Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

MEDINIAN Medina, Ohio 1957 1 Sidney M. Fenn B. S. M. A. in Administration Welcome to our new senior high school. We are so proud of our million-dollar build- ing and so happy to have a student body and faculty that mean even more to us, that we simply can ' t keep them for ourselves alone. We take pleasure in presenting our students and personnel at work and at ease in the pleasant atmosphere of Medina ' s new educa- tional landmark. Superintendent ' ' Educational landmark is right. It has been a pleasure for me to personally conduct dozens of visitors through our school, and I take pride in explaining to outsiders how provident our taxpayers have been, and how fortunate we are to have a board of education that has been so visionary yet immediately practical to give us this school. Now, with the help of the MEDINIAN staff, allow me to show you around the new building. Meeting here monthly or oftener is our Board of Education whom you shall meet first. Then the MEDINIAN staff will present the faculty, students, and activities. Principal 2 Howard E. Claggett B. A. M. A. in Administration Board Of Education Maurice Patry Nelson Gayer Edwin Morse ax levies were passed and contracts awarded We know a good thing when we see at: andr we see two things: | beautiful bdilding of ovel d mil- lion cubic feet, and a conscientious board — each member ’having two feet, and standing on them. They have demonstrated convincingly that they are not only interested in beauty and comfort but also in our teachers ' 5 welfare and our educational de- mf j|1f i .jB Jr t ' � � Si- ll g: TTraf k. rrn j Y 1 rd mm . J Wk 5 %r ■ , The setting for this pictorial story of community spirit and vision was a grass- covered field of Medina. The property was purchased for an eventual high school, but was used for sev- eral years as a parking area and Little Lea- gue baseball field. In June of 1955 the work of building a new school was begun. The cooperation of planners, builders, and weather rapidly brought to reality the dream of an ad- equate, modern educational building. On November 4th open house gave our community an opportunity to see the climax of the story that started with a dream and a grass-covered field. 4 FRONT ROW — Carol Eckert, Judy Harper, Mufti McDowell, Colleen Hill, Diana Cowling, Beth Strong, Sandra Stelzer, and Jeanne Barr. SECOND ROW — Susie Twigg, Pat Thomas, Linda Taggart, Marilyn Edwards, Carol Popiel, Brinca Patton, Gloria Hartzell, Sandra Siegfried, and Herbert Demuth, faculty advisor. THIRD ROW — Gary Chirdon, Roger Linn, Dick Lantry, Dave Bolton, Dick Dirham, and Jon Figland. Like our new building, our MEDINIAN requires much planning and hard work to obtain the beautifully finished product which we have antici- pated. This year the yearbook staff had a regular class period in which to work on the Annual. However this does not mean that there was no work for the staff members after school hours. For the first time, also, the Annual staff enjoyed the privilege of having its own workshop in which to assemble its work. We are proud to introduce our faculty, other school employees, and each of our students. Now may we present .... Our Faculty EDITH ALLEN B. S. in Education Health, Driving, Family Living, Psychology ORLAND DUKE B. S. in Agriculture Agriculture HARLEY LINN B. S. in Education Mechanical Drawing, Shop Math, Wood Shop As we view the pictures of our faculty let us consider the fact that over one third of these teachers have their Masters degree, and the rest are teach- ing equally well by taking advantage of their experience. They do their jobs well: so should we! For the sake of variety we are arranging our teachers according to years of service at Medina. SUSAN KELLOGG B. A. Latin HERBERT DEMUTH B. S., B. S. in Education, M. S. in Science Education Chemistry, General Math, Medinian JOHN INSPRUCKER B. A., M. A. Algebra, Math, Guidance 6 pJL Imp i , . )i . } , .ft to, ?■ Pm : rv- v, • ,i ' . ip imgli - , ( ARTHUR EISENMANN B. A., M. A. Wood, Metal, Electric Shops LENA AINSWORTH B. S. in Education, Art Supervisor ' s Diploma Art, Ceramics MARY LOU FENN B. A., Bachelor of School Music Vocal Music, Music Literature EUGENE HAAS B. S. in Education Geometry, Physics, Attendance, Treasurer of Activities Accounts ROBERT SALISBURY B. A., M. A. Physical Education, Psychology, Athletic Director ROBERT DAGUE B. A., M. A. English, Journalism, Medinamite 7 GEORGE GIFFORD B. S. in Education, M. E. Biology RICHARD STACY B. S. in Education, M. A. Music Theory, Instrumental Music HOWARD DAILEY B. S. in Education, M. E. Economics, Civics, Health, Driving FRANK HOUSTON B. A. in Education, M. A. World History, Speech What they won ' t do! And behind the Principal ' s back! ! PAULINE TEAGARDEN B. A. Home Economics ERNEST TEAGARDEN B. A., M. A. American History MARY BODAMER B. A. Girls ' Physical Education 8 JEANNETTE HEIGES B. A. English ANGELA HERGENRADER B. A., M. A. Secretarial Practice, Shorthand Typing ROSARIO ZIEGLER B. S. Spanish Nothing left to chance: LOUISE JONES They see that we learn. B. S. in Education B. S. in Library Science Librarian JEANETTE NEPTUNE B. A. English LOSIA SCHAFER B. S. in Education Business English, Typing, Bookkeeping HAROLD SCRIVENS B. A. Civics, Football Coach 9 Qood Afternoon — Medina High School . . . As you walk through our office wing or call the school you will be cordially greeted by one of our efficient secretaries. Mrs. Leister has been Mr. Fenn ' s capable secretary for six years, but is re- signing to devote full time to the job of homemaking. We know that she will be as successful and happy in her home as she has been here. Helping Mr. Haas with his financial and student accounting is Mrs. Dayson who has been a pleasing addition to our secretarial staff this year. We hope that she enjoys her stay with us as much as we enjoy her presence. What’s Cooking ? The cafeteria staff, under the direction of Mrs. Gienke, is enjoying the modern conveniences of our scientifically designed kitchen; and the two hundred fifty regular customers give evidence of the fine quality of meals served by the ladies. COOKS: Mrs. Gienke, Mrs. Jaeot, Mrs. Rickert, Mrs. Wo Cleanliness is Next to Qodliness . . . � • — s °° r spoce y s ’e b u d eoi P oy s f . buil d ma „ 90 nd ya:i C d a o POb ' CCf f , 0 f n. 9 DENNIS BABB and ANTHONY KOVAR CHARLES JACOT 11 A School Without Students? Oh No! For the sake of art Sandi Tripp Mary Davenport The guy said . . . Leave us alone Anderson and Elsworth We can ' t win ' em all . . . and if he speaks to her again . . . 