Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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THE ARISTA SOCIETY VVith members of the VVakapa, Aristans serve in the Lost and Found Department hetorc school at noon, and after school. Each marking period the Arista Society awards a trophy to the homeroom earning the highest average number of honor points, each month it presents a hanner to the room malt ing the hest record in attendance. Uflicers of the cluh are: lllarianne Hoffmaster, presidentg llary Ingersoll, vice president Gloria Slack, secretary, ,Ioan Voorhees, treasurer. Bliss Ruth E. Deland is the sponsor. S'lamlf11g1.' Becton, Smith, Ii. and M. lialcerzak, Matson, Miss Deland, Iiddv, IIIII, Brennan, Iiielak, AIIchin, Pope. Sifiilly: Skinner, Scarbor- ough, Clendenon, Voor- hees, Ingersoll, ll. Hoff- llIIlCsIk'l', Nlack, IW. Hoff- master, Menke, -Iohnson, I7.. Iiielak. Slrlllrflllgf Passarell, AI- lxone, Bill Matson, Far- man, Towne, Bob Ames. Silling: Pask, liddy, Iiovle, VI'urI, Mr1 VVise, I 5 x I VI:ochna, Morrisey, Fisher. One of the new groups is the Audio-Visual Aids Cluh, sponsored hy lllr. Clifton 71 ui ing the year the fourteen nieii hers, after having received training from the sponsor, hue shox pn Iilms and other VISLIZII materials to classes and cluhs. ln addition, they have prepaiu 1 an ment lor the use of teachers and have learned to operate and care for different kinds o un visual equipment owned hy the school. Norman VVurl is president of the cluh. THE AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB

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, . l ea w i i Siamling: Campana, Calafetes, Hellert, Pask, lN1axon, Young, Long, Cole- man, Vickery, Kennedy, Collins. Sitting: Dusenberry, Scarborough l.Sr. News liditorl, Trolley, Adams Ur. News Editorl, Matson QManagmg Editorl, Hartman. THE SCRIBBLERS' CLUB Scribblers' aims to stimulate interest in creative writing and to develop keen judg- ment in the qualities of writing. A careful study has been made of the artistic qualities of any expression through words. As a cli- max to this study, the club publishes annu- ally the Scribblers' hlagazine, a colleetion of drawings, essays, plays, and stories by hledina lligh School students which have been accepted by members of the Seribblers' Club. l.ois lyes is editor-in-chief of the magazine: Barbara Achilles is club presi- dent: hliss Carol R. Hall is sponsor. THE M. H. S. NEWS Practice in gathering, writing, and edit- ing news is given students on the NI, H. S. News Staff by the sponsor, bliss lflsa bl. Ferguson. Actual experience in placing type, setting forms, and other duties of a newspaper plant is atiorded printing stu- dents by lklr. Edward Orgek, printing ad- viser. As managing editor, VVilliam lllatson led the staff in the preparation of the 30 or more weekly issues of the school news- paper. Virginia Adams and liarbara Scar- borough, as news editors, assisted in main- taining standards of good journalism and in promoting better understanding among pu- pils, teachers, and the public. Trip Rome: Armsdem, Hoey, Higgins, Hess, Bell, Oderkirk, Hartman. Middle Rune: Baker, Bogden, Skinner, Rankin, Uorrallo, Scarborough, Voorhees, B. and M. Balcerzak, Fronl Rufio: M. Hoffmaster, Smith, H. Hoffmaster, lves Qliditorl, Miss Hall, Achilles, Beeton, Menke, VVillett. ,.,.4h01 F . . 23

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THE SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB In the presentation of the three-act play Through the Keyhole, the one-act dramas Bobby Sox and VVhen lVe VVere Very Young, and the prison scene from Hillary of Scotland, members have been given a chalice for training in acting. directing. lighting, properties, costuniing, and make-up. Oflicers of the club, which has 35 members, are: Donal Poler, president, Dorothy Brennan, secre- tary-treasurerg Shirley Vickery, business manager: Patricia VVelsh, property manager. fllrs. lda Cole is sponsor. llleetings are held in the Little Theater. ..,. H,. ,- , - , . ...-gl N Trip Rome: Ives, Oder- kirk, Swift, Vickery, AI- ! bright, Arnett, Buruam, Stork. rllliifdll' Rllfllff ll. and M. Hotfmaster, Scott, 5 Rankin, Misso, Voorhees, 5 Roddenberry, IVIFIIIHH liogden. Fran! Rulwf Cleudeuon, Skinner, lug- ersoII, Iieeton, Poler, IVll'S. 1 Cole, Brennan, VVeIsh, 1 Smith, VViIIett. I I I I I Top Roar: Ives, Hillel, 5 Dusenberry, 'l'u0I1 1' 5' I Hibbard, Derski, Cam- ,g palm, Davis, Ilelluller. 1 Sfmnd Rome: Paine, Mor- 'Z iartv, Calafates, Iillison, lihrienreich, F r a dy , C'- ' Draper, lluuter, NUIIICH Betty Carpenter. linllnm , Rnfic: C. Goodrich, Reed, Miller , Robbins, Mr. kVaIrath, l.e-rcher, .I Il'l' sto n, Fidiuger, VVCVS13 . Lattiu, 1 'lihe -Iunior Dramatic Club members, with lllr. lllerrill VValrath as sponsor, gain speech and dra- matic training. as well as self-confidence in speaking before an audience. During the year they have read several plays, and have worked on the presentation of two dramas and four skits. Iletsey Robbins is president: Dudley -Iohnson, vice-president, Nancy Lcrcher, secretary. Xleniber- ship is open to seventh, eighth, and ninth year students. Training received in this club provides a good foundation for future work in the Senior Dramatic Society. THE JUNIOR ADRAMATIC CLUB