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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

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Q2 ' Q23 a QHQW X45 MR. DALE R. RICE Superintendent of Schools We, the class of '57, look towards our graduation with hope tor the future and pride in our Alma Mater. Yes, we are proud to graduate from Mentor High School, for we know that it is the tinest. Mr. Dale R. Rice, Superintendent ot Mentor schools, deserves our sincerest thanks and appreciation tor his very important part in making our school what it is today. Mr. Rice became the Superintendent of Mentor schools in l924. Before coming to Mentor, he was Superintendent of Schools at Maumee, Ohio. Since coming to Mentor, Mr. Rice has worked devotedly and faithfully to attain only the highest ot standards tor our school l-le sees to it that we are given every educational opportunity possible, that we may become worthy and wholesome citizens of our city, state, and country, lt is for these reasons that we, as members of the Senior class, as students ot Mentor High School, and as citizens ot Mentor, say once again, simply, thank you to Mr. Rice for his loyal service. Board of Education: Mr. Ware, Mr, Shadlc, Mr, Brown, Dr. Fagan, Mr. Rice, Mrs, Brumbough, Mr. Briggs, Mr. Wical. Just as we are proud of our Alma Mater, we are proud of her principal, Mr. Ellis M. Hostetler. He has been our principal since l942, coming to us from Louisville High School in Louisville, Ohio. Although Mr. Hostetler is kept very busy with his many and varied duties as the head of our school, he always seems to be able to find enough time for a smile or a word of en- couragement when we are having difficulty. He symbolizes the friendly and sincere spirit surrounding our school. We will always be thankful to Mr. Hostetler for his understands ing and as we graduate we may well look back on his ideals and standards for patterns to guide us in future years. MR. C. GARRY ANDREWS Assistant Prinicpal We all have many problems, most of which we can solves ourselves, but sometimes we need assistance and understanding from someone else. Miss Davis has always been one to whom we may turn. She has earned the lifelong respect of many students in her role as Dean of Girls and Senior Class Advis- or. Miss Davis is also the girls' physical education instructor and supervisor of the girls' cheer leading squads. MR. ELLIS M. HOSTETLER Principal Mr. Andrews is one of the best-liked and most respected persons at our school. He has many responsibilities. He aides Mr. Hostet- ler in the office as Assistant Principal, sched- ules all of our sports contests as Athletic Dir- ector, and also teaches chemistry. Still he has time to help students with their problems and assist the entire student body in innumer- able ways, for which we offer to him our deep- est appreciation. if MISS FLORENCE DAVIS Dean of Girls 05 4-fy MR HOWARD BARNES MR WILLARD BARNES Blology Photography II'1 Oberlun College Columbla Unnverssty Western Reserve Unlver MRS ORA ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Shorthand Typing ll Of tice Practnce Bowlmg Green Bulsness Umveslty West Vnrgnnna Unnversuty MR OREN CASEY Industrnal Arts Ed M h In Kent State Unlverslty MISS GEN EVRA DUCRO Llbrarlan Llbrary Sceence Mount Holyoke College Western Reserve Unlvers NAR WAYNE HAMMOND Englnsh Hustory AB MA Southern State Chao Umversnty Indlana Unlversnty MR FRANK HENCK Vocal Music B of Music MA Western Reserve Unuv Eastman School of Musuc Unlversrty of Minnesota MR RAY HICKERSON Coach Car Druvung Global History Kent State Unuverslty Industrlol Arts In Bowling Green State Um verslty s The Stout lnstutute his 117 MRS VERE ZEMAN Engllsh Il French Ohlo Wesleyan Umversuty Western Reserve Unlvers The administration and faculty have always been and always wull be the backbone and unltlng force of Mentor Hugh School, servung the young cntnzens of Mentor as teachers advlsors counsel ors donatlng thelr tlme and patience In an un selfish way M'i..sfo'f5N5tf?!G??fZ1e, MR C OSBORNE cual Law HUTTOV In Englush Hustory Bowlmg Green State Um AB MA versutv Mo.mt Umon College Umversnty of North Caro Syracuse Umvemfy 'IDG Colombla Unuverslty l MR J ROBERT JAY MR ROY JONES Geometry Physrcs BS A Graceland Jr College Iowa State Youngstown Unlversrty Kent State Unuyersuty Englrsh ll Publlc Speaklng Dramatucs Dxrector Ohno State Umverslty Mlaml Unwerslty For thus guidance, patlent rnstructlon and msplratlon helplng to mold the mmds and llves of Mentor Hlgh School s students we are grateful These members of our hugh school truly Keep the Banners Waving O er US MR GEORGE L PITZER Algebra Geometry Trlgo nornetry MR HAROLD RAY Coach Gen Math Geometry A B ln Phys Ed nn E M S ln Ed Ohlo State Unnverslty Syracuse Unwerslty i MR TED KELLER Art Kent State Unrverslty Akron Unlyersrty MR O B MOOR JR En rsh Ill Ohio State Unwerslty Toledo Umversnty He delberg College MRS RUTH MURRAY Typrng l M an Kent State Unlversrty Bowlrng Green State Umv MR WILLIAM NORDMAN rector Instrumental Musrc In Ed Dana Musrcal lnstntute Huram College Kent State Umversuty Vandercook School of Musuc MISS JUNE PETERSON Home E Typnng l Kent State Unrversrty MR CLARENCE PHILLIPS Bookkeeplng l L II nn Ed Ohuo State Unwerslty Ohio Unlversuty MR CLARENCE REESE Coach Car Drrvnng Phys an Hnram College Kent State Unlverslty Tp... J ' . A, M. '. ss. V P B.S. I I . I Ql Ae, es, in Ed., .H eq, I 1 I I H ' I If D: ' ' If' 5.5. ' , MA. V c., ' B.A, u as ., M1A. , 1 'I I ' ed. ' ' ' , , , B.A., M. Ed. as l d., Ms. . . . J K '43 .Qs W MRS. MARY REESE School Nurse Graduate of Maumee Valley Hospital School of Nursing, Toledo, Ohio ww is MR. ARMIN RIESEN Coach, Car Driving B.S. in Ed. Wittenberg College ib- MR. GEORGE ROSACKER MISS ELOISE STONER Personal Adiustmenf, Spanish. English ll Civics, Social Problems ABA MEA' B-5' in EY-'ls I Capital University Dfoke Un'VeV5'fY Columbia University MR. EUGENE MR, ROBERT WOLF NOT PICTURED MRS. ELIZABETH HEFNER Home Ec. A.B. Baldwin Wallace NOT PICTURED MRS. MARCELLA PHILLIPS Latin, Business English B.S.M., M.A. Capitol University Con- servatory Ohio State University Ofhce l to r. Mrs, Helen Whittaker Mrs. Sally Ament Not pictured - Mrs Grace Hemberger WENNINGER Chemistry, Biology, Senior Science . in Ed. Ohio State Universrty Art B.F.A., B.S,, M.A. Ohio State University Staff twelve BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE W Y f Vr, Donaif' Rwcrwarastrw, Mrs Hcwara Shame Brown, Mn A. 'Nordmon Mr 1 Custodlcns Mr Byron Beavers Mr Lloyd Corey Not Plcfurcd Mr John Novak v-4 J Cooks r Mrs Mary Smffh Mrs Hclcn Gorym Mrs Dorothy Brodcnhaugh Mrs loin Morkcfl r- X min? A Gram Ehafa Zfighting 1Fur 155 2 y -as A V,-f 2 7 ,A Z A ' ' n f Kai 3 Q .EJ 315 mf' 1 4 Row Row Row Row Football i956 proved to be the year when Men- tor's spectacular Cardinals almost accom- plished the most important thing in local modern scholastic football. They came within one game af immortality as they ex- tended their fantastic winning streak to 37, one game less than that of the state record. Under the competent staff of an almost entirely new group of coaches, they com- pleted a successful season with seven wins and two losses. The only veteran of the staff was assistant coach Ray Hickerson, who along with assistant coaches Hal Ray, George Rosacker, and Clarence Reese, helped head grid- master Armin Riesen, Co-captains Jack Bradenbaugh and Ray Tomazic, along with the remainder of the squad, were defeated for the first time in four years at the game, which, if victorious, might have meant a new state victory mark. However, the Redbrids could not win, and their streak of 37 was one short of the desired goal of 38, Mentor's gridiron coaches, the four R's and an H , are to be complimented with the accomplishment of producing a successful squad after an earlier prediction of a five victory season, Mentor surprised everyone but the Cardinal fans as they increased the victory streak, week after week, until the thirty-eighth game. The Cards went on to win the remaining games scheduled with the exception of one, Thus, the season left them with a margin of four victories over the earlier prediction, a fitting tribute to a magnificent group. CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH RIESEN TEAM l: Coacn Hickerson, D. Kovach, B. Fracci, G. Horen, T. Syrene, F, Shanower, J, Bradenbaugh, R, Tomozic, C. Robertson, T. Wolf R. Louis, B. Goclen, B. Benjamin, L. French, Heod Coach Pete Riesen, Coach Reese. 2. Coach Rosscher, R. Hull, J, Stewart, J, Hagy, L, Frisbie, T Colvert, F. Garzone, C. Mental, B. Luck, G. Grant, G. Wagner R. Krysrolic, B, Kovach, D. Hutchinson, J. Kampfe, D. Ponchcr, Coach Ray. , 3: J, Calvert, J. Brothers, H. Yerger, B Koreen T. Salcius, J, Jones, L. Kampfe, J, Kolesar, G. Farmer, P. Beehe, B. Black, J Yuse, D Klauss, T. Casgar. 