Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1940 volume:

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W .PX 'ws '7!w Published by the Senior Class Bexley High School Bexley Ohio June 1940 Baden EDITOR Lucy Page ASSISTANT EDITORS Marilyn Graham Williain Haubrich Ann Lewis V Doris Linville Shirlee Rowe Ned Stein Nlary Ellen Walters SPORTS EDITOR Fred Bernlohr BUSINESS MANAGER Ray Gregg ADVERTISING MANAGER Jack Koch PROMOTION MANAGER Jack Patterson CIRCULATION MANAGER Edwin Stackhouse 4 If the record of the printed word is imperishable, how much more so is the message of pictures. It is the wish of the BEXLEO staff that throiigh the lan- guage of words and pictures here recorded, your memories of Bexley High School may endure. So enter that daily thou mayst grow in knowledge, wisdom, and love eau Sang There comes a time in all our lives When all good things must end, When high schools days are over And we must Part from friends. But ere we leave, just one more word To say we'll all be true To memories of our high school days And you, good friend, and you. So as we gather here tonight, Our voices let us raise To Alma Mater, Bexley High, And loudly sing her praise. And o'er all else within our hearts, These words are ever sealed: But strong in will to strive, to seek, To find, and not to yieldn. -Ann Lewis Marion Huntington H. C. DIETERICH A.B., M.A., Ohio Stare University Superintendent of the Bexley Schools RUSSELL E. KESSLER AB., Ohio Wesleyan University lVl.A., Ohio State Uimiversity L.L.B., Franklin University Principal of Bexley High School Pllfll' Tru ff- MISS MARY SQUIER BETHEL A.B., M.A., Ohio State University Commercial Department MRS. AMY C. BRIGHTMAN A.B., Allegheny College Latin MISS ROSABELLE CLEMENTS B.S., Ohio University M.A., Wayne University Art IRA R. FERBRACHE A.B., Ohio Northern University Algebra ALBERT W. FIELD B.Arch., M.A., Ohio State University History, Algebra MISS RUTH C. GEIST A.B., Western College M.A., Ohio State University English, Bookkeeping JOHN HESSLER B.S., University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Supervisor of Music CHARLES E. HOEL B.S., Ohio Northern University M.A., Ohio State University General Science, Physics, Biology RALPH M. HOWELL A.B., Ohio University lVI.A., Ohio State University French, Sociology ROSS B. KEFAUVER B. Sc., Heidelberg College M. Sc., Ohio State University Chemistry, General Science MISS RETA B. MCCORMICK AB., B.S. Ed., Ohio State University Latin MISS BERNICE I. MULLINS A.B., Ohio State University Dramatics, Public Speaking, English MISS LUCILE PERRY A.B., Denison University Physical Education, English JOHN F. SCHACI-IT B.S., Capital University M. Sc., Ohio Stare University Mathematics at F Pngr' Iilrfvrn l Page Tfwclm' l MARK s. SCOFIELD B.S., Bradley Institute Industrial Arts MISS LUCILLE M. SELBACH A.B., B.S. Ecl., Ohio State University English CARLTON H. SMITH A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University M.Sc., Minnesota University Chemistry, Physical Education, Coach DANA SWINEHART A.B., Capital University Physical Education, Business Management Plane Geometry, Assistant Coach MISS MARION A. THOMAS B.S.A., B.S. Ed., M.A., Ohio State University Dean of Girls, Home Economics, Household Arts HAROLD V. TIPTON B.S. Ecl., M.A., Ohio State University History, Government MISS SELMA H. HAMANN Ph.B., Denison University German, Spanish, Business Commercial Geography fNo picturel English fs- 9 n EQ 5 S2 A :Fifi ffl' X vp slr by Pngn' Fourtrrn HAROLD C. GOCKENBACH Jr, Class President Now but himyrlf ran bf his pnrallrlf' Activities-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 4, Boosters' Club Zg Student Council Z3 Class President 3, 45 Home Room Champions 4g National Honor Society 4, Senior Honor Roll. Enter Ohio State University. RUTH ANNE STEVENS, Class Secretary E'vr'r grnflr, J'1JUI'I'l and lru1'. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, Zg Dramatics Club 3, 4, Latin Club Z, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Glee Club 25 Student Council 23 Quill and Scroll 4: Class Secretary 4, National Honor Society 4g Senior Honor Rollg Stage Door . Enter Mills College. PHILLIP BURGESS Jr., Class Vice-President 'Z-1 truz' and bra-'ur and do-'wnrighl lzorzrst man. Activities-Latin Club 1, 2g German Club 3, 4, Torch Staff 1, 23 Bexleo Circulation Z, 43 Bexleo Advertising Staff 43 Boosters' Club Zg Track 2, 3, 4g Class Vice-President 4g National Honor Society 45 Senior Honor Roll. Enter Ohio State University. CLASS OFFICERS THROUGH THE YEARS Senior President Y. - ,,,... ,,,Harolcl C. Goclcenbach Vice-President-,, , ..