Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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Top Rowi Cook, Rernde, Kerr, Lacy, Morten, Arnett. Middle Row: Myhill, Acer, Flattery, Hagerman, Mr. Devlin, Britt, Blackburn. Bottom Row: Sprowls, Punch, Gottovi, Garrett, Q. img l,! .' idx l .tit Trolley, Hibbard, Shoemaker, Austin, Hill. THE SENIOR BOYS' CLUB President ...... ...,,,,,........, W illiam Trolley ViceePresident . . .,., David Hagerman Secretary . .. ,... Deane Sanderson Treasurer ...., . . .Donald Hibbard Club Reporter ,.., .... .,,,.....,, R o ss Arnett The Senior Boys' Club, sponsored by Mr. Ed- ward Devlin, has about twentyftive members. The aims ot the club are to stimulate interest in the schools activities in general and to rouse initiative in wise and capable leadership and in intelligent fellowship. During the past year the Boys' Club has sponf sored two dances and a ten-week dancing school. The members have also assumed the responsibility ot handling the football crowds. The club has developed social culture by bringf ing each boy into constant social contact with other boys ot his age, Meetings are held on the tirst and third Tues- days ot each month.

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THE NATURE STUDY CLUB President ..,.....,............................... Ross Arnett Vice-President .. .... Robert Ellicott Secretary .... .... R obert Hill Treasurer ...... . . .Robert Beach Club Reporter .,................ .........,.... . . .Dorothy MacNair The Nature Study Club, sponsored by Miss Ermie Boardman, consists of about twenty members. The aims of this organization are to promote interest in nature and to teach its members to use the powers of observation. During the winter the club has conducted the special project of feeding the birds. Throughout the year this group has gone on hikes around the surrounding countryside. The club has an educational value to the graduate in that it enables him to appreci- ate better the finer things of nature. lt furnishes him also with a basis from which further study of nature and its peculiarities may be carried on. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. Top Rowi Mac Nair, Ellicott, Lacy, Colton, Arnett, Hill. Middle Row: Caldwell, Olmsted, Beach, Coleman, Miss Boardman, Mac Nair, Van Nostrand, Whitmore, Miles. Bottom Row: Cromwell, McCarthy, Hellert, Whittleton, Christy, Dibley, Colton, Brege, Youles

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THE ERGONIAN SOCIETY First Semester Second Semester Marcia Mattoon President Claire Mower Claire Mower Vice-President Muriel Fox Mary Ennis Secretary Marietta White Muriel Fox Treasurer Alliejane Neal The Ergonian Society, sponsored by Miss Gertrude Vanderbrook, is a lively organization in the school. lts object is to promote and develop social culture and school spirit. During the past year its twenty-live members have taught dancing, sponsored buses to football and basketball games, and given dances. They have also had ice-skating and swimming parties for their own enjoyment. The educational value ot this club lies in its teaching the girls to be more sociable and to get along with peo- ple more easily. The club meets twice every month on the first and third Tuesdays. sri! l Mjalzr J-4 -1 J! zgi tx! 1:7 - +1 ' Cl 'lk' ' 2-W 1 r,, I . Ill l 1 1l ,lm lf I Top Rowi Marie White, M. I. Youles, D. Thaine, R. I. Colton, Breitsman, Fuller, Martin, Walker. Middle Row: Peters, Mower, Brennan, Miss Vanderbrook, Ennis, White, Mattoon. Bottom How: Witkop, Lindlce, R. Sharman, Fox, Simsik, H. M. Youles, Neal, Robison, Pegelow, I. Sharrnan 4: