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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1941 volume:

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' V N--. 1 , I Long Mz11' It Wave CHRDIHHL 1941 rl PHC I V' C' ww C I rloH4 Von Dcuiru Hclnn Mfvw xAnn Fl er ' Ellzabcfh Moore Lnlllcn Wnndu Ruchurd Allchun Margucrufc Chrusmon Gcorgcunnc Slvnkcrd f Donald Holland Morlonc Ahlmcn Jccn Dcwolr Jean Dowsor- Marv Zcxrdnn Lois Roy Helen Lmgcfellcr ACK Cr ' mo w Mx , lllli, lX Y rx ' Um s X r A Y nv, ufwrll 1 r l ' ' fhr ' I uv , , 1 l 'Sh 1 M 5 - , ' ' 5 f Ilw1v f2'.' 21' I , .lm ' wi., ' lJohn Ronally X . . lf V ,, l T I 1 S . fl, R ,V+ Y v ' Tlf ll ul- 'fl' 'lmvl M. ' ,M nww U' li H ' l l f v 1' lf-H fql ,v 4-r-,Q Dlrgcfly from thc IIIIQWCH We qlvc you Johnny Q Susie IS hls gurl friend They II show our school to you ww-QR wigxg an N do 6 J 2-K 452 x ' I - 2 I ,, X A 'Q' Y! V 1 y , K 1 -f X .S 'i, 'Qi 13 1, ' je -e-55 : , :c'::5. ' .Je :U A , - 25 - R, iff- L- Vi 7 y d 6 '- if ' fits? X xx? ,rf FY , Q:T'f' 1 if fy if if xx ' ' f MU q lflbr CQIQUIVIAL VICTU I94l ENTLIN G MR LOUIS JOHNSON The entire student body wlll of Cardinal Notes IO this trlb ute to the man wha was largely responsible for the band s new unnforms We gratefully dedn cate this annual to hum Louis A Johnson l 1 I certainly wish to join the staff HL TR Table of Contents A Cardinal Trubuh. Admmusfrahon a 5 lei' Pegg Pages I0 21 Pagus ZZ P lL 5 5 11 J ' ' . .4 Cl 'asus N -37 pr y aj '5 an J X ' 1 57 cg -, V W V1 6 HW M Susie shows you where to look To Find what you wont in this book I J iii:- '. 53113. 534253 'qazyebiqg ' i'12.-3' is-T553 ' a IO -' .1i'f'3f.af 4 h -15 115-'gf .. ' l . .. - 'FAU : ' X ., I ,, 1 1 W Tek-' Q W, ,Q . .. . W fm, 'wfihv 'Q . 7 .Q 4 , ' -K. , u v 'A i af4K 'iff' -KN .53 im. VA W ' W K A f M .. - , is W 2 S , . , ...-, .. yn W. mr Nr w V M r .f 1-. 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I I I I ' v SUPERINTENDENT DALE R RICE Noted for his willingness to cooperate with students and teachers Dale R Rice supermtends the Mentor Rural Schools M Rice tactfully copes with problems concerning anything from raising SISO OOO for o new elementary school to handling irate parents who demand to know why their studious Johnny got a D in his tory organized meeting of teachers in the world when on November 2 l94O he was elected president of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association ertdetDIeR e l thirteen , . ' ' . r. I . . . . ,, ,, . . F Mr. Rice's executive ability was recognized by the largest . . . I I . . , I Sup in en n a . Ric REGINA E HANWAY B S M Oho State Umvers ty College Preparatory Englash and Publucahons GENEVIEVE M KELLY BS Hiram College General Englsh and Dramahcs DONNA LO B S Olferbeln College Jun ar H gh Englsh As Tschankowskl and Wagner drifted through the ether Johnny and has fellow cherubs learned to associate tune muslc with thenr apprecnatnon of great literature whuch If fully understood would help enrich and glornfy theur llves Johnny also learned to wrnte sclentnflcally annotated papers overflowing with blbluo graphnes and outlunes lalong with charm verve and personalntyl so that he wall surely be fully equnpped to attaun a Ph: Beta Kappa key at college l-low does one spell protonerna9 What programs may be heard on the radio at 3 l29 Who are three famous Amerlcan poets? All these questlons and many more could be answered by Susie after a year ln the general Engllsh department Mass Kellys classes are desngned to gave a practical back ground In lnterature trannlng an wrntlng and speaklng and a knowledge ot grammar and spelllng along wnth the modern phases of Engllsh such as radlo and movnes fourteen if l I J . , I . , . . I VE, , , English Department Forergn Languages and Library As a Latrn freshman Johnny sum es est ed to the best ot hrs abrlrty untul sprung came when he started sending am te s across the room to Susre Mrss Craag was always toler ant however because she knew that nn order to master has Irregular verbs Johnny would have to study, sooner or later With the advanced rank of sophomore Johnny and Susie tralled Caesar over the Euro pean contlnent, and returned weary and worn out from therr campargnung When the Latrn lovers became obstreperous or thrrsty tor even more knowledge they were given permrssron to go to the lrbrary where under Mass Danrels s watchful eye their Latnn background developed Reachrng junror status Johnny and Susle were Introduced to French when on the frrst day they were taught to recrte Comment allez vous? ' Soon they were amazrng frvends wrth th rr swrft narratrons of French ancedotes Wnth typrcal senior drgnrty Johnny and Susre uncomplaunungly declined rrregular verbs and mas tered subjunctnve modes EUNICE STEVENS HELEN CRAIG B A ESTRILLA DANIELS B S Ohro State Umversrty Lake Erre College Assrstunt Lrbranan Forergn Languages BoEL:?el,s?:5e:f lm::2::ny Lrbrarran frfteen I I . ,, ,, . .. . . I - - I ' II I II ' ' ' I I I I - I I I I I I - ' II I 1 I ' ' N. . I - , . . y , . ., - - - - B. S. ln L. S. 'ilgflif r I ' ,fr l 1 sg Social Sciences Haven t you voted before? Susue slyly asked Johnny as he trued to sneak nn an extra straw ballot on electron day One of the prlncnpal progects of the Amerlcan govern ment classes thas year was to erect polls and conduct a votmg booth In the school Every one from faculty and sensors on down was Invited to come ln register and vote for hrs favorite men nn natnonal and local polltlcs Doctrines Washington lboth George and D C J legislatures etc gave American has tory classes an understandnng of their country From cavemen to l-lntler world history told Johnny the story of manlund and the an fluences of happenungs of old on happennngs of today Gauchos lndlans and Latln Amerlcans lnvaded the audltorlum for a Lcxtnn Amer: can assembly presented by the world history classes on Friday March Zlst ln ns lunnor hugh courses Johnny studied most of the nmportant countrues combnnnng the hustorucal geographucal economuc and soclologscal elements of each DUDLEY TWERELL A B NOEL WICAL A B Huram College Bethany College Jumor Hugh Hustory Socnal Studnes and Hnstory 1' sixteen n I ll 1 11 - - - ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - - I - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 I I I ' , . . , . . CLYDE BENNETT B S MARY BARTHALOW B S Baldwun Wallace College Ohio State Umversuty Mafhemahcs and Science Mathemahcs Sciences and Mathematics Wnth the completlon of freshman algebra and practlcal mathematncs Johnny became complete master of xs and ys after conslderable tutorung on Susles part Susie became expert at balancing budgets and wrltmg checks From general science they gauned widespread knowledge of luft pumps stars and rad nators whale blology taught them the usefulness of bugs functions of the human body and names of odd celled anlmals Fumes from hydrogen sulfide and sad results from sulpheruc acid were the only bug bears of Susle s and Johnny s year of chemistry Susie wlll long remember the day when Johnny nearly went to pieces as a result of an experument wlth chlonne gas Passing physucs wnth flymg colors Johnny and Susie fmushed a year of levers motors batterles and sound waves wnth only a short curcunt here and there to dusrupt classes Mr Bennett was teted at a Hallowe en party from which cider was saved for experlments later ln the year seventeen .---3--+ -- V - v 'Q l , . . , . . 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HELEN EVANS B S ROBERT STONEMAN B S Ohro State University Ohro State Umvcrsrty Art Music Flne Arts Valentmes Christmas cards and spotter prnnts were some of Johnnles accomplish ments IH art class Under the eagle eye of Mass Evans he made masks ot Ubangus and drew puctures of lnduans for the sensor movue When sprung came Johnny spent most of hns trme srttnng on a window srll where he could sketch the beautntul tulrps In the court and mcldentally gaze at Susue across IH the lnbrary After a strenuous season of marchmg at football games the band settled down to more sedate musrc whuch together wlth a few brusk marches constituted the concerts glven at Andrews Chardon and at the Apru' muslcale A boys quartet composed of lusty smgers sang Negro spnrntuals and ballads on oc casuon and the maxed chorus appeared In public at Intervals Johnny slngung solo parts an The Light ot Dawnlng and Come to the Farr Recordungs at smglng were made by Mr Stoneman and played tor the chorus to d termnne what parts needed practuce Ll-jlmtccl les!-A .5335 ,fy - we 'B-if 1 - , . . , . . 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I Practrcal Arts Resemblnng The Man rn the lron Mask rn has welding costume Johnny practiced younrng metals together In shop class Wrth a ruler T square and Compasses he drew plans for streets and apartment houses Johnny became adept at maklng tools and table legs on the lathe and his family was very proud of has hand made maple chair At the end of her last year of home economlcs Susie s pre crusts were of feathery and flaky tenderness and her buttonholes won flrst prize at the Lake County Farr She and her fraends spent hours of practlce on fluffy frostlng delncate cookles and straught seams Under Mass Brenamans careful supervrs on the home economvcs gurls took turns gnvnrg teas for the hungry faculty at their regular meetlngs Kent Sfdfe University M Bowlmg Green Umversrty Ohio State Umversrty lndustrral Arts Industrral Arts Englrsh Home Econom cs nineteen I . 1, . ,, . . . . I ' I ' I I ' D ' . . 1 . 1 I . . . ' I 1 ' . , I . . . . I OREN T. CASEY, B. S. BEREL SBRENAAMAN, J, WALTER ROTHROCK, B, S, . . . .I Q . . . . i . I . i . P -.l..t srt,. l li b Y Up 1 rest up 3 rest heralded Susles flrst week of typlng Slowly and palnstak angly she Increased her speed untul ln March she golned the 40 club an organnzatnon of students who can type forty words a mmute bhe practlced her shorthand every night untll she would have been welcome nn any boss s prrvate offuce ln commerclal law Johnny learned that everyone us a legal nntant untul he IS twenty one and that there IS more to a contract than meets the eye He grew famuluar wlth all types of checks bank drafts and endorsements and learned the dntference between felon ues and mlsdemeanors Susie and Johnny went to salesmanshlp classes together and learned how to sell :ce boxes to Eskumoes and vlce versa The semesters course was wound up by one speclal sales talk grven by each student the sublects and maternals turnnshed by each salesman LILLIAN OTTO AB BCS Mornlngslde College Trfhn Business Callegc Typmg Advanced Shorthand CLARENCE W PHILLIPS B S Ohm Umversuty Commercial Law Elemen tary Shorthand Salesman shrp General Business LOUISE HARRIGER Spcnccnan Business College School Secretary twenty Lssrsn onAa:Nsro1 r A B FLORENCE PAWS B5 M5 :owno MAsoNBmNK M Wooster college Indlana State Teachers S College nance Baskeebau coach Physical Educatuon Scnencc Ohm State Umversaty Buology Physucal Educatnon Football Coach Plmyslcal Sclences Batting baseballs and badmlnton blrds pltchlng horseshoes fllpplng on back and nose Susne played through a year of varlous gym class actuvntues Folk dancnng with the boys an the old English fashlon added a novel twlst to the year s entertainment Susle attained polnts toward her athletic awards by partlclpatung In sports at noon and pedallng bowllng swnmmlng skating horseback rldlng etc on the week ends She especially enloyed refereemg the untramural games of the other gurls Battered shlns and bruised toes were the result of soccer games played by the boys gym classes ln speedball Johnny became expert at bouncing the ball with hrs head Boys who were a blt wary of tumbling were broken In slowly wlth easy forward somer saults branchlng slowly unto head stands and complicated flap flops Johnny became boys badmmton champion although he knocked one shuttlecock so vlolently that lt perched on one of the Ilght guards for the rest of the year twenty one ' L l , . ., . . 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I - I , . . 1 n n a CLHSSES I 11' ,. m.ai3?Eltf1f I g , asm. 5 - 1 - L73 K AfS'S5 , .Q -x,. , 35004 J? 4 as Xvfa QIUF' IVNTQMQQMQ J. 5: Qs - tl W iiixfz ,gif EWU , 3 KX N eh' John Ranally Rlclwara Ancnun President Vlce Pros: ent Charlotte Van Deusen Treasurer Richard Ahlman Student Louncul Presndent Reguna Dawes Class Secretary Thomas Lahnff Cardnnol Notes Edntor 9 Earl Troop Student Council Treasurer Jean Phlllups Student Council Secretary Dale Shaffer Student Councnl Representatwe Twenty four CLHSS UF Helen Lingafelfer Jeannette Lamos Angelnne Castello Margery Ahlman Edna Allchln Y fyf Robert Milsaler Clara Sleinsky John Gallagher Glorna Staatz David Edwards Alfred Long Eluzobefh Moore Helen Morse Loss Roy Robert Agord Lnlllon Wmdus Helen Rodgers Donold Holland Jeon Dewolt Morguerife Chrismon Y ty- Lois Zimmerman Frances Veselko June Welo Jean Dawson twenty se en Richard Patton lone Shroyer Richard Poole Georgeanne Sllnkard Ann Fisher Norman Reeves Paul Braderich Vnrguma Jewell Nelson Radabaugh Herbert Rogers Elaine Parker Evelyn Leadbetter Betty Jane Carlton Paula Rettlg t e ty eght Marcella Ungers Patricia McQuaid Beatrice Andrews Joyce Logon Dorls Wendllng Mary Zordm Peggy Hager 1' fy Paul Kosfor Wmfred Roshcll Albert Ferry Mlldred White Joseph McManus ,IUNICJRS The class will come to or- der, announced David Moore, president, and Secretary Na- dine Perry arose to deliver the minutes Marie Reeves, treas' BEAUTY AND BRAINS urer, balanced