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

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A v ,W M. .v -4' f 1 1 ., . . ,. L . . , , 4 - . . H, -N ., R, ,.+nmA, . , - 11- ,, ', , in 1 - A -v.4.r,. A -' wi, -- u A - .A - V 1 1 4. . V .sf ,' 1 A -1 .4 ,yy ' Q 5 V Q :-5 X' . , 1' Y. -, 4-zfkf 9 ' ' . . M ' s . ' -'mixxzz' X t 1 -'14 V: ' 11-1-,.g3,f'gQ,1 W ' ' ' 'jx ' 'Q' ,A W -'JY.vfv,JP -- -r A w - ' ,. fy- , .1 . A 1 . 4,112 ,kj :Y ,v . , - - -N .z - IN., ,I ,V ral.: . . P , 'kgs' : .v .I ' , , 55. i. - ' ' ' ' . F , - l V , ' S! f ' .- - - 1. ' ,vi Q . 22 2 4 Q .Pi . 4 . . . . X , ,, .?'f- - x ' ' - 1? . FN., b.EiA,W'.' .L A . v 'vw' .'..f:-if A J: N ir-'S K DEDICATIGN THE Senior Class of 1929 dedicates this Scarlet and Gray to the memory of Leon French, .their classmate, who on December twenty -fdth, 1928 teh them to answer the roll call above. They take this last opportunity to honor him whose memory is endeared in the hearts of all who knew him. ul-0 Qu U 'l' gif- , ,, FOREWORD THIS Scarlet and Gray has been edited with tbe aim of slroming how Mentor High School pupils are being directed in tbe command of the cardinal principles of education. We hope that its four divisions vis- ualize to our readers tbe DUI'- poseiof the various activities of our school. TORIAL STA Margaret Whelan Editor-in-chief Walter Cooke Business Manager Louise Page Lois Shaffer Muriel Dunlap Margaret Dobbins William Ware Lynn J ackett Eleanor Ingersoll Helen Gunesch Pauline Dayton Marion Davies gag S AR I.:-:THAND CRAY Milly L. B. Booth A. L. Cole L. J. Dickey BOARD OF EDUCATION -Q-e-e' George French Dr. A. J. Ingersoll C. S. Luther u 7 Q sc Lg AND en v Mlllj Scarlet anrl Gray of 1939 records the manner 'iri which Mentor High School en- deavors to prepare her students to live a fuller, richer arul more use- ful life after yraflualion. It rlepicls the efforts in our school to give lo each one of you training and eflu- cation. No matter uihat fielfl den- rleavor you may choose to enter you will firul that proficiency in these D, R, Rice principles is essential to your sue 1ll'lllClIl2l1 of Mentor Hiuh School 0688. The ,hrst of these objectives is the conzmaucl of the furulaniental processes, a inas- lery fy' the tools with which you u'orlr. It is the acquiring of the technique anfl spirit of learning. It is l.'nou'ing hou' to observe, to study, to think, to plan, arul to act. The seeona' of these principles is social cooperation. This is the art cg' living anzl ll'0I'h'iIIfj eongeuially with those about you. It :night ufell niean 'urhole-heartefl cooperation and participation in those things 'nrost 'worth while. Try always to make application of those qualities of high character aml u'orthy citizenship which our school is enrlearoriny to give you. The lhirfl olrjeetive is that upon 'which our real happiness and satisfaction of life rlepenrls, health. The lauv of health is the lau' of life. Your physical anfl -mental rigor shoulrl be maintainefl by the rlaily practice of health habits anrl health irnfornia- lion uh ich it has been our purpose to give you. The last may be stated as vocational and economic effectiveness, The lcorlilsteps asirle for the rnan who knows what he is doin-g. Uur school has attempted to reveal to you your capacities and aptitudes arul assist you in developing them. Your achieve- rnents in life will depend upon hour intelligently and irulustriously you pursue your chosen zeorlf. To those who are graduating, ree extend our most sincere and hearty best wishes. I hope that the training you have receiverl in particiluiting in the activities at Mentor lliyh School will prepare you to 'meet the problems of life in a numner satisfactory to y :urself anrl to tlwse who believe in you. May you always feel that Mentor High School is your true eflucalional home arulfriend. lllost eorrlially and sincerely yours, f 1 , 7 qv 0 Commana' of Fundamental Principles gm s c A R L-E 'r N o c n v Lbllhjv Lucille George Senior Director f1lIl4Q'1I'.S'h SE IORS N order to acquire a command of the fundamental principles of learning, Mentor High School is divided into a number of classes which are or- ganized in home rooms under the supervision of various teachers. The Senior Class heads this organization by taking a leading part in school activities and setting a worthy example for underclassmen. Nlurgurot Dobbins filnrivl lhgnlup Elm-unor Ingersoll llnynmnll Muna l'rvs1clvnl Vice--pl'm-sldr-:it S4'Cl'Pt2ll'j' 'l'I't4HHlll'0l' pl'--lil -7 ...wwe T l ggqpsc 1: ,C N 'JI MU ill?-H Marion Davies She ln pretty lo wnlk wllh Anal witty, too. to tulk with. V Glce Club 1, 2: Hells of Capistrano: Com- T Hb Mentor 3, 4: Annual: Track 3: Basketball , Q IE, Alanagwir 4: State Typing' Contest 3, 4: 2 1' Russell Abbott 5 He xulornell whatever subject he lf elther spoke or wrote upon, by mont splenllhl eloquence. Orchestra 2, 3, 4: tilec Club 1, 2, 3, l 4: Student Council 2: Gypsy Rover: Hells of Capistrano: Com-Mentor 2, 3, -I: Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3: Coun- ly Oratorical Contest 2, 4. Leonard Booth XX ' A num he seems of cheerful X yesterdays uml eonflclent tomorrowsi' X file-e Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council -4: Senior Play: Junior Play: Gypsy Rover: I Bells of Capistrano: Hi-Y 3, Secretary- N 'l'l'03.SlIl'f'l, 4: llaskethall 3, Captain Ai: 'l Football 3, 4. x . X Pauline Dayton Her ulr. her mnnnern. ull who naw lNllll.l'Q'll. filee- Club 1, 2, 34, 4: llclls ol' Cap- istrano: Com-Mentor 4: flypsy Ko-ser: Annual: Track 2, 3: Countv Typing Contest 3. 4. ' Margaret Dobbins Whlite'er she allal wus clone with so much mcse, in her 'twain nnturul to please. Class president 4: Class vice president 3: Urclie-str:i 4: Glec- Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council: Senior Play: Junior Play: Bells ot' Capistrano: Com-Mentor 4: Annual: Scholarship Club -4. Victor Calvert He was fresh und full of faith thnt nomethlng would turn up. Orchestra 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Son- ior Play: .Iunior Play: Gypsy Rover: Bells of Capistrano: Com-Illentor 3: Hi-'Y 4: Football 3, -l: Walter Cooke X 'l'he glory of ll flrm eupaeioun mind. Class president 2, Class vice president 1: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Senior l'lay: Com- Mc-ntor 2, 3, 4: Annual: Scholarship Club 3: President ol' M. H. S. scholarship club -1: Athletic treasure-r 3. Muriel Dunlap She touehell her harp, und nations heard, entrnnc-ed. Class president 1: Orchestra 4: Glce Club 1, 3. Y4: Student Council 1, 4: Senior Play: Gypsy Rover: Bells of Capistrano: Com-Mentor 3, 4: An- nual: County Reading' Contest 1, 3: Scholarship Club 2. -1. Charles Daugherty Un the stuze he wus nutnrul, simple, nfleetlnx. l'wnu only when he was ofl' he was uct- Ina. Class president 3: Senior Play: Junior Play: Hells oi Capistrano: Com-Mentor 3: Hl-Y Il, I: Rusk:-thall manager 4. , n i ne -' T ' 1 A in i ' ' , , t 'ni ff wise Ru: -13-.seals my ton Lester Fritz 'l'he hirils can fly, nn' why 1:nn't If Bells of Capistrano. Helen Gunesch Sho slleukvth little: und yet thore lien an conversation in her 4-yes. Orchestra 2. 