- c-, ---Phillip Burgess Secretary-Treasurer ,,,.,,. ,-,,Ruth Anne Stevens junior President .--H -.....,.su Harold C. Goclcenbach Vice-President -- .,,,. -. Ruth Anne Hendrickson Secretary-Treasurer ,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,. R ichard Yalman Freshman President , ,,,,, . sus, an ussus H ,,Fred Bernlohr Vice-President, W , , Secretary-Treasurer - , - - Richard Yalman on Margaret Phillips BARBARA ELIZABETH ARCHER Good nalurr, hrr bigyrst as.r1't,' onr of nzany 1'Il'fHI'J'.U Activities-Glee Club lg Girl Reserves 1, Z, 33 Boosters' Club lg Girls, Athletic Club lg Latin Club 1, Z3 French Club 3, 4g Torch Aclvertis- ing Staff 4g Volley Ball lg Basketball lg Stu- dent Council 23 Bexleo Advertising Staff 4: Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 Anthology Associate Editor 45 Stage Door . Enter Ohio State University. WILLIAM ARGO f'EfC'if'lIl'j', thy uamr ix .-Irgo. From East High School 4. Activities--Torch Staff 45 Senior Honor Roll. Enter Ohio State University. HARRY A. AULT Jr. For nothing human f0I'I'l!lll qua: to him. Activities-Football 2, 3, 4. Enter Northwestern University. CARL JAMES BARNES jr. J frifud to human r11r'1'. Activities-Hi-Y Club 4g Captain Hi-Y Basket- ball 4. Enter Wfestern Reserve. GLENNA VIVIAN BARNETT JH could not frign mon' .virnplr graz'r'. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Torch typist 3, 43 Dramatics Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 49 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Made stencils for the Anthology. Enter Capital University. Pagr' Fiftrz-n JEANNE BECKERT Hliff lzrarl, ll0fLCI L'1'f it lzmfy, boat: .slnfvl'vly. Activities-Girl Reserves 2, Latin Club Z5 Span- ish Club 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Enter Ohio State University. THOMAS BENUA Thou art a frllolw of good rc.vpz'rt. Activities-Football lg Baseball 1, 23 Golf l, 25 Tennis 3, 4g German Club 3, 4. FREDERICK K. BERNLOHR rl .foul of pofwfr, zz fwrll of lofty thought. Activities-Class President lg Latin Club 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Club, Vice-President 3, President 45 Torch Associate Editor 45 Bexleo Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 49 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, C. B. L. Champs 2, Central District Champs 3g Baseball Z, 3, 4, C. B. L. Champs 2, 35 Anthology Staff 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4. Enter Capital University. SHIRLEY BETZ Har 'ways fwrrf' 'ways of plvamnfnf.fx. Activities--Library Club Treasurer 3, 4g Spanish Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4. Enter Ohio State University. RICHARD WAYNE BLACK Small in Jlalurr, strong in twill. Activities-Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4g Central District Basketball Champs Manager 3, Spanish Club 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 4. Enter Ohio State University. Payr' Sixtfrn ROBERT DAVID BLASHEK Hr ix fwiyf fzcfm tfllfll Iallc llllf lif!l1'. Activities-Swimming Team 1, 3, 43 Latin Club Z3 Soanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Dramatics Club 3, 43 Torch Staff 2, 3, 4. Enter Ohio State University. ELEANQR JOANNE BOESHAAR Hivlllll' lllllllfil lim' but lo pr11i.vr'. Activities-Torch Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Marriage of Nannetteu 3g Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 33 French Club 43 Dra- matics Club 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Anthol- ogy Associate Editor 4g National Honor So- cietyg Senior Honor Roll3 Stage Doorw. Enter University of Missouri. CHARLES GORDON BOLON To fnulw' nzru happy, or to lefrp tlfrm .vo. Activities-Torch Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2: Swimming Team 43 Dramatics Club 33 Bancl l, Z, 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Anthology Staff 43 Bexleo Staff 4. ELLOISE BORDEN 0fgr11!lr' mul, to fllllllllll ran' ri fri1'ml. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club 1, Z, 3, 4g Girl Reserves 1, 23 Latin Club 23 Dramatics Club 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL HERMAN BRAUN jr. ju , Hr 'was l'iH'l' Il rllink1'r. Payr Srfvfzxtrrlz MINNIE MAE BRENNING Kir1dm'.vs is fLUi5d0ll1.H Activities-Glee Club lg Torch typist 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2. Enter Bliss College. BARBARA BREWER J .vfwret attrarlifvc kind of granz' From Indianapolis, Ind. 4. Activities-Dramatics Club 4g Girl Reserves 1, 2. Enter Ohio State University. MARGARET BREWER .-1 tvrrdrr l1r'arI,' fl fwill infifxil1I1'. From Indianapolis, Ind. 4. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2. Enter Ohio State University. ELIZABETH BRIDGMAN G1'nf1z' of spvcrlz, llfllffl-l'I'Il1 of mind. From Lyons Township High School, La Grange, Ill. 1. Activities-Glee Club 25 Girl Reserves 3, 4, Cab- inet 45 Dramatics Club 4g French Club 3, 4, President 4g Anthology Staff 43 National Honor Society 4g Senior Honor Roll. Enter De Paw University. LUCILE BROOKE Of manm'r.r gfntlv, of 1I'gl'l'fiU7I.C mild. Activities4Girls' Athletic Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2. Enter Ohio State University. Pagn' Ifigllrfvn HAROLD ALLEN BROWN jr, Thr Inav! fllillffl' fomf in .vmall p111'kz1g1'x. Activities-Spanish Club 4. JOHN BUKER IIi.r mimi' his kingdom and hix twill his Irma. Activities- H.M.S. Pinaforen, Rudcligoren 43 Latin Club 2g Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Consul 45 Band 23 Orchestra 4g Torch Staff 1, Z, 35 Senior Honor Rollg National Honor Society 3, 4. Enter Ohio State University. IONA MARIE CHADWICK .-lx mrrry as thr Jay is long. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club Z, 3, 4g Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3g Torch typist 4. AUDRAE LOUISE CHAMP Thr lax: .ro nfaf, fwifh ,vnzilfr .vo J LUl'l f.U Activities-Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Torch typist 4. THELMA JOY COOLEY Joy drlighfs in joy. Activities-Glee Club 1, Z, 3g Girls' Athletic Club 1. Enter Ohio State University, Pagr' A'i71I'll'1'II JAMES R. COURTNEY nCllIll'!ll'fI'I' if prrfrfily 1'd1u'aZ1'd will. Activities-Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Orchestra lg Cen- tral District Basketball Champs Manager 33 Latin Club 49 Drarnatics Club 45 Football 33 Swimming Team 4, Stage Door . Enter Denison University. ANNE ELIZABETH CROWE '24 prrffrl fwoman nallly pla11n1'd. Activities-Latin Club 2, 33 Dramatics Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Z, 3g Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3, 4. Enter Ohio State University. ROSE DATTALO 'hlflild and u7Itl.H'1lllll7Ig.U Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3. SPENCER TREDWAY DAVIES- Of 1'onxid1'rnbl1f -zcorllz in rfvrry sport. Activities--Football 1, Z, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, C. B. L. Champs Z, Central District Champs 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, C. B. L. Champs 2, 3g Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Latin Club 45 Dramatics Club 4g Stage Door . Enter Western Reserve. RAYMOND EMERSON DAVIS Jr. fl moral, sfnsilxlr and fwrll lzrml man. Activities--Football 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Base- ball Z, 3, 45 Drum Major 1, Z, 3, Hi-Y Club 4g German Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Enter Wooster College. Pngr Tfwmrty JAMES RICHARD DIXEY Thr fzcill Io Jo, thi' soul to duff. Activities-Orchestra 1, 23 Glee Club 45 'tRuclcli- Q gore 4. Enter Ohio State University. ANNA DUDDY l'Vi.w' to r1'.rol1'1' am! patirnt to pf'rfor1n. Activities-German Club 3, 4g Girls' Athletic Club 35 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Torch typist 3, 4. JAMES PHILLIP EBERT In him alonr 'tfwns natural to pl1'a.r1'. Activities-Glee Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 4. Enter Capital University. ,IEANNE LENORE EBERT HGi'l,'I'f to hoxpitalilyf' Activities-Latin Club Z3 Glee Club 1, 25 Dra- matics Club 3, 4g Girls' Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2. Enter Capital University. EUGENE FREDERIC EBRIGHT 1lIatt1'r.s .vpffd fwrll with him. Activities-Spanish Club 3. Page Tfwrnty-om' JEAN HAMILTON EBRIGHT 1-Ilfways gay, ,Yi7Il'!'l'l', and lru1'. Activities-Latin Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 3, 4, Torch Art Staff 43 Torch Business Staff 4g Basketball 1, Zg Volleyball 1, 2. Enter Ohio State University. ELIZABETH ANNE ELWOOD The mildrxl mannfrs and ilu' grntlrxt h1'art. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club 1, 2g Girl Re- serves Z, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4g Glee Club 3, French Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4. Enter Sullins. MARYALYS EVANS In hrr duty prompt at ffufry fall. Activities-French Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4g Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Girl Re- serves 1, Z, 33 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Treasurer 35 National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Torch Staff 45 Tennis Team 2, 3, Basketball 1, Z, Anthology Staff 4g Senior Honor Roll. Enter De Paw University. PATRICIA SUZANNE FISHER Fairfi'l and but ndornrd is .rl1r. Activities-Dramatics Club 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4g Ruddigore 43 Glee Club 1, 49 Torch Art Staff 43 Torch Business Staff 4, Bexleo Business Staff 45 Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 25 Girl Reserves lg Anthology Staff 4. Enter Ohio State University. WILLIAM FISHER His thought: liaftw' ll high aim. Activities-Swimming Team 1, Z, 33 French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Dramatics Club 4. Enter Denison University. Pagr Tfwrwzfy-tfwo CHARLES HENRY GERHOLD .-I quift flmp of .vxlprrior brawl. Activities-Basketball 2, 3, 4, C. B, L. Reserve Champs Z: Baseball Z, 3, 4, C. B. L. Champs 2, 3, Football 3, 4. Enter Capital University. MARGARET ADELAIDE GILFILLAN sl hvnrl fzciih room for rfvrry joy. Activities-French Club 3, 4, Latin Club Z, 3, 4, Girl Reserves lg Basketball 1, 2, Torch Ad- vertising Staff 45 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Vol- leyball 1, Zg Bexleo Advertising Staff 4g An- thology Staff 4, Stage Doorn. Enter Ohio State University. LEON G. GOODMAN jr. Thy xpirif, Imh'pfml1'11fr, lv! mv .vl1arr. MARILYN GRAHAM ' ,-I blithr lifart Nlflkfl' Il bloomizzy q,'isag1'. From Cleveland Heights High School 4. Activities-National Honor Society 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, Girls, Athletic Club 4, French Club 43 Bexleo Staff 4, Basketball 4. Enter Ohio State University. RICHARD SAMUEL GREGG .-I frffmf to l l'1'I'j'IHIf' ln' l'nofLc.r. Activities-Football I, Z, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4g Dramatics Club 4, Intramural Champs 45 Bexleo Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 45 Band lg l'Stage Door . Enter Denison University. Ijflfft' 7'QL'I'llfj flH'I'!' MAL!! ALLEN GUNDERSHEIMER Hr llalfl II flfllff ax ,miunf as Il l1rll. Activities-Football 1, 3, 4, Traclc 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4: Orchestra 4. MARY ALICE HAMORY .-I thing of hrzmty if II joy form'r1'. From Mt. Lebanon High School, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. 2. Activities-Glee Club 3, Girl Reserves 29 Dra- matics Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 45 Latin Club Z, 3, Basketball 23 Stage Door . Enter Pembroke. RICHARD B. HANSBERGER Calm, fool, and roll1'rlm1. Activities-Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Orchestra Z9 Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 45 French Club 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Stage Door . Enter Ohio State University. WILLIAM SPIES HAUBRICH So mud: om' man mn do. Activities-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bancl 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, German Club 3, 4, President 3g Dramatics Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Quill and Scroll 4g The Gondoliersng '!Marriage of Nannettewg Rudcligore g Senior Honor Roll. RUTH ANNE I-IENDRICKSON Pofw1'r rlfwrlly in l'llI'I'l'fll1lII'J'.f.H Activities-Homecoming Queen Attendant 4: Basketball lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves l, Z, 3, Vice-Presiclent 2, Cabinet 3g French Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 43 Latin Club Z, 3, 4, President 43 Torch Staff 4g Anthology Staff 4g Class Vice-President 35 National Honor Society 45 Senior Honor Roll. Enter Swarthmore. Pngr' Ttwrnty-four ELSIE HEURICI-I Nntl1i1lg gfrrat fwa.f mvr 1u'l1ir1'1'J 1u.'ilho1lI 171- tl1z1s1a5m. Activities-Glee Club 1, 35 Latin Club Z5 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Dramatics Club 3, 45 German Club 3, 4, President 45 Library Club 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 25 Stage Door . Enter Ohio State University. RICHARD HILL J littlr 7l0lI.H'lIJ!' nofu' 'und lhwn ix fl'H5,ll'if by Ihr lzrxrl of mm. Activities-Spanish Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Enter University of North Carolina. JOHN HODAPP ll iJf'r fhllll mon mrn Mink. Activities-Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Golf 2, 35 Base- ball 2, 35 Basketball Champions 4. Enter Southern California. JUNIUS HOFFMAN His ailmirrrx arf rnxily 'LL'!I7l.,l Activities-French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Torch Sports Editor 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Home Room Champs 4: National Honor Society 45 Senior Ronor Roll: Stage Door . Enter Yale. MARY LOUISE HOOVER Figurf of lrutlz, faith, and loyalty. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, Z5 French Club 35 Dramatics Club 45 Bas- ketball 45 Volleyball 15 Torch Advertising Staff 45 Bexleo Advertising Staff 4. Enter Ohio State University. Pagr TilL'f!Il'1'-'hi'Z'l' ini? SNS SS- ww .RX MARION MARTHA HUNTINGTON Sim spfnks what :hr thinks. Activities-German Club 1, 23 French Club 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3, 43 Girl Reserves 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Torch Staff 43 Latin Club 1, Z, Anthology Staff 4g Stage Door . Enter Ohio State University. WILLIAM MENEFEE HUNTINGTON What should a man do but bn mrrryf' Activities-Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Captain 43 Bexleo Advertising Staff 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Secretary 43 Baseball 13 Track lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 The Goncloliersng Marriage of Nannette 3 Ruddigore 3 Intramural Bas- ketball Champs 43 Stage Door . JOANNE JONES Unnotrd :hall :hr not r1'mzun. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, Z3 Glee Club 1g Library Club 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 4g Latin Club 2, 43 Quill and Scroll 4g Torch Exchange Editor 4g Basketball 1, Z3 Volleyball 1, 23 Anthology Staff 4, Bexleo Advertising Staff 4. Enter Ohio State University. PI-IYLLIS JUNE KAUFFMAN ,1lf1.Uny.r gay, .fincfrzy and true. Activities-Glee Club 23 Girls' Athletic Club Z3 Library Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 3g Girl Reserves 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3, 49 Bexleo Advertising Staff 43 Stage Door . Enter Ohio State University. WILLIAM KYLE KINDLE Of .vlaturc grfat and mannrr quiet. Activities-Glee Club 13 Basketball Reserves 3g Football Z, 3, 4, All-Central Buckeye 3, 4, All-City Team 4. Enter Kenyon College. Pngf Tlwmziy-.six JOHN MATTHEWS KOCH Tim Jofial, frirnifly, honrst man. Activities-Torch Advertising Staff 1, Z, Bex- leo Staff Z, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4. Enter Ohio State University. EDWIN A. LEVIN Thr .mul of rr port is irnmorlalf' Activities-Boosters' Club 25 Latin Club lg Dra- matics Club 4' Glee Club 1 4' Rucldi orew y 1 v g 45 Spanish Club 49 Anthology Staff 4. Enter Ohio State University. BOBETTE JEAN LEVY Prfriou.v articlfs coma in small parleagrsf' Activities-Girl Reserves lg French Club 3, 4g Latin Club 2g Dramatics Club 3, 43 Torch Advertising Staff 4g Basketball 1, Zg Volley- ball 1, 25 Bexleo Advertising Staff 4. Enter Stephens College. MARJORIE ANN LEVY .-I mrrry lzfart makfllz a rhrrrful ro1n1t1'n11n1'r. Activities-Girl Reserves lg French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, 4g Volleyball 1, 23 Basketball 1, Zg Torch Advertising Staff 43 Anthology Staff 45 Bexleo Advertising Staff 4. Enter Stephens College. ANN LEWIS linux: fwisr arf lllry, that arf bu! fools in lu-1.'v. ' Activities-Library Club 35 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 43 Latin Club 2, 3g French Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Torch Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 49 Bexleo Staff 43 Anthology Staff 4g Na- tional Honor Society 4g Senior Honor Roll, Enter Stanford. Pagf Tfwrnty-.vmw'n 43' DORIS MAY LINVILLE ll'hrn found mnler a noir Activities-Glee Club lg Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4, Cabinet 43 Bexleo Staff 43 Latin Club 23 French Club 43 Dramatics Club 3. JOHN TYLER LOEHNERT fl lfarnrd mlm and a most l'Hfl' .vpz'alz1'r. Activities-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C. B. L. Reserve Champs 2, Central District Champs 33 Base- ball Z, 3, 4, C. B. L. Champs Z, 33 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 43 Student Coun- cil 23 Dramatics Club 43 Tennis 43 Stage Door . Enter Western Reserve SUZANNE LUETHI 'lTlll'ff,J nothing ill um dfwrll