Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

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ON V lTH 31 0 PRODUCERS Seated left to right: Barb Shanta — Business Manager Linda Fodor — Copy Editor Kathie McCarthy — Assistant Copy Editor Standing: Sandy Fulton — Art Editor Left to right: Craig Halliwill — Advertising Manager Advertising Salesmem — Diane Dreibelbis, Sally Stayton Rod Yeager — Assistant Advertising Manager. Medinian Staff Sandy Longacre — Editor Mr. Edwards — Advisor Seated left to right: La Donna Neufield — Circulation Manager Steve Cisar — Photographer Sue Hornbeck — Chairman of Senior Class Prophecy and Will Standing left to right: Photographers — Chuck Eddy, Paul Michaels DIRECTORS Direct DIRECTORS Mrs. Sally Eaken Secretary Dr. Albion V. Gotaas Superintendent W. I. Gregg Administrative Assistant James Loughridge III Principal Betty Wilson Secretary Lena Ainsworth B. S., Ohio University Art II, III, Crafts David Brewer B. S., M. E., Ohio University Math IV, Advanced Placement Math Dominic Caruso B. S„ Youngstown University Spanish II Marilyn Cross B. A., College of Wooster Math III, Geometry, Algebra I Theodore Cunningham B. S., Kent State University Spanish III, German I, II Howard Dailey B. S., M. A., Kent State University Civics, Economics O. C. Duke B. S., Ohio State University Agriculture I, II, III, IV M. A., Columbia University Assistant Principal, English IV, Advanced Placement English A. B., Ashland College M. A., Ohio State University American History, Behind the Wheel Driving 9 Arthur Eisenmann B. S„ M. E„ Kent State University- Metal Shop, Woodworking II, Electricity Eugene Haas B. S., Ohio State University Geometry, Physics Jeannette Heiges A.B., Oberlin College English II Mary Lou Henderson B. S., Ashland College Home Economics II, III, IV Angela Hergenroeder B. S., M. A., Western Reserve University Olfice Practice, Notehand, Shorthand I, II John Insprucker A. B., Oberlin College M. A., University of Toledo Guidance Louise Jones B. S„ Ohio State University Librarian Virginia Jeandrevin B. S., University of West Virginia Physical Education Susan Kellogg B. A., Ohio Wesleyan College Latin II, French I, II 10 Carolyn Lonz B. M., Mount Saint Joseph College Choir Moore B. S., Baldwin-Wallace College Physical Education Jeanette Neptune B. A., Baldwin-Wallace College English III, Journalism peon ) Roland Platz B. S., Kent State University Driving, Health II, Physical Education 1 7 Ae Court t Harold Showalter B. A., Manchester College English III, Speech, Business English A. B., Ohio Wesleyan M. E„ Kent State University Sociology, Psychology, Dean of Boys Mary Jane Smith B. S., Western Michigan M. E., Kent State University English B, Dean of Girls Losia Schafer B. S., Office Training School Typing I, Personal Typing, Bookkeeping Richard Stacy B. S., M. A., Ohio State University Band, Music Theory 11 William Starkey B. S., Bowling Green State University Woodworking, Photography, Mechanical Drawing ' John Stirm B. S., Ashland College Biology, Chemistry Ernest Teagarden A. B., Heidelberg College American History, American Heritage William Tibbits B. E., Bowling Green State University Biology SCHOOL BOARD Seated left to right: Richard Longacre — President F. C. Veverka — Clerk Howard E. Claggett, Donald Chase, William Batchelder — Vice-President Standing left to right: Dr. Albion V. Gotaas, Dr. Robert E. Smith 12 ««Mpn«ip f DRAMA THREE ACTS CURTAIN GOING UP fr; Seated left to right: Kurt Survance — Student Council Representative, Debbie Dannley — Treasurer, Jeff Ziegler — President, Lupita Martinez — Vice-President, Barb Batchelder — Secretary. Standing left to right: Advisors — Mrs. Hergenroeder, Mr. Tibbits, Mrs. Jeandrevin, Mrs. Schafer, Mr. Starkey, Mrs. Neptune, Mr. Edwards. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Class of ' 64 has spent much of this year adjusting to and becoming acquainted with life at M.H.S. The sophomores are the largest group to come to the Senior High with a class numbering over 200 students. The or- dering of the long awaited class rings was the primary project of the year. 16 Joyce Abeling Linda Akers Diane Allen John Austin Mickey Baczuk Barb Batchelder Chuck Bates Linda Belak Bob Berry Darryl Canfield Bob Carter Linda Bilinovich Paula Blakeslee Dave Blosser Dennis Caverly Bill Chandler Lyn Bohm Bonnie Bolton Diane Bowman Mary Chidsey Karen Churgovich Bonnie Boyd Bob Bradway Bruce Buckingham Carol Clark Linda Conn Ken Burrer Elaine Bursby Diane Campy Jim Cook Carl Coudret 17 Linda Coudret Bob Covey Bill Dreibelbis Sue Dresser Mark Druckenbrod Bob Cummings Phyllis Daniels Leo Dunbar Judy DuPlaga Judy Easton Debbie Dannley John Dannley Emma Eckert Diane Eddy Jon Eggleston John Davis Joyce Davis Nancy Davis Bob Day Phyllis Demuth Debbie Donahey Ned Ellsworth Carol Emerson Louise Faber Peggy Donnelly Sandy Dreibelbis Gayle Feuerstein Kelly Flick John Fodor 18 Dave Foster Barb Fry Sue Fulton Cindy Gift Bill Hanes Eileen Harmon Eddy Herman Judy Hetrick Sandy Hill Connie Hitt Carol Gilliland Rick Gorfido Howard Hobson Karen Hood Steve Horkey Fred Graff Ed Grey Sharon Howe Chloe Huffman Bonnie Jackson Barry Haas Jim Halliwill Lyle Jenkins Glen Johnson Kathy Josh Connie Kasper Ron Kaszian Theresa Kempf Lee Ann Kern A1 Kinkade Tom Kinder 19 Larry Kirk Donna Koch Richard Kovalik Lupita Martinez Bill Masters Mary Kulchar Larry Kurfis Jeff Largent Margaret McGarvie Sterling Medley Jack Lehman Terry Lenaburg Jim Leonhart Marsha Mesick Garrie Mick Lynn Miller Randy Moore Charles Morton Linda Moxley Dianne Letterly Diana Loehr Larry Loveman Jeanne Loyer Carol Lucas Pat Lyden Jim Myers Sara Nettleton Kay Nichols Ken Norris 20 Sue Null Stewart Patrick Eddy Paul Robert Sadzewicz Kathy Scanlan Sandy Pearce Barb Perdue Gary Phillips Cheryl Schaefer Fran Schelkle Ken Phillips Bill Phillips Bonnie Plants Karen Schubert Mary Seamon Chuck Plues Sandy Rabe Larry Reich Kathy Sepper Diane Shanabrook Laureen Reich Gary Rickert Dave Riebau Nick Shanta Dick Shaw Pat Roberts Sandy Roby Dianna Roche Pam Rogers Phil Rogers Diane Rose Jim Sheehy Jan Siegfried Rob Shurell Dave Taylor Kathy Tiffe Jeanne Silva Rae Ann Simpson Pat Tompkins Kerry Tripp Marcia Tubbs Sue Sivard Sandy Smith Powell Ulich Judy Ulmer Kathy Vance Pam Smithberger Russ Stevens Carol Varisco Dave Varisco Jack Voshall Dave Stewart Mary Swingle Ed Waltz Mike Washburn Rog Whitaker Lynn Wideman Sharon Williams Ernest Winters Pam Yike Shirley Zsarnay Shirley Fowls 22 GAINING MOMENTUM Seated left to right: Diane Reed — Secretary, Wade Boyle — Vice-President. Bill Herthneck — Student Council Representative, Advisors: Mr. Brewer, Mr. Dailey, Miss Cross, Mr. Platz. Becky Friedt — Treasurer, Tim Dwyer — President, JUNIOR CLASS The juniors carried their one big project all through the year, that is, financing and planning the Junior-Sen- ior Prom. They accomplished this by operating the concession stand during the lunch periods and basketball games. Through their hard work the Prom was a success, providing fun and wonderful memories for everyone. 24 Nancy Auker Jan Aylard Jim Barr Dave Chase Jack Chase Don Beck Joe Beckowitz Dennis Berberick Chris Crobaugh Marty Cromwell Judy Booth Linda Bowers Wade Boyle Iretta Culler Lois Deeds Jean Deeter Jim Dreibelbis Tim Dwyer Dave Dye Larry Buckley Bob Burton Betty Bushman John Easterday John Ellis Jim Cantwell Ed Chamberlain Linda Charters Frances Falconer Jerry Favri 25 Richard Herman Bill Herthneck Marvin Hettinger Kaye Hoover Phil Hunt Ed Jackson Christine Jones Richard Kapp Skip Kisner Dennis Ferguson Becky Friedt Sue Kisner Toni Kolasinski Joan Kovalik Gail Gabelli Brenda Gaines Dave Kraus Russ Kulow Jerry Lefevers Marianne Greeley Patty Haines Dave Leggett Ken Lehman Sharon Lipstreu John Hansen Karen Hanzlicek Jim Loveman Sue Lynch Jim Lynch John Happ Dave Henning 26 Carol Pavlik Debbie Pelton Terry Pelton Judy Marsh Linda Marshall Susan Penick Robert Peterson Jim Petrigala Valerie Martin To i McFadden Kathy McLaughlin Vi Milichev Margaret Minto Gary Musch Dale Myers Roy Nehrenz Diane Reed Randy Robins Lois Robson Florence Neumeyer John Newcomer Becky Rogers Bernice Ross Ralph Sadzewicz Ernest Norris Nina Nichols Butch Schneider Diana Scott Neal Selzer 27 George Siedel Jim Skidmore Myron Smith Kathy Wass Rose Webel Joanne Smith Shirley Smith Joe Stambaugh Sheldon Westfall Sharon White Rita Standen Phyllis Steck Dale Steidl A1 Williams John Williams Chet Stuczynski Linda Suddleson Cece Survance Alan Winchip Everett Wise Carol Summers Chuck Summers Larry Tench Virginia Wolfsperger Pat Wright Theresa Thiele Ed Thomas Roberta Thomas Donna Thomas Don Turk Karen Wass 28 29 GRAND FINALE ' Seated left to right: Connie Zsambok — Secretary, Jane Moxley — -Treasurer, Leroy Gunner — President, Kathie Mc- Carthy — Vice-President, Norm Rolling — Student Council Representative. Standing left to right: Advisors and Senior Council Representatives — Mr. Dague, Mrs. Kellogg, Linda Fodor, Kathy Jones, Barb Shanta, Mr. Teagarden, Maggi Brown, Mr. Eisenmann, Ann Veirs, Miss Henderson, Mr. Stirm. SENIOR CLASS Making the most of their final year at M.H.S., the seniors worked hard to help finance the long anticipated New York Trip. The ordering of name cards, announcements and caps and gowns continually reminded the seniors of their coming graduation. As the end quickly approaches, the Class of ' 62 holds many wonderful memories of a very momentous year. 30 LEONARD ABRAMS Basketball Manager 11, 12; Baseball Manager 10; Choir 10, 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12; Audio Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12. JUDY AKERS Transferred from Chapmanville High School 12, Future Home- makers of America 10, 12; Prayer Club 10, 11, Secretary 11; Pep Club 1 1 . DAN ALLEN Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Tennis 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. PHYLLIS BAGLEY Merit Roll 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10; Future Teachers of America 12. 