Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1947 volume:

1947 Edited and Publssheo by thc JUNIOR CLAQS Westlake, Ohro Doxer I-hgh SCHIDCW Foreword As members of thls the younger generatnon you should not have to be told either of the smportance of the magnutude of the task which has been land out before you The Unlted Natnons has only recently been vrctorxous over the mallcuously aggresssve nations of the world leavnng the country In a general chaotic state Whule takrng your places among the peoples of the world and addung no matter how humble your contrnbutlons to society often take a few moments tume to brouse through these pages You will fund written and photographlcally recorded the extra curricular and social actlvltues most outstandnng In the minds of the members of the class of 47 lt IS our hope that this Panorama wnll be a constant remnnder to them as they gourney down lute s path of the thungs In whuch they so ably took part The Editor What so ever thy hand frndeth to do, do st with all thy complete mught Ecclesuastes 9 lO 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . , 1 1 f1 ax MN ' ff ill ' TW PPPEEF 4 Dover Hugh School St ndgui A thug' i Ki! emi ,A .f Q BMX S M X it-1.5 u Ydlilflnfr 1 x J-WMM 1 5011. 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' 3 five Dedlcatlon In if MRS NATALIE ROGERS We wnsh to dedncote our l947 Ponororno to one thot ns so worthy of recognutnon She hos entered unto our curruculor octuvntues with much enthusuosrn As foculty odvusor she hos monoged the Green ond White very copobly She hos reodnly offered her servuces to those needung help ond nnformotuon We ore Indeed lucky to hove her friendly VISOQC In our rnudst So on beholf of Dover Hugh School ond our Ponoromo Stoff we wash to express our sincere grotutude ond oppreclo tuon to our commercuol teocher Mrs Notolue Rogers for her endless efforts ond fruutful servuces To you Mrs Rogers our heortuest thonks 1 n 1 l - 1 ' 1 . I . , Appreclatlons ln expression of the sentlrnent of all students of Dover Hugh School we extend our sincere ap precuatuon to Mass Rosalnnd Voyner for her unceas :ng efforts un the Musuc department Not only has she successfully organnzed a band of whlch anyone can be proud but she has unsured nts contunuatlon through long hours of unselfush :nterest shown nn lndlvldual Instrument unstructlon In all grades We also owe thanks for her great encouragement and further development of the Glee Club Her exten slve musical talents and nnstructlve abulltles are With the expansuon and success of Dovers athletic program Mr Duchez was hard pressed for time In hls coachung duties To allevlate thus sltu ation Mr Stevens Foltln assumed partual responsu bnllty Along wlth teachnng hls daily classes of geography and sociology Mr Foltun was asslstant coach throughout football and basketball seasons and was In charge ofthe recently reorganized base ball team Has Interest made possible more undu vldual attention plus a greater variety of sports l. SIX A I ' . Q . 4 . V 2 xg . 1 . 1 I . I' n - l K more than inspiring to the student body. Facu ty ted R A eso E a R L G Burneson Economics A B Oberlln College M A Ohno State Unlverslty Columbia Unuverslty D Read Bnology Com Math Com Geo graphy Survey Math A B Ashland Col lege M A Ohno State Unnverslty Adelaide Arndt English A B Fenn College Jane Cupples Home Economlcs English Cafeterua Mgr B S Indiana ate Teachers College Unuversnty of Wlscon sm LouusJ Duchez Socnal Science Physlcal Educatlon Coach Ph B John Carrol Baldwin Wallace Cleveland Law School Stephen Foltun Sociology l-lnstory Geo graphy Assistant Coach B S Kent State Unnversuty Master Western Re serve Unnverssty Lowell H Holloway English Latm A B University of Mlchlgan Oberlln College M A Columbia Unnversuty Ohlo State W Gael Jnnks lndustrual Arts B S Ohio Unuverslty Graduate Work Ohlo State Unaversuty Ohio University C D Koch S Fransue Oagley English French A B BaldwnnWallace Western Re serve Manson Francaise Flora Jeane Rana Physlcal Education :story l-lealth A B Flora Stone Mather Reserve Baldwln Wallace Edward C Rasmussen Sclence Mathe matics M of Ed Wnttenberg College A B Beloit College Unlverslty ot Was conssn Natalue W Rogers Commercial Subgects B A Youngstown College Ohio Una versity Gregg College Robert G Scott Math B S IH Ed Muame Unnversuty Rosalind Voyner Music Band B S M Baldwun Wallace Dons Koch Secretary SGHIOI' C BSS 0 1C8I'S Patricia Lou Cass PAT Class President-4 Student Council 3 4 Vice Presi dent Student Council 4 All Star I 2 3 4 Soccer Play Day 3 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Pres Leaders Club 4 I 2 L y Cl b I 3 4 Glee Clu Green 8. White 4 Drama Club 3 Panorama Staff 3 Lawrence D Lieux HERKY Class President 3 Vice President 4 Social Chairman I Student Council 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Fred K Fox FRED Class Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Football 4 Letterman 4 Green 8. White 4 Pan omma 3 Social Chairman 4 Soccer Play Day 4 Glee Club 3 4 Green 8- White 4 Fairview High I 2 ,V DAULULVAVAVAVA Y 1 A .Q W 1 ' fl! 7 ' 47471 Ruth Lillian Radsvick RUTHIE Wendell Robinson WINDY Class Vice President I5 Social Chairman 4g Student Council President 4' Green 8. White 4' Football 3 4' Basketball I 2 3 4' Panorama 3' Track 2, 3' Letter- m n 2 3 4. eight David Robert Bender DAVE Football and Basketball Manager 4 Track l Baseball 4 Letterman 4 Lakewood 3 Ruth Glendennlng RUTH Class Presndent 2 Soclal Chalr man Student Councul 2 3 Girls All Star 3 4 Cheerleader 2 Soccer Play Day 34 Leaders Club r as C Band l Rlchard John Bohr DICK Football 4 Letterman 4 Janet Muller JANET Class Presldent l SecyTreas 3 u ent Council 2 4 Gals Star 2 3 4 Soccer Play Day 3 4 DAC Offlcer 4 Leaders Club 3 