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

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LYTLE STONE His smile is worth u million dol- lars, And it doc-sn't cost an cent. BEN CRAXVFORD Yet a mighty genius lies hid under this rough exterior. JAB1ES DE GEORGE l was not born for courts or great affairs: I pny llly debts, believe, and say lny prayers. STERLING Ali11S'1'Ii0NG There isn't anywhere under the sun, A better lover of good clean fun. RlT'FH VVINFIELD She has fl lnerry love of little things, And Il bright flutter of speech. BILL DANIELS XVhnt plaguey Inisehief und :nis- hnps D0 dog hinl still with after clnps. 1xIAll'1'HA CHASE She walks in beauty like the night Of clourlless chimes und starry skies. JOYCE LI Fli1'Ilt You huve a nimble wit: I think ,twus made of Atalantavs heels. PARMALEE SXVAINE He's :n friend of yours, a friend of niine, Today, tomorrow to the end of time. FRANK FATICA VVhut ever he did, was done with so much ease, In him alone 'twas natural to please. STANLEY YARD I live or die to serve :ny friends. CARL HABIBIEL He reminds us of the splendor of Mars, For he is Il hero, in this sniall world of ours. i' uk SEVENTEEN

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ELAINE Buowr: Her lovely golden hair Glemns like Yenus fair. IJUMLEY Wr1,soN For 'tis ZIIWVIIYS fair wenther Xvhen good fellows get together. DORIS 1i00'1'1I A willing heart adds feather to the heel And mukes this girl u winged Mercury. H BIARIE PERVORSE She shows forth like :l nieteor red Nothing but good of her ean be said. BIALCOLM SCOTT His mind his kingdom, and his will his luw. HELEN IJECK Her high erected thoughts look down upon The snliling vnlley of her fruit- ful heart. JACK IXHLMAN A man of wisdom and n num of grace. ROBERT' LOUDEN Stardom wus meant for men like him, Smart, hundsome, tall and slim. BETTY TAYLOR A dnngliter of the gods, divinely tall And most divinely fair. DALE BARNES XYhen studies und fun eolne to- gether He tukes fun-not the other. VERDABELLE IXBBOTT Bright gent instinct with lnusic- CLAEE SMALLXVOOD Beauty cost her nothing, Her virtues were so ture. W 'A' 'A'

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BIERLE MALTBY His music is the poetry of the air. MERWIN HUNKIN Know from the hounteous heav- ens all riches flowg And what man gives, the gods by man bestow. RALPH LAMOS I wrestle for lny credit. PHILIP MIGHTON The kind of man who acts tough But a diamond-really, in the rough. FRANCES HITNSICYKICIQ 0h, thou art fairer than the eve- ning air Glad in the beauty of a thousand stars. 'IXHERESA FA'l'IC1X True beauty dwells in deep re- treats. BERNADINE IQIESTEIL She goes quietly along: her way, Never having too lnueh to say. BETTY DAVIS Her pretty face and mid-night hair Are constellations found but rare. JACK SPIETH Great thoughts, like great deeds, Need no trllinpet. DONALD Moss He and his Ford star together. It goes for him in any kind of weather. JOHN HORN This is the lad who lives for fun Thatls why his homework was always done. JACK PHELIJS He held his seat, a friend to hu- lllall race. ir 'A' ir EIGHTEEN