31 RAYMA C. BARTHOLOMEW Chemistry project, Superior in the district, Excellent in the state at Ashland 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Y-Teens 10; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10, 11; Hobbies: Studying immunology at Western Reserve University, writing poetry, horseback riding, Rainbow Girls, Luther League. BILL BECK Honor Roll 10; Hobbies: good music, good books, swimming, sweaters. KELLY BAXTER Hobbies: baseball, bowling. BOB BENNETT Transferred to Medina, Wrestling 10; Art Club 10; Hobbies: building model cars, sports events, drawing. 32 BETTY BROOKS Choir 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Choralettes 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10, 11; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, Treasurer 12; Medinamite Staff 10. MAGGI BROWN Student Council 12; Junior Council, Senior Council, Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10; Concert Band 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11,12, Secretary 11, President 12; Thespians 10,11,12; Girls ' Leaders Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Y-Teens 10; Math Club 12, Secretary 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10. KATHLEEN MARION BROWN Student Council 12; Merit Roll 10; Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, President 12; Pep Club 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10. DORIS BUCHANAN Transferred to Medina 12, Merit Roll 10; Cheer Team 10, 11; Modern Dance Club 10, 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11; Hobbies; skating, swimming, dancing. 33 KAYE BURNETT Majorette 10, 11, 12; Audio Club 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: sports, swimming. JUDY BURTON Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Future Farmers of America Auxiliary 12; Hobbies: swimming, golfing. REG CAMPBELL Football 10, 11, 12;Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Medinian Staff 12; Medinamite Staff 12; Hobbies: motorcycles, cars, drags, dancing. JOHN CAMPY Football 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12. 34 MARILYN CHARTERS Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 11; Choir 10; Future Teachers of America 12; Hobbies: President of Christian Youth Fellowship. STEVE CISAR Merit Roll 11; Medinian Staff 12; Hobbies: photography, swim- ming, skiing, camping. BONNIE CLEMENT Choir 11; Y-Teens 10, 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Asso- ciation 12; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: sewing, swimming, dancing, Rainbow Girls. JAMIE D. CULLER Football 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: woodworking, electronics. 35 LINDA CURTICE Homecoming Attendant 12; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Choir 11; Dramatics Club 12; Y-Teens 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Business Manager of Medinamite Staff 12; Future Nurses of America 11, 12, Treasurer 11. CAROL L. DAYSON Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11; Thespians 11; Girls ' Leaders Club 11, 12, Chaplain 12; Y-Teens 11; Hobbies: music, golf. RON DELAC Football 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11; Golf 10, 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Thespians 12; Medinamite Staff 12. DONNA DIXSON Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10; Medinamite Staff 10; Hobbies: horseback riding, bowling, swim- ming, ice skating. 36 CATHERINE DOYLE Choir 10, 11, 12; Audio Club 11; Pep Club 11; Future Home- makers of America 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Hobbies: dancing, record collecting. DIANE DREIBELBIS Majorette 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Y- Teens 10, 11, 12; Audio Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Ath- letic Association 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10; Assistant Advertising Manager, Medinian Staff 12; Editor of Medinamite Staff 12. RITA DREIBELBIS Student Council 12; Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Choralettes 12; Dra- matics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12, President 12; Y- Teens 10, 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM E. DWYER Buckeye Boys ' State; Cross Country 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Hobby: golf. 37 RON EMERSON Honor Roll 10; Wrestling 10; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Audio Club 11, 12, Technical Director 12; Hobby; fishing. AL FARRIS Transferred from Brunswick High ll;Hobbies: mechanic work, hunting, fishing, swimming, drag racing. JERRY EBY Football 10; Hobbies: hunting, outdoor sports, drag racing. CHARLES EDDY Medinian Staff 12; Hobbies: cars, photography, sports. 38 LINDA KAYE FODOR Secretary of Junior Class, Student Council 12; Senior Council, Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 11; Buckeye Girls ' State; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Pep Club 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10, 11; Business Manager of Medinian 11, Copy Editor 12; Future Nurses of America 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 11, President 12 . JERRY FOSTER Choir 11, 12; Hobby: bowling. X MARY LOU FRANTZ Choir 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Y-Teens 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 11, 12; Hobbies: Weymouth Church Youth Group, Secretary 10, Treasurer 11, Devotion Leader 12; collecting stuffed animals, horseback riding, scrap book, motorcycle scrambles. DONNA E. FREESE Transferred from Fryeburg Academy, Fryeburg, Maine; Cheer- leading 10, 11; Girls ' Chorus 11; Y-Teens 10, 11; Latin Club 10, 11; Fren ch Club 11; Hobby: Rainbow Girls. 39 KAY FULTON Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Choir 10, 11; Counterpoints 11; Choralettes 10; Y-Teens 10; Girls ' Athletic Association 10; Hobbies: music, reading. SANDY FULTON Merit Roll 11; Choir 11, 12; Audio Club 10, 11, 12; Future Home- makers of America 10; Art Director of Medinian 12; Hobbies: drawing, painting, horseback riding, reading, music, Luther League. ■i MB THOMAS GALLATIN Bookkeeping Awards, Typing Awards, Football Manager 11; Letterman ' s Club 11; Hobbies: photography, gardening. JANET GRANSEE Transferred from Coventry High School 12; Honor Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team 10, 11; Hobbies: horseback riding, painting. 40 BETTY GREGORY Girls ' Athletic Association 10; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian 12; Hobbies: dancing, bowling. LEROY GUNNER President of Sophomore Class, Vice-President of Junior Class, President of Senior Class, Vice-President of Student Council 12; Honor Roll 10, 11; Placed 19th in Chemistry State Scholarship Test 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11; Letter- man ' s Club 11, 12, President 12; Math Club 11, 12; Hobby: reading. CRAIG HALLIWILL Golf 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Stardusters 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12; Audio Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Advertising Manager of Medinian 12. ROD HARTMAN Football 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Hobby: model building. 41 DOSS HARVEY Merit Roll 10 11; Bookkeeping Awards 2, 3, 4; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 1 1; Hobbies: bowling, hunting. MARTHA HASTINGS Merit Roll 11; Choir 11, 12; Y-Teens 10; Girls ' Athletic Associa- tion 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10, 11; Hobby: oil painting. MAXINE HEADER Transferred from Norwalk High School 12; Band 10; Chorus 10, 11; Glee Club 10, 11; Choralettes 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Counterpoints 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11; Girls ' Athletic Asso- ciation 12; Future Homemakers of America 12; Hobbies: danc- ing, singing. BUD HERRLE Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Audio Club 10, 11, 12. 42 NANCI CAROLINE MARIE HINKEL Student Council 12; Merit Roll 10, 11; Football Statistician 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 11, 12; Audio Club 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Pep Club 11, 12, President 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10, 11; Hobbies: skating, swimming, basket- ball, piano. DAN HOPP Merit Roll 10, 11; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12; Math Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Hobbies: tennis, reading, ping pong. - BARBARA ANN HORKEY Audio Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Hobbies: writing to pen pals, working at Town House Restaurant. SUE HORNBECK Merit Roll 10; Pep Club 12; Assistant Copy Editor of Medinamite 12; Hobbies: reading, attending sports events. 43 PAT HORVATH Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: swimming, reading. TED S. HUBBEL Most Outstanding Tennis Player 11; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 12; Dramatics Club 11; Letter- man ' s Club 12; Medinamite Staff 11; Hobbies: golf, swimming, bowling, coin collecting. KATHLEEN ELLEN JONES Merit Roll 10, 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11; Girls ' Bas- ketball Team 11; Hobbies: swimming, President of Medina Marine Maids. SHARON HULL Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12; Marching Band 10; Concert Band 10; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 11, 12; Future Teachers of America 10; Hobbies: swimming, tennis, volleyball. 44 SKIP JONES Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Future Farmers of America 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: drag racing. SUE KASZIAN Merit Roll 10, 11; Bookkeeping Certificate 10, 11; Shorthand Award, 80 words 11; Future Farmers of America Auxiliary 12; Hobbies: swimming, roller skating, collecting records. PAUL KOVALIK Future Farmers of America 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Vice-Pres ident 12; Hobbies: hunting, raising cattle. PAUL KUBIS Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12. 45 DICK LARIBEE Merit Roll 11; Football 11, 12; Co-Captain of Football Team 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. ROY LEHMAN Transferred from Cuyahoga Falls High School 12; Football 12; Basketball 12; Letterman ' s Club 12. PHYLLIS LANE Future Homemakers of America 10, 12; Hobbies: horseback riding, bowling, dancing. GEORGE A. LAURENZ Wrestling 10; Montville 4-H Club; Hobbies: photography, cars, flying. 