l 2 3 4 Llbr y ub Glee Club 2 3 4 Green 8. Whute 4 Panorama Staff 3 Robert Calvun Clltford BOB Football I I'11l le Q .Ama 234 Semor Class 1947 Dorls Mae Cole oss DA 3 4 Llbrary Clubl 4 Glee Club Robert Blomqulst Boa otball l 2 3 4 Basket all 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Base 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Band l Delores Emnlle Heckerman TOOTS Llbrary Club 4 Glee Club 2 Green 8- Whute 4 Robert Emll Bump BOB Class Vice President 3 Football Manager 4 Basketball l 3 Lt terman 4 Jack Endress PETE Football l Basketball l 3 Semor Class IQ47 Glen Andrew Jenkins GLEN Letterman 4 Green 8. Whlte 4 Drama Club 3 Panorama Staff 3 Yvonne Louise Reed BONNIE Girls A Star 2 3 4 Soccer y Doy 3 4 DAC Oftncer 4 Leaders lub 4 C C Club 4 Green L Whlte 4 Drama Club 3 Panorama Staff 3 Wallace Koch MOUSE Football 2 4 Letterman 4 Loss Ann Snmonds LOIS Soccer Play Day 3 DAC l 2 3 4 Llbrary Club l 4 Glee Club 3 Green 8. White 4 Panorama 3 Leroy Joseph Oster otball l 2 4 Footbal c c tam 4 Basketball l 2 3 Basketball captain 4 Letterman I 4Ba lm News Norma Lee Neate NORM A Star Cheerleader I 3 n orama Staff 3 Soccer Play Day 3 AC 3 4 Llbrcry u 4 Drama ub 3 4 Band Melvyn Albert Kauffman DICK Social Chanrman 2 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 4 Baseball l 4 Letterman 3 4 Lorrean Reuse LOREEN ee Club l DAC l 2 4 Llbr A Star I 2 4 Albuauer ue Hugh Albuquerque New Mexico 3 Dean Gordon Mattern DEAN Basketball 2 3 Robert C Phlnney BOB Green 8. Whutc 4 Panorama Stott ten Gllbert Arthur Ruprecht G B Barbara Lee Ward BARB Class Secy Treas l Soclal Chair man 2 Student Council l 2 All Star Cheerleader 3 Soccer Play y 3 4 DAC I 3 4 Treos 4l Library Club l 2 tPres 4l Glee Club 3 4 Green 8. Whnte 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Panorama Staffa lEi1ltorJ 3 Rotary Club Con fe Robert Joseph Unger BOB Student Councnl 4 Football 3 Bsketball l 2 3 4 Trak Baseball 2 4 Letterman 3 4 Dorothy Ann Wuebker DOT All Star Cheerleader l 2 Soccer Play Day 3 4 Leaders Club DAC 2 3 4 Library Club Drama Club 3 4 All Star 4 lCap tam James Porter Weaver BULLDOG Football 3 4 Track 4 Baseball 4 Letterman 4 Library Club l Band l eleven Semor C ass IQ47 Margaret Ann Surman MARGE Soccer Play Day 4 DAC Officer 4 l 3 4 lSecyTrea Vlce Pres 41 Green 81 White 4 Drama Club 3 4 Thomas Walden Schluter TOM Baseball 4 Drama Club 1 Arlene Marne Wnssman wuss Socnal Chalrman 3 Student Coun 3 4 lSecy 45 All Star Soccer Play D y 3 4 Leaders Clu 3 4 lSecy4l DACI 2 3 4 Library Club 2 Glee Club 4 Green 8. Whute 4 Drama Club 3 All 'tar 4 lCaptamJ Robert Waltz Boa Jhn Marshall l 2 3 Footoall 4 Letterman 4 Gene Woodlmg GENE Class Secy 2 Socual Chaurman l 3 Student Councnl 2 3 Football l 2 3 4 Football co captann 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track 3 Let terman 2 3 4 Green 8. Whnte3 Senuor H1StO The new teacher Muss Ethel Davus gazed hopefully upon the furst class upon whom she was to struve to umpress the fundamentals of the furst grade Among those many lovely chuldren were fufteen who thus year are graduatung from our Dover Hugh School She can be equally as proud of them and theur present class mates as they can be of her for havung survuved twelve years of such torment To be specufuc these fortunate youngsters were as follows Davud Bender Patty Cass Dorus Cole Ruth Glendennung Glen .lenkuns Mel vun Kauffman Dean Mattern Janet Muller Norma Neate Tom Schulter Lous Sumonds Bob Unger Barbara Ward Gene Woodlung and Dorothy Wueb ker A magnufucent advancement the above mentuoned entered the second grade and to help them struggle through thus strenuous year Jack Endress Yvonne Reed and Arlene Wussman entered along wuth them A future sports star uouned the troupe un the thurd grade He was of course Lee Oster The fourth grade brought a charmung personaluty unto the present sen uor class lt was that of Margaret Surman Fuve years had elapsed and a brulluant polutucuan Wendell Robunson who was elected to the Student Councul presudency un has uunuor year claumed offucual membershup along wuth Robert Clufford un the promusung and progres sung class of forty seven Mr James Porter Weaver the man of boundless escapades honored the class wuth has enrollment un the suxth grade lntensufyung the ever fascunatung thrull of becomung qualufued seventh graders was the entrance unto the class of three refuned gentlemen Larry Lueux Bob Bump and Bob Blomquust The latter un hus senuor year became hugh pount man un French class-or was ut basketball? The eughth grade brought no new members but when the pruvuleges of the freshmen year were bestowed on thus precuous group sux lovely luttle cherubs were accepted unto the exclusuve order of Froshs Fred Fox Dolores Heckerman Wallace Koch Robert Phunney Lorrean Reuse and Gulbert Ruprecht made up thus group They were truumphant un becomung uunuors and worthy of renewed respect now they could be consudered upper classmen by the chuldren of the lower grades who were not yet old enough to possess class sweaters to sell magazunes or to struggle for a successful Junuor Senuor Banquet Addung her valuable talents and hughly apprecuable efforts to the task whuch confronted the uunuors was Ruth Radsvuck Two new students contrubuted to the qraduatung class by enterung un theur senuor year They were Ruchard Bohr and Robert Waltz Lorrean Reuse after a year s absence returned to spend her last year wuth Dover s class of forty seven To the senuors who thus year leave us to enter unto a new phase of lufe may be extend our best wushes and the hope that theur futures may be as admurable as theur hustory twelve o f V 1 1 . 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' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 - 11 Il ' I I I I ' I . , . - - 11 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 , . . - , 1 ' I I . 