12 Now this won ' t hurt And in this corner, the winner Sure we have students at our school — 375. Ten buses transport them from outlying districts; private cars, motor bikes, and bicycles help some get here; while many are with- in walking distance. Our Board-owned buses are manned by John Hyatt, Ralph Waite, Wayne Crum, Charles Jacot, David King, Dick Gensemer, Charles Mumaw, and Albert Hood; and buses from Chatham and Lafayette are driven by Mac Whitman and Louie Farnsworth. Thanks to the character of our students, our attendance officer, Wayne Crum, has had a fairly easy job here; but a few “scoundrels manage to spoil his day occasionally. It takes all sorts of transportation and people to get us assembled and when we look around we see that there are different classes of us. Would you like to meet our seniors? We Leg it Real Service 13 ' ♦ V JONI ANDERSON Queenie 15 FRANCHOT BALLINGER Smokey PATRICIA BRADWAY Pat DAVID BOLTON Dave GENE BRICKER Bricks 16 JOAN CARLTON Joanie JANET BUCHANAN Jan ELEANOR CARTER Eleanor LINN CARTER Linn RAYMOND CARGOULD Cargs REGINA BRYENTON Jeanie 17 GARY CHIRDON Chirds WILLIAM CROCKER Bill ALVIN CLAPP Al LEONARD CHIDSEY Chids ROGER COGSWELL Cogs 18 MICHAEL COLLINS Mike GEORGE CRONK George MARIA DROTLEFF Marie 19 MARCIA ENGLERT Marcy JON FIGLAND Fig 20 GLORIA GREENE G. G. JIM HARVEY Harvs JUDITH HARPER Harps 21 I HERBERT HODGES Herbie DONOVAN HUGHES Don BETTY HINES Campbells DENNIS JOHNSON Denny CONNIE KUBIS Connie 22 JULIANNE KOPPELBERGER Koppes NANCY LANCE Nance ROBERT MAST Bob y ; 1 , ROGER LINN Tweet BARBARA McGUIRE Barbie RICHARD LANTRY Dick SAM McEWEN Sammie 23 rosalie McMillan Rosie JAMES M. NEUMEYER Neumie SHARON MILLER Sharon ROBERT A. PACHOLSKI Pooch BEN MITCHELL Ben DAVID PASTOR Dave ELAINE PREISLER Laney JUDITH RABE Judy 25 26 EDWIN SEIBERT Seib PAUL SZANISZLO Sonny ELAINE BETH STRONG Beth BEVERLY SNANIGAN Bev LOUISE SPAULDING Wee Gee KATHRYN SPRANKLE Kathy Nv EDWARD STUCZYNSKI Stu 27 JOYCE TALBOTT Joyce SANDRA TRIPP Sandy 28 BARBARA WAGNER Wag VERN WESTFALL Vern NANCY WASS Nancy LINDA WHITE Whitie KARL WEBEL Web RICHARD WOLFE Dick 29 LEAH WRIGHT Fluffo KURT YEAGER Yeggs SENIOR OFFICERS Mike Thiele Vice President Frances DuPlaga Secretary Joleen Fodor President Leonard Chidsey.. Student Council Representative Absent from picture John Alden — Treasurer The Seniors had many activities this year. One of the many projects was selling magazine subscriptions. They also sold Christmas cards, pen sets, and candy. Three very successful dinners were served to swell the treasury of the class and to give personal credit to the working members. The big event of the year was the Senior trip to New York. The excited class left Akron on Easter and arrived in New York, after a hilarious Erie train ride, ready for a week of thrills and fun. Tours were made of Chinatown, the Stock Exchange, Rockefeller Center, and the United Nations. Memories of stage shows, Cinerama, television and radio studios, movies, shopping, subways, and restaurants will remain as long as the visitors — and perhaps the New Yorkers — live. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Claggett, Mr. Dague, Mr. and Mrs. De- muth, Mrs. Ainsworth, and Mrs. Heiges. SENIOR ADVISORS Robert Dague Jeannette Heiges Herbert Demuth Biology is the life j pi Janice Allen Nancy Belak Judy Brooks Terry Chirdon Roger Burton Paul Beresford ' C -9 Roger Casto Norman Arters Hyel Bagley Bill Berberick A k Larry Blosser Morris Brown Grace Clifford Larry Adams Linton Auble Larry Blewitt Bill Bessmer Bob Caskey Bob Armbruster Myrtle Brown v v. , ll Margaret Carter 34 Roy Crump Ales D ' Amico Mary Davenport Janice Fodor Richard Frederick Pat Foley Louis Gilbert Gordon Gilmore Janet Good 35 Charleen Hasek Janice Inabinett t Janet Johnson Tom Hodges Donna Kennedy Willie Krosky Gloria Hartzell Charles Hood 36 Jim Linder Bill Lindeman Jim Luster Karl Matulin Norman Merhaut Brenda Ribelin Kenneth Miller Doris Ramsey David Rodgers Robert Sabo 37 Pete Schrier Doris Smith Mary Takacs Karen Simon Norma Snyder Barbara Standen I i Susie Twigg Dick Seamon Evelyn Smith Pat Thomas Elbert Spitzer I Judie Tripp David Smelser Scott Smith Roylee Thomas Barbara Wass Alice White Teresa Wightman ABSENT Loretha Williams Diane Wilson Ed Wolford Ed Gallatin Ann Gilsdorf Karl Norris Shirlene Page Nancy Quilten The Junior Class, under the leadership of president Butch Spitzer, spon- sored many worthwhile and profitable activities. The class ' first project was the selling of mums for the annual home- coming celebration. This project was no sooner completed than the class began selling tickets for the pancake supper held on October 26 in the school cafeteria. The operation of the Snack Bar at noontime and at home basketball games also boosted the class treasury. As a climax to a busy year the class sponsored the Junior Senior Banquet and Prom. This gala affair was held May 3 at the Woman ' s City Club in Akron. JUNIOR ADVISORS Jeanette Neptune Frank Houston Losia Schafer Angela Hergenrader JUNIOR OFFICERS Judy Dye Secretary-Treasurer Elbert Spitzer President Diane Wilson Student