zenia Bqchin GAA 3,4, President 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Girls ' Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4; Student Council 4; Merit Roll 2,3. Louise Bohl Spanish Club 2. David Brine FFA 1,2. Audene Carlton GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Orchestra 3; Merit Roll 2. Mary Casey GAA 1,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 2,4, Treas- urer 3; Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3, Sec- retary Treasurer; Merit Roll 1. Richard Eaken Hi-Y 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4. 6 Patricia Ellis GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Medinamite 4; Dra- matics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian 4. James Frantz Cross Country 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4. Jeannette Freese GAA 1,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Medinamite 4; Me- dinian 3; Merit Roll 4. Suzanne Fri GAA 1,2, 3, 4; GLC 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Thespian 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Choir 4; Honor Roll 1; Merit Roll 2,3,4. David Friedman Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Medinian 3; Dra- matics Club 4; Basketball 1; Honor Roll 1; Merit Roll 2,3,4. Ruth Gardner Chemistry Club 3; Merit Roll 2,4. Sam Gorfido Spanish Club 1,2; Medinamite 2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. Ronald Hagquist Student Council 4, Vice-President; Band 4; New York 1,2,3; Merit Roll 4; Class President 4. Ronald Hall Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3,4; Medinamite 2; Medin- ian 3; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Thespian 3,4; Track 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Presi- dent 2,3; Merit Roll 1,2. LaRue Hamer GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Medinamite 4; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Orchestra 3,4; Choir 3,4; Merit Roll 1. Robert Hamlin Medinamite 3; Medinian 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Choir 2,3; Class Secretary Treas- urer 1. Richard Hamric Spanish Club 2; Medinamite 3; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 1 ,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 2,3,4. Donald Hendershot Hi-Y 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Medinamite 3; Dra- matics Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Choir 2,3. Barbara Hess GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; Chemistry Club 3; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Choralettes 4; Choir 2,3,4; Merit Roll 1,2, 3, 4. James Hollinger Hi-Y 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Merit Roll 1,4. Eugene Horkey Cross Country 2; Student Council 1; Merit Roll 4. Mary Houseman GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2,3, Secretary 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, President 2,4, Vice-President 1,3; Chem- istry Club 3; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4; Thespian 4; Student Council 1,2,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 4; Band 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Orches- tra 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Choralettes 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Class President 1, Secretary 3; Merit Roll 1. Virginia Kaufman GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Medinamite 3; Medinian 3. Caroline Keiper GLC 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, President 4 Spanish Club 3; Medinamite 4; Medinian 3; Student Council 3,4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4 . Wilma Klee GAA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; GLC 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Medinamite 2; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 2,3, 4; Basketball 4; Glee Club 3; Choir 4; Merit Roll 1,2, 3, 4. Edward Kolvereid Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,4; Thespian 4; Basketball 4; Glee Club 1,4; Class Secretary 4; Merit Roll 1. Rudolph Kouba FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Chemistry Club 3; Foot- ball 4; Merit Roll 1,2, 3, 4. n i . i rr l? LUWUiu iiunyii Hi-Y 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Chemistry