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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

, 1 ,qs , fm ,I -. , , X f- 543.7 -- - f , - Y 5. 1,- wg ,P L , ,. Katrin ,. t .,, Y , , copyright 1954 Published by the Senior Class, Mentor High School Y 9 I Table of Contents 'Q W 5 4 , A T 4' i Q 3 5 M YQ ,QP 26 Q N , ws , iUE'-T-il Annual Staff EDITORS - Ann Chittenden, Sally Day ASSISTANTS - Marlene Ostrander, George For- nadley MAKEUP - Carol Johnson ASSISTANTS - Saundra Walker, Mary Anne Ems- Iey, Karen Broderick, Bill Gray, Bill Stout SCRIPT - Pat Mosser ASSISTANTS - Lucy Reeves, Larry Reeves FEATURE - Dorothy Tomazic ASSISTANTS - Marge Orvis, Ann O'Brien, John Babbs, John Reed ART - Loretta Brown ASSISTANTS -- Ginnie Allen, Gay Young, Jeff Rankin PHOTOGRAPHY - Jackie Jones, Bill Evans TYPISTS - Judy Hilliard, Judy Kranz, Bruce Far- ren, Barb Kurth, Ruth Schlappal, Carol Wagar, Corrine Coates BUSINESS - Grant Kirchhoff ASSISTANTS - Walt Kohler, Steve Hogan, Chuck Schemenske CARDINAL NOTES 1954 MENTOR HIGH SCHOOL MENTOR, OHIO 5 , 4 ' I I 'S . H I MENTGR .1 2 m Jw. Q, H SCHCGL ni...4 ,7 , 7,7, , W , , 544 f N ll I , . U 5 W' - ' 41 qi Q 'U Foreword FOUR years of good times, disappointments, and hard work have passed since Cardinal McKey first entered Mentor High School. We, the class of '54, have chosen him to guide you through the past year via the i954 edition of Cardinal Notes. Cardinal is a typical senior - gay, full of fun, friendly, but also highly conscientious. He may at times seem slightly eccentric to the underclassmen and teachers, but not to us who have realized our dream of becoming seniors. We remember just four short years ago when Cardinal was but a shy, quiet and somewhat self-conscious Freshman. However, he conquered his timidity and came through successfully to become a rather sophisticated Sophomore, With the Junior year came more privileges - many extra-curricular activities plus the highlight of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Then came the final test - that of being a senior, when he and his classmates had to take over the leadership of the school and when they received the honor of occupy- ing the front seats in the auditorium. He has unlocked the doors, one at a time, sometimes losing the key, but always finding it again, until finally he has unlocked the last door, that which leads to the future and there is where he leaves us. You underclassmen who have depended upon him need never fear, for Cardinal is going on to greater things! Take him by the hand and follow him through the past year which neither you nor he will ever forget. 6 ilu illhmnrizlm E have no nicer memories . , . Than the hours spent with you . . . From the day we met, and the time we parted . . . We knew that we'd remember you . , . The weeks, the months, the seasons, and . . . The years we were together . . . Whatever disappointments and . . . However bad the weather . . . We have no nicer memories . . . Than the moments that we shared . . . With smiling eyes and whispered words . . .To tell what- e'er we dared . . . No other memories can meet . . . Their full and perfect measure . . . And they will always be our own . . . To dream about and treasure . . . And we will always be your friends . . . As much as you were ours . . . In every song, in every prayer . . . And every grateful line. 7 Q 'nsP-cv-:-iwfr-- -, -W----we - ,-qw is-1-wie.-fi.,-f-f.-v-Q, V-wf-.2 L1-Y 7:-wf,evfa5v:q-Q-,W-. 7-,M W-,.,.-vfssmiv- Q -,1 Coach Lee Tressel Coach Arden Roberson Coach Frank Sanderson Dedication O OUR three coaches, Mr. Tressel, Mr. Roberson, and Mr. Sanderson, we, the Graduating Class of l954, wish to dedicate our annual, Cardinal Notes '54. By their expert coaching, kindly advice, and infinite patience they have made Mentor High champions not only in sports, but also in sportsmanship and spirit. 8 Administration R. RICE has served many years as our superintendent, and during that time our school has grown in every way until it is DALE R. RICE now tops as far as we are concerned. With- Sunefintendent Of SCHOOIS out his guidance and faithful leadership, this would not have been possible. Although he is seldom seen by the students, and we may not think ot him as having a role in our daily school activities, nevertheless, without his tireless efforts and unending help, our school could not provide so many educational opportunities and extra-curricular activities. We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the numerous services he has given to our school and especially to us, the class of '54, BGARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mrs. Anne Brumbaugh, Dr. Thomas Byrnes, Mr. Howard Shodle, Dr. Milo Fagan, Mr. Dale Rice, Mr. William Ware, Mr. Noel Wical msn New ff? R. HOSTETLER, our principal, has been more than that to us. He has been an understanding friend, a faithful leader, and ELLIS M. HOSTETLER a good example. Principe' He has been with us for several years and we have come to know him by his frank, pleasant manner which is truly worthy of emulation. We humbly salute him for his kindness and understanding to us in helping us with our many problems and difficulties. His invaluable guid- ance has been a beacon light to us that never went out during our high school years. May it continue to shine many more years for the future students of Mentor High School. OFFICE STAFF Norma Scott, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Dodds Mr. Andrews, Mr. C. Garry Andrews Miss Florence Davis Mr. Andrews' key job is Assistant Principal. When not found in the school office he is usually in the Chemistry Lab where he meets every day with his Chemistry and Physics classes. As Athletic Director he is respon- sisble for scheduling all of our athletic contests, yet somehow he still finds time to help solve students' problems and assist the student body in any way possible. Miss Florence Davis, our Dean of Girls, is always ready to help any, and all students with their personal problems. ln addition to her guidance work, she conducts all girls' physical education classes, and somehow, she still finds time to sponsor and act as an adviser to the Senior Class. Board Of Education Office Staff Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Nordman N fini 'Wipe Mrs. Ora Elizabeth Armstrong SHORTHAND, TYPING ll, OFF ICE PRACTICE A.B. Bowling Green Business University Mr. Lynn Bell INDUSTRIAL ARTS B.S. in Ed. Miami University Mr. Howard Barnes BIOLOGY, AERONAUTICS, A.B., B.S. in Ed. Oberlin College Brooklyn College Columbia University Kent State University Western Reserve University Mr. Donald Boothe GENERAL SCIENCE, S B.A., M.A. Ohio Wesleyan Columbia University Mr. Willard C. Barnes INDUSTRIAL ARTS B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State University The Stout Institute Mrs. Beryl Buhler HOME ECONOMICS B.S. in Ed., M.S. Ohio State University I3 PHOTOGRAPHY OCIAL PROBLEMS Mr. Oren Casey INDUSTRIAL ARTS B.S. in Ed., M.E. Kent State University Miss Shirley Emhotf ENGLISH A.B. if Muskingum College Miss Helen Craig LATIN A.B. Lake Erie College Columbia University Western Reserve University Miss Nell Gitfin MATHEMATICS B.S. In Ed., M.A. Muskingum College Ohio State University Ohio Northern University Miss Genevra Ducro LIBRARIAN A.B., Mount Holyoke College University of Hawaii Allegheny College Western Reserve University Mr. Thomas E. Jones ENGLISH, SPEECH B.S. in Ed., M.A. Northern Illinois State Teachers' College I4 Mr. Frank F. Higham HISTORY, CIVICS, COMMERCIAL LAW B.S. in Ed. University of North Carolina Bowling Green State University jf, ' Mr. Ted Keller ART K l ' 1, B'.S. Kent State University -, 'T' Akron University S New Mexico State College Mr. C. Osborne Hutton ENGLISH A.B., M.A. Mount Union College Syracuse and Columbia Universities Miss Charlotte Legge HOME ECONOMICS B.A., M.SiC. Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State University Mr. Frank H. Henck VOCAL MUSIC B.M. Eastman School of Music Western Reserve University University of Minnesota Mr. O. B. Moor, Jr. ENGLISH A.B. Ohio State University Toledo University Heidelberg College I5 Mrs. Ruth Murray TYPING I, SHORTHAND I, PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS B.S. in Ed., M. in Ed. Kent State University Bowling Green State University Mr. George L. Pitzer ALGEBRA I, II, SOLID GEOMETRY TRIGONOMETRY B.S. in Ed. M.A. Ohio State University Mr. William Nordman INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC B.S. in Ed., M.A. Kent State University Hiram College Dana Musical Institute Vandercook School of Music Mr. Arden E. Roberson COACH, SCIENCE, CAR DRIVING B.A. in Ed. Ohio Northern University Kent State University Mr. Clarence W. Phillips BOOKKEEPING, PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS B.S. in Ed., M.A. Ohio University Ohio State University Mr. F. VV. Sanderson COACH, GENERAL MATH B.S. in Ed. Ohio Northern University Kent State University I6 32, .,.. isis, yi Miss Eloise Stoner SPANISH, ENGLISH A.B., M.A. Capital University Columbia University Mr. Harmon P. Traxler HISTORY B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Mr. Lee J. Tressel COACH, GENERAL SCIENC EDUCATION B.A., M.A. Baldwin Wallace College Ohio State University Western Reserve University I7 E, PHYSICAL ww f W W 1. fi: we 6 uw Jw F We Z fa? I ir ,I A N 3 E.. 5lfN'IORS Senior Class Cfficers A .hh L5 sd 0 f President Grant Klrc off f s T osurer Charles Shemenske Q ' I V President Lorry R S XO, Q I Q S Carolyn Whaley A 3 ' l Y Wy nl' Patricia Carol Anderson A daughter of the Godsg di- vinely tall, and most divine- ly fair. fTennysonl Virginia Marie Allin Art is power fLongfellowJ John Emery Babbs Great men stand like solitary figures in the city of God. fLongfellowl Lillian Mae Ballew Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. CHomerJ Donald Alan Bowman A strong body makes the mind stronger Ueffersoni 21 Karen Ann Broderick Beauty seen is never lost. lWhittierJ Janice Lenora Brown A merry heart that laughs of COTS. fAnon.7 Loretta Jean Brown So excellent in art, and still so rising. lShakespeareJ Mary Davis Brumbaugh The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. lHomerJ Edwin Michael