Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1944 volume:

HHU H1 DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Wcstlok Ohm Pulvlislwoci IW The Clow mf '45 I URI XX ORD WC haw: chosen an academic theme far Hu Panorama Thus vcar Bx so damg wc Pwapc tm dgpucf thc many lwappv tamcs had hx DOVC students past and prcsuwt To the sensors we Qay Carrv on wth the ala school spmf and you cannot fanl ta succeed 1 1 7 4 4 f 4 N ,f V . , K if 7 X f X , X ,f I - - - 1 , K ff DEDICAT ION X To Mrs Eluzabeth Jane Ruf we deducate the l944 Panorama Mrs Ruf us Deon of Gurls of Dover Hugh the furst woman to ever hold thus pos utuon She was appounted to thus offuce un recognutuon of her many valuable contrubutuons to the school Durung Mrs Ruf S sux years ot Dover Hugh she has taught World Hus tory and Physucal Educatuon for the gurls ln addutuon to thus she has been octuve un extracurrucular actuvutues for the gurls namely gurl s sports and clubs We understand that thus may be Mrs Ruf s last year at Dover At the end of the year she us leavung us to be wuth her husband We the staff the faculty and the student body wush Mrs Ruf and her husband all the luck un the world 4 fu fd 4 . , . . l - . , . . . I - 1 ' I I , . IN MEMORIAM RALPH E SENFF We would luke to pause un our revuew of the past year and ded cate a few llnes to the memory of our late teacher Ralph Senff Hts sudden death on Aprll l2 l944 was a shock to everyone faculty and students aluke Mr Senff came to Dover Hugh un l927 and un the course of 17 years for many years to come He worked turelessly wnth the students an all their endeavors and he wull be irreplaceable as a teacher We wnll always remember hum wlth affectuon because although un class a struct dnscuplnnanan outside of class he was lust a grand all around personalnty and our dearly beloved teacher fou 0 , . A 4 , . I ' I I I ' ' I he had endeared himself to everyone, and his loss will be felt in our school I . U I . t . . . . . l . . - , . Y FACULTY rig' ,, ,,,,. U , I -E Y H Q! I' , l Ma. P., FACULTY ack Ro M Wht e a e M M s Fo t s S ttg g M y M oe s a M s M Bu eson L G Burneson Superuntendent Economlcs John D Read Prnncupal Biology Socnal Scuence Student Councul Zelma Coon Geography Englush Sociology Green and Whnte Panorama Louuse De Angelus Shorthand Typlng Bookkeepung Junuor Busmess Stenography Lowell H Holloway Engllsh Latln Senlor Play Drama Club Llbrary Club Kenneth Mulls Commercial Math Hygiene Coach Football Basketball Baseball Barbara Kennedy English Soclal Sclence Student Councul Elizabeth Jane Ruf Physncal Education Hyglene World History Lead rsClub D A C Gurls Sports Jean Schmlttgen Home Economncs English Cafeterla Shrrley Close French English Ralph Sneft Chemnstry Gym Physics General Science Track Clyde Whntmer Mathematucs Geometry Algebra Jessie Wllllamson Glee Club Music Fred Austln Band Director Gael Jmks Shop Gym f e B w- r. im r, Mr. Jinks, Mr. Re d, Mr.. Holloway, Mr. Sn ff, r. ill . r n Row-Mr. chmi en, Miss DeAn elis, Mrs, Ruf, rs. Kenned , iss Cl s , Mr . Willi mson, 's Coon, r. rn . ' ' I I I ' ' I I I I ' ' ' ' I I I ' ' I I I I ' ' I I I I I . . . . . . , . . , , ' I I I o I ' .. , . . ., . I , , . , . . . , , , . . . . . , . . . ...,,,...... . . , . . . , . . . , . , .... . . . , , , , , , . , . , , lv HOOL VER H GH SC DO X XX CLHSSES X Kf SENIOR CLASS Alfred Wlllbald Art ART Meager and Muld Lakewood Hugh I2 Basketball 3 Volleyball 34 Franklyn Allen Bacher FRANK Masculine and Merry Basketball 2 Football I 4 Tra k I Ross Joseph Canpana BUD Athletic and Adrnnroble Basketball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Track I Green Whlte Staff 3 Assembly Cornmnttee 3 4 Student Councnl 3 4 Presldent 4 Don Webster Cass CASEY Care less and Courageous Basketball 4 Football l234 Socnal chairman 4 ,1 IU Pe Q4 ff ,-an oanne Carol Bender RED Tenacious and Wmsome Basketball l 2 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Track I Soccer 3 4 Debate 3 Glee Club 2 3 DAC 2 3 4 All Star 4 Sensor Play Joan Loss Bleasdale BLEASIE Joklng and Joyous Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 3 Baseball ack Soccer 2 3 Green Whlte Staff 3 4 PANORAMA 3 ee ub Drama u 2 4 DA C 2 3 4 Senlor Play Cast Anleen Louuse Englund Submnssnve and Solemn Llbrarnan l 2 Aluce Rose Fertel Small and Socloble Social Chalrman 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Manager 2 3 Baseball I2 34 Track I2 Soccer I24 Manager 3 Green 8. Whute Reporter I 2 3 4 Glee Club I2 34 Drama Club 24 DAC I 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Llbrarlan I23 Student Council Treasurer 34 All Star Man ager 4 Soccer Play Day 3 4 eight Henry Joseph Essig HANK Short and Stoeky Cathedral Latun l 2 3 Volleyball 4 Norman Francls Flschback FISH Genteel and Gemal Hardung .lunuor Hugh l Baseball 2 3 4 Football 4 Glenn Joseph Galuas Content and Classlcal Debate 3 PANORAMA 3 Band l Glee Club l Harry Burton Hayes HAP Courteous and Congenual Secretary Treasurer 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Presldent 2 Socval Chaurman l Bas all 2 3 Vo e ball 2 Football l2 3 4 Track l 2 PANOR AMA 3 Student Councll 4 Green 8. White Stott 3 4 Wayne Wheeler Jagusch BUD Agreeing and Amlable Basketball 34 Volleyball 34 Track 2 3 4 Robert George Lehmer BOB Intellectual and Studlous Dine Leatrice Lucille Guelker NLE ,, Personable and Kmd Basketball l 2 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Qseball Trac l Soccer All Sta Audrey Jean Hayden AUD Fragile and Flne President 3 Vuce Prcsndent 2 Basket 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Ba ball 2 Soccer l 2 3 4 Green 8. Whlte Staff 4 PANORAMA 3 Glec Club 2 3 Drama Club 234 DAC l 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Llbrarlan l 2 3 All Star 3 Soccer Manager 4 Sensor Play Cast Loss Irene Hennue Snnple and Wullmg Basketball l 2 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 aseboll l 2 3 Track l Soccer l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Drama Club 2 D A C 3 4 Llbrarlon l 2 3 4 Francis Mnxer Henry Four and Friendly Glee Club l Drama Club 2 3 4 D AC Ll raruan 2 3 4 A W 3 4 Sensor Play Cast Carol Anne Heydler FAT Cheerlng and Cheerful Basketball l 2 3 4 All Sta 