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

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The Office Staff ltlembers of the office staff have evidently followed Emerson's advice and Hhitched their wagon to a star, the business star. They form a five point constellation in the field of office experience, and the magnetic force holding them together is school service. Rach member of the staff has his special duty to perform, and his time is spent in earnest work until each duty has been well accomplished. lllelvin Wyant has a very busy morning, taking care of absence slips, phone calls, and all the many inquiries that seem necessary to start the day properly. .Terry Osborne is our private mailman. He gathers, sorts, and delivers the school mail. Louise Harriger has the difficult task of general treasurer,s work. Marie Pervorse is the students, pet, enemy. She writes up all denlerits, and posts the ninth 'period lists. In the afternoon Dorothy Cartwright again checks the absence lists, and enters all absences in the kardex system, in this way keeping the attendance record up to date each day. Along with these special duties are those general ones of answering phone calls, delivering any bulletins to the teachers, and taking charge of the store room. All of these duties are carried out under the supervision of Miss Gertrude Pole, the school secretary. lVithout her help and direction our little universe would og into stray comets, meteors, and perhaps even become lost in the llilky lvavl NINE

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Superintendent Dale R.. Rice VVe occupy a universe that is never beheld the same by any two occupants. Some people see the universe as vast and extended, others find it limited, even cramped. To one individual the universe is varied and alluring, while another individual thinks it monotonous and boresome. To find and know your universe you must think and readgand experience. Do these things and the more you will enjoy, understand, and appreciate the phenomena of life, the more you will feel at home in a world that is yours. The educational program of our community is granted by our citizens and administered through our board of education. It is their desire that you as students broaden your horizon, your universe, through your eager pursuit ol' knowledge to the utmost hounds of human thought. In the fields of art, litera- ture, science, music, and even the practical arts there are locked treasures to be opened. The administrative authorities of our school wish to extend to you as sen- iors and students their heartiest. wishes and greatest encouragement. They hope you continue, in school or out, to strive toward that greater understand- ing through knowledge of this universe in which we live. I , , I The Board Of Education E. H. Schultz VVm. C. Merkel W. J. Daniels II. H. lloefler Dr. C. B. Ellii President Vice-Pres. Clark

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Faculty -k -Ir i' i Irma Jones H. .l.. Ohio Ivlll'l'I'I'Nif.Il llislory, Mutlienmtics Dorothy Boynton Oren T. Casey li. .'l.. Oberlin Uolleyo lf. S., lffnt Sfaln l7nivm'sity Hygiene, Pliysiwil Emlumition Gem-ml Sq-if-nge, Imlugtriill Arts Kenneth H. Kay B01'y1B1'0namfm ll. N.. in. Jlzmir. llnlrlwin 13. S., Ohio State Uni'Um'.viLy 1V,,11,,,.f, p,,H,,y,, Home liconomics, Cafeteria Music Glgyfyudg C010 Ii0lllS Kl'8,llSS S1II'll.!'l'l'iflH l:llSlllI'SS College B- -1.. -flf10llJON U0ll0!l0. Svliool Sf?CI'l'llll'y JI. A.. l'V. R- U- lfliiglisli, Salesmanship, Gen- eral Science, Dmmzltics Rclwarcl ltlasonbrink JI. Ohio Slain Uni- H. A., Lake Erie Uonege UL' M U . , . Languages Biology, Pliyslrul hclllcation, Athletic Couch Helen Craig if io ,fi N W fd i i i TEN rf f .ff