4.3 R. Kraus, D. Skaza, D. Espie, B. Caidwell, B. Clay, E. Warner, W. Wiley, B. Blankenschaen, M. Hazen, A. Warner, B. Tuikka i. Cochran, R. Wellington, M. Koihlke, K. Clark. Joe Lockhart Jeff Long Jm Goodwin Tom Ross Bob Blonkschaen Ch ck Bos Frank Snanower Doug Cotterman Jerry Sorbe B Tulkka Jum Smlth Norm Collacot Basketball Wlthout doubt the most popular of Indoor sports lS basketball Wnth Mr Clarence Coogan Reese lnstructung for the flrst tame Mentor takes a very actuve part of the local cage scene Wuth tnery captaun Doug Cotter man leading them the Redbnrds make every dwellers a battle Mr and Miss Mentor Cardlnal fans filled the Redblrd and thelr opponents gymnasuums each time a game was played antucupatung the thrrlls and action of thus Amerucan sport The season has not been a champuonshnp one but a successful one nevertheless The sport typufnes hard physscal exertlon skull and Sportsmanshlp and nowhere us thus more true than at Mentor where the txve players seek fame for the garden spot ot Ohuo The kung of wlnter sports us receuved enthusr astlcally by all and as held to be one of the most Important sports played T ni COACH REESE , f, ob ' , ' ', f I 11 11 - I - l ' - I game with the league leaders or the cellar I I I WC' Y I Basketball Shots SCRAMBLE Fight, team, fight . . . Thot is just what these boys ore doing, os they try to recover the boll from their oppo- nent. X SON i 5 s G Q JUMP Up ond owoy. This describes Meri- tor's center forword os he springs to top the ball to owoiting teommcites. Reserve Basketball The future varsity members of the basketball squad are made up ot a group of boys who are on the reserve team, These boys train and work out with the varsity, but have a complete schedule of games with other reserve teams. Usually these are the reserve teams of the varsity quintets who play the Cordinal's varsity. Some of the junior varsity players are good enough to be a part of the var- sity as well as the reserve. They gain valuable experience which they might not have if they were just a part of the varsity team. With Coach Ray l-lickerson giving them the know how, the boys play their best with the inten- tion of finally advancing to the varsity team, They are a valuable and necessary part of a high school basketball team. Standing - Dale Schaeffer, Bob Black, John Kocsor John Passerottl ee Frsble Jeff Father Tum Casgar, Winston Cotterman, Sitting 3 Mars Wagor, Lyle Deemer, Ralph Wellington Q, 'gg THC l 1 v Y ei ' F' Q. '. x W K 0 Q if Fl xt qv, we S yi Top Row' J, Henderson, J Bradenhaugh, A Warner, B. Caldwell, L. Kampfe, L. French, C. Robertson J Stewart J Passerotti, E. Grooms, W. Catterrnan, L. Dcemer, G. Kanaga. Thirfl Row: R, Krause, R. Lewis, R. Klauss, C. Haqenbaugh, D. Hickey, K. Camron, B. Kovach, M. Koehlke R Wagner B, Lang, G. Parr, S. Lewis, D. Frey. Second Row: J. Zito, P. Vinkoyich, S. Strickland, F. Steinturtr, J, Yusc, D. Espie, J. Hogy, P. Bei:-be, H. Yorgcr T Ross D. Dodge, D. Cotterman, D. Kovach, L. Caraenter. First Row' If Wolfe, J. Shanawer, D. Pancher, E. Warner, J, Kampfe, V. Roth, K Jonnson, B. Ponta, P. Romans D as lor, D Skazo. A national institution in Mentor is sports-which is the king ot all activities, and good sportsmanship, which is the queen. King over all spring athletics is track. With a rich schedule of meets, Mentor has had its share of success in the popular pastime. The Cardinal cindermen are strong in the strength and relay events. Mentor has taken honors in the Northeast Conference and the Mentor Relays, sponsored by Mentor High School. These relays are the oldest in the state ot Ohio. l-lead track coaches, Mr. Armin Pete Riesen and Clarence Coo- gan Reese have been a great help to all the boys who comprise the team. During track season they can always be seen at the starting line or the shotput ring watching and correcting the Redbird thin- clads. The coaches and their squad make a combination which is ditti- cult to defeat. Coaches Reese and Riesen DOUG COTTERMAN RUSSELL LEWIS BOB PONTI Track as a sport for nndnvuduals and the Cardinal team IS ruch nn smgle competitors Headmg the lust of auspuclous var slty members IS a fellow who recently broke the distract dnscus record Doug Cotterman as also an audaclous shot putter Two other members of the shotput dlscus trno are Don Kovach and Peter Romans ln the sprlnts Rav Tomaznc IS a good competutor ln the dustance races as Dave Espue In the 440 bug John Hagy the broad jump Ray Kraus hurdles Knox Johnson and the pole vault has Doug Cotterman and Jam Kampfe These boys are the nucleus of the Redburd team DON' KOVACH PE E RAMKNS J NA SHANOWER KNOX JOHP SON e tyt e I I I l I l T l 1 ll Tw n A lv Aw CHUCK ROBERTSON DON PANCHER VANCE Rorf-i xx Z ff Royalty at the Mentor relays of l956. Queen Carol Atkinson with her attendants, Kay Mclntyre, Judy Parker, Loretta Espie, Judy Daniels. Twenty-si Baseball Mentor's edition ofthe National Pastime is one of the new- er of varsity athletics. Under the Cardinal diamond's hearty instructor, Coach Hal Ray, the Redbird nine are one of the league threateners of the baseball crown. With their colorful uniforms the Cards compete with trackmen for the student fol- lowing. The old adage, play ball, is just as standard a part of the Mentor scene as it is across the country. Mentor plays its games at Hanna Field, which is south of the high school. Because of the great popularity of the sport, it is necessary to cut the squad to the most promising players. The favorite game of millions of Americans is cemented firmly in the minds of Mentor's scholastic enthusiasts. Although track seems to be favored by the student body, baseball has a lasting place at Mentor High School. TOD ROW1 B- D- Wills, J. l'l9V1Cl9fSOY1, C. Currie, C. Corfias, D. Martin, L. Green, B. Tuikka, J. Giezer, K. Clark. Middle Row: P. Isakson, J. Crow, M. Wagar, B. Blankschaen, D. Hutchinson, R. Hazen, J. Wagner, B. Luck, J. Mattie. First Row: M. Chapius, D. Shaw, N. Crawford, D. Nida, J. Sorber, B. Roy, L. Frisbie, J. Kolesar, T. Sy rene, N. Collacott, Coach Ray. Coach Ray DICK WILK TIM SYRENE fm Q-5 'Q v BOB TUIKKA BOB BLANKSCHAEN twenty enqht :gf L TTL: 4 Wrestling WRESTLING TEAM For the first time in the illustrious history of Mentor High School s annals a Card: nal wrestling team has been inaugurated The Mentor matmen had a complete schedule of inter scholastic meets in this very popular event Under the exemplary direction of coach Armin Pete Riesen the sport offered an opportunity to those boys who desired a winter sport activity Senior Don Kovach was the first wrestling captain The team has done remarkably well for the first season with several meet victories, Coach Riesen and his entire team is to be commended for bringing to Mentor a new and different sport thrill, We are indeed indebted to be able ta witness a Cardinal wrestling team, t'c f'- C COACH RIESEN 'IT-. 'r For all the girls of Mentor High School who are interested in sports, the GA.A. is an ideal club. GA,A, signifies the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. Over 9OWu of the girls be- long to the club. Their activities include participation in any of the intramural sports: hockey, soccer, speedball, badminton, track, ping pong, horseshoes, volleyball, base- ball and basketball, or in any after school sports such as roller skating, swimming or bowling Activities ot the club also include the presen tation of one of the finest dances G.A.A. OFFICERS Karen Ahern treasurer Judy Hancher president Miss Davis sponsor Karen Hietanen vice president Gail Woodrow secretary ot the school year lt is called the G A A Formal and always takes place in December at the school gym which is unrecognizable under the layers of gay Christmas decorations GAA creates a feeling for good sportsmanship and gives the girls the opportunity to work together as a team Through the Big Sister program sophomore girls become ac quainted with Mentor High with the help and understanding of the iunior and senior girls SENIOR GIRL BASKETBALL SQUAD Row l Debbie Barbier Sandy Prim Judy Thomas Judy Daniels Karen Hietanen Judy Hancher Row Il Beverly Miner Phyllis Garzone Janice C than Barbara Burkhardt Irene Nilsson Betty Lou Blewett Carol Skaza Carol Hanes Q 'hx Thy 1 - , , 2 , , ' Q ', 1 , . . 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Sfondmg Pot Schock Judy Thomas Gonl Woodrow Alnce tow Kneclmg Bcrboro Brown Judy Daniels thndw Mm O ' ' , S ,.f Pat Schock Gaul Woodrow Alnce Stout Judy Danrels Judy Thomas Barbara Brown A 4 Bonnue Mernke Eveiyn Orrmann Sandy Prrm Loretto Espre Beth Chapman Maudre Myers Reserve Cheerleaders thrrty fave Moudre Myers Loretta Esprc Exelyn Ortr-ncnn Bonnre Mernkc Sandy Pram Head Cheerleader and Beth Chapman Homecoming JUDY HANCHER HOMECOMING QUEEN Reugnmg over the homecomlng festuvutles thus year was Judy Hancher Judy as well as the other gurls nn the court IS a sensor To be homecoming queen a gurl us flrst nomlnated by the football team The entlre student body then votes to select our queen ln an assembly held the day before the homecomlng game Judy was presented wuth the football whnch was to be us d ln the game The nnght of the game accordnng to the tradutnonal and beautlful homecomlng ceremony Judy was crowned queen and presented the football to our captain on the fleld She then retired to the grandstand to relgn over the game Ill I I ' I . I - I I O . V . , I I K 4 f G 2-Xlma flilutrr, Alma fllllatvr , - -W xi. 1 ., fam 1: Three, Two, One - GO! Blackboard Strategy Y Physics Class-Please answer: Why? Think? Ilia V561 if big ' Q-.fra 1 ,-, .. li? . ' N S :C ..,, ,.,. J iw: 4 f ,, , X 923' E 1 I if ,,,, z 5 M 1 I 1 2, f ' 'Z +V. 4 1 N ,ff .V Those experiment! Plants, Cnaf Sa badb, grasshappers, warms, and, worst af ali, frogs. -'IH ef 3 mi . :,, SFR .la ls samethung barning7 Da I have 'ra rip This seam auf again? HAHEM- Let's have a Iuftle Standard Procedure. 