Council Representative Tom Holden Vice President SOPHOMORES 40 Norma Ballek Jeanne Gary Blanchard ' . ) Paul Bricker Ernest Brod Ronald Burton Roger Canfield Becky Blanchard t Joanne Bushman Walter Chidsey Elaine Christry Kathleen Clement 41 42 Brent Dudas Diane Flynn I Ted Frank Mike DuPlaga Glenn Fish Marilyn Edwards Richard Frantz Doreen Dague Ann Ellsworth Pat Frederick Deborah Dowdell Jim Englund Richard Freese Carol Dobson David Englund John Gilbert Martha Gillis Norman Goulding Jean Graff Ronald Gregoire Karl Hamrick Mary Jane Herrle Arnold Ingraham Jerald Jenny Gary Komjati Phyllis Hutchins Rodney Klingman Jerry Lash Norma Lehman Margie Lutsch 43 44 John Molnar Mary McDowell Cary Ramsey Gary Morton Nancy Moxley Rr r i Nadine Morton Robert McClain Judy Oberholtzer Marilyn Reich Ronna Ruder Richard Rudes Priscilla Scott Nancy Smith n Tubbs ( w Robert Warner , K s K ' ■ •I r.I V f ii Clatus Van Zile Marilyn Smith Becky Thomas 5 ; U Lloyd Vaughn Sharole Seeley Danny Stadnik Jerry Ulmer l M: :-s?W a ’ r cm Bob Swingle 1 George Sivard Maxine Smith Sandra Stelzer 1 � ® 1 r Robert Thomas Neal Van New Kirk Donald Wass Marianna Wassman 45 Adolf Webel tfe-; Greg Winter % ITS: W Whitney Darlene Young Raylene Young The Sophomores undergo a breaking-in period their first year with us, and don ' t engage in many class activities. It keeps them busy learning the ropes and growing up. Many of the members belong to student organizations, however. ABSENT Deanne Curtice Dolores Grumling Curtis Harvey Sandra Massie Maxine Smith SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Jeanne Kubis .. Bill Whitney .... Jerry Condren .. Bob Swingle Norma Lehman Secretary T reasurer President Student Council ..Vice President SOPHOMORE ADVISORS Ernest Teagarden Susan Kellogg Howard Dailey Harold Scrivens. 46 How do you like the tour of our new building? We ' ve met the faculty and students and have had a few glimpses of school life, but we haven ' t seen anything yet! Top-notch musical and drama- tic organizations, athletic teams, clubs, dances .... I always get carried away like this. But what are we waiting for? Let ' s move along and see for our- self. FIRST ROW — Norman Goulding, Bob Swingle, Tom Tubbs, Tom Plants, Jim Wells, Jon Figland, Bill Whitney, Brent Dudas, Jerry Lash, John Gilbert, Jerry Condren, and Bob Caskey, Manager. SECOND ROW — William Krosky, Jim Auker, Ed Stuczynski, Tom Kasel, Hye I Bagley, Ed Gallatin, Paul Szaniszlo, Jack Yost, Bob Schelkle, John Alden, Mike Collins, Terry Chirdon, Sam McEwen, Lyle Roberts, Walt Chidsey, Manager. THIRD ROW — Augie Rios— Coach, Mike Thiele, Karl Hamrick, Roylee Thomas, Bob McClain, Bob Pacholski, Jim Neumeyer, Dick Dirham, David Holt, Pete Schrier, Dick Simmons, Ken Kraus, Bob Hines, Chuck Davis, Harold Scrivens, Coach. On August 20 forty-five boys turned out for Medina ' s Varsity football team. Good weather and excellent attendance encouraged the team to keep fighting against odds; but the season was nothing to write home about. We expect to have better teams in the future due to the experience our reserve team received this season. 48 Sam McEwen Jack Yost Mike Collins Bob Swingle Bob Schelkle David Holt Ed Gallatin Jim Neumeyer John Alden Bob Pacholski Paul Szaniszlo MANAGERS Bob Caskey Willie Krosky Jim Auker Walt Chidsey 49 Homecoming A roaring bonfire at the athletic field on the eve of homecoming shed light on an army of football rooters determined to fire up such heated en- thusiasm that our squad would burn up the gridiron the next evening. Queen Joni Anderson and her attendants, Sharon Miller and Joleen Fodor, reigned in regal splendor at the game; but after the smoke of battle had cleared, it was plain that it takes more than enthusiasm and royalty to win football games. The homecoming dance that followed in the school cafeteria eased the sting of defeat, however. To the near-professional music of the Stardusters, Medina High School students of past and present enjoyed an evening of dancing, under the spell of our Queen and her court. Four pretty and athletic Varsity Cheerleaders have cheered for both the Varsity Football and the Varsity Basketball squads this year. They have given the boys plenty of support and boosted their morale tremendously. These four cheerleaders are seniors Joni Anderson and Sharon Miller, Pat Tiffner, a junior, and Joanne Bushman, a sophomore. For the first time in many years Medina also had male Varsity Cheer- leaders. The two handsome and agile men were John Alden and Charles Ptak who have done a superior job, and have been hailed by student body and team alike. The Reserve Basketball squad had five vivacious cheerleaders to boost their spirits. They are Janice Fodor, Barb Standen, Alice White, Judy Dye, and Ales Jo D ' Amico. 51 Be wary of Gary Pointed head Are you sure about that? Leah Wright, Janet Miller, Bev Wilson, Mary Ellen Takacs, Sharon Miller, Ronna Ruder, and Marlene Mathews. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wass, Betty Hines, Margaret Car- ter, Barbara Wagner, Becky Thomas, Cheryl Kirk, and Judy Dye. THIRD ROW: Martha Gillis, Bette Blakslee, Margie Lutsch, Joyce Roose, Sue Gregory, Marianna Wassman, Frances Du- Plaga, and Carol Popiel. G. A. A. OFFICERS Barbara Wagner, Sharon Miller, Leah Wright. Sharon Miller, Nancy WassCRegina Bryenton7)Linda White, Betty Hines, and Jeanette Carter. SECOND ROW — Barbara StandenTTDiane Wilson, Pat Bradway, and Eleanor Riffner. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Louise Spaulding, Carolyn Allen, and Manager Marguerite Horkey. 