in .vurll a lrmplrf' Activities-Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 French Club Z, 3g Dramatics Club 3, 43 Torch Staff 43 Library Club 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Stage Door . Enter Bryn Mawr. HARRIET ROSE LURIE Short but sweet. Activities-Cheerleader Z, 3, 4, Head Cheer- -leader 43 French Club 3, 4g Latin Club 3g Dramatics Club 3, 43 Torch Staff Z, 3, 43 Torch Advertising Staff 43 Girl Reserves 23 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3g Library Club 33 Bexleo Advertising Staff 43 Anthology Staff 4g Stage Door . Enter Stephens College. ALTA NAOMI MATHEW Sl11 .v bubbling fwitlz fun to hrr fngrr tipxf' Activities-Girls, Athletic Club Z, 33 Girl Re- serves lg German Club 2, 3g Basketball 2, 33 Torch typist 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Volley- ball 2, 33 Stage Door . . Pagf Tfwfnly-eigh! THOMAS G. MCCUNNIFF Ili.f fan' doth alfzcrlyx lmffli 11 grin. From Georgetown Preparatory School, Garrett Park, Maryland 3. Activities-French Club 3g Track 3, 43 Stage Doorn. Enter West Point, CHARLES T. METCALF To br' lrustfd is Il yrfa! frnnplirnr'11I. Activities-Glee Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 4. Enter Virginia Military Institute. JAMES B. MITCHELL Fun and Iaugllrrr Illlllllllif in him. Activities-Football Manager 2, 39 Tracl: 2, 3, 45 Torch Staff 2, 3, 43 Bexleo Advertising Staff 3, 4. Enter University of Niichigan. JEAN McKENZIE MITCHELL .l full rirh nalurr' frfr' lo trust. Activities-French Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Library Club 3, 45 Marriage of Nannetteug Rudcligore : National Honor Society 43 Senior Honor Roll. Enter Smith College. JEAN ANN MITCHELL .-I brain fwfll xfIlI'lli5f11'il and a f071!I1ll' arf!! fflllfjllff, Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 43 Glee Club 1, Z, 3g Latin Club 23 Dramatics Club 35 Torch Staff 4: Library Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 49 Senior Honor Roll. Enter Denison University. Page Tfwnzfy-ninr' BETTY LOU MONTEI Good lash' is Ihr' fiofwfr of good J1'n51'. Activities-French Club 3, 4, Social Chairman 43 Dramatics Club 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 Senior Honor Rollg Stage Door . Enter Ohio State University. HAROLD W. MOODY Jr. Conf, but not forgott1'n. From Oakmont, Pa. 3. Q Activities-Library Club 3g French Club 3g Latin Club 3. Enter Ohio State University. VIRGINIA YOUNG MORGAN Scldom heard but al-way.: doing. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Torch typist 3, 4. DONALD MORRISON He newer sold the truth to .vcr-'ur Ihr hour. Activities-Football 19 Aviation Club 3. Enter Ohio State University. DOROTHY MAE MOUNT J quirt and faifhful 1nC0l'k!'l'.U Activities-Latin Club 23 Girl Reserves Ig Girls' Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 25 Dra- matics Club 43 Stage Door . Pago Thirty DOROTHY ANN NUTTER IlufLc mlrn. Imac l11'nulifu1. Activities-Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Library Club 3, 4, Social Chairman 43 Dra- matics Club 43 Glee Club 1, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3. Enter Ohio State University. THOMAS A. NUTTER IIi.r hrart ax far from fraud ax 1II'll'lVI'Il from r'r1rtf1. Activities-Hi-Y Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 4. Enter Ohio State University. MARGARET BERNADINE OHMES lf'ith murh to praixr nm! Iililr fo foryifvr. From St. Aloysious Academy Z. Activities-Glee Club 2g Girls' Athletic Club 2: Stage Door . DOROTHY GRACE ORR Full of Ch!'l'l'f1lIllf'J.S' and full. Activities-Girls, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, President 4g German Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 29 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Enter Capital University. LUCY FIELD PAGE 'Shr' fzcnlkx in l1f'z111fy, Iikr' flu' nigh! Of 1'lnun'l1'J.v l'lll7ll'.f Ulm' .vfarry .vlei4's. Activities-French Club Z, 35 Latin Club Z, 35 Dramatics Club 33 Torch Staff 4g Quill and Scroll 45 Homecoming Queen 4g Bexleo Edi- tor 4g National Honor Society 4g Senior Honor Roll. Enter Smith College. Pngff' Tflfrly-om' JACK PATTERSON Nothing to lzlm frilly rarly or loo lair. From Newark High School 3. Activities-French Club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4g Bexleo Staff 3, 4, Promotion Manager 4: Torch Staff 3. 