3 4 Vo le all l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 oc r l 2 3 4 Soccer Play a D A C l 2 3 4 Presndent 4 Glee Club 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Llbroruan l 2 3 Green 8. Whute a 2 3 4 News Editor 4 C eer leader 2 3 4 Sensor Play Cast Marjorie Ellen Hublutz MARGIE AfI1blfl0llS and Pleasant Secretary 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 V I Ieyball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Green 8. :te Staff 3 4 GI e Club Drama Club 2 4 DAC 2 3 4 Lead ers Club 2 3 4 President 4 Librarian l 2 Soccer Play Day 4 AWVS 3 Valedlctorlan James Herbert Mlcheluch J M Vlgorous and Valiant Basketball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 Howard Wulluam Petersen PETE Witty and Wllful Vlcc Prcsldent 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Presudentl Basketballl Football I234 Tack I234 PANORAMA Band I2 Rudolph Rohlke RUDY Hearty and Happy West Hugh I 2 Football 3 4 Track 3 PANORAMA 3 Loren Myron Schlbley Shy and Studnous Rocky River I 2 Paul George Smgle Musoc and Mannerlsms Presrdent 4 Debate 2 3 Green 8- Whlte Staff 2 3 4, Editor 4, PANOR AMA 3, Glee Club 2, Drama Club 2 3 4, Band I 2 34, Valedrctonan Sherman Amos Sperry SHERM Meek and Modest Basketball Manager 2 4 KQV X' JQS 'ff' 1254,-of AQ. 'Ol Edlth Lucllle Hurst EDIE Blonde and Bousterous Basketball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Soccer T ack I 2 3 4 Soccer Play Day 3 4 Green 8. Whrte Staff 3 4 Drama Club 4 A C 2 3 4 Llbrar 4 All Star Captam 4 Sensor Play Cast Clalre Louuse Kaase KAZ Bright eyed and Buoyant Vnce Presrdent I Secretary Treasurer B sketball I 2 3 4 All St r o eyball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 Track 2 4 Soccer I 2 3 4 Soccer Play Day 3 4 Green 8. Whlte Staff 2 3 4 PANORAMA Edutor 3 Drama Club 4 D I 2 3 4 Leaders u 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 AWV S 3 4 Senlor Play Cast Alva Edella Kllnk Dancing and Demure Socral chalrman 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 All Star 34 Captam 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Track Soccer I 2 3 4 Soccer Play Day 3 4 Green 8. White Staff 3 4 PANOR AMA 3 Glee Club I Drama Club I 4 C 2 3 4 Llbrarran 3 Senior Play Cast Bernadune Loulse Krrebel Friendly and Radiant Holy Trrnlty School I Colusta Frrn Masson Business and Bonds Basketball 2 3 4, Volleyball 2 , Baseball I 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4, DAC Marllyn June Muller Art.stlc and Allurlng Baskctball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4, Baseball I 2 3 Track I 2, Soccer I 2 34, Soccer Play Day 34, Green 8- Whlte Staff 3 4 PANORAMA 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Drama Club I 4, DAC I 2 3 4 Lubrarnan I 2 3 4, Student Councll 3 4 Sensor Play Cast ten Elvyn Harold Starkey Socnal chalrrnan 3 Basketball 3 Track l 3 Glee Club l 2 Drama Club 4 Assembly Commlttee 3 Band l 2 3 4 Student Coun Wayne Alex Szabo FAT STUFF Keen and Humorous Basketball Manager 2 4 Vollcy 2 4 Green 8. Whrtc Sa Eugene Adolf Unger EUKE Quiet ond Qulck asketball l 2 3 4 Volley Base 4 4 and l 4 Student Councll 4 George Donald Wunslow WINDY Motors and Mnschlevous Sec-Trcas. l' Football 3, 4. eleven 1 Marne Allce Mlnut TWlNY Gay ond Gruclous sketball l 2 3 4 Valley ase Track 2 Soccer 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Lubror 2 AWVS 3 Martha Kathryn Mlnut MARTY Slmulor ond Sweet Basketball l 2 Manager 4 Vol e all l as ll 2 c c r l u DAC 4 Leader C u rarlan 2 AWVS 3 lrene Mlnnle Staffeld IKEY Boshful ond Blissful Basketball l Soccer 2 Glee Crl Barbara Helen Trapp BARB Singing and Serene asketball l, , , 3 All- ar , ' ball , 4' Base- , 3 44 Soc r , 5 Green 8. White Staff 2, 3, 4' Glec ub l , 4' Drama u , I . A. . , 2, 3, 4' Leaders u , , 5 B , 2, 3' Soccer ay Day 3 4, Senior Play Cast. SENIORS FUTURE One brught summer day un l954 the edutor of the GREEN AND WHITE was downtown playung at the dangerous sport of hookung rudes on helucopters He would crawl unto the machunes un parkung lots and then have a grand tume flyung around wuth theur owners He had lust gotten humself well hudden un a certaun brught orange number when two gentlemen entered He gathered from theur conversatuon that the furst party HENRY ESSIG was a helucopter salesman tryung to sell the second party WAYNE SZABO a world renowned speed typust a Whoops a Dausy helucopter Also he learned that the two had been hugh school classmates along wuth uust scores of famous people For unstance they seemed to be personally acquaunted wuth PAUL SlNGLE hus trumpet and hus orchestra uncludung AUDREY HAYDEN the queen of boogue woogue EVLYN STARKEY and hus clarunet HOWIE PETERSEN at the drums and featurung Two Honeys and a Bee CMARILYN MILLER JOAN BLEASDALE and FRANK BACHERJ the peer less swung truo and also theur manager ALICE FERTEL BARBARA TRAPP the popular concert star GLENN GALIAS and BUDDY JAGUSCH the two pulots who flew around the world un record shatterung tume IRENE STAFFELD BERNADINE KRIEBEL AILEEN ENGLUND LEAT RICE GUELKER and LOIS HENNIE co durectors of a secretarual correspon dence school COLISTA MASSON newly appounted head professor of French at Wes JOAN BENDER the best loved comeduenne un Ameruca CAROL HEYDLER and CLAIRE KAASE edutors of the natuon s smartest fashuon magazune ALVA KLINK and EDITH HURST the bruluant chemusts who recently usoloted element 93 GEORGE WINSLOW three tumes wunner of the lnduanapolus Speedway Races ROBERT LEHMER the great mathematucuan EUGENE UNGER and JAMES MICHELICH head coach and head trauner respectuvely of basketball at a bug unuversuty SHERMAN SPERRY an admural and LOREN SCHIBLEY a general FRANCES HENRY owner of world champuon dogs ALFRED ART the fugure skatung champuon MARJORIE HUBLITZ the well known newspaper columnust RUDY ROHLKE the artust THE MINUT TWINS who attracted the attentuon of the country by marryung twun Saulors ROSS CAMPANA NORMAN FISCHBACK DAN CASS and HARRY HAYES great pro football players About thus tume all these names began to reguster wuth the edutor Of course' They had graduated from Dover Hugh School' Wuthout realuzung ut he began to talk out loud What a scoop thus wull be tellung what has happened to the class of 44 At that moment the aurshup stopped and des cended to the earth Strong fungers grupped the ear of the schoolboy and he was deposuted gently but furmly on the ground outsude the helucopter t l W 9 I I ' I I I ' ' . , . I . . 