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

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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 , . . , . . I I ' I ll I ll ll I ll ' ' ' I ' I . I I - I I I X ' .1 . , , . . . I I I , . . 1 . . .

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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 ' , . . , . .

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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 - , . . , . . I . . . . , - 1 I ' 1 ' I I 1 I I 1 ' ' 1 . , . I , - I 1 11 - r I1 ll - 11 A - V V D , . '-W V,..,.- -.F-M, 4 'z 'v AV' ' 1 fl ' . - - - .. 'J l AAA 'M Q' ,K A f . 4 . . I