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

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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 -

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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