1 ' I I ' ll Il I I I I - , . , . I 1 I I ' 1 I - - . . I - tern Reserve Unuversuty. , . . - 1 , I ' Il II I , . I I I ' , . , . , . , , I I I I , . . I ,, . . U . , l . . ' - 1 weve SENIOR WILL HENRY ESSIG wulls hus abuluty ta save three places at the basketball games whule only appearung ta have one ta Jum Maruna WAYNE SZABO wulls hus typung skull ta Estelle Symbol FRANK BACHER wulls hus Frank Sunatra vouce to Bob Gerhart EDITH HURST wulls her knack af chew ung gum that way ta Wendell Rabunsan JOAN BENDER leaves her talent for sayung unexpected thungs to Josephune Gay as DAN CASS leaves hus habut of annayung the gurls ta Edgar Smuth ALFRED ART wlls hus technuque Sammy Guercuo ALICE and PETE leave theur abuluty to get along ta Margue and Kenny GEORGE WINSLOW presents all hus cars ta Chuck Oberdeck and Bull Funucan Verne Mauns her vauce ELVYN STARKEY leaves hus gurl fruends ta Bob Woerhman EUGENE UNGER guves the freshman bays permussuon to dance wuth Barbara Ward next year MARILYN MILLER wulls her pasutuan as hugh scorer un gurls basketball to Jaan John san LOIS HENNIE wulls her lubrary dutues to Jaan Wussman and Joyce Reed AUDREY HAYDEN leaves her school spurut ta next year s seventh grade class CAROL HEYD' ER presents her leader shup ta Laus Thorp NORMAN FISCHBACK wulls hus chauce of gaung steady wuth a Ruver gurl to any saphamare bay wha funds Dover ununter estung MARJORIE HUBLITZ leaves her brauns ta Lous Sumonds To the uunuar bays goes ROSS CAM PANAS unterest abuluty and partucupatuon un the school s sports LOREN SCHIBLEY leaves hus quuet man ner to Ruchard Vanderwyst tht GLENN GALIAS wulls hus expertness at sleepung un class ta th gurls who stay up all nught at slumber partues FRANCES HENRY leaves her unterest the unhabutants at the canun warld to Donna Druver PAUL SINGLE wulls hus excellent trum pet playung to those members at th band who need ut ROBERT LEHMER I aves hus knowledg af algebra ta next year s class MARIE and MARTHA MINUIT leav theur campatabulu y to Esth r and Edgar Smuth JOAN BLEASDALE wulls her hugh spurut ta Muruel Wheeleu IRENE STAFFELD leaves her success un sellung tuckets ta the class dances ta Lous Barth AILEEN ENCLUND presents her feat at the rest at the school HARRY HAYES wulls hus heught ta Mr Holloway ALVA KLINK wulls her sports abuluty ta Arlene Wussman CLAIRE KAASE leaves her retereeung skull to the new Leaders JAMES MICHELICI-I passes hus blushes an to Jack Hysell RUDY ROHLKE leaves hus talent for makung those trucky posters ta Harald Balazs BUDDY JAGUSCH wulls hus cantrallung unterest un THE DIME STORE to Allen Wul san COLISTA MASSON leaves her French grades to any one who wants ta tak them SHERMAN SPERRY wulls hus habut of talkung back to the teachers ta Margue McCollam BERNADINE KRIEBEL and LEATRICE GUELKER leave theur constant companuon shup ta the Bader Barth Ruchtue cambuna tuan ISIGNEDI THE CLASS OF 44 ' ' ' ' U I ' un fu . V b M ' e A I - 11 - 11 to 'A ' ' ' ' BARBARA TRARP wishes ta give LQ culwovs Ouvpeofung of home ball Qomes to CI ASS HISTORY On a crusp fall day back un l93l eughteen members of the class of 44 namely Maruorue Hublutz Harry Hayes Claure Kaase Carol Heydler Alva Klunk Lous Hennue Eugene Unger Glenn Galuas Irene Staffeld Lea truce Guelker Howard Petersen Ross Campana Dan Cass Eduth Hurst Sherman Sperry George Wunslow and Marue and Martha Munut started un the furst grade at Dover Elementary School along wuth theur lunch started an the furst grade cut Dover Elementary School along wuth theur lunch pauls ln succeedung years they were uouned by the other twenty two ln the second grade James Mucheluch entered the class un the thurd Barbara Trapp un the fourth Franklun Bacher and Audrey Hayden un the fufth Auleen Eng lund Elvyn Starkey and Buddy Jagusch and un the suxth Robert Lehmer Then came the bug year when the class entered the hugh school and uncudent ally graduated to carryung theur lunches un paper bags That year Frances Henry Joanne Bender and Wayne Szabo came to be followed the year after by Marulyn Muller and Aluce Fertel When they were freshmen the class gauned four new members and the rught to buy theur lunches at school The new pupuls were Colusta Masson Paul Sungle Bernadune Kruebel and Joan Bleasdale There were no new arruvals durung the tenth year but four new fellows came unto the Junuor Class Alfred Art Norman Fuschback Rudy Rohlke and Loren Schubley Then all were accounted for except one Henry Essug who entered the class un hus senuor year All the students of Dover Hugh uoun together to thank the senuors for theur contrubutuons of tume effort and udeas towards makung the school and uts actuvutues more enuoyable and want to extend theur best to each graduatung student for theur lufe un the future J I I , . . , . I I I I I r 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I ' I I I 1 , I I I ' 1 I I I I ' I , . I I I I fourte n IDF XI SFNIOR BOX WOULD HAVE Narm Ewshback s Al Starkey s Paul Single s Wayne Szabo s Dan Cass s Frank Baehers Bud Jagusch s Geurge Wnrwslt w Harry Hayes s Hawue Petersen s l-lalr Smale Brains Height Ways Eyes Nose Charm Build Rass Campana s Athletnr Abulnty IIDFAI SENIOR C IRI WOULD HAVE Joanne Bender Marilyn Muller Barbara Trapp s Marlarre Hualstz Audrey Hayden S Claure Kaase s Jaan Bleasdale AlIC6 Fertel s Caral Heydler s Edith Hurst S l-lair Smale Brains Height Ways Eyes Nose Charm Fagure Athletic ablllty w f 1, 1 L J 1, , , I , I. E -' Wit ' u ur w -,'S H , r 1 x-xl I 1 W N '4 JL 1 K J J I 's I . ,S .E , . ,. ,. . I . . , HIS 'X V , , . Bock Row L Mauns C Oberdcck A Decks D Koch A Wulson D Rucdthaler B Woehrman B Wuebker rr w 4 rruut ucc uruucoru B S rauf Hyse R Chandler S Guercuo C Scbncuder M McColIam 2nd Row aydos E mlvol E mu h u u uc e o e use o Johnson l. Glcndcnnung L Thorp J Graft Mr Serutf lst Row M Woodlung E Hess P Wccht M Wheeler D Oster J Russ V Borck L Compono E oh land M Kleemcn JU IOR CLASS Thus year asude from theur tradutuonal