Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1949 volume:

Q 55. 5 1 PHI,iURHtfHH 4 , X f . ' fab' f.ff+17f f1' 4' 4' ' I l f in SEL- 5 I 3 if x 1 t if , Y ' V' xvhmx , ,Ex ix ' ' A . 5 3 Edited and Published by JUNIOR CLASS OF 1949 Fdifor. Bruce VV!-xrd Faculty Advisor, Miss Hackeff Y , Aix P U1 J gk K, ya. 1 . KW X. 'RAN v ozewozb You, Seniors of 1949, liayv il grvnf task approavliing. You must prepare yourselves for a future full of mccoss or failure. So far, you have been hclporl along lifuk rocky way by wiser oncsi Now, you arc on your own to Inoof and UVCl'C0lllC 'thx' inuny ohslaclcs whivh shall cross your pafh. The way you choosc- to follow dcpm-mls now upon your own wisdomg though you may inakc llllSl2'LliI'h, if is our hope that in the important decisions, you may pick the right road. Thus, if is fo H10 scniors that fhc l,ill'IOI'2lIll!l Staff wishes Good Luck and Godspeed.', Tho Editor y s. 0 if Dedication To Mr. Holloway we dedicate the Panorama of 1949. ' The entire school knows and appreciates his work at our high school. Besides teaching numerous classes including first- and second-year Latin, eighth-grade mathematics, and senior English, he supervises the library and last but certainly not least, produces one of the niain events of the school year, the Senior Play. We the staff of 1949's Panorama, representing Dover High School, thank you greatly, M1'. Holloway, for your untiring effort in helping make our fine school a better one. 1 Mr. Lowell H. Holloway KLA. 'K ,W ll J 'iv in g,V1r,Q,Q,1C.YX ,M t four Third run: Mr, Jinkr. Mr. Rnsviilum-vi. Mr. Virvri, Mr, liurnvwii, Sfwzoxiri row: Mr. Iliirlivz, Mr, lifvllfmaiy. Nlrx. iltiilplz-N. Mr. Rvcui. Mr. Svutt. First row: Miw Arndl, Min YVilaon, Min Ynyiie-my Slim llawl-wit. Miw Hunt. L. G. Burncson lflcunomics . . , B. A.. Obvrlin Collsjgeg BLA., Ohio Stall- l'nif versity: Columbia l'nivvraity. J. D. Road Hiolugi. lfmn, Ninth. Conn. Gnog., Surw-y Math. .... RA.. Ashland Cnllvzrc: BLA.. Ohio State Vnivcnity. Adelaide Arndi English . . , ISA., F4-inn Golf legv: XVPNM-rn Rvsi-rw lfnivvr- sity. Joseph Ciresi A Sm-iolugy, Histoig. th-ogy-upliy. Basahzill Cmwh, Amt. Fuutlrall Cuauh . . . l3.S.. Kvut Stair' l'viiVersity: Baldwiii-Xvzlllawv. J :inc Cuppies Home Econmnics, linglish, Cafeteria Mgr. . . . B.S., In- diana State Tsai-ht-rs Cullegv: University of Wisconsin. five Louis J. Duvhcz Social St-ivm-v, 1'liyfivul lidu- vatirm, flonvh , . . Ph.B.. John Fzirrnl, Bultlwin-NV:lil:u'4'. 1'lt'v1-- iunll Law Svimol, Marilyn Hnckcii English. Fra-m-li . . HA.. l.:iLv ldriv Collugzv: Mirllllvhiiry Vul- ltfge Frmir-li Srhnnl, Lowvli H. Holloway I-Inglish, Latin. Xlaitlivvnutirs , . . FLA.. University of Mivhi- zan, Obi-rlin College: M. A.. Columbia Vnivt-rsity: Ohin State Fuivrersity. Lorem Ruth Hurst iliatury, Pnyfi.-1.1 mm-ali..l., Health . . , Hui., Mount lfninn: I'nivi-rsity .if Vvvltirzulo. YV. Gail Jinkx lnriustriul Arn . . . ILS., Ohio Univvrsit-yy Ohio Siutv Vui- versity. liriwartl if Rasniusscn Hui:-iivv, lizitln-iiiatica . , . M. of lid.. XVitt0nhPr,f: Folia-gp: Ii. A., ll:-loit Ctvllmzv: linivvr- Nity of Wiv-unxin. llohcrf G. Scott lialliicliizllivm , . , ii,N.. ill Ed.. MA.. Miami Vnivvrwiti: ln- tvrimlimml .'kcurvunl:1nt Suvimy. liosaiimi Voyncr Iimriiah, Munix' . . 15.S.M.. iizli1iwinWV:tilstuu Eisiv VViis0n Cnriinivrvial Siihjvrts . . , lS.A., VVest. Virginia Ifviivei-Qitp: tlff fivv 'fraiiiiivitl Sm-html. Ohio State' hlliverrity. liarvztrtl Summvr School, l'1iiY6'rsity uf XVist'0nfin, VVPSQ Virginia Vui- vvrsity, Doris Kuch Socrvtziry. f . . Y Third row: L, Radu-e, M, Cass, N. Richards, B. Nicklas. N- Second row: R. Harper. C. Green, Miss Hackett, J. Karns, J. Pike, J. Pillsbury. ' First row: J. Bump, B, XVard, J. Finzel, T. Bender. panorama S1266 The Panorama Staff has appreciated the untiring effort of Miss Hackett in the production of this year's Panorama. As a staff, we realize how for tunate we were in having a faculty advisor such as she. Editor-in-'Chief , . . Associate Editor . . . Business Managers .. Senior Editors ..,... Sports Editors ...... Class and Club Editors Copy Editor ....... . Photography Editor . . Subscription Managers Faculty Advisor .... STAFF . . . .,.. Bruce VVard ..,JeanFinzel Joanne Bump, Ted Bender Nita Richards, Louis Radicc . , . . . Judy Pike, Clarence Green . . Janice Pillsbury, Bruce Nic-klas Roberta Harper .,............lNIargeCass Elsie Endress, Jim Karns . . . . . . . Miss Hackett ir if ir 3 llfl LLHiJi1.':b 'A' -lr 'Ir eniot Glass Otficets Otto Carl Klaameyer Viola Mary Fassinger UOTTSH Class President 2, 4, Basketball Man- ager 4, Baseball 3, 43 Football Man- ager 3, 45 Letterman 3, 434 Green and VVhite 4g Panorama 33 Class Treasurer 17 Class Serretnry-Treas- urer 3. D it lg, xl Phyllis Janet Zemek HPHYLH Class Secretary-Treasurer 43 Green and VVhite 43 Panorama 3, Class So- cial Chairman, DAC 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary'Treasurer 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1. g. 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Senior Play ast. Mildred Helen Gaydos ' 'MILLY Class Social Chairman 4g Green and VVhite 4, Student Council 25 Class Secretary 23 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 DAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4, All-Star Basketball 3, 4, All-Star Cheerleader 1, 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Som-er Play Day Il, 45 Volleyball 3. 4: All-Star Volleyball 33 Track 3, 4. UVIN Class Vice President 4: DAC 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 33 Glee Club Secre- tary Zi: Basketball 33 Soccer 3, 4: North Olmsted 1, 2. 'ws 1 if ' V may W- 1 ini -32- i ff' iii a V li Lid' ..-1 4 , -:-' 'A 3,2 , tn SMI' u Roger Martin Cooley HREDH Class Social Chairman 43 Band 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2: Let- terman 3, 4, Student Council Treas- urer 43 Senior Play Cast. eight Harry August Howfirtli '-HARRY Fnntlmll il. 4: l.vtterui:m 4, V . L, If , A ,V I I arbarn Louise Sc-liuck BASS Green und Vl'liiiv 41 Pzxiioiwxlixzx ZS 1 1 w DAL 1, L., ii, 4: lresills-ut 4' Library Club 4: All-Star liznki-1 llalll 4: All-Stan' i'liw-frlezula-1' I, 2: Basketball I, 2. 15, 4: Som-er Play Day 4: Sn:-ver 1. 2. 3. 4: Vnllvy ball 4 Xll X Ile- bill X 3, 1 I -Stan' 'U yz :. mf-k cg 'motbnll Que.-H 4. 4, '1' s if Senior Play Cast. Clarence Jnlm Goetz CLICK Football Il, 4: Imttvrvnun Il. 4 Riveirside- Mililaxry AL-url:-lny l. 2. Betty Jenn Irsnk BETH DAC 1. 2, Zi. -1: Library Club 2, 3 4' G1 1-11 K'lub 1, 2, Zi. 4: lim- ketball 1, 2. IS, 4: Sorrel- l. 2. S 4: Vnllflyhnll Cl. 4. nine enioa Glass .Dwi W QI P-1 - ,, 'g ' LL 4 .-ffm H Isabel Eliznbcllm Iiloslwr Hnrosuu Green und XVhit9 -1: P:nl0l':unu Ili Student Uounvil 3. 4: Vlnss Vim'- Prvsirh-nt 2: UAF 2, il, 4: Svvrv- tary-Tri-zxmlrvr -1: Library Club 2. Ik. 4: Lenilers Club Sl, 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 4: All-Star Basketball 1. 2. 4: Foul Shots 1: Basket' ball 1. 2.14: Sorwr 1, 2. 3, -15 Smfcer Play Day 3, 4: All-Star Vollvyhnll 3: Volleyball il. 4. Jolin Mallxew Kolilvr KlLLl'IR Fimtlmll l, 2. 3, 4: Trnvk I. 2, il. -I: Hrs-1-in mul Wlxilv 4: Letwrumn Gloria Gretchen lveber GLORl0lfS Green and White 4:4 Library Club 3, 4: Ulm- Club 2, 4: Lorain St, Mzxry'w 11 Senior Play Cust, Clmrlcs John lVclkcr HAL.. liznketball 1. 2. 3: Fuutlmll 1, 2, 3, 4: Cu-Cnptaiin 4: Trzwk 1. 13, 15. 4: Lefttvrnmn 1, 2, 3. 4: Stunln-ul Council 2. -1: Presimlenl 4. f. I V, if V f Samuel Lazarus Spooner SAMMY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4: Letterman 3, 4. Shirley Lou Hartman HAR'l'S Green and White 4, Panorama 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Treas- urer 2g DAC 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: All-Star Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Foul Shots 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer Play Day 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 4,511-Star Volley- ball 3,,Track 3yZSenflnr Play Cast. V w fx! Donald Graham Bohr DON , Baseball 3, 45 Football 35 Letter- man 4, VVest High 1, Senior Play Cast. Sally Augusta Hutcherson -'HUTCHH Library Club 43 Glee 'Club 3, 43 Basketball 4, Volleyballl 3, 4, Audubon Junior High Q John Adams 23 Senior Play Cast. of Ll X at x Joyce Ann Reed Moron Green and WVhite 4: Student Council 15 Junior-Senior Banquet Toastmistressg DAC 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1, 23 Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Soc'- cer 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 35 Soccer Play Day 3. Glenn Gregory Burneson 'AGREGH Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Football King 45 Track 11 Letterman 2, 3, 4. Shirley Ann Pillsbury PILLSY Green and White 43 Student Council 43 DAC 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4: Basketball 3, 43 Volleyball 4, John Marshall 1, 2: Senior Play Cast. U VVilliam Raymond Kubach BILL Band 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Letterman 3, 4, Press Correspondent 3, 43 Senior Play Cast. ten Jean Sarah Schusier JEAN Green :xml While 4: Panormxm Editor 3: Student Council -4: DM' 1. 2, 3, 4: All'Star Bnskvibull fl. 3, 42 BaSk91ball l, 2, 3. 43 Som'- Qer 2, ss, 4. solwr Play my zz. 43 Volleyball 3, 4: All-Star Yol- leyhnll 3: Svhool Trpasurvr il, 4. Ruth Eleanor Fischer FISH DAC 1. 2, 3, 4. Library Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball l, 23 Son-rc-r l, 2, Robert Edward Dingficlcl HBOB., Panorama 3. Lois Katherine Alsup LO1S DAC 3, 4: file? Club 1. 2. Il. 43 Baskvthzill 41 Soccer 43 Senior Play Cast. eleven f ll 4 I 1 I. ' ri illg 1 L. in , t I K i -si ,E --F fa .1 . ma lieu lwn Hall Cooley lClil'li llzukvlllzull l, 12. ii: linwhull Zi i 3 lfonllvsull l. L. Ii. 4: Trnvk 1.1 lin-t ti-riuzin SZ. 4: Stunlvnt 4'ouus-il il Svuior Play Fmt. Nsiiiiicil Ann Saiiinici' '-xxx lbll' 2, CS, 4: l.iln-ary Vluh 11 1l. 42 Hluv Vlull 2. fl, 42 Baakvi lmll 2. 