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Built from their patient forebears' staunch Resolve with the some purpose that they launched Their ships to new grim shores, and plied z Their labors for futurity. To enter here, youth The portals stand forever open- none is denied. Needs naught but a willing spirit and a quest for truth. SELMA HAMANN. ...s.........,., ,, . -A.mh.MAJu1-. -, ., . ALA..-Q . ...ma 6 f 5 M f 2 L 0 .la li T af m l W IX 'I ,,... 9 If nw M5 a , y lx 1 D 37 E e a L a .. ' '-'.-- 4 2 iff ' V xw 5 WWE E N M Y - H 2 7 IIHV , W XS? W ,M '1f 'f'wum, , ' ye X x K - ! f mmm W Inq X V KM? minmiam M1242 I f ww 2 sw W r . gm , iv ' f K ff X , Nw, U WN A xx vi 1 7 3' ' ' V WX 4 I .WQ 1' X, ' 4 '9 s .-' N' y v,! u b? .fv'W,, ' V1 Q ,fy N ' , f Illimlllllllll 4 IM!IWWIllllIIIHIIIHWWWIINHIW WIWHIIIHIIRIINWIIIIIIHIIHINWIHKMINUMIHI H. C. DIETERICH Superinfendezv of Hwe Bexley Schools A v i , ' RUSSELL E. KESSLER Principal of Bexley l-liglw School Wg XM 1 .9 6 ' I r I J' Q X - ---The Tone H 'v-vv P . X i A 46 I .N l A 1 w J g X :...,, - X71 ::: y gii. I- I : ,:::,.- I ...,- 2: R :F vll - ::-- :uf Q in f i , M, fz, 'QIQA A V. .'fff K i ' if K N NW 4' s l' if Y s , Q, . 4 , g y , - LK, 4 V TH E FACU LTY Miss Mary Squier Befhel. Commercial Deparlmenl: Mrs. Amy C. Brighlman, Lalin, English, Hisfory, Torch Adviser: Miss Rosabelle Clemenls, Ari: lra R. Eerbrache, Algebra: Alberl W. Field. Hisfory: Miss Rulh C. Geisl, English, Bookkeeping: John J. Hessler, Supervisor of Music. Charles E. Hoel, General Science, Physics, Biology: Ralph M. Howell, French, English: Ross B. Kelauver, Chemislry, General Science: Miss Rela B. McCormick, Larin: Miss Bernice l. Mullins, Dramarics, Public Speaking, English: John F. Schachl, Plane and Solid Geomelry: Ma-rlc S.. Scofield, lndusfrial Arls. , Miss Edna lzora Scoll, Physical Educafion, English: Miss Lucille M. Selbach, English, Torch Adviser: Carllon H. Smilh, Chernislry, Physical Educalion, Coach: Miss Marion A. Thomas, Dean of Girls, Home Economics: Harold V. Tiplon, Hislory, Government Social Sciences. Miss Selma H. Hamann, German, Spanish, Commercial Geography, Business English. iPic+ure noi included.l Miss Rulh Waddell, Miss Jane Reed, School Secreiaries J ,lillj I ,OA . MsQf'Y,7i,lfX' Page Sir ,sms , Mahan. ...nbc 1--., . 'Tl'l9 TOPC TO BEXLEY UR reluctant feet are turning From a labor just beguug To a world aloof with lzuowledge Of the battles to be won. Mingled tears and laughter sway us As we leave these friends so dear, VVhile your walls resoufnd zaitli echoes Of our graduation cheer. Though our loitering steps shall linger W ithiu these halls no mercy In our hearts welll still reiuemlzer Aud be with you as of yore. As you build your hue traditions Throughout the years to come, May we, the class of 536, Feel we cozztrilvute some? EILEN HENNEY. I ..., Page Seven Presidenf .... Vice-Presidenl' .. Secrelary-Treasurer Presideni' ,.,.... Vice-Presidenl ... Secrelary-Treasurer Presidenl ., ..,, . Vice-Presiclenl .,,. Secrela ry-Treasurer Fresidenl' ... Vice-Presidenf ... Secrefary-Treasurer 'Tl'lQ OPC SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IN OUR JUNIOR YEAR- IN OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR- IN OUR FRESHMAN YEAR- . . , .Bill Sod? ....Bill Sharp ....Dian+l1a Wollz ...Crayfon Walker Elizabelh McKeever Marina Jean l-liclcle ,Dayfon l-lencerolh ......Tom Boulqer . . .. .Phyllis Engler . . . .Paul Knies ....Jean Nuller ....Jane Walslt Page Eight I ol, ff v Y -The Tom ai FINLEY ARNOTT Fin Acfivifies-Foofball 3, 41 Baslceiball 2, 3, 47 Golf 3, 4: Baseball 3: Spanish Club 3. 41 Presidenf 4. DOROTHY BACHMAN Doi Aciivilies-Girl Reserves 41 Senior Honor Roll 4. Enfer Capifal Universiiy. JAMES BARBEE Jim lCompleTed course in February, l936.l From Soulh High School 2. Aciivilies-German Club 3, 4. BILL BARNES ' From College de S+. Malo, Dinard, France, 3. Adivifies-Glee Club 3, 47 The Pirafes of Penzance , The Milcadoug Track 3, 43 Cap- +ain 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Debaiinq Club 4: Seven Keys 'io Baldpafef' Enfer Ohio Siale Universify. MAE BLAND Acliviiies-Baskeiball l, 2: Volley Ball 2, 3. Enfer Ohio Slale Universiiy. HELEN BLOSE Acfivilies-Volley Ball 2: Torch Slaff 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universiiy. HERMAN BORCHERS Burch Aciivifies-Baseball I, 2, 47 Baslceiball 2, 3, 4 Foofball 2, 3: Track 41 Inframural Baseball Champs 2: German Club 27 Vice-Presidenl' 25 Siude-nl Council 4: Seven Keys To Baldpalef' Enler Capilal Universiiy. THOMAS BOULGER ' Tony Aciivifies-Fooiball 'I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Sludenl' Council 3, 4: Presidenf 4: Nalrional Honor Sociefy. Enier Harvard Universify. 3 1 Q Page Nine l x f l ' 1 12-M V mv- - '-ui.-na' ng -A lil' wk i N i .3 3 A , 4 I 1 .ii 2 f i Q OPC' Girl Reserves I, 2: Laiin Club I, 2. Enier Ohio Siale Universily. EVELYN BRENNING Acliviiies-Girls' Aihlelic Club 41 Spanish Club 2, 3. GEORGE E. BROWNEWELL Brownie Acfiviiies-Glee Club I: Belle oi Barcelona , Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4: Fooiball 3, 4: Baslcefball 2, 3, 41 Baseball 2: Man- ager 3, 47 I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4, Lalin Club I, 21 German Club 3, 4: Sludeni Council 2: Debaiing Club 4. Enier Ohio Slaie Universiiy. MARY MARGET BRUNNER Bruno' Aciivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 4: Belle oi Bar- celona , In 'rhe Garden of 'rhe Shah g The Mikado , Valley Ball 21 Girl Reserves I, 2, Laiin Club I, 2. Enier Dulce Universily, Durham, N. C. CONSTANCE BRYANT Kinky Aciiviiies-Glee Club I, 47 The Belle of Bar- ra ceIona : The Milcadoug Baslceiball I, 2, 3, 4, I Valley Ball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, X Girls' Alhleiic Club I, 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserves ' I, 2, 3, 4: Member-ai-Large 3, Vice-Presi- denl 4: Nafional Honor Socieiy. Enrer Universily oi Michigan. GENE BURGETT Bug Acfiviiies-Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Capiain 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Baslceiball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, - Spanish Club 3, 4g Presiclenl 3. - Enfer Georgia Universiiy. I RUTH CAIN Rufus Aciiviiies-Glee Club I, 4: Belle of Bar- celonawg The MiI4ado 3 Volley Ball 27 Girl , Reserves I3 Spanish Club 3, 43 Vice-Presi- I deni 4. I Enier Ohio Siaie Universiiy. NEAL CAI-IILL Tarzan Aclivilies-Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 3, Inlramural Champs 2, 4: Span- 'f ish Club 33 4. Enier Ohio Siaie Universiiy. Pam' Ten JANE BRADSI-IAW Janie Aciiviiies-Glee Club I, 2: Belle of Bar- celona , In 'rhe Garden of ihe Shah : HERBERT CALLIF Aclivilies-Glee Club 21 In The Garden of Ihe Shahu: Band 23 Drum Maior 3, 43 Foofball I3 Spanish Club 2, 35 Vice-Presi- denl 2. EnI'er Ohio Slale Universily. ROBERT CI-IAN EY Aclivilies-Glee Club I: The Belle of Bar- ceIona q Foolball 2, 31 Baseball 23 Infra- mural Baslcelball Champs 3, 41 Spanish Club 2,31 I-I1-Y I, 2. Enler Denison Universily. PATRICIA CHRISTY From Junclion Cily I-Iiqh School, Junclion Cily, Kansas 4. Aclivilies-Glee Club 41 The Mikado , Girl Reserves 4. Enler Capilal Universify. LILLIAN COHEN Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, The Belle ol Bar- celona , In The Garden of The Shah , Enler Ohio Slale Universily. ELOISE COOK Acfivifies--Girl Reserves 3, 4. Enfer Capifal Universify. GEORGE DECKARD Acfivilies-Spanish Club 2, 3. Enler Ohio Slafe Universify. GRACE EBERT Aciivilies-Glee Club I, 4: The Belle of Bar- celonau: The Mikado , Volley Ball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 41 Varsily B Lei'- Ier 4: Girls' Alhlefic Club 3, 4, Secreiary 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: Lalin Club I. Enfer Capilal Universily. LYLE EESLEY Band I, 2, 3, 4: Track Manag Enfer Ohio Slale Universiry. Acfivifies--Glee Club I, 2: The Belle ol Bar- ceIona : In The Garden of The Shahuq er I. -H19 TOPC T I3-aff' Zfx 'lylf Bob Pal Cookie Deck ..EaSy., 62114. 9.4 L.,-7 Page Eleven ii. f . CQ I i 3 I I I Ti.. TOP.: - PHYLLIS ENGLER Felix Acfivilies-Lalin Club l, 2, 3, 4: Secrefary 3: Girl Reserves l, 2: Sfudenl Council 3: Sec- refary 3: Homecoming Queen 4: Torch Sfalf 4. Enler Ohio Sfafe Universify. CLEMENT ERLENBACH Nu'H'y Acfivihes-Golf 2, 3, 4: Baskefball 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: All-Cenfral Buckeye Bas- kefball Team 4. Enfer Ohio Sfale Universify. JAMES FEUSTEL Jimmy Adivifies-Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 3, 4: Ger- man Club 2, 3. KENNETH EROMM Kenny Aclivifies-Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4: Bancl l, 2, 3, 4. En+er Capilal Universily. HELEN FULLER lComple1'ed course in February, l936.l From Pensacola High School, Pensacola, Fla. 4. Aclivilies-Glee Club 4: The Mikado. Enferecl Ohio Slafe Universily. JAMES GILL Jimmy Acfivifies-Glee Club I, 2: The Belle of Bar- celona : ln'rhe Garden ofihe Shahu: Track4: lnframural Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Torch Sfafl 3, 4. Enler Capilal Universily. Y YQ 1 X N DON M. HAMILTON Jr. Munce Adivifies-Band l: Orchesfra I: Foorball 2. 3. 