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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

81 1945 CHHUIHHL CRUISE W the we w Q dgdnfou W hp eco N an More H WK xour elp 'lC1N'CL Who o O rrom Shu wow mor hlo wh f e ford 1 +xCK e VQUTS Wu Gr we thcmk each one of you for without your help we Could never have boorded Thus ship hor hoped to soil the seo of lrfe Our course hos been chorfed we ore on our woy ond by your help wc orc pre pored how to focc both Colm cmd stormy weather C 'We 'K ' I 45 1 ' ' A H wx 1' 'fi X 1 ' . ,- fum' 'Cd w u a r X A ff 'mc 've dd, w ry . Ah rx h 5 ix Iylf'dep+.'1'ic JP 1 fu 1 fb, 'fxi- Tw 5V ,fn Tffv' dC'1X- ' .' , KN fbgolf .N . po X ., Co, -- 'r Cv'-df Z Z f Q AW? kk 2 6 2 F Z M X K , Z L 2 if 5' 1 2 ?!1 1.-I 4 f . ,L I 1 A Vg, , , 4 f 4' .L AA M . V5 2 W 5, l 'Z Y A I If i945 HllllUHl Slliil Editor, Martha Jenks, Assistant Edi- tor, Marcia Traxlerj Photography Editor, Alden Markell, Art Editor, Audra Zink, Business Manager, AI- vin Cartwright, Feature Editor, Nora Isaacs, Make-up Editor, George Wiley, Script Editor, Marilyn Chris- rnan, Sports Editor, Wesley Phil- lips, 3 f X yt, . X XI if 1 J cb DONALD BROTHERS lll lllflll CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and excnuna star 'Rnd may there be no moaning of The bar When I put out To sea But such a fade as movung seems asleep Too full for sound and foam When that whuch drew from out the boundless deep Turns agarn home Twnlught and evening bell And after that the dark' And may there be no sadness of farewell When l embark For tho from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far I hope to see my Pnlot face to face When l have crossed the bar Tennyson -Q. ki, . 5, , , - And one clear call for me f Y 1 I I I I , . I lll IHE S E Lookung over the passenger lust for the good shnp M HS we fund several very famuluar names mlssung Names that have meant a lot to us In the past our elementary school pals the lad that used to throw spltwads In the library third period the boy who spent most of has time an the office the boy who always came through English exams with an A These boys who are not wnth us In our last year aboard the M H S have boarded even greater ships than ours our nation s man o wars They are out fughtmg even now for thnngs luke gradu ating classes and annuals fourth perlod study halls and Ice cream suckers Latln grammars and lnltualed desks all the thungs that mean school to us And not only school but freedom democ racy and lufe Itself Let these be our heroes Let us remember them with a deep sense of gratutude and pride these boys our schoolmates Amer :ca s men BOYS ALREADY IN SERVICE Jack Dletrlch Gilmore Rostocll Thomas Fraccl Robert Logan Robert Hobson Dennls Moore BOYS WHO WILL ENTER SERVICE BEFORE GRADUATION Jack Rayment Paul Ungers Robert Loomis Lawrence Markell SEVEN THOMAS FRACCI JACK DIETRICH DENNIS MOORE GILMORE ROSTICIL SHIWS DIBEBTUBY In-0 frifw + as..-2 L pw N-an. le-A Q7 Qlhxxuql ., , N n.. . to oo 0 W E vonoooo so go oo 0 'boob Q, -np . .-, o nos..- ngnovoppsp., Q 'O ogg-.. on -0-o-o--.-, -.. ooooqooo,-, op----.v --., .-' ,ov 99-4.1 9, -nn----n , Q px.-- , ,-,-. -.'- I --- Q-gonna op. na.-- sn.. ---.Q . . 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Q O uso- -..-. -- -.- 'IQOO ' ln Q n .0 .Q Q A Q Qs-0 I I' I I Q A A You as members of the class of 45 have spent the early years ot your lnves tralnang your munds buuldung your character and developnng your bodues These are now your greatest assets IH the duties and responsnbulntnes ot lute lust ahead Maternal goods are the goods that may easnly be destroyed lute nn any socsal economuc or polntucal system or through any changes of tate You can do no better than to contunue to seek the fullest development of all your capabnlutues and dedicate them to the service ot country and humanuty Mentor Hugh School buds you farewell and good luck MR D R RICE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 'x ten Goods of the mind and ot the character will endure throughout I r 1 ' l l l cle en Ill THE Plllll USE Guudlng the SSM H S through all the falr and stormy weather of school lute IS Mr Ellns M Hostetler who comes to us from Louusvnlle Ohio where he taught for eleven years For a bruef blography Mr Hostetler graduated from Goshen College lndlana un 1931 where he ob tanned hus Bachelor of Arts degree H magored un the social scnences and Eng lush with a mlnor In the physucal scuences Hns special Interests are athletlcs and debating Whale nn college he was pres: dent of has class for three years H came to Mentor ln 1942 to take the helm as prlnclpal besides teachung history and the soclal scuences Mr Hostetler IS known to the students especually for hrs four play and for the and he has glven them He has taken an active Interest ln all the schools actlvltles and especially the students themselves Ill ll UH MR E M HOSTETLER Prmclpal Mss Cha lotto VanDucscn Mss Llluon Otto M E M Hostetler Martha Daniels Mr D R Rxce and Muss Nadane Perry AW ff' F I R S T Virginia Rasch B. 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Kent State University' decorating and home people who tell others nessj SECRET LONGING FAVORITE EXPRESSION ice skating FOOD fried SUBJECT art' HOBBY furnishing' PET PEEVE how to run their busi- an intelligent caveman Thats tough' SPORT chicken DelbertJ Catan B S M A Ashlant folleac Columbia University SUBJECTS zonsumcr education social prohlcms physical education HOBBY hunting and fishing PET PEEVE the way they run the government FAVORITE SPORT football FOOD turkey LillianW Otto A B B C S Morningside College Tiffin Business College SUBJECTS typing office machines advanced stenography HOBBY traveling PET PEEVE gum chewers SECRET LONGING commute by plone FAVORITE PERSONALITY a Republican pres: dent SPORT horseback riding FOOD T-bone steaks QUOTATION To be or not to be that is the question W tam Nordman B S Kent State University SUBJECT music HOBBY music PET PEEVE kids blowing horns out of place FAVORITE PERSONALITY Sibelius EX PRESSION Aw nuts FOOD chili con come SPORT tennis Eleanor Tobin, B A M A University of Michigan Hiram College SUBJECT history HOBBY reading PET PEEVE too cheer ful good mornings SECRET LONGING a nice juicy steak FAVORITE EXPRESSION The bell has rung twelve tharteen MATES Jean Hanway B S M Ohso State Unlverslty SUBJECT College Prepara tory Englnsh Ipronouns J HOBBY pronouns PET PEEVE pronouns SECRET LONGING Freshmen who know pronouns FAVORITE PERSONALITY I you he she It we you and they SPORT pronuons FOOD pronouns QUOTATION after om ns re was were be and been use pronouns In the subpectuve case INTERESTING ANCESTOR Jonas Hanway who Introduced tea unto England s burned an Wcstmunster Abbey Ha rry Bea rd Hnram College SUBJECT hustory HOBBY muslc PET PEEVE fourth peruod study hall SECRET LONGING tour the West and the Alcan Hugh way FAVORITE EXPRESSION All ght now IBIIIL Ruth Brown A B B S of Western Reserve Umverslty SUBJECT head llbrar Ian FOOD rare beefsteak QUOTATION Do or dle' HOBBY people and gardennng PET PEEVE lack of fairness FAVORITE PERSONALITY In mu pumpkm ple QUOTATION Kind hearts are more than coronets and snmple falth than Norman blood fel Willard C Barnes Bowling Green State Unlversuty SUBJECTS wood work mechanlcal drawmg HOBBY cabinet makung and gardennng FAVORITE SPORT hunt mg FOOD anythmg but olives QUOTATIOON Stull achnevmg and pursumg learn to labor and to want EXPRESSION Lets get to wor flu L vb Jeanne Garwood A B Flora Stone Mather College Western Reserve Umverslty SUBJECT Englush HOBBY collectlng poetry PET PEEVE Intolerance SECRET LONG ING to return to Puerto Ruco FAVORITE PERSON ALITY James Thurber FOOD grapefruut SPORT swummnng EXPRESSION Hes a character QUOTATION Que paso? INTERESTING AN CESTOR Tarhe an Induan Istatue In SonduskyI , . ., . , . . I