Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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.4 THE LEGION OF HONOR ililll' Legion of Honor consists of twentx' live ho ' l . . . Y- ys wio ure under the supervision of Xlr. Gerald S. Hzire. The Legion has no ollieers. To hecome n meniher of the 'Ired-coats :1 hop must suhiuit his uzune for zipprovzil to illr. Hare, zuid then he voted on hy the present nieiuhers. Klenibership in the Legion requires the zihility to zleeept responsibility. 'lihe purpose of the Legion is to niziintziin order in the corridors during the noon-hour and at speeixil IIIIIKTIIIIIS. Among social activities I':I'g0l1lQll1S llzlve sponsorem 1 2 ' z '- ' ' I N I rl ll il i II fl : llulntow Krunun, XVI lA'YIlllllll5lil Vrederieks, liurnuiu, l.ind ally, liurke, lloli Manson Kulmlek, Rziynioiul, Hors ford, 'l' r ol I e y, Annes l'r:iuchell. .hllllflflf Vrowf ley, Potruhziel, Luke, liill Matson, 'lf l.ev:lnduski Arnes, Mr, llzlre, -I. Lew- zlndowski, l'il'ilC7llli, HR. KlIjZlXN'Zl,.'xllCl1IIl, M:1r'y'.l:i- nowski. Trip Row: D. liillCCI'lIlli, Achilles, lNlclilwee, B. and M. BRIICVVIQIIQ, Cor- rzillo, linuderner, IT. llllil ll, liiflllk, Sledvik, Col- lins, Pope, fllidillr RIFIUI M. lloffnuister, U'l5I'il h Cleudenon, Smith, Muck. . iss linhlquist, Inger- soll, Scarborough, IIIISIC, 'elsl1, Voorhees. l I'fIlll wie: llnle, lireiuuin, ll. llotfninster, YVilll'1l. IIN ton, Nlenke, Skinner, Pi!!- maui. l 1 hun d HILL .uid .1 ht. Valentines Hop. :Xs il service group, they have donned aprons during the noon hour 'uid I lu - . ,mve was 'il :uid dried dishes in the sehool eziteterial. ln these ways they halve ilClllOllSll'2ll'l'll soeizll leadership and etlieient service to the school. AIZIYX Ingersoll is prvil' t rl - ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' esutnt o 14 group, fllorm bnuth 'ind Czlorri NI ls . . . neg YlCC'Pl'L'Slllt'l1l'S1 Rosef iuary O'Brien and B1ll'l12lI'2l Sezirhorough, secretaries: Doris Clendenon :uid Shirley Pusk, trezlsurers. illiss illzllwel Unhlquist is sponsor. THE ERGCNIAN SOCIETY

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Stautlirzy: Kepner, L. THE SCIENCE CLUBS Science Clubs give their members an opportunity to investigate various phases of interest. The senior group, under the direction of lylr. Gerald Hare, has constructed a microscope and has done indi- vidual work on radios and in photography. Tom Allchin is president and Robert Gumtow, secretary- treasurer. Under the sponsorship of lyliss Ermie Boardman, the Junior Science Club has made a relief map and models of prehistoric animals and planets. Richard Axtell is president: Lois Fields, vice-president: Barbara Ayrault, secretary, Joanne hlamele, treasurer. E Skinner, VVilson, Richard, Farman, Stawicka, Baker, Hickman, Grimes, F. O'l5rien, Krumm, Eddy, Vosteen, Towne. Sillingi Morgenberger, Ay r a u l t, Field, R. Skinner, Miss Boardman, Axtell, jamele, Feary, Allchin, Mr. Hare, Gumtow. Slanding: Trolley, VVoch- na, Lindsay, Fraczak, Mielcarski, lVlr. Matson, Feldman, Farman, Smith, VValck, VVatts. Kne1'ling.' D e rski, Hibbard, B. Bloom, Caleb, Fuller, Sul- livan, Mendel. The twenty members of the Rifle Club, with hlr. VVilliam lllatson as advisor, follow a hobby that will be useful to them in adult life. As a club, they aim to promote safety in the use of firearms, to create interest in conservation, to develop alertness, to encourage out-door life, and to devise methods of combating unwise firearms legislation. Olhcers include: Leonard lfraczak, president, l,awrence Farman, vice-president, lrving Smith, sec- retary-treasurer. Kleetings are held weekly in the State Armory. THE RIFLE CLUB 26

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THE WAKAPA SOCIETY The promotion of high scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school are the aims of the NVakapa Society, which is sponsored by hliss RI. Genevieve Smith. It has 31 members. The leaders of the club are: hlarie Albright, president: Alice Knights, vice-president: Robt it hlatson, secretary: Richard Scott, treasurer. The society subscribed to the Saturday Evening Post forthe Student Room. The XVakapa develops cultural education, an important factor in a student's lite. lt has also bun a leader against racial discrimination. Mn... Tap Rnfw: Oderkirk, For- der, Nohle, Robbins, Moriarty, Young, Ay- rault, Field, Crafts, Bird. Midtllr Ro-w: Passarell, Morrissey, Axtell, Malte, Koontz, Vosteen, Brulning, Hofert, Rea. Front Rofw: Fearby, Armsden, VVillis, Scott, Knights, Miss Smith, Albright, Matson, Swift, Paul, DeHuller. Top Rufw: Arnett, Swett, Plumley, Vvleczorek, Se- muuchuk, M o r i a r t y, Kraatz. Bottofn Rofw: Di- Stephano, Burke, H llIlIt'l, Mrs. Hinckley, Paine, Robinson, Blum. lo encoura f F ' ' - I . U e scholarshiv, loyalty, de Jendability courtesy, and leadership, to be of service to L l l , school are the tive points of the Star Club, which encourages worthy citizenship in the future. The Star Club, under the sponsorship of hlrs. Olga L, Hinckley, has conducted an investigation ot the seating capacity of the rooms in hi. H. S. and has had a dinner party and initiation in the cafetcili The thirty members in the club chose for their oilicers: Nancy Paine, president, Constance Arnttt vice president: hlarilyn Hunter, secretary, Philip lJiStefano, treasurer. THE STAR CLUB