Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

Glenna Henning Editor-in- Chief Karen Cook Copy Editor Tim Davis Art Editor Mark Overholt.. ..Photographer Linda Fodor.. Business Manager Carolyn Vanaman.. Circulation Steve Hunt Advertising Corl Edwards.. ..Faculty Advisor Like — Hi! Man, take it from me, the Beenik, this year ' s MEDINIAN is the coolest. So let ' s cut the gab and take a gander at what lies ahead. CLASSES 3 FACULTY 55 ATHLETICS 63 ORGANIZATIONS 79 ADVERTISEMENTS 105 2 THIS IS WHAT I CALL HIGHER EDUCATION!” BACK ROW: Orville Walker, Ralph Holt, Robert Webel. SECOND ROW: Barb Chase, Marsha Hyatt — Student Coun- cil Representative, Cathy Bisson, Ellen Peterson, Marti Mc- Coach, Mr. Dague — Advisor. FRONT ROW: Kay Chidsey, Carolyn Vanaman — Treasurer, Bob Whitman — Vice-President, Tim Davis — President, Rob- erta Gates — Secretary, Fran Miller. SENIORS The grand and glorious year for the class of ' 61 has arrived — ah, yes, that momentous senior year that every high school hopeful longs to reach. Projects of all types are undertaken to raise the amount necessary to see and enjoy the bright lights of New York City. There are fruit cakes and candy to be sold, pancake suppers to be prepared, and numerous cars to be washed. But at long last the two great events take place, the New York trip and graduation. Memories both big and small will linger long in the minds of each senior as the curtain is brought down on his final year of high school. 6 ROBERT BERAN Robert Beran has not entered into any of our school activities but has taken part in two different record clubs outside of school to appease his interest in music. Working at a part-time job during his senior year, Bob found little time for school functions although he does take time out for fishing. RAY BIEGEL Ray Biegel has attended MH S during the past three years. His major interests consist of taking part in the woodworking and metal shops. While keeping up in his school work, he has found time to learn about the barbering profession. All the senior boys will get a free haircut very soon. CAROLYN BERRY Carolyn Berry signed up for a three-year hitch in Stacy ' s Army which includes Concert and Marching Band. In the tenth grade Carolyn took part in Y-Teens and Choir. As a junior, she continued to be in Y-Teens but also joined Orchestra and Audio Club. Reaching her final year of high school, Carolyn again took part in Y-Teens, Orchestra, and Audio Club as the club vice- president. She rejoined the Choir during her last year. CATHY BISSON Cathy Bisson, one of this year ' s Homecoming attendants, has held a three-year membership in GAA. In her junior year Cathy was a reserve cheerleader and on the Girls ' Basketball Team. As a senior, she became a varsity cheerleader and a member of Senior Council and Pep Club. Besides boosting the school spirit, Cathy was able to boost her grades to qualify for the merit roll as a sophomore and junior at MHS. 7 BOB BLOOM Bob Bloom has been a faithful member of band all three years of high school. In Marching Band he played the tuba and in Concert Band played the clarinet. In tenth grade Bob went out for track. As a junior, he was accredited for his academic efforts by being placed on the merit roll. For many years Bob has been interested in photography, the intrigue of the F. B. I., and the study of law. JIM BROOKINS Jim Brookins is a newcomer to Medina this year. Before coming to Medina High, he attended Mount Vernon High School in Mount Vernon, Ohio. Although Jim does not take part in any extra-curricu- lar activities, he does enjoy books, music, and keeping time with a set of bongo drums. JUDY BROWN Judy Brown, a perky Poe inhabitant, likes to spend her spare hours sewing. In the tenth grade Judy was in GAA in which she had a perfect attendance record throughout the entire year. FHA also attracted her attention in this first year at MHS. Continuing to take part in FHA in her junior year, Judy held the position of treasurer of this club. As a senior, Judy moved up to the office of FHA pres- ident and automatically became a member of the Student Council. SHARON BURRER Sharon Burrer, a soft-spoken individual, has been in a variety of activities throughout her high school career. Sharon ' s special interest in music led her to take part in Girls ' Glee Club in the tenth grade. FHA also drew her interest during her first year in senior high school. When Sharon became a junior, she was promoted to a seat in Choir while also attending Dramatics Club. In her senior year of high school she continued to be in Dramatics and Choir but also took part in Pep Club, Y-Teens, and Choralettes. Maintaining a B-average as a junior, she was on the merit roll. 8 PAUL CARLSON Paul Carlson has principally taken an interest in the music department of Medina High. In Marching and Concert Band Paul played the tuba while also playing the violin in Orchestra all three years of high school. Concentrating on his studies, Paul earned the right to be placed on the merit roll as a sophomore. Music, reading, and horseback riding are his three main interests. MARY McNEAL Mary McNeal has continued to be in Marching and Concert Band, GAA, Y-Teens, and Dramatics Club throughout senior high school. Working for many hours on Dramatics projects entitled Mary to become a Thespian in the eleventh grade while also being elected treasurer of Dramatics Club. Reaching her last year of high school, Mary took interest in threp new clubs — FTA, GLC, and Pep Club — besides taking over the office of Dramatics vice-president. She was rewarded for her scholastic accomplishments as a sophomore by placing on the merit roll. BARBARA CHASE Barb Chase, a gal full of vigor, has repeatedly been inter- ested in Y-Teens. In the tenth grade she took part in two musical groups — Glee Club and Orchestra. Playing in Orchestra again as a junior, Barb joined in the projects of Math Club. Reaching the status of a senior, she again took part in Math Club, but was also in Pep Club, GAA, Senior Council, and on the MEDINIAN ' S adver- tising staff. In her final year of high school Barb was elected sec- retary of Y-Teens and secretary-treasurer of Pep Club. As a sopho- more, she strived to be placed on the school ' s merit roll. � KAY CHIDSEY Kay Chidsey, a pert little senior, has played an important part in Y-Teens throughout senior high school. Retaining membership throughout tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades in Y-Teens, Kay was elected vice-president in her junior year and president in her senior year. She added three new clubs to her schedule in her junior year, among them being GLC, GAA, and Dramatics while also being chosen one of the five peppy reserve cheerleaders. Arriving at the final year of high school, Kay continued to be in GLC while joining GAA and representing Y-Teens in Student Council. In her first year of senior high schoo l Kay met the scholastic requirements needed to be on the merit roll. 9 ROBERT CHRISTY Robert Christy, a hot rod enthusiast, pursued the sport of wrest- ling during his sophomore and senior year. In his three years of high school, Bob was eligible to be in the Letterman ' s Club. ED CLAPP Ed Clapp, one of the remaining Chathamites still attending Medina, has been chiefly active in FFA. Besides signing up for a three-year membership in FFA, Ed held a three-year membership in the Letterman ' s Club. As a sophomore and junior, he was on the basketball team, and during his last year of high school he served as basketball manager. Acting as FFA news reporter in his junior year, Ed graduated to the position of president in his senior year. Since he held this title, he was a member of Student Council. JAN CLEMENT Jan Clement, a real gal-on-the-go, has been a member of Y-Teens all three years. In her sophomore year, Jan held the office of class secretary while joining Concert and Marching Band. As a junior, she was appointed Y-Teen historian besides taking an active part in CAA, GAA, Math Club, and Girls ' Basketball Team. Having reached her last year of high school, Jan added a few more clubs, including Audio and Pep Clubs, along with GLC. In regard to her academic achievements, Jan faired well with a place on the merit roll during her first two years of high school. KAREN COOK Karen Cook, a peppy little redhead, has been very interested in the activities of MHS. She held a three-year membership in GAA while joining Girls ' Glee Club in her sophomore year. In her second year of high school Pinky , as she is sometimes called, took part in Y-Teens besides working on the MEDINIAN staff and playing on the Girls ' Basketball Team. Continuing with Y-Teens in her final and most active year, she participated in CAA, Student Council, and was on the MEDINIAN staff as copy editor. Being full of vim and vigor, Karen was elected president of Pep Club as a senior. Busy Bee that she was, she valued good grades, thus earning honor roll status in her sophomore year and a place on the merit roll in her junior year. 10 LORRAINE CRAIG Lorraine Craig has been an active member of Y-Teens through- out her high school career. In her first year at MHS Lorraine took part in Spanish Club, Choir, and Concert Band as music librarian. As a junior, she played in Marching Band while continuing to be the music librarian of Concert Band. In her final year of high school Lorraine took up a new club, GAA. Her two chief hobbies are playing miniature golf and horseback riding. CHARLIE DAVIS Charlie Davis, our red-headed friend from Damascus, Virginia, played on the football team at Damascus High. Before coming to Medina, he attended Brunswick High School. Charlie ' s pastimes are divided between hunting and fishing. TIM DAVIS Tim Davis, a genius with a paintbrush in his hand, has had his finger in almost every type of activity our school offers. For three years he has been on the tennis team, in Letterman ' s Club, Math Club, and on the MEDINIAN staff, holding the position of art editor in his senior year. For the two remaining years of high school Tim made an addition of Hi-Y, CAA, and Student Council. As far as offices are concerned, Tim has had his share. He was the sophomore class president, junior class treasurer, and senior class president, besides being the treasurer of Letterman ' s Club, vice-president of Student Council, and co-captain of the wrestling team all in his senior year! Even with all the responsibilities that go along with holding these various offices, Tim maintained a high scholastic average which qualified him for the merit roll in his first two years JOHN DEISS John Deiss has been interested primarily in the academic activities of our school. In his sophomore year John ranked the highest on the biology section of the Preliminary State Scholarship Test and thus represented Medina in Wooster. In this same year his name appeared on the merit roll. Outside of school, John fills his spare time with either fishing or hunting. of senior high school. 