1 Prophecy GALA PREMIERE The theatre marque gluttered entucungly wuth the names of the stars of the much raved about opera LA SCHREECHIACHA Our hearts leaped to our throats for hadn t we just heard that the cast and company were from none other than the ullustruous class of 479 Ten years have sped by sunce Dover halls resounded wuth those vouces and now we encounter them un a great productuon Makung an umpressuve arruval un a well tended lumousune chauffeured by Gene Woodlung who holds the cherushed safety medal was Yvonne Reed She has a suute on the 42nd floor to the Van Oster Hotel She s up un the world and stull ponderung her BILLS Mudst the swurl of evenung tracks and tuxedoed gents was a handsome forest green unuform bedecked wuth gold buttons and epaulettes Of all people' lt was Jack Endress who duvudes hus workung hours between actung as doorman here at the Opera and runnung hus nursery whuch was unspured by hus own uncreasung famuly Tryung to maneuver stunt shots wuth a camera as the crowd descended upon her was Barbara Ward photographer for the Phunney Trubune Barbara us a puanust for Dorothy Wuebker s Tap School too lt wasn t duffucult to obtaun last munute tuckets sunce the box oftuce re vealed the demure Dee Cole At the hat check bar we were greeted by the ever famuluar twunklung eyes of Norma Neate The luttle round pull box hat was stunnung on her No sooner had we turned about than we recognuzed two lovely usherettes un uce blue slacks of shummery satun so becomung on Lorrean Reuse and Arlene Wussman From the programs we learned that Glenn Jenkuns famed for revelatuon un opera dress from the bullowy and old tashuoned to the conservatuve un materual that us was costume desugner for the productuon The co owners of thus enterpruse Delores Heckerman and Margaret Surman were exchangung satusfued looks as the crowd uncreased to wutness the gloruous unterpretatuon thus contribution to the levels of culture The lauded composer us Sur Gulbert Ludwug Wolfgang Ruprecht The troupe recently gauned recognutuon by theur rendutuon of hus lught opera Oopsa dazua Causung awed exclamatuons as she made her way to her box was Ruth Radsvuck now best dressed Congresswoman Arruvung late but never the less creatung a surge of whusperung was the new Bubble Gum heuress Ruth Glendennung Just as the curtaun was to ruse we notuced Lous Sumonds busy wuth short hand notes of gossupy morsels for her socuety page Next to her anxuous to start hus gruelung analysus ofthe Opera was the crutuc Dave Bender The lughts fluckered blazed went out completely and funally were acl uusted to proper untensuty lWe noted by the program that the lught tech nucuan was Fred Fox In the orchestra put musucuans were tunung up Among the emunent musucuans were Dean Mattern harpust and Duck Bohr turst cellust The dustunguushed durector entered Hus rather untame haur seemed famuluar and as he turned for a bow we knew at once that ut was Lord Thomas lContunued on Page 441 thurteen 11 11 , . 1 . 1 . , , . 1 ' 1 . , , ' ' Il ll , . . . . , , . 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H ' 1 - 11 I - . 1 ' ' 1 , . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - . , - 1 1 1 I Ideal SGIIIOI' Grl would have Margaret Surman s Dorothy Wuebker s Margaret Surman s Barbara Ward s Dons Cole s Pat Cass s Janet Muller s Margaret Surman s Yvonne Reed s Norma Neate s Ruth Radvnck s Ruth Glendennang S Ruth Radvrck S Arlene Wnssman s Norma Neate s Loss Snmonds s Dolores Heckerman s Hour Smale Complexion Brains l-lenght Wlt Ways Eyes Nose Flgure Charm Personaluty Popularity Athletnc Ablluty Dancing Ablllty Slngnng Ablllty Ambntnon l ea Semor Boy Jack Endress s l-lanr Wendell Roblnson s Smale Bob Waltz s Bob Unger s Bob Waltz s Jam Weaver s .lack Endress s Melvun Kauffman S Gllbert Ruprecht s Lee Oster s Wendell Roblnson s Lawrence Lneux s Lee Oster s All ot the Boy s Bob Bump s Bob Blomqulst s Gene Woodlnng s Complexron Bralns l-lenght Wat Ways Nose Eyes Build Charm Personalnty Popularity Athletlc Abllnty Dancnng Ablllty Snngnng Ablllty Drlvung Ability Voted most lukely to succeed were Barbara Ward Bob Unger Voted best all around students were Ruth Glendennlng Wendell Robinson . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . 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Class Will We the class of I947 do hereby formally publish our final will and tes tament To the present Junior Class we leave all of the pleasures and happy hours of the senior year to be enioyed to the fullest extent To the Sophomores we bequeath the managing of the herutages of Dover Hugh School Lastly to the Freshmen Class we will school spirit and sportsmanship un keeping with Dover traditions Hereto is added the unduvudual bequeathals DAVE BENDER leaves hus Ruver gurl friends to hus brother BOB BLOMQUIST wulls hus abuluty to make foul shots to Duck Cornush DICK BOHR wushes to give hus yellow trousers to Marge Todd and Joanne Campbell BOB BUMP leaves hus technique of flirting to Billy Dorow PAT CASS passes on her abuluty to tell uokes to the 48er s Club BOB CLIFFORD presents his abuluty to milk cows to Lynn Rogers DORIS COLE leaves her hopes and unterest in travel to Muss Raua JACK ENDRESS leaves hus concentration on one gurl Uoannel to Dave Collins RUTH GLENDENNING presents her cheerung abuluty to all the young hope u s DOLORES HECKERMAN wulls her abuluty to really get grades to Duck Arung GLENN JENKINS guves his rapud reporting on basketball scores to next year sports edutor MELVIN KAUFFMAN wulls his portable radio to Bull Hayden WALLACE KOCH passes his shocker on to Bull Dougherty LARRY LIEUX presents his knack for romantic unclunatuons to Ken Starkey