Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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WWW®. Mm 5 On the day before Halloween, Shelly g Cighan, Melanie Jackson, and Kandi La- § dina eat during 5A lunch while sporting their dress-up day attire. This first lunch period was actually the least crowded of the three. v t, - k u u r- - A J 4 ■ - v v 7 , —W •»- — Opening Full house The Medina cheerleaders and beeliners contribute their share of pep rally enthusiasm during the Homecoming fes¬ tivities. Starting with the fi¬ nal spirit contests, the rally lasted nearly an hour and cul¬ minated with the announce¬ ment of the Homecoming Queen. Kevin Zemnickas

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s finis 1 bro«9 ht M atch»n 9 7 fall « ca Abotc: “ a floui ' sV s ecu t,vC „ Maxim um u H ° standVn9 R°° m P ac ' ty .,f‘( these pd« ses Only - an d aW ° a crowded a— sch ascribe the W» c , x.683 , N«h meant to be ( ' tbOO 3 the —It much alp— m inthe wd M - : i:i, lei- a ot tbe rooms u as ses were ov gut inSta t e past- whenever d tedu ce class s « ' ae day- ' n e P w teacher w no t h« e school would h « point where it to put them school tea ®. weie n ° ' °° i ane tarium. d iC hers because in theP certainly had 9 ,asses even faculty ° nn to wmm n 9 se -fV.e The -11 « $£Inlllm sSfesfCsssSs: =sr.s-. 1 The growth of Medina’s student population followed as a result of the growing community. By September of 1987. the city had approved 893 lots and fourteen new housing developments in the city school district. Medina suited the trend of suburban and rural living, being a relatively rural community situated within commuting distance of Cleveland and Akron. Opening Full house Members of the J.V. and varsity football f teams add their voices to the cheers resonat¬ ing within the confines of the gymnasium. The school held five pep assemblies during the j first quarter to promote spirit and pride for the fall sports teams.

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Deidre Shively vj Pam Osborn Grilling hot dogs on a cookout day, Ryan Tyna and Matt McClung serve David Hrencecin a frankfurter. Football tri-captain Pat Stetz gives his thanks to the assembly crowd for their enthusiasm. People divider Standing room only