11 CAROLYN DUSHENKE Carolyn Dushenke, one of this year ' s varsity cheerleaders, ac- quired cheering experience in her junior year as a reserve cheerleader. All three years Carolyn has been in Dramatics, GAA, and Y-Teens. As a sophomore, she participated in Spanish Club besides being in Marching and Concert Band. While still in the Band during eleventh grade, Carolyn took up two new clubs for the remainder of her high school career, GLC and Thespians. In her first year at Medina High Carolyn ranked high enough scholastically to be on the merit roll. THOM EMERSON Thom Emerson when asked his major interests replied in effect that they were loafing and talking. When he isn ' t loafing, Thom principally enjoys the activities of FFA in which he has taken part for the last three years. DICK ENGLAND Dick England, a loyal Republican, has played on the school ' s tennis team for the last three years. Showing great interest in p hotography, Dick became one of the photographers for the MEDINIAN and the MEDINAMITE staff in his last year of high school. JIM FAVRI Jim Favri played on the basketball as well as baseball team while attending Bedford Heights High in his sophomore year. Coming to Medina as a junior, Jim went out for the school ' s baseball team. In his leisure hours Jim likes to play a hot game of ping pong. 12 JACQUIE FELLABOM Jacquie Fellabom has held a three-year membership in FHA. In the tenth grade Jacquie sang in Girls ' Glee Club, while in her two remaining years she was in Choir. As a senior, she became the junior high editor and columnist on the MEDINAMITE staff and the treasurer of FHA. Reading history and good fiction seems to be Jacquie ' s chief enjoyment. DEAN FISHER Dean Fisher, one of our Chatham friends, has taken an active part in athletics throughout high school. In tenth grade Dean went out for reserve basketball. Later on in the spring, he joined the baseball team. Having participated in both basketball and baseball this first year of senior high school, Dean earned membership in Letterman ' s Club for the next three years. Besides sports, he also entered into the program of FFA in his sophomore year. As a junior, Dean was promoted to a position on the varsity basketball team and continued to be in FFA. In his last year at MHS Dean again played on the varsity basketball team and took part in FFA. He also took up baseball again in his final year of high school. Dean held two offices as a senior — chaplain of FFA and secretary of Letterman ' s Club. SANDY FLEMING Sandy Fleming has repeatedly been interested in both Marching and Concert Band and Y-Teens. As a junior and again as a senior, Sandy took part in Orchestra, GAA, and CAA. Reaching the status of senior, she took up membership in Pep Club and FTA. Although Sandy was active in eight different organizations, she acquired a high scholastic average and a position on the merit roll in the tenth and eleventh grades. STAN FODOR Stan Fodor went out for football in his sophomore year. Acquir- ing a football letter this first year, Stan was entitled to membership in Letterman ' s Club for the duration of his high school years. Out- side of school, Stan enjoys hunting and cars. 13 LARRY FOWLS Larry Fowls started off his first year at MHS by joining Hi-Y, football, and track. As a junior, he was again in Hi-Y for the re- mainder of high school while also playing football and basketball which entitled him to membership in Letterman ' s Club. Reaching senior status, Larry was given the Senior Award in football and again took part in the activities of the Letterman ' s Club. DELMAR FUCHS Delmar Fuchs has not taken part in any of the school ' s clubs or sport activities since he has spent much of his spare time working at a part-time job. Taking quite an interest in tropical fish, Delmar joined the Medina Aquarium Society. Besides fish, he also enjoys astronomy, reading, and science. BARB FULLER Barb Fuller, the gal with those mystifying eyes, enrolled for a three-year hitch in the Marching and Concert Band as a drummer. Besides music, Barb has developed her talents in the fields of art and hair styling. JOY GANDOLF Joy Gandolf has not had too much leisure time to take part in the extra-curricular activities our school offers. Only during her sopho- more year did Joy have time to join FHA. In her spare hours she has worked at her mother ' s motel. Her two main enjoyments are dancing and music. 14 ROBERTA GATES Roberta Gates, a gal with a lot on the ball, has played the sax in Marching and Concert Band throughout her three years of high school. As a sophomore, Bert took up the activities of Y-Teens and FTA. Besides holding the office of class secretary in her junior year, she joined the school dance band, Stardusters, and GLC. Re-elected to the same class office as a senior, Roberta continued to be in Stardusters and GLC as the club ' s vice-president. Having a high academic record as a sophomore and junior, Bert had her name placed on the honor roll. JERRY GERHART Jerry Gerhart has been swinging the ol ' golf club around for three years. Entitled to membership in Letterman ' s Club as a sopho- more, Jerry took part in this club ' s activities throughout high school. As a junior, he became a member of the football squad for which he received a varsity letter. JIM GERSPACHER Jim Gerspacher, the guy with the jokes, has continued to be primarily interested in sports all three years. First of all, Jim was on the baseball team as a sophomore. In the eleventh grade he went out for track. Finally, as a senior, Jim was on both the track and football teams. His three main interests are horses, coins, and girls. HELEN GOTTRON Helen Gottron, the girl with the voice full of song, was selected to be in Choir in her sophomore year. As a junior, Helen sang in Choralettes as well as Choir and also became a member of Audio Club. In her final year of high school she became the technical director of Audio Club, soprano leader of Choir, and a member of the new singing group, Counterpoints. Obtaining an outstanding academic record in both her sophomore and junior years, Helen was on the honor roll. 1 KEN GREGORY Ken Gregory, a conservation bug, took part in Spanish Club as a sophomore. In this first year of high school he was selected to take a trip over the entire state of Ohio in order to study the various conservation projects. Besides his unusual hobby of lettering signs, Ken ' s main interest is centered around one special female. JUDY GROVE judy Grove, one of our energetic individuals in this year ' s senior class, has worked hard in the activities of FNA all three years of high school. In the eleventh grade Judy took part in GAA and Y- Teens while also working on the MEDINIAN staff as head typist. As a senior, she continued to be in Y-Teens and GAA but also be- came a member of Pep Club and Marching Band. In this last year of high school Judy was elected the president of FNA. Striving to maintain good grades earned Judy a position on the merit roll for her first two years in high school. Judy ' s three chief enjoyments are swimming, sewing, and listening to music. JOE HANUSCAK Joseph Hanuscak, called Joe for short, concentrated his interests in one club during his high school days at Medina. The club referred to is FFA in which he has enjoyed the fun and activities the club offers to every member. Outside of school, Joe deals in the hobby of mechanics and cars. TOM HANZLICEK Tom Hanzlicek, small in size but dynamic in spirit, has been chiefly interested in sports throughout high school. In his first year of senior high school, Tom played a position on the baseball team. As a junior, he continued to be on the baseball team. In his last year of high school Tom picked up a club, a golf club that is, and joined the golf team. Besides golf and baseball, Tom enjoys spending his leisure hours bowling. 16 KEN HENKE Ken Henke seems to have found time in his schedule for all types of extra-curricular activities. In all three years of high school Ken has been on the track, wrestling, baseball, and cross-country teams. Therefore, he qualified for membership in Letterman ' s Club throughout senior high school. He beat the big bass drum in both Marching and Concert Bands besides singing in the Choir all three years. Even with all these activities Ken worked on the MEDINAMITE staff throughout his school career. As a senior, he was captain of the cross-country team while also in the same year co-captain of the wrestling and track teams and a bass leader in Choir. Having shown great ability on the cross-country team, Ken was awarded the trophy for the most outstanding cross-country runner for the last two years. GLENNA HENNING Glenna Henning, alias Bloody Mary, is the editor of this year ' s publication of the MEDINIAN. As a sophomore, Glenna participated in the activities of FTA. In the eleventh grade she continued to be in FTA while also joining GAA, CAA, Y-Teens, and the MEDINIAN staff as copy editor. As a senior, she was a member of FTA, GAA, CAA, Pep Club, Student Council, and Choir of which she was elected president of the Board of Directors. Furthermore, having maintained a high scholastic average, Glenna was on the much- coveted honor roll in both her sophomore and junior years. DAN HERRMANN Dan Herrmann has been attending Medina High School for the last one-and-a-half years. In the tenth grade at Highland he became one of the school ' s football gridders. In his senior year Dan found Medina ' s FFA group to his liking. DAVE HERRMANN Dave Herrmann transferred to Medina with his brother in the middle of his junior year. As a sophomore at Highland, he played on the football team and also joined the track team. He remained on the track team for part of the eleventh grade while attending Highland. In his final year of high school Dave became a member of our school ' s FFA group. 17 DIXIE HERTHNECK Dixie Herthneck participated in Marching Band and Concert Band, GAA and FTA in her sophomore year. Joining Y-Teens in the eleventh grade, Dixie represented her class in Student Council. In her final year of high school she became a member of GAA and Pep Club. In her first two years Dixie acquired a position on the merit roll. BRUCE HOFF Bruce Hoff played the big brass tuba in Marching Band all three years of senior high school. As a sophomore and junior, he also played in Concert Band. In his final year Bruce became a mat- man on Medina ' s wrestling team. GINNIE HOFF Ginnie Hoff is one of this year ' s newly acquired bees in the MHS hive. She previously attended Lincoln High School in Canton, Ohio. When she was a sophomore at Lincoln High, Ginnie became a mem- ber of the Dramatics Club and Y-Teens. Having transferred to Medina this year, Ginnie became a member of Y-Teens and Pep Club. Much of her time has been devoted to work involved in putting out the MEDINAMITE as the fashion columnist. Her hobbies include dancing, reading, and collecting records. KAREN HOLLOPETER Karen Hollopeter attended Rosemead High School in Rosemead, California, in the tenth, grade. As a sophomore at Rosemead High, she was elected president of the Junior Statesmen of America Asso- ciation which dealt with the study of government. Transferring to Medina in the eleventh grade, Karen enrolled in FTA, CAA, Choir, and Orchestra. Reaching the status of a senior, she renewed her interest in all the activities but added to them Choralettes. In the summer of her junior year Karen won a five-week scholarship to study at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. 18 RALPH HOLT Ralph Holt, a most likable guy, has an outstanding record as a manager of the football, basketball, and baseball teams in his first year of senior high school. Remaining a manager of the football and basketball teams as a junior, Ralph became a member of the golf team, Math Club, and Letterman ' s Club. As a manager of basketball for the third straight year, Ralph was the football statis- tician, member of Math Club, Letterman ' s Club, and Senior Council, and on the baseball team. In the tenth grade he held a position on the merit roll. BONNIE HOOVER Bonnie Hoover, a cute-but-quiet lass, played the saxophone in Marching and Concert Band all three years. In her last two years of high school she became an active member of Y-Teens. As a sopho- more and junior, Bonnie earned a place on the merit roll for her academic accomplishments. Her hobbies vary from all types of music to baseball. ALICE HORTON Alice Horton joined FHA in her second year of high school. She renewed her membership in FHA in her senior year. In her spare time Alice enjoys dancing and skating while also adding to her collection of stuffed animals. STEVE HUNT Steve JHunt has been a regular guy-on-the-go during his high school career. As a sophomore, he participated in Dramatics and Spanish Club. In both his junior and senior years Steve ' s interest was drawn towards Hi-Y and CAA. In this latter club Steve acted as vice-chancellor as a junior and chancellor as a senior which entitled him to a seat in Student Council. In these two remaining years of high school Steve worked on the publication of the MEDIN- IAN. As a junior, he was a general assistant on the annual staff and the advertising editor in his senior year. Devoting time to his studies paid off when Steve ' s name appeared on the merit roll in both his sophomore and junior years. 