Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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“Reflections” High School days! What happiness Pursuing elusive knowledge; What gayety Planning for college; No worries Only happiness and joy; No duties Just the pursuit of life so coy; Happy companions Vibrant youth—trifling away Idle hours; Day of sunshine We think today— They are here to stay; But tomorrow life Will be a strife And our high school days Will be a memory— Just a shining beckoning memory. Katherine Englehart. MOTTO Onward and upward COLORS Maroon and Gold FLOWER Columbia Rose OFFICERS CHARLES TRACY. JANE RODERICK .........President Vice President DOROTHY GOCKENBACH ARCH HOUSTLE...... .Secretary Treasurer Page Eighteen

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PHIL EPPINS We have been told, “One should be very industrious in his youth.” Phil lives doubly well by this bit of advice. For besides taking some studies toward graduation in Bexley High he is attending Capital University Music School. Here he is taking a full music course. We gather from glimpses of titles on the covers of his music that the great musicians which many of us have yet to study, Phil already enjoys immensely. orcA , MARGARET WILLEY “Marge” is a gentle modest girl. Whatever work she pur- sues is done faithfully and thoroughly. Her ability as a Typist has won her a place both on the Torch and the Annual Staffs. Underneath her reserve you will find a very fine per- son full of a quiet fun. More power to her—so faithful, gentle, and modest! JAMES ZUBER Jimmy makes an ever faithful member of “The Three Musketeers” Society which daily at twelve thirty may be found bravely pursuing “El Capitan Veneno,” in the forest of registration. Nor does his path lead him only to the Bexley Spanish Club. It winds through the football meadow, among the basketball hills, and over the school council plains. Jimmy wouldn’t admit it, but, with a friendly disposition, a mind of wit, and—good looks, he has regulated many heart clocks to run at a greater speed than normal. EDMUND POWERS Why Edmund “only came and went” is explained when we tell you in entering Bexley from Schenley Hi, Pittsburg, in September by February he had tucked in his coat pocket enough credits to enter college. A rumor was found floating through the halls, that since then “Ed” has been diligently examining the French language. By June he’ll be back all prepared to give Bexley, “Au Revoir” in the latest French accent.

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Perfect Senior Girl Hair—Catharine Singer Eyes—Erna Hart Eye-lashes—Katherine Klingbeil Mouth—Helen Wannemacher Ears—Louise Miller Nose—Helen Wildermuth Chin—Jane Roderick Hands—Elouise Parks Finger nails—Elsie Schneider Complexion—Dorothy Kelley Kindness—Henrietta Busch Voice—Gladys Christian Feet—Dorothy Gockenbach Pep—Eileen Hempstead Smile—Eleanor Ludwig Friendliness—Wilma Kerschner Cheerfulness—Katherine Englehart Skilfulness—Alma Obenland Gentleness—Margaret Willey Dignity—Katherine Murray Scholarship—Vivian Beck Good Sportsmanship—Clara Frances Ketner Dimples—Ruth Phalor Perfect Senior Boy Hair—Tom Davis Ears—Lawrence Lamp Eyes—Harold Marsh Nose—Lewis Russell Eyelashes—Hugh Curran Eyebrows—Robert Long Heighth—Bruce Gebhardt Mouth—Arch Houstle Chin—Charles Tracy Hands—Stewart Hirsch Smile—James Zuber Complexion—Bill Diehl Scholarship—Roger McNichols Disposition—Ralph Barnett Teeth—Bernard Graves Clothes—Simon Sculler Voice—Morris Mattlin Forehead—Edward Schlezinger Page Nineteen