Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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H -I-he TOFC 'Y LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF '35 BE iT remembered: ThaT we, The Senior Class oT '35, oT The CiTy oT Bexley, CounTy of Franklin, STaTe oT Ohio, being oT sound mind, do, of our own Tree will, make This our lasT will and TesTamenT, in The Tollowing manner: To The presenT and TuTure sTudenTs oT B. l-l. S. we bequeaTh our 'aparTmenT,' localred on The second loT norfrh of Fair Avenue, on Cassingham Road, as Tollows: The class OT '36 is To inhabiT The TirsT Tloor in coniuncTion wiTh The Treshmen, so ThaT iT may convenienTly look down upon Them wiTh scorn. The class oT '37 shall animaTe The library and The adjoining rooms. To The class OT '38 we leave The 'l-lall oT a Thousand Odors.' Also To The sTudenTs, presenT and TuTure, we leave a legacy as rich as The coTTers OT CasTle 'Munchausen,' buT one slighTly inTirm Through Tackling a l-lerculean Task- la summer's resT will bring 'iT' aroundl-The Tine Tamily oT TuTors locaTed in our 'aparTmenT.' Since we love you, sTudenTs, and since we believe ThaT hard labor pro- duces The besT in everyThing, we hope your 'rich legacy' begins your labors early and never leTs up. To The TuTure proponer:Ts oT 'l-loel-ism' we leave our deepesT sympaThy. Enough said! Because, Teachers, we have appreciaTed your TaiThTulness, Too, and because you have respecTed, moreover, our cause, namely, 'eclucaTion wiThouT slavery,' we be- queaTh To you The Tollowing ar+icIes: To Mr. Field we leave our I. O. U. noTes collecTed during our high school career -enough in value To purchase a new Dusenberg-iT They can be collecTed. To Mr. Ferbrache, a duck ThaT cloesn'T belong To someone else. To Mr. KeTauver we bequeaTh a hydrogen explosion. This, iT we remember righT, will be your TirsTg we hope iT isn'T your lasT also. To Coach SmiTh we wish To will governmenT aid, so ThaT he may buy a carload oT spinach Tor his nexT year's baskeTball Team. To our dear Miss Selbach, proTessor of 'Ii+,' we will our appreciaTion of poeTry and our knowledge oT puncTuaTion. llzeel any richer? You oughT To: you gave iT To us.l To Mr. DieTerich we bequeaTh The services oT our indispensable aide de camp, Miss Waddell. The execuTor oT This will shall Turn over The class Treasury Tunds To Miss l-la- mann, To be used Tor a world Trip, provided ThaT she promise To devoTe more class Time To inTormal discussion. To Mr. Kessler we bequeaTh This suggesTion-graTis-ThaT he procure Tor his oTTice an adding machine To be used by Those wiTh a deTenTion complex. This will save you much Time, Tor each person would be glad To add up his own lisT. And To Miss BeThel we bequeaTh a carload oT Typing machines ThaT can spell correcTly. The Tollowing sTudenTs wish To make The Tollowing TesTamenTs: 'l, Barbara Clouse, Queen of l-lome-Coming Day, leave my crown and bou- queT oT chrysanThemums ,To any blond 'heir' apparenT.' l-lere is a Tamily aTTair: CC0nfzmmd on fvagp 443 Page Tzvcntwi-0 e

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v '-The Tore v SENIOR AWARDS Firsl l-lonor Sludenl ......... ,,,.....,...................,....... M ary Schuh Name on Scholarship Cup Sei of boolcs presenlrecl annually by The Bexley P.-T. A. English ...................,,.,.,..,..... ,...,.. ...,.... , M ary Schuh Sel of boolcs presenlecl by Mr. Simon Lazarus Mafhemalrics .....,.........................,,.. Mary Schuh, Auslin Brighiman Name on Malrhernalics Cup Laiin... ..,........,.....,.. Name on Lalin Cup Aihlelics ... ...,................. ... . Name on Alhlefic Cup CLASS SONG-i935 Barley we are l1'azfi11g We are grieving we 71'lllSli j1a1't+ Farewell, Bexley High. We shall hold you E'c1f enfold iVOIfl,' Drap zuitl1i11 0111' lmarts Thy 111011z01'ics lie. life .shall awr j'UlII'l'Z, To you wall 1111'11 111 C077'1fi7lg years. Deep our j1a1'ii11g sigh-- Tho' will be gone YC1 still l1il'lgU7f 011, Fond a'1'12a111s of 11100, Bfzrlcy High. QMusic by CLARENCE ISAAC, '35j Auslrin Brighfman ...Ed l-lofmayer Page Twenty

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' '- ' 'T e-lore ' N WHO'S WHO 4 Pubhshed ABSHIRE, MARIEN, teacher, B. H. S., 1933, Randolph Macon, 1939, Columbia, M. A., 1941, teacher of English Literature, Cleveland Heights High School. ALFORD, MARY, couteriere, B. H. S., 1935, McDowell School of Costume Design, 1938, Jessie Turner Franklin Co., 1940, Alford Shops, 1943. ALTHAUS, ANNA MAY, housewife, B. H. S., 1935, Capital University, 1939, 111, Andrew Carlin, 1941. ALTIERE, VIRGINIA, secretary, B. H. S., 1935, Capital University, 1939, secretary, 1941. ANDRUS, DOROTHY, executive secretary, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, East End' Mission, London, 1940, executive secretary Y. XV. C. A., Columbus, Ohio, 1943. BACHMAN, DANIEL, manager, B. H. S., 1935, Packard Motor Company, 1940, General Man- ager Service Department, 1943. BARRETT, DORA, principal, B. H. S., 1935, Business College, 1937, Bliss College, 1940, York, 1945. Barrett Secretarial School, New BENZIN, ROBERT, governor, B, Ohio State Universit 1939- H. S., 