Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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DIANE FLYNN July 12, 1942 Diane Flynn, a senior girl with a pleasing voice, spent all four years of high school in Dramatics Club. She also enjoyed singing in Glee Club as a freshman and in Choir the rest of her high school days. Diane also tried out for Choralettes while a junior and senior and was accepted. Her senior year she wrote copy for the MEDIN- AMITE staff. TED FRANK July 3, 1941 Ted Frank, the friendly fellow from the ice cream parlor on the corner, began a two-year membership in Spanish Club and a four- year membership on the tennis team. He joined Marching Band and Concert Band and Hi-Y as a junior. During his senior year Ted was in Marching Band, Hi-Y, and Letterman’s Club, and was the managing editor of the MEDINAMITE. RICHARD FRANTZ July 27, 1941 Richard Frantz, or Dick to the student body, started his activi- ties as a freshman by playing football. In his senior year he was on the wrestling team and also received a principle part in the operetta “Robin Hood.” PATRICIA FREDERICK May 9, 1941 Patricia Frederick, called “Pat” for short, came to Medina her sophomore year from Jackson, Mississippi. She was on the MEDIN- AMITE staff her first year and also joined Choir. Pat remained in choir her junior year; and upon becoming a senior she participated inG vAwAS

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DAVE ENGLUND August 10, 1941 Dave Englund, a boy of quiet nature, occupied his freshman, sophomore, and junior years with activities pertaining to F.F.A. Dave, like his brother, is very much interested in guns. He rounds out his interests by participating casually in sports. JIM ENGLUND December 30, 1940 Jim Englund had little time for extra-curricular activities due to the fact that he devoted practically all of his four years at M.H.S. to the F.F.A. program. Along with this, he took great in- terest in gun-smithing and hunting. KATHLEEN ERDMAN September 19, 1941 Kathleen Erdman, a newcomer to our class this year, came here from West Technical High School in Cleveland. Although she didn’t enter into any extra-curricular activities, she made a lot of friends and many good times were had at her father’s pizza house. GLENN FISH May 29, 1941 Glenn Fish pursued his hobby of machinery as a member of F.F.A. during all four years of high school. He served as the group’s treasurer aS a junior and parliamentarian as a senior. While a freshman he took part in basketball and track, and as a sophomore continued with his track activities and worked hard to place him- self on the merit roll. 19

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HENRIETTA GAYER March 31, 1941 Henri Gayer, a popular senior, began her high school career with such extra-curricular activities as Mixed Chorus, Marching Band, and Y-Teens. As a sophomore she dropped Mixed Chorus, added Concert Band, and joined the MEDINAMITE staff. As a junior and senior, Henri continued her membership in Y-Teens and devoted her musical abilities to Choir, Choralettes, Marching Band, and Concert Band. Her popularity again proved to be an asset when she was chosen attendant to the queen at the Y-Teen Crystal Ball. JOHN GILBERT December 31, 1941 John Gilbert, a hard-working boy, was a member of F. F. A. as a freshman. He also participated in football his first three years at M. H. S. Most of John’s extra time during his senior year was spent working at a greenhouse. LOUIS GILBERT December 1, 1939 Louis Gilbert, one of our hot rod enthusiasts, belonged to Hi-Y as a freshman, sophomore, and senior. At present, he is holding down a part-time job in Cleveland. MARTHA GILLIS March 18, 1941 Martha Gillis started her freshman year by participating in Dramatics, Glee Club, G. A. A., F. H. A., and Y-Teens. She continued her interest in Dramatics, Glee Club, and F. H. A. in her sophomore year, and added Pep Club. In her junior year and senior years, she continued in F. H. A. and was also added to the choir. Martha’s decided interest in F. H. A. will be a great advantage to her later in life.