I 1 I- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I 0 I I I I I I I l I I , A B ' I I I I ' I I I . I II - II. I I I I I H , . ., . . , . I I , - I I I I - I I I I I I ' sicj Tschaikowskyj SPORT, horseback ridingg FOOD, I Y I Q -.I I I . vt -I' I , B. 5 ' I I I I I I I ' ' I I - I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I ' I I ' I I I I I I I - I I ' I - I I I - 9 Helen Craug A B La e Erie Col ege SUBJECTS Languages HOBBY parrots and books PET PEEVE alarm clocks FAVORITE PERSONALITY Caesar f course FOOD anything chocolate SPORT re laxmg and tax: service QUOTATION Fartuter fndeluter felucnter C Garrv Andrews A B Nu Northern Unnversu bb ECT ehenms try algebra HOBBY tushrng PEI PEEVE nolsc n corridor FAVORITE SPORT taotluall FOOD steaks INTERESTING ANCESTOR r Flancls Drake Helen Peck B S Ohno State Unnversaty SUBJECTS Spannsh Eng Ish HOBBY wrstnng PET PEEVE rayon stock Ings SECRET LONGING to own a cream colored convertnblc and to go to Costa Ruca FAVORITE FOOD Mothers vegetable soap EXPRESSION xery superlor QUOTATIOYN I complained Le C use I had n shoes antll I met a man w o had no feet CarevwceW Phlllups B S M A Ona Lnnver :tx Ohxo State nlxersrtx CUBJE T harthancl Iaokkeeplna nwncrctel aw ales manshrp prlnclples ot puslne HOBBY photog vaphy PET PEEVE vvaltuna for people and meet Ings to start FAVORITE PERSONALITY Wlllkle F D ocanm e nw Ile Fawn Adkins B A MA Oklahoma College for Women Mlchugan Um versuty SUBJECT English HOBBY actung and popular sheet music PET PEEVE nmpudent stu dents SECRET LONGING to be able to eat spaghetti luke ltallans FAVORITE FOOD devnls food cake SPORT basketball QUOTATION Luve and let lwe fourteen Mrs Elmer Buhler B S Ohlo State Unrverslty Columbla Unrversrty SUB JECT home economncs HOBBY lovely chlnaware PET PEEVE squeezrng oranges and the expressron shut up SECRET LONGING airplane trrp around the world FAVORITE SPORT eatlng wnth congen lol frrends FOOD 2 Inch beefst ak Oren T Casey Kent State Unrverslty SUBJECT rndcstrual arts HOBBY bee keepmg growlng cactr PET PEEVE Ioafers SECRET LONGING Dont fence me In FAVORITE SPORT outdoor actnvntnes In general FOOD apple pre .1 Emma McCaughey A B M Mount Holyoke College Ohio State Umversuty ang PET PEEVE people who CfIflCIZ6 without knowung much about the partucular sltuatnon SECRET LONGING to have as much gasolsne for Jezebel as I have money to buy FAVORITE PERSONALITY Butch SPORT scnlmg flynng tennrs FOOD Ircorlce :ce cream wrth lemon sauce INTERESTING ANCESTOR an uncle Moses who wanted to drown all has chuldren and me Florence Davrs, B S , Indnana State Teachers College SUBJECTS physical education general science HOBBY makrng money for semors PET PEEVE teachers at teachers meetings SECRET LONGING to play piano like Frankie Daniels FAVORITE PERSON ALITIES Asta Erme Pyle and Eleanor SPORTS hockey badminton QUOTATION Thats all brother' INTERESTING ANCESTORS third cousm to Jefferson Davls . , . ., . . . I . . . I - I I I ' I I I I I I I I - ' A I I ' 9 . O , I ful' ' I . . I I . I . Z I ' I ' 42 I . II I - II, , I , . I ' 'I I , . . I SUBJECT, mathematicsg HOBBY, flying and sail- I I . . , . I I . I I I I I I I I I II I I I - - II ' ' I I ' ' I J I I I I I . . . . I 1 II II - II I I I I I I I I II, I I - I I on-fb Barbara Brnght A B Huram College SUBJECT home economucs gen eral scnence HOBBY knnttnng and camplng PET PEEVE saucy children SECRET LONGING to go to Alaska FAVORITE EXPRESSION All rug FOOD ace cream SPORT volley ball QUOTATlON What you are speaks so loudly l cannot hear what you soy Howard Barnes, A B B S Western Reserve Unwersnty Columbla Umverslty Oberlnn College Kent State Umverslty SUBJECTS bnology physrcs mathematncs pre flnght aero- glrls crackmg chewung gum FAVORITE PER SONALITIES Wnllnam Beebe Teddy Roosevelt FOOD r sted hot d Ednth Muller, B A Mrs Mrs Ohlo Wesleyan University SUBJECT history HOBBY makmg petut point for my antnque chalrs PET PEEVE wanting for a bus SECRET LONGING war to end so l wont have to teach but can be all day an my home FAVORITE PERSONALITY my husband whom do you thank? FOOD good food well cooked ond plenty of lt SPORTS growmg flowers EXPRESSION No' Nor Plcrunzo Eluzabeth Flsher Frances Babbs slxteen . , . . ' 1 , ' , - ' : , ' ' ' 1 , ' : , 5 , ' ht! g , ' I 1 I 1 H I ,, . ., . . , . I . . . ' ' , ' ' I f . I . , . I - . nautlcs, geometryg HOBBY ,sailingg PET PEEVE, . . . I - l ' ' 1 2 ,Q . A ' ' 5 , ' J I , . . . , , I , , ' 1 . , ' I . , 2 , ' 1 , FIRST CLHSS PHSSHIGEHS Q W 4'-.-PM .QW C' .ff L PM 1 1 iltz,-. f J 5 4,5 is X 4 'IT' ' 7 vp0l ' ia ' 5 :'o,l: '. X Hn -- QLI3-1' O' ,ppvvnl I , , . I . I . l j' ..-- ' W Q f,-: . K lllllll Hlll Presldent ROBERT LOOMIS Sixth term Loomls wlns agoun as Sensors say aye aye for a captam 0 money conscious Sensors contemplate annual 0 Let me show you the samples look two hundred sheets and envelopes wnth your name on every one but really everyone sends Chrustmas cards now l have this box In three colors lt you havent already got your ticket for Stunt Nlght l ll sell you one 0 surprised faces ot teachers as they receive tree lunches for worklng on Stunt Nlght 0 Sensors rate hugh ln all sports our own Joke star man ln foot ball 0 wmter snow :ce and absence from school grleve students 0 annual full steam ahead 0 meetings, glue and Gee your plc tures turned out swell 0 Alvun going ad mod 0 long struggle nearlng end Sensors look :head and Hey you mnssed your cue agam 0 Ah the prom students settle down for sedate for ma that last dance' 0 studies get harder or IS It sprung? 0 prelumlnarues begun cap and gown tlttung 0 farewell parties sadness maxed with gladn ss 0 the last mule clutch :ng the diploma 0 Alma Mater' Alma Mater' we SHALL keep thy mem ries 0 Vuce President Secretary Treasurer ROBERT JOHNS KATHERINE VAN DUESEN JACK RAYMENT eughteen I ll - Il ' . ' ll I I ' Il , 0 I - - 'll . ' I ll ' 1 . . . I . ' y . . I I l A ' Il ' I I ' 11 - - - I 0 Senior play, greasepaint, footlights, 11 A - I 'II I I - I . . . . , , V . 9 . V A y - , . 1 . l Hodgins, Richard Tall fowhead And rews Ma r Musical mate Troop Ma ri Iyn Congenial redhead Smiling personality Alford, Tom Happy go lucky YNIFIEYEEFI Isaacs, Nora Her hair reflects her sunny smile. C rysler Jean Gentle lady Ma rkell Lawrence Southpaw drlbbler Home Ec hectic Zawad Marion Dark eyes I I y I Jewell, Muriel Behm, Norma Zlnk Aud ra Wutty artust Markell Alden Sporty smile Traxler Marcao Pep persomfned Dnetruch Lee He walks He Yalks Hes human Brunner Joy Sllent srren Fagan Franklin Dont wont for hum to drop the anchor Jayne Marlorle Twlrllng blonde Wnley George Always seen ol ways heard Chrlsrnan Marilyn Slender fender tall Srnlth Jake A good guy Twenty I -I ' ' I ..' I I A - 1 -I I I V I . I I. ' I . I. Phillips Wesley Deck runner Harriger Irma Sports belle Lingafelter Donald A born tease but do Bourne Patricia Our cruise comme dienne Schultz Jack Backstage strife twenty one Staiger Nora She loves nursing and a marine. Rodabaugh Jack His lines the limit Pa rke r Norma Shipshape Cartwright Alvin Really I m a senior Daniels Martha So sweet and neat , I i i i i I I I - I , they like it! I ' I . - , . ! I. I I Kostor Russell Flying hugh unck Anno Jeon Ounte etflclent Armstrong Dorothy Sensor closs booster Muller Betty Sewing s her T Horter Betty Now there s 0 secretory' 3 Price Shlrley A busnness womon Sworak Jone A true friend Cummmgs, Ruth Stull water runs deep Sonde rson Mo rs: Aslf her whore the Illvrory Pr I me F ro n k Motorcycle momoc twenty-two Schroeder James Track IS hrs meet Jenks Martha Good things come IH Inttle packages Home IS the hunter Osborne, Patsy Cheerful earful Hobson, Robert A blonde In every port twenty three Well Doris Everyones friend Fenner Everett He does hus work and goes hls way Cute and competent Ungers Paul The worlds worst driver Fagan Patrncla