Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

1 B PHHUHHIUH . W' N 1' 1948 Lf7 HR ,NH N KU PHHUHHHIH DOVER HIGH SCHOOL VVESTLAKE OHIO Published by The Junior Class of I 9 4 8 in Avi DOVE? H GH SCHOOL 4 .2 Q 5 4 - clfzool I1llStO'Ll.I After the settlement of Dofer Vullage chuldren receuved the luttle educatuon that they dud secure from theur parents However as the puo neers of the Western Reserve held educatuon un hugh esteem they were eager to provude a better means of educatuon for theur chuldren Thus a few years after the furst settler arruved un Dover a log school house was buult All the chuldren un Dover who wanted an educotuon had to walk to thus school After the populatuon of Dover uncreased when ut was found desurable to duvude Dover unto more than one school dustruct sub dustructs were created These sub dustructs were served by one room schools un whuch one teacher taught all eught grades ln these schools students dud not pass from one grade to another but from one textbook to another When a student had completed all of the requured textbooks satusfactoruly he was passed from the 8th grade ln l845 a Dover cutuzen establushed an academy to provude for ad was located where the hugh school now stands Thus academy proved popular and ut sometumes had as many as suxty pupuls at a tume however ut had to DG abandoned un l862 as ut could not compete wuth the publuc hugh school whuch had been buult a few years before ln l932 Dover abandoned the sub dustruct system and formed a centraluzed school A new hugh school was then buult and the old one was turned unto a grade school The portable was buult un l925 to supplement the hugh school whose walls were begunnung to bulge wuth uncreased attendance The last addutuon to the hugh school the present study hall and lubrary was buult un l927 Now un l948 another grade school us goung to be buult to relueve the rapud growth of thus communuty Thus the vullage of Westlake formerly known as Dover contunues to grow and the school system grows rught along wuth ut I vanced education for the young people of the community. The academy c eww' Q TMC f ww 2 w v 1 rw romu t - rw V G O Xl 8 1 max as Tm C Morcw rw cu k back Qt thus Pon rome and rece T msg md memc r as Q N f Lxnu H 5? rm s LL LJ W Q I SICCCSS OI IWGWIDHWLN x 'XA rf L C. Vim frm O ,Muff .f U15 w sl lm' his PO A A X pr wlcft thc mm at x wp: T mt CT: fxticf, uf 194 TK, xou, THQ? xx ' 1 ?C5 Oflq L Ilwhfx fr , I K' wf 118 VX QM wklw lm Thx Wm rowwfi 11 '-y 'S t Mm fum :X 4.1 M134 f ri 4 My uxcrrv Hvmrtcd TVNLWIU i wp 'QI xp T' , if Iimm rd if Lmkxulf 14 they wh We wc? wxl, wp: um ,M than QI! , , Nd is :vw ul, imwr um,1grIk1iX1rw-JN Qx Tm , Nfl Jug, Cv' Mr EdwardC Rasmussen edicafson ln selectsng the best person to whom to dedscate our book we sought to choose that member of the faculty who we feel has helped the sensors as much as he has helped the publsshers of the Panorama the sunsors We found thss person sn Mr Edward Rasmussen Mr Rasmussen for the past four years not only has had the care of the scsence labs but has had the addstsonal responssbslsty of supervsssng the sunsor class The sensors as well as the sunsors know what tsme and tsreless effort Mr Rasmussen has spent to help put the magazsne subscrsptson campasgn over and to help make money from the sunsor dance so the Junsor Sensor Banquet msght be a success To you Mr Rasmussen we dedscate our l948 Panorama and say Thank you for your patsence and your help 1 I ' I , . I I - 1 ' 1 11 11 ' -vi MISS HACKETT We the Panorama staff extend our most suncere apprecaataons and thanks to Mass Manlyn Hackett who has acted as faculty advnsor of thus Panorama staff We know that thas In atself us qulte a job but besndes thus she also teaches elev enth and twelfth grade French classes tenth and twelfth grade English and as the seventh grade homeroom teacher We thunk she has done a remarkable job and de serves not only our apprecnatnon but 'zeccafaons MISS ARNDT ln behalf of all the students of Dover Hugh we also offer our most suncere apprecaatnon to Mass Adel alde Arndt for her Interest and assustance un many of our actnvntnes Kept busy by her seventh nmth and eleventh grade Englush classes Muss Arndt devoted much tame to the sophomore class havung par tres orderang sweaters plannung dances and to the Student Coun cul whose actlvutues are too num erous to mention To her we say snmply but snncerely Thank you enght 'V 41' l S I . . ., 4 Q - H ' that of the whole school. ' Se ted R Voy W so Ko h H A 'faculty L G Burneson John D Read Adelalde Arndt Joseph Cures: Jane Cupples LoulsJ Duchez Marilyn Hackett Lowell H Holloway Lora Ruth Hurst W Gaul Junks Edward C Rasmussen Robert G Scott Rosalund Voyner Elsie Wnlson Dons Koch At the beginning of th replaced Mr. Fulton. Superintendent Economics Prlnclpal Biology Com Math Com Geography English Socrology Hustory Geography Baseball Coach Home Economics English Cafeteria Mgr Hlstory Physical Education Football Coach Basketball Coach Track Coach Englnsh French English Latun Arlthmetuc Hlstory Physucal Education lndustrlal Arts Asst Basketball Coach Scnence Mathematucs Mathematics English Band Glee Club Commercial sublects Secretary e second semester Mr. Ciresi R anotamcz fa N Seted W o e B u S dg M Bec oe K ee As STAFF Edutor nn chuef Jean Schuster Assastant Edator Carol Overmyer Sensor Editors Mary Beckman Bob Dlngfleld Sports Edntors Isabel Mosher Bob Hunger Copy and Photography Edutors Joanne Fox Phyllus Zemek Business Managers Shnrley Hartman Duck Cornvsh Busnness Staff Barbara Schuck John Alsup Subscrlptlon Managers Jo Ann Wlssman Otto Klaameyer Faculty Advusor Muss Hackett HISTORY OF PANORAMA The flrst yearbook of Dover came out In 1924 under the name of the Green 8. Whnte As thus tutle umplues It was put out by the Green 81 Whtte staff The last Issue of the school paper for the year thus book contauned I2 pages ln all One page was devoted to sensor puctures another to the athletuc plctures four pages to advertnsements and the rest to llterory efforts contrubuted by the Englnsh classes The name later was changed to Panorama when ut became a full fledged book CLASSES KW, 71 f 1 J 5 - UN! 'A' X wx X -'-,f 'AN , 1. ::' LQ, 13' nf 'ffl' 4 841101 GSS 6616855 Claretta Patrlcla Mosher C Pleasant and Merry Green A Whrte 4 Panorama 3 Student Councul Secretary 4 Class esndenf l 3 4 ry 2 3 4 Lea ub 2 3 e Club All Star Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer Playday 3 4 Volleyball 4 All Star Volleyball 4 Drama 2 Soccer l as e all Sensor Play 4 Mary Louise Hanzely Mary Modest and Happy Green 6. Whrte 4 Student Councn 4 Class Vlce Presrdenf 4 D A C Glee Club lLVoIIeyball 4 Soccer Star Basketball A ar Volleyball 4 Senror Play 4 Florence Ann Gavalek Florence Frrendly and Gracaous Panorama 3 Student Councll 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 4 D A rary Club l 3 4 Pr dent 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Secre tary Treasurer 4 Glee Club l 2 A Star Bas ball Soccer Playday 3 4 Volleyball 3 Assembly Charrmon 4 Drama Club sketball I 3 4 Soc 3 4 Sensor Pla Marlorle Ann Todd Morgue Mrscluevous and Tantallzmg Green 6. White 4 Class Social alrman 4 D A C President 4 Llbrary I ee Club I All ar asketball Captain 4 Soccer Playdoy 3 4 Volleyball sketball I 2 4 So B all 4 Trac Senlor Play 4 Kenneth Carter Starkey Kenny Kmdly and Self walled Green 8. Whrte 3 4 Panorama 3 Student Councrl 3 4 Soclal Cholr man 4 Secretary Treasurer 2 3 asketboll l 2 3 4 Foot a 2 3 4 Letterman 3 4 F00 ball Captarn 4 Sensor Play 4 twclvc ' GI O ' up t,, Pr , , , ,D. A.'c.f I, 2, 3, 4, Lrbra , l, , , , ders Cl,,,4,GIe ,l,2,3,4g 2, 3, 4,'B'kfb ,' 11 2, 3,'-15 , Q ' , I, 1, If 2, 3, 4, ibmfy ciub', 2, 3, .lf I, 2, 3, 3, Basketball, '1, '2, 3, 45 All H , 4, ll sr if ,551 C., l, 2, 3, 4,' Secretory-Treasurer, 4, Lib , , 2, , 5 esi- 3, 4, ll ' ' ket ,'3,'-sf 2: B0 , , 5, I, J cerl l,2, , 5 ' y, 4, ch' ,J-I-I-,l,2,3,4: ' , : ' , . 