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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

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Following the customary procedures, this annual has pictures and script, however, their combination has given it a marked originality. Thus, following the t e n s i o n s of deadlines and the difficulties of decisions, your 1963 mem- ories are complete. Therefore as our cardinal takes his pen in hand, it is with extreme pleasure and re- lief that we present to you your annual. I edldcaftdaa ln appreciation for many hours of work, fun, and worry, we the Class of l963 wish to dedicate our Annual to a truly deserving person, In past years, many of us have become acquainted with her on the Highlights staff or in her U.S. History classesg a num- ber of us have only known her as the teacher whom we have often seen in the publications room after school. This year she again has spent many afternoons helping us prepare the l963 Cardinal Notes. l-ler service to this school as a teacher and advisor has been invaluable. MRS. DUBOIS, because you have helped so many students to enjoy both learning and working, we hope that this dedication may in some way tell you what thanks cannot fully express. 3 MAKE-UP STAFF Karen Ahlman Pat Cerveny Milt Deemer Jan Flanigan Lynn Frisbie Sue Koll Pat Lesler Kathy Ollila Cheryle Smith Nancy Southall Tom Swaine JUNIORS Sue Harrison Tom Nelson l 4 7?65 14mzuczZ Zag Editors SUE ANDREWS AND ROB FORBES Assistant Editors CAROL MEZZACAPPA AND JON VAUGHAN Make-Up Co-Editors JENNY JONES AND JERI KRUEGER Script Editor LINDA WOODROW Typing Editor LAURA VON SEGGERN Art Editor ANNALEE ILEN DA Business Editor TIM LEVSTIK SCRIPT Sue Burgess Mary Anne Hadden Fran Hansen Sherry Kohler Lee Mansell Arlene Marchal Sally Stewart Susi Sykes Betty Workman TYPING STAFF Nancy Klein Carol McCracken Pat Pruce Judy Schuster Linda Uhal ART Nancy Bleil Linda Dixon Joanne Korelec Lois Staudt BUSINESS Tom Atzberger John Day Ernie Hyppa Jon Pallant Chuck Rabel Pat Tewksbury Jim Wilkie Nancy Zedlar ':E3'-'I- L ,lg Hs ADMI IS RATION cgeezmtedenz' The Mentor High School Class of l963 is commended for the pro- duction of its excellent year book. This presentation of classmates and events becomes more and more signif- icant as the years pass, lt is quite likely that information will be sought and references will be made to the treasured memories which are record- ed upon these pages. Time will carry the members of this class through the important periods of life but none will be more cherished than the happy days spent at Mentor High School. Dr. Edward Masonbrink Superintendent of Schools As you complete your final year of high school in this historic time, you have cause to review with pride and satisfaction the exceptional achievements of y o u r class a n d school. These successes and h o n o r s have been won through both individ- ual effort and cooperative team workg through good guidance and instruc- tion offered by parents and teachersg and by good use of the experiences and opportunities that came your way. May your record as a class in high school be a forecast of similar success in the future as each of you continues his work in an adult life. Our nation and world need the serv- ice you have been preparing yourself to give. Best wishes go with you as you live and work beyon d Commence- ment. Ellis M. l-lostetler Principal 1-iaaiolawt Zzzmcqmfa MISS FLORENCE DAVIS Serving Mentor High as Dean ot Girls and Assistant Principal, Miss Davis has filled her dual role with firmness and sincerity. A il gaddma ww MR. C. GARRY ANDREWS ln addition to his duties as Assistant Principal, Mr, Andrews has this ye o r assumed the re- sponsibility ot the North n . ce pewamzef 511 5 , .L ibf 'ti XM GD B X Mrs. Floren :e Szhaub. Standing -- Mrs. Mildred Boley, Mr. Ross King, and Mr. Coogan Reese: Seated - Mr. Wayne Hammond a 5, 'wi H is M I l . Mr. George Briggs, Mrs. Mildred Holt, Mr. Daniel Vaugnan, Mr. Clark Harrison, Mr. John Ruple. Zoned Office :aff Standing - Mrs. kle, Mrs. Vienna Mary Bachmann, Mrs. Betty Jones, Mrs. Evelyn Kehl, Mrs. Jane Hennel, Mrs. Nancy Hin Nordman, Seated - Mr. Howard Shadle, Mr. Oliver Gerbitz, Dr. Edward Masonbrink, Mr Harmon Traxler, Mr. Donald Brown, Mr. Paul J. Orvos. N, is 5 x vQ Q FA . 'Fa' - N -1 X X, x . Q 2: , e N mill 5 u E x. , Mrs. Margaret Ahlman feline Mr. Howard Baughman Mrs, Mildred Boley '1 ,xi ' M fe Mr. Jack DeHoog acuity Mrs. Betty Armstrong Mr. Howard Barnes Mr. Willard Barnes Mrs. Susanne Bauman Mr. Earl Biederman Mr. David Bohnert X. N e q'efeww,v N . 5 Nye x gqslws -1, M 5 ,. L Q A ,eg , Q X Lsfixi. -, .U X f Q 1 'X Q x R , K we . xx xr I if +5 .K .N X Q. , Q , if f. ' al ex N . . I :F-sz ftfvfi. - L g , . Q: 1' qfsnegwgw . .. +.. .J -' .Q X , xv Miss Sue Case Mr. Oren Casey Mr. Burdette Clizbe Mr. David DeVore Mr. G. Ronald Dobler Mr. Harry Draxler L i rib xi.: 4 X or x X Q s Mrs. Carol J. DuBois Mr. Nelson Garden Mr. Clayton Heath E Mr. C. Osborne Hutton 14 - W 'FY' 5 'Q Q wmv? if wngg-f!'4' ' ki F, f ii Mr. Donald Fuchs Mr. John Fulmer ,S Fi - A, ,ff-.Q f S' ' sf, . l Miss Nellie Griffin Mr. John Goodwin P ., of R fi' Q 3 .3 .CI :ft 'l.a v , FH t at f , ., ,' . - s S .