Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

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twenty-three First iovg- Mr. Duchez, J. Pike, P. Moorman, J. Lucas, J. Vetter, F. Messeri, J. Bump, R. Schilens, Miss rn t. Second Row - C. Neff, G. Malcolm, E. Siferdin, F. Pillsbury, J. Ruddy, E. Endress, E. Schuehrer, C. Smith, R. Harper, D. Chalmers, J. McWilliams. ThirdRRo3w - D. Steiskal, C. Shiley, J. Karns, B. Ward, B. Nicklos, H. Klueyer, D. Herb, J. Foster, L. Sears . raden. Fourth Row - L. Deubel, E. Rothkegel, B. Teniak, J. Bump, J. Finzel, M. Cass, N. Richords, D. Smith, F. Rogers, P. Winterich. Fifth Row - E. Klink, R. Deubel, T. Bender, C. Green, S. Jones, R. Gavalek, L. Radice, B. Miller, R Kauffman, J. Weritling, H. Barnes. goplwmofzes President ...,. .-Marge Cass Vice-President ..... . , . .... . Louis Radice Secretory-Treasurer . . ..,..... Alex Kalapis Social Chairmen . . . Pat Moorman, Jim Korns Student Council . . . . Delores Smith, Clark Shiley, Alex Kolopis The Sophornores received their blue and white class sweaters the first week in April and are very pleased with them. This year they had ci wiener roast, a roller skating party at the Berea Rollerbowl, put up the decorations for the Halloween Dance and had their Basketball Donce April 9. At this dance the two sophomore cheerleaders, P, Moorman and R. Schilens, received their letters. if f f

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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

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, if . ,,,,,N. W 1. .. A First Row - Mr. Foltin, L. Krohn, S. Ulmer, J. Bennet, J. Messeri, P. Jones, A. Manke, S. Weber, M: Kukucka, H. Sohl, Mrs. Cupples. Second Row - V. Thomsen, W. LaPIan1e, D, Hopp, D. Simpson, C. Wesnitzer, R. Meyers, A. Anrjersoni, R. Bohland, M. Malinas. Third Row g J. Korner, J. Smith, B. Juergemeier, D. Stein, M. Surman, C. Grolle, V, Rupecht, B. Van- Gunlen, L. Roskelly, A.Weber Fourth Row - J. Juergemeier. N. Byle, F. Simonds, J. Sperli, W. Hille, H. Kalapis, C. Wheeler, N. Offenberg, G. Rothkegel. Fifth Row - R. Eeckmann, C. Neff, R. Winterich, M. Teniak, R. Overmyer, N. Nicklos, J. Kukucka, E. Trapp, W. Koch, L. Batig. 'LZSl4Vl'lG.l'l President , , , , . . Dick Overmyer Vice-President ..,.. . . .,... Evelyn Trapp Secretary-Treasurer . . ........., Jim Kukucka Social Chairmen ...... Larry Batig, Nancy Jago Student Council . . Larry Batig, Florence Simonds The Freshman class, usually the less active class of the Big Four, this year has planned two parties which were a great success, It is on their success in planning, promoting, and participating in such activities that we base our belief that the freshmen, 48 in number, will in the future become the leaders of Dover High School. twenty-four