2, 3, 4: GI , , 2, 3, 4: Sf B , 1, 3, 4, ', : 1 f P V 4? BG , 1 f 3, I CCQV, lr 2, 3, 45 aseb , l, 5 k. 45 a ,,,',,'l:Hl l, , , g I , . J t' Barbara Jean Arrses Barbara Beouhful and Ambshous Hardsng l Lakewood Hugh 2 Lsbrary Club 3 4 Sensor y a 4 Rschard Herbert Arsng Dsck Ready and Alert Baseball 3 4 Letfermen 3 4 Foo1ballMana er 3 4 Basket Q a Score Keeper 4 Sensor P ay 4 sf Dorothy Moe Deubel Dol Green 8. Whsre 4 Lsbrary Club sketlnall l r Orssor Play 4 Promptor James Arthur Ssmpson Sam Joksng and Soclable oofball Manager 1 2 3 Basketball Manager I 2 nd l Sensor Play Yhsrfeen CnlO'L Ci John Tom Campana Cop Jokmg and Courfeous Basketball 2 Football 2 Sensor Play 4 Cast Barbara Ann Wecht Barbara Bewlfchsng and Wlnnsng Panorama 3 Student Coancsl 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 D A C I Y Y ee Club l 4 Soc r Playday 3 Volleyball 4 Drama Soccer l 2 3 4 Basket Sem r Pa 4 sf Rschard Herbert Schslens Dsck natsus Mary Jean Tensok Jean Mellow and Tocfful Geen 8. Whste 3 4 D A C If f ee Club 3 4 Soc r Playdoy 4 Volleyball 4 Bos ball l 4 Soc 3 Baseball 4 Tro Drama Club 2 Sensor Play 4 ' GI , J , J I I f '41 , , j Pla , A J C sf, l D ,,A ' ' J. ' 2, 3, 4, Lbby, 's,'2,'3,' if I I Co 1 ' ' GI I , 2, 3, ce 2, , , gl' ballf l, 2, 35 o ly, . Ca . Dimpled and Delightful Reserved and Sucsve I I I ST. lg ' , l, 2 l, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club, l, 2, 45 go , , 2, Socce, l, 2, . r , , 5 . . ., F f: 2, 3, 4, Lbay, s, 2, 3, 4, Boi, 'lgf' GI ,-s,2,,,'fe ket ,I , 12, 3, g 'cerz l, 2, , 4, , l, g ck, 4' 811105. GSS Adelberf Norman Sears Frances A La Nasa Norm Frances Noncholont and Sensible Four and Llvely Tr k Sen: r P Panorama E lor 3 Stem ent uncll l mrury 4 Glee C J So r 1 Volleyball 4 All Star Volleyball ccer 3 4 Basket m Sen P a Ellzobeth Mofle Koc Bruce Eorl Honqllfon 'Z Bruce Enefgehf and Kmd Bashful and Handsome Gleen 29 Whne 3 4 Ponommo Class Vice President l Football Club 2 3 4 Leogerl-'D' f 2 4 Letterman 4 Sensor Play ee u Va eyball 4 Basketball 2 3 ccer 4 Sensor Play 4 James Harry Lewus Florence Marne Kukucka Corky Cookle Jolopues and Lnmousmes Fascmahng and Kufe Baseball 3 4 A C 2 3 4 Corr Secreta nrary 2 3 Vlce Pr l nt 4 Gee Club eyball 4 Basketball l er 4 Tra 4 Drama Club 2 Donald Henry Kubach Wlllmm Dowd Arr Donnue Devuhsh and Keen Wm.,-,g and A,-Hug Class Presnaenr 2 Jur1uofSenlor goskcmogl 1 gown, Plgy 4 Banquet Toastmaster 3 Sensor Play 4 Student Councul 3 lfurteen ' G! . ac , 4 o lay, 4 dt , , 4 1 Ca , 4, D A C, l 2, 3 4, Ll 2, 3, , lut, 2, 3, 4, cce Playlay, 3 4 4, So ,'1,l2, , , lalll l, 2, 3 4, nor ly, 4 3, D. A. c., '2,'3,' , ay A ' .' 5 ' ,lf , , 2 Club, Al ' ' ' 3, 4, Gl CI b, l, 2, 3, 45 ll , J , , , 4, So , I, 2, 3, 5 ' , , . D- -. , , , e rv, 4, L'b , l, , , - es- de , 5 I , l, 2, 3, 4, Voll , 5 , , 2. 3, 4, Socc , l, 2, 3, Q Ck. I 'felllf' Donna Marlene Drlver Donna Determined and Darmg Green 8. Whrte 3 4 Panorama A C 3 4 Lrbrary Drama Club 2 Soccer Basketball Senror P ay Publ: :ty Manager Vrncent Eugene Moorman Vlnce Venturesame and Manly Green 5. Whrte 4 Baseball 3 4 Football Manager l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Senior Ply Edward W Dougherty Bug and Dauntless Green 8. Whlte 4 Panorama Sta t 3 Student Councrl l 3 ass Vrce Presldent l 2 sketball l 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Letterman 4 Senror Pla Davrd lrvlng Schnelder Dave Debonarr and Serious Green 8. Whlte 4 Panorama 3 Football l 2 3 4 Letterman 4 Sensor Play 4 llfleen enioi Glass Jack Sterllng Mltchell Jack Jokes and Manners Green 8. Whlte 3 Panorama 3 Letterman 4 Football Manager 4 Senlor Play 4 Ruth Ann Hahn Ruth Reliable and Happy A 2 3 4 Lubrary u sketball l 2 3 4 Soc 3 4 Baseb l Dra ub Tra k Vrrglnla Lucrlle Farr Vlrglnla Versatile and Fasfldlous een 8. Whlte 4 D A C b Gee Club l All r Basketball 3 4 Soccer Playday 3 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball All Star Volleyball 4 Myron Herbert Clrfford Mlke Murthful and Cooperatuve Carol Jean Shsley Carol Comely and Salubrsous Green 8. Vhste 3 4 Panorama Student Councsl 4 D A I YOI' ee Club l Al ar Basketball 2 Soccer Playdoy 3 4 All Star Cheerleader 3 Vol all 3 B s ball cer 2 3 4 Base 4 Trac 4 Dram Cu Sensor Play 4 Wsllsam Douglas Hayden Brawny and Humerous sketoall l 2 3 4 Foot ase Le terman l 3 4 Basketball Captasn 4 Sensor Play 4 rgsnsa Lousse Colby Gsnny Vsgslont and Cheerful Green 8. Whste Reporter 4 A 3 4 Lsbrary C seyball 4 Basketball l er 3 4 Tra Baseball l 4 Drama C Kathleen M T Kathleen Keen and Brssk U All r 4 Vo eyball B skctball 2 3 3 4 Sensor P 841101 GSS Bourne s r ry Glee Club Basketball Baseball 4 Soccer Lynn El I ss Rogers Lynn Lskeoble and Reasonable Green 8. Whste l Class Socsal Chasrman 2 3 Basketball l 2 4 otball 3 4 Le n 2 Sens r P Band l Joanne Lucslle Campbell Joanne Joyous and Componsonable Green 8. Whste 2 3 4 Panora ma 3 Student Councsl 2 3 4 ass Otfscer 2 3 A Leaders Club 3 4 Glee Cl b Captasn 4 Soccer Playday 3 4 Volleyball 4 Football Queen Basketball 2 3 4 Soc r Dr m Trac Baseball 2 3 4 Lsncoln H gh School I Student Councsl Press dent 4 Sensor Play 4 Alan Lewss Tanner Amsoble and Talented Green 8. Whste 4 Panorama 3 Student Councsl 2 4 Basket 2 a B seball 3 4 Letterman 4 Football Ksng 4 Sensor Play 4 ssxtcen ' GZ 3 v A ', 'q . C, , , z' ' , , , 2, 3, 4, Lb y, l, 2, 3, 4, 3, , Fo , l, 2, , tter- Gl , , 2, 3, 4, l St ma , , 3, 4, o lay, 4, leyb , , 4, a ket l ,'l, 27 3, 4, Soc , l , , , ball, l, , k, , a lb, 22 Bsll ,Y H H BQ , ,, , p buss, , 1 1 s F 1 l, 2, 3, 4, B ball, l, 3, 4, CI' ' - , lj ' 'C' Y A ' s 5 2, 3, 4, s.ssJfZsfy'csLsss, 2, 3, 4f ' I I ' s s I U t -4,4 2, 3,v 4, All Star Basketball 42 ', I, , J ref 2, 3, 4, o a, 2, k, 4, we , r , I ' E l ,, ,, MAIN D, cs, 2, , , 'sub', , 1 ' i l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, ball, , 3, Footb ll, l, 2, 3, 4, Val' . , , , , 2, U s s I s -2, 3, 4, Socc , l, 2, , , ck, 3, , , 5 4, , , , lub, , . 