Butcheck Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Uohnsonl Shirley Ann Campbell Where joy forever dwells. lMiltonl Thomas Pierce Campbell A man of few words lAnon.l Sylvia Veronica Centnar A good mind possesses a kingdom. lSenecai Ann Chittenden She adorned whatever sub- ject she spoke or wrote upon, with the most splendid elo- quence. iChesterfieldl Corrine Frances Coates Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth. lOld Testament? Norman Norris Cooper His manhood breathes in every line. lHolmesf David Leon Couch Imagination is the air of mind. lBaileyl Mark David Covert A lion among the ladies is a most dreadful thing. lShakespeareJ Vern Elwin Crookshanks Ever dependable, always sin- cere. lAnonJ Sally Ann Day A Day, long to be remem- bered. lStaticesl 22 Mary Anne Emsley She moves like a goddess, and she looks like a queen. lPopel William Leon Chas. Evans What should a man do but be merry? lShakespeareJ R icha rd B ruce Fa rren 'Tis good to be merry and wise. lHeywoodD Carol Joan Felix Full of spark and vigor. lAnonl 3 wg? r David Theron Fenton Wit is the salt of conver- sation. lAnonl 'fs AW fififl' 5 is F .f ' X S H -ggi ' ff 3.5! -as a 2 'U .. sf! 1 F , zgfffib-V1-2, K , 'L S, g v K 5 , iw r' - , - 1 . - ,ag g ' . ' ltixtilzl . Y fifiiwf ' 1 'M is -xl fffijf' 5:53 - ri? .ffl 23 1 5 ,, i .i z - i ' 1 1 it Q ,M few , w. 4: ' ,- '-K: Carole Noreen Flanigan A smile shows the heart is home. lAnonl Joann Marie Foley A sense of humor is the only thing that keeps intelligent people from hanging them- selves. lAnonJ George Thomas Fornadley Wit and wisdom are born with a man. lSeldonJ Hewitt Murray Fredebaugh Knowledge comesg but wis- dom lingers. lTennysonl William Richard Gray Character is the real foun- dation of all worthwhile success. lAnonD Judith Kay Hilliard Ambition has no rest. lBulwer-Lyttonl Frank Steve Hogan Skill is stronger than strength. lFullerl Roberta Margot Jansen Nothing is as popular as kindness. fCicerol Ma ry Maxine Hopp Gentle in manner, strong in performance. fAqu0vival Carol Ann Johnson Those having torches will pass them on to others. iGreekl Louis Pentland Johnston ,,Bud,, Thought alone is eternal. CLyttonl Donna Sue Johnstone Variety is the soul of pleasure. CBehnD Robe rt Jones A mirthful interior behind a quiet exterior. lAnonl Carol Lee Jones Her ways are of pleasant- ness. tOld Testament? Jacqueline Marie Jones Freckles go with a cheerful nature. tDormarl 24 Thomas Roger Jones Men of few words are the best men. tShakespearel Edward Carl Keney He's a sure card. lDrydenl Grant Edmund Kirchhoff None but himself can be his parallel. tTheobaldl Sherman Mitchell Kirkland ,,Bud,, A happy-go-lucky boy tAnonJ Walter Emden Kohler Seest thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings. tOld Testamentl 25 Judith Annette Kranz Lei' knowledge grow to more and more. CTennys:rnl Ba rba ra Susan Kurth She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. lSucklingJ Barbara Ann Lawrence Good manners be her speed. fShakespearel Paul Duane Luikart Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. tFieldingl Geraldine Sue Manis Kindness is wisdom. fBaileyl Clifford John McGrath He speaketh not and yet there lies, a conversation in his eyes. lLongfeIlowJ Merle Meden Devout yet cheerful, active yet resigned. lRogersl Marilyn Jean Meissner A witty woman is a treasure. lMeridithl Thomas Burke Mi Igate If music be the song of love -play on. lShakespeareJ Carl Joseph Mitchell As merry as the day is long. lShakespeorel Wm? Patricia Ann Mosser Knowledge is power. lBacon? Ann Colleen O'Brien Modesty's the beauty of woman. lFullerJ Marjorie Evelyn Orvis Blond, capable, and charm- ing. lAnonJ Marlene Mae Ostrander With sweetness fresh os any rose. lLydgateD Dolores Virginia Parker The red-gold cataract of her streaming hair. CPhilIipsl 26 Shirley Mae Presley A heaven on earth. CMiltonl Geoffrey Arthur Rankin Fun to know and be with. John Richard Reed lAnonl Education makes the man. lCawthornl Lawrence Mark Reeves He thrives on athletics. Lucy Mae Reeves lAnonl A wink's as good as a nod. fAnonJ 27 Herbert Stanley Richardson Serious in everything he undertakes. lMacDonaIdl George Rider What a frosty-spirited rogue this is! fShakespearel Charles Rinker Be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Uamesl James Ronald Rinker We grant, although he had much wit, he was sly at using it. lButlerl Rose Marie Rollason What sweet delight a quiet life affords. lDrummondl Theodore Donald Rosticil He never says more than is necessary. fAnonl David Alan Samf He is never alone that is accompanied with noble thoughts. CFletcherl Ruth Ann Schlappal A true friend, is a friend forever. lAnonl Jean Alice Schminky A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. lOld Testamentl Rollin Lawrence Scott Many a true word spoken in jest. lAnonl David Allan Sedgley Knowledge and assurance. lShokespeareJ Cha rl es Edwa rd Shemenske His friendly nature is always welcome. CAnonl Robert Joseph Sobecki A nice disposition gets you anywhere. iHomerl Reba Lee Stacy Devilishness is her middle name. lAnonl Patricia May Steve All this for a song, lBurleighl 28 William Chapman Stout Both wise and both delight- ful, too. lCowleyl Henrietta Marie Swank In her quietness is charm. lTomarJ William McKinley Tibbits All mankind loves a lover. lEmersonJ Franklin John Timperio Honor lies in honest toil. lCIevelandl Dorothy Jean Tomazic Laugh and the world laughs with you. lWilcox7 29 Roger Van Kramer Imagination is more impor- tant than knowledge. lEinsteinJ Frank John Vaccariello A good laugh is sunshine. lThackeryl Ralph James Victor A gentle knight. lAnon7 Carol Frances Wagar Romance is the very poetry of literature. lNeckerJ Allen Winton Walker A strong, silent man, lAnonJ Saundra Lee Walker A thing of beauty is a joy forever. lKeatsl William Ward Weaver The gift of gaiety. lEdmundl Bruce Carlisle Weisenbach Ready for everything. - CAnonl Carolyn Lou Whaley The very pink of perfection. iGoldsmithl Lawrence Gardner Wise Men, like bullets go farthest when they are smoothest. lAnonJ fwl 'lf' ww-ef MOI Mable Marie Wise The two noblest things, sweetness and light. lSwittJ Mary Louise Wolfe High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. lSidneyJ Gay Marsha Young Look sweet, speak fair. CShakespeareJ Alice Atzberger Wise to resolve and patient tb perform. lAnonD Not pictured lra Ramins Worth, courage, honor, these indeed your suste- nance and birthright ore. fSteanorl 30 Best Athletes . Personality Plus Best Dancers Best Looking . Best Dressed .. Prettiest Eyes , Most Respected Cutest , , , . Worst Drivers . Most Likely to S Class Flirts .,.. Class Clowns . Best Line . . . Nicest Smile . PERSONALITY POLL ucceed BOY Larry Reeves .Charles Shemenske Larry Wise Ralph Victor Larry Wise Ralph Victor Norman Cooper Bill Gray Jeff Rankin John Babbs Al Walker Bill Evans Grant Kirchhoff Norman Cooper 37 GIRL Dorothy Tomazic Ann Chittenden Donna Sue Johnstone Mary Anne Emsley Carolyn Whaley Karen Broderick Carol Johnson Carolyn Whaley Donna Sue Johnstone Carol Johnson Saundra Walker Jean Schminky Saundra Walker Barbara Kurth f' , Q W Hx -' . 35 ,iv J . : M W i ' fi 5 W W , M WH- Q ip E' ,, WM wh W W' ' E k Q H 1 1 LITY L A ISERJCLASSME JUNIOR CLASS Leading the Junior Class we find Ted Campbell as President. Under him are Tom Lingafelter as Vice President, Shirley Fritz, Secretary, and Don Davis as Treasurer. The Juniors stand was a huge success and the Junior-Senior Prom was a highlight not to out-do the Junior play, George and Mar- garet. SOPHOMORE CLASS The first dance of the year was sponsored by the Sophomores and was a success. lt seems that quite a few new faces on the sports list were those of Sophomores. As underclassmen, the Sophomores have a right to hold their heads high. FRESHMAN CLASS The freshmen really added to our population when they joined us in the fall. With a class of I77, you can see why they formed their own concert band, lt didn't take them long to get into the swing of things and soon they were considered as just part of the gang, 34 'Ei 01 'x gs W, ii.-if .W 4 It 4 sv 5 Junior Class Officers Row l: Don Davis, Treasurer, Shirley Fritz, Secretory. Row 2: Ted Campbell, President, Tom Lingofelter, Vice President. 1 'S Sophomore Class Presidents Row l: Marcy Rose, Carol Atkinson. Row 2: Pete Hawk, Richard Vrhovc, Jim Orvis. Freshman Class Presidents Left to right: Judy Daniels, Alice Stout, Gwen Stevens, Tom Eddy, Carol Hones, Judy Honcher 35 JU ICR ,v ,n, A ,f 'iv 'gf 'Li L S C 'iv in ,, .,,. I . t , a 4? f ,J-5., 2 it H we W -dl' r . . MJ X fr X 4k',::Ef . fig. 9. M i P' if TY .o in if , ar was as Lggwz , 6, 1 . ...I , , D I.. .V ,N ia widen. .QM ' ' an Q ' N .1 1 A. . r A f Q, , V, 12231 it Q K ii ff' D A, D W M fm , Q qi A rr' Row l: Jack Abel, Maureen Ahern, Peter Bos, Sally Carpenter, Lynn Day, No- dine Engelhardt, Lyle Ferry. Row 2: Maureen Gudis, Dale Hall, Herald Horn, Maye Johnson, Betty Kalinowski, Bruce Kirchhoff, Carol Latham. Row 3: Carol Long, Roger Mann, Nancy Mattie, Joe Meo, Carl Mucha, Joe Nagy, Patsy Reich. Row 4: David Rees, Gerald Rinker, Charles Rinker, Bev- erly Thomas, Richard Ver- non, Mary Dean White, Bob Woodruff. Row 5: Edward Ziegler, Tom Bandy, Joan Bina, Mimi Burgermeister, Glenna Crys- ler, Doug Daniels, Donna Giannatti. Row 6: Walt Gordon, Jim Haase, Clark Hill, Donna Jayne, Louis Cadet, Freddie Lay, Tom Lingafelter. Row 7: E I I e n Mate, Bill Meissner, Carol Miner, Jim Molnar, Thelma Reed, Patri- cia Rand, Phyllis Mullins. Row 8: Terry Robinson, Linda Schweikort, Ted Stutz- man, Helena Taylor, Phyllis Tessmer, Ronnie Varvarov- sky, Arlene White. Row 9: Gail Wickert, Dolores Hagerty. Row l: Alan Winter, Lester Bair, Marge Barslgi, Alan Berkebile, Mary Bizlak, Ted Campbell, Mary Lou Cos- tello. Row 2: Shirley Fritz, Ronald Koshar, B o r b a r a Harris, Charles Hershberger, Bob Jupp, Gene King, Ellen Krog- gel. Row 3: Nancy Lewis, Faith Martin, Robert McCracken, June Pierce, Connie Rankin, George Rider, Ted Rippin. Row 4: Nancy Roath, Elaine Robertson, Jeanne Soblesky, Rudy Strew, Edith Tait, 'Sandra Ward, Barbara At- ms. Row 5: Margie Blair, Jim Butcheck, L i I l i a n Cahill, Jean Cole, Don Davis, Marna Foster, Ronald Garner. Row 6: Donna Gray, Tom Hergenroeder, Tom Jones, Charlotte Kennedy, David Linn, Maureen Mah, Marlene Matlock. Row 7: Bill McCarter, Lanny Miller, Sumpter Miller, Tom O'Brien, Shirley Povelka, Gwen Richey, Jerry Rippin. Row 8: Norma Scott, Lou Shunkwiler, Ken Stray, Lois Thompson, Don Wallenfelsz, glancy Meinke, Ronald Gil- ert. an 1 , PH, fi E' fe , L .1 A f Q., 1 W . .g W 1 N W er . .. 