the budget very well, although some sus- pected Bob Jenks, vice-presi- dent, at eating up the profits from the candy stand. LEANING ON THE OLD TOP RAIL Lucille Matson, Donna Davies, Mario Reeves, Martha Peggy Schaab, Sophie Slelnsky, Vickie Slernsky, Alice Oshorno, Nadine Wyant, Juno Mog, Marian Arnold. Vokac, Helen Fraccu, Thelma Snyder, Jean Butler, and Dorothy Fracci, SIX CYCLING SUSIES CLOCK WATCHERS Mary Jan Davis Irene Vash Alberta Lapham Flor Donald Spindle Gilbert Ives Homer Keltto Jahn Vermills Calvert thirty ence Smith, Ellen Lette, and ,Jane White, l Brodaruch, John! Sheets, Neva Repass, Ruth Keller and STEP BROTHERS Standlna Albert Cole Marlon Zrnger Robert Traxler Jon Merkell Warren Baker Seated Elleen Reynolds Barbara Baugh Nadine Perry KEEPING UP WITH SCIENCE Left to Rlght Cllfford Hell Robert Jenks Charles Stange Charles Mlner Donald Horn Charles Beck rnan Davnd Moore Frank Hengesbach Martln Schuster Edgar Barber Forrest Castulyn John Torok Robert Dueterlch Robert Clopp WEE XJ thlrty one ARTISTS OF INDUSTRY Albert Rolt JLstlne Bemus Jack Louis Robert Carver Robert Bernls Elton Mottlce John Spaulding Durlng the year the junlors not only roused Caln but also funds to prevent bankruptcy ln thelr sensor year Johnny and has fernlnlne counterpart proceeded to go steady takung out a lease on a window slll for the year CAREER GIRLS Standing Enleen Colluns Frances Wrught Irene Penne 'uanuta Strong Orabelle Srnlth Seated Phranla Phelps Mnldred Hugglns Marjorie Fletcher Some slanderous souls suspect ed Susie ot merely assurlng herself a date tor the Junnor Prom the attalr of the year The yunlors added an arr ot mystery to the year with their melodrarnatuc ta r c e, The Ghost Train SCJPHOMORES w ww for Gmc Thc wphk H01 Nu dmncc To Jwow they wcrc flf1L A1 thcwr ,s!:Jm!c1GrxC for buamcss Vhc sophomorcs orc-nf glow The DCVTCN15 mov wh! 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'-cv ' w ' I' La - ww 'wr -, hx' ' xI I 'I - LH I 7 mm If 1 ' II ' Wwgglrw' ,UI I 1 '1- - Ir fXr 'I mx! f' ' , ' cull ,K I ' I ' ' Rf If I I- ' I la' A U ,, .W , , IA fx FRESHMEN rs for action, And action was seen When the Frcshmerfs own moyic Was flashed on the screen. IS for banners Through the gym they dud fly When the eve of the Stars And Sfrnpes Strut drew mgh ns for Cherubs And These Inftle deors Hove publushed a magazine Great for fhenr years wfesff fr ,1 1- ,X f I r X 'Eli X K' V , ,X X 1, , v .i'I.. 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I ' I I I - I 7ul1GRADE Furst Row Clufford Swank Barbara Chapman Maruory Trask Polly Wyant Moruorue Kowalsku Mona Mae Sanders Evelyn Barber Mullucent Trask Laura Keltto Dorothy Lett Mary Rlchardson Second Row Robert Ensley Raymond Dawson Lyle Johnson Arthur Lapham Lyle Snell Bull Warner Lous Chase Joanne Schwendler Ruchord Bosley Robert Fletcher Thurd Row Maruan Petsche Myrle Nuebes Muldred Mark Robert Peelman Ruchard Whute Donald Seduvy Roger Lerch Paul Beavers John Matty Vuncent Szallu Fourth Row Guzella Zardun Margaret Doggett Martha Moore Isabelle Lepley Jack Peterson Rucharrl Cudney Henry Schmudt Noel Kastor Ruchord Barton John Juhosz Fufth Row Blanche Adams Moruorue Louls Betty Tekanlc Nancy Walters Helen Gorman Lous Norman Betty Jane Phullups Dorothy Bryson Esther Schmudt lrene Puerce Dorothy Mason Donald Urbos Suxth Row Anna Justunger Elma Wulluoms Sugurd Stromme Robert Lepley Thomas Craug Jeanette Reeder glllueresa Zordun George Wagner Frank Danuels Thomas Allchun Leo Hodapp Edward Schroeder Ruchard u lups Johnny s furst year at Mentor Hugh was a happy one He uouned the uunuor hugh basketball team whuch played almost as many en gagements as the varsuty The uunuor hugh tea dance andthe Hallowe en and the Chrustmas partles were socual hughlughts of the year, and on Valentunes Day the two home rooms enuoyed a belated get together party The 7 A held the uunuor hugh cutuzenshup and scholarshup ban ners for almost the enture year thurty seven ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 'i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - v 1 1 1 I 1 1 - I -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - . . . 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Nurs RTOS a '1'a?N'y -s vw ,XC-xv 5.4! wil, E JS-Jr 3 'S The headline in the newspapers might not have read Untied, Undefeated, Un- scored On if Johnny and his fellow men had not received the ardent support of the Cardinal rooters, led by Susie and the other cheerleaders who rah-rahed and locomotive with true Cardinal spirit. They came, they saw, they conquered -Orange, Chardon, Fairport, WILLOUGH- BY, etc. etc. Always before them, like a guiding star, shone the beaming counte- nance of Coach Knute Masonbrink. And behind them, unyielding as the Rock of Gibf raltar, lay the Mentor goal line, uncrossed all season. Flanked by bleachers of awed specta- tors, a spectacle of scarlet and gray, white and gold stepped briskly down the gridiron at the half, executing intricate formations. This was our marching band. Roof... Cheerleaders: Marie Reeves, Martha Osborne, Joyce Logan, Florence Charles Stange, E, Alfred Lang, G. John Ranally, H. B. Edgar Barber, E. V , I li' . ix r A1 ' . I I , . 1. 2 l . Boot... oct Norman Reeves, F, Eorl Troop, O B, Robert Jenks T. Robert Agord T DOr1UIcIHorn,G, Rrchord Allchm C Albert Ferry, B Frorvk Henqeshoch H B fb. v 'S T W2-z225?b5'i , , asricwrr KL., --rr ki! Q W 4 - icq' ?'4,,Ae,. A K f f- . ,awk - r. ' A, , ,ul lg' 1 - ,X , . T V fp., --41 , ' .w,,7:g.1f, , , . rd. , e 4 1 , wk H5--F 'Q ,f x 'Mmm v Cooclw s Comment if To funlsh a football season undefeated untued and unscored upon lS the dream of every team but the ac complnshment at few Thus however was the achueved goal of Mentor s l9-lO football squad The season was packed wuth thrtlls fornrshed by goal lane stands a deceptlve runntng offense coupled wrth darnng passnng and a sprrtt of determnnatuon to do each lab well The season ended IU cllmatuc fashuon with a clean cut fleteat of our most worthy opponent Wal loughby when after scorlng twuce In the flrst peruocl the famous twelve stopped every Ranger threat EDWARD MASONBRINK Coach Furst Row Coach Mosonbrunk Earl Troop Norman :Reeves Chores Stonge Alfrel Long Donald Horn Rlchord Allchln Rooert Agort Robert Jenks Edgar Barber Frank l-lengespoch John Ronally Seconc Row Rlchord Kern Warner Whute George Spouloxng Hugh Gorman Albert Ferry Rnchord Dan :els Warren Boker James Muner Charles Beckmon Ernest Muller Roy l-llgguns Wrlluom Compoell Coach Drooenstott Thurd Row Georg Lomos Earl Wyont Thomas Patterson Roger Trayler Harold Heln Scott l-lorrlger Rot rt Carver Moynart Shanower Donald Doggett Douglas Barber Al A-L LL forty two A 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 1 - , ' ' 1 1 1 11 11 r , , t , 1, 1 r , - ' - e , , Z, , Je t ' , 'fb .Y Y . .4 A 1, forty-three Junior high football hopefuls practiced doggedly and determinedly with an eye to the future VARSITY SCORES FOR THE SEASON Mentor 6 Mentor 20 Mentor 26 Mentor 28 Mentor l9 Mentor 40 Mentor 33 Mentor I3 Fairport ..... Orange ..... Chagrin .... Perry ....... Madison . . Chardon .... Shaw Reserves Willoughby O O O O O O O O Heroes in the Rough l.olce County COACH'S REMARKS If success stands for the number ot games won, team was the most successful one since I came to Men l-lowever, I will remember this team not only as my ti championship team, but as a group ot boys that quit even though the odds were against them. Fi ing the season with only seven boys, they kept and were rewarded with a County Championship and fun ot playing two games in the sectional tourna ! 