Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

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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

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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

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