Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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S. A. COMMITTEE FINANCE COMMITTEE Standing: Ann Morrissey, Robin Skinner, Stanley Wiec- Standing: Barbara Fuller, Virginia Kozielski, Patricia zorek, Philip Distephono, Mildred Tuohey, Seated: Miss Moriarity, John Roach. Seated: Ann Morrissey, Miss Deland, Mr. Matson, Sup't. Trippensee, Miss Dahlquist, Dahlquist. Mr. Devlin. Standing: Stanley Wieczorek CChairmanl, Morien, Mattus, Morrissey, Moriarty, Reed Bielak, C. Wieczorek, Paine, J. Tompkins, Hewitt, Stacey, Ingersoll, J. White, Roach, Kopp, Baldwin, Hansen, Waniecki, Waldo, Seelofi. Seated CBack Row: L. Leone, Nohle, Mix, A. Thomas, Mr. Devlin. Seated CThird Rowlt G. Taylor, Hunter, M. J. O'Brien, J. Ken- ward, R. Weet,.Shattuck.Seated CSecond Rowl: Buttons, S. Patten, Crane, Helen Bird, Gibson. Seated lFront Rowl: Arnett, J. Robbins, Carrick, Rogers, B. Myers. T op Row: R. Tuohey, Zimmerman, Wise, Bathrick, Semanchuk, Matson, Hydock, Swan, D. Fidinger, C. Taylor, J. Robin- son. Second Row: Banks, C. Sorg, Hunter, Mason, Moriarty, Miss DeLand, Robbins, Ruger, Bielak, Levandowski, J. Mc- glegan, Pritchard. Front Row: Dunham, J. Robbins, Rogers, Distephano, Myers, Tuohey, Tompkins, Roach, B. Stawicki, . eone. 29

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THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION Four Student Association officers--Stanley Wieczorek, presidentg Philip Distefano, vice-presi- dentg Mildred Tuohey, secretaryg and Ann Morrissey, treasurer-together with the Chief Justice of the Honor Court, Robin Skinner, and five appointive faculty sponsors make up the Student Association Committee of which Sup't. Arthur E. Trippensee is chairman. This group formulates policies affecting student extra-curricular activities, makes final approval of the S. A. budget, and sanctions the use of the S. A. funds for Student Room improvement. The Finance Committee consists of the sponsor, Miss Mabel Dahlquist, and a representative of each of the councils and units of service in the school. It plans the Student Association budget, super- vises S. A. ticket sales, and keeps financial records of income and disbursements. Sponsored by Miss Ruth DeLand, the Activities Board, which coordinates extra-curricular acti- vities and assumes responsibility for the annual Honors Convocation, is made up of the faculty sponsor and the presidents of the Club, the Athletic, and the Safety and Welfare Councils. Vice-Principal Edward Devlin is the sponsor of the Student Council, which consists of one repre- sentative from each home room through the tenth grade, two representatives from each Junior Home- room, and eight from the Senior. The S. A. president, Stanley Wieczorek, is the chairman and Nancy Paine, its secretary. The Student Council discusses and passes upon problems and legislation affecting student extra-curricular activities. This year the Student Council has sponsored dancing lessons as a special project. Headed by its sponsor, Miss Ruth DeLand, and the vice-president of the Student Association, Philip Distefano, the Club Council coordinates the work of the clubs, determines its policies, and regu- lates them. Through this council, funds are allocated-to the various organizations under its jurisdic- tion. Its membership consists of the presidents of the various clubs. This year the council gave temporary approval to the formation of the new Debate Club. ORGANIZATION The Honor Court has nine members chosen by the Chief Justice, Robin Skinner, and approved by the Student Council. The Chief Justice is appointed by the S. A. president, and his appointment is ap- proved by the Student Council. The Honor Court tries cases related to the violation of school regula- tions and decrees penalties for offenses when the accused persons have been found guilty. Mr. Austin Martin is faculty sponsor. Encouragement of interest in school athletic games is the purpose of the Athletic Council, whose sponsor is Mr. Burton Thomas. This group prepares the athletic budget and allocates aid to athletic units. Its membership consists of one representative from each home room except t.he Senior, which has eight. Wilmer Seaver is its president. Under Mrs. Catherine Bartlett's direction, the Safety and Welfare Council tries to achieve co- operation between M.H.S. students and the public. Its membership is composed of four representatives from the Senior Homeroom, and one from each of the other homerooms in the High School building. Special projects this year have been the March of Dimes, the Red Cross and the Goodwill Industries Campaigns, the making of gifts for veterans' hospitals, and taking charge of the clinic when Miss Grant is unable to be present. Marcia Ives is the president. Composed of 51 members and the sponsor, Mr. William Matson, the Service Union provides ushers for school entertainments, punches tickets at school noon-hour movies, and maintains order in the cafeteria, the games room, and the noon-hour study halls. Mildred Tuohey, S.A. secretary, is chairman. The Union sponsored a dance on April 27. Under the sponsorship of Mr. David Blasdell, thirty-six boys of the Legion of Honor patrol the halls and maintain order during the noon hour and special occasions. John Hydock is president and George Hotchkiss, secretary. A special project this year has been the sponsorship of the Christmas ll. 28

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ACTIVITIES BOARD Standing: Marcia Ives, Wilmer Seaver. Seated: Miss De- Land, Philip Distephano, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Bartlett. HONOR COUNT Standing: James Raymondjack, Lorna Koontz, John Fisher, Walter Stack, Mary Grimes, Donald Fidinger. Seated: Eeverly Iorio, .lacquelyn Mason, Robin Skinner, Mr. Iartin. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Top Row: Malinoski, M. Ottaviano, Weston, Fearby, S. Sorg, Patten, Jablonski, Bathrick, S. Balcerzak, Capelli, D. Phillips, Ramming, C. Rhodes, C. Tuohey, D. Patten, Second Row: McMurray, Altman, Fuller, Distephano, Molander, Mr. Thomas, .l. Allport, D. Goodrich, W. Seaver lPi-esidentl, Hickman, Burke, Lattin, Ottaviano, B. Allport, Front Row: Filarowski, M. Phillips, Kidney, Hauenstein, Beaver, Hoag, Rhodes, Beecher, M. Farewell, Culotta. SAFETY AND WELFARE COUNCIL Standing: G. Tuohey, Pescara, R. Carers, Pask, Herman, Johnson, Curtis Zimmerman, Mrs. Bartlett, Morse, Beedon, Hood, N. Adams, Howlett, B. Pritchard, B. Hibbard. Seated: Janice Swan, Waluchniewicz, Kozielski, Overholt, Plumley, M. Ives, D. Ives, I. Hungerford, Hoover, Rorick, Handt. 30