Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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DEANNE CURTICE March 17, 1941 Deanne Curtice, a girl who always comes up with a good idea, was in Marching Band, Concert Band, and Y-Teens all four years of school. As a junior, she held the office of vice-president and as a senior she was a chaplain in Y-Teens. Her linguistic talent was donated to Spanish Club for two years while she acted as its president her second year. She joined G. L. C. and continued in this club for three years, and while a senior was elected president. This gave her a seat on Student Council and she found herself their secretary. Deanne never lost sight of her studies, however, as she made the merit roll for three consecutive years. In her junior year she played second clarinet in Orchestra. She gave this up in her busy senior year and became the art editor for the MEDINIAN. DOREEN DAGUE October 24, 1941 Doreen Dague, a gal with snappy, dark eyes, made the merit roll as a freshman while also joining Dramatics Club. Her interests turned to vocal music and she found herself in Glee Club as a junior and Choir her senior year. She spent her last two happy years of school in Y-Teens. CAROL DOBSON December 30, 1941 Carol Dobson, a quiet, friendly girl, came to Medina from Spencer in her freshman year. She joined Mixed Chorus during her first year. She also was on the merit roll her freshman, sophomore and junior years. When she was a sophomore she became a member of Future Homemakers of America and in her senior year was elected treasurer. DEBORAH DOWDELL August 17, 1941 Debby Dowdell, the girl with the pretty red hair, exercised her journalistic ability on the MEDINAMITE staff as a senior and her musical ability in Glee Club as a sophomore. She found herself quite wound up in F. H. A. activities during her senior year, after being elected parliamentarian, general chairman, and vice-president.

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KATHLEEN CLEMENT January 27, 1941 Kathy Clement, a sincere, friendly girl, participated in Mixed Chorus, was on the honor roll, and was secretary of her class as a freshman. She was a member of Y-Teens, Marching Band and Concert Band throughout all four years of high school. Her sopho- more year, Kathy joined Dramatics Club and was placed on the honor roll. Because of so many other activities Kathy was not in Dramatics Club her junior year, but she did join Math Club and was in G. L. C. and on the merit roll. In Kathy’s senior year, she rejoined Dramatics Club, was in G. A. A., and acted as chaplain Oe Gren lan Ge JERRY CONDREN March 11, 1941 Jerry Condren, a quiet-but-active and well-liked boy from Lafay- ette, was elected president of his freshman and sophomore classes. His political popularity also gave him the office of vice-president during his junior year. His scholastic achievements earned him a place on the honor roll as a freshman and sophomore, along with being a member of Student Council. Jerry sang in Glee Club as a freshman, and was a member of Choir for the next three years. His athletic abilities helped the football and basketball teams for four years, the track team his sophomore year, and the baseball team his junior year. Jerry also held two-year memberships in the Letterman’s Club and Math Club. DIANA COWLING August 26, 1941 Diana Cowling, a gal with a radiant personality, was active in such clubs as Y-Teens, all four years; Pep Club as a sophomore; G. A. A. as a junior and senior; and Dramatics Club as a senior. Diana also had the honor of being elected vice-president of G. A. A. during her last year of high school. She played in Marching Band ai for four years and in Concert Band for three. Last, but not least, 7 Diana made the merit roll during her freshman and junior years. HOPE CREIGHTON February 26, 1941 Hope Creighton, our latest newcomer, spent her high school days at Lincoln High School and Cleveland Heights High School. She had several interests there, some of them being secretarial work and a majorette club.

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BRENT DUDAS July 4, 1941 Brent Dudas, a most likeable guy, was on the football team all four years of high school. His athletic interests did not stop here however, as he was on the golf team his freshman year, basketball manager his sophomore year, and on the baseball team his junior year. These sports naturally enabled him to join Letter- man’s Club, which he did as a junior and senior. Brent also took part in Choir his last two years. Even with all these things he , did not let his grades slip, for he made the merit roll his sophomore ae Vi ee year. His popularity was again proven his junior year as he served as secretary of the class. CAROL ECKERT June 1, 1941 Carol Eckert was a member of both Dramatics Club and Spanish Club as a freshman, and as a sophomore found herself busily en- gaged with Glee Club, Y-Teens, and MEDINIAN work. During her final two years of high school, Carol was a member of the Choir. MARILYN EDWARDS December 16, 194 Marilyn Edwards, our head drummer, was naturally in Marching Band and Concert Band her four years of high school. She added her enthusiasm to Pep Club for two years and was active in Y-Teens all four years. Marilyn also belonged to Spanish Club her first two years of high school and Orchestra as a sophomore and junior. She participated in Dramatics Club while a freshman and senior. During her sophomore year, she was very interested in journalism and helped the MEDINIAN and MEDINAMITE staffs. ANN ELLSWORTH January 31, 1941 Ann Ellsworth, known as “Annie” to most of us, jumped into a barrel-full of activities while a freshman as a member of Spanish Club, Marching Band, and Y-Teens. She also managed to make the merit roll. As a sophomore she joined Dramatics Club for two years, G. L. C., and was elected treasurer of Spanish Club. In addition, she began a three-year membership in Stardusters, Concert Band, and Orchestra. Ann continued in band, G. L. C. and Y-Teens until time of graduation. She succeeded in making the merit roll as a sophomore and junior and was elected secretary of the band while a senior. She was a very efficient circulation manager for the MEDINIAN during her final year at M. H. S. 18 ee EEE