Future Mrs D I ' , - I I Norton, James Belk, Emilie I . I SECUHD CLHSS PHSSEHGEHS Frank Daniels torn from the keyboard long enough to take on presidential duties 0 Juniors prominent as tangy autumn weather ushers in football season 0 l-ley-two hot dogs and mustard over here 0 still prominent Juniors found in halls most any time 0 They're only a nickel a piece and good lead and erasers, too 0 more than one frustrated pencil- less student saved here 0 Great day, the iewelry salesman arrives, orders fly thick and fast 0 Greater day, jewelry itself arrives, rings change hands in no time flat 0 OVER THE RAIL AROUND THE MAST Margery Louis, Evelyn Barber, Betty Phillips, Mary Karr, Mariorie Trask, Jean Toncre, Alyce Harvey, Catherine Polly Wyant, Mary Jane Brabenic, Mona Sanders. Kessler, Millicent Trask, Quota Edgerton. FISH STORIES WEAK MAST Ruth Bade Gizella Zardin Shirley Stephenson Jeanette Edward Lord Paul Sandor Carol Shreve Lois Norman Noel Reeder Millicent Wood Dorothy Bryson Theresa Zardin Kastor Charles Parsons Harry Waterman twenty four 1 1 i f 1 1 1 1 i , A i f . MISS THE BOAT? CENTRAL AVENUE TENNIS Robert Fletcher, Donald Urbas, Richard Bosley, Donald Richard Barton, Beverly Damlos, Donald Rice, Betty Lou Sanborn, James Shillito, Llcklider, Roger Lerch, Jack Peterson. ll ll ll MAN THE ENGINES MEN STOPPING TIME Wvllram Warner Arthur Lapharn Frank Dannels Donald Bruce Cawrd Robert Metzger Janice Santtl Helen Beckman Joe Torok Vnncent Szalan Gus Mate Gorman Patrlcua Klee Myrle Nnebes Raymond Muller at A F. 0' av' sv STOWAWAYS Kenneth Llngafelter Donald Sednvy Paul Beavers Norma Lannlng Dorlslane Taylor Laura Kellto Warren Barstow twenty fnve f sit , ' X 3 .al al I A I f I I f 1 1 I If A Q ' ' ' in A 1 ' Tr I - . W 4' I M . - fm ,av ft ef' I' .f I T .- 1 ,.. 4 ,M , , r 1 1 ' tm, y 3 r i .1, Y ' Q I it A ' .W 4 . 5 AL., ' . Iv ' I A DECK SITTERS CANNED MUSIC Robert Keys, Rucharcl Cudney, Mary Malinda Richardson, Henry Nichols, Esther Schmidt, Ralph Muller, Tom Paige, Glorua Rastucul, Ruth Reynolds. George Wagner, Paulina Rosticul. DECK SHUFFLE WIRELESS ROOM L L Maruyn Ste uns Patrucua Mccllun Patrucua chant Phulluws e a nson nur rnrnc ' Kau un Pauul Blanche Adams Bettx Tckanuc Robert Marrus Joanue chosen pun up gurl ot Mentor Hugh 0 Muss Adkuns takes a hand as June Mad makes debut 0 l-ley Penny you re on ' and Whered Chuck go agaun9' 0 Down to more seruous thungs the long awauted prom 0 gardenuas and dance programs, X marks our dance 0 Sprung un full swung cupud as busy as ever 0 lunches on the lawn echoes ot Red rover red rover let Beezy come over 0 Junuors thoughtfully contemplate comung year .lust thunk, us kuds SENIORSV' 0 twenty sux Lana Krltto In bb , , Ru u l,yI J h , Sg d Stro N .anus Q February Com-Mentors come out, put Junuors un turmoil 0 Their own tourebell belle, . . . . . . ,, ,, I - II I ll I ' I I I ' ' - - - - ll I . 11 - - - - I I Il Il ' ' I I T 11 r - lHIllll CLHSS PHSSEHGERS SOPHOMORES Besides their checking Hats and all, They have the Sophomore Special Ball, CHOW LINE CHARTING THE COURSE Ann Schaeffer, Nancy Johnson, Alice Taylor, William Cy Phelps, Donald Wcndling, Nunamakar, Mcryin Mahlc, Lyle Snell, Alice Ancwall IN THE BRIG LETTERS FROM HOME Lucas Barbara Snell Betty Ann McKee, Janet Pyrch bel! Robert Eckley twenty seven Ray Babcock, James Reed, Ray Siegel, Joan Weil, Eilc-cn Edward Morris, Richard Libby, Peggy Sicbold, James Camp Crew chiefs . . , Libby, Morris, and Nunamaker 0 Sophs dig right in, You haven't lost that derby have you-gee, y'got the thirties mixed up and l can't tind Miss Adkins's coat. 0 just the hat checking brigade or don't lose your coatg let us do it for you. RIDING THE WAVES PASSPORTS Nancy Barron, Jane Klee, Charles Ripoin, Robert Trow- Jean Hobson Alice Clark, Carol Ely, Joyce Beebe, Patricia lfridgc, Olney Nicholas, Jean Eckley, Stephens, Doris Ryder, SHIPS BAND PERRY OR REMBRANDT7 Ed Horen John Daniels Robert McKrill Richard Siebold Gregory Nuznik Ted Avellone John Moore Robert Paulosko Frank Urbas Robert Harkness David Jayne Donald Moore Charles Fagan Joe Jones William Kessler twenty eight . i f f i 1 I i f 1 i - V 1 I . SICK BAY H O H O EVERYWHERE Eleanor Shandle Charlotte Starkweather Hazel Chase James Morse Ruchard Whltehead James LeRoy Jean James Stephens Marlon Bnrdsong Robert Ernsley Tom Brobst Lucnlle Blaha Charlene Downs Crang Wnlllam Oesterle L....1 SHIP AHOY MUSIC PLEASE George Cramer Flora Stockdale Mary Dunham Mable Pat Kenneth Cahsll Dons Bacle Peggy Jackson Alden Kuhlman twenty nlne terson Josie lsaa s Joyce Nock Robert Kellogg Paul Jasper Ruth Shaffer Davld Fusk 0 On the nught ot February l7 all eyes turned to a certain Sophomore Susne prima donna of the stage 0 Oh Morgy ' she walls curtaln falls curtaln calls and Muss Stephens star of the evenung 0 Sophs not to be outdone an the lrne of dances, and Sophomore Speclal chugs successfully along 0 unforgettable Srlas Marner becomes Important character IN many young llves 0 2 , : V V V V V V V V V V - , . I ' 1 7 ' 9 . fs x x , , g , 'sv I V .5 ,V ' U, -L-V--f .l.t , - - 6 .Jr , ,- I . W' vnA n f I - V. - - V I ' V V V V Cl V A 1 ' V . . ,, . . , , . . . . , . . , JUST HLUHG FUR THE HIDE The freshman year s The best you know There re only three More years to go GALLEY SLAVES N0 MORE STATEROOMSP Shlrley Foley Pafrucna Ely Joan Blakemore Rnchard Hager Rlchard Maxwell Charles Campbell Dannel McKee Barbara Wllllam Mefzqer Howard Fagan Rwh Tekanvc Barbara Fwk Crawforl Cathernne Hll' Dolores Brlttaln Joan Lang Charrnalno Bellows S O S MESS RAIDING Dowd Wright Shlrlcy Blrdsong Mary Lou Cobb Norma Lllllan Klrkland Ralph Woulters Norms Relchard Robert Laoham Frank Rolph Don Taylor Waldo Jonee Wheeler Sally Dletrlch Joyce Barnes June Fnsher Apologles fo you Sophs ...J Thlrfy DER SHIP COMES HOME IN THE HOLD Helen Veselko Gertrude Jewell Ruth Sper Rose Weber Fred Odum Albert Penne Charles Barber Alberta Rune Katherune Palnnkas Marlene Renchard Helen Bond Vrolet hardt Joan Melster Dayrd Sregel Rosemary Keys Leonard Welch Grace Hubrath Santtr Peggy Chllds ELLIS S ISLAND Herbert Dayrdson Robert Alhstrom Robert Turner Barbara Kastor Patrxcna Tnmes Shlrley Schaefer Barbara Cathan Glornanna Stephens 'si SINK OR SWIM Donald Rand Joan Rayment Ralph Krrkland Herbert Davrdson Norlne Crookshanks Glorlanna Stephens Ruchard Chaffee Alaune Smlth thirty one II ll v F1 I 4 I 1 I YI Y I I ' ,., ' N ' I . JL.: I I X N 'E 1 - If , rs 1 ' I. 22 I A I fr ffm, y 1334 n X Y ' f I W .,,,.v' ff? I, 'I hx' , L35 'gif f ' .?' 1 '. .' . fu 'lf t al -f 5 + 1 I I' '3 N , 1 I 'V 1 ' 1 S' EXPEDITION RESEARCH PAID ENTERTAINMENT Dale Wheatcraft, Ronald Barnes, John Aagard, Gladys Molly Osborne, Vivian Burgemeister, John Harriger, Avis Merrill,, Laura Norman, Frances Morgan, Marv Flshcr. Pvnncy, James Mally, Aloine Burkhardt, Beverly Heil, Charles DeCola, Charles Weber. BETWEEN WATCHES UPPER DECK Jo n McQuald Donald Welch yn! Kcctcr Ru on s Page Janet Stebblns Peggy Monk Strornrne Davld Schnemlcr Haroll loomls Ch ru Whgglo uv 11 fxurtln nur George Woocl Arthur Mowry h , Da r s lv Lo Vow lr ryznxcx 5' X, ., , , , L . . .alt ' X' v D'Ng ' Rui 1 SQ: t 1, ' , . , r ll' ' Il 1 1 . . . , ,, . . , . ,, Ul I , . - -1 . . ,, . Jess Walker Freshmen choose Punney, Barber and l-larrnger to represent those along lust tor the rude 0 Freshmen Day passes but slowly tor the bays 0 Freshmen damsels lose out to Juniors for pun up gurl 0 0 A new star appears on dramatuc horizon as Grandma Bantry Page IS seen nn Dramatnc Club productuon 0 mysteries ot Latin untold Pl as stu dents recute tavornte conjugation, t , tu stu tuut 0 Cherubs struggle bravely through flrst year ot l-lanway pronouns 0 more dances ln l froshes plan one for Aprnl 0 Freshmen show hudden talents as A B and Q T wlns Stunt Nlght acclaum 0 thnrty two STULUHUJHUS Junior High