25: Socver 21 Yollm-iylmll 3 liuml 2, Sl. 41 Sm-rvtury-Tre-aiaiir 1 V vi' Z., Il: 'lri-axfiirvr 4: Rocky Riv- vr 1: S4-nior Play Curt. Mary Ellen Beckniann Hxiixiexr' Ure-vii null NVliila Il. -1: Pzmorzimu ll: html:-nl Vrviiiiril 4: DAC' l, 2. Ii, -li Ulm' Vlull Ii, 42 All-SHIV lhulwllrzsll 75, -43 l-laislirilvzill 1. 2. Il, 43 sovwi- Play hay -1: Soi-4-or 2. Ii. -1: Yollvyhull Il, 41 'l'rzlr'k 24. 4: Sl-uior Play Prouiptvr. lVilli:uu David Dorrow l5ll.l. Richard Milo Cornish DICK Basketball 2, 53. 45 Baseball 2, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Panorama Betty Jane Alice Heekerman BABE Library Club 2, Glee Club 1, 13, 4: Sovrer 1: Band 2, 3, 4, Anton John Miehelich MICH Basketball 1, 2, 15, 4: Baseball 1. 2, J. 4, Pootba , .L , Letterman 2, 3, 4, Barbara Ann Smith HSMITTYH DAC 1, 2, Il, 4: Library Club 2 'S 4 tilt ' lfaslklethall 1,k2, 3, 4,l Siirelevr 2, 3. 4: Volleyball 3. Jo-Ann Theresa Juliana VV issman 'AWISSH Green and White 4, Panorama 3: Student Couneil 3, 4: Cheer- leader 3. 4: DAC 1, 2, 3, 43 Li- brary Club 1, 2, Leaders Club 3, 45 Glee Club 4: All-Star Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Basketball l. 2, ii, 4, Soc-1-er l. 2. 3, 4: Sm-ver Play Day ll. 45 Volleyball 3: All-Star Volley- ball 3: Student Council Secretary 4. Robert Norman Hunger Bon Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Baseball 2. 4: Football 3, Letterman 2, 3, 43 Panorama 3. Frances Ann Guereio DOLLY Green and White 4: Student Coun- cil 45 Student Council Assembly Chairman 4: DAC 1, 2, 8. 4: Li- lprary Club l, 2, 3: Leaders Club 3. 43 All-Star Basketball 2, 31 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Surfer 1, 2, 31, 45 Soccer Play Day 4. Neil Glarkin Dever N1BBS Football 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 3, Let- terman 3g Senior Play Cast. twelve David Carl Collins DAVE Basketball 1, 2, Ci: l 'uuthall 1. 2, 3, 4: Trzuak 1, 2. Ct, 43 Lettvr- mam 1, 2, Ii. 4: Student Count-il 1, 2. Allen Roy Hennic Basketball 1. 22, 3, 41 linmulmll 1, 2, 3, 4: Ls-ttt-rxnam 4, John Daniel Alsup HJACK1, Bzmtl 2, 3, -1: Palluraxna 33 Senior Play Cast. J W x 't at Beverly Jean Jaqusclx HBEVN Gllll' Club 1, 2, 43 Basketball 13 Band 2. thirteen Halen Jtmnnc Fox HFOXYH lirt-vn and Whitt' -1: Pzuxmrzlnln 35: Class Srwinl t'huirvnun 35 Iml' 1. 2. ZX. 4: Vim-.pr-t-side-nt 4: Ili- br:u'5 t'luh 1, 2. 14, -ig Lt-ndors Huh Zi. 4g tilt-v Club l. 2, Tl. 41 Allfslzn- liamkelbznll 2. 24: Iizukvt- lmll 1. 2. Cl. 43 Strobe-'J' 1. 2, 27. -1: Sm-4-4-r Pup Imy Zi: Vollm-yhnll 11. 1: .XII,Stur Yullvylmll 3: '1'r:u-k CS. -1: Se-'niur Play 42151. 1 litlwn rtl GL-nu Hennin- -atm-1 lizlxkm-tlvnll 1. 12. IF. -1: liuwlrzlll ll. 41 I.n-Hu1'n1:tn J. 4. flEll'Ul Juan Ovurnnycr Mf',XlHll, Hrovn :intl YVIIH41 4: l'zumrunm Il: Flaw Swlw-t:1x'y 1: IbAl' 21. 25, -1: All-Nur liziskvllvztll 1. 22. IL -1, Bnwkvtlaztll I. 2. 25, -13 Su:-mfr l. 2, 25, 4: Smfvn-r Play Ilay CS, S: Ynlln-ylmnll ZS, 4: All-Star Yullvy- haxll 25: Trnvk ZS. Furl l4'rctlu1'ick Harlzcrf Hurley ltixm' I, 2. l Janet Ann Fife, '-JAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Cast. Roy VVilliam Hiller ROY St, lgnatins 1, 2, Senior Play Cast. Catherine Elizabeth Schwartz CA'1'HY Green and VVhite 4: DAC 1. 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Presi- dent 4: All-Star Cheerleader 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4. Paul Kent Spencer HSPENCEH 1. Band 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 4, Letterman 3, 4: Green and White Editnr 4, Student Senior Play Cast, lQ AIN 5 LPM XM Qi 4 L ' ,flak 1 X. ,. fl' ' X! ' K X' f, fx fx fl,-X 1 N K L fx Le. if Ill Council 2 1 Glenn Alfred Simontls HANK Football 3, 4, Letterman 4. Richard George Eberling DICK Claim Social Chairman 1. IDOFCZLS Jean Lott no1ceAs Green and NVhite 4: Library Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Rocky River 1. n Paul Arthur Wlise HPAULH Band 21 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Track 1, 2 3, 4: Letterman 1, 2, 8, 4, Student Council 3. fourteen Oufsfanbing geniofzs Al YM-llc:-r. Vu-1':llIluin ul' llu- -iunlhnll 14-zum. Nlilulwnl lQ:z51Iw, 'fylvvnu .Xuauwl I'1'vQul4-nt ut Mmlvnl Mmnvll. , ..., , V., .V . I,.uh.xl.n m.xu4lx .xml hw: Hu Sllirln-5' Hurlmzm :und -In-.Xml Wiwwxnllv. Sem- hull Quwu zuul Kin mr l'lu-vl'14-zulu-rx. rm-vm. I-'1 lulm Xlnlnlnh lnnxin nf ilu' haxfkelbxll Ilia-k Fm-uixlu, t'nf4'npn:nin ul' 1h.- hlmlmll r.-.un. Ivxllll. fifteen Glass As the seniors turn to take their last look at Dover High, let us amble down through the years and account for each, as it leisurely found its way into the past. 1937 FIRST GRADE -- The day of all days! They enter school for the first time. Many are running ahead, so as not to miss the fun, and others are lagging behind, doubting if school in all its radiance will be as much fun as anticipated. A few are peeking out from be- hind their mothers' skirts, while still others are finding some sort of mischief to commit. All in all, our little gang consists of nineteen. The roll reads something like this: John Kohler, Barbara Schuck, Jean Schuster, Joyce Reed, Lois Alsup, Isabel Mosher, Glenn Simonds, Dick Cornish, Roger Cooley, Greg Burneson, John Michelich, Betty Irsak, Bill Kubach, Ed- ward Hennie, Allen Hennie, Frances Guercio, Jo-Ann Ivissmany John Alsup, and Reuben Cooley. 1938 SECOND GRADE - Ruth Fischer and Barbara Smith joined the class this year. 1939 THIRD GRADE -- The class in- creased by three this year. They were Richard Eberling, Paul VVise, and Bill Dorrow. Al- ready the boys had begun to notice the girls. According to Al Hennie, the boys used to fight over the girls quite often. 194-0 FOURTH GRADE - A1 VVelker, Dave Collins, and Bev Jaqusch entered the up- and-coming class this year. 19-L1 FIFTH GRADE - This vear brought five new members to Dover, including Carol Overmyer, Sammy Spooner, Paul Spen- cer, Milly Gaydos, and Joanne Fox. It didn't take Foxy long to get situated, as she remem- bers how much fun she had riding on the backs of the Hennie twins and how, as a con- sequence, she spent many a painful hour in the principal's office. Then there was the annual Army and Navy baseball game and the basketball game between the 5th and 6th grades, which are still in the memory of all who at- tended. 19-112 SIXTH GRADE - Cathy Schwartz was the only new member 'midst our darlings Hisfots' this year. By this time the 49'ers really had the ball rolling. It was this year that Red broke his knuckle fighting with some of the boys, and Dolly and Milly kept the teachers in constant confusion as to which one each was. Again they played the annual Army and Navy basketball games. 1943 SEVENTH GRADE - Came the mark of distinction! They put away their childish ways and forgot their lesser idols of the past, for they had at last made that great journey from the little old g1'ade school to the magnificent splendor of the high school. Harry Howarth was the only new pupil who joined the class this year. Isabel Mosher, however, returned after attending a Catholic school for two years. And lastly, this year we all solemnly remember the death of our teacher, Mr. Seneff. 1944 EIGHTH GRADE - All have be- come accustomed to the big high school and most of the pupils are studying hard and look- ing forward to that freshman year with all its sports, clubs, dances, and parties. There were no increases in the enrollment this year. 19-1-5 NINTH GRADE --- Fun! Fun! Fun! Many new friends and faces took their places in the class. They were Janet Fife, Otto Klaameyer, Mary Beckmann, Bob Ding- field, Betty Heckerman, Gloria VVeber, Neil Dever, Bob Hunger, and Phyllis Zemek, who returned from a Catholic school she had been attending. First of all the boys remember participating this year for the first time with the school ball teams, while the girls can't for- get D.A.C. initiation. And Latin class! Cer- tainly they mustn't forget that class and the thrilling stories Mr. Holloway denies he told them. 1946 TENTH GRADE - This year brought Dorcas Lott, Don Bohr, and Nancy Sanimet. Everyone received his class sweater this year and was the envy of nearly all in school. 1947 ELEVENTH GRADE - The 49'ers took on the last of their crew this year. They were: Click Goetz, Shirley Pillsbury, Carl Har- fContinued on Page 540 enioh. pfzofalzecxi Dear Harry, I received your letter and I am sorry that you couldn't he here to see this, our first class reunion. Have you made an Eskimo girl Mrs. Howarth yet? Quite a bit has happened to our class since ,forty-nine. The building we used for the reunion was constructed by Clarence Goetx's t'Putty. Plas- ter, Paste, and Sometimes IVe Iwse IVood Build- ing Cof' By some strange coincidence Carl Harhert drives a Goetz cement mixer while Dick Eberling spreads cement for the same concern. The hall was beautifully adorned with flowers. They were unselfishly donated hy John and Lois Alsup,s 'tPretty Posy Pot Shoppef, An ample supply of corsages and boutonieres were supplied to oui' classmates by the Alsups also. The band engaged for the reunion was Nan- cy Sanimct,s. Bill Kubaeh and Paul Spencer are two of its best players. Vocalist was Roy Hiller, who sang a selection from Dorcas I.ott's great opera, 'tThe Tragedy of Pappy,s Liquor Stillf, Speaking of beverages, I noticed Gregory Burneson and John Kohler hovering about the punch bowl a good part of the evening. They are partners in the If Not Better, Then Xvorse. Beauty Salon. The punch, by the way, was made by Shirley Pillsbury, chemist for a brewing company. All evening Gloria Yveber was present with '4Blackinail, her favorite camera. The pic- tures that I am enclosing of the reunion were taken by Gloria. She works for Sam Spooner,s Juicy Scoops Newspaperf, Sam came to the reunion with Jean Schuster, his assistant editor. seventeen Solneplace, No man,s town, Any Month, Day, or Year in