2 D A. C l, 2, 3, 4, Lba Cl lb, l 2, 3, 4, , l, 2, 3, 4, Sta , 3 , ll ,, 4, , 2: a , , , , , 2 , , lay, 4 ' enuot ass Hrsfcml One brught sunny mornung un the fall ot 1936 suxteen luttle angels wuth brught and shunung countenances marched unto the classroom to be taught the three Rs Muss Davus called the roll Ruchard Arung Myron Clutford Dorothy Deubel Donna Druver Vurgunua Farr Bruce Hamulton 'Nulluam l-layden Donald Kubach Frances l.aNasa Jack Mutchell Vun ent Moorman Patty Mosher Lynn Rogers Davud Schneuder Kenny Starkey Alan Tanner Came 1937 the class was honored by the addutuon of two more ch rubs John Campana and Barbara Wecht Mary Hanzely 1ouned them un th fall of 38 By thus tume theur countenances were not quute so brught and shunung sunce two years of school had passed Tume marches on ln the fourth grade Ruth Hahn brought the number of thus sparklung luttle throng soaring up to the granduose total of twenty' ln 1940 Kathleen Bourne Vurgunua Colby Florence Gavalek and Sam Sumpson made ut an even two dozen Marge Todd Jum Lewus and Bull Art jouned the Processuon of 48 un the suxth grade The seventh grade class was topped by Bull Dougherty and the eughth grade by Jean Tenuak brungung the total up to twenty nune somewhat dubuous shunung examples Whether ut was the weught of numbers or the temptatuon met un the hugh school or the make up that the gurls soon began to wear somethung happened to the class of 1948' No longer was there a brught shune on theur noses they were rapudly becomung those well known Dover Demons' Eluzabeth Koch Florence Kukucka Norman Sears and Carol Shuley uouned the unferno as they proudly cheered Freshmen rah' Freshmen rah' Rah' Rah' Freshmen' Tenth grade brought Joanne Campbell who was later to become Student Councul Presudent Funally' They re un theur uunuor year they re upperclassmen and al lowed to wear class sweaters and rungs Barbara Arrues and Duck Schulens brought the class up to :ts present number of thurty sux Dover Demons Thus those flrst graders who so resembled luttle cherubs have come a ong way un these twelve years From angels to demons the pendulum swungs tunally to slow down at the space marked normal happy human beungS et ' ' 1 , . . 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' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 . . . ,, 1 1 ' 1 - Il . . . , . , . . . . . , . , - 1 - - 11 1 - 11 SCVHCCFI HW emoi piopkecy R Any sumularuty to any persons Iuvung or dead us purely councudental Dec I9 l958 Duck Hartman and a few of the other present uunuors are rushung along Dover Center towards the new development at Hulluard to get some more ads to sponsor theur Panorama They start crossung Hulluard when a Rolls Royce almost huts them but LOOKI' Theres Bobs Ames the famous Conover Model Furst we go to Sumpson s Super Skatung Runk and whule there we see Ken Starkey and Carol Shuley the stars of the I958 Ice Follues practucung theur newly perfected Swan Step From there we go to the Westlake Co operatuve Grocery and D Iucatess n owned and managed by Donald Kubach and Jack Mutchell who have the controllung p rcent of the stock Whule there Duck falls down the basement steps and who does he fund carryung out ashes? Nobody but Muke Clufford Cwho doesn t own as much stock as Cork Lewus who us carryung frozen fush upstaursl We ask thern where Mr Kubach us and we fund out that hes vacatuonung un Floruda at one of Barbara Wechts ranch type hotels lwcll we hop he doesn t get sunstrokel 'I Lets try at the bowlung alley next door Waut the cashuer wants to s e uf we have any packages LOOK ut s Donna Druver always lookung for money' Whew outsude at last look at that bug sugn us ut a 7 Yes ut s a Bakosugn uust ad vertusung Vunce s 33 Bowlung Alleys the only place that you can get a drunk un the back room llegally that usl Over there us Duck Arung practucung for hus lOth perfect season as Champuon Bowler of the U S We can convunce Vunces secretary Florence Gavalek to guve us enough for a full Lets try the Beauty Salon next Its owned by Ruth Hahn and look at all the help she s got John Campana just to sweep the floor and a real praductuon Iune to guve you a permanent Kathleen Bourne furst washes your haur then Al Tanner curls ut to your desure and then Jean Tenuak lets ut roast under the dryer and Bull Dougherty wull throw the mud at you uf you want to be beautuful When you funally come out lookung worse than when you went un Mary Hanzely wull complument you on how beautuful you look and then hand you the bull Oh well we got a IA page ad out of ut anyhow Here s that new ultramodern shoe store owned by Dave Schneider Let s try for an ad un here There s Bull Hayden tryung shoes on Joanne Campbell the Congresswoman and look at the pule of shoes she s trued already She ll probably walk out wuthout buyung any at all Let s try Bruce Hamulton the manager of the theater next Look at that snappy hat check gurl' We d luke to tup Patty Mosher but we re tryung to get money not guve ut away Besudes we have no hats for her' And take a look at those snazzy ushers why they re Florence Kukucka and Frances LaNasa Thev tell us they re tryung to make enouah money so that they can take a vacatuon some day Let s see what pucture us playung It s The Schulens Follues of I958 starruna Maraue Todd and Lynn Rogers and durected by that great Oscar wunnunq durector Wulluam O Art' Do othv Deubel us un charge of the costumes and Gunnv Colby I see us to suna one of th novelty numb rs Green Nylon Stockungs and Red Perfume I do belueve that s Vuraunua Farr there fourth from thus end and Eluzabeth Koch about sux gurls down from her' Pardon me str whule I get past you I d luke to sut down and stay awhule Why uf ut usn t Norm Sears' What are you doung these days ole boy? Thus good lookung pun strupe suut usn t that of a poor man' The people suttung nearby made such a loud Shh' that I couldnt hear Norman s answer but I s ttled back to enuoy myself Thus us too good Panorama ads wull have to waut' V U Q 1,- ' If ' X I x ll' u Y, ,sz Qix 4 , . ' 1 . . . . ,I - I .. , . - ' 1 ' D F' T' I . . 9 . . I . H u I . . 1 . . ' ' I , . . . . I I , . - 'J I I T , . . . D . . , - . , . - . I ' ,I I . ' I . . I . . -y I . , ' .. I . - I ' I . . , . I a e ad don't ou think so? Oh well I 32 of a a e is better than nothin . I I I I - I , L . . . . . 1 I . . - I I I - 1 I I ' I . , . . I . , . , . . I - - . , . . I , . I I . . 4 ' I I ' - 1 - T 1 I , . . . 1 . v - 1 jj - - 1, . .I 1 . I ' , I . . . D Q ,, . f 'rf ' I ,, . , . . . - -n . - . . , I , , -1 . I . I. ' 4 ' I I ' ' I h - II IT , , I G . . . I q . . I I' I I ZVHOQ w We the Sensor class of Dover Hugh School ln the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and forty eight beung nn our usual unsound state of mund and Inadequate memories beung ldentnfued nn thus our last wull and testo ment do bequeath various and sundry features and traits To next years lnhabltants of room IO we leave a new box of erasers to keep them occupled uf they ever happen to be there lst peruod To the present sophomore class we present the knack of creating excuses to get out of classes and makung up excuses to leave study hall We leave our beloved and well worn desks to the freshmen wlth the request not to carve thevr unutuals any deeper than one half unch FROM Barbara Arrles Donna Driver Donald Kubach Florence Kukucka James Lewls Ja k Mltchell Vlncent Moorman Patty Mosher Lynn Rogers Ruchard Schllens David Schneider Norman Sears Carol Shlley James Snmpson Kenny Starkey Alan Tanner Jean Tenlak Marge Todd Barbara Wecht Richard Arlng Wllllam Art Kathleen Bourne John Compana Joanne Campbell Myron Clifford Vurgnnua Colby Dorothy Deubel Vlrglnna Farr Florence Gavalek Ruth Hahn Bruce Hamilton Bull Hayden Ellzabeth Koch Frances LaNasa Mary Hanzely Bull Dougherty ctee GIFT Ways Interest un the canlne world Wutty Remarks Danclng abnllty Yellow convertlble Laugh Ablllty to throw towels Athletic oblluty Volce Pang pong strategy Bashfulness Noon day walks lce skates Talent for saying unexpected thlngs Athletic abrllty Technique Energetlc Nature Tlmldlty IH French class Subtle ways Height Bookkeeplng knowledge Actlng ablllty TO Marge Cass Glorua Weber Beatrsce Juergemeuer Glenn Slmonds Al Welker Mass Wllson Future locker room demons Isabel Don Bohr Bull Kubach Al Welker Betty Heckerman Don Hopp Eugene Klunk Bull Dorow New seventh