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Tyler smiled as he watched Dan having fun out of the corner of his eye. He smiled, his plan had worked. After dancing for roughly thirty minutes to random songs, everyone was officially loosened up and it was time to start party games. “So what were you guys thinking about playing?” Louise asked Phil. “Well, we were planning on just playing Monopoly-” Phil began before being interrupted by Tyler. “Oh hell no, we are not playing that lame ass game. We’re playing Twister, like fun people do,” he said jokingly, rummaging through their cabinets to search for the box. “Ah, there it is!” He pulled the box out from way back in the cabinet, and brought it to the living room. “Move the furniture please!” He asked laughing. Jim and Alfie moved the couch and coffee table out of the way, while Dan and Phil moved the food spread and TV. “Alright, that should be good, let's get playing,” Phil said, clapping his hands together. “Who is going to go first? It can’t exceed four people on the mat,” Zoe asked, reading the box. Joe, Alfie, Dan, and Phil volunteered to go first. The beginning of the game was a bit slow, no one had been even close to falling over, as the boys were determined to win. After nearly 20 spins, they were beginning to feel a bit uncomfortable. Alfie had both his feet together on the red spots in the corner, his hands on the blue and yellow spots directly in front of his left foot. Dan had his right hand on the red spot directly next to Alfie’s right foot, his other…

“Mentor” was derived for the Greek figure Mentor. This is a way of keeping the tradition of the Connecticut Western Reserve settlers and most other Americans at that time. It neighboring towns like Euclid, Akron, Solon and Macedonia were also named under the same principle. In 1876, James A. Garfield bought a home in Mentor. This is where he carried out his first victorious front porch presidential campaign. Garfield coined “Mentorite” when referring to a Mentor native. The Garfield home was…