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

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 newncl After spending much time, engaging in much work, and bearing the onerous tasks involved in its production, the Senior class is proud to present its yearbook, the 1962 Cardinal Notes. This annual is the culmination of all our years in high school; for us, it is the epitome of literature. To us, the Cardinal Notes will not be another book upon the shelves of dying novels. It is the remembrance of all the good, all the joys, all the friends we have had. So we tried, indeed, to make our yearbook a classic of annuals. To do this, we have made our book traditional, as evidenced by the cover and subject matter. But tradition is sometimes dull and we have attempted to alleviate such a situation through the use of candid pictures. Notice how among the more formal pages of our book we have dispersed remembrances of more, informal moments. Soon, the class of 1962 will depart from Mentor High School, sad but wiser. However, before we leave, let the pages of our annual now unfold before you as we begin: Thanks For The Memories

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‘DedicatuM. In sincere appreciation this annual is dedicated to one who in five years has endeared himself to the entire student body, and especially, to the Class of '62. A man who has achieved the ultimate in the co-operation of his students, he has been always exacting, yet mild. Respected for his intellect, admired for his abilities, and liked for his interest in his pupils, he represents the epitome of the teacher-friend-and gentleman. His classroom is frank, yet colored with a gentle humor, reflecting his personality. He minors in chemistry; his major is understanding. To a man cherished by his students for being more than their instructor and benefactor — MR. BRUCE M. WHANN