Grade class Shurley Hartman Future Dover wallflowers Henry Sohl Next year s class Cast of future Sensor plays Abuluty to make frnends ln AvonCIarence Goetz Interest ln goung steady Unmade remarks Love of opera Llght curls Height Secretarual dutues Slacks Permlssuon to dance wuth Charlotte Pep meetung speeches House Typing Enthusiasm Mathematical mlnd Build Joyce Reed Harry Howarth Red Cooley Lynn Roskelly Judy Plke Future club secretorues Dorcas Lott Freshmen boys Future basketball captalns Future Leader Slumber partues Students who have dlfflcultues gettlng thelr letters typed Future young hopefuls wnth unsolved math problems To be equally duvnded between the Hennle twins ' ell J ' D' H ' BlllLaPlante 2141072 he en: vrs thls xear eh se Maxwell Anders n an rran tor thenr sensor play Thex are the second seheol greup an Ohao to prese t thus plax snnee lt was a hvt on Broadwav last xear Th s play dntternng trum most sensor plays rs a serlous drama and It ms a modern play an the sense that the author shows a plat about J an ot Are r rehearsal Beeause t t tew perts t g rls t ex use ruue east g Bar ara A raes a r resented Aprul 30 and May l The trrst lust of names below represents 20th eentury actors and aetrr sses who are presentrng the play Joan of 'orraune The names nn paran theses are hose ot Joan and her aeauauntances THE CAST Jnmnn Ma ter the Oureetnr CINQLJISITORJ Oavud Sehne der Al the Stage Manager Kenneth Starkev Tessle the Assistant Stage Manager lAUROREJ Marlorle Todd Barbara Weeht Marne the eostumer Jean Tenuak Mary Hanzely Clearlle the eleetrueran Wnlllam Art Garder CBERTRAND DE POLJLFNGYJ Norman Sears Abbey 'JAQLJES d ARCl CCALJCHON BISHOP OF BEAlJXfA'Sl Alan Tanner M Barnes CISABELLE d ARCJ Florence Cnavalek Eluzabeth K yeh Charles Ellnng CDURAND LAXARTJ lARCl-IBISHOR OF RHEIMSJ Bull Ooughertv Mary Grev CJOANJ Kathleen Bourne Barbara Arrles Dellner CPIERRE d ARCJ CCEORGES DE TREMOILIEJ Bruce Hamnlton Joe Cardwell KJEAN d ARCJ CFATHER MASSIEUJ John Campana Ouurl e CST MICHAELJ lDLJNOlS BASTARD OF ORLEANSJ Lynh Roaers Mass Reeve KST CATHERlNEl Patty lvl sher loan e Campbell Mass Sadler CST MARGARET Frances l.aNa a Carol Shlley Farewell lJEAN de METZJ Vlneent Moorman Noble lLA HIREP James Slmps Jn Sheppard KALAIN CHARTIER' CTHOMAS de COlJRCELl.ESl Donald Kubaeh Les Ward 'THE DALJPHINJ Jack Mltehell Smnth fthe exeeutvonerl Rlehard Arung T S Q' A I O' . 12 ls Jo at l., ne , I n 5 g VR I 1 4 I f 1 I I A I r . 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D',,.,l5J N n Ci' , TM if, S1r1qw1f1f'Ki1NzT'- Mnr, VITIUYL 2 lfnfmx V5rf.fw'wv Lr1Nfixr'1 H1 ,Ht lf: wv 1 Ur ,fr VUE , 3 i- 7 fi.: V-jA.r1 VN rvyw' Kul+gf3- 3 DCrWC1r1f1fAv,f:?x Uv A M1 f MW- Ai .mx J fjrwww C.5vrwgmiv1,H Vwra rmllix ' A-wx , 1 N pr 1. Q 1 Frrst ow arbartt x usc t Gu r J Sc w r Rc L sup Howarth econc1Row r r encer arms Ossrnac-r M aydos Jrssman 'Netc' Welker S Spooner W Kubach Mr Rasmussen Thurci Row uster B kerrnan R Cooley W Dorow G S ontts J u not Hunqer ter B Irsak S Hartman F urth ow arneyer N Sornmet J er E Smrrn oher M V knc Fwtth ow et h r I ennre n rr Er R Cooley umoif Presndent Gregory Burneson Vrce Presrdent Duck Cornrsh Secretary Treasurer Otto Klaameyer Socual Charrmen Joanne Fox Bob Hunger Student Councrl Isabel Mosher Charles Welker Reuben Cooley As usual the Junnor class started out therr school year wrth the sol of mogazune subscruptuons to tnnance the annual Junaor Senior Banquet The Junuors by the way set an all trme record un sellnng subscrrptuons tor other classes to arm ot The Junnors ordered thenr nngs rn December hoprng t have them shortly atter the Panorama was put to bed The Junnor Dance Rannbow Rhapsody w s hetd March 5 wrth musrc by Bail Woodrnng ond has orchestra As the Panorama went to press the Junuors were layung plans tor th Junuor Sensor Banquet They re callang at Dutch Gardens w th the h p thot the famous Dutch wnndmrll wrll blow a breath f happrnfss cr tt who attend' 3 . - A - , R 7 C H , J Fo B, Jag h, D Lot, F eco, C n atz, J rc-1 . At H S -RHtle,PSp ,RC h,VF , G ,JV ,GN -r C 7 J Sch , HCC , , , , lm Als p, R Dt tel FP , J Koh , , , . fn R f O Kta , , Frfe R Flsch , , 1 Ms .zvz were ' Overrnyer S Prltsbury S Hutcherson P Zernek B Schuck D Cotlrns R - J Mtn rc , N Deyer P Wse R Ebertnq A H ' Howto, G rr noch jg E tr . 1 1 1 . . . D I I T , . ., , Y I - ,J - ,, , , O F . , J, H - . , I if C ' r, 1' rx' u Ir--: twentyethree First Row Mr Duchez J Pike P Moorman J Lucas J Vetter F Messeri J Bump R Schilens Mss Arndt Second Row C Neff G Malcolm E Siferdun F Pillsbury J Ruddy E Cndress E Schuehrer C Smith R Harper D Chalmers J McWilliams Third Row D Ste skal C Shiley J Karns B Ward B Nicklas H Kluever D Herb J Foster L Sears R Braden Fodrth Row L Deubel E Rothkegel B Teniak J Bump J Finzel M Cass N Richards D Smith F Rogers P Winterich Fiftn Row i k D bel B nder C reen S nes Gavalek L adice Mi er Kadflmnn J Wentling H Barnes O 00407.85 President Marge Cass Vice-President , Louis Radice Secretary-Treasurer . Alex Kalapis Social Chairmen Pat Moorman, Jim Karris Student Council Delores Smith Clark Shiley Alex Kalapis The Sophomores received their blue and white class sweaters the first week in April and are very pleased with them. This year they had a wiener roast a roller skating party at the Berea Rollerbowl put up the decorations for the Halloween Dance and had their Basketball Dance April 9. At this dance the two sophomore cheerleaders, P. Moorman and R. Schilens received their letters. Frrst Row Foitun n er P Jones A Monke S Weber Kukccko H Sohl Mrs Curples Second Row V Thomsen W LoPIon1c D Hoop D Srmoson C Wesnrz r R Movers A Anderson R Bohlond M Molnnos uhm? N ner Sm: B Jucrgemener Stern M Surmon Gro Ie V Rupert B on Gunten L Roskelly AWeber Fr nth w Jucrgemc-:cv N Bylc F monds J Spcrlr VN Hulic H Koloprs C XNheo1cr N OHQ-nhcr G Rothkegc-I Fflh ow Bcckrnonn C Neff P W h M T ok R O mycr N N klos J Kukucko Truro W Koch L Boho 'LGS WUZI1 Presldent Duck Overmyer Vice Presrdent Evelyn Tropp Secretory Treosurer Jam Kukucko Socuol Cholrmen Lorry Bong Noncy Jogo Student Councnl Lorry Botug Florence Snmonds The Freshman closs usuolly the less ocflve closs of the Bug Four thus yeor hos planned two portres whnch were o great success It rs on thenr success nn plonnung promoting ond portncrpohng an such octuvntnes thot we bose our beluef thot the freshmen 48 rn number wall an the future become The Ieoders of Dover Hugh School Y EIGHTH GRADE Flrst Row unser G Grieve J LoPontc C Krohn D Horvcy Mc onael Ctonl M s sentholer A Gnlhom L Thomsen D Johns bcunnri Row r Scott R Wlse J Gorrnty G Fruedruch C Hessentholcr R Coolcx A l-lonzc Ftscher A Pohlmon W Kohler V Frank Thlrd Row ernoher S Dovrs D ecto I orc IC Cl: Roc wc R Rl r s Ruddy D Hervey D Snlerdln Fodrth Row Atock D Wentlung K ouffrnon F moth r ster Grugle G Gllhom 635 J 11.1 V1 fl Lrty A SEVENTH GRADE st R w B Johnson R Sanoorn O VonGunten D Rtchord B Recd Remo?-er J Goerclo tx Weber econff Row Mass Hockett A Fronk C Arvterson M Nohrstedt Z Norms A Hohner M imtth E Weston M Loffler Mr Junks Thrrzl Row Mnut A ers nencler 0 om C sup e Jensen Ne Rockwell R Dreternch Fo rth Row Krohn M Mason S Kllnk M M tw' Vw on Vetter N Ostosuok V Schnobly C Fretog Ftfth R w onser o son G onsen R Moctwwen H Norms J Dlo h T Wtssrnon E Rothkegcl J Brownlee , i , Z A f' , ,x , I X 'l f' ' . 