4: Baskefball 2, 3: Baseball 4: Track 4: Swimming 4: lnlramural Baskefball Champs 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Enler Greenbrier Academy. CALVIN HAMRICK Cal 'ef Ci Aclivilies-Spanish Club 2, 3. Enler Ohio Sfale Universify. Page Twelve Y v 'The TOPC vmesnm HARMON 'rearing' Aclivilies--Glee Club I, 2, 4, IThe Belle ol Barcelona , ln 'Ihe Garden of lhe Shah , The Mikado , Varsily B Lefler 3, Girls' Alhlefic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4, Girl Reserves I, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, De- baling Club 4, Torch Sfall 3, 4, Senior Honor Roll, Volley Ball I, 2, 3, Baslrelball l, 2, 3, 4. Enier Ohio Slale Universily. MERWYN HATCH Merrie Aclivilies-Baseball 3, 4, Foolball 4, Baslcelball 4, Swimming 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Secre- lary 3. MARGARET HAYES Marg Aclivilies--Volley Ball 3, LaI'in Club I, 2, Girl Reserves I, 2, Girls' Afhlelic Club 2. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. DAYTON HENCEROTH DaIie Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, The Belle of Barcelona , In The Garden of lhe Shah , Pirafes ol Penzance , The Mikado , Band I, 2, 3, Orcheslra I, 2, Foolball 3, 4, Bas- Icelball 2, 3, 4, Traclc 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Presidenl 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Class Presi- denl 2, Sludem' Council 3, 4, Torch Slalri 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. EILEEN HENNEY Aggie Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, The Belle ol Barcelona , In lhe Garden of 'Ihe Shah , The Pirales of Penzance , The Mikado , Girls' Alhlefic Club 2, Girl Reserves I, 2, Lalin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Class Poel, Torch Slall I, 2, 3, 4, Assislanl' Eclilor 4. Enfer Ohio Slale Universily. MARTHA JEAN HICKLE Marry Aclivifies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, The Belle ol: Barcelona , In The Garden of Ihe Shah , PiraIes of Penzance , The Mikado , Lalin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 3, Girl Reserves I, 2, Secrelary oi Class 3, Slucleni Council 2, 4, Vicealnresidenl 4, Senior Honor Roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. Enler Ohio Slale Universilv. FRANCIS C. HIGGINS Frannie Allended Norlh High School, Columbus 3. Acfiviiies-Glee Club I, 2, The Toreadors , The Belle of Barcelona , Drum Major 3, Bancl I, 2, Baseball I, Baslcelball 2. Enler College ol: Osfeopalhy, Kirlcsville, Missouri. JOHN HILLS Johnnie From Norlh High School, Columbus, Ohio 4. Aclivilies-Hi-Y 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. Page Tlzirteen I yJ.J 4 '-l-he-I-OPC f nm-V--W LOUISE HOWELL LowiZie Aclivilies--Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: The Belle of Barcelona : In The Garclen of Ihe Shah : PiraIes ol Penzance : The Mikado : Bas- Icelball I, 2, 3, 4: Varsily Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2: Girl Re- serves I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Alhlelic Club 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Varsily B Lefler 3. Enler Complomeler School. JANE ISALY Aclivilies--Glee Club I, 2: The Belle of Bar- ceIona : In lhe Garden of lhe Shah : Volley Ball I, 2: Baslcelball I. 2: Girl Re- serves I: Lalin Club I. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. RUSSELL JOSEPH JiII'erbug Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2: The Belle of Bar- celona : In 'rhe Garden of lhe Shah : Tennis 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Track 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. Enler Denison Universily. RUTH KALISH Rul'hie Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2: The Belle of Bar- celona : ln The Garden of lhe Shah : Girl Reserves I, 2, 4: Girls' Alhlelic Club 3, 4: German Club 3, 4. Enler Ohio Slaie Universily. JEANNE KIENZLE KienZy Aclivilies--Glee Club I: The Belle of Barcea lona : Girl Reserves I: Lalin Club I, 2. Enler Lake Erie College. PAUL KNIES PK Aclivifies-Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra 4: Fool- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Lalin Club 2: De- bafing Club 4: Presidenf 4: Class Presidenf I: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociely. Enler Ohio Slale Universify. MARTHA JANE KOCH Cookie Aclivilies-Glee Club I: The Belle of Bar- ceIona : Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball I, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Alhlelic Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Re- serves I, 2, 3, 4: Program Chairman 4: Torch Slalf 3, 4: Senior Honor Roll: Na- Iional Honor Sociely. Enler Ohio Sfale Universily. ELIZABETH KREACHBAUM Lizzie A 'vilies-Girls' Afhlelic Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: German Club 3, 4: Vice-Presiclenl' 4. Enfer While Cross School of Nursing. Page Fourteen Y-fe vvvvv H--we '- - 'T QTOPC JACK LAMBRECHT Aclivilies-Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Ballroom Band 3, German Club 2, 3, I-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Sludenl' Council 2. Enler Ohio Sfale Universily. MARJORIE LANDRUM Mari Acfivifies-Glee Club I, 2, The Belle of Bar- celona , ln 'Ihe Garden of 'lhe Shah , Bas- lcelball I, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball I, 2, 3: Girls Alhlelic Club 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 3, Girl Re- serves I, 2, 3, 4, Member-af-Large 4, Ger- man Club 2, 3. , Enrer Miami Universily. Joi-IN LINVILLE Hpokeyi Aclivilies-l-li-Y 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 42. Torch S'IaH: 4. Enler Ohio Sfale Universily. t ROBERT LIVINGSTON Bob Aclivifies-Glee Club l. 3, The Belle of BQ-4 celona , Piral'es of Penzance , Lafin Club 2 3' Senior I-lonor Roll Enfer Capilal Universilyl BILL MACDONALD Mahdi Aclivilies-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, The Belle ofw Barcelona , ln 'Ihe Garden ol The Shah , Pira+es of Penzance , The Mikado , Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Secrelary 4, Lalin Club I, 2, Torch Sfalf 4, Aclverlising Man- ager 4, Seven Keys To Baldpa+e. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. N DOROTHY MACKLIN Dol Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, The Belle of Bar- celona , ln The Garden of Ihe Shah , Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4. f Enler Ol3Hce Training School. Q ART MAGNUSON Maggie Y Aclivilies-Glee Club I, The Belle of Barce- Iona , Band I, 2, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Lalin Club li Torch Slafl 4. Enler College of Osleopalhy, Kirlcsville, Mo. KATHRYN MAYER Kay Aclivilies-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, The Belle of Barcelona , ln 'rhe Garden of 'rhe Shah , PiraIes of Penzance , The Mikado , Girls' Alhlelic Club 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3. Treasurer 4, Baslcelball l, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball I, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Lalin Club 2, German Club 3, 4, Secrelary 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinel' 2, 3, 4, Torch Slafl 3, 4, Seven Keys lo Baldpalef' Enrer Capilal Universily. Page Fifteen V' I L x u L N vvvvvvvvv The Tom Y UK Q was Y ELIZABETH MCKEEVER Babs Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: The Belle ol Barcelona : ln Ihe Garden ol The Shah : PiraIes of Penzance : The Milcado : Valley Ball I, 2: Baslcelball I, 2: Lalin Club I, 2: Girl Reserves I, 2: Girls' Alhlelic Club 2, 3: Vice-Presidenl of Class 3. Enler Wes+ern Universily. GEORGE MILLER G. Carpenleru Aclivifies--Glee Club I, 2, 3. 4: The Belle of Barcelona : ln Ihe Garden of 'rhe Shah : Pirales ol Penzance : The MiIcado : Band I, 2: Orcheslra I, 2: Foolball 3, 4: Baseball Manager 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: German Club 3, 4: Torch Slaff 3, 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. From Shorlridge High School, Indianapolis 2. Ac lvllles-Glee Club 3, 4: Pirales of Penz- BOB MINOR +. .. K ance The MiI:ado : Foolball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3 4 German Club 3, 4: Torch Slafl 3, 4: As- soclale Edilor 4: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociely: Seven Keys 'ro Baldpaleu: Eirsl prize lealure slory, Columbia Scholaslic Press Associa'rion:Third prize Iealure slory, Journalism Associalion ol Ohio Schools. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. CHARLES MORRIS Chuck From Universily High School 3, ' Aclivilies-Swimming 4. L ,,,V Enler Miami Universily. ,I I 'MARGARET MUNK L Aclivifies-Girl Reserves I. 3, 4: Spanish I Club 3, 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. PAUL MYERS Shar g Aclivifies-Eoolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: I-li-Y 2, 3, 4: Vice-Presidenl 4. Enler OliveI4Michigan Universify. TRAVERS NELSON Trav Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 3: In I'he Garden of Ihe Shah : The, Milcadong German Club 2, 3: Sludenf Council 2, 3: Secrelary- Treasurer 3. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. BETTY NEUTZLING Aclivilies-Glee Club 2, 4: In The Garden of , 'rhe Shah : The MiIcado : Baslcelball I, 2, 5 3, 4: Varsily 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball I, 2: Base- I ball I, 2, 3: Girls' Alhlelic Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. I Enler Complomeler School. V X Page Sixteen N JEANNE NUTTER 'Acfivilies-Glee Club Ig The Belle Iona , Girl Reserves I, 25 Lalin Club I. 2. 