dutues of sponsorung a dance buyurug jackets and sweaters, sellung magazune subscruptuons edutung the PANORAMA and guvuhg the annual Juhuor Sehuor Banquet the Junuor class started what they hope wuII become a tradutuon at Dover Hugh School They elected a queen to reugn over the prom after the banquet The offucers of the class for thus year were Presudent Duck Dorow Vuce Presuderut Lous Thorp Secretary Treasurer Clark Schheuder Socuol Chaurmah Dolores Oster Student Courucul Represerutatuves Lous Thorp, Bull Furuucan Duck Dorow sixteen Y seventeen ck w R Geen E Bro Cooe Moruno Koch Bo ozs R Win er Dletz R Dorn J Goydos R Vonderwyst Second w Mrs Knnedy R Mosher G Muller V Busch D Bode D Moore L Borth E Skinner M Bader L Lewis Mr Mrlls Fnrst row M Morelll J Pike H Todd F Clifford A McCollum M Krouse P Tonner J SKIVIUQTOD J Bothory L Korner SOPHO ORE CLASS The sophomores were forrly octlve thus yeor hovung severol closs portnes olso sponsornng 0 Swlmmlng Party ot the Hotel Allerton Ed Kllnk was elected closs president The sophomores gove the onnuol bosketboll donce Morch l7 wnth o Potruck s doy theme SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President E KI nk Vlce Presrdent P Tonner Treosurer J Pike Social Cholrmon R Peose ond L Borth if 1 t A, I , . 4 1 1 x J Bo ro : . r , . Klunk, D. den, R. ly, J. , W. , H. I , . ' kl , E. Thnrd row? Hoylden, R. Ulmer, W. Deubel, R. Peose, E, Kunes, W. Fuscher, R. Brouse, N. Nogel, 'ro:'.'e- ,.',. ,. ,, ,. , I I , ' sf. ' I ' . , . i 50600 on 42 I 0 ghteers z l ' Q 2 X K K s 'K . .f ' 'K 9 .. v V r 2.x . A ' ' X , I NINTI-I GRADE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presldent J Ml r Vlce President B Knnpper Treasurer B Ward Socual charrman R Glendennnng and L Lteux FRESHMEN uk r w nr r Owrnson Woof una S ut r en rn am B Bl rnquus L Oster l Kohler R Bump T rrd row A Wtssman E Nahrstcrtt D Bennett G Mauns J F rl ss R Square R Clltforrl D Pro r M Kauffman J Weaver L Luelw R Glcndcnnung second row Mtss Coon D Heckerman B Ward D Schuler L Slrnonds B Tenuak D Wuewker E Robertson P Cass M Surman D Cale M Snmpson J Muller Y Reed G Yeaaer Mess Close rrst ow naer Sae zer We er Ey cr A Kyle B Plwunney D Mattcrn W Kar G Ruprecht Kneeling R Wilson N Yeager C Wllhur EIGHTH GR DE President D Kubach Vuce Presndent B l-lamtlton Treasurer F LaNasa SoclalCha1rman R Hahn ck row W Art J Camoana A Krohn C auscr D Neff Dougherty L Rogers B Hamilton M Jacobson K Starkey D S hnel lor W Hayden Mr Whutmer cond raw Mrss Coon M Cluftorrl J rr ell r-snansky M Luke 4 onlclx Wr-rtt Dcubel A Tanner E Dletz st row R Hahn V Colby D Druycr P Mosher F Gavac B Farr M Tenlak C McCollam M Todd K Bourne SEVENTH GRADE President C Welker Vnce President A Englund Treasurer C Schwartz Social Charrrnan R Cooley ck row R Cooley J Mchellch D Collns W e Ebe n C Wek G Burneson J Ka er R Cooley D McCoIlam :ra row Mr Jnnks T Donneyson P Spencer C Bush B Dorow R Cornlsh J Alsuo G Slmoncs S Spooner A Schuler W Kuhoch M Watson Second row C Houston l Mosher L Alsup B Jagusch D Bennett B Smuth B Jacobson C Schwartz C Overmyer Mrs Schmlttgen Fnrst ow J Reed S Hartman B Schuck J Fox B lrsok M Watson A Vanclerwyst M Gayrlos Wussman J Schuster nineteen A . Alle Bc 0 B K ape, W' R L , G ll , T. .ch I Q , G J lc s, E. Cl lge, n t h I . V, , , , . n re. , , . , . kn 1, F r 1 F. Flax, R. RU' ', L. ,lt ' , of 5 , R. '1 , ' , . ' A , . ' , ' Jw, Ba ' . , . , . K , , W. f S, . Thrrcl row: D, Kubach, D. Edwards, C. Bakos, J. Lawns, R. Anna, J Snmoson, . c Q , . Se 'r ' , .Mr.h,R,L f, ,tsl-l.,B .l,o Ftr 1 V. - , .Y 4 , I. , . , . l k, . , . , . , Ba ' . , . I ' , . I , P. IS , R. rl: g, . I er, , , hl Th ' 1 '. ' , A , . , . , . , , . , . 1 rl. 2 , I , .H , J. , . . , . , , . , J DOVER DAYS T1me to obey the Golden Rule today IS the start of school Books b11lS are comlng due Im broke how about you'l Flrst football game of the yea1 Indepen dence plays here Student Councll dance come on fellas heres your chance Start of Jumor Magazme campalgn noth mg w1ll stop the1r ab1l1ty to gam F1rst football game away we played at Cuyahoga Helghts today Has your danclng ab1l1ty reached IIS peak Dancmg class members we d1d seek OCTOBER Football game at Brecksv1lle fleld Dovel team would not y1eld We ordered our Jackets red whlte and blue I thmk theyre cute how about you A Juke box dance at the school tomght Student Councll IS domg thlngs rlght The Dox er Demons d1d the1r stuff Strongs vllles team sure was tough Charles Laughton d1sp1ayed h1S talents to our ears we responded wlth rexerbe1at 1ng cheers D1d you see the g1rls ln the1r f1ne array the game and banquet was for Soccer Play Day We played Olmsted Falls and though our boys trled hard not to fall Olmsted had more on the ball amb1t1on we also had a Halloween party accordlng to trad1t1on The teachers have gone to the N E O T A So consequently no school today NOVEMBER 5 The Student Councll adds to the cheel by sponsor1ng another dance here Bay beat us another game to beat them good IS our greatest alm Our team lS made up of some pretty swell guys a banquet and dance was the1r foot ball pr1ze The Senlor dance was the BOOg16 WOOQIB Hop Im sure youll class th1s at the top A dance was sponsored by the A W V S dld you attend th1s bxg success'l DECEMBER We started the basketball season r1ght Strongsv1lle played at Dover tonlght Fa1rv1ew played at Dover and the Lead e1 s dance went oxer LOUIS Llpton rec1ted Shakespeare for a t1me thls assembly was well worth a d1me Heres a game that we won we showed North Olmsted how 1ts done We can put our books away for the rest of th1s year because good old Chr1stmas vacatlon IS here The Danc1ng class dance vtas held here It helped us usher out the old year JANUARY 3 Everyone took the1r vacatlon to heart but we all know lt IS t1me for school to start 7 Olmsted Falls was our guest tonlght al though we lost we put up a flght Why dont we beat Bay We should what they do to us 1snt good Brooks1des one school Wh1Ch we can beat th1s feet The feat creet Our band IS certa1nly k they gate us a swell assembly today game put our mo1ale back on 1ts Strongsv1lle game was anothex de to down our team would not be d1S FEBRUARY A game that we