53 Varsity Basketball Sam McEwen, Charles Fisher, Alan Anderson, and Gary Chirdon. SECOND ROW: Gene Bricker, Mike Thiele, Jack Yost, Karl Webel, and Mr. Rios, coach. Medina had a great group of boys on its basketball team this year, al- though they didn ' t do too well. Medina won only two games of the eighteen starts they made. The team was out there trying at every game. The lack of height was the main downfall. In practice they were kept in shape by their coach Augie Rios, who was just as disappointed as the boys with the season. The team coming up next year looks good if it gets a little height. 54 Reserve Basketball FRONT ROW — Dan Stadnik, Ernie Brod, Greg Winter, Willie Krosky, Bill Whitney, Jim Wells, Jim Auker, Bob Swingle. SECOND ROW — Ben Baldwin, Norm Goulding, Ken Kraus, Roger Canfield, Jerry Condren, Larry Blewitt, Paul Bricker, Karl Hamrick, Coach Scrivens. 55 Senior Will We the class of nineteen fifty-seven being of sound mind and memory, do hereby prepare and publish at Medina, Ohio this, our last will and testa- ment. Marcia Abrams — 1 will my ability to whistle to anyone who likes to sing but can ' t. Ray Cargould — 1 will my ability to play the bass drum in marching band to Scott Smith. Carolyn Allen — 1 will to my sister Janice, the ability to find a boyfriend. Joan Carlton — 1 will my seat in bookkeeping to anyone who can polish the apple as well as 1 do. John Alden — 1 will my ability for cheerlead- ing to Eddie Gallatin. Alan Anderson — 1 will my track ability to Pete Eleanor Carter — 1 will my will to any of the future seniors who don ' t have a will to will. Schrier. Joni Anderson — 1 will my position as Home- Linn Carter — 1 will my position in Stardusters to Karen Simon. coming Queen to any deserving senior girl. Rose Bailey — 1 leave the Senior homeroom. Leonard Chidsay — 1 will my barber, Leo, and haircut to Mr. Scrivens. Smoky Ballinger — To Diane Wilson, 1 leave my special little talks with Mr. Stacy. Gary Chirdon — 1 will my position in the back- field in football to my cousin Terry. Ronald Beach — 1 will enough money to Mr. Scrivens to buy a new Beany. Alvin Clapp — 1 will my position in F.F.A. to Chuck Hood. Dave Bolton — 1 will my ability in photography to Butch Spitzer. Roger Cogswell — 1 will my forecasting to any- one who can do it. Pat Bradway — 1 will my position on the bas- ketball team to Diane Wilson. Mike Collins — 1 will my ability to stay out of trouble to Terry Chirdon. Warren Breese — 1 will my musical ability to Lloyd Vaughn. Bill Crocker — 1 will my haircut to Mr. Salis- bury. Gene Bricker — 1 will the job of F.F.A. Presi- dent to any person who gets it. George Cronk — 1 will the sixth period civics class to any junior. Regina Bryenton — 1 leave best wishes to Barb Standen in basketball. Pat Dieckman — 1 leave the senior class to next year ' s seniors. Janet Buchanan — I will to Ales D ' Amico her senior year in cheering as my foolishness cheated me out of mine. Marian Dolejs — 1 leave my troubles to anyone who wants them. Continued on page 58 . What birdy? Ohio State bound Just resting One more bite You can never tell t Well, well, well! 57 Senior Will Roger Graham — I will the secret of wavy hair and all my school books and material to any coming senior. Judy Harper — I, Judy Harper, will my driving ability to Pat Thomas. Jim Harvey — I will my ability to get into trou- ble in English class to Bob Sabo, who doesn ' t need it. Betty Hines — I will my majorette uniform to Nancy Smith in hopes that she will make majorette next year. Herb Hodges — To any driver in the Senior High, I will my ability to drive safely and stay alive. Don Hughes — I will my forty Ford to Ron Gregoire. Denny Johnson — I will my long hair to Ed Gallatin. Julianne Koppelberger — I will my Bermuda shorts and long red stockings to Dick Dir- ham. Connie Kubis — I will all the fun I had in high school to my cousin, Jean. Dick Lantry — I will my drivers license to Miss Allen. Nancy Lance — I will my ability to swing to Bob Warner in hopes that he may be able to use it next year. Jackie Doyle — I will my place at the basket- ball games to anyone who likes to have a ring-side seat. Maria Drotleff — I will the ability to look to the sunny side of the street to anyone with troubles. Frances DuPlaga — I leave all my hours of shorthand to all future shorthand students. Rosemary Edwards — I will my gym lock to anyone who can remember the combination. Marcia Englert — I will to Susie Twigg first chair in concert band. May she have lots of solos. Alice Felver — I leave my ability to never get to home room to any of next year ' s seniors. David Fenn — I will my seat in mechanical drawing to any junior who wants it. Jon Figland — To Jim Wells and Bob Swingle, I would like to will the joy of being a senior. Joleen Fodor — I will my position as senior class president to any of next year ' s seniors. Nora Frederick — I will all the good times that I ' ve had since I came to Medina, to my sister Pat. Nancy Garver — I leave my new tuba to any- one. 58 Continued on page 60 A lighter moment Dear Teacher, I do not have my report card be- cause my mother and dad went to with my report card This is how it happened: T lost my reoort cardwhen I took it home. Then! could not find it for a long time. 1y mother kept yelling at me because she thought I had bad grades, and she thought I dldn t want her to see it. Then I found it under my bed an- d showed my mother, ... so she brought me to school... and I lef- t it in the car .. . and Mom and Dad went to IHHHI with mycard. They won8t be back until fundy and then i will bring it in. I will never do this again for a longtime. . . . Egbert He touched the net Campaign visitors 1 1 m i Dear sir: Dear me! Senior Will Roger Linn — I leave nothing to no one, I ' m going to take it with me. Robert Mast — I leave my F. F. A. speaking ability to any future F. F. A. members. Sam McEwen — I will my football ability to Bob Swingle. Barbara McGuire — I give my short hand book to anyone who wants it. Rosalie McMillan — I will my ability to talk too much to Linda Kolb. Sharon Miller — I will my cheering ability to anyone who