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

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 Richard Warner With Mr. Casey in the shop, Dick’s troubles never stop. Mary Ann Wheeler “Midge is the nickname of this girl. In our class she’s been a pearl. Marjorie Wendorff Always quiet in her own natural way, Margie’s a friend in work or play. Joanna Wilson If it’s a joke you’re looking for. Our little artist will tell you more. Keith Whaley Bell bottom trousers, coat of navy blue, To the navy he’ll always be true. Laura Wollam “Wimpy is her nickname, As a swell gal she’s earned her fame. twenty-eight

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fiunio’is “Step right up and get your red hot ‘doggies’! The best hot dogs in the country.” No, you aren t at a county fair but right outside the junior stand. Not only do they have “dogs” in this “store” but they have potato chips, pop, and candy, too. Pretty ambitious kids. Under the leadership of Jim Lors, hacked bv Joyce Marked, Mary Ann Booker, and Don Dusa, they are really going places. Get busy-kids! You still have an annual to put out. I wonder where everyone is rushing to. You say the Juniors are giving away candy with every pencil you buy? But don’t rush! It’s just a rumor to start some business. 1 wonder if they do anything else. They’re always so busy. Listen to all the “ohs” and “alls.” Oh, the rings have finally arrived! Most all of them are the right size except for a few that are either too big or too small. Manakiki Country Club, Friday the 13th, Willard Potts Orchestra. What a weekend! What a prom! Definitely not an unlucky day! Vincent Peskar, Dick Moodey and George De-Vaull lead the sophomores through this year. oJan O .ier regins as “Cinderella” at the sophomore “Silver Slipper Ball.” 1'he Class of ’51’s Annual Fund them shine in varsity athletics. Just wait til these kids are seniors! Freshmen, one hundred and thirty-five strong invade Mentor High and make a landing in the balcony. Dick Ahlstrom, Sally Tibbits, Bill erbsky, and Don Trowbridge are elected presidents in enthusiastic elections. You can always tell a freshman by the number of books he drops when he bumps into an upperclassman. They take advice from everyone on how to study Latin, algebra, general science, and Flnglish. My! how the year changes them! Annual spring dance is THE E ENT! Next year they won’t be so bashful! grows from proceeds of hat and coat checking at all the main events. The sophs are in the thick of the battle for the intramural trophy and many of men