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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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The CARDINAL NUTES 1950 sv, s cw' Q 'S 772enfo'z gclmool Wlenfofz, Olde , imual gtahl Editor, Marilyn Schultz Assistant Editor, Barbara Troup Make-up Editor, Joyce Markell Make-up Staff, Nancy Hansen, Kay Welo Feature Editor, Carolyn Lay Feature Staff, Millie Hobson, Betty Jane Paulosko, Carol Glaser Script Editor, Barbara Seitz Script Staff, Betty Mate, Don Dusa Art Editors, Mary Ann Booker, Rex Lanning Photography, Frank Moore Studios, Mr. Barnes Student Photography, Margaret Murray, Frank Simon Business Manager, Bob Novak Business Stott, Ray McLeod, Roy Merrill Typists, Marjorie Markell, Betty Costello, Marge Melvin, Vivian Walker, Beverly Gordon Faculty Advisor, Miss Eloise Stoner ll czzdiz -ill . 1X N if Uqfw - e-v- 1-- u-L ofzewow As Father Time sums up the tremendous events of the past fifty years he must smile as he compares our huge, air-conditioned, beautifully designed and landscaped houses of learning with the little red brick country school of fifty years ago. Could the boys and girls of the l900's have visioned the auto, the airplane, radio, television? No-just as we, standing on the threshold of the Half Century, cannot vision all the wonderful, exciting things ahead of us for the next fifty years. Let's roll back the curtain of Time and look in on us as junior high students. There's something magic and grownup about the words after spending six long, long years in the lower grades. Then, suddenly we're in high school-Freshmen-a little scared-proud and important, with a feel- ing that we've arrived. Sophomores and Juniors-the in between years of our high school days are packed full of interesting events, disappointment, wonderfully exciting days, but always there looms the proud day when we are the ones on Top,-Seniors at last. Then comes the fleeting year that seems to be racing away from us. No, we can't be graduating already. Not we, who only last week, or was it yesterday, were starting this four-year journey. Now it's graduation night and memories come flooding in-cherished ones that we can lock in our hearts for keeps. We realize that too soon it's all over. Tomorrow we'll go our separate ways alone and yet with a bond that unites us of Mentor High, forever. And so, as Father Time is recording this special l95O edition of our Mentor High School, let's peek over his shoulder and read what he has written about you and me as Time Marches On. four Gene Fryan 3111 P 111 n 1' i at m wk Far off to adventurous lands, Far, far away, Life is different there- Far, far away. Land of unknown, Land of peace, Land of plentyg Land of dreomers. -by Fred De George 3 K 45 ff? 'wg X, , , 4 ,, M, Q-wiiuggg P -'M ' W V k V-Sf5e.,54,4h X.: 'm-My-,:,f,5w A ,Mx,.xff, Q Wy W. i. 'Yi Q G onfenfs . ,f 1 . ,orb 4 -.5 O - ' J' A --f... X4 V wwaqvf' , v: -: -vig gy . 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AN YN ' Q X , J sv Q1 I Q Q R ' if 3 R 4 A ffw x 9 'P ' K W N 0 v 4 , v iii H Q Q a' Q 5 A 2 'hr xx ,. xy H' v . wig- af I n n N , s ,Y 0 Dedlcaflon The Senior Class of l95O wishes to dedicate its annual to Miss Helen Craig, for her kind understanding and many years of service to Mentor High School. 4 6' , Z: sX fs, - S 'SX I 5 Y . lt 3 A S i. 'ill 7 ' .fA.xm- ,. J g xx K -1 2 . '4--4f,, .4 Wy, , I -1 ,f, .ls xx -.xx ., 4 Nc, ll, N i Vi ' S2ii'uwg'Sc,,'SfWfs as xx v l 15, ' if xv l ' 1 'f 5 419607 Q '33 ml, , A QOL O --- X QUE! fs WLAN Mi QNX I QM 5 ix Brfziniolt af' W 4 ,f1fL'WQf'Q9' Vx I hx Qyf Q, Q MMI gi ighlvftqjjln 1 95, l . ,'-.31 f fs'ZNFq1, XQN 7MOFicQs . :XM N ':QQNW D', 5i1 ll SWNWWK WVQQQR if 'IL' g , im! M5 A37 MIA Ak 'X Mr. Dale R. Rice The Graduating Class of l95O: The theme of your year book, Mid-Century , sug- gests the characteristic of the Roman God, Janus, who can look both forward and backward. From this van- tage point, we may look both directions-to the past to see what has gone before and to the future to see what lies ahead. ln terms of a century, Mentor High School is very young. It was established only half of the half century ago. During its brief existence, it has grown from in- fancy into a lusty youth and its size is about six times its meager beginning. Before it reaches its half-century mark, it should reach a full grown maturity, both in size and accomplishment, which should be far beyond the scope of our imaginations. You, as seniors, are graduating and starting your lives looking forward rather than backward in anticipa- tion of what is in store during the next half-century. You are graduating at an age when you will be able to see and experience the amazing developments of the half-century ahead. If progress in science and industry develops as in the past, wonderful accomplishments and revelations are in store for you. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Dr, R. M. Fagan, D. R. Rice, John Shaffer, E. H, Schultz, Earl Ives, H, J. Wilson, Harry Hoefler, ten May you have health to enjoy the wonders of the new half-century, the intellect to cope with its problems, spirit and faith to carry you through troubles, and an optimism to buoy you up to meet successfully its stimu- lating challenges. While advancing toward any goal, it is wise to con- template the future frequently, review the past, check progress, survey what is still to be accomplished, and plan how it may best be done. At this mid-century mark Americans can well ask: How far have we proceeded the past fifty years? Where are we going the next fifty? Where are we now? What future course shall we plan for the concluding half of the twentieth century? In devising comforts, luxuries, labor saving machines, entertainment, means of travel, and weapons of war, we have come far, in improving government, homes, fine arts, international and inter-group relations, and im- proving democratic citizenship we still have far to go. May the energy, eagerness, zest and ability of l95O's high school youth go far in achieving worthy goals. Mr. Ellis M. Hostetlcr OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Vienna Nordman, Miss Alice Taylor, Mr. C. Garry Andrews. eleven llllillllll MR. OREN T. CASEY B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Industrial Arts MRS. ELIZABETHANN MOOR A.B., B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University English MISS FLORENCE DAVIS MR. LES MICHAEL B.S., M.S. A.B. Indiana State Teachers Ohio Wesleyan University College 4 , Ohio State University Western Reserve University Biologv, Science Dean ot Girls Physical Education Phys. Ed., Coaching MR. WILLIAM NORDMAN B.S. in Ed. Dana Musical Institute Hiram College Kent State University Vancook School of Music Instrumental Music Supervisor MR. OTTO B. MOOR A.B., M.A. Ohio State University Toledo University Heidelburg College English twelve MR. CLARENCE PHILLIPS B.S. in Ed. M.A. Ohio University Ohio State University Bookkeeping, Shorthand Prin. of Business Office Machines MRS. BERYL BUHLER B.S. in Ed., M.S. Ohio State University Columbia University Home Economics MISS NELL GIFFIN B.S. in Ed., M.A. Muskingum College Ohio State University Ohio Northern University Mathematics MR. C. GARRY ANDREWS A.B. Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Columbia University Chemistry, Physics FHIIULTU MISS ELOISE STONER MR. PAUL LEARY A.B., M.A. B.S. Capital University University ot Pittsburgh Shorthand, Typing Office Practice Columbia University English, Spanish MR. WILLARD BARNES B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State Univ The Stout Institute Industrial Arts MRS. GRACE BROWN B.S. Ohio University Home Economics MR. TED KELLER MR. WAYNE A. HAMMOND B.S. Kent State University A.B., M.A. l Akron University Arkansas State A-M New Mexico State College Ohio University Art Jr. Hi. History thirteen MISS JANE DICKSON B.S. in Ed. Miami University Jr. Hi. English Miss MARYNE srnms FHIIULTU MR. HOWARD BARNES A.B., B.S. in Ed. Miami University Northwestern University Public Speaking Mathematics, English Brooklyn College Kent State University Western Reserve University Oberlin College Biology, Photography General Science MR. BERNARD HARPER B.S. Muskingum College Ohio State University Kent State University Jr. Hi. Mathematics Jr. Hi. Principal MR. FRANK T. HIGHAM B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State Univ. University of North Carolina History, Civics Commercial Law MISS HELEN CRAIG A.s. N , Lake Erie College Columbia University Latin fourteen I '!l .