the future. The ever-punctual Neil Dever, now big time car mamifacturer, was on the way to the re- union with his secretary, Mary Beckmann, when his car blew a gasket. I.uckily for Neil that Bob Hunger and Glenn Simonds happened along, for mechanics is their profession. Bob owns his own station and Glenn is 'Thief Nut and Screw Fixerw at Flap.jack Airportf' Al Hennie arrived with models Betty Irsak on his right and Isabel Mosher on his left. The gowns they wore were designed by Barb Smith. Al is a professional basketball player now. Dave Uollins has -just broken the world's rec- ord for the 120-yard high hurdles. You remember Otto Klaameyer's big ani- hition, don't you? YVell, it has certainly nia- terialiled. Utto is right up on top with the hest of golf champs now. Roger Cooley and Jolm Michelich arrived with :i gorgeous suntan. They have quite a successful business in Florida. It seems they are operating a 'talake-Out-Your-IVill-In-Our- Favor old folks' home. Ruth Fischer does the paper-work part of the business, while Bill Dorow is the legal adviser. Bill is a very busy man. Dinner was arranged by Joyce Reed, our gracious hostess. She is attempting to teach home economics at Dover. Paul Yvise, minis- ter at Dover Congregational Church, gave the blessing. Al IVelker, physical education teach- er at Dover, gave the after-dinner speech on YYhat tve Have Becomef' During dinner Viola was called unexpected- ly. Her famous quintuplets were ill. Janet Fife, the children's governess, nent with Viola. Barbara Schuck had to leave early also. She is a star performer in the Ice Follies. fC'ontinued on Page 5-tj eniab. We, the seniors of dear old Dover High, as a class, bequeath the following to our under- classmates: To the juniors goes the honor of having a surprise party for ltlr. Read, To the sophomores we bequeath the ability of keeping quiet between classes. To the freshmen goes our driving ability and the knack of staying out of wrecks. FROM John Alsup ..., Lois Alsup ..... Mary Beekmann . Don Bohr .4.... Gregory Burneson Dave Collins .... Reuben Cooley . . Roger Cooley , . . Dick Cornish . . . Neil Dever .,.. Bob Dingfield . , , Bill Dorow . . . . Dick Eberling , . . Viola Fassinger . Janet Fife . , . Ruth Fischer . . . Joanne Fox ,... Mildred Gaydos . Clarence Goetz . . Frances Guercio , Carl Harbert . . . Shirley Hartman Betty Heckerman Allan Hennie .,.. Ed Hennie .,,.. Roy Hiller .,.., Harry Howarth . Bob Hunger ..., Sally Hutcherson Betty Irsak ,,... Beverly Jaquseh . Otto Klaameyer . John Kohler .,,. Dorcas Lott . . , John Michelich , . Isabel ltlosher . . Carol Overmyer , Shirley Pillsbury Joyce Reed ..,,. Nancy Sammet . . GIFT His square dancing . . , . Dimples ....... . , Concentration . . Limp ....,....... Sprinting ability . . . Noon day walks ,. Red suspenders . . . Ability to milk cows . . Technique of flirting . . . A new car each week .... Passion for brunettes . . . Fear of anything feminine Big feet ..4.. ...,...,. Spontaneous laugh .... Likeable ways .... Plentiful hair ......... Habit of mixing up jokes Her screams at basketball games ..........,..... Driving technique .... Beautiful penmanship , . Middle name , .. Sharp clothes 4......., Vacated band uniform . . Their car . . . , . . Singing ability .,..,, . Pleasant ways ......,. Ability to fix flat tires , . Skill in applying make-up Sewing creativeness ,,.. Devilish ways ,..., . Afternoon naps , . . . Silent manner ., Mental ability .,... . His athletic ability . . . , Quiet ways ,.,..... Artistic creations .. Chemistry mishaps . , . Explosive laugh . : . . . . . Trombone antics . . , . T0 Dick Overmyer John Foster Don Hopp Christie Power Coach Ronnie and Dotty . , ,Miz Burneson Mr. Holloway Doug Steiskal Mr. Read Dick Kaiser Jim Karns Dick Reese To every sourpuss Dover has ever produced. The teachers when they make out report cards Mr. Read Harry Barnes To all silent watchers Mr. Holloway Bruce Nicklas Anyone who doesn't like his Those who grab first Anyone capable of filling it The Ford Museum Peppie Kluever Sophomore girls' gym class All women drivers Jean Finzel Up and coming home economics classes Mr. Rasmussen Nita Richards Marge Cass All Dover flunkers Next year,s ball clubs Jeanne M'cVVilliam Al Kalapis All future hopefuls Dee Dec Smith Esther Schuehrer fContinued on Page 5-lj I metvefx new XVUl'l.lJ HAYIC: Isutmvl xtUStlL'l'.h Gloria XYL-tn-I , Isutscl Mowlwl' 5 B:ll'tml'n Si'Illli'tx.w Slltl'lL'.X' t'iltst:u1'yR Mitmtrort Gnyrlosk Bcvcrly -Iuqufm-111 Slltl'tUy H:11'tlmu1K Sl1i1'lm-.Y l'IH.l'tllHl.I1, Botty l1'sz1k's B?ll't72ll'El Si'tlllC'ti?S l geniofz Qizl Ham' l't.YL'w Smit. l'wrsol1:1lity Sn-msc of Illlmol qIHll'tSl1l2lllNt!tlb Ne-zltlwm ,, 1l'lU'lH'L I,UIM1titl'tt.Y llfllllillg Atnilitj XV:1'v5 Mitrtrvrt Gelyitosl Hvtgttt l l'llIll't'S Guurcio c10Hllltl'XiIi!l Mary lgl'C'till!2lllll Bl'iltllS Jo-A1111 XYiNsnl 111 N .Xttllvtic Ability Qgeat gevuofz 011 YVUt'l,ll HAYH: Dick c,'Ul'IliStl,S Hail' lc.L'lltH'Il l'ool0.Y'a If-Yl'f Roger l'ooloj s , . Smilv Otto ICt6lFlIIll'4VL'l',N , l'L-rwormtity I!0g'l'l' l'oolcy's QUHNL' of Humor Gregory Btll'IICN0I11S Sportslllzlmtlip Al VVQNiL'l',S . . , Na-utncw Al YVL-lkt-r's cil'CQUl'AV ISLIVIICSUII Dick FUl'IltStl,Q Otto Klsmlllo-vm-1 s Paul uviwcl John Kotllcff Piltlt Spr-not-1 s John BItl'tl1'liK'll,s Build l'opuI:u'ity ljillllillg' .Xtxitity . XV:xyf HL'tQJtlt LXUIIIIIIUXIUII Hrzlim .xttltK't'tl' Ability VU'1'l'1D MOST l,IKI'll.Y 'FO SI'CCl'll'1'lJ: Jvun Scllustur Paul SIll'lll'l'l' YUTICD ISICST AI.I.-ARUVNIJ S'l'l'DI'IX'l'S: htm irlclv Halrtmzul Otto Iittlfllllt'-Vl'l' eniofz plat, This year the senior class, under the direction of Mr. L. H Holloway has chosen the play Our Hearts lVere Young and Gay by Jean Keri It is a wonderful comedy about Cornelia Otis Skinner and lLITlllY Kim brough and their adventures aboard ship to Paris and in Paris. The date for the play was April 22 and 23. lNIr. Holloway chose the following cast: Steward . , . . . Mrs. Skinner .,,... Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner . . . . , Emily Kimbrough .. Purser ,.... . . . Stewardess . Dick VVinters . Admiral ,.,....i Harriet St. John , . , VVinifred Blaugh . , Leo 1IeEvoy . . Inspector . , . Therese .... llladame Elise ...,,... Monsieur De La Croix . . lVindow Cleaner . . . . . . Bill Kubach Sally Hutcherson . . Phyllis Zemek . , , Neil IJQVEI' ,.. , Joanne Fox . Reuben Cooley . Nancy Sammet , , Roger Cooley . . , . John Alsup Shirley Hartman Barbara Schuek . . . . . Don Bohr Shirley Pillsbury . . . Gloria VVeber . . . Janet Fife . . . Roy Hiller ,, Paul Spencer l t ty tw entx nuff Z, 21 s as gg 1 , .,. ig .51 5 ii uniofz Glass 4th, T. Bender, H. Kluevrr, R. Braden. R. Ileubel, S. Jones, A, Kalnpis. li. Garalek, L. Miller, B. Miller, D. Herb, L. Radim-e. 3rd F. Rogers, R. Lemke, D, Smith, J. Bump, J. Finzel, M, Cass, B. Warsl. N. Richards, E. Klink. B. Nicklas, R. Teniak, J. Ruddy, C. Shih-y. 2nd Bliss llfilson. F. Messe-ri. J. Liu-as, R. Harper, P, Winterirh. E. Siferdin, L. Denbel, C. Smith, C. Neff, J. Pillsbury, E. Rothkegel, J. Vetter, J. llIeXVilliams. R, Schilens, P. Mnorman, Hr. Ras- mussen. lst L. Sears, H. Barnes, D. Steiskal, C. Green, J, Bump, J. Karns, J. Pike, F. Bode., E. Schuehrer, J, Foster. President .,,. . . Alex Kalapis Vice-President , . . . . , , Jim Karns Secretary-Treasurer . . Joan Bump, Elsie Endress Social Chairmen . , . . . Jean Finzel, Lincoln lililler Student Council--Jim Karns, Frances Messeri, Alex Kalapis The juniors have been busy this year, as usual for junior classes. First was the magazine campaign which, although it received a lot of effort, fell short of the record. Class rings were ordered in February, to be delivered some time in May. The outstanding class party was during the Christmas holidays. It was at the Rollerbowl. The junior dance was given March 18, with George Doolittle and his Orchestra. It proved to be a big success. As the Panorama went to press the juniors were making bigger and bettern plans for their outstanding social event, the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. twenty-two gophomofze Glass ' ' ' rniu-r, 1', N:-ff, N, Winn-rirh W. Kovli. J. -Uh E, 'l'i':ipp4 li. lin-1-knizinn. l., linux, NN llillw, li, Uvv A Kiikiwkai, N, Ni:-kim, BI. '1'l-nizik, Sircl F, Sinionilx. J. Jiivi'gwiiii-ii-ig Il, Slvin, li. Art. N, liyl. li, Yun Hunt:-n. 12 NYlwi-lvr, V, tirolle, V, NYvxiiitxer, ll. Siinpfon. Y. liiipiw-vlit. Nl, Surinzui, 2nd Mr, lliwlii-1, U, Rothkvgfvl, II. Kzilaipis, A, Nlzinkn-, J, Smith. l'. .!oii-N. L, lioeki-Ili. J, Mvxwi'i. lx t S. Vlinvr. J. lin-niivlt, L. Krohn Ainilv. J, Smith, Yirginiai Thoinwn, Hhs . ll, Sohl. .L ,Xiiiln-rxoli, ll lluiilr, li Nl:-jvrx li, liolilnvul, S. Wi-hu-i', Bl, Knkni-kai. l'i'm-sirln-iii . Lsirry Bziiig Yicc-l'rcsiclunf . Juno Sinilh Soc-i'ehiry . Nuil Byl 'lll'l'5lSlll'l'!' , . . , . Holi Bcvlaiiieuiii Social Cl1PLiI'lIlCll , . . Flon-iicc Silnoncla. Clizirlow lVcsnilm-r Stuclm-nt Connm-il, Dick Ovcrinycr. Marilyn Snrnmn. Larry Batig Foofball players . . . lmwlwilmll plziyorw . . . girls' sports . . . unfliusiosis . . . clie01'l0mlu1's . . . new im-inhcrn of D.A.l' zinnl l,u:uh-rs llliih -4 The sopho- niorcs hnvc sent those 1'vpi'usmiizitix'os ont to do Hhig things for good old D.H.S. Meanwhile on thu insiilv, thc claire has rlvvulopi-rl as a unit. In Dcccinhvr the whole L-lass ciijoycil ai roller-skating party at the Berea Roller Bowl. On April Fool's Day if hclcl its first orc'liush':i mlfnivi-, wha-n thi- sophoniorw provucl ' l l l ice. to ovorvom- that fhur wurvn'f 'ifoolin r whnn 'rhev iroinisu si wool am . . A . 5 twenty -three 7'L6SltM1Gn Gtass 4th R. Rzulsvirk, T. Mic-helirh, R. Rim-llarsls, li. Tnft, I . llznrbutli, E, Moeller, Il. Foster, K. Thorp, K. Kzluffinun, H. Runser, lb. Benito, K, XVisv. 3rd C. Hnssenthzller, B. liiltz, C. Grugle, A. Krone, YV. Kohler, P. Ric-lmrll, A. Gilhalm. J. Gnrrity, D. XVentling, P, Humpnl, D. Harvey. 