Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Foreign Languages Mr. Millor, Mr. Baker, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Kellogg. Absent when picture was taken: Miss Kitska. Mrs. Couts replaced Mr. Baker December 14. Mr. Baker leads a lively (?) French class. Mr. Millor keeps a watchful eye on a study hall. 24 Administration and Faculty

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Students at MHS are required to pursue courses in American history, civics, and economics through which we come to be integral parts of that society we so wish to improve. For the more industrious student, courses in world history, psychology, soci- ology, help to create a deeper understanding of himself. Health, also required, relates a sense of knowledge of one’s physical self and is also a requirement for a diploma. ' 1 ■ 1 € 1 I HL jjr Mr. Cooksey is one of the new additions to the MHS fac- ulty. He proves in this picture that actions as well as words help to relate the facets of sociology and psychology. “And now, please take out a sheet of paper and write an essay on your reasons for taking civics. Do not include the fact that it is required,” says Mrs. Limpert. Administration and Faculty 23

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Mr. Eisanmann, Mr. Barbor, Mr. Cheuvront, Mr. Celidonio Industrial Arts To a degree, languages and industrial arts are somewhat alike. They are both of a practical nature and are meant to be used. They have both been very necessary throughout the ages and will continue to be so in the increasingly hectic and international world we live in. “Since when does a straight line go in a curve? Mr. Cheuvront of Tim Wilhelm.