- W' ' ' . 1 A . -,. Ht, 1 --fi pc. 5 I . I' , W. IIIARLAND J. HOWELLS B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Car Driving Phys. Ed., Coaching fifteen FHCULTU MR. GLENN UHL B.S. in Ed. Ohio Northern University Columbia University Vocal Music Supervisor MISS BERNICE KOST A.B. Flora Stone Mather Jr. Hi. English Sr. Hi. English MR. HARMON TRAXLER B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Civics, U. S. History Coaching MRS. EVELYN YOST A.B., B.S. in L.S. Flora Stone Mather Librarian I ' ' , MISS JANET BROWN B.A. Oberlin College Jr. Hi. Moth., Phvs. Ed General Science SEHIURS Rex led the march of time when elec- tions came 'round in September , . . Seniors took I.Q. and aptitude tests and discovered ability as traveling salesmen when they sold Christmas cards, station- ery and wrapping paper .... Annual pictures arrived amid a chorus of sighs and groans .... As time went by, girl of the hour, Mary Ann Booker was chosen Homecoming Queen .... Year flew and Seniors danced the night away at the Prom .... Pomp and Circum- stance made memories when com- mencement caps and gowns were donned. . . . But it just started .... How could it end so soon?' '.,. But time and tides wait for no man. X X 4iPl4Jil ., 'ix r , f 1 Q J 'V x ' 5 dl 3, 'WH llb. 1? L I X l X K 'l X f fl f f y I, f f 94 fy 1 X y2 , if 'i f i il, K f rf' li ,W ,f , - 1 ' , f' f i i iq li 6 ff y i 4 lllll lil 5-n Mw- JBL in 77. , I 'X x 2 ' M 'k' ip I I ,n Tk f .gf X 3 .5 x L , - nioz A., ' .fs , . A j SEHIUH UFFICERS Przesnoemv Rex Lonning 8 VICE-PRESIDENT Don Duso SECRETARY Joyce Mo rkell I TREASURER Charles Cottrell 'lu eiahfeen -ag,-J' John Anewalt Slow and easy-going. Tom Biddell His car his caravan. Virginia Atkins Just a little boshful. Bill Blakemore Full of fun and fancy-free. Q Jeanne Basler Dancing on a star. Mary Ann Booker Long live the queen! Donna Bell Sports-minded Bell. n inefeen Virgil Brittom Shop at Fishers ns his motto Ella Brooks The perfect cook. Dick Christenson When it's Spring it's sneezie. Ed Campbell Perfect attendance record. Joan Cosgriff Baby Face Ed Carney Collinwood loses, Mentor gains. Betty Costel lo Mr. Leary's left-hand girl. John Carter It's hard to keep TRACK of him. Zelma Crooks Peaches n' cream complexion. Twenty Benny Dletrlch Bashful Benny. Scott Farren Another Al Capp Homer Dunham Qulle the clown. Carole Glaser Joel Eddy Brooks Blvd. Blonde. Though hes shy, he has a smlle. Nancy Hansen .loc Evans Happy-go-Luckle Bnrdle On a Dreamer's Holiday. Bob Hlckey fwenfy-one His line's the limit. 'L Millie Hobson Cutie full of charm. Ted Ku rth Some say he's bashful. Jane Jones Our friend Janie. Fred Lace Slow but sure Freddie. Tom Keys Does a thorough iob. Carolyn Lay A lrue friend to all. Fred Kroggel . Cannonball Kroggel. Marlene Lear Soft spoken. twenty-two Carolme Logan The eyes have rf. Dave Ma reca k Jnm Lors Hls playfhmg is the P.A. system. A captain full of pep and steam. Marjone Markell Mariie is a auiet lass. Marjorle Lucas When Irish eyes are smiling. Betty Ann Mate Shell be lost wuthout cheerleading Bull Mallett Beau Brummel, Jr. Donna McLaughIun twenty-three Dependable Donna. hSW,,f Ray McLeod Little in a big way, John Nelson His horn is his future. Margaret Melvin Red-headed spittire. Pat Nelson Peopy Patty participates. Ray Merrill Never a dull moment. Lillian Neuman Efficient Miss. Margaret Murray She leads a dogs life. Bob Novak He ads to the annual. twenty-fo.Ar Bob Nunamaker Car trouble? Call Bob. Norman Phillips He'll always make the grade. Ruth Oesterle Ain't she sweet? Nancy Pinney Red-headed lass minus o temper Betty Jane Paulosko Beauty Vincent His gui on parade. Marilyn Poole And o smile on her face. Peskar tar-his pride and joy. Philip Quick twenty-five .'Bell Bottom Trousers John Rinehardt All good things come in big packages, Ralph Schroeder Problem child. Gordon Rostocil Shy little guy. Marilyn Schultz Willing worker. Betty Ryder Always quiet in her own natural way. Howard Scott Hot-rod happy. Ruth Schminky To the tune of Skater's Waltz Barbara Seitz Feature attraction. twenty-six Fronk Simon Fioshgun Casey. Bob Thompson Small with big idecs. Jerry Smith Food-the joy of his life. Lorry Toppori Seen but not heord. Dick Spieker Business mon of the future. Solly Troxler Wonto heor o good joke? Bonnie Sweet A little sweet on her notes. Barbara Troup Miss Mentor High of '49-'50 Twenty-seven Vivian Walker Good-notured gal. Beverly Gordon Atomic bombshell. Kay Welo With o song in her heart. Betty Sloan Though she's shy she'lI get by. Bob White Quite o bird. Not Pictured: Don Suckfuell Henry Hubrath twenty-eig CLHSS Ui 1949 i . Mory Hermick, Bcirboro Kofnyek, William Gow, Gordon Hodgins, David Morse, Jomes More twenty-nine Williom Hickey. Best Personality . Class Clown , Most Respected T , Best Dressed , . Most likely to succeed Best Athlete , A . Nicest Figure Best Looking Most Bashtul Prettiest Hair . Prettiest Eyes Nicest Smile Smoothest Dancer Most Ambitious , Worst Driver T . Most Courteous Best Line PEllSlllllllllll Pllll , Betty Mate ,Millie Hobson . Joyce Markell Carole Glaser Barbara Troup . . , . Betty Mate Mary Ann Booker Betty Paulosko Virginia Atkins . Nancy Pinney Caroline Logan .Nancy Hansen Millie Hobson , Barbara Troup . Nancy Hansen .Nancy Pinney Beverly Gordon Best Personality ,. Class Clown , . Most Respected Best Dressed . , Most likely to succeed Best Athlete Nicest Figure Best Looking Most Bashtul Prettiest Hair . Prettiest Eyes Nicest Smile . Smoothest Dancer Most Ambitious Worst Driver . Most Courteous Best Line , , , Rex Rex Lanning Jerry Smith Lanning-Jim Lors . Bill Malle-tt Bob Novak Ray McLeod Chuck Cottrell Chuck Cottrell Gordon Rostocil . Jerry Smith ,Ted Kurth John Rinehardt Bill Blakemore . ,Bob Novak , Jerry Smith John Rinehardt T Ray McLeod thirtv JUlllllliS We introduce to you the timely juniors. . . . Will the meeting come to order Moodey led the class through their '49-'50 year .... Class rings arrived but some girls found theirs too large. They were forced to put a wad of red tape on them .... Wanna buy a pencil? was the typical saying heard everyday .... On Friday nights it was, Get your hot dogs here, only l5c .... Thirsty students were rewarded with the coke ma- chine, open every night .... Then came the Junior Play and was it swell! . . . The main event. On May thirteenth, the Jr.-Sr. Prom held at beautiful Manikiki Country Club .... Keep up the good work, future Seniors! SllPHllillllliES Up to the minute Sophomores started year with Harvest Ball . . . Basketball season saw Sophs fattening class piggy bank with money from hat checking concession .... Bring 'em back alive was the theme of biology hopefuls as they went waving nets at butterflies and be-etles .... Geometry puz- zled pupils .... As we look into our crystal ball, we see the Sophs developing into future leaders. lliESHlllEll The Half Century brought to the school a new class of Freshmen .... They were a little shy and their knees were shaking that first day .... ls this where the algebra classes are held? . . . Where do I eat my lunch? . . . Elections were held and three fine officers were honored with solving the class problems .... Annual spring dance went over with a BANG and the Freshies knew they were really part of Mentor High now. ,,,...ll- . ' , v ' .,,y- I,--1 I 1 .fi ' ,ff 7 4 Q ffl , , r'40- -f,g-L,- v - -I- '56 J' lv 1 : -' -V - 'iff I -m-- I 54X 9 SD M4 Q ww ea se -H43 Q seams :nag-sag , jx 1 f I' gliflgiiggfmf ,fefesiii ?i:i??13' ,..- -- QT 1?- -L' W ,A,s., .T-131, 3 X-,,,,, , - ' i '- -.. 4' V Q-1- ' -r,4... -L f - fit? f'?