-.Y N s Q gi 5-if - ff, 'Rw,aw1., x . Mr. Frank Henck Mr. Raymond Hickerson k -'gif ' X W ,Q .- AX k ' 1.5. ':sisaa::..' ' 'i ' . .X 1 ,s 4' lv 'w w -5 Mr. James Jamieson Mr. J. Robert Jay Mrs. Margaret Fulton , ' V . . PM-I, QW ix , . 4 2 Mrs Josephine Groth 7 ,f iii ' ' we'KgS TWS'iN Els + 12 Wzxxfi ' Eflmrl ' . vi l 4 A. 5. A in Mr. Tom Houston Mr. Roy Jones si wil P W GN' Q ss' Q T -',x 4, s Q l K . 5 i. Miss Kay Kartman Mr. Ted R. Keller M, tw 1 is , 'ff' f 4 l I gk ,, f of it wi Af is Mm fxgf Mr. Joseph Kostecka Mr. Adolph Kultti nb Mr. James McLaughlin Miss Ellen Miller Q1 l Mr. Nelson Murrin Mr. William Nordman . umm Kindsvatter ,ar 'b Mrs. Vera Luttrell . s .X,x 2 a Y fa N tiIEf1EIE41s-1 LM Mr. Wilbur Moyer . S ,JN i 'i . ,...,,--2 -gl .. ' ,-New . P ' .2 .M W' 'Z W fm, -rf? Mrs, Elizabeth Paisley Mr. David Kotnik Miss Mary Jane Martin Mrs. Ruth Murray M2 QM X X P y ' szvafwww , 1 , . . mg sl ,3 . , K' 1 ,fig 1 f iw , . ' ,Q ,,::I-1:. ., N , , . Mgr 7 Miss Harriet Patterson acuity if 5, 251552555 Mr. Clarence Phillips Mrs. Marcella Phillips A f . A ,hr fe Si X N, Mr. George Pitzer Mr. Clarence Reese Lynn Shupe :gn f X TQ.. . L 1 ' Q fi f My N, h QSLTN , Mr. Roberl' Sufch A SJ in Mrs. Rachel Sanborn Vi? Y ,Msg Mrs. Anne Skambis Mr. Ca rlos Taeketl' Mrs. Margaret Schormuller ,-..,,,...r is 1 1' fu Y 2. X K Wa rms 5'-.,,,m, gi l K , E ww? K s is vw? N 'Yi' ' 1.5 X 5 gf Mr. Gene Spurrier Mr. Hugh Taylor Miss .loan Rees Mr. Allan Shilling Miss Eloise Stoner fx Mrs. Arlene Toivonen Mr. Gilbert True Mr. Robert Wolf f ' ,sk . - V N .,.,. .. .xxx .... ,....,.,. . ,...,... . ,, N , .,.. ,.,... . ,.,.,.. .,.,:. A , X XX... S N Q Q. Q Q a ,Eggs 8 sf Mr. Bruce Whann Mrs. Patricia Whyte Mrs, Vere Zeman But teachers are allowed to eat Iifesavers in class Miss Mary Jane Williams NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Virginia Albrecht Mrs. Olive Hunyadi Miss Anna Trump ,J . g A M i r ' T ' f l 2 , 2 4' M Q 5 it ,..' ,Q Q , , L-Ka' i c-in -JI GLC . 'll 61444 Sfdltddfld Mrs. Grace Hemberger, Mrs. Helen Whittaker, Mrs. Kathyrn Bevacqua, Mrs. Ella Hood 0064 Mr. Nelson Garden, Mr. Gilbert True, Miss Eloise Stoner, Mr. James Mc- Laughlin ecfzelcvadea 34? N K if E 4 Mrs. Florence Chapuis lmanagerl, Mrs. Olive Jansen, Mrs. Kathryn Mc- Kosky, Mrs. Helen Armstrong, Mrs. Evelyn Mann, Mrs. Julie Trubiskey, I X Mrs. Phyllis Leyden, Mrs. Celia Blake, ' Mrs. Mildred Richards, Mrs. Dorothy It J Q Q Tindall, Mrs. Margaret Bradarich, Mrs. Norma Knepper, Mrs. Elvi Han- ' ggb 1 I q,,k son, Mrs. Lucille Waite, Mrs. Agnes x 1 X -,X Messersmith, Mrs. Kathryn Polo. l s ,.... l il Q El: fwjgfs, 9 JJA' lnlu V I' ' llll Es I Q . ,i. w 'Q ' actadckme Standing - Mr. Lloyd Corey, Mr. Mike Franko, Mr. William Ferguson, Seated - Mr. Nelson Harter, Mr. Poul Locotosh, Mr. B. E. Beavers. f4mzex eualfadimz Mrs. Garnet Crouch, Mrs. Dorothy Sternen, Mrs. Frieda Trasklmanagerl, Mrs. Dorothy Peck, Mrs. Hallie Smith, Mrs. Julie Trubiskey. Frank Miller mzez Zach WW JUANITA EVANGELISTA laden! Coming from the Philippines, Juanita Evangelista, Mentor's third foreign exchange student, quickly endeared herself to her classmates. Nita's warm smile readily re- vealed her charming and gracious personality. Her eagerness to learn about American ways made her a favorite with students and teachers alike. Delighting everyone with her stories, displays and native dances, Nita told of her homeland. She has enthusiastically par- ticipated in school activities. She was a Dean's assistant besides being a member of Student Council, Pep Club, and G.A.A. Also she was made an honorary member of the i962 Home- coming Court and N.H.S. ln her own words, Nita de- scribed her stay in Mentor: Believe me, l can talk of the winds of February, the lovely blooms of May, the falling leaves of October, or the first bl u sh of a September morn, but there is something in Men- tor that makes me especially happy. There is something in Mentor that strikes my mind and heart. lt is a feel- ing of loving your country - America - for the people like you are so gener- ous, understanding, loving, and help- ful. ln parting from Mentor, l am leaving with you all my love, and wherever I shall be, l shall view you from afar. Thank you very much for everything, X? Q fiijg SENIORS S5552 X JOSEPH SHUBER ewan Home 0bZfc'cew DOUGLAS PHILLIPS Under the leadership of the Senior Class Officers the class of '63 has had an exciting and successful year. Joe Shuber, President, fulfilled his duties with on enthusiasm that spark- ed the entire class. Pat Tewksbury handled the minutes, Rick Osborne kept track of our finances, and Doug Phillips did a fine job as Vice Presi- dent. These officers were responsible for several important activities. The first was the annual Homecoming Dance, This required the organization of committees and plenty of hard work. The work was fun, the dance was a success, and the entire Homecoming was unforgettable. The responsibility of raising money for the Annual and class gift was also theirs. They encourage the sale of parent