Club 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3, 4. Harriet L ' Amoureaux Y-Teens 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Merit Roll 1,2, 3, 4. Beverly Langford Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 2; Hinckley 1. Donald Lehman Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Baseball 2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Merit Roll 1,3. James Longacre Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian 4; Band 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4. David Lucas Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Spanish Club 2; Chem- istry Club 3, President; Dramatics Club 4; Track 2,4; Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Student Coun- cil 2,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Choir 4. Clarence Martin Medinian 3; Cross Country 3; Football 1. Charles Masi Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Harmonaires 4; Chemistry Club 3. Joyce McConnell Spanish Club 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Merit Roll 1. 7 Patricia McFadden GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Choralettes 3,4; Stardusters 3,4; Choir 3,4; Merit Roll 1,2,3. Shirley Meager Y-Teens 1,2,3; Medinamite 2. Daniel Messenger Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Orchestra 3,4; Stardusters 2,3,4; Merit Roll 1. LeRoy Morlock Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. Elroy Morrison Football 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Choir 2,3,4; Merit Roll 1. Helen Morse GAA 1,2,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2, Secretary Treasurer 2; Medinian 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Choralettes 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Merit Roll 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Leonard E. Morse Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Medinamite 3; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Student Council 2,4, President 4; Merit Roll 1,2, 3, 4. Bill Mueller Hi-Y 4; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatics Club 3,4; T � • i n r a 4 t . , ■� ■ ' i ■� r r rooiouii z,,o, ±; mein non Phyllis Nichols Medinamite 2; Medinian 3. Paul Norris Hi-Y 1; Merit Roll 1. Dolores Palko Cleveland 1; GAA 3,4; GLC 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Medinamite 4; Medinian 3; Cheerleader 4; Basketball 4; Student Council 4; Glee Club 2,3; Choir 4; Class Secretary Treasurer 2; Merit Roll 2,3,4. Julie Palmguist GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian 4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 3. Eugene Pavlik FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Merit Roll 1,2,3. Noel Perkins Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Medinian 3; Honor Roll 1,2; Merit Roll 3,4. James Saunders Choir 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Merit Roll 1. Janice Schroeder Randsburg, California 1,2; Y-Teens 3; GAA 3. Wesley Sedgwick Hi-Y 1,2,3; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatics Club 1; Photography Club 1,2; Merit Roll 1,4. Dale Selzer Hi-Y 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3, President; Medinian 3; Photography Club 1,2; Football 4; Merit Roll 1,2, 3, 4. Herald Shaw Hi-Y 4; Medinamite 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 1,2; Merit Roll 2,3,4. Nancy Shelton GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Y-Teens 1 ,2,3,4; Soanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Choir 4. Lois Snyder GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 3,4. James Stefan Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3. Stuart Stiffler Hi-Y 4; Basketball Manager 4; Chemistry Club 3; Honor Roll 1 ,4; Merit Roll 2,3. Grace Strouse Glee Club 1. Naomi Thomas Spanish Club 2; Medinamite 4; Medinian 3; Band 1,2; Orchestra 2. Steve Veres T T— -W 1 ■ - e UA i,Z,v3,4. Evelyn West GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Merit Roll 1. Lillian West GAA 1,2, 3, 4. Edward White Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4; Chemistry Club 3, Vice-President; Medinian 3; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, President 4; Thespian 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Football 1; Student Council Treasurer 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Harmonaires 2,4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Merit Roll 3. David Wilson Hinckley 1,2; Orlando, Florida 3; FFA 3,4; Glee Club 4; Choir 4. Patricia Wilt GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2; Choralettes 4; Choir 3,4. Helen Zaborslas Chemistry Club 3, Secretary Treasurer; Dra- matics Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,3; Merit Roll 2,4. 