Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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THE AIRPLANE AND THE BRIDGE CLUBS Instruction in various Iivlcls of EIYIIITIIIII is givvii ln' tliv sponsor. XIV. I':llXY1II'lI Urge-Ia. I,:isr Epi-ing nu'mIwrs :uul tlivir sponsor visitvcl IluI'I:1Io to olrst-rvt' tht- opcrzition :unl flu' nftivitivs of :1 Inrggr airport. Kolu-rt Hartson is clulw prcsitlcut :incl Clinton Griincs, SVCITTZIIT-fI'1'HSIlI'I'I'. Sponsorwl In NIV. lllcrrill XVIIITZITII, rlit- Iirirlgv Cluli XYZIS-I1l'g11IllIll'lI for tliv instrurrion of its nwni- Iwrs III tllc' DI'IIICII3ll'S of contrzlvt lwrulgc, tliwclwi' cquippuig tlicm wltli :1 social IIIWIIITB of prolmlilz' i':iIum to TIICIII ui Qulult lltv. Iszrlx-llc' l m'rri is prcsiclvzit. I .1 I i a A ! I Slrlllifilzgfi lfcrri, Nlzlslrn 1, IIIOIIZICII,I,1II'ZllI1l,NVIIIZIIM, I M r. VV:iIr:lrI1, I':irzul:i . Cin-1-ii, Iillison, Slznnnn 'l'uCka-r, Nlr. Urgm-It, Bow Matson. Silling: Rm-11, ,I Fox, U'Iii'it-ri, NI. Ifox Silkowski, lizlr'Iwi', Urinivrs Sfllllllillflf Nlr. XYilIi:nns 4 Sclilwimlcr, Ilunsrr, Pow - Ivy, Yoslvcn, Ur u Ii Ii U'Kussick, Pri! VVIiitc, Fimlingvr, holt, Dvrski, Ifullcr - i. . 1 .-Xrt Lllnli nu-mlwrs try to all-vc-lop tlic intlivicluzll art interest of vacli sturlvut :uul to st-rw flu' nrt ncvmls of tlw school and the community. lizirlizim Grubb is Iionorziry prcsitlm-nt: Auclrm-it llcflrzitli. vim'- prcsirlcnt: Bt-tty Clark. SL'CI'C'fZlI'j IVCIISIII'l'l'I Olga Scinzuicliuk, trczlsurcr. 'lllic sponsor is Klr. H. Gill- mzni Wlilliznns. 'liliis yvzir FXKIYZIIICCKI LIZIIIICTZI Club inc-mln-rs Iiznm- inzulv Cliristnizis czirtls :intl Imam- dom' mucli in tlic Iivltls of tluvcloping :mtl printing snzipsliots. Its ollicc-rs :irc IR-tcr Vostccn and Riclizml Trolley. Its sponsor is llr. Clayton Howard. THE ART AND THE ADVANCED CAMERA CLUBS 29 Trolley, If i I zi r o w s ki clizi ral Swett, Mr. Ilowurml, All ling: Dunn, l.m-walmlow ski, XVoorIruI'f, Iilount, hc- rnzlnchuk, Roach, Clark Uvcr

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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

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Slmrdirm: Ugnibene, Drae THE COMMERCIAL CLUB 'lihrough the Commercial Club, members may learn to adjust themselves to the business world. Early in the year, the club sent out questionnaires to business firms, in order to obtain up-to-date in- formation about their ofiice machines and standards for employing personnel. Visits to Ioezil oiiiees have also been made and methods noted. bliss Laura Engelson is club sponsor, Edna Stillwell, presidentg Gloria black, vice-president: Isa- belle lferri, secretaryg ,Ioanne Schrader, treasurer. There are twenty-two members. A ,....-11 . 4 pt-I-Y Bi-aeey, Ii. Green, VVeIcI1, Miss Iingelson, D. I and ll. Iiielak, Kujawa, , Pope, NVatt. Silliny: liur- ness, Shimmel, lklorrison, l 0'Iii'ien, Ferri, M il Ciki Stillwell, Sclirader, Swift, I D. Balcerzak, Starr. I Standing: Balcerzak, Dil- lon, Bates, S I :IW Sk 1. Green, Caleb, M. A. Bal- cerzak, Livingstone, Sled- zik, Valentine. Silimg: Montgomery, Di Curreia, Cague, Silkowski, Allard, Miss Hornby, M. johnf son, Clark, Kujawa, Boyce. ln the Leisure Time Club, members learn to conserve spare moments through such useful hobbies and interesting work as knitting, croeheting, embroidery, tatting, and sewing. In this way, they acquire a life-long knowledge of the value of leisure. Each individual student is encouraged to develop her own talents and interests to the highest degree of which she is capable. Club oiheers include: Betty Allard, president, Louise Silkowski, vice-presidentg Evelyn Cague, seef retaryg lklarie Alohnson, treasurer. lkliss Agnes Hornby is sponsor. LEISURE TIME CLUB