Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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LANGUAGE ARTS Through standardized tests in reading and writing, each pupil's skill is analyzed. If prac- tice is required. corrective exercises are admin- istered. The speech class strives to develop facility in speech. grace, and poise. A class rn English reads a scene rom one o Shakespeare s dramas LIBRARIES Two libraries are avallable for use hs school students the School which provldes materials for pupil reading and study the Lee Whedon which specializes in more adult liter ature and research The school library rs always az azlable or more extensue readxng and research f-'Ser ,...,,, IHI1 ws ff Discussion o current problems has :ts place zn American hzstory classes CITIZENSHIP Citizenship courses acquaint the tudent with the American way of life and also with Luropean and Asiatic countries To supplement text A book instruction study guides and news magzazlnes are used 12 p ' f ' e - ' it td SAT It mq i5 . . f . . . . al tk fin . tv E , ' ' S ' A U lj? iso ' ' , ' '. ' . . xscye 2 'lifyjfr U

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Nl:-Isa iflapp - reveptionist: Laura ling:-lson - administrative assist- ant: Nlilflred Banks - str-nographer. Karzai. Helen Heady lat dexkl - registrar, and pupils who seek passes tn Vim'e--Principal Us-vlin or Cuirlzinve Direvtor Hinckley, Mrs. White supervising audiometer tests. Elsie Quintern - hook- kef-pf-rg Mildred Howlett - tax Collector. N TAFF Mi l C1 vt:-rin Sta : Emily mis - vook manager' l'l0renr'e Svhultz: Irene Britt: Edith Wiedrivh. l Q L I o. a Q ti, 0 Mi 1' Q A P A 0 .K ff 0 N I 'Mi Q A in Qs s ' hh 'Wha- ,..,,

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On Mr Fellers dazly srhedule I5 zndzudual as INSTRUMENTAL Actual experlente 1n mstrumental muslc garned ln lIldlVldll3l small and large groups Var lous types of muslc are practlced The hrghlrght on thls year s mUQ1C8l calendar was the production of Vlctor Herbert s The Fortune Teller LX D DQ Under Mr Connors dzrertzon a quartet prartires or a school event VOCAL MU HI well as group mslrudmn Through 1 xude cholce of soc al groups and muslc' classes hoth boys and gurls haw the opportunity to express themselves ITlllQlt3llY These groups proude entertarnment for others at assemhlles and at xarlc u other programs MU HI LANGUAGE ART Llterature study glV69 students an appreclatlon of prose and poetry and the ,.reat masters Actual experience IS gained through lllllelibhlll contests and the warrous other ereatlve Wflllflg and journallsm CXIJCTICDCCS Core pu plls made field trips to publlc lJll1ldll1gS and prepared books on Indlan and ploneer llfe A serond year Englxsh group participates in a tlmed readzng test -Y Three students demonstrate a dz zrult problem zn elementary algebra A1 MATHEMATHI 'Nlathematlcs courses are taught for thelr practlcal use ln everyday Q E. llfe Actual trlps to the hank and mdlrect measurement of nearby objects furnlsh actual experlence and observatlon Hlgher math courses provxde ., background for further work IH related fields 13 I' f 1 ll ' . Y K Y' I ll ' I .- I T Cs -- ' ' 'els Y . . - . . . . ., , . ' .ll . - . . . U K T' I. .V l '. . . . . V 9 . iv. I . .I T. l T.. N Y a A Q 1 .i L .TH ,, . . T . A i . . . V' ul I z Lx ' Y, jew - ,L , -f, M I' ,Al X I 'H' W 'L ll cave N - .