46 fen BARBARA LEWIS Transferred from Napa High School, Napa, California 12; Majorette 10; Girls ' Athletic Association 11; Hobbies; bowling, water skiing. SANDRA JAYNE LONGACRE Secretary of Sophomore Class, Student Council 12; Junior Coun- cil, Merit Roll 10, 11; Girls ' Leaders Club 12; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 11, 12; Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 12, Historian 10, Secretary 11, President 12; Medinian, Assistant Copy Editor 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Hobby: camp counselor. PATRICK LOSS Transferred from Kingwood High School 12; Woodworking Award 10; Hobbies: swimming, flying, dancing, skating. KATHLEEN WYNNE McCARTHY Vice-President of Senior Class, Secretary of Student Council 12; Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 11, 12, President 12; Pep Club 11, 12, Vice-President 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Assistant Copy Editor of Medinian 12; Hobbies: Medina Marine Maids. 47 JAMES McCLAIN Merit Roll 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Hobbies; church activities. AUGUSTA MEINCKE Merit Roll 10; Assistant Exchange Manager, Medinamite 10; Choir 11; Hobbies: roller skating, reading. TERRY MELLE Baseball 10; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, swimming, trapping. PAUL MICHAELS Football 10; Medinian 12; Hobbies: photography, hunting, drag racing. 12; Hobbies: bowling, 48 LEWIS MILLER Choir 10; Hobbies: playing organ, swimming, cooking. SALLY MONTGOMERY Transferred from Parma High School 11; Merit Roll 11; Choir 10 , 11 . NANCY A. MORTON Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10; Future Teachers of America 12; Hobbies: reading, bowling. RAY MOORE Merit Roll 11; Hobbies: Secretary-Treasurer of Church Group 11. 49 DONALD NYE Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: music, raising tropical fish. LA DONNA NEUFIELD Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Dramatics Club 10; Audio Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Associa- tion 10, 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 12; Medinian Circulation Manager 12; Hobbies: ice skating, swimming. BOB NICHOLS Marching Band 10, 11, 12, President 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Stardusters 10, 11, 12; Hobby: bowling. JANE MOXLEY Senior Class Treasurer,- Student Council, Class Representative 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 12; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, Pres- ident 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 1.0, 11; Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Historian 12. wagm. i , 50 TERRY L. OBERHOLTZER Merit Roll 11; Marching Band 10; Concert Band 10; Basketball 10; Future Farmers of America 10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian 10, Secretary 12; Hobbies: cars, raising show cattle. MARILYN HELENE OSTER Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Dramatics Club 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Thespians 11,12; Girls ' Leaders ' Club 12; Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Hobbies: reading, driving. CAROL PATRICK Thirty-word typing certificate 11; Hobbies: collecting records, reading magazines. LES PETERSON Cross Country 11; Hobbies: golf, bowling, fishing, a certain girl, cars. 51 BARBARA J. PHILLIS Transferred from David Anderson High School, Lisbon, Ohio 11; Student Council 10; Merit Roll 11; Intramural Sports 10; Choir 10, 11; Latin Club 10; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers of America 12; Hobby: German. JEANNE REAM Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 12; Hobbies: playing piano, ice skating, dancing. LINDA PLUES Future Homemakers of America 10; Hobbies: horseback riding, swimming, roller skating, bowling, dancing. LARRY PTAK Cheerleader 10; Choir 10, 11; Hobbies: drag racing, cars, girls. 52 I RUTHE ANN RICKEY Audio Club 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 12; Future Home- makers of America 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: Secretary of Young People ' s Club, Treasurer of W.T.A. Record Club, bowling. DARRELL RUDER Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Future Farmers of America 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11; Hobbies: hunting, fishing. NORM ROLLING Junior Class President, Student Council Representative 12; Junior Council, Senior Council, Merit Roll 10, 11; 98 percentile in National Merit Scholarship Test; Basketball 10, 11, 12; % Cross Country 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, Treasurer 11; Hobby: playing the horses. BILL RIEBAU Choir 10, 11; Hobbies: Ohio Archaeological Society, hunting, trapping. 53 KEN RUDES Football 4; Hobbies: sports, A.P.B.A. CATHY SCHELKLE Y-Teens 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 11, 12; Hobbies: 4-H, home economics, participation in church activities. KATHRYN SEARLES Marching Band 10; Concert Band 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 11; Future Teach- ers of America 10; Hobbies: horseback riding, swimming, ten- nis, ice skating. REBECCA RUPERT Three Bookkeeping Awards 10; Typing Awards for 30 and 40 words 10; Future Homemakers of America 10; Future Farmers of America Auxiliary 11, 12; Hobbies: dancing, bowling, tennis, collecting records. 54 KAREN SHIPMAN Merit Roll 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11; Future Teachers of America 11. RICK SHURELL Football Manager 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: baseball, golf, swimming. PATRICIA L. SHANK Merit Roll 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10; Stardusters 11, 12; Choir 11; Dramatics Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Girls ' Leaders Club 12; Y- Teens 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Medinamite Copy Editor 12; Hobbies: reading, cooking. BARBARA HELAINE SHANTA Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Junior Council, Senior Council, Homecoming Attendant 12; Merit Roll 10, 11; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 11, 12; Audio Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Medinian Business Manager 12. 55 Qlr ' Ty Li ft )e XU If i I RENEE SIEGFRIED Majorette 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Medinamite Staff 12; Hobbies: ice skating, swimming. IANE SKIDMORE Future Homemakers of America 10; Future Farmers of America Auxiliary 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 11, President 12; Hobbies: music, babysitting. GEORGE E. SMILEY Transferred from Elyria Catholic High School 1 1 ; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Hobby: golf. MARY IANE SMITH Choir 10, 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 12; Future Farmers of America Auxiliary 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 12; Hobbies: horses, swimming. ■ sm Wf ■■■■ 56 NANCY SPRANKLE Three Bookkeeping Awards;Future Homemakers of America 10, 11; Future Farmers of America Auxiliary 11, 12; Hobbies: music, dancing, Secretary-Treasurer of Sharon Center Saddle Club. SALLY STAYTON Merit Roll 11; Choir 11; Counterpoints 11; Choralettes 11; Dra- matics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Y-Teens 10; Audio Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10; Medinian Staff 11; Medinamite Staff 12; Hobbies: reading, sketching. WILLIAM THOMAS STERNECKER Junior Class Treasurer, Student Council President 12; Merit Roll 11; Football 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: Model A Ford, farming. ELEANOR SZAFRANSKI Merit Roll 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, Secretary 11; Future Farmers of America Auxiliary 10, 11, 12, Historian 11, Vice-President 12; Hobbies: horseback riding, sports. 57 PATRICIA TAYLOR Merit Roll 11; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, 12; His- torian 12; Hobbies: sewing, knitting, Rainbow Girls. PENNY TENCH Three Bookkeeping Awards, Future Farmers of America Auxil- iary 12; -Hobbies: skating, dancing, bowling, swimming, col- lecting records. AL THIELE Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11; Wrestling IF; Hobbies: hunting, fishing. BARBARA IANE THOMAS Student Council 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10; Future Home- makers of America 10, 11, 12, President 12; Hobbies: baking, sewing. 58 MIKE THOMAS Band 10, 11; Hobby; cars. LEO THOMPSON Future Farmers of America 10, 11, 12, Sentinel 12; Hobbies: hunting, baseball. MERRILY TUBBS Homecoming Queen 12; Merit Roll 10; Reserve Cheerleader 10, 11, Varsity 12; Marching Band 10; Concert Band 10; Dra- matics Club 10, 12; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: cheerleading, sports. SUE TIFFNER Girls ' Athletic Association 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 10, 11, 12, Historian 11, Parliamentarian 12; Hobbies: bowling, water skiing. 59 TED VAN BOXEL Baseball 10; Hobbies: model railroading, archery, hunting, baseball, gun collecting. SUE VAN KANNEL Choir 10, 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10; Future Nurses of America 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12. ANN VEIRS Senior Council, Junior Council, National Science Foundation Summer Program at Case Institute of Technology 11; Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 12; Math Club 11, 12, President 12; Pep Club 12; Medinian Staff 11, 12. DOUGLAS L. WALKER Merit Roll 10, 11; Football 10, 11; Wrestling 11; Golf 10, 11, Most Outstanding Golfer 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: golfing, hunting. 