'S 3 V, : ' I 'j' ff' .f' QQ v + l ir t . .eg-gy . JU r1oRs 4 , , , , Nm W ,i F F of f Y f n M fi , -V 'x ,gg S -' I --ff .5 K. X 5 - f ' . C y 5-.q. ' N ,N S fb. .W M . I :A 1 , 2 I 1 . f If .ff , Y, M Y , . f nw, W' K V .T .2 Q Mr 'S' . 2 as i E.. '4 is , H V ' ' L ., ,, 2 Jail.. E - 15 X 37 SOPHOMORE fl i 5 i Hg' vvl- Q.. - haf, ,,h Kvilfeffi wg Y rw - Q b ...gm V gg 4 - V I- Q .I I A gif if Q i I mil V i in A ' in A -g if ' ji fy, ' 'ff K Nga H , Rm Q A::: ' Kaflwi ':':, 2 1 Q 38 Row l: Dave Griggs, Victor Honko, Pat Hope, Jack Kirkland, Sherman Lanning, Ed Lors, Joyce Mancine. Row 2: James Matheson, Donna McManus, Louise Moore, Joe Nigg, Judy Par- ker, James Rankin, Jeanne Rollason. Row 3: Barbara Rushmore, Tony Schiavoni, Bob Shaw, Richard Smith, Gertrude Stickle, P e g g y Thomas, Richard Vrhovc. Row 4: Don Wharton, Dave Wheatcrott, Janice Wise- man, Joan Aurada, Helen Bair, Ronnie Beck, Dean Boyer. Row 5: Stuart Chichester, Connie Couch, Peggy Dun- lap, Jean Ferguson, Shirley Hammonds, Pete Hawk, Karen Kehl. Row 6: Fred Kuntz, Thomas Litz, Charles Markell, Alice Mather, Jean Milnark, Kevin Phillips, Charles Reeves. Row 7: Kathy Riddle, Tim- othy Ryan, Richard Slupe, Ric k Sobecki, William Spencer, D o n n a Stearn, Phyllis Steve. Row 8: Jean Szanyi, John Urbas, Donna Young, Rich- ard Horhnle, Jeff Griggs, Carl Luikart, Allan Ziegler. Row 9 Pat Belt, Bob Chol- mondeley, Carol Waters, Tim Tinkler, Frances Walk- er, Willard Reynolds, Betty Tongler. Row 10: Collins Morse, Rich- ard Newton, Virginia Town- send, Patricia Foley, Jack Dannemiller, Dave Bukky, Larry Andrews. Not Pictured: Helen John- son, William Vigler. Row l: Myrth Abbey, Linda Backus, Sandra Cahill, Wil- liam Collister, D a rl e n e Davis, Glenn Gobble, Doug- las Jaklic. Row 2: Dan Koester, Bill Layman, Leonard Latter, Claire Manis, Art McMahon, Louise Nellis, Walter Par- sons. Row 3: Ronald Peppe, Bob Reed, Marcy Rose, Kathleen Russell, Joe Shandle, Roger Spencer, Edison Stone. Row 4: Gary Stuckert, Rob- ert Woodrow, Doris Yeager, Janet Zearfoss, Richard Adams, Carol Atklnson,Cor- rine Babic. Row 5: Louise Barski, Mike Biddell, Shirley Batens, Lee Chapman, Charles Forstyk, Jim Foster, Jim Gordon. Raw 6: Jack Hathaway, Howard Horn, Valerie Jami- son, Bill Jones, Alberta Kappe, Sue Leirngruber, Keith Merillat. Row 7: Judy Phillips, Dennis Sedivy, Betty Sponski, Russell Stewart, Ronald Toivonen, Virginia Townsend, Jackie Webster Row 8: Thomas Albus, Jack Alanen, Douglas Beckman, Henry Covill, Robin Eadon, Bob Ellenbest, Leona Gil- reath Row 9: Ronald Gray, Carole Hancher, Alan Henslee, Mary Lou James, Janice Jenkins, Parbara Kerven, Albert Kos- en Row IO: Carol Kushen, Clar- ence Lohrey, Kay Maclntyre, Susan Mattson, Joan Misley, Katherine Nurmi, James Or- VIS Row ll: Don Pitcher, Jim Robinson, Dick Smith. i CPHOMORES if f M i ' H W i f? J ,J ,, , , , f ,: ,, , - t J w nsis 1 J J , , K it ,,-, 5 ' Ill siw fi, 5 . I g V , ...- Q A 5 5 Jw 6 ' 2 ' i i. R 1 'rg A A ,lf f 513 ' if 'ml in , ., A Q wx 'K N 5 ,I f I, J ., M, i Q I M ,we ai A if nga l phi . , Alf ' ,iiigf V ,s..,,, ,ff A 'V,, X.. ,:.i:..,., .sy 1 5 ' f A Q ig . rf- 5 J Q J t . W' Q! if A A :iz ,S !:,, 71? A I VI . , A X U b 5 .Q ' 53: -i .s ,.., 2: u 1.1, 'ivy 4 f X , y 1 it Y , if ,f , . , J f H252 if 'ps' 9 y , . ' :sam -rife nl - R , .5 '-7 Q is fn 'se 'Kar' 9 1 -'mf-fi f f 9' .., 'WIS J- IF' 1 gf iw ' 5 1: ,., I Q ,M A - 5 s at sq .,,, , ,Y 'qi Q J i fm' 1 if '.ll ' i M J ' , '3 9 i K W ,, ' .YF-T.. a ie, 1 1 3f .Lg , 1 1 ' ,f , , . 2 ff K tw is N, xr lsr' QQ , 3 39 FRE HME ,f Q f , j 3 I ' 151 -. 'W 1 -'mf svwl, il 5 1 f' X ,:,, E ,Q , ,,.x f Ei 4 5 'M if! .ii 'J' i t .wif Q i , A Row l - Gayle Alexander, Margaret Arm- strong, Jack Bradenbaugh, Joe Bryan, Larry Clevenger, Craig Currie, Mary Ann DeWit. Row 2 - Roberta Elliston, Carl Fogel, Bob Fracci, Barbara Garrett, Carol Hanes, Bill Hartman, George Horen. Row 3 - Doris lsenburg, Beth Ann Jef- rrey, Darlene Luzny, Jim Merillat, Paul Mobley, Sally Parks, Bob Pawul. Row 4 -- Bill Plain, Charles Robertson, Patricia Rupinski, Jim Shanower, Ray Tomazic, Ronnie Turek, Philip Woodruff. Row 5 - Thomas Ashton, William Benja- min, Bill Blankenschaen, Mary Bradbury, Barbara Burkhardt, John Calvert, Bar- bara Coates. Row 6 - Margery Dice, Robert Ely, Jean Felice, Ronnie Gersin, Richard Gilk,, Tom Jackson, Knox Johnson. Row 7 - Pat Littlefield, Marilyn Mahoney, Marilyn McCartney, Fred Merrick, Carol Muster, Bob Parvin, Anita Poje. Row 8 - Jon Robinson, Carol Shemenske, Judith Speth, Walter Stanton, Alice Stout, Tony Urbas, Debby Barbieri. Row 9 - Robert Bizjak, Janet Bregitzer, Bob Collingwood, Paul Dobelstein, Tom Felice, Larry French, William Goden. Row IO - Joyce Huff, Virginia Jocobi, Norm Johnson, Janet Margatish, Jacki McConocha, John Meyer, Anne Miller. Row ll - Irene Nilsson, Leo Paul, Nadine Price, Micky Ray, Joyce Robison, Carol Schroeder, Janet Skagenberg. Row I2 - Marge Stebbins, Jean Thomas, Donald Wagner, Barbara Wiley, Dick Wilk, Gerry Wise, Yvonne Zivanchey. 40 Row I - David Amann, Filamena Cam- pana, Manny Corfias, James Davidson, Mary Dolence, Tom Eddy, Lyman Fenner. Row 2 - Robert Fulton, Carolyn Hegler, Ray Hull, Phyllis Johnson, Betty Jones, Patricia Kohler, Jeffrey Long. Row 3 - Bob Maitland, Ronald McLaugh- lin, William Meyers, Patricia Neil, Kath- leen Nolan, Polly Paul, Kenneth Peck, Row 4 -- Sandra Prim, Barbara Rollason, Carol Skaza, Susan Stencil, Judy Thomas, Susan Wetzel, Linda Archer. Row 5 -- Harry Bissell, Richard A Boss, Nancy Bowen, John Brooks, Virginia Co- vill, Linda Fletcher, Judy Hancher. Row 6 - Dan Holt, Donna lntorcio, Frank Jarvis, Jaclyn Kernodle, Norman Kuchar. Don Luther, David Mason. Row 7 - James Mellen, Carol Milsaler, Don Pancher, Sally Rippin, Wanda Roy, Frank Shanower, Jerry Sorber. Row 8 - lvabelle Stickle, Lois Townsend, Barbara Weir, Ted Wolf, Judith Ander- son, Robert Abplanalp, Carol Becker. Row 9 - Betty Lou Blewett, Lee Broder- ick, Sally Campbell, Marilyn Covert, Clarence Davis, Bonnie Fairchild, Wayne Flanigan. Row IO - Thelma Hagerty, Karen Heit- enan, Jim Humphries, Jim Kamphe, Don Kovach, Russell Louis, David Marshall. Row ll - Frazier Mills, Stanley Mullins, Brian Olson, Roy Penney, Roberta Rich- ardson, Vance Roth, Richard Schaeffer. Row I2 - Dan Sobecki, Gwen Stephens, Mary Ward, Lola Ann Katkins, Carol Wirtanen, Frazier Mills, Judy Daniels. Row i3 -- Kenna Ve Reed, Carolyn Heg- ler, Martin Walser, Beverly Knapp, Doris Creamer, Not Pictured - Dan Hayer, Jack Chapman, Gary Clifton, Carolyn Grote, Kenneth Thomas, Eddie Zukoske, Fred Meissner. FRE HME rs 1 -fi. J- at J if .af - MJ F' ei if. F I :Y 3' H , '67 I, M .y ii.-Q . Y in lnrrf, 'kd' K if li' ' If- J le- J 'sv 1 ' A .XS A X 5 .ful M-5 .,' fl f im . iff? -fy wg 2 -'fs' J A X i 7' I '13 'N C7 J? F ..il , S e 4 4. f fi A . . ,i .le is -7 AL- lf' , ' za fa: In 9 '65 ,qi 1 If ,Mi l ,Q J .3 'if J ,,,,, 14.8, 49 Q 1 Ai' A. li 4, , M . ip 6 , .- iwak. QE, Mi: . wr, wgh-- 4 K , S 'Ji 'T 4? If i gf fre X. l 3 4 f Q-J , 4,,- , i-,,, ,Q 1.1 ,M -F J - niiii 'A V K wg ii 4' kiwi -- f B , ' 2+ fr . Q3 -f i il g l ,ff QL AW? up ii .. i -2 7 12 se? ,-1, ' 5 iff' L, 1 'I Q.. Q. 5 li : ,,Ak . A b Q. V ,if .721 H T ,J i' T ' ,yi . if :Qi 4401 J f ' 4 fa we , , inglpwl L i A' Til I , I x, , gf , ,A jfjf, I A J J -ff flftim- M, f ,f '1 ' J in 14' 4 76 J ,Vf i 3 .f I 7 I X -V . , y .i K if I W . 'f I :V ' 4 5' If V ff' J it gl f . ATHLETICS ATHLETICS - The Key to all athletics is the back- ing that is received from the student body. This year the backing was really terrific, and we, the mem- bers of the various teams, wish to thank you. Also, the sportsmanship of everyone was evident throughout the entire year. A really big asset to the teams is the coaching staff. We have one of the finest staffs to be found in any high school. These men put a lot of extra time into their respective sports and as their record shows, it pays off. Mr. Andrews is to be commended for his fine work in scheduling games, in arousing the interest of the stu- dent body, and in purchasing equipment. ILX I L5 -:L ' ' 7 fx C 1 f ' 1 1 iw AY I AY M? W' 4q 7 , ' Y Row l - Coach Sanderson, Coach Tressel, Babbs, Gray, Covert, T.bbits, Walker, Cooper, L. Reeves, Hogan, Weaver, Kohler, Coach Robertson, Coach Boothe. Row 2 - Farren, Manager, Robinson, Kadet, Jones, Jeff Rankin, Bowman, Sobecki, McGrath, Abel, Kurk- land, Strew, Manager. Row 3 v Fornadley, Manager, Spencer, Hawk, Jim Rankin, Vrhovc, J, Gordon, Orvis, Toivonen, Merrilot, d L h D 'll M Ban y, o rey, anncrnu er, anager. Raw 4 - Haasc, Wheatcroft, Foster, Hathaway, Schiavani, C, Rccvcs, Larmlng, Nigg, Bukky, Hill. Row 5 - Beck, Bas, O'Brien, Davis, W, Gordon, Campbell, Malnar. Varsity Football Team Undefeated is a truly beautiful word. However, this state Cannot be obtained without hard work, and work these fellows did. Whenever they were tired someone would say, Remember Doyle, this being the motto of the team. This memory helped the team to be champions. The team had two really wonderful leaders in Norm Cooper and Al Walker - two of the finest Co-Captains in Mentor's history. VARSITY RECORD Won 9 Lost O Mentor 20 Mayfield Mentor l 5 Fairport Mentor 32 Bedford Mentor 27 Riverside Mentor 20 Wickliffe Mentor 2l Harvey Mentor 32 Geneva Mentor 50 Ash. Harbor Mentor l3 Willoughby Total Scoring 230 Coop Flash Whitey LUV Wee Duffo Willie Flamingo Walt Red 'Bullet Cliff Tid-bits Stone-woll Row I - Ray, Mobley, Chapman, Fracci, Goden, Pancher, Robertson. Row 2 - Louis, French, Wllk, Jackson, Johnson, Horen, Peck. Row 3 - Clevenger, Luther, Ashton, Calvert, Ely, Merrilot, Mason. Row 4 - Gilk, F. Shanower, Tomazic. Freshman Football Team The Freshmen with the coaching of Mr. Hickerson and Mr. Reese wound up their season with a two and two record. They will improve on this with more experience. FRESHMAN RECORD Won 2 Lost 2 Mentor 20 Geneva Mentor O Harvey Mentor O Mayfield Mentor I2 Riverside Total Scoring 32 46 E 'ii fc V Mark Covert Walt Gordon Ted Campbell John Babbs Ted Stutzman Varsity Basketball-Coach Roberson's basketball players began the season with the same determination and de- sire that carried through football. The Cards had one of the best balanced basketball teams in Mentor history and their teamwork showed it. They displayed good sportsmanship on and off the floor. Steve Hogan Sherman Lanning Dave Samf Bill GraY l-GUY Reeves Hw- .V1 , Qliflp ii!! ln, num JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row I - Butch Vrhovc, Pete Hawk, Jack Dannemiller, Jim Rankin, Ronnie Beck . Row 2 - Doug Daniels, Pete Bos,, Don Wallenfelsz, Sherman Lanning, Ted Campbell. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Row l 5 Craig Currie, Bill Myers, George Horn, Bob Fulton, Jeff Long. Row 2 +- Jim Shanower, Mickey Ray, Paul Mobley, Bill Goden, Bob Fracci, Don Poncher, Ray Tomazic. Row 3 - Ray Hull, Charles Robertson, Manuel Corfias, Peter Ramins, Bill Benjamin, David Marshall, James Kampfe, TRACK TEAM Row I - Ed Keney, Jack Dannemiller, Jeff Rankin, Bill Johnson, Ronnie Beck, Row 2 - Carl Mifchell, Jim Haase, Torn Jones, Ted Campbell, Pete Hawk, Jim Orvis, Jim Gordon. Row 3 - Jim Foster, Alan Berkebile, Herald Horn, Dale Hall, Sherman Lanning, Coach Sanderson. Larry Reeves Mark Covert Herald Horn 50 BASEBALL TEAM Row l - Wolf Kohler, John Bobbs, Ronnie Varvcrovsky, Lorry Andrews, Jim Rankin. Row 2 - Mr, Troxler, Cliff McGrath, AI Walker, Steve Hogan, 'QV vm.- AI Vv'c1lker Wolf Kohler Cliff MCG.-oth 5l um f 'ww R , AQ? t una if 1-1 Wwwmwqr- Ai Oueen Ca roly n Whaley Senior Attendants: R ,snr '9' eba Stacy, Saundra WaII4er Junior Attendants: Mar!ene Matlock, Nancy Meinke Head Cheerleader - Donna Johnstone Row I - Nancy Meinke, Carolyn Whaley, Jean Milnark. Row 2 - Mimi Burgermeister, Joan Aurado, Donna Sue Johnston RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Row i -e Margie Blair, Marlene Matlock, Alberta Kappe. Row 2 - Carol Hancher, Carol Atkinson, Sue Leimgruber, Corrine Babic, Linda Schweickart sbs, FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Sally Campbell, Betty Jones, Alice Stout, Judy Thomas, Judy Daniels, Debby Barbieri, Barbara Weir, Jackie McConocho, ANNUAL COM-MENTOR STUDENT C0uNCll. NATIONAL HoNoR SOCIETY SCI-IQLARSHIP CLUB Tl-IESPIANS DRAMATICS CLUB ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE c'n-nom 61.55 CLUBS BAND FTA PEP CLUB LIBRARY MQWE OPERATORS CLlNlC ASS ISTANTS V ITY M :S -' HI-Y Advisor, Miss Stoner, Editors, Sally Day, Ann Chittenden, Assistants, George Fornacllcy, Marlene Ostrander. Aff' Make-up Staff - Karen Broderick, Bill Stout, Carol Business Staff: Walt Kohler, Steve Hogan, Grant Kirch Johnson, Mary Anne Ernsley, Bill Gray, Saundra hott, Chuck Shemenske. Walker. , 1 5 A C Feature Staff: Ann O'Brien, Dorothy Tomazic, John Script Staff: Lucy Reeves, Pat Mosser, Larry Reeves. Bgbbsl john Regdl fwgrge Oryigr . V - Photography and Art: Loretta Brown, Gay Young, Vir- Typists: Ruth Schlappol, Carol Wagar, Judy Hilliard ginia Allin, Jeff Rankin, Bill Evans, Jackie Jones. Borb Kurth, Judy Kranz, Corrine Coates. CGM-ME TOR Com-Mentor Page Editors: Ann Chittenden, Feature Editor, Pat Mosser, Page Four Editor, Mr. Moor, Advisor, Carol Johnson, Page Four Editor, John Babbs, Sports Editor, Saundra Walker, Page One Editor. COM-ME TCR REPCRTERS Row l - O'Brien, Tomazic, Schweickart, Jayne, Zearfass, Brown, Young, Wagar, Schlappal, Row 2 - Cstrander, Chittenden, Johnson, Orvis, Hilliard, Reeves, Walker, Day, Centnar, Gudis, Fritz, Coates, Mattie, Ahern, Kranz, Mr. Moor. Row 3 - Gray, Kohler, Reed, Kirchhoff, Campbell, Strcw, Hogan, Rankin, Frcdehoqgh, Babhs, Toivoncn, Mosser, 57 M- W- -Q its Row l - Kay Maclntyre, Marcy Rose, Walt Kohler, Saundra Walker, Bill Gray, Bruce Kirchhoff, Gwen Stephens, Carolyn Hegler, Mr. Andrews. Row 2 - Judy Hancher, Tom Eddy, Bob McCracken, Ronnie Beck, Ted Campbell, Tom O'Brien, Larry Reeves, Walt Gordon, Grant Kirchhoff, Ronnie Toivonen, Carol Hanes, Mr, Robertson. Row 3 - Knox Johnson, Jim Humphries, Frank Shanower, Mickey Ray, Chuck Robertson, Dave Bukky, Al Walker, Jim Orvis, Bob Woodrow, Butch Vrhcvc, Pete Hawk, Bill Benjamin. Student Council This year our Student Council was headed by Bill Gray. Bill did a fine job in appointing committees and conducting a good orderly meeting. Bruce Kirchhoff served as Vice-President, Saundra Walker was the Secre-tary, and Walt Kohler the Treasurer. Mr. Roberson and Mr. Andrews served as their advisors. The Student Council had quite a few committees some of them being the traffic committee, student court and the guidance committee. The Traffic Committee worked out plans for parking the cars. They also had a check made on all vehicles to see if the cars were in good running order. The Student Court was conducted somewhat like a real court. Through this court we tried to get ideas as to how we could improve our Student Council. The Guidance Committee set up all of the rules for the school and brought them before the Council to have them approved. We again had the yearly clean-up campaigns and the Freshmen seemed to monopolize the plaque most of the year. That should prove to be an incentive to upperclassmen to do more work in the future years. 58 aegis A f .45 f N O L Along with our star athletes g- and musicians go other stars, R 5 E T the scholars and leaders. The H O N O most outstanding of these were selected on the basis of their Scholarship, Leadership, Serv- ice, and Character and induc- ted into the National Honor Old Members: Grant Kirchhoff, Saun- dra Walker, Sally Day, William Gray, Ann Chittenden, John Babbs. New Members: George Fornadley Hewitt Fredebaugh, Stephen Hogan, Carol Johnson, Walter Kohler, Ju- dith Kranz, Patricia Mosser, Mar- jorie Orvis, Charles Shemenske, Shirley Fritz, Bruce Kirchhoft, Thomas Lingafelter, Robert Mc- Cracken, Nancy Mattie, Rudolph Strew. T Q 2 3 society in February. E VQ Q Scholarship Club The Scholarship Club is open to all students attaining a B-plus average. Those who quality are entertained at an annual banquet which was held at Eastlake Junior High School this year. Willoughby, Mentor, Painesville, Wickliffe Scholarship Club Sophomores - Thomas Albus, Joan Aurada, Jack Dannemiller, Ronald Gray, Jack Hath- ' away, Pete Hawk, Thomas Litz, Alice Mather, Joan Misley, Katherine Nurmi, Judy Parker, Timothy Ryan, Tim Tinkler, Janet Zeartoss. Juniors: Maureen Ahern, Don Davis, Marna Foster, Bruce Kirchhott, David Linn, Nancy Mattie, Bob McCracken, Pat Rand, David Rees, Lois Thompson. Seniors: John Babbs, Ann Chittenden, Sally Day, Hewitt Fredebough, Carol Johnson, Grant Kirchhotf, Judy Kranz, Patricia Mosser. 59 THESPIANS Row l - Margie Orvis, Judy Kranz, Sally Day, Bill Tibbits, Mr. Jones, Gay Young, Marlene Ostronder Row 2 - Grant Kirchhoff, Lucy Reeves, Judy Hilliard, Hewitt Fredebaugh, Bill Evans, Barbara Kurth Ann Chittenden, Charles Shemenske. Row Row Row Row DRAMATICS CLUB l - Centnor, Emsley, Flanigon, Johnson, Miller, Burgermeister, Schloppol, Evans, Jones, Kurth Kranz, Broderick, Young, Milgate, Fornadley. 2 Q Huff, Barbieri, Stout, Dice, Mah, Johnson, Scott, Pierce, Tait, Richey, Jayne, Schwcickart, Allin Chittenden, Tomozic, Orvis, McConocha. 3 - Campbell, Thomas, Milsaler, Stevens, Weir, Daniels, Zivanchev, Robertson, Zcarfoss, Day Leimgruber, Rose, Rand, Carpenter, Parks, Hancher, Jacobi, Hilliard, Mattie, Day. 4 - Hershberger, Skagenburg, Broderick, Dolens, Shemenske, Kerven, Lay, Miller, Winters, Nagy Johnson, Mann, Kirchhoff, Shemenske, Ostrcnder, Bobic, Ahern. Assembly Committee Row l - Mr. Jones, Beverly Thomas, Miss Stoner, Saundro Walker, Mr. Hostetler. Row 2 - Mr, Pitzer, Mr. Casey, Rudy Strew, Grant Kirchhoff, Mr, Nordman, Miss Mentor High This year the annual tradition of being Miss Mentor High was bestowed upon Miss Saundra Walker. Having been chosen by the faculty for her scholarship, leadership, and character, she well deserves this title. Saundra has been very active throughout her high school career and has always proven successful in all her endeavors, SAUNDRA WALKER - MISS MENTOR HIGH Vocal Music Groups Among the vocal music groups we find the Choir, Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs and Ensembles. Under the direction of Mr. Frank Henck, twice a year concerts are given. The first of these comes at Christmas and the other during the Spring. These groups also enter contests and those receiving Su- perior ratings go to Columbus for the state finals. Many times throughout the year these groups per- form for assemblies and clubs. 62 SOPRANOS Row l - Mather, Chittenden, Os trander, Wiseman, Rand, Whaley Kalinowski. Row 2 - Kranz, Robertson, Cahill Crysler, Thompson, Kappe, Richey Row 3-Hilliard, Russell, Rose, Leim- gruber, Aurada, Parker, Webster. ALTOS Row l - Barski, Carpenter, Gray Mate, Foley. Row 2 - Felix, Young, Rankin, Eod- on, Mattie, Day. Row 3 - Jayne, Burgermeister, Cam- pbell, Broderick, Day. TENORS AND BASSES Row l - Evans, Reeves, Kohler, Ling- afelter, Abel, Koester, Mann. Row 2 - Fornadley, Wise, Reeves, Hogan, Kirchhoff, Rankin, Kirch- hoff. 1-.TJ GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I - Armstrong, Grote, Paul, Milsaler, Mather, Campana, Becker, Nolan, Wetzel, Neil, Pcrks, Jacobi Coates, Kohler. Row 2 - Cov.II, lsenburg, DeW.tt, Pole, Couch, Bregifzer, Martin, Hertanen, Dolence, M. Barski, Watkins Shernenske, Dunlao, White, Rupinski, L. Barski, Waters, Archer, Johnson, Miner. Row 3 7 Mr. Henck, Huff, Skagenburg, Jamison, Stephens, Bair, McCartney, Eaton, Broderick, Alexander Ellrston, Stebbins, Skaza, Hancher, I-legler, Margatish, Prim, Nellis, Riopin, Gianatti, Row 4 7 Thomas, Anderson, Karnodle, Hanes, Jones, Cahill, Zivanchev, Fletcher, Bair, Speth, Townsend Muster, Luzny. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row I g Johnson, McLaughlin, Thomas, Long, Jaklic, Hartman, Myers, Parvin, Davidson, Walzer Curry, Shanower. Row 2 - Mr, Henck, Chichester, Sohecki, Vernon, Gersrn, Kuchar, Wheatcroft, Ely, Eddy, Jarvis, Dobel- sfein, Shandle, Calvert. Row 3 A Mann, Plain, Ashton, Robertson, Ray, Fornadley, Peck, Goden, Pancher, Kirchhoff, Farren Chapman, Sorber, Migg. Row 4 f Colllnwood, Kohler, Daniels, Berkelvlle, Covlll, Shanower, Mason, Hogan, Reeves, Lanning, Foster Winters, Paul, Stone, Rankin. FRESHMAN ENSEMBLE SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE Row l 7 Joan Aurada, Sumter Miller lac- compansstl, Jackie Webster, Sue Leim- grulper, Barbara Kerven, Carol Hancher, Janet Zearfass, Kathy Nurmi, Pat Belt, Janice Wiseman. Row l - Karen Heitenan Peggy Arm strong, Alice Stout, Marge Stebbins Bet ty Lou Blewett, Irene Nielson Joyce Robinson, Janet Margatish Janice Wise man laccompanistl. l FRESHMAN BAND Row l - Linda Fletcher, Virginia Covill, Craig Currie, Connie Couch, Louise Nellis, Vance Roth, Barbara Coates, Marilyn McCartney, Bill Blakenshane, Bill Plain. Row 2 3 Karen Heitonen, Janet Margatish, Beth Jeffery, Dick Shaefer, Paul Dobelstein, Mr. Nord- man, Dick Slupe, Carol Hanes, Donna Rita lntorcio, Filomena Campono, Carl Fogel, Norman Johnson. diy ff, 1' k X , . 'Qin A K W:-Q ,Q A It gg,- ZI ' mf 1 25 1 1 gl 3 ai S my i I ' HEAD MAJORETTE -- BARBARA KURTH MAJORETTES Row I - Caro! Wogor, Borboro Kurth, Reba Stacy. Row 2 - Alice Mother, Glenna Crysler, Mory Lou Costello, Lynn Day. 69 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row I -7- Coral Mulsaler, Sally Carpenter, Mays Jowjow, Sa.m.Ira Walks: Marlene Ostramicr, Maurccn Ahcm, Gay Yoamg. Raw 2 7 Mugs Glffm, Befh Jeffery, Barbara Atkmi, Tom Eddy Pafrmlo Rowch, SoIIy Day, Louise Nellie, Valerxo Jamnson, Carol Johnson, AInce Mather. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Mark Covert, Karen Brodernck, Charles Shemcnske, Bull Evans. 70 CLINIC ATTENDANTS Row I - Marlene Ostrander, L i n d a Schweikart, Gay Young, Donna Sue Johns- tone, Reba Stacy, Ann O'Bri- en, Karen Broderick, Lucy Reeves, Judy Kranz, Carolyn Vv'haley, Mrs. Reese. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row I -- Barbara Rushmore, Miss Ducro, Jean Milnark, Kathy Riddle. Row 2 - Ronnie Gray, Ronnie Koshar, John Brooks, David Sedgley, Karen Kehl, Virgin- ia Jacobi, Norman Johnson. MOVIE OPERATORS Row I - Corrine Coates, Brian Olson, Shirley Fritz, Charles Hershberger, Barbara Harris, Nadine Englehart. Row 2 - Saundra Walker, Hewitt Fredebaugh, Carol Johnson, Robin Eadon, Syl- via Centnar, Mr. Barnes, Bill Benjamin, Ray Hull, Dick Newton, Alan Winter. Row 3 - Carl Fogel, Buddy Covill, Alan Berkebile, Roger Van Kramer, Jack Braden- baugh, Jon Robinson. . A. . Managers Row I - Reb-a Stacy, Linda Schweikart, Donna Jayne, Sue Leirngruber, Ruth Ann Schlappal, Ann Chittenden. Row 2 - Sh.rIey Campbell, Carol Atkinson, Joan Misely, Nancy Mattie, Mimi Burgermeister, Donna Sue Johnstone, Jackie Jones. G A A OFHCER5 O O 0 The Girls' Athletic Association is for the purpose ot promoting girls' inf terest in sports and providing extra- curricular activities for them. There is only one requirement for membership, that being that you must participate in at least one sport during the school year. For each sport in which a girl par- ticipates, she receives lOO points. After attaining 500 points, one re- ceives red and gray numerals and for lOOO points a red and gray M is given. One ofthe highlights ot the school year is the G.A.A. semi-formal dance which is held during the Christmas season. Lucy Reeves, Dorothy Tomazic, Barbara Kurth, Carolyn Whaley 72 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row I - Maureen Gudis, Judy Kranz, Mary Anne Emsley, Carol Wagar, Shirley Fritz, Corrine Coates, Loretta Brown, Virginia Allin, Louise Barski. Row 2 - Carol Kushen, Carol Atkinson, Marcy Ros:-, Kay Mclntyre, Don Pitcher, Victor Henko, Jack Kirkland. Paw 3 - June Pierce, Elaine Robertson, Betty Kalinowsky, Carol Long, Jean Milnark, Joan Misley, Peggy Thomas, Walt Kohler. Corrine Coates, Sfwfrley Fritz, Jack Donnemiller, Carol Wagar. 73 F. B. L. A. Such a business club as the Future Business Leaders of America need nev- er take a back seat in the success of our school. As President of the club, Shirley Fritz was kept very busy. Mr. Clarence Phillips has been the advisor of the group for several years. This club holds a very good repu- tation throughout the state. Each year our chapter is invited to attend the state convention. This always proves interesting to those fortunate enough to attend. The F. B. L. A. takes on such pro- jects as lectures, bake sales and many other projects to make money. Row l - Mark Covert, Bill Gray, Walt Gordon, Larry Reeves, Rpdy Strew, Louis Cadet, Row 'li TxhMr. Tressel, Tony Schiavoni, Charles Reeves, Ted Campbell, Steve Hogan, Cliff McGrath, Grant irc off. Row 3 - Ronnie Varvarosky, Walt Kohler, Terry Robinson, Norm Cooper, Al Walker, Bruce Farren. Varsity The Varsity M this year was headed by Larry Reeves. The other officers were Walt Gordon, Vice-President, Rudy Strew, Secretary, and Bill Gray, Treasurer. As a project for the club the fellows decided to purchase a new lens for the camera. They also made plaques for the track records and the records were put up in the gym. Any boy is eligible for Varsity M if he wins a letter at either foot- ball, basketball, baseball, or track. A formal initiation is given to all new members of the club. After this initiation and a fee of 52.50, a boy is a member. The Varsity M again sponsored the Junior High Invitational track Meet. This meet was a big success, and again the little Cards did a good job. They also sponsored a basketball game, the Varsity M vs. the Cheerleaders. The Cheerleaders didn't do too well, but they will be out for revenge next year. 74 4 2.2. '95 . ,. 2' '1 553. 5 .. .5 55 .Q ik- .A -1 -v F COOKS Mrs, Garvin, Mrs. Henes, Mrs. Brodenbough, Mrs, Smith M JANITORS Robert Stern, John Brodenbaugh, Byron Beavers. .,,--1 uu- SS yi , .,n, V -.zgz gg a Q pk., vm JE .go 44513 33 HI' 'fl- SW PATRONS' LIST and Mrs. Wellman J. Allin and Mrs Edwin Broderick and Mrs Edwin Butcheck and Mrs. F. Dudley Chittenden and Mrs. Patrick Felix and Mrs. Carl Foley and Mrs George Fornadley and Mrs William Gray and Mrs. T. A. Hopp and Mrs. Leslie Johnson and Mrs L. A. Johnston and Mrs GeneJohnstone and Mrs. George Jones and Mrs Jack Jones and Mrs. Keney and Mrs. Walter Kohler and Mrs T. W. Kurth and Mrs Arthur Mosser and Mrs T. J. O'Brien and Mrs Harold Ostrander and Mrs Eric Presley and Mrs. Stanley Richardson and Mrs Frank Rostocil and Mrs Eugene Scott and Mrs. Charles Z. Sedgley and Mrs. Lewis Swank and Mrs Walter M. Tibbits and Mrs. Frank Vaccariello Edward Victor and Mrs. Francis Wagar and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Whaley Robert H. Brown Easton J. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wise Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Centnar Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper Mr. and Mrs. William Day Mrs. Gordon B. Emsley Mr. and Mrs. William Evans Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fenton Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Fredebaugh Mr. Rollin Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kirchhotf Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kranz Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Paul Luikart Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meissner Mr. and Mrs. Alex Orvis Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Reed Mrs. W. L. 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Painesville's Friendly Store CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of l954 BRUNNER FUNERAL HOME Mentor Avenue MENTOR, OHIO Compliments of MENTOR CASH MARKET l42l Mentor Avenue Phone 5-2170 Compliments of THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Painesville, Ohio 11-11...-11.-111-iiiiuiiuii11..111i11..1111.-.ii WEAVER'S RESTAURANT Congratulations To the Class of '54 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio 1.--11-.-1111-.1u.-iniiiui-.-.--11--.11.-1.-111m Best Wishes BLIEL'S GARDEN CENTER MENTOR, oi-no .n.-qiimim.-.iii....m-n-m1lp1 1 1 1 1 1 1 im.-anim-. 1 1 1 ... 1 -. -. -. -. -. 1 1 1 1 -im 1 1 1 .-.......1q1...-1,m..n... .1 1 1 Compliments of LAKE CLEANERS ALWAYS LooK YOUR BEST 1681 Mentor Avenue Phone 5-2540 1858 - 1954 IOHN RICH JEWELER ond OPTOMETRIST 162 Moin St. Poinesville, Ohio Congratulations To the Class of 1954 THE MENTOR LUMBER Cr SUPPLY CO. Mentor, Ohio BUY THE BEST - BUILD BETTER 1mi1m-mira1im1mu1im1um1nn1nn1nn1mim DRAPER HARDWARE HARDWARE, PAINTS, GLASS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1417 Mentor Ave. Mentor, Ohio I - .-ig.-minni 1 1mi1m.1,H-im1m,1n,,1iuri-.n-im1m,1 in MARY 6 ED'S DRIVE - IN Mentor Ave. ond Hopkins Rood Phone 5-4001 Mentor, Ohi 151g-niluimi -. .- .1 i 1 1m1i.....-nn-m-- -nn MUTORIZED plcK'UP AND UELIVERV ' Q I I F it , Ii I W., - QUALIIY rnoro ENGRAVINGS N Eb I ' , Hmronss AND zmc ncnmcs x an COLOR PLATE mms 'If , , I molnw Runnin runes I ART wonx SCHOOL ANNUAL DIVISION NTIIIG . mvwl 'R Mg. - N. fliwifi mfwm M FJWWHH Pnnm fnsnnvfas - 3057-51 wfsr zsrn sr- clfvunnn 13,011 Class Prophecy Taking a look into the crystal ball, we see visions of the coming events in the lives of Mentor's class of '54. The first thing that comes into our view is the vast Farren Rocket-manufacturing plant, designed by the world renowned arch- itect John Babbs. After a short visit with President R. B. Farren and his private- sec- retary Judy Kranz, we visit the engineering room, where the rockets are designed by Chuck Shemenske, Bill Stout, and Don Bow- man. In charge of building them are Bill Gray and Tom Campbell. The con- struction foreman is Ed Butchek. The present project of this plant is the flight of Rocket X-7 under the supervision of that well known scientist Dave Sedgely. The destination is McGrath Planet, named for the famous astronomer who just saw it. Medical Technician on the rocket is Dr. Ann Chittenden. On her staff are Karen Broderick, Mable Wise, Shirley Presley, and Ruth Ann Schlappal. Crewmen are Rollin Scott, Herb Richardson, Paul Luikart, and Ed Keney. Emminent passengers on the rocket ship are business man Walt Kohler, with his secretaries, Carol Felix and Mary Lou Wolfe, the famous cattle tycoon Vern Crookshank, with his two cow- hands, Bob lHopalongl Jones, and Larry ftwo gun? Wise, Shirley Campbell, the pro- minent beautician with her models Marlene Ostrander, and Barb