14.-,N , 'wi' X - ,ss sm , Band Mentor High's band is one of which we may be truly proud. During tootball season, the band could be seen out on the football tield every day, practicing march- ing, They marched at every football game, present- ing a fine show, often in rain or snow. They certain- ly did their part to add pep and spirit to the games. During the winter months they began practicing for their concerts, and the state and district contests, The band presents two concerts each year, one at MRT NORDMAN Christmas and one in the spring, For the past sev- eral years, the band, under the excellent direction of Mr, Nordman, has received a superior rating at the district music contests, and has re- ceived an excellent rating at the state music contests. There are several smaller bands for special events. Students with particular skills or interests may become a part of the Dixieland band, the swing band, which plays modern music, the assembly band ar the pep band. These bands have added enjoyment and spirit to almost all of our assemblies. We will never forget the fine job Mr. Nordman and the entire band have done this year, HIGH SCHOOL BAND f .X . 4 iy Sf f f A .2-.N I 'N xr . - - 1 , AJ xl, X ,A 35 an ,V an ' g, K. , ' . -fini is .NKN5 ,- mf -H , I . 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Row I Joyce I-Iuft Judy Carlson Evue Ortman Judy Thomas Beth Chapman Nancy Benyamln Ann Young Msckey Kohler Row I Chris Coultan Tom Cochran Jerry Sorber Mnckey Ray Chrus Corfaos Bob Blankschacn Tum Casgar Dale Schaffer Larry Wheat John K oh STUDENT COLNCIL OFFICERS Frank Shanower Presdent Carol Shemerske Secretary Charles Bos Vx e Pre vflent Lore ta Espue Treasurer Student COUIICII Followlng our natnonal plan for govern ment by the governed our Student Council made up of representatives chosen by the student body does a prauseworthy job as a rulung body of the school Among theur duties are Included the settung up at a clean the selectlng of a gundance commnttee and the tormnng of a trattnc commlttee to help solve such things as the parknng problem and benng sure all cars druven to school are In good condntnon Thus year the Student Councll wlth the and of the faculty selects a student ot the month each month Thus rs always a student who has shown outstanding servlce and lead ershnp during that month tftx W I I I I up campaign, the forming of a student court, I I I Row Jock Brorlcnbough Boll Benjomln Bull Goden Pete Romlns Fronk Slonower Dlck Walk Helmut Wlclmcr Bob Pont: Row Il Roy Hull Lorry French Mlckey Roy John Zlto Bob Bldnkschocn Bob Roy John Kolesor Loft Proegler Norm Kuchor Jlm Lewis R w lll Mr PITZCV Dole Johnson Ted Colxcrf Jock Mason Rolpr Wellington Fred Gorzone Glenn Konclga Alex Warner Andy Brodenbcugh Tom Cochran Larry Xvheot Ke Club The Key Club lS one of the most respected clubs un the school It IS for boys only ond It functlons rn offallotlon wrth the Klwonrs Club In order to be ln the Key Club boys must hove o hrgh scholostnc stand school The Key Club does much to promote good will ond they perform mony voluoble services To our school ond to the communlty They ore reworded by the respect they eorn rn doing thus Y KEY CLLB OFFICER: rv h fl eo r- Scrvctor hr C ull ce Prcsl ent K l PPV F x I 6 ' , ll 3' W. ' K Qnw , L I . ' , , , 2 , , , , O . , , V , ' , , 5 1 ' , , , I , ing ond be octive in service to the llll 'dmc JI v S G 'wt T' surcv Jeff LQ li ' , Q L, QV gh Vu - ' 1 'mf ly-ng , Q., JCM' Scholarship Club OFHCERS Kncm lonnson, President, Dick Wilk, Vice Jinx Dcnicls, Secretary, Torn Cochran. All students attaining a B plus or better average in their high school work are eligible to be in the Scholarship Club, The club has an annual banquet. The members also have a pin and guard which shows that they OFC a member of this respected club. These students work hard all year to achieve their grades and should be congratulated for their fine work. ROW ROW Row Row Row Row Not l R La France, C. Hagenliuugh, R. Abel, J Kroh, R Wellington, S Walker. ll J Daniels, B. Miner, M. Cook, J Haoberiarn, J Rees, K. Rieudeau, P, Shack, B. Chapman, L Maclntyre, P, Archer, M. Dice. wett C. Hanes, S. Campbell, L. F ster F. ryis, B Stew rt, B Ewell, M. Zeman, M lll B. Ble , o Ja a Hilliard, G. Trayer, J. Hancher, G. Holon, G. lsenberq. W T Casgar, J Avellonc, B Henry, A. Young, D Moore, S. Rice, E. Ortmann, C, Kraft, P. Pnil- Iips, H. Widmer. V C Bos, F. Forsythe, K. Johnson, E. Woods, D Schaffer, D. Fry, J, Rice, R. Bancroft, B. Williams, VI L Proeglcr, T Cochran, D. Wilk, N Kochar, D Cotterrnan, B Blankschacn J. Long, P Romans, R. Klauss pictured A J, Robison, K. Hietanen President Treasurer x'Llv D 4-5 IIS JUDY HAMCHEQ Aucs STOUT eww STEPHENS JUDY DANIELS ld W DEBBIE BARBIERI SALLY CAMPBELL Z KNOX JOHNSON MVCKEY RAY T e o sono Honor Society ore topped In on lmpressrve ceremony which IS held onnuolly an Februory Fufteen oer cent of the Senior Class ond five per cent ot the Junior Closs ore elected to thus orgonnzotnon Being o member of the Notlonol Honor Socuety us the hughest honor Mentor Hugh offers to her students Mony excel In one portlculor field, but IU order to be ln NHS one must excel In Scholorshup, Leodershup, Servnce, ond Chorocter Those students chosen for membership ln NHS during 1956 lm theur lonnor yeorl ore puctured obove hose students who ore elected to become members of th N t I Officers Betty Lou Blewett Presmdent Joyce Hutt V Presudent Barbara Ewell Treasurer Pct Brody Secretary TH FTA stands for Fu ure Teachers of Amernca Students planning to go unto the teachnng profession are urged to joln this club Often at meetnngs guest speakers glve them mformatnon to gulde them The club also takes tueld trlps to neighboring colleges to get an Idea at what college lute as luke Students are allowed to conduct classes at the elementary school and ln thus way gain valuable ex pernence for later years Our FTA ns a member of the national organization of Future Teachers of Amerlca clubs Row K Rnendeau K Alexander C Mulsaler M Dolcnce V Crookshank L Foster S Garett P Fernta N Wolford B Ware J Manclne D Vaecarsello NA Vagner P Goadwn J Wagner L Van Hoeson A Young N Bemamln Geets h D Ocvrrak A Orvos A Stout J Thomas D Barbuerx S Camobell Row Vvolte M Goodwin D Koenig S eaborg B Meunk ne Plc erm Ba er J Russ D Barons T Jones L Krause G Bukky C Skagen burg A Pozar G Madsen B Stewart S Parks Row G Dolence C '-lanes J Robzon K Meyer L Fletcher C Skaza J Drexel J Habbernam N Hartman L Alpina L Maclntyre D Henderson E Ortmann S Rice M Wyatt M Fark S Berkebule J Mahon fit! . . . T , . , . , 1 . v , . ' , , , . , . , . , Row Il J. Clark, S. Myers, R. Sabo, P. Isakson, J, Dcvnne, L. Esple, J. Moody, D. Moore, S. Barstow, D. lntorclo, J. Rees, J. I.: o 7 ' ,' . ' ', , ' ' , fs ' , f A Q, P,lGdrzo , 1. Perl, s. k Q, B. U , . ell, 7 , - 1 , if Row I Pete Ramins, Knox Johnson, Jim Kampfe. Row ll Coach Riesen, Jack Bradenbaugh, Paul Beebe, Frank Shanower, John Hagey, Craig Currie, Coach Reese, Varsity M Boys who have won a letter in either football, basketball, baseball or track, are eligible to be in Varsity M, New members are given a formal initiation. The club works for the betterment of Mentor High School athletes, urging the best in rela- tions among the students and promoting fine cooperation between athletes and faculty. Their services are appreciated by all. The Varsity M., with the aid of several other school clubs, is responsible for the beautiful new flag in our auditorium this year. tiny-si. '52, To up vs E '32, ...... 2 J, iff: M Sz 4s ll 4 ,gd . f ' iii. , -,, -, qi- is ' 'U' ' .5 'flfifim Yuen I 1 lf Officers Dave Espie Vice President' Elll Goderi, President Jim Shcncwer, Secretary-Treasurer 2' 1 ' .N N3 ,.. ,A :- ..,: , A X-1 N J A 159' R: lp WE. T1 . -, , 11 i . 3.-v. ,, :u t Jig' .L .1 ?i..lA, 3 A , . ff ff 2:3 if 43 p is ff gif , w -5 wa is gmpxif, 145 ,ff J ' ' V4 2. .'. '. 4 A A 5 .L ,561 .'7M.1E'H,.2f.w5'f1'.A 53 ' n la ' lv' W , ,Q A'3fX12J' f:r bi' 1,441 w+ Qf??'134Q-f QHOYHQQ 1? I if Jr 5' J.. ,,. kb gli' ',3'St .1!?m3 1 .gm gf uf QJ 4,'n x X I sl A I Ax J R 8 ,- vx - ff I A1 Phyllis Gaizane, Secretary-Treasurerg Dave Mason, Vice Prcsif tlent' Martin Walser President lhespians Showing outstanding service in two fields of drama, makes one eligible to the National Thespians Society, A stu- dent must do actual acting on stage in one or more of the fine plays presented at our school auditorium each year. ln addition to this, one must show skill in working backstage also, in at least one play. Those interested in dramatics are proud to be members of this honorary C ub rz ance R fb Alice Stout Karen Heranen MIK Rfly Olly Campbell x e H a e Mason Juay Hancher Martin Vvalser F ank Shanower Bll Eeniarnin S nly Prin' J Pol M Oy Raw 1 PM tis GC :ne M 'J , i ' 0, ,S , .Q c uf' Raw 11 Cami Slfaza D y , , ' , i a X , Scif-e E 2 Q' ,J '. at i s r J iii-x 1 .1 :LM 1 ' ssembl Committee Row I Loretto Esple, Mr. Hostetler, Mnss Stoner, Mrs. Zernon, Judy Honcher. Row II Jock Mason Mnckey Roy, Mr. Hrckerson, Mr Hrghom, Mr. Nordmon, Mr. Joy Not Pmfured - Mr. W. Barnes. M . 0 t Row 1 R Hull, D, Barons, N. Wolford, N. Tessmer, Mr. Barnes, D. Koenrg, M. Goodwsn, J. Rugo, P. lsokson. Row H B. Benldmrn, J. BVGLJEDDOLJQFV, C Foqel E, Grooms, L Fnesbre, B. Roy, R Krstolic, J, Seres, D. Frey, B. Coldweli D. Schaffer, L, Sene. Row III D. Holt, R. McLoughIun, V. Rofh, S. Welker, N. Feshcr, L. Middleton, C. Loqcn, D. Nldo, D. Hickey, J. Slmen, J Henderson, R. Wellnngton, D. Johnson, B. Lo France. R x 'S Uffice ssistants C Row! Bonnuc Ware, Nancy Benlamwn, Bev Henry, Dons Jsenherg, Ann Young, Trey Jones, Caro! Koppe, Carolyn Hegler, Jean Goefsch, Gayle Madsen, Carol Schroeder, Barnaro Wnley Row II Larevfa Novak, Jeanne Hahberyam, Lmda Fletcher, Yyannc- Zwanchev cl. . ' t t Row J Pnylhs Garzone, Mrs Reese Flow P1 Ahce Stout, Deahue Bar'-len Judy Thomas SaJly Car-wwe!! L-ana Fletcher Jean Mr ricy, Pav vvfmn Brady, Karen Ahern, Joyce Huff, Carat Shemcnske Pat Arm-mer Caro! Skaza, CJCUCJCHQ Baa! Irfz, Frances Schlappcl, Barbara Coates Annual Staff EDITORS Judy Honcher Sally Campbell Mss Stoner G en Stephens Karen Hnefonen To present our alma mater wnth the very best annual they can IS the arm of the annual staff The members of thus staff under the very helpful and appreclated sponsorshup of Muss Stoner worked dlllgently plan ning months ahead Slnce the annual as entlrely a student protect the staff was responslble for the planning ofthe layout obtalnlng the deslred plctures, wrntnng of scrapt handlung all of the busnness artwork and all of the many other ,obs whlch were necessary to edlt thus annual lt was a lot of work but also fun and valuable expernence for these students MAKE LP STAFF Joyce Huff Lnda Fletche Debbe Bart Ca ol Shemenske Jean Goetsch Pat le ce R I so Be ly Lou Ble eff slxty J 4-.. ,I Q, My . .S , , i , W , - I - I I - - I I I I I ' I , l r, ,,x :len , . Koh r, Joy our n, t w xg in 1 ,.x i ,.,,,, Z,-yn, ff Mr, Moor, Acivnsorg Sally Comobell, Assastcr-at Edutorg Gwen Stephens, Editor. Com-Mentor Page Editors 8. Assrsfonts Beverly Miner, Knox Johnson, Jeff Long, Judy Honcher, Betty Leu Blewett, Karen Hwetonen, Jedx, Dumels, Roberto Etlrston Not pictured, Morgue Dlce. marco A egg M1 Tixm, 1 WFWT3 FN wma: QTAFF 1 V XT fi f E W'f Hvr- F'1r 1V'l Cntr-1 pn HJ QM Twvvq V-If, 1 ww ,1, 'INN r'Il', REPOQTERS Row One M Dolence C Mu'soIer S Wetel D Borbseru C Sncmenske A Stout S Pram M Wagner C Schroeder P Kohler Row Two J Goetsch J Huff C Skczo M Mcfortney E McCormack J R bnson NI Kuc o B Pon C June rnergom L Novak J Rees NA Zemon Row Three J Skogenb rg D Luzney C Hanes J Morcohsh P Wscnhom J Kcrnodle S Forks G Woodrow B Nrley F Long L Fletcher Busy or work ns the Com Mentor staff on o typscol press doy Notuce how sernous everyone ns 4 U' .J 4 'xr VX,-fue Mentor Hi-lites Spots Ed to Tom Ashton Co Editors Ca ol June and Roberta Ellisto Assoc ate Ed tor .loan Rees Typists Janet Margatrsh Yvonne Zvanchev Janet Skagenburg Gail Holan Jeannie Habbeiam Lo etta No ack J dy Carlson and Barbara Wley asf! XM -nw'-' 17 ,rw 41 ' 115 The Staff D Y c Dope hed A new paper launched in the beginning of l954 has now become known as the Mentor Hi-Lites, the Com-Mentor's sister paper. lt was instigated and backed by the Willoughby News-Herald. Loyal Mentorites have witnessed the Hi-Lites climb from no particular format to one full page. Under the capable direction of Alice Atzberger and lra Ramins, as co-editors, this new, and incidentally nameless paper started on its road to being a newsy and interesting paper. A good deal of growing was accomplished during the remainder of the year l954 Suddenly in the fall of l954 under the fine leadership of Carol Hancher and Helena Taylor the paper gained a well suited name the Mentor Hr Lites and she kept expanding with tremendous growing pains ln no time at all this novel idea had become a successful and rewarding ven ture The Hi Lrtes gained a two page for mat Perfection and addition was the goal in i955 l956 school year with Marge Dice and Gwen Stephens at her helm Joe Nigg the very dependable Sports Editor shoul dered more responsibility and this position became a more important role in the paper than ever before Another valued addition to the Hi Lites in this year was an As sociate Editor This new position was filled by Roberta Elliston During the year the Hi Lites gained the worthy title of the Com Mentors sister paper This year l956 l957 with co editors Roberta Elliston and Carol June Associate Editor Joan Rees and Sports Editor Tom Ashton has proven itself a good year for the Mentor Hi Lites The Hi Lites has grown in popularity stature and has of fered the reporters a better chance to gain more knowledge about newspapers ln these few years the Mentor Hi Lites has offered worth while and thorough news to the entire community and it has right ly gained the reputation of being a promrn ent factor in supplying Mentor High news to all of Lake County As the school has grown the Hn Lrtes has also grown popularity in exp rlenced writers and in perfection r I i r, I I - ' , r l n, i i , . I I - I - I ' 1 I ' I E A , y i , , ' , , - r , r v , u , u l A - I . - - , . 1 ' I ' I I I I sw. . . . . Us - - I 1 ' I M , ' I? W , .. , ' I , hi ' 47,-Q - .f 'i h ' ' ff, ,f-' 1 f -v 4 - 4, . , . ' ' s , ' - In 0 1 1' I ' . . , . . I S I us th to . I ei - . Mhrn ZFrn1n Ehrr me Hari . . . wg 3 3 S E S i 3 f s 5 ol , wwfwwa lvl Wu, r Q ,. mmwwm , W, S 'S . Wyf gy 236 J W4 Vw Wm- , 'vtrkey Ray P cside Jim Shano cr Vcc President s st feng, Secreta- agc l-to , Tre Senior Class A truly unforg table y ar for the seniors That is what this our last year at Mentor l-ligh has been For the third successive year Mickey Ray tapped the gavel at our class meetings S ond in command acting as president pro tem or in his usual capacity as the program chairman was Jim Shanower Peggy Armstrong filled the position as secretary handling the minutes of the meetings and the correspondence Keeping record of our treasury was the job of George l-loren ln a class of firsts others were yet added Encouraged by the Senior Class Student council elections took on a new asp ct For the first time the elections were conducted just as elections on a national scale including speeches campaigning and banners At the homecoming game the Sen nor Class for the first time sold mums and the protect was a great success We had another great success in our class play Twelve Angry Women Among other ac tivities our class presented as in years before an excellent senior assembly and sponsored a memorable homecoming dance, Our Senior year has been our busiest but most enjoyable year. After this year many of us will be leaving to commence our college careers while others of us will be taking jobs in various fields but whatever we do we will never forget our Alma Mater the wonderful years we spent here and the friends we made. tar BLEWETT, BETTY LOU ASHTON, THOMAS A wise man is strong. lOld Testament! ARCHER, LINDA Kindness is wisdom. IBaileyl ALEXANDER, GAYLE God loves to help him who strives to help himself. Send them home as merry as crickets. lRabelaisl CHAPMAN, JOHN And everything handsome about him, lShakespearel CLARK, HENRY He thinks like a philosopher and acts like a king. BOLES, BARBARA And seem to walk on wings, and tread in air, lHomerJ 9 9YTfY 0 lRousseaul lAeschylusl BLANKSCHAEN, WILLIAM His friendly nature is always welcome. lAnonJ iff BRADENBAUGH, JACK As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather. BARKER, PENNY Oh thou fairest among women, IOld Testamentl BURKHARDT, BARBARA A mind conscious of virtue may bring to thee suitable rewards. IVirgiIl CALVERT, JOHN Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. IRandsJ ICervantesI ARMSTRONG, MARGARET LOUISE Good monners be her speed. IShakespeoreI BENJAMIN, WILLIAM No evil can happen to o good man. ISocrotesl BISSELL, HARRY He was never less at leisure than when at leisure, ICicerol BARBIERI, DEBORAH Reigns more or less, and glows in ev'ry heart. IYoungI seventy-two CATHON, JANICE A good heart's worth gold. lShakespeareD conrms, CHRIS I grow old learning something new everyday. lSolonl COTTERMAN, DOUGLAS For but he wishes not to seem, to be, the best lAeschylusJ COATES, BARBARA Heaven will protect the Working Girl.. lSmithl eventy -three CLEVENGER, LARRY Full of good nature. lSheridanJ CAMPANA, FILAMENA The best of healers is good cheer. lPindarl CAMPBELL, SALLY I believe that in the end the truth will conquer. lWycIiffel COLLINWOOD, ROBERT Ready for everything. lAnonJ DICE, MARGERY Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. lTerencel FELICE, THOMAS He makes sweet music. lShakespe-arel FENNER, LYMAN Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you. IO'ReiIIyl DILLI E, NORMA Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great, fM0chiQvellil seventy-faur CURRIE, CRAIG All kin' o' smilly round the lips. lL0welll DANIELS, JUDITH Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. lEmersonl DEWITT, MARY ANN It matters not how long you live, but how well. tSyrusJ DOBELSTEIN, PAUL I laugh'd till I cried. CAristophanesl is quality rather than quantity that matters fSenecoJ As merry os the day is long iShokespearel FLETCHER,LH4DA Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves lBarriel FRACCL ROBERT A gentle knight. iAnonl FRENCH,LARRY Give me where to stand, and I will move the earth. CArchimedesl GARZONE,PHYLUS Oh, there are many things that women know. lMon tgomeryl seventy-live FULTON, ROBERT A mon hath no better thing under the sun, than to eat, and to drink, and to be merry. IOI GOETSCH, JEAN In silence also there's a worth that brings no risk. IPlutarchJ GOZELINCHICK, PATRICIA Most shy and Iadylike. ILoweIII GMITRA, JOHN The greater the man the greater courtesy. ITennysonI 1 d Testomentl A'-M .2 , 1 1 1 , 'ff' I . kgs' ' R Xa I-IANCHER, JUDITH She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. IHomerJ GODEN, WILLIAM Opinions cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for them. IMannI HARTMAN, WILLIAM A strong, silent man. IAnon,I HANES, CAROL Man's genius is deity. IPIutarchD seventy-six I '95 1 ll' 'V' ,Mig f ' y -fr x f? HUFF, JOYCE HOLT, DONALD Infinite riches in O little room. lBrontcl HEGLER, CAROLYN If a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her. lOld Testament! HIETANEN, KAREN A perfect woman, nobly planned To warn, to comfort, and command. lWordsworthl HOREN, GEORGE And there is O friend that sticketh closer than a brother, lOld Testamentl The only reward of virtue is virtueg the only way to have a friend is to be a friend, ilfmersoni HULL, RAY A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. lEmersOnl HUMPHRIES, JAMES 'Tis the wink of an eye. lKnoxl INTORCIO, DONNA RITA seyenty-seven A smile from her bright eyes. lLa Roche-foucauldi JONES, BETTY JAC KSON, THOMAS See, there is Jackson, standing like a Stonewall. lBeel isENBuRG, DORIS The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. lHomerJ JEFFERY, BETH ANN There was nothing more fun than a man! lParkerl JOHNSON, NORMAN Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing. lEmcrsonl KAMPFE, JAMES The Smile That Won't Come Off. CWeIlsl KERNODLE, JACLYN lt is not strength, but Ort, obtains the prize. lHomerJ seventy-eiqht A little word in kindness spoken, lColcsworthyl JOHNSON, KNOX A good mind possesses a kingdom. lSenecal '27 'U' KAVICKY, RAY The smallest effort is not lost, IMacKayI KOCH, KATHLEEN What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? IRousseauI KOHLER, PATRICIA The Golden Rule works like gravitation. IDoIeI KOVACH, DONALD A man of few words. IAnon7 LUZNY, DARLENE Blond, capable, and charming. IAnon.J KUCHAR, NORMAN The secret to success is constancy to purpose. iDisraeIiJ LOCKHART, JOSEPH From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. iShokespeareJ MAHONEY, MARILYN seventy-nine If you stop to be kind, you must swerve often from your path. IWebbI LONG, JEFFREY Great men stand like solitary figures in the city of God. fLongfellowl MARGATISH, JANET A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. fOld Testament? MCCARTNEY, MARILYN In her quietness is charm. fTomarl LOUIS, RUSSELL Every man will be thy friend. lBarnficldl Q7 MCCONOCHA, JACQU ELI NE LEE A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. COld Testamcntl LUTHER, DONALD A merry heart goes all the day. lShakespeareJ MARSHALL, DAVID HC stands thc shadow of a mighty name. fLuconl MCCORMACK, ETH EL And unextinguish'd laughter shakes the skies. lHomerl ohh 4? MUSTER, CAROL Little said is soon amended. iCervantesl MOBLEY, PAUL A mon is always better than o book. iCopelondl eighty-one MCLAUGHLIN, RONALD Size is not grandeur. CHuxleyl MILSALER, CAROL The very flower of youth. iTerencel MINER, BEVERLY The blush that flies at seventeen. fKipIingl MEYER, JOHN I Learn calm to face what's pressing. fHorocel 1 K .xj 2 MEYERS, WILLIAM A mirthful interior behind o quiet exterior. iAnonJ WILEY, BARBARA She doeth little kindnesses Which most leave undone, or despise. lLowelIl 'JZ PARVIN, ROBERT The Seal The Sea! lXenOphonl POJE, ANITA He that is of a merry heart NOYES, MARILYN Good health and sense are two of life's greatest blessings. lSyrusl OLSON, BRIAN Laugh yourself into stitches. iShakespeareJ PANCHER, DONALD hath a continual feast. lOld Testamentl PRIM, SANDRA And there is a smile of smiles. lBlakcl PEPPE, RONALD Between jest and earnest. lCervantesJ eighty-two Good will is the mightiest practical force in the universe. iDolel PARKS, SALLY A vast expenditure of human voice. lAristaphanesl RICHARDSON, ROBERTA Her ways are of pleasantness. IOld Testamentl PLAIN, WILLIAM Now am I hail-fellow-well-met with all. ISophoclesl PONTI, ROBERT Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. Cl-lomerl RIPPIN, SALLY The very pink of courtesy. ICervantesi IZ? 'X I . A 9. A ,rf Zire. 'tiff X 2.3133 rx, ' . ' 1 nu.. ' ggi: A' ,nl -1 3 ,,.: .I X. 351- .':'-'mzzzz gif? .Si Mfr. . z rmgwig I ' 4- -2-1:6 - 1 f ROBISON, JOYCE 'tracy What you do still betters what is done. IShakespeareJ RAMINS, PETER Lord! I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. ISwiftI RAY, MICHAEL 'Tis strange what a man may do, and a woman yet think him an angel. lThackeryJ ROLLASON, BARBARA eighty-three What sweet delight a quiet life affords. IDrumondl ROBERTSON CHARLES 4 ,. , 'fi 4-. I Szi f f A enough for living well and honourable lCicerol SKAGENBURG, JANET A well-bred silence always at command SHAEFFER, RICHARD One science only will one genius fit. lPopcl and oll her paths are peace. lOld Testamentl I I Q Tl SHANOWER, FRANK Mix Q little folly with your wisdomg o little nonsense is pleasant now and thcn lkloracnl SKAZA, CAROL Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. lTwainl X 1 NJ' Z T ef si , STEPHENS, GWENDOLYN The reward of 0 thing well done, is to have done it, llfmersonl SYRENE, TIMOTHY He collected oudienccs obout him. lfxristophonesl TOMAZIC, RAY Life is nor life ot all without delight lPotmorcI STICKLE, IVA Wonder is the basis of worshlp lCorlyIel eighfyefivc i THOMAS, JUDITH A witty woman is a treasureg a witty beauty is a power. fMeredithl WAGNER, DONALD Be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Uamesb WALL, KERMIT Wisdom of many and wit of one. CAnonJ TRUBITSKY, BARBARA ,Jn STOUT, ALICE In the faces of men and women I see God. fwhitmanl URBAS, JOHN A happy-go-lucky boy. iAnonJ URBAS, ANTHONY A merry heart that laughs at core. iAnonJ eighty-six A man's truest monument must be a mon. lSavageJ TAYLOR, JUNE Character is destiny. KHeracIitusJ wALsER, MARTIN WAGNER, MARILYN 4' 'Q' .T One good turn deserves another. lPetroniusl TOWNSEND, LOIS There is also o sure reward Q! for faithful silence. lHoroceJ 3 Y i Z . Q V3 Y,-4 A little credulity helps one on through life very smoothly. lGoskeIIl WH ITN EY, JOEL Nothing can come out of an artist that is not in the mon. fMenckenl WATKI NS, LOLA ANN ' 4' I S She must be seen to be appreciated. lAinsworthJ -A WIDMER, HELMUT x E 3 .9 1 Words sweet as honey from his lips distill'd. lHomerl WILK, RICHARD F- Not by years, but by disposition is A ,gf wisdom acquired. CPIoutusl x SQ, 3 WETZEL, SUSAN ' Manner, not gold, is womon's best adornment. lMenanderl eighty-seven Q 4-, WISE, JERRY Good to be merie and wise. II-IeywoodI WICKHAM, PATRICIA Virtue is the performance of pleasont actions. IStephensJ WIRTANEN, CAROL If thou follow thy star, thou canst not fail of glorious haven. fDanteI woLE, TED A proper man, as one shall see in o summer's day. IShakespeoreJ ,p' tif V, WISBY, WYNETTE Blue were her eyes as the fairy-flax. ILongfeIIowI WOODRUFF, PHILIP Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. IFieIdingI WOODS, EDWARD And it honour gives greatness, was great as a king. IDibdinI Z IVANCHEV, YVONNE Devilishness is her middle name. IAnonJ eiqhty-eiqht Qhfv fm s ,119 if rf ,r ELY ROBERT Handsome s that handsome does CGoldsm th? MELLEN JAMES He never says more than s necessary CAnonJ NILSSON IRENE NOT PICTURED KOSTEN ALBERT He wears the rose of vouth upon h m fSi'1Ok6SDf?O ev I .2 I I . I I i . 1 Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Cervantes? I i . r I -nine A V y ff? A ? '-lx , X .pf X K' X, ,A wg, ,V ' 06.2. Y, . 99.42 P .SNUPQJC GFS Onatflfy Plug UCCLSS f70sI Flbfer ffdss ffffkl' fvtdfacf BLSZ' IOOKILD mf' 2 Q f70Jf nfs zLf1lc, df A . 3 W Ss. ,. .1 A..1 Z., -T . VQO4' f7osZ' f?1s e,cz' 55' f bd 1 I 4 EW! ,Qin 1 b Shyv-SZ' 'Wzrj W f70SZ l4f'fl'SZ'l.C K .1 I yy.