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

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Regardless, almost everyone has been the victim of a short class nap at some time in his life. No, kinder- garten doesn't count! Well, come on, be honest. Have you ever been caught? So the teacher called your name and you were suddenly forced out of your dream world. Mot too bad. At least you weren't lean- ing on your hand only to awake to the thud of your head hitting the desk. That's the worst. Well, if it wasn't one of these choices, then maybe the yearbook photography staff got you and placed your pic- ture right here. I guess we caught you catchin' a snooze!

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Try to picture it- It's the middle of a long lecture on the causes of the Revolutionary War. Your eyes drift slowly, your head is swaying, and you consistently yawn. Before you Know it, your snoring is the domi- nant sound in the room. So what's your excuse? I know, who really cares what the causes of the Revo- lutionary War were? It's over, and they always say you should never live in the past. All right, fess up. 1 know you've all been there. Okay, so if it's not the Revolutionary War then it must be those boring film- strips you always see in health class. (continued on the next page)

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When The Clock Strikes 2:26 When The Clock Strikes 2:26 A tone of the bell echos through the empty hallways into the classrooms full of restless students. The clock reads 2:26 P.M. exactly, sig- nalling that sixteenth mod- ule is oven Everyone quick- ly exit out the door and another day of school has ended. The lockers slam loudly, ringing through the halls, as the students grab their boots and coats and head for home, to an after- school activity, or just out with some friends. Each person heads out on his or her own separate way and soon the locker bays are si- lent. Another day of school has gone by. Extreme upper left: The clock strikes 2:26 P.M. signalling the end of the school day. Extreme center left: Junior Lynette Becker helps out at homecoming set-up. Extreme lower left: Our Mentor Drama Club works hard after school to perfect their perfor- mance. Center upper left: Kathy Baker is reunited with her boyfriend at a Mentor high football game. Center upper right: Eootball requires a lot of hard practices, but the great reward of victory makes it all worthwhile. Center bottom: The Boys Varsity Soccer Team stay after to try to defeat another team. Every- one concentrates on winning. Extreme upper right: A great tasting afternoon snack. Extreme center right: A cheerleader shows off her long hours of practice. Extreme lower right: A student stays after in the library to glance at a magazine.