sponsorships for the annual, set the pace for the magazine drive and sold Senior class pins. Other pro- jects were also planned, Much of the success of this Senior year is due to the leadership and en- thusiasm of our officers. PATRICIA TEWKSBURY is Quin? N ' n In .D,amAU,U 1 RICHARD OSBORNE Susan Andrews eases . -- Iwi f 3 s-5-I ,, ,X N .t ,l ,,,, Q suv x sh., , . is xx? 2 25325: V s Q N, ex Thomas Afzberger Gerald Bailey Henry Barker Roger Barker David Adams Karen Ahlman Thomas Ahlman Dolores Allen Jewel Ash ba WWW if w-'ff' KTTW9' Pamela Beebe Ba rba ra Berkley Susan Blake William Barney Steven Baublitz Bettina Bentley Nancy Bleil John Bokovltz James Blewett Harold Boles Winifred Bos Ba rba ra Boss Doiores Bowden Rodney Bowhall Rfcha rd Brandt Robe: ia Brown Poul Bradaruch James Brandt Elene Brogan Margaret Bryan YT? Lawrence Bull Susan Burden Susanne Burgess Scott Burgett Bonnie Carlton Thomas Casgar Vincent Cavallaro Patricia Cerveny Shirley Chapman Barbara Chesko ...N wk . .v-,rv ,,, ,,.,5 ww Alan Chiara Douglas Clifton Bruce Comstock Robert Cooper John Day Milton Deemer Ronald Deitrich Jack Demaria Mary Jo Denison Constance Disbro Howo rd Dyo r John Egort Lindo Dixon Joyce Dolence Kathleen Drozdowsky Joseph Dubeonsky John Dyrenforth Donna Elliston vvoddy Erik Juonito Evongelisto Shari Evans Robert Ferguson Janice Flanigan Melvin Forbes Dennis Fletcher Lola-Jean Forsythe Robert Forbes Armand Frabotta Gary Franklin Robert Fritch 25 -U ' . ' . T ff Huw G .:.v-.-4 'L 1 Lv '1 2, '1:' -. E, . A, . Al . .J M.. In W aww, . I 4, , . , ' ' vf Lynn Frisbie Gregg Fussner Nancy Gau Blanche Gilreath Leslie Glass Linda Gooding Charles Greenslade Sharon Grooms Mary Anne Hadden, David Hall Kathryn Hammers David Hammersla Frances Hanson Allen Hanzel Laura Hardy Louise Hart Betty Hays Judith Hopkins John Hoprich Linda Howie David Hutchens Ernest Hyppa Annalee llenda Carol Jansen X William James Shirley Johnson David Jones Jennifer Jones Cherie Kaiser Ca rol Jepson I Charles Kluve we--F qw--f Karen Koenig Sharon Kohler Susan Koll Louis Konery Jeffrey Kalin Robert Kathryn Kelly Klawon Nancy Klein R my ld' Jacquelune Kochtan '-av' f,.- V- -m---..qfY.-:q.,,F5,,.,W fav?-,-I--f gr v-- - 4.-v,-,,-if rn,-Y VUL- WY , ,-,, Ivtk . .L .2T,,,.,,,, Joanne Korelec Sherry Krauss Andrew Kramer Jeri Krueger Norman Kushen Alexander Lagusch Dennis Lawler Judy Leiby William Lennon Patricia Lesler M Timothy Levstik Norman Linquist Sara Lockwood Terrie Lombardo Barba ro Lucas Ruth Lunsford Harry Mack Scott Madsen Marsha Magill Cathy Mahon 'W 4 I w 3 1 I it' ..- .:, .ll .fi F lg.: Arlene Marchal Mark Mason Michael Maus John Mayner 32 Merry Meissner Lola Mancine Linda Maness James Mann Lee Mansell Charles Martin v --F--1-v-wv,--,,.-V., Y Y Y 7, Larry Mental Carol Mezzacappa George Miller Henry Milnark Richard Monasky ' or ---v- Mary Moore -f-'AU' Ray Mononen Donald Morton Jerry Mu rphy Mary Murphy 33 Richard Murray John Myers Loyal McAvoy Ronald McBride Robert McCalla Carol McCracken Linda McDonald John Neff Dale Nelson Susan Nerone Joseph Novak Kathryn Ollila Richard Osborne Diane Owens Jon Pallant Janice Papp Shirley Paulson Stephens Paxton William Phelps Daniel Phillips Linda Poje Dianne Phillips Douglas Phillips Susan Phillips Teresa Phillips Charles Rabel William Rahn David Reed Barbara Rice Patricia Pruce l Richard Roediger Susan Rose Nancy Ross Holly Russell Beth Saba Kathryn Rice Donald Riddle Robert Rinehart Donald Rogers Peggy Rohn David Sachash Michael Scherbak Robert Schnorbus Judith Schuster William Schwartz Judith Scott Laurie Seibel Patricia Seleman Susan Seres Beverly Sever Joseph Shuber Kathieen Small Cheryle Smith George Smith Darr Sorber Nancy Southall Timothy Sperry Irene Spudick Lois Staudt John Stanton Lynn Taylor Sal ly Stewart v.,., Thomas Swaine Susi Sykes Ralph Tate Carolyn Thorburn William Tinkler Charlotte Trowbridge Linda Uhal Patricia Tewksbury Connie Upton Ba rba ra Va rsey Jonathan Vaughan Richard Vlasz Virginia Vinkovich Patricia Von Hof Perry Volpone Laura Von Seggern Lee Vyner Carol Walker 41 Joanne Wallingford Timothy Walters Linda Webster Marilyn Wharton Berry Whetstone Lonna Wilfong James Wilkie Rosemary Winkler Raymond Wilson Christine Wolf Diane Wolford Lindo Woodrow Betty Workman Robert Wright ,Dv ,ywv Charles Jurotovoc Ellen Wylie Jomes Yeory Wm' Kenneth Yentch Noncy Zedlor Poulo Zenzel Koren Zivonchev mmm SAW E vu..4Z,,-13023 i aim W? 5 ,. Uv' WlNl BOS Om f-fmfaaaaclaaa . QP f - 7 ice, JENNY JONES Wini Bos spent her Senior year in Solothurn, Switzerland, under the AFS student exchange program. ln that country of Alps and edelweiss, Wini maintained a rigorous schedule of numerous required courses, and also found time to play the oboe in the school orchestra. However, her activi- ties were not confined to academic chores. She found knitting, traveling throughout Switzerland and parts of Italy, and attending gay parties equally enjoyable. A year of wonderful memories was Shared by all upon Wini's return to Mentor. 