-, wiv? A h A -Q P fb X n. vi s , ' ' f7osT .sschaof f,0,Q.,2' most f,,,US,.Cl.d,1 John Zito, President Bob Biankshacn, Vrce President 5 , si Yi I J, 'fs is 5 j 3 I t L f Cami June, Secrc-tary Eill Williams, Treasurer Junior Class John Zito was elected to the highest position in his class this year. Acting as his vice presi- dent was Bob Blankenchaen. Carol June took minutes and Bill Williams ran the treasury de- partment. The high-light of the junior year was, of course, the Junior Prom, Work began on this gala event early in October. After much controversy, Madi- son Country Club was selected as the best place to hold the event. Their active participation in class activities have achieved for them a productive year. They efficiently ran the junior concession stand, making a sizable profit to add to their treasury. Down to Earth was the title of the comical play which the Angels produced during mid-March. The good times and busy schedule ofthe Juniors was abruptly interrupted and saddened by the sudden death of their beloved classmate, Larry Wheat. Out of this experience the juniors emerg- ed more mature and with greater understanding of life. All their experiences this year are only a be- ginning of the year to come, when they will be the leaders of Mentor l-ligh School. K T Row I - Karen Ahern, Lrncla Alpuno, Pat Archer, Frank Ashton, John Aycllone, Duns Barons. Row Il Y Beverly Basco Bar- lwara Bauer, Irenc Bauer, Paul Beebe, Shrrley Bllluky, lxrn Busscn. Row III - Bob Blankschaen Joyce Bonawltz, Chuck Bos, Rnchard Bos, Bob Boyer, Andy Eradnebaugh. Qow IV - Bull Brennan, Ger- ry Brlckman, Pat Brody, Bull Bryan, Gall Bukky, G'orla Burqel, Row V - Jurn Bush, Edna Carter, Bull Caldwell, Kar Cameron, Judy Carlson, AI- an Carney, Row VI - Bull Clay, Torn Cochran, Norm Collacott, Lee Comnes, Larry Cooley, Chrls Coulfon. Row yll - Neal Crawford, Bonnlc Crookshank, Doug Dodge, Dove Esple, Barbara Ewell, Pat Ferrlro. Row Vlll - Ed Fnlupak, Sandro Fluhr, Frank For- syte, Lars Francls, Esther Glllctfe, Leander Gllreafh. Row lX - Jrm Gooalwrn, Sur: Goslwrn, Jeanne l-lahlrerram, Chuck Hagenhaugh, John Haqey Nancy Hartmann nnnety-three e x. ,Q . f xy 35, SW I . 1 I mug, we l wh ,zz I ' f X1 'wvfr f X ,xx , , A xr - I . z if f' it Q Z ,AW fn' as fp! 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Drone Koenig Beverly Keeth Bull Korecn Roy Kraus Len Kraus Gary Lambert Row V I La Q lm Layman Jrm Lodge Kath Ieen Loftus Clufford Logan Bob Luck Row VI Gayic Madson Judy Moncunc Don Morfnn Dave Mason Jock Mason lohn M'I'IIc w VI Jack Meade Bonmc Melnkc Karen Moy Jcrry Meyer Moucine Meyers Jean Moodef W VII Wulbur Moore Teri Musgrave Irene New man Dennis Nada Loretta Novak Qklo Porr Raw IX Dennis PaIICrsun Poy Donna, loan Perz Bar bara Porsche Joe Pefsche Peggy PIWIIIDS ninety Icur - .i ..:. I ZIA V In E A 5 Q A H li , Y U V In A :T EEE: I I . ,.,-- ,Q- I I I I 2 i V ---:: If A l ' or or ' , - 4 .V I V .,.., QQ VL L . ,..,.. 5 5 VV . In 7 Cy' H' t H I- .: f ' ,' J, f .f 1 . ,- I 4, ff 'lf im' I .:::.r J 5. in A I . V N 5 .V I A::.. ij 1-, if Q .4 ,F A fs... O -I I V I '31 ' A ---- 'zvl , ' ,- ' :I' ' J ' ' I ' I -I ., I f I'1 ' - I ,:.,. 'I -Q-- , 1 I f I fn ,1 'I ,FL I ': ' l f ff 1 , . I 5 I Y T. ' . f if F f - J' .:,- W 'I I '-- V :'V Ro I - ,, ,i , .I :I . 5- -E, V 1 I I A 1 . as -Q -.,: Q 1 X A .7 I t Y , i f i R I ' I 'H l I 'V ., I 4 VVI' A ' N ' ' 'MT rj, X K' . A y f f f if I f ,f I 4 gc' K 'vii 6,VV I 1523. I ,R I ' Ve.. -li -I 7: I IV - H , - i ,I fl, , , I ,.,.. ' VXI ' J , ' . ' 4 L' If I' .1 '- I 5 I . f',.: I .. i I ' A we Iss '. gf ,. 4 I-BII '19 -- ' ' ' Q... ' ' sis . ly, ' 4 I I W . l 14 If I ,223 1 M x I f . I ,' 'n W I 43, ,Hz ,,, Lf zu I W N Q A ,?E::2.I- Q , G , I , , , I- ,V N I j ,. sq' Iyy: J u Sig st Q , ,v . X N nl , , 3,7 ? , v .4-1 -A-5 y - :I Q i . . qf Ro I - I ! as V -1: ,j s --:-:v , ..,.,::, a v'v' .--::f ' , E, 'v 'g U' 1 V I N ' , ' . ' - ' 5 , Vw I f M- ,Y K 1 . Y n ., I 4, I I Q Q Q! 1' I W f 4' f V H RO I . 9 My , ., . 9 L ,, ,Q I , I - ,: - ,I ' Row I - Sharon Pnckernng, Arlene Pozor, Dcle Prnme, Lclt Proegler, Pat Ramkey, Beverly Ramsey. Row ll - Joan Recs, Joel Reba, Joan Rlgo, Jean Rnnker, Judy Robunson, Tom Ross. Row lll - Ron Rulrson, Bob Schubrnng, Alan Schultz, Sue Sebork, Carol Sueberf, Jack- nc Suller. Row IV - Jim Slmcr, Carol Skagcnberg, Don Slupe, Frank Steinfurth, Jack Stew- art, Scott Strucklond. Row V - Vlrgmla Summers, Nancy Tessmer, Glenda Truesdale, Bob Tulkka, Tony Urbas, Danna Vaccaruello. Row VI - Judy Veugel, Paul Vlnkovlch, Andy Warner, Alex Warner, Janice Woid- fke, Nell Wolford. Row VII - Gaul Woodrow, Fred Welkert, Wayne Wiley, Bull Wsllnams, Dorothy Wu!- son Lucy Wnse, Raw VIII - Larry Wheat, Lorene Yard, Nancy Young, Joe Yuse, Mary Ellen Ze- man, Gary Branem. nlncty-fnvc Sophomore Class l957 was the first year in Mentor High for the members of the Sophomore Class. They have the largest Sophomore class ever to attend our school. Even though they are large, they found themselves somewhat lost and confused by strange surroundings and unfamiliar faces. lt did not take them long to become acquainted though. At the beginning of the year they chose their officers. They elected Ralph Wellington to lead them through their first year at their new Alma Mater. As second in command or program chair- man, they elected Bob Roy. Faith Jarvis took the minutes as their secretary, while Judy Clark, class treasurer, collected the money. These officers did an excellent job in conducting the meetings in an orderly manner, planning interesting programs for the meetings, keeping accurate records of proceed- ing, handling correspondence, and keeping careful accounts. The Sophomore class is not only large, but it promises to be a very active and successful class. They have shown that they have the attitude DEC- essary for success in the rapid and friendly manner with which they became familiar with our school and made friends. Showing that they were an active class was very easy. Their wonderful par- ticipation in sports both on the field and in the cheering section, and their success in school ac- tivities such as the magazine drive show that they really have the spirit to work, to fight, and to win, We know that their remaining years in high school will be just as successful and we wish them the best of luck in carrying out the high ideals and traditions of their Alma Mater. 1 Row l - Boo Abel, Karen Alexander, Elsvc Arruson Van Arthur, Rrcharu Ban- croft, Llnda Barnart Sandy Barctow Raw ll - 'Jaxe Baseler, Claudette Balwlrlltz AIWVW Beckman, Nancy Bcnlomln, Sue Berketille, Bo' Black Tana Blanche Raw lll - Sylyua Elarn Pat Bewrten, Jlm Bowers, Wayne Brlttaln, Jean Brody Jett Brothers, Ton: Brcv-rw Row ly Barlsara Brown Joe Eutchck Don Busch Kathy Cahlll Tea Calvert Lawn Carpenter Rose Car er Row V Tum Casgar Judy Caste Duane Cottrell Mal ym Chapuus Beth Chapman Kelth Clark Sandy Clark Row VI Judy Clark Judy Connell Mary Ellen Cook Gerry Corle Wmston Cot terman Vlynon Crookshank bally Curran Row Vll Carol Dams Pat DeCapua Lyle Deemer Gladys Dolencc Glarla Dol ence Jack Deylne Jean Drexel Row Vlll Jam Duncan Dan Erlqcll Mary Fark George Farmer Nell Flsher Loulse Faster Doug Frey Garrart Fred Garzcne Gall Gebeau Roger Gert ltz Ron ne Glann tt John Qnezer w Mar y.:OO1wlrt e t G orlwm Chuck Grgr ner Gary Gr wr Leon G Gre n N. cwne Green ana G r w rd Gr me JO rx as B tl Hall Jackle al 3' .f ll 'fx -lv 9 ,- xx : ma -Q ,- sv T7 f- M W f if l' 5 M N fy. 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N' 7 I W ' '1,.','. 2 3 45 'uv 'SZ' ,rn ft , W y 1.x J I l-er ff. io, f 0 x , ,,.N,,....... Jw... - KI 2-, W 22 4 5. '15 P3 , .335- IE, Q' ur 1' . . :L ,Eg js ,I ff- 4-P .rn Aa -1'Y 2, 'Q W X, ,lf 'W' 5' , 0 , f' 1 1 1 .A 'f Mar '7 x ,lv I f 91, 'lr WUI, l - ,- Row I - Charlotte Hoyer, Dale Hayes, Peggy Hayes, Rene Hazen, Ronnie Hern- burggrl Joy Hcndcrshol, Duane Henderson, Row II - Beverly Henry, Lnnda Henslee, Ed Holmes, Pat Holmes, Sue Hoprlch, Pct Hull, Dan Hutchlnson. Row Ill - EC Hursh, Paul Isakson, Judy Jacobs, Forth Jorvus, Gary Jenkuns Dale Johnson, Jeff Jones. Row IV - Trey Jones, Mary June, Carol Kapoe, Judy Karako, Celina Kvnny, Den- nis Klosterrnan, Maynard Kocnlikc. Row V - Bilrbara Kohler, Mackey KoI1!cr, Betty Kon- clas, Judy Keoaler, Carol Kraft, John Kroh, Ray Krstollc, Row VI - Bob LaFrance, Jlrn Lewis, Ruth Llebrock, Lnnda Logan, Carol Lynn, Linda Mclntyre, Blllle Ma- honey. Row VII - Judy Mahon, Ruth Martln, Chuck Mental, Sue Myers, Pat Myers, Larry Middleton, Barry Mlller. Row VIII - Janet Mullgate, Carol Millard, Rosalle Mltch- cll, Vnvuan Moore, Dawn Moore, Judy Munson, Karen Neely. Row IX - Jim Ncrl, Jcrry Nell, Brugge Nnchols Coral Newberry, Dxane O'ConneII, Dolores Ocvrrak Duane Or- aol. Rav. X - Ewe Ortmann, Ottalee Paae John Passe- rotu, Joyce Peaonsu, Bob Peters, Herman Plmlllps, Peggy Pnnllups Row l - Sue Richardson, Karon Ricncleou, Bill Rine- hardt, Joy Rmkcr, Carol Roolck, Dexter Rowcls, Bolw Rogers, Row ll - Mary Rogers, Sherry Rogers, Bob Roy, Bob RUDIHSRI, Judy Russell, Ruth Sobo Tom Salczus. Row lll - Sonny Salter, Carol Sebuls, Pat Schock, Dole Schaffer, Francis sehlappal, Dick Schmiedle, Larry Serie, Row IV - Joe Seres, Con- nie Sidoti, Diane Shandle, Phil Shondle, Roberta Shanower, Barbara Shusky, Leonard Schwartz. Row V - Don Skoza, Jock Stodler, Kathy Stickle, Coro- lyn Shirk, Dick Smith, Roger Smith, Pete Snyder. Row VI - Armella Speth, Barbara Stewart, Doris Stew- art, Donna Stedman, Bor- baro Stockhous, .lim Storm, .lim Sutton Row VII - Judy Swank, Jack Teigarty, Cliff Tengler, Sherry Thompson, Bill Thompson, Pot Thornherg, Gayle Troyer. Row VIII - Tim Truman, Don Tuikko, Roy Urbas, Linda Vonl-loosen, Jeanette Vasco, Rudy Veselko, Mars Waoar, Row IX - Jerry Wagner, Joan Wagner, Richard Wag- ner, Steve Walker, Bonnie: Ware, Eugene Wallingford, Ralph Wellington. Row X A Bill Wetzel, Jerrx White, George Wickert, Joyce Williams, Elizabeth Williams, Karen Winches- ter, Bryan Winston Row Xl - Jock Winters, Frank Wolfe, Dove Wolfe, Mary Wyatt, Sandy Yoxlcy, Nancy Yentch, Ann Young, ninety-nine 3 t 41 r If Q 'G X , - 4, J f A ., 'P 'Q , .gf , 23 :59, 'S' 'fi ., 7 1 I5 .fd rj 5-J fl I f f , I ' 1 , i, 1 ,- J 25 3, 1 s ma -, I .ta -. .QA I .Il A 49 5 V. 7 I ' ,Vg 1 ' Q 1 I -Q- Xt is ' S'- I if v 241 Ile: 6 rn A 'r '21 Ind! , .,,. . .. 