1 P f V a , inn ,. ,, I , W ,J o ,P., Cn, HQ 4 M. ', ' , ' ' , ' , , L ly, L I-DR ', .B ,P,RLh1,TMhlh,R, ls L choLl,5 A ' - S ' f . ' , . K , , Hot' , E Moelle, o. FQ , E Toft, Q ru Q! ' L ' , f - .' -f rn. rar L fl' A1 lf' -'K ' ' ff if LJ M Fur 9 7 . , , , ,J . 4 E . ,' . My ,'L, sm J L rn , , Al, , A Rttcht w. , A, ff, R o - M, , ' , , , L FOX L GCN on E meter K ' ffm, 3 , , . 1 . o 4 R K , J Joc b , . H ' , ', Orr, F . v, , W -twc ll? x., 1 'Q 5 ig' WW 'fn 1 F1 'VZ Ass w - 5 .51 3 :Yi ACTIVITIES , I ss X 2,5 :F f A EY' ll tb N f-'mst Row M V Moormrm, I Componcz, R Bolf1Iond,J Korns C Shllov, L Scan, D Nxnuwvm M Hfwmrrh, NV Lc1PIc:mIc', O Kloomuycr , 'ucncamf Row Mr Duchcz, J Fostcv I Kukufko, R. Braden, D. Hcvtw, A Tnnnm, K Sturkcy, Kluw li C,.ulImx C Wclkvr, R Cmrwlsh, B HOmuHm1, Mr. Fulifm 1 Thud Raw R Cowley, T Bowler, G Bwmomdx, R Liunqcu, J. M-fholmw, NV Him tum C 1-mon, R K, v. 'L R Kouffnmcm I VVCr1TIlm1,J Kohler -g I-Oguth Row N. Dover, L Rorhcc R Ovcrmycr, . Sampson, G Bumcxon, il DOMJVWVTN, K RW-'Y L A uiopxs R Govolck, P Wnsc, D Bohr, D Schrwcldcz, R Armq .A. 1 M 'football On August 20, l947, forty-three lively boys came to Dover's first foot- ball practice. The first few days were hot and sweaty. The boys were aching and stiff, Out of those stiff and aching muscles came Dover's hard- fighting football team, a team whose record we can boast and be proud of, with 6 victories, 2 defeats, and l tie, Coach L. Duchez and assistant coach S. Fulton, after much hard work and expert coaching, put the Demons in a wellfearned third-place position in the Western Cuyahoga Division. Captain Ken Starkey made five touchdowns and Eugene Klink made six to lead the attack Al Welker who played a marvelous game at full back scored two touchdowns Altogether the Demons racked up l27 points against our opponents 78 The Demons gave up their games to Strongsville and Bay Village The league was all tied up until about the middle of the season when the De rnons reluctantly took third place Next years team will have a number of regulars back and we hope for a prosperous season This year s scores were as follows Brecksville 0 Dover 0 Independence l3 Dover l3 Elyria 0 Dover 25 Olmsted Falls 6 Dover l3 North Olmsted 0 Dover Strongsville l2 Lorain 6 North Royalton 7 Bay Village 20 Brooklyn lfi Dover 7 Dover I8 Dover l8 Dover 0 Dover 20 , l3 , X' ' I ' ' ff' ', uk if , co T ' rt Seaved T Bender D Herb S Spooner Mr Jnks D Coll ns C Welker C Shlley tnnlnq R H nqer L Rad CP A Kala, s A Henne R Ove myel R Cooey umofa Uafzsafml Dovers Junlor Varsety came through wlth eleven vnctornes and fave defeats Al Hennre wuth 198 points and has runner up Alex Kalapls wuth 87 pomts were the spark plugs of the team Under Mr Junks an has fnrst year of basketball coaching the Junror Varsrty played well The result of the past J V s games shows a chance for a very good Varsrty rn the future They totaled 567 pomts agarnst therr opponents 456 A 1 - 1 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - r 9 rn -- ln , u , 1. , n , r , l . I l , . . . . . . - 1 1 , . I . . , . . , Uafzsufy gaslzeflaall Dover s furst game was wuth Brooklyn on theur floor Brooklyn defeated us 49 33 but they were at theur b st and we had a new unexperuenced team Mucheluch tallued 8 pounts and Hayden 7 Next Dover traveled to North Royalton and agaun tasted defeat but thus tume ut was a hard fought overtume thrrller Red Cooley tued the game wuth two successuve foul shots but we couldn t hold our own and lost 34 32 Hayden totaled l5 markers Olmsted Falls came here and was very much surprused Dover had a new player Coach Duchez took Ed Hennue off of the J V s and put the heught under the basket We won 52 30 wuth Ed Hennue totalung ll pounts Wuth vuctory under theur belts the Demons went on to defeat Strongs vulle by a 34 30 upset wuth Captaun Bull Hayd n sunkung 9 pounts Next North Olmsted came here and was defeated 42 25 wuth Muche luch makung ll pounts Wuth vuctory un three su cessuve games Dover traveled way out to North Amherst and played on the Davud and Goluoth scale Out classed un hcught we bowed 57 29 but Hayden dud hus part wuth 8 pounts The next game was played at Bay They out played us and went on to wun by a score of 43 24 Burneson and Klunk splut th hugh pount honors wuth 6 markers apuece For the next game Brooklyn cam h re un mund of vuctory but went home vuctums of d feat The Demons fought hard and pulled out un front the rally un the last quarter wuth sux straught pounts That was all the Demons needed to guve them druve Burneson collected I5 pounts for hugh pount honor North Royalton came to Dover for the next game and was defeated 52 30 wuth Hayden and Hennue each totalung 9 pounts For the next game Dover went over to Olmsted Falls and was upset un another overtume thruller 43 4l The Demons beat Falls by 22 pounts before but Lady Luck seemed to have changed everythung As a result of thus game we were knocked out of the funals Burneson took hugh pount honor wuth 9 pounts The Strongsvulle Dover game turned out to be the most excutung of the season Klunk shot a long shot and whule th ball was un the our the horn blew supposedly endung the game Hus shot went un and the score was tue 35 35 The Demons fought through 2 overtume peruods and a sudden death peruod Lynn Rogers made the three pounts to put us un front 44 42 In sudden death a team us requured to wun by two pounts Gavalek receuved the hugh wuth l0 pounts For the next contest Dover went to North Olmsted and was defeated 37 35 un another upset agaunst us The Demons fought but couldn t get ahead As a result North Olmsted kept the lead Cornush tallued l0 pounts The last league game was wuth Bay and they defeated us for the second tume 4l 32 It was a close game untul the last quarter when Bay took the lead and kept ut Klunk made l0 pounts The nught after the Bay game Dover played Rocky Ruver and was d feated 58 5l Dover played two games wuth the alumnu who represented the l945 champs of Dover We were defeated un both ln the furst game the score was 34 36 un whuch Klunk made l4 pounts and the second game ended 35 30 wuth Mucheluch scorung 9 pounts th ty l ' r l 9 1 I l in the closing seconds to edge the Brooklynites 54-52. Bob Gavalek started If -DDC' Bali Hayden Kenny Starkey Lynn RogerS gaslzeflmu Gregory Burneson John Mzcheluch Duck Cornush Eugene Kmk Poul Wese Bob Govolek G'LSlt Mr Duchez V Moormon rrryn Roger Cooley Ed Hennie U S. Simpsoo , -Y AQ.. Frst ow hxey O omeyer C Welker E KI lc B Hornllto J Pos er V Moormon Hunger A Tonner lvl ow Wse urneson Aung L oc: nnlc ovomk or rw Sumnxon D Sfhnender feffefzmen There were more lettermen of Dover thus year thon ever before proving thot the growing sports progrom hos oble men to fulfrll thenr duties well The football letters were oworded of the onnuol Football Banquet on the bosketboll letters of the Sophomore Donce Mr Cures: gove out the boseboll letters ot the end of the seoson ond Cooch Duchez dud the some In trock We ore Iookung forword to next yeor s sports seoson wlth the expectotuon thot next yeor s lettermen wnll put Dover out front nn oll sport octuvutues I L4 I I A , , 4 A ..