Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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ESTHER M, j. PETERSON Drawingg Cafeteria. VICTORIA PETERSON, B.S. Home Economicsg Cafeteria. HELEN PRAY Commercial Subjects. MARION ROYCE Englishg School Llbraryg Adviser Library Club. FREDERICK E. SMITH, A.B String Instrumentsg Orchestra. M. GENEVIEVE SMITH Englishg Adviser, Star Club. HAROLD S. PRAY L. STEPHEN SUMMERS, A.B Commercial Subjectsg Adviser, CIVICSS Hi5f0fY- Athletic Association, 17

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Y LAURA G. KING, A.B., A.M. Marhematicsg Home Room 206 Clfireshman Girlsl MARY LEVIS, A,B,, AM. Lating Historyg Home Room 7.07 CFrcshman Boysp. JOHN MARTIN, B.S.. A.M. Scicnccg Algebra. RODERICK E. MATSON Industrial Artsg Junior High Mathc- maticsg Adviser, Acroplanc Club. WILLIAM H. MATSON Industrial Arrsg Adviser, junior Rod and Gun Club. 16 R, RANSOM MATTOON, B.S. Printing. MARCIAJ. MUNSON, A.B. Junior High English. IRVING L. NEEDHAM Gcographyg Spcllingg Home Room 107 Qunior High Boyslg Adviser, Stamp Club.

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P STANDING: Clark, Seifert, Beacb, .Ycbermerlaorn SEATED: Breckenridge, Youleer, Hering, Felt COLLEGIATE CENTER FACULTY BLISSJ. YOUKER, A.B., A.M., .Yupervimr SARAH M. FELT, A.B. Colgate University, A.B., Columbia University, Syracuse University, A.B. A.M. Xpanixb and French B - Nf Law PAUL E. HERING, A.B., SLIM., PH.D. GLADYS E. BEACH, A.B. Columbia University, A.B., Sc.M.g Cornell Uni- Rochester University, A.B. versity, PH.D. Librarian German and Pxyclmlogy CHARLES E. CLARK, A.B., Sc.M. LLOYD A. SCHERMERHORN, A.B. Rochester University, A.B., Brown University, Rochester University, A.B. SC.M. Hixtarjy, Ecanornicx, and Sociology Mdfhfmaffm LELAND B. SEIFERT, A.B. JANET Biuzcximnxnon, A.B., A.M. Syracuse University, A.B. Columbia University, A.B., A.M. Clyemiftgf and Public .Ypealzing Englixb Formed with the Junior College as a model, the Collegiate Center at Medina was organized to give an opportunity to those students who could not otherwise attend college. Students who matriculate here may work in the daytime and go to school evenings with very little cost. Regular college courses, accredited at most colleges, are offered under the auspices of Alfred University and the supervision of the State Department of Education. Besides having over sixty students enrolled, the Medina Collegiate Center claims eight teachers including the librarian and the supervisor. Classes begin at 4:40 P.M. and continue until 9 P.M. The subjects offered include English composition and liter- ature, Spanish, French, German, public speaking, chemistry, history, economics, business law, trigonometry, analytic geometry, psychology, logic, and calculus. The extra-curricular activities comprise the publication of a magazine, occasional assemblies, dances, and basketball games. 18