7 an Spending the past summer abroad in Bremen, Germany, was Jenny Jones Mentor's first exchange student. Though in G e r m a n y only a few months, Jenny had many exciting ex- periences. Visiting other cities such as Cologne, Hamburg, and Berlin was fun as well as educational, however, she insists her favorite pastime was meeting people and learning their customs. Home again, Jenny has shown slides to interested groups. The de- scription of her trip has pleased many audiences. As she says the whole ex- perience was Wunderbarl 45 .I U N P I R O O R M S 1 E 9 N 6 I 2 0 W00t660WMt9 gown' I? 62 A , -linda Wudww Few Fam f if 'Ywaj-TV Sue 2019644 'my Am Walden 7!4acq glad faaadta Eaaxgdlata Ihwkfe.. There's a hot time in the old town tonight! iz 1-,I X X Koach Koll's Krew! 48 Zcwleaz' Qcmcdf During its Monday meetings, the Stu- dent Co u nc i l, Mentor High's student government, had much to discuss. Ot its many responsibilities, the most important was the coordination of the activities of the entire student body. Several committees began to function immediately at the beginning of the school year. The organization of hall monitors and lunch line systems was the first action taken. A safety check for student drivers was then set up and permits issued. ln order to enforce the rules, the council then Scott Madsen, Treasurer chose a hearing committee. Finally, the representatives to the Area Student Council were elected. When these responsibilities were taken care of, the Council set up service and fund raising projects, These included the sale of A.F.S. Christmas Cards, the col- lection of Christmas baskets for needy families, and the sale of basketball pins. This year the Student Council again proved itself to be an active, worthwhile organiza- tion. Sus-:ln Andrews, Vice Presl dent: Sue Harrison, Secretary Annnlee I I e n d a, Presldenf Keg 66445 The Key Club is the only organization at Mentor High that is devoted solely to service for the school and the community. The club, sponsored by Mr. George Pitzer and Mr. Jerry Kindsvatter, is affiliated with the Kiwanis Club of Mentor. Mem- bership in the organization is limited to a small percentage of the boys in the three upper grades. Some of the services performed by the Key Club for the school are the raising and bulletin board in front of the school. The Key Club also works with the Kiwanis Club on the pancake breakfast each year. The most important example of the work done by the Key Club is the Larry Wheat Mem- orial. This is an award that is presented each year to an outstanding senior band member. To raise money for these service projects, the members of Key Club have done many things, such as selling fruit cakes. lowering ot the flag and taking care of the Rob Forbes, President: Joe No- vak, Treasurer: John Dcy, Secretary: and Jim Blewett, Vice President. ,A N Q dakw : X Q ,x sr , N is A X W .,,.,,,.. Z ,,,,, X fr j I 1 Y i ...-.,. ' '- ., , 15,51 . . -' '- . ' ,S-3 l, !' . -'-, ' 1--l L s srr e . l nsnrrs o -H196 s .,,, -1:: 1 J ,..,.. .-..,.,,, , A :sq 'gli .:.. ' viii' H V 2 ' s zz. 2 X ' 'S fWW A l' - -:-- :'2 5: Sue Andrews Wini Bos f 2, . V ..,..'..', ..,. .:.: . 2 .N 1 s Q Y Rig 1 s A s 'Q Nbr W Q M W if John Doy Ko ren Ahlmon Vice President Mory Anne Hodden Secrets ry-Treasurer 52 Jeffrey Kolln President indo Woodrow Solly Stewart F NM! 'Q' QV' 1 A-We Q 'mv Douglas Phillips W L Awfgy 5 stty-fri 1 A :fu Q ' . gi , U sf 2 S' S' X it 2? Emi, g it .ff Milton Deemer Robert Forbes Linda Gooding Tapping of new members for National Honor Society is the most impressive and thrilling ceremony encountered by high school students. Ten per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class may become members. As a basis for selection are Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. w,,wQg,,, 1 .,,. .,.. -gs.,-5:5,:., :,,,.,:. - Q:-. , ,gg-...5:g, .,.,, ,..,-:,,, ..-2- .:.'- 49' 3 8 SENIORS Thomas Atzberger Susan Blake Juanita Evangelista Leslie Glass Louise Hart Linda Howie Annalee llenda Shirley Johnson Susan Kali Norman Kushen Scott Madsen Lola Mancine Arlene Marchal Susan Nerane Kathryn Gllila Charles Rabel Michael Scherbak Cheryle Smith Lois Staudt Susan Sykes Patricia Tewksbury Linda Uhal Lonna Wilfong Betty Workman Nancy Zedlar Paula Zenzel JUNIORS Terry Bracken Jean Davis Susan Duncan Patricia Evans Judy Hamilton Kaye Harriger Sue Harrison Kathy Horvath Kay Hostetler Walter llitt Jill Kneen Susan Leibrock Michael Masonbrink Cheryl Melick Thomas Nelson George Nurminen Gary Pendergraph James Perry William Rayer Lori Vukovich Jeffery Zorn Carol Mezzacappa Lee Mansell Timothy Levstik 511 ,C- TP Yu. Judith Hopkins I. ,n Jennifer Jones 53 545054245420 6505 One quality which all members of the WMPW Scholarship Club s h a re is aca- demic ability. Each year the club accepts students from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes who have achieved an aver- age of 3.5 or above. The total member- ship includes ten percent of boys and ten President ot the Scholarship Club for l962-63 is Jett Kalin. George Nurminen, who is vice-president this year, will assume the office of president next fall. Jenny Jones is secretary of the club, and Chuck Rabel is treasurer. A banquet held at Willoughby was the highlight of the year percent ot the girls in each of the three classes. New members ot the club are an- nounced in September of each year. for the Scholarship Club. George Nurminen, Vice Presi- dent: Chuck Rabel, Treasurer: Jenny Jones, Secretary: Jeff Kalin, President. 