8 ROW ONE: Bev Pelton, Danny Messenger, Sylvia Gibbs, Winifred Gray, Evelyn Freese, Clara Fuller, Kay Wyer, Pat Wilt. ROW TWO: Frances Linn, Mary Lou Aikman, Lynne Abrams, Ronnie Hagquist, Pat McFadden, Lily Jean Baker, Linda Eastwood, Roberta Leidorf, Nancy Finch, Susie Jones, Ted Teubener, Mary Lou Spencer. ROW THREE: Julie Palmquist, Nancy Williams, Joan Hanna, Eleanor Hinkel, Bob Mathewson, Joy Shaw, Nancy Halliwell, Larry Selzer, Sylvia Schmidt, Charles Buchanan, Larry Schulz, Kay Parish, Barbara Hess, Colyn Few, Jim Longacre, Larry Anderson, Neil Anderson, Flay Blanchard, Julia Lamb. Band 66 FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Eaken, Elsie Klee, Nancy Steele, Jackie Schmidt, Myron Morlock, Carol Hastings, Phyllis Shaw, George Kenyon, Gilbert Davenport, Faye Gedeon, Sally Szaniszlo, John Gill, Eleanor Maple, Don Canfield, Tommy Jones, Harold Yost, Jim Bachtell, Jimmy Hurd, David Kellogg, Toni Crum, Karen Schmidt, Jim Harmon, Robert Foskett, Ronnie Reinhardt, Gifford White, Raymond Fenn, James Goulding, Chuck Schlechty, Bob Pelton. ROW FIVE: Kathryn Dougherty, Esther Nelson, Mr. Ritter, Dick Leggett, Ed White, Wesley Abbott, Hank Grunder, Lois Schnettler, Shirley Adams, Mary Casey, Jack Longacre, Mary Kay Houseman, Arlene Winebrenner, Ann Davis. Mary Kay Houseman, secretary; Danny Messenger, president; Mary Casey, treasurer; Bob Hamlin, vice- president, not shown. Mujorettes O a G 0 £ w o o PQ C G • t-4 a 0 G 3 S 3 . T3 I- a o w x, o H 1 0 0 PP co 0 tj $ PH 0 PH 0 G G O 0 0 U G 0 a GO o u 0 Q 0 0 sS, G S G 5 ° •— ' a b a o 6S . 0 a o 0 X5 © o o W G a 0 0u| ffl „ a ° O co t-. j) 3 Ph a (-H 0 ro 0 ' CO 0 0 r u CO [Jh jq Uh s ‘OW — ® 0 -c a,tncc M m -G S-2 O . CL £ OS h £o - 0h D 0 s • G O a ® d b- a G Q j0 , s „- g K 1i «l ® o CP 0 ® 0 o o Q a, « 0 ® ,0 - 0 ® 1-1 q m n ' “ DO 0 Tl j; 0 CX P- ® ® b ®3 g-H.g § m ; - o j ® w CO r 0 ) 0 0 0 rS a X a n ® ® t-. 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U O ' a cr O ' o C B 3 O ffi kJ W 73 ROW THREE: Dave Wilson, Fred Steidl, Chuck Schlechty, Jerry Smith, Jack Longacre, Jim Bachtell, Dave Lucas, Ed White, Chuck Masi, Don Bankey, Bob Norton, Dick Leggett, Colyn Few, Jim Saunders. v : ' I ; : S 1 4 : Mill M ROW ONE: Pat Wilt, Sheila Gibson r Roberta Leidorf, Kay Parish, Beverly Pelton, Pat McFadden. ROW TWO: Frances Linn, Barb Hess, Mary Kay Houseman, Lily Jean Baker, Joan Hanna, Esther Nelson, Helen Morse. Char a lettes Harwnanaires Chuck Masi, Wesley Abbott, Larry Schulz, Ed White Senior Class W ill We, the Senior Class of 1951, will the follow- ing to the underclassmen and anyone else to whom it may concern: DICK BARRY wills his looks, talent, and ability to any younger classman with conceit enough to take them. JANET BARSIC wills her Latin Book II to any future Sophomore who has the courage to use it and Good Luck to you. ZENIA (SKIPPY) BOCHIN wills Miss Allen a case of beans to feed to her future basketball players so they can shoot the canaries. LOUISE BOHL and GRACE STROUSE will their ability to skip school and not get caught to anyone who will risk the chance. DAVE BRINE wills to any underclassman especially Neal Fisher, his ability to ride a motorcycle. MARY CASEY wills her ability of playing snare drums to Shirley Adams providing she can take it for four years as she did. FRANCES DULL wills not a thing but Chuck Abbott to any girl who takes good care of him in the future. PAT ELLIS wills her ability to not be able to get into a play until her senior year to any dramatic minded freshman. JAMES FRANTZ wills his height to Leo Gorfido. JEANNETTE FREESE wills the first seat in the second row in the senior homeroom to anyone who can stand to sit beside someone like Dick Barry for a whole year. SUSIE FRI