'reel this spirit and the difficulties this team overc will lie 'hx menvorx ol the l'5-l' l'7All season harl All hn Alpert Fcrrx Eigar Barber League Champ VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Chardon , . . Perry ..... University .. Kirtland . . . Madison . . . Painesville . Alumni .... Wicklitte .. Painesville . Chagrin Falls Chardon . . . Perry ...... Kirtland . . . Madison . . . Willoughby . Wicklitte ., Chagrin Falls North Olmstead Mayfield ..... Capt J hn Ranaily David Edwards Ch I St g RESERVE SCORES Cn the Ball Betterung the record of their varsity brothers the Cardanal reserves won both Lake County and Western Reserve champuonshups Susae grew accustomed to the sight and sound of ball swushung through basket It was rumored that at one game the reserves had such a bag lead that they put thenr rnanager n unntornw and let hum play Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Chardon 19 Perry I6 Unaversnty 20 Klrtiand 9 Maduson I8 Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Perry K nrtland Harvey Wlcklnffe Harvey Chagrnn Chardon Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor YN X Wnlloughby Wlckllffe Chagnn Perry First Row Coach Drabenstott fernley Dnngle Scott Harruger Douglas Barber Dole Shaffer Second Row Roger Traxler Robert Jenks Robert Traxler Rlchard Dannels Donald Wnllloms George Keys Maynard Shanowdr forty sux Yealml Team ,., .4 . u. N '. ':. -1.5 ...,- . m. The PEP CLUB Rnckety rackety shanty town' Who can keep old Mentor down? Who? Nobody' Who? Nobody Who? Nobody' MENTOR' Such sounds echoed from the mouths of scarlet capped boosters parked an varuous strateglc posltuons on the bleachers at every football and basketball game Every member dues pald In full recelved a cap of brllllant hue with a red feather stuck yauntuly nn the side He wore thus to each game With the gym walls flashing news headllnes of our grldlron games the Pep Club pre sented the Sweater l-lop f ty se en I I ' l I I I I - or-v Between tlwe Wa Boxnng and wrestlnng events came unto the spotlight after the untra mural basketball fever had dled down Blood thlrsty spectators lean :ng far over the balcony raul got glrmpses of flyung leather lashrng blows and heard moans and grunts as the wrestlers struggled Referees for these sports were Edgar Barber and Herbert Rogers The two winners In each welght dlvlsron vled for champlonshups on Gym Night climax of the winter sport season The Intramural captalns one from each senlor hugh class chosen as ands to Coach Masonbrlnk were responsible for seeing that all teams reported for action on tume and that offlclal scores were reported The teams played soccer speedball basketball and Indoor and outdoor baseball to ty e ght 4 . ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I r Y -l ln Sportive Play Fay Wag e He L gafelte a Ja P ggy Flo Wnth o shriek of a whustle and a klck of the ball ten or so gurls rushed down the tneld to began the soccer speedball and badminton season the furst sports of the Intramural year After klcknng the ball around throughout the the basketball pnng pong and volley ball games A gala sprung gym nrght ended these with the gurls all star blue teams pulling through wnth both vnctorles f rty Sf hi, A Q n r len in r Barbar yne e 1 1 1 f ,f' ul A . . X ' L, I ' l J V wx 4 ff fall season, Susne welcomed the wmter months and f to . f f , 1 ' X I I ft x ,f l . . . cl - WX, X I ii -XY? I . 1 . . E o -nine 'A 1 -. -v X Streamlined Diana Up, stretch, over, up, one, two, three, four. Susie wos breathing o bit hard as Miss Davis told the girls to rest a minute from their gym class exer- cises. The exercises are port of the health program given to all girls. Cleanliness posture ond hygiene were discussed in the closses Susie missed fewer classes in the last semester when her teacher announced that all absentees must hand in o health report at the end of the period lf fifty one Fnrst Row Alfred Lang Robert Agard Lharle Sfang Normon Reeves Rchard Allchun Second Row Earl Troop Ronerr Dotrch Joseph McManus John Ronally Tlwe Varsity Who s that brood shouldered Adonis wnth the flashy M on has sweater? lnvaruably asks a new Susue He s a member of the Varslty M as the awed answer The Varsity M Included all boys who had earned their letters IH football basketball track or baseball Rungsnde seats along the wnndows of the court were overly populated the day before Thanksgiving as nt was great sport to wutness a football player tnppmg on has nose whale nn pursuit of an evacllng gobbler star of thenr annual turkey raffle fifty two ' - , ,' S , , I -- , l r l , ' ,, , . . . ,, , , ll I ' Il ' , . 1 1 I . I 1 , . The Girls Athletic ASSOCIGfl0h Wearing plg tanls and dlfferent colored socks Susie successfully sur vlved her rnntlatnon unto the ranks of the Glrls Athletlc Assocuatlon Proudly wearung her llttle gold membership pun she became a full fledged sports woman Wuth slster Amazons she knocked down duck puns shot bulls eyes and practiced the Australnan crawl and the swan duve She took long hlkes swatted badmunton bnrds and played plng pong In the sprung Susle roasted hot dogs over a flre at the G A A cook ou 42 fifty three l ' I l I - I - I , - I ' I - - 5 ll 11 - , - ' 1: f ' K Q 9, . ' h J , 1 i . if H ' f f, sf -' . A - ' s J x 1 ' f , Mi ,L t s . . V ,L , 1 Hcrlvmfs I f -4 The Ploymolcers Present mummy ana 7 um S Mummy coses mumps ond dnsguuses ol! went together to form the Ploymokers onnuol production The Mummy ond the Mumps Members of The cost were Moureen Wouters Ruchord Potton Helen Rodgers Donold Hollond Borboro Hoyword Tlfmomos Lohlff Morguernte Chrnsmon Nevo Reposs Dole Shaffer ond George Zornow ffty Tire Le 772 P U 4 fox 2 4 is if. ' Q F X the band resplendent rn hrs new uniform He had fun travel mg by bus to neighboring towns to glve concerts at the beglnnlng of the second semester and played over tures and postludes for