Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Pygmalion will never be the same since Carl Ritter and Judy Comer gave their interpretation during AP English. Doug Jones and Tim Whitaker are only too glad to welcome Kathy ' s kute kamera to the heritage English section in order to break away from the grind. Spanish , French , German , and You can be sure that Tim Holston will come up with some gem since he is deep in thought pondering the question at hand. Mr. Cowden ev idently is instilling in his student teacher btan Bosler, a few tricks to pull on his frosh English class during a spelldown. 18

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Self-Expression , Individual Growth , and Achievement Eleanor I. Schapiro B.A., Western Reserve M.A., Cornell University English, History Kay Slaby B.A. History, Mississippi State Social Sciences Mary Jane Smith B.S., Western Michigan M.A., Kent State Dean of Girls Counselor Joe Swinglish B.S. Education, California State Sciences William M. Tibbits B.S. Education, Bowling Green Sciences Bruce Vandersall B.A., College of Wooster Social Sciences Paul E. VanNortwick B.S. Education, Miami University Sciences Marvin W. Webb B.S. Education, Ohio University Business Education Dale Weygandt B.A., College of Wooster M.S., Indiana University Physical Education Allan T. Wyemura B.A., Ohio University Mechanical Drawing Coach Bob Peters attempts to track down a rumor that the visiting basketball team Friday night will start a 7 ' I player.

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Latin Provide Excellent Reinforcement For Study In English Classes Sandy Harrington and Carla McComas aren’t really sure they will make good senoritas because they haven ' t taken a particular positive attitude toward turrones that was served in Dr. Piquer ' s Spanish class. Tom Clevidence dreams of far distant places such as Paris as he views the travel posters in the dean ' s office. Since English is considered as the foundation for good communications, course content in this department in- cluded much writing, the reading of poetry and prose, from Shakespeare to the modern novel. Students may elect speech to fulfill the English requirement. Speech students present the daily student bulletin. Seniors may elect business communications as their four year of English. Foreign languages offered at Medina Senior High this year include French, German, Spanish, and Latin. French and German are offered for three years; Latin, for two years; Spanish for four years with an Advanced Placement course making five years for outstanding students. In May, students may take the AP test for college credit hours. The test covers not only the language techniques but also the history of Spain. Language classes have continued the International Club, which was founded last year. Meetings are held monthly. Installation of a new language lab supplements other teaching aids in this department. Jean Hutchinson and Bernie McDermott just last through the 9th period by enjoying the publication, Bunte, during Miss Muren ' s German class. 19