60 ELLEN SUE WASHBURN Transferred from Andrews School; Choir 10, 11, 12; Counter- points 11, 12; Choralettes 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Thes- pians 11, 12; Y-Teens 11; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12; Hobbies: swimming, tennis, hikes, clarinet, sewing, letterwriting. DAN WELLS Hobbies: 4-H, hunting, fishing, caretaker at Poe Cemetery, part- time job. JACK WIDEMAN Parliamentarian of Student Council 12; 1st in Public Speaking for FFA 11, 2nd 10; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Member of All Ohio Band 12; Future Farmers of America 10, 11, 12, Sentinel and Parliamentarian 10, Secretary 11, Pres- ident 12; Hobbies: 4-H, County Youth Activities, member of Junior Fair Board, swimming, model railroads, girls. SANDY WILSON Fifty-Word Typing Award, Choir 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Thespians 12; Y-Teens 11; Girls ' Athletic Associaton 11, 12; Hobbies: flower arranging, horseback riding, miniature golf. 61 WAYNE WINCHIP Medinamite 10; Chess Club 10; Hobbies: numismatics, drafting, working on cars. ROD YEAGER Merit Roll 10; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12; Medinian 12; Hobbies: basketball, swimming, football. CONNIE ZSAMBOK Secretary of Senior Class; Honor Roll 10; Merit Roll 11; Buckeye Girls ' State; Student Council 1 1 ; Junior Council; Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Stardusters 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Girls ' Leaders Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Girls ' Athletic Association 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Vice- President 12; Girls ' Basketball Team 10; Hobbies: swimming, diving, water skiing, sports. RONALD E. YOST Tennis 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 11, 12; Choir 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Medinamite 10; Chess Club 10; Math Club 12; Hobbies: coin collecting, tennis. 62 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY I ' ve made plans to move to Hexachloro- phine, which lies between the Colgate Space Way and the Gleem Terminal. First I had to make arrangements with the space commission. I received a phone call to pick up my passport from Marilyn Oster, secretary to the Space President, Craig Halli- will. When all my papers had been taken care of, I went to the medical lab for my shots. While there, I stopped to talk with Dr. Rod Yeager and his nurse, Merrily Tubbs. Merrily told me that Carol Day son was now head nurse at Milky Way General Hospital. Friday night I had some extra time, so I went to a basketball game between the Martian Monsters and the Space Trotters. I noticed the Monsters ' new manager was Bill Abrams. Early Saturday morning I went to the space port where they were just getting the ' ' G. L. 70” ready. Rod Hartman, one of the engineers, was discussing plans for a new ship with its designer, Ron Emerson. Rick Shurell ' s voice came over the loud speaker and announced our take-off plans. Boarding the plane, I discovered my pilots were Frank Dunbar and Jamie Culler. Our flight took off on schedule and as soon as we were air borne, Kaye Burnett, our hos- tess, explained the safety equipment. During the flight we saw a new movie starring the famous actor, Pat Loss. Some of the other passengers were Ray Moore, who was on a business trip for Interplanetary Motors; Ruth Rickey, the first woman astronaut; and Tom Williams, one of the best known race drivers on Hexachlorophine. We stopped at a satellite to re-fuel and pick up some more passengers. I had a few hours, so I decided to take one of the many guided tours. A group of government work- ers was on the trip with us. They were: Becky Ruppert, John Church, and Kay Fulton. Mike Thomas, our guide, showed us the new Crater Night Club, owned by Lonnie Miller. This week the star performer was Sally Montgomery. He also showed us the lab where Bill Stemecker and Jack Wideman had discovered a rare breed of animal call- ed a ' ' platygiraphant.” After the tour I stopped to do some shop- ping and bought two books, a cook book by Pat Shank and a novel by Kathy Searles, both of which were sold to me by Penny Tench. I bought a new dress in one of Sally Stayton ' s exclusive shops. It was designed by Ellen Washburn and modeled by Betty Gregory. Bonnie Clement was the manager of the store. The rest of the flight was quiet with one exception. A hot rod rocket driver, Skip Jones, nearly ran into our ship. Luckily, Chief Kelly Baxter was cruising around and gave him a ticket. As our ship neared Hexachlorophine, an- other was preparing to leave for the planet, Frica. Frica had been discovered by Dan Hopp, and now a group of explorers, organ- ized by Mary Lou Frantz, was going to furth- er explore the planet. Other members of the expedition were Chuck Eddy, photographer; Doss Harvey, head of topography; and Bill Riebau, mechanic. They were taking some new ape cages, designed by Terry Melle and Ron Delac, to the Interplanetary Exposi- tion on Frica. Inside the terminal our papers were check- ed by the security guard, Jim Beresford. I turned to watch one of the rockets take off and saw Leo Thompson trying to jump on the tail section, but he was unable to do so because it was already occupied by Norm Rolling. At the customs department Maxine Head- er returned my luggage. I heard a distur- bance outside; Barb Shanta, famous inter- planetary spy, was being whisked away in a patrol car by Paul Kubis. I stopped in a coffee shop where LaDonna Neufield, Betty Brooks and Sue Van Kannel were eating lunch before returning to work at the Saturn Spring Company. At one of the tables a group of teachers was talking. They were Phyllis Bagley, Eleanor Szaranski, and Barb Phillis. I checked in at the Pluto Palms Hotel and was startled to see the film actress, Renee Siegfried, with her two producers, Steve Cisar and Jerry Eby. I didn ' t want to stay in my room, so I took a bus tour of the city. While on the bus I saw Marty Hastings just leaving Jane Mox- ley ' s Gym for Women Wrestlers. I also caught a glimpse of Jerry Foster ' s Modeling Agency and a night club where the Strat- overs: Bud Herrle, Bob Nichols and A1 Far- ris were appearing. I stopped to eat lunch at an exclusive restaurant owned by the famous boxer, Bill Beck. Sitting at a table near me were two big shots from Specific Motors — John Cam- py and A1 Thiele. A fashion show was pre- sented with Jeanne Ream and Maggi Brown modeling. I heard that Marilyn Charters was soon to appear. Back at the hotel I talked to Linda Curtice, the switch board operator, who told me that Phyllis Lane and Linda Plues had recently moved to this planet to open a dance studio. She told me that Ron Yost and Doug Walker had become very famous in a new sport, Jupiter Jump Rope. The next morning I took a trip out of the city. There were many experimental farms. Some of them were owned by Terry Ober- holtzer, Paul Kovalik and Darrell Ruder. Nancy Sprankle was running a large horse ranch, and down the skyway was a large chemical firm headed by Leroy Gunner. I decided to stop and talk to some of the people working there. The receptionist, Donna Dixson, told me that there was a beauty operators ' conven- tion in town. She told me that Cathy Doyle, Sharon Hull, and Judy Burton were coming, and Diane Dreibelbis was to make a speech on the latest hairdo, The Rings of Saturn. Sue Tiffner, one of the secretaries, showed me through the plant. Reg Campbell was head of the advertising department. Larry Ptak could be heard discussing some tech- nical problem with the head of the depart- ment, George Laurenz. The company law- yer, Dick Laribee, was in his office talking to his secretary, Augusta Meincke. The ac- countant, Jim McClain, was going over some figures with the treasurer, Ron Reich. On my return to the city, I passed a new school building dedicated to Pat Horvath, who had started a new trend and had made Hungarian an interplanetary language. Speaking of schools, 1 heard that George Smiley received an award for cross country coach of the year. I found that both Sandy Longacre and Nancy Morton were teaching at a grade school on the planet. There are several large hospitals here, and while I didn ' t plan on enterin g one, I did find that several old friends were work- ing at the Venus Hospital. Dr. Barthalomew was one of the chief residents and Les Peter- son was head of psychiatry. Doris Buchan- an, Donna Freese, and Linda Fodor were on the nursing staff and Pat Taylor was the chief dietician. Bill Dwyer had previously worked at the hospital but had gone into private practice, and Judy Akers was work- ing as his receptionist. I learned that Nanci Hinkel was employ- ed as a social worker for Ted Hubbel ' s or- phanage. I went out to dinner and saw Dan Allen talking with Roy Lehman about the prospects of their forthcoming marriages. At the table next to me were three businessmen: Tom Gallatin, Ted Van Boxel, and Ken Rud- es from Interplanetary Business Machine Company. A group of secretaries from the same company was eating dinner also. They were: Kay Brown, Sue Kaszian, and Barb Horkey. After dinner I went to a water show where I saw Kathie McCarthy swimming in a shark tank and Connie Zsambok water skiing. There had been a lot of preparation for the show. Janet Gransee worked on the scenes with the help of Carol Patrick, and Bob Ben- nett worked on the lighting. I passed Paul Michaels ' photo studio and Dan Well ' s auto shop on my way back to the hotel. At a newsstand, I picked up a magazine. I opened it and found that Sue Hornbeck was on the editorial staff, Cathy Schelkle was art editor, and Barb Thomas was home editor. One of the articles in the magazine was about the famous home of the very wealthy Sandy Wilson. There was also an article about the big business direct- ed by Don Nye. In one of the pictures I noticed Kathy Jones and Barb Lewis busy at their desks. In the hotel lobby I met Sandy Fulton, head of a large art concern. She told me that Mary Smith, Karen Shipman, and Wayne Winchip were working in her company. The first two were employed in the office and Wayne was working as a designer. Ann Veirs stopped by the hotel to say hello. I was thrilled to hear that she was president of the Hexachlorophine branch of the Sun Economists Firm. When I went down to the desk in the morning, Jane Skidmore checked me out, and I made my way to my new home. It ' s funny how small the universe is be- coming! ! SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen hundred sixty-two, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby prepare and publish at Medina Senior High School this, our last will and testament. I, Mike Thomas, will nothing, because I ' m taking it all with me. I, Mary Smith, will my bookkeeping workbooks to anyone who can understand them. I, Steve Cisar, will to anyone who wants it, my ability to