wills her love for dramatics to Nancy Sheerlein. DAVE FRIEDMAN wills his faithful peasantry (Dick Barry) to anyone who can stand the job. RUTH GARDNER wills her well worn chair in Latin II to some up and coming Sophomore student. Since the GOR- FIDO ' S have to keep things in the family, SAM leaves his quarterback position to his brother Leo and hopes that the team gets another champion. RONNIE HAGQUIST leaves his flat clarinet to his brother Skeet. To Walt Andrews and Bob Kozel, RONNIE HALL wills the luck he had in football. BOB HAMLIN wills the ability to play bass drum and all the fun he had in band to anyone willing to work for it. DICK HAMRIC wills his art ability to Gil Davenport if he thinks he needs it. BARBARA HESS wills her deepest love for Jerry Lester to Mr. Rudes. JIM HOLLINGER wills the fender that isn ' t there, to any daring Junior with money enough to add a car to it. MARY HOUSEMAN wills the honor of homecoming queen to some lucky Junior girl. VIRGINIA KAUFMAN wills the thrill of being a senior to her sister Marion who still has a long way to go. CAROLINE KEIPER wills her adora- tion of Mr. Rudes to Lynne Abrams. WILMA KLEE wills the advantages of being a Senior to her sister, Elsie, who still has a year of struggle before she can enjoy school. ED KOLVEREID wills his beat up civics book and third seat in the last row to any unfortunate person who has to struggle through civics for a semester. RUDY KOUBA wills his F. F. A. reporter ' s job to any- one who wants it. ED KUNGLI hereby turns over his magnificent, wonderful, outstanding, two fisted, handsome, well built, heroic, un- matchable, unconceited, sheikly, ultra-modem, Pulitzer winner, academy award winner, viva- cious physique to anyone who could possibly call him a liar. HARRIET L ' AMOUREAUX wills her ability to look interested in class while her mind is wandering to anyone who wants it. BEV LANGFORD wills her artistic ability to any underclassman who is lucky enough to get in art class. DON LEHMAN leaves physics class to any unsuspecting Junior. JIM LONGACRE wills his first chair baritone to Colyn Few. JOYCE McCONNELL wills her wish bone to anyone who can make use of it. PAT Mc- FADDEN wills her first chair in band and Star- dusters. DANNY MESSENGER leaves to any- one who sits in his seat in the Senior homeroom next year the gum that is on the front side. BUD MORLOCK wills his ability just to get by with his grades to Don Bankey. ELROY MORRISON wills his season ' s pass in the front row seat at the Roxy to Bob Roxy Kid Kungli. HELEN MORSE wills her appreciation for music to Mr. Claggett. LEONARD MORSE wills his fouling ability to a person who can do as well or better, Bob Palsha. BILL MUELLER wills his ability to get the most out of the least amount of school work to whoever wants it. PHYLLIS NICHOLS would like to will Dolores Schindelholz her seat in typing room with the hope that she will be able to type every ten minutes time writing with not more than five errors. DOLORES PALKO wishes the best of luck to any person going through four full years of high school and to have as much fun as she has had. JULIE PALM- QUIST wills her package of Aspergum to Mr. Ritter to be used the day after the night before in the celebration of getting rid of her. NOEL PERKINS wills all the troubles he had with his car to anyone who has the money to pay for them. DALE SELZER wills his trig, book to the next sucker who takes trig. HEROLD SHAW wills his place kicking ability to Bob Kozel, next year ' s co-captain. NANCY SHELTON wills to Evelyne Eldredge the ability to get off her feet and jump while playing basketball. LOIS SNYDER leaves her enthusiasm and interest for bowling and basketball to any girl who needs it. JIM STEFAN wills his out of date civics book to anyone who keeps up with world affairs. STUART STIFFLER wills his aptitude in mathe- matics to anyone unfortunate enough to accept it. NAOMI THOMAS wills her position as typist on the Medinamite staff to anyone who in the future years, is going to take journalism. STEVE VERES wills his boots to anyone who sees fit to use them. LILLIAN WEST doesn ' t want to part with anything only she wishes the best of luck to any girl who is going to take two years of shorthand. EVELYN WEST wills her bookkeep- ing and all of the fun that she has in G. A. A. to any of the freshman girls. ED WHITE hereby wills his hom to Bucky Walter. HELEN ZABOR- SKIS wills her love of singing to some freshman and her love for baseball to Becky Young. 