DEAN MATTERN leaves hus wullowly physique to Duck Bohland JANET MILLER wushes to give her energetic noture to anyone who may have need of ut after a slumber party NORMA NEATE wushes to give her few dates a week to Joanne Bump LEE OSTER leaves hus football and basketball abuluty to Eugene Klunk BOB PHINNY guves hus old truck to Joe Wentlurug RUTH RADSVICK passes her unterest un goung steady to Carol Shuley YVONNE REED leaves her unterest un Good Housekeepung to Kathleen Bourne LOREAN REISE presents her abuluty to puck up where she left off to her suster ffu FRED FOX gives his excellent dual personality to the Cooley twins. f I , i een LEE OSTER Football Kung and Co Captain GENE WOODLING Football Ca Caplaun YVONNE REED Shorthand Award FRANCES LaNASA Panorama Editor SPGCIBI Awards 22-2-vS+efggq-.3-f 9+ A-Q-QQ 'Y fe We 'EM .gf Also deservmg mentlon are Ken Starkey voted 48 Football Captain and Bob Blomqulst who was clanmont of The plng pong champlonshnp wfyfeyff-Hgwgea 'lb RUTH RADSVICK Football Queen WENDELL ROBINSON Student Councll Presudent BARBARA WARD Typing Award ROBERT PHINNEY Green 8- Whlte Edltor slxteen f RM W MX ll :f' 1-14 . . 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' , ,ii ' ' V--,5 A . 7 - .V I wt .. 3 E , xy Row CRI Hahn F Kukccka D Deubel F LaNasa K Bourne J Campbell M Todd B Wecht oby Row 2 Mr Rasmussen B Hamilton C Bakos J Lewis R Schlllens J Mltchell J Campana M Clifford Moorman D Kubach N Sears Row 3 P Mosher M Hanzely B Arrles F Gavalek V Farr M Tenlak E Koch C Shlley D Drlver Tanner L1I'l1OI'S President Patty Mosher Vrce President Ball Dougherty Secretary Treasurer Kenny Starkey Social Charrmen Joanne Campbell Lynn Rogers Student Councnl Joanne Campbell Kenny Starkey Bull Dougherty The Junlors have been busy thus year as ns usual for Junlor classes To start out the year they had the magazine campaign which broke an all time Dover record for tne most subscriptions ever sold The class colors are green and gray whuch were chosen last yrar The Junlors were fortunate In recenvurg thelr class rlngs at the end of December only havung ordered them rn November Their sweaters were receuved nn February Some of the actuvutnes were a Chrnstrr-as party and a toboggan party whuch was being planned for about March l The Junuor Dance, Carrousel was held March l4, with muslc by Casey Barman and hrs orchestra As the Panorama went to press the Junzors were makung plans for the annual Junior Sensor Banquet which they hope wnll prove to be a bug success seventeen V. . 1 V VI - I n , - I U , 4. , - f J f .4 , - I , - r Row 4-Bl. Hayden, JS. Snmpsonl, Arlng, Rogers! BJ Dougherty, B. Art, K. Starldey, D. Schneider, lA. I I I . . . . . - ' l II Il ' ' Rowl J Fox J Reed M Luczko L Alsup B Jogusch C Schwartz F Guerclo D Lott M Gaydos J Wlssman Row R Hunger Mlss Arndt D Bennett J Flfe B Heckerman B lrsak B Schuck C Oyermeyer J Schuster S Hartman J Alsup G Burneson Mr Duchez Row B Kuboch H Howarth D Espasandun W Dorow P Spencer M Beckman R Fischer S Spooner Kloomeyer G Sumonds R Cooley J Kohler P Wuse Row R Eberllng E Hennne N Dever R Cornush C Welker D Colllns R Dlngfueld N Sammet I Mosher P Zemek B Smlth R Cooley D Bohr J Mlchellch A Hennre Sopbomores Presldent Otto Kloomeyer Vrce Presrdent Isabel Mosher Secretary Mrldred Gaydos Treasurer Shurley Hartman Social Charrmen Roger Cooley Duck Cornish Student Councrl Dave Collrns Charles Walker Mrldred Gaydos The Sophomores have chosen maroon and whlte as thelr class colors and hope to get their sweaters In the beglnmng of thelr Junior year In the fall there was a roller skatung party at Purltas Sprlngs Park The class was rn charge of decorotlons for the Sensor Hugh Halloween Party There were several partles given by nndrvudual members ofthe class On Apnl ll the Sophomores sponsored their annual basketball dance entitled Sophomores Sallung Serenade At thus dance letters were award ed to the varslty basketball players and the Sophomore cheerleaders, Joanne Wlssman and Shlrley Hartman elghteen W.. , me A , aff 33'-S 5 . -il' I' I ' I' I' I' I' -I' I ' I o. ,. . I I 4-. ,. ,. ,. ,, , ' I - 11 -- ll - Row Row Row Row l J Foster E Schuehrer L Deubel R Schlllens J Moorman J Pke E Fuller 2 Mr Foltln J Lucas D Stelskal D Herb C Shlley B Harper Mrs Cupples E Siferdin G Smith E Rothkegel C Neff J Finzel Teniak F Rogers J Bump D Smith E Endress R Kauffman R Deubel J Wentling L Radice C Bender B Miller H Kluever McWilluam J Vetter F Messerl J Bump Karns E Klink R Braden F Bode L Sears L Claridge M Cass N Richards P Balazs Green A Kalapis R Gavalek L Mller T Freshmen President Bob Gavalek Vice-President , . T , . , , Alex Kalapis Secretary-Treasurer . . . , T . , , Ted Bender Social Chairmen , Ruth Schillens Lincoln Miller Student Council ...., Joanne Bump, Alex Kalapis This year the Freshman class started off with a bowling party followed with refreshments, dancing, and games at Lincoln Miller's home. Another party of skating at the Rollerbowl is being planned. They hope to have a picnic at the end of the year. nineteen Row Row Row Row EIGHTH GRADE mic sm zcr ora rn r 0 on n rs I K wr LGPIOMC Scott L Roskcw A Monks L. Klnk J Mcsscr C Wheeler J Smrh N Thmmacn We cr Bennet S blmcr Moron E Cfoyncr L Chg C O yer mcwsfcr r w Swmpscn ewse Tm p N Jogo N N4c G Rothkcgcl H Koloplg F :wmond Row Row Row Row Y 2 D 3 R 4 D. ,bw SEVENTH GRADE J Lo Plante V Frank J Mflispough W Kohler D Beofo A Pohlmon G Grieve D Kulfoylc 4M4ss Ocgley, M. Hessentholer, C. Hessentholer, G. Fruedrich, D. Harvey, D. Horvcy, P. Siomch , Slferdin, C. Krohn, Mr. Jinks. -L. Thomsen, R. Runser, K. Kouffmon, D Foster, D. Alvord, F. Horboth, T. Michclnch, R. Rnchords , Wrsc -R. Cooley, E Burmcustcr, S. Dovss, S Afock, C. Grugle, D. Wcmlwng, J. McDorucI, A. Honzlcy Krueger. ,qw I ? of-Q A f J' Dover Days - - IQ46 47 opiate? vuumplm 4 sv Il 4' Qc if 0 A ownquvrzcl B-roaKh5n Q, X! 1 Q? 0 S., Vfcfov aug ui N Olmsfqgl K X, Qfoqzb' XG, emu -rl-L SM H U we. Vg 9. 