Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1938 volume:

Ae Mx 80 O JUNE, l938 1 BEXLEY I-HGH SCHOOL BEXLEY, OHIO ' Ae Ex 90 LITERARY STAFF Eclilor Gwendolen Branclf Assisfanls Nancy Nehrensl Mae Ellen Buker I Maurice Yalman Sporls Edilor Charles Kienzle 'jA8 MY 00 ' Foreword HE ddy of g7'cidLlcLtz7o7i drdws nedr-d ddy which has been long oimficipdied cmd which will be long remem- bered by edch of us. lWiih ii, the door of the fwtwre swings open, revcdling' ci glorious vista of unlimited, ilniried fields. Biii with it, too, driother door swings shiit-dgnoiinsi precious dssocidtions and friendships that we core dbozlt to ledve. Wwe sincerely hope that this book may help to mdke foist in our IZGCLVZS the memory of our school life CLYLCZ io secure in the dnndls of the school the remembrdnce of the Cldss of 1938. Uwe EX 80 ' SENIOR CLASS SONG Together we classiiio-tes of Bexley H igh, Bid sad adios to school days, And as we part, we recall with a sigh, Happy, eareless hoiii's along the way. Hours that will last a whole life llirouglz, To treasure aloiig Life's way, M C17Z0l'l-FS, cherished of all of you, Good-bye, Bexley High, good-Ivye- GLORIA GINDER BOB HOLZBACHER N l '1jA8 Ex 80 Let our Schools teach, the nobility of labor and the Zieccufty of 7111772 an Service -Cooper. 'gA8 ' 80 H. C. DIETERICH Superin+enden+ of 'Phe Bexley Schools Page Six RUSSELL E. KESSLER Principal of Bexley High School Page 3871071 Af. or I THE FACULTY Miss Mary Squier Befhel, Commercial Deparrmenr: Mrs. Amy C. Brighfman, Laiin, Torch Ad- viser: Miss Rosabelle Clemen+s, Ari: Ira R. Ferbrache, Algebra: Alberi W. Field, Hislory, Algebra. Miss Ru+h C. Geisf, English, Bookkeeping: John J. Hessler, Supervisor of Music. Chiarles E. Hoel, General Science, Physics, Biology: Ralph M. Howell, French, Plane Geomelryz Ross B. Ke- fauver, Chemisrry, General Science. Miss Refa B. McCormick, Larin: Miss Bernice I. Mullins, Dramaiics, Public Speaking, English' John F. Schach+, Marhemafics: Mark S. Scofield, lndusirial Arls. Mrs. E. W. Anspach, Physica Educaiion, English. Miss Lucille M. Selbach, English, Torch Adviser: Carlfon H. Smifh, Chemislry, Physical Educa- rion, Coach: Miss Marion A. Thomas, Dean of Girls, Home Economics, Household Arrs: Harold V. Tipi-on, Hisiory, Government Social Sciences. ' Miss Selma H. Hamann, German, Spanish, Commercial Geography, Business English. iPicl'ure nor included.l , Mrs. Mary Hilfy Handerson, High School Librarian. Miss Ru'l'h Waddell, Miss Mary Ann Jessup, School Secreiaries. i Page Eight CDM? C55 C55 CD? N, Cb me Ex 60 CLASS OFFICERS THROUGH THE YEARS T Presidenf ........ Vice-Presidenf . . . Secrefary-Treasurer Presiderfr ,.. 4 . . Vice-Presiderfr ..... Secrefary-Treasurer Presidemx ....,. Vice-Presidenf .... Secrefa ry-Treasurer Presiden+ ...... Vice-Presidenf . . . Secrefary-Treasurer As Seniors As Juniors As Sophomores As Freshmen .. .Gwendolen Brand? George Dixon Clouse . . . . . .Joan Armsfrong .....Cl'1arles McCoy .......Scl'1ier Rice . . . .Virginia Bonnef . . . . . . .William Emig George Dixon Clouse ..........Clwarles Hood .. .Gwendolen Brandi . . . . . . .Norma Miller . . . .Jean Muir Page Ten MEAE Mx 80 l LYNN ABEQNETHY lfVe kJl0IUlll'i1lI by his 'walkf' Ac+ivi'ries-Foofball 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 2, French Club 4. r Enler Ohio Slafe Universily. GENEVlEVE ADAMS Beware of her fair hair, for she e.1'cf'ls all w011zeii1, iw the magic of her Iorksf' From Grosse Poinle High School, C-rcsse Poinfe, Mich., 3, Aclivifies-French Club 41 Torch Sfahf 4. Enler Ohio Slaie Universily. JOYCE ALSPACH 'fSh0rt but sweet. Aclivilies-Orcheslra 2, 3, 41 Glee Club ly Lalin Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves lg Camera Club 4. En+er Ohio Srefe Universily. JOAN ARMSTRONG The love light in hw' eye. Aclivifies-Girl Reserves Ig Glee Clrb lg French Clulo 4gjl-lomecoming Queen A'Hendan'l 4: Class Secre- Tary-Treasurer 4: Senior Honor Roll, Queen of Track Meelg Dear Brul'us. Enler Denison U niversily. Q R, , flfj gf! 'V' rv Vg so , 17 ' we fain., ' ,,-'AA' I f'-1 ' Kg 'A .5' X 7, I f--------------------------------- ' Ex 00 MILDRED BARROWS H er ways were ways of pleasanme.vs. Aclivifies-Glee Club I, 23 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 23 Spanish Club 3. Enler Capilal Universify. WILLIAM BAUERLE A quiet chap of superior braud.'J Acfivifies-Glee Club 4, Gondoliers q Dramafics Club 4. WILLIAM E, BEESON Not much falls, but a welcome silence. Acfivifies-Glee Club I, 27 Orcheslra 3, 4, Band I, 2. 3, 4. Enrer Ohio S'raTe Universily. RUTH BIGELOW Au outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace. From Roosevelf Junior High 2. AcHvi+ies-Baslcefball 2, 33 Torch Slaff, Typisl' 41 Dear BruI'us. Enler Ohio Sfafe Universily. Page Twelve 'angle Ex 80 ROBERT BIRlNKRANT 'llflattezfs .rjteed well with him. Activities-Orchestra I, 2: Glee Club l, 2: Football 3: Dramatics Club 4-3 Debating Club 23 Camera Club 41 Dear Brutus. Enter Ohio State University. CHARLENE ANN BLACK The 'lIZ1l.YlC soars within the little lark, and the lark soars. Activities-French Club 47 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 41 Gondoliers g German Club 3, 4. Enter Ohio State University. VIRGINIA BCNNET lVlw would not low her? Activities-Girl Reserves lg Glee Club I: Latin Club 21 Torch Statl 2, 3, 41 Secretary-Treasurer ot Class 31 French Club 41 Homecoming Queen 4: Senior Honor Roll: National Honor Society. Enter Wellesley College. C-WENDOLEN BRANDT B Phe 'very jiiuk of perfection. bqmaj' Activities--Girl Reserves I7 Cabinet lg Glee Club I: Torch Statt 2, 3, 47 Assistant Editor 3: Associate Editor 4: Class President l, 4: President ot French Club 4: Eolitor ot Bexleo 47 Homecoming Queen A++elndan+ 47 Senior Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Valeclictorian. Enter Smith College. .------.--------------------------- Page Thirtecfz l A WM .7!Le Ex eo ' KENNETH C. BROWNE We could all prof! by his 0pti11zism. Aclivilies-Glee Club I: Band I, 2, 3, 47 Orcheslra 2. 3, 47 Spanish Club 3, 4. MAE ELLEN BUKER Pafir'nce is flzc' key of content. Aclivifies-Glee Club l, 2: Sluclenl Council 2: Girl Reserves I, 2, 33 Cabinei' 3: Lafin Club 27 French Club 4: Torch Slail 3, 4: Associale Edilor 4: Senior Honor Rollg Nalional Honor Socielyy Salufalorian. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. ELEANOR BURCH 'IHcaI!h and chearfiflzzess mizfilally begat mth 0fhc'i'. Aclivilies-Glee Club l, 21 Lalin Club 2, 3: French Club 4, ANNE BU RGESS Si1zc0rify and frzzflz are the basis nf efiery 'Zf'i1'fItL'.U From Granville High School 2. Aclivilies-Lalin Club 3, 47 Treasurer 37 Presidem' 4: French Club 4: Sludenl' Council 4: Glee Club 2, 43 Torch Slarl 47 Dramalics Club 4: Senior Honor Roll: Dear Brulusf' Enler Denison Universily. 'Z57A8 Ex 80 '''S J EAN CAS EY Like fhel bee, we should make our industry our amuse- ment. 1 Acfivi+ies-Girl Reserves I. 2, 3, 4: Cabinel 4: Lafin Club 2: Baslceiball 3: Boosrer Club 4: Torch Slaff 4: French Club 4: Senior Honor Roll: Naiional Honor Sociefy. En+er Ohio Sfafe Universify. JIMMIE CAMPBELL 'fGod is with those who persefzfere. Acfivilies-Lalin Club 3. . Enler Denison Universify. I 6 STROUSE CAMPBELL His a ladies' man-his smiles are truly 'wimzi1zg. From Lima Cenlral, Lima 2. Aclivifies-Foofball 2, 3. 4: Baskelball 2, 3: Baseball Golf 3, 4: French Club 4: Bexleo Annual: Torch 3, 4: Tennis 4. Enler Colqafe Universily. JOHN J. CHESTER, JR. I came, I saw, I c0uq11e1'ed. Acfivifies-Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Capfain 4: Siuclenf Coun cil 3: Hi-Y 2: Drarnalics Club 4: Debafing Club 21 Glee Club 3: Torch Sfaff 3, 4: Business Manager 4: Bexleo Business Manager 4: Secrelary-Treasurer CJ? School 3: Vice-Presiclenf ol: School 4: Seniokr .4 Honor Roll: Nafional Honor Socie+y: Dear Brufus. Enfer NAmhers1 College. , Page Fifteen l 8 Ex 80 HANN EE CHILDRESS A sweet, aftraetive kind of grace. Aclivifies-Girls' Alhlelic Club l, 27 Glee Club I, 2: Lafin Club I, 23 French Club 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3. Enfer Ohio Slale Universily. GEORGE DIXON CLOUSE Besides he 'was a shrewd philosopher. l Aclivilies-Foolball 2, 37 Vice-Presidenl of Class 2, Sluclenl' Council 3: Debafing Club 45 Camera Club 47 Presidenl 4, Torch Shall l, 2, 3, 4: Promolion Manager 4: Torch Pholographer 45 Vice-Presiclem' of Class 4: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociely. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. Q24 A BEN COHEN A good fellow. Aclivilies-German Club 3, 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universi+y. ,sion GLADYS COH N There'5 noflziizg ill can dwell in such a temple. From Soulh High School 3. Enler Ohio Slale Universify. Page Sixteen. -- ----- Jw Ex 80 HELEN COXHEN The goodj things gencrally some in small packages. From Sou+h High School 3. Euler Oifice Training School. JACK CONNELL This world belong.: to the e1ze1'getic. Acfiviiies--Baseball lg Baslcelball 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Cap- lain 3, 4: Foofball Manager I: Spanish Club It Drarnaiics Club 4. Enfer Muskingum College. ANTHONY' DATTALO 'Wleelmess in some men is a zliiftuef' Enler Ohio Siale Universily. NANCY JANE DRAKE A 'Z,Ui7ZS01'l'le'? lass. Ov Aciiviiies-French Club 47 Glee Club I, 2. Enier Denison Universify. Page Seventeezz --------Q----4---------------.I---.I we Mx 80 ALICE DUDDY A blifhe heart makes a blooming z'i.ragc. AcI'ivi+ies-German Club 3, 4: Girls' Afhlelic Club 2: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Varsily Team 2, 3: Volley Ball I, 2. RICHARD ECKLEY 'E was 11 'andsouze man. AcHviIies-Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Swimming I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Spanish Club 3: Torch S+aI5I 3, 4: Bexleo Sfaflf 4: Track 3, 4. Enfer Kenyon College. JAMES EMSWILER He was the mildest mamzered man. AcI'ivi+ies-La+in Club 2: Baseball 3: Track 3: Torch Sfaff 4: Dramafics Club 4: Senior Honor Roll: Dear BruIus. Enfer Indiana Universify. GRACE FINSTERWALD M0dvsly is the color' of 1J1'1'iue. W Acfivifies-Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: French Club 4: Larin Club 2: Torch Sfaff 4: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociefy. Enier Ohio Universify. Page Eighteen PHILIP D. HERTENSTEIN lV1'ife me as one who loves his fellow men. Acfivifies-Track 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3: Orchesira I, 2, 3: Glee CIub I, 2: Lafin CIub 2: French Club 4: Boosrer Club 4: Presideni' 4: Torch Sfaff 4. Enfer Ohio Srafe Universify. Rower HES i-L11 The dignity of history. Aciiviiies-German CIub'3, 4: Posier Painfer 4: Firsi' in WorIcI Hisfory Scholarship 3: Designer and Drawer of Opereffa Programs 4: Ar? Scholarship 4: Senior Honor Roll. I MARY ANN I-IOFFHINE Q N Falseue.s'.x' can not come from thee. Acfivifies-Lafin Club 2, 3: GirI Reserves 3, 4: Mem- Nl ber af Large 4: Girl Scou+s I, 2, 3: Giris' Afhlefic CIub I: GIee Club I. , X En'rer Denison U niversiI'y. I Q fs RICHARD HOGAN He proved best man, i' the field. Ac'I'iviIies-FooIbaII I, 2. 3, 4: BasebaII I, 2: Track 2. 