3, 1: Glo-e Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Play: Gypsy Rover: Hells uf f':tpistrano: Annual: State Typ- ing Contest 3, 4: School Treasurer 4. Rollin Hilliard As merry as the llny ls long. Lynn J ackett The form- of .his own llll'l'if lll!lk9N his VVIIQHH Orchestra 2, 3: Glee Ulub 4: Student Uouncil President 4: Junior Play: Bells of Capistrano: Annual: l'ra,uk 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Football 4: Hi-Y 3, President 4. Earl Logan Hem at good fellow, nml t'wlll ull be well. Basketball 4: Football 4. Eleanor Ingersoll Her llvely nature found u special delight ln soulnl pleasures. Class secretary 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, -1: Glen Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play: Junior Play: Bells of Capis- trano: Pom-Mentor 4: Annual: Bas- ketball 1, 2, Captain 4: State Typ- ing Contest 3. William Marsh --What should xi mann do but bc merry Q Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Gypsy Iioxg1':xBt-lls of Uapistranu: Com-Mentor 4: i- ' 4. Louise Page A littlo, tiny, witty. charming she Class treasurer 3: Glee Club 2: Bells of Capistramo: Coin-Mentor 4: An- nual I Raymond Munz A strong body ulul u firm nllml.', Ulass Treasurer 1, 2, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Gypsy Rover: Bells of Capistrano: Com- Mentor 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, Captain 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. 1 7- 7 l ft gg, c RL,E,,,ANo on Ydggligjw Geraldine Robison Her reasoning' ls full of 'lrlm-ks And butterfly NllKg'0Mtl0llN.,, Glen Club 3, 4: Gypsy Hover: lk-lla of l'upistr:mo: 'Franck R. Arthur Scott Ho sharon his Joys with Il 2:1-nlnl umlle-. Give l'lub l, 2, 3, 4: Gypsy Rover. Bill Simmons '-A l'lll'l'l0Nl6 song. wllll u little- lions:-:nw now llllll thou lloen not l'llilbl'C'0llll' ll mon- un-ll. fllf-e Club 1, 4: Hells oi' Uupistrsmoz Tr:ir-k l. Lois Shaffer '-Sho hun ll aloprroo ol' wlt ueomnpuu- Ied by good nvnnvf' Give- Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Junior Play: Ilvlls ol' -1'apistrunn: l'om-lvlf-ntur 3, 4: Annual: -.lem-i':il Fund 'l'r4-nsurc-r 4. AI T ll ma' answe I I X A gurl of hom mul fornnral looking mimi. files' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: l'oni-M1-ntur 4. Robert Van Horn Ile wluln-ll for uollllng' so much ns Sllllilllll' xlml Illllll'lllK'. Urclie-strzi 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Ulub 1, 2. 3, 1: Junior Play: Bells of Capis- lrunu: Trzick Il, -l: lialskvtbull 2, Il, -1: Football 2, 3. William 'Ware His shra-wal allscretlon is tho ln-sl port of vnIor. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Gypsy ltuvvr: Hells of l'upistrnno: Uomwlllentor 1, 2, 3, 4' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: County Reading Contest 2: Annual. Margaret Whelan Wino to rm-nolvm-, mul putlonl to per- form. Class vice president 2: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Give Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Com-Mentor 2, 3: Editor-im cllif-f -4: Idditor-in-clilot' of Annual. , Harold Wise An uflxlhlo uml C'lllll'll'0llH g'ontl0nl:ln, l 1 1. eleven 1 Jim' , ,V 1 J v J X 4 Q, scARl.l-:'r AN GR YJQl' t p 1 A Q' Q K .f f t. 45X T Robert F. Slotterbeck f Q J u nior Director .S2'1'b'?li'P 111 aihfwzal nes Ju Ions HE Junior Class in promoting the fundamental principles of education are preparing themselves to fill the position of leadership in which they will soon be placed. They are striving to excel in extra-curricular activities as well as scholarship and citizenship and, these goals having been reached, they can take their rightful place as school leaders. The Seniorsxwish them all suc- cess in their efforts. if K llnnoriu liQ'lllliIlg'l'l' VVillium f1l!lllk'S0ll Irma Huh- Dorothy Howells ' President Vlcl--president Secretary Treasurer L. 4' . Y, 4,7 ' In lx gpm 4. -4. ,, ,-' I, -7 gage s c A L r-: TFAN D c RAYJQLQQ U Neville Abbott A ' ull, Dorothy Armstrong Hot Matilda Armstrong Tilly , f. Merle Allen Lop-Ears Andrew Booth Andy Wilma Booth Zerviah Booth 'l'ickey Alfred Carr Red 'J sf Avis Cole MAH Beth Cole Shorty Zella Cottrell Sa11y William Davies -'Bilr' Q J. hr W' ff' IX 6 uv' v L N Q f F I gg scAnu:1' Ano GRAY Qlfht Edgar Dickey Ed Elsie Ferry Edna Gaffney -'Eddie' I , ,,, U7 .1 . wx Bayard G61S ' ' Deacon I,- Clyde Hale IrishU'?an L ' -W ' .1-'U V 'N' Carl Hartman ' Rowdie Edith Jepson J. ' Jack Jones Cyclops EMM Louis Kelley . .X Louie Qjl Edith Kaiser Mary Kephart Cherie Z4 0 Doris Koehler Dabs ll l't'3f'll i ff gg sc m.E'r A G YJ QL Q' - 1 . , . 5 w, s Eloise Lingafelter X ,n .. , ' ' Clifford Markell ' C1if1 Ch- '1 'M -1 , ' ey .swf .J we Alexander O1 vos . f Alex 'J' John Poole Z ik Johnny r Arr, f MV X L , ,IN ' f Charles Rhodes Chuck Ursula Roper J' Urs J ' AA M l Harold Smith lg Sn0oky'7 4 79 X Roy Stevens J Josephine j ,F ' 1 M Harold Taylor A 5 W Slim ,xl Peter Unger Pete gf Frances Woodruff - Fanny 3 5 Tlflm n dll WM l fQJi s c A LVE TFA N c R Y LUIQBX Lawrence W. Mills Sophomore Director llixfofji' , L0 ' SOPI-IOMORES THE members of the Sophomore class, having by this time come to know the ideals and institutions of Mentor High School and the re- sponsibility of being one of her students, are seriously endeavoring to take their place in school life. Up to this time their interests have centered around class activities, but they are now beginning to branch out and take an active part in school projects. They cannot now be leaders, but they can give their Whole- hearted cooperation and in learning to do that Well, they simultaneously learn the art of leadership. rf1,Ass o l l ICERS President .,....,.............. Robert Merkel Vice President . . . . . . Elbert Tomlinson Secretary ..... ...... E llen Buyer Treasurer .... .... P aul Rasey 1 1 -, ...Y - 4 , 'P Jets c Li: BN Q, an y 1 op row-XV:irrs-n Richmond, Rohn-rt R'll'I'li1'l, Hvrmztn Pl'PTlt.if'l', ,Harold Lamb, NV1Ili'1m Vvlhnan, l'liff0rd Logan, Francis l.uth0r, Xhxllvsloy Mm-k. Sn-cund I-uw-l':1ul Rus:-y. lborira .Imm-:-1, Lucilv Rviclu-rt, llzuxlnur 'l1lll'l'k. Juni- Mvrkf-l, 14II'fig- l'f'ck, Gladys XV1-lI'lN'I'. Ada-lv livpus, l'llZ11'll'S S4lY'ltU7Ul'2.1'. First row-Iiilly 'I':1yIor, Woudrow M1-tc-ult', Alhe-rt Ile-am, Xlhvrt Muntvy, Frank Mills, ldlhvrt 'l'nmlinsnn, Malcolm Sliunowvr, 'Yup row--lluth lirivhford. Ilurothy Higrgnins, I'4-arl H1-inz, I-Ill:-n Huy:-r, Arvillzt .IM-un. I'1lt'IlHUl' Hnusman. Marian Polo, Arls-nv Colm- S4-voml 1-w.v-Gladys Hullunfl, Marion Glvn- rlinning, Ruth l x'00lnztn, Viola l'h:1I'i'm:nn, XViInm Horn, Niil1'gZll'4'l Cl'ilXVfOl'd, Annu Anthony. Kuthh-vn Dobbins, Dorothy Hzarlnnfi, l.nwrPnf'0 llivkr-y. First l'4l'.X'iMillil' lluyvr, Dwight Hoyvr. John Chaffman, llussvll l:l'iChflll'd, Iiuvnmn ilolicky, Harold Hurtnmn, Harold Cn urdrm, Mildred Allen. SL'VCl1'.L'L'll v ' gm SCARLFT Ano cn v 39313 f A Musettie Dell Walcutt Helen Craig Freshman Director Freshman Director Cammrrrial L a ngu rzgrs F R E S H M E N HE Freshman class has been divided into two sections owing to its un- T usually large enrollment. Both divisions are beginning to realize the seriousness of gaining an education and are learning the fundamental prin- ciples of being students of whom Mentor High School can be proud. The Freshmen are just beginning this new life and probably think the endlis very far away, but they should keep in mind what Lincoln saidg I will study and prepare myself, and some day my chance will come. SEl'TION A President ........ Vice President . Northcraft Peck . . . Robert Brown Secretary .... .... J ean Kenninger Treasurer . . . ............ Edward Monro SECTION President ...... .......... .... J a ck Norris Vice President Secretary ...... Treasurer . . . eighteen . . . . . . David Frey . Emerson Dickey Raymond Harland -7 .i - ILL S Lf A LJI MU .ln 1Qv.mdSQ', 'Pup l'UXV-,xllilil 'l':mn, lluylnrmd Edds, Maynard Uullistvr, Illdwurrl Munro, Mux livtzle-r. limb Hruwn, I+'lol'vl1c-e- 'l'uwnsu-nd. Second l'0XV-I5iil'h1ll'?l f'hlll'l'h, .lm-an Ift'l1llillf.Z'l'l', Mildred 4:llll6'SCh, N111-n 1'I'2lXVf0l'd, Irmu I x'vshI4-y, I'lth4-lho-Ilv Svott, Alhinn lmputich, Mubn-I lszlzws, Fir:-It row-Aliuy Homimun, Tum Hag':un:m. limb:-rt Pauh-n Idclwin Ke-Il:-v, Ilohvrt, Smith, No1 l1f:l'al't Pvck, Donald I,4-mnis, Iddwawd Kusln-n. 