kids, Don't you fret 'Cause you'Il all be Freshmen yet. COMPANION WAY QUARANTINE Marian Bretnour, Mary Hermick, Bonnie Fritton, Patty Mariorie Wendartt, Rose Urbas, Connie Carter, Mary Ann Butcher, Robert Eddy, Joanne Thomas, Owen Cottrell, Urbas, Margaret Adams. Joseph Gorman, LAND LUBBERS THROUGH THE PORTHOLE Carl Sloan James Vaiocchi Donald Bregitzer Richard Adeline Avellane Geraldine Fedak Evelyn Keltto Mary Betty Jusko Ruth Schminky Richard Warner Jack Crysler Robert Hager thirty three Townsend, Sally Harter, Emmaiine Wagner, Barbara Kotnyek, Ann Wheeler, 'Ramona Crookshanks, William Hickey. FOUR BELLS BOILER ROOM Joyce Buchtel, Gordon Hodgins, Dean Andrews, Jacquelyn Dale McKrill, William Marks, Lyle Johnson, Lewis Schwent- Courville, Donna Endress, Robert Denner, Virginia Bosley, ner, Kenneth Fisher, William Gaw, Boyd Walker, John Lucas. Merle McDowell, HEELING OVER SEASICK 7 7 Robert Rctzler Rosemary Manis Donald Hyde Dorothy Donald Haydn Charles Wachs Laura Jean Wollam Rose l-loren Lawrence Phillips mary Ungers Joanne Richardson Marie Behum Naomi Fisher Seniors of the Junior Hugh elect Gordon l-lodgins and Robert Denner captains 0 bonds and stamps sale and magazine drive keep eight graders money minded 0 Who re you taking to the Tea Dance this year? ' familiar query 0 English classes meet Prince and the Pauper and Evangeline for first time 0 thrill of footlights sound effects, and grease paint as stage struck eight graders put on assembly 0 Hey Joe I mean Elmer, where s Virginia? Ready now curtain Remember Elmer you re very angry because your motor cycle has been smashed upl' 0 And Elmer and the love bug' marches along for a March assembly 0 thirty four , , , , 11 ' - - If - I , , , . , . . ' II ' ll II ' Il 1 - ll 1 ' I ' ' ' ll ll ' I . . . . , . , , I Il 1 EXCESS BHGGHGE Little gurls The boys wull brlng To the Tea Dance In the sprung OFF DUTY SHOOTING THE BREEZE Kav Welo Vurgll Brlffonn Rlchard Swank Doris Tawney Beatrice Mora Ella Brooks Eleanor Alderman Carolyn Lay Patty Cralg Anna Jasper Ann Guuselman John Rnnehardt Zelma Crooks Joanne Hesse Jane Jones NanCY P'f'm9Y Wllllom Mallet Don Dusa BSYVY June RYCIQV j li' L. l NO WIND NAUTICAL NAUSEA Henry Hubrath Noel Gufhne Davud Marecak George Wnllram Blakemore James Lors Homer Dunham Rodney Nucholas Lauretta Lautanen Shnrley Talcott Marilyn Smlth Jerry Smnth John Carter Orm Smith Donald Cox Poole Patty Nelson Joanne Toncre Acnle Brooks Thirty fuye 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A nge , . -I I. . ,K I 1 . - : 9 . 1 ,www , . 1 1 I 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - - SHORE LEAVE MIDSHIPMAN William Tawney, Leon Starkweather, Thomas Biddell, Laur- Mr. Catan, Donald Sandor, Robert Peine, Forrest Ely, Russell ence Topparr, Theodore Kurth, Robert White, Donald Seyler, Mowrv, Richard Christenson, Richard Spieker, Laurence John Vc-noble. Gaines, Walter Laing, John Tucker. INSPECTION YO HO BLOW THE MAN DOWN Norman Phillip Ralph Schroeder Fred Kroggell George Bcott Farren John Nelson Patricia Relchard Phyllis Cum Toth Edwin Carnpbel Robert Hrckex vyion walkcr Ruth wing Wech Robert Novak Joe Eddy Vera O trle Marilyn :cnultz Henderson Carol Glaser ship M l-l S 0 Sortrng the excess baggage Ted Kurth Richard Speaker Joanne Toncre Norman Phillips 0 Experiencing tor the tirst time the toys ot intramural sports basketball volleyball 0 plans for tirst dance first party dresses classy ties 0 classes classes and more classes reading the Lance ot Kanana learning the tune art of balancing the budget 0 enterprising tems try hand at cheer leading 0 magazine drive gives them first taste ot selling invaluable experience as they will tind, in their senior year 0 thirty six ll ll I V br 57 L , I ' ' 1 N : 'w'Q3rtI.n l I I, f V ll f Y es e ' I Seventhegraders tlounder in sea ot activities as they embark on the good 4 V V - , i l , . . . . . I I I I I ' ll ll ' ' I I I HTHLETICS '95 in '. f f I 's I I . 3 1 X . rw x' ' 15-. -.0 ' gf .r ,f A .4 ' 1 -W 2 WW M FllUlBHll Z5 Delbert Catan takes over helm of green Cardlnal eleven 0 Letterrnen Loomns Markell Szalal form cornerstone un T formatuon 0 advancung to the powerful Lake Shore League makes Mentor luttle fush nn a bug pond 0 Fnfty four boys report for furst practuce 0 Sen uors domunate startsng eleven 0 Conneaut stunned by speedy Cardinals an furst half 0 Lune holds 6 unches from goal on seven plays best stand of year 0 Geneva brungs powerful Eagles but their wungs are clapped by thelr former coach 0 l-lst that dummy' Hut that dummy' not Nunamaker the dummy' 0 Coach Draben stott drives hard line 0 Mate replaces Phllllps varsity center, ungured In Geneva game 0 Johns IS only guard ln school hlstory to pull out of the llne to pass 0 Scrummages are halted as unlurues come thuck and fast ln scrub vlctory over varsuty 0 Mentor defeated an puntung dual un second half by Paunesvllle 0 Zalamlnu stall the bon Crusher as Harbor rocks Cards 0 Schroeder speeds 55 yards through Harbor lune for only score 0 Anybody want to run around the track wuth me agann7 What s the matter you crazy or somethung9 ' 0 Coaches Delbert Catan Howard Barnes and Lester Drabenstott thirty eight 'mn If . . 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Front row Lee Dletruch James Schroeder Vmcent Szalal Robert Loomus Larry McColIlster Alden Mar kell Franklm Fagan Robert Metzger Manager Paul Beavers Second row Manager Bruce Calrd Gus Mate Lyle Snell Robert Johns Paul Ungers Ray Muller Jake Smuth Everett Fenner Wllllam Nunamaker Manager Donald Ruce Third row Coach Delbert Catan George Wlley Tom Alford Russell Kastor Wllllam Warner Arthur Lapham John Danlels Charles Weber Howard Fagan Ray Sregel Fourth row Wulllam Kessler Leonard Santtl Ralph Kirkland Donald Sedlvy John McQuald Alden Kuhl man Joe Torok Flfth raw Albert Penne George Wood Wllluam Metzger Charles Campbell James Mally Jack Rayment Raymond Dawson George Wagner Mentor nrps Blue Devlls In Dust Bowl-our beloved blue grass fueld 0 Fagan plays comes only lmeman to score o Cards invade Rangers camp with shlelds and are carried off on them o Johns re cerves accudental smack ln krdneys 0 Loomus Fagan Schroeder follow rapldly o Mar kell and Szalau play demon games on defense as Willoughby varsuty plays all but enght minutes 0 Wiley knocked slughtly dlzzy tangles with Glavac and Nungesser as they plerce Cardinals rrddled llne 0 The game ends none too soon as coach dons unuform o Mentor holds Ashtabula for one quarter but they play four quarters unfortunately 0 Season ends and players receave yust rewards 0 Markell as voted captain by lettermen 0 Jake Smith recelves most valuable player award, and the bug tackle certarnly earned at 0 Vrnce bug mountain Szalae plays mag nrfrcently agarnst terrlflc odds In last three games 0 McColllster blasts opponents untrl stopped by bad knee 0 Schroeder IS the brunt of the attack 0 Jam contracts a disease known as fumblltls 0 Loomus plays wrth has back to the enemy but they get It In the end 0 key play Isbell Johns to Hutson Loomis 0 Monk Alford takes the razzlng and guves rt back rn performance 0 Paul Ungers, a mean man, suffers knee trouble 0 Bob Metzger Lee Dletrrch and Frank Fagan play the ends 0 They bear the brunt of end sweeps by Zalamunu Glavac Kakas Klelnshrot o Ray Dawson keeps In shape when crutches are the style and replaces unjured lrneman and holds the fort 0 Gus Mate us the center of actnvrty 0 George Wrley, all of 120 pounds of hum funds It easier to catch a runner from behmd than meet hum head on 0 Our hats are off to all of you wm, lose, or draw Q 5+ M 'f - C1 L C. 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E 11 ,AfEk fs 35 2 i 5 1. 9 Q ? 