get good grades without taking any books home. I, Mary Lou Frantz, will my great ability to do chemistry ex- periments to anyone who wants to flunk lab. I, Linda Curtice, will to Linda Conn all the notes she wrote to boys this last year, and my typing ability to anyone who wants to type for Mr. Rios. I, Jack Wideman, will my old tuba case to anyone who is in need of a perfectly good, used case with moth-eaten interior. I, Skip Jones, will all my weight lifting equipment to Chuck Summers. He needs it! I, Bob Nichols, will the telephone pole on the corner to any student who has enough guts to hit it. I, Sandy Wilson, will my gym locker to Mike Washburn, in hopes that it will prove interesting. I, Larry Ptak, will my trusty yell at football and basketball games to anyone who has guts enough to use it. I, Jane Skidmore, will to Jeanne Silva my ability to get up at 7:00 A. M. and still catch the bus. I, Sue Hornbeck, will the quiet fifth period study hall to any senior not interested in studying. I, Ron Delac, will my co-ordination to Jim Petrigala. He needs it! I, George Laurenz, will one broken crankshaft, a bent drive- shaft and four bald tires, from the best 1951 Ford in town, to Frank Siebert. I, Bonnie Clement, will my ability to skip shorthand and gym class, without getting caught, to Judy Easton and Debbie Donaley. I, Roy Lehman, will my last name and my seat on the bench during basketball games to a junior, named Ken, and a sophomore, named Jack. I, Marilyn Charters, will my big mouth and the big foot that goes in it to any undeserving junior. I, Sandy Fulton, will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Larry Buckley. I, Pat Horvath, will my band spats to Becky Friedt, so she may have each person in her line wear them to bring luck; also, I will the spaghetti dinner to the flute row. I, George Smiley, will my Roxy stubs to Jim Cantwell. I, Ann Veirs, will to some lucky junior all the fun of second year German class. I, Maxine Header, will to Jim Barr my physical education suit for wrestling. I, Donna Dixson, will to Kay Nichols my ability to goof off in physical education class. I, Ron Yost, will to John Fodor the right to fool around in band. I, Ted Hubbel, will all my smiles to Mr. Haas and Mr. Stacy. I, Cathy Schelkle, will to Kathy Wass my ability not to talk all the time. I, Doss Harvey, will my seat in psychology to Wade Boyle. I, Penny Tench, will my shorthand pen to Shirley Smith. I, LaDonna Neufield, will my good ' luck in making perfect butter cakes to Mr. Dague. I, Carol Dayson, will my muddy band spats and my ability to get into trouble with Mr. Stacy to Debbie Pelton; also I will my ticket stub from Camelot to Mr. Dague. I, Doug Walker, will my math skills and my position on the golf team to Joe Stambaugh. I, Paul Kubis, will my ability to laugh at Mr. Platz ' s jokes to whomever will be lucky to get him as a coach. I, Norm Rolling, will nothing to nobody; if I did I ' d give it all to Phoebe. I, Bill Dwyer, will my excellent driving ability to Jim Cant- well and my mastery of yo-yo tricks to Tom McFadden. I, Kaye Burnett, will to Sue Kisner all my good and bad times as majorette. I, Barbara Thomas, will all the fun I ' ve had in F.H.A. to next year ' s president. I, Reg Campbell, will my ability to be friendly to Dave Dye and to certain faculty members. I, Jerry Foster, will my ability to get kicked out of choir to Butch Schneider. I, A1 Thiele, will my ' 50 Plymouth to Jamie Barr, because he can use a good car. I, Tom Williams, will three ruined American Literature bocks, one dry ink pen, 3 F ' s to Mrs. Neptune; and 3 left-footed tennis shoes and 4 moldy towels to Mr. Platz. I, Bill Beck, will my naturally golden leeks to Connie Kasper, and my weights to Dave Henning. I, Ray Moore, will my locker 1257 to anyone lucky enough to obtain it; the combination is not well known to anyone. I, Ken Rudes, will my scoring championship in the intramural league to Don Beck and my APBA membership to Fly Wise. I, Judy Burton, will all the fun I have had in heme economics class to Linda Coudret, in hopes that she will have the same. I, Rod Yeager, will my ability to smash up cars to John Wil- liams or to any deserving person who wants it, because I sure don ' t. I, Pat Shank, will my old tenor sax reeds to Jim Meyers and my old clarinet reeds to Debbie Pelton. I, Dan Allen, will to Augie Dogie Rios, my purple sweater to wear with his sport coat. I, Marilyn Oster, will my ability as treasurer to any club who wants fumbled books. I, Lonnie Miller, will my New York Trip to Russ Kulow. I, Merrily Tubbs, will to my sister, Marsha, my ability to stay out of trouble, and I also will my position as Homecoming Queen to any deserving senior girl. I, Bob Bennett, will my art ability to Freddie Graff. I, Barb Shanta, will to Bonnie Jackson my common sense, which was willed to me by Ellen Petersen, in hopes that if she uses it, it might help her. I, John Campy, will my basketball ability to Bob Day. I, Ellen Washburn, will my position as first alto in choir, second alto in Counter points, and second soprano in Choralettes to any other girl who likes the challenge of continual confusion. I, Renee Siegfried, will my souped-up American Rambler to my brother, Jan. I, Leroy Gunner, will my excellent hand-writing to Phoebe. I, Kathie McCarthy, will to any fun-loving sophomore, my ex- periences on the Medinian staff, especially that of a snowy trip to Fostoria. 65 SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Jim McClain, will my solid geometry book to Denny Fer- guson, with hopes that he can have the trouble I ' ve had with it. I, Maggi Brown, will all the blasts I ' ve had in French and English, to some sophomore who doesn ' t mind getting kicked out of classes; they had better take Gunner, too. I, Barbara Phillis, will my seat in German class to my brother, John. I, Doris Buchanan, will my ability to get through school to anyone who wants it. I, Rayma Bartholomew, will all my lifesavers from 8th period study hall to Sharon Howe. I, Carol Patrick, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Stewart Patrick. I, Diane Dreibelbis, will to Chet Stuczynski and to my brother, Bill, all the fun I ' ve had in my senior year. I, Rebecca Rupert, will my ability to sew in home economics to Carol Summers. I, Judy Akers, will nothing, because I have nothing I want to depart with. I, Patrick Loss, will my gym bag to Joe Stambaugh, if he thinks he can fill it. I, Kay Brown, will the right to become disgusted at the drum section to Becky Rodgers. I, Kathie Searles, regretfully will my kilt to the Student Council; and all the fun and trouble I caused in New York to Chris Crobaugh. I, Pat Taylor, will my favorite sewing machine in home economics class to any sophomore or junior girl taking the course. I, Tom Gallatin, will to Lynn Miller all the good times that I have had in Medina High School. I, Phyllis Bagley, will my seat in French class to anyone who understands the language. I, Barbara Horkey, will all the fun I ' ve had in my senior year to all future seniors, and my old gym suit to anyone who wants it. I, A1 Farris, will my pool playing championship title to Ernie Winters, who never plays the game. I, Karen Shipman, will to any junior who plans to take ad- vanced shorthand, all my shorthand notes. I, Jim Beresford, will my scholastic ability to Dave Riebau, my cigarettes to Jim Sheehy, my idiot tendencies to Russ Stevens, and my car to Powell Ulich. I, Augusta Meincke, will to next year ' s class all the old news- papers that have accumulated in my locker from civics class. I, Nancy Morton, will to Jeff Ziegler a bottle of valve oil, in hopes that it will pay him back for all that I have borrowed. I, Terry Melle, will my ability to get along with Mr. Dague to two crazy juniors, Joe Beckowitz and Tom McFadden. I, Janet Gransee, will all my music checks to anyone who can pass them; I will the good times I had in New York, and also Mr. Dailey ' s song ' ' to future seniors. I, Terry Oberholtzer, will to Linda Marshall the locker we have shared, on condition that it isn ' t shared next year. I, Dan Hopp, will all my skill in tennis to Dave Chase. I, Bill Abrams, will to Lynn and Bonnie all my dirty towels, orange peels, and used bandages and tape, from the past basketball season. I, Ruth Ann Rickey, will my ability to get into trouble to any following senior, especially Linda or Chloe. I, Kay Fulton, will my seat in civics to Becky Rodgers. I, Ron Emerson, will to Mark Druckenbrod my seat in the lobby. I, Sally Stayton, will to the junior class all my leftover fruit cakes. I, Kelly Baxter, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Ed Grey, he ' ll need it. I, Jane Moxley, will to Little Mox the wall to wall carpeting I gave to A1 Williams for his locker. I, Wayne Winchip, will to my brother, Alan, my ability to get along with Mr. Teagarden in 5th period study hall. I, Rick Shurell, will my ability to get along with Mr. Rios and my seat in his psychology class to any energetic student who wants them. I, Jeanne Ream, will my ability to gain left-handed compli- ments from Mr. Rios, to any junior who is lucky enough to take psychology and sociology. I, Ted Van Boxel, will to my brother Mr. Eisenman ' s school parking place. I, Sandy Longacre, will to Kathy Scanlan my ability to help tie toilet paper bows on the doors of our leader ' s home. I, Bill Riebou, will nothing; I ' m taking it all with me. I, Sharon Hull, will to any varsity cheerleader all the fun I have had in the past two years. I, Charles Eddy, will to anyone who wants it, the ability to do photography work well and to get along with Mr. Rios. I, Eleanor Szafranski, will my seat in civics class to Florence Neumeyer. I, Paul Michaels, will my ability to avoid being hypnotized in psychology to anyone not wanting their past revealed. I, Don Nye, will my service to Mrs. Hergenroeder for as long as she needs or wants them. I, Cathy Doyle, will my reputation as Mrs. Webb in driving class to anyone who wants to learn to drive. I, Rita Dreibelbis, will my ability to get through the A-wing during lunch without getting caught to my sister, Sandy. I, Craig Halliwill, will the O ' s and woes of the Audio Club to A1 Williams. I, Phyllis Lane, will to any junior who wants them, all the notes I took in shorthand. I, Linda Fodor, will to Gail Gabelli my ability to get along with Our Leader , and to Jo Smith go the hopes that some- one will listen to her records. I, Linda Plues, will to Cece all my old boy friends and the happiness and headaches I ' ve had with them. I, Betty Gregory, will to Miss Henderson the memories of her 1962 senior home economics class. I, Sue Tiffner, will all the fun I have had during my senior year to all the juniors. I, Dan Wells, will one flat tire, a bent rim, a plugged oil filter, and a pair of broken 1951 Ford tail lights with trim to anyone dumb enough to accept them. 66 £ � .. 