'Pup ITNV'-f:l'l'ZlIdiI'lP f2lIilN'y. .11-:ln .Xhlm:m, .Iuvk Norris, Imva- l 1'1-y, l'1l!l1'l'SUll Ilim-lu-y. I l 1: y llul'l:lnd, .lov Matty, Lillizln N1-lsun, Xl:u1'g:1l'vt K1.I:u1'ox'ic'. S1-1-ond row-Alim'v Ilia-livy. Sus:1nn:L m?Fll'l', In-nv I l'vy, Agrrf-s gf 1 H11 ar, IC1xrlm':1 Davis-s, Ii1ltlll'l'iIll' th-rI1ardt. Kathrvn 4'x'ookshunk, Irom- Wintfwstvvn, Hffle-n Trzmy, fixwu-v .Il-wvll. First row-'I'run1an l'rvnti4'4- .lurk S2lIldblll'f,Z', l':L1'lyl0 Litilv, Elm:-1' VV:n'm-1', ,Xrritun Vo-rhsky, Kvnymm Pallzlnt, Rzlymmmrl Vollistvr, Hn rry Kos-hlvr. i Ilil14'l l'I! -v -,Q gm SCARI.-ET VAN cn v Milky K Clara Frances Page Carl . Soule Eighth Grade Director Eigh Gr Director E7IlQ'fl.SfI Lalin gl S'c1'em'r EIGHTH GRADE HE eighth grade, although not a part of the Senior High School, have T but one step more to take and then they will be really, truly high school students. Up to this time they have been gradually adapting them- selves to Mentor High School and all that that name signifies. Since they have had the opportunity of observing the activities of the upper classmen, they are able to reproduce them in their own class circle and thus learn the fundamentals of what will soon be expected of them when they enter high school. President . . . Vice-president SECTION A Ruth Campbell Jack Hughes Secretary ..... . . . Jane Luther Treasurer . . . ............ . . . Ann Merkel sECT1oN is President .................. Marjorie Ingersoll Vice-president ..... Elsie Kolarovic Secretary ....... ......... F rieda Carrel Treasurer . . . . . . Henry Von Lehmden I tx QT ' 49,30 mx: ,VAN n l J gxgx 'Pop row-Kathryn Schuster-r, Bvrtha C'a.rrel, Clayton liichtvr, Ile Witt Murphy, I-Inward Aldrich, Betty Robison, Mildred Cartwright. Second row-Jnnv Luthvr, Francois Pom-, Alargrnrs-t Kalman, Mzu'g'm'vt Haluz, Doris I'edn-rson, Anno All-rin-I, Ruth Vzimphvll, Hi-In-n Vash. First row-Clement Dewalt, Jack Hugh:-s, Hurry Hissvl, I4'r:1nk Juyv, l!ilI Frvy, llilly lmule-r, Stanley Brown, Ilryr-0 Johnson. Top row--Kenneth Moore, Russell Robertson, Frvidzi 1'fll'l'l'l, Miriam Plwlps, Mary Lvw Peck, Eleanor Claus, Lvonurd ivlarsh, lliliy MQ-rkvl, John liouth. Sm-ond row-He-lvn Dickey, Marjorie Ingersoll, Elsie Kolznrovic, Marion Hanks, Gladys liurln-4-, Nora Middlet- ton, Margery Have, Margaret Roper. First row-Hrnry Yon Imlnmh-n, Edwin Anthony, Edward Cottrell, Arthur Canfield, Robert Shanowvr. Ralph lmvivs, .lnma-:4 .IQ-we-II. lWo'lllX'-uliv 7 ' IGLXQQLQELA N D c R Y LQIIMU Florence Beavers Gwendolyn Goff Seventh Grade Director Seventh Grade Director lllztftllil' l:'11g'l1'.vh 111111116111 at frs SEVENTH GRADE EACH year Mentor High School welcomes a new seventh grade and she feels it her duty to guide and instruct them in the best way possible in O1'd61' that they may feel and grow into the spirit which is characteristic of the school. The seventh grade this year is to be commended on the way that they have adapted themselves to their surroundings and on their cooperation with the other classes. Their valuable aid and support in helping with high school projects has been greatly appreciated. SECTION A President ............. Vice President . . . . . Secretary ...... . . Treasurer .... ........ SEVTION President .... Vice President . . . Secretary .... Treasurer . . . 1 th . . . . . Rhea Spenser . . 'William Schwentner .. Harland Howells Eleanor Cartwright R . . . . . . Alfred Taylor . . . Helen Kephart . . . Bessie De Brine . Paul Glendinning -, ...Q - gal sc RI.-S N cn lv 115 11 Pup row-llllwuim' 1':u'twrip.:ht, Illilly Schwvntm-r, Willinni Loudon, F11-d Fashion, Lnyzlrri 'Q-dr-rsuii, All-rlv Afurphy, lflvvlyn Middle-lon. Svcond rovv-Betty Ilnulor, .Annu C'uddvh:u-k, Xlnry Kalman, Alina Pwmlr, Louisf- KVA-stfull, l':I'l1l2l Alfrmrd, lihvn Spmici-l', Lillian lllvil. l ir:4t. l'4JNYil'l2lI'lill'ld Howe-lls, Stanley Sliorv, Alfrvd lh-vinglnn, John lliffkvy, llulwrt 1'rnssn1un, .lunws Gurnn-r, liuyinomi llrzllcv. Pup i'mx'-liosv Nunn-stnik, Howard Murvli, Dunn Pnllnvr, Alfrvd Taylor, Kvnnvth SDl'1l1l'll0, lvsse- llvyvr, 1 l'LLIlk Kish, llvssiv llv llrinv, Svcund row-Hvlvn Allcliin, Edith XVoutvrS. Hose- Uonv, He-le-n K4'1Jll1ll'l, Harrivtt Hubba-rjam, lmrothy Martin, Eli-anm' Hvinz, Surah gl'llllNlk'l'. Third row-Paul ith-ndinningg liulph rhino, liugn-nv liopvr, Eldon liuilvy, Ruh- mrt lluarw-, Puul Eyre, William Ingersoll, Ralph llraklf. W tw:-nty-l.hrl -- -7 -,Q aorrsgiiggt. e.'-.Qf..ee:Q,ullmg Isabel Nolan Librarian LIBRARY SUPERVISED by Miss Nolan, the library is valuable to the pupil in pro- viding good books to read and supplementing the text books used i11 the regular school courses. There are over forty-five hundred books on the shelves and they are arranged for easy finding by the Dewey Decimal System. The library also keeps daily newspapers and many current magazines. T I 1 I -v -ii 1 , V . W K, , . , .., , . . Cl , ,,, , , -.- ..- iwn Y v-,YW A., Y Y Y W ,,V-YY H, ..,,-,......,,,Y .-i,,, ?---------.,....-..........,.. ..-. an mm l.:uhnr:elm'y Stmly lllnll llrmglislu Vluss J 1 ... , . N 444rl1llIlX 4Iux lXX'l'I 4 .........1- L ' M K A V ge, scAm.:'r Ano c ymg b t M213 hay :ll Muntm' Hlgh School Social Cooperaiion ig scAm.c'r Ano cn vjqyjgx V Ruth Shafer Anne Carmen Francis Hendry Rolla Hole .'l!u51'f flrt Orfheslra II 'ffm' 1l1.Yfl'll1Ill'lIfA' Elizabeth Whipple Gertrude Cole Glenn Philipps f?llIllzII1.Yf1I1l5 .Sthual .bi't'l't'flI7j' llllflflhll Social Cooperation Mentor High School 'promotes the spirit of social cooperation through the medium of the various organizations established in the school. By participating in these, the student is developing a more complex and com- prehensive character, he is led to better social efficiency, and is taught to derive the greatest benefit possible in the use of his leisure time. Inc ntv-1-iglit 7 41 of o I wi S G A LE 1' ,ol my 'l'liircl row- -Mrs. 121-u1'gc-, Mr. 'l'lSl'll1'lllllH'li, .lfu-li Norris, l1fmlg:,':il' Ibiclivy, lClln-ll 'llUIllllllSlrll, Huy Klunz. S1-romi row---Norll1craLI'l IH-ck, lmnulsl Loomis, XV:mrrvn llichmond. AlzL1'g'zl1'1-L Imhhins. Ihmorin lf0'IllllIU.11'l', William 'llllll'S!'ll. l,n-onurwl Ilnoth. First row---Muri:-I lmn. lnp, .Xmlrc-xr lkuotli, Ircm- 1 rm-3.', Lynn .luclif-tl, Marion Volt-, lioln-rt Alvrlwl, Student Counci The Student Cou.ncil, organized in 1926 for the purpose of giving the student body representation in the school government, is one of the larg- est and most cosmopolitan groups in the school. The organization is composed of four members from the Senior class and three from the other classes of the High School, together with two faculty advisers. Meetings are held once a week, at which school problems are broached and discussed. During the past year the Council has sponsored many school projects, including clean-up campaigns, the purchase of a new flag, scholarship awards, and usher service at school entertainments. This year's officers are president, Lynn Jackettg vice president, An- drew Boothg secretary, Marion Coleg and treasurer, Irene Frey. IW1-nty-nm -, ,Y - g r SCARL-ET AN cn v gql!bx 1 'Fliirml row---llny' ll.1rl:a1:ml, Hay NIHIIZ. l':iul ltznsvy. IA--mnrcl lluoth. S4-cond rowflboi'oLliy llonm-lls. Miss XY:ilI1-vilt, l':iul G11-lidiiiriiiig. H4-nry Yon Lvlimdn-n, lddwzird Munro, NValI,n-r Vnolu-, Iillla-n Iluye-r, First l'lhXVfl':ll'2lllHI' t'ul'lwi'ig:,'I1l. Ire-nv lfri-y, H1-Is-ii flllIl St'll, Ann xll'I'li1'l, lmis SllzlI'l'1'I'. Boarcl of Treasurers The Board of Treasurers is one of the most important organiza- tions connected with the school. This system expedites monetary trans- actions and facilitates at all times a survey of the financial state of the various school activities. The Board consists of treasurers elected by each of the six classes, and of the social, athletic, Hi-Y, Com-Mentor, student council, orchestra and annual treasurers. These members cooperate with the general treasurer and Miss Walcutt, faculty advisor. All payments are made by the general treasurer and every deposit slip and voucher is kept on file so that all accounts may be easily audited at any time. 3 Helen Gunesch held the responsible position of school treasurer this yeai'. lllll'lX -, .....T..