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Q0 6 ,P QW I 'Z-6 6 E + -X BQ5 V 1-IQ Sw 151 SQL :QB M -L af 6 0. 2 l Nl- Q, 5 Q L - QVJB OA X ' Shad 'j -L X .x 5 J 6, 1 s ,I mer ro' o X9 '03 G-Ps 'J pl 1 f YW 0 GJ4' I. obfo x' Q Q4 6 93' X01 65 Q50 U o Gy W TLQW f, XR, or Q- .9 Ar 0 LN . cy-L oo O wo 'N N 65 kb 0 VJ Cb F IL O' or also 5-N J Qld gl Rowl E Klnnk R Cooley R Deubel J Wentlmq L Mlller A Tanner R Bohr R Cooley G Burneson Row A Kalapls R Kauffman C Green J Foster F Bode J Karns C Shuley D Herb Row Mr Fulton D Schneider W Koch K Starkey L Rogers L Oster G Woodlung R Blomquust Kauffman R Unger N Dever Mr Duchez Row V Moorman J Kohler J Sampson B Waltz B Hayden B Dougherty P Wnse C Welker L Lreux D Collms R Cornish Row D Bender B Bump R Anng F Fox J Weaver W Robunson B Gavalek J Mlchellch Football Showing much promlse and a lot of ambutlon the Dover Demons began their football practice on August 20 1946 Asssstlng our coach Louis Duchey was Mr Steven Foltln Together they formed a foot ball squad whrch wnth the exceptlon of two losses had a successful season and placed second along with Bay and Olmsted Falls ln the Cuyahoga League The hugh scorer was Lee Oster who ran up a total of 76 poants At the annual Football Banquet glven for the team each year by the D A C gurls award letters were presented and the announcement was made that Kenneth Starkey IS to be the team s captaln next season The season s scores were THEY Olmsted Falls North Royalton Strongsvnlle North Amherst Brooklyn North Olmsted Bay Vnllage 12 twenty sux 4--. ,. ,. ,. ,. , We Independence ....,4...,....,., . 21 13 O 13 ' ......,....,....t.,.. 20 18 O 30 O ' ...................t. 7 Vars1t37 Basketball From Number 24 Clockwrse-L Oster W Robinson L Lneux G Woodlrng B Blomqurst B Hayden Wrse L Rogers 8 Unger B Dougherty twenty seven Varsuty Basketball IQ47 5:5 Dover Hugh s basketball team ended the seoson wuth eleven vuctorues to uts credut agaunst only two losses After wunnung the Western Cuyahoga County League tutle the fughtung fuve trued for the mythucal county crown but were edged by the Eastern County Champs Undaunted un spurut the team went on to face Chardon and Cuyahoga Heughts A quuck revuew of the season would reveal that ut was quute successful and that our team us to be complumented for good mettle and sportsmanshup The funal game of the season brought the curtaun down on a pleasant performance un Hugh School basketball by Lee Oster Wendell Robunson Larry Lueux Gene Woodlung Bob Blomquust and Bob Unger The rousung cheers of the games wull no doubt echo for them tume and agaun and Doverutes wull long remember theur skull Hugh pount man on the varsuty squad was Bob Blomquust who tallued l94 pounts durung the thurteen regularly scheduled games The other top rankung scorers were Larry Lueux wuth 76 Wendell Robunson wuth 65 and Lee Oster SEASON SCORES Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dcver Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover North Royalton North Olmsted Rocky Ruver Strongsvulle Brooklyn Olmsted Falls Bay Vullage North Royalton North Olmsted Strongsvulle Brooklyn Olmsted Falls Bay Vullage Cuyahoga Heughts Chardon Cuyo woga Heughts T T with 58 points. 26 20 39 24 35 ' 24 38 A 32 38 27 35 28 39 ' 24 38 35 37 3l 50 V ' 37 33 36 35 26 Al ' ' 47 38 ' 52 49 4l 38 l ' 57 v- Qh The Junuor Varsuty basketball team upon whose shoulders rests the burden at preparing successful Varsity players were nn good form thas season The outlook on the future ofthe game should be clear and brrght nt what the J V s have done ns a sample ot Dover s up and comlng team work Ot the fourteen games played the Junuor Varsuty was vlctorlous In nine TFHCIQ The l9-47 track season was scarcely under way when the annual was oft to the prnnters ln tact only one meet had been scheduled and that was the Arena Meet May 2nd The track men with special achlevements to theer records Lee Oster and Dave Colllns were both scheduled tor the present season Lee was last year s drstruct shot put champuon and Dave was the Junlor Hugh School law hurdle county record holder Lettermen Wuth the expandlng sports program the Dover Lettermens group IS growing and provlng what able sportsmen we have At the annual Football Banquet sponsored by the D A C letters were awarded tothe following players Oster Blomquust Unger Starkey Burneson Rogers Waltz Woodlnng Wise and Robnnson Managers presented letters were Bob Bump Dave Bender and Vince Moorman In Aprnl at the Sophomore dance basketball letters were to be awarded and a captaln to be chosen Besldes the managers Jam Weaver Dave Bender and Glenn Jenkins these men were presented letters L Oster W Robinson L Lleux G Woodlnng B Blomqulst B Hayden P Wnse L Rogers B Unger and B Dougherty Baseball Sprung and the baseball season were lust about to begun when the annual was rushed att to press but It was known that there would be at least enght games scheduled begnnnnng April l8th Candudates seemed plentiful with a majority ot tenth graders The outlook for the lmmedlate season was hopeful and the boys certalnly had the zest for the game th ty 9 J. V. 5 , . A ' I I I I . . . . I , . . I - . - , , . I I . I I I I Welker, Michelich, Weaver, Cornish, Kohler, Tanner, Lieux, Fox, Dougherty, , , . I I . V . I . I I ' , I . , . ' , , . I . V I . h I , I . 