Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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- - --Y IDA B. VINCENT Academic Dramatic Club C36, '35, '34Dg Orchestra C36, '35, '34Dg Ky Psi C3535 Girl Reserves C331 LEIGHTON VOELKER Muric Medina High School: Dramatic Club C36, '35Dg Band C36, '35Dg Boys' Club C36, '35Dg Boys' Glee Club C361 Middle- port Hi h School: Band C34, '33g,OrchestraC34, '33Dg Glee Club C341 FRANCIS WASNOCK Commercial St. Mary's School: Holy Name Society C36, '35, '34, '33D, Philomathia C36, '35, '34, '33D. ALLEN WATTS College Entrance MILDRED WEBBER Commercial Dramatic Club C36, '35, '34, '33, '32j: Harmonic Club C33Dg Girl Reserves C3235 Ky Psi C35DQ Ergonian C36, '35D. THERESA WHITE Commercial Medina High School: Ky Psi C3535 St. Mary's School: Young Ladies' Sodality C35, '34, '33, '32j, prefect C3535 Philo- mathia C36, '35, '34, '33D- MARY WHITMORE Academic Medina High School: Ky Psi C351 St. Mary's School: Young Ladies' Sodality C36, '35, '34, '33, '32Dg Philomathia C36, '35, '34Dg Junior Catholic Daughters C34, '33, '32D. JUNIOR LLOYD WILSON Commercial Rod and Gun Club C36, '35D. ALLEN WINTER Academic Band C36, '35, '34, '33Dg F.F.A. C361 DONALD YAGGE Academic Orchestra C36, '35, '34, '33, '32D: concert master C'3e, '35D.

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HAROLD REAK GLADYS L. Commercial SHARMAN Baseball C36, '352 Rod Cvmfflfffifll and Gun Club C35, '342 ELEANOR REHORN JOHN SHIMMEL College Entrance Afddfmif Dramatic Club C36, '35, '34, '332 Girl Reserves C322 KY Psi C355- EDGAR J. ROOK, JR. College Entrance Football C332 Dramatic Club C36, '35, '34, '332 Band C36, '35, '34, '332 Orchestra C352 Har- monic Club C3535 Arista C362 Rod and Gun Club C35, '342 ROBERT SCHRADER Commercial MILDRED R. SHA DDOCK College Entrance Arista C362 Dramatic Club C36, '35, '34, '33, '322 Scribblers ' Staff C362 Mirror Staff C36, '352 Harmonic Club C36, '35, '34, '33, '322 vice-president C362 Ky Psi C35, '342 star Club C322 Rod and Gun'Club C34, '332 WILSON SHURGOUR College Entrance Historian, 300 C352 sec- retary, 306 C362 Dra- matic Club C36, '35, '34, '332 Mirror Staff C362 Band C34, '332 Boys' Club C362 Arista C362 HARRIET TILLMAN College Entrance President, 206 C332 Basketball C36, '35, '34, '332 Dramatic Club C36, '352 M.H.S. News C362 Scribblers ' Staff C362 Harmonic Club C352 Arista C362 Ergo- nian C36, '352 president C362 Ky Psi C352 vice- prcsidcnt C352 Star Club C331 LOUISE VAIL College Entrance Medina High School: Scribblers ' Staff C362 Ky Psi C352 Mirror Staff C362 West High School, Rochester: Choir C342 Madison High School, Rochester: Glee Club C331

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A CLASS REUNION Omzrionx The reunion of the Class of '36. .Yettingx The Medina High School Auditorium. Time: Twenty years hence-in 1956. John Lynch, president of the '36 class, is on the reception committee, greeting his old classmates. His secretary, Mildred Webber, has accompanied him from the news- paper office in New York City. While flying here, they met james Carrel, pilot of the airliner, who also was planning to attend the reunion. At one end of the auditorium Burton Kleinsmith is in deep conversation with sev- eral very attractive ladies, namely: Arlene Morgenberger, Ione Meland, Beatrice Oliver, and Louise Vail, who have collaborated in establishing a beauty parlor in Los Angeles. COne of their daily customers is Geraldine Davis, America's beloved actressj Leighton Voelker, who has just returned from abroad with his dance band, is furnishing the music. His instrumentalists include Phiz Watts, piccolo player, Johnny Lacy, trumpeter, Ed Adkins, drummer, Reggie Allen, pianist, Skunk Hall, bass player, Gerald Manley, odd tooters, and Mary Monagan, blues singer. Junior Wilson, vvorld's heavyweight wrestler, is taking last minute instructions from his little wife, the former Teresa White, while near them stands Dorothy Corlis, renowned author of Why Doesn't It Happen to Me? heatedly discussing crime and its QbeneD factors with Chief-of-Police Robert Botsford. Keith Armstrong, cartoonist, is drawing pictures for little Leo Houseman jr., while Leo Sr. is introducing his French wife to his friends. Behind them Sam Jackson, authority on locomotives, is relating his autobiography to an eminent psychiatrist, none other than Gordon Payne. Gordon's attention, however, is fixed on a unique personage. Entering the auditorium and clothed in sables and satins is Ernestine Pask, prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Her press agent, Edgar Rook, is accompanying her. Allen Winter has found it necessary to change his paper suit, as he has had the misfortune to step into a mud puddle on his farm before coming to the banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Yagge, nee Alberta Parker, have grown prosperous in their little grocery store selling Behee's Better Beans for Babies. They are now thanking Miss Behee for her contribution to their wealth. Audrey Boyce exchanges sales talk with Joan Male, manager of the local f1ve-and- ten. Audrey has since gained renown as a hat designer. A heated argument is in prog- 27