Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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Casa OXI9 6 ROOMS 307 AND 306-Top Rauf: Lacey, Slack, Bensley, Dack, Hillyard, Raymond, White, Britt, Roddenberry, L. Clark. Middle Row: Brege, Cousins, Culver, Kerr, Meland, Webber, White, Field, J. Mason, Lindsay, Acer, Mancuso. Front Raw: Anderson, Snyder, Rumble, Murdock, Papadinoff, Mr. Moon, Hartman, D. Clark, Maryjanowski, Kyle. 1 ROOMS 304 AND 306-Tap Rauf: Bird, Croivley, Hay, Hare, Marino, Howell, Wallace Litchheld, Willett, Donald Kilborn, Douglas Kilborn, Weese, Walter Litchfield, Knapp. Middle Row: Roshinski, Woitowicz, Betty Baldwin, Maraio, Collins, A. Mason, Shisler, Sowl, Levanduski, Williams, Wasnock, Cornelius, Flower, l-libbard,j. Pope. Bartow Raw: F. Minervino, Evans, Maxine Payjack, Marcia Payjack, Lattiri. Balcerzak, Mrs. Hopkinson, Castricone, Smith, Youles, DonVito, Morien. 26

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jig 1945 Wiiof STAFF Editor-in-Chief-DORIS SCHAAL Curricular Section-MARGARET ACER, PATRICIA FIELD, CAROLYN KERR Clubr and Orgdnigationr-JULIA JANE RosEN- KRANS, VIRGINIA BRITT, ELMA SOWL, EUNICE WHITE Senior Recardr-MARY GARRETT, PATRICIA GRANT, MARGARET WAsNocK, LORRAINE XVEBBER Sports Section-ALFRED VAIL Advertising-THERESA WILLIAMS, Chairman, CAROLYN ANDERSON, PATRICIA LOWERY, JULIANN MCCARTHY THE MIRROR STAFF Ci7'Cllldfi07Z-BERNICE KORCYL, NORMA PASSA- Tap Row: Wasnock, Kerr, Sowl, Britt. Serum! Row: Korcyl, RELL Lowery, Vail, White, Rosenl-trans, McCarthy, Williams. .S'iztiizg.' Anderson, Grant, Schaal, Garrett, Webber. The theme of the 1944 Mirror told the story of the current school year in the form of a letter to an M. H. S. alumnus or alumna in Uncle Sam's Armed Services. This year's issue opens with the reply to this letter, presenting a challenge to every student of M. H. S. The acceptance of this challenge in the return letter enumerates the specific ways in which M. H. S. students and teachers are carrying on the ideals which G. I. Joes and G. I. Janes all over the world are lighting to preserve. le W .S ewd DORIS SCHAAL . . Managing Editor ALFRED VAIL . I Sportx Editor EUNICE WHITE . . . . Ncwr Editor MISS ELSA M. FERGUSON . . Spanror I MR. ERNEST DEsRocHEs . . Printing Adviser The H. S. News publicizes all school activities, War Bond Drives, U. S. O. and Red Cross campaigns, benefit performances, and other worth-while projects. It maintains Contact also between the school and the community as well as between the school and its alumni in the Armed Services. H. S. NEWS Stamling: Harle, Bird, Swift, Vail, Britt, Holfmaster, Beeton, Menke. .S'ittin,g: Mason, Cousins, Schaal QManaging EditorD, Sowl. - 28