2nd S. Davis, G. Freidreih, R, Conley, L, Thomsen, D, R4-mpher ,D. Siferdin, R, Ruddy, G. Greive, P. Stunich, D, Harvey, A. Klmimeyer. lst A. Hanzely, H. Wentling, J. Melinniel. C. Kruhn, Mr. Jinks, Mrs. Cupples. M. Hessenthaler, I.. Fisher, S. Heckerinan. President ..., , Dorothy Ha 1'x' ey Vice-President ..., , Ronald Radsvick Secretary-Treasilrel' , ...,..,.,. Kenneth Kauffman Social Chairmen , . Connie Grugle, Allan Pohlman Student Council . , . . Delores Harvey, Tom Michelich The Freshman Class of Dover High School began its social activity by electing for the first time class officers. A pot-luck supper was given February 18 at the Clague Park Com- munity House. It was a big success for everyone enjoyed himself. twenty-four Ahh, 31-xl. Bud 14. -ith, Ilrcl. 21111 lxf lun nt! five twenty-six twenty-eight SPORTS YOOTBALL as ei 5 ri fb -Z z 95 E. Q1 Z E IL U 5 :E e 1. O -2 ME .a Herb, R, NYintox'i Qp D. 3rd af A1 A ca i E e L, TJ A ,f 2 J LJ .ai E 5. Z :J : Q f f s. 1, E LC. A: Q .: O 3 W E 5 .4 1 -F E .. Q K L 5 IL ,i .E ': E M M A 2 2 Lv A 1 EE .2 :Z a ca t F I LE E, e a 5 :E E E E E3 L, nz iz .J ... fi E: -GC 1. 5 of :E fi 1 .4 thirty ' f j X f T Q T N ,,,,4 'football On August 120, 194-8, thirty-eight boys showed up for the first dau football p1':l.etice. As Coach Duvhex watehecl the sweating fellows work o he realized that this was the lightest squad hc had ever coacliecl at Dover, fact was offset by their speerl. Coach Dnehex aml assistant eoaeh Joe Viresi made the sqnacl work In and the team and the coaches were well rewarxleml, lYhen the season enclec , in Demons harl won T Imnies and lost onlv 1. The o 1 monents scored -H woin s I rw - . l l while the Deinons ran np ITU points. This year co-eaptains, Diek Cornish, playing center anal line hacker, in Al VVL-lker, playing fnllhavk, clicl a very fine 'ioh of calling plays and ken 1 1 the rest of the teani on their toes. 1'lllg'8ll0 Klink lull the scoring with 60 points, while John Kohler follow: with 36 points. The Demons were unclefeatexl up to the last game, which was with X Wlhen the final gun sonnclerl. Dover was on the short end of a T to ll sc This dropped ns into seeonml place in the UH-st t'onnt.v League. This is s something that we can he prontl of. The scores of this .vear's games wern Brecksville 0 Inzlepemlenee 0 Brooklyn fi c,lIllsl'l'll Falls 12 thirty-one D rmx'Ll r D 11X'a'1' Dc Jx'c-l' Dover Bay 0 Brunswick 0 Ti North Ohnstezl 6 Strongsville North liolvalton T' Dover 0 I,lN'0l' Dove! Dover Dover Uafzsitxf gasfzettvau EUGENE KLINK - Hughie', proved him- self to be one of the finest set shots in the county this year. His uncanny shooting ability plus a terrific amount of speed made him a unanimous choice for the all-tourna- ment team at Orange. GREGORY BI'nNEsoN -- Greg,' played an important part in the success of our team this year. Used extensively as a backboard specialist, Greg scored in double figures a good percentage of the time. His fine work at Orange placed him also on the tourna- ment team. ' Bon GAVALEK-Not really hitting his stride 'til midseason, Bob proved to be our key man in the Orange tournament. Being high scorer both games and sharing the bulk of the offensive backboard control with Greg enabled Bob also to make the tourna- ment team. JOHN LIICHELICH - John, this year,s cap- tain, proved himself a fine leader, as our records show. He is a defensive wizard be- sides being a clever ball handler and play- maker. John invariably scored when the chips', were down. DICK CORNISH - Dick was our high scor- er this year leading the team with 187 points. Aside from being a fine shot from the side, he is an excellent dribbler, breaking up the opponents' defense numerous times. AL HENNIE - Al, the lefty of the twins, proved very valuable this year, using a left handed push-shot to be one of the teams top point-getters. ED HENNIE -- Ed displayed fine ability this year in both offense and defense. He reached his peak in the North Royalton game when he poured in 19 points. Bon HITNGER - Bob,', playing his last year of high school basketball as did the oth- er seniors, did a fine job as guard. SAM SPOONER - Sammy, although not seeing a great deal of action, showed that he could set shot with the best of them. PAUL VVISE - Paul, at 6 foot 1 inch, played good defensive ball in his last year. His height enabled him to snare many re- bounds. ALEX KALAPIS - Alex', didn't see a great amount of action but showed that he would be an important factor in the success of next year's ball club. Louis RADIl'E - Louie also is a next year,s hopeful as he is an adept shot and is quite fast. JOHN FOSTER - John,' possesses a great amount of spring in his legs which we know will be a great help next year. Louis DUCHEZ 1 Coach, Bruce Ward and Otto Klaamyer - Managers. Once again Coach presented Dover with a basketball team which will be well remembered. The two managers were very capable and both would have participated on the squad if not plagued with physical difficulties. The scores of the scheduled games were as follows' Westlake 51 Brooklyn 32 VVestlake 74- N. Royalton 35 Westlake 49 O. Falls 38 VVestlake 57 Strongsville -L0 VVestlake 69 N. Olmsted 28 VVestlake 52 Bay 67 VVestlake 38 VVestlake 55 Brooklyn 42 tvestlake 61 N. Royalton 44 VVestlake 413 O. Falls 27 VVestlake -L1 Strongsville 61 VVestlake 50 N. Olmsted 32 VVestlake 38 Bay 47 Alumni 29 thirty-tw l nv' ' 4 1 1 , ,X 4 ,ffl fi' R ,lil Lf 1 1fN pf, Q51 'X .V l lil K , it yyyp 1 Q 1 1 fi REI' .Y lvhen tl1e ezlll we11t out for tl1e first lmslietlinll praletiee of tl1e 19-L8-4-9 season, 13 lioys turnecl up. During the season the lioys showed Us that they were all V2llll2l.lJlU nieniliers of tl1e tenni. The Denions seorerl 870 points to tl1e opponents' T4-Ii. During tl1e regu- lar season they lost llllly Ii QHIIIUS while winning ltl. One of these games was lost to Strongsville :intl the other 2 were lost to Huy. who Nl'L'lll0ll to he Dover's 'iinx this year. In the play-offs, the Demons went to Vnyemliogsi Heights first. Vlllils was the niost exciting genie of tl1e yenr. The seore was tieml until tl1e lust few sc-eoncls wl1e11 l'lrl Hennie rlrilmlmleml mlown :xml nmcle Pl lmsliet to win the gtlllllk The 11ext game was aigzliiist Imlepemleiiee on Cnyzlliogn Heights floor. 'llllls gzune went to the Demons hy fl seore ot' G5 to CH-. The 1101110115 truvelecl to c,l'2Lllg'0 next to play ltvielilifte. l'lVL'l'.V0llC was worriecl about this gzune, hut tlll' teann steppecl out i11 the lust lmlf to win. 51 to 4--l-. Our 11ext ganie at Ureinge was ngaiinst Ohnsterl Falls. wlioni we heat two times llLll'lIlg' the regular season. This provecl to he il closer gzune than tl1e other two. The IJUIIIOIIS we1'e :Lhencl 39 to 558. with tl niinute to go. Ohnstecl got the lmll. went flown tl1e tloor :Lnrl l'2ll'liCtl up 2 points. There was so niueh noise, ve1'y few people lmcl heelrll tl1e referee's whistle. One of tl1e Ohnstecl players haul stepped over the line: tl1e lmsliet climl11't eount. Dover got the lmll :intl froze it, :intl tl1e seore l't'lllHlllL'Cl ISSJ to 258 i11 favor of the Demons. By defeating the Olnisteml file. tl1e Denions lieeaniie clistriet elnnnps :incl were nwzlrrleml tl trophy. Gavulslli, Klinli zlncl lglll'IlL'SlJll were IlH.lllCll 011 the Ureinge Class B District Tenni :intl reeeiveml l'llllDOllw. Tl1e next gunie wus the one everyone lmcl l1ee11 looking forwarcl to. lve went to Kent to play North Canton. il team that we knew little about. Yvhen the genne was over, we ltnew that they lnul :ln excellent teenn. for they heat ns 60 to 31. This brought flown tl1e enrt:1in on seliolnstie liaisketlmll playing for tl1e H seniors o11 the teenn. lint they will he reineinluerecl hy lllillly people :lt the liais- ketbnll games next yenr. tl1i1'ty-tllree John Michelich Eugene Klink Greg Burneson Bob Gavalek Ed Hennie Dick Cornish A1 Hennie th irty'f our Sam Spooner Paul Wise Bob Hunger Alex Kalapis Louis Radice John Foster Otto Klaameyer Coach Duchez Bruce Ward thirty-five uniofz Uafzsifxl gaslzetlzall Sec-null row: L, Rzliiiee, R. Bs-rl-ulmlln. R. Overmyer, A. Kalapis, H. Moeller, D. Foster, ll. Herb, Mr. Jinks. First row: T. Bender, T. Mivha-ti:-h, U. Simpson, J. Foster, J. Karns, C. Shiley. C. Grolle R. Art. This year's Junior Varsity played very good basketball. Tfnder very fine coaching by Mr. Jinks, they won 13 games while losing only two. They scored 689 points to the opponents, 4-29. Don Herb and Clark Schiley, svoring 137 and 127 points respectively, took the scoring honors and set the pace for the rest of the team. Next year many of these boys will be playing on the varsity. They should be able to fill in the positions that the graduating hoys will leave because they have shown skill and good sportsmanship. thirty-six Friday, Ap1'il Slli afzsifxi grzselzall I1'1111rll1 111111: J, K11k1l1-ka. KG, 131111111-s1111. lb, F11s11'1'. li. M1wll1-1'. li, Oxw-1-11131113 A. H1-1111iv. li, II1111,u1-1', R. I 1111.111-1. 11, 11.1111-. T1111-11 1-111111 w. 141111.11-11, 11. 111-1-11. 11, 1,.1.-12. 11. 1'..14.11111. .1, 111.-11.-111-11, 11, 1w,.,1.-1. 11, 1q1...11.1.A1.1.-. s, sp1..,.1.11-. s111,.111.1A1.1w. M1-. 1111.-si. T, 11.11111.-14. 11. 1111.111-1.-11. 11. ,x1-1. .1, 11111-1.1. '1', 111.-111111.-11. 14, 1111111'1'1111111. 11. , 111111111 11. 1a.,111.11.11. 11, s.,111. Im-S1 1-1.111 11. xvm, 11, 111.-111.1-111. 1-1, 1111111111-2.-1, 141. N111111, 11. 11n11.1, 1x s11i1.-1, Tho l,H.ll0l'2llll2l was off T11 H111 p1'i11l1-1' lrQf111'1- flzc suasun slarfucl, but some of H10 follows w1-1'1- lllllllillg up 'fl11'i1' gloves illlil sl1o11s in 511-T l'L'2llly for il. This will lit' Mr. C'ircsi's s111'11111l yuar as 1'11a1'l1 nf H111 l1?lSl'll2lll foam. H1- will have an 0XlJL'l'l6IlL'0ll l'L'2llIl, for almost all of H111 buys 'Chat Illilffll last yoar will be back. Last year H11- ll'2Llll W1111 IS and lust -L, wi1111i11g H11- XY11sf i'111111Ty Class B 1'l1a111pio11sl1ip. 