- gage s c A R LgE 11 N D c RAY Jgllmv i Nunn! :mx -l Iydf Half, l,um.iisI Imulli. XX illnmi Mzirsli, Mr. 'l'isc-liviimloi-I. liziynmnil Munz. 4'Ii:irI1-s i7illILZ'I1l'l'l.j', .Xmlru-xv llootli. First row--William Warm-. William Hum-si-Ii. Lynn .lm-lu-ll, Vis-tor l'!llX'4'I'l. Hi-Y The promotion of better fellowship and understanding between the boys of Mentor High School and of other schools is carried on by the Hi-Y Club. The club's major activities of the past year include the sending of delegates to the State Hi-Y Conference held at Springfield last fall, and the promoting of the Older Boys' Conference held at Mentor Hgh School last January. The boys derive great pleasure and benefit from their club discussion meetings in their effort to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This year's officers are Lynn Jackett, presidentg William Ware, vice presidentg Leonard Booth, secretary and treasurer. Mr. Tischendorl' acts as leader and faculty advisor. liliI'lX-Hill' sr ---Q - Q, scA u:'r Ano cmw qgjgt 'Pop row-Ibm-otliy Howells, Iiaemon Holiclcy, Russell Abbott, l+If1'i1- Peck, Harold Lamb. 1 r:mc s NN'uudl'uI'1', ldllvn 4'rawI'm'd. Arln-no Cole, Ellen Buy:-V. l-'irst ruwgfleraldine- Quin llonoria li!'IllllHf.2'l'l', Louise Img:-, Irma Hale, June M1-rlu-I, Orators an Reaclers Fourteen brilliant, forceful, and dramatic Mentor High School stu- dents competed for the honor of representing their alma mater at the County Oratorical and Reading Contest, held March twenty-second. The Interclass Oratorical and Reading Contests constituted the assembly pro- grams of March eighth and fifteenth, respectively. The school spirit dis- played by the participa.nts is to be highly commended. The privilege of entering the County Contest was conferred upon Rus- sell Abbott, orator, and Effie Peck, reader. Education On the March was the title of Russell's stirring oration. Our reader rendered the highly dramatic and tragic Trial of Joan of Arc. Both representatives acquitted themselves creditably and maintained the high standard of Mentor High School in dramatic ability. Russell was judged as first place winner in the county contest. thirty-I -, ...Q - C gm SCA LAET Ano c rgy bt Second row-Ilorothy Hurlaml, Russell Abbott, Honoria K1-nningvr, Kl2ll'Jl'21l'l'l lmhhins .xvus cult-. Mali'-r l00li1', Alilln- In-yofzz I-'irst rowildlle-n lluycr, lrmu liznlv, Muriel Hun- lup, Arla-nv Volt-. The Scholarship Club The Lake County Scholarship Club was organized in 1925, and has as its members high school students throughout the cou.nty who have at- tained sufficiently high standards of scholarship to merit admission. The grades considered in determining the number of scholarship points earned during the course of a year are those received at the close of the six week periods of the second semester of the preceding school year and the first semester of the following year, and also the final g1'ades of the first semester. From these seven grades for each subject the highest six are used in ascertaining the average for a year's period. The points designated the g1'ades are A, 5, B, 45 TC, 33 D, 1. Students carrying courses equivalent to four credits a year must earn 108 points for membershipg for four and one-half credits, 122 points must be earned, and 135 points are necessary for five units of credit. Mentor High School has four life members in the County club. To be a life member requires three years' membership in the club. This year there we1'e twelve Mentor High students eligible for the countv club. ll1il'ly-ll1l'1-1- Y JQJQ s c A R Lg: 'r pi N o ca n AY Lbllmw Top row-Louis Kirlley, Arlene Cole, .ln-an Ahlman, Mar9:,':ir--t Dobbins, lim-othy Harland, Alfred Vzirr, VVoodrow MPM-:ill'. liilly 'l':uvlor. S-round l'UVK'fi4lPll'Ulfl Smith, G6-lwlldinf' Quincy, lllnrian Pole, .Iunv Mr-rlu-l, Irma Hale-, iXi2ll'HQEl.l't'i Whelan, Gladys Holland, Bill NVar1-, llob Mn-rlia-I. lla-low l'laitI'or1nfAri'iiun Vs-rbsliy, l'lmw-rsnn llir-ka-y, Mary lu-pliart, Eleanor Ingersoll, Ilzxginzii' 'l'u1-ek, Ellen llliyvr, Muriel Dunlap, Mr. Hendry, llilly llaulur, Raymond Munz, Russ:-ll Abbott, Billy Hilglius, Harold I-Izwtinaxii, liulli Brichford, Ulifford Markcll, Albert Ream, Raymond Goodman. Qrchestra Pep, perseverance, and practice are the by-Words of Mentor High School's orchestra. Thirty-six young musicians under the able direction of Mr. Francis Hendry have given creditable performances during the past year at the Weekly assembly programs, the Junior and Senior plays, the County Oratorical contest, P. T. A. meetings, banquets, the Lake County musical festival, and Mentor High's musical festival. Practices are now held twice a Week. A. quarter credit towards g1'ad- uation is given to each student who accomplishes his Work faithfully and satisfactorily throughout the year. thirty-l'our -? , s lQ,g,scA i.-E T- N cn vggy img l 'l'hird row-Harold Lamb, N1-ville Abbott, Edgar Dick--y. Italy Munz, Vim-lui' l'alvi-rt. Miss Shzifs-r, Harold 'l'aylol', Vlyriu- Hula-, lcussz-ll Xbhoit, I':iul ltzisvy. Sf-1-und i'ow--1.1-oriarrl Boutli, Willizun Marsh, All-x Urvus, Hill Simmons, Furl Ii:u'tman, llayurd lic-is, Huh:-rt Mm-rin-l. First row-Nlulm-Olin Shanowi-r, lf?ll'lllUI'l Hnlivkvy, Arritun Xvl'l'liHliX, Lynn .luckm'lt, William Wiqrv, xvlllldlll Gum-sch, Boys, Glee Club The boys' glee club organization is one oi' the valuable promoters of musical education at Mentor High School. Miss Shafer, the di1'ector, has given them excellent training in sight reading and harmony. Part singing has been particularly stressed. A boys' double quartette has been organized and they have enter- tained at various school functions. By the combined efforts of both the boys' and girls' clubs, the annual operetta, Bells of Capistrano, was pro- duced. The boys are indeed fortunate to be able to get this splendid training, which will be of benefit and pleasure in future years. tI1ii'ty'-llxw , -, - ? ' gage s c A R L-I-: TQA N o c n Y 1051318 Third row-Helen Gunesch, Irene Frey, Eleanor Ingersoll, Beth Cole, Mary Kephart, Paul- ine Dayton, Zella Cottrell, Dorothy Howells, Ellen Buyer, Lucille Reichert, Eleanor Hause- man. Second row-Miss Shafer, Muriel Dunlap, Lois Shaffer, Geraldine Robison, Gladys W'arner, Arif-ne Cole, Effie Peck, Marion Cole, Kathleen Dobbins, Jane Merkel, Dorothy Harland, Zella Cottrell, Dagmar Turek, Anna Anthony, Matilda Armstrong: First rowe- Agnes Hager, Suzanna VVare, Jean Ahlman, XVilmzl Horn, Doris James, Gladys Holland, Marion Gleuclinning. Viola Chaiiman, Margaret W'helan, Ma1'g:ii'i-t Dobbins, Zcrviah Booth. Girls, Giee Club Believing with Longfellow that music is the universal language of mankind, one third of the girls of Mentor High have taken advantage of the opportunity offered to become members of the school glee club. At the beginning of the year, a girls' sextette was chosen from the girls' glee club. This group has entertained at P. T. A. programs, school assemblies and at various school programs. By means of the support and enthusiasm of the glee club members, The Bells of Capistrano by Cadman was presented early in March. The glee club also took part in the Mentor High music festival, and the May Day celebration held at the close of school. Miss Shafer is the vocal instructor and is to be congratulated on her splendid work with the girls. thirty-six -, ...Qt , GMRS C A R LF T ,QllDlU :Bells of Capistranon Elegant and gorgeous costumes, striking' and impressive liqhting effects, combined with harmonious and delightful music, furnished a back- ground for very creditable acting, all of which made The Bells of Capis- trano, Me.ntor High School's operetta, a splendid success. The operetta is a work of Charles Wakefield Cadman. Mr. Hendry's faculty orchestra furnished the accompaniment and Miss Shafer coached the production. The principals of the cast were as follows: Hannon Orteuo .... .....,...,.......,.......,..... 