4 I . I , I , , If lsf 2nd Y 4th TRACK lst Row: N. Dever, J, Kohler, P. Wlse, C. Welker, D. Colluns 2nd Row: R. Cooley, L. Lleux, J. Weover, R. Unger, R. Cooley, Mr. D,chcz, BASEBALL Row B Kuboch R Deuble B Word J Wentlnng O Kloomeyer D Herb S Spooner R Hunger L Mnller T Bender Row R Drngfneld P Spencer J Mlchelnch D Cornush R Waltz M Kauffman R Unger W Robxn son D Bender C Shnley H Kluever Row E Fuller J Foster E Hennle D Bohr J Vkeover B Hayden R Alrnng K Sforkey J Korns L Seors F Bode Mr Folrxn Row E Klank G Slmonds L Reduce A l-lcnnee T Schlufer R Govolek R Kauffman L Rogers J Sampson ir. , . , . . - , . , , , . , . . , . . f - 1 - f V V - f - , Y f - , - - 3d : . , . , .Q , . , ,, ' , . , . , . , . . , . , H. . :, . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . SOCCSI' The soccer teams started off wsth a bang thss year Fsrst of all the color teams were chosen The wsnner of these teams was Psnk Lsghtnsng The captasns were as fol lows COLOR Aqua Black B ue Red and Whste Psnk Lsghtnsng Royal Blue CAPTAIN Patty Cass Ruth Glendennsng Janet Msller Ruth Radsvsck Patty Mosher Joanne Campbell Next the class games were played The sophomores came out on top of these games wsth the sunsors second sensors thsrd and freshmen fourth The captasns of each class were as follows Basketball The sensors walked away wsth tsrst place by wsnnsng all thesr games sn the class competstson thss year The sunsors came sn second, sophomores next, and last, but not least the freshmen The captasns were CLASS CAPTAIN Sensor Arlene Wsssman Junsor Mary l-lanzely Sophomore Barbara Smsth Freshman Elsse Endress and Joanne Bump The last basketball game ot the color teams was played March 27 whsch tsnsshed the season The wsnner of these games was Psnk Lsghtnsng wsth one tse and the ret vsctorses COLOR Psnk Lsghtnsng Blue 84 Gold CAPTAlN Patty Mosher Yvonne Reed CLASS Sensor Junsor Sophomore Freshman CAPTAIN Patty Cass Kathleen Bourne Frances Guercso Jean Fsnzel Green Margse Todd Arlene Wsssman Black Dorothy Wuebker Patty Cass Ruth Glendennsng Royal Blue Maroon 8. Whste Star As the Panorama went to press the much antscspated All Star game had not yet been played However the teams had been chosen and st was planned for Aprsl lst On that nsght the D A C members who have l OOO actsvstses posnts were to recesye thesr letters Dursng the halt mark sn the game there was to be a comedy game sn whsch seventh and esghth grade gsrls wsth best gym attendance records partscspated NAVY ARMY O M Specsal cheerleaders for the Navy team wereJ V Bump E Endress J McWsllsams andM Gaydos For the Army they were D Smsth B Schuck C Shsley and C Neff 'mrvn 9 . , . . s ' s I S I I I - , . , , , . , , I Capt D. Wuctk M, Todd Capt, A. Wsssman J Wsssman V Farr K Bourne Y. Reed C, Overmeyer L Resse S. Hartman P Mosher R. Glendenning J Msller J Fox F Gov lek F, Guercio P Cass J Schust I. osher B. Smith I . . , . I . h l I , . , - I , - 1 - l , . . -Y Cheerleaders Soccer Play Da ll E , w,,Y,,4 52 3 . J 0 fu H A 3 M ,,, A . V 406, 1 I 6 . , Q ' , 9 5 , t f if ' ' ' , ' A I ir - o Cil'1GeI'lQ8CleI'S ln the pucture B Wecht J Wussman Q Hartman R Glendennung The Cheerleaders as usual made a brulluant showung durung the football and basketball seasons and ably handled the uob of leadung school spurut un backung the boys rn the game Theur charms were enhanced by snappy out door unuforms of green wool slacks and Eusenhower packets After long practuces the freshmen had the antucupated try out for cheer leaders The funal selectuon by student vote was un favor of Patrucua Moor man and Ruth Schullens Wuth theur addutuon to the group Dover was the proud possessor of fuve cheerleaders Next year, as for the past two a duo of freshmen wull be chosen brungung the total to sux Wuth that the number wull remaun constant and the old polucy of choosung one gurl a year wull be resumed We are sorry to lose our senuor cheerleader Ruth Glendennung and want to express our thanks for her ever present enthusuasm We have con fudence un her successor Barbara Wecht Soccer Play Day 2nd Row Muss Raua F LaNosa M Surman R Radsvuck V Farr P Mosher B Wecht 3rd Row R Glendennung A Wussman N Neate F Gavalek P Cass D Wuebker Y Reed Thus year the suxteenth annual Soccer Play Day was held at Westlake Eughteen gurls represented each of these three schools North Olmsted Faur vuew and Westlake The gurls dud not remaun on theur respectuve teams but played un muxed teams so that uunuors were competung un skull wuth senuors After the games the groups from each school put on unterestung skuts Dunner was served and the gurls were addressed by Muss Dorothy Partrudge of the Cleveland Press Westlake players chosen were SENIORS JUNIORS Yvonne Reed Norma Neate Patty Mosher Carol Shuley Janet Muller Dorothy WuebkerMargue Todd Frances LaNasa Margaret Surman Patty Cass Florence Gavale' Vurgunua Farr Ruth Radsvuck Barbara Ward Barbara Wecht Joanne Campbell Arlene Wussman Kathleen Bourne thurty fuve I I I - - ' I . 1 . l . . , I . .. I I I I , . lst Row: M, Todd, K, Bourne, B. Ward, J. Miller, C. Shiley, J. Campbell, . I . . . I - I ' I , . I DAC an Leaders' Club IJ XX C2 w l uerco a rw T. uc a c z Fox R Gle lean na N Neate A Wlssman J Reed M Gaydas Row 2 ssman S Ha tman M Todd J mpbell K ou ne a asa ccht Hanzely Mss Rao chuck J huster C O meycr Y cod C1 C Rc se L Simon Mosher N Colby 'msg ZA mgfgo' 1m Q,-3-U' -m 390-4 .3303- 00362 1 fD FO' 5809 4 9.3252 52232 ffm? O-14 2005 3'C 'm 'SQFA Datum 325 g1CO- QUL71 3 n U'-1-G33 2220 53-0- 3-mnam V'-c gee O 9332. 3 c M923 QU-U -Em? D CD13 O13 of 2 Urvgm goo- 3 C G U2 foo fD'-1 9220 ms4w3 -tvvga. 2290 mfbrwm 2315? 