3 , . o 3 ,Q sux. m Q ,pm e ?af'2'f4 'fa ,W Q, N3 Y ' Q J, V '06 ,' ,,s W 11:59 3 T ' -5,3 aff, 2 ! ,,, 5 e ls ., It X N If 4 an 5.3 , N rw , ,Wm N' .vw 'rv' -.4-'X' 5 S up AJ HBH 0 Forty hoopsters greet coach Caton and compete for positions 0 Phillips L Markell and Captain Loomis form team backbone as players become adept at swishing the net 0 Formation A ' now from the left' come on drive' drive' we ve got a game this week' 0 Team hard hit as L Markell is ruled ineligible the first semester 0 Perry Pirates meet their Tripoli 0 Dietrich Loomis and Beckman furnish scoring punch 0 Get those twenty laps or Shore will make your tongues hang out' 0 There is more green in the Shore gym than on an Irish holiday as Admirals run wild 0 Watch out for Geneva s Smith h ll barrel ya' 0 Eagles regain wings lost in football as Smith and Merrell greet old coach by hitting hoop consistently 0 Bula socks it to us again 0 Painesville wins game of fouls 0 Lingafelter and Wiley cage buckets as fourth quarter drive falls short 0 tempers flare as Willoughby stages last half attack to defeat Mentor 0 Phillips leads players ousted on fouls 0 Cards nip Kirtland in final minutes as Loomis swishes from far out 0 L Markell s underhanded shots baffle Harbor but Mentor falters in last half Get those 20 laps' 0 Beckman and Dietrich star consistently on defense That doesnt seem right 0 Gen eva brings team and Merrell with a broken ankle sorry 0 Cards cop first league victory lDoctors busy as many hearts fail l 0 Rangers again whip Cards in last half 0 Oddest sight of season 6 5 Sivak jumping with 5 3 Wiley 0 P S Sivak won 0 Come on Bula sock it to em and they took them seriously 0 Fagan cages two overhead shots in one minute but Painesville wins thirty-two minute battle 0 Mentor hampered by Harbor gym . . . you have to play at l-larbor to appreciate that statement 0 Cards baffle dopesters as Lakewood holds only two point edge in final quarter 0 Loss of Beckman final blow . . . Mentor falls 3l-25 0 Tom Alford, spirited Senior, was confined to his bed most of the season, tough luck, Tom 0 Varsity men, Alden and Lawrence Markell, Phillips, Miller, Loomis, Dietrich, Wiley, Beckman, Fagan, and Lingafelter walked an unglorified trail, but P the reserves pick up their banner and voice, We shall return! 0 ? Lower left to upper right: Franklin Fagan, Donald Beckman, Lee Dietrich, Sxeprge Wiley, Robert Loomis, Tom Alford, Alden Markell, Raymond I ef. RESERVE SQUAD-Upper left to right: Gus Mate, Wesley Phillips, Donald Lingafelter, Lawrence Markell, Ed Lord, forty -th ree nfcii iiunniiis A 4 Track season brings speed stars into limelight O Q 4 11 11 - 0 Excuse my dust Schroeder runs away with the dash honors . . . competition gets harder and harder to find 0 Starring with Schroeder, Rabbit Wiley thrills crowds with Superman speed in dash and relays 0 Threatening to break all records Mighty man McCollister rates high in the discus-throwing competition 0 ls it a plane, is it a bird . . . no, it's just Wes Phillips and Russ Kastor streaking down the track in the distance races 0 Up and at 'em as Bob Loomis and Lawrence Markell take the hurdles in their mighty stride 0 James Schroeder George Wiley James Schroeder George Wiley Larry McCaIlister Frank Daniels Wesley Phillips Robert Loomis forty four 1 1 f lEllElllllEll Q ef 10 S Z The Varsity M as Mentor Hugh s athletics organ : .L :zatson Founded IH l932 nts purpose IS to encourage boys to go out for football basketball Z I and track 0 Boys who earn letters an the above sports are eluguble 0 Mr Delbert Catan sponsor 0 Turkey Raffle to luqundate the debt lncurred by anyurles 0 Presldent Laurence Markell Vnce Presndent Wesley Phullups and Secretary Treasurer, George Wnley 0 Clad VARSITY Front row Raymond Dawson Lee Dletruch fronklln Fagan Paul Ungers Second row James Schroeder Robert Loomis Alden Markell George Wnley Lawrence Markell Wesley Ph ll 1 ups Thrud row Larry McColllster Robert Johns Wulllam Nunamaker Jake Smith Robert Metzger Gus Mate Paul Beavers forty fave ' C - 11 11 - - 1 - - . . . . I . . l 1 1 X X X . . . I . . . . I I . tl 1 1 ' Q I Y Y V l PHIZ --ED Senuors tught for tutles as Junuors come un a close second 0 Female gobs wear bruused shuns tollowung speedball season 0 Strung up posutuon e t b wang thud Gee' a bullseye' 0 not only bullseye but strukes and gutterballs too 0 Junuor hughs star too, those noon vol leyball games 0 class teams chosen and gurls try Zalamunu tackles 0 Sopho mores run Junuors back unto staterooms as Senuors run off wuth basketball results un three wunnung games 0 bor row mess table for a fast game of pung pong 0 thoughts turn to other thungs as dances keep poppung up 0 gurls take a hand at noon teach the males a Iuttle un the art ot dancung 0 but you can t dance all the tume so e burdue gets a work out 0 Outsude wunter takes the upper hand uce skatung tobogannung and skuung popular now 0 wuth slow dusappearance of snow comes baseball balmy weather and Sprug fever 0 Kutes bukes and hukes announce sprung for sure s t r c h . . . ' . . . . . . Il ' ' ' I I - honors 0 disembarkation at Andrews I ' ' , , A . th II ' II ' ' ' I I forty sux lEllEll GIRLS Girls Athletic Association makes history as first G A A formal makes debut 0 excited girls turn conversation from Who plays this noon to Whats your formal like? 0 soft lights soft music smooth dancing and a rival to the prom 0 by older G A A :tes but dinner keeps tradition 0 plans begin for bowling and swimming Thursday nights 0 last minute rush 0 Miss Craig you got a carful tonight? 0 piling up the points then the fateful assembly 0 Hey look I got my Ml 0 G.AA X Z!- forty seven 5 . , . . . . . Il ' II Il I ' II . I . I . I . earlier in year, G. A. A. accepts new members 0 initiation missed ,. . , . . ,, . . . ,, , . . I ' I Il II I I ' I C STH BU M Q DECK SWABS r cc r covers, r You Tv D M M ' M- GALLEY MASTERS Mrs. Kessler, Mrs. Gurvm, Mrs. or cm. M . R d, M . B - M I Q LIFE BOATS The lnfeboats are those llttle crafts that help keep the crew mterested arm the shnp thur Insurance to a safe lanclmg They re the little extra thmgs that help prepare you for the horizons ahead They are, also, a fur- , . S Rah' rah' rah' rah' Come on krds now yell Fight fight fight fight Team you re doun swell' Can t you hear those cheers boys? Win' for all your pals O K now let s give a cheer For our cheer leadvng ga sl CH EER LEADERS Eleen L cas Na cy Ba on No a La nng Patsy Osbo e ac Ta e Yeah team yeah team' echolng from game to game as Pep Club follows the boys 0 After the football banquet husky teamsters trlp the lnght fantastic as Pep Club sponsors dance 0 Ralph Joseph s band Introduced to Mentor stall a popular favorite 0 cheerleaders pep up games with catchy new cheers acrobats added attractnon 0 3,4 X, 'Z PEP CLUB flfty . git, I I I I I I . I ' I X I . . Q I 2 X I l f , 1 . I ,yi A I ' V A . I l u , n rr , rm ni , rn , M r ia r xl r II II ' , . I , . . . I xl, f f - ' . r . ml-. ' ii ' f SHIP SHHPE Forward march and turn about Stranghten up those lanes' Left and rnght and left and nght And kuds you re dom fune Play a tune and hear em yell And loud the musuc gets As on the field and strutting hugh Vnvacuous mayorettes' MAJORETTES Patrca Stephe A dra Z k Ma go e Jayne Blanche Adam My le N ebes J E kley Tramp tramp tramp the band as marchung famtlnar and welcome sight at football games 0 mayorettes strut hugh and handsome 0 Band club underway Frankle Daniels leads agaln 0 Buy a tag and boost your band they dnd new unlforrns and Instruments gained 0 Mr Nordman pleading Watch your muslc now and please watch m v MENTOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND ffty one I 1 .Q - , ,. s i . I - 1 - 1 - l I ii ns, u .in , r' ri , s, r r , ean c . 11 . . ,, . . . , , . . . I - - ll 11 - - . . .. , . . . ,, . ll E. I + 'X . 1 l 5 , l ' , 4 ' f'X 4, i !'f , 1 1 -- . - . -, H. Q ' I . f f ' . ' ,-'K xx A I ' X ' J! ll. l ' . 