Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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mmmmnu nn1uinunn4nnnnnummnmmmnu-mm'muum-.vmm --unInnIunmnn-.mwmmmmm-I-nnunm mununmn ,,, , , , .ynyyynnynn yynynnnyh ........,.. ynynnyyn n J The class of 1926 will be, when it grad- uates, next year, the first class to go through the entire four years of high school in Bexley, and because of this close relation the Juniors have always been and always will be keenly for Bexley. They have always striven to promote their school and have struggled manfully to raise both the scholastic and the athletic standard. The Juniors feel that so far they have succeeded as is indicated both in the attachment manifested for them by this faculty and their evident popularity with their fellow students. The Juniors are proud of their athletes. Five regulars on the Football Varsity were Juniors: Davis, the famous quarterback, Schmitthamer, Kuhns, Bateman, who suf- fered a broken shoulder, and Weiffenback, next year's captain, while the manager was Junior president, Harry Morris. On the Basketball squad the Junior boys were prom- inent with Weiffenback, Davis, Hayes, and Morris. Three regulars on the girl's varsity, Norma Hieronymus, captaing Charlotte Kruckeberg, forward, and Francis Holtz- man, Guard, were Juniors, while the large squad contained three valuable members in Elise Zimmer, Dorothy Quigley and Cath- erine Wells. H The Juniors are no less proud of their scholastic ability. Every month the Juniors have figured more prominently than any other class on the Honor Roll and have the most members in the Honor Club of which Frances Holtzman is president, Kenneth Roberts, vice president, and Ruth Wilkins, secretary. The names of members of the class of '26 have become familiar on the Honor Roll and the zeal and studiousness of the Juniors are evident not only in the number of their honor student, but also in their constancy and faithfulness. The Junior class as a whole congratulates the Junior girls upon winning the basketball championship this year, having checked up six consecutive wins and suffered no defeats, thus being proclaimed undisputed champions. Mr. Smith has presented Captain Charlotte Kruckeberg with the basketball banner of which the class of '26 is now the proud pos- sessor. When the Junior girls look at their trophy they feel they 'won it through good sportsmanship, consistent playing and hard fighting. Another gem was added to the Junior's crown of glory by the winning of the Senior- Junior debate. The question was on the adoption of the Twentieth Amendment, of which the Juniors upheld the affirmative. Although the question had been defeated in nearly all the State Legislatures and to all appearances the Seniors seemed to have had the advantage, the Junior team composed of Frances Holtzman, and Campbell Scarlett, through their work in preparation, their effort in speaking, and determination to win, overwhelmed their opponents and won by the unanimous vote of the judges. The Juniors wish to take this opportunity to thank the Seniors for the entertainment of their class at the Senior-Junior, and hope that they will succeed in giving them as much pleasure in the Junior-Senior as was afforded them. The Juniors staged a Hallowe'en party in the Gym and if anyone claims he or she didnit have a good time, we invite him or her, whichever it may be, to drop around and we will look into the matter seriously. An altogether new and unique stunt was put on this year, when the women members of the faculty got up a basketball team and challenged the Junior Champs. The outcome of course was evident, but a gamer team than this faculty team was never seen or heard of before. Page Twenty-seven