school programs kowsky and Frlml and at Christmas time smgers went carol mg Malormg Music Stepping brlskly down the grndlron Johnny marched In Susie played the vrolln rn the orchestra whuch was formed The mixed chorus met three times a week to srng Tschar 7-Le ffz ng nsem e maxed Glaows fifty sev S Seated Paul Beavers Barbara Jayne Donna Dawes Wnlllam Campbell Rlchard Ahlman Robert Taylor Margaret Sanborn Jean Phullxps Margaret Collier Stananng Roger Traxler Wnlluam Ahlstrom Davnd Moore Robert Troxler Frank Hengesbach Earl Troop Dale Shaffer Donald Wnlllams Frank Fagan John Ranally Robert Kopmon e Student Counc Dascussung problems whuch arise In school lute and plan ning school projects Johnny galned valuable experience from has student councll membershlp This democratlc organlzatlon IS an Important governlng body of the school Johnny took part In several projects of the council some of which were orrangung clean up cam palgns, decoratrng the building for holidays and lmprovlng the campus Faculty advisers were Miss Genevleve Kelly and Edward Masonbrnnk fifty aught lh -I I I - - I The Scholarship Club Susie and Johnny were not merely octlve ln sports and octlvltues Thelr membership ln the Lake County Scholarshlp Club should prove that All students havlng an average of two A s and two B s for the last semester of last year and the flrst semester of thas year become Scholarshlp Club members All members were prlvlleged to attend the annual banquet ot Klrtland 1 Furs! Row Robert Jenks Barbara Jayne John Spaulding Warner White Earnest Muller MOTION Zlnger Second Row Lllllan Wnndus Peggy Sanborn Ann Flsher Thomas Lohuff Donno Dovles Dowd Moore Euleen Reynolds Lucille Sheetz Thlrd Row Thomas Fisher Melvin Schaefer Florence Poslnl Lols Palne Ruth Podcn Arlene Hanks Arthur Toncre Donald Stevens Fourth Row Marjorie Anlmon Regina Dovles Betty Jane Carlton Beotrlce Andrews Maureen Wouters Vlrglnlo Shultz Roger Troxler Wllllam Campbell Fifth Row John Shectz Warren Boker Wllllom Stephenson flfty nlne I ' I I - 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 . ' , , . The Com Mentor Staff Can t someone thunk of lust one more little :tem for the column? You can t use that head It hasn t any verb Through an all day long tumble of such phrases Johnny and Susle produced ten pruze wannung Issues of the Com Mentor Flnancral drsturbances were finally quelled by a new arrangement Each homeroom pledged S20 and every member became a full fledged subscrtber Smnth Sta dung Marran Znger Da rl Moore Margcrx Ahlman Betsy Moo c l slxty 1 ,, , . . . . 11 I1 1 l - 1 11 ? i . I . - - I l Seated: Bcatruce Andrews, Betty Jane Carlton, Thomas Lahntt, Nadine Perry, Florence n 3 I , vi , If , ' F 1 l , l 1 1 t il Marguerute Chrusman Thomas Lahoff Helen Morse Charlotte Van Deusen John Ranally Betsy Moore ld C. 4,2 tai The Cardinal Notes Staff Johnny and Susie worked from homeroom to homeroom sohcltmg annual buyers The edltor busled hrmself In many fnelds Nothnng but chncken pox could stop hum Buslness managers hurrled from town to town IH quest of advertusers Script writers furnously pushed theur pencils Mounters carefully clapped and glued pnctures of Susue and Johnny as the artnst portrayed them From out of thus we give you Cardmal Notes sixty one . nf, ' l'lP ' ' gs ,sg if ' fi L1 N - cg ff? , ' -T 'I 'X IVQMQ5 fix ff? Q K 'ln ixcik '- N p,,X, I Mor on Z nger Vrg cz Schult Kathleen Stephenson Nod e Wyonl .leon Phll ps Mo gery Ahlmon Posting prlntnng ond pcunfung were Typzcol of the dunes corrued our by the lubrory staff which funcfloned quretly ond efficiently during The yeclr Lrbroruon Estrullo Daniels ond her osslstonts Eunuce Stevens and Betty Schmidt ordered and cotologued books ond mcuntouned peoce ond qulet In the lubrory It was Mass Donlels who decreed whether Johnny ond Susie rnlghf slf of the fable In the holl dependung on previous use of the pruvllege s xty two Sf? Tlme Library Stall e Cul C Chop suey harps, ort galleries and plays were enmassed unto a year of lntellectual advancement Benny Goodman was turned down to let Bach and Beethoven relgn, and mem bers rellnqunshed thelr funny books to gaze at masterpleces of Rembrandt Betsy Moore called the meetungs at the homes of Ann Fnsher Georgeanne Sllnkard Nelson Radabaugh and Mrs Arthur Tancre wr Fvrst Row Edna Allchnn Dale Shaffer Homer Keltto Lllllan Wlndus John Ranally Geargeanne Slvnkard Second Row Nadine Wyant Betty Jane Carlton Ann Fnsher Eileen Reynolds Danna Thlrd Row Marlan Zlnger June Welo Regma Davles Marguerite Chrlsman Elnzabeth Moore Jean Dawson Maryorue Ahlman Nelson Radabaugh Fourth Row Ruta Chase Beatruce Andrews Thomas Lahrff Alfred Cole Donald Hal land Robert Jenks Fufgx Row Rlchard Allchnn Richard Ahlman Warren Baker David Moore Robert UDP l suxty three I I I I I ' I Q 1 I 1 I 1 I l I I Dovles, Marlan Arnold, Helen Morse, lone Shroyer. I I I I r V ' , , 5 ' 1 f f 1 e Secretarue Refusung all brubes for copues of tests Susue and Johnny after beung assigned to varnous teachers spent a busy year mlmeographnng typlng and carrynng out odd requests so com mon to faculty members All the secretaries were students an second year typang class Twice a year Johnny and Susie spent a whole day madly typung and mlmeographrng the dreaded tnnal exams snxty four T h . I I ill' I I I - I argarct Scnaal: Mr. Noel Wucal Vxrgwnua Jewell l 1 E s F nces Veselko Do d Moo e Mary Zo dn After offuce hours the office stoff heoded by Gertrude Cole who was reploced ofter Chrlstmos by Lounse Horrnger hod fun ot p cnncs dinners ond portses The stoff composed of Robert Toylor Dovud Moore Wrlluom Juhosz Loss Zrmrnermon Joyce Logon Thomos Fnsher ond Mory Zordnn entered demerlts In the blue book onswered phone calls ond brought nn the mon! tyf Lon Znmmermon, ro , vi r , r i X ff , xy I 6 I C 6 f C T h O F F' S H ' I I I 1 A ' I 4 i . I . I . . I I . I I ' ' I I . I . I . . I , . SIX ' IVE T e Sen: P As the curtain opened to reveal the mann room of a college boys boardung house a large audnence settled an nts seats to witness the senior play Sprung Fever Johnny and Susie portrayed college students on the eve of thenr commencement Amongst chemucal explosions and entrances of :rate relatives the colleglates cavorted through three acts ot complrcatlons and amusung Instances at no A r Nelsow Rodabaugh Heen Morse Robert M solc l snxty sux 1 lm o r l a y , . . . . 