'l'l111y played B1'c1'ksx'ill11 i11 H111 k'lJlllll'.V finals Ellltl 1v1-r1- erlgcal out 8 'fo 3. Tlic tcnlaiivc s1'l1c1lL1l1' for 'fliis -Yl'2ll' is as follows: . , l1ak11w11111l af YY11s'flalQ11 T111-srlay, April lflill , Friday, April 22111l Moilday, Ap1'il 25fl1 XV1-1l11us1lay, Ap1'il 2T rl Friday, April LZSHI1 , Tucsclay, May Iirrl Friday May GH1 , Blllllllkly, May 9tl1 XXY0llIlCSll?l.-Y, May lllli Friday, May liifli . North ll0f'Plll'0Il at XVQSll?1lit Walsllalxc af Rocky Rivcr . ll2l.l'Ill2l al YY1-stlalin 1, Yvcsllalw al 0l111sT1'1l Falls XV1- sxv0SllPllil' al l.al41-1v11111l sflalw nl North Ruyallml R111-ky Rivcr al' XV11sflali11 XYCNl'l?lliL' af l,21I'Ill5l c,llllSl'L'fl Falls al Yvcstlalw XxvL'5llilliL' --0 11-11 l Play-Off Gaim- T1-11fat1v11 , May 17' thirty-seven Uaisihf Ttaclz The 1949 Panorama was off to the printer before track season had begun, but we scoured up the following bits of information: There were four returning lettermen going out to do their best for Dover's team. They were John Kohler, Dave Collins, Al YVelker, and Paul Wlise. These four boys have been on the track team for four years, and without a doubt, Coach Duehez will miss them next year. This year the team will pa1'tieipate in the Olmsted Invitational Meet, the Arena meet, the County Meet, and the District Meet. Second row: U. Collins, C. Xvelker, Mr. Dnchez, J. Kohler, R. Meyers, First row: J. Knrns, IR XVise, J. Foster, K. Kauffman, A. Pohlmnn. thirty-eight feffefzmen Fourth ron: I., Rmliee, li. livevuiper. li. Ihirmwon, A. Kulupif, I-I. II1-miie. IC, h:uv:u1.-lc. A. Ilevmie. l'. XVim-, li. Hunger. l,. Miller. l'. 161-emu. J. Slim-helix-h Third row: P, Syn-river. IS, Kuhneh. J, Koliler, Il, Ilerh. fi, Siniomlx. H, tool:-5, U. Klaiaumxer, li. XYau'ml. H, Spooner. J, Kukueku. Seroiirl rout R, Hrzlvlell. R, Fmuley. -T. Karim. 15. Vollina, L', XYelkel'. li. liothkezu-l, T, llemiu-V, Hr. llilrllen. Fire! row, Il. I'Iow:n'll1, C, lvvwtn. IF. Corni-h. li. Klmk. V. Nhilvy Ji I :-xler. This year there are more i0ii0l'lllCll HHLII ever hefore. El i'2lK'i whieh proves that the boys are willing to give up much of Their free time so that Dover emi have good teams in all sports. At The DAC' Fooflmll lieuiquef, Conch Dun-hex slimwleil ln-Hera io Cornifh, Yvelker, Bender, Burmzson, Collins. Reuh Cooley, Hemi Cooley. Kohler. Michel- ich, Shiley, Simonds, Spooner, YYise, Howarfll. Goetz. Brzuien. Fosfer. Guru- lek, Green, Herb, Kemrns, Klink, Miller. Rzuiiee. and Uvermyer. NI?lll2lzf,fl'l'h NV:mrd ami KlElElIllCf'Cl', ami VV:LTel'boy lloflikegel. The lmskeflmll players were given their letiers ul the Sophomore l,2lIli'L'. They were Cornish, Miehelieh, lqiillii, Gzwnlek, liurnefoii, Spooner. the Ikilxllllikw, Hunger, ami XVise, ami XI?lll?lgl'l'S XVnrd and Khummeyer. Coach Duchex will award fralelx lefiers :lf fhe emi of fhe Trnek Aezuon ami Mr. Ciresi baseball leffers :lf The emi of that seamn. Lhi1'tyfnins1 Glilee'!.l6Ga8,LS J. Wissman, P. Moorman, M. Kukncka, R. Schilens. S. Hartman, This year our five cheerleaders led the student body through a very good football season. The cheerleaders and the students gave much co-operation and really showed the boys that they were being supported. Instead of choosing two cheerleaders this year the student body had to choose three. At the beginning of the school year, Margaret Kukucka was chosen to be cheerleader to replace Mary Ann Malinas, who had moved away. At the end of the basketball season, some of the freshmen and sophomore girls practised and tried out for cheerleading. Out of the four chosen to cheer at the North Olmsted game, Sally Davis, a freshman, and Jane Smith, a sopho- more, were chosen. Vve want to thank Jo-Ann VVissman and Shirley Hartman, our senior cheerleaders for leading us through this year. VVe know Pat Moorman and Ruth Schilens will do the 'job well next year. forty OCCZQ GRI This year, L-iglifccn girls from Dom-r wc-nl to Nurfli Ulinflccl for flu annual Sora-or Play Day. Thi- seniors won lmufli gsuncs, 2-0. Aflur ilu- gsuncs ai clinncr was ncrvccl all wliivli Hic girl, lien-:unc ln-Hur zu-qimililccl. 'flip aiffcl'-Lliniiul' spuzilicr was Joan YVzmlr:ivcn, 21 lIll'llllIL'l' of iliu Ulyinpic' track lczun. IJl'L'hldL'llf of our D. A. C., Blu-lmra Scliuvli. in livliulf of lllc Dover girls, lllzllllibtl Norfli Ullnslccl for llis' nice linn- and inviiuml Nortli fJll1lHtCfl and 1 eiirvicw to S0011-1' Play Daly at Dover ncxl yunr. The girlx frmn Umm-r lliif your wuru: SENIORS JUNIORS HILIDIIICIY HAYIIUF ,IUAXXIC l3l'Xll' Ii.XICl4.XK.X Sl'lII'f'K l'.X'l' RIOUIHIAN ,IU-ANN WISSMAX ,IVITY PIKIC SlIllil,l'IY ll.XliTM.XN 5l.XlHll'I VASS l l!.XXf'l'IN IGIAICRVIO IVICIAWIKI-IN SBIITII INXHIQI, NIUHIIICH ,UCAN I-'IXZICL ,IICAN Sl'Hl'S'l'lCK Nl'I'.X lill'lIKIlIJs IKXNUI. HYl4IR3lYl'Ili lil I'Il S4'lllI,lCNS MARY lil-IVKRIANN l'II.Nll'1 ICXIHIKIALSS furlyrmw incl: J. Nvluuslvr, IL Svlnxvli. J. lflnm-I. M, Vnw, if Un-rniyvr. Nl, lla-1-kninnn, l. Nlfwluvr, X. llirhzurwlx. hi: P. Munvnlzxil. J, linlnp. li, Svliilvnx, Rl. linpmlux, S, Ilzxrllnzxn, Miu lim-.gh lv, Smith, J, NYinnmn. J. I'ik4-. F. Hin-win. Qizls' SOCCER gpotts This year six enthusiastic teams of girls stayed after school to partici- pate in the Soccer Color games. The girls played hard games but enjoyed the sport. Frances Guercio's team won the championship. After the Color games were played, the Class teams played. This tou1'na- ment resulted in a tie for first place. TEAM Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Juniors VOLLEYBALL VVhen the class soccer games were ball tournament. The juniors and the were as follow: TEAM Sophomores Freshmen Seniors Juniors. BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Jo-Ann Wissman Arline Klaameyer Martha Teniak Delores Smith GABIES wox LOST 'NED PLAYED 3 2 0 1 3 2 0 1 3 0 2 1 3 0 2 1 played off, the girls started the volley- seniors suffered an upset. The CAPTAIN Jeannette Messeri Dorothy Vllentling Viola Fassinger Barbara Teniak results GAMES wort Losr TIED PLAYED 3 3 0 0 3 2 1 0 3 1 2 0 3 0 3 0 The basketball season this year was an exciting one, with six hard-fight- ing teams out to win the championship. Elsie Endress's team held first place through all the games. The All-Star game this year was worth seeing. the Army won by a score of 32 to 27. ARMY J. Wissman fCapt,J C. Overmyer M. Gaydos M. Beckmann P. Moorman E. Endress Do. H ' ' J Finznl arx ey . C. YVheeler S. Davis S. Hartman B. Schuck De. H F. D. VVentling survey Simonds After the Color teams played off, the girls went into their class games. Here are the results of the Class tournament: After a close, fast game, NAVY fCapt,J I. Mosher J. Schuster R. Schilens R NI eri . A ESS June Smith CAPTAIN GAMES woy LOST TEA M PLAYED Seniors Isabel Mosher 3 3 0 Sophomores Jane Smith 3 2 1 Freshmen Dorothy Vllentling 3 1 2 Juniors Frances Messeri 3 0 3 The results of the foul-shooting contest, held between halves of the game were as follow: Freshman Dorothy Harvey made 7 out of 10g Junior Elsie En- dress, 5 out of 10g Senior Shirley Hartman, 3 out of 103 and Sophomore Jean Juergemeier, 1 out of 10. After the foul-shooting contest the seventh and eighth grade girls ran a relay, with the eighth winning by a small margin. Seventh-grade girls taking part were VV. Brady, I.. Ostasiuk, P. Zahn, B. Pennington, J. Rohr, and C. Burton. Eighth-graders were M. Luffler, M. Krohn, Z. Norris, S. Klink, N. Ostasiuk, and E. Weston. forty-two I sg ar 0 swf, 79, - , if 0 15 U J' if 22- -Q 26 ff ww MW N 5 ,ff 1B'IlVl'IlEi3 M 5 D. O. G. Fourth row: M. Surmun, F. Simonds, M. Teuiak, S. Pillsbury. li. Smith, C. Overmyer, M. Beekmnnn, N. Nicklas, N, Richards, I. Mosher, R. Fist-her, M. Cass, E, Trapp, P. Zemek, J. Finzel. Third row: M. Gaytlos, L. Alsup, L. Deubel, B. Irsuk, F, Rogers, B, Teniak, B. Smith, J. Bump, Kalapis, N, Sammet. J. Schuster, J. Ruddy, J. Messeri, J. Wissmun, S. Hartman. Second row: C. Neff, E. Siferdin, J. Pike, V. Fassinger, E. Schuehrer, C. Smith, J. MvXVilliams, J. Reed, J. Vetter, P, Moormzin, Miss Hurst. First row: C. Schwartz, J, Lucas. S. Vlmer, F. Guereio, F. Messeri, S. Weber. J. Fox, A. Mmike, J. Bl liwx 11, R. Sehiie xis. President , . , , . Barbara Schuck Vice-President ,.... . . . Joanne Fox Secretary-Treasurer , . , , Isabel Mosher . . . Joyce Reed Judy Pike Point Recorder . . . . . Nita Richards Elsie Endress Hot Dog Chairmen Student Council . , , . Shirley Pillsbury Faculty Advisor . ..... Miss Hurst The Dover Activities Club is one of our most active clubs. This past year it sponsored two dances, gave the team a football banquet, helped ar- range Soccer Play Day at North Olmsted, and had a Weiner roast after a soccer game. This club also took care of selling refreshments at home foot- ball games. Every year the D.A.C. initiates new members. They are the girls who have earned three hundred points or over, by participating in sports and other activities. H. forlb'-four feabeis Club l.:-fl to right: l'. Rloormzln, I , Ciuvrrio, .l, lfoxi J, Wi-smzm. l. Moslu-r. Nliss Hurst. N, Rivlialrlls. S llziriman, Xl. Kiziyllos. .I. Pikv. lDl'0Sllll'lll' ., . Jo-Ann YVissinan SPCl'L'l'2l.l'yJ1ll'0ilSlll'CI' Milllrcd f1El.Yll0S Student Council Re-prusi-ntatiyw Shirley Hartman The Loaders Club is wry active in sports. Its main purpose is to help with gym classes and to l'L'liL'l'k'C intramural grunt-s aftor school. It sponsors the All-Star Basketball Gaim- and Som-c-01' Play Day. This ycar thc Leaders Club wont to thu Ire Follies and had a howling party also. Tlwrt- were five new leaders choscn this ycar. Thu juniors wuro Marge Cass and Ruth Schil- ensg the sophomores were Florcncc Siinoncls, Janc Smith and Charlotte XVlieeler. The 1.1-amlf-rs Club has clone a splvnrliml job this your in all its activities. forty-five GREEN AND WHITE Third row: P, Sn-:wx-l'. P. Zvnn-k. NI. Htwklxlzulm. S. Pillsbury. I