- - ' di I-'fx .fir ' 4 4 6534? if '-nv-:wr ' 'E' 'Y' JUIIIUR UFFICEHS PRESIDENT Dick Moodey Any old business or any New?' Come an fellas, break right t r hrough. Before the :loss or on the field, It's Dick we haw to and yield. I. vice-PREsu:ENT George DeVouII George thought it was easy, Being only the vice. But as time went on, lt wasn't so nice. SECRETARY Joan Wise Joan listened and wrote About everyone's cry, While all the time Her pen was dry. TREASURER Terry Broderick Terry takes their dollars And guards them as her own Need any money? She'lI give you a loan. thi rty-four JUIIIIIII CIHSS BEN MAHNKE RALPH WRIGHT DICK LAUDER TOM GODDARD BARBARA LOOMIS CAROL KELTTO BARBARA MERRICK JOHN NAMESTNIK BEVERLY KRUGER GERALDINE HODGINS CATHERINE PHILLIPS EDDIE PRIM LILLIAN JUPP KENNY PHILLIPS JOAN REED DONNA MCCINTYRE EARL LUCAS SALLY SANDERSON MARGE QUINCY JACK SANBORN ART SMITH BILL WRIGHT BARBARA MARECAK Thirty-fuvc JUIIIUII IIIHSS GENE SPRINGER HERB TEUSCHER PAT SMITH JEAN POER JANE QUICK BOB REED PAT WACHS MARY WARNER BARB SUCCI DON HERMICK JIM HARRIS JOYCE ECKART BOB JANSEN TOM TIERNEY FLORENCE HIATT ARNOLD KIRTLAND ELAINE RYDER ANNETTE VESELKO JOYCE STLJCKERT standing- MARIE SCHUSTER MARILYN WENDLING MARY WINFIELD CAROL ZIMMERMAN JUNE PETERSON NEIL WOLLPERT Yhlrfy in JUIIIUII CIHSS JOHN BARBIERI NORMA ARNOLD MARGARET BOOKER NANCY BENNET AL BREWER BARBARA BEHRENDT FRED SMITH DONNA CATHAN DON FLETCHER GWEN AIKEY DON GEORGE OTIS GARNER JUNE TEKAUTZ FRAN FRICK RAE DEZORT FAE DEZORT CHARLENE CHAPIUS ROBIN YOST GEORGE CROOKSHANKS NANCY HAWKINS CLAUDE SPRAGUE NANCY CONKLIN TOM BRICHFORD TOM FRYAN BEVERLY FOWLES ARLENE BONNEMA DAN CASSELLI JIM BRYANT thirty-seven lllESHllll-lll CLHSS 9-A lst row: Phyllis Morris, Pat Ahern, Carol Trask, Shirley Lear, Doris Walscr, Znrl row: Imogene Phillips, Carol Fowles, Anne Phillips, Dolores Bu1check,Jcan Schubring, Mary Lcuschner, Linda Dickey. 3rd row: Cecilia Ungcrs, Wilma Bukky, Ann Barbour, Carol Aurada, Nancy Schaab, Afh row: Anthony Skufca. Dick Kowalsky, John Adams, Robert Kroggel, Allen Strine, Sth row: Glen Blaha, Tam Hawk, Warren Cross, Ronnie McLaren, Donald Sfalzer, Kicth Longacre, Jim Eckley, Bill Lawrence. 61h row: Paul Koesfer, Pat Ranally, Bill Winfield, Andy McCabe, Tom Smith, Ben Parvin, Lloyd Corey. l forty A u U . , , ,, , wmv M 53' ASQ ' , i , if 89 5,4 Kg S33 wif'-W wig tgwmwg ,, ' simigz, Ft? E2 n 1 :s -W --.-i L W,w,.X,a,,,,X, X - S -WM, W Q, fl. 1 v 31:1- .Mm -new W-4 Q wvww. H 4 K W as ii W6 4? . mf-JS? M. NAM , Q' ,.5.E,,f b , F Y 2 .1 rn. ,A W wiv K W' ' ,.1:, ,,.:., Q55 ,K . -'---,- 'f - -f W-,wwfw-VA' 5 M i L 9 ws? Q-awww HlHlElICS Varsity Football Junior High Football Varsity Football Squad Homecoming Court Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Squad Reserve Basketball Freshmen Basketball Junior High Basketball Varsity Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders Track Managers Boys' Intramurals Girls' Intramurals is 'QQ if I ul O9 1 , Q of 06 1 'ZW i ?'a9'9Z luv 16,1 ', l l J? ' I X 7 ' 7. N, J 1 ' I' V 1 f If f ,, If 1 Q X l W, i Q ff ,ffm fr .. Oil Oo -JOOQ-. , ,no Pl QI . 2 ao 9' 029' 6 9339 an I 1 , O S4 x r , 936 ' Z Fl' 'l ,,Z?1' L :,.I.L' lk f 7 - YM' ,A , r ,' Y, f , Af, 4: 'NY 'il ,ff 6 6 0 ' ' r-397' .20 qw iv I N wx' 2 A X C M 51 1 W M22 icnf VHHSITU llllllBllll Duso, McLeod, Moodey, Toppari, Cottrell, Capt. J. Lors, Campbell, Carney, J. Smith, Mara, Houston, Blakemore, J. Barbieri, R. Wright, George, Hickey, Rinehordt, Namestnik, Dunham, Kroggel, Eddy, Verb- sky, Horn, Manley, Bryant, Wagner, Wagar, l-lancher, 6, Long, DeVaull, Hermick, H. Lars, Misley, Pawul, B. Fryan. August 20 brings reopening of football practice . . . Twelve le-ttermen back to bolster team . . . Fellas sweat in hot sun and cool off in rain . . . Chatter keeps spirit up . . , Sprint to 'em and sprint through 'em . . . Shower room is like a madhouse . . . Take a shower or go in with your clothes on' '... Team shines in pre-season games against Madison, Chagrin Falls, and Glenville. . . Crisp fall nights . . . Cheerleaders in snappy uniforms . . . glare of lights . . . accurate football commentating . . . hot dogs with mustard and steaming coffee . . . cheers, sighs, groans . . , band stepping at half. . , Win or lose, it's surely exciting . . . Mentor gridders get off to good forty-eight , We illl. HIGH llllllBHll forty-nine Babbs, Sterling, Cooper, Walker, Snyder, Rose, Wise, Brown, Ranally, Eckley, Fisher, Kowalsky, Garry. Langacre, Poole, Amato, B. Garry, Stout, Tucker, Yuse, Barbieri, Duka, Weisenbach, Hogan, Toivonen, Weaver, Truman. Managers: Sessore, Vance. start by beating Mayfield . . . Slump . . . Falls to Fairport, Ashtabula and Conneaut . . . Team comes to life against Chardon . . . Fans go wild as Mentor whips one of two chief rivals, Painesville . . . Loses heart-breaker to Geneva in last three minutes. Then subdues Harbor for first time- in seven years on a snowcovered tield . . . Spectators get double thrill as Mary Ann Booker reigns as Home- coming Queen as Mentor wallops rival Willoughby. Highlights of season were Mentor 25, Painesville 7, and Mentor 6, Wil- loughby O . . . Climax of season . . . Eighteen players presented with varsity letters at football assembly . . . Hats off to Captain and most valuable player, Jim Lors, and the squad of '50. L,-+A I Ex 3: I 4 :J V, My 55 W4 assfsfgjesw if v- ,, X 'L if gtg., -'S , DON DUSA T 4 V:,. ,..A L , ' 5 1 , 7 2 V PMB Y J' fi ' Q , ff A L V , Q-EL 355115 ' 7.23, , NTL M , W E W W be L . ,, ,I N, ,. V, : , 1 -' if , 5 :- gr? JIM I-ORS ,E f,f ,D H .X A H - ' 1 1' 1 . CHUCK COTTRELL REX LANNING K7 JERRY SMITH ED CAMPBELL GEORGE MARA BILL HORN TED KURTH LARRY TOPPARI RAY MCLEOD HUHIECUIHIHG 'lb' QUEEN MARY ANN BOOKER ATTENDANTS BETTY JANE PAULOSKO JOYCE MARKELL r 1-111 Z BARBARA LOOMIS MARGARET BOOKER VHHSITU BHSHETBHLL First Row: Dusa, Kurth, Mahnke, Jansen, McLeod, Carter. Second Row: Novak, Merrill, Lors, Rinehardt, DeVauII, R. Wright, Brichford, Manager. Basketball practice starts Nov. ll . . . Kurth, Dusa, and McLeod re- turning lettermen . . . Season opens Nov. 29 against Chagrin Falls , . . Men- tor falls 30 to 26. . . Cards turn tide on Kirtland 62 to 4l for first win . . . Three games later Mentor wins against Conneaut 37 to 25-Mentor me-ets Conneaut again in tournaments at Euclid High. fifty-two BOB NOVAK CAPT. DON DUSA COACH LES MICHAEL RAY MCLEOD L x BOB JANSEN BEN MAHNKE JOHN CARTER JIM LORS TED KURTH fifty-Three RESERVE BASKETBALL F.ist Row: Mr. Howells. Trowbrarfe, Hancher, Stockdale, Phillips, Reed, R. Phillips, Second row: Long, Lingafelter, Wakenshow, R. Phillips, George, Moodey, Hood. Third Row: Grcibner, Brothers, Creamer, Mara, Horn, Kolesar. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: Snyder, Lors, Eckley, Koesfer, Hawk, Babbs. Hippler. I Second Row: Rcmally, Misley, Barbieri, Davidson, Rose, Coach Traxler. fifty-four JUNIOR H IGH BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Walker, Tibbitts Dremann, Kohler, Gray, Hayer, Johnstone. Babbs, Farren. Second Row: Mr. Higham, Garry, Craokshanks, Richardson, McGrath, Fisher, Victor, Weaver Third Row: Hogan, Cooper, Reynolds, Brown. Wise, Yuse, Vance, Shemenske. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: King, Beckman, Campbell, Novak, Jones, Daniels, Kertell, Hayer, Sobecki. Second Row: Mr. Hammond, Bair, Garner, Kadet, Hammers, Bandy. Evans, Brooks, Griqqs. fifty-five Third Row: Strew, Jupp, Chapman, Bos, Singerman, Rippin, Bregitzer, Orgel, Berkebile. f ,X fn-lla, A M V , K Bmw- MATE-48- 49 HEAD CHEERLEADER N?' 1 Q. 5 , i-.swwwvf if .. Q M 'E H , x f .ww-N' if W '5f,l With spring, comes track season . . . Practice, practice. practice . . . Lake Shore League Track Meet . . . Seniors moan end of high school athletics . . . Mr. Howells guides fellas thru successful track season. JERRY SMITH First Row: Barnes, Phillips, Hood, Rose, Adams, Barbieri, Ranally, Koester. Second Row: Keys, R. Creamer, Thompson, Lanning, Cottrell, Brothers, Mahnke, Fryan, Stockdale, Bryant. Third Row: Horn, W. Creamer, Mara, Verbsky. DeVoull, Hancher, Trowbridge, H. Lors, Wakenshaw, Misley, Eckhart, Mr, Howells, Fourth'Row: Namestnik, Wagner, J. Smith, Rinehardt, Kroggel, Brittain, Carney, Warner, B. Frvon, Wagar, BOB HICKEY TOM KEYS RALPH SCHROEDER VlRGlL BRITTAIN lllHllHGEllS Tom Brichtord, Bob Bowman, .lim Barbour, Wallace Hood, Bill Waken h D k M by FOOTBALL SCORES Mentor Mayfield O Mentor Fairport I2 Mentor Ashtabula l2 Mentor Conneaut 3 l Mentor Chardon 7 Mentor Painesville 7 Mentor Geneva l 3 Mentor Ash. Harbor 0 Mentor Willoughby O BASKETBALL SCORES Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Mentor Chagrin Falls 30 Geneva 42 Painesville 35 Ashtabula 43 Fairport 56 Willoughby 40 Kirtland 42 Ash. Harbor 50 Conneaut 58 Geneva 69 Painesville 46 Kirtland 4l Willoughby 37 Ashtabula 39 Ash. Harbor 54 Conneaut 25 BUUS' lllllllllllUlllllS