111 ' ' mitn j t. K? m L , rk i mj,a 1 — f| u 1 — 1 Jlr ; i t.W h ml W vSS k M%: p® i 1 mJm wBir - — • FEATURE ATTRACTION FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS — Dave Dye and Dick Laribee. 70 Chet Stuczynski, Denny Ferguson, Chuck Summers, Jim Cantwell, John Happ. Larry Kirk, Skip Kisner, Bill Herthneck, Gary Musch, Jim Petrigala. Wade Boyle, Jim McClain, Tim Dwyer, Dan Allen, Joe Beckowitz. Ed Chamberlain, Leroy Gunner, George Siedel, Reg Campbell, Fred Graii. 71 COACHES John Moore, William Tibbits, Roland Platz VARSITY FOOTBALL If winning football games was based on enthusiasm and determination, our Varsity Bees would always be in the winning column. In their eagerness and persevering attitude, they earned the reputation of being the Battling Bees. Our boys always fought to the very end and never gave up. They brought the long sought VICTORY to Medina on Senior Night by conquering Oberlin. All of us know that we have much to be proud of in our Battling Bees, and to all of them, from all of us, goes the best of luck in the future. 1961 FOOTBALL SQUAD meat ; FRONT ROW: Randy Robins, Bill Beck, Denny Ferguson, Bob Bradway, Bill Dreibelbis, Chuck Bates, Jeff Largent, Dave Stewart, Kurt Survance, Ed Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: Tim Dwyer, Gary Musch, Bob Berry, Butch, Schneider, Fred Graff, Chuck Summers, Rick Gorfido, Dennis Caverly, Jack Lehman, Darrell Ruder, Dave Dye, Wade Boyle. THIRD ROW: Jack Chase, Leroy Gunner, Larry Kirk, Bob Covey, Dan Allen, Chet Stuczynski, Joe Beckowitz, Jim Petri- gala, Bill Herthneck, Dave Hollopeter, Roy Lehman, John Happ. FOURTH ROW: Nick Shanta, Skip Jones, Reg Campbell, Frank Siebert, Ken Rudes, Dick Laribee, Ron Delac, Skip Kisner, Chris Crobaugh, Dave Chase, George Siedel, Jon Eggleston. VARSITY FOOTBALL RESULTS Medina. . . . . .12 Lorain St. Mary . . . .34 Medina. . . ... 8 Rocky River .30 Medina. . . ... 0 Fairview . 6 Medina. . . ...14 North Olmsted . . . . .18 Medina. . . ... 0 Westlake .16 Medina. . . ... 6 Bay Village .20 Medina. . . ... 6 Oberlin . 0 Medina. . . . . .12 Olmsted Falls . . . . .22 73 MANAGERS Ned Ellsworth, Ed Waltz, John Austin. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Applause to the fighting efforts of the Junior Varsity Bees and congratula- tions to them on their victories. From the persevering spirit shown by the boys this year, Medina High School should have a peppy team to defend its place in the Southwestern Conference next year. 74 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL RESULTS Medina. . . . . .14 Revere 6 Medina. . . . . .22 Fairview 8 Medina. . . ... 6 Orrville 16 Medina. . . ...30 Highland 14 Medina. . . ... 0 Ashland 6 Medina. . . ... 0 Buckeye 6 Medina. . . ... 8 Wadsworth . . . 10 FALL SPORTS AWARDS Dave Dye — Most Outstanding Back; Jim Petrigala — Outstanding Offensive Lineman; George Smi- ley — Outstanding Cross Country Runner; Wade Boyle — Outstanding Defensive Lineman; Leroy Gunner — Most Improved Player. 75 ■SsfiSlgll BASKETBALL ROY LEHMAN CHET STUCZYNSKI DAVE DYE PAUL KUBIS 76 TIM DWYER WADE BOYLE DENNY FERGUSON DOSS HARVEY 77 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LINDA CURTICE SHARON HULL BARB SHANTA GAIL GABELLI VARSITY BASKETBALL The basketball season of 1962 is a memorable one for all con- cerned. Compiling an impressive 15-3 mark, the varsity Bees established a new school record for the total number of wins in a season. Dan Allen broke the in- dividual scoring record with a total of 38 points in the last game of the season. In the final statis- tics, our Bees not only brought to Medina a second place berth in the Southwestern Conference, but honor, which we hope will be an inspiration to future M ' .H.S. teams. MERRILY TUBBS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Chuck Bates, Jack Lehman, Bob Bradway, Fred Graff. SECOND ROW: Sterling Medley, Rick Gorfido, Bob Day, Skip Kisner, Leo Dunbar. THIRD ROW: Tim Dwyer, Larry Kirk, Jeff Ziegler, Ken Lehman, Charley Morton. All though the overall seasonal record of the J.V. ' s was not as notable as the Varsity ' s, they fol- lowed their brother bees ' exam- ples of good sportsmanship. Dis- playing skill, fairplay, and team- work, our J.V. ' s gained in exper- ience and through their determin- ation will carry on the tradition of the Varsity Bees. 79 VARSITY RESULTS Medina. . . . . .42 Rocky River . . . . . . .46 Medina. . . . . .40 Fairview ...61 Medina. . . . . .56 North Olmsted . . ...36 Medina. . . . . .36 Westlake ...35 Medina. . . . . .58 Wadsworth . . .46 Medina. . . . . .45 Olmsted Falls . . ...29 Medina. . . . . .57 Bay Village ...43 Medina. . . . . .44 Buckeye . . .38 Medina. . . ...60 Highland . . .34 Medina. . . . . .41 Oberlin . . .40 Medina. . . . . .46 Rocky River . . . . ...38 Medina. . . . . .43 Fairview . . .47 Medina. . . . . .51 North Olmsted . . ...37 Medina. . . . . .54 Strongsville ...35 Medina. . . . . .39 Westlake ...27 Medina. . . . . .62 Olmsted Falls . . . ...25 Medina. . . . . .49 Bay Village . . .47 Medina. . . . . .66 Oberlin ...54 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS CAROL LUCAS, NANCY AUKER. MARY KAYE SWINGLE, JOANNE SMITH, DIANE REED. COACHES ROLAND PLATZ — Junior Varsity, AUGIE RIOS— Varsity. 80 MANAGERS NICK SHANTA BILL ABRAMS PHIL ROGERS JUNIOR VARSITY RESULTS Medina. . . ...26 Rocky River . . . . ...39 Medina. . . ...34 Fairview . . .28 Medina. . . . . .45 North Olmsted . . ...34 Medina. . . ...32 Westlake ...34 Medina. . . ...38 Wadsworth . . .52 Medina. . . . . .25 Olmsted Falls. . . ...36 Medina. . . ...22 Bay Village ...31 Medina. . . . . .29 Oberlin ........ ...23 Medina. . . ...16 Rocky River . . . . . . .50 Medina. . . . . .27 Fairview . . .29 Medina. . . . . .22 North Olmsted . . . . .43 Medina. . . .. .31 Strongsville ...27 Medina. . . . . .23 Westlake ...32 Medina. . . .. .31 Olmsted Falls . . . . . .36 Medina. . . . . .27 Bay Village ...33 Medina. . . . . .18 Oberlin . . .45 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Dan Allen and Chuck Summers accept the first place trophy foi Medina and Larry Grindle holds the runner-up trophy for High- land, while James Loughridge looks on. 81 CROSS COUNTRY Buchtel 17 Coventry 45 M edina 78 Garfield 15 Medina 50 Springfield 15 Medina 50 Tallmadge 34 Central 34 Hower 73 Medina 98 East 24 Kenmore 33 Medina 70 South 15 Hower 54 Medina 75 Akron Dist. Meet Buchtel 36 East 96 South 135 Kenmore 140 Springfield 160 North 226 Coventry 235 Central 257 Garfield 264 Tallmadge 345 Hower 357 Medina 439 Southwestern Conf. Meet North Olmsted 23 Rocky River 38 Medina 81 Fairview 89 Olmsted Falls 99 EV WISE JOE STAMBAUGH JERRY FAVRI BILL DWYER GEORGE SMILEY 82 FRONT ROW: Jim Barr, Butch Schneider, Dick Laribee — Co- captain, Jerry Favri, Jamie Culler, Ken Burrer, Jan Siegfried. SECOND ROW: Kurt Survance, Bob Covey, Gary Musch, Bill Sternecker — Co-Captain, Dave Stewart, Alan Winchip. THIRD ROW: Dave Henning, George Siedel, Dick Herman, Myron Smith, Jeff Largent, Mr. Tibbits — Coach. WRESTLING SCORES Medina. . . . . . . .32 Revere ...13 Medina. . . . ....21 Copley . .18 Medina. . . . . . . .38 Vermillion ...10 Medina. . . . . .. .13 Rocky River . . . . . .25 Medina. . . . ....39 Revere ... 8 Medina. . . . ....21 Avon Lake ...13 Medina. . . . . .. .15 North Olmsted . . , . .22 Medina. . . . ....29 Bay Village . . . . ...13 Medina. . . . . ... 11 Olmsted Falls . . ...25 Medina. . . . . . . .21 Strongsville . . . . , . .24 TOURNAMENT Lorain County — 8 teams — Medina, 4th place Stow — 4 teams — Medina, 1st place W.R.A. — 4 teams — Medina, 3rd place S.W.C. — 5 teams — Medina, 5th place 83 FRONT ROW: Bill Dwyer, Randy Robins, }im McClainf ' Craig Halliwell, Doug Walker. SECOND ROW: John Easterday, John Austin, Charles Morton, Skip Kisner. . . THIRD ROW: Phil Hunt, Tim Dwyer, Joe Stambaugh, John Ellis, hj n c A A. . GOLF TENNIS 84 FRONT ROW: Bill Sternecker, Dan Allen, George Siedel, Dan Hopp, Ted Hubbel, Ron Yost. SECOND ROW: Dave Chase, Jan Aylard, Russ Kulow, Dave Kraus, Jack Chase. THIRD ROW: Ken Burrer, Mr. Dunn — Coach, Jeff Ziegler. FRONT ROW: Dave Stewart, Harlan Woolworth, Nick Shanta, Butch Schneider, Jim Barr, Joe Beckowitz, Chuck Summers, Ned Ellsworth, Bob Bradway. SECOND ROW: Chet Stuczynski, Jon Eggleston, Dave Henning, Bob Covey, Ev Wise, Ken Burrer, Jerry Favri, Dave Hollopeter. THIRD ROW: Kurt Survance, Mike Washburn, Ed Paul, Bill Masters, John Wyman, Ed Waltz, George Smiley, Bob Peter- son, Jim Petrigala, Terry Lenaburg. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Moore — Coach, Norm Rolling, Wade Boyle, Bill Herthneck, Ken Norris, Steve Horkey, Jeff Largent, Glen Johnson, Lynn Miller, Frank Dunbar. TRACK BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Mr. Robson — Advisor, Jack Lehman, Bill Dreib- elbis, Bob Shurell, Paul Kubis, Leroy Gunner. SECOND ROW: Chuck Bates, Denny Ferguson Gary Musch, A1 Thiele, Dick Laribee, Terry Pelton. THIRD ROW: Rick Gorfido, Jim Cantwell, Roy Lehman, Larry Kirk, Kelly Baxter, Rick Shurell, Bob Berry. 