'li 1 ' ' ll ' ll I l ' l Q l rl ntl ews r i ll Hr Gnlbert Ives Nadnne Wyant Frank Henbe bach George Spauldnng Robert Clapp l3avldkMoore Mane Reeves Warren Baker Marlorne Schaab Charles Mmor Vlckue Iems y F 1 Johnny sat up stranght un has seat as the tumor play curtam rose revealnng the mteruor of a lonely country wautmg statuon And when Nadnne Wyant emztted a blood curdlmg scream Susue lumped out of hers Between the second and thnrd acts the cast presented Mnss Kelly wlth an orchid corsage A record audnence wntnessed the weurd tale of The Ghost Tram sixty seven xvxfrzfxl The junior Play Margery Ahlmon Genevneye Kelly The Awards Committee Whether or not Johnny recewed hrs servuce M was determined by the Awards Commettee Thus commnttee pre pared and presented awards at the annual Awards Assembly climax of the year Medals certntucates and letters were given for both ath letuc and scholastnc prowess Also trophles were presented to captains of both boys and gurls champlonshup teams and to Robert Agora Lester Drabenstott Mass Florence D as Mus l l snxty elght l ' ' ' ll ll I I , . 1 '. , . . I rndividuals with outstanding athletic records rl x f X 'f l l t , , , Ov , 'S I 5 l Mrs James Harrnger Mss Reg no Ha way Mlss Mary Barthalow Mrs McArthur Fsher Mrs Rlchard Moore Mrs W F Arnold The Parent Teaclmers Association Everythmg from a fun meetmg attended rn the oldest of clothes to a sernous discussion of the advantages of modern schools over the little red schoolhouse constrtuted the P T A programs for tlce year For their year s project our parents raised EBIOO for the assembly fund The hugh point of the year was the lecture gnven by the Mayor of Narvnk Norway snxty n ne 5 .,l I n, , . 1,. , . I I I I , I . . , . . , . -i Why the Chimes Rang John Ronally Chester Scott Wllluom Campbell Georgeanne Slmkord Clnfford Hell Marguer te Chrlsmon Roger Traxler Davd Moore Jon e Fuller Ernest Muller Kenneth Enyeart Marlon Z nger The School Assemblies And the second pernod wlll be ornltted With thus phrase and a clap from those who omntted hnstory or an Engllsh test and a groan from someone who lost hls only study hall another assembly was at an end Durlng the year Johnnle and Susne were bounced from a book week traln to a trnp to a angels performed nn front of an altar set wlth candles gllmmerlng wlth Yuletnde splrlt Four hundred tlfty patruots lnstened to Mr Wlcol present some of the glorles of the Great Emanclpator on has blrthday Charm and personaluty were gone over thoroughly nn an assembly presented by the salesmanshlp class lSome doubt the outcomel But the roar of Irons ln darkest Afrlca pleased most for the students voted the movle Luon Land thelr tavornte assembly eventy jungle of Malayg they swayed to a swinging harp, or sat enthralled as knights, ladies, and ohnnyls Days SEPTEMBER SUN MON TUES WED School opened today THURS Nrght foot ball game at Fairport SAT Had a date with Susle Excitement of victory thrnlls me Bought my actlvltles ticket School ofhcers nominated Merit plan began Class off: cers elected Grades for flrst three weeks given y Orange played here Went to foot ball game at Chagrin Susie and I went for a hike C TOBER SUN MON TUES WED THURS Senior plc tures taken Boommg annual dnve begms Susie and I had our plc Itures taken Susie and I went to Com Mentor feed Whew' Report cards Issued zGa me here wlth Perry Excltung game with Madison here Installatlon Played Chcrdon Stepped out with Suslc Susie and I sell mag subscrlptlons Dldn t see Susle all day Com Mentors came out Hectuc Com Mentor press 'Iay Vrctorlous game at Wlllouqhby' seventy one - 2, - 2, - fl- iflif IQ I -SFU - 1 z I3 4 At P5 s 1 I l ' ' WE EES S I0 IWEEIII 412 that 'l13Y14f Ts I6 H I8 WE 26 i1 ' I ,Q 2 ' 2 seeeeseseeleeeem- zz 23 24 D 25 nze 27 zs iT'EME QUIEWI SESS ESI IEEWE I' I EI SEEIN- I A I I . 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GEORGE C NEAL osrzomrnlc PHYSICIAN s Ile h BOWL FOR HEALTH MENTOR LAKE RECREATION Mentor on the Loke CONGRATULATIONC AND BEST WISHES T0 GRADUATING SENIORS From The Monogement ond Employees Q -fzcuzf Um Servlce and Value Givers Polnesvnlle Ohro L B BOOTH Reol Estate ond lnsuronce 1575 Mentor Ave Mentor Phone 5221 BITZER FURNITURE COMPANY FURNITURE AND Russ ron svznv Hom: EJ se e ty se en Compllments of POLITE BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING CO Vine ond Church St Willoughby THE MOORLAND CHINA CO I ghky Oh J M YOUNG G gh y I9 . E e s, ro:er'es e e o es E 2 We Delnver Phone I E I E MCHTOPOH-th -L K , lcv's Comer E 228 Outh State Street E f V E Pclnesvl , O no E 'Quality t R bl Prnces E ot 5 lllllllllllllllIilllllllllillllllllllllllllllllll . lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllIlllllllllllllll of ' B 2 0 n If g E . . I . E ............................................ .................................................... E Complrments of S 5 5 Msdond Moor, Mentor, Ohuo E E Ro te IO, one mule cost of Wlllou J , E Pomesvulle, Ohuo E enero' Manager Q 19-21 south sr. Clolr sr. Ph 46:4 wmou b 7-J Pom ll e -IlIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllbllllllll F llllllllllllhllll Alllllbllllltlllllllllllll llll COMPLIMENTS OF Cochran Paint and cAsTELLo GREEN HOUSES T H Wall Paper Store 674' POHWCSVIHG S Phonc 4844 Phone 16 sxpmr REPAIRS WE DEL I VER Hpk IM SHOP AND SAVE AT SEARS Sears Buyers have scoured he markets to bring you greater values nn fresh new merfhanduse tor sprung and summer SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO N Park Place Parnesvnlle Ohc FRANK STANTON J H Maloney Plumhlng G Heotnng Contractor Crane Electrnc Water Heater Pannesvllle Phone 3521 Crane Autocoal Stoker The Crane Orl Burner JOHN F SHAFFER Heating By Radlatlon ELECTRICAL CDNTRACTOR Hpk 5 2N 1 ght E mm.-I mn-umm. IIImn-m.mmu-.m- mm...-E l E E E he ume of Beautiful Flowers 5 E Phone Mentor, Ohto S E Ycors of Expcricnfc 5 E Phono Mentor 792, o :ns cv :nson 3 ' 4- ' ' E l 5 9 - 95 . ' ' n E 1 - E o .uns Rd Mentor Ohta E Phone Mentor 241 154 owlen Street E E E Ph '29' 5 ' ety ERIE SHORES ICE CREAM CO PAINESVILLE ASHTABULA GENEVA CONNEAUT JACKETT S CONFECTIONERY STORE 7 6 PP 9 6 fze DEPARTMENT STORES Best Wishes from Dave Sperber Poinesville Ed Schwarz Willoughby DECEMBER SUN MON TUES WED THURS R SAT y h II I Py P Y I' P Y COMPLIMENTS OF SWEET S MARKET r H J YE LEE swear McCARTHY RESTAURANT E WILLOUGHBY OHIO Alrport Station and Skyway Inn DINE AND DANCE W ghby mm-ii.. .ii-mi..-...I-iii... ......... .......-........- -.--. ii-.......... mi in Compliments of E E Lake County's Friendly Sho in Centers' . 2 I ' , I Compliments of E I 5 ' Mentor I6 Mentor, Ohio 5 lllllllll llllllll Illl Illllllll : . . . . . F I. . i I Z 3 4 5 6 7 First Every- Pla ed Perry Anot er game Pupil tests here University W in YW- KAN W W WW- www- School,-A-L 8 9 I0 I I I2 I3 I4 Susie and I Thri ing Big crowd at went to Art game at Christmas V- Museum V i Qtiand iortr-W iivwi I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 Z0 2I Ia ed Date with Vacation for Madison Susie after Christmas P 'I'IE'E2FL. begfi, 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Christmas- Alumni 5 Saw Susie Baske ball Y game i 29 30 3I New Year's ' Eve, art at Susie's , i --ini......im...............