0 SQLS--1 1 3'-:DQ mu' 1 1 101' 11122 nm 3'-Q- 36133 -- O -Bula '--fs 'lion '1'T Surman Presndent Janet Muller Vnce President Yvonne Reed Correspondung Secretary Barbara Ward Recordung Secretary Margaret Surman Refreshments Patty Masher Florence Cuavalek Each year the D A C sponsors the annual Football Banquet This year the banquet was held on November 7 Reverend l-larold Freer of the Dover Congregational Church was guest speaker and Mrs Natalie Rogers was faculty speaker The club also takes care of sellnng refreshments at the football games Two gunnor gurls are apponnted to fulfull thus job Mass Rana our faculty advlsor has gnven many helpful suggestions and much of her tlme to enable us to have a successful year L88 GFS l3 Seated Y Reed J Campbell R Glendennlng J M Ile A Wnssman Stand ng P Mosher P Cass D Wuebker F Ga alek Mss Rana President Pat Cass Secretary Arlene Wlssman Treasurer Ruth Glendennnng The Leaders Club thus year consisted of nnne gurls A Leader s dutues are to help an gym classes to help In after school sports and to referee after school games At the D A C supper following the unntlatlon the seven new leaders were announc ed They were Ellzabeth Koch Isabel Mosher Shirley Hartman Frances Guercua Joanne Wussman Joanne Fox and Muldred Gaydos Leaders unntuatnon was Aprul 22 to 25 On Fruday the 25 there was the formal :mtl ation followed by a dinner and a show In Cleveland at the Leader s Club expense Leader's Club had one dance In the fall and sponsored the All Star game ln the sprung thirty seven Q C I Ra +P. G 1 , R. H h , F K 'k k , C. S hwart , J. , . nt i , 4 , . , '-J. wi , f f , . , .co , , B f ,P L N , B. W , D, pmcf, , , I I . Row --B. S , Sc , , vor , . R , J Muller, B. W rcl P. ass, L. 1 , . als, Row 4-C. Shslev, E, Koch, I. Mosher, B Smith, J. Tcnuak, V. Farr, F. Gavalek, D, Wuclpker, D. Cole, I I I ' I - I I - - . I ' 1' . I , . , I I I . , . , . , I r, , I Z . , . , . , , v , l . , . . . . , . . . I I ' h . A . . . . .I I - 1 I I I I I , r . , . l , - , . Stu ent Counul L1bI'8I'l8I'lS th' ty-e'ght Student Counci Seated Mass Arndt A Nnssman P Cass W Robinson L Lneux Mr Read 2nd Row D Harvey J Campbell J Bump E Trapp M Gaydos J Muller R Glendennlng C Wesnntzer B Kohler 3rd Row C Welker R Unger F Fox A Kalapls B Dougherty K Starkey D Colllns Presudent Wendell Robinson Vice President Pat Cass Secretory Arlene Wussman Treasurer Lawrence Lleux Faculty Advisor Mxss Arndt Thus year the Student Councnl has been very actrve lt was voted that they establish a hall monrtor system to reduce class lnterruptuons The commlttee planned a schedule for the guards Also credrted to the Student Councul usthe new check system used durrng evenung school actuvrtles The Councrl thus year has promoted many outstandung assemblies among which were the long planned Chrrstmas Amateur Show and the student prarsed plano solo program Also completely enjoyed were the radlo sound effects and the long vuvvd talk by Grace Nash who was a Japanese prisoner L1 l'8I'181'lS lst Row R Hahn I Mosher B Ward M Surman L Surnonds Mr Holloway 2nd Raw C Schwartz D Bennett B lrsak V Colby J Tenrak V Farr D Cole D Heckerman M Todd J Campbell B Wecht F LaNasa P Mosher E Koch r Row F Guercso J Fox M Gaydas M l-lanzely J Wnssman N Sammet C Shlley F Gavalek P Zemek B Smnth R Flscher K Bourne L Alsup D Deubel F Kukucka President Barbara Ward V Presldnet Margaret Surman Secretary Treasurer Isabel Mosher The Llbrary Club has met once a month durlng the past year The gurls have had charge of the lrbrary during study peruods and after school and have also been responsl ble for the bulletnn board drsplays regarding available books The club has been responsu ble for conductrng a Teen Age Book Club for all of the students Interested A Juke box dance was given by the llbrary Club ln order to ralse money whrch wull be used In the near future to buy either recordlngs to be used rn connection with Engllsh Inter ature classes or a movie of certann acts of Shakespeare's Hamlet thrrty nme 3 - 1- 1- 1- 1 - 1- 1- 1- 1 1 . 1- 1- 1 - 1- 1 - 1- - - I ' I .I . . , ,. ,. , . ,. , . . 3d 2. , , , , ,. , . , . , . , , ,. ,, ,, ,. , . ,. , , 1 Green And Whlte ............,V....... P HITOYHITIH f ty Green an Whlte Seated D Heckerman P Cass R Phlnney Mrs Rogers M Surman Y Reed 2nd Ro J Bump A Wmssman L Slmonds B Ward D Wuebker J Mllle R Rads ck G Jenk ns J Weaver L Leux R Glendenn ng N Neate 3rd Row P Mosher J Mltchell K Bourne M Gaydos J Fox S Hartman I Moshe B Schuck C Over meyer J Wxssman P Zemek W Robunson F Fo Editor In chlef Bob Phunney News and Copy Edntor Pat Cass Feature Edltor Fred Fox Art Edltors Jam Weaver Wendell Roblnson Exchange Edtuor Janet Muller Subscrnptnon Manager Lawrence Lleux Publlcatuons Dolores Heckerman Margaret Surman Headllner Ellene Robertson Sports Edltor Glen Jenklns Staff Reporters Ruth Radsvuck Lots Srmonds Barbara Ward Typlng Edltor Yvonne Reed Typlsts Arlene Wlssman Janet Muller The staff of the school paper drd an admlrable ,ob thus year and was under the supervrslon of Mrs Natalue Rogers Besides the bu monthly edu tuon there were special edutuons for Chrlstmas and graduatuon Present mem bers of the Green 81 Whlte Staff were awarded thelr puns at the Chrrstmas as sembly ln March the l947 48 staff was chosen as follows Edltor an chlef David Schnelder News and Copy Edrtor Joanne Campbell Feature Editor Ball Dougherty Exchange Editor Elizabeth Koch Subscrnptnon Manager Kenny Starkey Publications Vlrglnua Farr Mary Jean Tenuak Headlmer Ruth Hahn Sports Edltor Vincent Moorman Staff Reporters Mary Hanzely Dorothy Deubel Alan Tanner Typnng Edltor Pat Mosher Typlgtg Carol Shnley Elizabeth Koch IJBIIOTHITIH Seated J Mutchell D D ve F l.aNasa J Campbell D Schneider P Moshe Stand ng Mss Oagley B Wecht E Koch F Gavalek C Shuley B Dougherty K Starkey A Tanner Edltor Frances LaNasa Asslst Edltor Joane Campbell Lnterary Edltor Donna Druver Busuness Managers Eluzabeth Koch Jack Mutchell Sensor Edstors Carol Shlley Bull Dougherty Sports Edltors Patty Mosher Alan Tanner Photography Editors Barbara Wecht Davld Schneider Subscruptuon Managers Florence Gavalek Kenny Starkey Faculty Advlsor Mass Oagley Members of the Panorama Staff of I947 ,om an hopung that thus an nual the product of long busy weeks of work wall give you all the satlsfac tuon you ve antnclpated lt has been fun selectnng maternal and complllng these pages for all of you From the class of 48 there are two wushes To the class of 47 we ex tend our congratulatuons and wlshes for a happy future and to the class of 49 we glve our wash for success ln thenr venture wuth the Panorama next YQO I' forty one . wt. ,-. ,-4 1. ,. ,. r,. v1,. I, . ,.l ,. 