Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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The ToPck LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1937 E, the senior class of Bexley High School, being of sane mind and sound body, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, to wit: We do bequeath our total sum and substance: six honor roll cards, twenty-three cents, six hundred and thirty-five theatre stubs, ninety-two short pencils, and two thousand, one hundred and twenty-three detentions to the seniors of next year. We do impart to the class of '38 the privilege of coming to the Junior-Senior prom free of charge. We do donate all of our text-books to the tender charge of Mrs. Handerson, the librarian. They have all been affectionately inscribed with such touching senti- mentalities as: Bored of Education, Open day and night, In case of flood, stand on this,” and Fragile, handle with care. The following members of the dear departing wish to ordain the following testaments: I, Stanley Greenfield, do will my excellent radio voice to Miss may-l-have-your- attention-please Waddell. I, Bob Startzman, do bestow my great collection of West Virginia jokes to any future Baron Munchausen who thinks he can better them. I, Jane Emig, do leave my dear friend and companion, Arlette, in the custody of Coach Smith. (Arlette's no vegetarian; she likes Polar Bear meat, too.) I, Bob Shumaker, bequeath my short hair-cut to Bill Heer. With a name and a mane like his, he might derive some benefit from the change. I, Kenneth Brooke, relinquish my marathon steadying record to Jack Chester. Another year and he'll almost have me beat. I, Bob Young, present the new editors with thirteen empty aspirin bottles. 'Nuff said. I, Louis Venick, do bequeath the A+ Mr. Hoel promised me for making the senior play, to Bob Holzbacher. From what I hear, he needs a few. I, Queenie Hill, do bestow my crown to any blond heir apparent. I, Jane Rehn, do will my short name to Carl Messerknecht. Imagine trying to squeeze all that in the small space on an application blank. I, Kay Huntington, do will a sufficient quantity of A-pins, Hi-Y pins, wilted cor- sages, and broken dates to anyone who desires to start a date bureau. Dutifully signed and sealed, this tenth day of June, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and thirty-seven. , President. StLylTIC , Vice-President. a,yi£ Secretary-Treasurer. Page Tzventy eight

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First row, left to right: Dorothy Ann Blacker, John Samuel, Ruth Foster, Jack Chester, Mary Alice Eull. Second row: Bob Peyton, George Clouse, John Patton, Donald McPherson, Emory Richards, Jack Roberts, Hugh Hujitington, Warren Wittmann, James Boulton. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers President.......................Ruth Foster Secretary-Treasurer Jack Chester Vice-President .................John Samuel Faculty Advisers.... Miss Marion Thomas, Supt. H. C. Dieterich, Prin. R. E. Kessler ‘T 'O develop a more perfect school, to promote and insure student coopera- tion with the faculty and to create a better school spirit ; this is the aim of the Student Council, which organized, this year, after Christmas vacation. The Council consists of the president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer of the school, representatives from the home rooms, and the faculty advisers. The representatives are: seniors, James Boulton, John Patton, and Emory Richards; juniors, Dorothy Ann Blacker, Warren Wittmann, and George Clouse; sophomores, Donald McPherson, Hugh Huntington, and Mary Alice Eull; freshmen, Robert Peyton, and Jack Roberts. Outstanding events of the council this year were a school dance and an ama- teur show chapel program. It also aided in some of the important school projects. Page Twenty-seven

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From left to right: Dick Price, Louis Venick, Clarence Nash, Betty Baumgartner, Meta Gregg, Gor- don McClelland, John Samuel, Helen Weirauk, Ruth Wolfe. SENIOR CLASS PLAY THREE-CORNERED MOON by GERTRUDE TONKONOGY Directed by MISS BERNICE I. MULLINS Mrs. Rimplegar..... Douglas Rimplegar. . Kenneth Rimplegar. Jenny, the maid . . Ed Rimplegar....... Elizabeth Rimplegar Donald ............ Dr. Alan Stevens. . . Kitty .............. CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of their appearance) Presented in the high school, June 8, 9 ..Betty Baumgartner .......Louis Venick ......John Samuel .... Helen Weirauk .....Clarence Nash ......Meta Gregg .........Dick Price Gordon McClelland ........Ruth Wolfe Page Twenty-nine