85 JlggJV •. f ' i r •y x— A 87 HOMECOMING QUEEN MERRILY TUBBS Attendant BARB SHANTA Attendant LINDA CURTICE 89 HOLIDAY HOP - M ■ r wm 91 PilBJ CRITICS STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Mr. Loughridge — Advisor, Jane Moxley — Treas- urer, Kathie McCarthy — Secretary, Bill Sternecker — President, Leroy Gunner — Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Craig Halliwill, Linda Suddleson, Rita Drei- belbis, Maggi Brown, Ann Veirs, Jeff Ziegler. THIRD ROW: Bill Herthneck, Bob Nichols, Linda Fodor, Diane Dreibelbis, Sandy Longacre, Nanci Hinkel, Tim Dwyer. FOURTH ROW: Norm Rolling, Kay Brown, Jack Wideman, Darrell Ruder, Kurt Survance. The Student Council of M.H.S. put in an active year. As usual, the Student Council sponsored the Homecoming activities and the Holiday Hop which were both termed as tremendous successes. With the aid of the faculty, the Student Council organized the assemblies for the year. The Council also be- gan the work of republication of the student handbook with the revision of the Code of Ethics. 94 PUBLICITY Medinamite Staff Diane Dreibelbis — Editor; Mrs. Neptune — Advisor. Seated left to right: Renee Siegfried — Photographer; Sue Hornbeck — Assistant Copy Editor; Pat Shank — Copy Editor; Jeff Largent — News Editor; Bonnie Bolton— Exchange Editor. Standing left to right: Reg Campbell — Sports Editor; Ron Delac — Photographer. Seated left to right: Ernie Norris — Assistant Circulation Manager; Rae Ann Simpson — Publicity Manager; Linda Curtice — Business Manager; Sally Stayton — Circulation Manager; Kurt Survance — Advertising Manager. Seated left to right: Reporters — Debbie Donahey, Sandy Hill, Sue Kisner, Sara Nettleton, Karen Hood. Standing left to right: Louise Faber, Carol Clark, Bill Norton, Eileen Harmon, Dave Taylor. 95 KITCHEN STAFF Mrs. Gallagher Mrs. Miley Mrs. Gienke Mrs. Rickert Mrs. Bartholomew BACKSTAGE CREW CUSTODIANS Mr. Wildman Miss Shelton Mr. Lash ‘ ' ' MrTjacot 96 BEHIND™ SCENES ACTIVITY FIRST ROW: Debbie Pelton, Pat Shank, Donna Koch, Lee Ann Kern, Nina Nichols, Pam Smithberger, Becky Friedt. SECOND ROW: Jane Moxley, Margaret Minto, Paula Blakeslee, Diana Bowman, Don Nye, Diane Shanabrook, Kay Nichols, Rita Dreibelbis, Karen Churgovich, Sheldon Westfall, Sandy Rabe, Joanne Smith, Marty Cromwell, Ron Yost, Eileen Har- mon, Judy Booth, Pat Horvath. THIRD ROW: Francie Falconer, Jim Myers, Judy Easton, Bill Haines, Sandy Pierce, Nancy Morton, Jeff Ziegler, John Ellis, John Newcomer, Diane Reed, Bob Nichols, Jerry Favri, Sandy Smith, Sandy Roby, Janet Gransee, Jim Loveman, Jeanne Silva, John Easterday, Diane Campy, Becky Rodgers, Connie Zsam- bok, Judy Ulmer, Karen Schubert, Ken Burrer. FOURTH ROW: Carol Dayson, Marsha Mesick, Linda Suddle- son, Debbie Dannley, Linda Belak, Bill Phillips, Barry Haas, Pat Tompkins, Marcia Tubbs, John Dannley, Ed Jackson, Darryl Canfield, Lyle Jenkins, Dave Riebau, Jan Aylard, Lynn Wideman, Bob Day, Jack Wideman, Rod Yeager, Kay Brown, John Davis, John Williams, Linda Moxley, Sue Dresser, Phyllis Demuth, Craig Halliwill, Bud Herrle, Charles Morton, John Fodor. CONCERT BAND Keeping the musical tradition of Medina High, the Musical Bees scored victories at every football game with their spirited half time shows. Marching off the football field and into the band room, the Musical Bees went classi- cal. The band presented both their annual winter and spring concerts in their top-notch style. While traveling to Conneaut for an exchange concert, the Bees gave a morning performance at Ashtabula Harbor High School. Then Defiance came to Medina for the final concert of the year. Hats off to Stacy ' s Army. 99 FRONT ROW: Alexa Smithberger, Charlene McComas, Lorrie McGlaughlin, Becky Shurance, Dawn Peterson, Mary Halder- son, Linda Schwandt, Diane Loehr, Barb Batchelder. SECOND ROW: Sandy Rabe, Pam Smithberger, Kathy Ellis, Debbie Pelton, Donna Koch, Donna Roshon, Louisa Brown, Nancy Miller, Debbie Dannley. THIRD ROW: Miss Lonz — Director, Linda Moxley, Holly Shaw, Bob Nichols, John Fodor, Bill Chandler. ORCHESTRA Composed mainly of string instruments, the orchestra concentrates prima- rily on classical music. After having completed three concerts under the direc- tion of Miss Lonz, the Medina High School Orchestra may feel that they have done a nice job of merging junior and senior high school students in musical activities. 100 FRONT ROW: Ron Yost — Tenor Leader, Russ Kulow — Bass Leader, Jan Aylard — Student Director, Ellen Washburn — Alto Leader, Marty Hastings — Soprano Leader, Betty Brooks — Vice- President, Butch Schneider — Secretary, Linda Suddleson — Stu- dent Council Representative, Karen Churgovich — Accompanist, Miss Lonz — Director, John Newcomer — President, (absent). SECOND ROW: Lynn Miller, Barb Perdue, Theresa Kempf, Sue Fulton, Judy Easton, Marianne Greeley, Bonnie Plants, Karen Schubert, Pam Rogers, Connie Kasper, Ed Herman. THIRD ROW: Bob Peterson, Glen Johnson, E. Waltz, Dale Myers, Kathy Vance, Carol Emerson, Joyce Davis, Louise Faber, Pam Yike, Barb Batchelder, Steve Horkey. FOURTH ROW: Sterling Medley, Dave Hollopeter, Sandy Ful- ton, Sandy Wilson, Cathy Doyle, Maxine Header, Mary Jane Kulchar, Barb Fry, Margaret McGarvie, Frank Dunbar. FIFTH ROW: Bill Masters, Karl Header, Larry Loveman, Ed Grey, Bonnie Jackson, Joyce Abeling, Carol Pavlik, Mike Washburn. CHOIR The choir of M.H.S., under the direction of Miss Lonz, is made up of ap- proximately fifty members. On their list of performances were the Christmas Vesper Service and their Spring Concert in April. In combination with the Band and Orchestra, the Choir participated in the Annual Spring Festival during May. 101 Left to right: John Newcomer, Steve Horkey, Lynn Miller, Jan Aylard. HARMONAIRES COUNTERPOINTS 102 Left to right: Steve Horkey, Ellen Washburn, John Newcomer, Maxine Header, Jan Aylard, Barb Batchelder, Lynn Miller. mum Bonnie Plants, Joyce Abeling, Barb Batchelder, Linda Suddleson, Ellen Washburn, Rita Dreibelbis, Maxine Header, Betty Brooks, Pam Rogers. CHORALETTES AND STARDUSTERS Reed, John Fodor. THIRD ROW: Charles Morton, Bud Herrle, Mr. Puehler, Mr. Stacy, Debbie Pelton. FRONT ROW: Jim Meyers, Pat Shank, Mr. Staton, Connie Zsambok, Judy Ulmer, John Williams. SECOND ROW: Jeff Ziegler, Bob Nichols, Pat Tompkins, Diane 103 tl II II II El II II I II It N II II MEDINA FRONT ROW: Mr. Rios — Advisor, Bill Dwyer — Secretary, Leroy Gunner — President, Darrell Ruder — Vice-President, Paul Ku- bis — T reasurer. SECOND ROW: Bill Herthneck, Skip Kisner, Ron Delac, Doss Harvey, Norm Rolling, Reg Campbell, Skip Jones, Dick Laribee, Dave Dye, Tim Dwyer, Gary Musch. THIRD ROW: Jeff Largent, Jack Lehman, Dave Hollopeter, Ken Rudes, Rick Shurell, A1 Thiele, John Campy, Bill Ster- necker, George Smiley, John Austen, John Happ, Denny Ferguson. FOURTH ROW: Ed Chamberlain, Larry Kirk, Ted Hubbel, Dan Hopp, Jim Cantwell, Ev Wise, Nick Shanta, Butch Schneider, Jim Barr, Neal Selzer, Jamie Culler, Bob Covey, Ed Waltz, Bob Bradway. FIFTH ROW: Wade Boyle, George Siedel, Frank Dunbar, Dave Stewart, Terry Lenaburg, Dennis Coverly, Rick Gorfido, Ned Ellsworth, Jim Cook, Bill Dreibelbis, Fred Graff, Dick Herman, Terry Pelton. SIXTH ROW: Bill Abrams, Jim McClain, Chester Stuczynski, Dan Allen, Roy Lehman, Doug Walker, Joe Stambaugh, Terry Melle, Tom McFadden, Joe Beckowicz, Rod Hartman, Rod Yeager. LETTERMAN ' S CLUB 104 GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Mrs. Jeandrevin — Advisor, Barb Shanta — Treas- urer, Jane Moxley — President, Connie Zsambok — Vice-Pres- ident, Diane Reed — Secretary. SECOND ROW: Betty Bushman, Nancy Auker, Marianne Gree- ley, Sharon Lipstreau, Toni Kolasinski, Rita Standen, Gail Gabelli, Roberta Thomas, Kathy Wass, Karen Hanzlicek, Kaye Hoover, Phyllis Steck, Micki Donahue, Nanci Hinkel, Sue Van Kannel. THIRD ROW: Judy Booth, Linda Suddleson, Marty Cromwell, Margaret Minto, Rita Dreibelbis, Mary Lou Frantz, Sandy Wilson, Marsha Tubbs, Diane Campy, Karen Wass, Diana Letterly, LaDonna Neufield, Ruthe Rickey, Betty Brooks, Sharon Hull. FOURTH ROW: Nina Nichols, Becky Friedt, Peggy Donnelly, Rae Ann Simpson, Mary Kaye Swingle, Sara Nettleton, Sue Null, Karen Schubert, Sandy Dreibelbis, Phyllis Demuth, Kay Nichols, Linda Moxley, Sue Dresser, Merrily Tubbs, Pat Hor- vath. FIFTH ROW: Judy Easton, Sue Tiffner, Mary Jane Kulchar, Bonnie Boyd, Bonnie Clement, Donna Koch, Kathy Scanlan, Kathie McCarthy, Sandy Longacre, Linda Fodor, Diane Dreibelbis, Marty Hastings, Linda Curtice, Kaye Burnett. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Pelton, Kathy McLaughlin, Barbara Fry, Linda Bohm, Marsha Mesick, Pat Roberts, Diane Eddy, Pam Smithberger, Sandy Rabe, Debbie Dannley, Barb Batchelder, Sharon Howe, Diana Loehr, Renee Siegfried, Ellen Washburn. 105 FRONT ROW: Mr. Brewer — Advisor, Dan Hopp — Vice-Presi- dent, Ann Veirs — President, Maggi Brown — Secretary, Leroy Gunner — Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Dave Leggett, John Easterday, Richard Kapp, John Ellis, Joanne Smith, Becky Friedt. THIRD ROW: Wade Boyle, Elaine Williams, Florence Neu- meyer, Carol Dayson, Nina Nichols, Margaret Minto. FOURTH ROW: George Siedel, Ron Yost, Doug Walker, Skip Kisner, John Happ, Tim Dwyer. MATH CLUB 106 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kellogg — Advisor, Jane Moxley — Historian, Phyllis Steck — Secretary, Sandy Longacre — President, Joanne Smith — Vice-President, Marilyn Oster — Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Pam Rogers, Debbie Dannley, Sue Sivard, Roberta Thomas, Judy Ulmer, Marsha Mesick, Phyllis Bagley, Margaret Minto. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Charters, Barbara Phillis, Nancy Morten, Pat Horvath, Randy Moore, John Wyman, John Davis, Carol Lucas, Mary Kaye Swingle. 107 MEDINA FRONT ROW: Mr. Boyer — Advisor, Maggi Brown — President, Mary Lou Frantz — Vice-President, Marilyn Oster — Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mickie Donahue, Marianne Greeley, Craig Halliwill, Linda Curtice, Barb Shanta, Linda Fodor, Sa lly Stay- ton, Diane Dreibelbis, Ann Veirs, Rita Standen, Sharon Lip- streu, Toni Kolasinski, Linda Conn. THIRD ROW: Connie Zsambok, Jane Moxley, Pat Shank, Pat Horvath, Ellen Washburn, Nanci Hinkel, Kathie McCarthy, Rod Yeager, Dave Kraus, Ken Burrer, Kay Nichols, Linda Mox- ley, Joyce Abeling. FOURTH ROW: Kathie Searles, Sara Nettleton, Lupita Mar- tinez, Sue Null, Rae Ann Simpson, Carol Lucas, Mary Kaye Swingle, Peggy Donnelly, Cece Survance, Vi Milichev, Bonnie Bolton, Lyn Bohm, Karen Hood, Sandy Roby, Diana Shana- brook, Lee Ann Kern. FIFTH ROW: Chris Crobaugh, Ron Delac, Sue Kisner, Linda Bowers, Dave Kraus, Joe Stambaugh, Jim Petrigala, John Williams, Bill Sternecker, Norm Rolling, Rayma Barthalomew, Sandy Wilson, Rod Hartman, Sue Van Kannel, Rita Dreibelbis. DRAMATICS CLUB 108 THESPIANS FRONT ROW: Mr. Boyer — Advisor, Rita Dreibelbis — President. SECOND ROW: Linda Fodor, Barb Shanta, Sally Stayton, Diane Dreibelbis, Rita Standen, Sharon Lipstreu, Sue Van Kannel, Rod Hartman. THIRD ROW: Connie Zsambok, Jane Moxley, Ellen Washburn, Nanci Hinkel, Kathie McCarthy, Sandy Wilson, Mary Lou Frantz, Rayma Bartholomew, Joyce Abeling. FOURTH ROW: Pat Shank, Marilyn Oster, Maggi Brown, Bill Sternecker, Rae Ann Simpson, Dave Kraus, Norm Rolling, Craig Halliwill, Ron Delac. 