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CHOIR Long-remembered music: of the mixed chorus in the Easter Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies 0 Mrs, Fisher blending voices into perfect harmonies 0 proud charis- ters finally don Iongeawaited choir robes 0 CHORUS ORCHESTRA k X if music mniifiis IH DEEEHSE UE DEEHUCHHCU SERVICE CLUB Flora Stockdale Nancy Lou Johnson Jack Royment Barbara Snell Jane Klee Secretary M r Loarse Andrews President Marfna Jenks Treasurer Marlorre Jayne Joan Well STUDENT COUNCIL fifty three Robert Denner James Molly Cnarles Barber Mrss Eleanor Tobrn John Harrraer John Denrelx Mate James Shrllrfo Dayrd Kennedy Gordon l-lo lggrno Joanne Toncre Ayrs Prnney Theodore Karflrr Alyrn Carfwrrghf Robert Loornrs Treoserer Ceor e Wrley Presrdenf Alden Markell Mr l-losletler Secretary Martha Jenlfs Vce P esrclenl Frank D r li Rrrnarrl Lrbby Bruce Carrd Norman Phrllrps Barbara Snell , , ' r , , , - G-A r , , , , , 1 , 1 2 ' , , . , , C , r r , GHC., lllllJHllllllll3 lHE SHlllllBllHl Dors Wel Robert Loomis Audra Znnk James Schroeder Norma Behm ,lean Crysler Rnchard Hodgnns Marlyn Nora Isaacs Mary Jean Smyth Donald Lngateller Jack Schultz Troop Lee Dsetrnch Hey catch that wall' Now move the window over just a lnttle to the rlght 0 No not a scene from Hercules just Jack Schultz backstage 0 memories wandering back to 44 when The Fnghtnng Lnttles was nn acclaam 0 Ken Amrune the grutt father of the tamuly Patty sweet vouced honey chlle from way down South 0 Audra with a bandage over one eve and gettung unto the most contusung predlcaments 0 Dons gentle and motherly pllots family safely through It all 0 Jxm kld brother and what a kid brother' 0 Our own Peggy Collier having man trouble unconcemv able as It may sound 0 Emily doung blacktace solves the maid problem 0 And we never never shall target Kay the entranced Egyptian dancer 0 or Wesley such a heel and Nora all hugh and mighty 0 Loomis and Radabaugh vylng for Audra s aftectlons 0 Aunt Shirley takes a hand too not to mentlon the hordes of knds who trooped nn at the last 0 A lovely pun for Mass Tobin helped show the cast s opprecua tuon for her fine dlrectlng 0 flfty four S r nt w et to Vl Marcia Traxler Paul Beavers Nara Stazger Robert Loornus Dorns Well Wesley Phulllps Marllyn Chrlsman Second raw Mass Helen Peck Peggy Jackson Mary Jean Snnlth Bruce Carrd Audra Zrnk Jack Schultz Jack Radalvaugh Shrrley Pnce Nora Iaacs Ruth Bode may Belk Mlss Eleanor Toluln HUWBUHT NATIONAL THESPIANS Mentor adopts National Thesplan Organ: zatuon 0 new flelds open to dromatlcs minded students 0 Patty Bourne takes on Ieadershnp at club Mass Tobun stands by 0 lessons on scenery character rnake up or l-low to get grey hours In ten powdery rntnutes 0 DRAMATICS CLUB Front row left to rnght Katherune Van Duesen Patrncla Stephens Januce Santtl Patrlcua Fagan Manlyn Troop Beverly Damlos Emlly Bclk Anna Jean Quuck Jean Crysler Ruta Bode Norma Behrn Nora Isaacs Second row Marnlyn Cnrlsman Helen Bonl Barbara Snell Norune Crookshanks Charlene Downs Ruth Shatter Peggy Jackson Dorls Bode Norma Parker Nora Stalger Marllyn Steoblns Polly Wyont Vlvuan Buraemeuster Mnss Helen Peck Third row Joy Brunner Avis Plnney Paul Beavers Eileen Lucas lack Peterson Bruce Canrd Jane Klee Laura Kclttw Nancy Barron Ruth Schwendler Shrrlev Pruce Dons Well Mary Jean Smlth Alyrn Cartwrlght Jean Eckley Fourth row Joan Rnyment Shrrley Schaeffer Marcla Traxler Audra Zlnk Lee Dretrlch Rrclnard Bosley Donald Sant rn Jack Schultz Roller! Keys Edward Morrls Jack Raclalzaugh Wesley Phllllp Robert e ms James Sch le Jcmc Carnalell tufty five F o ro I t ght: X : , I l 1 1 1 2 , E 'I , ,' - 4 l 'l 1 I 1 1 ' ll I - . ,, . . : 1 ,V 1 ' if 1 I 1 V X I I l 1 l 1 l1 l1 - 1 l 1 1 I1 l 3 I I 1 l V l 1 l . 1 V ' , I l ,1 JC , ., , , s, L. he reel r, s v llHSH...lHlESl llElllS COM MENTOR STAFF Front row left to rrght Patrucla Fagan Audra Zrnk lrma Horruger Assustant cdltar George Wlley Edutor Marilyn Chrlsman Mary Loanse Andrews Jean Toncre Marsla Sanderson Second row Robert Loomrs Joanne Schwendler Donald Rice Jack Radabaugh Dorus Well Mlss Jean l-lanway Robert Metzger Martha Jenks Betty Lou Lrcklnder Robert Johns Catherune Kessler Beverly Damlos Polly Wyant COMMERCIAL CLUB Flrst row left to rnght Munel Jewell Anna Jean Quuck Jean Hobart Wllnore Behnke Dorus Bade Mass Llllnan Otto Presndent Martha Danaels Mr Clarence Phlllrps Shlrley Puke Eleanor Shandle Dorls Ryder Peggy Slebold Maurer Emily Belk Norma Behm Nancy Walters Wesley Phillips Wrlllam Oesterle Ruchard Slebold Robert Keys Charles Campbell Mnlllcent Wood Catherlne Ratscher Mabel Patterson Mona San ders Thlrd row Jean Crysler Marlon Zaward Alice Taylor Rnchard Hager Howard Fagan Charles Barber James LeRoy Ronald Barnes Ruth Shaffer Palrncla Paul Alberta Rnnehart Theresa Zardln Blanche Adams Jeannette Reeder Patncna Medlln Modellne Race Jack Peterson Ray Babcock flfty sux Second raw: Peggy Jackson, 'Shirley Prlce, Marulyn Stebblns, Catherine Kessler, Evelyn Barber, Ralph f 1 1 I 1' V A If 1 I - I 2.35 gm ew? ee gm, x Q ,L ,. . , E! ff i f gm it F 'Q 1 i 'P S UH DUI! Ie! 3 If 34 I 29531 CLINIC ASSISTANTS Loft to rlght Joan Crysler Nora Stauger Irma Harrrgcr Audra Zlnk Norma Bohm Katherrne Van Duesen Jane Swank Nancy Walters LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Front row left to rlght Peggy Chvlds Barbara Kast r Joan Lang Helen Bona Ayrs Prnney Laura Norman Pafrrcla Medlrn Barbara Crawford Charlene Downs Rosemary Keys Ruth Spcr Ruth Bade Nancy Hager Mrs Frances Babhs Joan Mcrsfcr Nora Isaacs Thurd row Joan Well Peggy Jackson Joan Hobarr fufty enght Second row: Vwran Burgermeusfer, Wrlnore Behnke, Kathryn Palrnkas, Molly Osborne, Miss Ruth Brown, 'IDVEBTISIIIB Q7 'I Q QQ I l , Jxl. i w, 1 I lv .lKs4'es'. 1 -' V' ,f .ff A SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANDREWS MARY Natronol Honor Socrety 4 OrCh9StrO 3 4 Com Mentor Sta Secretary of Service Club 4 ARMSTRONG DOROTHY A BEHM NORMA Junror Play 3 Intramurals I 4 Sauacl Leader 4 BELK EMILIE Junror Play 3 BOURNE PATRICIA ire IC ent loner C r ma r 1 'tt BRUNNER JOY nror Plax 3 Dramatrf u u Club 3 4 Clrnrc Assrstan A CARTWRIGHT ALVIN Annual Staff 4 Student Councrl 4 Track 2 Junror Play 3 Drarnatrc ob Play 4 ntramurals I 2 CHRISMAN MARILYN Natronol Honor Socrety 3 4 Annual I 4 holarshrp Clulv I 2 National Thesprans 4 C rn Mentor I Edrtar 4 Chorus ramatrc Clul Pl y 3 CRYSLER JEAN I ror Play 3 Secretarral Stott rnrc Assrstant 4 CUMMINGS RUTH Natronal Honor Socretx Schelar DANIELS MARTHA I H0 r mr I. DIETRICH LEE Student Councrr I farsrrt ketlaall ant FENNER EVERETT urals FAGAN FRANKLIN Com Mentor Staff 3 Presrdent ot Class I Student Council I Varsity Fo ball 2 4 Tra B sketball 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Club I 2 B FAGAN PATRICIA Dramatrc Club Pl y 3 Peo Club I In r murals I 3 4 Dramatrc Cun 3 4 Com Mentor Staff 3 4 HAGER NANCY Secretarial Stott 3 Lrlzrary Staff I 2 3 4 Chorus HARRIGER IRMA Treasurer of Class I Peo Club 2 2 3 4 Secret and Treasurer 3 4 Clrnrc Assrstant n muralsl HARTER BETTY A 3 4 lntramur 3 4 Secretarla Sta HODGINS RICHARD Junror Play 3 Intramurals I ISAACS NORA Annual Statt 4 National Thesprans In or P at Drarne Secrctcrx as matrc a rrc e I I A srstant 3 4 C A JAYNE MARJORIE Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Student Councrl 2 Corn Mentor Staff 3 4 Secretarral Stott 3 Ottrce Assrstant Awards Committee 4 C rnrc srstant 3 G A A 3 Pr nt 4 nror ay nd 3 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 2 Chorus 2 Squad Leader 3 4 Treasurer of Seryrce Club 4 JENKS MARTHA National Honor Society 3 4 Sch I s no Cluh I 2 3 4 Annual St Eflrtor 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Corn entor Staft Otfrcc ssrstant I 2 3 4 Assemt ly mr tee 4 an'I 2 4 Choru Orc es ra 3 4 Presrden at Scryrce Club JOHNS ROBERT cholarshrp Crm P Treasurer