Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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SENIORS Krista Michelle Bailey Daniel Robert Baisch Lynn Ann Baker Jeff Philip Barnes Tracey Ann Bauer Kristina Susanne Becker Sharon Renee Beller David Paul Bellian Bruce Alan Berger Lori Ann Berger Jeffery Michael Bernard Nancy Eileen Bohl Deborah Anne Bonitz Brian Edward Blosser Darren Lee Beten Seniors Metamorphosis

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glad I decided to graduate early. I don’t think I’ll have any regrets about it as some of my friends may think.” Feelings of the year varied with the indi¬ vidual. Kelly Koval stated, “As soon as the year started, it felt great just to know that we’d be graduating soon. Now, as time goes by, I feel like I’ll miss it ... I don’t know, I’m excited yet unsure about leaving. There’s too many memories here ...” Dana Ridge shared her thoughts by saying, “Every year has it’s ups and downs. My sen¬ ior year has been a steady climb up. When June comes, I think we all will go to the top.” — Cheri Mitchell jMj Having a great senior year. Barb Bridges, Megan Fri, Kris Krepp, and Shannon Dunbrack show their spirits. At the Homecoming dance, Denise Chrien takes time out to talk to Ms. Pritchard before going in. “The funniest thing that happened to me in high school was when I borrowed a pair of black shoes from Cheri Mitchell and put them in Tim Lesiak’s locker. Later I went back to get them and one was missing. It still is!” — Amy Smitley “Don’t take every¬ thing so seriously. Have fun because high school is over before you know it.” — Tory Klein Todd Allen Appulese Sean Troy Athey Andrew Lee Arehart Robert Paul Aspery Teresa Ann Bachmann Shannon Hope Baechle “School isn’t all that bad. People say ‘school sucks’ just be¬ cause they want to be mad at something oth¬ er than themselves. School is what you make of it.” — Josh Cashion Seniors On top of the world Pam Osborn

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Natalie Lynne Bors Christine Augusta Bostwick Joel Andrew Braun “I plan to make a million dollars selling food to Ethiopian people and buy a Lamborghini. ” — Joel Braun Barbara Ann Bridges John Michael Brooks Kimberly Sue Brown “The funniest thing that ever hap¬ pened to me was once in biology we were dissecting frogs and I started talking to someone, while unconsciously I was spinning it around by its legs on a probe. ” — Krista Bailey Making a change W hen it came to changes, many seniors agreed that the high school could have used a few. Some thought the school policies needed changing, and others thought that the stu¬ dents themselves should change. When asked about the school, Krista Bailey said, “I think there should be open lunch periods, for those occa¬ sional urges to eat real food!” Tony Kobak wanted to change, “The statue in the courtyard.” Matt Hall stated, “1 would change the attendance proce¬ dure. 1 still don’t understand what to do with those slips.” When asked how they would change the social etiquette of the students, Shan¬ non Dougherty said, “Guys should go out with girls without having to be a couple.” Jeremy Soditch would change, “The attitudes of the students.” — Cheri Mitchell m Before taking the “crazy” senior leader traditional photo, Kevin Anderson asks Denise Chrien is he should be a wrestler, a Beeliner, or a Homecoming Queen. Changing the high school their way, Pete Meier and Kelly Collins decide Commons should become the cafeteria. c . ' sr 17 V.. Seniors Metamorphosis A