Kurth. Going along to collect specimens from the planet are zoologist Al Walker and Bring-'em-back alive Weisenbach. Serving the passengers are stewardesses Roberta Jansen and Del- ores Parker. Getting back to civilization, we spy a new housing project, built by Reed and Hogan, incorporated. Housewives living in the project are Pat Anderson, Sylvia Centnar, Corrine Coates, Carole Flanigan, Barbara Lawrence, Marilyn Meissner, Gay Young, Lucy Reeves, Mary Hopp, Carol Jones, Merle Meden, Ann O'Brien, and Rose Rollason. Traveling down town, we visit the res- taurant of Buddy Kirkland, whose wife, the former Janice Brown, is hoste-ss. The cash- ier is Lillian Ballew, and the waitress Joanne Foley. Then we step over to the Larry Reeves Sporting Goods Store, owned by the former pro football star of the Cleveland Browns. Managers of the store are Dave Samf and Mark Covert. In the television repair store next door, we see the famous electronics e-xpert, Roger VanKramer, and his able assistant Dave Fenton. Fenton's wife, the former Carol Wagar, was sitting at the curb in their long black Cadillac. A few doors down the street is the funeral home of Dave Couch and Donna Sue Johnstone who at the moment seem to be busy down in the embalming room. Across the street is their competi- tion, Bill Evans, whose motto is Our Cus- tomers Never Complain. Also owning establishments in the vicin- ity are Jackie Jones, the famous photogra- pher, Jeff Rankin and Virginia Allin, who own an art studio. Their model is Saundra Walker. Working in Weaver's gigantic garage are Bud Johnston, Ted Rosticil, and Tom Jones. Down the street is the public school. Working there as gym teachers are Reba Stacy and Dorothy Tomazic. The shop teacher is Jim Rinker, and the vocal in- structor is Pat Steve. Other people from the class of l954 are working in various parts of the coun- try. In Washington, D. C., we see Carol Johnson, just back from the foreign em- bassy in Switzerland. Also in Washington is the famous orator and statesmen, Norm Cooper, whose receptionist is Carolyn Wha- ley. inaturallyl Another grad in the cap- ital city is Supreme Court Justice, Grant Kirchhoff. His secretary is Margie Orvis. ln New York City is Tom Milgate, busi- ness executive in the Empire State Building. Always beside him is his right hand man and body guard, Ralph Victor. Washing windows right outside his office on the 99th floor is George Fornadley - he started at the bottom and worked up to where he is now. Receptionist in the office of Tom Milgate is Mary Ann Emsley, and Tom's secretaries are Geraldine Manis and Hen- rietta Swank. Chasing business man Mil- iContinued on page 87l Compliments of Casella Dry Cleaning Co. DIAL 5382 MAIN OFFICE 36 S. St. Clair St. Painesville Compliments of RANDALL COAL 6: FEED CO. We Give Eagle Stamps Hart Street Phone 5-2800 MENTOR, OI-IIO CARLTON 6 SHANDLE ELECTRIC Mentor's Own TV and Appliance Center l662 Mentor Avenue Phone 5-2373 ,mi 1nn1im1..,,1 .-m11m,- -Mi ...,1m,1.m PLANT Fairport 203 High Street Dial 5953 Good Luck to the Class of '54 I. A. SMITH 6 SONS MEN'S APPAREL Two Stores Painesville Willoughby Congratulations to the Class of '54 SANBORN MOTOR EQUIPMENT. INC. 54 N. State Street Painesville, Ohio Congratulations to the Class ot '54 F. C. Hellriegel SOHIO SERVICE Corner of Burridge and Mentor Ave. 86 CLASS PROPHECY gate is the play girl Jean Schminky, looking for her third husband. Out in the wild and woolly west are other Mentor graduates. Hewitt Frede- baugh is an oil driller in Texas. With him is his loving wife, the former Pat Mosser. Forestry experts in Colorado are Bill Tib- bits and Bob Sobecki. Finally we take a look at Hollywood, California, where Sally Day is employed as a movie actress. Playing in the-ir own big name bands are Frank Timperio and Frank Vaccariello. This completes our viewing of Mentor's graduating class of I954. Stick around about fifteen or twenty years and see how good we are as fortune tellers, We are sure everyone in the class will strive to at- tain his goal and will make a success of life. Class Will We the Class of l954, being of sound minds and bodies f?l, do hereby bequeath the fol- lowing items which distinguish us as those glorious creatures known as Seniors! We leave Mr. Rice a padded ceiling for his office lSr. Study Hall 5th periodl. We leave Mr. Hostetler our sincerest grati- tude for putting up with us for all these years. We leave Mr. Andrews all our unused fire- crackers, so he can start next year with a bang. We leave Mrs. Armstrong doing what she wants to do! We leave Mr. H. Barnes a real cool duck- billed platypuss. We leave Mr. W. Barnes our hotrods for a complete overhaul. We leave Mrs. Buhler all our Johnny Mar- rizetti. We leave Mr. Casey our perfect parliamen- tory procedure. We leave Miss Craig the ruins of main study. We leave Miss Davis a new set of scales for the locker room. We leave Miss Ducro all our forged library slips. We leave Miss Giffin our football signs. We leave Miss Stoner the dummy for the annual. We leave Mr. Henck a new bass section for the choir. We leave Mr. Higham all our unanswered questions. We leave Mr. Hutton our famous nickname, Chromedome. We leave Mr. Jones our opening-night dress rehearsals. We leave Mr. Bell our Saturday night dates. We leave Mrs. Murray ringing the bells on typewriters. We leave Miss Legge crazy upside down cakes. We leave Mr. Kelle-r all the red paint Schminky didn't spill. We leave Mr. Roberson Bevo Stutzman. We leave Mr. Phillips all the magazine subscriptions we never sold. We leave Mr. Pitzer our figure-s. We leave Mr. Moor our corny jokes. We leave Mr. Sanderson a successful track season for l955. We leave Miss Emhoff still making Kleenex flowers. We- leave Mr. Nordman a new band room for l984. We leave Mr. Boothe our social problems. We leave Mr. Tressel another champion- ship football team. We leave Mr. Traxler all our old history workbooks, the ones the Jrs. don't al- ready have. The Senior class also wills all the-ir good times and fond memories to the Oncom- ing Seniors. Ginni Allin - I will just leave knowing how happy Mr. Keller is to see me go after having put up with my clowning for the past 6 years. Patricia Anderson - I leave my position as a center guard on the girls basketball team to Ellen Mate. Alice Atzberger - l will chemistry experi- ments, and the things that always go wrong to my sister, Janie. fContinued on page 9ll Mel Willoughby Consolidated THIS FUND SPONSORED by the WL LARGE INDUSTRY MEDIUM INDUSTRY The Ohio Rubber Company Barium Chemical Co. Thompson Products Browning, Victor Economy Engineering Co. Sheraton Furniture LARGE MERCAI Cole, J. B., Inc - Ford Glasscock Chevrolet Co. Hogan Packai Fisher Bros. Co. - Foods Great Atlantic 81 Pacific Tea Co. Lake County Laird Lumber Co. MEDIUM MERCP American Fruit Grower Pub. Co. Coleman 8. Young Motors, lnc. Herman's Dry Cle- Baker Drug Co. Beebower Bros. Feed 8. Supply Co. Benson's Store for Men City Loan 81 Savings Co. Cochran, J. P. Co. - Paint Baldwin Coal 8. Supply Co. Barnes Seed 81 Pet Supply Bernhardt Plumbing 81 Heating Co. Brandt, George Candy Kitchen Corroll's Sweet Shop Clark 81 Pike Co. Clark Radio 81 Ins. Cottrell's News Stand Daintee Beauty Shop Dav-Ed Jewelers Disbro, R. M. - Insurance D. 81 J. Cleaners Douda, Frank - Building Co. Drexel Heating Co. Euclid Gas Heating Dr. Albert A. Arcaro Dr. Elizabeth Lash John F. Clair 88 Dodge and Plymouth Daniels Bros. Coal Co. Fairley 8. Gressel Foods H. 81 J. Hardware Co. Hardgrove Realty Co. Hough Bakery Joseph Shoes, lnc Kinter Bros. Food: Lake County Gas Cl SMALL MERCI-ll Factory Stores, ORCO Cafeteria Feenstra Coal Co. Frances Shop Fuller Furniture Gear Barber Shop Grundish Dog Hospital Hyde Rubber Co. I. E. P. Relations - Printing King Realty Kirtridge Inn Kleifeld's Restaurant Koster's Sweet Shop Lake County Auto Radiator Mannino's RX Drug Mel's Card 81 Gift Shop PROFI John F. Clair, Jr. Ralph V. Greene Frank Sacher L. A. Heinz Roger L. Elson Dr. A. C. Mahan sof :Rarity and Service Fund -lIALL INDUSTRY LARGE BUSINESS dall Mfg. 84 Eng. Co. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. .e Rubber Co. Cleveland Trust Co. lo-Hills lndustry First Federal Savings 81 Loan Ohio Bell Telephone Co. E OR SERVICE Standard Oil Co Woolworth, F. W. Co. erald Vine Theater Wright Department Store Willoughby Hardware Co E OR SERVICE Lake Shore Lumber Co. Simon, H. F. Store Mavsar's Food Store Smith, J. A. 81 Sons Modern Shoes, Inc. Snyder Co. Northern Motor Co. - Oldsmobile Sturm's Food Market Roger's Food Market Thomas-Chafer, Inc. -Chrysler-Plymouth Willoughby Terminals Co. Willoughby Auto Accessories OR SERVICE on's Saddel ry Shoe Repair Willoughby Fashion Shop Town House Wach's Ice ge, L. A. 81 Son - Plumbing 8. Htg. nland Floral kop, J. L. 8. Sons - Florists ality Shoe Store ma Cafe rvias Decorating ing Machine 8. Appliance effield Automatic Laundry lker Service Station arns, H. W., Inc. perb Tool 8. Die Co. d-Whinnery-Allen m's Sunoco Service Station NAL Center 81 Fuel Waco's Restaurant Weather-Lock Co. Weyls Realty Willoby Lounge Bar Willoughby Cob Co. Willoughby Credit Bureau Wiloughby Coal 8. Supply Willoughby Dry Cleaning Willoughby Frozen Foods Willoughby Fruit 81 Vegetable Market Willoughby Gas 8. Oil Willoughby Photo Supply Yolanda Beauty Shop Willoughby Glass 84 Auto Wrecking J. G. McCracken Dr. Ralph Nelson Dr. Warren Payne S. E. Miller L. Orgel Dr. Geo. C. Scott J. D. Ne-lson Dr. O. L. Patterson Dr. H. S. Wells 89 SUCCESS ABEL'S FOOD STORE Daily 9 A.M. to lO P.M. Phone Mentor 5-8180 Congratulations to the Class of '54 MARTIN TRAILER SALES Mentor, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '54 Columbia Match Co. l456 Station Street Mentor, Ohio BOOK MATCHES MATCH MACHINERY Complete Match Plants Installed Throughout The World ... ,. 1 I1m.1m.--,,,i..m,.-.m..lm1,...-.tu1 1 ... .. lim. BEST WISHES Class of l954 X '77 67 67 ,MQW PainesviIle's Corner on Fashion ..... .... .. .... - .... ..