-in A I E 0 o . . A C i- f Omp 'ments O 5 Mentor Avenue 5 I mile east of iIIou , Ohio 55 rue St. 5 nnmnm :nun nnlunnuu nnnnmunnnuu F ,, ri -ninr WENNER S SUNOCO SERVICE cf A Olson lVlotors, Inc C 3 ll Thlrd Street Willoughby Ohio MENTOR emo CHEVROLET MODERN SHOE STORE Phone 31 CLASS OF 1941 MENTOR HIGH SCHOOL For your four years of study Consclentlous hord work and loyalty you are soon to receive on your graduation doy a diploma ot merit rewarding you for your efforts We CONGRATULATE YOU and offer our wnsh that these qualltles may stay wlth you and that you may be Constantly rewarded tor them ln the years that lue ahead THE MENTOR LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO GUY EVICK S BARBER SHOP Herman Dry Cleanmg We Call and Dellver 74 Erle Street Willoughby Ohio WILLOUGHBY COAL Cr SUPPLY CO EI El e ghty ......-rm . ...HI..HnrH...1IrmI-Hmn..InI.IInI.1--I..mm.IImlIn--I-.1-.r---I..-......E 3 U. S. Tlrcs ccessorues E 5 Mentor Ave, At enter Street 5 o : : E Phone Mentor 541 E gm -.ln.ImuI.mrHmrm.H--mm.....mm-.-nl.-lm l 5 5 Shoes For The Entire Family E E Xe I- Pt. Y me rf ll .O V 4.1011 vw 3 - Wt A v l...:l1 1 E . l E a E E '1Ol7lLllllUCI1lP at E E 1 Q Qorhcr Mcole St ant' Mentor Ave 5 V ' V E Compliments of E 1 E E HHH ,, - unnnuInunnnuumnnnu nmnnunr -L I Complzments of BUD MARSH S RESTAURANT Wall o bee Mentor on the Lake Compluments of M J WILLIAMS STATE DUCK PIN ALLEY l36 South State Street Palnesvllle Ohlo Who s Who P1es1dent of Student COUDCII R1Ch3ld Ahlman VICE P1es1dent of Student Councll D IV1d Moore Secretary Jean Phxlllps Treasurer Earl Troop Presldent of the Senlor Class John Ranally VICE Plesldent Richard Allchln Secretary Regma Davles TTSHSUICI Charlotte Van Deusen Pres1dent of the Jumor Class Dav1d Mooxe V1ce Presldent Robert Jenks Treasurel M'1r1e Reeves Presldent of Sophomore Class A Roger Tmxlez Robert Chllds Kathellne Cflrrel J1n1e Fuller Presldent of Sophomore Class B Donald WlIl18IHS Hugh Gorman Vllglhla Harter Edgfu Cartwught Vxce P1 CSICICIIII Sect etax y T1 easurer V1ce Presldent Secz et11 y Treasul er Compllrnents of THE GOLD MARKET Wllloughby Ohlo YOUDATH PERENNIAL GARDENS Hardy Plants Annuals Bedding Plants Hardy Chrysanthemum: a Speclalfy Corner Hopklns at Mentor Ave Phone 3lO6 elghty one Congratulations to the Class of 4l Bachtell, Inc Dont Pass Buy 4 Mann Street Palnesvllle We Are Interested In Your Profits Too Thats why we recommend quallty goods such as Elevator 5 Larro eeds AAC Fertnlnzers Vlgoro, Kelly sland Lame Peat Moss Scott s Lawn Seeds Botzum Garden Seeds Pnlls ury s Best Flour Henkel s Best Flour and Elevator Flour amesvllle Elevator Co Mentor Branch Phone Mentor 4l 3l 927 S Center St We wull do for you anything a good feed man ought to do l859 l94l JOHN RICH Jeweler and Optometrlst l62 Mann Street Pannesvllle Elunnn ununnnn:nunnunlunuunnul nnlnl E 2 I E E 11 I 11 2 E I5 . . . 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'Ist No school- ,Senior Dance Susie I semester exams over date with ICXGIJIIIIOIIDIIIEY1 WWW W V 3 frusie I9 20 21 22 '23 Q24 '25 Chardon ,Played P r , , 'game Yfhere ' Z6 27 'ZSW Z9 30 131 'Kirrla d, her . .................. t....t...,... .. .. .....,... ...... ..............,............. ... 0 5 I V Erue Street E ' ' rner Hardware 3 5 I.......III-......I..................---.I-IImu... . lllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllllIllIIlllllIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllll : II'I''I 'I'IIIII 'I'I'I'IIl'll'lllllll llllllnll ORTHWEI N POWER LAWN MOWER5 The Daniels Bros EARL lvEs EQUIPMENT COMPANY Coal C0 Coo Fuel Oul Rood Oul H M SWAINE HARDWARE Stokers 6' Oll Burners HARDWARE PAINTS GLASS ELECTRICAL SUPP'-'55 Phone Willoughby 2lO zo Y 6221 Compliments of THE. GONGWER FRIZZELL CO Polnesvnlle Ohio Eat and Enjoy Frzzzell s Ice Cream It s Good To The Last Spoonful Congrotulotlons t the cms of 4' Junctlon Tavern TABER S MARKET Mentor Ohlo Phone 2421 Auto Sales Compliments of Dodge ond Plymouth E E Ch ERACCI GREEN HOUSE nsmon Flowers for All Occasions Route 322 ond 44 Chordon Ohuo Mentor Ohio ,........... ....H...U....1..................................... . . .......... ghty th Bunn-nun nunnmmnnmmlm-nnummm: numum-mnnmm munmnnumn mm-m E Quuct, Powerful, Effucrent E o 5 E 1 2 Y Ho d D l f Over cors' Q E Ph Mentor, Oh' 3 5 ' l E 0 E I . ' ! ! ..rnmmH..mm..lm...nm..-......-........ ..........- . O E ' gi 0 1 l.1H.IIm.Irn.1mu.1H.H.H-Inr.1-II.Imm-I-m-.--..-mlI....Hlm...-....m.m.--m Q . E I ' E ' E1 WHERE IS MENTORS BUSIEST CORNER? See Poge 90 WAYSIDE RESTAURANT M Compliments of MENTOR FOOD SHOPPE Delucotessen MR A DUNGER I M COMPLIMENTS OF MENTOR FOOD SHOPPE Home cooxsn Mens FEBRUARY WED WI hb Y A Chg I Y W klff dCh Sph b I S Plyh Compllmenfs of CONGRATULATIONS 'ro the Closs of 41 The Lake Super Market Mentor Pha 22 North STCITS Street The Rexcll Store Polnesvulle Ohlo rmacy 1697 Mentor Avenue Mentor 5521 ghty f Elllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll - ll'lllllllllll'Ill'Ill'llU'l U'l'l Ulll ' UNI , ' E IGO enror Ave., Mentor, O IllllnllulullIlInuulululnllulnlllIIInnnulllnlululllln 5 ll VIIllilllllllllllllllllllilllllllllll lllll U ' Dune ond Donce 5 All Klum of S011 Drvnks E H mf, :ink I1 Mech 5 Mn A, NCLAMCY, ' ' H LX' ' FIG' I' Cm' c -,Mr-'fr 'xxf' Mfvmf Gm r .rw -1 1- M:---'V 'W Q llllllllllllllllll ' SUN. MON. TUES. . THURS. FRI. SAT. I I l Al i ' lone with ' I ISusie I I , 1 Z 93 4 l5 6 7 98 V , ,Game with , ' iMadisan 1 rar Yin-,-W ,W -Y Y, 1, if- 9 I0 II I I2 QI3 I4 I5 Annual I IPI? 24 N iloug I I IC I 9 WW 'Navi' surge V nn W ,yn King ,Ym,,?l f A, I6 I7 I8 I9 I20 21 22 W :Susie attende ugrin Swing out at I 'Scholarship game here o amole Ig'f2,,,, W ig D9Ei,,, ,- 23 A24 25 26 T27 28 II S ar Ibromotic Wen! out Game at ,CIu trip to wi h usie a rin cl ouse . 2 I nl . : lllllll El............ The COmp me lS of Painesville Laundry 8: Dry Cleaning Co Davls Funeral Home Loundry Linen Supply Dr Cleo R Cl Willoughby Ohlo y mng ug eonmg Phone 4386 257 E Moln St Polnesvrlle O Compluments of J B COLE INC 07 Erue Street FORD SPECIAL FORD DELUXE FORD SUPER DELUXE Willoughby MERCURY LINCOLN FORD FERGUSON TRACTORS Get the Focts ond You ll Get o Ford Palnesvllle s Leading Statloner School ond Office Supplies Gltt Shop Lendunq Llbrory Service G Soles on Adding Mochunes ond Typewrlters The Educational Supply Co South Stote St Pounesvnlle Ohuo I FLORIST S HAWLEY s FLOWERS PAINESVILLE GARDEN AND GREENHOUSE JEWELERS COMPANY Corn r of Ma n A d Stnto IO7 M W J DI52 Compliments of Complsments of BENSON S MOTOR INN North Mentor N h ghty f s eng borhood Store Mentor Avenue Mentor Ohuo I3 : 0 E 1 f E I I I 5 a . I . E ll I ll E 0 0 , 0 0 . E 4 E I . . I . 