Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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THE INTERHIGH SCIENCE CLUB By Donald B M1ller Atom and molecule where have you gone? Up to the College cjclotron Atom and molecule what dzol you there7 We rzghtened the phbyxzcut out o hu chuzr The Interh1gh Sclence Club was formed early m 1938 by a group of students from Rochester hlgh schools appo1nted by the scxence depart ments To facllrtate orgamzauon only two or three were allowed to 1010 from each school At thxs early stage the act1v1t1es of the club were few because the problem of orgamzauon was most potent The Hrst members from Charlotte were Wentworth Slobbe Edward Stoll and George Dundon Even though st1ll few rn number the club and to take an xnterest 1n student projects One of these prolects mvestlgated bv the club was the makmg of mov1es at Charlotte H1gh School Donald M1ller explamed the procedure used IH filmmg the recently completed mov1e Come Down to Earth Plans for the new mov1e the X1sual and Radlo Axds Corps productron Proyect rn Pro1ect1on to be filmed the follow mg vear as a student propect were dlscussed Come Down to Earth was then shown and the group v1s1ted our greenhouse The group was verv mterested 1n our greenhouse work and a specxal 1nterest was shown 1n hydropomcs out of whrch last fall developed the organ1zat1on of a horuculture actxvlty group After the prel1mmary organ1zat1on problems had been solved lf was dec1ded1n March 1939 to add more members These new members the number from each school dependmg on the en rollment 1n the scrence classes of that school were to be elected xnstead of ap 1nted The fol Rlchard Morse Rrchard Hughes Davnd Barexs Kenneth Thomson and Donald B M1ller The standards or1g1nally used m select1ng the charter members were r1g1dly upheld Onlv pupnls wrth a B or better 1n thelr sctence courses and those havmg a ser1ous outsxde scrence 1nterest were admltted At the last meetxn 1n the sprmg of 1939 the new members were a m1tted and plans were dls Contlnued on page 72 25 , . , . - . . . . Y 7 . ' e . , 1 7 I U ' ' 7 began to v1s1t var1ous po1nts of scxentlfic 1nterest lowmg members were elected rom our school: I A I ' 1 7 I I Y 7 . . . , A ' . . . 1 e f 1 7 ' -