1 iussell Abbott I M U , lYIa.rie,. lflleiinor lngorsoll ll-1111011 H blhlele '- 44-- tlnquxtu, Geraldine Robison l -Uarnelita, M2111-Z'kll'1'l Dobbins Marion Alden, their friend ........................... Zvrviali Booth .lunies Alden, .Xlarion's father .. ...... Victor Culvert Professor Anderson .......... ........ I .ynn Jacket! , Robert Van Horn hl6llllllll'S of the professofs class . Leonard llootli l William Ware lAllll'il Anderson ......... Helen Gunesm-li .lake Kraft ...., .. William Marsh Pose . . ..... .... I Bayard Geis Noneetzl . , . . .... Ilois Sllllffvl' Lone Engle .. liayinoud Alunz Billy Burns .. .... Ilill Simmons An old fiflflloi' ...............,.,................... linierson llickvy A chorus ol' sixty lllUllilN'l'S silliporim-ml this cast. lllll'lj'-Sl x ll -V ...Y - f pSCA LET AN c v gg 3 U uclarencev The class of '30 presented Clarence, a four act comedy by Booth Tarkington, March 28, 1929. N The story centered about the stranded soldier Clarencei' who, While applying for a position at Mr. Wheeler's office, became involved in the Wheeler domestic troubles. 'Clarence was introduced to the Wheeler house- hold as Mr. Wheeler's secretary. He soon Won the admiration of the feminine members of the household and assumed the role of confidant to Bobby and Cora Wheeler who placed their petty love affairs in his hands. Clarence's identity was soon discovered and he proved to be a noted entomologist. Peace was finally restored to the Wheeler household when Bobby and Cora returned to school, and Clarence and Miss Pinney made plans to be married. Mr. Slotterbeck, Junior home room advisor, directed the play. The following is the cast: Clarence . . , ............ . Violet Pinney, Cora's Bobby Wheeler ..... Fora Wheeler .... Mrs. Wheeler .... Mr. Wheeler ....., Mr. Hubert Stem .. Mrs. Martyn ...... . Della, the maid ..,. Dinwiddie, the butler lilll'iX'-l'll.Z'ili QOVGI' 16 b ...... Alfred Carr . Dorothy Howells . William Gunesch Honoria Kenninger . . . . . Zella Cottrell . . . . . Bayard Geis ....... Alex Orvos Beth Cole Francis Woodruff . . . . Edgar Dickey -7 v ga SCARLE1' Ano cnAv,,q1 y t ll -.....-4 mx w ,T- ,.,. --,, X uThe Mummy and the lvlumpsv Fictitious characters, amazing' predicamcnts, and humorous situations were all found in the snappy, side-splitting, three-act play enacted by the class of '29 on May 3. The Mummy and the Mumps was one of the best and most outstanding accomplishments of the Senior class. The mumps and the mummy of Queen Bom were responsible for many of the ridiculous plights in which various characters found them- selves. The play was coached by Mr. Mills, The cast included: Sir Hector Fish .. Francis Briscoe . . . William Laidlaw .. James Slarumon or Perkins, the Sheriff Anna Hampton .... Maude Mullens .. Dulcie Dumble , . Agatha Laidlaw . . . Pheobe Beebo . .. Racke. . ..... Walter Cooke Charles Dauuherty William Ware Victor Valvert Leonard Booth Margaret Dobbins ..... Lois Shaffer Eleanor Ingersoll Muriel Dunlap Margaret Whelan lhnlx mn Y ...Q v 1 l p s c A Lgl-: 1' N o c Y 'Mllhji Qther Organizations A number of other organizations and institutions are established at Mentor High School and do their share in aiding in the training for social cooperation. The system of home room organization provides a life here at school that compares to the individual home life in the outside world. Each pupil has a home room to which he must report at morning and noon and before evening dismissal. At the beginning of every school year, class officers and student council representatives are elected by each class. Weekly class meetings are held and good training in parliamentary law is received by all the students in the carrying on and solving of school problems. The Junior Y, a club for boys, is open for membership to any of the younger boys of the school. A card is given to each member with a list of requirements and regulations. If these are all observed, a score of 1000 points is received and a triangle badge is awarded. The presiding officers for the year are Edward Munro, president, Jack Hughes, vice president, Malcolm Shanower, secretary and treasurer, and chairman of program committee, Robert Merkel. Mr. Miller is the faculty advisor of the club. One of the highest honors possible for a Mentor High School student to receive is the Service M letter. This award is given as a signification of a student's successful participation in many diversified school activities and thus having gained the required number of service points. If a student earns eighty points, he is awarded a six inch block letter M, g1'ay with a scarlet border. Sixty points earns a felt letter, and forty points a certifi- cate. Points are awarded for participating in athletics, being a member of the Student Council, being a member of a publication staff, being a class officer, and participating in various other activities. Mentor High School students are given opportunity to develop a sense of aesthetic appreciation, discriminating judgment, and refinement of taste when they elect the art course which is under the direction of Miss Carmen. In the Junior High School, a similar art course is being given and this course is compulsory. Decorative maps were made, pen and ink drawing was done preparatory to taking up painting, and original and copy work was specialized in by some of the High School class, while the making of posters and clay modeling has employed the interest of the Jun- ior High School. fr arf 5' v -'Q ALXHX .fi ff!! 9 xf- nf 9, HEAL TH g g, s c A R LgE 'rf N o c R vggygjqx Elbert Tiscllendsorf Rachel Bryant Roscoe K. Miller Emma Belle Kierns Football Coach Health and Physical Health and Physical School Nurse A1,,,,,,,,,f .,,,.,-Y Education Education V .fllllllllf I I lg!! l.1'lf'1'al1n'e lilftlfhtllllllffllij HEALTH HE fostering and promoting of health is one of Mentor High School's biggest aims. It is realized by all, that a pupil cannot do his best scholastic work when labor- ing under the handicap of physical defects, so every means to prevent, as well as to cure these defects, have been facili- tated at Mentor High School. Our nurse, together with our physical directors, have instructed the pupils in the im- portance of keeping fit as well as in methods for treating' illness. l'orly-in -T 1 C scAm.l-:'r AN G Y,,,Ql,Q Third row-L1-onurd lllooth, VVilliam Marsh. Andrew' Booth, Harold Smith, Earl llogwin, William V4-Ilnwan, t'lil'l'ord Marin-II, IH-tor I,ng'er. S:-cond row-Mr. Tisoln-ndorf, Billy 'l':aylor tlwlaunapgf-rl, f'h:irle-s S:in4lburp,', All-rlv .Ula-n, Victor 1':ilvv-rt, Paul lin'-wv Xlw' 1 . irvos, ilyde- Hal'-. Mr, Milli-r. l ll'Sl row-lluiolml H:nrtn1:in, Hans lin-tzlvr, t'lil'l'or:l'l,o': Lian, Lynn .lm-iurit, l::.y Alunz, lf'r:inr'is Ilulm-1, Vlillizini VVare-, XVillium f:lIlll'Hl'll, Hurry lill4'ilil'l'. Football Mentor's 1928 grid season, although not a great success from the vic- tory standpoint, was, however, all that could be asked for in respect to enthusiastic spirit, team work, and cooperation. The Cardinal light but willing eleve.n began the season against Shore High School and crushed them 18 to O. Lakewood then defeated Mentor but a second Lakewood game was played in which Mentor was victorious. The Perry game was played to a tie and the two weeks later Willoughby de- feated Mentor 12 to 7. C-hardon and Geneva both defeated the Scarlet and Gray. 