19 PAM HURD Pam Hurd, one of our most active seniors, acquired a three-year membership in both FTA and Y-Teens. As a sophomore and junior, Pam was in Marching and Concert Band. In the eleventh grade she enjoyed the sporting activities of GAA which led to her renewing her membership in her senior year. In this final year of high school Pam took part in the newly-founded organization, Pep Club. Pam ' s name was placed on the merit roll in her sophomore year. RAY HUTCHINS Ray Hutchins started off his sophomore year by becoming a foot- ball manager. Earning a manager ' s letter this first year, he qual- ified as a member of Letterman ' s Club. In his junior year Ray put on a regular football uniform and became a football gridder. Given a position on the varsity foot ball squad in his final year of school, Ray ' s career in football ended successfully. MARSHA HYATT Marsha Hyatt, 1961 Queen Bee, has been a varsity cheerleader for the past two years. Besides participating in GAA and Y-Teens all three years, Marsha was a member of GLC in her junior and senior years of high school. As a sophomore, she was the class Student Council representative. In her senior year Marsha took part in Dramatics and Pep Club while holding the offices of GAA pres- ident, Y-Teen vice-president, GLC chaplain, and class Student Coun- cil representative. Even with all these time-consuming activities, Marsha maintained a B-average in her sophomore and junior years which entitled her to a place on the merit roll. JUDY INDOE ' Judy Indoe has been a member of both Concert and Marching Bands all three years. This last year she acquired the position of assistant line leader in Marching Band. Judy added quite a few activities in her senior year. She became a member of Choir, Chor- alettes, Dramatics and Pep Club. She also served as assistant ad- vertising editor on the MEDINIAN staff for 1961. 20 Hjgggft VIC JARC Vic Jarc, one of this year ' s football co-captains, has dealt primarily in the field of sports during high school. As a sophomore, he played on the junior varsity football squad and track team which entitled him to membership in the Letterman ' s Club for the remain- der of school. In his second year Vic made the varsity football team and continued to be in track. Besides sports, Vic enjoys dabbling in art. KAY KASZIAN Kay Kaszian, a regular nut, has principally been interested in FHA throughout senior high school. Becoming a senior, Kay took on the responsibility of being the FHA secretary. She was rewarded for her academic achievements in her sophomore year by having her name listed on the highly-prized merit roll. Swimming, dancing, and ice skating are among the chief interests Kay enjoys. LEE KAUFMAN Lee Kaufman has been a three-year member of the Letterman ' s Club. He has continually been one of the basketball managers throughout senior high school. As a junior, Lee was a track manager. Finally, as a senior, he became a football trainer. Outside of school, Lee enjoys bowling and photography. TERRY KENNEDY Terry Kennedy has remarkably found the time to be a three-year member of Letterman ' s Club, Audio Club, Dramatics Club, and Choir. In his sophomore year Terry was an Medina ' s football team. As a junior, he was entitled to membership in Thespians for the remainder of his high school career. In his senior year Terry held the office of president in both Thespians and Audio Club. In this same year he sang first tenor in Choir ' s two new singing groups — Harmonaires and Counterpoints. 21 HOLLY KOPPELBERGER Holly Koppelberger, one of our devoted Democrats, has been primarily interested in the vocal department of our school. She was one of the few girls to be selected for a position in Choir in her sophomore year at Medina High. Remaining in Choir throughout the balance of her high school career, Holly, a soprano, was chosen to sing in Choralettes in her junior year and again in her senior year. Besides politics, Holly spends her spare time either riding her horse, dancing, or baking. LARRY MARSH Larry Marsh has not had much time to take part in very many extra-curricular activities during his high school career. In his sophomore year Larry joined the school cross-country team. Since then he has been busy either working or enjoying the sports of fish- ing, hunting, and shooting. MARY ALICE MAST Mary Alice Mast, a former resident of Medina, attended Criders- ville High School as a sophomore where she sang in the Glee Club and played on the Girls ' Basketball Team. As a junior, she transferred to Lima, Ohio. In her final year of high school Mary Alice returned to Medina. Among her outside enjoyments she collects interesting types of shells. LYDIA McCLAIN Lydia McClain, known to all of us as Diana, is a devoted rock- and roll fan. In her second year of senior high school Diana joined in the program of FHA. MARTI McCOACH Marti Me Coach was one of this year ' s attendants in the Home- coming festivities. As a sophomore, Marti played in Marching and Concert Band while also becoming a reserve cheerleader. Throughout senior high school she has maintained a membership in GAA and Y-Teens. Marti has been in GLC, Dramatics Club, and Thespians for the last two years of school and a member of the Girls ' Basketball Team in the tenth grade. In her senior year she added to her already busy schedule Pep Club, Choir, Choralettes, CAA and Student Council. Acting as vice-president of the Thespians in her final year, she held positions on the merit roll in both her sophomore and junior years. CHARLIE McEWEN Charlie McEwen, one of our radio hams, has dealt chiefly in the field of sports. In his junior year Charlie became quite inter- ested in school activities. He was a member of the track and football teams which entitled him to membership in Letterman ' s Club. As a senior, he again joined the football team but also worked as assistant art editor on the MEDINIAN staff. Charlie will long remember the football banquet in his senior year for he walked away with all the honors. He was awarded the trophy for the most out- standing football player, elected honorary captain by the team, and was selected to be on the All-County and All-Conference teams. BARBARA McFADDEN Barbara McFadden has been in two major extra-curricular activities during her stay at Medina High. In her sophomore year Barb took up FHA. As a junior, she renewed her membership in FHA while also singing in the soprano section of the Choir. Having reached the last stage of her high school education, Barb continued to be in the Choir. ALAN MELLE Alan Melle attended Glenwood High School in Canton, Ohio, as a sophomore. At Glenwood, he played on the football and basketball teams. Transferring to Medina in his junior year, Alan joined three different clubs in his final year of high school. These three clubs were Hi-Y, Math Club, and CAA. Valuing good grades, Alan was able to be on the merit roll in the tenth and eleventh grades. 23 SHERRY MERSING Sherry Mersing has been principally interested in Y-Teens during her high school days at Medina. Having joined Y-Teens in her second year at MHS, Sherry continued her membership in this same club as a senior. Maintaining her grades paid off when Sherry ' s name was placed on the merit roll in her sophomore year. FRAN MILLER Fran Miller, one of our busy bees, has tried all types of activ- ities during her three-year stay. Fran took up a three-year member- ship in both GAA and Marching and Concert Band. As a junior, she became a member of GLC and a worker on the MEDINIAN ' s advertising staff. In Fran ' s senior year, she was the president of GLC, which automatically made her a member of the Student Coun- cil. She was then appointed the Student Council ' s historian for the year. Fran ' s name appears on the merit roll in both her sophomore and junior years through constant effort scholastically on her part. JANET MILLER Janet Miller came to Medina from Brunswick, Ohio, in her junior year of high school. As a senior, Janet has taken interest in the FHA group of our school. Among her hobbies she enjoys roller skating. LARRY MOON Larry Moon returned to Medina in his final year of high school. In part of his sophomore and all of his junior year Larry attended Cheyenne High School in Cheyenne, Kansas. At Cheyenne, he played in two of the intramural sports — basketball and volleyball. As a senior, Larry has spent most of his extra hours working part- time at the local theater. 24 DANNY MOORE Danny Moore has shown continual interest in the activities of the Hi-Y group throughout senior high school. In the tenth grade Danny took part in Choir. He also became a matman on Medina ' s wrestling team this same year. As a junior, Danny again was on the wrestling team while also joining Dramatics Club for the re- mainder of his school years and taking over the responsibilities of head of the junior concession stand. Outside of his regular school activities, Danny likes to go hunting and swimming. FRED MOORE Fred Moore, the guy with the briefcase, became interested in school activities during his junior year of high school. In this second year at MHS he was a member of Dramatics and Thespians in which he proved his acting abilities in The Thread That Runs So True. As a senior, Fred continued to be in Dramatics and Thespians besides joining Audio Club and FTA. He also was appointed to be the execu- tive editor of the MEDINAMITE in his final year of school, which entitled him to a seat in Student Council. Outside of school, Fred enjoys reading, public speaking, and music. ORVILLA MORRIS Orvilla Morris has continually been a member of Girls ' FFA and Math Club throughout high school. Upon acquiring the status of senior, she was elected vice-president of Girls ' FFA. In Orvilla ' s first two years at MHS she was on the merit roll while also placing ninth in this district in the District State Scholarship Test and sixteenth in the state on the same test. TOM MORTON Tom Morton, a guy who ' s really propelled, has played in Star- dusters, Marching Band, and Concert Band for three years. In the field of sports, Tom played on the reserve basketball team as a sophomore and junior. In his two remaining years, Tom became a member of Dramatics and Letterman ' s Club. He has held various offices throughout his high school career. He was treasurer of his sophomore class, president of his junior class, and in his senior year Band president, vice-president of Letterman ' s Club, and treasurer of Student Council. 25 SHIRLEY MOUCHA Shirley Moucha, a soft-spoken individual, came to Medina High in her junior year. As a sophomore, Shirley went to Lodi High School where she participated in Y-Teens. In her senior year she joined Medina ' s Y-Teen group. Maintaining high grades as a sophomore, Shirley was entitled to be on the Lodi honor roll. She always finds time to enjoy either bowling, skating, or reading. GARET MUNGER Garet Munger has played in Marching Band all three years of senior high school. In tenth and eleventh grade he played his tuba in Concert Band. As a sophomore, Garet worked with the wrestling team as a manager. In his two final years of school he became a full- fledged matman. Valuing good grades, Garet ' s name appeared on the merit roll in both tenth and eleventh grades. SUE NEWCOMER Sue Newcomer has dealt primarily in the different activities of the school ' s music department. She has been the Choir pianist, in Marching and Concert Band, and in Orchestra all three years. In the tenth grade Sue was in Girls ' Glee Club and was promoted to Choralettes in both her junior and senior years. As a senior, she was elected treasurer of the Choir ' s Board of Directors. MARK OVERHOLT Mark Overholt, a real camera bug, was on the school ' s tennis team, in Spanish Club, and Dramatics Club as a sophomore. In his senior year Mark was selected to be the head photographer on the MEDINIAN staff. 