6045 66:45 anime eacdefza of Almaden Bill Keller, Historian: Sue Koll, Treasurer: Carol Meuccappa, President: Shirley Rohl, Secre- tary: Kay Hostetler, Vice Presi- dent. The Future Teachers of America is an organization for all those students who are interested in teaching os a ca ree r. Members lea rn much about teaching through their monthly meetings and var- ious projects. The main feature ot FTA meetings is usually a guest speaker from the field of education. Members can increase their k n o w l e d g e of teaching careers by questioning these speakers. One of the most important and in- teresting projects ot the club is substitute teaching. Members of the club often sub- stitute in the high school and at various elementary schools in the area. Students also help the teachers in our school by grading papers and doing other jobs that the teachers request. During American Education Week, FTA members give each teacher in the school an apple to show the students' appreciation for their work. Each spring those who have earned the required number of points for service receive their pins. Zccaiaeac .fecwlew of f4mefz6ca The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is one of our most active groups. This organization is ope n to students of the sophomore, junior, and senior levels who have finished or are taking at least one business course. Several of the projects undertaken by the Mentor Chapter of the FBLA are memberships in the National and State Chapters of FBLA, a yearly money making Susi Sykes, Treasurer: Doug Phillips, State President: Carol Jepson, Vice President, Phyllis Jepson, Secretory: Jim Wilkie, President, Nancy Klein: Re- corder. project, Christmas banquet, and Spring banquet. FBLA members are entitled to attend the State Convention at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Cleveland with Doug Phil- lips, i962-63 state president, in charge. This convention consisted of contests, a banquet, and a dance. At the end ot each school year, the FBLA presents a gift to the school as a final achievement tor the year. MMF, - uw... ,e,..wfA- ' Z Wmkma a amcvvzaw Seated - Mrs. Margaret Ahl- man, advisor. Standing - Teresa Jesionow- ski, Secretary: Diane Kiefer, Treasurer: Mr. J a m e s Mc- Laughlin, a d v i s o r 1 Dennis Gross, Vice President: and Linda Uhal, President. To stimulate interest and d e v e lo p knowledge in the fields of medicine is the purpose of one of the most active organiza- tions at Mentor High School, the Medical Workers of Tomorrow. This year, field trips, medicol speak- ers, and movies accomplished this aim. On the lighter side, m e m b e r s sponsored dances, and fun-type community projects, l Thespians is an honorary dramatic club. In order to be eligible for membership, a stu- dent must have had a part in one of the school plays or have worked on one of the various committees concerned with a pro- duction. Once a person becomes a member, he remains one for lite. Through dromatics a student le a r n s how to plan his time, make many new friends, and expand his general knowledge. It en- ables a student to help in a production that will bring credit to his school and monetary gains as well. Under the direction of Mr. J. Robert Jay, Mentor's amateur actors present a senior class, a junior class, and an all-school play during the course of the year. These pre- sentations provide as much enjoyment for the students taking part in them as they do for the audience. Hidden talents are dis- covered and courage is strengthened through the efforts of this very worthwhile organiz- tion. it Wvmazg ff If One of the oldest organizations at Mentor High, the Varsity M , has only recently returned to its place as a fully functioning c I u b. Any boy who has let- tered in a varsity sport is eligible for mem- : Dennis Fletcher, President, Joe l Novak, Vice President: Greg Phillips, Secretary, Roy Wil- son, Treasurer. bership, Under the direction of officers Dennis Fletcher, Ray Wilson, Joe Novak, and Greg Phillips, the club's constitution a i ms for the betterment of scholastic sports at the high school level. ...lt M6015 Mentor H ig h School Pep Club, symbol ized by our Cardinal banner, continues to p r ov e its importance in the school program. Besides showing support for our Fighting Cardinals, the pep assemblies give the cheer- leaders a chance to introduce new cheers and improve old ones. The only requirements for membership are a loud voice, a b i l i ty to withstand harsh weather, and undying ta i th and love for the tea m and school, Pep Club ideals are shown when M e n t o r High School Students display sport- sman like spirit. Lee Mansell, President: Nancy Southall, Vice President, Sue Burgess, Secretary: Cheryle Smith, Treasurer. Carol Meuacappa Assistant Editor L! .4 ., ,,,, V ....,. ? 'tx .: s 'qw' 0, .ts X J. , Q. iff' K .Qu , Nu .Q A , Vi, Jeri Krueger Co-Mokc-Up Editor li .T new ..., .....