Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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Thaine, D.: Youles, M. J.: uu,..., -., ' d wick: Miss Vanderbrook: White, M.: vva.....-, , - ' ' E.: Webber: Coleman: Tuohey Robison: Sloper, Se g McKane: Breitsman, L.: Youles, H.: Balcerzak, Stebbins, ' Witkop: Duhow: Peglow: McCarthy: Lindke THE Sharman, R.. ERGONIAN SOCIETY Second Semester considered the hub ot the girls' so- cial wheel ot Medina High School. e of this club is to pro- . . d First Semester Bettie Robison The purpos i school spirit an Helen Youles President Hilda Peters Eleanor Balcerzak mole and deve Op ygcapfegidem social culture. Anna Marie Brenngin Mary .lane Youles During the pagt year, its thirty ecfeianf members have taught dancing to Helen Wifkop Doris Thaine both Junior and Senior High School Tfeasufef students, sponsored busses to toot!! , . ball ak t ii ames re are Tri Ergoman Somew' Sponsored a builliiii Sboiiza piiect lcgnsisting by 'SS Gertrude Vanderbrookf 'S ot a poster illustrating the various types of dancing, and given both tea and evening dances. Their inter- pretations ot the motion picture, Love Finds Andy Martin iHardyl , and the ideal football team pre- sented at their annual assembly furnished considerable amusement. ' ming parties They have also had swim for their own enjoyment. HCUOR, SE RVlCE

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THE ARIST John Shoemaker. , . ........ President Arlene Webber .... .... V ice-President Helen Youles ....... ....... S ecretary Virginia Vail .,.....,......... Treasurer Truth, Honor, Knowledge is H nor So the motto of the Arista o - ciety, which is sponsored by Miss Ruth DeLand. This organization ot twenty-tive members endeavors to h larship by pre- encourage better sc o senting a scholarship trophy to the which has the highest home room average number of honor points after each marking period. ' h members During the year, t e have acted as tutors whenever re- quested and have sponsored an as- sembly, conducted as a radio pro- gram. At this assembly, all' the twenty new members accepted this ' ' ' Cl b ro- year received their pins. u p A SOCIETY grams have included talks on politi- cal situations and questions on gen- eral topics. The highest honor offered by this school, however, is membership in the local chapter ot the National Honor Society, which is limited to l5fMa ot each graduating class. Last year's members included the follow- ing: Robert Hill, Howard Lacy, Allie Jane Neal, Elizabeth Olmsted, Harry Remde, and Clay Sprowls. les H ' McGinn: Ellicott, A.: Balcerzak, E. W.' Walters, D. Orwig: Garrett, D.: McKane: Walker: You , ., , .. ,.---.m...- Axtell, R.: Miss DeLand: Vail: Robison, B.: Meland, , '- --' I 1 Webber: Blackburn TRUTH, H0l'lOR, KU owl.-wee

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SENIOR BOY Donald Garrett .... ....... P resident ' Charles Acer ..... , .... Vice-President Newell Britt .... ...... S ecretary George Blackburn.. .... Treasurer John Shoemaker ............... Reporter An organization for boys, by boys, and of boys is the Senior Boys' Club under the sponsorship ot Mr. Edward Devlin. The personnel of the club is a cross-section of the best boys in the school. Promoting and stim- ulating interest in school activities in general and developing its mem- bers by giving them opportunities to participate in both school and club activities are its main purposes. The maximum membership ot this club is thirty. S' CLUB x3 lm 'GGY' v P' -Q 5 LO ot lo ,sl f.?G S9 . SY' 445 ' Sll eo BT' 1605191 9 .SR Bows CL C4 A0005 During the past year, the Boys' Club was responsible for an assembly program featuring a presentation of Ferdinand the Bull and a bulletin board display illustrating the pur- poses of the organization. The club also combined with the Ergonian Society to sponsor two school dances, which proved very successful. Beach: Acer, C.: Mr. Devlin: Blackburn: Shoemaker: Vosteen Snell: Colton, W.: Mower, G.: Garrett, D.: Britt Coon: Feller, H.: Ainslie: Vosler FICTION, LCJYPILTY 25 t ,L.a..2Q .