4, Photographer 4g Anthology: Stage Doorw. WALKER PEATTIE Brtfwffn laughing and talking llls Jay ix full. From Shaker Heights High School 2. Activities-Dramatics Club 43 French Club 4, Library Club 4. Enter Miami University. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH PERRY To all n fourlrous fnannrr slzr' sllofwsf' Activities-German Club 23 Glee Club 1, 3: Orchestra 1, Zz Torch typist 3, 4. Enter Capital University. JAMES PETTIT 0nr'.v outlook is a part of his fvirtu1'. From Polytechnic High School, San Francisco, Calif. 3. Activities-Bexleo Staff 4g Torch Staff 43 Dra- matics Club 3. MARGARET AMELIA PHILLIPS Earh dfrd and all its praiszf thlnf ofwnf' Activities-Orchestra lg German Club 2, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer Zg Latin Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 4g Girl Reserves lg Class Secretary- Treasurer lg National Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4g Torch Staff 3, 4, Gondo- liersng Marriage of Nannetteng Rucldigore g Senior Honor Rollg Valedictoriang Stage Dooru. Enter Ohio State University. Pagr Thirty-two A REBECCA ANNE PURCELL So s-'wrrt of soul is sim. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4. Enter Ohio State University. CHARLES PURDY His swords arf simplr and his .mul si11n'rr. Activities-Spanish Club 3, 4g Swimming Team 4. WILLIAM REICHENBACH Big rym and Il good hrarI. Activities-Aviation Club 3. Enter Ohio State University. VIRGINIA MAY REINER To br lofuzwl llI'I'n1,f only In ln' s1'r11. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3g Glee Club I, 2, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Torch typist 3, 4. JOAN RICE lVith a jfs! on hrr tonyuf and a smilr on hrr lips. Activities-French Club 3, 4g Latin Club 1, Z: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4g Girl Reserves 1. Enter Ohio State University. Pagz' Tllirty-lhrfr PEARL RICE Upfllfl of grfal l'riu'. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club 2: French Club 4: Dramatics Club 4. Enter Capital University. JACK MELVIN ROBERTS 'lily ,ll'III'l ix frur IIA' .vtr'4'l. Activities-Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 5. 4: Aviation Club 3. Enter Ryan School of Aeronautics. MARVIN ROSENTHAL flu hail ilu' url of flilllllllllfl ficitll llix !lIlIfl!ll'.H Activities--Football lg Baseball lg Hi-Y Club 3: Band 1: Orchestra 1. Enter Ohio State University. RALPHENE ROUSH J J'I.L'l'I'f lf'lIll'l't1 .vor1g.vtz'r .vl1f'. Activities-Latin Club 2: French Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Ruddigore : Stage Door . MARGUERITE ELEANOR ROWE .I 1.-imlly :milf lu all xhr Inn. Activities-Glee Club lg Girl Reserves lg Latin Club 2g Girls' Athletic Club 4. Enter Ohio State University. Pllflf' Thiriy-four SHIRLEE Nl. ROWE J frllzinlum of ilrligflltf' Activities--Girls' Athletic Club 1, Glee Club 2. 3, Girl Reserves 1, Z, 39 Latin Club 2, 3: French Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4: Torch Staff 4g Bexleo Staff 4g Anthology Staff 4: Stage Door . WILLIAM BRADLEY SALT l,aryr ficus his lfuunty, and lzix mul IilIl'l'l'l'. Activities-Dramatics Club 4, President 4, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball lg Football lg Hi-Y Club 3, 4g Torch Staff 3, 45 Assistant Stage Electrician 49 Stage Doorv. Enter Ohio State University. KATHRYN D. SCHENK Pain n t'lI!lI'!ICfl'I'i5lil' fwllirh .vlamls almiw' all. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4g French Club 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 2, Tennis Team 3: Torch Staff 43 Girls' Athletic Club 1: An- thology Staff 4, Stage Door . Enter Duke University. OTTO C. SCHENK Fnl.wm'.v.v mnrm! funn' from tll1'I'.H Activities-Glee Club 1, Band Z, 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 43 German Club 2, 3g Stage Electrician 1, Z, 3, 4: Swimming Team 1, Z, 3, 4, Captain 4, Torch Staff Z, 4, Assistant Business Man- ager 4g Bexleo Staff 2. Enter University of North Carolina. VIRGINIA KNEISLY lSCOTTl Silr11rr if morr rloquvnr flmn w,curd,v. Activities-Glee Club 1, 2, 3: German Club 3, 4, Secretary 4g Library Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3. 