26 ' JOHN PALKO John Palko, one of our more silent athletes, has played on the school basketball and baseball teams for three years. Moreover, he qualified for Letterman ' s Club in his first year of high school. As a junior, John became a football player in which he received the trophy for the most improved player on the squad. Acting as co- captain, John played varsity football in his final year of high school. ' ELLEN PETERSON Ellen Peterson took part in Y-Teens, FNA, Glee Club, and French Club while attending Cuyahoga Falls High School. After coming to Medina in her second year of high school, she was just as active in clubs. Ellen immediately took up membership in GAA, Y-Teens, and CAA acting as vice-chancellor in her senior year and adding FTA, GLC, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, and Math Club as secretary-treasur- er in her senior year. Obtaining a seat on Senior Council, Ellen made honor roll status as a sophomore and the merit roll in the following year. JEFF POST Jeff Post, our boy with the hot sticks, has drummed out the beat for Marching and Concert Band and Stardusters throughout his high school career. Taking up the sport of tennis in his sophomore year, he continued playing on the tennis team repeatedly for the next two years. In the eleventh and twelfth grades Jeff was a full-fledged member of Letterman ' s Club and also Dramatics Club. Taking an interest in his studies brought about his placement on the merit roll as a sophomore. Jeff is also interested in golf, girls, and model railroads. BEV POTTS Bev Potts is quite an energetic worker at any type of job. She was secretary-treasurer of the Spanish Club as a sophomore while also taking up membership in Audio Club and FTA. In the eleventh grade Bev was elected to the office of secretary for Audio Club plus taking part in FTA, the MEDINIAN staff, Math Club, and CAA. Although Bev has been very active during her high school career, she maintained a B-average and thus qualified for merit roll in both her sophomore and junior years. 27 JACK PURDUM Jack Purdum, a very sports-minded person, is a regular ham when it comes to amateur radio. Jack was on the football and basket- ball teams continually for three seasons. In his junior year Jack earned membership in Letterman ' s Club and also made the golf team this same year. As a senior, he continued to play on the golf team. In his second year of high school, Jack ' s grades ranked high enough to qualify him for the merit roll. JILL PURDUM Jill Purdum, quite an energetic individual, was a reserve cheer- leader in her sophomore year. Acquiring a three-year membership in GAA, Y-Teens, and Dramatics Club, Jill was on the Girls ' Basket- ball Team in both her sophomore and junior years. In eleventh grade she joined Choir, Choralettes, and Thespians. As a senior, Jill played the bells in Marching and Concert Band. ANTHEA QUICK Anthea Quick, more commonly known to her friends as Andi, has continually been a member of Y-Teens throughout senior high school. As a sophomore, Andi participated in Marching and Con- cert Band and also Dramatics Club. In the eleventh grade she con- tinued to be in Dramatics but also became a member of GLC. Reaching her final year of high school, she renewed her membership in GLC while becoming active in CAA. Acquiring a high scholastic average in her junior year, Andi ' s name appeared on the merit roll. CAROL REED Carol Reed, a vivacious individual, was selected as one of the reserve cheerleaders in her sophomore year. She joined the ranks of the Musical Bees for a three-year hitch. In the eleventh grade Carol held the position of co-secretary of Band and in her senior year vice-president of Band. In her two remaining years of high school Carol took part in the activities of GLC. Through hard work Carol was able to be on the highly-prized honor roll in the tenth grade and on the merit roll in the eleventh. 28 KAREN REICH Karen Reich, a girl of quiet nature, has participated in both FHA and Girls ' FFA all three years of senior high school. As a junior, Karen was elected to the office of secretary in FFA. In her senior year she was promoted to president of Girls ' FFA. Thus, as a presi- dent of a school club, Karen automatically became a member of Student Council. PENNY RICKARD Penny Rickard, a quiet-yet-eff icient girl, has been a member of FTA all three years of senior high school. She also joined Spanish and Girls ' Glee Club in her sophomore year. As a junior, Penny was promoted to a seat in Choir. In her final year of high school Penny joined both Pep Club and Y-Teens while also continuing to be in Choir. Her two main interests are horses and swimming. DAVE RING Dave Ring, our quiet-but-active athlete, has primarily devoted his spare time to school sports. After proving his ability to handle any shape ball, Dave was placed on the varsity football and baseball teams in his sophomore year and continued to be on these teams for the two remaining years of high school. He also made the reserve basketball team at MHS as a sophomore and varsity basketball in his final year. These early team achievements qualified him for mem- bership in Letterman ' s Club all three years. As a junior, Dave be- came the secretary of Letterman ' s Club, and as a senior, he became the president of this athletic association. Dave ' s talent in football was proven when he was awarded a trophy for the best defensive player on the varsity squad in his senior year. Another honor be- stowed on Dave was being on the merit roll in his junior year. JIM ROBERTS Jim Roberts, a boy who can really blow a mean harmonica, likes to go hunting and trapping. He has primarily taken part in Choir all three years of senior high school. 29 CASSANDRA ROGERS Cassandra Rogers, better known as Cassie, moved here from Chardon, Ohio, in time to begin her junior year of high school at MHS. As a sophomore at Chardon, Cassie participated in both GAA and Dramatics. She continued to be in GAA in the eleventh grade and made an addition of Y-Teens. In her final year of high school Cassie renewed her membership in GAA and Y-Teens while also becoming a member of Pep Club. Cassie fills her leisure hours by either reading, swimming, or playing the piano. LINDA ROOT Linda Root, a girl with a pleasant smile for everyone, was placed on the merit roll in both her sophomore and junior years. Girls ' Glee Club and FTA drew Linda ' s interest in her sophomore year. Con- tinuing to be in FTA in the eleventh grade, Linda became a member of Choir and Choralettes. Her hobbies are horseback riding, cooking, and all types of sports. MARY JO SAUER Mary Jo Sauer has been quite active in various types of clubs during her three years of high school. Besides playing on the Girls ' Basketball Team in her sophomore year, Jo took part in GAA, FTA, and Dramatics Club. In the eleventh grade she added Y-Teens to these activities while also holding the offices of treasurer and chaplain of FTA and GAA respectively. In her last year at MHS Mary Jo renewed her membership in all four of these clubs besides adding Pep Club, CAA , and Thespians. LYNDA SCANLAN Lynda Scanlan, a Weymouthite, was on the publicity staff of the MEDINAMITE in her first year of senior high school. In tenth grade Lynda joined both GAA and Y-Teens. As a junior, she still took part in GAA and Y-Teens. However, in her final year of high school, Lynda was. active only in Y-Teens. Lynda ' s main interests lie in Lodi and hair-styling. 30 DICK SCHELKLE Dick Schelkle has continually taken part in the fun and activities of Letterman ' s Club throughout his high school years. In his first year at Medina High Dick ' s interests followed in the line of athletics and music. He was not only on the football squad in the tenth grade, but he also blended his voice with those of the other members of Choir. As his second year of senior high school rolled around, Dick added to his activities track and Hi-Y. As a senior, he remained in Hi-Y as its vice-president while also representing this same club in Student Council. MIKE SEDGWICK Mike Sedgwick, the “bongo drum kid, played the cymbols during Marching Band in the eleventh grade. As a senior, Mike was the advertising editor on the MEDINAMITE staff and a member of FTA. He is quite interested in the mechanics of advertising and literature. DAVE SCHELKLE Dave Schelkle, alias “Schecks, spent all three years in March- ing and Concert Band. In the tenth grade Dave tried his hand at the game of baseball. When he was a junior, he took up membership in Hi-Y. Continuing in Hi-Y as a senior, Dave was elected as the secretary-treasurer of this same club. The study and collection of coins has been Dave ' s chief hobby for the past few years. DIANA SEAMON Diana Seamon, a petite athletic individual, has been a member of GAA throughout senior high school. Besides GAA, Diana devoted her time to the activities of Y-Teens in the tenth grade. As a junior, Diana made the Girls ' Basketball Team. While working as the treasurer of GAA in her senior year, Diana rejoined Y-Teens and became a member of the newly-formed Pep Club. For her academic efforts, Diana earned a place on the merit roll in both her sophomore and junior years. 31 DIANE SEELEY Diane Seeley, one of our happy-go-lucky seniors, has been an active member of Dramatics for the past three years. In her first year at MHS, Diane belonged to Y-Teens while also qualifying for membership in Thespians. She also took part in the Spanish Club in the tenth grade. As.a senior, Diane began an active year with Pep Club, CAA, and Y-Teens. In her sophomore year she earned the right to be placed on the merit roll. Outside of school activities, Diane fills her time with art and her coin collection besides working as a soda jerk in one of the local drugstores. JANET SHAW Janet Shaw has had one main interest throughout all three years of senior high school. She enrolled in the activities of Y-Teens as a sophomore and thus continued her membership for the remainder of her schooling. Outside of Y-Teens and school, Janet takes an active part in Rainbow Girls. TOM SIGAFOOS Tom Sigafoos, this year ' s Student Council president, has taken an active part in Marching and Concert Band, Thespians, Dramatics, and Audio Club continually throughout senior high school. As a sophomore, Tom became the copy editor for the MEDINAMITE. In his junior year he held the office of Dramatics vice-president while also joining CAA and qualifying for the Quiz Bee. Remaining a member of CAA in his final year, Tom found the experiments and projects of Math Club to his liking. Although he joined all these activities, he ranked high enough scholastically to be placed on the honor roll in both his sophomore and junior years. MARY SIMMONS Mary Simmons is better known by the appropriate nickname, Peanut. She participated in the activities of FHA in her sophomore year. Y-Teens became her major extra-curricular activity in the eleventh grade. As a senior, Mary still continued to take part in Y-Teens and also took up membership in FFA. Her chief interests are finger painting and dogs. 32 CAROL SINNETT Carol Sinnett has continually taken part in the fun and frolic of FHA throughout her high school career. As a senior, Carol became interested in the sport activities of GAA. Being interested mainly in the field of water sports, Carol enjoys both swimming and water skiing. FRED SMITH Fred Smith, this year ' s Hi-Y chaplain, joined this same club as a sophomore while also playing on the football and golf teams. As a sophomore, he was entitled to a three-year membership in Letter- man ' s Club. In the eleventh grade Fred returned to the football field for another season. SANDY SPENCER Sandy Spencer, the 1961 Head Majorette, has been twirling her flashy baton in the line-up of majorettes all three years of senior high school. In her sophomore year Sandy sang in Girls ' Glee Club. As a senior, she joined in the activities of GAA. Her interests include twirling a baton, roller skating, and dancing to all types of music. DONN SUMMERS Donn Summers, a Medina newcomer, came to us from Monroe- ville, Ohio, in his senior year. Although Donn has been in March- ing and Concert Band all three years of senior high school, he also was in the Basketball Pep Band in his sophomore and junior years at Monroeville High. In the tenth grade Donn became a member of the school ' s Student Council. As a Medina High School senior, he joined the Hi-Y association. 