75 ItiMM ' il of Education Henry Laribee Boyd Davenport Harold Waite Earl Gibbs Frederick Fri Clayton Oberholtzer ROW ONE: Zenia Bochin, Clarence Miller, Ed White, Ronnie Hagquist, Leonard Morse, Dave Lucas, Ronnie Hall, Caroline Keiper. , ROW TWO: Mary Kay Houseman, Dolores Palko, Becky Young, Joan Petrigala, David Kellogg, Gilbert Davenport, Lynne Abrams, Sylvia Gibbs, Neal Fisher, Pat Chirdon, Bill Golder. Student Council 76 The Big Three John H. Insprucker B.A., Oberlin College M.A., Toledo University Algebra, Geometry Assistant in Dramatics Attendance, School Treasurer Sidney M. Fenn, Superintendent B.S. in Agriculture, M.A., Ohio State University Howard E. Claggett, Principal B.S., Denison University M.A., Ohio State University Bookkeeping, Physics Fac ulty Manager of Athletics Faculty James Hollinger B.S. in Education Miami University- Industrial Arts, Physical Education Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Orland C. Duke B.S. in Agriculture Ohio State University Agriculture, Farm Mechanics F. F. A. Lena Brown Ainsworth B.S. in Education Ohio University Art Herbert M. Demuth B.S. and B.S. in Education Capital University M.S. in Science Education Western Reserve Chemistry, Driving, Science Medinian Edith B. Allen B.S., Ohio State University Health, Physical Education Driving G.A.A., G. L. C. Marie Jackson B.S. in Education Muskingum College Jr. Business Training Jr. Y-Teens Bookkeeping George Gifford B.S. in Education, Kent State University General Science SMw Florence Gerspacher B.A., Capital University Spanish ;; ' ■ Nellie Clift B.A., College of Wooster M.A., Iowa State University English Robert Dague A.B., Baldwin-Wallace English, Journalism Medinamite Lynn Dunckel Kent State University Arithmetic, Spelling Arthur W. Eisenmann B.S. in Education, Kent State University Woodwork General Elec. Eugene Haas B.S. in Education, Ohio State University Algebra, Arithmetic Alma Holdridge A.B., Eureka College English y ' ? ' i Susan G. Kellogg B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Latin, English, French Harley E. Linn B.S. in Education, Ohio University- Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Visual Education I B Gordon Ritter .S. in Music Education, M.M. Education, Ohio University Instrumental Music Robert Rudes B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College Civics, Economics, Am. History Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Asst. Football Coach Dorothy G. Spencer A.B., Kalamazoo College American History, World History, History 8 Lucy Speck B.S., Kent State University Home Economics Librarian Alvin Eberly Custodian Robert Salisbury B.S. in Education, Ohio State University Geography Reserve Football, Baseball Jr. High Basketball Wallace Smith B.A., Bald win-Wad ace G Ciller© English, Speech, Dramatics Dramatics Club Sally Westhafer B.A., Muskingum College Typing, Shorthand Mary Lou Strock B.A., B.S.M., College of Wooster Oberlin Conservatory Vocal Music Nancy ry to Superintendent Alice Walsh A.B., Ohio University Eighth Grade Sr. Y-Teen I it tographs Compliments of Dwight Tubbs • Donald Tubbs Harold Friedt • John Lutsch Harold Rogers • Andy Dudas TUBBS AGENCY 232 N. Court St. Medina, Ohio ICE CREAM BEVERAGES COLD STORAGE LOCKERS TEBBIT’S INC. BEST WISHES WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE T. W. Goulding — Owner WEST ERN AUTO i CCftn rr m OWNED Locker Service for Home Units Ed Kungli: Do you serve fish here?” Cookie: Certainly, we serve everyone.” LUBIN ' S FRUIT AND PRODUCE R. Hall (in Chemistry Lab): What ' s that strange odor? Susie: Fresh air. Somebody opened the win- dow.” Gift Baskets Our Specialty PUBLIC SQUARE Phone 2-9201 Ed White: What grade did you get on your final exam?” Barb: I believe that grades are very personal, and should not be revealed to anyone under any circumstances.” Ed: Too bad. I failed too.” Leonard: But, I don ' t think I deserve quite a zero on this paper.” Mr. Smith: Neither