Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Marvin Hettinger “A man of few words.” Keno Quentin Hronek ‘‘Hidden treasures lie deep beneath the storms.” Philip Lindan Hunt “We know that though he has much wit, he’s very shy of showing it.” Donna Kaye Hoover “It’s better to think your thoughts than to speak them.” Edwin Carver Jackson “Trust is the first secret of success.” 14

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Gail Gabelli “Dark haired and pretty, she cheered the team to victory.” John Henry Happ Jr. “Those dark eyes aglow.” John Carl Hansen Jr. ‘‘He hath often burned the mid- night oil, but not for study.” David V. Henning “I’m not naturally stupid, I’ve been practicing.” Karen Joyce Hanzlicek “Still water runs deep.” Richard Herman “A farmer boy who gets around, from him you rarely hear a sound.” 13

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Christine Jones “Well-timed silence has more eloquence than speech.” John Kisner “I really ought to study this afternoon, but . . . ! ” Richard Allen Kapp “If silence were golden, he’d be a pauper.” Joan Kovalik “Everything that shines is not gold.” Suzanne Trena Kisner “To live at ease and not be bound to think.” Toni Kolasinski “No one is poor, who has a sterl- ing character and a heart of gold.” 15