3, 4: Presiclenl 47 Torch Slafl 43 Vice-Presidenl of Class Ig Senior Honor Roll. Enfer Wellesley Universily. T QTQPC F Barney of Barce- GEORGE OFFENBERG Archibald ' Ac?ivi+ies-Band I, 2, 35 I-Ii-Y 3, 4, Lalin Club I, 2, Spanish Club 31 Torch Sfafl 4. - Enler Ohio Srafe Universily. .. . .fi EVA PAUL Posief Aclivilies-Girl Reserves 3, 4. ,X Enler Capilal Universifv. ff III! HELEN PETTY ff Ac+ivi+ieswGirIs' A+hle+ic Club! 2, 3, 4, em Reserves I, 2, 31 Spanish' Club 3, 4: Lafin Club I. Enler Ohio Sfale Universily. ERWIN PETZINGER Pefzy Aclivifies-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 3, 4: German Club 3. Enler Capilal Universi'I'y. RUTH PICKERING Pickle Acfivifies-Glee Club I, 2, 4: The Belle ol Barcelona , In The Garden of The Shah 1 The Milcadoui Baslcelball 2: Lalin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship 'ro Columbus Ar? School 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. DICK PRICER Dick Aclivilies-Lalin Club I, 27 I-Ii-Y 3, 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universify. GEORGE REIGI-IT Bud Aciivilies-Band I, 2, 3, 43 Orcheslra 3, 47 I-li-Y 4: Seven Keys To Baldpalef' Enler Ca pilal U niversily. ix Page 5'ef'cuteen Qi I Q XX Fx I OPC ' BETTE RIPPLE AcTiviTies-Glee Club 4: The MiIcado : Girls' AThIeTic Club I, 2, 3, 4: VarsiTy 'B LeTTer 3: BasIceTbaIl I, 2, 3, 4: Manager 3, 4: VarsiTy I, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2. EnTer Bliss Business College. LLOYD RILEY Junior AcTiviTies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: The Belle OT BarceIona : In The Garden of The Shah : PiraTes OT PenZance : The Milcado : Band I, 2, 3, 4: OrchesTra I, 2, 3: FooTball 3, 4: Track Manager 2: AssisTanT Manager I: Hi-Y 3, 4: LaTin Club I: Torch STaTT 4: CircuIaTion Manager 4. EnTer Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. MIRIAM ROSENTHAL Mimi AcTiviTies--Glee Club I, 2: The Belle of Barce' Iona : In The Garden cT The Shah : Volley Ball I: BasIceTbaIl 2: LaTin Club I: Spanish Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves I, 2. EnTer Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. GEORGE ROWE Georgie From Deland High School, Deland, Fla., 3. AcTiviTies-Torch STaTF 4. EnTer Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. JEANNE RUI-IL Jeanie AcTiviTies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: The Belle of BarceIona : In The Garden of The Shah : PiraTes of PenZance :: The MIIcaclo : Girls' AThIeTic Club I, 2, 3: BaslceTball 2, 3, 4: Vol Ieyball I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: PresidenT 2. EnTer Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. IRENE RUTH AcTiviTies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: The Belle OT BarceIona : ln The Garden oT The Shah : PiraTes of Penzance : The MilcacIo : Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 4. EnTer Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. JIM RUTHERFORD RuTh AcTiviTies-Glee Club I, 2, 3: The Belle of Barcelona : In The Garden OT The Shah : PiraTes OT Penzance : FooTbaII Manager 4: AssisTanT Manager 3: LaTin Club I, 2, 3: Treasurer 2: Vice-PresidenT 3: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: PresidenT 4: Torch STaTf 3, 4: Business Man- ager 4. EnTer Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. GAIL SCI-IEIBEL Tompkins AcTiviTies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: The Belle OT Barcelona : ln The Garden oT The Shah : PiraTes oT Penzance : The Mikado : Girls' AThleTic Club 2, 3, 4: Basl4eTbaII I, 2, 3: Vol- Ieyball I, 2, 3: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Pub- IiciTy Chairman 3: German Club 3, 4: Senior I-lonor Roll: NaTionaI Honor SocieTy: Seven Keys To BaIcIpaTe. EnTer Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. Page Eighteen 11. ,,Q.La.,, W-.---Tl1eT0vc ELSIE SCI-IIEFER Aclivifies-Glee Club I, 4: The Belle ol Barce- Iona : The MiIcado : Girls' Alhlelic Club I, 2, 3, 4: Vice-Presiclenl 3: Presiclenl 4: Var- sily B Leller 3: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Cabinel 3: Torch Slafl 2, 3, 4: Debaling Club 4: Secrelary-Treasurer 4: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociely: Seven Keys io Baldpalef' W Enler Business College. TED SCHMUECKLE Scl'imeuCl4 Aclivilies-Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. ALBERT SCHNEIDER Mayor Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 4: The Belle of Barce- Iona : The Milcadou: Bancl I, 2, 3, 4: Ger- man Club 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Sludenl Council 2: Seven Keys Io Baldpalef' Enler Capilal Universily. WILLIAM C. SHARP Cleveland Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 3: The Belle of Barcelonau: ln 'rhe Garden of Ihe Shah : PlraI'es ol Penzanceu: Foolball Manager 2, 3: Debaling Club 4: Vice-Presidenl of Class 4: Seven Keys Io Balclpalef' Enler Ohio Slale Universily. LLOYD SHUPE Shupie Aclivilies-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Baseball Manager 3: German Club 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 4. Enler Capilal Universily. FAHN SILBERSTEIN Minnie Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 4: The Belle ol Barcelona : In Ihe Garden of Ihe Shah : The Milradon: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Cab- inel' 3: Sfudenl Council 3: Torch Slalzli 41 Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociely: Salulalorian. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. BILL SODT Soapie Aclivifies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: The Belle of Barcelonan: In The Garden of Ihe Shah : PlraIes ol Penzancen: The MiIcacIo : Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Baslcel- ball Manager 3: German Club 2, 3: Presiclenl 3: Debaling Club 4: Presiclenl' of Class 4: Slu- denl Council 3: Torch Slall 3, 4: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociely. Enler Capilal Universily. BOB STEVENS S+evie Acfivilies--Glee Club I, 4: The Belle ol: Barce- Iona : The Milcaclo : Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra I: Assisfanl' Traclc Manager 2: Lalin Club I, 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Torch Slall 2, 3, 4: Assislanl Edilor 3: Edilor 4: Firsl prize edilorial 3, Second prize and honorable menlion 4, Journalism Associalion ol: Ohio Schools: Debale Club 4: Vice-Presidenl' 4: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociely: Seven Keys 'Io Baldpafef' Enler Ohio Slale Universily. . . :I ,W AMY H , The -I-orc ' Y ORLETA SWACKHAMER Swish Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 4, The Belle of BarceIona , In 'rhe Garden of 'rhe Shah , The Mikado , Baskelball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Girls' Alhlelic Club, 2, 3, 4, Senior Adviser 4, Varsiiy B Leiler 3, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Cabiner I, 2, 4, Torch Slafl: 4, Senior Honor Roll, Nalional Honor Socieryg Valedicforian. Enfer Capilal Universily. RAY TEEGARDIN Tee Acrivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, The Belle of Barcelona , In ihe Garden of Ihe Shah , Pirales of Penzance , The Mikado , Fooi- ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3.4, Capiain 4, Track 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Sludenl' Council 4. Enler Ohio Universily. CRAYTON WALKER Rush Aciiviiies-Glee Club I, 3, 4, The Belle ol BarceIona , PiraIes of Penzance , The Mi- kado , Fooiball Manager 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Lalin Club I, 2, German Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3. 4, Srudenl Council 2, Presidenr of Class 3, Seven Keys +o BaIdpa+e. ' Enler Denison Universily. JANE WALSH Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 4, The Belle of Barcelona , In 'the Garden of lhe Shah , The Mikado , Volleyball I, 2, 3, Caplain I, 2, Baskelball I, 2, 3, Caplain I, 2, Baseball 2, 3, Girls' Alhlelic Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Varsiiy B Leller 3, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Presideni 4, Program Chairman 3, Secre- 'rary 2, Secrelary-Treasurer-o'I: CIass-I, AI- 'lendani 'ro Oueen 4, Torch Slaff I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Honor Roll, Nalional Honor Sociely, Seven Keys 'Io Baldpalef' Enier Ohio Slale Universily. ALICE WHEATON WheaIie cliviiies s Alhleiic Club I, 2, 3. 3 n'Ier Ohio Sfale Universily. BETTY WHITEHEAD Peaches Acfivilies-Baskefball I, 2, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Girls' Aihlefic Club I, 3, Vice-Presidenl 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, Lalin Club I, 2, Debafing Club 3, Torch Slaili I, 2, 3, Associafe Edilor 2, 3, Senior Honor Roll, Nafional Honor Sociely. Enrer Mills College, California. DIANTHA VVOLTZ Dee Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, The Belle ol Barcelona , ln The Garden of lhe Shaw , Piral'es of Penzance , The Mikado , Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary-Treasurer of Class 4, Torch Slafi 4, Senior Honor Roll, Na- Tional Honor Sociely. Enier Ohio Sla'Ie Universiiy. MOOIE WON6 From Bronx Induslrial High School for Girls, New York 3. Aciiviiies-Girl Reserves 3, 4. Enler Ohio Siale Universily. Page Twenty H'-l-he TOFC MARJORIE E. YUNKER Marg From Roosevelt High School, Minneapolis, Minn. Enter Columbus Art School. ROBERT BAILEY Ho+s Activities--Glee Clubil, fi, 31 The Belle of Barcelona , In The Garden of The Shah : The Pirates of Penzanceuq Baskelball 2, 3, 47 Captain 4: Baseball 3, 4: Track 45 Fooiball 43 ln+ramural Baseball Champs 2. ZAVID GROSVENOR Mis'iofer G. Acfivilies-Band 3, 4, Orchesira 4: Swimming 3, 41 Spanish Club 3, 4. Enier Capital Universiiy. LAWRENCE ESSIG Wirnpy lWill receive diploma af end of summer ses- sion.l Acfivilies--Football 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 47 l-li-Y 45 Sludenl' Council 3. Enter Miami University. PAUL WRIGHT Coconar Activities-Spanish Club 2, 31 Secrelary 2. Enfer Ohio Slale Universiiy. HAROLD WALKER l e0O.e0O From Classer High School, Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma 3. Acfivilies-Band 4. Enter Ohio Stale University. - Class flower-lea rose. Class colors-blue and silver. Class mofio- S0 depart that daily thou mayest better serve thy fellow men, thy country, and thy God. Page Twenty-om 'iw'-'TT 1 l J M TLQTOPC - COMMENCEMENT WEEK Sunday. June 7 ,.... ............................. ..... B a ccalaureale Service Sermon, Rev. OH'o Eberi Tuesday. June 9, and Wednesday, June I0 ..,......,.......,. .... S enior Play Seven Keys 'lo Baldpa+e Thursday, June ll ... .. .. ..... Commencement COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional March-Grand March from Aida lVerdil .... .... H igh School Orchesfru lnvoca'rion..... ........ . ..... The Linden Tree lSchuber'rl , . .. Oraiion, Bexley High School .... Oraiion, Social Service ......,.... Granl Us 'ro Do wilh Zeal lBachl. Class Oraiion. Our Cons'ri+u+ion .. Rev. Thomas Donaldson ....Girls' Trio-Elizabeih McKeever, Mariha Jean Hickle. Kaihryn Mayer Orleia Swaclchamer Fahn Silbersfein William MacDonald, William Sodf, Lloyd Seleciion from Fausi lGounodl ..... .......... Class Address, Educa'iion's Challenge Class Song ....... . . ..... . . Awarding of Prizes .... Preseniaiion of Diplomas.. Benediciion .........., Music lseleciedl .... .. . .Clare E. Cook, Pres. Riley, Alberi Schneider Thomas Boulger .High School Orchesfra .. .... Chief Jusiice Carl V. Weyqandl' ... . . . . .Senior Chorus .Principal R. E. Kessler of Board of Educafion Dr. Donald H. Tappan High School Orchesira Pagc 7iu'enty-two 'Y'-H18 TOPC ' SENIOR AWARDS First Honor Student ...........,....,.......4.,............ Orleta Swaclchamer Name on Scholarship Cup Set of books presented annually by Jrhe Bexley P.-T. A. English .........................,........................ Orleta Swackhamer Set of books presented by Mr. Simon Lazarus Mathematics ....,..,..................................... Name on Mathematics Cup Latin .... ........................... ..... Name on Latin Cup Athletics .... ..,...................... Name on Athletic Cup CLASS SONG hVhen the wil of time has shadowed The eyes of memory, Our hearts renew The friendships true That lie in reverie. Then the heartaches long forgotten Live in bitter-sweetened tears, And the hopes we kept O'er our sorrows swept Down through the years. Yet we know the friends we'1Je made W'ill forever be on aid 'Goinst the weary hours of loneliness to beg Though we meet no more Still in 11ZE?71L,1'jYiS store They will cheer its constantly, ....Paul Knies William Sod? ,..,Paul Myers Elizabeth McKeever. Bob Minor. Page Twenty-three vvnvvv-Hvmw---I-heTom: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF '36 THE following documenf, duly signed and sealed by fhe class of I936, is hereby reproduced in full: fhereby expressing fhe Iasf wishes and senfimenfs of fhaf honored body, fo wif: We, fhe class of '36, being of unaccounfably sane mind and body, do hereby declare and ordain our lasf wishes in fhis, our will. We do besfow herein, fhe fradi- fional firsf floor corridor wesf lockers fo fhe class of '37, Ilf anyone finds a green four-inch pencil herein, please remif fo Chuck Morris.I We do donafe our liffle brass home room fags fo fhe Bafh Club, in case fhey ever go info fhe suif renfal line. , We do bequeafh our ioinf penknife fo our dear friend, Mr. Tipfon, fo lend fo such fhoughfless seniors as choke fhe pencil sharpeners wifh mufilafed half-inch sfubs. We do remif fo Miss Hamann, globe-froffer, our favorife ear-muffs fo reduce lfor her sakel home room bedlam. We do imparf fo Miss Selbach, a box of pencils for fhe exclusive use of edifors only. We do surrender our crude haircufs lfuzz-nog sfylel fo Mr. Schachf. We hope he appreciafes our fhoughffulness. We do cede fo Miss Fuge fwo copies of every book fo relieve her of fhe neces- sify of sfanding af fhe library door en garde. We do granf fo Mrs. Brighfman a sfable of ponies fo donafe fo Lafin sfudenfs who have been forced fo borrow fhem herefofore. We do ordain fhaf Miss Thomas shall receive fhe Iafesf volume on fhe exposure of forgery. 'Nuff said. We do donafe fo Miss Mullins an absolufe necessify-fhree new exifs for fhe music room sfage. Several members of fhe dear deparfed have requesfed a few personal donafions: I, George Offenberg, will my remaining I43 defenfions fo Phyllis Sfacy: 'she has none now and shows nof fhe leasf promise for fhe fufure. I, Francis Higgins, granf my claim fo Kay Hunfingfon's affecfions fo anyone who can do beffer fhan I. I, Orlefa Swackhamer, imparf my fhree and seven-eighfhs inch name fo Rufh Wolfe. Her name could sfand a liffle lengfhening. I, William Barnes, besfow my French anecdofes fo Roberf Sfarfzman, providing he fells no more Lifhuanian sfories. I, Phyllis Engler, granf sevenfeen wilfed corsages and fourfeen broken dafes fo any promising candidafe. I, John Hills, bequeafh my birfhday fie, fhe red one wifh yellow blofches, fo Dick Price fo harmonize wifh fhaf plaid shirf he wears-and wearsl I, Eileen Henney, leave fo all who wish fo deparf from boring home room periods fhe sysfem of parking one's car in fronf of fhe fruck driveway. I, Roberf Sfevens, hand down my permanenf hall permif for Torch work fo Bob Young lcourfesy of Miss Hamannl. I, Arfhur Magnuson, presenf my baskefball shoes fo my brofher William. They Iasfed four years and should be good for four more. I, Bob Chaney, pass on my sysfem of giving flowers fo my fond mofher-on her charge accounf. IAround firsf of fhe monfh, fhis will succeed excepfionally weII.I I, your scribe, do will fhis fask nexf year fo whomever ye ed can cafch. Dufifully signed, Presidenf-Bill Sodf Vice Presidenf-Bill Sharp Secrefary-Dianfha Wolfz I'll Be Torcherin' You-- Page Twenty-four ---The Tore CLASS PROPHECY HIS is sTaTiOn WBEX, The Linville AnTisepTic Company, manuTacTurers OT The hair TTOnic Tamiliar To you by iTs slogan, Long and LusTrOus Locks. We are brOadcasT- ing over The WrighT-Deckard neTwOrk Trom our sTudiOs aTOp The RuTherTord Brokerage Building. We now Take you To Bexley High School where our special announcers Bill Barnes and Bill Sharp will bring you an accounT OT The reunion OT The class OT l936. Your announcer has been Dick Pricer. Take iT away, Bills. Good aTTernOon, ladies and genTlemen. We are speaking TO you Trom The lobby OT Bexley High School where are gaThered numerous personaliTies Tarniliar To our naTional audience celebraTing The TiTTeenTh anniversary OT Their graduaTion Trom These porTals. The lilTing melody in The background is The Theme OT ScaT Joseph and His Mel- lowdiers wiTh Caliph CalliT doing The vocals. And speaking OT vocals, Two oT This seasOn's MeTropOliTan sTars have iusT arrived, William MacDonald and Mrs. DayTon HenceroTh, The Torrner ElizabeTh McKeever. Mr. HenceroTh, we undersTand, was delayed in New York because OT lasT-minuTe schedule diTTiculTies in The Combined ArTisTe OrganizaTiOn' OT which he is presidenT. In The naTure OT a scoop he has permiTTed us To announce ThaT Miss Jane Walsh is reTurning To America nexT Tall aTTer a successTul world Tour in her adagio number. She will appear aT The Chaney TheaTre in New York along wiTh The premiere OT Bob Minor's characTerizaTiOn OT his laTesT novel. Minor has iusT enTered wiTh Lloyd Riley, The screen's ace bariTOne and Jeanne Ruhl, HollywOod's laTesT Tind. Speaking OT The screen, Mernie HaTch on The LivingsTon LoTus LoTiOn program, HaTch's SnaTches announced lasT nighT ThaT The new Grosvenor Three-dimensional screen will be insTalled in mosT OT The naTion's leading TheaTres beTOre nexT January. On The sTages OT The same chain, you will soon be seeing Gail Scheibel's laTesT oper- eTTa, HollyhOck, which goes on The road This season under Herman Borchers' man- agemenT. Miss Scheibel and Borchers Tlew in Today wiTh Miss BeTTy WhiTehead, The naTion's leading aviaTrix and NaTional Girl ScOuT MasTer. BeTTy has Told us ThaT on her recenT round-The-world TIigh+ she meT Irene RuTh in The Gobi DeserT. Miss RuTh is planning a lecTure Tour when she reTurns To The STaTes. Sponsoring her engagemenT in Columbus will be Mrs. Charles Morris, Jane lsaly aT Bexley High, who wedded The prominenT caricaTurisT in 1943. You know, OT course, ThaT Mr. Morris illusTraTes Bob STevens' daily New York column. Mr. STevens recenTly announced ThaT Miss Eileen Henney, auThOr OT The laTesT Book OT The MOnTh, is now enTerTaining Miss RuTh Cain, prominenT socialiTe eques- Trienne, and Miss Alice WheaTon, Tamous dog Tancier. Miss Henney's award was announced lasT week by Miriam RosenThal, presidenT OT The Book OT The MOnTh club. Miss RosenThal is here Today, and we see her chaTTing wiTh Two OT The naTion's beTTer-known edu,caTOrs-Dr. OrleTa Swackhamer, Ph.D., OT The Horace Mann School in New York, and Marjorie Landrum, M.A., OT The Helene PeTTi School in Massachu- seTTs. By The way, KaThryn Mayer is The dramaTics coach and Jane Bradshaw super- visor OT The primary deparTmenT aT The laTTer exclusive esTablishmenT. Also in an educaTional