can work. Ben Mitchell — I will my position as Executive Editor of the Medinamite, to anyone who can make a better mess of it than I did. Jim Neumeyer — I will my love of talking to Marcene Ewing. Bob Pacholski — I will my ability of being a good football player to Dave Holt because he ' ll need it. Dave Pastor — I leave my motorcycle to any- one who wants it. Bob Phillip — I will my shyness to Pete Schrier. Elaine Preisler — I will my ability to drive with or without brakes to Tom Hodges. Neil Preisler — I will my seat in Family Living to anyone who likes to sit next to the door. Charles Ptak — I will my cheering ability to Terry Chirdon. Judy Rabe — I will the honor of being a senior to any junior. Eleanor Riffner — I will all my hours of short- hand practice to Sandy Siegfried and my seat in choir to Kay Whisler. Lyle Roberts — I leave the teachers to anyone who wants them. Roger Roshon — I leave my job at the A P to Larry Blewitt. Bob Schelkle — I will my mechanical drawing pencil to Mr. Linn. Toby Schlechty — I will my haircut to Charles Hood. Ed Seibert — I will my safe driving to anyone who needs it. Carole Smith — To any senior, I leave my seat in some room. Beverly Snanigan — I will five inches of my height to all the boys whom I wish were taller. Louise Spaulding — I will the same wonderful way of life that I have found in accepting the Lord, Jesus Christ into my heart and having Him as my guide each day to any- body who thinks they don ' t have to know God this personally. 60 Continued on page 62 Now, Henry VIII . . . Every man should have one Twenty minutes yet They look lonely, don ' t they? Sandpaper artists 61 Senior Will Kathy Sprankle — To Sandy Siegfried, I leave all my work in Secretarial Practice. Beth Strong — To Jani Fodor, I will my ability to read books, chew gum, and talk during choir, without getting caught. Ed Stuczynski — I will my ability to work with cows to Bob Armbruster. Rosalie Takacs — Best wishes to the seniors of 1958 . Joyce Talbott — I will my inability to think of anything to put into the class will to Ales D ' Amico. Paul Szaniszlo — To Dick Simmons and Pete Schrier I will my track wind that never was mixed with cigarette smoke. Mike Thiele — To Norm Goulding, I leave the ability to shoot jump shots, and to stay out of trouble. Sardis Titley — I will my sense of humor to Bill Maple, and my math ability to Pat Frederick. Sandi Tripp — I will to Ales D ' Amico my ability to miss school, and still have a slight chance of graduating. Paul Tucker — I will my appetite to Mrs. Gienke ' s prize gluttons. Barbara Wagner — I will my seat in Mr. Scrivens ' civics class to some poor junior. Nancy Wass — To anyone whose name starts with W , I give my seat in home room. Karl Webel — I will my position on the bas- ketball team to Charley Fisher. Vern Westfall — I will my laziness and ability to sleep in class to Brent Dudas. Linda White — To Barb Standen, I leave my hot-rodding ability. Dick Wolfe — I leave my job at the A P to anyone who wants it. Leah Wright — I will all my money to Mr. Scrivens. Kurt Yeager — I will nothing to no one. Jack Yost — I will to Jim Wells, all the fun I had on the football and basketball teams. John Ziegler — To Tom Holden, I. will my abil- ity to get along in Civics Class. 62 The band marched into the hearts of our football fans again this fall as it continued to present colorful shows of a professional level. A special honor was bestowed by Ashland College when it invited our band to perform on its campus for its homecoming game. The above picture shows the band strutting its stuff on the Ashland gridiron. Waiting for the downbeat, we see the Concert Band below, as it presented its annual winter concert — a two-night billing at the Junior High Auditorium. 63 Beverly Carter, Diane Wilson, Mr. Stacy, Leon Patry, Marcia Englert, and Karen Simon. SECOND ROW: Roger Canfield, Franchot Ballinger, Steve Demuth, Warren Breese, Jean Graff, Linn Carter, and Bob Warner. Sweet or torrid — you name it — are appropriate for the numbers this group presents for the dancing pleasure of the students here. After-game dances and several other billings in the area have kept this group pleasantly occupied throughout the school year. The Concert Orchestra, below, fills a need of both students and the public who enjoy the strings and symphonic atmosphere. These students made appearances at the spring concert and at Commencement. Choir Vocal music is enjoyed by Medino High students as it is the world around. Mrs. Fenn has no difficulty getting results from our choir, but rather has difficulty in stopping the vocalizing as the members leave her room for other classes. The choir is pictured here at their spring concert. JPRWE ■ .• . . ' m3 wEElj?- ■ — - ■ 0 m, w + 1 Doris Smith, Norma Lehman, Myrtle Brown, Sharon Miller, Joleen Fodor, Beth Strong, Linda Kolb, Nancy Garver, Janice Fodor, Sue Twigg, Linda White, Janet Good, Joan Carlton, Nancy Wass, Joni Anderson, Colleen Hill, Judy Brooks, Tina Haight and Ann Gilsdorf. SECOND ROW: Alice White, Mary Faith Searles, Sharole Seeley, Pat Frederick, Nora Freder- ick, Ray Cargould, Jack Yost, Jerry Condren, Bill Maple, Bob Phillip, Scott Smith, George Mathewson, Tommy Campbell, Jim Auker, Linn Carter, Jim Harvey, Diane Flynn, Evelyn Smith, Beverly Carter, Linda Koteles, and Marcia Englert. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Riffner, Carolyn Kemp, Rita Armbruster, Verjean Duke, Carol Popiel, Bette Blakslee, Mary Davenport, Alan Anderson, Jerry Schlechty, Sam McEwen, Mike Collins, Norm Goulding, Charles Ptak, Warren Breese, Dick Lantry, Barb Veirs, Joan Koba, Nancy Quillen, and Linda Taggart. 65 Joleen Fodor, Linda White, Susie Twigg, Ann Gilsdorf, and Karen Simon, accompanist. SECOND ROW: Sharon Miller, Nora Frederick, Marcia Englert, and Nancy Wass. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Mary Davenport and Louise Spaulding. Close harmony and precision-plus are demonstrated by these two special groups — the Girls ' Glee Club and Choralettes. These organizations were available for public appearances and enjoyed several bookings. Norma Snyder, Beverly Wilson, Thelma Haddox, Deborah Dowdell. SECOND ROW: Janet Johnson, Becky Thomas, Priscilla Scott, Martha Gillis, Sandy Stelzer, Carol Eckert. 66 Future T eachers FIRST ROW: Faculty Advisor Mrs. Kellogg, Cheryl Kirk, Di ck Lantry, Marcene Ewing, and Marcia Englert. SECOND ROW: Pat Foley, Mary Searles, Bette Blakslee, and Rita Armbruster. FIRST ROW: Leah Wright, Pearl Ramsey, Doris Ramsey, Shirley Potter, Beverly Wilson, Chris- tine Stuczynski, and Deborah Dowdell. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Hutchins, Rebecca Thomas, Martha Gillis, Nancy Belak, Dolores Math- ewson. Sue Gregory, Jackie Mathewson, Margaret Carter, and Ronna Ruder. Home Makers Farmers a 9 5 ©6 TWW }m 1 1 IfUl JsBUmM BHRk ■L 9 Don Bower, Herb Hodges, Bob Sabo, Linton Auble, Tom Tubbs, Glenn Fish, Norm Arters, Gene Bricker, Charlie Davis, Alvin Clapp, Kenny Miller, and Bob Mast. SECOND ROW: Roger Burton, Paul Bricker, John Rodgers, Neil Preisler, Jim Englund, Tom Kasel, Dave Holt, Tyke Anderson, Edward Gallatin, Bill Bessm er, Sid Dunkle, and Clatus Van Zile. THIRD ROW: 0. C. Duke, advisor, Rog Bower, Norm Goulding, Allen Szfranski, Leonard Bilek, Dennis Esterle, Lyle Roberts, Roland Burton, Francis Kunkel, Dave Englund, Dave Stallings, Dean Woodward, and Rolland Halblaub. FOURTH ROW: Larry Davis, Chuck Klein, Glenn Smith, Jerald Jenny, Chuck Hood, Tom Hodges, Gary Roberts, Ed Bower, Bob Hodges, Larry Elmerich, Chuck Selzer, Tom Emerson. 67 Student Council Leonard Chidsey, Marcia Abrams — secretary, Paul Szaniszlo — president, Joleen Fodor — vice- president, and Tom Holden. SECOND ROW: Diane Wilson, Linn Carter, Elbert Spitzer, Ben Mitchell, Jerry Condren, and Barbara Wagner. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Gene Bricker, Dick Dirham, and Bob Swingle- — treasurer. aW N 6 °° C 0 V aaO ' w CW l .. H ° 6 =.0°° o ' o° se Ad ' ° ANl ' o e ' ? a s9 ( . cO V eS t-ndH . aA 6 ,9° A e a ° A 9 d° X Ae Q -C e oN G° 68 Y ' Teens Jeanne Barr, Deanne Curtice, Kay Whisler, Cheryl John- son, Donna Kennedy, Beth Strong, Donna Chase, Joyce Talbott, Ales D ' Amico, Barbara McGuire, Marcia Abrams and Doris Smith. SECOND ROW: Shirley Potter, Cheryl Kirk, Muffi Mc- Dowell, Becky Blanchard, Nancy Smith, Joni Anderson, Ann Gilsdorf, Judy Rabe, Barbara Wass, Colleen Hill, Sandra Stelzer, Betty Hines, Norma Lehman, Sue Twigg, and Carol Eckert. THIRD ROW: Tina Haight, Myrtle Brown, Ann Ellsworth, Barbara Standen, Alice White, Mary Lou Maupin, Jeanne Kubis, Henrietta Gayer, Marilyn Edwards, Diana Cowling, Pat Foley, Carol Popiel, Linda Kolb, Joleen Fodor, Leah Wright, Janet Johnson, Sandy Siegfried, Pat Thomas, Peggy Black, Kathy Clement, Nancy Moxley, Rosalie McMillan, Nancy Quillen, Eleanor Carter, Nancy Belak, Verjean Duke, Barbara Wagner, Mary Searles, Joan Carlton, Jean Graff, and Elaine Preisler FOURTH ROW: Becky Thomas, Peggy Carter, Janice Fodor, Sharole Seeley, Connie Kubis, Bette Blakslee, Judy Quick, Beverly Snanigan, Brenda Ribelin, Sue Greg- ory, Marianna Wassman, Eleanor Riffner, Joyce Roose, Brinca Patton, Karen Simon, and Nancy Lance. ? r ° 0 ps iS year ff ° f f e of , o, c °ns h 0lJ ' 4 ° ° S yd H m ° f L c e ' ° nr o 0 ?°Us e e o Cf . ff e r c - Pn °Vi, e o ' On On ' y ’Of, r °n y H ' n -., ' Or Op, ' d e r j ,? rrr ol , Wh ! e ' s b, y So ' Of- ' 9 . no w ' C r ° r d Qn ' n t L Or e °n e Pi. Queen Rosalie McMillan and attendants Barbara Wagner and Joan Carlton. Dramatics Club The main production of the Dramatics Club this year was A Young Man ' s Fancy. Also, at regular meetings, several educational and enter- taining programs were presented, covering various topics relative to drama- tics, both on stage and back stage. The club ' s advisor is Mr. Insprucker, but Gil Davenport was the director of A Young Man ' s Fancy. A one-act play with an all freshman cast was given for a junior high assembly in the spring. Maurita Patry, Beth Strong, Kay Whisler, Becky Blanch- ard, Nancy Wass, Norma Sue Lehman, Joleen Fodor, Sandy Siegfried, and Jeanne Barr. Ann Gilsdorf, Martha Gillis, Barbara Standen, Linda Kolb, Julianne Koppelberger, Sharole Seeley, Diane Wil- son, Janice Fodor, Priscilla Scott, Colleen Hill, and Joan Carlton. Diane Flynn, Barbara Veir-s, Pat Foley, Bette Blakslee, Nancy Quillen, Eleanor Riffner, Ann Ellsworth, Jeanne Kubis, Judy Dye, Pat Thomas, and Susie Twigg. Tom Holden, Randy Roeper, Dick Dirham, Richard Rudes, Charles Rollings, Roger Canfield, Karl Matulin, Ken Kraus, Roger Casto, and Mike Sloan. Dick Frederick, Jerry Lash, Jim Harvey, Kurt Yeager, Roger Linn, Dick Lantry, John Ziegler, George Cronk, David Rodgers, Norm Merhaut, and Jerry Schlechty. 70 Thespians Beth Strong, Diane Wilson, Joan Carlton, Ann Gilsdorf, and Barbara Standen. SECOND ROW: Tom Holden, Susie Twigg, Janice Fodor, Nancy Quillen, Judy Dye, Joleen Fodor, and Randy Roeper. THIRD ROW: Jerry Lash, Jim Harvey, Kurt Yeager, Dick Lantry, Roger Linn, Dave Rodgers, Jerry Schlechty, and Dick Frederick. is nf ] h : M a S , er iio r ° bt ° Ty With Points e Qrnin a ub ° 01 Ch ° Pt r CQr be 9 ten Th, S gib illt ° f Phi GQrn ed £ .. espl ' on . ry f or Qtiot three one Th cf P ' ays ' n g espi ° s t :i ther b °«s t , Public tried Perf c With COsts -di recf ' VS for Wind °� ' Z f n, Co 7-o.ce e - d,re ct. °9® Or eS PlQn Sn ■ ' 0r 9°n of - ' n ° Ith PtS the n 9 � ro ’ Wes o ub r jr ' 0f ’ « he Dr ° n Sf °9e fn es P‘Qn ° s C o fa °: Ploy G h0 ' t r° - Th ' Os - oncy e en ° To Zh plays ° h p sT uce 71 Medinamite Did you ever stop to think where that school newspaper you get every so often comes from? Well, take a stroll up to room 203-A sometime. You would probably see a boy in the corner of the room who is tearing out his hair and biting his finger nails. He is known as the editor, and is Ben Mitchell. The bright young man cutting paper dolls and doing the Ubangi Stomp is the assistant editor, Tom Holden. Those people with the exceeding long noses are called reporters, and the faculty advisor is Robert Dague. Jeanne Barr, Henrietta Gayer — Business Manager, Marilyn Edwards, Pat Frederick, Gloria Greene — Copy Editor, and Ales Jo D ' Amico. SECOND ROW: Raymond Cargould, Linn Carter, Elbert Spitzer — Photographer, Mr. Dague — Faculty Advisor, Ben Mitchell — Executive Editor, Roger Cogswell — Sports Editor, Tom Holden — News Editor. