Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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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

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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

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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