Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

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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

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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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B P A hcl occ as i 5 , aspaorfd ef To start the soccer season, six color teams were chosen. The girls played very enthusiastically. Dolores Harvey's team finished in first place. After the color teams had played off, the class teams went into action. This is how they finished: Team Captain Won Lost Tied X Juniors Jean DeSimoni 3 0 0 00 H Seniors Nancy Nicklas 1 1 1 Nl N X fha Sophomores Alice Kukucka 0 2 0 Lv e Freshmen Sarah Hanlon 0 3 0 9 ' Q All the girls looked forward very eagerly to the start of basketball season. The usual six teams were chosen, and the girls were off to a very exciting start. The results were as follows: Rank Team Captain Won Tied Lost 1 Kalico Kitten Martha Teniak 5 0 0 2 I Forgot Arline Klaameyer 4 0 l 3 The Things Butch Harvey 3 0 2 4 No Name Jeanette Messeri 1 0 4 4 No Got Color Jean Juergemeier 1 0 4 4 1 0 4 After the color teams had played off, the class teams went into action. The results were as follows: Team Captain Won Tied Lost Juniors Arline Klaameyer 3 0 0 Seniors Evelyn Trapp Sophomores Shirley Phmney Freshmen Pat Zahn We Haven't Got One Dutch Harvey 35 D2YOlIllSt9d High School FORWARDS SCORER AND TIMER Florence Simonds Jeanette Messeri Martha Teniak Jean Juergemeier Gail Friedrich 'f' Dorothy Harvey GUARD Sally Davis Evelyn Trapp Jane Smith Doris DeS1mon1 ' 2 0 1 I1 ' ' 1 . o 2 keiba The followin 0 0 3 ni g girls participated in the Basketball Play Day held at North 'Q 2 - - W - 1. st . g. 1 . . X Qx H 6 3 Dolores Harvey Arlene Hanzely V' V The All-Star Game was played on March 2nd, The gam was enjoyed by all who attended. The Navy won by a score of 37 to 34. At the half, W.A.C. letters were awarded to girls who had earned 1000 points or more, new leaders were announced, a foul shooting contest took place, and last but not least, the seventh and eighth grade girls had a relay. Dorothy Harvey won the foul-shooting contest. A dance was held after the game. e was very close and 'fn' NAVY ARMY Charlotte, Wheeler, Captain Florence Simonds, Captain Jean Juergemeier Jeanette Messeri Pat Jones Martha Teniak Arline Klaameyer Nancy Nicklas Gail Friedrich Jane Smith Dolores Harvey Evelyn Trapp Sally Davis Jean DeSimoni Arlene Hanzely Dorothy Harvey N 9 Shirley Phinney Martha Luffler '11 Pat Zahn Alice Kukucka TU The Tumbling Club is an organization of ten girls, each having the ability db throughout the school by the various performances that they have givin at P. T.A. meetings and school gatherings. The membership consists of the following girls: Martha Teniak, Jeanette Messeri, Anne Manke, Connie Grugle, Lucille Ostasluk, Martha Luffler, Marilyn Jent, Bev Pederson, Maureen Dougherty, Judy Cunningham. President.. .... ....... Anne Manke 1 Vice President.... ...... . ..... Connie Grugle r D X Secretary .......... Jeanette Messeri Q to perform different stunts. The girls have made themselves very will-known ' E