-N-.-.......,...4..i ,,....t, .. ...,,.,,.W.t.....,.u...l Linda Woodrow S:ript Editor N5-u. V.,:1.f5g5j3fs,, Tim Levsfik Business Editor .Z 3. 5 E Rob Forbes Sue Andrews CO-EDITORS Mrs. Carol J. Du Bois Advisor iamd W! Mel Forbes Photographer Jon Vaughan Assistant Editor asia 1: fffifff, Jenny Jones Co-Make-Up Editor Annalee Ilenda Art Editor Laura Von Seggern Typing Editor X K, V99 fm. 53 . QS X 1 .5-6,624 f lwll X N .Y . . ,X -Q A pw S, A ,ly Wx--1 1-Q -Q' Q. ' i, S f' ' ' x +V + ' P M f' ,, M 'ft fp? 5 1 Q-X - X w M 1' ,, . ,.+,,.W. 'NJN Script Staff Make-UP Sfdff Art Staff Typing Staff Business Staff xx ff' , x S web ,uguvvzxqi 1' -- N.. '15 gs Q St... Appearing weekly in the MENTOR MONITOR is THE LOG, one of the news- papers of the high school. On Wednesday after sc h oo I, the LOG staff, under the direction of Mr. Wayne Hammond, orga- nizes pictures and articles into a very in- teresting page of news. The editorial staff consists of editor Linda Gooding and assis- tant editors Pat Tewksbury, Linda Uhal, Janice Elanigan, Jon Vaughan and Tom Atzberger. Qualities necessary to become a mem- ber of the LOG staff are ability in English any Lindo Gooding, Editor: Mr. Wayne Hammond, Advisor. and especially a willingness to work hard. Successfully assembling a page of news such as the LOG requires endless time and effort, but the reward is well worth it. The experience the staff gains from its work for the paper is invaluable. Now in its sixth year of publication, the LOG attempts to afford a place for the expressions of student opinions and to keep the high school students and faculty, in addition to the community, up to date con- cerning school activities. 716-.dazed Ca rol Mezzacappa, Editor: Mrs. Carol DuBois, Advisor. Most students have gone home after school on Mondays when members of the HI-LITES staff can be found in the Publi- cations Room, assembling their paper. l-ll-LITES appears in the NEWS-HERALD each Wednesday. Supervising the staff as they work to meet the deadline are advisor Mrs. Carol J. DuBois and Carol Mezza- cappa, editor in chief. Editors Betty Workman, Mary Anne Hadden, and Tim Levstik are assisted in the task of putting together the paper by a five-member editorial board. Those on the board, Linda Howie, Kay l-lostetler, Linda Hood, Tom Tagliamonte, and Tim Miceli, have worked the entire year gaining experience in all the phases of organizing the paper. Lois Staudt and Jim Vaughan contributed art work. Sherry Kohler served as head typist. Also gaining experience are the large number of students who report for the HI-LITES. They write up all news pertain- ing to sports, clubs and s p e cial school events. At the same time, they develop their sense of responsibility and increase their ease in meeting people. igddfly HM Returning this year to Mentor High is the Library Club. This club consists of about 75 members, all library assistants in either the main building or the annex. A training course is offered by this club in the duties of a library assistant. The club meets twice a month under the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Fulton, school librarian. An addition to the library has brought a greater amount of work for the members of this club. Officers are: Annabel Mus- selman, President, Judy Ross, Vice-Presi- dent, Pat Phelps, Secretary, and Henry Grund, Treasurer. This is a service organi- zation that it would be hard to get along without. Annabel Musselman, President: Judy Ross, Vice President: Pat Phelps, Secretary: Henry Grund, Tresurer. 66 g pfzam mllilee Standing - Jim Perry, Al Smith, Mickey Vunderink: Seated -- Cheryl Melick, Jean Davis, Jill Kneen, Sue Harrison, June Krueger, Sue Leibrock Eden 60:5 gg Standing -- Paul Mitchell, Allan Stewart, Mr. David Bohnert, Daniel Klawon, Ron Langmacher. Tim Crouch, Dick Summers, Ron Deitrich Seated - Dave Cline, Allan Morgan, Bob Winters, Dale Chaffee, George Churley, Joe Brys, Frank Ulrich, 7764464 Ummm Stage Zfzew 666464 144464540154 Office ,-4446454464 244:45 ,44464 fdvzfd z44mex 74445454054 Up, Up and Away! 351163 Who's out of step? Sweet Nothings . . .? ! 81 ? ?' - ,'81 U' l-OVf Nfmul TJ as J' MUSIC Y A 1 I f eadafz l 1 SOPRANO ALTO TENOR D. Ahlrnan Schuster K. Ahlman Kneen Agard B. Klawon S. Blake Seres C. Antonio Livengood Bohleda G. Martin P. Eaton Small N Bleil Penny Bowhall T Walters L. Glass Spong N Brown Siebert Burkhamrner R. Wilson S. Hinton Stewart C. Derrick Sinclair Cavallaro J. Yeagley N. Klein Struck L Wart Staudt Churley M. Vunder C, McCracken Thorburn J, Harper Sutton Clifton L. Mancine Vanyur K. Harriger Swope C. Melick Walton J. Jones J. Papp Warner L, Poje Webster P. Pruce Wertheimer K. Rick Wolford in I my lr. T. R. J. D. D. T. E. H. D. M. G. BASS Atzberger R. Breslaw R. Darrow R. Dobbert W. Farmer B. Harvey D. Hyppa B. Kehl G. Knepper W. Mason L. Mellinger C. Mraz Musgrave Mustard Phelps Reed Reed Rhodes Sfeinbrenner Waldmeier Walker Wagner Mr. Frank Henck gage em eniaz CLARINETS K. Ahlman J. Jerse S. Andrews J. Baldridge V . Bauer S. Bowes C. Casto B. Carrie H. Chase D. Cline N. Crain L. Douglas S. Denco K. Hood L. Horvath S. Jacobs