Westlake High School - Panorama Yearbook (Westlake, OH)

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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

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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