line are PresidenT Knies OT Ohio STaTe and Presideni' Shupe OT CapiTal UniversiTy, discussing, aT The presenT. ProTessOr FrOmm's Theory on The relaTiviTy OT The universe. Along wiTh Dr. Knies are his secreTary, BeTTy RiTTle, The new swimming insTrucTress, ConsTance BryanT, and Coach Myers, who Turned ouT The cream OT The Big Ten crop lasT year. AnOTher celebraTed swimmer here Today is George Brownewell, who broke The hundred-yard Tree-sTyle record in The Olympics lasT year. He is cOmpleTing plans Tor Page Twenty-five mTl1eTovc v The dedicaTion OT Bexley's new aquaTorium This aTTernoon, aT which he will preside wiTh The assisTance oT several luminaries oT The sporT world Trom The class oT '36. WresTling is ably represenTed by Don l-lamilTon, world's heavyweighT champion. Ray Teegardin and Bob Bailey, who were insTrumenTal in bringing The world's cham- pionship To The DeTroiT Tigers Tor The TirsT Time in sixTeen years, are reminiscing wiTh Neal Cahill and Gene BurgeTT of The Chicago Bears who sTarred in Bexley TooTball in '36. ClemenT Erlenbach. pro aT The Los Angeles SanTa Monica CounTry club, has made a special Trip here To join The celebraTion. Special arrangemenTs have been made Tor The aTTernoon wiTh PaTricia ChrisTie's PanTrieTTe To Turnish reTreshmenTs, and she has ouTTiTTed a liTTle Tea shop in a corner of The lobby here. Miss ChrisTie, by The way, is assisTed in The PanTrieTTe by Lillian Cohen who acTs as dieTiTian. Phyllis Engler, Marg l-layes, and Mary MargeT Brunner are evidenTly discuss- ing The business oT Their chain oT Trock shops aT a nearby Table: Miss Brunner is Their Tashion designer and responsible Tor Their chic sTyles, Miss Hayes is Their Paris buyer. and Miss Engler general manager. Also Tea-ed up are Evelyn Brenning, Eloise Cook, and Mae Bland, who have apparenTly succeeded in Their New York beauTy salon. Grace EberT, local milliner, DianTha WolTz, proprieTor oT her own TlorisT shop, and MargareT Munk, imporTer oT Turs, have TorgoTTen business Tor The aTTernoon and have ioined The Tea-ToTalers. You can probably hear The Tlurry oT exciTemenT caused by The arrival of Gov- ernor Schneider oT Ohio accompanied by JusTice John Dupre l-lills OT The sTaTe Su- preme CourT. Two graduaTes, now members of Governor Schneider's cabineT, are in aTTendance-George ReighT, commissioner oT aeronauTics, and James Barbee. sTaTe Treasurer. Also in poliTics Trom The class oT '36 are Thomas Boulger, lawyer Tor The C. O. Walker adverTising agency. who is now conTemplaTing a campaign Tor aTTorney- general oT Pennsylvania and MarTha Jean l-lickle, running Tor re-elecTion To Congress. She is here This aTTernoon wiTh her secreTary, DoroThy Macklin. Miss l-lickle has received subsTanTial supporT Trom Lawrence Essig, poliTical wriTer Tor The Cleveland Plain Dealer, here Today wiTh several oT his colleagues: Miss Jeanne NuTTer who wriTes For The Four Hundred Tashion noTes, DoroThy Bachman, socieTy ediTor oT The Plain Dealer. and Louise Howell, TeaTure wriTer Tor The Chi- cago Daily News. Ted Schmueckle. UniTed Press phoTographer, is camera-ing Today's celebriTies Tor Tomorrow's papers. The Tlash oT gold braid and brass buTTons has iusT caughT our eye meaning ThaT Col. Francis l-liggins oT The U. S. Engineering Corps has arrived. WiTh him is Lyle Eesley, TacTory manager Tor STudebaker MoTors. BeTTy NeuTzling, incidenTally, is secreTary To The presidenT oT The same Tirm. Speaking oT braids and buTTons. we see Miss l-lelen Blose of The Kabie-Kay KosTumers and Marjorie Yunker, who is newly oT Their sTaTF oT designers, discussing The new Trend in sTage cosTumes as Typified by RuTh Pickering's skeTches Tor W. F. Ar- noTT's TuT SuiTe adverTisemenTs. You will remember Miss Blose's associaTes as Jeanne Kienzle and MarTha Jane Koch. Dr. George C. Miller has iusT inTorrned us ThaT Calvin l-lamrick, who was severely iniured in The coasT-To-coasT moTorcycle races Three weeks ago, is rapidly recovering under The care oT ElizabeTh Kreachbaum aT The Mayo Clinic. Dr. Miller seT The med- fC0'ntinued on page 50.j Page Twenty-six HE MIKADOH T THE COURT OF TIIQ-Tom f H FirsT row, IeTT To righT: MarTha Jane Koch. OrIeTa Swaclchamer, ConsTance BryanT, BeTTy WhiTe- head, Gail Scheibel, Jane Walsh, DianTha WolTz, Elsie SchieTer. Second row: MarTha Jean Hiclcle, Bob Minor, William SodT, Paul Knies, Tom Boulger, Bolo STevens, Fahri SilbersTein. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HERE were TiTTeen members oT The senior class oT I936 selecTed Tor membership in The Bexley ChapTer oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy This year. The obiecT oT The organizaTion is: To creaTe enThusiasm Tor scholarship: To sTimuIaTe a desire To render service: To promoTe worThy leadership, and To encourage The deveIopmenT of char- acTer in pupils of Bexley High School. Membership is based on Tour Things: Scholarship, service, leadership, and char- acTer. The members are seIecTed Trom The upper Third oT Their class in scholarship, and TiTTeen per cenT of The senior class may be admiTTed each year. SENIOR HONOR ROLL The sTudenTs on The Senior Honor Roll, or The eighTeen sTudenTs who received an average oT A or above in Their Tour years oT high school work, are: OrIeTa Swaclchamer. Fahn SilbersTein. . ., Jane Walsh ..... RoberT Minor.. Elsie SchieTer .... Gail Scheibel .... William SodT ...... Paul Knies. ....,.. . Mai-Tha Jean Hiclcle. .. .. . 97.46 . 97.II . 96.93 . 96.50 . 95.68 . 94.47 . 94.36 . 94.I3 . 93.83 DianTha Wolfz ...,........,... ... MarTha Jane Koch ..... BeTTy WhiTehead ..... ... RoberT LivingsTon.. ... RoberT STevens.. Virginia Harmon. .. ... DoroThy Bachman.. ... Jeanne NuTTer, .. Helen Fuller., .. 93.00 92.82 92.00 9 I .33 90.96 90.93 90.85 90.34 90. I 6 Page Twenty-eiglzt WTLQTOPQ H Firsi row, lefi' 'lo righi: Herman Borchers, Gail Scheibel, Elsie Schiefer, Karhryn Mayer, Jane Walsh, Bill MacDonald. Second row: George Reighf, Bolo Minor, All:-erf Schneider, Crayfon Wallcer, Bill Barnes, Bill Sharp, Bob Srevens. Elijah Quimby. .. Mrs. Quimby .... William Hallowell Magee.. John Bland ...,.... ..... Mary Norfon. .. Mrs. Rhodes. .. Pefers .......... . Myra Thornhill... Lou Max ....... Jim Carqan .... Thomas Hayden.. Jiqgs Kennedy. .. SENIOR CLASS PLAY SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE By GEORGE M. comin Direaed by Miss BERNICE I. Muiuns CAST OF CHARACTERS lln order of iheir appearancel The Owner of Baldpaie. . . .,.........,......... . Presenied in The High School, June 9, IO. .Crayron Walker ...Gail Scheibel . ..... Bob Minor ......Bill Barnes ...Elsie Schiefer ..........Jane Walsh Herma n Borchers .....Ka1'hryn Mayer .George Reighf Alberl Schneider .... .Bill MacDonald . .. .. .Bill Sharp . . . .Bob Sfevens Page Twenty-nine -I-I'IQ TOPC ' l. Eirsl' row, lell +o righlz Elsie Schieler, Bob Minor, Eileen Henney, Bob Slevens, Berry Whilehead. Second row: Bill SodI', Bob Young, Jim Rulherlord, Bill MacDonald. THE TORCH l935-36 BOB STEVENS .... .... E dilor-in-Chiel BILL SODT .... ..... S por'Is Edilor ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Be++y Whirehead and Bob Minor. ASSISTANT EDITORS: Eileen Henney and Bob Young. GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR: Ka+hryn Mayer. ART EDITORS: James Gill, Marlha Jane Koch, and Helen Blose. POETRY EDITOR: Jean Nufler. JIM RUTHEREORD .......,. Business Manager BILL MacDONALD ...... Adverfising Manager ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS: Emory Richards. George Olfenloerg, Ari' Magnuson, and John Linville. ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS: George Miller, Phyllis Engler, and Dayion Hencerorh. CIRCULATION MANAGER: Lloyd Riley. EXCHANGE EDITOR: Dianrha WOII1. HUMOR: Alberl Schneider. TYPIST: Elsie Schieler. SCHOOL REPORTERS: Virginia Harmon, Fahn Silberslein, Orlefa Swaclchamer, Jane Walsh, Rufh Wolfe, Rurh Eosfer, Mera Gregg, Mariorie Leahy. Anne Minneman, Gwendolyn Brandi, Vir- ginia Bonnei, Dixon Clouse. Roger Nelson, Roberl' Minch, Nancy Nehrensf, Phyllis Srocy, and Maurice Yalman. FACULTY ADVISERS: Mrs. Amy C. Brighlman and Miss Lucille M. Selbach. Page Thirty Y -I-l1Q -TOPCI1' ' ' Firsl row, lei? 'lo righi: Travers Nelson, Mae Ellen Bulcer, Miriam Wrighf, Thomas Boulger, Gloria Ginder, Marlha Jean Hiclcle, Phyllis, Engler, Orin Babbill. Second row: Herman Borchers, Rogers Magee, Daylon Hencerofh, Kenneih Brooke, Bob Knode Ray Teegardin, John Paffon. I STUDENT COUNCIL Officers President .......,............ Thomas Boulger Vice-Presidenl ............ Mariha Jean Hiclcle Secrefary ........,,..,,....... Travers Nelson Faculfy Advisers .... Miss Marion Thomas, Supl. H. C. Diererich, Russell E. Kessler, principal HE Siudenl Council is organized each year in order +o develop a more perfecl' school, To promoie and insure siudeni cooperafion wiih lhe faculiy, and 'io creaie a beiier school spiriJr. The council consisis of The presideni, vice-presideni, and secreiary of 'rhe school, represeniaiives from lhe home rooms, and lhe 'faculiy advisers. The represenfarives are: seniors, Phyllis Engler, Herman Borchers, Dayion Hence- rolh, and Ray Teegardin: juniors, Rogers Magee, Travers Nelson, Orin BabbiH', Ken- nelh Brooke, and John Parionp sophomores, Mae Ellen Bulcer, Miriam Wrighi, Gloria Grinder, and Bob Knodeg freshman, Bill Heer. This year Jrhe organizafion sponsored The Homecoming ceremonies, The annual Chrisimas baslcels, and a number oi chapel programs. The council was also respon- sible for a school dance and The energeiic boosiing of 'rhe baslceiball feam. Page Thirty-one TIME TOPC Presidenlr .......... Vice-Presideni' .... Secrefa ry-Treasurer 'Pidure omiffed ALLEN, JANE ALLEN, NANCY ANTLE, EVERETT BAUERLE, BILL BAUMGARTNER, BETTY BOULTON, JAMES BORN, ELLIS BRADNER, JACK BRENNING, BETTY BRODKORB, WINIFRED BROOKE, KENNETH BROWN, DOROTHY CAMPBELL, JIMMIE CARYER, JEAN CASHATT. ANN CHADWICK, MARGARET COCLANES, GEORGE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS COLLINS, MARILYN CORBETT, JOHN COWMAN, WALLACE COX, RUTH CRABBE, KATHERINE DAVIS, RICHARD DEITRICK, DAN DELL, PAUL DIXEY, ARLINE EDGINGTON, JANE EKIERT, STELLA EMIG, JANE ESCHENBRENNER, MARY ESSIG, ROBERT FEUSTAL, BETTY FOSTER, RUTH . . . .Roberf Young .. . . .Rufh Eosfer . . . .Ann CasI1aI'r FRYE, RICHARD GOLDENBERG, RUTH GORNALL, RAYMOND GOSSENZ, DOROTHY GREENFIELD, BERNICE GREENEIELD, STANLEY GREGG, META GRUBB, HOWARD GROVES, TED HAWKINS, ROBERT HECKART, ANNA EILEEN HILL, VIRGINIA LEE HOYER, BETTY HOLZBACHER, BOB HUNTINGTON, KATHERINE HUTCHINS, RUTH HAYES, MARY Page Thirty-two QL 3 ' ' ' The TOPC JESSUP, MARY ANN KAUFMAN, HELEN KERR, MARIAN KINDLE, HARRY KUHN, BERNICE LEAHY, MARGERY LEUPOLD, HERBERT LYTLE, BETTY JEAN MAGEE, RODGERS McCLURE, PAT'Il MCCOY, DOROTHY McLELLAND, GORDON MILLER, DON MILLER, MARGIE MINNEMAN, ANNE MOORE, ROBERTA MORRISON, FLORENCE JUNIORS NASH, CLARENCE NESSER, EUGENE ORR, LUCILLE PATTON, JOHN PHEISTER, LAURA PRICE, RICHARD PRIMAVERA, NICK REEB, DOROTHY RECTOR, GILLETTE REEDY, MARY LEE REHN, JANE RICHARDS, EMORY ROEBUCK, RALPH SAMUEL, JOHN SCHOONMAKER. DONALD SHUMAKER, BOB SILVESTER, BETTY SMITH, LOT STACY, PHYLLIS STARTZMAN, ROBERT VAN BIBBER, KENNETH VENICK, LOUIS VINCENT, MARY LOU MILLER, JOHN WALLIS, DOROTHY WEIRAUK, HELEN X WILSON, GRAYCE WILSON, JOANNE WOLFE, RUTH WRIGHT, VIRGINIA YASSENOFF. MILTON YOUNG, ROBERT POLLEY. JACK Page Thirty-three v Y 'TIIQ TOPC Presidenf ......., Vice-PresIden+ ...... Secre+ary-Treasurer . . ABERNATHY, LYNN ALSPACH, JOYCE ARMSTRONG, JOAN BABBITT, ORIN BARNES, COURTNEY BARROWS, MILDRED BEESON, BILL BIGELOW, RUTH BIRNKRANT, BOB BLACK, JANE BLOSS, RICHARD BONNETT, VIRGINIA BRANDT, GWENDOLEN BROWNE, KENNETH BUKER, MAE ELLEN BURCH, ELEANOR BURGESS, ANNE BURKEY, MARGARET BYRER, JEAN CAMPBELL, STROUSE CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES CASEY, JEAN CHESSER, JIM CHESTER, JACK CHILDRESS, HANNA LEE CHRYSTAL, ROBERT CLOUSE, DIXON COHEN, BENNY CONNELL, JACK DAME, GLEN DAVE, ALFONZO DAVE, ELLEN DOWNING, RAY DRAKE, NANCY DUDDY, ALICE ECKLEY, DICK EMIG, WILLIAM EMSWILER, JIM ERWIN, BETTY JANE FINSTERWALD, GRACE FISHER, BABETTE ....WiIIIam Emig . . .George Clouse . . . .CI1arIes I-Iood FORD, OWEN FROMM, VIRGINIA FUHR, BOB GILFILLAN, MARY ELIZABETH GINDER, GLORIA GLICK, ALBERT GLICK, BILLY GROVES, HARRIET HAMILTON, EARL HARMON, DAN HAYES, ELIZABETH HERTENSTEIN, PHILIP HOFFHINE, MARY ANN HOGAN, RICHARD HOOD, CHARLES JONES, JOHN IRWIN JOSEPH, JOAN KALISH, BOB KARCH, VIRGINIA KAUFMAN, JACK Page Tl: frty-four Tore KENDALL, ELEANOR KIENZLE, CHARLES KNODE, BOB KORPIESKI, IRENE LAMBERT, MARTHA LEACH, JANE LEUPOLD, ELSIE LEWIS, TOM LICHTENBERG, ELLEN LIEVERMAN, ARTHUR LIVINGSTON, DORIS LUMBERT. JOHN MAGEE, JANET MAGNUSON, BETSY MARTIN, DONALD MATCHNEER, MARY ELIZABETH MCCOY, CHARLES MQCRAY, HOWARD MCDERMOTT, JACK METZGER, ANNELIESE SOPHOMORES MILLER, DOROTHY JEAN MILLER, EUGENE MILLER, NORMA MINCH. ROBERT MORRIS, LAURA MORRIS, ROSE MOUCH, MARYLU MUIR, JEAN NEHRENST, NANCY NIELSEN, ELIE PARKER, BOB PETERS, DOROTHY PETZINGER, RAYMOND PHILLIPS, ELSIE REUTER, BETTY REUTER, PHYLLIS RICE, SCHIER RIFFLE, ALTA ROSENFIELD, RALPH SANDOW, WILLIAM SCARLETT, PEGGY 1 SCHER, DORIS SCHWARTZ, STANLEY SIFRIT, SCOTT SILBERSTEIN, FLORRINE SILBERSTEIN, FRED SMITH, MARILYN SODT, CAROL MARIE TULLY, NELLIE LOU WALKER, BILL WALLICK, JACOUELINE WARDLOW, JUDITH WARREN, PEARL LEE WHIPPLE. BILLY WILLINGHAM, ADRIENNE WILSON, DON WILSON, HUGH WITTMANN, WARREN WRIGHT, MIRIAM YALMAN, MAURICE MAY, BOB ' Page Thirty-ff c' 5 , .1 VWYWTIIQ Tom 1 Q' I- , I ' W . .. . I '. 1 - Q, 5 'I' :f-- 'S 1526. 1 , I 52:5 V' , 29 Ii I IX ' I5 .... ' I I .....,.....' ' M . I -. I , M 'I ,,- i - - ..,:f:f1- - . 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ALTMAIER, DAVID BARNES, MQKIM BARNETT, BETTY BEATTIE, DOROTHY BENUA, RICHARD BLACK, CHARLENE BLACK, MARCIA BOBB, JANE BORN, NORMAN BRODKORB, ELMA BUGH, BILL CHESTER, BARBARA CHIPMAN, TOM CI-IRYSTAL, JACK COPLON, ROSLYN CORBETT, RITA CULP, ALVIN CURRIER, JACK DATTALO, ANTHONY DEAN, LUCILLE DELL, MARY LOUISE DOWNEY, CHARLES FRESHMEN DURELL, BETTY DVORSKY, LOIS EBRIGI-IT, EUGENE EDWARDS, MARGARET EMSWILER, HOWARD EULL, MARY ALICE FEERER, FLORENCE FINSTERWALD, VIRGINIA FREESE, MARTIN FULLERTON, HELEN GEIST, ROBERT GERWIG, MARY MARTHA GINSBURG, ELAINE GIRARD, JACK GOLDBERG, EUGENE GORNALL, MELVIN I-IAMMAR, MARJORIE HARBESON, WILLIS I-IARRINGTON, ANNE HASSEL, MANUEL HASSON, RAYMOND HEER, BILL I-IERBST. FRED. Pres. HODAPP, JOI-IN I-IOFFHINES, JOHN HUNTINGTON, HUGH IGNATZI, WILLIAM IKEHORN, EDWARD JANES, CHERIE JONES, JACK JOHNSON, BEAUMONT KIESEL, FRED KORPIESKI, JOSEPH KREACHBAUM, CHARLES KRUMM, TOM KUEHNE, DONALD 'LANG, SHEILA LEACH, RUSSELL MACKLIN, JAMES MAGREW, MARTHA MANGIA. MARION MCDONALD, JEAN PFANZ, HARRY Page Thirty-xix f I wWmvmm,-TI1eTom: MAYER, BETH MCCLURE, KENNETH MCPHERSON, DONALD METZGER, NANCY METZGER, RUTH MILBURN, DORIS MILLER, JEANNE MILLER MARY MILLER STANLEY MINOR EDWARD MOESSNER, MARTHA MULBARGER, PEGGY MUNK, ROBERTA NETTING, KENNETH NOBIL. ANITA NUTTER, THOMAS NELSON, RODGER ORR, NORMAN PATTERSON, JACK PEYTON, KING PORTER, JAMES ANNE FRESHMEN PRESTON, JACK REAMER. JANE STERN, HARRIET STERNER, JEAN REHN, BETTY 'STONE, WILLIAM REICHENBACI-I, VIRGINIA THOMAS, JOSEPHINE REINERT. EDWARD THALL, RUTH RICE, MARY LOUISE THATCHER, JANE RIDGELY, LOUISE RITTER, GLENNA ROBERTS, JACK ROBINS, JULIA ROSSBACK, JOSEPH SAMUEL, HOWARD SANSONE, LUCILLE SARVER, JUNE SCHIEE, ARNOLD SCHUH, VIRGINIA TUDOR, CHARLES UTLEY, SALLY WARREN, ADELL WETZEL, LLOYD, V.-Pres WHEELER, CHARLES WILKE, DENNIS WILLIAMS, FRANCES WILLISS, CHARLES WILSON, BECKY WILSON, DAVID SCHUMACHER, HELEN WIRTZ, JAMES SHULTZ, EDWARD SKULLER, ROBERT SMITH, RALPH STEELE, CAROLYN WOOLMAN, ELEANOR WRIGHT, FREDERICK STICKEL, GARNET WRIGHT, JOSEPHINE Sec Page Thirty-.rezfen we v'-TLQTOPC Y HE year 1936 saw the eompletioiz of an impressive stadium on the athletie field in the rear of the high school bu-ildirtg. Work had begun several years previous with the tiling of the field for drainage. As tlzis year began, 'zuork was started on the stadium proper, a football field, a- traek, a baseball diarizoizd, and tennis courts. Witli labor fifrnished by the federal govern- iueiit and materials procured by the school board, the work rapidly ueared eoiiijaletiou and brought to Bexley one of the most attrac- tive SfGd'l1fl77IS iii the state, and one which will handle the crowds at Bexley football games for many years to come. Page Thirty-eight . . ...:. , W... M. . v--TI18TOPC H M- i Page Thirty-11 ue 5- - --- ..-W ., M, ...-...,,,.....L,. .K ----Tl1e Tore H THE HEAD LION TAMER THE Lions oT I935-36 were noT able To win a single maior sporT championship, and This marks The TirsT year since l93O ThaT a major sporT championship was noT won. The TooTball Team was The usual high caliber club, and in The wriTer's opinion, was as good as Grandview and WesTerville who Tied Tor The championship: buT They boTh beaT us in The lasT minuTe oT play. The Lions Tinished Third: This is The TirsT Time They have been ouT oT TirsT place since The League was organized in 1930. They sTarTed ouT by beaTing ST. lvlary's 7-O and Tying a sTrong WilmingTon Team which had pre- viously beaTen SouTh High 28-O. And Then They walloped NorTh I2-6, which was The TirsT Time any Bexley Team had licked NorTh in TooTball. The season aT This poinT was sure To be a success due To The NorTh vicTory, alThough we did noT win The CenTral Buckeye crown. The Team was a wonderTul deTensive Team buT poor on oTTense. The baskeTball Team Tinished lasT Tor The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The league. Occasionally They played like a greaT Team buT aT oTher Times were nosed ouT by very close scores, Thereby claiming The hard luck record OT all Times and CarlTon H. SmiTh Tinishing wiTh six wins and Twelve losses. The Track Team beaT Circleville, Canal WinchesTer, and GroveporT buT were de- TeaTed by WesTerville. However, They Tinished Third in The League meeT which is The lowesT we have ever Tinished in The league. The baseball Team is only eclipsed by lasT year's Tine Team buT promises To make a beTTer record Than ThaT Team. Having won Tour ouT oT six now, iT appears ThaT only Three or Tour games will be losT ouT oT Ten played. The swimming Team losT only one meeT and ThaT To Greemfield by a single poinT. However, in ThaT meeT Two Bexley men were ill and undoubTedly The Team would have been undeTeaTed had They been able To Take parT. The Tennis Team is above The average and is undeTeaTed To daTe, alThough very Tew maTches have been played because oT inclemenT weaTher. The golT Team has won Three and losT Three To daTe and is a beTTer Than average Toursome. By glancing aT The above records one can see ThaT The Lions have been a liTTle below par This year as iudged by The excellenT Teams oT Toregoing years. However, iT we iudge by The record oT oTher Teams in The league, we Tind ThaT only Two or Three had beTTer all-around records This year. Also, besides TooTball and baskeTball, we oTTer Tive spring sporTs, and no oTher C. B. L. school oTFers more Than Two. This would Tend To weaken spring sporTs because oT less concenTraTion. The boys who are reTurning nexT year To Take The places oT Those who graduaTe appear To be worThy To carry The load, and, we hope, will bring Bexley back To The high plane of success she has experienced in The pasT. Page Forty Ln gwkwgkgg . . as L L- .A l .ll Ar Q-. 