wsmcfizwvzrzgg Magi Il Middleton Phillips Pischura Rayer Rayer Rohl Ryder Tagliamonte Uhal Vereshack Weidig Yurchek FLUTES Brogan Druen Graham Hietanen Horvath Kappe Licht Ol l i la Stewart Stewart Williams D. J. C. B. R. D. S. D. B. W. B G. T. J. R. CORNETS Archer D. Caldwell J. Demeter T. Dorrington G. Durkee R. Eaton D. Edwards K. Hammond W Jones W Keller M Llewelyn TROMBONES Dieclrichs J. Gardner H. Horoszko B. Mellen Lopatich Myers Myers Nurminen Ortiz Quick Randall Rayer Starret Woodruff Swaine Taylor Saba 'gcmd ALTO CLARINET L. Gooding D. Werthemier L. Hood BASS CLARINET T. Sterle F. Mosno FRENCH HORN E. Armstrong D Lyborger B. Hoag R. Wiseman C. Korenko N. Klein C. Krivok R. D. 2 Qui FUIT1 OBOE Forbes S. Lewis BARITONE Johnson R. Wyatt Myers ALTO SAXES Howk K, Weidez Kuntz R, Winkler Oltmonns L. Woodrow Trowbridge i A TENOR SAXES W. Borrow R. Noppe C. Kluve BASS S. Madsen J. Harold J. Hoprich T. Popp P. MenMuir DRUM T. Almcissy S. Misseldine G. Bronem C. Rebel D. Lowler J. Scott game! Yi 1, 5 X : Q : ..,, N if . I . x f' - , 3 - Xgpjilbxk X n . 1 ' A -4? . .,:, .... - X A F 1 - S' ? 'US El !,,.fV '2': : .,::- I' f Q 2 , ff A . 4' ff! l a l M l ,f i ,lx A N af . R : X N i RQ. 'mv , - YL ' , ll , ,XX is Q' Ll? ll al of Q l ll M I Gr 1 ' gli. ' -3. ' Q ff x Q a 2 sl Q , A' , , 1 A uf 5' Q 0 Mr. William Nordman Mr. Clayton Heath I' Q Pat Zxiae, head: Diane Lopa ich, 74' Tsh Genco, Marilyn Ryder TBQl'h fx LQ!! ag, Shirley Rohl Nj' V 1 U v N f 'V , i 'I fl! 1 D ff Y . I 1' 4 F U . flmibyflnfffybjfl my 'YV PM i f h' rf ,IU I ' , Wyf I AFL ' ' 'UL L! v0U N W M L? uqb f-f I f K , A , Q-,f I f 1' , ' ' 1 J ff. EMM VA Mi D MCfd,j 0 L4 M ,rw haya Y , f. 11 I H U 1 1 J u v, is nv. O 4, J AL, ' M70 QJMV 'Cul 14,1 54 U5 W6 jwnu v Q 0 LW , R U 'Q 3 r A , X it RbFb W XX! sings' ll P Y 'L , . 4 f sponrs ' Mx BASKETBALL WRESTLING Mr. Howard Baughman: Mr. Gene Spurrier, Head. Mr. Allan Shilling, Head: Mr. Wilbur Moyer 'lliiql' sw W, ,T rl- F, 2 fllxskfi X' rw ,W yw VARSITY FOOTBALL Mr. Donald Fuchs, Mr. Biederman, Head, Mr. Allan Shilling FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TRACK Mr. John Goodwin, Mr. Howard Baughman Mr. Coogan Reese, Head, Mr. Gene Spurrier ww -rv, xl- ENDS GUARDS Tomick, Jennitti, Canatta, Standing - Kemp, Kneeling -- Zak, Pendergraph, Jones, Mental, Dobbert, Pruce. Novak, Davis, Casgar, Boles, Zorn Standing - Russell, Hunter, Reed, Blaser, Aingworth, Sanso- brino, Gallaghar, Horvath. S: a-.um Q A BACKS Kneeling - Ebbert, Wagner, Rabel, Rhodes, Smith, Barski, Kehl, Durchik, Standing - Barker, Harpster, Mustard, Hurley, Nadolski, Wiltshire, Starrett, 0'Connor, Fredebaugh, Fordham 4. .Q 3 .. CENTERS TACKLES Reed, Hammersla, Farmer. Kneeling - Wilkie, Fletcher, Madsen, Standing - Bukky Parker, Hanson, Krstolic, Siller. s QQ X X Sy 1 if Wmadtq gcwkezfdafi VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES BASKETBALL SCORES Mentor 35 Perry 6 Mentor 6I Kirtland 7 Fairport 8 64 Fairport 36 Conneaut O 55 Lourdes 6 A Riverside O 42 4 Wicklitfe 32 ' Wickliffe 0 5I Geneva 6 4 South O 47 4' South I2 'I Harvey 8 74 ' Harvey O 'T Mayfield 8 70 ' Mayfield 2 Berea 22 8 I Madison O W. Geauga O 60 ' Riverside 39 North JUNIOR vARsiTv 65 k WICWIG 56 'I Riverside VVOY1 5 LOSI' O sk South 62 Harvey FRESHMAN 82 Geneva Won 5 Lost O Tied I 56 S Moyllelcl 'k JUNIOR VARSITY League Games Won 9 Lost I Denotes league games UML. L-m e ' 4 u H+ XT l, fu QP? BASKETBALL PLAYERS , y 9 Eff 1 .L X' Q W simon 'K femdom WWW 2446616466 ?fzec4mmz 34456154455 89 ,X W ' v :Q X 1553 ' ' Wg X .., , A .btwxw xx x 'R X Q , Fx . ,Mg ,v wggnx ,Wm .xx ix .. -x W 4 Q, -Q a m 1? J' ' , '5 Q fi., f,,, 'id' 1:5 N' Q wr wx f QQ lg? ' 1 gl X 4 1 , .xy . wg, . f, Wx, xx -2 A n--040-W, Xl ll I, ,aiggfmiq Vx Qgga N Wm away E4 326 M A. Q xx I J 'N ,zo ,,, l f Nix N xx V .V simon wmssrusns TOM CASGAR NORM KUSHEN MIKE MIAUS Jon VAUGHAN LARRY MENTM Bnuce comsrock JOE SHUBER 77662 Sgacwl Emu Zawrzuf 77462 Sgvmd smug 4? Roger Bo rker John Bokovitz Allen Honzel Rick Osborne eadafza Pciul Brodorich Dennis Fletcher Jim Monn Mike Mous Dole Nelson Doug Phillips Mike Scherbok Tim Wolters Dotti Lybarger Rita Gerbitz Sally Stewart Intramural Assistant Soccer Archery Susan Andrews Basketball Pat Lesler, Treasurer: Sue Burgess, Vice President: Nancy Klein, President: Linda Sue Harrison Poje, Secretary. Horseback Riding Annalee Ilenda Lee Mansell Paula Zenzel Publicity Hockey Softball Linda Woodrow Carol Hinkel Tennis Track ' ' Zdietdc z4a4aac'czz6m G. A. A. is a club for sports-minded girls. Throughout the year various activities are supervised by the G. A. A. of- ficers along with Miss Lynn Shupe and Mrs. Patricia Whyte. These activities include volleyball, basketball, soccer, swim- ming, tennis and others. The G. A. A. Banquet and Formal are two special activities which highlight the school year. Rewards are given at the G. A. A. Banquet on the basis of the number of points received. The G. A. A. Formal is held during the Christmas season and is the only activity which boys may attend. The procedure for asking is reversed how- ever, when the girls ask the fellows. Members of the Girls' Athletic Association