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

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fm LILLIAN OTTO AB BCS Morningside College Tnffm Business College Typmg Advanced Shorthand Offrce Prachce CLARENCE W PHILLIPS BS MS Ohno Unlverslty Ohlo State Unrverslty Commerclal Low Shorthand Salesmanshup Bookkeepmg JAMES R HORWELL BS Ohno Unlverslty Musnc HELEN CRAIG BA Loke Erue College Forengn Languages Q G GSSZS ln order to be well prepared to take theur places In a busy offrce the business educatuon students recelved trannung nn Mass Otto s typnng and shorthand classes and rn the recently added office practuce course Useful experuence was gauned by acting as secretarres to the faculty and by learnung to operate the new drctaphones calculators ccmptometers edu phones mnmeoscope and mlmeograph which the well equip ped commercial department uses A busnness IS no better than the man behind nt Mr Phrlllps says and at the some tame promises to be the man nndlrectly behund a good many corporations rn the future These stu dents of has not only know salesmanshup backward and for ward but wnll have complete mastery of contracts partner mnghty bug order but Mr Phullups us just the man for It Straight from the army Mr Harwell s mllltary dlsclpllne drd a great deal toward producing a flne band orchestra and mlxed chorus Formung V s for Vlctory and M s for Mentor the band helped the football team through a strenuous sea son then proceeded to escort the basketball team to the champronshnp of the Western Reserve League The latest addltlon to the music department was the Mentor Hugh Swing Band We sometrmes wonder about the amount of knowledge some of Mass Craig s forergn language students acqunre when such gems as All Gaul was quartered Into three halves are derrved from Caesar s much studled Latln But when they return wlth the message Venn vedu vucn from State Tests at Kent we know that foreign language students have gained factual knowledge as well as that broad cultural background whrch rs an essential part of any genuine education 20 49 V l S I.-rv' ' SL j f ' I I I ' . . ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' ,, . . . . ,, . . , . I' ' ' I - ships, stocks and bonds, and bookkeeping. lt sounds like a , . . b . , .. . . . . , . f ' I I . , . , . , I K I II ' ll ' H - - - -11 I I I

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9 fulmmj Because the war news us of such great umportance to all of us Mr Twerell s hustory classes emphasuzed current events Panel duscussuons and debates engaged the attentuon of the class and outsude reports were brought un to add to class unterest The students took charge of the news bulletun board un the back of the maun study hall The newspaper cluppungs were changed each day so that the enture school could be kept posted on new happenungs The junuor hugh pupuls were also kept up to date on current affaurs un theur hustory classes Partucular attentuon was guven to current events and the latest war news The students worked on several projects maps boats and scrapbooks to maun taun class unterest Mr Stsgall was another of the year s new faculty members He came to us from the dustant state of Mussouru Travelung us hus favorute hobby Our lubraruan not only has charge of keepung the scores of advuse students un search of specufuc unformatuon or books Muss Danuels has kept a close check on the new books pub lushed that are suutable for hugh school pupuls and she has added many new ones to the lubrary thus year At the request of the varuous teachers there have been reserve shelves opened where one can fund all the data avaulable un the lubrary on any specual subject Muss Stevens seems to have dusproved the age old adage con cernung beauty and brauns for she acts as Muss Danuels s rught hand woman un the lubrary and that posutuon certaunly calls for braans plus patuence and wull power when ut comes to managung the fact funders that unvade the lubrary each day She also does consuderable work un the elementary book room We were afraud to ask her whuch job she found the more unter estung I9 DUDLEY TWERELL A B Hurum College Hustory MILFERD D STIGALL BS MA Mussourl State Teachers College Umversuty of Wyomlng Jumor Hugh Hlstory and World I-lustory ESTRILLA DANIELS m Bowlmg Green Umvers fy Umverslfy of lllmous Llbroruan EUNICE STEVENS Ohm State University Asslsfant Lubrarlan U ' I4 books in the library in order, but she also must be able to 9.s., s.s. ' u..s.f . J A . ,l4..f.

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OLLVICI S Front to Back lst row Ruth Shatter Frank Henoesbach Marnan Arr1o'd Charles Stange 2nd row Roger Traxler Wulllam Campbell Barbara Jayne Robert Chllds Robert Jenks 3rd row Ernest Muller Chester Scott James Barron Nllllam Kung Jack Danrels Donald Stephens 4th row Alvln Ca twrlght Robert Loomus Alden Markell Lee Dneterlch Margaret Colller Sth row Theresa Zardln Frank Dannels Donald Brothers Stardung Left to rnght Robert Traxle Mlss Geneyneve Kelly Mr Edward Masonbnnk Presldent Robert Traxler led the Student Councll through a successful year as the organlzat'on dnrected and odvlsed all student actuvltues The Council s protect for the year was a Hells a poppln show wruttert by members along the Innes of the famous Broadway show and dnrected by Mr Mulford Stlgall The evenlng of fun augmented the treasury by eughty dollars a sum whlch wall be used eventually for the purchase of a case to house the school s othletlc trophnes The sale of defense stamps and bonds was carrled on by the Councnl and each Wednesday two members were on hand to dustrlbute the stamps to the students Roger Traxler served as vlce presldent ot the Councll and Margaret Colller was nts secretary Robert Jenks handled the funds In hrs posltlon as treasurer Mass Genevleve Kelley and Mr Edward Masonbrnnk advlsed the group 21 nd G ' e gfudenf Gounci