Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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Mary Levis. A.B.. ILM. John A. Martin, B.S., ILM. R0del'iCk E- MCHSOII William H. Matson l.atin and History Science Iunior High School Industrial Industrial Arts Arts and Mathematics Elizabeth Murray. B.S. Irving L. Needham. B.S. Esther M. I. Peterson Harold S. Pray Iunior High School English Iunior High School Geography Iunior High School Drawing Commercial Department and Spelling Helen M. Pray Marion Royce M. Genevieve Smith Ethel Stromberg Commercial Department Library and English English Iunior High School Music I L. Stephen Summers, Victoria P. Swanson, B.S. William S. Todd, A.B. Walter C. VanBuren A.B,, ILM, Home Economics and Lunch Iunior High School General Industrial Arts Social Studies Room Science, Social Studies Gertrude Vanderbrook Physical Education--Girls

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-W-W i- Y... , Y Greta M. Ames. B.S. Ermie M. Boardman. B.S. F. Arden Burt, B.S. R. Belle Cooper History General Science and General Director of Instrumental MusicSenior High School Music Biology , Margaret Mary Coughlin. B.S. Ruth E. DeLand. ILB., ILM. Frances H. DeLisle Edwqrd A, Devlin, B.S. Home Economics French Iunior High School Agriculture Mathematics Ralph Eggleston, B.S. Elsa M. Ferguson. A.B.. ILM. Thomas S. Ferguson. B.S. Helen L, Gillmeister, A.B., B.S Iunior High School History English, Iournalism Physical Education-Boys Librqry and Social Studies Katharine F. Gorman Edith L. Grant. R.N. Carol R. Hall. B.S., I-LM. Olga L. Hinckley, B.S. Art Health Teacher English Iunior High School English and Guidance FACULTY Dorothy Huston. B-S- Laura G. King, A. B.. A. M. English, Speech Mathematics

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Cheerleaders Alll Seven in a Row! The Pot Boilers. ASSEMBLIES During the school year l937-38, the assemblies in M. H. S. were exceptional for their educational and entertaining value. They were of two types-those employing outside talent and those presenting student activities. The former class represented a wide variety of fields. E. E. Iones wres- tled with giant and baby gyroscopes. Iill Edwards outlined her personality pointers. Helen Hiett told of her actual experiences in Nazi Germany. Max Gilstrap, a forest ranger, thrilled the students with his bird calls and whist- ling. The Master Singers were ap- plauded heartily for solos, duets, and choruses. Howard Cleaves showed, on the screen, a collection of outstanding wild life photographs. Lastly, Dr. Saunders, a professor of chemistry at Alfred University, displayed the mar- vels of liquid air. THE CLUB COUNCIL The Club Council is in its second year and is doing more work than ever before. lt is composed of the presi- dents and the faculty advisers of every club in M. H. S., with Miss DeLand as chairman. The Council files the minutes, mem- bership records, and constitution of every club. lt checks the honor points of all club members and certifies their eligibility. Its greatest task this year has been to decide Whether or not M. H. S. should have a standard award for all activi- ties. As yet, no decision has been reached, but investigation is being car- ried on to see what other schools in the state are doing along this line. The Council debated also the matter of pins when several clubs asked for them. lt decided finally that the established clubs might have pins, but new clubs must delay until a decision has been reached about a standard award.