1,, , 1- 1- 1- 1- X- , I , , , , - I Art Editor. . ........,..,., ., r.,,,....,..,t.., Donna Drlver , ...,....,...,., , , , ,.rir,. ,. ,. I' ,. r. I: l 1- 1' 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- r I ' 1 - 1 .. , , , , 1 I ' 1' ' . I I , , . . . . Glee Club B811 form-t Glee Seated D Lott D Heckerman A Wussman N Ncate J Mcwulluams C Schwartz J Reed S Hartman B Jagusch L Alsup J Lucas C Smuth L Deubel B Ward 2nd Row Muss Voyner F Messeru F Vetter M Luczka V Colby F LaNasa K Bourne M Todd J Campbell B Wecht E Srferdun J Bump Y Reed R Harper E Rothkegel D Smuth E Endress J Muller L Sumonds J Fufe D Bennett B Schuck B Smuth P Zemek P Moorman R Hahn r Row R Schullens J Bump C Neff B Tenuak B Heckerman F Rogers M Cass N Ruchards J Fox B Irsak F Guer 0 Row F Kukucko N Sammet l Masher P Mosher C Shuley B Arrues F Tenuak V Farr F Gqvolek R Radsvuck D Cole L Clarudge P Blazs R Fuscher E Koch The glee club composed of senuor hugh school gurls, has had a busy and successful school year Muss Voyner who us the durector, more than lar and semu classucal numbers The group partucupated un several P T A programs and concentrated on preparung songs for the Chrustmas assembly an Eastern Star Mothers meetung and for graduatuon exercuses un May A specual group of twelve gurls were chosen to sung un Hugbee s Sulver Grulle durung a two day Chrustmas program 811 Front A Pohlman D Beato Seated S Ulmer D Krueger G Grueve D Suferdun L Thomsen J Alsup C Schwartz R Wuse P Spencer B Jagusch D Bennett Row 2 H Kalapus V Colby S Weber N Byl C Wesnutzer J Funel R Cooley A Hanzely H Mac Aluster B Kubach R Cooley P Wuse C Shuley K Bourne Muss Voyner Row 3 J Campbell J Smuth R Harper C Grolle E Sherry N Sammet C Hessenthaler M Hessen tholer D Harvey D Harvey F Sumonds J Bump F Kukucka After a peruod of three years the Dover Hugh School Band has been re organuzed There are approxumately forty fuve members from all grades Remarkable abuluty and progress has been shown and agaun a great deal of credut goes to Mass Voyner who not anly leads the band un unuson work but has unstrument groupungs and unduvudual lessons besudes After one short month of playung together the band made a brulluant mass debut durung Open House, March l2, and were plannung to march have a marchung band out un the fueld to help boost the morale of the players un Memorual Day servuces When fall and the new school year begun, we wull to add to the prude of Dover Hugh School forty three 3d 1 . ' , - u 4 u - ' . - , . , . , , ' , 4 , . , . ci. 4th 2 . . . , 4 , - , A ' , - , - ' , A , . , I . . I . . earned our vote of thanks for her efforts in original arrangements of popu- . . - ' I I I I , . . . . . . , . I I ROI HLC X EUIIIIIIIILCI fiom I z gt 1 Schluter During the entreacte Melvin Kauffman charmed the audience with the brilliant Index Finger Concerto for piano Soon the halls were resounding with the high feminine trill of the golden throated star of the Met Mlle Patricia Cass She drew a round of applause with ll Troubador In the dramatic second act the villain lusty baritone Robert Bump nearly strangled the dashing hero Lawrence Bing Lieux but Janet Miller pleaded pitifully and thrilled the audience to silence with the difficult aria from I EAT A Ably portraying animal parts and particularly successful as the much petted FRENCH Poodle was Robert Blomquist Throughout the scenes we noticed the delicate make up and were pleased to discover that the skillful artist here was Wendell Robinson who has had years of experience with women s cosmetics The curtain descended sometime after the back drops were raised which revealed the cast celebrating the success of opening night No doubt the stage hands Wallace Koch and Bob Unger heard about that if the cast noticed Around at the stage room door we saw Bob Waltz and Jim Weaver ladened with candy and flowers and looking casanovaish self as he swept up the debris Rumor has it that he is the official Hog calling champion of I957 The Opera was a success and the minutes spent in reminiscing were worthwhile Weren t there thirty five members in the class of 477 That means they were all here tonight Pretty successful bunch aren t they? I I XSS W II I C ntmuul fllllll Ia 1 'I WENDELL ROBINSON passes on his ability to run the movie projector to Miss Oagley GILBERT RUPRECHT leaves his friendliness and kindness to all Doverites TOM SCHLUTER gives his interest in flying to Glenn Simonds LOIS SIMONDS passes her skill in banquet planning to Barbara Smith MARGE SURMAN wills her fascinating eyes to Mr Jinks BOB UNGER leaves his build to be evenly divided between the Hennie twins BOB WALTZ wills his height to Don Kilfoyle BARBARA WARD leaves her ability to get along with teachers to Beverly .laqusch JIM WEAVER passes his interest in double life to Dorothy Deubel ARLENE WISSMAN presents her leadership to her sister GENE WOODLING passes the use of the landings to Shirley Hartman and Al Welker DOROTHY WUEBKER wishes to leave her French book with all of its un translated exercises to the most studious iunior f ty fo 1 1 5 ' ' I j ' , . n l ,., 5, I - I I - ' ll II ' I III ' ll ' ' ' ' - I . , . I . . . ll - - ll I . I I I ' . 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