Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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Science Jil O i O o Oo kj, Seated: Marvin Dilcher, David Johnson. Standing: William Tierney, Charles Semerad When it starts to turn green . . . RUN! u . --, . 1 - . ' , ' 1 s I It's a good thing we all have strong Q , ' . 1 .' J ' stomachs. s 14

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If you don't know it, check it! Are there any questions you would like repeated? K ' ' ' :H . .Q-::s'2 -:fs s ' n 1 'll' 'l ' P05 ., 91,5-:,.g:-:-.. ' 'N .I 'sh IN 1 Q' ' 'E'-'l'lu'u'u u ' u u 1 'uh 'Q' 'u'5lg ' Q'u'u' 'JI alufiislrlgrxu' 1 l H H I N l 5 5 is 2i'ftf!7'i'2: S:-:-2-:' 'ir- -f :safer-2-r::-s-:fs :-s:s:r- ' . f2 f'l'!5f:i-- 2-:iz-:-:':l-' 1' : - -: :-.g - -:':-:- - . ,::u':::':'ufq: 'Nfl E . ':1s we--r-u-.r.': :I I iiyaglnum ::n'::g':: l' 'ua ' :E-Elm: Pg:-:Se :- ' u 'Uh l I I' N u IN 1 I I l l 'H i I hi n 3 - .:.::i:::l .::.- ss: '- Q 5 u n2.:.:l,:lg':.u U.. if '!- 2' s i iI'i'!i... si: h nl lf' ' 'H' '-ails!--412' The President is a part of the executive branch of the government. The Normans conquered England in 1066. Franklin D. Roosevelt was first elected president in 1932. These are only a few of the many facts which we would probably never have known if it had not been for our social studies courses. Through these subjects we obtain a better understanding of the past and present situations of our government, and thus we are more capable of handling its future problems. Through the untiring efforts of the social studies faculty-Mr. Coats, Mrs. Mathers, Mr. McAllister, and Miss Sylor-we have obtained a clearer picture of the ideals of democracy. fbpaa' . 4'4 '-., 4 53: 'asia' 4' 4:'414: -wt - '5 4 vl'5?i'4gi.' ' I I I f eLE'f'.- -zliiii' 1 ,,aq,le2',4' ,E 4 4 043592 erin? 5 'd'pE4 7:a1'ipgs4.' gl 2:4 4' 4,5 4 3F 4'4 I ' '4'4' 4 H5555 4351.41 piiaigvl 5 v fn 4 9 4 lgfl ' ' :4M,t,gtg4:21, t 'g-4' ' ' ' '4 4,454 ,'4 4 4'4'4,l, I 44 4 4 nlnfl 9 I 4' I4 4 5 's-155:55 5515 454110: 4 4 4 lg 4 44 '4' l 42 E25!5i5S:4'4 445522 E Q' 4Ql,sggp.4,4,g4 1444, 4,4 lg 414194 4454 '424Q444'4' n inn 4 'u 4'::.fE ' .' , . 1 5241, ,E1,4IEi5EI'2, ' ' 14:1 sl lgslggl 4, '4y 44 4 4 4 ,44 4 4.4, F lg 4 4,0 4 l4'll '4'4'g 4 15' ' Ag' 4,4 'g 4,4 ,'4 ' U u ,s ,lg l'l gg, 4 4 nl 5 u ,44 '44 4 54 ' sl! 'fiat :Eff ' 1:15 . 5 .-. :Q'u. :n . -' I. u :pp Q 0. :.:w. .-. - gl ':., 's, .l .l.l -Q My . . .es . 'I' N. l. g 'vi' eu, QM.-'1 .qv ii.: u ual.: ll Nl 'hh' .t .Nl ul. l Q N : . I l l I I. Erik 'X Q i N I :zgeigl--:-5-:S-g::g:-:-5-:55 7i 'lf' ' 1 ' '. .gg Q 5' .IN sl. .,l': 'Q' . u 'N I. lu .I U 'E u 'glib dis. s ual, i :. Q, if .NIH ' :lug u 'l. 'N :U N 1 . I I I Q, iwnnif I : 5. Liv' M' hir A e's . X . .,, NQPQN 4 4 lp 5 ' 4!'. 4 ,Is ' I j Us :gas-gg-. 5- 5 ff 4 A fl 4 ' 6,4 . , ,Kal 4 slr l ' 44, 4 4 4 4 4 . 55552: fain -114215154-egisrst '4 fp 4 4 4 4 41 45' 4,4 ' 44 4 4 4 4 4'4 4.- -agar-eigiggaagfftgsaiwsgvtaa5- 5.1 I. if EW' in l Ja: 4 ' 'Var' 4t5iil? ' Fi '54, 444 4, elsif' , 4 '94 ' 4 4 '44 4'5 fry 4'4 1 4F I ' ' 4 4 1 ,4 4 Q 1 '4 ' 'W ' g 3 , i 'VA a?f1,4've' 45 6' ff E . And as Dick Tracy turned on his wrist-radio . . .' The Thinkers i 13

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Is this an angiosperm? Science is perhaps one of the most interesting subjects taught at Medina High School. Freshmen are usually broken into the field by either general science, earth science, or biology. In order to grad- uate, a student must have passed either biology or health. Biology, the study of living things, is very fascinating in the eyes of most high school students and is, in some cases, their favorite subject. For those further interested in science, physics and chemistry are offered. These courses are often the sources of the strange smells and strong jolts that may be found around the school. Mr. Dilcher, the general science teacher, Mr. Semerad, the earth science and biology instructor, Mr. Tiemey, the chemistry instructor, and Mr. Johnson, the physics and biology teacher, comprise the sci- ence staif of our faculty. ZZZAAPP!! Or is it a gymnosperm? 15