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

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Presudent Tom Lmgafelter Presldent Dete Bos 'Q' Secretary Nancy Mattue Treasurer Donald Davns fwenfv

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s Attend IIS The flxe buses in the background show the number of buses needed to transport these 300 students to and from school Sl Nov 9 Hugh Honor Ro eJr Hugh hueickart ol system seems case of growing the school sys ep up with the nt by adding on dings The most flow was ln the age bracket The has built such hey had a dedl wing on Novem other interested and toured the were in session e able to see the n Those classes onomics Indust e Club Classes m 8 to 9 p m ' 6716472 1 equality me, are chzefly m democracy attamed when - share in the the utmost. Jamin Jewett ht Classes n Ahern in adult educa- ber 27 and will eek of December rnes is director there are about l in the courses the High School er Street School lege., s are typing for vanced students 'ture refinishing ntract bridge for rmediate players. p on world poll- y the A.A.U.W., i ics and ceramic the art room. lasses in citizen- ing, square dan- .. shorthand re- and a beginning nstruction. s for women are Erie College and g and small boat being taught. urse in cake de- Lois Thompson Pat Rand Carol Nlmer Nancv Mattie Maureen Ahern Judy Parker Janet Zearfoss Joan -kurada Joyce Robison Nlorman Kuchar Judy Hancher Gwen Stephens Judy Daniels Irene Nilsson Dick Wilk Sally Campbell James Shanower Karen Hietanen Pete Ramlns Lolt Proegler Jeanne Habberjam Bonnie Meinl-ne ...-o Joan Rees Marcia Tom Helmut Guidance Committee Important To School B1 Lois Thompson A committee that does a lot of work and deserves a great deal of credit is the Guidance Committee This group consists of ten teachers Nlr Andrews Hrs Armstrong Mr Casey Nlr Hammond Mr Hostet ler Mr Nloor Nlr Phillips M Pitzer Nliss Stoner and Nliss Da us who is chairman They meet eyerv other Wednes day at 3 45 The mam objective of the group is to encourage and to in clude educational 'vocational mor al ethical social and personal guidance They sponsor certain annual tests also Mr Hostetler and Mr Pltzer conduct the Ohio 0 S U Psycho logical Tests for all For e SE NIO Y h F C-il FN DAR ox 10 Dee Football XX illoughbx There Elementary School Festi va Senior Play Papa Is A Senior Play Papa A Life of John Wesley Nl we 8 00 p m 'VI T A 'lleeti g Dads Club Vleetmg Last day of school Thanksgiving Day Vacation notice ..... for our on we sho use 1 e take his hard working group which does so much for the better- ment of the school. Pa Dutch Scene ls E 2 a f' Pictured above are Gene King, Ted Rlnoln. and Bill McCorter. Plot For Class Play By Maureen Mah There will be excitement in the Mentor High Auditorium on Nov- ember 19 and 20 for on these two nights the senior class sponsors their play Papa is All. This play, directed by Mr. T. Jones, is about a Pennsylvania Dutch family. How to get rid of Papa is the plot of this comedy. Papa Aukamp played by Bill Mac- Carter is a tyrannical father who does not believe in modern con- veniences. Lmma and Jake acted by Dorothy Illgunas and Ted Rip- pin, daughter and son, hate Papa because of his bullying ways. Jake almost succeeds in getting rid of Papa. Emma is often beaten with a horse whip by him. Mama, por- trayed by Nancy Mattie, tries her best to keep peace within the fam- ily. Other characters in this play are Linda Schweickart as Mrs. Yoder, a neighbor whose favorite pastime ls gosslplngg and Gene King the policeman. This play is very entertaining and comlcalg no one should miss lt. Tickets can be bought from al- most anv senior. . School reopens RESULTS' homeroom was 12A and the high salesman was Lois Thompson Those who received prizes in the were Dorothy Ill Chappius Dale Hall Joyce Winfield Alice Woodruff Kay Mc Wetzel Jim Humph Pozar and Joyce Man -ee , M 4... Shown above are Dorothy Il- gunas, Nancy Mattie, and Linda 3000 lthree-thousand, students ln the entire Mentor School District, many of our present buses. which number only 20. n ay. , . N .-,.- . I 6 ' ' 12-F. f j- U - . .' -' Q 13-S. ,' '- v A - ' 1 . 1 . , 19-F. ' -- l . . , ll ' . r r - 20-S. ' tj - . Is - ' - I ll . ' . , , , . ,A , 21-S. ' ' - - . G . - 4 o : . . ' n 3 ' I A A ' - 5 r 22-M. . . . . . 'n ' A -' A - ' ' -' Q 23-T. ' . ' . I .- ' - - ' ' 24-'xl . j , ' V V ' 25-T . ' ' - . ' - ' ' . . . ' 26- . ' ' , . ' , ' . 29-M. . Y' . ' . . b mn to 10 ph ml Carol Hanes ' , Magazine Drive! The winning ' . . ' ', ' th - v , . N A' .rl . L v v . 'l'-'l'l ' S : A I I ?W '7'fAl ay g f t , , ' , as ff, l I V . y ,g., , fr.. A A- Q , ijfQ,33.V,L ,VVV 1 ' I h 'i.. .Vt ' . 9 E ' 4 R N l . i ,, ' . ,, I ' ' J it ' f E , ' 3. Vmokinz. . .... Schwelckart. ,

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John Abel For a laugh he's okay, He'll succeed in every way. Maureen Ahern Although shes qulet and peme Here s a gal thats very sweet Barbara Atkms Bnrby has a wlnnlng way All the klds say she s O K ' Lester Barr Re as we all know hum ls really qunte a friendly QUY Tom Bandy Tommy us so cute and plump He keeps all the gurls on the jump twenty one 'EE' Marge Barski Marge Barski is quite a lass, We're glad to have her in our class. Alan Berkebule He s presndent of our band He plays his muslc really grand Mary Blzjak Headed for a musuc career Thus gal can play by ear Marge Blanr We know her by her wlllful a r Her brlght brown eyes her get black hznlr Pete Bos Always ready with a smile To hum lute IS really worth while