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

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JUNIORS John Booth “H arper’s” May Jean Agard “Scribners” Johanna Armstrong “Needlecraft Magazine” Arthur Canfield “Open Road for Boys” Clark Collins “Red Cat” Margery Bave “Vanity Fair” Gretchen Brown “M e-Calls” William Hauler “Woman’s Home Companion” Clifford Dean “Adventure” Ruth Campbell “For-um” Bertha Carrel “Scholastic” Clement Dewalt “Country Gentleman” Richard Dey “Outlook” Frieda Carrel Aviation” twenty-four

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SENIORS CECELIA WILSON “Sugar and spice and everything nice—” suggests “Cela”. You take hard work, a really lovely voice, nice black curly hair, acting ability, a de¬ lightful sense of humor, mix them all up, and the conclusion is “Cela”, the Girl Reserve presi¬ dent. ARRITON VERBSKY We’ll say that Arriton was most prominent in dramatics—the operetta and various plays. Next, he is interested in almost anything that suggests basketball. Third, he is a best friend of Emer¬ son. Fourth and last, “he’s a jolly good fellow.” IRENE WINTERSTEEN Irene represented the M. H. S. girls at the county quiz-book contest, this year. Last year she num¬ bered in the “Call of the Banshee” cast. She also belongs to the Girl Reserves. She says that her favorite study is English. ELMER WARNER Red hair in this case denotes a lack of temper and an excess of good fellowship. He’s big and athletic—“Red” is! One always expects to see him on the football field and basketball floor. Who doesn’t like men who blush? ■m

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JUNIORS Mildred Cartwright “The Blue Book” George H AUSMAN “Judge” Jack Hughes “Life” Eleanor Clause “Outdoor Life and Recreation Helen Dickey ‘ Delineator” Homer Hull “House Beautiful” James Jewell “The Ohio Farmer” Marjorie French “Good Housekeeping” Marion Hanks “Bill Board” Frank Liske “American Mercury” Edwin Logan “Sportsman” Virginia Heil “Drama” Marjorie Ingersoll “Musician” Ro GER LUSE “Cosmopolitan” twenty-five