33 GEORGE SWART George Swart has devoted his spare time to two completely dif- ferent clubs while attending senior high school. As a junior and senior, he joined a club that corresponded to his special hobby, the Photography Club. Furthermore, he participated in the program of FFA for three years. MARY LU THOMAS Mary Lu Thomas has been a devoted participant in the dramatics department of our school. She has been a three-year veteran of Dramatics Club, Thespians, and GAA. As a member of Girls ' Glee Club and Y-Teens in her sophomore year, Mary Lu took up Choir, GLC, and again Y-Teens in her second year of high school. Renew- ing her membership in all the clubs except Y-Teens in her senior year, Mary Lu took up Pep Club and Student Council. She has been elected to three different offices while in high school. She was the Thespians ' treasurer as a junior and Dramatics president and GLC secretary as a senior. In both the tenth and the eleventh grades, Mary Lu maintained a position on the merit roll. PATRICIA THOMAS Patricia Thomas, called Pat for short, came to life concerning extra-curricular activities in her senior year. She joined FTA, Pep Club and CAA during this final year of high school. Through hard work in her junior year, Pat was able to be placed on the highly- coveted honor roll. Outside of school, Pat has been interested in reading, working, and just plain having fun. LARRY TOBEY Larry Tobey came to Medina from Norton, Ohio, in his junior year. As a sophomore at Norton Senior High, he joined the Biology Club. In his junior as well as senior year, Larry became one of our Musical Bees in both Marching and Concert Bands. Besides reading, he enjoys a fast game of ping-pong in his idle time. 34 JEFF TRIPP Jeff Tripp has been principally active in sports during his stay at Medina High. As a sophomore, he was in Concert, as well as Marching Band. Besides holding membership in Spanish Club in his first year at MHS, Jeff went out for both basketball and golf. In the eleventh grade he continued to play on the reserve basketball team and added three new activities. He became a member of the football squad, baseball team, and Letterman ' s Club. In Jeff ' s final year of high school he again was on the baseball team and in Letterman ' s Club and also took up membership in Dramatics Club. Jeff has three major interests — guns, girls, and cars. CAROLYN VANAMAN Carolyn Vanaman has been an ambitious person throughout high school. She participated in both Marching and Concert Bands, Y- Teens, and FTA all three years. During her first two years at MHS Carolyn played clarinet in Orchestra. As a junior, she joined GAA and worked as business manager on the MEDINIAN staff. In this same year Carolyn held the position of FTA secretary. In her senior year she took on quite a load of responsibilities. Carolyn was the treasurer of Band, president of FTA, class treasurer, secretary of Student Council, and a member of Senior Council. Besides placing on the honor roll in both her sophomore and junior years, Carolyn was selected to go to Girls ' State in the summer of her junior year. BETTY VARISCO Betty Varisco took part in FHA during her first two years at Medina High. She was particularly interested in the commercial department of our school since she acquired two typing awards and three bookkeeping awards. Like many others, Betty finds fun in swimming and dancing. I ORVILLE WALKER Orville Walker has played in Marching and Concert Band throughout high school. In the tenth grade Orville joined FFA. As a junior, he renewed his membership in FFA as the FFA reporter. Reaching the status of senior, he became a member of CAA and Senior Council. Due to maintaining better than average grades as a sophomore and junior, Orville ' s name appeared on the merit roll. 35 RON WASS Ron Wass played the cornet for the school ' s Marching and Con- cert Band throughout senior high school. In the eleventh grade he got into the swing of sports by joining the golf team. Since studies were not forgotten in his first year of high school, Ron earned a place on the merit roll. BOB WEBEL Bob Webel began to take part in school activities during his final year of high school. As a senior, he became a basketball manager while also being elected to represent his homeroom in Senior Council. Achieving a B-average entitled Bob to a place on the merit roll for both his sophomore and junior years. BOB WHITMAN Bob Whitman holds the title of undefeated champ in the annual American Legion Essay Contest for the last three years. Being a three-year veteran of basketball, he was able to join Letterman ' s Club as a sophomore. In the eleventh grade Bob was on the MEDIN- IAN staff and a member of CAA and Math Club. As a senior, he again was in Math Club and CAA while also holding a seat on Senior as well as Student Council. As far as offices are concerned, Bob was sophomore vice-president, senior vice-president, and Math Club president. In both the tenth and the eleventh grades he earned honor roll status. Apart from school, Bob confesses his enjoyments of wine, women, and song. RICK WHITMORE Rick Whitmore became interested in clubs during his junior year. Signing up for both CAA and Math Club in the eleventh grade, he renewed his membership in these two clubs during his final year of school. While collecting coins and horses, Rick placed on the merit roll in his sophomore and junior years which can be attrib- uted to a little horse sense that he has acquired from close association. PAT WHITNEY Pat Whitney, a three-year reserve cheerleader, has spent all three years in Marching and Concert Band, Stardusters, and Orches- tra. She sang in Girls ' Glee Club as a sophomore but moved up to a seat in Choir for the two remaining years while also singing in Choralettes both years. In the eleventh grade Pat became a member of GLC, class vice-president, and treasurer of Band. In her final year she was elected treasurer of GLC and vice-president of the Choir ' s Board of Directors. Although much of her time was spent in the music department, Pat maintained high grades in both her sophomore and junior years in order to qualify for the honor roll. RON WOLF Ron Wolf is like many other boys in respect to his activity in the school ' s athletic program. Basketball started him off right in his first year at MHS. As a junior, Ron again played basketball and also took up baseball and Letterman ' s Club. Playing on the varsity basketball team in his senior year, he was in Letterman ' s Club for the second year and added a new sport, golf. Besides enjoying school sports, Ron takes time out for hunting, trapping, and fishing. ROSEANN WOODWARD Roseann Woodward, our cherry pie baking champ, is quite an amiable person. In her first year at MHS Roseann became a mem- ber of Girls ' FFA. As a junior, she turned her interests towards the activities of Audio Club. In her final year of high school Roseann continued in the work of Audio Club besides joining FTA. Since she maintained a B-average in her sophomore and junior years, Roseann ' s name was placed on the merit roll. DICK WURGLER Dick Wurgler attended Buckeye High in his sophomore year where he to.ok part in Dramatics Club. Becoming a Medina High School student in his junior year, he found our Photography Club to his liking as a senior. Besides photography, Dick enjoys collecting coins and the mechanics of cars. 37 PAUL WOLFORD Paul Wolford has entered into the program of only one of our clubs at Medina. As a sophomore and junior, he took up membership in Hi-Y. Outside of Hi-Y, Paul likes to tinker around with cars and radios. TOM HAGUE Tom Hague has been interested in all sorts of mechanical contrap- tions. He likes to work in the shops and is very much interested in machine tools. During his three years at MHS he has helped as a shop foreman. Tom finds time to hunt and fish, and enjoy out- door sports. ALICE WILLIAMS Alice Williams, a transfer from Buckeye High School, came to Medina in the middle of her senior year. At Buckeye Alice took part in FHA and Choir all three years. As a sophomore, she joined in the projects of the dramatics department. Remaining a member of Dramatics Club in eleventh grade, Alice was elected county treasurer of FHA and participated in Y-Teens and also on the Girls ' Basketball Team. Two of Alice ' s pastimes are listening to a variety of music and collecting stuffed animals. BARBARA VAN EPP Barbara Van Epp is the newest addition to this year ' s graduating class. Attending John R. Buchtel High School in Akron for the last two and a half years, Barb enjoyed many of the school ' s activities. In her sophomore year she took up Art Club and Dramatics Club. Re- maining in Art Club throughout her stay at Buchtel and acting as the club ' s secretary-treasurer in her senior year, Barb joined Y-Teens and re-entered ' Dramatics as a senior. Besides her interest in art in which she has won three scholastic art awards, Barb finds pleasure in taking walks. 38 It ' s almost time! Watch your calories, girls! Meet our president. Our pie champ of 1961 Man ' s best friend and pillow He went that away! 39 BACK ROW: Junior Class Advisors — Mrs. Kellogg, Mr. Stirm, Mr. Abel, Miss Henderson. FRONT ROW: Leroy Gunner — Vice-President, Bill Stern- ecker — Treasurer, Norm Rolling — President, Jane Moxley — Student Council Representative, Linda Fodor — Secretary. JUNIORS As has been a tradition at Medina, the junior class diligently fulfilled the projects needed to finance the big night of the Junior-Senior Prom. Be- sides running the concession stand throughout the year, the class sells Home- coming mums, organizes bake sales, and attempts other profitable en- deavors. The decorations for the Jr. -Sr. entailed many hours of hard work by all the members of the class in order to make this year ' s prom the best ever. The pause that refreshes Concentrating as usual 40 Bill Abrams Dan Allen Tony Aronica Phyllis Bagley Rayma Bartholomew Kelly Baxter Bill Beck Bob Bennett Jim Beresford Betty Brooks Kay Brown Kaye Burnett Judy Burton Reg Campbell John Campy Marilyn Charters Steve Cisar Bonnie Clement Jamie Culler Linda Curtice Carol Dayson Ron Delac Donna Dixson Cathy Doyle Diane Dreibelbis Rita Dreibelbis Frank Dunbar Bill Dwyer Jerry Eby Chuck Eddy 41 Ron Emerson Linda Fodor Jerry Foster Mary Lou Frantz Kay Fulton Sandy Fulton Tom Gallatin Betty Gregory Heddi Grumbach Leroy Gunner Craig Halliwill Rod Hartman Elizabeth Hartzler Doss Harvey Marty Hastings Bud Herrle Nanci Hinkel Dan Hopp Pat Horvath Barb Horkey Sue Hornbeck Ted Hubbel Sharon Hull Kathy Jones Skip Jones Sue Kaszian Paul Kovalik Paul Kubis Phyllis Lane Dick Laribee 42 George Laurenz Jerry Lefevers Sandy Longacre Keith Luster Kathie McCarthy Jim McClain Augusta Meincke Terry Melle Paul Michaels Lonnie Miller Sue Mollohan Sally Montgomery Ray Moore Nancy Morton Jane Moxley La Donna Neufield Don Nye Bob Nichols Terry Oberholtzer Marilyn Oster Carol Patrick Leslie Peterson Barb Phillis Linda Plues Larry Ptak Jean Ream Ruth Rickey Bill Riebau Norm Rolling Darrell Ruder 43 Ken Rudes Rebecca Rupert Cathy Schelkle Kathy Searles Pat Shank Barb Shanta Karen Shipman Renee Siegfried Jane Skidmore George Smiley Mary Smith Nancy Sprankle Eleanor Szafranski Pat Taylor Penny Tench Sue Tiffner Sally Stay ton Bill Sternecker Mike Thomas Merrily Tubbs Ted Van Boxel Sue Van Kannel Ann Veirs Ellen Washburn Dan Wells Sandy Wilson Wayne