Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

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Jfieal geniofz gay WOU LD HAVE - Norman Sears Bill Hayden .. Dick Schilens . Sam Simpson . Hair . Eyes .. . ., Smile . . . . . . Complexion Bruce Hamilton ... .. .. . Nose Lynn Rogers . Bill Dougherty Richard Aring Sam Simpson . . . Kenny Starkey Donald Kubach Bill Hayden ... Al Tanner . . . Bill Hayden .. Singing Ability . .... Brains . . . . Height .. ...Wit .. .....Build Dancing Ability Athletic Ability .. Personality ... . .. .. .. Popularity Most likely to succeed: Best all-round student: Joanne Campbell Qaeal geniofz Q WOULD HAVE - Barbara Arries . . . Barbara Wecht . . . Pat Mosher . . . Virginia Farr . Dorothy Deubel Carol Shiley . . Mary Hanzely . . Frances LaNasa . . Donna Driver . Marge Todd . . . ,...,,..... Figure Florence Kukucka . Pat Mosher .,.. . . . Joanne Campbell Joanne Campbell iml . Hair ..Eyes .......Snnile . Complexion .. ....,. ...Nose Singing Ability . . . . Brains . . Height ., . Wit Dancing Ability Athletic Ability . Personality . Popularity

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eniofz p cz The seniors this year chose Maxwell Anderson's Joan of Lorraine for their senior play. They are the second school group in Ohio to present this play since it was a hit on Broadway last year. This play, differing from most senior plays, is a serious drama, and it is a modern play in the sense that the author shows a play about Joan of Arc in rehearsal. Because of the few parts for girls, they used double casting. Barbara Arries and Kathleen Bourne shared the honors as Joan of Lorraine. The play was presented April 30 and May l. The first list of names below represents 20th century actors and actresses who are presenting the play, Joan of Lorraine. The names in paran- theses are those of Joan and her acquaintances. THE CAST Jimmy Master, the Director UNQUISITORJ ..., David Schneider Al, the Stage Manager .,..,,.,..,, ,,.,.., , , Kenneth Starkey Tessie, the Assistant Stage Manager CAUROREJ . . . Marjorie Todd Barbara Wecht Marie, the costumer , , . . . . . . Jean Teniak, Mary Hanzely Charlie, the electrician .... .... . . . ....... William Art Garder KBERTRAND DE POULENGYD . ..., ,,.. . , , Norman Sears Abbey KJAQUES d'ARCJ KCAUCHON, BISHOP OF BEAUVAISJ Alan Tanner Mrs. Barnes USABELLE d'ARCl ..., . . Florence Gavalek, Elizabeth Koch Charles Elling CDURAND LAXARTD KARCHBISHOP OF RHEIMSJ Bill Dougherty Mary Grey UOAN7 ..,.,.. . ...... Kathleen Bourne, Barbara Arries Dollner CPIERRE d'ARCl CGEORGES DE TREMOILIEJ . . Bruce Hamilton Joe Cordwell KJ EAN d'ARCJ lFATHER MASSIEUJ ...,, . John Campana Quirke CST. MICHAEL? KDUNOIS, BASTARD OF ORLEANS? . . Lynn Rogers Miss Reeves KST. CATHERINEJ , , ,.,,. Patty Mosher, Joanne Campbell Miss Sadler CST. MARGARETJ . . . . . . Frances LaNasa, Carol Shiley Farewell KJ EAN de METZJ ..,.. ..... , ...,.,. . . Vincent Moorman Noble KLA HIREJ ......,,.,........,.,..... ..... J ames Simpson Sheppard CALAIN CHARTIERJ CTHOMAS de COURCELLESJ .Donald Kubach Les Ward CTHE DAUPHIND , ....,,,, . ....., ,,.... J ack Mitchell Smith fthe- executioner? . . . . , . Richard Aring t ty

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First Row - C. Harbartt, J. Fox, B. Jagusch, D. Lott, F. Guercio, C. Schwartz, J. Reed, L. Alsup, H Howarth I Second Row - R. Hiller, P. Spencer, R. Cornish, V. Fassinger, M. Gaydos, J. Wissman, G. Weber, C. Welker, S. Spooner, W. Kubach, Mr. Rasmussen. Third Row - J, Schuster, B. Heckermcn, R. Cooley, W. Dorow, G. Simonds, J. Alsup, R. Dingfield, R. Hunger, J. Kohler, B. lrsak, S. Hartman. Fourth Row - O. Klaameyer, N. Sammet, J, Fife, R. Fischer, B. Smith, l. Mosher, M. Beckmann, C. Overmyer, S Pillsbury, S. Hutcherson, P. Zemek, B. Schuck, D. Collins. Fifth Row - J. Michelich, N. Dever, P. Wise, R. Eberling, A. Hennie, E. Hennie, G. Burneson, D. Bohr, R. Cooley. union President ..,., Vice-President .... . . Gregory Burneson . . . . Dick Cornish Secretary-Treasurer . . ........ Otto Klaameyer . . Joanne Fox, Bob Hunger . . . Isabel Mosher, Charles Welker, Reuben Cooley Social Chairmen . , . Student Council . As usual the Junior class started out their school year with the sale of magazine subscriptions to finance the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The Juniors, by the way, set an all-time record in selling subscriptions for other classes to aim at. The Juniors ordered their rings in December, hoping to have them shortly after the Panorama was put to bed. The Junior Dance, Rainbow Rhapsody, was held March 5, with music by Bill Woodring and his orchestra. As the Panorama went to press the Juniors were laying plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet. They're calling it Dutch Gardens, with the hope that the famous Dutch windmill will blow a breath of happiness over all who attend! twenty-two