109 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Neptune — Advisor, Carol Dayson — Chap- lain, Connie Zsambok — Secretary, Kathie McCarthy — President, Maggi Brown — Vice-President, Linda Fodor — Treasurer. 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SECOND ROW: Shirley Smith, Joan Kovalik, Judy Burton, Rebecca Rupert, Mary Smith, Penny Tench, Diana Scott. 112 Y-TEENS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Eaken — Advisor, Debbie Pelton — Treasurer, Becky Friedt — Vice-President, Kay Brown — President, Pat Shank — Secretary, Marty Cromwell — Chaplain, Jo Maupin (ab- sent) — Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Donna Koch, Ellen Washburn, Marsha Mesick, Judy Ulmer, Margaret Minto, Karen Hanzlicek, Kathy Wass. THIRD ROW: Vi Milichev, Diana Loehr, Kathy Searles, Phyllis Steck, Diane Dreibelbis, Judy Booth, Linda Suddleson, Roberta Thomas. 113 m k j FRONT ROW: Ron Emerson — Technical Engineer, Bill Abrams — Vice-President, Craig Halliwill — President, Nanci Hinkel — Secretary. SECOND ROW: Bud Herrle, Barbara Horkey, Sally Stayton, Barb Shanta, Diane Dreibelbis, Merilly Tubbs, Jack Chase. THIRD ROW: Carol Pavlik, Sandy Fulton, Vi Milichev, Allan Williams, John Williams, Jim Loveman, John Wyman, Dave Kraus. 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ON THE SQUARE Phone PArk 2-0511 WE DELIVER 124 College Outline Series SMITH-CORONA SHEAFFER PENS EASTMAN KODAK 17 Public Square Medina, Ohio PArk 2-2041 THE SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK COMPANY Medina, Ohio Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MEDINA SPORTSCARS, INC. AUTO-UNION • DKW MERCEDES-BENZ • TRIUMPH 815 West Liberty Medina, Ohio PArk 5-3403 Service On All Imported Cars BEST WISHES CLASS OF ' 62 GRIESINGER ' S SHOE STORE 239 South Court Street Medina ALLISON ' S SHOE STORE 941 North Court Street Medina Clarence and Zelma Allison 125 MEDINA ON THE SQUARE FOR YOUNG MEDINIANS For FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Call ORBAN ' S FLOWERS Weymouth Road, State Rt. 3 Medina Ohio THE JUNIOR DEB SHOP PArk 3-8502 The Male Corner COMPLIMENTS OF ANDERSON DRUGS Public Square 126 BEST WISHES CLASS of ' 62 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 207 South Court Street Medina, Ohio T. W. Goulding Owner Farm Bureau Cooperatives MEDINA FARM BUREAU CO-OP 241 South State Road MEDINA TOOL AND DIE COMPANY 221 West Liberty Street Medina, Ohio PArk 2-1521 HORACE WILLIAMS 28 Medina ' s Largest Hardware Store For The Last 82 Years CORWIN HOLE 30 MAYTAG Washer Sales And Service Lor 26 Years ERWIN RICKARD 32 RICKARD ' S SUPER-VALU FOOD MARKET Phone: PArk 3-1568 MEDINA HARDWARE 225 South Court Medina Ohio 127 MEDINA FARMERS EXCHANGE COMPANY Home of Medina Quality Feeds NAMES YOU CAN TRUST Oliver G. M. C. Trucks New Holland Glidden Paints Starline Jacobsen Power Mowers COMPLETE FARM SERVICE PArk 2-1511 320 South Court Bolens Garden Equipment Dexter Washers Compliments of LADY ANN STANDARD WELDING BEAUTY SALON STEEL PRODUCTS 218 North Court Street Jack Post, Proprietor MEDINA, OHIO South State Road Medina, Ohio PArk 2-6531 128 CLAIRE E. DAGUE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Phone PArk 3-5522 116 Grant Street Medina, Ohio ELM FARM ' S ALL STAR DAIRY PRODUCTS Quality Foods Are Always In Demand Medina PArk 3-8044 Deliver at your door Compliments of SHAW ' S SHELL SERVICE 129 COMPLIMENTS OF MEDINA WHOLESALE INC. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN DOOR COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SERVICE BERRY 226 South Elmwood Medina, Ohio AND RITTER 233 South Court Street Medina, Ohio Phone: PArk 3-7684 GLENN ' S SINCLAIR SERVICE South Court Street MEDINA PHOTO at ST UDIO Lafayette Road Mack Taggart Official Medinian Photographer MEDINA RADIO T. V. 243 South Court Street 258 S. Court PA 3-5025 Phone RCA ZENITH SYLVANIA PArk 2-0484 THE FINEST IN BEAUTY CARE FOR NICODEMUS THE DISCRIMINATING WOMAN CLEANERS THE BEAUTORIUM 250 South Court Street PArk 3-4662 . DRIVE-IN SERVICE Medina, Ohio • TAILORING • RUG CLEANING • ODORLESS CLEANING • COMPLETE HOME SERVICE Vicki and George Lucas 714 West Liberty Street HENRY L. PERRY Medina, Ohio PArk 3-8441 ARCHITECT • ENGINEER SURVEYOR 131 SURVEYOR 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 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class Of 1962 JhsL SsmmJtL 3simb )v Qompuam Medina, Ohio 342 East Smith Road Phone PArk 2-1567 YOUR HOME COMES FIRST 132 LAWSON DAIRY STORE You can whip our cream, but you can ' t beat our milk. Say Gene and Mike ROSS M. TRUMP ANTIQUES 313 N. Court St. Medina Ohio At Your Neighborhood LAWSON ' S STORES Two Stores Lafayette Rd. and 224 North Court ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE ED ' S SOHIO 301 West Liberty Medina Ohio NATIONAL faxxCuwAte Product DISPOSERS PLUMBING EQUIPMENT JSggL DIVISION fly ll Compliments of National Rubber Jp Machinery Co. IIIM LAND TITLE AND Medina, Ohio wm GUARANTEE TRUST CALL CRUM AND CHESTER Insurance and Real Estate 133 N. Court St. Medina, Ohio Phone: PA 2-7003 COMPANY 86 Public Square Medina, Ohio 133 TUBBS AGENCY INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Medina, Ohio 134 BEST WISHES From Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Bagley THE MEDINA LAUNDRY BEST WISHES MAGIC CARPET 6 Public Square EDDIE PAUL MUSIC STUDIO Lessons, sales, service ACCORDION, PIANO, GUITAR, ORGAN 132 West Friendship Street Medina PArk 3-2873 THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY MEDINA BARGAIN MART WHERE YOU ENTER FOR GLEN SONS BARGAINS AND EXIT WITH SAVINGS. BARBER SHOP 325 South Elmwood Medina, Ohio 107 West Liberty - COMPLIMENTS OF HOOD CHEMICAL DIVISION MEDINA TIRE TEXIZE CHEMICALS INC. AND AUTO SUPPLY Manufacturer of COMPANY household chemicals Tires For Every Transport Need Specialists In Under the Car Services 302 South Court Street PArk 2-1578 H. H. BACHTELL PHARMACY THE PENROSES 42 Years of Prescription Service “Say It With Flowers” THE REXALL STORE Sjammprarljmtiit’H Medina, Ohio PHONE PA 3-2571 Phone PArk 2-3041 117 W. FRIENDSHIP ST. MEDINA. OHIO 135 COMPLIMENTS OF THE OEC CORPORATION George Laurenz A. R. Reusing See Neal Emmons For Crestwood Homes Our aim is customer satisfaction 133 North Court Street 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 PARK SHELL SERVICE Front end alignment Wheel Balancing Complete Tune-up and Carburetor Service AAA WRECKER SERVICE Phone PArk 2-8591 daytime PArk 2-4495 after 10 p. m. PArk 5-1031 136 BEST WISHES CLASS OF ' 62 WAITE SON MEMORIAL HOME 765 North Court COMPLIMENTS OF MEDINA GOOD FOOD 110 West Washington Medina Medina COURTESY OF W. W00LW0RTH CO. 849 North Court Street MEDINA SHOPPING CENTER DOUBLE UP on SAVINGS 1 Enjoy Grants Low Prices 2 get S. H. Green Stamps 137 9 COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITY l? v ’ HERE IS UNSURPASSED BEAUTY, RECREATION, AND GRACIOUS LIVING FOR THE DISCRIMINATING HOME OWNER Rustic Hills is more than a place to live ... It is a relax- ing, entertaining, wonderful way of life. Rustic Hills creates an ideal family environment and is a Community dedicated to the people who en|oy the finest in family living. • BEAUTIFUL LIKE and WOODED HOMESITES 138 FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE OF SCHOOL SPORTS. SCHOOL NEWS READ ma MONDAYS THURSDAYS LANCE CO., INC. Medina INSURANCE • REAL ESTATE Brunswick 139 PLASTI-KOTE COMPANY The World ' s Largest Manufacturers of AEROSOL SPRAY PAINTS Medina ' s Newest Industry Lake Road Medina, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM Win and Wr. Senior HYDE INSURANCE AGENCY 522 South Broadway Medina, Ohio Phone: Pa 3-8122 (Congratulations and lest tvisles 1 0 ]ay all your future endeauorments toe Successful COMPLIMENTS OF Sincerely, ROPER ' S STEAK HOUSE 538 West Liberty St. Medina, Ohio 140 Sen JkU Wotor, JP ylmoutl — Jaliant Pjedina, Ohio HOME OFFICE— OHIO FARMER ' S COMPANIES LeRoy, Ohio OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY SUPERIOR RISK INSURANCE COMPANY Chartered 1848 LeRoy These multiple-line companies write fire, inland marine, allied types of property insurance coverages, automobile, public liability, burglary, plate glass insurance and bonds. See your local agent for complete protection Rickard Wilson Agency Professional Bldg., W. Washington St. Telephone: PArk 3-0581 Lance Company, Inc. 109 West Liberty Street Telephone: PArk 3-1531 141 Mellenbrook, Foley, and Scott Registered Architects 20 Beach Street Berea, Ohio RICKARD ' WILSON AGENCY INSURANCE • BONDS • REAL ESTATE Professional Bldg. West Washington Street MEDINA, OHIO PHONE: PA 3-0581 142 COMPLIMENTS OF Briggs Stratton T ecumseh-Lauson Power Products and Clinton Engines Yardman, Dille McGuire Moto-Mower-Springfield M.T.D., Gilson, Root Fairbank Morse, Wagner- TUcIwI ' a, $upph P. O. Box 127 Three miles south on Wooster Pike Phone: Pa 3-0972 Wico Phelon Service Parts Lumberjack-Chain Saws Yardman, Dille-McGuire Moto-Mower-M.T.D.-Root Pennington Fairlawn Lawn Mowers Gilson Root Tillers Wagner and Gilson Tractors and Eguipment THE GRAY PRINTING COMPANY Fostoria, Ohio Letterpress and Offset Telephone 435-6638 Seventy Four Years Of Quality Printing THE MEDINIAN STAFF EXTENDS ITS THANKS TO THE MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER ' S CLUB FOR ITS HELP AND SUPPORT TO Our Bee ' s 143 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 FROM BLISS LAUGHLIN INCORPORATED East Smith Road Medina, Ohio 144 .J . A r z f brx .J . J. •yt? 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