dld up 11ght vw, played North Olmsted Wllh all oux m1ght It was creepy youll agree but a snake assembly IS somethmg to see The A W V S sponsored a war dog show they showed us thlngs we dldnt know Tonlght our boys played at Olmsted Falls the cheers rang throughout all the halls FEBRUARY At last we met Cuyahoga Helghts to w1n thlS game was one of the1r dellght Bay beat us by a polnt after the game there was a dance 1n th1s 1o1nt Today the Jumor sweaters came they Wlll be dlSpl3yed at every game WaSh1Hgt0HS Blrthday has brought us a rest no doubt youll see vshy we class h1m as one of the best Whats that thats caught the eye Why 1ts the Jun1o1 Jackets of Doxer H1gh MARCH Everyone wore the1r best sm1le because the Panorama plctures were the best bv m1le Star Spangled Rhythm was Jumor theme Red Whlte and blue was the1r colol scheme The g1rls dlsplayed the11 talents 1n bas ketball at the All Star Game before us a 10-The Leap Year Dance was really great 7 the boys found out hovt much they rate If a gruesome s1ht should meet the ey lt s Just the new leaders of Dover Hlgh Tlme Out rWlI'1 Wlth St Patrxcks col ors represented was the Sophomole dance when the basketball lettexs were present APRIL Our bra1ns are vtorn out the teachers get peeved but 1ts Easter Vacatlon and everyones rel1eved The Student Counc1l ends up a pretty swell year they g1Ve us a dance and party here 28 29 The sen1o1s rehealsed for many a day MAY 3l as a result they presented N1ne G1rls as the1r play Dxdnt the g1rls look swell and the boys keen 1f you were at the Junlor SGDIOI Banquet youll know what I mean Baccalaureate at the church to flnd f1ner bunch you ll have a Search The Senlors heave a pla1nt1ve blgh ltS Commencement Day at Dover H1gh Its summer vacat1on we ll work and play the summer long unt1l agam we he'1r the school gong twenty - 14- ' . , IL ' A1 73: ' 7 . ' , 15- ' ' I : 81 ' ' Z v ' - . 17- ' 3 . -1 - 21- ' ' ' ,- 17- ' ' 1 V. 1 , 26- ' ' 0. .1 ' 20-' ' h ' I' g - . 25- ' t 1 ' 4- - ' 1 'A 29- g ' ' ' ' A ' z 8- ' Q ' A 10- . . . . ' l- ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 5- ' ' , , ' 11- 1 gt- .. . . V . . . Z U 1 I I . ' 15- I , ' ' ' Q h - 18- ' 1 A y 19- ' ' ' 21- ' ' ' , ' 1 . 22- ' ' ' ' 21- . . . . . 1 L , Y N . 1 . 1 vh , 1 22- - ' . l , ' U 28-Beating North Olmsted was part of our 1-1 - I . 3 . . a ' ! y 29- ' .... 3- - K - i T . 81 .I . .Q . - ' . 11. i 6- 3 7 12- V - w 15-D q ' A ' . Q 1 1.4 - r ' vu ' l ' s ' - 19- ' -- ' y . . , 1 'Yi ' , V 3- h ' 1 . 1 B' ' 7- ' ' 3 ' - 14- ' A' Ml I . . . ' D' ' 17- L ' g ' . 17- ' Sf - - - 29-- ' ' 3 21- D 3 I ' a - 1 . 30- ' ' ' ' I 5' L ' BASEBALL -L.T.,,p,,4 :QQ .U -nfs I' FOOTBALL Back row R Brause R Cooley J Gaydos B Knlpper R Blomqwst L Osfer G Woodllng Second row A Decks R Gerharf E Unger D Braden D Cass H Hayes E Klnnk J Marana R Pease Fwrsf row Mr Malls W Funucan F Bacher R Campana H Petersen G Winslow N Fnschback E Smnfh Kneelnng E Dietz W Hayden J Sumpson ersey No 21 Rudy Rohlke Army Back row: R, Pease, D. Rnedthaler H. Balazs, R. Winkler, B. Woehrman, A. Wsisan, N. Fnschback, C Schnender. Second raw: Mr Mnlls, B Gsrharf, D. Koch, W Frnacan, A. Deeks R Camoana, E Khnk, E Srmtn. Fug! raw E Deutz, B. Hayden, J Sumpson Ywenfy-tw O FOOTBALL On the furst sunny afternoon of the new school year an average slze group of players and prospectuve players gathered with Coach Kenneth Mull to talk over the comung football season and go through thelr fnrst paces ln the trarnlng program Funally when the coach felt his team was ready they en countered lndependance at Dover The funal score showed Dover on the short end ofa l3 O score They blamed thus fnrst defeat on nnexperuence and hoped for the best On Saturday September 25 the Demons met Cuyahoga l-lelghts and whutewashed them for a marvelous comeback 43 O The followlng Frnday Dover played thenr fnrst game on an opponents fneld namely Brecksvllle It was a very close game and ended wlth Dover ahead 7 O Frlday October l5 the Demons were home agaln wlth two wlns and second touchdown decnded the game The funal Strongsvnlle l3 Dover l2 A week later on a cold rauny afternoon Dover went over to Olmsted Falls to be defeated by the last year s champs 9 O October 28 North Olmsted came to Dover an an effort to show thelr stuff but were turned back l2 O Saturday Nov 6 was the bug and fnnal game of the year with Bay Bay s fleld After Dover thought the game was sewed up Bay came back to wln IN the flnal period by a score of 9 7 Statustlcs showed 3 wuns 4 losses Dover s total pornts 8l opponents 44 Football letters were awarded at the annual football banquet Y ffl . l 4 . . 4 S l ' 1 1 T , , , I l ' . I I . . . one loss. The Demons fought hard, but StrongsvilIe's extra point on the ' 1 1 ' I I y T v , ' ' ' , on ' 1 , . en ye tree Back row E Smlth G Woodllng D Cass L Oster R Blomqulst W Robunson E Nahrstedt hard row W Fnnucan A Art J Mncheluch R Campana E Klmk R Winkler R Pease Second row M Mills R Bump R Dorn H Hayes M Jagu ch H Balazs Flrst row E Unger W Szabo S Sperry J Sumpson BASKETB LL Dover Highs basketball team was lead by captam Harry Hayes wlth Kenneth Mills as coach They had a dlsappomtmg but exciting year The team won three games and lost sux The team was composed malnly of sensors and sophomores wlth but one rumor The fmals were as follows DOVER DOVER DOVER DOVER DOVER DOVER DOVER DOVER DOVER DOVER DOVER STRONGSVILLE FAIRVIEW N OLMSTED OLMSTED FALLS BROOKSIDE STRONGSVILLE FAIRVIEW N OLMSTED OLMST ED FALLS CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS BAY Letters were awarded to the tollowmg HARRY HAYES CAPTAIN HAP JIM MICHELICH ROSS CAMPANA ROSETTA RAY WINKLER BUDDY JUGUSCH BUD BOB PEASE ALFRED ART ART ED KLINK Team pornts 464 Opponents points 524 The hugh scorer ofthe season was Ray Wmkler w nth l33 points JIM HAEMO COOKlE EDlKlNS twenty four . : . , . , . , . , . , . , , . 1 r, , . , , , . , . s , . . . , . . , . . . . 3l 35 . . . .32 , 34 . 48 . 24 3l 44 DOVER 29 BAY 62 .55 4l , 28 39 . . 35 4l , . . 47 . 42 . . 41 ' , . . . 55 , . . . . . 