Winchip j, 44 IN MEMORIAM BILL MORAST 45 BACK ROW: Sophomore Class Advisors — Mr. Dailey, Mr. FRONT ROW: John Happ — Student Council Representa- Showalter, Mr. Brewer, Mr. Platz, Miss Cross. tive, Wade Boyle — Vice-President, Tim Dwyer — Presi- dent, Marty Cromwell — Secretary, Becky Friedt — T reasurer. SOPHOMORES The new members of the Medina hive moved right into the swing of things this year. The sophomores have been so busy keeping up with the active life found at MHS that they haven ' t had much time for special pro- jects. The big event of the school year for these newcomers is the ordering of their precious class rings. Scholastically, the class of ' 63 has made quite an outstanding record by producing many of Medina ' s honor roll students. Sorry, Roberta, it ' s not his brain. Heh! Heh! Who cares when Caesar was born! 46 V r Nancy Auker Jan Aylard Jim Barr Joe Beckowitz Dennis Berberick Judy Booth Linda Bowers Wade Boyle Larry Buckley Larry Burnett Robert Burton Betty Bushman Jim Cantwell Ed Chamberlain Linda Charters Dave Chase Jack Chase Carol Clark Chris Crobaugh Marty Cromwell Iretta Culler Jean Deeter Micki Donahue Jim Dreibelbis Tim Dwyer John Easterday John Ellis Frances Falconer Jerry Favri Dennis Ferguson 47 Judy Fetherolf David Foster Becky Freidt Gail Gabelli Brenda Gaines Ed Gates Marianne Greeley Peter Green Kitty Gregoire Ed Grey Patty Haines Karen Hanzlicek John Happ Dave Henning Richard Herman Bill Herthneck Kaye Hoover Ted Hubler Art Huffman Phil Hunt Scott Huxtable Richard Kapp John Kisner Sue Kisner Toni Kolasinski Joan Kovalik David Kraus Russ Kulow Larry Kurfis Bob Lederer I 48 I Sharon Lipstreu David Leggett Jim Loveman Susan Lynch Richard Manzey Judy Marsh Linda Marshall Rollene Martin Jo Maupin Richard McFadden Tom McFadden Kathy McLaughlin Nancy McMillan Hugh Miller Marilyn Millner Margaret Minto Laurann Molt Roy Nehrenz Florence Neumeyer John Newcomer Nina Nichols Bill Norton Carol Pavlik Debbie Pelton Terry Pelton Susan Penick Michal Reddish Diane Reed Mary Reed Randy Robins 49 Randy Roche Bernice Ross Jim Petrigala Lois Robson Becky Rodgers Diana Scott Frank Seibert Jim Sheehy Cathy Shorey George Siedel Jim Skidmore Joanne Smith Myron Smith Joe Stambaugh Rita Standen Phyllis Steck Dale Ann Steidl Chester Stuczynski Carol Summers Chuck Summers Cece Survance Anita Swart Larry Tench Theresa Thie Roberta Tl Donna Thompson Don Turk Kathy Wass Karen Wass Rosie Webel 50 ist Winters verett Wise Virginia Wolfsperger John Wyman Sheldon Westfall Sharon White Al Williams John Williams Alan Winchi Patty Wright Bob Peterson Neal Selzer Dave Dye Vi Milichev Don Beck. Ronald Reich Gary Musch Butch Schneider Ed Thomas P 51 52 Keep up the good work. Time out for a Coke s rVt he cute? Another day, another F G °f an ; itch? Keeping in condition? At least some people work around here. 53 Sidney M. Fenn — Superintendent, Gabriel R. Simon, Donald H. Chase, Nel- son F. Gayer — President, William G. Batchelder, Jr., Richard D. Longacre — Vice-President, Jeanne Veverka — Clerk-Treasurer. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Medina City Board of Education, a group of elected officials, spends many hours helping to keep our school modern in a progressive community. The MEDINIAN staff wishes to extend its gratitude for the Board ' s fine work during our years in school. 54 YOUNGER GENERATION!” Sidney M. Fenn THE OFFICE Howard E. Claggett Robert F. Schultz Phyllis Dayson 56 John Abel Lena Ainsworth David Brewer Biology Art Mathematics Marilyn Cross Mathematics Ted Cunningham Spanish, German James Currens Health, Physical Education Robert Dague English, Journalism Howard Dailey Civics, Economics Derek Drury History, English Orland Duke Agriculture 57 Corl Edwards Driver Education, History Arthur Eisenmann Industrial Arts Virginia Farmer Eugene Haas Jeannette Heiges Physical Education Physics English Angela Hergenrader Secretarial Practice Mary Lou Henderson Home Economics 58 John Insprucker Guidance Louise Jones Librarian Susan Kellogg French, Latin Roland Platz Physical Education, Driver Education Jeanette Neptune English Ronald Page Vocal Music Augie Rios Psychology, Sociology, History Losia Schafer Bookkeeping, Typing Harold Showalter Richard Stacy William Starkey Speech, English Director of Music Industrial Arts James Staten Music John Stirm Chemistry 59 Derek H. Drury A TASTE OF ENGLAND The happy young chap pictured above is none other than our English exchange teacher for the year, Mr. Drury. Taking a leave-of-absence from Emanuel School for boys in Wandsworth, England, Mr. Drury has encountered many strange new customs in the United States. Although he has enjoyed this experience, Mr. Drury misses coaching the boys of Emanuel in the school ' s Boat Club and eating those good ol ' English fruit cakes. Of all the activities found at MHS, Mr. Drury greatly admires Medina ' s Marching Band. But a year passes quickly and our English friend must return to his home across the Atlantic. The staff would like to speak for the rest of the school in wishing Mr. Drury a safe return and good luck in future years. England was never like this! 60 CANDID CAMERA 61 JAY LASH anthony kovar EVELYN KOVAR CUSTODIANS AND CAFETERIA STAFF PAUL WAGNER THERESA GIENKE CHARLES JACOT marge RICKERT EVELYN NOCAR ,SABE li -e miller 62 “THIS IS MORE WORK THAN WE’VE DONE IN A LONG TIME!” 63 GARY MUSCH DENNY FERGUSON JIM PETRIGALA DARRELL RUDER REG CAMPBELL JACK PURDUM JOHN PALKO SKIP KISNER 64 JIM GERSPACHER DAVE CHASE PAUL KUBIS DAVE DYE JIM CANTWELL WADE BOYLE RAY HUTCHINS DAN ALLEN BUTCH SCHNEIDER JOHN HAPP CHARLIE McEWEN LEROY GUNNER VIC JARC JOE BECKOWITZ GEORGE SIEDEL TIM DAVIS CHESTER STUCZYNSKI 65 RAY LARIBEE DOUG WALKER JOHN CAMPY CHUCK SUMMERS JAMIE CULLER ED CHAMBERLAIN JIM BARR Jack Abel, Joe Zillich, Jim Currens, Jack Ross, Rollie Platz. FALL SPORTS AWARDS Darrell Ruder — Most Improved Football Player. Dave Ring — Best Defensive Football Player. Ken Henke — Outstanding Cross-Country Runner. Charlie McEvven- — Outstanding Football Player. 67 Wrong sport, boys! VARSITY FOOTBALL Despite the losing streak the Bees suffered in the season of I960, they never gave up fighting for that one important victory. On the sidelines the Bees ' supporters backed them all the way, especially when the first touchdown of the season was made, and all spirits were boosted sky-high. A note of congratulations from the staff goes to the football squad and all the coaches for their hard work and never-ending drive. Phooey! 68 RESERVE FOOTBALL The reserve football squad had better luck this season than did their brother team. These Bees tossed the ol ' pigskin around and carried it down the field for seven victories out of eight games. The J. V. ' s credit a hearty pat on the back and best wishes for an even better record next year. RESERVE Medina 14 vs Ashland 6 Medina 0 vs Wooster 14 Medina 13 vs Cloverleaf ... 6 Medina 8 vs Orrville 6 RESULTS Medina 28 vs Revere .... 0 Medina 36 vs Wadsworth .. ....24 Medina 30 vs Highland .... .... 6 Medina 38 vs Wellington .. .... 0 69 BACK ROW: Jill Purdum, Marti McCoach, Diane Seeley, Pat Horvath, Jane Moxley, Diane Dreibelbis, Sally Stayton, Judy Grove, Phyllis Bagley, Nanci Hinkel, Kathy Jones, Kay Brown. SECOND ROW: Jan Clement, Sandy Fleming, Ellen Peter- son, Cassie Rodgers, Glenna Henning, Dixie Herthneck, Sharon Burrer, Mary Lu Thomas, Judy Indoe, Carolyn Berry, Linda Curtice, Bonnie Clement. THIRD ROW: Nancy McMillan, Linda Bowers, Pam Hurd, Diana Seamon, Diane Reed, Joanne Smith, Toni Kolasinski, Rita Standen, Mary Ellen McNeal, Mary Jo Sauer, Gail Gabelli, Sharon Lipstreu, Roberta Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Laurann Molt, Linda Fodor, Sandy Long- acre, Maggi Brown, La Donna Neufield, Kathie McCarthy — Vice-President, Karen Cook — President, Barb Chase — Secre- tary-Treasurer, Merrily Tubbs, Miss Farmer — Advisor, Micki Donahue, Marianne Greeley. FRONT ROW: Sharon Hull, Carolyn Dushenke, Marsha Hyatt, Cathy Bisson, Barb Shanta. PEP CLUB Let ' s sock! Here ' s some added pep! 70 Cathy Bisson, Sharon Hull, Marsha Hyatt, Barb Shanta, Carolyn Dushenke. CHEERLEADERS Joanne Smith, Pat Whitney, Fran Miller, Merrily Tubbs, Diane Reed. BACK ROW: Bill Dwyer, Ken Henke — Captain, Norm Rolling. FRONT ROW: Tom McFadden, Joe Stambaugh, George Smiley, Jack Chase. CROSS-COUNTRY The school ' s cross-country team is something comparatively new at MHS in the last few years. Despite this handicap, our team held up very well against the other schools in the distric t. All the harriers with the exception of one will be back next year. With another season of cross-country behind them, the boys promise some real hot competition in next year ' s season. Medina 72 vs Coventry ....53 vs Akron Buchtel .. 15 Medina 45 vs Rocky River ....18 Medina 61 vs Springfield ....18 Medina 46 xvs Akron Central .... ....25 vs Akron Hower .. 49 Medina 75 vs Akron Kenmore .. ....19 vs Akron East 38 Medina 80 vs Akron South ....20 vs Akron Garfield 41 72 COACH RIOS BOB WHITMAN JOHN PALKO DEAN FISHER DAN ALLEN VARSITY BASKETBALL NORM ROLLING DARRELL RUDER RON WOLF DOSS HARVEY PAUL KUBIS ImBmBiWli COACH RIOS and COACH PLATZ LEE KAUFMAN, RALPH HOLT, and ED CLAPP. HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT This year ' s Bees fought hard for a high-ranking position in the Southwestern Conference. Drop- ping a few notches from their or- iginal position in the early part of the season, the varsity team climbed back steadily to place second on the ladder of victory. The roundballers were truly out- standing this season and pro- duced some real high-styled ac- tion on the court at every game. 74 Tom Masters holds the runner-up trophy for Buckeye, while John Campy accepts the first place trophy for Medina. Medina 37 vs Rocky River ... ...32 Medina 52 vs Rocky River ...36 Medina 33 vs Fairview ...39 Medina 59 vs Fairview ...73 Medina 59 vs North Olmsted ..57 Medina 49 vs North Olmsted ..62 Medina 51 vs Wadsworth ...39 Medina 57 vs Strongsville ...60 Medina 58 vs Westlake ...43 Medina 45 vs Westlake ...58 Medina 61 vs Olmsted Falls . ...42 Medina 49 vs Olmsted Falls . ...48 Medina 57 vs Bay Village ...59 Medina 60 vs Bay Village ...51 Medina 52 vs Oberlin ...56 Medina 50 vs Oberlin ...46 VARSITY BASKETBALL RESULTS 75 BACK ROW: Bob Webel — Manager, Chuck Summers, Paul Kubis, Chet Stuczyn- ski, Mr. Platz — Coach. SECOND ROW: Everett Wise, Dave Dye, Wade Boyle, Doss Harvey, Tim Dwyer, Joe Stambaugh. FRONT ROW: Skip Kisner, Darrell Ruder, Jim Cantwell, Denny Ferguson, Bill Abrams — Manager. RESERVE BASKETBALL RESULTS Medina 21 vs Rocky River .26 Medina 25 vs Rocky River ... ...32 Medina 37 vs Fairview .23 Medina 45 vs Fairview ...37 Medina 33 vs North Olmsted 31 Medina 37 vs North Olmsted ..31 Medina 35 vs Wadsworth .21 Medina 53 vs Strongsville ...45 Medina 34 vs Westlake .37 Medina 49 vs Westlake ...29 Medina 30 vs Olmsted Falls ... .37 Medina 44 vs Olmsted Falls . ...48 Medina 49 vs Bay Village .33 Medina 46 vs Bay Village ...48 Medina 40 vs Oberlin .48 Medina 36 vs Oberlin ...27 The Junior Bees showed a great deal of spirit and enthusiasm during the season of 1961. Despite the games that were lost, there were many entertain- ing hours enjoyed by a full crowd throughout the season. Displaying the talents for success, the Bees can assure their supporters of a victorious season in ' 62. 76 Looks like two points for us! Wait for me, wait for me, Johnny, please, wait for me. 77 Man, like— GO! GO! GO! Here comes number 30 to the rescue! I lose more balls that way. I didn ' t know you cared. Solo flight Which way is out? What are you aiming at? BACK ROW: Dick Herman, Garet Munger, Jerry Favri, Joe Beck- owitz, Dick Laribee, Bill Herthneck. SECOND ROW: Dave Henning, George Siedel, Jim Barr, Ken Henke — Co-Captain, Tim Davis — Co-Captain, Gary Musch, Rod Yeager. FRONT ROW: Bill Sternecker, Jamie Culler, Alan Winchip, Butch Schneider, Ed Chamberlain, Tom McFadden. WRESTLING RESULTS Medina 17 vs Copley 26 Medina 19 vs North Olmsted ..26 Medina 10 vs Hudson 30 Medina 1 1 vs North Olmsted ..30 Medina 29 vs Revere 13 Medina 26 vs Revere ...22 Medina 23 vs Stow 26 Medina 16 vs Olmsted Falls . ...23 Medina 19 vs Rocky River .... 