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

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, 1 D. R. RICE Principal To the Seniors of Mentor High School: Four years ago the doors of Mentor High School swung open to welcome the class of 1930 into the fuller and richer life of our school. Time has passed and you are now ready to take your departure and enter into new fields of interest. During your stay it has been the purpose of the school to have each one of you learn each successive day a little bit more to stand alone, to carry on without over-sight and direction, to control your own interests and desires, and to direct your own conduct towards worthy ends. The most important test of our school's efficiency is the degree to which we have made ourselves not indispensable but dispensable to you, and have taught you self guidance, self discipline, and self control, which you will. now be called upon to exercise. The citizens of Mentor believe in education. They have provided these excellent educational opportunities in order that you may be prepared by self mastery to meet the competition of this day. Your four years of school life at Mentor have been of mutual benefit to both yourselves and the school. You have experienced the full rich life of our opportunities here, and the school has become a finer and better school because of your stay. As you graduate, we wish for you all the fullest possible measure of success as you take your next step in life and endeavor to apply some of the valuable lessons you have learned here. Most cordially yours, I fl ' 1 ' SCVCTI ,- ,

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E. W. Tischenfdorf Industrial Arts Football and Track Coach Isabel Nolan Librarian Rolla A. Hole Iirziss lnstrunients Elizabeth Whipple Junior High Penmanship John Kennon Williams Reed Instruments V -+- gl Ss Q3 rd all 9 ill 83451 lm' I iifflfi U ,.- fsgwiff' I K f .iz lr fl 'QQ nQQm1: lfJyll - V ri, ,Q MU l ,LQ ra v A . Nfl? H 2 rj 'll 'V l liz yi? . Beryl C. Brenaman ww Home Economics b Francis Hendry Orchestra and Instrumental lbffpartment Director Ruth Shafer Vocal Music Glenn U. Phillips Stringed Instruments Carol E. Mason Art Gertrude Cole qchool Secretary nine