Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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TEE T © R C H Left to right, seated: Jim Sanford, Harry Keys. Standing: Frieda Busch, Fred Eckley, Faye Silberstein, Eileen Ebert, Mac Henney, Raymond Latham, Anne Sansone, Paul Callif. SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE NUT FARM By JOHN C. BROWNELL Directed by MISS BERNICE I. MULLINS CAST Mrs. Barton........... Willie Barton......... Robert Bent........... Ezra Sliscomb......... Helen Bent............ Agatha Sliscomb....... Hamilton T. Holland. . J. Clarence Biddeford Harold Van Horton. . . Hilda ................ . . . . Frieda Busch ......Fred Eckley ....Jim Sanford .......Paul Callif .... Eileen Ebert . . . Anne Sansone . . Harry Keys, Jr. . . . . Mac Henney Raymond Latham . Faye Silberstein CLASS of 1932

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THE TCCCH CLASS HISTORY 3b1 dll school. ET US take a look into the past and see what we, the class of '32, have been doing in the last four years. First we see ourselves a group of timid, green freshmen, wondering what it's about. But soon we become accustomed to the fact that we are in high The big event of the first year is our picnic at Rector's farm. Now it seems we are getting a little bolder—not the same scared freshmen. No, of course not—we are sophomores! By this time we have that know-it-all air and even dare to walk along beside the high-and-mighty seniors. We begin to show brawn in athletics as well as excellent ability in studies, with five of us in the Honor Club. Again there is a picnic at Rector's farm and also a masquerade party. Another year has passed, and now we are taking a very active part in athletics. Football and basketball, especially, claim our junior athletes. Representing our class in the National Honor Society are Betty Kurtzhalz, Leland Roy, and James Brooke, the first juniors ever to attain that honor. Of course we have a Junior-Senior, and the seniors invite us to their party too. Then we come to the greatest and best year of our high school career. We have a number of outstanding athletes, especially in tennis, swimming, football, track, baseball, and basketball; we have many honor students, musicians, dramatists, artists, and leaders along all lines. Our class has changed the standard school ring for the first time in four years. Presidents of the various high school organizations are: Jean Boerger, Girl Re- serves; Virgil Fogle, Hi-Y; Dorothy Hansberger, Latin Club; Betty Kurtzhalz, Girls' Athletic Club; and Esther Polster, Spanish Club. At our homecoming game with Piqua, Elaine Bernhard is the queen with Shirley Engler and Virginia Reeves as her attendants. The operetta, The Toreadors, reveals some fine singers, among whom are Elaine Bernhard, Virginia Reeves, Mac Pryor, Charles Frank, and Jim Sanford. Then the senior play, The Nut Farm , with Eileen Ebert and Fred Eckley as the leads, is also a great success. Francis Taber is president of our class and Mac Pryor, president of the school. At the graduation exercises, Mary Jane Landrum is our valedictorian, Jack Benjamin, salutatorian, and Bill Drennen, class orator. The juniors give us a big party, and then this happy senior year is concluded with our class breakfast. And now we have completed the first chapter of our careers. As we look back over our high school days, we do not think of them as the most interesting volume of life, but rather as the early chapters that lead to the grand climax—Success. —FRIEDA BUSCH. CLASS of 19 32

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THE TCCCH Left to right, first row: Vera Nesser, Virginia Cohagan, Esther Polster, Elaine Moore, Mary Jane Landrum. Second row: Betty Kurtzhalz, Francis Taber, Dan Ball, Mac Pryor, Jack Benjamin, Elaine Bernhard. Last row: Harry Miles, Mac Henney, William Brightman, Leland Roy, Virgil Fogle. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FOURTEEN members of the senior class of 1932 were selected as members of the Bexley Chapter of the National Honor Society of secondary schools, this year. Betty Kurtzhalz, Leland Roy, and James Brooke were elected to membership in 1932, when five per cent of the junior class was admitted. The object of this organization is, to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stim- ulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Bexley High School. Membership is based on four things: scholarship, service, leadership, and charac- ter. The members are selected from the upper third of their class in scholarship, and each year, 15 per cent of the senior class may be admitted. The students on the senior Honor Roll are the 20 who received an average of A in their four years of high school work. SENIOR HONOR ROLL Mary Jane Landrum—94.79 Jack Benjamin—94.41 Betty Kurtzhalz—94.38 Leland Roy—93.69 Virginia Cohagan—93.32 Mac Lee Henney—93.19 James Brooke—93.00 Harry Allen—92.83 Dan Ball—92.69 Virgil Fogle—92.35 - Esther Polster—92.20 Elaine Moore—92.14 Mac Pryor—92.07 Francis Taber—91.00 Jack Si I be rstei n—90.88 Maxine Fuller—90.83 Ruth Silberstein—90.69 Elaine Bernhard—90.46 Robert Coe—90.45 Doris Goldman—90.12 CLASS of 1932 [ 27 ]