ot Class Vrce Presrrtent ol Clas A Ot e Mentor KASTOR RUSSELL LINGAFELTER DONALD X Ice Pre lclent ct C ass GISITX s t rf LOOMIS ROBERT M r nal rr re Schrlarshlp Clul: 2 National Thesprans 4 Junior Play 3 Com Mentor Staff 3 4 As sembly Commrttee 4 Varsrty M 3 4 uclent Councrl I 2 Oftrce ssrstant 2 Football I asketlvall 3 4 r ck 4 ub I ARKELL ALDEN Presrdent of Student Councrl 4 S ent Councrl I 3 4 VrcePes dent of Class 2 Presrdent of Class Annual Staff 4 Oftrce Assrstant 3 4 Tra rsrty M 3 4 atball I sketluoll 2 3 4 Band an Orchestra I 2 CONTINUED ON PAGE 66 MARKELL LAWRENCE Vrce Presrdent of Class I 2 s all I 3 4 Vars MILLER BETTY Secretarral Staff 3 Pep uh OSBORNE PATSY Cheerleader 2 3 4 Ott ce Assrstant Pep C ub A 3 4 Sau Leader 2 4 Junror Play 3 PARKER NORMA loar PHILLIPS WESLEY wt tolarshro Crul 4 Annua St 4 Treasurer ot Scholarshrp Club 3 Avsarrls Conrrmrttee Natronal I CSDICIIW 4 Treasurer yrce Presr lent ot Comnwercral Club 4 Varsrty I Junror Play 3 Basketua a r P Clubl 2 PRIME FRANK PRICE SHIRLEY Natronal Thesprons 4 Junior Play Secretarral Staff 3 Pep Club In r r rrals I QUICK ANNA JEAN Secretarral Stott 3 Junror Play 3 Club I 3 4 Cornrnercra uJ I RADABAUGH JACK Student C uncrl 3 Natronal Thes orans 4 Dramatrc Club Play 3 Jun o Play .1 orn Mentor Staff rt .1 Offrce nt C RAYMENT JACK rm Men -4 rr SANDERSON MARSIA Com Mentor Stott 3 SCHROEDER JAMES wa rcna I-I nrr I S lc C Itrrnal rnccprans I a aclf arnurals I 2 3 B SCHULTZ JACK Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Scholar p Club I 4 Junror Pla Stage Manager 3 4 Intramurals I 2 SMITH JAKE arsrty M 4 Football Basketball Manager 4 SMITH MARY JEAN STAIGER NORA Natronal Thesprans 4 Junror Play 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Clrnrc Assistant 3 srxty I I , . - . , , ' - ' , 5 Ba - I 2 I . ff 4, 3, 4, G. 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N4 2, 3 4 ml , LI I 2 . tr-rrlrctr - I-trrr IO HIII QI SCF III AI J c,,OHj Ir I .I 4 T, ,I r QI 3I A ' I I I f lntr , , 4, and I, 2 I I I , c I r , I . ' - . - Sr , , 3, 4, I ' f I A . 2 3 4. Sh' , J y 3: M 3, 4, ot , , j ck 3, 4, f f ' ' I . 3 . . B , , T a 3, 3 Peo ' ' ' ' ' O , r r , , 4, Pep , , 3, 45 and I, 2 Cl 'Zf 3f 4' , ' - ' . V ' : I, 2, 4: ' 0 J , ' , 2, 3, 4, G A. A. r, 2, 3, 4, ta- 'UCI 1 1 I - f , 2, , 1 l I 5 , , - I, 5 ' ' 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, , , ck , , 4: Vo , 1 FO , 2, 3, ' I I I ' 5 , 4, Ba , , , cl , r I l l , , , Q 2. , . 4- was WE EXTEND TO THE CLASS OI' 1945 MENTOR HIGH SCHOOL Our Heartuest Congratulatlons And Wash You All The Greatest Of Success ln Your Future Undertaknngs And Happiness IN REMEMBRANCE OF Pvt George Thomas Killed ln Achon Italy l945 Lt Jos Zardnn Jr Knlled ln Actuon Over France 1944 Sgt Russell Brown Jap Prisoner ln Phlllppunes Former Mentorntes and Employees of Tm-' 0,410 RUBBER L'aMPA,vy . Mzzoucya y, Uma tyoe 111ml--un-lt.--lm-lm- Itilmi-lu...m-ml..mt..tm-.lm1mt- Congratulations to the Class of '45 SANBORN MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO. 54 N. State St. Painesville -ml..nu-m....lm11144.-Intl-t..l1tl -W1 ,..ml1m.1rm..tlnimt.-.m- Thresher Quality Paints EARL IVES EQUIPMENT CO. I585 Mentor Ave, 1859 - 1945 IOHN RICH Jeweler and Optometrist I62 Main Street Painesville COMPLIMENTS OF Elhr Ol Merkel Sc Sun Qln FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone S 52I'I I308 Maple Congratulations tn the Class ot 45 MENTOR PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE I697 Memtar Ave Mentor 5 552l WILLOUGHBY COAL AND SUPPLY WILLOUGHBY OHIO TY O O - St. I . 4 A f , I I I I I I - I , , I I ty th SENIOR POLL PrettIest haIr PrettIest teeth Cutest legs Best dressed Cutest tIgure Best lIked Best posture Most courteous Best lIne Outstandmg athlete Most musIcal Most lIkely to succeed Personaltty Plus Best dancer GIRLS Nora Isaacs Nora SIGIQSF Joy Brunner Pat Fagan MarIorIe Jayne DOFIS WeII Kay Van Deusen Martha DanIeIs Audra Zlnk Patsy Osborne Irma I-larrIger Mary Andrews MarIlyn ChrIsman Patty Jenks MarIlyn Troop BOYS Donald Lmgafelter Robert Johns Wesley PhIIlIps Robert LoomIs Robert Johns Robert LOOFTIIS Lawrence Markell Robert LoomIs John Radabaugh Robert LoomIs Frank PrIme Robert LoomIs Robert LoomIs Robert LoomIs m Mell, Inc 64 66 ErIe St WILLOUGHBY OHIO TRY MEIL S FIRST 4... . 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I I I ..... .I ... ...+ Congratulatuons to the Class of 45 BACHTEL INC Don t Pass Buy I54 Mann Street Palnesvllle WE ARE INTERESTED IN YOUR PROFITS TOO That s why we recommend qualnty goods such as Elevator 81 Larro Feeds AAC Fertlllzers Vlporo Kelly Island Lame Peat Moss Scotts Lawn Seeds Botzum Garden Seeds Pullsbury s Best Flour Henkel s Best Flour and Eleva tor Flour THE PAINESVILLE ELEVATOR CO Mentor Branch Phone Mentor 5 4I3I 927 S Center St e wall do tor you anything a good teed man ought to do Three Modern Stores tor Your Convennence I 6 I HARDWARE CO Pannesvulle Madison Wu I Ioughby Davud S Ingalls Earle L Johnson THE DANIELS BROS COAL CO Coal Fuel Oll Road Oll Stokers and Oul Burners Phone Wllloughby 2IO THE SHIP S LOG SEPTEMBER 5 All aboard USS MHS 8 Commander an chuef welcomes new and old crew Dorothy Fuldheum enllghtens stu dents on world situations Nommatnon of navlgators of thus year s voyage Students strann vocal chords pep rally Bwang' As Dorothy Lamour comes aboard SS MHS In Dns puted Passage OCTOBER 6 Geneva runs unto Catons strong wands Her sauls collapse Men or I2 Geneva Captains mates take oath as the navlgotors THE PAINESVILLE LAUNDRY 6 DRY CLEANING CO Laundry Lunen Supply Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning Phone 4386 257 E Mann St Pannesvllle O tyf .lTT1ll4l1Q- l1T1 1-11:0-1rl1I1v1.i112. 111T 1-1-1-ull - I I . , I s L . 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Q' ,fu 1 1 1 1511.41.51-1g1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1g1g1g1y1 1 1 1 1 1,g..-1,1-1 EDGERTON FOOD STORE COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE 53 Erie Street Willoughby Ohio THE SHIP S LOG lcontunuedl Stormy seas ahead furst sunk ung Paunesvulle I9 Cards Commanders un chief hand out reports and not on the weather Collusuon result' Zalamenu 26 Mentor 6 Docked long enough to rude on the Sophomore Specual Skies brighter hearts Mentor 6 Wuckluffe O No work All play N E O T A Hooray' Witches rude the waves lughter NOVEMBER A Faur port for Faurport Faur port 22 Mentor 6 5 34ll AAA S 5 5721 FRED W ODUM GARAGE p -G KROO 4Mt 7 Dewey s day on USS MHS un spute of Eleanor C s campaugnung crew unuured Willoughby 46 Cards O Ran unto hurricane rough seas Got up out of the cozuest bunk to go up on deck for a half day ot school Football season ends as Ashtabula gives Cards a real ducking Ash tabula 52 Mentor O Ate at coach s table and attended Pep Club dance un Ballroom after Varsity M turkey raffle as last event of the day as we pull unto dock for a Thanksguvung va Catuon Formal unutuatuon of eluguble mem bers unto Natuonal Thespuans Q BAKER DRUG CO Wulloughbys Only Independent Drug Co 37 Erue St Phone 52 I -..-..-..-...-..-.-.-.....-.---...-.-...-...-...-...-..-....---....-..-..-.I-M-.u- u..u .-.u...- uu.. -...-u...- 1 - 1 - . , . . 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Towing and Quic d Services I . 163 en or Avenue, Mentor, Ohio i ' ----------u-------u-un- - ----1--u-u--u-uuu--.ui-.uuu -1111 . .-ul..-uuu.1u...1..uu1 ,1 W1 1,1 ... 1 1 1.,1,,,- ,-W-,I.-,,,-,,,.-,,...,,.-.Mi ,i,,1,,,..,,-I,,-H1I..,,...,-Im,I4.,1,,1,,-W.-, ..m...,, 'I' I I CompIimenfs WILLOUGHBY DINER 24 I-Iour Service GOOD I-IOME COOKING 'S' I of I- --II-I -II- NNN, -,I- -I-I.