do I, but it ' s the lowest mark I can give.” Compliments of NICODEMUS CLEANERS We specialize in quality cleaning 84 MEDINA SUPPLY COMPANY Builders’ supplies Ready mixed concrete Agricultural Lime 250 E. Smith Road Phone 2-7281 M. H. S. — We ' re with you — All the way! Oldsmobile Chevrolet 32 years of friendly service GIBBS MOTOR CO. In Medina it ' s ABRAM ' S red goose shoes • clothing and shoes MANHATTAN SHIRTS McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR . STETSON HATS BOSTONIAN SHOES 85 OHIO ENGINEERING CO. Compliments of HAIGHT ' S RECREATION A. R. REUSING GEORGE LAURENZ Congratulations to the Class of 1951 HOUSE ' S FLOWER SHOP 234 N. Broadway Phone 2-2594 Medina BUCKEYE DINER on the square PHONE 2-2633 JOE NAGY Compliments of STANDARD DRUG Compliments of ED MORTON Photographic Supplies at Zieglers 86 THE PERMOLD COMPANY Our Congratulations To The Graduates Of 1951 And To The Under Graduates Our Sincere Wishes For Your Successful Completion Of Your High School Career. E. G. Fahlman President MEDINA. OHIO 87 Compliments of Compliments of GENSEMER FUNERAL HOME BECK BROS. HARDWARE INC. Compliments Good Luck To The Class of 1951 of MORTON LUTZ ANDERSON DRUG Men ' s Shop STORE For clothes becoming to you, You should be coming to us. COMPLIMENTS OF ELM FARM DAIRY 88 Congratulations — May you who graduate Meet with success And those who follow You do as well .... — Brownie MEDINA ' S JIVE SHOP 218 South Court Phone 2-4094 JOKES Mr. Rudes: You ' re the laziest boy we ' ve ever had. Aren ' t you quick at anything? Bucky: Yes, sir. Nobody can get tired as quickly as I can. Dicko Barry: Five secrets of happiness; Money, Money, Money, Money, and Money. Kay ' s mother: Kay ' s playing again. She said she was going to arrange a little piece for her piano. Her Dad: I wish she ' d arrange a little peace for her parents. Compliments of FINCH ' S 5c-$1.00 Store The New York Life Agent in Your County is a Good Man to Know QUINTEN SEELEY 238 N. Court St. Medina, Ohio Styles out of your favorite magazines only at BETT ER DRESS SHOPS Medina, Ohio Join our graduating class club 89 Compliments of MEDINA FARMER ' S EXCHANGE Compliments of AMSTUTZ HATCHERY Baby chicks and poultry supplies 120 W. Washington Street 2-2694 Compliments To The Senior Class of 1951 THE HENRY FURNACE COMPANY Manufacturers of Moncrief Furnaces and Air-Conditioning Systems 90 Best of Luck to the Class of 1951 RICKARD ' S SUPER MARKET The Complete Food Store THE BEST AND FRESHEST OF MEATS Mr. Ritter: How many fingers have you? Bob Pelton: Ten. Mr. Ritter: Well, if four were missing, what would you have then? Bob: No music-lessons. Mr. Demuth: Every day, we breathe oxygen. What do we breathe at night, Harry? Harry: Nitrogen. Now, I want my son, Dave, to have a thorough, modem, up-to-date education, said his mother, including Latin. Yes, of course , said Mr. Claggett, though Latin is, as you know, a dead language! Well, all the better! Dave ' s going to be an undertaker. Mary Kay: Did you notice how my voice filled the hall last night?” Miss Strock: Yes, Mary Kay, in fact, I noticed several people leaving to make room for it. Mr. Rudes: Leo, where was the Declaration Of Independence signed? Leo: At the bottom, I guess. Mrs. Kellogg: Now, George, what did Caesar exclaim, when Brutis stabbed him? George: Ouch! Ed Kolvereid: I eat my peas with honey, I have done it all my life; They do taste kind of funny, But it keeps them on the knife. Ed White: As a beauty, I am a star, There are others more handsome by far; But my face — I don ' t mind it, For I am behind it. It ' s the people in front that I jar. Congratulations to the 1951 Graduating Class From SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 91 Compliments of LAWRENCE MEMORIALS Distributors 127 W. Smith Road of DUPONT AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS HASTING ' S PISTON RINGS DELCO BATTERIES 31 years of prescription service IN DRUGS— IF IT ' S REXALL IT ' S RIGHT BACHTELL DRUG STORE MEDINA AUTO PARTS Wilma: Why did they hang that picture? Dolly: Perhaps they couldn ' t find the artist. LONGACRE AND SON Little boy: Is he a good driver? Miss Allen: Well, when the road turns the same time he does, it ' s just a coincidence. 