enter into many other activitiesg but, the real purpose of this club is to create good sportsmanship and team co-operation by offering various intramural sports. Regular council meetings aid in the revising of the G. A. A. Constitution. Each year, plans for activities, points and awards are carefully discussed and gone over to insure a smooth sche- dule, G. A, A, is one of the most active clubs at M. l-l. S. Miss Lynn Shupe and Mrs. Patricia Whyte Jean Davis Volleyball Advisors Jenny Jones Hiking Karen Ahlman Bowling Carmeline Mangano Badminton Jane Howells Swimming mafia' ecwlew JENNY JONES LINDA WOODROW Head Cheerleader SUSI SYKES KATHY OLLILA JILL KNEEN SUE LEIBROCK anion Wawdtq dmc Glenna Peck, Jean Davis, Cheryl Melick, Head cheerleader: Sandy Anderson, Rita Gerbitz Bottom - Claire Ruple, Pat Ulmer, Head Cheerleader: Susie Sulzerp Top - Beth Chase, Maureen Mc Carty, Karen Carpenter Who hos the Slinky? Pep Club Poster Plant The Basement Dwellers ,wwcf mwgblgl QWJQ CVM W .W M, , l Q l-lq, tw -167 f-4 ,, UNDERCLASSMEN Tom Nelson, President, Tom Tagliamonte, Vice President: Sandy Humphrey, Secretary: Ron Clement, Treasurer This yeor's junior closs, like those ot preceeding yeors, must toce the problem of roising enough money for their Junior-Senior Prom this yeor, ond their onnuol thot they will publish next yeor. 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Thomas Traughl Trlaier Tkrlglggeiis Turlsn Vargo Vaughan Veigel Vershack Vought Vukoyich Vunderink Wade Walker Walters Walflen Walton Weaver Weidig Weigel Wells Wighaman Wilkinson Will Williams Williamson Wills Winters Wiseman Woodruff Woodworlh Workman Worley Wright Yeagley J, Y K Y Zalaforis Zcrby Zgerlgnak Zilke Zivanchev Zorn Barbcigpeg Callircigmg Loeffler Seamon Weidig H 4 R, mime ' A eee- w we f1w,b2 , XX ' 5- wage -S ' Joi L ,Q :Pr + 3 Q 1 .nil ,.,, 3 H -,J-Q f i -'- ' - . - JW k u Q 3, .,..: M g n g 5 A ,fl if Af' . f , ,,,, was V.: 'I ,Sig g A g' ' .S ' ,' ' ' , -1, -:ij r' --f W. Jw 2 fav ,Ji , f Q A N . A :zz-..- 5 'fag-5 l 1-: V. . if 3 '- ' ' k, e Q' ' x re- - J ' ' .1 f ' A R' in s 'K Y J ,,,, Y ' 5,5 sw xx '86 if .QL st XSS j Q get X , Nxt XX Q Q x 1 f Curt Wagner President, Jim Colgrove, Vice President: Emily Rhinehart, Secretory: Lynn Schleusener, Treasurer. The Sophomore class which is the largest in the school, is being led for the second time by Curt Wagner. He is assisted by Jim Colgrove, Emily Rhinehart and Lynn Schleusener. With Mr. James McLaughlin, their ad- visor these students plan the events for the year. The moan event sponsored by the sophomore class is the sophomore dance which was held March 9. This class also looks forward to ordering their class rings this year The Class of l965 can look forward to two more successful years at Mentor High They have already shown their spirit and skill by selling the most magazines in the last two mogazines drives. s X H Q A ,iggx T71 Tip p, 1 f ..::. . gt . Q ' , :5 bd . , X 9 'Q l -., , A W s A -0 .. X K' 19, it Q . .A K N . . sit -ug ' . K ' A RQ 'V 1' le -. i . g.-fm A , r KW V H A ss, X . - 'A 1 if Mfirfff' x ,.....,. T, x JE? x it 2 , .::.. . .. is ' . .. 'iii X I i xiii . 'Q .L : Y is . rtts Q B, f r l A . A , ' hr .im T - -' . ' :ZS ' If M r W A r W ' +sssN , W 'e ' . .f we ' t X Q digging? -MJ ' .. - ' ' r 'fs . Kitt? 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Taylor Tewkshury T, Thompson Ticknor Tillery Tittle Tomcik Trevorthen Triplett Tschappat Turner Urbas Vonderkooy Vargo Vaughn Vellman Vincent Vondenberg Von Lehmden Wagor Wagner Wagner Ward Walker Ware Warner Washco Wieshner Welker Wensloy Wesolowski Westin Wetzcl Wickcrt Wilcox Wiltshire Winslow Winslow Wolf Wood Woodcock Wucrthele Wyatt Zingale Zukowski Zuponcic Bistarkey Holler House X ' '1 ' Q t I L X , a Pi T-5 . ' ' 1 --dx -: l- 1 ttx. X Y V YK i -Q . is ' i no Ju 1 I R ' ' l .Q I s X f .f i N l l l lll x .lewis 66444 Dean Nicholas President' Beth Chose Vice President' Joyce Horvath Treasurer Marilyn Hoehn Secretary. One of the largest classes in the high school this year s freshman class, needed competent leadership to get them off to a good start. They chose Dean Nicholas as their president. To assist him as vice-president they chose Beth Chase. Secretary was Marilyn Hoehn and taking care of the money was Joyce Horvath. Their biggest money-making project was the magazine drive. This ad dition to their treasury will be important in their junior and senior years, when they will have to pay for the prom and the yearbook, This year the freshmen were successful academically and athleticly and much is expected of them in the future. ' 'T - WL vw ' V I QM wg , . t . , V . X -3' W 75' rrrcr c A lli A All A l' il 1 ll i n I tss Q X 1 A. - 1, M , 1. N ..,.- TT F - 1- ' is 1, 1 'rt it , .1 C: TY:-zfrf g M ....,..,, . .M 5 5 L... ...J 'T' ..., a 'H ff ' t ' ' T ' '79 at . W-5-9 55555-' - , ...af A 4 .ah n sf 44 ,f' .A-if Abbott Acquavi D. Arnold W. Arnold B. Barry C. Barry .lf ll J. Anderson J. Anderson Andrews Arnold Bahleda Bailey Bologh Bandy K, Beebe S. Beebe Benedum Bennett Adelson Agard Allen D. 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