-- .... .. .... - .... .. .... -.... - ...W- Best Wishes to the Class of '54 SINGER SEWING MACHINE I79 Main Street Phone 6lO2 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 QUALITY CLEANERS 230 East Main Street Painesville, Ohio Phone 5282 Compliments of STERLING SHOES For the Entire Family l5O Main Street Phone 4462 lContinued from page 87l John Babbs - I leave the locker problem to anybody who likes to argue. Lillian Ballew - I will my ability to do math- ematics to my sister, Charla Lou. Don Bowman - I will my football pants to anybody big enough to wear them. Karen Broderick - I leave Mr. Roberson a nervous wreck. Janice Brown - I will my typewriter in the Office Practice room to Arlene White-. Loretta Brown - I will my fifth period study hall to anyone who can afford marbles and bubble gum. Ed Butcheck - I will all my A's to the dumbest boy in school. Shirley Campbell - I will my seat in I2-A to my cousin, Carol Waters - if she gets there! Tom Campbell - I will the privilege to use my old gym towel to anyone who wants to smell right pretty. Sylvia Centnar - I will my airplane making ability to all future football assemblies. Ann Chittenden - I will my Italian Boy's Cut to Shirley Fritz. Corrine Coates - I will to my sister, Bar- bara, my English grades, U. S. History notes and English Ill and IV notes. David Couch - I will my seat in the Con- fuSed Senior class to Thomas Hergen- roeder and Mr. Casey's shop to succeed- ing generations. ' Mark Covert- I will my clean white bucks to Mr. Traxler. Vern Crookshanks - I will my good times to the sophomores and leave my locker lock for future students of M.H.S. Sally Day - I leave Mr. Hutton with one less gray hair. Mary Anne Emsley - I will all my good times in the photo lab to any lucky Junior. Bill Evans - I will Miss Davis a case of Henna Rinse. George Fornadley - I leave all the work as football manager to Rudy Strew. Dave Fenton - I will my band pants to Pete Bos. Bruce Farren - I leave our well organized Senior class meetings to all Juniors brave enough to attend. Carol Felix - I leave my 8th period Short- hand class to any junior who can take it. Carole Flanigan - I will my cap, gown, and all my good times to my brother Wayne. Hewitt Fredebaugh - I here-by leave all the solid figures to Mr. Pitzer. Bill Gray - I will my benchwarming pro- pensities and techniques to Tom O'Brien. Steve Hogan - I will my height to Ronnie Varvarosky and my hair to Mr. Hutton! Judy Hilliard - I will the fun I've had in my senior year to anyone who thinks he won't. Mary Hopp - I will Miss Stoner and 5th period study hall to anyone who wants it. Roberta Jansen - I will the Senior homeroom meetings and teachers to the class of '55. Bob Jones - I will Mr. Casey more Shop room so I can find a corner to loaf. Carol Jones - I will the nickname Globe- trotter back to Nancy Roath. Carol Johnson - I will my job as make-up editor of the annual to any junior who thinks he can figure out Miss Stoner's slide rule. Donna Johnstone - I will my position as Head Varsity Cheerleader to the next year's senior girl. Jackie Jone-s - I will my position as Photog- rapher to Alan Berkebile. Bud Johnstone - I will Mr. TraxIer's lec- tures to Lanny Miller. Ed Keney - I will the opportunities and good times to anyone who wants them. Bud Kirkland - I will all the cigarette butts on Mentor Avenue to Harm Traxler. Grant Kirchhoff - I leave my seat in Mr. Hutton's English IV class to my little brother, Bruce. Walt Kohler - I will my wonderful and out- standing memories to my sister, may she have as many. Judy Kranz - I will my typing ability to Dor- othy llganus. Barbara Kurth - I will my seat in I2-B to my cousin Ellen - Hope you make itl Pat Mosser - I will my seat in Senior English class to any junior who gets it. Joan Foley - I will all the fun I have had at Mentor High to my sister Patsy. Rocky Mitchell - I will all my good times in second year Spanish Class to the next sucker that wants to learn a romantic language. Cliff McGrath - I will all days off for hunt- ing and etc. lContinued on page 93I IOHNSON'S POTTERY EXHIBITS GIFTS - DINNERWARE Andrew Semple, Mgr. Route 20 East of Willoughby Compliments of WM. BOOTH CO. REALTOR General Insurance Mentor, Ohio T677 Mentor Avenue Phone 5-8220 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1M1,,,,1,m..,m1m'1iiii1,,,,1,,,,1...,1iini1am1ml1,,.,1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1,, COMPLIMENTS OF Mentor Garage Body Work Starters Bumping and Painting Generators Used Cars Motor Tune-up Cor. Little Mountain Road and Mentor Ave. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ml1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1...1,m1,m...m,1,,,,1....1mi1uu1m.-. 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1-I.. 1 1,,, HoweIl's Heating SHEET METAL SHOP For General Heating Comfort No Furnace Can Compare With the Supertex Homogen Air Winter Air-Conditioning System - Gas or Oil Fired ORDER YOURS NOW l680 Mentor Avenue Phones 5-2268 and 5-2208 Mentor, Ohio 111114111111111mi.-m.1im1nn111111111111111, Compliments ot FRANK STANTON vouR Forap DEALER TO THE CLASS OF '54 Compliments of DeLUXE MOTEL I 4. .--- ---- -----.- .. . .-.... ---.-- i - - ------ - - -I 1 1,,.1 1,m1 1,m1.,u-uiu1 1 1 -u IContinued from page 911 Geraldine Manis - I will my four periods of Home Ec. to an oncoming Senior. Marilyn Meissner - I will my easy senior year to my cousin if he is strong enough to endure the junior year. Margie Orvis - I will my muscles and ath- letic ability to my brother Jim. Marlene Ostrander - I will my wonderful friendship with Mr. Barnes to Kathy Rus- sell. Use it well, Kathy, he's great! Ann O'Brien - I will leave our homeroom meetings and fifth period study halls to any junior who was lucky enough to pass U. S. History and Jr. English to become a Senior. Shirley Presley - I will my seat in Senior homeroom to Lou Ann and hope she has as many good times as I did. Delores Parker. I hereby will all my bubble gum to next year's 5th period main study. 1, Ira Ramins, leave. Larry Reeves - I will the winning ways of the 1954 class to the 1955 class. Lucy Reeves - I will all my good times at Mentor High to my brother Chuck. George Rider - I will my cool D. A. to Eddie Zeigler. Rose Marie Rollason - I will my seat in homeroom and our homeroom meetings to my sister. Ted Rostocil - I hereby will George Rider the Welding shop so he can work on his car. Herb Richardson - I hereby will Casey's confessions and lectures to Fred Merrick. I, John Re-ed, will Saundra Walker to the future Sol. Geometry classes. David Sedgley - I will the library to Ronald Koshar and also the dunce in the corner. I, Bob Sobecki, will my football uniform to anyone who's thin enough to ewar it. I, Rollin Scott, leave my 1919 Model T. to Mr. Traxler so he can show his classes a good example of a wreck. Chuck Shemenske - I will my basket in the locker room to anyone who has nerve enough to put his equipment in it. I, Pat Steve, do hereby will my sister, Phyl- lis, to anyone who would like to con- stantly hear Gimme some money. Jean Schminky - I will all the marbles and firecracker throwing to 5th period class. Henrietta Swank - I leave my front seat in Mr. Higham's Civics class to anyone who likes boring classes. l, Reba Stacy, will my majorette uniform to Janet Wise-man. Bill Stout - I will my initials IB.S.I to any person who thinks they are good enough for them. l, Dorothy Tomazic, will come back to haunt Miss Stoner in 5th period study hall. Il also will my brother Ray, Miss Davis' parking Iot.1 Franklin Timperro - I will my lathe in shop class to anyone who can remember to loosen the belt. Bill Tibbitts - I will my football helmet to Don Davis providing he treats it like his best friend. Gay Young - I will someone who likes to sew a lot to make costumes for Mr. Jones. Roger Van Kramer - I will the popping of torches and the strange disappearance of many things to next year's Seniors. Ralph Victor - I will my lunch permit to anyone who has the nerve to leave the grounds. I, Bill Weaver, will my homework to some- body else. Anybody else! Saundra Walker - I will my first page edi- torship to any Junior who can keep up his English grades. Al Walker - I will the good fortune of the team to the Junior class. Mable Wise' - I will my seat in Civics to anyone who wants to suffer. Carol Wagar - I will my Civics seat to any- one who will laugh at Mr. Higham's jokes. Larry Wise - I will my D. A. haircut to Mr. Traxler. Mary Lou Wolfe - I will my height to Betty Sponski if she can stand to be tall. Carolyn Whaley - I will my wonderful ex- perience as Homecoming Queen to any girl fortunate enough to be chosen. Dave Samf - I will Bob Ellenbest to Mr. Traxler and all his lectures on immoral 4 wheeled monste-rs Icarsl. Frank Vaccariello - I will my debates with Mr. Boothe to anyone who can keep them up. . .Goodluck. .. Ruth Ann Schlappal - I will my natural col- ored brown hair to Marge Barski. Wolf Insurance Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 1697 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio Office Phone: Mentor 5-8558 - Res. Willoughby 2-3119 30 Yeors of Sotisfoctory Service Compliments of MENTOR HARDWARE Complete Hordwore Service BEST wisi-iEs MENTOR TEXACO Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio Compliments of SAMMY'S Comer of Blctckbrook and Andrews Roads Mentor-on-the-Lake, Ohio 5-'Ewa UCD 2-:Q UE FE? tx-Q5 OE rt? 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EEAEI :mm V-:gsm Estcwr Sem :mm gem El 505 onmm :Ugg nom :cum E--OM 5-EELUW CO2 -UQQO-Lum :Ci L51 +63 QCD ZUOFWON- EOUOEIP US-az BEST WISHES FROM Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned by George Briggs 1698 Mentor Avenue Phone 5-8525 Mentor, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of 1954 F. AND S. SCREW PRODUCTS 80 Years ot Experience Automatic Screw Machines Drill Press Work Turret Lathe Parts Burrina oi All Kinds Small Assemblies 18616 Syracuse Mentor 5-2193 Cleveland, Ohio 1 1 1 1 1m.1l.n1ml.1M-nu-.un10,411m,un1ml1.1141.W1ml1nu1nl.1.1.11nu..aiu.-ilu-nu1nu1m.1 - 1 1 1 Congratulations to the Seniors This is not the end of work, the end of fun, or the end of learning - it's only the beginning. Painesville Publishing Co. 324 N. State Street Poinesville, Ohio Phone EL. 4-4142 1 -.lm-mm11M...m1nin.-up--,m1up.. -. .-N1 ..