45 . , . ,64 ,. , 42 43 B ck w G Muller M Mulle B Pease W Rabunson D Doro W Funucan D Braden J Skuvungton B Ward Second row Mrs Kennedy R Cooley C Heydler L Thorp E Starkey E Unger P Mosher A Hayden B Hayden J Wussman Mr Read Frst H Hayes R Carrupano A Fertel C Kaase STUDENT COUNCIL Thus has been the furst actuve vear of the new Student Councul l consusts ot twenty two members and theur faculty advusers Mrs Kennedy and Mr Read Three members were chosen from the senuor hugh classes two from the uunuor hugh classes and one representatuve from each of the clubs The students chose the presudent Ross Campana and the councul chose uts own oftucers Durung the summer the councul held three rneetungs At these meet ungs plans were mode for the handbook whuch was one of theur major pro uects Meetungs ore held every two weeks on Tuesday mornung The coun cul organuzed dances and cussemblues some of whuch were pay assemblues and some were by organuzatuons wuthun the school The councul s members ordered puns as a symbol of theur membershup un thus organuzatuon The councul has been an asset to our school We hope that the good they have done wull follow on for many years We the members of Dover Hugh School thank the Student Councul for uts work un makung thus a better School t enty fve Left to right: C. Heydler, J. Skuvmgton, B Wuebker. wr' ' -y Front row C Heydler C Koose A Fertel A Hayden M Mmuf B Tropp twenty snx ' .A 3 A 5 ' 5 Bock row: L. Glendenning, B. Wuebker, L. Thorp, M. Hublifz, A. Mitchell, Mrs. Ruf. CHEER LEADERS These three gurls are the ones that contnbute so much to the pep of all our basketball and football games Cheerleaders are chosen by the present cheerleaders and the faculty Thus us the fnrst year that the cheerleaders pictures have appeared an the Panorama but they deserve a lot of credut for the work they do an thnnkung up cheers and then working them out The furst cheerleaders were chosen IH l932 A letter was awarded to Joanne at the Annual Sophomore Basketball Dance Joanne and Betty gave Carol a bracelet un appreclatnon of her cheerleadung abollty Ruth Glendennnng as our next year s cheerleader LEADERS CLUB The Leaders Club lS an organlzatnon formed to help an gym classes game Members are chosen by the members and faculty on sportsmanshup leadership personalnty scholarship New members for next year are Barbara Hall LaVerne Manns Gene vleve Muller Patty Tanner Mary Ann Bader and Rosemary Mosher Presndent Margorle l-lublntz 'Q L l and to act as officials for girls sports. Leaders sponsors the Annual AllAStar l I ' I I ' twenty-sexe JU IOR A. W. V. S. Back row G Muller C Koase E Hurst M Morellu M Bader J Gaydos M Hanzelv Mrs Manley Orut row L Mauns S hue v cll L Barth E Symqo Thus year the ,lunuor Auxuluary of the Amerucan Women s Voluntary Servuces has done o lot of work Varuous actuvutues have been collectung sulk stockungs for parachutes candles for glycerune makung paper bags for hosputals makung sluppers for our fughtung men un hosputals Collectung fur for vests for our Merchant Seamen collectung money for U S O workung at ratuon board for gasolune rotuonung and many other jobs of vutal umpor tance to the war effort Thus work us all voluntary, and all the gurls un the pucture have an aver age of thurty hours of servuce enough to get a unuform Offucers are Vurgunua Barck Chaurman Arlene Mutchell Actuvutues Chaurman Barbara Hall Secretary DAC Back row M Surman L auns B Wuebkcr E Hurst M Muller rt orc Buss Sumpsaru L Borth G Muller E Skunner J Bender P Cass F Henry Mrs Ruf Thurd row R Mosher J ss A Mutchell J son B E Sr-ruuth M Woof un P vvech Wheeler E Hess S Ruchle M Noble L Glendcnnung J Graff Second row A Hayden V Barck A Klunk C Kaose H Todd M Krause A McCallam L Guelker M Munut J Puke J Skuvungton P Tanner st row Bothory L Korner E Symbol A Fertel A Wussmon R Glcndennuna M Kleemon Bohlond M Munut L Campano J Goyclos The offucual tutle of the D A C us the Dover Actuvutues Club lt us n organuzatuon of gurls who have earned three hundred pounts by partucnpatung un extra currucular actuvutues Thus year they sponsored a football banquet at the conclusuon of the football season, unutuated new members and gave a dance after the North Olmsted basketball game twenty nune Fr 2 , . Ruc , F, Henr, A. Mutch , V, Borck, B. Hall, . , l l I . . . . . , I I I I I ' ' 'l , . C C O ' , .M ' , . , . , ,J Bleossole, D B l, V h M Fourth row: Heydlerl, D. Oster, Ll Thorp, Recd, B Word, J Muller, L Sumons M Huhlutz B Trapp : .' ' ,' . Ru 4, '. l ', John , .Hour . , uu Q, A u M Fur ' : uf f , .' ' , f , , , ,E thirty thnrfy-one 7 - . , Y V -, , , MY., T..,.., - .- ,v.......v-v,,- , All q GREEN AND WHITE Back row M McCoIIom E Symbol J Sknvungfon P Tanncr D Oster P Weclfat M Wheeler E Hess L Mains G Muller M Boder B Wuebker L Thorp L Glcndennlng J Bathory L Karncr cond row H Hayes L Borrh S Rlchne M ublllz H ry M ner C Koasc A Mlfc c Fnrsf row A Klunk A Hayden B Tropp P Single C Heydlcr Muss Coon J Bleasdale M Woodlmg LIBRARY CLUB Back row D Wuebker P Cass M Surrnan E Nahrsfedf Mr Holloway J Sklvlnglon P Tonner H Todd Second row J Muller L Lewns G Muller E Clorudge L Borfh M Bader A McCollam R Mosher Flrst row M Woodllng P Wecht B Holl E Symbol F Henry M Mlller J Bothory L Korner fhlrfy two 4 in l Se I il.. ,' ,l.' , lH' ',lF.A en, .fvl'II', . I ', . '.l1ll,E. Hursf, D. Dorow, W. Szabo, J. Goydos, A.-Fenfel. Q A GREEN AND WHITF The Green and White had a successful year under the leadership ot Paul Single The many humorous touches added by Paul were very much appreciated by the staff and subscribers We wish next years editor and staff lots of luck and hope that they too will be able to put out many news crammed papers The staff was as follows Editor News and Copy Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Headliners Subscription Mngr Business Mngr Art Paul Single Carol Heydler Audrey Hayd n Dick Dorow Claire Kaase Margaret Woodling Marilyn Miller Wayne Szabo Joan Bleasdale Typists Marge Hublutz Barbara Trapp Alva Klink Edith Hurst Faculty Adviser Miss Coon LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was organized by the students who were interested in helping care for the library either before after or during school Their duties were to straighten the magazines put away books and care tor the study hall bulletin board Their faculty adviser was Mr Holloway .J A D Publication Harry Hayes, Arlene Mitchell I l I I ' l I thirty-three .