Mushnr, C, Ovvrlnyer, 0, Khm1neye'1'. I Semnul mw: Il, Collins, J. XYissn1:xn, U. NVeif0x', J, Rm-vd. J, Svlnhtn-1', F. liuerriu, J. Kulllvr. First row: S. Ilzwtmzm. ll. Lott. V. S4-llwurlz, Min NYilxon. J. Fox. M. Gnylus. LIBRARY CLUB Third row: B. Vun Gunhln, C. XYlwm-lsr, M. Cass, Mr. Ilnllowuy, X. Rivllzxrds. D. Stein, S, Hlnuhorscvx, B Smith. Sm-cami row: M. Hlfxsvmhzllvr, D. VVe'n!ling. C. Gruglv, X, Snmnwt, A. Klzlzuneyor, H. Knlnpis, J. Kuddv li. Irxzlk, P. Jmws, F, Rogvrs, R. Svhilvns, First row: J. Pike, A. Munku, J. Bump, C. Schwartz, J. Fox. J. Messe-ri, l'. Humpnl. P. Zomvk, forty-six 'zeen ana while Hrlilor , . l'uul Spencer News and Copy licliloi Mary Becknnuni Art lidilors ,. Phyllis Zeniek, Shirley Hurhnun Hemlliner ,.., Carol Uverniyer 1'lC2llll1'C Edilors , l'lxcli:lnge Editor Circululion Blflllilgill' Girls Sports Editor Boys Sporls Edilor Dorcas Lott. Joanne Fox Joyce Reed Jean SCllllSll'l' lo-Ann Yvissnmn Ullo Kl7l2LIllL'j'L'l' lleporfers , . ,. David Collins, Shirley Pillsbury. John Kohler, Isnlel Mosher. Bnrlmrn Schuck Typing Editor . . . . , Mildred Gnydos Typisls . Jo-Ann xXllSSlll?lll, Shirley I'I2ll'lIIl2lll, Joyce Reed, Gloria Yvclier, Phyllis Zeniek Puliliczilions Catherine Schwurlz, Frances Guercio Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor . Jenn Schuster . Miss YYilson The Green and YVhile, our school newspaper, is publisher sum inon A by The seniors under lhe direclion of Miss XVilson. This your The slelff has been on its foes. It has turned out ai paper up-lo-delle on coming events, de- tailed on news reports of The school, and full of lIltCl'CSl'l11g articles. The school is justly proud of the Green and YVhile and of The stuff whose work has inside it such an excellent paper. filwfzafnl Presiclenl . . , , Cnlherine Seliwurlx Vice-Presirlenl , . .,,. Judy Pike Sec1'el:Lry-T1'ee1surer , . , Phyllis Zeniek Sfudent Council Representative, Isabel Mosher Fncully Advisor , , . . Mr. Holloway The l1lbl'?l1'y Club lllls niet once il nionlh during The past year. The Girls have had clmrge of lhe lilJ1':u'y during study periods and nflei' school. They also lmve been responsible for the hullelin hoard displays regarding aivailalmle books. They lmve done an fine .job This year not only of signing out books, but also of keeping them in the proper order on the shelves. forty-Seve i gtudent Gounci Third row: P. Zahn, D. Ilarvey, J. Sf-liuster. T. Mic-hm-lirh, K. Overmyer, L. Hutig. I, Mosher. M. Sur' man. S. Pillsbury, N, Ostasiuk. Second row: C, Harbert, R. Harper. J. Karns, Miss Armlt, M. lieckmzuln, A. Kulapis, Mr. Read, F. Messeri, F. Guercio, S, Spooner, R. Fink. First roivi R. Cooley, C. KVA-'lker, S. Hur1lli.m, J. Wissmm President . . . ..,.. Al Yvelker Vice-President . Shirley Hartman Treasurer . . . . . , Roger Cooley Secretary . . , . Jo-Ann VVissman Social Chairman Faculty Advisor Bliss . . Isabel Mosher Arndt, Mr. Read During this yea.r our very active Student Council has met every other week. It has promoted many outstanding assemblies, one of which was an ex- cellent Christmas amateur show. The council has, as usual, sponsored many julie box dances. The two that were the most outstanding' were the C.A.R.E. benefit dance and the dance to provide funds for the purchase of a new julie box. The Panorama Staff joins with the entire school in congratulating the Student Council on the fine job it has done this year. forty-eight, GM P Follrlll row: J. lirowlllee. J. liump. ll. Sl-lllleilll-r. R. liarlver. A. Pollllllzlll. l', Neff. lb. Smith. t'. Burrell. J. Lathalu. li. Taft. ll. lielllo. lf. Illoughy, l-'. llarhatll. Miss Voyller. J. Vetter. Third row: I . Rogers. l., Thomsen. li. 'I'rupp, K. Griffin. ll. Sift-rmlill. L. Z1-mek. J. Pillsbury. li. llits mar, XV. Smith, H. Nil-klas. ll. Norris. S. l'lmer. F. Silllonlls. ll. Harvey. Ii. Frimley. J. Sugar. W. Fuss. W. Fillzel, li. XVlle-eler. ti. I-'rin-rlrich. A. llallzely. J, Fillzcl. J. McWiIlialll. Sem-ollrl row: K. Hi-eklllzlllll, P. Rim-llzlrri. IG. tireive. E. Ilzulloll. S. lleekerlllslll. P. Stllnich. BI. Mullin, li. N I Heckermall. IC. fllllellrer. A. .Xlllierson, D. Itiellzllwl. N, Szllllluet. Flrst row: P. Spellrer. J. Alsup, H. XVesloll. Bl. Wellnler. 4'. We-slliim-r. N. liyl. J. llslrrity. ll. Ilerh. President Dave Beato 'l'rcasurer Nancy Stlllllllilt Secretary .,., Dorothy Harvey Student Council Roberta Harper Librarian ..... I400Il2ll'tl '1'll0IllS0!1 Director Miss Yoyner The Dover Higll School Band has had a very busy and successful year, There are now about sixty lllelllbers from the iligll school and the grade scllool. The highlight of the year for the Hand was the arrival of the long awaited uni- f01'lIlS. This year the Band played for all home football QELIIIQS and appeared ill llHifOl'Ill at the North Royalton and Bay g'?lIIlCS. The Band also played at the Uharity Game at the Stadium. The annual spring concert will be given by the Band and the Glee Club ill May. This year the Band lIlClIlbCl'S have ell- .joyed a picnic' at Little Uedar Point and a ciilI'iSilll?l.S party on the 29 of De- CCIllb0l'. A liLllTlllN1g'C Sale was held in February to raise Ill0Il9y for Ill2l.iUl'CiiC uniforms. The head lIl?l.l0l'Qtt0, Charlotte Neff, and the other IIHlj0l'Qtl0S Y Delores Sllliill, Connie Burton, Jeanne Allwxvililbllll, and Frances Rogers 4 did an excellent job of leading the band on the field. tve wish tllCIIl the best of luck next year. fortyfnine qi.. 61.1, Fifth row: D. Smith, J, Bump. G. Rothkegel. B. Van Gunten, C. Miheeler, ll. Stein, M, Br-ckmann.AN. Xieklas, M. Cass, H. Kal.-xpis. M. Tenink, V. Ruprecht, M. Surman, B. Juergemeier, J. Juergemeier. I. Mosher. Fourth row: S. Hartnmn, J. Bump, C. Xe-ff, F, Rogers, N. Sammet, L. Alsup, J. Ruddy, J. Fife, B. Smith, F. Simonds, l-Z. Trapp. S. Hutcherson, B, Her-kerman, E. Rothkegel, G. VW-uber, J. Pike, S. Pillsbury, N. Richards, R. l-'isehc-r, Third row: S. Davis, J. Fox. P. Humpal, B. Biliz, A. Klaameyer, A, Hanzely, P. Stnnich, L, Deubel, J. Smith, B. Tenink, J. Smith, P. YVintei-ich. E. Siferdin, J. Pillsbury, G. Friedrich, S. Heckerman, D. Harvey, V. Thomsen. P. Nnormun, V. Fassinger, M. Hessenthaler. Second row: S. Ruddy, L. Fischer, J. Messeria, D. Siferdin, D. Harvey, J, Mcwillinm, R, Harper, H. Sehilens, P. Jones, J. Vetter. A. Krone, C. Grugle, D. Wfentling, C. Krohn, U. Hessenthaler, J. Bennett, J. VVissnian, B. Trsak, Miss Voyner. First row: D. Reinpher, C. Smith, ll, Lott, F. Guervio, B. Jaqusuh, J, Lucas, A. Manke, J. Reed, M, Gaydos, R. Cooley, F. Messeri, J. McDaniel, C. Schwartz, S. Ulmer, M. Kukucka, P. Zemek. President . . , . Mildred Gaydos Secretary ........ . . Viola Fassinger Piano Aecompanist ., .. Phyllis Zemek Student Council . . Mary Beckmann Director ..,... . . . Miss Voyner The all-girl Glee Club has been very active this year. They put on a nice musical program for the men at Crile Hospital at Christmas time. They also sang at the assembly that the Student Council gave. The Glee Club par- ticipated in the County Musical Festival held in April, the spring concert, one of the meetings of the P.T.A. and Commencement. fifty WIN , I if as .5 mx x l y FALI. The fall term started September 8 as the students of Dover High filed into their classes to start off another year in the history of our school. In a week or so the clubs and activities were in full swing. The fellows were dili- gently practicing football with hopes of winning the championship this year. Soccer season commenced and the girls really kicked up some fast teams. Miss Yoyner spent her extra time after school drilling the band on our new foot- ball field. An assembly was given by the Nvagabond Trio,', who took us on an imaginary trip through Europe. At the North Royalton game the band made its first public appearance in uniform and they really looked sharp. Some eighteen 'junior and senior girls went to North Olmsted to par- ticipate in the soccer tournament. About this time the Panorania staff was chosen. Just before Halloweien, the senior high had its party. Some of the English classes went down town to see 'tHamlet.,' Un the night of November 5 we played and lost to Bay. This was the last football game of the season. It put us in second place in the YVest County League. The D.,-LC. sponsored the animal Football Banquet. The Meinory YYizard presented us with an as- sembly. Our rough-and-ready basketball team chalked up four victories be- fore school was dismissed for the Uhristmas holidays. XVIN'l'lflR The seniors started wintel' swinging to the TUIIC of Ntvinter Tvonder Landf, the first orchestra dance this term. January If school started after 16 days of vacation. The semester soon came to an end with the Panorama pictures being taken and the inmates of Dover struggling through exams, Our unfaithful .iuke box was finally given up and the Student Council set to work raising money to buy a new one. Sally Davis and Jane Smith fought through heavy competition to become the new cheerleaders. The hard fighting Demons were beaten out of the basketball championship by Bay, but went through four rounds in the State Tournament while Bay was knocked off in the first round. James Dutton, a Ill2l.l'llllbH. player, entertained us at an assembly. For one day, the future D.A.l'. members went through the tortures of initiation but fifty-one najffqr, H if in 1 'DM if was A l 'rz'-.