-n1u-I-lmiuu1 1 -un-.uni 1uiuluu-.inn-mi..unn1nu-m1 102 , S X-s f Xx, HOW FAR CAN A ROAD GO? Every year new highways shoot across the country . . . more and larger trallic arteries pump life-giving commerce into the hearts of cities, big and little alike. How many new streets and roads do we need? How many old ones must be straightened? We keep trying to guess because some of the many uses for DIAMOND chemical products are found in the treatment of concrete highways and in the wear- resistant paints used for traffic lines. Like the future for many chemical products, the roads stretch farther than the eye can see. And like the chemical industry they lead us on to new, more fabulous vistas than ever we could have imagined. A promising prospect for young men and women who select careers in chemistry. DIAMOND ALKALI COMPANY Q. WWWWW : Ls v' 103 YD 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ii-11mi1mi...m.1,,,,1 1 1,,,,1,.,.1,...1,,,.1l1 - qui- - 1 Compliments of LEE LIDEVNEY HENRY i.AMaER'r's MEN S SHOP WESTERN AU'ro 2 N- We Stem Associmrs s'roRE e Stote Street Crosses Moin 28 S. St. Cloir St. Poinesville, Oh i - - - .......... ..., - ..., l ..., - ..., ............. - visit Corfias Drive - In Restaurant For the Best Bcir-B-Q Sondwich The Best Service Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio Compliments of OSTRANDER ELECTRIC Established In Lake County in 1929 State Street Poinesville, Ohio 104 ,1,,,,.g1-1-1,411111111111111111111 Success ond Best Wishes to the Gloss ot 1954 THE ROSE ROOM Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio THE HOUSE OP FAMCDUS POGDS Pete A. Prentzos Phone 5-8250 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1954 From Ei l l 31-33 N. St. Clair St. Phone 7587 Poinesville, Qhio 1 1 -nn1un1g.1m1lnu1nu1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nq1g.-pp1.g1-414.1 I0 Compliments of BUD LAUX'S GARAGE BoDY WoRK MoToR ovERHAUL1Ne Behind Koster's Cn Mentor Avenue Phone 5-2852 Mentor, Ohio 106 111111m1m1g.1g1w..g11,,1m1m11111111111-1111 E f TRUCK - RITE INN Route 20 Mentor, Ohio Produce Satisfaction ' T 24 Hour Wrecker and Road Service elvin Wyont' Rose Specialist Service Station and Restour t TWO LOCATIONS 1330 Mentor Avenue 257 East Main Street Painesville Laundry Cr Dry Cleaning Co. 111-111111111111111,,,.111111mi1,,,111-..-W1 Compliments of PROTANE GAS SERVICE ART'S WELDING Welding - Brazing - Cutting 2078 W. Jackson Street Painesville 6776 I Compliments of KOELISCH CARPET 6. FURNITURE CO. Cor. Heisley Road and Mentor Ave. Phone 5-8474 1 1-1--q1g1qg1-1g1g,1g1g1 1,1q.1y.1g1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11-1 107 1111111 11-m1m 11--im1ui1mi11111 Congratulations To The Class of '54 Weaver's Texaco Service Station EMERGENCY AAA Eckley's Corners 1 .- inning... ... 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1m,1m,1g-rin-iinv1iii- Phone 7-7272 u 5 L ! Compliments of Compliments of BALDWIN - KINKAID MIKE'S BARBER SHOP The New Modern Barber Shop CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH l of Mentor Paine-sville, Ohio Mentor Avenue, Mentor, Ohio l ! l For Smart School and Business Clothes SEE RONNIE HARRIS In Your Painesville Shopping Center Compliments of Painesville Nash, Inc. Under New Management H35 Mentor Avenue Painesville 6l I9 -lf 'I' lO8 1 .. .- .. - 1-1u..n-q..n1-1-..m-ni .- 74, l WAN J0SIJIl j Vwwiwm Kmfwf i Compliments of GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE OF PAINESVILLE 5 WRIGHT DEPT. STORES l84 Main Street Painesville, Ohio Mgr. D. M. Sperber Corigratulation To The Class of 1954 Sears Roebuck and Company 95 N. Park Place Painesville, Ohio .- -. ii..- 1.,,.1.,..1.i.i1.ii..- inn.. 1 1u...i.ii1iiii1ini1iiii1 1...,1ini1iin-.iii.1i..,1,.,,1.,,,1un...miiiii-iiii1.iii1.m1i. Compliments of LITTLE MOUNTAIN GULF SERVICE Rt. 84 at Little Mountain Road MENTOR, OHIO s l DUTCH'S GARAGE Prop. Oliver Shoemaker GENERAL MOTOR TRUCKS Willys Cars and Trucks 174-l88 Chester St. Painesville, Ohio l09 11111.-1111,1111iii1u 11,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1IIII.-IIII1 1Im1Im1IIII1IIII -Im1a-I-IIII-IIII1IIII1IIiI1nII1mI1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Congratulations To The Class of l954 From Mentor Jewelers MOUNTINGS -1- WEDDING RINGS -1- TROPHIES WATCHES JEWELRY Mentor 5-2l32 lO63 N. Center St., Mentor, Ohio -T,,-,.., .... . ...... .- .... .. ,,.. ,... - .... .......... . ,--- BEST WISHES Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of DOWNING REALTY lO63 Mentor Avenue Phone 5-2504 Congratulations To the Class of '54 WM. I. DAY Field Underwriter MONARCH LlFE INSURANCE I PINNEY'S NURSERY 1 ROSE BUSHES EVERGREENS l Route 84 Mentor, Ohio l E ,-,,,,,1IIII1IIII1II1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 Compliments of l A FRIEND 5 I BEST wISI-IES - Class of l954 3 II -E- IP' FINEST QUALITY l .-mI1Im1Im.. 1 1 1IIII1.III-nII1Im1IIn1IIn--min:-- 1 1 ll0 l-lznxu ,-lm-.m1m1n,,1nn1nu...m11111111111111111111-1 Merrick Motors, Inc Lake Count-y's Oldest G. M. Dealer The Home of CADILLAC - Distinguished Beyond All Others And PONTIAC - Dollar For Dollar, You Can't Beat a Pontiac Service - Sales MERRICK MOTORS, Inc. l88 North State Street Painesville, Ohio Phone 4303 Phone 4034 l I I 1,51-1 1 1 19.1341.,1,1m1w1q1m1u..-g14m.-W1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m- 1 1 -mi-u1rlu..nIl.-un1uui1iui1 1 .- .-ll... ll1mn1am 1 Compliments Ot MCCRAY COAL I GERARD K. KLYN. Inc. 6 SUPPLY COMPANY ROSE GROWERS and NURSERYMEN 84 , Vvhglesqle - Refgil Mentor' Ohio Mentor Ohio Phone 5-4861 Center St. 81 N.Y.C.RR. S Compliments to the Class of '54 from Bitzer Furniture Company FURNITURE and RUGS for EVERY HOME Painesville, Ohio 19-21 S. St. Clair Street Telephone 4622 -.. --.-. ..- -------- - -l!- II11 -----1---- ----- i 1 -- l T WISHES - CONGRATULATIONS EES To the Class of '54 TthGd tes f'54 2 O e 'G UO O E MENTOR FURNITURE co. CARI-lISLE'S - Mentor Avenue On the Park, Painesville- MENTOR, Ol'llO 2 Phone 5-2926 '--------------- Congratulations to the WHALEY'S HARDWARE T Clos-S of '54 GIFTWARE HOUSEWARES - BILL BROWN HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS FURNITURE C0- Everything for the HOme 181 Main St., Painesville, Ohio 27 N. State St. Painesville, Ohio 1 T 112 1.14.1m.1m..-nui..iiu1uii1 1 1u1mi1u-ini....im1,..,1....1m- 1111111111--1m COMPLIMENTS OF J. Fracci and Sons FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE TELEGRAPH MENTOR, OHIO 111111-11111-.-.....nii..ni.-,,1 1 Compliments of 1. 1. NEWBERRY co. 133 Main Street PHONE 5-2297 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1954 MENTOR PHARMACY Painesville, Ohio 1695 Mentor Ave. Mentor, Ohio Phone 6922 Phone 5-5521 Flowers For All Occasions I 1 HAVEL S FLOWERS CQNFECTIQNERY Wedding and Funeral Designs FAIRMGNW-,S ICE CREAM Corsages - Cut Flowers U Hospitol Arrangements Lunches - Delicatessen potted plants 1425 Mentor Avenue Route 20 Mentor, Ohio T ii-uni-iniiiin-ii -. 1 1 -im1iiu1niii1iiui-un-ini-ini1nii1iiu-im-nu1m I.-in.-1..1111.-..11-in BEST WI SH ES FROM Charlie's Drive - In HOT DOGS - HAMBURGERS - BAR-B-Q CHICKEN Northeast Corner of Mentor Ave. and Hopkins Road Phone 5-2439 1 I3 Congratulations To The Class of 1954 A-I TELEVISION SERVICE TELEVISION INSTALLATION Sales and Service ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED D. I. ROI-IDE, Technician Phone 5-8231 and 5-8232 1423 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio 114 111-.-.1....11111111,,1,,...m14,,-.mi-.1,..1.-111-.-i1 Best Wishes To The Class of 1954 GRASSO'S FRIENDLY SUNOCO SERVICE 1759 Mentor Avenue West of Pcxinesville Shopping Center CAR WAXING EAGLE STAMPS CAR WASHING HI TEST GAS A G Z LUB REGULAR GAS H5 Evinrude Sales ond Service New and Used Outboard Motors Best Wishes From MI-I-H B AT H. E. MASTERS GROCERY S ELECTCEIC 6' g 6. SERVICE STATION 1554 Mentor Ave Phone 5-2205 Cor. Lake Shore Blvd. and Rt. 306 7 i l I.-.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1.1 1 1 1,m1,l.1.m1lu1.n1q.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1,1 Best Wishes For a Better Future South Shore Tool fr Development, lnc. Designers of Tools and Gauges For Jet Aircraft Engines Lake Shore Boulevard Mentor, Ohio ......--..--....-..-..,.-..-..T..-.i-,.--------------.,- CONGRATULATIONS WALTER MALlN'5 WARNER'S s'roP and SHOP ATLANTIC SERVICE GROCERIES 8. MEATS Lake Shore Blvd. Phone 7-7297 Lake Shore Boulevard l l M111111111111111.-141.,1,,,,1,,,,1111111.-11-1111.1.1 BEST WISHES Evelyn and Bill's Restaurant Mentor-on-the-Lake, Ohio 1uu11.n1u.1.m1liq-.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15115, ll6 1.-11111---111--------1'-----:'---1------1:1ufc PCRTRAITS AND COMMERCIAL PICTURES qui Specialists in Weddings and Graduation Pictures At Prices You Can Afford FREE PARKING IN REAR Cleveland's Largest and Finest Studio 3025 West 25th, Near Clark Ave. Phone: lVIAin I-7066 Cleveland 13, Ohio I7 I I I I I I I I I i I I i I 5 I 5 I I I I I I I -13 ii1i,.,1 1 1 1 1 1 1mi1iui1mi1nii1iiii1iiii1iiii1viii 1mi1im1 1ii-i1,.,,1 1iii1,,,,1,.,1iii11 1 1 1 1 1 10144. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '54 Fenton's Market 1677 Mentor Avenue MENTOR, OHIO ,.1un1 1 1iiii1,,,1ini1iiii1 1 1.1011 1 1 1... Compliments of MENTOR MANSION HOTEL 6. DINING ROOM Catering to Wedding Receptions And Parties Mentor Avenue 1mi1mi-mi1iui1 1im1im1i 1 1 1im1w1m1m1 1 1M1,,,, Power Mowers Garden Tractors Q Th reshers Paint Howard Rotary Hoe EARL IVES EQUIPMENT COMPANY Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio Compliments of CASTELLO'S GREEN HOUSE FLORISTS Flowers For All Occasions Member of the P. T. D. Phone 5-8188 1025 N. Center Street DELIVERY SERVICE 1.111111111111111 1 .. .- .. -. 1 .. .. 1,1.,,,1p1n1..1mi,1 ... 1 .- BEST WISI-IES To The Graduating Class of 1954 LOCKIE LEE DAIRY 1 11 1 1 1m1,,,1.1.,..1,n.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 Robert M. Case REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES AND SECURITIES I-419 Mentor Avenue Phone 5-8I58 Congratulations AND BEST WISHES To the Graduating Class of 1954 From the Management anal Personnel of NAUGATUCK CHEMICAL Division of U. S. Rubber Co. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the people who advertised in this Annual. Also to Mrs. Armstrong and her Business Department, and anyone else who has helped in making this book a success. THE BUSINESS STAFF I20 X N v f, xii! ff-2' ' im - I' Z