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Baskerball I, 2, 3, 4: Capfain 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Glee Club I. Enfer Ohio WesIeyan Universiiy. ---Jr ella Page Twezzfy-One T 'SAA Ex 80' 5 ,H ROBERT I-IO And hears fhy siorfny music in the !Tl'Zl1l1.IU Acfivifies-Band 3, 43 Orcheslra 47 Tennis 47 Spanish Club 3, 4, Baslcefball 2: Torch Sfahf 4. Enler Cenlral Academy of Commercial Art CHARLES HOOD l'lf'ea1'i1zg his wisdom lighflyf' Adivilies-Band I, 2, 3, 41 La+in Club Ig Camera Club 41 SecreIary 4: Bexleo Sfafl 41 Olee CIub I: Torch Sfallf 2, 3, 47 CircuIa'Iion Manager 4: Sfudenl' Coun- ciI 4: PresicIen+ 41 Debale Club I: Dramafics Club 47 Secrefary of Class 2: Senior Honor Roll: Na- Iional Honor Socie'I'y. . Enler Ohio Sfaie Universily. DOROTHY JONES Black eyes wiih a worzdrozzs wiiching charm, to bring us good, 01' to work 'us lzar'111. From Marion Harding 3. AcIivi'ries- Dear Brulrusf' En'rer Wesfern College for Women. JOHN IRVIN JONES, JR. His heart is in the right place. Aciiviries--Foofball 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 3, 47 Track 3: Baseball 3, 4: Torch S'IaPI 3: Bexleo S'raII: 41 De- baling Club 27 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 47 I.a+in Club 2: Spanish Club 37 Band I, 27 Orcheslra I. Enler Miami IJniversi'Iy. Page Twenty-Two 8' ' 'i'j A8 Ex 80 ' JOAN JOSEPH fam' gay? f'Tlze c111b0di1m?n f jverpetli 11z0fi01.' Aclivilies--Girl Reserves 21 French Club 47 Dramalics Club 4: l.alin Club 2: Glee Club I: Baslcelball l, 2, Volley Ball I, 2. Enler Universily ol California. Y ROBERT KALlSl-l A rosy cheek and a broad smile. Aclivilies-Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4: Cap- I lain 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. Enler Ohio Wesleyan Universily. N VIRC-5!NlA WRIGHT KARCH Ever gentle, sweet, and truef, Aclivilies--Gi l Seoul lg Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Lalin Club 2, French Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4. Enler Ohio Wesleyan Universily. Q JACK KAUFMAN A laugh is wnrih a hmzdrcd gi'0ans.', X Aclivilies--Foolball ly Spanish Club 3, lnlrarnural Bas- Pl lelball Champions 4. Enler Ohio Universily. i 'i ,- Page Twenty-Three ' Ex 804 CHARLES A. KIENZLE His face doth always hatch a grin. Activities-Latin Club 3: Debating Club 2: Dramatics Club 4: Student Council 4: Torch Stott 2, 3, 4: Sports Editor 4: Sports Editor ot Bexleo 4: Senior Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Tennis 4: In- tramural Basketball Champions 4. Enter Ohio State University. IRENE KORPIESKI Her looks are those of mildfwss and 1'1'zeele1ziess. Activities-Basketball 1, 2. 3. Enter Bliss College. JANE LEACH Her finite was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellezizt tlwzg in a woman. From South High School 2. Activities-French Club 4: Senior Honor Roll. Enter Ohio State University. ,..1 Jef 76z4ou4n,f tom LEM Mon And whistled all the liife-long day. From Northern High School, Detroit, 4. Enter Ohio State University. P17570 Tfumrty-Foilr M1348 Ex 80 ELSIE LEU FOLD Never idle a iiioment, but thrifty and fhoughlful 'of 0the4's. Aclivifies-Girl Reserves I: Orcheslra 3: Torch 3, 4: German Club 4: Secreiary-Treasurer of German gm Club 4: Senior Honor Roll. Enier Capilal Universily. Q9 TOM LEWIS Mild and 1H'lGSS1l111'il1g.u Ac+ivi+ies-French Club 4. Enler Weslern Reserve Academy. X 'Dlx N 5X Komb- ELLEN LICHTENBERG ,Q 4' The 11lay's the thing?-. Aclivifies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: The GonaIoIiers : Girl Scoufs I, 2: Girl Reserves I, 2: Secrelary 21 French Club 4: Dramarics Club 4. Presidenl 4: Dear BruIus. Enler Slephens College. ARTHUR R. LIEVERMAN 'KWhy is it that these litfle fellows are so bl'ClZ.1lj'?II Aclivilies-Glee Club I, 2: Orcheslra 2, 3: Dramalics Club 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Baslcelball 4: Baseball 2, 3: Camera Club 4: Senior Honor Roll: Infra- mural Baslceiball Champions 4: Camera Club 4: Dear Brulusf' Enier Ohio Slale Universily. I 9 --------------------------------- Page Twcufy-Fi -- ---- --------------------------- .J DORIS JEAN LIVINGSTON A light heart lives long. Aciiviiies-GIee CIub I: Spanish CIub 2, 31 Torch iypisi' 3, 4. Enier Ohio Sraie Universiry. JOI-IN LUMBERT Of stature great and 1l1fl7l1Z61' quiet Aciiviiies-Spanish Club 31 Track 37 GIee CIub 3: Torch Siaif 41 Enier Kenyon College. ELIZABETH MAGNUSON As full of spirif as the mouth of May. Acfiviiies-Glee CIub I, 2, 4g Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Treasurer I: GirIs' AIhIe'Iic CIub I: Dramafics Club Ig Spanish Club 3. Enier Ohio Siaie Universiiy. DONALD MARTIN S1101't in figure bu! miglzty in Iwaizzf' Aciiviiies-La+in CIub 2: French Club 4: Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3: Senior Honor ROII. Enrer Ohio Siafe Universify. Page Twenty S ix 'jA8 Ex 8 CARL MESSERKNECI-IT Calm, fool, and collected. Aclivities--Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra Ig Glee Club I. 2, 37 German Club 3, 4: President 3: Torch Stall 3. Enter Ca pilal U niversily. ROBERT OSCAR MUELLER A silent address is the QEIZZIUIE eloquence of Si7ZL'C1'ifjI.U From Reynoldsburg I-Iiqh School 3. Activilies-Baseball 3, 47 German Club 3, 4, Vice President 4. Enter Ohio Stale University. O-- xjml WOW DOROTHY JEAN MILLER Low gmfgling laughter, as sweet as the .rwallzfs song i' the South. Aclivilies-Girl Reserves I: Glee Club I, 21 Lalin Club 2: French Club 4. Enter Ohio Stale University. NORMA MILLER A szcfeet-voiced soizgstcv' size. Activities-Girls' Alhlelic Club lg Vice President of Class I: Girl Scouts I7 Glee Club I, 25 La+in Club 2, 3g Dramalics Club 4g French Club 4. Enier Denison University. ---an-------------- --------------. SN- if Page Twenty Sewiz ---------------------------------- A ROBERT MINCH ? B1'e11ity is thy motto. i Activities-Latin Club 2, 37 Torch S+aFF 2, 3: German i , Club 3, 47 Intramural Basketball Champions 4. Enter Ohio State University. LAURA MORRIS. L Kindness is wisdom. Activities-Latin Club 2. Enter Ohio State University. imiqfmuauo MARYLU MOUCH Her very frowus are fairer far than smiles of other ma1a'e11s are. Activities-Basketball I, 2: Latin Club 23 French Club 4. Enter Ohio State University. MARJORIE ANN NAGLE Of mamzev's gentle, of affections mild. From Zanesville High School 4. Q, 71 Page Twenty-Eight QAM EX' 80 BEATRICE ANN NASON Candor is the sm! of a noble 1llfi7ld.v From Easl High School 4. 61 R1 Ac+ivi+ies-Dramatics Club 4: Glee Club 4. Enter Ohio State Universily. NANCY NEHRENST A good intention clothes itself with pozezerf' Activities-Torch Siaii 2: Associate Ed' or 3: i r 4: Bexleo Staff: Girl Reserves I: C em er- al-Large 3: President 4: Latin Cl , 4: F Club 4: Glee Club I, 2: Senior nor l tional Honor Society: Dear Brutus. Enfer Ohio Stale University. ELIE NIELSEN The silent countenance often speaks. Activities-Girls' Athlelic Club 4: Latin Club 4: Glee Club I: Girl Reserves 3: Basketball 3. En'l'er Ohio Slate Universily. ROBERT E. PARKER lfVise1f than most men think. 'R Activihes--Football 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Vice President 3. Enler Ohio State University. N 1: Q Page Twenty-Nine x 4---q----1------4----.----------- 1-1 A8 Ex 80 ' DOROTHY PETERS X He who fhifzks for l1I111JCIf, and rarely 1.1I1ifl'!fC'S, is a free man. Aclivilies-Girls' Afhlelic Club I: Glee Club I, 2, 3 I 4: Spanish Club 3, Dramalics Club 4. Gb ELSIE PHILLIPS Sweetness, lang drcmm out. Aclivifies-Volley Ball I, 2: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: German Club 3, 4: Dramafics Club 4: Orcliesfra I, 2, 3, 4: Dear Brul'us. Enle lwio Slale Universily. I 117 J .2jBETTY REUTER Q JiUFl0iU67'S are loveir truest language. N fffkfbclivilies-Glee Club l, 4: Cheer Leader 4: Baskelball 4- I Enfer Office Training Sclwool. Pl-IYLLIS REUTER My hearf 'is true as steel. ' Acfivifies-Glee Club l, 4: Lalin Club 23 German Club 3, 4, Dramalics Club 4: Baskefball l, 4. Enfer Ca pifal Universily. Page TI11i1'f37 ' ' Ae Ex 80 S SCI-IIER RICE One good hearty laugh is a bomlzslzell e.1'1vIodi1zg. Activities-Football 2: Torch Slalf 2, 3: Associate Busi- ness Manager 3g Advertising Manager 41 Vice President of Class 3: Glee Cub 2, 3: French Club R1 4: Latin Club 2: Business Manager of Senior Play 4: Class Oralor. Enler Ohio Stale University. I ALTA RIPPLE 591f Notlz'i11g great was ever' aelzieved without e11tlms1'as1n. Activities-Orchestra I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 25 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Drarnalics Club 4: Torch Slaff 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. EnIer.O1CIice Training School, RALPH ROSENFIELD IIf'11at is the short 111ea1zing of this long 1zm'a1zgzze? Activities-Glee Club I, 2, 3: Band 2, 3. Q MARGARET SCARLETT Good taste is the flower of good sense. Activities-Glee Club Ig Latin Club 21 French Club 47 Torch Stahl 3, 4: Senior Honor Rollg National Honor Society. Enler Smith College. Page Thirty-One YJ LQQ 'QAQ Mx 60 ' DORIS SCHER The mildest mamzers and the gentlest heartf, Orchesfra 3: Girls' Alhlelic Club 4. Enfer Ohio Slale Universify. STANLEY B. SCHWARTZ JR. For he was studious--of his ease. Aclivilies-Torch Business Sfaff 4: Bexleo Sfalii 41 De- bafing Club 2: Camera Club 4: Treasurer 4: Dra- rnalics Club: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Socie+y. Enfer Ohio Sfale Universify. FLORRINE SILBERSTEIN Sweeter also than honey Cilld the h0hey'c0111b. Aciivilies--Glee Club l, 2: La'Hn Club 2, 3, 47 Girl Reserves I, 25 French Club 4: Senior Honor Roll. Enler Mi. Holyoke College. MARILYN SMITH Some credit in being jolly. Acfiviiies-Lalin Club 2. Enier Ohio Sfale Universily. Page 7'izi1'ty-Two Acfivifies-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 French Club 4: Dra- mafics Club 4: Lalin Club 21 Girl Reserves l, 2' 'HMSAQ Ex 90 RUTH SMITH Quiet, sensible, industrious. Aclivilies--Girl Reserves 3, 4: Cabinef 4: French Club 4: Senior Honor Roll: Nalional Honor Sociely. Enler Ohio S+a+e Universiiy. CAROL SODT Such falmzzess bcspeaks au even temper. Aclivifies-Glee Club I, 2, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2: man Club 3, 4. Enler Ca pifal U niversi'Iy. T 3 I-1 Ge r- Q O . JDM RUTI-IIE JEAN TI-IALL A well-read young lady. Acfivilies-Girl Reserves I, 3: Girls' Afhlelic Club I, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universify. QM 6 XO ' Q, bs. ITIELLIE LOU TULLY' QQ, A plzmztom of delight. Aclivilies-Lain Club I: Girl Scouis I: Volley Ball I. 2: BasI:e+ball I, 2, 3: French Club 4. Enfer Denison Universily. 3 n----------------up-Q-------------. Page Thirty-Three .-----------------f 'gAQ Ex 80 ' BILL WALKER I have no time to study, I must go to the dance. !Erom Classer High School, Oklahoma Cify, 3. Afcfivilies-Band 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4-3 Sludenl' Council 41 Dramafics Club 4. Enfer Ohio Sfale Universify. PEARL LEE WARREN Swift to hear, slow fo speak, slow fo wrath. Acfivilies-Spanish Club 3. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. HELEN M. WATTERS v 'IA noticeable maid with large grey eyes. ' From Dania High School, Florida, 3. Aclivifies-Baslaefball 3, 47 Drarnalics Club 4: Valley Ball 3. ' Enier Office Training.School. - , . If WILLIAM EARL WHIPPLE Big eyes and a good l1en1't. A Aclivifies-Glee Club I, 2: Spanish Club 3, Dramafics Club 43 Band I, 2, 3, 47 Torch Sfahc 3, 4. Enler Ohio Slale Universily. Page 7l1i1'iy-Four DON WILSON SA? Ex 80 He is wise who doth talk but littlef' Enier Ohio Siale Universily. WARREN EDWARD WITTMANN '1S'ir, your wit ambles well-it goes easily. Aciiviiies-Glee Club I, 23 Torch Slahc 2, Bancl I, 2: Sludenl' Council 2, 3: Boosler C , Sec- relary-Treasurer 47 I-'li-Y Club 2. Enier Ohio Siafe Universily. MIRIAM WRIGHT W'hen found, make a note of. Aclivifies-Baskelball I, 2, 3: Lafin Club 2, 31 Sfudenl Council 21 Glee Club I, 27 Girl Scouls Ig Valley Ball I, 2: French Club 4. Enier Denison Universify. MAURICE LEE YALMAN . xg mfg! Character is perfectly educated willf' Aciivifies-Foofball 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 47 Torch Slaff I, 2, 3, 4: Associafe Ediior 47 Dramafics Club 4: De- baling Club 25 Senior Honor Roll: Naiional Honor Socieiy. Enler Ohio Sfaie Universiiy. ----------------1-----------------1 Page Thirty-Fi-ve QA? Ex 00 EILEEN ZIPSER A full rich nature free to trust. Acfiviries-Glee Club I, 2, 3: Lalin Club I, 2: German Club 3, 4. Enrer Ohio Stale Universily. MARJORIE KAHO l'Taet comes as much from goodness of heart as fiheness of taste. From We-sl Jefferson High School 4. JOHN KU EHNER Received diploma in January. RACHEL ELLIS X1 I Her silver voice is the rich music of a summer bird. Q' -7 From Alamo l-leiqhrs High School, San An'lonio, Texas, o o 4 , Will receive diploma when work is compleied. Enfer Ohio Stare Universily. .l-1-l x CLASS MOTTO: Perge hmqiiam, numquatui redi. C Forward ever, back- ward 11l?'ZlB7'.J Flower: Camellia Colors: Blue and Gold Song: Gloria Ginder and Bob Holzbacher. Page Thirty-Six 'mzjhe Ex 80 ' SENIOR AWARDS Firsl' Honor Sluclenl' ........... ............... C . .... Gwenclolen Branoll Name on Scholarship Cup Se'r of books presemlecl annually by The Bexley P.