1900-1951 — Over 50 years of Selling Quality Furniture TELEVISION SETS Don ' t worry if your job is so small, And your rewards are few, Remember that the mighty oak, Was once a nut like you. Philco, Admiral or Emerson! Have a television set installed in your home! Ronnie Hagquist: If you ' ll give me your tele- phone number, I ' ll call you up sometime. Julie: It ' s in the book. Ronnie: Fine! What ' s your name? Julie: That ' s in the book, too. R. O. BOWMAN, INC. Seniors: Here ' s to the future, whatever it brings, And hoping we ' ll never swerve, From doing right and thinking right, And getting what we deserve. 92 at MEDINA THE BENNETT LUMBER CO. LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS ' SUPPLIES MEDINA WADSWORTH Don Hendershot: Do you think it ' s right to punish folks for things they haven ' t done? Miss Clift: Why, of course not. Don: Well, I didn ' t do my home-work. Mrs. Kellogg: When was Rome built? Mary Casey: At night. Mrs. Kellogg: Who told you that? Mary Casey: You did. You said, ' Rome wasn ' t built in a day ' . A hint to Freshmen: When a teacher confides to you that he appreciates your attitude in not jumping up and out at the peal of the bell, by all means never blurt out that it takes you a minute or so to get awake. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from EDDIE PAUL and EMPLOYEES at NIBBLE NOOK 211 S. Court Street 93 OHIO EDISON COMPANY Compliments of X. L. Hess — District Manager Phone 2-6312 Medina, Ohio Through the years we have come to be known as a reliable firm — We sell nationally advertised, nationally accepted merchandise. We maintain fair prices. We deal honestly. You can expect the same high standards of excellence. THE ZIEGLER STORE INC. WE GIVE and REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS 94 COMPLIMENTS OF WAITE SON Balogh ' s Sunoco Service A to Z Lubrication Tires, Batteries, Accessories 735 N. Court St. Phone 2-4454 Medina, Ohio Compliments of Nu-Trend Beauty Salon 248 S. Court St. Phone 2-9782 MARGARET STAHL, Manager H. R. KERN Heating • Air Conditioning Medina, Ohio Compliments of Happy Home Fish Chip House JOHN JERRY FISH OUR SPECIALTY Steaks • Chops • Sandwiches Home Made Pies WE CATER TO PARTIES AND CLUBS Phone 2-2531 Compliments of RICHARD P. GORDON Service On All Makes of Cars 229 E. Liberty St. Willard Batteries • Tires and Tubes Phone 2-2511 95 ALUMNAE We honor you as we like to do And congratulate with all our powers For if there weren ' t graduates like you There would be no firms like ours. CLEACO ' S BEAUTE SHOPPE IRENE LACKEY 234 South Court Dial 2-4412 lor appointments To All Medina Grads Best Wishes From ROGER ' S MARKET ODE TO UPPER CLASSMEN You can tell a freshman By his silly, eager look; You can tell a sophomore ' Cause he carries one less book; You can tell a junior By his dashing air, and such. You can tell a senior But, boy, you can ' t tell him much. Mr. Rudes: What happened in 1809? Herald Shaw: Lincoln was bom? Mr. Rudes: And what happened in 1812? Herald: Why — er — ah — Lincoln was three years old? Mr. Hollinger: Every time I have a cup of tea, I get a stabbing pain in my right eye. What shall I do? Mr. Salisbury: Take the spoon out of the cup. Compliments of Mr. Claggett: Yes, I ' ll give you a job sweeping and keeping the place clean. Mr. Dague: But, I ' m a college graduate! Mr. Claggett: Oh! Well, then, you ' d better start on something simpler. MEDINA COUNTY GAZETTE Compliments of NICHOLS ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO. The County ' s Largest A FULL LINE OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 3 Miles South of Medina on Route 3 96 CLASS OF 1951 BEST WISHES AND CONTINUED SUCCESS TO EACH OF YOU RAY H. HALDERSON Representative Compliments of PELTON ' S FOOD STORE The most complete in town TRY OUR BAKED GOODS Equitable Lite Assurance Society of the FOR A LOVELIER YOU United States Visit The MEDINA, OHIO LADY ANN BEAUTY SALON Phone 2-5271 Pauline Gates THE PLYMOUTH FOR 1951 THE CRANBROOK 4-DOOR SEDAN WITH NEW SAFETY-FLOW RIDE! GARRETT-WILSON INC. DODGE . PLYMOUTH . DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS 257 S. Court St. Medina 2-9851 97 Compliments of BERRY AND RITTER Compliments of SELZER ' S FOOD MARKET GOOD FOOD HEADQUARTERS Tel. 2-5752 507 Lafayette Rd. Medina, Ohio Mrs. Westhafer: Can you operate a type- writer? Patty Wilt: Yes, madam, I use the Biblical system. Mrs. Westhafer: I never heard of it. Patty: Seek and ye shall find. Mr. Insprucker (at telephone): Zander! Zander! Z! Z! No, not C! ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ! ! ! Customer: How much are your peaches? Jim- Hollinger: Five cents apiece, lady. Customer: I ' ll have one, please. Jim: Givin ' a party? Miss Jackson: I ' ve been asked to get married lots of times. Mr. Dague: Who asked you? Miss Jackson: Mother and Father. Mrs. Gerspacher: This exam will be conducted on the honor system. Please take seats three seats apart and in alternate rows. Pa: Well, son, how are your marks? Chuck Masi: They ' re under water. Pa: What do you mean, under water? Chuck: Below ' C ' level. Compliments to The Class of 1951 from THE G. C. COLBURN INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of FIELD ' S BARBER SHOP 98 MEDINA FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS See our line of Electrical Appliances and Television 45 Public Square Phone 2-2601 Medina, Ohio Compliments of FECKLEY AUTO SALES Direct Ford Dealer Since 1929 A quartet is where all four think the other three Radio Announcer: The ten minutes silence on can ' t sing. your radio, ladies and gentlemen, was not due to a technical breakdown, but was sent Dale: Wanna fly? to you by courtesy of Blanko Noiseless Type- Mary Kay: Oo-o-ah! writers. Dale: Wait, I ' ll catch one for you. Linda: Guess my pen will have to go on Women ' s faults are many, itching. Men have only two, Bev: Why? Everything they say, Linda: I ' m out of scratch paper. And everything they do. The Old Phoenix National Bank MEDINA, OHIO One Million Dollars in Capital S urplus Bach Account Insured to £,000.00 by B.D. .C. jOita diidLecl 857 99 Compliments of THE H. W. MADISON COMPANY Compliments of LAWSON ' S Your Friendly Dairy Store Ellison Brooks 116 W. Washington St. Medina, Ohio Compliments of PRINCESS FROCK SHOP DRESSES AND ACCESSORIES TROPHIES • CLASS RINGS RUSSEL RAPP AND SON ON THE SQUARE Medina, Ohio in BILL JONES TEXACO SERVICE Marfak Lubrication • Accessories Tires • Batteries • Havoline Oil Phone 2-8831 403 S. Court YOUR TEXACO DEALER 100 t Mr. Smith: If there are any dumbbells in the room, please stand up.” There was a long pause and then Zenia stood up. Mr. Smith: What, do you consider yourself a dumbbell?” Zenia: Well, not exactly that, sir, but I do hate to see you standing by yourself. Mr. Demuth: What can you tell me about nitrates?” David Kellogg: Well - er - they ' re a lot cheaper than day rates.” Mr. Gifford: What is an octopus?” Bud Morlock: It ' s an eight-sided cat.” Mr. Claggett: Have you lived here all your life?” Miss Allen: Not yet.” Compliments of MEDINA FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION Medina, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO MISS ALLEN ON HER 25TH CONSECUTIVE PURCHASE OF THE MEDINIAN s. The Humphrey Roofing Co. Hot Air Furnaces Installed Spouting, Roofing and Siding Shingles Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone 2-5054 420 N. Jefferson TO ALL MEDINA GRADS BEST WISHES from Medina Hardware Co. Medina 101 Our Sincere Good Wishes To The 1951 GRADUATING CLASS OF MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL The A. I. Root Co. • ' a a • i, Noel Perkins: ' ' I ' ve a friend I ' d like you girls to meet. Cookie: What can he do? Mary Kay: How much has he? Caroline: What does he read? Pat Ellis: What church does he belong to? LaRue: Where is he? Ladies, to this advice give heed — In controlling men: It at first you don ' t succeed, Why, cry, cry, again. Bill Mueller: I ' ve added those figures ten times, sir. Mr. Claggett: Good boy. Bill: And here ' s the ten answers. MANY THANKS TO Compliments of Davis Photographic Studio THE Massillon, Ohio GRAY PRINTING WHO DONATED OUR o O • PHOTOGRAPHY , . _ — Medinian Staff Fostoria, Ohio 102 Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. LEROY, OHIO Chartered in 1848 103 YEARS OF SERVICE AND PROTECTION 103 MEDINA COUNTY DISTRICT LIBRARY AUUUIE177L7373 For Reference Not to be taken from this room