-.213 'fi-4-'r came up smiling. Everyone had a nice time at the junior's dance, which was really on the bcamf' An assembly was given about wrestling. The girls all-star Army and Navy teams battled out their traditional basketball game with Army the victor. SPRING There were five happy girls initiated into Leaders Club. The sophomores gave their first dance and really worked hard to make it a hit. Our track team participated in a number of track meets this spring. A concert was given by the band and glee club. The proceeds are to be used for buying new major- ette uniforms. A program sponsored by the P.T.A. had the band play a few pieces. Coach Ciresi produced an excellent baseball team this year. It looks as if we have a very good chance for the championship. Doverites celebrated the Easter season with four days of vacation. An assembly was given by Charles K. Ramsden, the one-man orchestra. Our music clubs participated in the County Band and Glee Club Festival. The seniors presented the play, Our Hearts VVere Young and Gay , Everyone present thoroughly en- joyed it. A very successful Junior-Senior Banquet topped off the school year. Commencement was held on June 2. The next day report cards were given out and school was dismissed 'til next fall. . 5' I . 1' 'Q QMYM-WF Vi u fr Aff? f lm if, gf . all 1 ,- H ,, xjd. .. '-12'-Sf' Q5 . fx.. fifty-two fifty-three ,,...v-v- Glass ffistou, Continued from Page 16 bert, Sally Hutcherson, Roy Hiller, and Viola Fassinger. The class rings were ordered and soon were being flashed about by all the jun- iors. Chemistry class got some of the biggest bangs of the year, Milly being the star. Not only did Milly get hydrochloric acid sprayed over her blouse, but she also cut her finger badly enough that stitches had to be taken. Glass Continued from Page 17 Ed Hennie on the other hand, came rather late. Ed owns a fish barge called Violet, and he had just brought in his daily load of carp from Sandusky. It took him quite a while to clean up. Cathy Schwartz, switchboard operator for Goetz Construction, Sally Hutcherson and Frances Guereio, beauticians for the Kohler- Burneson Salon, were eagerly watching Dick Cornish. Dick is a Mrthur Aurry teacher of the modern dance. He was showing them a few tricky steps. Mildred, mother of twin baby boys, had Carol Overmyer trapped in a corner. Milly in- sisted on Carol's drawing a portrait of her little darlings. Carol was graciously attempt- ing to back out by saying she was only a struggling commercial artist, not a portrait painter. Joanne Fox and Bev Jaqusch combined with Phyllis Zemek, pianist, to make a little Barbara Schuck .,.. Jean Schuster ....... Cathy Schwartz Glenn Simonds ...... Barbara Smith ..,... Paul Spencer . Sam Spooner ,.., . . . Gloria lVeber ....,., Charles lVelker ...... Paul VVise ....,.... Jo-Ann Wissman Phyllis Zemek . . . . . . ISHS TVVELFTH GRADE - Everyone is proud of the fine job the seniors have done on the Green and VVhitc this year. Also with great pride we look upon our graduating ath- letes who brought us within a game of triumph in both football and basketball. VVe, the rest of the school take our hats off to you, the seniors. and wish you the best of luck after your forthcoming graduation. pfzoflzectl western harmony out of Home on the VVest- inghousef' Bev and Joanne had just arrived the night before from Arizona where they own the Lazy Twoi' Ranch. Jo-Ann lvissman and Shirley Hartman gave us a taste of the old days with a cheering exhibition. Jo is a cheerleader teacher for young hopefuls, and Shirley is teaching phy- sical education at Dover. Last on the entertainment list were Bob Dingfield and Don Bohr, magicians. They pulled off many tricks, but the worst of all was when they sawed their assistant Betty Heckerman in half. They cut her in half suc- cessfully, but they couldnit get her back to- gether again. I'll have to close now. Hope you can come to our next reunion. Sincerely yours, Reuben Cooley P.S. If you need any information regard- ing agriculture in Alaska, just write me. Pm an expert on it. Glass will Continued from Page 18 Fuzzy sweaters .,.. . . . Many duties ..,,.. Daintiness ....,..,. . . .Teachers who complain about cold classrooms , . .Anyone forced to accept them . . .Charles Bach All his chewing gum . ..,... Anyone who can crack it Freckles ,..., . . . ........ Fran Messeri Headaches from the Green . . .Editor-elect and VVh1te ,...........,... Two-tone eyes . 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ED N306 VVv Opewatv Our Own Plant .. ..y,...r..1,- -m.-,,.....m1-ml-.ni-.w-.w-y .. . BETSY JANE SHOPPE- Dry Goods - Notions 5309 Porter Rd. - North Olmsted North Olmsted Delicatessen and Bar UVR MUTTO: k HVVP Never Close' Shelf Groceries Beer and Wine to Drink and Go Hours S A.M. to 1 A.M. - Open Sun. Hill's Famous Horse Meat Eagle Stamps - We. 1813 - - ...un-,,,,-w.-,,,,..w.- -.m-.,,-,,.,-ml- - - ...vu-...1-.m-.,..--w.-m.-..u-m.-m.- U.-. -1...-1...-., -..-.w-,,,,- - .-U.,-m.-lm-lm-m.-nn-.u.-ml-W-.u.,.w.-..m- -mi ROVEN'S DELICATESSEN 24789 Lorain Road Westlake 1355-R C0lllDlllll0l'llS of Sunbeam Farm - -..u-lm-m- - - - .. - .. - - - - - - - ...W- fifty fifty-seven aln---n-u-u--m-n--u-m-n-n---u-n-n---un----n-u-u-----m-n-n-n-u-u--n-m-un-In--nn-un-n-nu-u-u-u-n-1-m1n--m-m-an-m-un-n .gg -.m---..---------..- HOWlE'S SERVICE TIRES - BATTERIES LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES GAS 6 OIL Tires, Accessories, Lubrication Hiller Bros. Sunoco Service Center Ridge and Bradley Roads NVestlake, Ohio Phone Westlake 1834-W Body and Fender Repairs, Welding Compliments of WESTLAKE BAR Lunches - Sandwiches - Wine - Beer Corner of Bradley and Deiroii Rds. an1nnlunlllngnuullllnglnu,mn1uuimu1un11m1uuiun-nn-nm- ESTABLISHED 1919 Katie Kreuzer's Country Place Tel. Westlake 20, Route 254 Ludwig Kreuzer Adam Hampel Owner Manager n-.m... - --.-ns.. - - 1 - -.m.-.m-.m- - - m...w .m..u LOCATED AT THE MAIN FROSSROADS OF VVESTLAKE Your Independent Dealer Dover 85 Center Ridge Roads PHONE: Westlake 978 OTTO 'S DELICATESSEN 2053 Wesi Lake Road ROCKY RIVER, OHIO Otto Fuchs For Delivery Call Boulevard 9722 1' L 5 m-nm-nu-nn- T ROCKY RIVER FOOD MARKET l 20505 DETROIT ROAD Meats - Groceries - Fruiis - Vegeiables I ED. 1424 We Deliver S lu-:ln-vlllvlluv wlll -IIIL 111lv1 IVII - I1 llll TWP 1 'lll 1' 3 Village Floral Cottage L SPECIALIZING IN L coRsAGEs 7 L 577 Dover Road ivesoake 1795 L ,-....-... ........-. ..-- - -.7--4. fifty-eight - '- '- 'Q' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .II-...I...,I.-m..m..uu..m,Im- -....u- ul-In-.H-.II-I...-Im-uu..u ...I-un.-mI...w- ...I- --m...--.II-.,,..,,.-.I ..-.. q..-..... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,I -.. Sl 9 '4 is :I m-IIII- -.III-Im-III-IIII-mI,Im-IIII1IIII-IIII..-IIII-I.II-I.II- .-..,I.-I. I I North Dover Hardware I 680 Dover Road VVestIak9, Ohio SPORTING GOODS GENERAL HARDNVARE ... .... - .. -I.- .I., ... .... - I.II - .... .. .... -II.. .... - I... .. - - .-..,...,., ' .-..I-..-.III.-II..-.....-I..-.,......,-mI.-II,,- LIMPERT'S GROCERY suave CENTER RIIDGE ROAD Fresh Meats and Vegetables Beer and Wine to Take Out G. I. ST AMPS -III-m....IIII..I.I.....,II-...I.-III-III.-.III-II....IIII SAM'S SUNOCO SERVICE 27300 DETROIT ROAD I DYNAFUEL GAS Courteous Service MYERS FLOWERS I I- I--I - ---I - -II- - --I- II-I - I--- - I-I- - ---I - -III -I----- -- - -II- ------ rarzsx cur rrowszas I Porrsn PLANTS - Porrsnv I I 21628 Detroit Road - Ed. 0513 T RAINBOW BAKERY I fIThe House of Fine Baking 20255 WESTLAKE RD. I nocxv mvzzn. or-no I LA. aan ....,I-u.I- - - .- .....,...,,.-I...-...I-,,...- - -. - - -II.....-III.-I...-Im- GAS OIL Colupliments of Green's Garage 30295 Ve-rxtex' Ridge Rd. NVestIaIw. Ohio NVOstIakP 663-J-2 'ruins BATTERIES II..-II..- - -..- .. -I.I..IIII-uII..IIII-IIII LUKE'S MEN'S SHOP I9275 Detroit Road ROCKY RIV ER, OI-IIO EDison 2130 ,I....m..-.,..-...-..-..g.' ,,,1,,,,...,,.-.,,I.....,I..,,,.-,,...I...-M-M.-I..-,,I-I..-.,-...... -m-...N-ml.. -an ,.-,,-,,,...,-.-., .i......-......-,... I Q.----.- -. -.-.II-I--.....-.-.......- - I I I I I I II I II II I II II II II II I I I ll II I I II I l I I I I ll I I I I I I I I I I I I 'U' Q -I..-I..-m-uu- 1 -m-n-u-u-u-m-uu-n-u-.'.-u- 1g-n I JONES, SERVICE S JAMES A. DIEDERICK Corner of Routes 20 and 'IS f FIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 2 35049 Center Ridge Rd. NORTH RIDGEVILLE. OHIO 1 NORTH RIDGEVILLEI OHIO I I , 5 TOWER S DRUG STORE I sUcKow's somo SERVICE D. A. Towner. Ph. G. - I CIGAHETTES - TOBACCO - CANDY Corner of Routes 20 and 76 I C B dl d D R lx Hd - O S. Nonn-x BIDGEVILLE. or-no I mm H ey an H ' I EDison 4131 2220 Wooster Rd. OPEN SUNDAYS 10:00 A. M. to 2 :00 P. M. RIVERWOOD HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CO B. P. S. PAINTS - SHERVVIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS KEMTONE FLATIIIIX PLASTI-KOTE SATIN-LUX GLOS-LUX KEIII-GLO TOYS GIFTS and Household Items BIRDSEYE FROZEN FOODS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS ALL KINDS OF MEAT BAUM'S ICE CREAM Hopp's Gulf Service Phone BO-9617 Hilliard and Wooster ROCKY RIVER, OHIO p1'11-11...1-.1---...- WESTLAKE FROZEN FOODS Dover Road at Center Ridge CUSTOM PROCESSING SERVICE I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ---------I----I----I--'---'-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T HILIJS HORSE MEAT HEISER'S FINE Foon Butternut Ridge at Lorain PHONE: Vkfestlake 155 -..-...I---..-.....,.I-...-..-..-............-..-.-..-..--I---.I-...I-I.-.-...-I.---..-----.--..-----.-.-.I---..-.-..-I.---..-.-.-...-I..-.-..-.....g. ' -x- ...-...-...-.......,,......-..,,-...-.,.......,..-......-,.-......,-..-.,.-............-.-...-..-.-..-.-.,,.-..-...-...-.........,,.-.,..-..-...-..-...-.........-...-...-..i-................-.,!. in-1:11 Six F ROSES AND CUT FLOWERS 25039 Center Ridge Road Rocky River, l6, Chic ...t...- - - - - - - tyfona SENIORS PICTURED Ecl Sa Al Hennie Bob Hunger Dave Uollins Mary Bockniann Carl Harbert Gif-nn Siinonds Bill liubach Janet Fife Divk Cornish Nancy Sanunet Roy Hiller Vlick Goetz John Michelich Iiob Dingfield Rod Xa Reub Cooley Phyllis Zomvk Shirloy II?lI'l'HlElIl Joanne Fox John Alsup Lois Alsup Jvzni Svhustvr Isabel Moslier S 1 S, EIm0.io:a77 TELEPHONE5 x'vF:makf111i+s ON 225 24 ln 215 27 28 29 30 'll 3 2 Il!! 334 355 RG 237 :SSI 40. -ll 42 4.3 .asf PAGES 26 - 27 .lo-Ann Wissman 8: Barbara Sohuck Shir-le-y Pillsbury Otto Klaalneym' Dick Eborliiig' Harb Smith llloriu Vl'ebe1' Ruth Fiscller l'zn'oI llverxiiyvi' Greg Hurneson li2ll'l'y llowztrth ISM' tiElll1lSl'll Al Welker Viola Fassingei' Don Bohm' Dolly Gll0I'l'l0 Sam Spooner Paul Wise- livtty IlPl'liPI'lllFlll Bill Dorow Vathy SCIIXVHITZ 'Betty lrsak .