Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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CHARLES TRACY “Chuck” Tracy is one gentleman who doesn’t seem to pre- fer blondes. Black hair and blue eyes appeal more to him. “Chuck” played a mighty good game at center in football this year and will be missed on next year’s team. He is also Senior Class president. DOROTHY GOCKENBACH “Dot’s” struggles to let her hair grow were a source of amusement to us all, but she finally bobbed it again. Although she has only been with us two years, in this time she has made a name for herself in the school. This year she is secretary of our class, and a member of the debating team. “Barney is one of those cheerful people who can always see, “the silver lining,” and consequently he always has a smile for everyone. No game, be it football, basketball, or tenn's could possibly be a success without “Barney” on the side- lines. Is he a handy person to have around? Well I should say so. No wonder they call him “a jolly good fellow.” JANE RODERICK Friends, let me introduce to you a likeable young lady with friendly brown eyes and a winning smile (Oh, what a row of white teeth). Jane is one of those all-around girls— doing well in a great many things. This together with her lovable characteristics make her a delightful companion and friend. Her four years as member of the Honor Club and her record in offices and organizations mark her as one of high mentality, a faithful worker, and a person of wide interests. Hats off to a fine girl, a good sport and a student whom Bexley is proud to have. ARCH HOUSTLE Arch Houstle spent most of his time asking us for our dues. He was a valuable member of the debating team and got practice for debating in his classes (ask M:ss Taylor). In his job as Business Manager of the Annual, Arch proved himself very efficient. He was also president of the Spanish Club this year. Throughout his school career he has been an honor student. Archie doesn’t seem to want to leave Bexley High very much and “those who know” believe that the reason is contained in the Junior Class. RALPH BARNETT