3,- ' T Q TOPC ' H, Arno coke, Br encerofh, H U. Teegardi r - I HO M ahill. C 'rh mi S oach C right fo Frsf row, lef+ 2 2 'B CD B 3 rv E 3 9 no U .L IU I uf L an D- E E o i 5 FU I Q capfainj I geh' Bur agee. Shumaker, Miller, M Riley. Cowman, ogan g H mi lwesfer, E row: B. Essig, L. Essig, C Second nl CD .xc al W anager M I'1 fo mi E. Ha 16 .2 I1 Tu -+- an PN L .C O ai u 'C O. T13 N -0- GJ 3 L.: LL O E cu m W fs P- S- 2 L4 Q LLJ S .c 4- an c L as .D ff -6 L O '4- L cu ..c 'O- : 1 L an U5 ru C fc E 3 O L -U L LE b- 2 'o E sc Q QD U, V, CD ,C U Tx .0 Q. E FU O Q CD ': L 3 O Q o 'o 3 +- .D E 2 I -'3 .fi E 53 E U 9,0 5 C 62 - -'U -1 5 gm ,ro -Q-'U 3 E Q3 U :EE P2 Q S 6 I-.5 3 -Q C 5 22 fin, D023 35 202 15.2 ro 510. .ui . KD QL-+5 g.E E' rug! mix-C L L -3-4-D b-oC?':o 01.1.8 u.n. O .C U on 2 1' Page Forty-one f 'i' i i i i i l l i l WYTIW Tore v FOOTBALL S A long line oT seniors passes by, so passes nearly an enTire TooTball Team-noT an excepTional Team, noT a championship Team-buT a Team whose one brighT spoT OT glory was iTs sparkling deTeaT over an enemy who had never beTore been vanquished by a Bexley Team. The Team To which we reTer is The Lion Team oT I935, and The enemy we recall is NorTh High School. AlThough our Team did noT win The CenTral Buckeye champion- ship, iTs record is beTTer Than iT appears. To open Their season, The Lions knocked OTT ST. Marys OT Columbus, 7 To O. While This is noT an impressive score, iT was againsT a Team which greaTly ouTdid iTselT. ln The nexT game The Lions baTTled Through mud To a O-O Tie wiTh WilmingTon. One week laTer occurred The greaT vicTory To which we reTerred. Bexley rapidly reached iTs peak and deTeaTed NorTh, I2 To 6. EnTering Their league season undeTeaTed, They kepr up Their record in The TirsT game againsT Marysville b winning, 6 To O. AgainsT Grandview, however, They suTTered Their TirsT deTeaT, aTlTer baTTling even unTil The Tinal Two minuTes. They ToughT To a 6-6 Tie wiTh Delaware and ran rough-shod over Circleville, 40 To O. ln The league Tinal Bexley Trailed WesTerville 7 To O unTil The lasT minuTe when They Tied up The score. Then a Tie was snaTched away by a WesTerville Touchdown, and The Lions losT, I4-7. ln The lasT game OT The season, Bexley losT To ArlingTon, 25 To O. So, wiTh a schedule oT nine games, The Lions won Tour, Tied Two, and losT Three, Two oT The losses coming by one Touchdown, each in The lasT Tew minuTes OT play. CapTain BurgeTT oT Bexley was placed on The myThical All-6reaTer Columbus and on The All-CenTral Buckeye Teams. Neal Cahill was named capTain oT The All- CenTral Buckeye Team and placed on The GreaTer Columbus second Team. THE SCORES AT A GLANCE Bexley .... .,... 7 ST. Marys . Bexley .... ... O WilmingTon Bexley .... ... I2 NorTh .... Bexley .... ... 6 Marysville Bexley .... .. . O Grandview Bexley .... ... 6 Delaware . Bexley ,,.. ... 40 Circleville Bexley .... . . . 7 WesTerville Bexley .... ... O ArlingTon . Page Forty-tu' vvvvvvwv-vvvvvvvvvv-l-heTom: FirsT row, leTT To righT: ArnoTT, Myers, Bailey, l-lenceroTh, Erlenbach, BurgeTT. Second row: Hawkins lmanagerl, Borchers, Gornell, Hogan, Brownewell, l-laTch, Coach Smilh BASKETBALL LTHOUGH The baskeTball Team was noT up To par This year, iT did give every Team iT played a good TighT. The record was six wins in I8 sTarTs, buT only Tour games were losT by more Than Tour poinTs. Bob Bailey, who was capTain, was ineligible Tor TurTher play aT The end oT The TirsT semesTerg buT wiTh This handicap he scored 89, poinTs. ClemenT Erlenbach, who Toolc his place, was anoTher sTar. l-le Tallied 94 poinTs in The whole season and was TourTh in The league scoring. l-le was also named guard on The All-CenTral Buclceye Team. OTher regular players were Gene BurgeTT, Paul Myers, DayTon l-lenceroTh, Diclc l-logan, and Finley ArnoTT. The Team Tinished lasT in The league Tor The TirsT Time. The Reserve Team won The Reserve league championship and placed Two men, K'node and McCoy, as The TirsT Two scorers in The league race. Va rsiTy l-lilliards Bexley WesTerville Bexley Rosary Bexley Grandview Bexley Marion Bexley ArlingTon Bexley DayTon Bexley Delaware Bexley Urbana Bexley Marysville Bexley NorTh Bexley Circleville Bexley 'Marysville Bexley WesTerville Bexley Celina Bexley Grandview Bexley Circleville Bexley Delaware Bexley Page Fovty-three e --'The Tore f FronT row, lefT To righT: Cahill, l-laTch, BurgeTT, l-logan, Myers, Magee, Teegardin, Emig. Second row: Coach SmiTh, Lieverman, l-lerbsf, Gornall, STan Miller, Borchers, Nesser, Connell. Third row: McClure, Chesser, Richards, Don l-lamilTon, Earl HamilTon, Bloss, Willce, Browne- well, manager. BASEBALL BEXLEY'S baseball squad This year showed a Team which was on The whole very good. AT Times The infield would blow up in errors or The hiTTing would prove poor, buT all of This was evened up by The Times when The players showed big league Torm in boTh fielding and hiTTing. T STanley Miller did a very crediTable- iob of caTching for The Lions. AT piTch, Gene BurgeTT and Ray Gornall showed all kinds of speed and conTrol. Dick Hogan performed admirably aT firsT base, while Cahill and Myers or Borchers formed a good keysTone combinaTion. Bill Emig played aT Third. ln The ouTfield The regular players were: Magee, leTT field: Teegardin, cenTer field: and l-laTch, righT field. As This was wriTTen, The Lions had won Three games and losT Two. They had de- feaTed Mifflin 9 To 2, Gahanna Lincoln 4 To 3, and GroveporT 9 To 7. They losT To NorTh 9 To 6: and in The disTricT TournamenT were eliminaTed in The firsT round by Aquinas, who defeaTed Them 5 To l. In This game The Lions allowed Their opponenfs five runs in The firsT inning and Then held Them scoreless for The remainder of The game. Bexley 9 Mifflin 2 Bexley 4 Gahanna 3 Bexley 9 GroveporT 7 Bexley 6 NorTh 9 Bexley I Aquinas 5 Page Forty-four ---Thelma H FronT row, leTT To righT: Connell, Brownewell, Walker. l-logan, HamilTon, Barnes, Shupe, Gill. Second row: Coach SmiTh, Teegardin, Brooke, l'-lenceroTh, SodT, Knode, Borchers. TRACK HE Track Team was Tairly well balanced on The Track louT woeTully weak in The Tield evenTs. WiTh only one leTTerman To sTarT wiTh, The Team was builT up Trom a baTch oT enTirely new men. One greaT handicap was a lack oT men which caused runners To enTer in more evenTs Than They should and Tired Them ouT Tor all The evenTs. Some very good TalenT was Tound in Ray Teegardin in The dashes, Bill Barnes in The mile, and Dick Hogan in The hurdles. Ray, running his TirsT year OT Track, sur- prised by Taking boTh dashes in The CenTral Buckeye meeT and Then going To The dis- TricT meeT and winning boTh races There. Hogan, alThough he used very unorThodox Torm on The hurdles, Took TourTh in The disTricT. ln The CenTral Buckeye Barnes Took second in The mile, l-logan second in The high hurdles, and SodT second in The lows. The Team as This was wriTTen had won Two meeTs and losT one. They beaT Canal WinchesTer and Circleville and losT To WesTerville 87 To 45. WesTerville was The Team which won The CenTral Buckeye meeT. Bexley ranked Third. Canal WinchesTer bl Bexley 67 Circleville 60 Bexley 67 WesTerville 87 Bexley 45 Canal WinchesTer l9lf2 l Grovepori' 6l'f2 I Bexley 65 Page Forty-five '-I-T19 -I-OPC LeTT To righT: MacDonald, BurgeTT, Erlenloach, ArnoTT. FirsT row, leTT To righT: E. l-lamilTon, McCoy. Second row: Hogan, Young, l-lenceroTh. FirsT row, leTT To righT: Downey, Eckley, Krumm, McClure. Second row: I-laTch, D. I-IamiITon, Brownewell, E. I-lamilTon, Blass, Magee. GULF, TENNIS, SWIMMING EXl.EY'S swimming Team was anoTher oT The well-balanced Teams Bexley usually has. Krumm, swimming back sTroke and breasT sTroke, was The ouTsTanding sTar. Brownewell also comes in Tor some consideraTion. The Team parTicipaTed in Three meeTs, oT which They won Two and losT one. They deTeaTed UniversiTy, 38 To 36, and beaT The Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home oT Xenia, 43 To 32. They Iosf To Greenfield by one poinT. The golT Team, aT The Time oT wriTing, had a record oT Three wins and Two losses. Bill MacDonald played TirsT man, ArnoTT second man, BurgeTT Third, and Erlenbach TourTh. They won Trom Aquinas, 9-3, Iosf To WesT, 7-5, beaT NorTh, 9lf2-ZVQ, de- TeaTed Circleville, 6V2-5lf2, and losT To ArlingTon, BV2 To 3l,f2. The Team This year won The CenTral Buckeye Championship. This was The only Bexley Team which won a championship. The Tennis Team aT The Time OT pulolicaTion had played only one maTch and had won ThaT Trom Canal WinchesTer. Young and l-logan won Their singles maTches, and l-lannilTon and I-lenceroTh Took The doubles. GOIT Scores Bexley 9 Aquinas 3 Bexle 5 We-ST 7 Bexley 9lf2 NorTh Zlfg Bexley 6lf2 Circleville 5lf2 Bexley 3If2 ArlingTon SV2 Bexley 6lf2 Grandview 