The ringing ot the lunch bell followed by a mad scramble tor locker room precedes every game . . . many lunches go uneaten as boys rush to get in starting line-up . . . Seniors off to good start with football champion- ship . . . Then comes volley ball, basketball, followed by boxing and wrestling . . . Break clean you guys' '... headaches . . . Let ga of my arm' '.., Spring brings baseball and track . . . Seniors almost guaranteed Intramural trophy at end ot year. I 2 IIIIIIS' IIIIEIIIIIUIIIIIS Turning leaves brought hockey and soccer , . .' Mary Ann Booker is chosen Prexy of G.A.A. by sportsminded gaIs' '... Intramurals and Inter- murals make for excitement during basketball season . , . Look at the birdie as badminton gets into swing . . . Intramural night decides ping-pong champion . . . Track time followed by sore muscles . . . How many points for hiking? And look, I got my M , .RIMM- ty-one li n ss 7 y Q . , .1 -5 1 C552 H l XX l .L X0 l ACTIVITIES Annual Staff Com-Mentor Student Council Little Theatre Group Thespians High School Choir Girls' Ensemble Boys' Ensemble Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club High School Band Drum Majorettes Assembly Band High School Orchestra Junior High Orchestra Swing Band Assembly Committee Hospitality Committee National Honor Society Scholarship Club Y-Teens Hi-Y Varsity M F. T. A. Spanish Club F. B. L. A. G. A. A. Managers Squad Leaders Pep Club Office Assistants Clinic Assistants Library Assistants Movie Operators Cooks Custodians Z fi wu P A A fx X' Yfrf' Q' V x 41 . xx! ful. QV, I. 1 AN, KM XANR 1 'lflszbx 1 Y QL 1 'xx 4 , A mx V xg, ' .-f' if , My yi f , - R 9 . -, 'va w vffgvk my fQIj lf xx +' , N , , N gf,-gf .',,,,Q 3.3.3.-. f' ' W W f K :ea 42 i7 ,Af l - I i Jfciwika - 7 Y --V H YL' , u EDITORS Annual meeting at Scl'1uItz's tonight. -1 M. Schultz, B. Troup THE HHHUHL FEATURE Where's the Ink? Il What rhymes? 3 . C. Lay, B. J. Poulosko, M. Hobson M. Booker, R. Lonning PHOTOGRAPHY TYPISTS Hold that pose! I can't read her writing! A -'-- - SZ 'fe K 3 : . . ' , t, r- O ,Q 5, ': :' .il if ,,-! g , . . 5 1 V ' sf- f 9, ,... ,.1.V. he O . ., , F. Simon, M. Murray M. Markell M. Melvin V. Walker B. Gordon,'B. Costello' ' sixty-six I Q 1 Q Y lt. Yl- ADVISER Someone go coll the Engrover ' ' Miss Stoner -Eiilif MAKE-UP Doesn't this glue smell? N. Hansen, K. Welo, J. Morkell SCRIPT BUSINESS Writer's Crump Get that money in, kids! Wi X s , B. MOYS, D. DUSG, B. Seifz B. Novak, R. McLeod, R. Merrill lllllll-Illllllllll - STAFF M. Murray, B. A. Mate. B. Troup, B. Sietz, B, J. Paulosko, D. Dusa, R. Lanning, R. Yost, J. Reed, M. Booker, N. Arnold, B, Behrendt, N. Bennet, N. Pinney, B. Gordon, J. Markell, J. Cosgriff, D. Mc- Laughlin, M, Lear, M. Poole, M. Schultz, S. Hawk, G. Hodgins, J. Stuckert, M, Burqermeister, B. Blewett. B. Merrick, M. Lucas, C. Zimmerman, B. Succi, N. Hansen, K. Welo, T. Broderick, N, Phillips, R, Lingafelter, R, Spieker, G. De Vaull, B, Marecak, M. A. Booker, C. Cottrell, M. Melvin, V. Walker, J. Jones, M. Hobson, K. Blakemore, B. Sloan. Editor-in-chief . ...-Nancy Pinney Adviser . . . ..... Mr. Moor Press day staff toils thru day . . . Typewriters tick away the rewritten stories . . . But what can I possibly write about travel in Tibet? . . . Apples and ice cream refresh weary reporters . . . Nancy, what shall I do about this head?' '... Disappearing ad-men finally show up at 3 P.M. to gloat. . . Last minute rush . . . Big Column continual headache . . . Proof reading in Fairport . . . Mr, Moor, my page is all wrong, but it's too late r1ow.' '... Com-Mentor staff sighs, ready to rest 'til next time. sixty-eight STUDENT lJllUlllIll it A sixty-nine :sq First Row: Mary Ann Booker, Sara Hawk, Kenneth Bobbs, Dick Barbieri, Joyce Kebrdle. Second Row: Roy McLeod, Tom Houston, Jim Lors, Bill Horn, Bob Hancher, Ralph Wright. Third Row: Rex Lanning, Wesley Hostetler, Dick Moodey, Dan Snyder, John Rinehardt, Bill Fryon, Tom Hawk, Woodie Hippler, Dick Brothers. Monday, fifth periods, student government convenes . . . Debates make air sizzle . . . Jim Lors leads Council in battle for cleaner cafeteria and school grounds . . . Movie The Adventures of Martin Eden highlights assembly program . . . No loafing this year by representative students. S .ifwg .WX W :hi W sf , A-fs 4. iii 'H' sk Ni 2' W Qvel W 'Z K ar Q is we uf , Y'S3?'3?? is gi NH 1 1 Qi? 'M ' rw f M If ,-,. ,Q 'S f IT E ,Q Q 5553 fi? 'V' ff A .A may mx 'wif , :ff , xt Ni? t tkt A W, h f' P - 'G im 553 jf95i.gj' if ,, Egg-X wk .if f IN f ' awww , if. Q U35 if if Y 5 ' 'L ' iw Y we R W in x X SEK in 0- 7 Ty ,F ,W SIS? Q . L :K ,N V' Q:-gi? Q - in -as :IE Q I 1338. ff 'W R i5Qi'jg9, wg Tawifi W 4 wx, Mi L-: F' 'W' my Uv mv wr Wfjvhzrm wg imwiifx' ' THESPIHHS HHIJ LITILE THEHTHE GROUP seventy-one Robin Yost, Joyce Markcll, Marilyn Schultz, Barbara Marecak, Barbara Troup, Ralph Schroeder, Front Krogqel, John Carter. Rex Lannnnq. Dramatic Club meetings feature noted speakers , . . Rex Lanning leads future stars , . . Experiments perilous-Thespians direct four one-oct plays A . . Sophs take first with Pot Luck . Freshman present Pink for Pro- posals , Juniors dramatize Sunday's Child . Seniors shine in The Tryst- ing Place .,.. Stagefright stymies students . . . Class plays bring year to successful close, lllUSllIHl lllllilllllZHllllllS HIGH SCHQCDL CHCDIR Music . . . Ah, music . . . The '49-'50 year brought a new director, Mr. Glenn Uhl . . . Choir, girls' and boys' glee clubs and boys' ensemble work hard . . . Battle Hymn of the Republic, a favorite . . . Mr. Nordman's department-band, orchestra, and swing band . . . Swing band plays for dances , . . Both vocal and instrumental groups enter Kent State Contest . . . Boys' ensemble makes a name for themselves , . , Orchids to Mr. Uhl and Mr, Nordmon for their swell jobs this year. etvt Mentor High School Bond Maj orettes is in 'K X ,-X 1-Q Beverly Mapes, Mary Lou Castello, Jackie Laomxs, Donna Johnstone, Donna Burkhordi, Barbara Kurth seventy-fnyc Mary Warner, Shrrley Bosco, Glenna Chrysler. X was 4? as af W, I . , awk-M--. W ae- , 'MBV 5 A f if Sr ml? Q l. B. l. ll. eighty-three First Row: Donna Mosier, Catherine Phillips, Joyce Grubich, Audrey Fowles, Norma Arnold, Joyce Markell, Ralph Wright, George De Voull, Ray Merrill, Barbara Loomis, Beverly Kruger, Donna Cathan, June Peterson. Second Row: Caroline Logan, Betty Paulosko, Mary Lou Woods, Franny Frick, Marilyn Skagenburg, Re- becca Owens, Marilyn Wendling, Gerry Hodgins, Russell Phillips, Claude Sprague, Susan Fisher, Charlene Chapius, Pat Wachs, Bob Jansen, Fred Smith, Tom Fryan, Mr. Leary, Mr. Phillips. Third Row: Nancy Conklin, Shirley Jeschenig, Joann Nemeth, Lillian Neuman, Mariorie Markell, Vir- ginia Atkins, Marie Schuster, Helen Schneider, Kay Welo, Betty Jean Shaffer, Wally Hood, Ronnie Lingofelter, Bill Kolesar, Dave Steimle, George Mara, Otis Garner, Bob Novak, Dick Spieker, Frank Simon. The Future Business Leaders of America . . . Robe-rt Novak elected to State Presidency . . . George De Voull, Ray Merrill, Ralph Wright, Bar- bara Loomis hold offices forthe '49-'50 year . . . December meeting featured a breakfast . . . January sees two new chapters installed, Norton and Wick- liffe High School . . . Radio drawing held in February . . . Members go to state convention . . . Advisor, Mr. Phillips makes F.B.L.A. an active club. H.F LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Seated: Barbara Troup, Barbara Marecak, Beverly Fowles, Nancy Bennet, Joan Recd, Joan Eddy. Standing: Dorothy Blaha, Barbara Merrick, Mrs, Yost, Lillian Neuman, Kcnncth Mayor, Marioric Bair Marianne Smith, Martha Yost, Linda Sclfiweikart. MOVIE OPERATORS Sally Bair, Jim Harris, Barbara Behrendt, Gene Springer, Jeannc Basler, Leroy Grrndle. I Q Standing: Mr. Hammond, Janc Quick, Frank Simon, Howard Scott, Tom Brichtord, Jim Barbour eighty-nine Third Row: Bob Bowman, Bob White, Don Fletcher, Carl McLaughlin, John Nelson. CUSTODIANS Mr. Beavers, Mr. Green, Mr, Frcnko COOKS Mrs. Garvin, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Sponski, Mrs. M. Markell, Mrs. I. Morkell. nineiv '4 Sllllllll FEHTUHES Virginia Atkins leaves the Civics class to anyone who wants it. Donna Bell leaves her Spanish grades and her Spanish book to Tommy Goddard. I, Ed Campbell, leave my long hair to John Namestnik. John Carter leaves the 440 to Bill Horn and Mr. Howells or anyone else who is not smart enough to run something else. Homer Dunham wills his typing talent to Rae Dezort. Nancy Hansen wills a good polka to the juke box which she has been trying to persuade Miss Davis to put on for two years. Millie Hobson leaves her Dial Soap to Bill Creamer. Jane Jones wills her A's in shorthand to Donna Mclntyre. Fred Lace wills his worn out pencils to the juniors. Carolyn Lay wills all her hectic troubles in school to her sister, Freddie Jean. Marjorie Lucas leaves her name Babe to anyone who cares to have it. 