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

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VIRGINIA RASCH WILLIAM NORDMAN GERALDINE FERVER B. S. Kent State University B. S. Kent State University B. M. Westminster Choir College Hiram College North Texas State Teacher's College Fine Arts y Oil painting. . . Ceramics . . . Plastic lamps . . . Portraits in chalk . . . Hold still . . . But l'm tired, Miss Rasch! . . . Long sessions of gazing at the sky to get that feeling . . . Chorus sings with fervor . Christmas carols in the hall . . . good spirits prevail . . . Aspiring choristers tested . . . Let's have a little co-operation. Squeak! . . . Another clarinet player bites the dust . . . Mr. Nordman holds out in the band-room . . . Why do you insist upon blowing your horns when l'm trying to talk? . . . Contests restore faith. C f It . fills ,, W 'jifj'-'kiggigf . J Qi Z' A' K A fu., I C gc, I ,. QQ., if ' 5' .f'f Jl-f '3 s .3--:wg .ii-TQ -yf 1 I L- .qghgf I 6 gr I --Xxx 1' 'len

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MODERN high school has a wide variety of activities going on throughout the school year, in addition to the formal class study and instruction of its students. Education in such a school is not only preparation for fu- ture living, it is real living, here and now. There was a time in the past when some students mdy have been justified in general dislike of school be- cause nothing in the school program appealed to them. But when a modern school offers opportunities in studies along all lines of knowledge, and activities of all sorts to supplement them, then cz boy or girl must certainly be odd if he has o ge-neral dislike of school, it would seem that he dislikes living. Actual comparison of school today with school yes- te-rday results in real oppreciation of the opportunities of the modern high school. Ellis M. Hostetler orrlcs s'rArr PRINCIPAL ELLIS M. HOSTETLER Left to right - Mrs. Nordman, Joyce Barnes, Mr. Andrews, Mrs. Cole, Mr. Hostetler, Jane Klee nine

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vw 'Q as-V'-1 F Mrs. Elizabeth Hefner OREN T. CASEY MRS. ELMER BUHLER Willard C. Barnes A. B. Baldwin Wallace B. S. Kent State University B. S., M, S. Ohio State B, S. Bowling Green State University University Manual Arts ' Bean bags to dresses . . . Table manners to cooking . . . The way to a man's heart is through his stomach . . . old axiom aptly illustrated . . . Dating data . . . Skilled needle wielders evolve from freshmen fumblers . . . Everything for you and your personality . . . Sewing machine mys- tery unraveled . . . Original creations . . . Lack of material hits shop . . . Safe-ty first is Industrial Arts slogan. Carrying the torch is natural for welders . . . Breadboards to cedar chests. . . Mechanical drawing . . . Machine shop . . . Good equipment . . . Well trained graduates will be in demand. eleven