Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

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f 5...4.J Row 1: K. Thorp, T.Miche1ich,D.Boh1and, R.Dieterich, D.Overmyer, D.Winterlch, T. Wissman, D.Grolle,D.Hopp, Mr. Ciresi. Row 2: R.Art, I. Guercio, D.Kalser, W.Hillie, W.Hehs, R.Radsvick, B.Iensen, L. Batig. mp ,Row 3: R.Rockwell, D.Foster, G.0rr, R. MacNiven, R.Roblnson, J. Ay' Latham, L. Schneider. I 2-477 ' DA A Natm-ally we can't foretell the scores of the baseball games, since this book was sent to pressbefore the games were played. Again this year the team will be coached by Mr. Ciresi The team will have about the same players as last year's team, with a few new boys The team boys will be fighting hard for a championship season SCORES OF THE 1950 SEASON Westlake 4 Westlake Westlake Westlake Westlake ....... 0 Olmsted Falls 1 North Royalton .... 5 Bay Village .... 8 Lakewood J.V. .... 3 Olmsted Falls ...un--n B? 95 Q 1' F 2? Gif' 1 .W 13' of 1950 won third place in the Cuyahoga Coxmty league. This year the Q. M Westlake Westlake 10 Bay Village North Royalton Q , Y ,,9 . .

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unior qjdfdi Row 1: A.Poh1man, I.Garrity, K.Kauffman, J.Gumbe1, R.Robinson,D.Runser, H.Norris Row 2: F.D1ouhy, E.Rothkegel,R.MacNiven, L.Schneider, R.Keim, Coach Car1Gro11e. As we continue down Memory Lane , we remember the exciting LV. games before each varsity game. This year the Junior Varsity, coached by Carl Grolle, won 8 and lost 4 games. They also won two non-league games and lost one. 496 points were piled up by the J'.V.'s to 424 scored by opponents. Jim Garrity was highgpoint man with 163 points. Next on the list, with 103 points, was Jimmy Gum el. Successful basketball seasons are assured with such players as the J. V.'s to take the place of those who graduate. SCORES OF THE '50 - '51 SEASONX WE THEY North Royalton ......... 43 37 Strongsville ............. 21 26 North Olmsted .......... 35 39 Q' Brooklyn ................. 41 36 I5 J onnsted Fans ........... 40 22 gf X 'Alumni .................... 29 as ,V 5 Bay viuage .............. 48 sa I '4 xi ' Elyria Catholic ......... 39 35 G North Royalton ......... 42 22 Strongsville .............. 52 40 North Olmsted .......... 54 39 Brooklyn ................. 31 29 Olmsted Falls .......... 48 25 Bay Village .............. 41 50 ' Elyria Catholic ........ 23 31 'Non-league games

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clLttel'l7lel'l Row 1: T. Wissman, C.Grolle, D.Overmyer, R.Moorman, D.Bohland, R. Dieterich, D.Winterich, R.Art, B.Kohler, K. Kauffman. Row 2: R.Radsvick, D.Kaiser, J .Guercio, W.Hille, E.Rothkegel, K.Thorp, D.Foster, W.Hehs, B. Wise, Coach Duchez. Row 3: R.Richards, A.Pohlman, B.Jensen, J.0rr, L.Batig, D.Hopp, J. Latham, D.Richard, T.Michelich. I More letters were given out this year than ever before! This proves that participation in sports is growing at Westlake. Coach Duchez awarded the letters for football at the annual W.A.C. football banquet to Dick Overmyer, Dick Winterich, Dick Bohland, Wilton Hille, Ray Art, Alan Pohlman, Ken Thorp, Bob Q QE, Wise, Bill Kohler, Roger Richards, Ronald Radsvick, Tom I 6 Michelich, Eugene Taft, Kenneth Kauffman, Edward Rothkegel, Tom Wissman, John Guercio, Jerry Orr, Bill Jensen, Dick i Kaiser, John Latham, Russ Dieterich, and Ralph Moorman. f Q The basketball letters were given at-the Sophomore dance to 5 I Tom Michelich, Dick Overmyer, Ray Art, Russell Dieterich, ' -.-.-... .-.-. .. Jerry Orr, Jack Gorski, Tom Wissman, Dick Winterich, Carl Grolle, Darryl Richard, and Bob Sanborn. Mr. Ciresi will award the baseball letters at the end of that season. M Igx - -ii