Mentor High School - Cardinal Notes Yearbook (Mentor, OH)

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Whenever a sweet note comes from the Strange Music of the Junior High Orchestra, Director Nordman says to it, You're the ldeal of My Dreams, l've Waited Long for Yau. The Small Fry, holler Christo- pher Columbus, really Did You Mean lt Mr. Nordman? seventy-Th ree JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Row l - Richard Nordman, Joann Nemerh, Irma Lohrey, Lillian Jupp, Florence Hiatt, Wayne Craokshanks, John Truman, Norma Casey, Neil Crookshanks, Neil Wollperr, Donald Patchin. Row Il - Donald Stalzer, Thomas Houseton, William Crysler, Mr. William Nordman, Nancy Rippin, Dorothy Delinipp, Audrey Babic, Glen Blaha, Robert Bowman, William Verbsky, Richard Brothers, James Barnes, William Toivanen, Thomas Riley, Sally Tibbiis, Kenneth Bcibbs, Neil Shadle. 1' 'f ,ig 5-s fr ' -

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v i JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top Row -- James Barbour, David Wager, Norman White, Donald Lett, Wesley Stockdale, Ralph Gage, Harold Bregitzer, George Mara, Arthur Jones, William Kolesar, Andrew McCabe, Stewart Wagner, Larry Felice, Robert Cramer, Gary Long, James Tucker, Lloyd Corey. Middle Row - Daniel Eckart, William Hill, Edward Weber, Robert Moore, Warren Cross, Beniamin Parvin, Harry Lors, Thomas Smith, Alan Strine, Raymond Townsend, Robert Mlsley, Homer Dunham, Anthony Sliwinski, Edward Cooper, Donald Fisher, Jerry Hill. Bottom Row - Jeoffrey Griggs, Anthony Skufca, Donald Trowbridge, Paul Koester, John Rippen, Gilbert Aikey, William Poole, Richard Stout, Donald Bezoski, James Eckley, Thomas Hawk, William Winfield, Kenneth Reynolds, Robert Kroggel, Thomas Strahoski, Spencer Sprague, David Stiemle, Larry Howard. I fic -Q 35.1, A, WH' seventy-Two

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Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here when the Dramatics Club holds its meetings. lts Grand Slam was The Leavenworth Case, the first play of the school year. Miss Walker gets Orchids in the Moonlight for dir- ecting the play in a way that made everyone leave the auditorium with their heads in the clouds . . . and when hard times come knocking at the door and the Dramatic Club starts wondering Where Do We Go from Here, the National Thespians quickly come to the rescue and soon everyone is all Smiles Now lt Can Be Told that this group has been Puttin' on The Party at different member's houses. DRAMATIC CLUB Row l - Left to right - Patricia Beebe, Lois Merrill, Bonnie Fritton, Patricia Craig, Ruth Brobst, Alaine Burkhardt, Audrey Thompson, Marilyn Poole, Betty Ann Mate, Carole Glazer, Mildred Hobson, Beverly Gordon, Nancy Peterson, Virginia Bosley, Joan Meister, Beverly Heil, Mary Hermick, Margaret Childs, Row ll - Glorianna Stephens, Ruth Osterle, Sally Harter, Jacqueline Courville, Joy Goss, Mary Jane Castello, Nancy Pinney, Patricia Nelson, Joanne Sweet, Geraldine Fedak, Emmaline Wagner, Dolores Nagy, Nancy Berry, Jane McCraken, Joanne Hessy, Caroline Logan, Marjorie Lucas, Betty Jane Costello, Sally Traxler, Shirley Aickey, Joanna Wilson. Row Ill - Marcia Richter, Kay Welo, Joanne Thomas, Barbara Troup, Patricia Blount, Barbara Crawford, Mary Lou Cobb, Alberta Rinehardt, Ruth Tekanic, Jacqueline Sweet, Adeline Avellone, Jim Clark, Carolyn Lay, Joyce Markell, Martha Byler, Marion Brethour, Scot Farren, William Gaw, Carl McLaughlin, Donald Taylor. Row lV - Marilyn Schultz, Fred Odem, David Schneider, David Koester, Robert Nunamaker, Lester Sulzer, Joan Lang, Betty Costello, Rosemary Keys, Gene Fairchilds, Edward Gordon, Richard Warner, James Mate, Keith Whaley, David Marcek, John Carter, l.ewis Schentner, Harold Loomis, Ted Kurth, Jerry Smith, John Rinehardt, Dean Andrews. seventy-four