'Cause I hope to leave without it. Joyce Markell wills her job as Make-up editor to anyone who is foolish enough to take it. Donna McLaughlin leaves her daring abil- ity to Marilyn Wendling. Ray McLeod leaves his car to Peelman's junk yard. Ray Merrill leaves his love for the band to Jack Sanborn. John Nelson wills his first chair in band to Tom Houston. Lillian Neuman leaves her curly hair to Marjorie Bair. Bob Nunamaker leaves all the Chrysler Products and their troubles to Bill Creamer. Betty Jane Paulosko wills her clarinet to Gerry. Phillip Quick wills his welding hat to the Casey boys in years to come. Gordon Rostocil le a v e s his turtle-neck sweaters to Alberta. Betty Ryder wills her last boy.friend to Annette. Ralph Schroeder wills his good times down in welding class to anyone likely to want the same. Howard Scott wills his worn out pencils and crazy book reports to anyone who is in Mrs. Moor's English classes. CThey will need them.l ninety-one Bonnie Sweet wills her old torn English work book to some very unlucky student to use next year. Larry Toppari wills his welding booth to Junior Namestnik. Barbara Troup leaves the class discussions with a sore throat, may main study be quieter next year, Kay Welo leaves her extra proportions to Margie Bair, who can use them better than she can. Bob White wills his seat in l2-B to some junior. Beverly Gordon leaves all her arguments with Teddy to Barb. Kurth. John Anewalt leaves his thriving Xmas tree business to Ralph Wright, also his '38 Ford. Jeanne Basler leaves her seat in the senior class to Bob Creamer whenever he makes it. Mary Ann Booker leaves all her headaches and poster making to her sister, Mar- garet. Ella Brooks leaves the Home Economics class to anyone that wants to learn to sew or cook. Ed Carney leaves Mr. Higham to anyone who wants him and his stale jokes. Dick Christenson leaves his hay fever ring to Tom Goddard. Betty Costello leaves Mr. Leary without a secretary. Chuck Cottrell leaves his job of sports editor of the Com-Mentor to anyone who has a lot more time than he did. Don Dusa leaves his senior English work- book to John Namestnik so he won't have to major in English in his senior year. Joc Evans leaves her waist line to Donna Mclntyre. Carole Glaser leaves her unbleached hair to anyone who has a head. Bob Hickey wills his straight eights and oil burners to Mr. Andrews. Tom Keys leaves. Ted Kurth leaves his good behavior to John Namestnik. Rex Lanning leaves the troubles of the senior class to its future president. Marlene Lear wills her one and only A in shorthand to Nancy Conklin. Jim Lors wills the job of football captain to Tom Houston. David Marecak wills his seat in 12-A to his sister Barb, if she's not too proud to take it. Marjorie Markell l e a v e s her shorthand book to anyone who wants it. Betty Ann Mate wills her cheerleading uniform to anyone who fits into it. Marge Melvin leaves her Irish temper to Beverly Fowles, Margaret Murray leaves Mr. Higham a new Civics student. Patty Nelson leaves some of her height to Joan Reed. Ruth Oesterle leaves a junior her seat in main study next year. Nancy Pinney wills her head cheerleading headaches to the future head cheer- leader. John Rinehardt wills his height to Russell Phillips. llElllElllBEli Remember the day when Carolyn rode around in old cars? Remember the day of Betty Jane's P.J. party-and the fire crackers too? Remember the day when Marge Lucas was as small as a peanut and wore pigtails? Remember the day Carole and Marilyn set the firecracker off in main study hall? Remember the day Nancy Hanse-n called everyone a bird? Remember Schultz's Buick and the summer in Mr. Hanna's pool? Remember Junior play practice last year? Remember Mallett's l7th birthday party? Remember all of Jeanne BasIer's steadies? Remember the day when Ted and Bev didn't fight? Remember the night when our football team was in jail? Remember Queen Hobson at our Fresh- man dance? Remegjnber Mrs. Moor before she was mar- rie . Remember Friday the l3th of 49 , this year's senior classes first prom? Remember the day when M. Markell and Hobson were fancy free? Remember the day when the two Mari- lyn's had blond hair? Remember the day when they called Teddy bashful? Remember the day when big John Rine- hardt was a little boy? Remember the day of Donna Bell's parties and all the good pictures? Ruth Schminky wills her other half of the school year to Betty Sloan. Marilyn Schultz leaves her headaches and worries to whoever needs some. Barbara Seitz heartily wills to Skippie and Ralph her feuds and fusses with John. Jerry Smith leaves his English seat to John Namestnik who is majoring in English. Dick Spieker leaves his one arm drivers' and neckers' license and headaches of the Com-Mentor to George De-Vaull. Bob Thompson leaves his Physics book to some brainy junior fmy sister Patl. Sally Traxler leaves the gym balcony to Mr. Michael. Vivian Walker leaves the dictaphone to any unfortunate person who gets it. THE IJHU Remember the day whe-n Nancy, Betty Jane, and Betty Ann had their lucky steadies in school with them? Remember the day Bill Blakemore lost his front tooth? Remember the day Howard Scott got his hot-rod car? Remember the year when John Anewalt was deprived of a few things? Remember the day Mary Ann was crowned football queen? Remember the day when Don Suckfuel came to Mentor? Remember the days of going to happy-go- lucky Murray's house? Does anyone remember the days of riding with Kroggel-hold on tight? Remember the day when Mallett, Hickey and Carter were such shy boys? Remember the days when Tom Biddell drove the kids around town? Remember the day when we were fresh- men and thought we were big deals? Remember the days of Dick Christenson's hay-fever? Remember the days of Lillian and Margie's quietness? Remember Betty Ryder who got blamed for things she never did in Home Ec. room? Remember our freshman dance, Spring Fever? Remember our trying times in the Moors' English classes? Remember the night we won over Wil- loughby in football? 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Choir-Secretary-4 Pep Club-I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-2, 3-President-4 Y-Teens-3 Scholarship-1 ,2, 35 President 4 Offices in Class-Secretary-3 Stage Crew-1, 2, 3 Football Queen-4 Football Attendant-3 Virgil Brittain Ell Ed Ed F.B.L.A.-l Pep Club--l Varsity M-2, 3, 4 a Brooks F.B.L.A.-1, 2 Pep Club--l , 2, 3 G.A.A.-l , 2, 3, 4 win Campbell Pep Club-2, 3, 4 Varsity M-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 , Carney Collinwood High School-1,2 H. S. Choir-3, 4 Pep Club-3, 4 Hi-Y-3, 4 John Carter H. S. Choir-2, 4 Glee Club-2 Varsity M-2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3, 4 Dramatics Club-3. 4 Thespians-35 Vice President 4 Library Ass't-l. 2 Pla s- Y Beauty and the Beef-3 ninety-seven HUTIVITIES Richard Christenson Pep Club-l. 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3,4 Dramatics Club-4 Plays- Beouty and the Beef-3 The Trysting Place-4 Joan Cosgriff Com-Mentor-4 Pep Club-2, 3,4 G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 Office Ass't-4 Collinwood High School-l Betty Costello Annual Staff-4 F.B.L.A.-l , 2, 3 H. S. Choir-3,4 Glee Club-l, 2, 4 Pep Club-I, 2, 3 G.A.A.-l, 2 3, 4 pmmafics club-1, 2, 3,4 Clinic Ass't--3, 4 Library Ass't-l, 2 Plays- Leavenworth Case-Crew 2 Beauty and the Beef-Crew Trysting Place-Crew 4 Chuck Cottrell Com-Mentor Staff-2, 3 Sports Editor-4 Student Council-3 H. S. Choir-l,2, 35 Pres. 4 Glee Club-2, Sec'y 4 Pep .Club-I , 2, 3, 4 Varsity M-2,31 President-4 Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Offices in Class- Vice President-2 Treasurer-4 Zelma Crooks Com-Mentor Staff-2, 3, 4 H. S. Choir-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-l Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-l , 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3,4 Library Ass't-l , 2, 3 Cheerleading- Reserve-l, 37 Varsity-4 Benny Dietrich r.e.i..A.