-T. A. English ........................................... Gwenclolen Brandi Sei' of books presenled by Mr. Simon Lazarus lvlafhemalics .... ............................ ..... C h arles l-lood Name on lvlafhemalics Cup ' La+in . .. ....... ............. ..... G w endolen Brandi Name on l.a+in Cup Nrhlelics ........................ .... R ichard Hogan Name on Afhlelric Cup Page Thirty-Seven 'gA8 Ex 80 ' COMMENCEMENT WEEK Sunday, June 5 ,.... ......... .................... ..,. B a c calaureaie Service Sermon, Rev. Thomas Donaldson Tuesday, June 7, and Wednesclay, June 8 ........ .. ....... ..... S enior Play Dear Bruius Thursday, June 9 .... ,.... ..... C Omrnencernenf COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional March ..... .-.-- B FOSS Ensemble lnvocafion ..... ...... ,.... ...... .... . . . ..... R e v. Ofio Eberi l Dream of Jeannie wiih flue Lighi Brown Hair .......................... Senior Girls' Sexiefie Charlene Blcclc, Gloria Ginder, Ellen Lichienberg, Belly Reuier. Phyllis Reuier, Carol Sod? WHAT IS AMERICA? Our Naiural Resources' ..... Mae Ellen Bulrer Our Man-made Things .., ...... Schier Rice Our Coun'rry's ideals ..... ..........,... .... G w endolen Brandi' Coniralfa Solo, On Wings of Song llviendelssohnl ..... .... G loria Ginder Bexley High School's TOWN HALL Chairman ..................,.. .i....,.. ..................,.,...., G e orge Clouse Topic for Discussion: The Members of +he Class of 1938 Are Noi Prepared for Cifizenshipu They Are Noi Prepared ........ ......... ..........,.,......... J o hn J. Chesfer Jr. They Are Prepared .............. ............. .... N e nCy Nel1rBI'vS'l The following seniors will pariicipaie in 'the program: Lynn Aberneihy, Virginia Bonnel, Jean Casey, Grace Finsferwald, Roberi Hess, Charles Kienzle, Dorofhy Peiers, Margarei Scarle++, Sfanley Schwarh Jr. Class ,Song .... ............ ...... S e nior Chorus Awarding of Prizes ...Prin. R. E. Kessler Presenrafion of Class.. ....................... Supl: H. C. Dieierich Presenfaiion of Diplomas,. .... Herschel Sfephan, Pres. Board or? Eclucaiion Beneclicfion ......... r ..... Rev. OHo Eberi March lSelec+edl . ,, ........ Orchesfra Page Thirty-Eight 'HHSAQ Ex 00 r WISHWELLISMS-I 950 OTS and dashes and Iofs of flashes, from border fo border and coasf fo coasf! . . . Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Norfh America and all fhe ships af sea- lef's go fo press! . . . Plans for fhe bridge across fhe Sfraifs of Gibralfar are under way. Colonel Roberf Mueller is slafed for fhe posf of chief engineer, assisfed by Alan Haffield as aeronaufical engineer, and Roberf Parker as civil engineer . . . New York hearfbeafs . . . Afforney-General John J. Chesfer and Joan Armsfrong, New York debufanfe, whom lasf week we reporfed seeing af The exclusive Hogan- Kalish Rendezvous, will fell if fo fhe iudge on Tuesday nexf. Also fhaf way abouf each ofher are Gloria Ginder, vocalisf wifh K. C. Browne's orchesfra af said Rendez- vous, and Roberf Holzbacher, who helps draw Dopey's and Donald Duck's for Walf Disney . . . Orchids fo Doris Scher, hosfess, and Anfhony Daffalo, pilof, for fheir heroic acfions in fhe crash of fhe T. W. A. fransporf plane yesferday. Among fhe passengers rescued were John I. Jones, Presidenf of fhe New York Sfock Exchange, Helen Cohen, founder of fhe Cohen Business College, in New York, and Miss Florrine Silberfsfein, Presidenf of Goucher College, en roufe fo an educafion meefing af Columbia Universify . . . reminiscenf of fhe gory And Sudden Deafh of a few years back, is From Airplane fo Morgue, by Dan Harmon, Philadelphia underfaker. feafured in fhis issue of fhe Reader's Digesf. You will recall fhaf your correspondenf scooped fhe marriage lasf week of Nancy Nehrensf, ed. of fhe Digesf, and Roberf Sfockdale '39, well-known aufo racer . . . flash! . . . Grefa Garbo's claughfer, Hilda Sfokowski, was nearly kidnapped while sfrolling in Cenfral Park fhis affernoon wifh her governess, Elie Nielsen. She is being closely guarded by Eileen Zipser, renowned woman defecfive, while Privafe Defecfive Jane Leach invesfigafes possible clues . . . By way of fhe high seas! . . . Peg Scarleff, on board fhe S. S. Sf. Louis bound for Eng- land and fhe Wimblefon Tennis Mafches, denies rumors fhaf she will furn pro. Also on The Sf. Louis are Richard Eckley, U. S. foreign minisfer fo Africa, and his very social wife, fhe former Virginia Bonnef, who was presenfed af fhe Courf of Sf. James lasf winfer . . . The feud befween Warren Wiffmann, fhe so-called rival of yours fruly, and Bill Walker, of 'rhe Hello Program goes on and on . . . affenfion Ohio! . . . Judge Jean Casey of fhe Ohio Supreme Courf is expecfed fo hand down a decision on fhe Higgins vs. Ford Mofor Corporafion case fomorrow. Sfanley B. Schwarfz is fhe afforney for Ford . . . Charlene Black, Mefropolifan opera sfar, will give her command performance before fhe King and Oueen of England fomorrow nighf . . . Memos of a Midnighfer . . . spoffed af Cab Calloway's opening in Pearl Lee Warren's new nighf club was John Lumberf, New York's mosf soughf-affer professional escorf, wifh a well-known debufanfe. Also seen, and offen seen fogefher, were Ralph Rosenfield, publicify manager for Heinfz Alphabef Soups, and Joan Joseph, speller for said soups . . . William Bauerle, Top-nofch arfisf, will ainf 'rhe porfraif of Doris Livingsfon, fhe dancer whose feef are said fo be fabulously insured by Lloyd's of London, and Don Wilson's of Bosfon . . . William Whipple, new edifor of Esquire, has succeeded in securing Charles Hood, ace phofographer, for fhaf magazine . . . Maurice Yalman's playful play, Sfars and Sfripes, wifh a swell casf, including Ellen Lichfenberg, Owen Ford, and Gladys Cohen, will open ifs fwelffh week in New York fomorrow. lf's one you shouldn'f miss . . . Jusf in case you wondered, Disfricf Afforney Charles Kienzle, Nellie Lou Tully, recenfly chosen New York's mosf beaufiful model, displays fhe clofhes of Schiaparelli, Lucien LeLong, and Nancy Drake daily af 'rhe exclusive Fiffh-Avenue esfablishmenf of Genevieve Adams and Dorofhy Jones. Anofher popular model is Mimi Gilfillan, of Haffie Carnegie . . . The firsf U. S. ambassador fo Pago-Pago, Sfrouse Campbell, will sail fhis week, accompanied by Elsie Leupold af fhe head, of a missionary group and Rufhie Thall, Times correspondenf . . . and now back fo Schier Rice, who has as continued on page eighty-three Page Thirty-Nine 1Q---------------------------- SAE Ex 80 F 01'ty I Q. ,-,,. 81 'mzjfw Ex 00 ,,, I 4 I, :. .,,. , I f wr 1' ., , ,.,., ,A .,.. ,. LJI ,+ I l 12 AIA TT Y I I R,T I ...,, :::A' ., AA ' ':',.A 1::.: .A, I -11 A' ff, ,..,. :sg ::v .,:, ,v--. ,,::. ..., Q A t -v-, -it.: .:,,: ,,.vv F ::: :gt-Z ,A :'-: '.-::- '13-1 I.: 1:' 'llz ,::.,' :-V ' 1 i : R R R J A FI A ,,,::: ., .,-, q bll vv-- ' - :: '::'.,. Il' ::,, , . ' , ,. ,:,. . .-V',, ..'-g ,:. 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COURTNEY, JAMES CROWE, ANNE DATTALO, ROSE DAVIS, RAYMOND DAVIES, SPENCER DENNETT, JEANNE 'DIXEY, JAMES DUDDY, ANNA EBERT, JAMES EBERT, JEANNE EBRIGHT, EUGENE EBRIGHT, JEAN ELWOOD, BETTY EVANS, MARYALYS FISHER, BILLY FISHER, SUZANNE GERHOLD, CHARLES GILFILLAN, MARGARET GOCKENBACH, HAROLD GORNALL, PHIL GUGGENHEIM, BUDDY GUNDERSHEIMER, ALLEN HALLOCK, SANFORD HAMORY, MARY ALICE HANSBERGER, RICHARD HAUBRICH, WILLIAM HENDRICKSON, RUTH ANN HERTENSTEIN, FREDERIC HESS, WILLIAM HEURICH, ELSIE HILL, DICK HODAPP, JOHN HOFFMAN, JUNIUS HOOVER, MARY LOUISE HUNTINGTON, MARION HUNTINGTON, WILLIAM HYATT, JUNE JONES, JOANNE KAUFFMAN, PHYLLIS KIESEL, FRED Page Forty-Six Ae Ex eo' -, 'iz ...IZ I ': 5 ::':: T 'V'::' 5 V-..' ',--,.'V 3 figs, : ' f 'zz .: ': i ::::3 -- i 1 V,. -PI2 f .I - -. U : f I :: : ' ..:'-1 . ZV- I I :..A I I J ,, V I ,J, I 4 I I JJJJJ V..1 '--Z Aziuv zzzi ZIA zz' :ZII LKKKPV LIK J JJJ JI ,-f- 1:,A 1 ,. 1 .,'W A:,A'12 f 'A,,',,W , AA ,f :EV I , I , . 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III ,,-' '1'f' , :.:: In ' , .A 555 5555 555 55 K 5555 I I il' 'lfa -, 11' ' : 1,. 11: ,K KINDLE, BILL KOCH, JACK 'KORPIESKL JOSEPH KULL, HAROLD LEVIN, EDWIN LEVY, BOBETTE LEVY, MARJORIE LEWIS, ANN LINVILLE, DORIS LOEHNERT, JOHN LOMAN, STANLEY LUETHI, SUZANNE METCALF, CHARLES MILLER, CLYDE MILLER, JACK MITCHELL, JEAN ANN MITCHELL, JIM MONTEI, BETTY LOU MORGAN, VIRGINIA MORRISON, DONALD MOUNT, DOROTHY NOVAK. ROSEMARY 'I Picfure omi'r+ecI. NUTTER, DOROTHY OHMES, BERNADINE ORR, DOROTHY PAGE, LUCY PERRY, MARGUERITE PEYTON, BOB PEYTON, KING PHILLIPS, MARGARET PRESTON, GLENN PURCELL, ANNE PURDY, CHARLES REICHENBACH, WILLIAM RICE, JOAN RICE, PEARL ROSENTHAL, MARVIN ROUSH, RALPHENE ROWE, MARGUERITE ROWE, SHIRLEY SALT, BRADLEY SCHENK, KATHRYN 'SCHENK, OTTO SCOTT. VIRGINIA SHAMANSKY, SAM SHARP, RUBY 'SHETLER, BETTY SHUPE, ANN SMECK, JEAN SMITH, BETTY SMOOTS, TED STACKHOUSE, EDWIN STARK, RODGER TSTEVENS, RUTH ANN STEVENSON, BEMAN TULLY, LAURA UNDERWOOD, MAX WALKEY, JAMES WALTERS, MARY ELLEN WESSLER, POLLY WHEATON, MARY ELLEN 'WINKLEHAUSEN, EARL WOLTZ, MARIAN YAEKLE, DONALD YALMAN, RICHARD YOUNG, DAVID Page Forty-Se-ver: JAH dx 80 Page Forty Eight ' Ae Mx 80 ' ABERNETHY, MARJORIE ALDERMAN, BOB ALLER, DONALD ANDRASKO, FRANCES ANTLE, VERNA ALILT, HARRY BEESON, ROBERT BIRCH, BILL BLACK, DICK BLACK, PATTI BOESHAAR, BOB BRANDT, VIRGINIA BRINKMAN, FRANK BROWNE, DEAN BRUNNER, JAMES BURNS, ANDY BURNS, MIKE BUTT, GAIL CAMPBELL, MARILYN CHRISTIANSEN, BOB COFFMAN, HOWARD COOK, BILLY CORNETT, JUANITA 1' Pic+ure omI+fecI. FRESHMEN CUPP, VIRGINIA DAVE, ELIZABETH DAVIS, POLLY ANNA DAWSON, JAMES DAWSON, JAMES M. DEVOE, BETTY DRAKE, DOROTHY EDELMAN, JEANNE EESLEY, HELEN EKIERT, GENEVA FERGUSON, JACK FOWLER, HENRY FRIEDLY, DALE GEBHARDT, BILL GLASSMAN, MARVIN GREEN, JANET GUMBLE, ANN HASSEL, ELORA MAE HASSON, RAY HEER, BARBARA HERBST, ROBERT HICKLE, CLYDE HINWOOD, WILLIAM HOBSON, VIRGINIA HUEBNER, WALTER HULING, ROSEMARY ISABEL, MARY JONES, ARNOLD JORDAN, HAROLD KESSEL, STANLEY KESSLER, JAMES KIRKLAND, JACK KNODERER, ROSEMARY KORPIESKI, MARY KRAUSE, BILL KRUMM, CAROL 'LISSKA, BERNARD LOMBARDO, JOE LORENZ, DAN LURIE, HARRIET MCELFRESH, FOSTER MCELKINNY, MARCIA MCKINLEY, BILL MADDOX, MADILYND MAGNUSON, BILL Page Fifty 'Z?A9 Ex 80 ' MALONE, BOB MARTIN, LAVERN MASSER, ROBERT MATHEW, ALTA MATTHEWS, DAVID MAXWELL, STANLEY MAY, BILL MEEK, EMILY METCALF, JOANNA MILBURN, CARL MILLER, JACK MILLER, KIETH MILLER, MALCOLM MINNEMAN, JUNE MITCHELL, NORMAN MORRIS, PETER MOSS, ADRIENNE MOSSGROVE, JOANNE MUELLER, RUTH NELSON, WAYNE NESSLEY, DAVID NORTH. PAUL O'KANE. CALVIN PI cfu re omiffed. PATTON. ANN PETERS, ROBERT APETTY, JAMES PLANK, CHARLES PRICE, STANLEY PUGH, MARY JANE PULLING, EMILY QUEEN, THEODORE REICHENBACH, JOHN REINER, CHARLES REINER, VIRGINIA REYNOLDS, MARY RICE, WILLIAM RICHARDS, DAVID RIFFLE, RICHARD ROBINS, GERALDINE ROGERS, BETTY LOU ROSE, RICHARD 'RUTH, IRVING SCHIFF, IRENE SCHUH, EMILY SEARLE, WILLARD SHEPPARD, GUY SILBERSTEIN, FREDERICK SMITH, PATTI SMITH, ROBERT STERN, RUDOLPH STONE, HAROLD SUTTON, DEAN TARRIER, KIRK TERRY, MARGIANNE THOMPSON, EMILY TIPPETT, DON TRAYTE, MARY JANE VAN MATRE, ROBERT VILLARS, EMILY WALKER, JANET WALKER, RICHARD WALTERS, ANN WARREN, LEROY WEBER, ROBERT WHALEY, ELLIS WHITMAN, RAY 'WIGHTMAN, JEAN WOLFE, RODNEY 'WRIGHT ROBERT YOUNG, DOROTHY Page Fifty-One ZEXQO Fifty-Two 'WW 5 Ae Ex 80 SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE YEAR I937-I938 SCHOOL HONOR Second Place in Dislricf Scholarship Conlesf In Scholarship Individual Rafings Plane Geornerry: sevenlh, Margare+ Phillips: chemisfryx firsl, Edward Reinerl, lhird, Richard Benua: physics: firsl, Charles Hood, second, Slanley Schwarlz, Jr.: second year English: lirsl liiedl, Jean Milchell: American Hislory: Third, Roberl' Hess, sevenfh, Jean Casey: biology: firsl, Richard Yalman: fourlh year English: second lliedl, Gwendolen Brandl: second year Larinz Third, John Lynch: algebra: second, Jean Wighiman, six'rh, Joanna Melcall: general science: lhird, David Mallhews, fiflh, Gail Burl: world hisloryz Third, Junius Hoffman: second year French: eighlh, Margarel ScarIe++, +en+h, Joan Armslrong: shorfhand: Third, Doris Livingslon: Iyping: fifrh, June Server. Individual Ra+ings Senior Scholarship Tesls in Greaier Columbus. Firsl ........................,........ .... S ranley Schwarlz, Jr. Fiflh . . . ...,..... ...... C harles Hood School Honor lvlary Louise Dell '39, Silver Cup winner of local high school spelling bee finals conducied over Slalion WBNS. In Publicaiions STAFF HONOR The Bexley High Torch ..........,................. Firsr Place Nalional Columbia Scholaslic Press Associalion Con'res'r, Columbia Universiry. INDIVIDUAL HONORS Coniesr Conducled by Journalism Associalion of Ohio Schools. Firsl' Prize Fealure Cup .......,........,,. gSlEI!l:+ Glgzjfgacher . lSpor+s Slory ............. Charles Kienzle Honorable Menllon lBool: Column ..........,. Don McPherson Inlerview Conlesl' Sponsored by lvlanagemenf of Loew's Broad Theaier. Firsl' and only cash prize .........,............ Nancy Nehrensl Page Fifty-Four 1 5 ' A8 Ex 80 ' SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE YEAR I937-I938 ln A+hle1'ics FOOTBALL The Team Third in 'The Ceniral Buckeye League. Individual Honors Earl Hamilion made Ceniral Buckeye League and BASKETBALL The Team Champions of Ceniral Buckeye League. Individual Honors Richard Hogan made All Grealer Columbus Team. Richard Hogan, Earl Hamil+on, Roberf Kalish, and 'rral Buckeye Jream. TRACK The Team Undeieaied io dale in dual meeis. Second in Cenrral Buckeye League. lndividual Honors Li++le Three Jreams Fred Bernlohr made All Cen- Richard Hogan broke his own record in l2O high hurdles a+ I5.9 seconds. BASEBALL The Team Tied for lead in Ceniral Buckeye League. Page Fifty-Five '''' 15 Ae EX 80 ' FirsT row, leTT To righT: RuTh SmiTh, Grace FinsTerwald, Mae Ellen Bulzer, Nancy NehrensT, Jean Casey, MargareT ScarleTT, Gwendolen BrandT, and Virginia BonneT. Second row: Charles Hood, Owen Ford, Maurice Lee Yalman, Charles Kienzle, STanley Schwarh, Jack ChesTer, and George Dixon Clouse. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHOLARSHIP. service. leadership, and characTer are The Tour requisiTes upon which membership in The NaTional Honor SocieTy is based. FiTTeen members oT The senior class oT 1938 were selecTed Tor The Bexley ChapTer This year. The obiecT oT This organizaTion is: To creaTe enThusiasm Tor scholarship: To sTimulaTe a desire To render service: To promoTe worThy leadership: and To encourage The developmenT oT characTer in The pupils oT Bexley High School. The members are selecTed Trom The upper Third oT Their class in scholarship, and TiTTeen per cenT oT The enTire class may be admiTTed each year. SENIOR HONOR ROLL The Senior Honor Roll wiTh iTs 24 members is The largesT in The hisTory oT The school, which means ThaT The class oT T938 is ouTsTanding in scholarship among oTher classes ThaT have graduaTed Trom Bexley High. To malce an average oT 901, or above in Three and one-halT years is a disTincT honor. The 24 sTudenTs who have achieved This have every reason To Teel greaTly pleased. The lisT is as Tollows: Gwendolen Brandf. .. ... 98.00 Charles Kienzle. .. 92.65 Mae Ellen Bulrer ,.... ... 96.93 Jean Casey ...... 92.29 Nancy NehrensT ..... . . . 96.59 Grace FinsTerwald ...... . . . 92.26 Virginia Bonnei' ...... ... 96.50 Donald MarTin. .. 9l.97 MargareT ScarleTT. .. ... 95.82 Roberf Hess. . . .. 9l.76 Sfanley Schwarh ...,. . . . 95.00 Anne Burgess ..... 9l.40 Charles Hood ...... . . . 94.90 Joan ArmsTrong. . 90.86 AnneTTe Friedman. .. ... 94.65 Elsie Leupold... . 90.86 George Clouse ...,.. 94.6I Jim Emswiler .... 90.76 Maurice Lee Yalman, .. .,... 93.8I Arfhur Lieverman. 90.i7 Rufh SmiTh ......... 93.63 Jane Leach ...... 90.l5 Jaclr ChesTer ....... . . . 92.83 Florrine SilbersTein 90.l4 Page Fifty-Six ra. .0 Back row, lefi' To righT: Ann Burgess, Dick Rose, Richard Walker, Bob Geisf, Josephine WrighT, Charles Hood, Jack Chesfer, Bill Walker, Bill Williams, John LoehnerT. FronT row: PeTe Gockenbach, RuTh Ann Sievens, Charles Kienzle, Mariha Moessner, Ed ReinerT. Barbara Heer. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers PresidenT .... . .. ..... Charles Hood Se-creTary-Treasurer .,... Josephine Wrighf Vice PresidenT .......... ...... J ack ChesT'er Faculfy Advisor. ,..... SupT. H. C. DieTerich HE STudenT Council was organized To creaTe a beTTer school spiriT, To help in- crease cooperaTion beTween The TaculTy and The sTudenT body, and To make Tor The beTTermenT of our school. During The course of The year The Council gave Two dances, one on February Zi, and The oTher on April 22. K. C. Browne and his swing orchesTra played Tor boTh, and They were well aTTended by The sTudenT body. The Council also sold concessions aT The CenTral Buckeye Track lv1eeT. A The organizaTion consisTs oT The oTiicers, TaculTy advisors. and represenTaTives Trom each homeroom. The represenTaTives are: seniors, Bill Walker, Charles Kienzle, and Anne Burgess: iuniors, Edward ReinerT, Bill Williams, and Bob Geist sophomores. MarTha Moessner. PeTe Gockenbach, RuTh Ann STevens, John LoehnerT, and Fred Bernlohrq Treshrnen, Richard Walker, Dick Rose, and Barbara l-leer. Page Fifty S even 'gA8 Ex 80 ' ' Page Fiffy-Eight ''WLQAQ M1140 Back row, clockwise: Jim Emswiler, Jack Chesfer, Ellen Lichfenberg, Bob Birnlcranf, Dorofhy Jones, Owen Ford, Arihur Lieverman. Fron+ row: Nancy Nehrensl, Elsie Phillips, Ann Burgess, Joan Arms+rong. Lob ..... Ma+ey .... Dear+h .... Purdie ...... Mr. Coacle. .. Mrs. Coade., Margaref 4 ,. Joanna .,,.,,.,. Alice Dearih. SENIOR CLASS PLAY DEAR BRUTUS by JAMES M. BARRIE Direded by Miss BERNICE I. MULLINS CAST OF CHARACTERS Mabel Purdue.. ..., .,... ......... ...,... . . . Lady Caroline. ............,.,,..,...,.....,..............,, . Presenfed in 'rhe high school, June 7 and 8. . .. .Jim Emswiler ......Owen Ford , . . .Jack Chesfer .....Bob Birnlcranl Ar+hur Lieverman .Nancy Nehrensl .Joan Armslronq ...Dorofhy Jones . . . . . , . .Elsie Phillips Ellen Lichlenberq ,...Anne Burgess Page Fifty-Nine i J 4 1 1 i 1 i S 'gA6 Ex 60 THE HEAD LION TAMER CarlTon H. SmiTh HE Lions oT I937-38 have already won The baskeTball championship and have a very good chance To win The baseball championship. IT The laTTer is won, iT will give us 502, oT all The maior sporT championships. ' ' The TooTball Team was The mosT disappoinTing of all, in ' The lighT oT games won and losT: buT aT The same Time was The mosT unlucky Team. This Team won Trom WesTerville, I9-O, and Tied Academy, O-O, buT losT all The resT. They losT To Delaware, 27-I91 To Grandview, 7-O: To GroveporT, 24-I4g To ArlingTon, I9-6: To Rosary, I2-O: and To NorTh, I4-O. This Team Tinished Third in The League OT Tour mem- bers. lT was very good oTTensively buT exTremely weak de- Tensively. The baskeTball Team was The besT ever To represenT Bex- ley High in The wriTer's opinion. They were undeTeaTed in League play and oT course C. B. L. champions. They won ' I3 oT I6 games during The regular season and one in The Cm'1Sm'+h Class A disTricT TournamenT beTore being deTeaTed, 39-37, in an overTime game by Marion Harding. Harding laTer was deTeaTed by Newark, ulTimaTe STaTe Champs, by only one poinT. IT will be many years before This Team will be TorgoTTen by Bexley Tans. The Track Team Tied a Triangular meeT wiTh GroveporT, wiTh Grove CiTy as The Third member. They won a Triangular meeT wiTh Academy and Rosary, and deTeaTed WesTerville in a dual meeT. Second was all They could geT in The C. B. L. League meeT, wiTh Delaware Taking TirsT honors. Circleville was humbled in a dual meeT. To daTe The Track squad has noT losT a dual or Triangular meeT This year, wiTh buT only one leTT. WiTh The above record one can see ThaT The Track squad is Tar above The average. The baseball Team has beaTen LancasTer, Delaware Twice, and WesTerville: and losT To MiTTlin and Academy. The Team is Tied wiTh Academy aT presenT Tor The C. B. L. lead. IT Academy and WesTerville can be beaTen, The TirsT C. B. L. baseball championship is ours. The Team in general is a Tine Team, buT wiTh a 'Freshman baTTery iT is severely handicapped. OTherwise There are no weaknesses, and They have plenTy of hiTTing sTrengTh. The Tennis Team has deTeaTed Academy Twice and EasT, buT has been deTeaTed by ArlingTon and WashingTon, C. H. The Team is only Tair. The golf Team has won Two and losT Tive maTches and is below par in abiliTy and above par in score. In summary oT our sporTs year, we can say ThaT we have had Three major sporT Teams: namely, baskeTball, Track, and baseball which are very Tine Teams, wiTh only TooTball To mar our record. The minor sporT Teams are below average, buT we be- lieve The seniors can graduaTe remembering many winning Teams. A glance aT nexT year wiThouT The seniors reveals a good TooTball Team, a weaker baskeTball Team oT course, and a beTTer baseball and Track Team. The underclassmen are hoping so aT leasT. Page Sixty Two Third row, lefi io righf: Pele Gockenbach, Beaumonf Johnson, Andy Burns, Bill Magnuson, Dick Hill, Dick Yalman, Harry Aulf, Bernard Skuller, Jack Currier, Malcolm Miller, Charles Plank, Donald Aller, Dick Black, Manuel Hassel, Mgr. Second row: Beverly Hafch, Bill Hunfingion, 'Bob Peyfon, Maurice Yalman, Jim Hauser, Bob Parker, Don Tippeff, Bill Kindle, Dick Benua, Kenneih McClure, Ray Gregg, Spencer Davies, Coach Smifh. Firsi row: Lloyd Weizel, Hugh Hunlingion, Sirouse Campbell, Dick Eckley, Dick Hogan, Capf. Jack Chesier, Earl Hamilion, Lynn Aberneihy, Dean Browne, John Jones, Ray Peizinger, Fred Herbsf. .