'Willoughby, Madison, and Painesville in turn won from Mentor. Captain Munz at end position, Clyde Hale at tackle and Alex Orvos at half-back were the stars of the season. Earl Logan, tackle and full- back, displayed some brilliant playing. Fourteen players received letters for their work on the squad. ! Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Shore 0 .. Lakewood 6 ..... Perry T . Uhardon 24 .. Geneva 36 Willoughby 12 .. Madison 31 Painesvillc li 7 ' 1. Q, scARu-:T Ano GRAYJQl'bt 'l'liird l'l!VV'lVllSS Bryant, Marion Davies lNl1lll1l,E!'t l'j, Dorothy Howells, Lillian Nelson, Avis Pole, Miss XV:illcutt. Second row--Mildred Gunesch, Mildred Allen, Eleanor Ingersoll, lJ:1p.1'lii:H' 'Pure-k, Arlene Volt-. First rowgllrsulu llopvr, llc-th Pole, .Ivan Ahlman, Zellzi Uottre . Girls, Basl-tetlaall The girl cagers, although not having one of the must successful sea- sons, showed plenty of effort and pep. The material, though plentiful, was small and inexperienced. Under- classmen made .up most of the team. Only one Senior, Eleanor Ingersoll was on the team and she was elected by the squad for captain. Games were played with Kirtland, Wickliffe, Fairport, Madison and Perry. Captain Ingersoll led in the scoring with 70 points for the season. The girls who received letters were Marion Davies, manager: Beth Cole, Zella Cottrell, Eleanor Ingersoll, Mildred Allen, Dorothy Howells, Mil- dred Gunesch, Lillian Nelson and Arlene Cole. There were several girls who lacked only a few quarters of winning a letter. These were Dagmar Turek, Ursula Roper, Avis Cole, and Eudora Davies. Iurly-loul f 11 1 IQJQXSCARLETH ND cn v Mill Q 'Rack row-Ulmrlvs Ilaufrlwrty tAl:1n:ig's-rl, NYilliunx XV:ir4-, Nc-villo Abbott, Rohn-rt Me-rka-I, Paul liasvy, Hans Ill-tzlvr, Harolfl Smith, William Gum-sc-li. Mr. Miller, Vvarrvn ltir-limonfl tManngv-VJ. Se-1-oml row-ltoln-rt Van Horn, Lynn .lm-It--tl, I.:-onard liooth, lluymoml Munz Earl Logan. First rovvsliavid l rn-y, NViIliam V4-llman, l'oi4-r lliigm-ig Vim-tor Calvert. Boys, Basl-netball Mentor's '28-'29 cagers, although losing more games than they won, showed great form and power in almost all of their games. Several lettermen were back and several former Junior High stars also were included in the squad. The quintet worked on the short-pass, close- shot game and displayed some very efficient passwork. Kirtland brought the Cards to defeat in the season's opener and later in the season they won another close game. Wickliffe defeated Men- tor on Mentor's home floor, and then won a close decision on their own floor. Fairport and Madison both lost a game to Mentor, but in turn they defeated Mentor in a game each. Perry defeated Mentor in two games by a small margin. Raymond Munz was the team's highest scorer, and Leonard Booth, Senior guard, was elected honorary captain at the end of the season by the vote of the squad. Mentor 2-l ... .. Kirtland 38 Mentor Kirtland 29 Nientor Wickliffe 35 Mentor Wickliffe 21 Mentor Fairport 27 Mentor l 2ll1'D0l'f. 19 Mentor .. Perry Ill Mentor Madison 23 Mr,-ntoi' Madison 37 Nlentor ... ... Alumni 29 Mentor ... . ,. Alumni 26 forty 7 1 S G R Lo: v A JQIIDXW liuvk ruw--Miss llrynril, lfrzim-vs XYumlrul'I', Huunrizl K1'lllllllf.1'i'l', Avis Vols-, Illllvn lluya-V, lllllizili N1'iS0ll, l'll'fil' l'I'f'li, .lanv NI:-Vlu-I. 'l'liil'1l 1'u'.x'- .Xl:il'g:'ul'f-l Kul:il'1rx'il-. IW-lil' 1 l'vy, ldlllvlhvllq- S4-nit, flrzicv .lm-wi-ll, l'rsula iiupm-r, Ibiiplinil' 'l'lIl'i'li, Mary Km-pliurt, l':ii!l!l flziff- nvv, Sm-oucl l'llXV-lil'l'lllfilll0 llohison. Doris .lrum-s, .ln-:nn lfl'IlllilljJ,'t'l', lrum Hula-. llflziry Vu-tts, VVilm:i Horn. First row-lin-tli Wolf' illanrnszw-1'J, lmris Spnllvr, Suzunnu XVZlI't', Agn:-s Hager, Jvan Alilnian, Viola lllltlfflllilll, Annu .Xutliony. Girls, Track The girls' track team has been almost as successful in the county contests as have the boys during the last few years. This year's team is endeavoring to uphold the record of one championship and three second places. Graduation took very few of the last year's team, and with their experience the girls should anticipate several victories. Ursula Roper and Dagmar Turek, mainstays of last season, are back and ready to go in the dashes and hurdles. There are also many Freshmen from last year's Junior High champion team, who are trying for varsity places. The girls' schedule is almost identical with the boys' and is hard enough for any track team. Willoughby, Madison, Perry, and Painesville, are to be met and then the county meet will test the team to the utmost, and success for both teams in this meet is, necessary for Mentor to win the championship. l'1Dl'lX-SiN -? g ps c A R Lg: 11 A534 0 ca R Nggl g v if I' l t Vin Horn. Hwruld Hack row-VVilli:im Vellninn, Vtfendell Mellon, Mr. 'i'lSl'lll'llll0' , to wr a . Taylor, Ruvnion Holickvy qAl:nmu's-rl. Sm-nnfl row--l'lyde Hull-, llwiglit Boyer, Paul . linsvy, Mvrls- Alle-n, Andrvw lloolh, Uhzirlvs Illmclvs, llnlwrlci llurmlmi, .Xlvx Orvos, llill Qinimons, Lynn .hu-kr-tt. Bo S, Trac Boys' track, at press time, is not very far advanced, but prospects are for another bright season. During the last four years of county track competition, the Scarlet of Mentor has taken three championships. Last year the boys made a good County record and practically the same team is back, with some valuable new members. Alex Orvos captains this year's track and field team. Dwight Boyer, Wendell Mellon, Clyde Hale, Robert Van Horn, Harold Taylor, Lynn Jack- ett, Leonard Booth, Bill Simmons,, Merle Allen and Charles Rhodes will probably be the outstanding contestants. In the first annual indoor meet the Juniors Won highest honors with the Sophomores second, Seniors third, and Freshmen last. Dual meets have been arranged with various schools i.nc1uding Will- oughby, Madison, Perry and Painesville. I'urty-sm' -7 - aw N en v x x my Scenes from the health dvpurtmunt I411l't5'-1-iglxt -7 --T 1 Vocaiional Guidance f lak 5 c A LiE 1' N c R Y LQIQBQ Geraldine Clark Elbert Tischendorf Musettie Dell Walcutt Hmm' l1'l'UllU711l-FS lllanual 11115 flHlIllIl'l'l'I'tIf L. J. ' ' ' A I 1' x'ak..4.L.