-1 Pep club-1, 2, 3 Ha-Y-3, 4 Homer Dunham Pep Club-3, 4 Varsity M-4 Dramatics Club-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Don Dusa Annual Staff-4 Sports Editor-4 Com-Mentor Staff-3,4 Pep .Club-l 2, 3,4 Varsity M-3,4 Offices in Class- Treas. 35 V. Pres. 4 Scholarship Club-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef Joel Eddy F.B.L.A.-l H. S. Choir-1,2 Glee Club-2 Pep -Club-3, 4 Varsity M-3,4 Joc Evans Ashtabula High School-I Com-Mentor taff-2,3 Pep Club-2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 F.T.A.-4 Y-Teens-3, 4 Cabinet Member-3, 4 Dramatics Club-3, 4 Clinic Ass't-4 Hospitality Committee-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef My Man Godfrey-Crew- Trysting Place-Make up-4 Scott Farren Com-Mentor Staff-l, 2 Student Council-2 F.B.L.A.-I , 3 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club-l, 2,4 Offices in Class-l,2 Plays- Hollywood Bound-I Beauty and the Beef-3 3 Carole Glaser F.B.L.A.-l , 2 H. S. Choir-3 Glee Club-l, 2, 43 Pres.-4 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens-4 Dramatics Club-2,4 Annual Staff-4 Beverly Gordon Annual Staff-4 Com-Mentor Staff-4 F.B.L.A.-I , 2 Glee Club-l Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-I , 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens-3 Dramatics. Club-l, 2, 3 Cheerleading- . Reserve-27 Varsity-3, 4 Nancy Hansen Euclid Central-1, 2 Annual Staff-Make-Up Staff4 Com-Mentor Staff-3, 4 Pep Club-3, 4 F.T.A.-3-Historian, Sec'y 4 G.A.A.-3, 4, Volleyball Mgr. 4 Y-Teens-3, Sec'y, Service Chairman 4 Dramatics Club-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 My Man Godfrey-3 Squad Leader-4 Bob Hickey F.B.L.A.-1, 2, 3 H.S. Choir-4 Pep club-1,z, 3,4 Hl-Y-2 Dramatics Club-'l, 2, 3, 4 Offices in Class-Sec'y I Plays- - Beauty and the Beef-3 Millie Hobson F.B.L.A.-l, 2, 3 H. S. Choir-3 Glee Club-I Pep Club-l, 2, 3 G.A.A.-l,2, 3, 4, Mgr. 4 Y-Teens-4 Dramatics Club-l 2, 3,4 Offices in Class-Sec'y 2 Reserve Cheerleader - l Annual Staff-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-Cast 3 The Trysting Place-Cast 4 Henry Hubrath Springfield High School, Jane Jones Com-Mentor Staff-4 F.B.L.A.-3 H. S. Chair-l Glee Club-I Pep Club-l, 3 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens-4 Dramatics Club-l Library Ass't-l, 3 l,2,3 Phoenix Union High School, 2 Tom Keys H. S. Choir-4 Glee Club-l,4 Varsity M-3,4 Spanish Club-2, 3 Hi-Y-2 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Fred Kroggel Glee Club-2 Pep .Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3,4 Thespians-3, 4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Ted Kurth Student Counci I-l , 2 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 Varsit - y M 3,4 Spanish Club-3,4 Hi-Y-3,4 Dramatics Club--3 Offices in Class- President-l , Sec 'y-2 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Rex Lanning Annual Staff-4 Com-Mentor Staff-3, 4 Student Council-l, 2, 4 High School Choir-1,4 Glee Club-4 Pep Club-l 2, 3,4 Varsity M-l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y-3, 4 Dramatics Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Thespians-3, 4 Offices in Classf-Pres. Boys' Ensemble-4 Plays- 4 Beauty and the Beef-3 My Man Godfrey-3 Carolyn Lay Annual Staff-45 Feature Editor-4 Com-Mentor Staff-2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-l , 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A.-3 H. S. Choir-3 Glee Club-l, 3 Pep Club-l, 3 F.T.A.-2, 3, 4 Y-Teens-3: Pres. 4 Dramatics Club-l, 2, 3 Library Ass't-I Offices in Class-Sec'y Marlene Lear l Collinwood High School-l,2 Com-Mentor Staff-3,4 F.B.L.A.-4 Glee Club-3 G.A.A.-4 Y-Teens--4 Offices-Office Ass't-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Caroline Logan Com-Mentor Staff-4 F.B.L.A.-l , 3, 4 Glee Club-l, 2 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-l, 2 3, 4 Dramatics Club-l, 2 Clinic Ass't-3, 4 Office Ass't-3,4 Offices in Class-Treas. 2 Plays- Beauty and the Beef- Property Chairman James Lors Student Council-2, 35 Pres. 4 H. S. Choir-2, 3,4 Boys' Ensemble-4 Varsity M-l 2 3 4 offices in cidssLf'res. l,2,3 Marjorie Lucas Annual Staff-4 Com-Mentor Staff-3, 4 F.B.L,A.-l, 2, 3 Glee Club-l,2 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3,4 Dramatics Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Offices in Class-V. Pres. 2 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Bill Mallett Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3,4 Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club-3, 4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 The Trysting Place-4 Dave Ma recak H. S. Choir-l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-l, 4 Boys' Ensemble-4 Pep Club-2, 3 Dramatics Club-l Joyce Markell Annual Staff- Make Up Editor-4 Com-Mentor-3, 4 F.B.L.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-I Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4- Basketball Manager-4 Y-T -4 eens Dramatics-l , 2, 3, 4- Treasurer-4 Thespians-35 Treas. 4 Clinic Ass't-2, 3, 4 Office Ass'f-2, 3,4 Offices-V. Pres. 3: Sec'y 4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Cast Leavenworth Case-2, Com. My Man Godfrey-3, Corn. Director, Soph. Play- Pot Luck Squad Leader-3,4 Girls' State-4 Football Attendant-4 Assembly Committee-4 Awards Committee-4 National Honor Society-4 Marjorie Markell Annual Staff-4 F.B.L.A.-3, 4 Pep Club-2, 3 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens-3 Scholarship Club-l, 2 Clinic Ass't-3 Office Ass't-3, 4 Squad Leader-4 Betty Ann Mate Annual Staff-4 Com-Mentor Staff-4 F.B.L.A.-3 H. S. Choir-2, 3, 4 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, President Nicel-4 G.A.A.-l,2, Treas. 3: Vice President--4 Dramatics Club-4 Clinic Ass't-4 Office Ass't-4 Offices-l , 2 Varsity Cheerleader-2, 3, 4, Head-3 Reserve Cheerleader-I Football Attendant-3 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Donna McLaughlin Pep Club--l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A.-1, 2 Ray McLeod Annual Staff- Ass't Business Manager-4 Student Council-l, 21 Treas. 3: Vice President 4 Pep Clulr-2, 3: President 3 Varsity M-2, 3, 4 Hi-Y-3: Vice President 3 Marge Melvin Annual Staff--4 Com-Mentor Staff-4 Pep Club-2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 F.T.A.-2, 3, 4 Y-Teens-3, 4 Dramatics Club-3,4 Clinic Ass't-4 Library Ass't-3 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 My Man Godfrey-l Ray Merrill Annual Staff-Ass't Mgr.-4 F.B.L.A.-l, 2, 3: V. Pres.-4 Bond-l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club-l, 2 Varsity M-4 Margaret Murray Annual Staff- Ass't Photography-4 Pep Club-3, 4 G.A.A.-3, 4 Kirtland High School-1,2 F.T.A.-3, 4 Y-Teens-3, Ways and Means--4 Dramatics Club-4 Clinic Ass't-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 John Nelson F.B.L.A.-1, 2, 3 Band--l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y-l , 2 Dramatics Club-I , 2, 3 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Pat Nelson F.B.L.A.-l, 2 H. S. Choir-4 Glee Club-l, 3, 4 Pep Club-I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-I, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3, 4 F.T.A.-4 Dramatics Club-3 Library Ass't-l,2 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 ninety-eight Bob Novak Annual Staff-Bus. Mgr.-4 Com-Mentor Staff-l,2,3 Student Council-l, 2 F.B.L.A.-l , 25 State Vice President-3: State President-4 Pep Club-l,2, 3 Spanish Club-4 Hi-Y-2,4 Scholarship Club-l,2 Offices in Class-l,2 Bob Nunamaker F.B.L.A.-1, 2, 3 H. S. Choir-l Glee Club-4 Pep Club-3 Plays-Hollywood Bound l Ruth Oesterle Band-l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club-l , 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A.-25 Historian-35 Publicity and Historian-4 Y-Teens-4 Dramatics Club-1,2 Library Ass't-2 Offices in Class-V. Pres. 2 Betty Jane Paulosko Annual Staff-4 Com-Mentor Staff-l , 2, 3, 4 Ass't Editor-4 Student Council-l F.B.L.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 H. S. Choir-3,45 Sec' 4 Band-l, 25 Treas. 