------------------------------------ ar N :Q S o I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Y I N I N I 'Z?A.6 Ex 80 ' FOOTBALL HE pasT Bexley TooTball season can accuraTely be described in Three words- disappoinTing, buT Thrilling. The season musT be Termed disappoinTing because oT The record of one win, six losses, and one Tie, and because The FighTing Lions were unable To capTure The CenTral Buckeye League championship or The myThical LiTTle Three TiTle Tor The Trhjrd successive year. The Lions Tinished Third in The C. B. L. and lasT in The LiTTle ree. However, Though The record can noT be Termed Thrilling, The season was a Thrilling one in The numberof Tense. exciT- ing games played. Indeed, Bexley TooTball'Tans This year were TreaTed To some oT The mosT colorTul gridiron combaTs seen in many a season. FirsT opposiTion oT The season was oTTered by a ponderous NorTh High eleven, in a nocTurnal conTesT. Riddled wiTh in- iury. The Blue and WhiTe gridders were momenTarily be- wildered by Two TirsT-quarTer Touchdowns, and, unable To overcome This lead, wenT down To a I4--O deTeaT. The Tlurry oT bad breaks which marked The early, make- . , or-break parT of The season caughT up wiTh The Bexley eleven again The Tollowing week. This Time againsT Delaware. ATTer giving an unparalleled exhibiTion oT sheer power during The TirsT Three quarTers, The Lions saw a I9-6 lead overcome by a series of long Touchdown romps, which gave Willis a 27-I9 verdicT. Ca pT. Chesier ln The Third conTesT The Blue and WhiTe Tlashed one oT Their besT games of The season, when They played Their undeTeaTed rivals, Columbus Academy, To a Thrilling scoreless Tie. This game was perhaps The season's high spoT. FirsT and only vicTory oT The year was chalked up over WesTerville in The TourTh game. The Tinal score was I9-O. The Tollowing week an underraTed Holy Rosary eleven Trekked To Bexley and adminisTered a surprising I2-O drubbing To The home Team on a muddy Tield. NexT Blue and WhiTe adversary was The Grandview BobcaT. The Lions losT any hope oT a C. B. L. championship in This crucial game by dropping a 7-O verdicT To Their League rivals. ATTer They had losT a 24-T4 Thriller To GroveporT, The Lion gridders deTianTly 'laced Their lasT conTesT, wiTh Upper ArlingTon, deTermined To make iT a memorable one: and, alThough They were Tinally deTeaTed, I9-6, by The heavily-Tavored Golden Bears. They proved ThaT They really deserved Their nickname, FighTing Lions, by giving one oT The ciTy's sTrongesT Teams iTs closesT game. , Earl HamilTon, Tackle: Dick Hogan. end: and Fred HerbsT, halTback: received posiTions on The Coaches' All-CenTral Buckeye Team: while Lloyd WeTzel, Tackle: and Hugh HunTingTon. halfback: were awarded second Team posiTions Bexley ................................ O Norfh ............... Bexley . . . .... I9 Delaware ......... . . . . Bexley . . . .... 0 Columbus Academy. . . . Bexley . . . .... I9 WesTerville ....,. . . . . Bexley . .. .... 0 Holy Rosary. . . . . .. Bexley . . . .... 0 Grandview . . . . Bexley . . . .... I4 Groveporf . . . Bexley . . . .... 6 Arlingfon . . . . Page Sixty-Fam' 'HUZQAZ Ex 80 Second row, leff To rigl1T: Howard Samuel, Ray Davis, CapT. Dick Hogan, Bob Kalish, Earl Hamilion. FirsT row: Fred Bernlohr, Jack Connell, Spencer Davies, Ray PeTzinger, John Jones, Coach Smi+l'1. ' 5 99 G 2 5 4 fs :gig is .cc,.,.. .s .. , , ,5.f:'E:5E:E,, a ,, ,. 5? T- ff 31 TT T T ,M g e Ca pf. Hogan BASKETBALL EXLEY'S basl4eTball Team This year TulTilled an eighT- year ambiTion ThaT has been soughT in vain by seven previous Lion Tives-The championship OT The Cen- Tral Buckeye League. By winning This championship, The I937-38 quinTeT deT- iniTely sTamped Themselves as one oT Bexley's mosT powerTul squads, inasmuch as The C. B. L. TiTle has been capTured only once beTore by a Blue and WhiTe Team-in l93O. ln TacT, while many words oT praise have been wriTTen abouT This year's Tive and many comparisons made, perhaps The TinesT complimenT They received was Trom Their coach, Carl- Ton l-l. SmiTh, when he said, The l937-38 Team is The greaTesT ever To represenT Bexley l-ligh School. The Team, composed OT Bob Kalish and l-loward Samuel aT Torwards, Earl l-lamilTon and Fred Bernlohr aT guards, and CapT. Diclc l-logan aT The cenTer posT, Tinished The regular season wiTh a Tine record OT I3 vicTories againsT Three deTeaTs, and recorded a Triumph in The DisTricT Class A TournamenT beTore being eliminaTed by Marion l-larding. The Lion Tive did noT sTarT Their season in a conspicuous manner, however, as They Page Sixty-Five ' Ae Ex 00 ' ' ' losT Their opening game, a poorly played conTesT wiTh Urbana, by a I4-ll score. This encounTer was marred by missed scoring opporTuniTies, bad shofs, inaccuraTe passeis, eTc., and produced liTTle evidence Tha+ Bexley was To supporT a championship squa . The Blue and WhiTe looked beTTer in Their nexT Two sTarTs, when They Took a 25-24 Thriller Trom MiddlesporT, and a decisive 28-22 decision 'From LancasTer. Chalking up Their Third vicTory in a close, 22-20, overTime ba+TIe wiTh Aquinas, Bexley began To exhibiT The Torm ThaT was To bring Them The C. B. L. crown, buT They were broughT To a sharp halT in Their winning ways when They were adminisTered a 32-26 drubbing by The sTrong Marion Harding PresidenTs. ATTer This deTeaT The Lions sTarTed on a six-game winning sTreak ThaT broughT Them wiThin close sighT oT The CenTral Buckeye +i+Ie and gave Them Two non-con- Terence wins as well. They besTed Grandview, 32-22: Delaware, 43-29: and WesTer- ville Twice, 30-26, and 47-32, in League Trays: and recorded non-League wins over l-loly Rosary, 30-I9: and Circleville, 48-I7. This sTring ol: vicTories was broken by a powerTul Upper ArlingTon Tive, 50-35, buT was quickly resumed as The season neared iTs end. ln The Tour Tinal encounTers The Blue and WhiTe cinched The C. B. L. champion- fConTinued on page l04.l Bexley l I Urbana Bexley WesTerville Bexley 25 MiddlesporT Bexley ArlingTon Bexley 28 LancasTer Bexley Grandview Bexley 22 Aquinas Bexley Aquinas Bexley 26 Marion Harding Bexley Delaware Bexley 30 A Holy Rosary Bexley Academy Bexley 48 Circleville Bexley Aquinas Bexley 30 WesTerville Uournamenfl Bexley 32 Grandview Bexley Marion Harding Bexley 43 Delaware iTournamenT1 Third row, lefT To righT: Coach SmiTh, Rudolph STern, Bob GeisT, Don Tippeff, Leroyi, Warren. Second row: Dick Walker, Charles Gerhold, Bill Magnuson, Bill Birch. Firsi row: Andy Burns, John LoehnerT, CapT. KenneTh McClure, Melvin- Gornell, Mike Burns. Page Sixty-S'ix 'EQ Ex 80 Page Sixty-S I I gA8 Ex 80 Second row. Ieff To righT: Coach SmiTh, Ellis Blevins, Richard Walker, Bob HerbsT, Bill Magnuson, Ray Davis, Charles Plank, Charles Gerhold, John Loehnerf, STanIey Maxwell. Froni row: Bill Birch, Earl Hamilion, Mike Burns, KenneTh McClure, John Jones, Ray Pehinger, Spen- cer Davies, Fred Herbsf, Bob Mueller, Fred Bernlohr, CapT. Bob KaIish'. BASEBALL - - ITI-I The organizaTion oT The CenTraI Buckeye base- ball league This season, The Lion nine has a chal- lenging mark To shooT aT, AT The Time of This wriTing The Blue and WhiTe diamond crew were Tied wiTh Columbus Academy Tor The League leadership. In The TirsT six sTarTs oT The campaign, Bexley has been successful in Tour oT Them, Three againsT League opponenTs. ATTer The season opener aT MiTTIin, which MiTTIin cap- Tured handily, 8-3, The Lions Took WesTerviIIe inTo camp, I2-3. The Tollowing week LancasTer was subdued in a hard- ToughT exTra inning game, IO-9. Academy Then walloped A Bexley, I I-Og buT The Lions gained some recompense aT The expense oT Delaware The Tollowing Two weeks by downing Them Twice, I2-8, and I6-6. CapT. Kalish For The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The school, a Treshman baTTery, capable of sTarTing and Tinishing ball games, was discovered in Bill Birch and Mike Burns. Davies Took care OT The oTher sTarTing mound duTies, wiTh Davis ready Tor reIieT work. Harn- iITon was on TirsT, Bernlohr aT second, I-Ierbsr aT shorT, and PeTzinger on Third. CapT. Kalish paTrolled The IeTT Tield area, McClure was in cenTer, Jones chased Tlies in righT, and Mueller was handy Tor uTiliTy inTieId and ouTTieId service. Bexley 3 8 Mifflin Bexley 0 I I Academy Bexley IO 9 LancasTer Bexley I2 8 Delaware Bexley I2 3 WesTerviIIe Bexley I6 6 Delaware Page Sixly Eight 'UUSAQ Ex 80 ' Third row, le'FT To righ'l': Dick Hogan, Lloyd Wehel, Bob Minch, Don TippeTT, Charles Kreachbaum, Bob GeisT, Beverly HaTch. Second row: Hugh Hunlingfon, Bill May, Bill Cook, Andy Burns, Phil Burgess, Beaumonl' Johnson. Dean Browne. FirsT row: Don Yaekle, Norman Orr, Don Aller, CapT. Jack Connell, Bill Magnuson, Mike Burns, Q TRACK Mgr. Marvin Glassman ED by CapT. Jack Connell and Dick l-logan, The Track Team, builT around These Two veTerans, has so Tar enioyed a very successTul season and undoubTedly will compleTe iTs schedule wiTh a much beTTer Than average record. To daTe The courageous Lion TracksTers have won Two Triangular meeTs, Tied Tor Top honors in anoTher, capTured a dual meeT, and Tinished second in The CenTral Buckeye League meeT. Scores oT The Three Triangular rneeTs have been: Bexley 53, GroveporT 53, Grove CiTy 37lf2q Bexley 85, l-loly Rosary 4Olf2, Academy 23lf2: and Bexley 6l, WesTerville 60, Ga- hanna 26. The lone dual meeT Triumph was scored aT The Capl' Connell expense oT Circleville, 63 To 55. The ninTh annual CenTral Buckeye Track meeT was capTured by Delaware Willis. Bexley Tinished second. x CapT. Jack Connell Took TirsT in The C. B. L. 440 yd. run and Tied Tor Third place in The DisTricT Class A meeT. Dick l-logan was high poinT man in The C. B. L. wiTh l2 Tallies. l-le won The high and low hurdles evenTs and broke his own league record in The Torrner. l-logan also placed Third in The DisTricT rneeT in The high hurdles. OTher chieT poinT geTTers in The CenTral Buckeye were Mike Burns, who Tinished second in The mile, Beverly l-laTch, who was second in The discus, and Dean Browne, second in The high hurdles. C. B. L. STANDINGS Delaware .,...,.... .............. 5 5V2 WesTerville ..... . . . . . 38 Bexley .... ,............... 4 oV2 Grandview ........ .... I 3 Academy ............................ 3 Page Sixty-Nine SAA Ex 90 Page Seventy ' ' ' Ae Ex 80' ' ' ' ' Leff To right Clyde Hickle, STanley Kessel, STrouse Campbell, Dick Hogan, Charles Kienzle, Bob Hess, Howard Samuel. TENNIS EXLEY'S Tennis Team seems well on iTs way Toward a successTul season This year. AlThough They have meT several very sTrong opponenTs, The Blue and WhiTe has already won Three maTches, and dropped buT Two. The TirsT maTch was played againsT Columbus Academy on The Bexley CourTs. The Blue and WhiTe neTTers conquered The Vikings, Tour maTches To one, and swepT The singles play. The Lions nexT Trekked To WashingTon C. I-I. where They found The ouT oT Town climaTe noT so invigoraTing, Tor The home Team adminisTered a 5-O deTeaT To Them. ReTurning To Bexley, The Lions won Their second maTch on The home courTs, This Time from EasT. The Tiger neTmen proved To be no maTch Tor The Tlashy Lions and were shuT ouT by a 5-O counT. However The Tollowing week The Lion den was invaded by a powerful Upper ArlingTon Golden Bear, led by Bobby FaughT, a well-known Tigure in Ohio scholasTic Tennis circles. The visiTors Trounced Bexley To The Tune oT 7-O. ln a reTurn maTch wiTh Academy The Blue and WhiTe were again vicTorious, win- ning This one 4-2. SWIMMING Back row, le'fT To righT: Manuel Hassel, Dan Harmon, STanley Loman, KenneTl1' McClure. Fronf row: Bill Cook, John Hoffines, OTTo Schenk. Bill Fisher. IDDLED wiTh ineligibiliTies. The Lion swimming Team did noT enioy a very suc- cessTul season This year, as iT capTured only one oT iTs Tour meeTs. I-Iowever, Though The record is noT impressive, The season was brighTened by The individual perTormances of several ol: The Blue and WhiTe TanksTers, noTably OTTO Schenk and John l-loTlines. The enTire Team was builT around a nucleus oT These Two boys and They responded nobly, Taking a large number oT poinTs in every meeT. The Sea Lions' TirsT meeT was wiTh Xenia. Though They kepT wiThin close range oT The ulTimaTe winners, The Blue and WhiTe swimmers did noT have enough all-round sTrengTh To Take The decision and were deTeaTed, 47-28. OTTQ Schenk Took Two TirsT places To lead The aTTernoon's scoring wiTh I0 markers. The undeTeaTed Academy Vikings, Columbus ciTy champions, overwhelmed The Lions in The nexT meeT by a 5I-24 counT. Jack l-loiclines paced The Team scoring wiTh nine Tallies as he salvaged Bexley's own TirsT, in diving. Lone vicTory oT The season was recorded over Greeniiield McClain. The Tinal score was Bexley 48, McClain 29. The Lions closed Their season by dropping a close, 35-3I, decision To I-loly Rosary. GOLF Le'FT To righT: Dick Black, STanley Schwarh, Earl HamilTon, Coach SmiTh, Sirouse Campbell, Tom Benua. I-IE Lion golT Team This season is noT quiTe up To The par seT by Tormer Blue and WhiTe link squads. The Team. made up of Three seniors and Two sopho- mores, has won Two maTches and losT Tour, buT has a good chance oT improving This record as iT will 'lace less powerTul opponenTs in TuTure maTches Than in Those already played. WiTh STrouse Campbell playing Number I posiTion, Earl I-IamilTon Number 2, Tom Benua Number 3. and STanley SchwarTz Number 4, The Lion golTers won Their opening maTch, 7lf2 To 4V2, againsT EasT. lConTinuecl on page I04-.l Page Seventy-One JB Ex 80 Page Seventy-Two ZjA9 Ex 60 Third row, le'FI fo righf: Florence Feerer, Emily Villars, Amy Lou Van Siclile, Mariorie Beclrerl, Al+a mffle, Jean Byrer, Luclle Dean, Jeanne Miller, Julie Robins, Marcia Blaclr, Elie Nielsen, Doroihy oun-I. Second row: Mary Miller, Lucille Sansone, BeH'y Barnelr, Pearl Rice, Mrs. E. W. Anspach, Jean Beclrerl, Jeggy Mulbarger, Jean Eberf, Marcia McEIhinny, Dorofhy Orr, Be'H'y Elwood, Polly Davis. Firsi row: Mary Isabel, Harrier Lurie, Elloise Borden, Rose Daffalo, Helen Eesley, Iona Chadwick, Alfa Mafhew, Glenna BarneH. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB I-IIS year The G. A. C. had a very successful season. In aclclirion To 'rhe 'Iwo annual affairs, The Chrisirnas par+y and Jrhe Farewell Banquer, 'The club had a Treasure hun'r, a hay ride and siealc roasi, a slcaiing pariy, a swimming pariy. and a spread. The girls who received leiiers This year by oblaining 500 poinls Through sporis evenrs are: Dororhy Orr '4O: Harrier Lurie '4Ig Cherie Janes '40, Elloise Borden '4O: Pollyana Wessler '40, Marcia McElhinny '4l. This year is The lasi year Thai The club will have as i'rs supervisor Mrs. E. W. Anspach, +he former Miss lzora Scoir. The club has progressed under her direcrion. and we know The members will miss her. OFFICERS FOR I937-38 Presideni' . ..... ........................ P eggy Mulbarger Vice-Presidenr ..,.. Lucille Dean Secrefary ...,. ...... M ary Miller Treasurer ....... .... D orolrhy Mounl Social Chairman... .... Jeanne Miller Page Scffelzty-Three 'umgze Ex 80 ' PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Complimenfs of JACOB SANDUSKY Sheriff of Franklin CounI'y Complimenfs of DONALD M. HAMILTON Complimenlrs of STANLEY SCHWARTZ Complimenfs of JOHN J. CHESTER Complimenfs of HUGH HUNTINGTON CompIimen+s of ALLEN I. PRETZMAN Complime-nfs of A RUPPERSBURG JR., M. D Complimemks of R. L. McCLARREN Complimenfs of CHARLES A. LEACH Judge Common Pleas Couri' Complimenfs of DARGUSCH 8: GREEK Complimenfs of SAMUEL G. OSBORN Compllmenfs of C. C. CRABBE CompIimenI's of HARLEY E. PETERS Complimenfs of KYLE W. ARMSTRONG CompIImen+s of KENNETH ATKINSON CLOUSE ' M. D. Complimenfs of DR. ARTHUR ZIPSER Page Sei e11fy-Six gA6 Ex 60 ' PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. ROBERT M. TEMPLE Denfisi 4-I4 Beggs Bldg. Complimenfs of DR. HARLEY E. STONE Complimenfs of DR. DON A. SHUSTERMAN Complimenfs of GRUBER 8: FORD Complimenfs of R. G. PRATHER, D. D. S. Complimerds of DR. J. W. JACKMAN Complimenfs of MURREL H. TURTON, M. D. Complimenlrs of AUGUSTUS A. HALL, M. D. Complimerfrs of DR. C. J. MANN Complimenfs of HENRY PIATT, D. D. S. Complimenfs of MAURICE B. RUSOFF, M. D. Complimenfs of P. T. KNIES. M. D. Complimenfs of E. L. MURPHEY Complimenfs of H. L. SMITH, D. D. S. Complimemks of RALPH E. RAMEY, M. D. Complimems of DONALD F. BOWERS, M. D. Page Se'ue1'ztySeven A8 Ex 80 PROFESSIONAL D IRECTORY Complimemks of CHARLES S. M. KRUMM CompIimen+s of CLAUDE J. BARTLETT CompIimen+s of DR. HOWARD R. MITCHELL RICHARD H. WALLACE 2344 E. Main Sf. Complimenfs of C. H. HOFFHINE, M. D. Complimenfs of HENRY L. SCARLETT Judge Common Pleas Cour'I Complimenfs of DAVID A. SHADE Coun+y Commissioner HENRY FRANK your Counfy Treasurer CompIImen+s of HARRISON W. SMITH Complimenfs of P. B. WILTBERGER CARL A. HYER, M. D. 2602 Brenfwood Rd. OFFice, 395 E. Broad Sf. Complimenfs of ERWIN W. TROUTMAN Complimenfs of H. E. CLYBOURNE, D. O CompIImen+s of JOHN R. KING Judge Common Pleas Couri- CompIimen+s of J. ARTHUR YODER Clerk of Cour'I's Compliment of N. A. 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Broad MA. 430I EV. 4325 Washing-Lubricafing Royal York Apts. Garage RAY LEO, PROP. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING - TIRES - BATTERIES - MOTOR TUNE-UP I457 E. Broad S+. , Columbus, O. HERSCHEL S. STEPHAN TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY BesI' Wishes To The GracIua+es BEXLEY PHARMACY Page Eighfy- Two 'jA8 Ex 80 ' WISHWELLISMS-I 950 continued from page thirty-niize his guesT, Miss RuTh Bigelow, wiTh a few Tips as To how Lily's LoTion helps keep a secreTary's beauTiful hands lily-whiTe . . . l'll be back in a flash wiTh a flash . . . George Clouse, PuliTzer Prize winner, has iusf complefed a new novel . . . Shirley Temple, child sTar of yesferyear, is suffering from a nervous breakdown and is under The care of Dr. Roberf Birnkranf and Dr. Eleanor Burch, well known psychiafrisfs . . . in The sporfs world . . . Jack Connell, Track sTar, and Alice Duddy, who holds The women's ice-skafing championship of The world, will be on The American Team in The coming Olympics . . . The New York Yanks are repuTedly Trying To buy Tom Lewis, pifcher for The Cincinnafi Reds . . . Earl l-lamilTon's Nofre Dame foofball Team is said To be The besf since The days of KnuTe Rockne . . . VeTerinarian Donald MarTin has been called by The Mouch Sfables To Try To save The life of Their Churchill Downs' winner, Spiffire . . . ATTenTion, Hollywood . . . Ann Burgess, l-lollywood scenario wriTer, has finished her work on Gone Wifh The Wind, and The cameras of Arf Lieverman are abouT To sTarT Turning on ThaT much-delayed opus. The Kaufman sfudios have signed Tom Lemmon, champion swimmer, To play opposife Elsie Phillips' ScarleTT O'l-lara . . . The naTion will be lisTening in on The firsT Trial of Jim Emswiler's newly perfecTed Television when Miss Mary Ann l-loffhine, Nafional Leader of Girl Scoufs, lecfures nexT Tuesday . . . Musical noTes . . . Phil l-lerTensTein has lefT Tommy Dorsey's band To beaT The drums wiTh Bill Beeson . . . Phyllis Reufer now arranges The lyrics for Phil SpiTalny's all-girl orchesfra. l-lis laTesT addifion is Virginia Fromm, harpisf, from Columbus, Ohio, also The homefown of The vocalisT, Maxine Lash . . . drawing Them in aT The Paradise Resfauranf are The feafured vocalisTs, Alfa Riffle and BeTTy ReuTer . . . The old world Turns To The new!-The Duke of KenT wanTs RoberT Minch To do The landscaping for his new casfle in KenT. Chez Miriam WrighT has charge of The inferior decorafing. Carl MesserknechT, known for his ceramics and his beaufiful blonde wife, The former DoroThy Jean Miller of DeTroiT socieTy, will do a seT of dishes for The younger of The Mussolini brofhers. LeT's go, America! . . . Lines on The Ladies . . . seen aT The swank opening of The Golf Club The oTher nighf was Marilyn SmiTh, fashion criTerion, in a cellophanized evening gown. ConsulT Norma Miller, ladies: They say she has sole righTs To This dernier cri. The debby wiTh well- known playboy Lynn Abernefhy had a blue orchid. which Took The Nagle Orchid Farms years To produce . . . May we recommend To Ben Fernie ThaT he geT a copy of DoroThy Pefers' new eTiqueTTe book-maybe he can win anofher fan To make ThaT fourTh aT bridge . . . PresidenT RuTh SmiTh of MT. l-lolyoke and Miss Mae Ellen Buker, Yale's firsT woman presidenf, were girlhood friends back in Columbus, Ohio. The Yale men like PresidenT Buker's regime, especially The food of DieTician AnneTTe Friedman: and Grace Finsferwald, formerly a home economics Teacher in New York, has been em- ployed To Teach The men how To cook Their own . . . orchids To Mrs. Elizabefh Magnuson Walker, for her donaTion of a sizeable sum To help our Chicago's l-lull l-louse, now headed by Irene Korpieski . . . and To Gwendolen BrandT, for her swell iob of running The Communify Fund This season . . . Dr. Roberf l-less, l-larvard English professor, has been in seclusion on The yachT of millionaire Jimmy Campbell, while wrifing his laTesT book on modern orfhography . . . NexT To head The famous Child Foundafion School will be Laura Morris . . . Things l never knew Till now-ThaT There is a new viTamin, X, iusf discovered by l-lannalee Childress-ThaT a girl, l-lelen WaTTers, continued on page eighfy-si.1' Page Eighty-Three ' ' Ae EX 80 ' ' A The girl? M. Hertenstein Co. I GREY IRON CASTINGS IT III.. FOUNDRY: IW I l409 S H1 H' h S+ ' fe X wan - IR I IHIMIIH SHUP ou Ig ear +s+ I6 N. Fron . MA. 2673 COLUMBUS' OHIO F LGYD C. 81 H. L. WRIGHT STATE AGENTS Represenfing The Merchanfs Fire Insurance Company of Indiana 40 w. eay S+. AD. 7684 Complimenfs of A. H. LEIBBRAND Page Eighty-I9'o1n' 'HWSAQ Ex 80 ' Sweafers for 'fhe whoie Family-Bafhing suiis and summer spori' wear ai' 'faciory prices OHIO PENNANT KNITTING COMPANY CARL M. 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DIENST PAVING CONTRACTOR 297 Souih High Columbus, Ohio Page Eighty-Five J,8 Ex 80 ' MALLORY HATS-ARROW SHIRTS is iusTly proud of her schools lnferwoven Socks We are Trying To make her iusTly proud of her TheaTer KORN MEN'S SHOP THE BEXLEY 207 S. High S+. lJusT norTh of Rich Stl YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER FORMAL AND INFORMAL PICTURES CLOUSE ' HOOD continued from page eighlty-three does The bird noises Tor WalT Disney's bird characTers . . . And now Tor The mail, as Time will allow! . . . To Mrs. Carol SodT Frye, Columbus, Ohio, housewife: Nasone Nason, The movie acTress, was Tormerly BeaTrice Nason oT your ciTy . . .To Ben Cohen, PiTTsburgh, Pa., denTisT: The pholrograph on The cover OT The lasT issue of LiTe is by Joyce Alspach, crack phoTographer Tor ThaT magazine . . . To Mildred Barrows, Tele- phone operaTor of SeaTTle: The lucky girl who handles all Those love leTTers Trom RoberT Taylor's Tans is Virginia Karch . . . and ThaT, ladies and genTlemen, winds up your Lily's LeTTer unTil nexT Sunday nighT. UnTil Then, wiTh loTions OT love, l remain your New York correspondent WalTer Wishwell, who hopes ThaT The class of l938 will have beTTer luck in living Their TuTure lives Than he had in predicTing Them. coMPuMENTs or A FRIEND CompleTe Prinfers, Legal Publishers OFFICE OUTFITTERS 84 S. 4Th ST. aT STaTe Columbus Blank Book Manu- FLQWERS TacTuring Company 3II-32I S. High ST. Reasonable Prices Opposiie SouThern HoTel Open Evenings and Sundays We SoliciT Your PaTronage Page Eriglciy-Six gA8 Mx 80 ' The Ohio State Life Insurance Company EDUCATIONAL INSURANCE CLARIS ADAMS, Presidenf Broad ai' Granl Ave. Columbus, Ohio Aufhorizecl FA. 80l7 A AA Res. GA. 2604 1 High Speed Aulo Service AL. KIESER, Prop. C0mPle'f'-2 AWG RSP-Wing GULF SERVICE BEXLEY, O. Elechical Service-Willard Ba'Heries Alles Tires--Gas and Oil-Towing and Wrecking Service Main a+ Cassady FA. 0426 i995 E. Main S+. Columbus, Ohio ADams 947l ALBERT H. KULL WATCHES-DIAMONDS-JEWELRY WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED l42 Easf Main Sireel' Columbus, Ohio You deserve 'rhe besi' DAVID DAVIES GENUINE BABY BEEF Page Eighty-Seven ' A8 Ex 80 Besi' Wishes +0 me IQ38 Class 5-10 and 25: Store 2256 E. Main BexIey, O EMSWlLER'S VARIETY MERCHANDISE 89 N. Third S+. AT SYNDICATE PRICES CompIimen+s of THE BEXLEY GOODIE SHOP Robert S., Dingledine Company REAL ESTATE SERVICE AND QUALITY 454 E. Main AD. 4205 TICE 81 JEFFERS SELLING MIDLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES I22 E. Broad S+. Phone AD. I29I Columbus, Ohio Page Eighty-Eight 'lU!L8 Mx 00 ' MAin 5343 Long Disfance Moving Agen+s for Aero-Mayflower Transif Co. Complimenfs of TROWBRIDGE STORAGE COMPANY MOVING-STCRAGE-PACKING RUG CLEANING PAUL R. CARROLL, Manage 422-430 E. Rich S+., Columbus, Ohio Page Eigh f Mamfv abvd' Christened Fondly Called Partial to Prouclest of Hates Hopes to Loves to Eat Often Says Lynn Abefnethy women women women conquer women women this favo- What 3 woman! rite dishh Genevieve Adams 'iGennie