1935, y, , Harvard Law School, 1941, Ohio House of Representatives, 1943, Senate, 1949, Governor of Ohio, 1950. BLOSE, NED, detective, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, Columbus Police, Dc- partumeut of Buker and Blose, private de- tectwes, 1940, ni. 1943, Jeanne Cohagen, d. of S. W. Cohagen. BLOSS, BETTY ANN, novelist, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, B. A., 1939, Columbia University, LL. D., 11941, novelist, Over thc Hill, 1941, The Last Rim, 1942, Green Cup- boards, 1943. BOERGER, RUTH. FEPONCYZ B- H- 5-1 19335 Ohio State University, 1939, Ohio State Jour- nal, 1940, New York Harald, 1942, New York Times, 1943. BORDEN, EDWARD, curator, B. H. S., 19353 Ohio State University, 1939, Wall Street. '19413 Big game in Africa, 1943, curator, Chicago Field Museum, 11945. 1 - BRADBURY, JOSEPH, lecturer, B. H. S., 1935, Bowdoin College, 1939, Russia, 1941, am- bassador to Russia, 1943, lecturer, 1946. BRADNER, WILLIAM, actor, B. H. S-. 19351 Ohio State University, 1939, Stock Company. 1940, Cleveland Play House, 1942, starred in stage revival of Death Takes a Holiday, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1943. ' BRIGHTMAN, AUSTIN, professor, B. H. S.. 1935, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1939, Harvard University, 1943, ass't. prof., 1945, Ohio Wes- leyan University, prof., 1946, pres., 1949. BRISLEY, VIRGINIA, buyer and designer, B. H, S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1936-37, Wellesley, 1939, Mrs. Eugene Gray, 1939, Saks Fifth Avenue, 1941. BROXVNEWELL, FREDERICK, lieutenant, B. H, S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, 2nd lieutenant, air corps, 1937, Kelly Field, 1st lieutenant, air corps, 1938. BUKER, THOMAS, detective, B, H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, Law School, 1942, private detective, Department of Buker and Blose, 1940, m. Elouise Cook. BURGETT. BETTY, secretary, B. H. S., 1935, Ofhce 'Training School, 1936, secretary H. O. L. C., 1937, Ohio Farm Relief, 1945. June I3, I950 CAHILL, HELEN, housewife, B. H. S., 19351 Ohio State University, 1939, ni. Lewis Ealy. CALLAIIAN, DOROTHY, secretary, B. H. S.. 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, secretary to pres., Standard Oil Company, 1942. CARYER, EMERSON, Congressman, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, Ohio Na- tional Bank, 11941, V. Pres., 1942, Chamber of Commerce, 1943, President, 1949, Better Busi- ness Bureau, 1945, ui, Elizabeth Thompson, 1939, rl. of E, H. Thompson. CLOUSE, BARBARA, artist, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, Pittsburgh Art Institute. 1940, staff of Harperlv Bazaar, 1940, commercial artist, 1946, rn. Andrew W. Prout, U. S. N., 1941, s. of Dr. Andrew Prout, Cols, COHAGEN, JEANNE. hostess, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, hostess on clipper ship, George Washington, 194411, in. Ned Blose. .r. of H. L. Blose, Bexley, i19-43. COHEN, LEWIS, chemist, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1937, Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1940, General Electric Labora- tories, 1942, Nobel prize, 1947. CONNOR, JEAN, society matron, B. H. S.. 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, presented at court of St, James', 1945, 711. Bob Kelley, 1943. COOK, DORIS ADELE, beauty operator, B. ll. S., 1935, Ward Belmont, 1939, mgr., Cook's Beauty Salou. CORBETT, GEORGE, lawyer, B. Il. S., Ohio State University, 11939, law, 1942, tar of Ohio State Bar Association, 1945. DAVIS, INIARY LOUISE, decorator, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, interior decorator. DEAN, ESTHER, typist, B. II. S., 1935, Office Training School, 1937, typing champion of the world. DEERING, JACK, playwright, B. II. S., 1935, Pittsburgh University, 1939, M, A., 1941: theater critic, Vanity Fair, VVashington Daily Ilflirrorg playwright, Dobbs Better Go, 1946, Chance and Mlscliauce, 1948. DICK, RICHARD, scientist, B. H. S., 1935, Capi- Y31 Ul'1lVEfSify. 1939, B. S. E., 1941, Research Dept. Bethlehem Steel, DICKEY, RICHARD, manager: B. II. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, Standard Oil, 1941, Central Ohio Manager, 1943, Central Dis- trict h1anager, 1947. DRAKE, BARBARA, Jr. League Pres., B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, Junior League, 1940, Pres., 1943, m. John Dickson. DUFFY, DONALD, lecturer, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, lecturer, 1941, general chairman of education committee, 1943, Secre- tary of State, 41950. , ECKSTINE, WILLIAM, musician, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, 1941, Cleveland Sym- phony, 1943, Minneapolis Symphony, 1945, Philadelphia Symphony, 1947, soloist, 1948. EDGINGTON, RUTH, teacher, B. H. S.. 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, teacher of Eng- lish, Plainsville, Iowa, high school, 1940: teacher of English, Bexley High School, 1944. EDMISTER, ELIZABETH, dramatist, B. H. S., 1935, Ohio State University, 1939, Alviene School of the Theater, 1941, stock company, 1943, Edmister School of Dramatic Expression, 1945. 1935, secre- Pagc Twenty-tu'o