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Judie Tripp, Joanne Bushman — Circulation Manager, and Carolyn Allen — Exchange Editor. 72 Betty Miller, Nadine Morton, Jean Graff, Ann Ellsworth, Deanne Curtice, Norma Sue Lehman, Marcene Ewing, Christine Stuczynski, Marilyn Smith, and Beverly Carter. SECOND ROW: Richard Kaszian, Barbara Veirs, Janet Miller, Margie Lutsch, Marilyn Edwards, Beverly Snanigan, Julianne Koppelberger, Judy Seamon, Judy Oberholtzer, Rita Armbruster, and Mrs. Ziegler. THIRD ROW: Tom Holden, Don Wass, Bob McClain, Gary Blanchard, Gary Morton, Paul Beresford, John Ziegler, Kurt Yeager, Elbert Spitzer, Ted Frank, Ray Cargould, George Cronk, and Daniel Stadnik. Safety Promotors Tina Haight, Betty Hines, Margaret Carter, Judy Quick, Nancy Belak, Nancy Wass, Barbara Wass, Judy Harper, and Barbara McGuire. SECOND ROW: Pat Foley, Pat Thomas, Mary Searles, Janice Fodor, Loretha Williams, Beverly Snanigan, Rita Armbruster, Mary Lou Maupin, and Joan Carlton. THIRD ROW: Al Varisco, Noel Davis, Tom Plants, Larry Hoffman, Roger Casto, Willie Krosky, and Richard Frederick. FOURTH ROW: Mike Collins, Jerry Reutter, Larry Blosser, Dennis Richardson, Bill Maple, Elbert Spitzer, and Dave Rodgers. 73 Girls’ Leaders Club Marcia Abrams, Norma Sue Lehman, Barbara Standen, Deanne Curtice, Cheryl Kirk, Joan Carlton, Joleen Fodor, Susie Twigg, Ann Gilsdorf, and Kay Whisler. SECOND ROW: Janet Good, Frances DuPlaga, Diane Wilson, Judy Quick, Brinca Jo Patton, Miss Allen, Faculty Advisor, Rosalie McMillan, Ann Ellsworth, Janice Fodor, and Linda Kolb. Leadership, sportsmanship, and personality are three of the criteria by which this organization ' s membership roll is filled. Dependability and schol- arship are also considered along with ratings made by selected references. Girls ' Leaders Club annually sponsors a banquet for the basketball squad; assembles weekly during the day, and has monthly eating meetings ; and performs some benefit function each Christmas. 74 This handsome building could not have been built without the moral and financial support of the taxpayers. Neither could many of our student or- ganizations continue without the cooperation and financial backing of the interested parents and merchants. Let us introduce you to some of the cooperative business men of our community. 75 For a lovelier you, COMPLIMENTS OF visit SCHMIDT ' S TEXACO THE LADY ANN STATION BEAUTY SALON TIRES • BATTERIES Pauline Craves Phone 26002 Phone 2-527 1 140 North Court Street S. B. RICKARD INSURANCE AGENCY LAWRENCE MEMORIAL 36 Public Square AUTHORIZED “ROCK OF AGES” DEALER Medina, Ohio Harry Wilson — Phyllis Wilson 127 West Smith Road John J. Wilson, Agents CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 THE BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY (MEDINA, WADSWORTH) BUILDING BUILDING HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1892 76 Ohio Farmers Companies RELIABLE INSURANCE REASONABLE RATES Ohio Farmers insurance Company Ohio Farmers Indemnity Company CHARTERED 1848 LEROY, OHIO 77 The New York Agent in your county is a good man to know QUINTEN E. SEELEY 415 South Broadway Street HOWARD W. BAUER Medina, Ohio FURNACES • ROOFING SPOUTING • LIGHTNING RODS Sheet Metal Work of all kinds Phone 2-2862 306 East Smith Road Compliments of RICHARD P. GORDON Compliments of Service on all makes of cars Willard Batteries, Tires and Tubes 229 East Liberty Street Phone 22511 GENSEMER FUNERAL HOME over 28 years of dependable service 78 BOND BUICK BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1957 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE BEST WISHES FROM T. W. Coulding, owner (2bhcwi6u CLOTHING SHOES COMPLIMENTS OF HOUSE ' S FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS COMPLIMENTS OF Medina, Ohio Phone 3-3644 Open Monday Through Saturday Thursday and Friday Evenings By Appointment THE BEAUTORIUM “FOR WOMEN WHO CARE” 256 S. Court St. Telephone 3-5732 Complete Beauty Service Vicki and George Lucas, Proprietors MEDINA SENTINEL 1 1 1 North Court Street Medina, Ohio 79 MEDINA AUTO PARTS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’57 Distributors of DuPont- Paints • Delco Batteries WAITE SON And FUNERAL DIRECTORS Hasting’s Piston Rings Ambulance Service since 1902 GOOD LUCK FROM Wright ' s Department Store Lubin ' s Fruit and Produce Visit us in our Specializing in beautiful new store GIFT FRUIT BASKETS in the MEDINA SHOPPING CENTER Telephone 2 9201 COMPLIMENTS OF THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY COLUMBIA CAS SYSTEMS 80 100 Public Square, Medina, Ohio From : COMPLIMENTS OF Medina ' s Largest Hardware To: All Medina Grads ANDERSON DRUG STORE BEST WISHES MEDINA HARDWARE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 BUCKEYE EXCAVATING CO. Merle L. Auker 81 FULTON, DELA MOTTE, AND ASSOCIATES Architects Registered Under Numbers 302 and 1367 Cleveland, Ohio (RkJuuvdLdu PAYFAIR FOOD MARKET BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS BAKERY • MEATS • GROCERIES OF ’57 on the square Medina, Ohio ance «co. Delivery Service Available Phone 283 1 1 INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE BANKING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT THE OLD PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK Offices at Medina and Seville Medina County’s Oldest and Largest Bank Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 83 MEDINA FOOD PROCESSING INC MAKERS OF TEBBITS’ ICE CREAM Lockers • Locker Supplies Frozen Food • Meats Groceries THE GIFT CAME FROM ZIEGLER ' S West Side Public Square Medina COMPLIMENTS OF HIGH ' S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 84 ROGERS MARKET BEST WISHES “A Betsy Ross Food Store” Medina, Ohio TO THE CLASS OF .’57 Four Deliveries Daily KUNE ' S STORE WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S WEAR COMPLIMENTS OF 23 Public Square Medina BERRY AND RITTER 233 South Court Street Medina, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MORTON AND LUTZ HALES RESTAURANT MEN’S AND BOY’S SHOP 108 Public Square Medina, Ohio BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS OF Beck Bros. Hardware, Inc. CLAIR E. DAGUE 254 South Court 116 Grant Street Phone 28401 Medina, Ohio 85 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF LAND TITLE AND GUARANTEE STANDARD TRUST COMPANY DRUG STORE 86 Public Square VAL ' S AMOCO SERVICE AMOCO 245 Lafayette Road Medina, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of ’57 Ice cream • Ice • Beverages Tebbits ' Incorporated Telephone 22721 102 Medina Street Medina, Ohio MEDINA FURNITURE COMPANY 45 Public Square Phone 2-2601 WHITEY Army and Navy Public Square 86 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Freeman Construction Company General Contractor P. O. Box 457 • Wooster, Ohio WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN THE GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF THE NEW MEDINA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL We hope you are as proud of its appearance and versatility as we are. 87 SsuvuuuJti J ' d JiaL 88 SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’57 MEDINA SHOPPING CENTER MEDINA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF GUNKELMAN ' S CLOTHING STORE COMPLIMENTS OF NU-TREND BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM LEOHR, INC. PRAKUP MOTORS INC. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Chippewa Lake, Ohio 302 South Court Street CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE M. P. PLATTEN SON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3749 West 106th Street Cleveland 11, Ohio WE APPRECIATE THE PRIVILEGE OF HAVING HAD THE CONTRACT TO GRADE AND LANDSCAPE THE MEDINA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AS WELL AS THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS, PARKING AREAS, AND DRAINWAYS NICODEMUS CLEANERS We Specialize In QUALITY DRY CLEANING COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. Colburn Insurance Agency “If its Insurance, we have it.” 426 East Friendship Street Phone 27402 - 27734 - 3-3584 Compliments of Feckley Auto Sales, Inc. Medina, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF 28 years of Reliable Service The World’s Largest Selling V-8 H. H. BACHTELL 37 YEARS OF PRESCRIPTION SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’57 THE 0. E. C. CORPORATION BASKET GIFT SHOP 208 N. Court Street Medina, Ohio Formerly Ohio Engineering Company A. A. Reusing, George Laurenz 90 . . . “Where your search for the unusual ends!” OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1957 Z7U MANUFACTURERS OF ALUMINUM CASTINGS COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 THE HENRY FURNACE CO Manufacturers of MONCRIEF FURNACES Happy Home Fish and Chip House and AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS John and Jerry Fish Our Specialty Steaks • Chops • Sandwiches Homemade Pies We Cater to Parties and Clubs in Special Party Rooms Phone 2-2531 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1957 From the SAYINGS DEPOSIT BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION W. B. COWLING MEDINA PHOTO STUDIO Portable Grinding Service Mack Taggart OFFICIAL MEDINIAN FEED • GRAIN • COAL COKE PHOTOGRAPHER Phone 3-2960 243 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone 2-2554 92 Manner ' s Big Boy Drive-In COMPLIMENTS OF X. L. Hess 1 mile North of Medina on Route 42 TUBBS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Since 1921 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’57 IN THE WORLD OF TOMORROW CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’57 Medina-Cleveland Freight Line Daily Express Service Between Medina, Cleveland and all intermediate points. Seth J. Swain Seth J. Swain, Jr. 93 Compliments of the H. W. Madison Company ELM FARM DAIRY FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF MILK, ICE CREAM, AND SWISS CHEESE VISIT OUR STORE OR HAVE ONE OF OUR TWELVE CARRIERS SERVE YOU LAFAYETTE ROAD, MEDINA PHONE 29994 94 YOUR MEDINIAN PRINTER AGAIN. Medina Farm Bureau COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION MEDINA SHARON CENTER THANK YOU! THE CRAY PRINTING COMPANY FOSTORIA, OHIO Our Sincere Good Wishes to the 1957 Graduating Class of Medina High School THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY 95 Kfgaa!r� £ytnn Wtnratl Dl V i S ' O N Of SfEHS.Y fiNL C SWO A‘ ' ON CHERRY 1.7000 2115 CHESTER AVE. CLEVELAND 14, OHIO LINK EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1935 EUCLID AVE. CLEVELAND 15. OHIO PHONE; CHERRY .7470 Stage Curtains Window Drapes Repp Cycxorama Phone GI.endai. 5-2241 Janson ' s Airline Aluminum Track Sets The Standard W, S. Janson, Manager 2602 Harrison Ave. N.W. P. O. Box 985 Canton, Ohio 96 ■ MEDINA COUNTY DISTRICT LIBRARY ADDDlE177!=7SDb For Reference Not to be taken from this room 1118 f . ' c fv jjM ; ' £ ' J ■ ‘ i‘ ft ' •y yF-Cvw58 y MmJfA 5 ' - r� ■ « V V|J 1 R , S; S-JL ■ ! -fy; rC • |Wi| }1 s t% • ‘.K{ r ' ' ,i aw- $$� . 06 5