Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

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I Opponenfsz Norih Olmsied Fairview Bay Village Twenty- two BACK ROWYfBilly Cole, Charles Stoops. Vvlaller Heitmeyer, John Burkey, Milton Bloomfield. Lawrence Borth, XVilliam Lohr. SECOND ROWf'Miss Michel, Helen Limpert, Jean Osborn, Caroline Ingersol, Evelyn Bailey, Dorothea Sin le, M . C l . g r oc FRONT ROW+Jean Wright, Lucy Cooley, Martha Tudor, Betty J. Scherer, Lenore Rutter, Edna XVeston. DEBATE The question for debate was: Resolved, that Ohio should adopt some form of Unemployment Insurance. After a month of preparation, the try-out speeches were held, and the teams chosen by Miss Michel and Mr. Cole. The Junior-Senior teams debating the first round consisted of: Afiirmative, Edna Weston and Lenore Rut- ter, with Milton Bloomfield alternate: negative, John Bur- key and Charles Stoops, with Walter Heitmeyer alternate. In the second round, Milton Bloomfield was the first af- Iirmative speaker, with Betty Scherer alternate. The Soph- omore team consisted of: Affirmative, Dorothea Single and Jean Osborn, with Martha Tudor alternate: negative, Billy Cole and Caroline Ingersol, with Evelyn Bailey al- ternate. The Freshman teams were: Affirmative, Jean Wright, Martha Tudor, with Lucy Cooley alternate, neg- ative, Helen Limpert and William Lohr, with Lawrence Borth alternate. The Junior-Senior and Sophomore teams all won de- cisive victories, while the Freshman aflirmative lost but one debate. Members of the teams were awarded letters in April.

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BACK ROW--Owen Reehorst, Edward XVilson, John Burkey, Charles Stoops, Carl Lees- berg, Earl Brooke. SECOND ROWfPeter Francis, Charles Jenkins. Minnie Garbler, Marian Herbkersman, Miss Tcarc, Eleanor Schaumberg, Grace Smith, Charles Hall, James Nesbit. FRONT ROWS Edna Weston, Betty Brown, Evelyn Horwedel, Vivian Hoag. Norma Borth, Kathryn Schmitz, Beth Hickin. ABSENT FROM PICTURE---Mary Jane Bruce, Fred Cvuelker. STAFF A welcome reward for the efforts of the year came when the bi-weekly Green and White received first prize among mimeographed papers represented at a convention of suburban high school journalists held at Garfield Heights School on April 16th. The staff from September to March consisted of Vivian Hoag, Editor, and the following reporters: Seniors -Bettie Anne Brown, Mary Jane Bruce, Peter Francis, Fred Guelker, Charles Hall, Beth Hickin, Evelyn Horwe- del, Kathryn Schmitz. Juniors--Norma Borth, Earl Brooke, John Burkey, Marian Herbkersman, Carl Lees- berg, Charles Stoops, Edna Weston. Business Staff- Charles Jenkins, Owen Reehorst. Typists-Minnie Ciarbler, Eleanor Schaumberg, Grace Smith, Pauline Fischer, and some of the reporters. Charles Stoops became editor in April and was as- sisted by the Junior reporters and the following new mem- bers: William Lohr, Jack Mattern, Donald Miller, Le- nore Rutter, Laura Scott, Dorothea Single, Helen Sperry, Catherine Stoops and Martha Tudor. The Annual was in charge of John Burkey and the Junior, Sophomore and Freshmen staff members. Bi-Weekly Editors: Vivian Hoag Charles Sfoops Annual Edi'l'ors: John Burkey Twenly-thret