-lug,-.dl 'I I' If VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE Mentor High School realizes that one of the largest tasks is to pre- pare and instruct its pupils in vocational lines, so that when they have been graduated they are prepared to do some practical work. With this aim in view various, vocational departments have been created where a pupil may specialize in the line of work which interests him and which prepares him to secure a position after graduation or to go to higher educa- tional training. Hftv Q' ,ii , Y ff misss A R Q 0 R v muxg Manual Arts Under the able management of Mr. Ti.schendorf, head of the manual training department, the projects carried out this year in this field of work have been original in quality and varied in idea. This year the department has been located in the new portable build- ing, which consists of four rooms. The effectiveness of this course is due to the abundance of material and machinery with which to work and the suitable place in which to use them. In cooperation with the domestic science department, a model walnut bed1'oom set, with the necessary furnishings made entirely by the sewing classes, has been fitted out for the school exhibit and the fair exhibit. The bedroom set consists of a bed, chest of drawers, a vanity dresser and bench, a cedar chest, a night table, a spinet desk, and a chair. This de- partment is also making walls and windows from beaver board to give the realistic impression of a bedroom. In the third year, opportunity is given to the student of either spec- ializing in architecture or of taking advanced furniture making. This year there are twenty-one in this class, ten of whom are taking the ade- Vanced furniture making and eleven the architecture. Hfty-one 1 - AL' JQJQ SCARLFT AN en v 'gglmu Home Economics Mrs. C-lark, head of the home economics department, has succeeded in making this year's work in that direction both profitable and interesting to her pupils. The cooking classes have devoted much of their time to the planning of meals and the making of foods. Colorful smocks and pajamas have been made by the Junior High girls while the Freshmen have become interested in health posters. The Sophomore girls have studied colors and types and have demonstrated their knowledge of what they, individua!1y, should wear by making silk and cot- ton dresses. They have spent considerable time, also, on scrap-fashion books. The Junior sewing classes have made flannel ensembles. All of the classes have united in furnishing the bedroom which is to be the combined project of the domestic science classes and the manual arts classes. This bedroom is to be on exhibit at Mentor school exhibit, and also at the Fair. The articles which the sewing classes are making to furnish it are sheets, pillow slips, dimity curtains, two lamps, a vanity set, and silk pillowsj Other individual projects for this year have been pleated lamp shades, fancy waste-baskets, aprons, slips, and woven rugs. fifty-two -, ...t , ll Commercial Department The commercial department has been under the direction of Miss Walcutt this year. A student who follows this course is eligible to take typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, commercial law, and business English. In the second year the student studies bookkeeping, and in his third and fourth years the remainder of the commercial subjects are given with the exception of commercial law, which is elective. The average number of words a minute for first year typing students is 30 and for second year students, 45. Pins are awarded for 40, 50, and 60 words a minute, the first being bronze, the second, silver, and the third, gold. Each year Mentor enters students in the County Typewriting and Shorthand Contest. The first year students of typing who entered the contest this year were William Davies, Edna Gaffney and Edith Jepson. The contestants in the novice shorthand group were Eloise Lingafelter, Doris Koehler, and Edith Kaiser. In the second year of typing and short- hand, Pauline Dayton, Marion Davies, and Helen Gunesch were contestants. flfty-three fl , gli- W4-1 . 1 JG, slc A R LE 'r AN D c nAYQ,qyjbx' gag SCA LAFT Ano cn v IQMU Tliirel rfmw-l-larolcl Smith, XYilli:1m XYarv, Louise I'ap,'4-, Allll'L1'il1'l'f Ilohhins, Zellu Uuttrv-ll, ,Xrlvxiv Vol'-, XVar1's-n liichmoml. Svmmd l'llW-Xlrilllvl' Unoliv, Mrs. George, Muriel liunlzip. lflllvn lluys-1, Imiotliy Howe-Ils, Ilonoria lie-nningie-r, llnymund Munz. XfVilliam Mar:-ull. First row -Luis Sliuiin-r. .Uma 'l':inswc-ll. KiIll',!,'Jll'llt XX'hc-I:ui. lflilitln Vl'Hllll'l'S, ll:-th Vulv. Suza,nn:n XV:ir1-. The Com- entor For the past Your years the students oi' Mentor High School have succeeded in editing every two weeks an exceptionally fine paper, the Com--Mentor. Under the auspices of Mrs. George, head of the English department, the Com-Mentor has progressed to such an extent that, during the year 1928, it carried off the honor of second place in the state contest for a paper published by a student body of Mentor's size. The student heads of the paper this year are Margaret Whelan, editor- in-chief, and Walter Cooke, business manager. Under their combined ef- forts the paper has published school news and accounts of athletic events, the best editorials and poems, and the most interesting advertisements for the local merchants. IiI'ty-You 1' ' ,1 -7 -W 1 J QSCA L-ET AN cn v LQIQMU -ICYQVXN , . .,,,f THiS U Youn V5 Hf C29 4 T- I '-'em 1-Afw .swf A Hoof' , Raef .ov -., , 1 ,gv sig, MG: Qegovvf' , 'Vf' ff W avid 665 'N in --Ei , L, 'UB M,5G:svewN.f ' Afiw-.wi l I . GLEN ' 'we-' .fE1 w'A,l, REME mmm THE Pmnq OF Hz? 111 n . 'Gb x5 c A I: 11 A5 N Jgyjmx I'tv-MY 41 T V Adver- tlsements Yfzf.-A, - 737' fix om 'QQ 111944 Q. u mmm -------..-----------------..-..-----.. ..---..-.T - ...-- --..----N----------.:z-..------..------....g-u-------.j q TO OWN A HOME ls a most Worthy ambition. He Who learns tc- save While young Will never starve or be without a shelter over his head. When you begin to earn money, start a savings ac- count-'put a liberal part of your earnings into it. Soon you Will have enough to make a down payment on a home. Home owners make the best citizens and the happiest members of any community. Think it over. The Mentor Lumber 8z Supply Co. Mentor, Ohio R. L. Dunlap-President-Manager. The Lake County Republican Herald Congratulates the Students and the Faculty on the splendid progress of their school : We consider it a credit to the community ,E The Lake County Republican Herald 'El Willoughby, Ohio Q The newspaper devoted to the best interest of Mentor i ------------ .----------------------------------------------------.----..f--------------- - Beautify Mentor PLANT CHOICE ROSES Price list on request CLIFF LUTHER : Phone 380123 Painesville -------------------- ----------------- I ll l Q' --will 0 l6L Joram 3 - - ..--------- .......... - ........., , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,, M, un- - - .- - l .- ,, , Y Y L -.w-----,.----- --- ---- ---migi HUIDG PHS ive Brewer This is our third year of service to Mentor Hi School and We Wish to congratulate the class of 1929 and thank them for their patronage. Be Photographed Five years from now you'l1 be glad 5 The Kirby Studio 280 S. St. Clair St. Tel. 979 Painesville, Ohio E ift I fr -'i a i gexem --------------------------------------.:l5-------,-----..-Q-.-.----:53:5.:--5:-------.i.:i5-----.l.5V1 I ME TOR FOOTHILL The ideal place for a beauiyful homesiie On Mentor Avenue opposite Mentor High School L. J. Dickey C. L. MASTERS 8z SONS Lumber, Mill Work, Coal and Builders' Supplies g Phone 316 E Hart St. at Nickel Plate R. R. Mentor, Ohio If Fuel We : For E-VEYY Need Save You Money E B sara of' C I Save You Worry est e ecte oa s erve ou Call Us Up Sjtisfacxn-ily Refreshing lce Cream Soda That brings a charming chill ln your throat at will You Will enjoy meeting your friends here for lingering refresh- E ment that makes you glad you are thirsty. ' MENTOR P1glAR1vl,AcY --.-----..----------------------, --.---------..----.- I 1 f 10 , s c A R L E 're n c R sggljmv --------------------..--.--------------..m-----------.---------------- ------- ------ -5----Q--5 I Winfield's Barbecue HOME MADE PIES OUR SPECIALTY -q-y------------------..