-II.. ,,,N -I,-I-, ...,.,-,I-,,.,-l cAsz:LLA's , Compliments of CASTELLO GREENHOUSES The Home of Becuhful Flowers CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST IWSHES TO GRADUATI NG SENIORS From The Management ond Employees Qwzqmfm J M Value C COM QUALITY SHOE STORE CUT RATE FURNITURE STORE W1IIougI1by I42 W 5 Second St TEXACO SERVICE STATION Svdnev I-Iunkln I I 1 CI I r I V I ' J I I I I I A I I I I of I I o j I 0 , 0 I I Serxlc1L'I'I ' I wxcrs I I , VH 5, 5' OL: X - 'wgmIImenI-. 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CCantunued an Page 7Il ' I I O 11 ' II 47'Y COW WILLOUGHBY OHIO S WZ 'N C V 631, Q5 cvzzglufzzfczfzncnzzs Q, Ulu. y 415, lf Q' Compluments of THE McCRAY DANIELS Quallty and Servlce Coal and Cement Blocks Phone 5 486l Center St At N YC R R MAH LE GENERAL MERCHANDISE O c Ca FISHER BROS 5 2731 BEST WISHES to the Class of 45 SMITH S Paunesvrlle Ohio DEPARTMENT STORES Best Wishes from Dave Sperber O Palnesvl l le Ed Schwarz Willoughby Compliments of CARLTON HARDWARE Mentor Ohlo THE SHIP S LOG lcontlnuedl The boys were playnng on the right deck tonight Kirtland 37 Mentor 40 Wllloughby s tax payers wlll be paynng our doctor bills pretty soon Poor Wes Oh nf these reports were only on the weather' FEBRUARY Conneaut game postponed be cause of stormy weather Crew members wnth Scholarshnp Character Service and Leader shlp Issued gold puns at an honor vnstallatuon assembly Mentor s waves washed Geneva s team Mentor 3l Geneva 30 Junior Sweetheart elected as pun up gurl on SS MHS Wes sure docked at the wrong port this time New additions to the old crew of the Scholarshlp Club Pcunesvnlle s Rarder s rand Mentor Cards 43 30 JAKE SMITH S GARAGE t oEp M 57 Hpksf - .- - .-,W-N..-I.,-l..-l.......,...-l...- - -. - -w-w.-.w- .- - .- ...,,,,-,,.-,,..-.,,,.. ..,,..-,,..- - ... - l-, l l . l l 1 f ' CO. !-,,-,- .- - -,,-.,.-,...-,...-,,,,-,,..-.,,,-,- .- - - 1 A 1 l I 1 ' - I . ,.... Q ---l------ y I 27. ' l ' ' A 2 l B. H. ' I h 30, I ' ' . Grocerves, Meats, Dry Goods, F otwear i - Phcnc 5-61 ll Mentor, Ohlo E , J L 31. , - - -,.-. -,.- ,.-,.-,.-,,.-.,-.,.-,.-.,-,.,-,,-I . ! Cangratulatxons to th I ss of '45 I , - Mentor, Ohuo Phone - L ' L . ... -H ---- ---- I ..-H-.-..,-...l-w-.m.- ! , , I L I l I ll - l . , I , ' , l i 14. - 1 - , . . l 'ff l - -,..,-.,,- -..-...-.,.-,,,.-.,,,-.,,-,..,-.,- -,-,.-g , l , y , U 1 21. Lake County's Friendly Shopping Centers ' - ' I I lContlnued on Page 731 . Q 2 sm I , I f l-,.....,- - -.,..-,,.-....-,...-,,.-,,-,..-.l.-,...-,...- - - ' I . 1 I ' T . . 5 Exper Repairs L Years f x erience I ' I Phone entor - 921 o in u Munson l ,....... -...I-...l-ll....,..,-4...-l...-,,..-t.,.-,...-t...- -. -I -......-H...-l...-. -,...-ll.-l...-.w.-m.- - -,-,m-t,.l-,...-lr..-ml-. ne Compluments of THE TELLING BELLE VERNON CO Paunesvulle Ohio PASS Identuhcahon Nickname Alto rd Tom Monkey Armstrong Dorothy Dot Behm Norma Belk Emulue Bourne Patrlcla Norm Monkey Patruch Joyce Ann George Chrzs Brunner Joy Cartwright Alvin Chrxsman Marilyn Jeanne S ottle Crysler Jean Cummings Ruth Danuels Martha Pudge Desfmahon Professuonal Ballplayer Flught Nurse Teachang To go steady Travelang College Cosmetic Buyer Chemust Compliments WILLOUGHBY HARDWARE CO rue t Willoughby Sales Agency For SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES PCRT Favorlte Saying Hobby Look at hum' Sports y golly' Autographs Geez knd' Junior boys owang' Sleeping I m hungry' Evadnng Dash washing That s forthe birds Under classmen Sleepung Oh my soul' Spannsh Puerto Ruco Come on Beanne Teasung Well now l wouldnt say that Gardennng You know what? Badminton SMITH BROS GARAGE Phone 5 2776 Mentor Ohio G Y ,?l..- .tl. -.I 11111 1111--1111 v IHTJIII- 1 1 --un1m11uu1nm-uw--nl-lm--H111m.1....1 .1 1,041+ l 1 Q . Q 2 E l Q . l i A I i I e , I l l Q . . . Q ! f Q l I l i +'-- ----- J-J-J ----- J---tl--I ------- ---------M Andrews, Mary ....... . College .....,... , I Music , . A . . M . , ' ' , . ' IB f ' ' I ,I f . I y , - 1 , gr, - Q4 illi ,1 .. it ,,l....1,l TLA1 , .-l.1,Ll,.l,-.llhl 1, A, 1ilTL , A , A A A-. .... ! ! l . i ot I ! Q I l ! I l I 4...-....- ,- , ...... ,.- I ..... l- l ..... ul.. ..,.,..,,.. . -... U.. .. - l-.l,-,,.l- 4. . ' T l g1p.-p-p....g1,..1..1.g .-.-1n..u1nu1p1 1.9. vm +5.- CD 4 Q J -r 'Q -Q 3' 1 0 ID THE SHIP S LOG lcontunuedl Washungton s unfluence on school Balls were suzzlnng un the wrong stream tonught Ashtabula Harbor 6 Mentor 22 Chonr takes a trup to Wulloughby and Andrews to glve a program MARCH The deck IS fragrant wnth the smell of gardenlas as some of our crew leave for the G A A ball The beamlng and long faces were because those reports come out agam APRIL Band and chorus cruuse over to Willoughby to glve concert It us consollng to know that these reports wall come only once more MAY Excltnng day for sport fans Ing running all at the th annual track meet Junior mates hold a farewell prom for the dlsembarkung Sensors WILLOUGHBY BEVERAGE STORE Fine Wines Beers Ales and Muxers WILDA RAY BUCK Prop Opp State Liquor Store Wllloughby Ohio IOE IUSKOS STORE Lake Shore Blvd Groceries Car Accessories and Cigarettes Sometimes' Best Washes from COCHRANS Awards were handed out un a gatherlng of crew to those deserv ung ofthe shup Sensors take last step before step pnng off the boat to the seas ahead THE MOORLAND CHINA CO ldM Mfo0o fW g Oho M ee M W ghby l97J l 3 Compluments of KOSTERS 1425 Mentor Ave .?n1mv-1Il1- -- 11'-H--11 - 1 -' - 1 1111 f 11i11 - --1-1 1 1 1 -un-nu sfo l ! 1 - : Q . . . 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L I l l .-..- - - - -.w-ll..-.m-r...-...-....-..,.- - .... -..,,-...,.l.,,....,... .. .. .. .. - - - - - - - - - -M Compliments Complaments ANTHONY S RESTAURANT MALIN S GROCERY Meets and Pegefobles pGm9SV'II9 Mont: r Olfm Phono 7 7280 CLEANING CONGRATULATIONS Done by the SENIORS M NT R HI H UNIVERSAL CO E O G PTA Invntes AII Parents Clevelond Ohio To Jom the Orgomzotuon AIRPORT STATION AND SKYWAY INN WESTERN I Aw Mm WI ughn I NI I' IDEAL FROCKS I . ' of of ' I 1 I I Q I I W W Y I I . I ! I I I 0 0 0 I I ! I I I I I I I MIQN pr fir I IMIIIH mv If III, II On., I I I C O F' I i M E N I 3 O I + - --I-I-I- II41 - IIII - .VII -...-,I-I--I- IVII - IIII - ,-.I - .-.I- I-I-I- I1-, - II-I - ---- - I- I-I-I -III-14.----W 4 . I5 I .I IY H M swAlNE HARDWARE MODERN SHOE STORE S 20 Ye 5 6221 We nf by x Roy To Insure Perfect Fit WILLOUGHBY OHIO Compliments of W U THE CASELLA SERVICE DRY CLEANING CO llll L muf 0 Ill mn Polnesvalle Ohio CUMPLIMENTS or Wayside Gardens fnvc r--.,...,,....W-M.-.,.,.....-..,.-..I.-W.-...I-W.-...I-I...-.... ----- I - -, ---- - ---- - - I I , I Hardware, Ponnts, Gloss, Electrucol upplues i Your Hordwore DeoIcr for over ors Phone - Mentor, Ohuo I I , -,....-I.,-I...-r..- II.. -I-..-. - ---- .- - -,.,.-.....,! ' 1 I I . I I I I 'VHANKS I-....-, - - r,,, - r,.. -r,..-,I.-..,...,...-r,.-,r..-....- .rI. -I- I Q . In L'X'k'l'.VUIlL' wlmse Imrcl ' rk I I on II11- .Km z I Ima gon- by I WIII Vcc' g I . I i o Q , , . i I I Wi iw' TIT T 1 T --v T' 1- i 1.e-uv,nn1Hll--nu-lllwvl111111 1 1 2 -- i 1' 2' Tmi' . Idenhhcohon Duefruch Lee Fagan Franklun Pagan Patracxa Fenner Everett I-lager Nancy I-larrnger Irma r-Iarter Betty Hodglns Rnchard Isaacs Nora Jayne Marjorue Jenks Martha Jewell Muriel PASSPORT Nuckname Frank Cu clue Nan Wormy Bert Whitey None Pudge Patty Deshnchon Army College C lege Secretary College Stenographer No place specual Secretary College College Favorite Saying Hobby Frrst one tr Troop s lncker gcts It Wrltlrwg letters atreyauauv vwdcl I-Iorrors Stop at Kay What say Doc? You re klddlng' Oh John Very good CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 45 Readlng Sports Sports Stay out all night Shoes Sports Popular music THE MENTOR LUMBER G SUPPLY CO BUY THE BEST BUILD BETTER Center St At N K P Phone 53l4I ty .Il ' I I A I 'X P , , ,L N ' , 7 Ex Wh E I CI IQP boat I II rl ng l . , . , 1 I . . I . . A , I A . , , . . , ..., . , , ' , . , . . , . Q , . . , .... . . , , ....... . ...4.., . 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