-.A A - - R f C S I , . Klo , . , . nn , J Kohler, D Colllns, n, t if-cond Row 7 R. Cooley, R Cooley, R Cornlsh, W Hayden, K, Storkcy N. Dover J Mnchelunh, R Tw. R 1 P I, G B , R Ro f F He R G ,YE D,oh Ty, l I I , . , . . , There are lO scheduled games an the League plus a home and home sernes with Lake Frst Ro LaPlant D lmpson VN K bach ws M Fu on B War C S1 e encer R R Bah an Second R V Moo man D He e Hay en Corn sh u e Koa e :Lao e npson K Sta ey GSE 62 Thus year baseball at Dover wall not be just tor fun The Demons wall be an the Metro polutan League wuth Olmsted Falls North Royalton Parma and Rocky River and under the experienced gundance ot Mr Curesl the Demons should do well Thus book was oft to the pnnter before the season had started but practnce sessnons were held tor putchers and catchers an the gym whale It was stall too wet to go outdoors A tew lettermen well be oack to help the Demons chances to play nn the 3 game play off sernes at Columbus wood Aprll Apral Aprnl Aprul Aprnl ty! l-lere IS the schedule Rocky Rnver at Westlake Westlake at Parma Olmsted Falls at Westlake Westlake open Westlake at North Royalton Apr: May May May May I Westlake at Rocky Rwer Parma at Westlake Westlake at Olmsted Falls Westlake open North Royalton at Westlake l w W VV. , . S , l. u , E, Kllnk, J Le ., r. It , . d, . 'nl y, P Sp , , Hlller, l d ow - . r , r:,, T B nder, S Jones J Mlcheluch, W d , R. I , J Kukucka R H ng r, O l nw yor 2 ' J -n r Thml Row - L Rarllce, R Overnmer D Rohr, F' Aung, A tt:-nnze, E Hennlc, A Kolapns, C Burnesnn J Su , rk A A I I I I . , , I . . , . . ' l3 ' ' 30 ' ' lo 4 ' 20 7 ' 27 l4 lvl' ,L Seated Wse D Coll ns M D chez C Welke R Cooley Standng h ey se y D er K k E K 'LEC The Annual was oft to the printer just before the 1948 track season had started At that tnme however under the pllotnng of Coach Duchez D Colluns C Welker and J Foster were already workung wnth the hurdles whale Paul Wlse struggled wuth the shot put and quute a number of fel lows wnnded themselves nn the mule run At the beglnnnng ot the l948 season D Collnns stlll held the County record tor the low hurdles The furst meet scheduled was the Arena meet an which the schools ot Greater Cleveland partlclpated The other meets were wnth the schools ln our home county where the competutuon us about equal The schedule was as follows Arena Meet A nl 2 Tnangular Meet at North Olmsted Aprul 23 County Meet at Cuyahoga l-lenghts May 7 Dostnct Meet at North Olmsted May ll L Lrg I Jil ' V V 1- tr... -g . FJ.. . . L mf Y V 'N ..c4,,-.. 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' -I 1 I V's Qifzls gpofzfs SOCCER This year six color teams kept the soccer ball rolling Each team was determuned to wun the championship, resultung in everyone playing o hard game lThe championship went to Todd's team? The teams un the order un which they finished were Cowon Colo Mario e Todd Rug Patty Moshe P,-lk Lgmn Q Joonne Fox Blue as Gold Joanne Campbell Block 3 glue ruzo Jo An W ssman V Qlgt Barha a Schuck 3. V After the color teams had finished playing the class games began The Sensors became champs after a tough game against the Junuors The Juniors hcld 2nd place with the Sophomorcs 3rd and thc Freshmen VOLLEYBALL After the so cer season class games in volleyball were played with the following results Juniors Seniors Fre hmen Jo Ann Wssman V gunua Fa r Anne Mankc Delores Smuth vs White was then played Sopshomores An All Star Volleyball game Green resultung un a victory for the White team TRACK AND BASEBALL Track and Baseball were the gurls sports un the sprung Thus was the furst year we had track for quite awhile and at the time the Panorama went to press everybody was greatly anticipating ut BASKETBALL ALL Sch Basketball season was started by sux color teams The games were played Friday afternoons after school The team that came un furst was Red Cyclone They came in the order as follows Coptaun B Schuck F K lfuc a J x M Todd S Hartman I Mosher played after the color teams finished playing Color Red Cyclone G een Sl er x White Quick Silver Blue St eak Class games were Since the Juniors have such a large class they were divided unto two groups A and B The order un which they won was Shuley Seniors Guercuo Jun or B Sumonds Freshmen Reed Jun or A Endress Soohomc CS STAR Thus year the All Star game was played March l2th resultung un a half the senuors receuved the honor as winners of the foul shooting con test Also during the half the seventh and eughth grade gurls gave an amusung unterpretatuon of the furst gurls basketball games All D A C members who had earned lOOO pounts receuved their letters that nught The teams were ARMY N,-tvv pt J p e Ha zel M e M h ssma Capt M Todd Hartman Ga alek Sch ste O ermye Eds os e Beck an G 0 Sch lens M Gaydos ox Moorman S monds B rn an Roae Q Cleo leace e M u a o tz F ukucka ant S ru c rx th ity 0 gh! I f r VI F u u un - U I I l Red M hutc , . I U I 4lh. ,K . . V T' I 3 ' A I If Y 1 - i . , . , . I r u k uv. Fa Fo f , ll ll ll ll ' ' . I ' ' C. F I H H F, ' J. I E. Y victory for Army with the scores standing: Army l9, Navy l2. At the ' , . . . . , V Farr Ca Cam li Il K Bcurne S M n x V ash i F i. J F I r , Wu n J u r P M rn rx F u rcuo C v r F u R u E n rcs D Smith, J Pike, J u p, d F g is neu Army s 1 i 1 rs vwhul K kuck , C w r ,K , 4 LJI ier wer' 'cw s I - I thirty nlnc Seated F Guercuo M Gaydos S Hartman F LaNJosa K Bourne V Farr P Mosher C Shuley M Todd Stonfiung J Reed J Wussman J Sch.uster J Tenuak F Gavalek C Overmyer I Mosher J Campbell J Fox Mss Hurst occei li li Soccer Play Day ended the soccer season tor thus year Eughteen very happy gurls went to Faurvuew to meet eughteen Fourvuew ond North Olmsted gurls There they played Sensors agaunst .lunuors There were two games played, both resultung un a tue score of O O Atter the game a banquet was held at Faurvuew Hugh School The ourls chosen from Dover were SENIORS VIRGINIA FARR MARJORIE TODD CAROL SHILEY FRANCES LA NASA FLORENCE GAVALEK KATHLEEN BOURNE PATTY MOSHER JOANNE CAMPBELL JEAN TENIAK JUNIORS JOYCE REED FRANCES GUERCIO JOANNE FOX ISABEL MOSHER MILDRED GAYDOS JO ANN WISSMAN CAROL OVERMYER JEAN SCHUSTER SHIRLEY HARTMAN nf 'Wqag 'gifs X 'N YK! 2 ww R Schulens P Moorfnan J Wussman B Wecht S Hartman Glaeefz feacleus The cheerleaders led the student body unto hugh spuruts throughout football and basketball seasons thus year Much co operatuon was shawn between the student body and the cheerleaders and together they ably handled the uab of backung the team to vuctory Basketball season was greeted wuth strukung new green and whute dresses on the fuve gurls, and many new, peppy cheers were untroduced As the basketball season came to a close, the freshman gurls started to practuce for cheerleadung try outs Mary Ann Malunas was voted to be the new cheerleader by the tunal selectuon of the students' votes We are sorry to lose our senuor cheerleader, Barbara Wecht, and we want to thank her for leadung us through two successful seasons We have much confudence un her successors, Jo Ann Wussman and Shurley Hartman forty 'ff l -Mfrs ' b l ,, ' 5 1 V ,, ' 3 - M, - ,f . :zu ,y,,,,f,.r V- . gA.f 7 if Q' , A V- v 1 1' , ' V V 'f E V15 , V ,V 1 , 5 u V - V V ,,,g,,,a , . '1 w - k' - AIA , 1 , '-www. ' - . , V V uf Q ' ' , 1 Zifgiuf uw, . K ,7u71.,,f4, 755 ' V try 1 I ,,'-2 I forty one Seated a ell ssma ss Hu st J G e Stand ng M Gaydos P Moshe F Go alek l Mosher E Koch S Hatma feliaew Presldent Pat Mosher Secretary Treasurer Florence Gavalek Under the supervnslon of Muss Hurst the Leaders have been more octuve thus year than ever before In the past years Thus year the Leaders Club sponsored the All Star game and one dance They also took specual referee mg tests at other schools so that we may be assured that they really know their busnness At the annual D A C supper whlch follows D A C unltlatnon four new leaders were chosen They were Pat Moorman Elsle Endress Judy Plke and Nita Rlchards Leaders lnutnatuon was held March l6 to l9 After the formal unutuatuon whnch was held on the l9th they celebrated wlth dlnner downtown a movie and flnally a slumber party - J. C mpb , J. W. n, Mi r , . Fox, F. u rc.o l - . , . r, . v , . , . , , r n, I . . . . . . , ' I I , . , X I I I ' aw pf -.r-9 ff -Lo, if J,--fj..?f9f '!r, ,ff .4- ,,,. 