Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

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GIRLS' ATHLETICS The first sport of the fall was Soccer, which thirty-live girls enjoyed. A team composed of Juniors and Sophomores played a Freshmen-Senior team. The Junior-Sophomore team won two games, and the Freshmen-Senior team one. At the close of the season several girls from Dover attended a Play Day at Fairview. Immediately after Christmas Vacation the basketball season began. Fifty- six girls came out for practice. The girls, regardless of classes, were divided up into teams. The captains were: I, Eleanor Schaumberg, II, Helen Parrish: III, Margaret Gravelle, IV, Grace Smith: V, Evelyn Bailey, VI, Evelyn Hor- wedel. Team IV won. After the mixed team games the class games were played. The captains were: Seniors, Evelyn Horwedel, Juniors, Irene Bohl- and, Sophomores, Ruth Wagner: Freshmen, Janet Mattern. The Seniors won, having 91.6774 next came the Juniors with 58.33 W., then the Sophomores with 5OW: last, the Freshmen with OW. The annual game with the Alumnae, played on March 24th, was won by the Varsity, 24-21. The Varsity team consisted of: Vivian Hoag CCaptainj , Winifred Prechtel, Elizabeth Owens, Grace Smith, Pauline Fischer, Dorothy Bailey, Evelyn Horwedel, Eleanor Schaumberg, Irene Bohland, and Mary Gra- velle. Last spring, track records were set up as school records which the girls will try to break in the following years. The school records as they were held last spring by the Juniors were: High Jump, 4 feet. lk inches, held by Betty Brown and Vivian Hoag, Dash, 812 seconds, Betty Brown: Baseball Throw, 142 feet, 6 inches, Vivian Hoag: Hurdles, ll seconds, Betty Brown: Broad Jump, 12 feet 4M inches, Betty Brown. The holders of records in the other classes were: Sophomores-Mary Gravelle and Irene Bohland, Freshmen- Evelyn Bailey, Helen Parrish, and Edna Atkinson. DOVER ACTIVITIES CLUB The D. A. C. can certainly boast of 1931-1932 as a very successful year, with Miss Schaufele as adviser again, and the following officers: President, Dorothy Bailey: Vice President, Eleanor Schaumberg: Secretary and Treasurer, Beth Hickin: Recording Secretary, Evelyn Horwedel, and Hot Dog Chairman, Margaret Gravelle. As a finishing touch to soccer, the Fairview Girls' Association invited the Dover and North Olmsted girls over to Play Day. Dover was represented by the following girls: Vivian Hoag, Eleanor Schaumberg, Doris Hille, Mary Gravelle, Dorothy Bailey, Elizabeth Owens, Caroline Ingersoll and Helen Par- gilsh. After the soccer game there was a program of singing, dancing and a inner. At the close of the Basketball season the annual Alumnae-Varsity game was played, with the Varsity claiming the victory. Just before this game the Var- sity made a trip to Oberlin to see the all-star teams play. Helen Parrish and Jean Osborn, Sophomores, were admitted to the club this spring. These girls have .enough points to receive their letters this year: Evelyn Horwedel, Elizabeth Owens, Grace Smith, Irene Bohland, Mary Gravelle, and Betty Mitchell. Thirly

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'YV l Basketball: BACK ROWiDonald Miller, Edward Wilson, Bill Mattern, Howard Zothner, Walter Heitmeyer, George Wright, Carl Leesberg. CENTER ROW-Mr. Senff, Owen Reehorst, Russell Horning, Louis Myers, Virgil Farr, Jack Mattern, Jerome Jennings, Mr. Schumaker. FRONT ROW-Frank Nosko, Charles Hall, Hugh Griffin, Raymond Balazs, Lester In- gersol, Charles Jenkins. ABSENT FROM PICTURE-Robert Strunk, Lawrence Deeks, XVilliam Yaeger, Clyde Smith. Football: BACK ROWfClyde Smith, Louis Myers. Donald Miller, Jack Mattern, Clarence Horn- ing, Carl Leesbcrg, Fred Mingo. CENTER ROW---Mr. Schumaker, Charles Hall, Russell Horning, Lester Ingersol, Owen Reehorst. John Burkey, Mr, Sentf. FRONT ROWfXValter Heitmeyer, Virgil Farr, Hugh GriHin, Charles Jenkins Frank Nosko, Raymond Balazs, Jerome Jennings. ABSENT FROM PICTUREfLawrence Deeks, Newton Mitchell. BASKETBALL SEASON The basketball team this year was built up around Balazs, Griffin and Jenkins, letter men from last year. Coach Schumaker did his utmost to produce a champion- ship team and his hopes were more than fulfilled, The team not only won the championship of the Western sec- tion of the Cuyahoga County League by defeating Royal- ton in a game at North Olmsted, a neutral floor, by a score of 19-15, but also later won a victory from Chagrin Falls, the title-holder of the Eastern division, by a score of 25-19. This resulted in Dover's supremacy in the two sections of the County League. Letters were awarded to: Hugh Griffin, honorary captain: Raymond Balazs, second yearg Charles Jenkins, third year: Charles Hall, Lawrence Deeks, Frank Nosko, Lester Ingersoll, Jerome Jennings, and Owen Reehorst. Grifiin played a brilliant game throughout the season, being the pacemaker of the team. The following are the telltale scores: Dover 13, Y Prep 20, Dover 29, Alumni 243 Dover 29, Y Prep 31: Dover 31, North Olmsted 22: Dover 26, Royalton 18: Dover 35, Fairview 18, Dover 13, Olmsted Falls 14: Dover 21, Strongsville 14: Dover 36, Bay Vil- lage 183 Dover 19, Royalton 155 Dover 24, Lakewood Lightweights 263 Dover 25, Chagrin Falls 195 Dover 25, Oberlin 40. Basketball: First Place Cuyahoga County League Twcnr y-nine

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