35 Pres. 4 Pep Club-l', 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-I5 Manager-2, 3, 4 Y-Teens-3 Dramatics Club-I , 2, 3, 4 Offices-Sec'y 2 Squad Leader-3, 4 Assembly Committee-4 Orchestra-l , 2, 3, 4 Track Attendant-l, 3 Football Attendant-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Vincent Peskar Pep Club-2. 3 Norman Phillips Phoenix Union High School- Com-Mentor Staff-3, 4 Pep Club-3, 4 Hi-Y-3, 4 National .Honor Society-3, 4 Scholarship Club-1, 3, 4 Honorable Mention- Scholarship Test-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef-3 Nancy Punney Com7Mentor Staff-l , 2, 35 Editor-4 H. S. Chair-2, 3, 4 Pepin Club-l 2, 3, 45 ice President-3, 4 G.A.A.-l , 2, 3, 45 Mana er-2, 35 Treas.-4 Nationalg Honor Society-3, 4 Scholarship Club-2, 35 Vice President-4 Dramatics Club-l, 2, 3 Clinic Ass't-4 Library Ass't-l, 2, 3 Offices in Class- v Sewfrll iles'-2 3 4 arsi eer ea mg- , , Head Cheerleader-4 Reserve Cheerleading-l Girls' State-3 ninety-nine 2 1, , Marilyn Poole Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-1,2 3,45 Skating Nlanager-4 F.T.A.-4 Dramatics Club-2 Reserve Cheerleading-2, 3 Com-Mentor Staff-4 Plays- Beauty and the Beef--3 The Trysting Place-4 Phullup Quick F.B.L.A,-l, 2, 3, 4 H. S. Choir-3, 4 Pep Club-l, 2, 3 Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Library Ass't-3 John Rmehardt Scholarship Club-4 National Honor Society-4 Student Council-2,4 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity M-4 Offices in Class-Pres. 2 Plays-Beauty and the Beef-3 Betty Ryder Glee Club-l Pep Club-l, 2 G.A.A.-l , 2, 3, 4 Ralph Schroeder Varsity M-3,4 Scholarship Club-l Dramatics Club-3,4 Thespians-3, 4 Hotsprings High School-'I Dubois High chool-2 Plqlys-Beauty and the Beef-3 rystingA P act-4 Stage anager-4 Ruth Schminky Pep Club-l, 4 G.A.A,-l , 2, 3, 4 Marilyn Schultz Annual Editor-4 Com-Mentor Staff-3, 4 Student Council-3 H. S. Choir-3,4 Glee Club-l, 2, 4 Pep Club--I , 2, 3 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3 4 F.T.A.-25 v. Pres.-3,4 Y-Teen-3 Girls' Stat-3 National Honor Society-3, 4 Scholarship Club-l , 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Thespians-2, 3, 4 Elinic As4s't-41 2 i rary ss't- Sauad Leader-4 Valedictorian-4 Plays- The Leavenworth Case- Stage Manager-2 Beauty and the Beef- Ass't Director-3 The Trysting Place- Director-4 Howard Scott F.B.L.A.-l, 3 Scholarship Club-l Band-l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra-3, 4 Movie Operator-l, 2, 3, 4 Mail Carrier-4 Plays-Beauty and the Beef- 3 Barbara Seitz Annual Staff- Script Editor-4 Com-Mentor Staff-2, 35 Ass't Editor-4 H. S. Choir-4 Glee Club-2 Pep Club-2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-2, 3, 45 Mgr.-3 Spanish Club-3,4 F.T.A.-4 Y-Teens-3,4 Dramatics Club-2, 3, 4 Library Ass't-2 Scholarship Club-4 Plays-Beauty and the Beef-3 Frank Simon Annual Staff-4 Com-Mentor Staff-3, 4 F.B.L.A.-3, 4 H. S. Choir-4 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity M-3, 4 Hi-Y-3, 4 Dramatics Club-3, 4 Movie Operator-l, 2, 3, 4 Electrical Engineer-4 Stage Crew-3, 4 Plays-Beauty and the Beef-3 Jerry Smith Student Council-l F.B.L.A.-l Pep Club-1.2, 3,4 garsityrMT:3,4 I 4 rama ics ub- , Offices in Class-President l Plays-Beauty and the Beef Trysting Pace-Crew 3 Dick Spieker Com-Mentor Staff-2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club-l Hi-Y-3 Don Suckfuell Willoughby High School- I, 2, 3 Bonnie Sweet H. S. Choir-4 Glee Club-2, 4 Pep Club--2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-2 3.4 spanish club-3 Y-Teens-4 Bob Thompson H. s. choir-2,3,4 Glee Club-2 F.T.A.-3 Hi-Y-4 Dramatics Club-3 Lincoln High School-l Larry Toppari Varsity M-4 Sally Traxler F.B.L.A.-2. 3, 4 H. S. Choir-4 Glee Club-2, 3,4 Pep Club-2, 3 G.A.A.-2.4 Y-Teens-4 Dramatics .Clulr-2, 3, 4 Library Ass't-2 Plays-Leavenworth Case-2 Beauty and the Beef-3 The rysting Place-4 3 Ba rba ra Troup Ass't Editor Annual-4 Com-Mentor Staff-2, 3, 4 H. S. Choir-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Peo Club--2, 3 G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-Treas. 35 Sec. 4 National Honor Sociefy--3, 4 Scholarship Club--3,4 Dramafics Club-2, 3, 4 National Thespian Society-3,4 Library Ass't-2, 3, 4 Clinic Ass't-4 Miss Mentor High-49-50 Plays-Beauty and the Beef-3 Director of Pink for Pro- posols Vivian Walker Annual Staff-4 Com-Mentor Staff-4 Pep Club-l, 2, 3 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Office Ass'f-4 Kay Welo Annual Staff-Make Up-4 Com-Mentor Staff-4 F.B.L.A.-I, 2, 3, 4 H. S. Choir--3, 4 Glee Club-I, 2, 4 Pep Club-I, 2, 3, 4 G.A,A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3, 4 F.T.A.-4 Y-Teens-3, 4 Dramafics Club-l,2, 3, 4 Library Ass't--4 Plays-Beauty and the Beef-3 Mixed Ensemble-4 X :fm',. NN l I 'E rl I, , 'ft In 0 'A if . one hundred Mr. Mr. M r. Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. M.r Mr. Mr. PATRON LIST and Mrs, Eugene H. Scott and Mrs. E. M. Anewalt and Mrs. O. Nunalnaker and Mrs. Eino Toppari and Mrs. 'l'. NV. Kurth and Mrs. Elmer H. Schultz and Mrs. John If. Murray and Mrs. Gordon Quick and Mrs. F. W. Pinney and Mrs. Otto Kroggell and Mrs. Frank Novak and Mrs. Jake Smith and Mrs. Henry Marecak and Mrs. Ben Markell and Mrs. William VVollpert and Mrs. Charles Merrill and Mrs. John Paulosko and Mrs. 0. F. Glaser dzfezfwmg The Value of Every Product in the Market Place Is the Honor and Integrity of Him Who Makes It Consider His Name Before You Buy TAYLOR'S FRANK MOORE STUDIO WILLIAM TAYLIIH SUN AND CUMPANY -1- ------------- -------- - ------ -x- 1.-1,1 1 1 1g1w1m1u,1 1 1 T' f 1' I I I I I . . I 7 I I Fred s Sunoco Service I I Iackett S Confectionery Batteries, Lubrication i I 1411 Mentor Avenue Tires, Accessories I ' I I , I I I MeIlff01', 01110 I Center 8: Mentor Ave. I ' I I I I I I Mesm, ohio PII. 5-3951 I I I I I -..-.. .-............. ..-.:-.. ....-.... ....-- .. -.- I I I I I Congratulations to the Class of '50 I 1 I I I Flsher's Drive-In Restaurant I I I I I 1657 Mentor Ave. I i I lili TTiii 1 Z 1WlWlm1E I I I G. J. Kastor C. N. Linville I I I . I I Mentor Hardware 8' Appllance I I Lucas Paints, 100 years old 'I I I I Dutch Boy Paints, Guns 85 Ammunition I I Fishing Tackle, Plumbing 85 Wiring Supplies I I ' I I 1701 Mentor Ave. Mentor, Ohio E I -Q1-nu-un-an-1ul1m1-uu-uu1IIu1uu1 1 1 I 11111 In--nu: 1In1w1v -- 1Im:IIl:Iu1m--l1ul1ln1uu1un-- 1na1m I I I I I I I , I Gerard K. Klyn. Inc. I I Compliments of I Ii Growers of I Warner Bros. Atlantrc I I E Service Quality Roses E I I I Wholesale - Retail I 7 Lake shore Blvd. I I T Mentor, Ohio I I I I 4 'im Tiiii uiluillilllill i1TTTT U?u1L'lilll iillliil 1 TiTTTl UTIL o J m :r c S Q 3 -0 :' 3 0 Willoughby LARGEST INDUSTRY THE oH1o RUBBER coMPANY E. H. BERNIIARDT CO. - Plunibing Sa II9aIing BILL BROWN FURNITURE CO. J. B. COLE, INC. - Ford COLEMAN Sa YOUNG MOTORS, INC. - Dodge-Plymouth COX MOTOR SALES - Willys FAIRLEY AND GRESSEL FOODS BAKER DRUG CO. BEEBOWER BROS. FEED Sa SUPPLY BENSON'S STORE FOR MEN CITY LOAN 8a SAVINGS CO. J. P. COCIIRAN CO. - .Paint GIBSON HARDNVARE CO. BALDWIN COAL Ss SUPPLY CO. B 85 B SERVICE BARNES SEED Sc PET SUPPLY A.. B. BARTO REAL ESTATE SERVICE BELMORE'S FOOD STORE BEN 8: DIX GULF STATION CARROLIJS SWEET SHOP CITY ICE Sa FUEL CLARK 85 PIKE CO. COOK'S BARBER SHOP COTTRELLIS NEWS STAND DAINTEE BEAUTY SIIOP R. M. DISBRO - Insurance F. C. DOUDA - Engineers 8: Builders DOUGHERTY 'S TAVERN DR. S. K. CARPENTER JOHN F. CLAIR WAYNE DAVIS vw MEMB Consolidated . MEDIUM INDUSTRY T11E ECONOMY ENGINEERING OO. LARGE MERCAN FISHER BROS. OO. - Foods R J, ERANZ JENVELERS OLASSOOOK CHEVROLET OO. KROOER IGROCERY R BAKING OO. LAIRD LUMRER OO. LAKE COUNTY NEWS HERALD MEDIUM MERCAI DARDOROVE REALTY OO. OO. 11. R J. HARDWARE OO. IIARDWOOD'S MEN SHOP IIERMAN'S DRY CLEANING JOSE-PH SHOES, INC. I KINTER BROS. FOODS SMALL MERCAN ELLSXYORTII CABINET SHOP EUCLID BODY S.: FENDER FACTORY STORES ORCO CAFETERIA FLUID CONTROLS, INC. FRIZZELIJS DAIRY STORES, INC. FULLER FURNITURE STORE GRIFFIN AUTO .BODY I-E-P RELATIONS - Printing KLEIFIELDS RESTAURANT KOS'I'ER'S SWEET SIIOP LAKE COUNTY AUTO RADIATOR SERVIC LAKE COUNTY SALVAGE CO. LARRY 'S GENERAL REPAIR LORIEUX HOTEL MILLER LINOLEUM CO. PROFESSIO RALPII V. GREENE DR. J. D L. A. IIEINZ DR. RA DR. A. O. MAHAN L. ORG THIS FUND SPONSORED BY THE WII IS OF SMALL INDUSTRY TIIE ISARIUM c'11EM1CAL Co. TIIE VICTOR R. BROWNING CO. TIIE WOLWIN CHAIR CO. LE OR SERVICE WM. MEIL. INC. DEPARTMENT STORE MODERN SHOES, INC. ROY L. MONCRIEF CO. - Kaiser-Frazier NORTHERN MOTOR CO. - Oldsmobile POLITE BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING CO. TIIE SNYDER CO. I'ILE OR SERVICE LAKE COUNTY GAS CO. LAKE SHORE LUMBER CO. MAVSAR'S FOOD STORE TIIE PAINESVILLE TELEGRAPH ROGER 'S FOOD MARKET ILE OR SERVICE R. C. OBENCIIAIN - Shoes ORLIE'S HAMBURG OLSON ,S SADDLERY L. A. PAGE - Plumbing Sa Heating NELL PAGE BEAUTY SALON P-Z SHOE REPAIR PENLAND FLORAL PIIILLlP'S LANDSCAPE SERVICE J. L. PROKOP 8: SONS FLORIST QUALITY SHOE STORE REU'I'ER'S DELICATESSEN S. A. ROBBINS REAL ESTATE ROMA CAFE SIIEFFIELD AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY P . 