'M-fy ix. T r mm Www... Q---W,,,,,,, ns-... xx 4 0-.v-,-,W .4 Y, three .M , in u't ,az ,, 4 1 lr W 'die , if if 9: T N 21 rw' W Q S ,Q 'bw if 3' rv N in -. Yi W' . V 0 . Q, X fi' . 1 tx, 'pn swf D06 Presudent Maruorue Todd Vuce Presudent Carol Shuley Sec y Treas Florence Gavalek Hot dog Chaurmen J Fox 81 F Guercuo Carr Secretary Florence Kukucka Thus year, as before the Dover Actuvutues Club presented the annual Football Banquet on November 20 The boys were guven theur letters and the co captauns were announced for next year On February l9th the unutuatuon of new members was held The uunuors provuded a good chule supper and a theater party followed ln the sprung letters were presented to the uunuor and senuor gurls at the All Star Basketball Game These gurls have earned l OOO pounts for partucu patung un sports and other actuvutues Vurgunua Farr Jean Tenuak Barbara Wecht Joanne Fox Muldred Gaydos Shurley Hartman lsabel Mosher Carol Overmyer, Joyce Reed Barbara Schuck Barbara Smuth Jean Schuster, Cathe rune Schwartz and Jo Ann Wussman Furst Row Hahn F Mcsseru F Guercuo F Kukucka C Shulev M Tr-dl G volek J Fox J Bum Puk J Lucas second Row chwartz J ed J pbell J ussrnaru C muth Sufe luru E Schueh r Hartman M Goydos J McWuIIuams R Schulens Muss Hurst Thurd Row L Duebel J Schuster D Druver E Endress D Smth F Rogcrs M Hanzely F LaNasa B lrsak C Neff P Moormaru Fourth Row K Bourne N Samrnet B Schuck V Colry V Farr J Funz P M shcr B Wecht J Bump R Fuscher P Zemek fubuaut, eu u, Thus year under the able durectuon of Mr Holloway the lubraruans have worked hard to guve us good servuce A great deal of credut us due these gurls who, wuth Florence Gavalek as Presudent Florence Kukucka as Vuce Presudent and Eluzabeth Koch as Secretary have kept the lubrary run nung effucuently and smoothly On January 2 the club sponsored a dance the proceeds of whuch were used to purchase popular records for the school All year long the bulletun board un the study hall has been decorated un many clever ways un accordance wuth the seasons Durung the wunter the Iubraruans vusuted the Cleveland Publuc Lubrary wuth Mr Holloway to see how to operate theur lubrary even better than at present catct F Kukucka F Gavalek E Koch Mr Holloway Sc ond Row cWullu'.ums R Schulens J mp J er s war 1 an c R Ha n F Guercuo P Moorrruan E Suterdun Thurd Row Weber D Druver B ak M dd echt V arr rr es E Encres C Smu J Campbell Fourth Row Hanzely K Bourne V Colrv B Smuth M Tcruuak N N kl s R Fuscher P Zem C Shuley P Mosher yfuc I I l I I I , . ,V , . , . I - 4 I , l I I J 1 I A 1 u 1 1 1 ' I T , - R, , , 1 , , . , , . f, F O , . , . p, J 0, . . Y -CS , Re,.Carru , W S ,E rt,. rc,6 f ' 4 f ' ' . ' . . . J , , Qu . Q Fulth Row 7 B. Smuth, E. Koch, l. Mosher, J. Tenuak, M, Beckmonn, C. Overmver, M, Cass, N. Ruchards, I I ' I l I - I 1 . I I S 1 4 . , , , . , ' F c ff J. M , . , .Bu , ,Vert , C 'ch t,, A 'vl' ky D Lott, h , 46. , . , .lrs , .1of,B.W , .F B.Au , . l s, th, A M. , . , , , , , , ' Muc o , , . ek, ffi - V' gfudenf Gouncc ated C Sh ley M Hanzely P Mosher K Starkey J Campbell A Tonner F Gavolek F LaNosa D Smuth Stand ng R Runser C Grugle F Sumonds L Batug C Shuley P Spencer P Wuse A Kalaps R Cooley Presudent Joanne Campbell Vuce Presudent Kenny Starkey Secretary Pat Mosher Treasurer Al Tanner Faculty Advusor Muss Arndt A consuderatuon of the most actuve organuzatuons at Dover Hugh thus year would undoubtedly put the Student Councul at the top of the lust Not only has the Councul sponsored two uuke box dances and planned a Sadue l-lawkuns Dance for thus Sprung but ut also staged a druve to get money for new records The Councul also took up the cry wrought by the Red Cross andthe Communuty Fund brungung the campougns to our attentuon and doung the actual collectung Dover Hugh has also to thank the Student Councul for the new pung pong equupment whuch has already taken so much punush ment fotys f 5 Sc - . I , . , . , , , . , . , . , , , ' ' 1 - u - u - u - f - f - I - 1 - '1 r u I. Mosher, J. Wussman, Mr. Read, T. Wussman, M. Luftler, Muss Arndt. I I I r 'Y M hy .f AT MH yM teen ana f 1947 48 1948 49 Editor David Schneider Paul Spencer News and Copy Editors Joanne Campbell Mary Beckmann Art Editors Donna Driver Phyllis Zemelc Shlrl y Hartman Headliner Ruth Hahn Carol Overmyer Feature Editors Bill Dougherty Dorcas Lott Joanne Fox Exchange Editor Elizabeth Koch Joyce Reed Circulation Manager Kenny Starkey Jean Schuster Sports Editor Vincent Moorman Jo Ann Wissman Otto Klaameycr Reporters 1947 48 Mary Hanzely Dorothy Deub l Alan Tanner 1948 49 David Collins Shirley Pillsbury John Kohl r Isabel Mosher Barbara Schuck Typing Editor 1947 48 Patty Mosher 1948 49 Mildred Gaydos Typists 1947 48 Carol Shiley Elizabeth Koch 1948 49 Jo Ann Wiss man Shirley Hartman Joyce Reed Gloria Weber Phyllis Zemek Publications 1947 48 Virginia Farr Mary Jean Teniak 1948 49 Catherine Schwartz Frances Guercio, Adviser - 1947-48 - Miss Wilson' 1948-49 - Miss Wilson. We wish to compliment the Green and White Staff tor their excellent work in getting scoops and feature articles and in making all the Green and White editions very interesting. The Dover l-lngh School Band us something that we should all be proud of We owe all our thanks to Mass Rosalind Voyner whose hard work and head aches have made It a success Mass Voyner gathered all the students who could already play unstru ments and all working together they were quite successful She taught new comers how to play and finally had a large enough number of players seventy to be exact to organize the present Dover Band But Mass Voy ner wasn t satnsfled with a mere musucal organlzatlon she wanted them to be as pleasung to the eye as they are to the ear Thus the band members and Mass Voyner have contunuously and turelessly worked to fund money for those much desured band unnforms ln the future when the band IS out on the football fneld or on the basketball floor we con proudly soy Thats our band' tye l ' - , ., I - 1 1 ll I ll I I ' for - q eu, forty nme First Row J Lucas J Bennet R Hahn D Lott S Ulmer F Guerclo V Thomsen M Kukucka Second Row P Zemek A Manke M Molmas J Messerl R Schllens J Plllsburv C Schwartz Kukucka C Smith P Maorman R Harper P Jones J Vetter F Messerr Thrrd Row J Fox G Weber C Neff M Todd J Wlssman J Smnth E Slferdrn B Juergemeler V Voyner Fourth Row G Rathkegel D Stem B VonGunten J Bump J Ruddy B Tenlak P Wxnternch L Duebel E Endress D Smuth F Rogers M Surman E Rothkegel J Juergemener Fifth Row B Wecht F LaNasa P Mosher V Colby B Heckerman H Kalapls B Schuck V Farr F cher F Sumonds B lrsak N Sammet J Fife C Shrley K Bourne Snxth Row S Prllsbury M Cass C Wheeler M Tennak J Tennak F Gavalek N Nrcklas M Bcckmann I Mosher E Koch E Trapp N Rrchards B Smuth S Hutcherson A very large number of gurls turned out for Glee Club this year With the help of Phyllus Zemek