1 '3 .B '1 A g' r5'.r ,I ie l l ,f r :fl '.'.. S, ? X si 3, 1 4 of fl Xl pq? l I ' i l ' 'X 1 x . ., Hit Shall Zlivrp Ehg Himnuriw Eur fi ,,f jx ff, 1 num 3111 L9111' 1'IPZII'I5 1111, Svhall iKP111v111l1rr The Halls of Ivy Study Study Study 'lf no hundred three av i Uur School Splrlt To the students of Mentor Hugh We re from Mentor Hugh School and no one could be prouder We feel that your spurut and sportsrnonshup durung the 1956 57 sport seasons were over and above onythung ever shown before Your reactuon to the pep assemblues and your enthusuasm at the games made us burst wuth prude Your pep and support partucularly at the Unuversuty game was a thrull that wull not be forgotten As cheerleaders of Mentor Hugh and on behalf of the team we would luke to thank each of you for your cooperotuon and loyal support M H S Cheerleaders one hundred fuye ,Z 1 1 r '. , . . . I, . . . , M. - L. H. H. 5 . . gi V' g ' ' ll I I 5 'fi E . . . . . gl I L2 L. 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OD OD Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Patron lust Lee Alexander C R Archer R C Armstrong Wulllom D Benlomln Harry Bussell Wolter Boles Wm P Blankschaen George Barbueru Albert Blewett John H Campbell arlon E Danuels an on on an on on on Cho on on on an an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs rlotte Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Paul DeW1t Frank Dolence S Richard C Elllston Nelson C Fenner Alden S Fletcher Vernon L French Fred Garzone Goetsch Robert L Honcher Everett J Hletonen John Holmes George T Huff George W Hull Norma lntorcuo OD OV1 OI1 OH OF1 Cll'1 OI1 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs O M lsenburg K G Jackson F W Jeffery Carl H Johnson Walter E Kohler Joseph F Kuchor Wullvam L Long Mr ond on an on on on on on on on an an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs George Louls Francrs Luther John M Mahoney John Morgatush Olnver R Marshall Earl McCartney Wm C McConocho J C McCormack Steve E Mllsaler G W Nulsson J J Ponta E H rm Lothar and Dr Ira Romans and an an on on an an on on on on on on on on on on an on Ars Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Wulluom W Rlchardson Charles R Robertson Edward C Robunson Glenn E Roth Robert B Shanower Stanley R Shonower Fred Shemenske Charles E Skagenburg Clarence Sorber C J S eth Howard Stephens Ruchord E Stout Wm L Thomas Harold Wagner LeoJ Wall Frank Wudmer J H Wlsby Earl L Woodruff Simon Zuvanchev hddtl o Mr. d . . , ' Mr. d . . . 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W ..:i1,.:. . - V' .,3g:,1E21::i1: ' ' l ....,-.,-.-...... i.,. - ..,. ,.., ,.,. un red fiftee neereet Best W1erree +o the Graduates of 1957 Expenenced Specnalusts Dry Cleanung and Laundering PAINESVILLE LAUNDRY Cr DRY CLEANING CO 1330 Mentor Avenue 257 East Mann Street Paunesvnile Onno Conoratdatlons For a Job 'Well Done SHANOWER ELECTRIC STANLEY R SHANOWER 801 MENTOR AVENUE MENTOR OHIO Phone BLacl4burn 5 2397 At Overnute Farm FRIGIDAIRE KELVINATOR AMANA CARRIER Quality Appliances uallty Servrce Everybody Knows Everybody Wants Q4 'f-V - ICA Lv V - JU L in O I H 4 V , , , bw fi Y Comp11ments of Smlth Equlpment 1645 Mentor Avenue BARSTOW INC Jewelry ond Gifts Pune Men s Apporel Ponnesvulle Shoppnng Center Success Abels Golden Dawn Food Store Open Dolly Phone Bl. 5 2l l8 Evnnrude Qutboorcl Motors New ond Used B ots Morlne l'c1rclwore orcl Supplues Flshrng Tockle Mcrrtln Bros Momne Supply Inc l554 Mentor Avenue M ntor Om TPUCK WAY RESTAURANT Route 20 Mentcr Oh: Serxr e Stotlon ond Restouront Good F od 24 hour Wrecker oncl reid serx Congrotulotuons To The Closs ot l957 For A Job Well Done The Muller Realty Company l526 Mentor Avenue Phone BL 5 2333 Ment nr Oh: n h led Y l Q l I . . 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R WCC l Q - r 'r' l -1- -..--,-- -------- - --------- -.---.----- nfl SCVC' Congratulations To The C1055 Qt 1957 Mentor Printing Co JOB PRINTING IIl2 N Center Street Phone BL 5 3161 Compliments of Mentor Elevator Authorized Service Dealers Briggs Stratton Lauson Clanton Power Products Reo Clunton Cham Saws Wrnght Power Saws We own and operate our own plant IAY DEE CLEANERS Cleanung Pressmg and Alteratuons QUALITY CLEANING 1687 Mentor Avenue Mentor Ohno Best W I shes F rorn H E MASTERS GROCERY Cor Lake Shore Blvd and Rt Best Washes for a Better Future South Shore Tool G' Development, Inc Desxgners of Tools and Gauges For Jet Anrcraft Engines Lake Shore Boulevard Mentor Ohno . 1. 1 .1 1.1.. 1..1 1 .1 .1 1 .1 .1 ........-..1....1...I1..1, 1.. 1. 1.1 .1. 1 1 -...1 1 .1 I I 1 1 T o 0 1 I 11 11 5 ' I 1................1-..1....1....1....1....1...1.-.1...,1...1...1....1...1..1 ..1....1....1 .... 1- .1-.1..-1....1....1....-.-...1 .1....1....... U 1 Congratulatnons to the Class of 57 Columbia Match Co I456 Station Street Mentor Ohno BOOK MATCHES MATCH MACHINERY Complete Match Plants Installed Throughout The World DRAPER HARDWARE GERARD K KLYN Inc HARDWARE PAINTS GLASS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ROSE GROWERS and NURSERYMEN I4l7 Mentor Ave Mentor Ohio Phone BL 5 8l4I Mentor Ohuo Amr.: Fur-:os Fon REAL :sure K05-I-ER S MoRTaAGss Compare Our Costs Interest Rate and Service We Buy Your Mortgages and FAIRMONTS ICE CREAM Load COHIVOCTS LUNCHES DELICATESSEN R M CASE l425 Mentor Avenue l4l9 Mentor Avenue Mentor Ohio Compliments to the Class of 57 From Bltzer Furniture Company FURNITURE and RUGS for EVERY HOME Palnesvnlle Ohlo I9 S St Clanr Street ELmwood 4 4622 ' I o 0 I .. .... ..I. ..,.....-,,...I.,.-H.,-I...-,.1- .....,.....-I..-,,,.-H..-..,.- .. ,...,, -...,..,,.-,,.,- .........,.-.......,.- M.. ....-H1... Q U I I 1 I i ., , I . 5 I ..-M...-. -I...-,. 1,..-M.-Wi.. 1,....,,,.-..-M-.,.-, .-,..,..,.u-.,,,-I...-......,...-.,,.-I......t-..-.,..-I...-H..-.-....-,,..-,,..-.,.4-H..- I I 5 I I I i s o i I -...... .- ..-U - -...... -U-...-,,.-,........-..-....-,...-,,..-I--,...-......,,-..-.,.-I...-,M....-....-...1..-..- -.. -t....... ' I o 0 l h d d t BEST WISI-IES FRQM OSBCRNE INC Comer of Route 305 and Mentor Avenue MENTQR CHIC 1. 4 I Compliments The Educational Supply Company PRINTERS ENGRAVERS BOOKBINDERS S ppl Comphments of CASTELLO S GREENHOUSE FLORISTS Elowers Eor All Occoslons Member of the E T D Phone BL 5 888 1025 N Center Stree DELIVERY SERVICE W t f 7 SINGER SEWING MACHINE PAINESVILLE WILLOUGHBY f 7 SANBORN MOTOR EQUIPMENT INC N Sf School ond Office u ies Poinesville, Ohio I . - . T .. I,.I - I,.I .. ,,., - ,,I. - ..I. -i.- I.II - ,,.. - ,,I. - ,... .. I.,R - ,... - I.II - R.I. - ,.R. .. R.,, - ..I. ,-i -,.,- RRR, -i.,.. R..R - A.RR .. R..R - R..I -,..-.i-..,,-,. ! Best ishes to he Class o '5 COHQVOTUIOIIOVWS fo The Cioss o '5 ! I I 1 Q 54 . are Street Poinesville, Ohio 1 I hu 'Y CCNGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 Howells Heating Cr Metal Products' Inc. Phone Bl.aCkburn 5-2268 Heating and Air Conditioning Armco Steel Buildings General Sheet Metal 1678 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio Al Howells Jack Howells John Harriger Dave Wright BEST WISHES from Trevies Drive lnn Where Good Food and Good Company Meet ln the Center of Mentor o o hldttt Your Fashuon Center at the Shopplng Center 1'onn1e arr1s DRESSES SPORTSWEAR SUITS COATS and ACCESSORIES All Glfts Symbohze Aff6Ct1OI1 and Devotlon They are selected wlth great care and delaberatuon When gnft shopplng we Invite the pleasure of your VISIT R U S S E L L S THE HOME OF GIFTS IN PAINESVILLE Congratulotlons To The Class ot l957 Sears Roebuck and Company 95 N Park Place coNoRATULATuoNs MENTOR LANES 8 Alleys For Your Bowlnng Pleasure Phone Whitehall 2 3969 Mentor Avenue hddtlth 4 Pannesvllle Ohno DUTCH S GARAGE Prop Ollver Shoemaker GENERAL MOTOR TRUCKS Wnllys Cars and Trucks Hudson Sales and Service l88 Chester St Palnesvnlle Ohm I - -lr-T-9-9-9-l-ly-yll- -y-l -r-lT,-l-y- -l-l-l- - - -T --yl-rr- T- - - 1 1 1 I y C 1 A E Q T i l l7 - S ,, A ' , k l l Good Luck 'fo the Closs of 57 I A SMITH G SONS MEN 3 APPAREL Two Stores Pomesvllle Wlll ughby BEST WISHES Class of l957 53 17522 MXH nesvllles Corner on Foslw on Comphments of Compliments of BEDFORD S MEN S SHOP Po nesv Ile Ohio l858 l957 IOHN RICH I EWELERS l62 Mom Street Pomesvalle Ohlo HENRY UNGERS BUILDING CONTRACTOR -5. -I - llll --ll-H.-- ,... ..-- l- - - ,-...- ll.. -,.,-...,,,,-x,,,,4,-,,. ,-U.. -,,,-,,-.-.,- 4, I ! ! ' l Q 1 ! I I l l a i , ' ' ' ' o l l I -,,,..ll.. l- ll,, -..- ,l,, - ,..l - lll, - ,,,l - ,,,. -... H - ,,,, - ,,,, ,. ,.,, .. .,,. - .,., -..- - .-..- - .. l-l - -..,- l ! l - ' I If 1 . BL Q , , I Q J , l Poi ' ' i .. ,l,, -. - .. ,l.. -,.-l-.l- -l-1- l.., - ..,l - lll. -,.. ,,,, - l.,. -!...- l,.l - -l -l- -..l- - -.l,-, - - - . hddt To the Closs of 57 DeLUXE MOTEL Compluments To The Closs of 1957 From Mentor Jewelers DIAMONDS WEDDING RINGS TROPI-IIES WATCHES JEWELRY BL 5 2132 1063 N Center St Menfor Ohio Congrofuloflons To The CIoss of 1957 From Shop Rrte Food Stores 1413 Mentor Avenue BL 5 2170 2125 Mentor Avenue BI 5 2472 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 57 Fenton s Market 1675 Mentor Avenue MENTOR OHIO Compllments f LAKE COUNTY HARDWARE In the Pounesvulle Shoppung Center Complnments of Member of QUALITY COURT UNITED Inc 'Y BL 5 2303 EL 2 3994 T -1- 1111... Z.. 1 11... ,..,,,,.,.,..,1,1,,1,.1,,,1 1,.1.,..., ,ii 4, . ' . ,, I I O - I I I ,. ,,,, -,,- ,,,, -,,.. ,,., ,.