- L A -L l V BAND Bock row Mr Austln E Starkey R Blomqulst G Gollos P Single W Dougherty L Rogers 3rd row J Graff P Cass B Homnlton P Wlse D Bennett K Starkey H Petersen A Mrtchell 2nd row R Glendennlng B Kuboch J Srmpson J Alsup P Spencer G Surnonds R Cooley L Glen lst row L Moms D Oster GLEE CLUB Bock row L Moms D Bode V Busch G Mller D Cole M Srmpson S Ritchie L Borth E Skinner M Muller 3rd row B Troop M Hublltz E Smith J Prke M Woodlmg M Wheeler D Oster E Hess P Wecht M Noble 2nd row D Schuler A McCollum R Mosher M Krause M Bcder J Goydos G Russ M Kleemon B Holl J Johnson P Krouse R Lehmer Mrs Williamson lst row F Cllfford P Tonner J Sklvnngton H Todd A Fertel B Tenlok M McCollum E Symbol L Korner J Bothory thnrty four 1 I I , 4 I . . , , , . , , , . , , , . . - - , - I , - , J , J f Y f - , J - . A . , . , , , . , , , . , , , . '- dennrng, B. Bclrck. . . , . . .Y , , . , . , , I , . , . , . , . , , , V - , J f - , - , - f - , 4 , J , - f - - , J f - , J V U 1 - f J f J , - , , , , , . , . , . . I 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . BAND Thus rs the turst year that the hand has played for tootball games and they only mnssed one home game Ot course they are not experienced enough lo march yet but next year they hope to do so At Bay they played wlth Bay s band before the game and on the held They gave numerous pep ussemblues and a Couple of assemblues tor the hugh school and grade school Tentatuye plans for a golnt concert wlth Bay have been land but at the prlntung at thus Panorama It has not been defnnutely decided The band was organized an l94G and numbered twenty members The Glee Club met two pernods a week durtng the year under th dnrectuon ot Mrs Wnlluarwwsorw They were able to present three programs one tor the P T A one for the Chrlstmas assembly and one for Commence ment 4 . , , N x - 3 J I X , J 3. 1 , . f H I 1 N X 1 N v C I hh C I LB 1,1 1 A 1 f 1 fl - st 1 C H s A 'x I H W 1 X Ji ' W , 1 . , I f X rr..fry-me ALL STAR Hall ess ue ke Mn e Ms Rot M Woodlnng L Thorp M 2 w A Wlssman P Wecht J Bnder Cass A F el C Hey er B Trapp J Johnson Tanner ls o A Kllnk E Host ALL STAR BASKETBALL Each year there as on All Star basketball game The captauns of class teams and the manager choose the captauns and then the coptauns choose theur teams The players are chosen for thenr athletuc ablluty and thenr abllnty to work together with the rest of the team Captains thus year were Army Alva Klmk Navy Edith Hurst Manager 1944 Alice Fertel New Manager 1945 Louise Campana tharty six L A , 3 ' 1. X X T 4 l I Back row: C.. Kaase, B. , E. H , B. W b r, G. 'II r, r, , . , . , . Wheeler, D. Oster. ndro:.' ,. ,.e ,P. ,.ert,. dl,. ,. ,P. tr w: . ' , , r . Q GIRLS SI OR TS BASKETBALL Manager Martha Msnut Champsons Sensors Junsors Freshmen Sophomores COLOR GAME CAPTAINS Navy Hurst Turquosse Heydler Black Krause Whste Wheeler Green Trapp Amber Kaase e Fertel Crimson Sksvsngton These teams finsshed sn the order lssted CLASS GAME CAPTAINS Sensor M Msller Junsor X B Hall Junsor Y M Woodlsng Sophomore H Todd Freshmen A Wsssman There were two teams of Juniors because of the large number of Junsor gsrls that turned out for basketball this year Each half of the Junsors tied tor champsonshsp They played oft the tse wsth the Sensors vsctorsous by one posnt SOCCER Manager Audrey Hayden Champsons Junior Sophomores Sensors 81 Freshmen CAPTAINS Sensors Alva Klsnk Juniors Mursel Wheeler Sophomores Genevieve Msller Freshmen Janet Msller SOCC E R PLAY DAY Thss year the l3th Annual Soccer Playday was held at Dover Eighteen gsrls from Fasrvsew North Olmsted and Dover with their coaches were present They had a banquet at which Mrs Secrsst was guest speaker The gsrls had dancing before and after they ate These Soccer Playdays are contsnued each year because st ss belseved that these games will brsng the gsrls closer together and foster a spsrst of trsendlsness th ty 9 J ' R d functioned as a separate team. The Seniors and the Junior Y team were - C DRAMA CLUB The Dromo Club this yeor presented only one ploy The Strongest Feelung This wos o humorous one oct story bosed on womon s lntultlon Thus dromo wos presented on All Students Nlght ond proved o very success ful feoture of the progrom The tollowxng people deserve much credlt IH theur effort to moke thus ploy o success Johnny Bonks Elvyn Starkey Ethel .loonne Skuvungton Mot Plckens Poul Slngle Noomu Lllllon Korner l-lenruetto Plckens Shlrley Lewls Loulse Colller Ellen Sklnner thirty eight Left to rvght' L Korner, E. Sknnncr, P, Snnglc, E. Storkcy, J. Sklvlngton ' ll I . ,, . , , . . X PANORAMA STAFF Back Row B Wuebker M Wheeler B Hall M Woodlrng C Schneuder S Rrtchle L Glendennung L Campana PANORAM Perhaps you dudnt know It but thus IS the twentueth annnversary of the Panorama and we the staff Mlss Coon and Mr Burneson have done our utmost to make this one the best yet From a humble twelve page begunnung the Panorama has doubled trnpled and quadrupled In srze Worknng under no llttle dlttnculty wrth wartime pruces and shortages, we have managed to get out a Panorama One, we hope you wall enjoy PANORAMA STAFF EDITOR GUS CHANDLER ASSOCIATE EDITOR LOIS THORP BUSINESS MGR C OBERDECK ADVERTISING MGR C SCHNEIDER SENIOR EDITOR LOIS GLENDENNING LITERARY EDITOR MARGARET WOODLING ART EDITOR L CAMPANA HUMOR EDITOR W WHEELER SPORTS EDITORS ARLENE MITCHELL AND D DOROW CIRCULATION MGRS B HALL and B J WUEBKER FACULTY ADVISER MISS COON thirty mne ...B .s 'L g 1 1 3 ' I 3 - 3 . 3 s x . Front Row4D. Dorow, L. Thorp, R Chanaler, Mlss Coon, C. Oberdeck, A. Mitchell. . , . . . . . I I I ' I I ' . , . PATRONS l-l D Pr: e G Thorp Dr Pease Joseph V Maller George Jackson Clarence VVoll4 r VV D Schoffelcl E F Oberdeck M155 OllXlO A l-lelrns Mr and Mrs Chandler Mr l-larry l-laxes Mr and Mrs C M Kane , C C ,!. 