22 Medina 29 vs Strongsville ...12 Medina 13 vs Olmsted Falls ....30 Medina 24 vs Bay Village ...22 Medina 25 vs Strongsville . 16 78 79 A day of tears and expectations HOMECOMING Musical Bees in action The Queen and her court 1960 80 The big day has begun. Gee-e-e-e-e-e! The Queen Bee is crowned. Queen Marsha Hyatt and her two attendants, Cathy Bisson and Marti McCoach, reigned over the 1960 Homecoming festivities. The afternoon sun shone down upon the royalty as they paraded through town square on a majestic float of green and white created by the seniors. The next few hours passed quickly for all who joined in the festivities as the big game approached. Upon being presented the football by Queen Marsha, the Bees fought to the very end when they came in second best to Bay Village. Despite the loss, the Homecoming spirit was anything but dampened as the dance began with the beautiful crowning ceremony. This was a gala night to be remembered by everyone as the dreamy music of the Stardusters completed Homecoming of 1960. 81 82 BACK ROW: Carol Dayson, Sandy Fleming, Linda Suddle- son, Ron Emerson, Nancy Morton, John Newcomer, Eddie Jackson, Jan Aylard, Tom Sigafoos, Jack Wideman, Paul Carlson, Rod Yeager, Ken Henke, Kay Brown, Becky Rodgers, Jeff Post, Dave Schelkle, Linda Fuller, Larry Kurfis, Donn Summers, Bud Herrle, Linda Curtice, Craig Halliwill, Pat Whitney. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Oster, Jane Moxley, Don Nye, Phil Hunt, Ron Wass, John Ellis, Diane Reed, Sue Newcomer, Bob Nichols, Jerry Favri, Tom Morton — President, La Donna Neufield, Larry Tobey, Orville Walker, John Easterday, Jim Loveman, Roberta Gates, Bonnie Hoover, Fran Miller, Chris Crobaugh. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Vanaman — Treasurer, Debbie Pelton, Pat Shank, Judy Indoe, Bob Bloom, Frances Falconer, Caro- lyn Berry, Rita Dreibelbis, Sheldon Westfall, Connie Zsam- bok — Secretary, Marty Cromwell, Kay Fulton, Joanne Smith. FRONT ROW: Judy Booth, Pat Horvath, Nina Nichols, Mary McNeal, Becky Freidt, Mr. Stacy — Director. CONCERT BAND The members of Band spent many hours of practice in preparation for their always enjoyable concerts and other performances during the year. Taking to the football field during half-times, the Bees put on such shows as Latin America and Highlights of Broadway. As football season came to a close, Concert Band came into the spotlight by producing four concerts during the remainder of the year. Besides the annual Winter and Spring Concerts, the Band played host to the Whitehall Concert Band for a joint concert while also traveling to Defiance in May. As always, Medina High salutes Stacy ' s Army for another successful year. 83 BACK ROW: Marti McCoach, Glenna Henning — President, Kay Fulton, Linda Curtice, Diane Dreibelbis, Ken Henke, Ron Delac, Al Williams, John Williams, Barbara McFadden, Augusta Meincke, Betty Bushman, Sue Penik, Jacquie Fel- labom, Carolyn Berry. SECOND ROW: Jill Purdum, Betty Brooks, Barbara Phillis, Renee Siegfried, Bonnie Clement, Jim Loveman, Russ Kulow, Bill Riebau, Frank Dunbar, Rod Hartman, Marty Hastings, Sue Mollohan, Marianne Greeley, Mary Lou Frantz, Rita Dreibelbis, Pat Shank. THIRD ROW: Laurann Molt, Linda Bowers, Pat Thomas, Carol Summers, Keith Luster, Darrell Ruder, Gary Musch, Jan Aylard, Mary Smith, Mary Lu Thomas, Barb Thomas, Sandy Wilson, Kitty Gregoire, Judy Indoe, Holly Koppelber- ger. FRONT ROW: Pat Whitney — Vice-President, Linda Char- ters, Barb Horkey, Sally Montgomery, Sue Van Kannel, John Newcomer, Terry Kennedy, Bill Abrams, Sharon Burrer — Secretary, Karen Hollopeter, Sally Stayton, Penny Rickard, Alice Horton, Sue Newcomer — Treasurer, Mr. Page — Director. CHOIR The vocal department of Medina received a complete overhaul this year. Mr. Page, the new director, introduced several innovations. For the first time, officers were elected, and records were made of the annual Christmas Con- cert to finance the purchase of new stoles. Two completely new vocal groups consisting of Choir members were organized this year. Counterpoints is com- prised of four girls and the same number of boys while Harmonaires is an all-male group. Under the leadership of the new director, the Choir can look forward to many successful years of vocal productions. 84 BACK ROW: Jim Loveman, John Newcomer, Jan Aylard, FRONT ROW: Ellen Washburn, Kay Fulton, Dixie Herth- Terry Kennedy. neck, Sally Stayton, Helen Gottron. COUNTERPOINTS and HARMONAIRES Jim Loveman, John Newcomer, Terry Kennedy, Jan Aylard. 85 Pat Whitney, Jill Purdum, Marti McCoach, Sally Stayton, Karen Hollopeter, Sharon Burrer, Judy Indoe, Holly Koppel- berger. Sue Newcomer. CHORALETTES and STARDUSTERS FRONT ROW: Debbie Pelton, Pat Shank, Mr. Staten, Rober- BACK ROW: Mr. Stacy — Director, Craig Halliwill, Mr. ta Gates, Connie Zsambok, Jeff Post. Puehler, Pat Whitney, Tom Morton, Bob Nichols, Diane Reed, Jim Loveman. 86 Pancakes, anyone? Well, we tried . . . COOL SESSIONS WITH MEDINA They fell to earth I know not where. Come with me, my little Peedgin. Yea, Bobolubok! 87 BACK ROW: John Hopp, Marsha Hyatt, Dave Ring, Dave Schelke, Steve Hunt, Bob Whitman, Ed Clapp, Fred Moore, Norm Rolling. SECOND ROW: Connie Zsambok, Marti McCoach, Jane Moxley, Glenna Henning, Fran Miller, Karen Cook, Mary Lu Thomas, Judy Brown. FRONT ROW: Tim Dwyer, Terry Kennedy, Tim Davis — Vice-President, Tom Sigafoos — President, Tom Morton — Treasurer, Carolyn Vanaman — Secretary, Kay Chidsey. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, the governing body at MHS, consists of club representatives who are constantly striving to benefit the entire student body. As is the custom, the Coun- cil sponsored the Homecoming festivities and also the Holiday Hop which was a de- cided success compared to past Hops. Fur- thermore, the pet project for this year ' s Council was the creation of a green and white victory flag which will be flown after every athletic victory. This is a view of the better side. 88 GIRLS ' LEADERS CLUB BACK ROW: Marti McCoach, Carolyn Dushenke, Andi Quick, Kathie McCarthy, Nanci Hinkel, Linda Fodor, Mrs. Neptune — Advisor, Ellen Peterson. SECOND ROW: Maggi Brown, Connie Zsambok, Jan Clement, Mary Ellen McNeal, Carolyn Vanaman, Carol Dayson, Carol Reed, Kay Chidsey. FRONT ROW: Barb Shanta, Pat Whitney — Treasurer, Marsha Hyatt — Chaplain, Fran Miller — President, Roberta Gates — Vice-President, Mary Lu Thomas — Secretary, Kay Brown. 89 BACK ROW: John Happ, Dennis Berberick, Craig Halliwi II, Tom McFadden, Ken Henke, Rod Hartman, Doss Harvey, Ron Delac, Dan Allen, John Newcomer, Jan Aylard) Rayma Bartholomew, Larry Buckley. SECOND ROW: Frank Dunbar, Mike Sedgwick, Fred Moore, Jeff Post, Tom Sigafoos, Kathy Searles, Renee Siegfried, Jane Moxley, Karen Shipman, Cece Servance. THIRD ROW: Billy Grey, Doug Walker, Ellen Peterson, Jill Purdum, Marti McCoach, Mary Jo Sauer, Carolyn Dushenke, Barb Shanta, Nanci Hinkel, Sue Van Kannel, Connie Zsam- bok, Vi Milichev, Phyllis Steck, Mr. Showalter — Advisor. Rita Dreibelbis, Terry Kennedy, Sally Stayton, Diane Drei- belbis, Rita Standen, Kathie McCarthy, Linda Fodor, Mary Lou Frantz, Sandy Wilson, Nancy McMillan, Judy Indoe. FIFTH ROW: Michal Reddish, Greg Smith, Bob Peterson, Bill Sternecker, Norm Rolling — Treasurer, Mary McNeal — Vice- President, Mary Lu Thomas — President, Maggi Brown — Secretary, Dave Kraus, Bill Abrams, Carol Dayson, Nancy Morton, Diane Seeley, Sharon Burrer. FRONT ROW: Pat Shank, Linda Suddleson, Marianne Greeley, Laurann Molt, Micki Donahue, Jo Maupin, Rollene Martin, Sue Kisner, Judy Bushman, Marilyn Oster. FOURTH ROW: Ed Grey, Toni Kolasinski, Sharon Lipstreu, DRAMATICS Break it up! Oh, Willy, darling! Aw, please? 90 A lot of work went into this year ' s Thespian production, The Diary of Anne Frank. THESPIANS BACK ROW: Norm Rolling, Diane Seeley, Jill Purdum, Nanci Hinkel, Tom Sigafoos, Craig Halliwill, Rayma Bartholomew, Mr. Showalter — Advisor. SECOND ROW: Jeff Post, Carolyn Dushenke, Mary McNeal, Barb Shanta, Mary Lu Thomas, Linda Fodor, Kathie Mc- Carthy, Mary Lou Frantz. FRONT ROW: Pat Shank, Marilyn Oster, Mary Jo Sauer, Marti McCoach — Vice-President, Terry Kennedy — Presi- dent, Rita Dreibelbis — Secretary-Treasurer, Maggi Brown, Carol Dayson, Dave Kraus. 91 . BACK ROW: Bob Lederer, George Smiley, Wade Boyle, John Campy, Rod Hartman, Ray Hutchins, Danny Allen. SECOND ROW: John Happ, Jim Petrigala, George Siedel, Dick Schelkle, Charlie McEwen, Reg Campbell, Vic Jarc, Bill Herthneck, Ken Henke, Jim McClain, Dick Laribee, Ed Clapp, Jim Barr, Bill Abrams. THIRD ROW: Tim Dwyer, Everett Wise, Skip Kisner, Ron Wolf, Bill Dwyer, Doss Harvey, John Palko, Bob Christy, Bob Webel, Frank Dunbar, Terry Kennedy, Jeff Post, Tom Gallatin. FOURTH ROW: Tom McFadden, Doug Walker, Denny Fer- guson, Rick Shurell, Dan Hopp, Jamie Culler, Fred Smith, Larry Fowls, Bill Sternecker, Norm Rolling, Paul Kubis, Ralph Holt, Joe Beckowitz, Lee Kaufman, Mr. Rios — Advisor. FRONT ROW: Dave Dye, Joe Stambaugh, Ed Gates, Jim Cantwell, Terry Melle, Dean Fisher — Secretary, Dave Ring — President, Tom Morton — Vice-President, Tim Davis — Treasurer, Chester Stuczynski, Jeff Tripp, Jack Purdum, Bob Whitman, Leroy Gunner, Darrell Ruder. LETTERMAN ' S CLUB Come on you guys — give a little! Alias Mr. Claggett 92 Don ' t just stand there, DO something! Sacred ritual for each new member — kissing the foot of the president GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BACK ROW: Nina Nichols, Linda Suddelson, Judy Booth, Ellen Peterson, Marti McCoach, Pat Horvath, Diane Dreibel- bis, Linda Curtice, Judy Grove, Kathy Searles, Mary Lu Thomas, Nanci Hinkel, Kathy Jones, Barb Chase, Betty Bushman, Rita Dreibelbis. SECOND ROW: Judy Fetherolf, Mary Reed, Michal Reddish, Cassie Rogers, Pam Hurd, Glenna Henning, Cathy Bisson, Carolyn Dushenke, Jill Purdum, Sandy Wilson, Mary Lou Frantz, Fran Miller, Karen Cook, Rayma Bartholomew, , Becky Freidt. THIRD ROW: Sandy Fleming, Karen Hanzlicek, La Donna Neufield, Sandy Longacre, Linda Fodor, Kathie McCarthy, Mary Ellen McNeal, Mary Jo Sauer, Dixie Herthneck, Laur- ann Molt, Joanne Maupin, Eleanor Szafranski, Sue Tiffner, Barb Thomas, Margaret Minto. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Hull, Ndncv Auker, Kaye Hoover, Sandy Spencer, Maggi Brown, Renee Siegfried, Kaye Burnett, Diana Seamon — Treasurer, Marsha Hyatt — President, Jane Moxley — Vice-President, Connie Zsambok — Secretary, Mer- rily Tubbs, Barb Shanta, Miss Farmer — Advisor, Sue Van Kannel, Betty Brooks, Marty Hastings, Becky Freidt. FRONT ROW: Diane Reed, Joanne Smith, Toni Kolasinski, Gail Gabelli, Rita Standen, Sharon Lipstreu, Micki Donahue, Marianne Greeley, Nancy McMillan. 93 BACK ROW: Sandy Fulton, Jan Clement, Bud Herrle, Fred Moore, Tom Sigafoos, Craig Halliwill, Nanci Hinkel. SECOND ROW: La Donna Neufield, Barb Horkey, Sally Stayton, Diane Dreibelbis, Kay Burnett, Merrily Tubbs, Barb Shanta. FRONT ROW: Ron Emerson, Carolyn Berry — Vice-President, Terry Kennedy — President, Bev Potts — Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Abrams. AUDIO CLUB Wake up! The record ' s over. And now station WMHS brings you the news. 94 Get the presses rollin ' ! There ' s a deadline to meet! MEDINAMITE BACK ROW: Ted Hubbel, Ken Henke, Mike Sedgwick, Betty Brooks. SECOND ROW: Vi Milichev, Mary Smith, Bob Bloom, Mr. Dague — Advisor, Tim Davis — Art Editor, Tom Morton — Sports Editor, Jacquie Fellabom. FRONT ROW: Mary Lu Thomas — News Editor, Marti Mc- Coach — Copy Editor, Fred Moore — Editor, Dave Schelkle — Business Manager, Carolyn Berry — Circulation Manager, Ginnie Hoff — Exchange Manager. 