Mr. Tipton getting all A's once advertising pictures find a boy who isn't coca cola Thank Heaven it's in chapel stubborn Friday! Joyce Alspach Mr. Tipton keeping up a corres- cats finish 4 years of strawberry Hil pondence with a Latin shortcake French boy Joan Armstrong Io Mr. Howell knitting one scarf- sunburn on her learn to chant like artichokes Well-good with help nose the tobacco auc- A tioneer Mildred Barrows Millie'f HUQ, pretty clothes learning to play an spinach pass her exams hamburgers Oh, gosh! Mehitable accordion William Bauerle Bill' Mickey Mouse getting through asparagus pass Spanish hamburgers P'ooish-wa! high school William Beeson Willie nothing getting through cocoanut and old play like Louis hamburgers Yeah, man! high school UD jokes Armstrong lluth Bigelow Ruthie mellow looking boys passing shorthand knuckle crackers meet Skinny,' hot fudge Ain't that mellow Ennis Robert Birnkrant 'tB0b getting shoes to fit getting a teacher to insects, Latin and become a famous chile a la cann Have you got size 13AA change a B+ to worrying over surgeon and today's Latin? an A- grades undertake cancer research tick and which the Charlene Black Rosebud No. 14 high C getting to school on physics and which the cashews I seldom express time one morning tock of a clock myself. fthe clock was slowj Virginia Bonnet Jinny yellow sweaters rimgnlgl in the Loop- Major Bowes get the car cookies Good enough - ane Gwendolen Brandt Gwen charm bracelets riding in the Loop- Monday mornings learn how to chocolate ice You wwouldn't Ibe- Ol-Plane-once truck Cfeam lieve me if I did tell you ZISDJ 2:40-MQHQN Kenneth Brown HK. CH Mae - getting all his or- Montana Meechy play like Tommy steak chestra to play to- Dorsey gether Mae Ellen Bulger Peggy mongrels finding a pearl in onions and radio acquire a well- I pecan pie Coax me! an oyster advertisements rounded education Eleanor Burch vanilla cokes hear a swing ar- waffles and Godf1-ey! rangement of sausage Tannhauser Anne Burgess charm bracelets finishing a sweater gettin,-z'up in the be secretary to a ice cream with Let's go to morning wealthy, good- chocolate sauce Wentz's ,f looking man Iames Campbell Sonny . recovering-from a long hair Y own a cruiser lobsters Houndski boats and fishing' broken hip Strouse Campbell M0usey Peggy getting out of here pep talks be ambassador to soft-shell crabs One more kiss! Pago-Pago jean Casey sneezing during 3, Seeing -Helen Hayes surprise tests make her hair asparagus moment of tense in Vzftarza Regma naturally curly silence John fl. Chester, Ir. Jack cokes graduating from reach college broccoli steak and French high school fried potatoes Hannalee Childress Honey cokes the song 'Ti-pi-tin own a rattle-proof chocolate marsh- Fudg,fzle car rnallow roll V George Clouse Clooose brown eyes B in typing eight o'clock take a trip with spinach Not me . detentions Buck Rogers Helen Cohen Snooks tap dancers Figuring out trombone players travel Swenson's ham- I nearly fell gS0meli1'Y burgers through the floor! Ben Cohen using big words prestidigitation and monoacetic acid l he a monosyllabic saccharinated It is an egregrous marphie prevari- ester of salicylic metaphysician cucurerts obscurantism to cations acid postulate that syncopation and harmonization have an immoral con- notation Continued on Pages 94 and 95 J8 Ex 80' ' THE SAMUEL 81 ENGLER COMPANY l6 E. Broad S+. INVESTMENT SECURITIES STOCKS BONDS Say l'l' wifh Flowers from Complimenis of Underwoodis GARWOLSQD Flowers I WHIPPLE nc' GENERAL INSURANCE 2ls+ 84 Fair FA. II79 l22 E. Broad AD. 382i Hub Builders Supply and Coal Co. QUALITY COAL Office-297 Soufh High-MA. l772 Yard-675 Slworl' S+.-MA. I994 Slanclard Make New Tires ai' Bargain Prices MONTALDCYS We also buy, 'lrade ancl sell Used Tires E. Broacl a+ 4+l'I S+. Tl1ere's no place like MONTALDO'S To Elson Tire Company N. W. Cor. Gay and 4'll'l Sis.-AD. 5655 l seleci your Spring Formal Sizes I0 fo 20 up Ninelgw-Two 'J8 Ex 80 PO RTRAITS BY PHOTOGRAPHY Complimenls We -lake This oppor'Iuni'I'y 'ro Ihank Bexley of H16 Sfudenfs for Their paI'ronage. May we have Ihe pleasure of serving you in fhe , fufure. Columbus M1114 Cguncil Dexheimer Studio I99 E. Broad ADams I796 RETAIL WHOLESALE R. WILKE MEATS AD. 7257 AD. 7258 AD. 7259 The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA ,- CAMPBELL 8: CAMPBELL, General Agenis 920-922 Hunfingion Nall. Bank Bldg. AD. 9436 Columbus, Ohio Page Ninety-Three ,maj-N,1amN 261961 Christened Fondly Called Partial to Prouclest of Hates Hopes to Loves to Eat Often Says Gladys Cohen 'AGlady dancing passing an exam getting up in the be a dramatic French fried toast No kidding morning success Jack Connell Captain' slot machines hearing Jack Arm- getting up in the eat a green persiin- banana splits You ain't lying! strong The All morning mon and whistle American Boy Yankee Doodle Anthony Dattalo Tony good things to eat. getting out of high studying get out of high pumpkin pie Tomorrow is an- school school other day Nancy Drake K'Nan knitting angora getting A- on a waking up at seven finish the sweater shrimp salad Ding! sweaters test on Saturday she is knitting morning Alice Duddy Boy Taylor graduation June bugs be kchampion hice- pineapple sundaes How'd you know? s ater in t e Olympics Richard Eckley 'AEcke 'KPeggy passing Latin Latin be foreign minister 'steak Somebody is crazy to Africa and Nuts Jim Emswiler Peanut trying to work getting a new car young women be emperor of the sweet corn water- Ohl earth melon steak, and mushrooms Grace Finsterwald small baby pigs having never been windy weather do things right lemon pie late to school Owen Ford Charlie beautiful girls passing Latin detentions get a candid' picture ice cream Nuts and of Mr. Tipton Weezie Annette Friedman Neda Football players B+ in physics Major Bowes play a good game ice cream Absitively from Mr. Hoel of tennis Virginia Fromm 'fIinny making speeches graduating from putting a fishing be 5 feet 4 inches ice cream 'KOh, phooey! Bexley High School worm on a hook tall and wear size 5M shoe Mary Elizabeth Gil- Mimi hllan bracelets graduating on time Cshe hopes, boring speeches and radio advertise- ments 'have a full tank of gasoline all the time lobster Oh, nutslu ation' my L1-Maui N Gloria Ginder Glo large mole on right remembering that peanuts write a sequel to mushrooms Holy Jumping cheek hemhorrage has 2 The House at Joseph! r's Pooh Corner F Earl Hamilton 'ABones women getting a B in a to study own a red and shrimp! Wh3t'0 you gay Senior English green fhvver test Dan Harmon 1 'Doc and Punch stage shows and passing English women and study live where it's ice cream Don't believe it basketball and Latin warm all the time Alan Hatfield UHattie a certain blonde Cit's a secretj Her boy friends marry that blonde more food! Hello! Robert Hess Bob listening to Boake reading completely Columbus news- teach English radishes Raisin Carter through one papers American Ob- server Philip Hertenstein Pip brunettes with jumping across the eats own a steel mill or steak Fool southern accents Hudson River in play the drums two jumps for Benny Good- . H1311 Mary Ann Hoffhine 'KHoHie Collecting match Makin the Honor people who crack learn to carry a sauerkraut Honestly and 3. . . folders Roll in her their knuckles tune land not in Gad,' junior year a basketj Richard Hogan Louie women B in English to study own a yellow road- steak smothered in H0oey!,' ster, Model T mushrooms, and fish Robert Holzbacher Holtzy drums graduating mathematics hear a swing ar- spaghetti Cltalian 'KGreat Scott! rangement of stylej Rigeletto Charls Hood SWood red neckties Qit's a secretl student teachers paIss fourth year wheaties atm f Dorothy jones 'KDothe', and Stinky hair ribbons her ti-uckin' H insistent people get orchids pork chops Either dit' in or dit' out Iohn Irwin Jones XVimpy dancing passing Latin girls pass Spanish blue point oysters What do you say? on the half shell Ioan Joseph Perry food her utruckin' impatient people reach U. C. L. A. ice cream Foo and Goo-GIODU Robert Kalish Bob 'Klflobby red heads getting above F in eoquettes graduate in June lots of everything VVhat do you say? Chack - an English test 1 behqve yOu Csareasticl Continued on Pages 98 and 99 'WUZAQ Ex 80 : ' I One of Ohio's mosl' widely accredifed small ' colleges is righi' here in your communify. Capi+aI Universi'ry has won +his dis+inc+ion 'rhrough over a cen+ury of elificienl' service in 'Ihe preparafion of young men and women for many walks of Ii'Fe. Capilal Universily offers I8 Curricula, including: NURSING Educaiion-Nursing Science-Nursing LIBERAL ARTS GENERAL SCIENCE TEACHER'S TRAINING ARTS-PROFESSIONAL High School Ar'Is-Agriculiural Elemenfary Ar+s-Business Adminislralion Public School Music Arfg-Den+i5+ry MUSIC Arls-Engineering Bachelor of Science AVIS-I-aw Diploma in Music AVIS-Medicine Cerfifigafe Courses Applied Music SUMMER SCHGOL CAPITAL UNIVERSITY OFFERS I6 MAJCRS Annual expenses for Iuifion. fees and books approximaie S225 Toial annual expenses including room and board will range from S375 'ro S500 Applicalion for admission should be made before June l5I'h For a personal inlerview visif Ihe campus or call FA. II39 and ask for E. W. KASTNER, Direc+or of Admissions CAPITAL UNIVERSITY Page Ninety-SLI: F. A. MOSSGROVE 81 COMPANY REAL ESTATE I2l8 Beggs Bldg. AD. 5l07 Complimenfs of The Columbus Serum Company Complimenfs MILL MUTUALS GENERAL INSURANCE 22 E G y S+ J. W. 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Broad A SAFE PLACE TO BUY P .JHIJJ -lC,1o11gN 11521 4 Christened Fonclly Called Partial to Prouclesi' of Hates Hopes to Loves to Eat Often Says M31'.l01'iC KHl10 'lhlargefy and dancing essay writing a balky horse be a pianist Kayo spinach, butter and ice cream and cake Shades and shad- ows of nightfalllu Virginia Karch jimmy Robert Taylor her diploma, she Hill-billy music get 4 more cylin- chicken You know it! hopes ders for her Ford Jack Kaufman 'fTerk girls with southern graduating fickle women and not be in politiCs hamburgers Fool accents ballet dancers Charles Kienzle 'l'weez,' talking taking the rapids on people who put write a good sports steak After all- the Ottawa River tacks on your seat sto ry Irene Korpieski HLinx I talking very long Sq'-1ClChi11g people who tell have a second raspberry Sum-laes 'tRats! braggarts endings of movies Donald Duck Jane ,Leach Janie sleeping haunting people people who put be a private hgt fudge Sundaeg I ain't just saying tacks on her detective that, either seat Tom Lemmon Timmie brunettes membership in the cats swim the 100 in 50 enters Ecol and Plow Snooper-5' Club seconds Hat Jockey Elsie Leupold perfume passing geometry hearing :Tudy Gar- ring the fire g0Ug olives i'lV11y?,' and chemistry land Smg- her at school I song about Mr, Garland Tom Lewis Tom baseball passing English G04miles-an-hour be .a baseball ice cream All right drivers pitcher Ellen Liehtenberg 'KLlel1ty collecting menus getting to be a French make the senior ice cream Oh, law senior 1n 4 years play Arthur Lieverman Art cameras taking Mae West'S nuts make the senior cake HC'S CFHZYV' picture play Doris Livingston Dojo broad shoulders getting B+ in Greta Garbo have a good-looking chocolate dopes Aiu't that mellow! American Government boss rC1auyN ating 2lft!N John Lumbert Long John WOITICII staying away from Wentz's 3 con- secutive days school be a drug-store cowboy coco cola 'Tll tix that the first thing in the morning Elizabeth Magnuson Betsy bubble gum a short story she wrote 174 detentions received this year travel over all the world except Europe asparagus on toast Fm not kidding Donald Nlartin Tarzan Butch good movies and getting through 2 Major Bowes get his hair to lie chocolate cake with uGnatSyu rrNuts,,, bioks, swing mu- years of Latin down thick