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

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Q MRS. GENEVIEVE GOODWIN MEROE TURNER ELIZABETHANN WALKER A. B. Hiram College A. B. Hiram College A. B. B. S. in , Ed. Ohio State University Ohio State University English Quot t e raven-'Nevermore . . . Seniors courageously face se- mester of grammar. . Mrs. Goodwin- l believe I commented in the other class . . . Macbeth murders sleep and Juniors bury it . . . Lay on, Mac- dutf . . . Evangeline appears on Junior High literary horizons . . . Teach- er, can't we just skip pronouns? . . . Don't you even know how to write Il a sentence? Dewey Decimal System appropriately miscalled Dismal System . . . No! No! A phrase does not have a subject and a predicate . . . Alliteration . . . World literature. . . Write an original tour-line poem for tomorrow. fourteen

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MARIAN CHENEY FRANK HIGI-IAM HARMON TRAXLER B. S. Ohio State University B. S. in Ed. Bowling Green B. S. Kent State University University University ot North Carolina History Groundwork in government . . . G. I. influence . . . Those Sorocco winds of North Africa , . . mud up to knees . . .used to wear one pair ot boots while the other pair was drying out. . . never did dry out . . . now you take the office-rs . . . Students' explanation of why Washington crossed the Deleware baffles Mr. Higham .i . . Miss Cheney convinces pupils that studying is a big step to A's . . . Introduction to thirty-tour presidents. Enterprising scholar comes through with Gettysburg Address . . Dates achieve new importance. thirteen

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JEANNE emzwoon HELEN cime nun-i sizown A. B. Flora Stone Mather College, A. B. Lake Erie College A. B., B. S. ot L. 5. Western Reserve University Western Reserve UniVefSifY Languages Anal Library Great Caesar's ghost! . . . Scrapbooks for extra credit . . . Jason and the Golden Fleece . . . Hercules . . . Cyclops . . . Mythology in gen- eral . . . Miss Craig, how do you decline rosa? . . . Miss Garwood re-lates tale of eventful New York trip . . . How Green Was My Father . . . Pu- pils cheerfully accept movies as substitutes for class periods. Miss Brown, when will the new books be ready to go out? . . . No eating in the library . . . But the book's only four days over due . . . Where's the new 'Lite'? . . . People, you'll have to be quiet. fifteen