95 BACK ROW: Tom McFadden, Larry Fowls, Dan Allen, Jim Gerspacher. SECOND ROW: Donn Summers, Alan Melle, Steve Hunt, Tom Sigafoos, Greg Smith, Dave Henning. FRONT ROW: Dick Schelkle — Vice-President, Tim Davis— President, Mr. Brewer — Advisor, Fred Smith — Chaplain, Dave Schelkle — Secretary-T reasurer. Hl-Y Hi-Y coat-check 96 A work session for the Y-Teen Formal Learning a little car know-how Y-TEENS BACK ROW: Bonnie Hoover, Andi Quick, Marti McCoach, Carolyn Dushenke, Diane Seeley, Ellen Peterson, Barb Phillis, Shirley Moucha, Diane Dreibelbis, Bonnie Clement, Kathy Searles, Sherry Mersing, Karen Shipman, Judy Indoe. SECOND ROW: Barb Fuller, Debbie Pelton, Jill Purdum, Diana Seamon, Pam Hurd, Linda Root, Sharon Burrer, Or- villa Morris, Rita Dreibelbis, Phyllis Steck, Judy Booth, Mar- garet Minto. THIRD ROW: Marty Cromwell, Elizabeth Hartzler, Ginnie Hoff, Cassie Rogers, Mary Ellen McNeal, Mary Jo Sauer, Sandy Wilson, Mary Lou Frantz, Lorraine Craig, Carolyn Berry, Becky Rodgers, Joanne Maupin, Judy Grove, Carolyn Vanaman. FRONT ROW: Pat Shank, Karen Cook, Sandy Fleming, Barb Chase — Secretary, Marsha Hyatt — Vice-President, Jan Clement — Chaplain, Kay Brown — Treasurer, Kay Chidsey — President, Becky Freidt — Inter-Club Council Representative, Cathy Schelkle, Mary Reed, Carol Dayson. 97 A little tin foil plus nimble fingers equals a beautiful Ice Palace. Oh, my aching feet! Congratulations! 98 The glittering decorations of the Y-Teen Formal literally transformed the gymnasium into an Ice Palace on the evening of this annual event. After the tapping ceremony. Queen Kay Chidsey and her attendants, Jan Clement and Barb Chase, were escorted to a throne perfectly suited for the dance. These three girls reigned over the remainder of the evening as the strains of Al Day ' s Orchestra added a final touch to this memory-filled occasion. 99 BACK ROW: Mr. Brewer — Advisor, Steve Hunt, Alan Melle, Tom Sigafoos, Ralph Holt. SECOND ROW: Jan Clement, Barb Chase, Donn Summers, Rick Whitmore, Jeff Post, Leroy Gunner. FRONT ROW: Bev Potts, Ellen Peterson — -Secretary-Treasur- er, Bob Whitman — President, Tim Davis — Vice-President, Orvilla Morris, Dan Hopp. MATH CLUB What ' s your angle? Mr. B. + Barb + Ann + Tim + X = Math Club 100 It takes research to win the Quiz Bee. A tape recording for jolly, old England CONTEMPORARY AFFAIRS ASSOCIATION BACK ROW: Kay Chidsey, Tom Sigafoos, Bob Whitman, Orville Walker, Tim Davis. SECOND ROW: Terry Kennedy, Glenna Henning, Diane Seeley, Marti McCoach, Mary Jo Sauer, Karen Hollopeter. FRONT ROW: Bev Potts, Karen Cook, Rick Whitmore, Steve Hunt — Chancellor, Sandy Fleming, Pat Thomas. 4 M Jf iH M wt Jk Jr SlWM mk f 11 4 rJ9 ■ i i 8 i BACK ROW: Jim Loveman, Janet Miller, Mike Sedgwick, Ellen Peterson, Fred Moore, Glenna Henning, John Wyman, Mrs. Kellogg — Advisor. SECOND ROW: Sandy Fleming, Pam Hurd, Penny Rickard, Margaret Minto, Phyllis Steck, Ginnie Wolfsperger, Pat Horvath, Roberta Thomas. FRONT ROW: Joanne Smith, Karen Hollopeter, Sandy Long- acre — Secretary, Carolyn Vanaman — President, Mary Jo Sauer — Vice-President, Jane Moxley — Treasurer, Mary El- len McNeal, Pat Thomas, Marilyn Oster. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA What ' s the latest gossip, Mrs. Kellogg? I think I ' ll like being a teacher! 102 Something ' s cookin ' . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW: Florence Neumeyer, Pat Wright, Kaye Hoover, Pat Taylor, Judy Burton, Barb Thomas. SECOND ROW: Nancy Sprankle, Jean Deeter, Ruth Rickey, Karen Shipman, Bonnie Clement, Iretta Culler, Cathy Schelkle. FRONT ROW: Miss Henderson — Advisor, Jacquie Fellabom — Treasurer, Judy Brown — President, Betty Brooks — Vice- President, Eleanor Szafranski — Secretary, Sue Tiffner — Parliamentarian, Betty Gregory — Historian. 103 1 BACK ROW: Dave Herrman, Carl Coudret, Bruce Bucking- ham, Dick Kovalik, Gary Mick, Malcolm Ferguson. 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A Com- posing Room with modern type faces to portray your message— the most modern presses, both Letterpress and Offset, to produce your work both economically and rapidly. A complete bindery and delivery service to assure you completed Annuals on schedule. . . . A complete, modern plant under one roof. GRAY extends ttie SKILLED HANDS of craftsmanship with 7 3 years EXPERIENCE The GRAY Printing Company Phone HEmlock 5-6638 — Fostoria, Ohio LARGEST PRODUCER OF ANNUALS IN THE STATE m (jJaiisL Soil FUNERAL SERVICE FOR 59 YEARS CADILLAC AMBULANCE SERVICE SCHMIDT ' S TEXACO SERVICE 140 N. Court PArk 2-4852 Medina, Ohio OXYGEN EQUIPPED 133 North Court Street Medina, Ohio PArk 2-1591 WHITEY ' S ARMY AND NAVY PUBLIC SQUARE FOR FAMILY RECREATION SKATE AT BERRY MEDINA SKATELAND 2 Miles North of Medina on Route No. 42 Skating — Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sun. Evenings 8:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Sun. Afternoons 2:30 to 5:00 Oct. thru May AND RITTER 233 SOUTH COURT STREET Private Parties — Skating Lessons — Skates- Parts — Repairs — PArk 2-0147 112 MEDINA, OHIO PHONE: PArk 3-7684 MEDINA LUMBER COMPANY COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS “WHERE THE BEST COSTS LESS” STATE RT. 42 MEDINA, OHIO PHONE: PArk 3-2721 BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’61 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE T. W. COULDINC, Owner FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE OF SCHOOL SPORTS, SCHOOL NEWS READ edma MONDAYS THURSDAYS 113 THE ALDEN ROOM For your parties, banquets, etc. H A L E 7 S FOREST MEADOWS IN MEDINA Where today’s honor student will live tomorrow 125 acres of rolling meadows and woodland surrounding a 10-acre lake. REAL COUNTRY LIVING WITH BIG CITY CONVENIENCES close to schools, shopping centers and churches . . . Forest Meadows will satisfy the most discriminating home buyer. FOR CUSTOM CRAFTED HOMES OF QUALITY, DRIVE EAST OF THE MEDINA SHOPPING CENTER YOUR FAMILY RESTAURANT PUBLIC SQUARE GERSPACHER LINCOLN and Assoc. MEDINA S - h % COMPLIMENTS OF MEDINA FARM BUREAU CO-OP ANDERSON DRUGS 241 SOUTH STATE ROAD PArk 2-1521 Public Square 114 ' c. S. B. RICKARD INSURANCE AGENCY and WILSON REALTY GENERAL INSURANCE 36 PUBLIC SQUARE MEDINA, OHIO PHONE PArk 2-1538 or PArk 3-0581 R I C E ' S FROCK SHOP TOT SHOP PUBLIC SQUARE MEDINA, OHIO PARK SHELL SERVICE Front end alignment Wheel Balancing Complete Tune-up and Carburetor Service AAA WRECKER SERVICE PHONE PArk 2-8591 daytime PArk 5-3841 after 10 p.m. 115 LLOYD ' S SINCLAIR South Court Street at Lafayette Road Congratulations to the Senior Class HOUSE ' S FLOWERS 230 North Broadway Medina, Ohio E. A. MORTON CAMERA 0 MUSIC SHOP 218 South Court Street Medina, Ohio LADY ANN BEAUTY SALON 218 North Court Street Medina, Ohio THE SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK COMPANY Medina, Ohio PArk 2-6531 116 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BOND-BUICK 32 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE IN HAPPY HOME FISH CHIP HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. John Palko specializing in FISH, STEAKS, CHOPS, HAM AND CHICKEN DINNERS HOME MADE PIES OPEN 11:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. Reservations for parties dial PArk 2-0141 2 MILES NORTH OF MEDINA Compliments of THE SQUIRE ' S SHOP MEDINA SHOPPINC CENTER PArk 3-7742 NU-TREND BEAUTY SALON Cleo Miller 125V2 North Broadway Medina Ohio ELM FARM ' S ALL STAR DAIRY PRODUCTS Quality Foods Are Always In Demand Medina PArk 3-8044 Deliver at your door 118 SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN MEDINA SHOPPING CENTER MEDINA, OHIO LANCE CO., INC. INSURANCE • REAL ESTATE MEDINA BRUNSWICK 119 MEDINA AUTO PARTS distributors of Compliments of AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR OVER 30 YEARS SHAW ' S 1 17 West Liberty Medina, Ohio SHELL Phone PArk 3-1528 and SERVICE P.O. Box 317, Brunswick, Ohio Phone CAnal 5-3188 Eat at Compliments of JbtL, t Hay. . dL. Jcujtah, Phone PArk 3-4755 700 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio “No Bull Here” TRUCKING AND SUPPLY COMPANY Dealer in Sand and Gravel Products BEST WISHES FROM P. 0. Box 28 Medina, Ohio PArk 3-7702 120 CLOTHING AND SHOES Old Phoenix National Bank BANKING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT Medina County ' s Oldest and Largest Bank Offices at Medina, Medina Plaza, Seville, and Brunswick Member of the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BUCKEYE MOTORS AND REFRIGERATION MEDINA PHOTO STUDIO 410 West Smith Road MACK TAGGART OFFICIAL MEDINIAN PHOTOGRAPHER 243 South Court Street Medina, Ohio PArk 2-4631 E. Blosser Phone PArk 2-0484 TUBBS AGENCY INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Medina, Ohio 121 Compliments of THE FOOD CENTER (Formerly Rogers’ Market) ON THE SQUARE — 4 Deliveries Daily — PArk 3-8103 RALPH MORTON ' S MEN and BOY ' S WEAR Campus Sportswear Stylemart Clothes Concession Stand Candy Supplied by GEORGE F. REINHARDT Medina, Ohio THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY 122 GRIESINGER ' S SHOE STORE ALLISON ' S SHOE STORE 239 South Court Street 941 North Court Street Medina Medina 123 THE HOME OF Fine Foods . . . Pickles . . . Mayonnaise Salad Dressings The H. W. Madison Company Cleveland, Ohio Medina, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 JhsL (BsmmiL 3Uumbs0v Qompamp 342 East Smith Road Medina, Ohio Phone PArk 2-1 567 “YOUR HOME COMES FIRST” 124 ALL SOCIETY HAS A COMMON GROUND WHILE DRINKING “COCA - COLA’’ The Akron Coca-Cola Bottling Co. BLackstone 3-3178 115 North High Street Akron 125 HALL Compliments of LAND TITLE AND GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY 86 PUBLIC SQUARE ON THE SQUARE Phone PArk 2-051 1 Medina, Ohio WE DELIVER BEST WISHES HAIGHT ' S RECREATION 678 Lafayette Road Medina Compliments of SPRING GROVE SHELL SERVICE 126 Medina, Ohio Happy Homer will open the door to a happy home if you call — ARTHUR A. ZAY Real Estate Company 248 S. Court PArk 3-8743 Medina, Ohio t COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITY HERE IS UNSURPASSED BEAUTY, RECREATION, AND GRACIOUS LIVING FOR THE DISCRIMINATING HOME OWNER •? r.; Rustic Hills is more than a pi ace to live ... It is a relax- ing, entertaining, wonderful way of life. 1 Rustic Hills creates an ideal family environment and is v ■ pi a community dedicated to finest in family living. the people who enjoy the •. ' I; %4k BEAUTIFUL LIKE and WOODED HOMESITES 127 HENRY L. PERRY H. H. BACHTELL PHARMACY 42 Years of Prescription Service Architect • Engineer THE REXALL STORE Medina, Ohio Surveyor Phone PArk 2-3041 BOB ' S VIOLET RAY Coin Operated Laundry Wash and dry your week ' s laundry quickly, conveniently, and economically in pleasant surroundings. LAFAYETTE ROAD MEDINA, OHIO 128 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Route 42 Medina 129 S upplii dc ice Jupptij K owipanij Distinguished Merchandise for the Discriminating Mind! College Outline Series Smith-Corona Sheaffer Pens Eastman Kodak 1 7 Public Square Medina, Ohio PArk 2-2041 MEDINA SPORTSCARS, INC. AUTO-UNION . DKW MERCEDES-BENZ • TRIUMPH PORSCHE . VOLKSWAGEN IMPORTED CARS 815 W. Liberty Medina, Ohio PArk 5-3403 Otmar Junemann Master-Mechanic THE PENROSES “Say It With Flowers” CLAIRE E. DAGUE Sfammersclnmiit’s PHONE PA 3-2571 117 W. FRIENDSHIP ST. MEDINA. OHIO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Phone PArk 3-5522 BEST WISHES FROM Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Bagiey 1 1 6 Grant Street JhsL WIsuHml at ’awidja Medina, Ohio 130 JhsL WlstidmeL SsmlinsiL 9ml. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 109-1 1 1 North Court Street Medina, Ohio MEDINA TOOL AND DIE COMPANY 221 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio CITY BLOCK AND SUPPLY COMPANY 300 North State Road Medina, Ohio PArk 3-6612 d ru c ormrite □ TUBE COMPANY A LEADER IN TUBE DESIGN AND FABRICATION Compliments of HANSHUE AUTO COMPANY Rambler Metropolitan LLOYD ' S ATLANTIC South Court Street at Lafayette 131 ■3S «i ; ' W fill 135 My, how we ' ve changed. Team Rah! Team Rah! Fire up, you guys! She ' s finally happy. C ' mon Sigs! T rue Love A toast to the Can-Can Hey, Lootellan . 136 MEDINA COUNTY DISTRICT LIBRARY ADDDlE177b?MM Not to be taken from this room