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

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, Q , 'WW ' ' SPENCER SANDRA RICHARD BROTHERS He who stands high sees from afar. lAnonymousJ ELSA BRUMBAUGH An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. IFranklinl BARBARA BUKKY Good painting is like good cookingg it can be tasted, but not explained. iFrenchJ RICHARD CENTNAR A man is but what he knoweth. lBaconJ EDWARD CLINE Seest thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings. COld Testament, Proverbsl DONNA BURKHARDT A cheerful look makes a dish G feast. lHerbertI twenty-seven SPRAGUE Always leave them laughing when you say good-bye. CG. Cohenl BETTY MOSSER Be still, and have thy will. fAnonymous MERRICK Slow and steady win the race. iAnonymousI I THOMAS RILEY The wit, the lover, and the poet, are of imagination all compact. iShakespearel I i

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MELVA NUNAMAKER A little spark kindles great things. Cltalianj WILLIAM VERBSKY Elbow grease gives the best polish. RONALD VIDMAR True ease in writing comes from art, not chanc lPopeJ SANDRA ORVIS A smile is a light in the window of a face which shows that the heart is home. lAnonymousJ lCynic's Colendarl DONALD TROWBRIDGE This fellow is some mighty don. lDibdinJ JO ANN NEMETH It is good to be merry and wise. lAnonymousl RUTH ALICE YOUNG Young and fair. lHoodJ ROBERT SNYDER He is not laughed at that laughs at himself. lAnonymousl V WESLEY STOCKDALE Wit and wisdom are born with a man. KAnonymousl DOROTHY NIEMEYER Spirit giveth life. lNew Testament, II Corinthiansl twenty-s

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l' l i MARGARET URBAS BETTY JEAN SHAFFER No legacy so rich as honesty. tShakespeareJ SALLY TIBBITS ho has an art has everywhere a part. iAno HELEN SCHNEIDER Work bears witness who does well. KAnonymousJ FLORENCE TAYLOR to do comes of doing. fAnonymousD MARLENE SEITZ The result tests the work. tWashingtonl MARILYN SKAGENBERG Speech is oft repented, silence never. lDanishJ ELSIE WILKIE Your work and labor of love. lNew Testament, Hebrewsl MARY LOU WOODS A smile shows the heart is at home. lAnor1ymousJ LYSBETH YOUNG The play's the thing. tShakespea twenty-eight A good laugh is sunshine . . . tAnonymousJ