icing - You Dgpen Sl Carl Masserknecht Messy blondes catching limit of cats have a date with broiled Steaks Geezil-peezil! bass in one day Alice Faye Dorothy jean Miller Dot Jean flowers meeting Bing snakes get a cocker cake Goody Crosby spaniel Norma Miller Norm knick-knacks passing Latin Latin be lin the senior strawberries Crickets! Pay Robert Minch 4 Bob ushering passing fourth year women be a ditch-digger fudge cake Nuts! Latin Laura Morris Sammy passing Latin Ian Hunter be an air hostess angel-food cake Not so hot Marylu Mouch Bleach dogs and popular membership in men who announce meet someone good- cake ball Slap-happy songs Snoopers' Club reducing exer- looking ' and graduating eises Robert Mueller Bob good fruits and playing the squeeze sneery people learn how to be a Sauer brauten 'KHoly Mackerel food box grease monkey Marjorie Nagle Margie pelcinese dogg passing bookkeeping self-satisfied learn to play the tomatoes Swell people piano Beatrice Nason 'KBebe curly eyelashes eating 7 ice cream months that have fruit salad and 'iMy, oh my, 011 bars at one sit- no holidays banana splits oh my! ting Nancy Nehrenst Nertz her sweet tooth and setting up the spiders and lose weight some- desserts, expecially It could be worse flowers Torch in less than 24 hours arguments time , somehow! mint meringue CShe's an opti- mistj Continued on Pages 102 and 103 'gA8 Ex 801 C KI S The Hatioinsal Glove Co. Your Lovely Summer Hai' You Will Find a+ BULLOCKS COLUMBUS, OHIO Makers of sofi- leafher, Kreme Skin and Eezy Wear Gloves for women and men TYLER-GALBRAITH, INC. l02 Easi Broad Sfreei' COLUMBUS, OHIO Complimenis of ATLAS BRASS' FOUNDRY CO. if-L. 1 X llll iT5A6l'Z!l IZQUYWIEIZS M CONNELL FLORIST FA. 3l9l To +he Seniors of Bexley High School Besi' Wishes From Your Phoiographer coi.uMeus.o. Rich 81 High S+ree+s COLUMBUS, OHlO and May +he fu'l'ure hold in s+ore for you a like measure of success which you have helped +o make possible for us. Page One Hundreu' 'TUQAQ Ex 80 ' RED-LETTER DAYS SEPTEMBER 20-School sTarTed-a week IaTe, due To The inTanTiIe paralysis scare. 2I--School work sTarTed-in earnesT. 24-FirsT TooTbalI game oT The season wiTh NorTh, aT NorTh. We Iosr, I4 To O. OCTOBER I-FirsT CenTraI Buckeye game on DeIaware's new Tield. They won, 27 To I9. WorsT hearT- breaker since ThaT Tamous Ohio STaTe4NoTre Dame upseT. 4-Senior privileges sTarT-Tor Those who geT Them. 8--Ah-h-h, The long awaiTed Academy game. Hold ThaT line! And we did, aT 0 To O. I5-WesTerviIIe game Iherel. We skinned Them, I9 To O. 29--We IosT The Grandview game, 7 To O-and wiTh IT The C. B. L. Championship! NOVEMBER 4-Girl Reserves blowouT parTy. And did The Big Apple go over big! 5-No school-here's To bigger and beTTer Teachers' meeTings. IO.--G. A. C. sTeak roasT. Were They Tough, girls? Il-Our annual ArmisTice Day-oTT. I2--We IosT our Homecoming Game To ArIingTon, I9 To 6. When iT rains iT pours! 22-Girl Reserves sponsored Apple Day. WhaT a resT Tor The docTors oT Bexley. 23-Faorball banqueT. BeTTer Than ever-and oh! The waiTresses. HerbsT and HunTingTon chosen nexT year's capTains. Girl Reserves' Penny Day. The sales Tax made The pennies pIenTiTul. 24-G. R. PoTaTo Day. Two days' vacaTion Tor Thanksgiving! 25-Please pass The Turkey. 26-We needed Today To recuperaTe. DECEMBER 3-GOT OTT To a bad sTarT in baskeTbaII by losing To Urbana, I4 To Il. 4-Edged ouT MiIIersporT, 25 To 24, on our own courT. Close shave! IO-Who said LancasTer was so good? Bexley was 6 poinTs beTTer. I7-The FighTing Irish oT Aquinas Iosr The TighT -22 To 20. I8-Marion-I-Iarding. IT was a good game, boys, even if we did lose, 22-We avenged ThaT TooTbaII deTeaT by I-Ioly Rosary, 30 To I9. 23-ChrisTmas vacaTion begins. JANUARY 3-Back To school--jusT when we were beginning To geT caughT up on sleep. WhaT a shorT Two weeks Those were! I4--Bexley-W'esTerviIle game, wiTh Bexley on The long end of The 30 To 26 score. Nice work, Bernlohr and CapTain I-Iogan. A 2I-Bexley wins again-This Time Trom Grandview. Nice cheerleaders, whaT? 26-Exams sTarT. Enough said. 27-More exams. I-low could we have TorgoTTen so much? 28-And sTiII exams. Will They never end? Delaware was no maTch Tor The Lions: 43 To 29 Tells The sTory. FEBRUARY 4-The nexT vicTirn, WesTerviIIe, Tell, 47 To 32. IT's The C. B. L. championship or busT! 5-ArIingTon game IDon'T ask The scorell I-Iershberger Tooled us all, boys. IConTinued on page III.I Page One Hundred Om' alivd 010 pfhtpllllfl mal 0 Chrisrened Fondly Called Partial to Proudest of Hates Ho es fo Loves 'lo Eat Often Sa s P Y Elie Nielsen Rumme Nice looking men passing chemistry pimento in fruit banana splits Woo-woo salad, and little men Robert Parker Bob brunettes passing solid - seventh period get good grades chocolate cake geometry study hall from Mr. Hoel Dorothy Peters T'021dyl' silly hats and lying with a worms sail to the South bacon and tomato I don't know sweaters straight face Seas sandwiches ElSlC Phillips lone fed fingernails struggling through galoshes be in the senior scallops 'iReally1 Anthony Adverse play Betty Reuter Bettie being a pessimist graduation gogsips have an orchestra chocolate Cake U50 what? Phyllis Renter P-H-Y black orchids getting an A+ in only 24 hours in sing with an orches- butterscotch pie You know it! government a day tra over the radio Schier Rice Fat or Shy had temper learning how to live and enjoy himself radio programs over- flowing with movie stars do his best in every job he undertakes all kinds of meat Christopher Columbus V' Alta Riffle flowers passing government mysteries finish Gone lfVit1z cherry pie - the Vffmd Ralnla Rosentield Rosie mol s llables raduation CD grade cards ffradnate White Castle Probabl -not 1 1 y y s s yl N hamburgers necessarily Margaret Scarlett 'KPeg,' vanilla milkshakes flying to Cleveland pencil sharpeners finish her French artrchokes My word! that don't sharpen hook report Doris Scher Dorie eating passing Latin short men be a parasite Qocoanut cream pie SQ what? Stanley Schwartz lf-U laziness getting to school DU Gilbert arid Sullivan ring the tire alarm banana splits Screwball time operettas before he leaves f Florrine Silberstein hot fudge sundaes accomplishingfl homework pass the college pastries L'Oh me, oh my V years of Latin board exams Ruth Smith Ruthie following ire passing algebra cod Fish appreciate Shakes- grape nuts No kiflding?,' engines peare 1 L WJ ab' 2140 a,ip1mH P 99,114-L lVlarilyn Smith seven-up on a driving a Car for white mice graduate on time crahmeat salad warm day two years without smashing a fender Carol Sodt Me long finger nails passing advanced Bye now ' get through nursing Tovfn Crier drum- Well, good! algebra school stick Ruthie Thall Ruthie goodfmalejdancers getting out of Bex- people who say, ' pass advanced cherry milkshakes Yes, indeed! and fpreferably good- ley High in three told you so algebra and Jordan Oh, boy! lookingj years almonds Nellie Lou Tully Nu-Nu chocolate ice cream A+ on a test book repo rts read Gone Vlfith Mills' toasted Good Godfrey the Wind cheese sandwiches Bill VValker Hiram drink getting up one people working be Loafer A-1 quantities of food 'tO11E4, George morning! Pearl Lee VVarren Lee showy ribbons mastering the false teeth play professional spinach shag tennis Ilelen Watters Mae trying to Write learning to play a history see California angel food cake t'Shame songs guitar Bill Whipple Sweep women passing hir. Tip- show people how a big steak Ain't that awful? ton's courses smart he is Don Wilson KVillie chocolate sodas eating 2 quarts of breaking his get loose in an ice French fried pota- Ol1, yeah? ice cream at once shoestring cream factory toes XVarren Vtfittmann 'tBuzzy', women passing an English school teachers show people he's French fried potaa 'tShoot! test not as dumb as toes and steak they may think Miriam VVright Mimi food passing chemistry nosey people read Gone lflfith devil's food cake Oh, gad! the i'VH'!t! Maurice Yalman Maury food getting 10 hours of people who know make money quantities of food NI keep quiet sleep every night they know some- thing he doesn't i know Eileen Zipser Tunny long finger nails passing a test in people who say, drive her own car chocolate peppermint I like reen ones , g government once Well, good once 'lIi7A8 Ex 80 ORIENTAL RUSS CLEANED EXCLUSIVELY All hand Work. We remove all kinds of sTains. We repair OrienTal Rugs same as Original H. P. PORTUKALIAN 374 E. Broad S+. AD. 4974 lConTinued Trom page 66.1 ship wiTh a 24-20 win over Grandview and a hecTic 56-44 Triumph over Delaware: Took Aquinas inTo camp Tor The second Time, 32-26: and scored an easy 5l-4I vicTory over Their closesT rivals, Columbus Academy. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The League, a school member capTured Two baslceTball TiTles, and ThaT school was Bexley. For, while The smooTh-working varsiTy was winning such high honors, Bexley's reserve Team also broughT laurels To The Lion den: The reserve championship oT The C. B. L. and a season's record oT nine wins and seven losses. ln looking over The Tine records oT boTh The varsiTy and The reserve Teams, one can Truly say ThaT The 1937-38 baskeTball season will be a never-To-be-TorgoTTen one in Bexley hisTory. TConTinued from page 7I.l They suTFered Their TirsT deTeaT oT The season when They were conquered by The sTrong CenTral PiraTes, I2-O, and Their second when They succumbed To The NorTh High Polar Bears, also by a I2-O counT. The Tollowing week The Lions meT an undeTeaTed Grandview Toursome and were again Taken inTo camp, This Time by a I I-I decision. ATTer They had been beaTen by Aquinas, 7-5, in a close maTch, The Blue and WhiTe snapped Their losing sTreak aT The expense oT SouTh, overcoming The Bulldogs, IOVZ To IVZ. 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We're rhe new Cenfral Buckeye Champions now! And are we proud! I4-Valeniine Day, marked by flowers galore and a Girl Reserve pariy. I8-Sfaie Treasurer Knisley's band swung our in chapel in honor of +he baskerball boys. 22--No school-we're glad you weren'1' born in July or Augusf, George Washinglon. Sludenl' Council Dance-and a good fime was had by all. 25-Columbus Academy game-ihey can'+ claim 'ihis as a moral viciory. MARCH 3-We defeaied Aquinas in 'rhe iirsf lap of rhe Class A lournarneni. Marion Harding next 4-Whaf a game! Why couldn'+ we have made 'rhaf lasr point insiead of Marion Harding? Torch wins firsi' place in Columbia Scholarship Press Associafion coniesf. Torchids 'ro lhe edifor and fhe siaif. I7-Firsi performance of The Gondoliersf' l'r's a big success-and oh, The complimenis. I8-Second nigh! of fhe operelfa. Flowers and more complimenls. French Club sponsored French movie, Sans Famille. L'avez-vous vu? 25-Oh, how fhe gold baskeiballs and ihar silver Trophy gliliered in chapel! Nice speech. Cap+ain-elecl' Samuel. APRIL 2--Senior Scholarship Tesfs-for fhe in+elligen+sia. Il--lni+ia+ion of Naiional Honor Socieiy. I5-Ou'l' 'lor Easier vacafion. I9-Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, ills back io work we go! , 22-Second Si'uden+ Council dance-as big a success as 'ihe first The decorarions were so good land so high! 'ihal' fhey weren'+ even Jrouched. Tip-pi-lin and Love Walked ln headed lhe Bexley High l-lii Parade, MAY 4-Cenrral Buckeye Track Meer. Even a pep rneeiing, 'rhe good work of Caplain Connell andl record-breaker Hogan, and Two lovely queens, couldn'+ keep Delawareffrom winning. 7-Disfricl'-Siaie Scholarship Tesls. Four individual iirsfs for Bexley, and second place for rhe school. Heavy compelirion-againsf ihe big schools lhis iime. . I3-Junior-Senior Prom! I+ really came orl ailer all. I7--Final Girl Reserves Banquef. Parling is such sweel sorrow . . . I9-Final G. A. C. 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