---------------.1------------ G RA H A M P AIG E SALES ooo SERVICE See Us Before You Buy Your Car . Tel. 470 61 Erie St. Willoughby, O. So Many Now Prefer Buying At YOUDATH PERENNIAL GARDENS , Mentor, Ohio NURSERIES Stop 64 75 Acres of Perennials, Bulbs, Shrubs, Trees, Evergreens E Visitors Welcome Stop in or Write for Free Catalog l ALWAYS OPEN E Compliments of L. B. BOOTH REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES NOTARY PUBLIC 5 Phone 273 Mentor Mentor Avenue S ---------..-----..--- ------------------- ----------------------..-.----4 Y fQLx5CARLvFT AN cn vpqyjm ' PRI TI RE LT F YOU are Wise you will be m ore c oncerned about the copy in your advertising, let- ters and circulars than about the kind of paper they are printed on or the cost per thousand. A customer of ours once said, I don't care what I pay for a thing if it produces results in pro- portion to its cost. By helping folks get better re- sults from their printing We have built up a substantial business. We would appreciate an opportunity to Work for you. Will you set the time for a call? No obligation of course. ,.-GI5'7f' I u.i i,.-i:.: N J l ,...,-Z' x xx . 'QA-mx , X ' 31 3 F - W ' , f A f7' .1 ' ' - Y ' If ,. A' q u- xl: XX if .. . X The Painesville Telegraph 46 North State St. Job Printing Dept. Phone 42 T l -v ...i - wic - eQ2.43.QQ,ml1mg gunna--- ----------f 1 - - - - --- --- -- -------li JIM HARRIGER GOODYEAR TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES SHOP AND ROAD SERVICE Phone 378 Mentor Yard on Nickel Plate Ry. Telephones: Office 160Wg Yard 35 E J. H. SMITH ' C O A L Willoughby, Ohio CANTEEN Next to Mentor's Beautiful H. S. 5 All meats served in sandwiches are baked or roasted in my own Q ovens. It makes a difference i Meals served at all hours You smile when you pay t tl -7 -W Q ------.----p------.v---------- ------------------------ f f aci.39.e.a5.Le- N D c ww Ldllmv ' ' ' ' ' --II - - --- - - - ------ --- ------ -----..-1 I F. E. SPAULDING 8z SON Meats and Groceries Phone 267 Mentor, Ohio E 2 Deliveries-2 and 4 O. L. CARLTON Fancy and Staple Groceries Vegetables and Fruits in Season Phone 243 Delivery Service Mentor, Ohio 5 ---------------- --pqppp------Q--------p----------- ------------------------ H. M. SWAINE Dealer in Builders' Sz General Hardware, Paints, Oils and Oil Stoves Telephone 290 Mentor, Ohio E ! ill -7 scAnu:'r Ano n rgql t -.-:.-.rap-----..----.-------..------------.-------------------.-- .-.-.-------------------------.-- ., Willoughby Motor Sales OLDSMOBILE, OAKLAND and PONTIAC CARS 72 SL 84 Erie Street - I I I I We've added a full line of Evergreens, Hardy Shrubs, and Perennials to our regular florist's work. Let us serve you. GOOD WILL USED CARS Willoughby 324 Edward Mueller, Mgr. Henry Merkel Greenhouses : Mentor Ave. Phone 282W E Phone 654 Chrysler WALLACE COURT Distributor of Chrysler and Plymouth Motor Cars 93-95 N. state st. Painesville, ohio v Pi ' IGQ S CARL-ET Ano c v 195 I U ,F ............. -- - .... ................ , ............. ..................................... - - - Diplomas Invitations School Supplies Office Supplies 5 Desk-Chairs Filing Cabinets gl Printing Engraving The Educational Supply Company Cleveland -:- Painesville --:- Willoughby If . RADIO HEADQUARTERS MAJESTIC ATWATER-KENT 5 CARLTON HARDWARE co . RADIOLA .------------------------------1-------------------------------------------------------------------- E Below is a partial list of MENTOR policy-holders of the ' Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Ahlman, C. J. Freshley, F. M. leadbetter, C. D. Brandstaetter O. Harrier J P l Norman, H. C. Page, Wm. H. , g , . M. Madsen, au Bryson, Neville Heath, F. M. Markell, M. C. Peters, J. W. Cole, A. L. Horn, G. L. Mather, J. R. Rice, D. R. Cole, E. W. Johnson, Fr. H. Miller, A. C. Schultz, E-lmer Dickey, J. J. Klyn, G. K. Miller, N. R. Seeley, W. W. E Dunlap, R.. L. Kile H. G. Moes, J. L. . Tischendorf, E. W. ' Ask any of these gentlemen what they think of NORTH- ' WESTERN MUTUAL SSFVICQ and Dividends I g DAVID C. BOWEN 5 Willoughby, Ohio Phone No. 1 -------------------------.--.--------------------------- ---.-....... - sixty-six ----------------------- -, ,Ni W I. scA LHETY N en v Ellhj 15 ----- '--'- Q 1EE'E4.. 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These are two I I of the largest companies in the United States and I have the honor to represent I both of them. g I When visiting in Connecticut last fall I made a special stop at Hartford to call g I at the Home Office and meet the officials of these companies. I was certainly im- I I pressed with the wonderful system to the policy holder and the character of the I I officials who protect and preserve their splendid record of safe insurance. II I I I ROBERT M. CASE I I n I 5 Real Estate Phone 247 8z 211W Fire Insurance 5! Bl --------'- -' ' ' ' - ' - ' : 1 r -12'-F5331 sixty-sf-x v .ge .i - scA Ll-:T AND GR Y Ql.h o---n----------- -q 1-1--gunna:-1------pq- 11-11-1111 1-1---------'--.p.----n--n------,.---2--l'ZJ--'- ..-.-..,.,, , ,T BEEBOWER BROTHERS Dealers in Feed, Grain, Flour, Poultry and Builders, Supplies High Grade Coal---Cement Phone 208 Mentor Branch Chas. V. Bleil, Mgr. E u-l-i----i2------in-----------pq------1-Q--1 1---H 1--- .-----------------1.1---ff.--, --.. -------------- MENTOR FLORAL COMPANY Bedding and Vegetable Plants in Season Floral Designs, Cut Flowers and Potted Plants if At All Times Phone Mentor 252 -------9--Q--4-Q-- 1---4--q--------------.--- ---.------------J--4--.-1--------. --f f--. -------.,-1----.. l Greetings to our friends and patrons. It is now time to plant 5 Azaleas, exclusively grown by 5 DONEWELL NURSERIES CO. J. W. Kallay 8: Sons E Office Mentor Ave. Painesville, Ohio E EVERGREENS A SPECIALTY E High Grade Nursery Stock -1--.---1-1-1--ununnuu--.vm --------------- T I Y - -7 1954. s c A R Li: 13, N o c RAY LDIQMQ Smith's Chevrolet Sales Firestone Tires and Tubes Prest-o-Lite Batteries WELDING-REPAIRING l Day and Night Service Phone 202R Mentor Ave. E I I Every Business Day of the year finds us awake to the responsibil- i ity of our jobs of better Store-Keeping. 1lTo find merchandise 5 with character and style. flTo make purchases in right places at E right prices. 1lTo assemble our goods, and assist customers in E selecting suitable things. 1lTo give better service and better 5 Service. We are proud of this store's alertness to the needs of E our customers. 7 THE GAIL G. GRANT CO. Service and Value Givers for 36 Years --QQ----.-------------------------.-----------------------------------Q C. L. FREEMAN Quality Market Meats, Fish and Poultry : Delivery Service Phone 264 E 1 --r --'Q ILQ SCA LFT N cn v Milly g!.--------.-- ---- ---- ----- ------ ----- -----:-- -g.--- ----------- --.p--..---------------p---:Qq For Good Material and Better Service -: See :- Stow Lumber 8z Coal Company E 41 Church St. Phone Willoughby 20 I W. E. Rasey, Mgr. Complimente of BOYER'S MARINE LANTERN - I 5 Stop 50 Mentor Avenue ---------------- -----------------np---------p------------p--------------------q-------. 1vuLo G. DANIELS COAL AND ICE DAILY ICE DELIVERY PHONE 488 ..? -T- IGLE P- N D c v 195133 ---4-.------------------------------------..--------------..-.----------------- . -------.-..-----..q COMPLIMENTS of the MENTOR P. T. A. JOHN B. COLE Buick Authorized Dealer . 63 Spaulding st. Willoughby, ohio ALWAYS OPEN GEO. DEN BOEF Painter and Decorator g I I I 1045 Cadle Ave. Tel. Mentor 470 Mentor, Ohio E wr --gr R, .VT , g g! 5 c A R L-E 'ILA N o ca R Y LQIIBQ '. 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