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

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Ralph Hubbard Kalph gets so mad he could swear. When he combs his curly hair. Nancy Mallett Miss Mentor High’s the title she’s won, At parties and things she’s always more fun. Hetty Jusko Redhaired. but not snooty. Our little Hetty is a beauty. Donald Kelsey A clarinet Don does play. You can hear him any day. William Higgins As drum major of the band, He was best in the land. Evelyn Keltto Making posters and drawing ads, Ev will be designing the latest fads. Dorothy Horen Dot loves to roller skate. She's always on time, never late. Joyce Kirkland At Winfield's she can always be found, A pleasant smile while she runs around. .James Mate N a ncy H ers h be rge r If you get sick, you’ll soon feel worse, 'Cause Nancy wants to be a nurse. (Ha. Ha.) The best football player of the year. When he comes on the field the fans all cheer.

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Janet Garvin We'd like to give Jan a hand. For the work she’s done in band. Barbara Gray Barb knows her Latin well, ’Cause she thinks Rex is simply swell. Frank Gear If there's something good to eat. That's where Frank will take his sent. Theresa Gruttadauria Terry” always looks so neat. The boys all say. 'Ain't she sweet?’ Edward Gordon No taller, cuter boy you’ll find, But he’s got Breezy on his mind. Robert Hager Bob is small but he gets by. He eats and thrives on apple pie. Joseph Gorman Jitterbug Joe this boy is called. He really keeps the girls enthralled. Sally Harter They call her frivolous Sal, She’s a silly, cute HI' gal. Joy Goss She's always full of pep and go. In dramatic roles she steals the show. Mary Hennick Figure, looks, a smile to boot, A good sport who’s really cute.

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Jane McCracken “Here Come The Bride.” her favorite tune. She plans to l»e a Mrs. sometime in June. Nancy Paterson Her last name’s spelled with just one T. Tell her she’s funny, she’ll laugh with glee. Donna Miller Donna works in the cafeteria with a grin, Or places patterns with a pin. Robert Reeves As our ’49 class leaves. We’re glad to take one ’Limpy” Reeves. David Morse Ace, better known as Davie, Graduates, then joins the Navy. Robert Retzler Our class will always remember Skip, He gave our days a little zip. Dolores Nagy Dolly was our football queen, A cuter gal you’ve never seen. Frank Richey The most courteous guy in school. Frank is certainly our class jewel. Anna Nordin Auburn tresses so delightful. Should she cut them — oh how frightful. Marcia Richter She drives her little car around. Watch out! She'll run you down.