'harit And Service Fund LARGE BUSINESS THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING co. THE CLEVELAND TRUST co. THE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS L LOAN THE 01110 BELL TEL-EPIIONE co. THOMAS-CHAFER. INC. - CIIl'ySIt'l'-DIYIIIOIIIII VINE TIIEATRE VVILLOUGHBY WILLOUGILBY BUICK, INC. - Buick HARDWARE CO. F. VV. WOOLNVORTII CO. - 5 Sa 10 WRIGHT DEPARTMENT STORE II. F. SIMON STORE J. A. SMITH IQ SONS. INC. MEN 'S STORE WILLOUGHBY WILLOUGHBY WILLOUGH BY AUTO ACCESSORIES COAL SL SUPPLY DRY CLEANING II. W. STEARNS, INC. SUNSET INN THREE ARCIIES CAFE TOM'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION VVACH 'S ICE Sz FUEL WAYNE DRUG CO. NVILLOBY LOUNGE BAR WILLOUGHBY WILLOUGHBY VVILLOUGHBY WILLOUGHBY W ILLOUGHBY MARKET VVILLOUGHBY FASHION SIIOP FEED SL SUPPLY FOOD MARKET FROZEN FOODS FRUIT N VEGETABLE PIIOTO SUPPLY STALKER SERVICE STATION IVILLOUGHBY BEVERAGE AL SERVICE IELSON DR. WARREN PAYNE EDWIN M. STITT I NELSON DR. R. PROCHASKA T. R-. ZETTLEMEYER DR. M. M. STETSON OUGHBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 411 1 1,,1m.1...1,...,,,.1m,1.m1uu1nn-W1 1 1 -.m.1m.1 1 1 1 1 1,,,1ml1mq1,q1m1.,.1 4' 1 u l , Success and Best Wishes l Waltons i Roller Rink Class of 1950 Earl Ives Equipment Company Mentor-on-the-Lake Mentor Ave. Mentor, Ohio 1m,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1mp1m,1m1 1 1 1m1lm1m,1m1..,..1m,-41m1m,1mq1m1 1.4151 Congratulations to the Class of '50 WRIGHT DEPARTMENT STORES DAVE SPERBER GLENN Louis Painesville, Ohio Willoughby, Ohio Best Wishes from CHARLIE'S PLACE HOT DOGS - HAMBUHGERS - FROZEN GUSTARD Northeast Corner of Mentor Ave. and Hopkins Road qg111m1g.1m.-m1m4111-.1111-.1111111111--1111-uq1gq15 Skating Every Night Except Mon. Also Saturday and Sunday Afternoons Inquire About Our Party Plan i Ted Warner at the Organ lu-sl-zminlxuimiuu-vufn 1g-gg-nu-.qq1m1.g1-1 T g.-u..m1g1m1u1u1m1u...p1.,1m..-nu11-uu1un1u 11 o 3 rv 3' c : a -. fu n. In x 'I'- ?u1ll-nu 111111111 un-nu-un1ul1ln1nIl1m4--In-IlI1In1llI1IM1llI1ll 111111 1111 1' Ill I I I Congratulations to the Class of '50 I I I I Koster's Confectionery I I 1 I 1425 Mentor Ave., Mentor, O. Phone 5-3961 I I Delicatessen Soda Fountain I I I I I I I ' ini -nu1lu1un-1uu1m 111111 H1111-ll 1111 lul1uu1uu1ll1m1un- -ul1nu1uu- - -Us I I I I ' 1 S Conffratulations to the I HUGH S ! b 'i i class of 150 I I BUDGET JEWELERS I i - I I I I 191 Main street I QUALITY CIf'EflNERs I I I 230 East Main btreet I I House of Perfect Diamonds Painesviue, Ohio I 1 I I I Painesville, Ohio Phone 5282 I 1 l I 7 ,11, ,,1111111? .- q1g-11. 11111111 nu-un-un-nu 1111 lu1u- I I 1 I I E I I I I 1 I I S Congratulations to the Class of 1950 I 1 I HOUSE OF BEAUTY I ' 18 V' . sr . 1. W'll hb 2-4232 f I I I 'mg Y I w1LsoN's SHOES I 1 5 I I 'BEAUTY SHOPPE I PAINESVILLE, oH1o I I 1316 Mentor Ave., Mentor 5-5781 I I I L -anim 111111111--1-11 me--ulu-In 1111 uu1m1un1 1 1 -- 11111 3'1 i I I I . I I Congratulations to the Class of '50 I 1 I I . I F. C. Hellrlegel I 1 I I SOHIO SERVICE I I I I Corner of Burridge and Mentor Ave. , T I ' I I.-. ..... ...............--..-- - - ----- .--.--.4 one hundred seve 'lr Compliments to the Class of 1950 Mentor Pharmacy 1695 Mentor Avenue Phone 5-5521 Mentor, Ohio 1-1111111.--...-...--...,.-...-11un1un-:,m--u..1....-..-1ilyg- Class of 1950 Congratulations and Best Wishes From the management and employees GAIL G. GRANT CO. Service and Value Givers Sinee 1893 Painesville, Ohio Compliments of McCray G' Daniels Coal Co. CEMENT BLOCKS, GOAL, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES MENTOR, oH1o Telephone 5-4861 Center St. at N. Y. C. I I I I I I ll-!1ls'l 1.--1n.gu-g1l41u1gq1g-. 11.4 .-.ln..u.-l1u11.-un uu...nm1nn...n-nu up-uni 'P 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 -!'-..-..-,.-...-..-..-...-.---.-..-.... one hundred eight if 1lll1m1I1n1un-.lg -1.1.1-.-,,,1n.I.-1.11.11-11.--.q1g1pgi 41 1513.-g1g1g1.--...-g1q.1.q.1gi, .1lpqig1..i,.in.,,..-plug-iq.-g.--igi Compliments of FENTON'S MARKET Mentor, Ohio Dial 5-2271 1858 - 1950 IOHN RICH JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST 162 Main St. Painesville, Ohio Compliments of GRADY'S CHICKEN DINNERS Johnny Cake Ridge Phone: Painesville 8038 Mentor, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '50 ff-'Ish Er: We Em SO em Q4 mo 29 ze S 'I' I Il' I S I 9: fb I Q. 3. I I I I I I I I I I I I I Compliments of BEDFORD'S MEN'S SHOP Painesville, Ohio gl.-mi 1 .-51 .- 1 1 1.,,1,m.q1m1mI1 1 1 1, DRAPER HARDWARE HARDWARE, PAINTS, GLASS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1417 Mentor Ave. Mentor. Ohio Congratulations From S. G. HODGINS CO. 28 Midland Rd. MENTOR, OHIO ACOUSTICAL CORRECTION ,1g.1k1 1 ...m1m-.m.-,mlwlm-m...,m.-M1 1 .-m15- Congratulaitions to the Class of '50 SANBORN MOTOR EQUIPMENT. INC. 54 N. State St. Painesville, 'Ohio 4--.-..-...-..-...-........-...-..-..-..-.........-..-..-..-....-.-......-.-.....-..-......-......-..-...-,........-...-...-.....-...-......-...-..-..-..-.-.........gZ -nh- im.11i1.-1111.-illiiinn Z' I Congratulations To The Class Of '50 Mentor La ke Recreation NVhere Friendly Folks Meet R. NEWHOUSE MENTOR 7-7292 I E Compliments of Best VVishes to the Class of '50 LEE H. TRAXLER REALTORS I I Nientory Ohio i General Insurance Mentor, Ohio C1arEd Sandwich Bar I Congratulations Class of Sandwiches, French Fries I Milk Shakes Orders To Take Out l Come in and Snoop T Lake Shore Blvd. N. Mentor T i -,M-1 1- .. - -,,,..m1,,-.-,,,.-,,,,- Best Vlfishes to the Class of ,50 Springbrook Gardens Mentor Ave. Mentor, Ohio WM. BOOTH CO. '50 MENTOR TRADING POST I I I i I inn1ln:nfo 13-.-411.11444...nn-.gn1un1m1u1m.-w1m1u1 0Il-n-n-uu-mu-u-u-n1m-nu-an-un-win-uun1u1m-nn-m--n1m1u-nu-nn-an-nu-u-u-nn---n 0 J 0 5' C 3 Q -1 0 D. -0- 0 J 1 1 -n1- -A ,. ' H ' W .ale Tv' - ---.W-v-vw'-ww g, N A -- Q. f. , '- 71 Qu-as 1111 m1n1m-an-un1m-nnilln 1111 nn1ll1l:l1nn1m 1-11 m1mu1nn--un1nnl:nu1nn 1111 In-nu-1. I I I I 1 Compliments of I I W. MALIN S I I I Lake Shore Blvd. I I Mentor-on-the-Lake 1 I R ERIES - MEA'rs I I I FANCZNEI3 SZGETABLES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I I W D 1, I WE TELEGRAPH I ! e e wer I I I Mentor 7-7681 I lm-ntor, Ohio Phone 5-2297 I I I I I---- ----- -- ------- - - ----I ---------------- -I-. I .-.1p1gq1m.-mlm-nn-In-mi C O H I-1 I- 'J I... ,.. . I- 5 f'D v-4 I-f l'F M O Pt 1g1n1n1I-.l.-111-.nu-mln.-I1 The Educational Supply Co. Painesville, Ohio I.-. ...... - .... .... . ..-. I - - -, ............ ..-I 5 I I I I I I I I Congratulations to the Class of '50 I 0 9. : 5 ET o Z o 1 fi :- 0 9 I I I I ' I I 1456 Station Sf. Mentor, Ohio I I I I I l,,,,,,, - - - - -- ....... ..-.,-,,-..-I.-.. ............ - -..-,,-I I I I . I i C0lIlpl1lll6l1tS of I I The Mentor Elevator Co. I I Dealers in I I Mentor Hillldllllll Feeds - Larro and Aready Feeds I I Agrico Fertilizer - Garden Seed - Scott's Lawn Seed I I Peat - Servall - Ilay - Straw I Qu-an I S I i I I I I I I o 3 0 :- c E. Q 8 o :T 4 cn 3 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 'l'-- 1 1 1.m1,m1lm-in1lm1m11ml1qn1 1 1 1 1M1m.1m1.m1 1m1ml1m1 -...m1w1m1m1m1 1m1m1m Best Wishes From Congratulations to the Class of '50 THE COUNTRY STORE TRUCK RITE INN 'GIFTS and ANTIQUES Good Food - Hi-Speed Gas Sn Oil 1603 Mentor Ave. Rt. 20, Mentor, ohio l Mentor, Ohio T Phone: Painesville 4883 l I .-111-.--...1.1111111-!1uu1.m1nn1111-11111111111m Compliments of CASTELLO'S GREENHOUSE FLORISTS Flowers for ALL Occasions Member of the F. T. D. Phone 5-6741 N l400 Center Street Delivery Service The class of '50 Wishes to thank all its advertisers, patrons, and the Willoughby Chamber of Com- merce for the assistance they have given us in pub- lishing the l950 issue oi the yearbook. hddtl I.