- ,,., - .. I I ! , O , I I I I . I I . , , I I I I wcn -five Merrick Motors, Inc. Lake County's Oldest G. M. Dealer The Home of CADILLAC --- Distinguished, Beyond All QtherS And PONTIAC Dollotr For Dollor You Corn t Beot Pontroc SERVICE SALES MERRICK MOTORS Inc l88 North Stote Street PorneSV1lle Qh C Phone FL 44303 Owner Fred Mernck Mentor Pe tdent BL 5 2355 ll 1 I u I l ' 1 1 ' I A N' - .... . 1 S , 4' - 'I' The Mentor Mansion Furniture, Inc Ohuo s Most Interestnng Store Welcomes you to browse through our many wnngs ot the tremendous Mount Vernon Mansnon and see Early Amerlcan Traditional and Modern Furnnture On Route 20 at the eastern edge of Mentor Ohno Bl. 5 2989 Hellrlegel s Inn Located at Cherry Forms The Eatnng Place wlth the Country Club Atmosphere Unexcelled Food WHALEY S HARDWARE GIFTWARE I-IOUSEWARES HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS I8I Mann St Poxnesvrlle Ohuo WRIGHT S DEPT STORE Paznesvnlle Shoppnng Center 1483 Mentor Avenue Just West of Faurgrounds D M SPERBER Manager hIIf tys Phone EL 4 9530 Congratulations To the Class ot I957 S S KRESGE CO Pounesvulle s Fnendly Store CARLISLE ALLEN On the Park downtown PaInesvuIIc 0 o O 11 A 1 - 11 , . 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I ., , I I I I .. .,,, .- ,,,, .- ,t.. 1 .t,. -.,.1-w- ttt- -I-1 - 1t-- 1111 Yrw' - - tttt 1 tttt -H- t.-- I , I - I E - I I 1 I I 1.,ii1i..i... 1. .iw-lu-,Ui..m1.-iii.1ii.i.-...i..-W1-ii, ,,., it-1 W-ii.,-.ii.,1i..i1..,.1i-.,1.m..ii.1.iii1., -...1 ii 11 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Mentor Furniture Company Specialists in Early American Carpet Draperies Slpcover Wall Paper i662 Mentor Avenue Mentor Ohio Phone Bl. 5 2926 Conqratulatlons To The Class of 1957 THE MENTOR LUMBER 6' SUPPLY CO Mentor QhlO BUY THE BEST BUTLD BETTER Compliments f MENTOR HARDWARE Complete Ho d are Serv ce eoop LUCK MEO S BEVERAGE Cor Lake Shore Blvd and Hopkins Road hdd I . l I I .., .. ,... ..,.. -.,,.. ....,- ...,,........,.... .,., ..,.,- ,,,. - .,,, ... ,... - ,,.. - ,... - ,.., - ,,., - - ,-..-,,.-,.,,-,- - - - I I 'i L l , l O l I E I ! l r w i ' Q l l COHQ1 otulcxnone to the Close of 1957 BRUNNER FUNERAL HOME Mentor Avenue Mentor Olnlo Complurnents of J Fraccl 6' Sons FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS We TeIegroph Mentor Ohio Phone BL 5 2297 Vlslt CORFIAS DRIVE IN RESTAURANT For the Best of Food ond the Best of Servuce Mentor Avenue Mentor Ohuo h d 1 ty Complxments of MIKE S BARBER SHOP The New Modern Borber Shop of Mentor Mentor Ave Mentor Ohno - I w I , . s O f '- I .4 I I I I 5 I - I I I I 1 I . . 2 -1 1 , , Q I I Wolf Insurance Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Ottlce Phone BL 5 8558 Res Wnlteholl 2 3119 1697 Mentor Avenue Mentor Ohio 30 Yeors of Sotustcactory Service BEST WISHES FROM Western Auto Associate Store Horne Owned by George Briggs 1689 Mentor Avenue Phone BL 5 8525 Mentor Ohno F adel s Mentor Always A Fme Qelecnon of Na+1ona11y Famous Apparel For The Entue Farmly 1673 Mentor Ave BL 5 2230 1 o A - 1 k.: L 1 1 o I ' Cornpluments of WM BOOTH CO REALTOR General Insurance Mentor Ohuo l677 Mentor Avenue Mentor Ohno Phone BL 5 8220 HERB S AUTO WRECKING Route 20 Mentor Ohlo Whitehall 2 3809 Congratulations To Th Class of l957 The C Merkel 6' Sons Co FLORISTS l308 Maple Street Phone BL 5 8222 MENTOR OHIO CONGRATULATIONS To the Class ot l957 Mentor Pharmacy l695 Mentor Avenue Mentor Ohuo Phone BL 5 8233 Flowers For All Occasions HAVEL S FLOWERS Weddung and Funeral Deslgns Hospital Arrangements Corsages Cut Flowers Potted Plants Route 20 Mentor Oh o h'ldtl'1 Complurnents of TONY S BEVERAGES Mentor Avehue Mentor Ohio BL 5 2057 TlllllTlT--T-7---iTllinlil-T-iI 7 I I I O K I l l T . 3 1 l . , ' T ' A I f i l l ' e 0 O I f 4 l l 1 ' T ! 1 l ' I . L 3 . Q I A l - ' , 1 1 I . ty- Me Willoughb Consolidate THIS FUND sPoNsoReo BY THE LARGE INDUSTRY MEDIUM INDUSTRY The Ohlo Rubber Company Barnum 8. Chemicals lnc Thompson Products lnc Vnctor Browmng Co Economy Engineering Co Feedall Enguneermg Kennametal lnc Relghart Steel S S Parsons Engnneerung Sheraton Furniture LARGE MERC Flsher Bros Co Glasscock Chevrolet Co Lalrd Lumber Co News Herald Amerncan Fruut Growers Pub C Baker Drug B ebower Bros Feed 8 Supply Benson s Store For Men Cnty Loan 8. Savlngs Co Clnnger Motor Sales Inc Cochran J P Co Coleman Young Motors Danuels Bros Fuel Co Goff Kirby Co H 8. J Hardware Hardgrove Realty Hogan Packard Joseph Shoes Inc Kenyon Furniture Barnes Seed 81 Supply Co Beverly Frocks Brandt Candy Kntchen Brnchtord Shell Servlce Carroll s Sweet Shop Clark 81 Pike Co Huppler Paunters Holden Realty Hough Bakery Hyke Rubber C0 lntorcuo s Casino Cottrell s News Stand Kurtrndqe Inn Dauntee Beauty Shop Dav Ed Jewelers Dlsbro R M Insurance Dot Restaurant Drexel Heating Co Economy Savnngs 81 Loan Lake Funance Lormeux Hotel Dr A A Arcaro Robert A Clanr Ralph V Greene S Carpenter Wayne Davus Dr Raymond Grelner Norman Chase Roger Elson Dr R W Grur1d1Sl'1 John Claur J Dr Paul D Ferns John Guroy Great Atlantic gr Pacotuc Tea Co MEDIUM MERC Faurley 81 Gressel Foods General ANIOIIOH Inc Hermans Dry Cleanung SMALL MERC Frances Dress Shop Kleuteld Restaurant Kosters Sweet Shop Leonellos Restaurant 81 Bar Lumber 8. Tnm Inc C W Hagesteld Verne A Heunz Harry Huston J Harry Kllllan had PROF , . A . . I O. . e . ' . U I . S , . , . , . . . - I U I I . . , . . 1 l - - I , . . I , . . , . , ' '. Dr. . . Drs ,K. ' . La , ' , , . Dr, , r. ', r. A . ' Dr. ' ' one un re thnrty-t of harrt and Servrce Fund GHBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EOR SMALL INDUSTRY Alpha Products lnc Patt Bros Wnllo Hrlls lndustrres Wrlloughby Screw Machrne Products Wrlloughby Machrne Co lnc SERVICE Standard Orl Willoughby Motors Vane Theater Inc LE OR SERVICE E OR 0 NAL Kanter Bros Lake Shore Lumber Co Leaders Trarler Park Lou s Frrestone Merl s Department Store Modern Shoe Store Parnesvrlle Telegraph Selpp Oldsmobrle Co Sumon H F Store SERVICE Mel s Guft 81 Card Shop Mllmrne Sewrng Machrne 81 Applrance Center Olson s Saddlery P Z Shoe Servlce 84 Repalrs Page Nell Beauty Shop Prokop J L 8. So s Roller Bowl Roma Cafe Stalker Service Statron Tom s Sunoco Station Todd Whlnnery Allen 8. Assoc Rrchard Kocher Dr J E McCracken Dr O lmrrch Kovachs S E Mr Dr Warren Payne E ash Dr Ralph Nelson Frank Sacher A Mahan Orgel 8. Hunter Dr George Scott hddttt LARGE BUSINESS Cleveland Electrrc lllumrnatrng Cleveland Trust Co East Ohro Gas Co Frrst Federal Savrngs 8- Loan Lake County Natnonal Bank Ohlo Bell Telephone Co Wrlloughby Hardware F W Woolworth Co Smrth J A 81 Son Snyder Furnrture Sturms Food Market Towne 84 Country TV Applrances Warehouse Beverage Store Wrlloughby Auto Accessorres Wrlloughby Fashron Shop Wrlloughby Termrnals Co Wrrghts Department Store Town House Unrted Food Mgt Servnce nc Wachs lce 81 Fuel Waco s Restaurant Weather Lock Co Cab Cool 8. Supply Frozen Foods Fruit Market Gas 8. Orl Co Photo Supply Prrntrng Co Yolanda s Beauty Shop Wnlloughby Wrlloughby Wrlloughby Wrlloughby Wllloughby Wrlloughby Wllloughby L Patterson M M Stetson Florence Taka Bennet Vance Herbert Wells CY 0 0 . ' ' ' Co. ' ' Co. ' ' ' ' ' . ' , l . Page, L. A, 81 Son Wllloby -Lounge Bar I , . . n Dr. ' . . . . . . Dr. , . Dr, ' Dr. . . 'ller . Dr. Dr. VL , Dr. Dr. . . Dr. un re hir y- hree CGNGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 W RRIE RE LTV C0 Reottors And Insurers 1680 Mentor Avenue Mentor Qhlo BLockborn 5 8044 O 1 1 1 BEST WISHES TQ THE CLASS CF 1957 MENTOR MQTOR SALES 1634 Mentor Avenue Mentox Che For Cve DU Yec1rS 'fhe Grecrte Name m Tmcks , A '- T . 4 I w S L , - HYTREE PHARMACY 1421 Mentor Ave Phone BL 5 3200 Mentors Frnendly Drug Store Congrotulotlons To the Class of 57 Congrotulot ons to the CLASS OF 1957 FLUID CONTROLS INC Center Street MENTOR OHIO Steve s Sohlo GAS O L GREASING Mentor Avenue ond Burr dge BL 5 9986 KLYN S GARDEN CENTER 39700 Nentoz I-Xve 1 Mlle West of Mentor Phone WH1teHo11 2 5683 Complete L1ne of Landscape Supphes Extermor 6. Interlor + 4- h + - ,1-, -- - ,1,. -.,,-,..-11-,.1.- -,.1 - 1.,, -A-,,-r,- ,,.r ..1.. ,V11 - 1,.. - 1,.1 - .,.. -,-H,-W,-1-,N-,,,,,,,H,,-,,,,-,-W- ..,...,,- 1 ! 1 E I II I ' ll 1 1 1 I , ! 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I I ... - - - -.,- ,... -.,.- .,,. -.,,-, - .,., ..,.... ..,, ...,,-,,,,..,,- ..,, - .... .. - - - -.- .. - - - .. .......+ ENGRAVINGS for Y CLEVELAND ENGRAVING CQMPANY b u Patronize Your Advertrsers Co Editors Sally Campbell and Gwen Stephens Assistant Editors Judy Hancher and Karen Hietanen Make up Staff Editor Feature Stott Editor Script Stott Editor Art Statt Editor Carol Shemenske Joyce Hutt Linda Fletcher Jean Goetsch Pat Kohler Joyce Robison Betty Lou Blewett Bev Miner Carol Milsolcr Judy Thomas Alice Stout Mary Dolence Carol Hanes Judy Daniels Tom Ashton Jackie Kernodle Robe rta Richardson Janet Margatlsh Photog raphy Sta tt Editor Business Stott Typists Sponsor Margie Dice Pat Wickham Sandy Prim Knox Johnson Bill Benjamin Jim Shanower Ray Hull Carol Schroeder Judy Speth Carol Skaza Janet Skagenbutg Peggy Armstrong Yvonne Zivanchev Miss Eloise Stoner nnual Staff