1 f Complnments DOVER LUMBER CC 670 Dover Road S 94 D R Nnckel Plate Road Over Center OO WESt'Oke 43 WEsrIake 210 CAPRETTO S BURKE? S GENERAL BARBER AND BEAUTY SALON Masomc Bulldlng C01 ot Center Rldge and Dovex Roads DRUGS SHOES GROCERIES NOTIONS Beauty shop open evenmgs weekly A R MITCHELL 25984 Detroit Road Westlake Ohm Electrlc 8: Gas Welding VVESHOke I B1aCkSI'n1thlr1g Cox Centel Rldge .md Clague Roads Westlake Recreahon BOWLING LIGHT LUNCHES Dover Road at the Depot LEI-IMHN S FRUIT IUICE SWEET CIDER GRAPE JUICE CUSTOM PRESSING 24961 Detroit Road WEstIake H77 4. ,li 1,i,,T,, .1,,1,,l 1 l, ,,,, 1 T ,4,,.,,i,,,,i, -1-rvini - .1 1 1 1 1 1.1 - -. ! ' of . 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I . 3 I . 1 I I I 1 O O Q . 1 1 Seeds ' . I I . . Q . f 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I DARBY O BRIEN BARBECUE Gasolune Statnon Accessorues Detrout Road IQ mule west of Clague Road WHITE SPOT Where Food ls Really Tast Mrs G L Brown 25903 Detrout Road ANDREW IENKINS FLORIST 3Ol6 Dover Road Westlake Ohno Weddung Bouquets Funeral Desngns Flowers to telegraph anywhere NORTH OLMSTED HARDWARE CO N01 th Olmsted Ohla General Hardware Electrlcal Supplnes ty! Garden Tools Seeds Raduos WEsilake 76 BEACH 81 COLAHAN Raduo Servuce BO 9825 BERGHOLZ MOTORS 26615 Center Rldge Road Westlake Ohlo Ch ules Newby SCIVILQ M ID xgex WEstlake 125 REYNOLD S TRADING POST N01 th Olmsted Ohlo FIRESTONE Loram at Columbia Road Phone WEstl1ke 480 Have you shopped at the bxggest llttle stoxc m your v1c1n1ty For work clothes house dlshes and othex goods DO SO YOU SAVE MONEY CLIFFORD PEASE FUNERAL HOME Westlake Ohuo WEstlake 226 A C REED INSURANCE 28890 Lorann Road WEstlake 969J 4- - ,.-t -I. ---- --.----.-- . .-,..- .... -,.-,.- -...-..........,..-...-...-,I-,....t.- .. ...I nf I I 1 I . . I , .1 . ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, ,. ,,,, - ,,,, ,, ,,,, ,. ,,,, - ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, .. ,,,, - ,,,, ..,,- .,,, .., I I - . 4. L 2 . I - I I I 1 I I - . ' Y I , I . . .. - - I 5 ' ' ' ' -7 - - WEStIOke 5561 hold cleaning .I accessories, seedsl. toys. - I I I I I I , ' I I I I ' I I I I I I . I I I I I l ' I I - I I I I .. 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Q I BOONE S MEI-STS Frosted Foods Grocerues EDWARD S FOOD STORE Westlake 21 22 Westlake Ohuo COLUMBIA BOARDING KENNELS 5126 Columbua Road WEstIake lO45J Personal Supervusnon Mrs George G Ruch MERCERS UNITED FOOD STORE Cor of Dover Center and Center Ridge Westlake Ohuo Wlistlakc 200 and 124 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF' 1944 SCHHEIDEHS lHVEll1I IHC WEstIake 81 or 770 ftyfe un u -1- -1- - -1 ----- 1--- - 1- -- -1- rrl- -1- llrr -- 1--l -1- -'--- - -+----'-- - - --1---1 .1- 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . ' 1 1 - Q . . . 1 , I v I . 1 I I 7 7 I Compllments I' S BOONE TRUCKING Westlake Ohuo WEstlak 506W HUMOR These are corn with a capntal C but they stall get a laugh sometumes What dsd one street say to the other street? I ll meet you at the corner What dad the rnver say to the stream? Hn Squnrt What dad the lnttle chaur say to the bug chanr? Hu Chaur' What dud the ocean say to the nceberg? l-le dldn t say anythung he lust waved What dad one strawberry say tothe other strawberry? l'leOV9I'l DFGSEVVC US we F6 IF1 O IOTD What dad the hat say to the hatrack? You stay here I ll go ahead What dnd one drop of mulk say to another drop of mnlk? Let s go In the corner and curdle What drd one bug toe say to the other bug toe? There s a couple of heels tollownng us What dud the mayonnaise say to the ucebox? Close the door I m dressing Yes that luttle moron ns stnll around busy as ever Who as he anyway? Dad you hear about the Moron who keep Put a skurt around hls bureau so nts drawers wouldn t show? Put his wull In his watch to wund up hls affaurs? Jumped from the top of the Paramount Theatre so he could make hut on Broadway? Put a blotter up to his ear to hear the :nk spots? Wouldn't leave has watch upstairs because he was atrand It would run down? Went down to the station to see some pretty gurls because he heard the traun say Woo, woo '? WouIdn't take the bus home because he knew has wufe wouldn't let hum ut? fl wonder what the moron's wute as llkel forty sex 0 o , e I ,-..- - .- .- - .. - - .- -.-.,,... .. - -,-..- .. - - - - - .. ... - -. -.,,-,-...,-n.,g, ' ' II II ' ' , . I I , I . , . - , , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . I I ' I ' . . . , Wanted to due wuth has boots on so he wouldn t stub has toe when klcked the bucket? Thought that Western Union was a cowboy s underwear? Took a bscycle to bed so he wouldn t have to walk nn has sleep? Kept runnnng around the top of a cracker box because It sand Tear around the top ? Cut oft hns lett snde so he would be all rnght? Jumped from a hugh buuldnng because he had hls sprung sunt on? TH E ASTOR TEST At a large banquet Lady Astor once remarked that men were valner than women and meeting wuth stormy apposutnon declared herself ready to substanttate her statement Steernng the conversatlon to mens fashlons she suddenly sand rn a loud volce Its a plty that most nntellngent and learned men attach least lmpor tance to the way they dress Why rlght at thus table the most handsome man us wearsng the most clumsuly knotted tue' As If on a glven slgnal every man In the room Immediately put has hand to hns tue to straighten It THE SIMPLE LIFE IN WESTLAKE Harry Hayes a traveling salesman mnssed hls traln and had to walt Got any pncture show here In thus town? Nope answered Bully Got a pool room or a Iubrary here? Nope Well how on earth do you people amuse yourselves here? We go down to the corner grocery store In the evenlngs They got new bacon slucer Employer to Gus Have you any ambltnon? Gus Ambutuon' I shall never rest t1II I see you out of that chaur PAY WITH A SMILE Thats all rlght but II'WOf'1 t satnsfy the tax collector A Restaurant In New York Advertuses Pues like mother used to make before she took to brudge and cngarettes Junlor Boys Toast Here s to the plctures on my desk May they never meet A sngn In Hayden s Musuc Wundow reads as follows PIANO LESSONS Specual pains given to begunners' forty seven ' ' ' ' ' he ' I - - - 11 ll I 4 I , 'I I. . . . over two hours In Westlake. Approachlng Bully Schrauf, he asked: ll ' ' ' ll ll Il ' I , , ll ' ll ll ll ll ll I ' ' . - a ' ll , . . , , , . . , A , , . . , . . v ll A . . . . ,, XUTOGRAPHS