5lf2 Bexley I2 SouTh O Page Forty-six Y---Tlielovc -v GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB THE Girls' AThleTic Club enjoyed an especially acTive and inTeresTing sporTs pro- gram This year. The girls held a swimming parTy and a hay-ride in The Tall: laTer They sponsored a baslceTball game beTween The VarsiTy and alumnae. As a grand climax, aT The end OT The year, The Awards BanqueT was given. lnTer-class and inTramural TournamenTs in baslceTball and volley ball were played. A senior Team capTained by Louise l-lowell was vicTorious in The inTramural baslceT- ball Tournamer1T, while ConsTance BryanT's senior volley ball Team capTured The laurels in The volley ball conTesT. Bexley again ioined wiTh Grandview in sponsoring basl4eTball and volley ball play days. Upper ArlingTon and UniversiTy were The parTicipaTing guesTs. Bexley also played hosT To The Three schools menTioned above in a general play day OT spring sporTs. K Louise l-lowell was voTed by The members oT The club The mosT prominenT senior in aThle+ics and club acTiviTies. She was presenTed wiTh The Senior Cup by The G. A. C. LeTTers were received by The Tollowing girls, who were successful in compleTing 500 poinTs Through parTicipaTion in various sporTs: Grace EberT, DoroThy Reeb, KaThryn Mayer, Mary l-layes, Florence lvlorrison, Alice Duddy, Evelyn Brenning, and BeTTy WhiTehead. The oTiicers of The G. A. C. Tor The pasT year were: presidenT, Elsie Schieferq vice-presidenT, BeTTy WhiTeheadg secreTary, Grace EberTg Treasurer, KaThryn Mayer: social chairman, Virginia l-larmonq senior adviser, OrleTa Swaclchamer. Page Forty-.seven -v-vTl1eToml1H- CIVIL DIRECTORY Complimen+si of CURTIS C. LATTIMER Counfy Engineer Complimenls of ROBERT H. HOFFMAN Counly Audilor HENRY FRANK Treasurer Franklin Coun'I'y HAMILTON. KRAMER 8: WILES AHorneys-a'I'-Law Hunlinglon Bank Building Complimenfs of JOHN J. CHESTER, JR. Complimenls of ROBERT F. BISHOP Cerfilied Public Accounfanl Complimenls of MYRON B. GESSAMAN Mayor of Columbus Complimenfs of CHARLES E. KING Clerk of Cour'I's Complimenfs of CHARLES A. LEACH Judge Common Pleas Couri' 232i Bexley Park Road Complimenls of ROSS E. ANDERSON Sheriff J. L. HENNEY Reporler of Supreme Courl of Ohio ATTORNEY AT LAW Judiciary Building Slale House Complimenfs of ROBERT J. ODELL P g Form'-clglt ,?............ Tl.. TOPCI1 PROFESSI ONA DIRECTORY DR. CARL W. EMMERT I452 E. Main SI. FA. O8I4 CompIimen+s of DR. LEWIS R. BASCH M RICHARD H. WALLACE, 2344 Easlr Main SI. .D. DR. J. W. JACKMAN VeI'erInarian IVIAIn 24-OI I24 Soufh Washingfon AUGUSTUS A. HALL, M. D. P. B. WILTBERGER, M. D. 350 E. SIa're SI. KENNETH ATKINSON CLOUSE M. D. I85 E. Sfafe SI. General Pracfice and Diseases of Children DR. ARTHUR ZIPSER 630 Beggs Building CI1Ira podisf R. S. SIGAFOOS, D. D. S. 4I6 Beggs Building P. L. CORDRAY. M. D. 327 E. SIaIe Complimenfs of DR. J. P. FARSON MURREL H. TURTON, M. D. 2384 E. Main SI. Page F arty- ---Tlielorc CLASS PROPHECY fC0ntin.ue.d from page 26.j ical world agog several monThs ago by his aTTiliaTion wiTh Dr. A. R. Magnuson, prom- inenT osTeopaTh. We exTend our sympaThy To Mr. l-lamriclc and regreT ThaT he cannoT be wiTh us Today. OThers who have Tendered Their regreTs include Jack LambrechT and Erwin Perzinger, who are on Tour wiTh The Minneapolis Symphony. Virginia Harmon, pub- liciTy agenT Tor The symphony, has broughT us Their greeTings, however. A wire which brings saluTaTions from l-lelen Fuller Miles, wiTe OT The commander oT The Hawaiian army posT, has iusT reached our hands. AnoTher residenT Trom The class, who did manage, however, To geT here Today, is Eva Paul, missionary in Samo- sTan. She's comparing noTes wiTh Three oTher grads inTeresTed in religious worlc-The Reverend William SodT, Fahn SilbersTein oT Chicago's l-lull l-louse, and Mooie Wong, direcTor of The Church of All NaTions in New Yorlc. They are defending home mis- sions in which They are inTeresTed. In This corner we have The James'-Gill and FeusTel-oT The TurniTure Tirm oT The same name. lvlr. Gill designed The porTable pianos which are sweeping The counTry This spring. FeusTel, we undersTand, is general manager oT Their planT. Travers Nelson, presidenT oT The local Chamber oT Commerce, Tells us he has induced Gill and FeusTel To locaTe Their proiecTecl branch TacTory in Columbus. George Rowe, an associaTe of Mr. Nelson's and presidenT oT The Young lvlen's Business Club, has iusT inTormed us ThaT George OTTenberg, prominenT in mid-wesT amusemenT circles, has assumed The managemenT oT Valley Dale and plans To reopen iT This Tall. RuTh Kalish, execuTive secreTary To lvlr. Ofienberg, will design The inTerior which will be a silhoueTTed panorama oT The ciTy. She is here This aTTernoon wiTh Elsie SchieTer, Tounder oT The SchieTer ShorThand School. We iusT received a signal Trom l-larold Walker, Technician aT our sTudios, ThaT our Time is abouT exhausTed. BeTore we sign off, we wanT To remind you ThaT This accounT oT The TiTTeenTh anniversary celebraTion oT The graduaTing class oT Bexley High School has come To you Through The TaciliTies oT WBEX, Columbus. Page Fifty WTLQTQPCI1 If A I Do You Know Ihal you have one ol Ohio's mosl highly r a I e d colleges righl here in your own communily? CAPITAL UNIVERSITY has won Ihis dislinclion lhrough over a cenlury of consecraled service in The preparalion of young men and women for all walks of life. YOU CANNOT OBTAIN A MORE TI-IOROUGH EDUCATION ELSEWHERE. CAPITAL UNIVERSITY OFFERS I8 CURRICULA, including: LIBERAL ARTS GENERAL SCIENCE TEACHER TRAINING: High School Elemenlary NURSING Educafion-Nursing Science-Nursing ARTS-PROFESSIONAL Arls-Agricullure Public School Music Ads-?:,iI:,EZsn Admin- M USIC Ar'Is-Denlislry Bachelor of Science AHS-Engineering Diploma in Music AHS-Law D . Cerlificale Courses AHS-'Med'c'ne Applied Music PHARMACY CAPITAL UNIVERSITY OFFERS I6 MAJORS Annual expenses lor luilion, fees and books approximale 5200. Tolal annual expenses including room and board will range from S375 Io 5500. Applicalion for Admission Should Be Made Before June I5'Ih For a personal inferview visil 'Ihe campus or call FA. II39 and ask for E. W. KASTNER, Field Represen+a'I'ive CAPITAL UNIVERSITY Page Fift miie Tmhivvvv RETAIL WHOLESALE R. TVILKE M E A T S AD. 7257 AD. 7258 .T . i When Your Sweejr Toofh Thinks of Swee+s Your Wisolom Toofh Thinks of WENTZ Where iJr's always fair weaiher When goool Teiiows ge? 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GILL COAL CO. c o A L Pocal1on+as, Seme+ Solvay Coke, Sloker Coal 35I Neilsfon Sirewel' MAin 3251 Pg S tyth ---The Tom: WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG I. Masfer of Ihe Canary Cage. 7. 2. The blushing bride of 'Ihe sfyle show. 8. 3. On 'Ihe osIeopaIhway. 9. 4. I'II be Torcherin' You. IO. 5. Long before he sold a new Ford. II. 6. See page 3. I2. M unce -208 pounds. Band-booker known as Carpen+er. Minus one appendix. A weII known variefy of sugar. Number One man on 'Ihe green. Edifor-in-chief, Bexley High Torch ISee page 68 for idenfificafion 'I'ags.I Page Sixty-four Y H v '-I-T19 TOPCI1 T9 R R Complimems of Demmie P. Cooke 8: Co. Garwood 81 ESI' 'W' Whipple 60 Ya1':,IE:::izzzuzizitzmge GENERAL INSURANCE I specializing in Bexley sim I9O0 I22 E. Broad SI. AD. 382I 8 E' Broad MA- 430' MAZDA LAMPS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES The Electric Power Equipment C0 ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND CONSTRUCTION 5I - 53 Easf CI1esI'nu'I' SI'reeI' Telephone, ADams 52I5 MAin I929 MAin I929 'DENTON 81 DONALDSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS KNOWN FOR SERVICE Pge Sz H vvvvv The TOPCI1 ..v' Wk 9013 lef that QQ COAL Problem Worry You,, URN MCRE HEAT AT LESS COST NO CLINKERS NO SOOT STRINGERS SUNDAY CREEK COAL SALES CO Ouflook Building Columbus, Ohio -H12 TOPC TI-IE SPORT SI-IOP, INC. 26 SOUTH THIRD STREET Speciaiisfs in Boo'rs, Riding Ciofhing and Horse Equipment Badminion and Deck Tennis If you can'i find if anywhere else, we have if. Complimenfs of A FRI END PRINTING SCHOOL ANNUALS, PAPERS, ETC. OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Book Binding Blank Book Manufaduring Loose Leaf Devices Sfafioners The Largesi' Prinfinq and Binding PIan+ in Cenfral Ohio THE F. J. HEER PRINTING CO. 372-386 Soufh Fourfh Sireei COLUMBUS, OHIO 1- ADams 6I05 SCHOEDINGER 8a CO. Funeral Direciors Easf Sfafe Sfreef a+ Fiffh COLUMBUS, OHIO Page Sixty-:even ,,,,T1..T..,...lI--- Going Io Michigan This Summer? Log Cabin open Io public again fhis year. Ideally Iocared in The upper pe- ninsuIa, on beau'IifuI BREVORT LAKE af AIIenviIIe Call or Wrife FRANK E. KOCH I308 S. Fourfh SI. GA. 49I6 SCHOOL GIRL CLOTHES Co+'ron Frocks ............. S 6.75 up Silk FrocIcs ................ I3.95 up The New CuIoHes ......... 6.75 up Bafhing Suirs and Accessories MRS. EUGENE GRAY, INC. I33 Eas'I Broad Sheer A. J. PEM BROKE W. W. PEM BROKE PEMBROKE INSURANCE AGENCY I93 Easi' Broad Sireei' ADams 5032 Y Columbus, Ohio LUNCHEON I I 'I THE I DINNERS DELL RESTAURANT II8 PARSONS AVE.-ADAMS 0I80 SODAS ,OPEN 7:30 A. M.-CLOSE I:30 P. M. CANDIES Qlunnellzililnrini 2385 E. Main S'IreeI' FA. I7I3 Bexley AII forms of Life Insurance Herman E. Emig 206 E. SIa'Ie S'I'. ADams 47I8 INFANT IDENTITY I. John LinviIIe 2. Jean NuHer 3. Arihur Magnuson 4. Bob Minor 5. BiII Sharp 6. Ru'I'h Pickering 7. 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