3 5 Who esolc R t I E E C E Store Greenhou 5 Q e I ll E onn Street 9l6 , ocks St, 5 5 5 DIQIGI31 an 24 5 E E 1 E FRANK DE MARCO SHOE REPAIR Compliments of t Klngwood Dalry KIVHOI'Id HINS OIWIO L L Bunldrna Contractor COMPLIMENTS OF The Wellman Bronze and lummum C0 LEVLLAND Ol-HC VAN IOSLIN FURNITURE INC Everytnlng tor the Home at Lower Druces and Terms to Meet Ever Budget Plus the Very Best an Qual ty Northeastern Ohua S Leader of Furniture Stores Phone 6233 45 N State Street, Paxnesvulle ohty V IlIllllIlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllll ' Nmsfcu opp F op: f P II , Oh o s Q 1 Dx.,W,,C ..16Tx 0 l IJ c . l A Y ' i . , . ghfy se Complumenfs of Dewey Elclred F Iymg Service, Inc Student Instruction Aircraft Soles ond Service Lost Notion Airport Wllloughby Ohuo MARCH SUN MON TUES WED THURS R SAT TA eeg yd kebll 400 Cou fy P I Study Py I' 0hS ghf P UY UIC fully d Iod SMITH S MEN S SHOP MG F E Spauldmg 8: Son NEWEST STYLES FOR SPRING Quality Meats Shoe To 6' Groceries GENERAL MERCHANDBE Wash Them Much Success In of G Comnng Years 3............. .......................... , E1 5 I I E .... 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Ment or Avenue Mentor Ohio Your qood wall rneons o lot To us APRIL SUN MON Sprung vacation began School opened after vacatuon Commence ordered TUES Another mo Wbegmmng Seemed good to be home Commence ment unvlto trons ordered Sensors cops C1 go ns ln :tat ons COITIYTICDCC en WED Took Every Pupil est Went out with Susie County Ellmlnotlon tests here THURS More tests today Intramural track meet Mentor Susue sang nn muslcol program Went to Party mth Susne N E 0 T meeting no school Sensor Play SAT Mansfield Relays meetrng See Your Frrends WINFIELD S Good Food ond Pleosonf Surroundings Congrofulotlons QUALITY SHOE STORE FAMOUS FOR FITTING Ere ST W Ilougnby Northwest Corner of Mentor ond Burr dge Ave ues SHANYS SOHIO SERVICE Trres Botterues Lubrncotuon Brmg Your Cor Up To Standard I Qty U g O , D O 'SJC I ' if ' u,mut or L QS or ,Q to -ttt do it ff- Qfotuutffig 1 E 2 V3 I4 I rs ST ST W6 S l8 STUD T Ill Trlf-S-I S I3 ll4 11? 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ISI PATRONS Mr and Mrs J W Agard Mr and Mrs C J Ahlman Mr and Mrs Harry Allchun Amerucan Legion Post 352 Mr and Mrs H M Andrews Boy Scouts of Amerlca Troop 73 Mr and Mrs Lynn Carlton Mr and Mrs M B Chase Moyor R G Clapp and Mrs E L Davles and Mrs R P Dewalt Robert Dletrnch and Mrs E W Dlssette Mayor and Mrs M J Eberhart Mr and Mrs C W Edwards Dr and Mrs F E Fagan Mrs Mary S Flftufley and Mrs McArthur Fisher and Mrs H H Hoefler and Mrs V E Holland and Mrs J Kastor and Mrs J Lahnff and Mrs G Lang and Mrs D Leadbetter and Mrs A Llngafelter Mentor Hugh School Faculty Mentor Hugh School Student Councnl Mr and Mrs R C Moore Dr O L Patterson Mr and Mrs M D Phnlllps Mr and Mrs N B Radabaugh Mr and Mrs D Ranally Mrs I G Rostocnl Dr and Mrs W L Towns Sallda School Faculty Mr and Mrs J L Shroyer Mr and Mrs Howard Van Deusen Mr and Mrs Melvnn E Wyant El El Mr. . , . A Mr. . . . Mr. ' ' Mr. . . . ' Mr, . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . . Mr. R. J. Jepson Mr. . G. . Mr. . T. . ' Mr. . A. . Mr. . C. . Mr. . O. . ' I3 El ' The Alden Wm' Med' Inc' Motor Sales Co. Dry Goods and Men s Furmshmgs 64 66 Eme Street Dmmbutor DODGE PLYMOUTH Wflloxqhlx Ohm C iT ,X r cmc r C COMPLIMENTS OF 5,1112 G1 Hlvrkvl 84 Svnn Gln FLORISTS Cut Flowers and Pot Plants for Every Occasion Meme t Compllmewts of CONGRATULATIONS tothe Closs ot 1941 CARLTON 124 S Stote Street . i Lk u fy 1 XO C U 4 112 lf 3115- A Maple Brook Dairy m ---------- - El Compliments of The Dupllcate Forms fy th Three Modern Stores for Your Convenience I 8: J Hardware Co Company Pounesvi I Ie Mciduson Mentor Ohio Willoughby Dovad S Ingalls Eorle L Johnson MAY SUN MON TUES WED THURS D Hgh SAT PWM k ght df Id Sph CONGRATULATIONS to Groduotes of I94I Hole In The Ground Restaurant Main Street Poinesville Ohno Bow ot Wllloughby Recreation Parlor SIX PERFECT ALLEYS IO3 Erie Street mn... ! H 1 ' E llllllllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllll . . . . . FRI. I Z 3 Susie gets Junior i Mentor Moy ay Dance Relays I flowers V Y 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 Johnny More .- .- . Tomorrow's Junior- practices practice Trac Meet the big Senior dancing Yan In ni Brom! I I I2 I3 I4 I 5 I6 I7 Assembly with Western Only t Ahh Th Fraun e er Res. Track more weeks sprin d C .CSM WM QTIL, was Meet, , , ss, ,W , S I8 I9 20 2I 22 23 24 Senior e amsi More exams Exams over: Juniors Awards Fresh o om r elect assembly elections ii- - i g giiqiects iiw ,kv-A, W iig- 25 26 27 28 29 30 3I Boccalau ate Commence- Exams Band ment marches: Memorial ay I . - - .. E1 umm E E Compluments of J W HEMPHILL uNsuRANcE AGENCY James Hemplwnll lohrw Hemplmll Compluments f WILLOBY Osborne Motor Sales Mentor Ave Mentor Speclal Courses For I-hgh School Graduates Nlooreland Farms OV1 College Smdevwf ORCHARDQ Wilcox College Of Commerce V W x Wnlco reswdem A The Lake County Gas Co VWLLOUGHBY FAIRPORT MENTOR WICKLIFFE E1 ...H ...rm mr. rr.--.-.rr-H... ...H E prwwrwe pmrnlclavmslv .C 'Cf 1 fl ll-'rw-wliv -4 M . O E . - , o. d , 9 Q ' ' M A li If lil fXl'l P F A VNV 'NAV C'T ' ' fvlelrwiwr Ol 'l A. P M nw l-V711 E .,.. . 1. --.. I---N-.---...rum rr-mm-mr..I-mmm-mr I-rn E Compliments of The Casella Servrce Dry Cleanrng Co Parnesvrlle Ohro Compliments of ECKLEY S SOHIO SERVICE STATION Eckley s Corners Established n 1918 DONN H LOYER SINCLAIR DEALER WILL O BEE ON THE LAKE Phone 229 MENTOR DRY CLEANERS Mentor s Family Tarlor Shop 1689 Mentor Ave Phone 2771 TRUCK RITE INN Johnny Cake Road and Route 20 Best Wlshes To The Seniors PTA tyfe Who s Who Student Counc1lPres1dentR1chard Ahlman Pep Club Presrdent Martha Osborne Playmakers Presrdent Robert Mrlsaler Edrtor of the Com Mentor Betty Jane Carlton Drum Major Robert Traxler Drum Mrjorcttes Mrrguerrte Chrrsman Barbara Jayne Varsrty M Presrdcnt Earl Troop G A A Presrdent Joyce Logan Culture Club Presrdent Elrzabeth Moore Lake County Scholfushrp Club Presrdent Daxrd Moore General Treasurer Frances Veselko Cafeterra Cashrer Lors Zrrnmerman Cafeterm Checker Charlotte Van Deusen SPEAR S MARKET Hickory Smoked Hams and Bacon Fresh Meats DANIELS Ladres Apparel e But Not Expe C O M Parnesvrlle Ohro GERARD K KLYN Grower ot Roses for Your Garden Jackson St Mentor Congratulatuons to the Class of 41 SANBORN MOTOR EQUIPMENT Inc 54 N State St Parnesvrlle JUNCTION TAVERN Better Barbeques Routes 322 and 44 Chardon, Ohno EI ........ ........ .... .... ......... .................................................. ....... lg I , - ' ..... 1 0 E ' .... ........ 2 ' L ' ' ............. 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