Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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ARNOLD INGRAHAM June 3, 1941 Arnold Ingraham, our golf enthusiast, has been very active in and out of school. In his freshman year he contributed his talents to Glee Club, golf, and football. Amidst all these activities he was on the merit roll. Still active in Glee Club and golf in his sopho- more year, he again made the merit roll. In his junior year Arnie was in Dramatics Club, on the MEDINAMITE staff and in Math Club. He also played golf and managed the basketball team. These years of experience entitled him to membership in the Letterman’s Club. Although he was very active he again made the merit roll. In his senior year he was again in Math Club, Letterman’s Club, Dramatics Club, and golf. To complete this busy year, he was elected to the Senior Council. JERALD JENNY December 14, 1941 Jerald Jenny, one of our classmates from Lafayette, participated in F.F.A. his sophomore, junior, and senior years. He also went out for football in his senior year. LEROY JONES March 15, 1941 LeRoy Jones, better known as “Buck,” was on the honor roll his freshman and sophomore years. His sophomore year he went out for football. He dropped this his junior year but he did join Math Club and made the merit roll. That same year “Buck” was also advertising manager for the MEDINIAN staff. RICHARD KASZIAN August 6, 1941 Dick Kaszian, a quiet and reserved person, was a member of Spanish Club during his freshman and sophomore years and made the merit roll as a sophomore and junior.

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MARY JANE HERRLE September 25, 1941 Mary Jane Herrle, always called “Janie,” was a studious girl, making the merit roll her freshman and sophomore years. She also belonged to Dramatics Club her freshman year. “Janie” likes to sing so she joined Glee Club as a junior, and made Choir as a senior. She also participated in Y-Teens her final two years. JERRY HILL March 18, 1941 Jerry Hill, one of our better baseball players, was a charter ‘member of the baseball team. Along with his baseball interests, Jerry was on the football team as a freshman and on the track team as a sophomore. He also showed that he was a good student by making the merit roll his freshman and sophomore years. MARGUERITE HORKEY July 29, 1941 Marguerite Horkey, known to most of us as “Muggs,” was ath- letically inclined throughout her high school days. “Muggs” be- longed to G.A.A. for three years and was one of the very few to earn a letter. Her senior year was a lively one as she participated in girls’ basketball and Future Nurses; and she had a lot of fun as a “shutter bug.” SANDRA HOWMAN April 18, 1941 Sandra Howman, always called Sandy, was in Y-Teens through- out all four years at M. H. S. She made the merit roll during her first three years. Her main interest in school was vocal music so she naturally participated in Glee Club her freshman year and Choir as a junior and senior. 23

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ROGER KEMP May 21, 1941 Roger Kemp, a friendly guy and a good student, was on the merit roll as a freshman, sophomore, and junior. Rog spent his senior year working at a part-time job and taking a television course. Follow- ing graduation he plans to continue in the television field. EVELYN KIDDER July 12, 1942 Evelyn Kidder came to Medina her junior year from Austin- burg High School in Austinburg, Ohio. She adapted easily and entered a full schedule of activities her junior and senior years, being in Dramatics, G.A.A., and Y-Teens. In her junior year she was also in Glee Club and was on the merit roll. ROD KLINGMAN November 22, 1941 Rod Klingman, an easy-going individual, was a member of Glee Club his freshman year and Choir his junior year. For three years he was a member of Marching and Concert Bands. While a senior, Rod was elected vice-president of the band and was its representa- tive to Student Council. Also in his senior year, Rod was advertis- ing manager for the MEDINAMITE. He is a likeable guy to have around and has been an enthusiastic worker all through high school. LINDA KOLB October 13, 1941 Linda Kolb has been one of the busiest people around school. As a freshman she was a member of Marching and Concert Bands, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Y-Teens, and Pep Club. In her second year of high school Linda was again a member of these six organiza- tions except that she changed Glee Club to Choir. It was also this same year that Linda became a member of G.L.C. In her junior year Linda carried on with the seven activities and also added G.A.A. and Choralettes to her already busy’ schedule. Linda’s senior year in high school was to prove even busier than the ones before. She was given a seat on the Student Council. Dramatics, | Y-Teens, and G.L.C. were the clubs that she again joined, and she resumed her musical extra-curriculars. b