-.I- +----.--..-.-.-.......-.-.-.-..-.-.-.....-.-.-.M-.-..-.-.-.-....-.-..-...-.-..-..-..-.-..-.-.i-..-......-.-......,-.-.--.-M- -..-..-..- -5- .m...m- ml-wt-nu-un1wl-w-uu..u.-nn-M-...I-1.-.-.-.., .-.-U-.-u-.....m -1- - q...........-.--.----I.-v.-..-..-..--...-..-.-..-..---..-...-..-I.-- ,-mt-nu- - , - - - - - - - - - 1 -uu-uu-nu-un- -,.,-,.,,-..u-,,,,-.,..-,.,.-,..-,,- -,,- - - -4.-g T E I T Prasse Lumber Co. 7 I Rocky River, Ohio g T IMPLEMENTS IVE ACT QUICK f i 23792 Center Ridge Road i Iakobsky Tractors Ford Tractor and Dearborn Implements PARTS - SERVICE 1150 Linda St. ED. 0933 Phone: WE. 897 Westlake, Ohio -ut.-...- - -H-....-,..m-W.-I ... - - - 1 - -,,.,-,.,,..,,.-,,,,- - - - .. 1 - - - - - - - - -W-, FANCY XVISCONSIN 1 SWISS CHEESE l Fine Furniture. Inc. 1 25123 Center Ridge Rd. Westlake Delicatessen I 1 WESTLAKE, OHIO Corner Clague and Center Ridge L 1 l l -..I-II1 - - - - .. - - - - - - - .. -,...-...-,.,,..,,,,.. - - , .. - - .. - - - - - .. ...m..... HI - WAY NURSERY EVERGREENS AZALEAS Shrubs - Fruit Trees - Rhododendrons Perennials and Annuals Hybrid Chrysanthemums - Tuberous Beqonias 29579 Center Ridge Road, Westlake, Ohio Westlake 1599 u-nu--1--.....-.----------...----..-..---..---uu-m- tt -Hi' I,-.u..m-n--.-.un m--n-nn-.1.-nm-vm-nn-ml-nn-nn-uII-uu-ql..m.--- un-.m-nn.-nu-uu-nn-uu-nm-mu-nu-m-ln: un-m1....m- uu-wn-t1u- -int- ...-.... 1,,.....,,,.-I,-- -mI-.III- -,..,m-W-,-W...-I .,-.,,.-.Im-If -..,,-,,.- sixty-three -,,.,-,., - - -W- -Im -:III-nn -L' 1 1 I 1 l 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I Q 'fl is E52 can -QM W 5,535 D-E5 EE P1 ROCKY RIVER, OHIO I.II-IIII-Im-II.- - -IIII- - - Ierry and Leo's Tavern 694 Dover Road WES'1'liAKE 5821 LIQUOR -- WINE - IHEER - .. I-.III-.II..-.III.-II...-III.-Im,Im-III- - L. V. WENDEL REAL ESTATE - NOTARY PUBLIC 2746 Dover Rd. WE. 1084 I-. - III...-III... -IIu..IIII..mI-...I-II..-III.-III.-...I...III-III.-III.-Im-IIIn-IIII.. VAN DEL BEAUTY SHOPPE DRY CLEANERS Near Corner Dover and Center Ridge WE. 1810 8a Rds. 1 -I - - .-IIII..IIII-,III-IIII-I.II..II.I...w-III.- .. - .-WI CHOICE MEATS PREMETIS MARKET Chas. H. Thompson, Owner 19070 Detroit Rd., Lakewood 3100 CARS - STUDEBAKER - TRUCKS BARRY BROS. 27249 1iK'1lTP1' Ridge Road PIIIJNE - Wostlakm-112 - .I-Im....II-III-In-.III..II..-.III..II..,..II-.III....III..mI, -I TONY'S DELICATESSEN AND RESTAURANT Fresh Home Baked Pastries 27158 Center Ridge Road WESTLAKE, OHIO III.-.I..- .. I...-.....-II.I-I..I-IIII-Im..III.,.I..-III -Im-IIII-,.. - -III... PETE'S RESTAURANT 27138 Center Ridge at Dover Rd. STEAKBURGERS BEER wma wE:s'rI..AKx-: sos E1 11r'0l1 38-1231 I. KOOS - FURNITURE l'l'N'l'IJM l'3l'lI.'1' FI'liNl'I'1'RE 1vl11101S1Pl'1l1:l' and RI'11?11l'11lQ !-.I.-........,...-.I... II.. -....... .,.. -II-I...-.I.- II.I - I.II - II.I .. III. ......-..I-I-I I . 7 Reynolds Trading Post I 1 Lorain and Columbizi Roads i North Ulnisterl I Have You Shopped at the I Biggest Little Store in T Your Vicinity for T 1. Fishing Supplies I 2- Baseball Eq1liP1'I1el1i 191110 Dofroit Rd. Rocky River, 0. 3. Hunting Supplies 1 4. Auto Accessories I I -..I..I.......-....-...I-,I...,...-.,..-,...-..I-I.,-......I..-....-I.,......-I,,-..,.-.I.-.. ..I..-....-....-...,-II-..I-I.,..,....I-I..-I..-...-...,- .-, T F Edison 2545 Estimates Given i I SPRINGER,S I ROCKY RIVER WALL PAPER RI'-LING KOOLER WAVE l AND WINDOW SHADES I 2745 Dover rd. WE. 1013 I L. W. Spring 19248 Detroit Rd. -L-I..-I..-I.I.....I.....I-I..-II.-...-....-II-II.-.II-I..-I..-....-. -I...-. . -.-nl-nn-,-ln-nq-nn-M-mils.-m-ns-vm...m- .- DeWI'I'I' PHOTO SUPPLIES Everything for the Amaieur Phoiographer 1355 Blount Si. -- Opp. Hotel Wesilake ROCKY RIVER 16. OHIO ED. 3533 -,.-.1.- - -In-m-nu-lm-nn-nn-m....,,,....m..m1..m... 1 -M... WALLY'S RADIO SHOP' REPAIR GENERAL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - -M-vm-mf..m..nl-nnQW.-.m...m.-.m-m1-.mim- -I..-v-.,,.-ln... .. ... - - - - - - .. .- - - - -W..-. I Congratulations, Class of 1949 BEACH 6 COLAHAN TELEVISION HEADQUARTERS Your Complete Record Store 19033 Defroit Road Rom-ky River 16, Ohio Telephone Lakewood 7263 M- -ml-,,.,...,,-nn-lm-um..u-I-un-un-m....m..m.- -nu CLODWICK'S TAVERN Under New Management MILLIE JENSEN 30089 Center Ridge Road WESTLAKE, OHIO .- - - -m..m..n,.-.,..-.,,,-.,,-,,.-.,,.-m.- - -,...,.-M. DOVER LUMBER COMPANY 670 DOVER ROAD Where Your Patronage is Appreciated' :n-n-m--m-nu-uu.-.m-m-m- - ln--m-lm-un-n-- I.-nn PEASE FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service 2914 Dover Center Road Vlfestlake 226 W'estlake, Ohio A. MACKEN ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES HOME APPLIANCES 29976 Center Ridge Road -nn-,,,.-ml-. -vm-nn-ml-nn-ml-nn-my-m.-m..-my-ml-.m-,,, F. E. MORRISON Repairs on All Makes of Cars FORD and FORDSON PARTS 2743 Dover Road Westlake VVestlake 1904-J WESTLAKE AUTO SERVICE EXPERT CAR REPAIR Dover Road Westlake 217 --nv-m..m-.m..mf... .. - Q - -m.-.m--,m-m..mv-um- Compliments of DOVER GARDENS Bergholz Motors. Inc. FORD DEALER 26615 Center Ridge Repairs of All Kinds NVestlake 725 Nveslake, Ohio un-1m...m-ml-m...nn..-nv--1.1-ml-un-.v.-lm-4...-..m-.w-..m-ml-ny NORTH OLMSTED SWEET SHOPPE HOT LUNCHES DAILY 11 io 2 sixty-f I-mu.. -H.-..-1,..,,-,,.-,-,,-,,..,,..,,,..,,..,,...-.,,...,.,i, 1-un ---..,,- -1-m -un... -n--1--q ,I-.-..n-n-nu..u--1n1u.. 2. 'sw -,...m111-------------...........---..-..--,1,-.1-... THE NORTH OLMSTED LUMBER CO. .1o1s1Ns.MAxv11,1,E m'n.1J1Nu MA'rr:mA1,s xmflauu- ms mm :main 1:0311 GARDEN TRACTORS POWER LAWN MOWERS Hot Point Appliances Easy Washers, Ironers Bath Tubs - Toilets - Lavatories slxxs LAUNIJRY TRVAYS PLlf111s1NG s1'111f1.1Es n1:.A1N .Q smwsn TILES PLl'MB1NG SERVICE THE BRADLEY SUPPLY COMPANY 341808 l'ont,or Ridge Road Wa-stlake. Ohio GENERAL REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER NVORK DETZEL'S GARAGE 32094 Detroit Road at County Line Open 4 :IW A. M. to 9:00 P. M. PHONE: Avon 46-221 FIVE MECHANICS ef ----------------u------1-----1-u-Q-------9-l-n-----n---n---u-u---u-n---Qu---n-u-un-1----------------,up +I--.. ....... ........ ,.. -...-., ..... ..----. .. -...-..-...--..- I I I I i Schluter's Tavern, Inc. Burkey's General Store E Operated by Heinz Brachos MEATS, GROCERIES I THE HOUSE OF GOOD FOOD FROZEN FOODS I I Steak and Chicken Dinners i 25984 Detroit Road 1 I Z f I Phone WE. 10 26519 Connor Ridge WESFLAKEI OHIO I f Route 20 VVestlake, Ohio VVes't1ake 114 L 1 I I-.,..-,... ............... .I..I..,- .,.. ........ - . ...... ..I-....- I I s I . I I - . I I Schneider - Bruce I ' I I . I MILK I I I I FOR REAL Eoon EcIoNo1vIY I I I . I- , ', -m-u----------------.-------v------M-I I I I I I I WESTLAKE RECREATION I S I I BOWLING I I BEER - sANDWIcHEs - WINE I ITALIAN swrss COLONY WINES I E E ess Rover Road Phone: wosnoko 848 I l Open Bowling Saturday and Sunday P. M. and Evenings T I I I -....-.,., ..............-. ......... -- ...... ,.,.-...,- I I I I I T I I I Q ' 3 I Darby O Brren s Service I Comlfllmem of I s I ' I 2 I I GASOLINE STATION AGICESSORIES I DOVER INN I ' z I g 24165 Detroit Road 27337 Center Ridge Road g I I I I I I I I ein-ml-nn --:1-- - -un-no-no-.I ----- ML..-o ---- ----- ------ I I II-ull - ........ - -,,..1-U.-W- .-,,.....,..,..,,.,-.,..-.... .. ... 1.1-.K-.-1v-.-....-..t.-..t.-im-H..-W.-.m...w REEHORST CLEANERS, INC. A11 Garments Cleaned and Finished in Our Plant at 19445 DETROIT ROAD, ROCKY RIVER, OHIO PHONE EDISON 2000 m.-..m..4m-..1...w.-m.-......,m..u......,,.....i-W-..,.-,.H...,...-,,,.-....- H-...1-W-M..W-...,-mi..N.-...i...i-'H'--w--fv---w1-'--1- Vic's Variety Store 2620 Dover Rumi ICE CREAM - CANDY TOBACCO - SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFTS Just Nnrth of The I't'IlIl'I' Victor Hlomnqnist. Prop. Purity Farm Dairy ELYRIA 40460 NORTH OLMSTED, OHIO North Olmsted Hardware Company NORTH oLMs'1'ED, OHIO IIUll.I IIElI'1IXV2ll'l'. lfllm-Tris-nl Hupplivs Harrlevi Tools. Semis. Radius Phone Westlake 76 FINE WATCHES HAMILTON LONGINE Registered Keepsake Diamonds Iames F. Rogers Co. 19036 Detroit Rd. ROCKY RIVER, OHIO BOONE'S MEATS AND GROCERIES EDWARDS Foon sToRE Dover Center Westlake 21-22 BIRDSEYE FROZEN FOODS CVSB 9 -..II....II.-III.-....-..I,..I..I-.w....II.-IIII-III.-.III-III... ...III-II...-III-..--,,..-IIII Hollywood Cleaners MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT 1299 Blount Road MADISON BRANCH -,,,,,,,,, ,W 15408 Madison Ave. 5 LAKEWOOD, OHIO I INexII to Westlake Hoteli nocxv ruvzn. or-no Academy 2601 I RIVERSIDE PHARMACY 2252 WOOSTEH RD. ROCKY RIVER. OHIO -IIII..I.I..-I...-...I -III-IIII-III...IIII-IIII,...I ...I E. C. ANDREWS GO. BAY VILLAGE. OHIO I ws. 173-L Ac. 5740 PORCH ENCLOSURES AND ROOM ADDITIONS .....I-....-..I-.......I.-....-..........-....-... ..I.... - ...-I..-.!. . I I I I I I I - - .- -,.-,...-.,,-I..-,,.,...I.-,,,...I,.,,.......,,..,,.....,,.-......,............,,-,...-,,.,-.,,,...........,-.,....,-..,,-.,..-..,,-.,,.-...,...,..-,.,,-I DOVER SQUARE MARKET 27206 CENTER RIDGE ROAD DOVER CENTER Free Delivery GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES ALL KINDS OF BEER AND WINES PHONE WESTLAKE 200 I S I 3 I I I I I .. - - I- -II...--I-.II.-I. -.....-III-I...-IIII.-...I....III-.I.-....I,..II...- ,-.III-..II.-.I..-,II- I.. .I.......-.I..-I.-I ...I - ..- ..-III- Compliments of SCHNEIDER'S S I I I I I I ! I I I I I E I E I .. . ..I...-. S .. ... .- - - .-...... ...., I.-I - ...III-..... .- - .-,- 1 -II-..-I..... ..I .. - .. , .- ..,,..IIII i S PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISER - .. ... -. Q 1 I- .- I- -. IQIIII-.III-. II-.II1III-IIIII-II1III-IIII-QIIII.-.IIII-.I -III-III-. -. Q L - ... I I I I I I I I I I - -...I....I. I,,II