as accompanist and Barbara Shuck as secretary Mass Voyner has devoted much of her trme and effort to achieve a success ful season The Glee Club sang for several P T A meetmgs On March 7, they presented a program for the veterans at Crrle Hospntal In Parma They also sang for the Commencement exerclses lee u , -Z Q - N 3 Ruprecg, Hartman, M. Caydos, JI. Campbell, Mcwillrams, J. Reed, J. Bump, Fossinger, Mass R- V' I 1 , I I' V I l I , ' U l ' I 1 1 ' I I Sept Z School days schcol days good old golden rule days Sept 5 Dover meets Brecksvulle at Cuya hoga Heights Medical lnuury Fund game under lughts Sept l2 Dover and Independence at a l3 l3 score the Demons will just have to fight some more Se t l2 Furst Student Council Dance thus season luke box musuc hot and pleasun Sept 27 Olmsted Falls and Dover meet l2 to 6 not our defeat Sept 27 Juke box dance again tonight because we won ut seemed quite right Oct 3 North Olmsted at Bay a night game score l3 O the Demons won same Oc IO Wanton Murder furst assem bly thus year apply that brake and shuft that gear O lO Strongsvulle vs Dover our stay beat Oc l7 Loraun Reserves played our team l8 6 Demons are on the beam Oct 2l The X ray trauler us here to see uf any one may have T B Oct 24 North Royalton at Bay for an other nught game the Demons lscore l8 75 fught on to fame Oct 28 Soccer playday us here again all gurls at Faurvuew no men Oct 29 Flames leap hugh un our school ar Beat Bay w cry b t ut ll e hard Oc 30 Tradutuonal ruvals Dover Bay meet sad to say ut s our defeat Oc 31 Witches and goblins roam free tonught but a party un the gym us really all right Nov 7 Dover meets Brooklyn huke 71265614 06 724412 Demons wun 20 l4 thats a good score Nov l2 Frederic Suobuarn came to our school today assembly of music some ser uous some gay Nov l5 The annual Football Banquet wunds up the season fellas get their let ters for plenty good reason 48 music by the Ohuoans really was great' Nov 24 Gerruet Hazard un assembly showed his skull wuth chalk drawungs that really dud thrull Nov 26 Dover travels to Brooklyn to start off the season we lost 49 33 Oh tell me the reason' Nov 27 Thanksgiving vacatuon ur key and stuffing Dover Bay alumnu meet look at em puffun ' Nov 28 Another day of vacatuon but Monday ll fund us all un school back at the old grind Dec 5 Dover and North Royalton cut basketball Oh well the Demons arent expected to win all Dec l l Assembly today wuth Mr Sloane Dec l2 Olmsted Falls here on our floor f fty lbs l ' - . . . F ' 58 - I I ' T R p .Q it l. Q ' . - ' ' , l, 2, 3, 4 - ' , - , ' ti ll ,ll ' U - - I . F Cf. --D ' . 1 I , first defeat, but wait, our fellas won't Nov. 21 - Senior dance tonight, Club t. - l ' , ' . A T . . I . -1 .A . . T tl - Y' d, ul '11 e I U - 1 b A Q- . - I tv I 1 . . , I - . ' T' Q I I U . . I I I I the Green and Whute won 52 30 the score Dec I2 Dance afterwards sponsored by D A C everyone attended lncludung me' Dec l9 Vuctory Vlctory' us our cry' 34 36 hear Strongsvllle sngh? Dec I9 Chrlstmas Assembly a stu dent affalr then starts vacatuon and end of all care Dec 29 Holuday Hop' Everyone come' They dud and really had fun' .lan 2 North Olmsted plays basketball here Dover won so everyone cheer Jan 2 Dance after presented by the Lubrary after vuctory naturally everyone was merry Jan 5 Turkey stuffed students books galore are back an Dover Hugh School once more Jan 6 The alumna have come back agann to play and wln the Alumnu game Jan 9 We traveled to Amherst to play grants tall 57 29 to them we dud fall Jan l3 The Demons at Bay dldn t do too well the score 43 26 you see we fell Jan 26 Comb your haur and practice that smule Panorama plctures take a llttle while Jan 30 Tough luck' Dover lost to O m sted Falls but then no one can wan them a Feb 6 Dover played their game all right but Strongsvulle put up a better tnght Feb 6 It really lsnt at all funny Pan orama Dance we need the money Feb 9 Oh goodness' Hear those gurls sigh Mr Clresn new teacher a really swell guy Fe l3 Dont worry our team wont always be beat 37 35 North Olmsted and another defeat Feb l8 Assembly entertaunung and edu catlonal put on by General Motors was Fe l9 Now really boys nts not that a D A C :nutlatuon so dont get mad Feb 20 Too bad we lost to Bay tonnght 41 53 but you cant say the Demons .lan l6 Guess what? Brooklyn we beat 54 52 and was that game neat' n Dance by the Leaders Club really was swell they wore carnatuons so you could tell Jan 23 North Royalton trued but traed nn vaun thus one was the Demon s game Jan 23 Student Councll dance was a nuce treat, especially sunce our fellas couldn't be beat f fty one didn t frght Feb 20 Dance put on by our school band they need money and have done quate grand Feb 2l Too bad we lost the Rlver game the boys did well gust the same Feb 28 Alumnl came agavn tonnght those old guys play all right March 5 Rainbow Rhapsody ns the theme Junior dance as on the beam March 8 Lormg Campbell nn an assembly today showed us maglc us the quuck way lContsnued on page 63l I - ' i I . ' I - - -I 1 A ' . - . l - I 11 - - 1 ' ' T 1 A . -H . - I I - . . . ' I .I . . I . . 'i I T . T l I ' I .I I I LT I . I I .B - t b. - , 1 1 1 ' 1 I 4 . I ' l I . ' - I . ' - l U really sensational. ' 'T . . b. - b I ' U , ' ' I ' b d - . . . , 5 . 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L I I 1 DL REEHORST CLEANERS INC ALL CARMENTS CLEANED AND FINISHED IN OUR PLANT AT I9445 Detroit Wood Rocky Rmvcr Ohlo PHONE Edlscm 2000 RIVERWOOD BAKE SHOP U1 stu 1 Imlxla Q -I JITIIJ IHIL IIIN BEACH AND COLAHAN II cult Suu I J L11 I IJITUIN. Lxkexxoud 203 ELGIN JEWELERS Iclu 44 DLIIUII LIxK I ,I PRASSE LUMBER COMPANY LIJ1 F S INGERSOLL INC I IINI K IUI VAUGHAN S HILLCREST FLORIST UHJILIL Flux Sux mm. 1 nm Il I I 25539 VVIIUSIQI' Iismfi 2154 WP fm' -M11 I my ll J aiizcuzlzs Call IBO. 9734 I II:3fI -- Ijtlfl . , M, '. 'I .' If1'1clL1y - 1:90 .-XXI, Sul 'lay S LfIlIIlpX.1I I ' I , j 2057 f ,111 4 I 45 ,A 4 Ir 114111111 Plants f-- P I . -1 f - '1' I: - Fruitf A X' -gumbln-. I 216211 Dull' I IIULHI 7 ICIJ, IIJIII I LID, 424 V' I 'IIYL' I I I ! I I I Ilwvliy Illw.-11 whim 2232 VV If -' Ihnutl Cakes - C' 'Ws - Ilrczlri 'NVE ALT QLVICKH I 1 7 . I 5 4' s 19:13 1,:1IicI.x'mcl III3 Um limi' Sl' UN , A I ------,---,,,--,-,---,,,-!4--,--------,-...----- cu 1 - ,Q uf I , , , , I IIIM VEQII -- G. 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May 24 The Panoramas are out today, Now, Mr Janks, wall you pay? May 27 Goodbye senaors, Hello alumna Graduataon today, that's why May 28 Garls an formals wath thear fel lows, Senaor Prom as really mellow May 28 Lock up the memoraes we held so dear, school IS over for another year -1 S In 31 -3' Q .--,.- ...-n- ......,.-..-.........,...,..-,..---,,.-..-.-,,-..-..-.,..-...-,.,....-.,............-......,....,-,..-n... -..-..i. . I I f I ' . J , . 1 I I . I I . I I I I I f - i ' I ' I L I . - - 13ba I , I . I I . 1 5 I 5 .-,a,- ,a-...-,,-,...-.,.-,a.a-,......,-,a..., -.a...a.,..., -I -a -.,.,ia,,,..a.,-a,-,.......-,,.-a,.a-a....,...-.,a-...,-.-....-,.-,,..-,M-,.,.-.,- I 5 I 5 E l a A 1 f E l I I ' e I I 5 I I ' ' S : 5 . I I U 1 ' 1 5 l ' - 0 I 1 I I I 5 - . . ... I L J I I E . - - I a ' I I . i I l I . q..-.,..- - - - - - - .. .. .- ... -...a-..,-...a...,...-....-H.-a...-......,...- - - - .. - - - ,- .. .. .. ..,.--If . , . , . I . , , . I , , . , . , . - - - ' 1 . , 1 1 -- . 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