4, Cabinet 4. Enter Ohio State University. Payr Thiriy-.liwr SAMUEL C. SHAMANSKY Chrrrhz'z la frmfnrf' Activities-Camera Club Z, 3, 4, President Z, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4g Torch Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4, Torch Photographer 3, 4, Bexleo Photographer 4. Enter Ohio State University. ELIZABETH JEANNE SHETLER Sim'rrily is her rllirf i1'rlighl. From Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, Wash- ington, D. C. 2. Activities-French Club 3, 4g Girl Reserves 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4. Enter Ohio State University. ANN V. SHUPE Rz'.vp0l1.rfbiIily fwalkx hand in hand fwifll p0'LUl'I'.ll Activities-Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3, 45 Girls' Ath- letic Club Z, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4: Orchestra lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, Ruddigore . Enter Capital University. JEAN E. SMECK J mrrry hfart yor: all tlu' day. Activities-Girls! Athletic Club 3, 4, Torch typist 4, Basketball 1, 2. Enter Office Training School. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH I1igh-frrrtrd lh0Ilgllf.f .wntrd in ilu' lzfarl of courtesy. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4g Spanish Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Girls, Athletic Club lg Volleyball lg Stage Doorn. Enter Denison University. Pngr Thirty-.fix MARY CAROLYN SPOTTS fl rhrfry -word nm! ll plfasant smilr for all. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4g Glee Club lg French Club 45 Dramatics Club 4, Anthology Staff 4. Enter Ohio State University. EDWIN STACKHOUSE Thr man of Ihr hour. Activities-Latin Club Zg French Club 3, 4: Torch Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Bexleo Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Bexleo Circulation Manager 4. Enter Ohio State University. ROGER STARK nl goodf1'11ofw. From Meriden High School, Meriden, Conn. 2. Activities-Golf Team 3, 4, Torch Staff 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4. Enter Ohio State University. NED R. STEIN His hmrl ix in thf right plan. From Dayton High School, Dayton, Ohio 4. Aqtivities-Bexleo Staff 4. Enter Denison University. CHARLES BEMAN STEVENSON Humor is wisdom Jmilirlgf' Activities-Spanish Club 3g Dramatics Club 4. Page' Tllil'fj'-5l'i'l'Il ANNA MARIE TAYLOR Il1'rr is Il ilrar and Irur i11du.vIriuu.i fVil'lId.H From Union Rural High School, Milford Center, Ohio. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club 43 Torch typisr 4, Basketball 3, Glee Club. Enter Bliss College. LAURA ANN TULLY Nothing is impossiblr to 11 'willing ln'art. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club lg Glee Club I, Z, 3g Dramatics Club 3, 45 French Club 4. Enter Stephens College. MAX L. UNDERWOOD Hlfrfllfilljl his 'wisdom liyhtlyf' Activities-Latin Club Z, Hi-Y Club 3, 4g Schol- arship Team 25 Torch Staff 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3, 49 Library Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4g National Honor Society 4. Enter Ohio State University. JAMES WALKEY .-I loyal '1L'0l'kI'l' Ilzrouglz and flIl'0ll!l1I.n From Kirk junior High School, Cleveland, Ohio. Activities-Torch Staff 3g Hi-Y Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4. Enter Pennsylvania State College. MARY ELLEN WALTERS Light-footrd, prftly, and su gay. Activities-Latin Club Zg Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball l, Zg Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Girls, Athletic Club lg Tennis Team 33 Spanish Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4g Bexleo Staff 4: Anthology Staff 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Stage Door . Enter Harcum Junior College. Pngr' Thiriy-right POLLYANNA WESSLER .-ly fln'frful as llrr l111m4'. Activities-Girls' Athletic Club 1, Z, 4g Latin Club 29 Dramatics Club 4g Girl Reserves lg Glee Club l, Zg Basketball l, 23 Volleyball 1, Z5 Torch typist 4. Enter St. lVlary's College at Notre Dame. MARY ELLEN WHEATON Ihr lzioirf 'was fwfr Juft, grntlr, and lrmt, .Jn rxrrllfnt lhmy in QCllll1l1lI. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 3g French Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 4: Homecoming Queen Attendant, Torch Adver' tising Staff 4, Bexleo Advertising Staff 3, 4: Stage Door . Enter Ohio State University. EARL WINKELHAUSEN Hy ililigrllrr hr -'wins' his fzcny.r, Activities-Football 35 Band lg German Club 3, 4. Enter Denison University. MARIAN WOLTZ lI'haf you do .Hill Iu't1rr.i qclmr ix 4fflIII'.H Activities-Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Library Club 3, 4, Secretaryffreas- urer 3, President 45 Latin Club Z5 Dramatics Club 2, 3g French Club 3g Torch Staff 4: Glee Club 2, 3g Marriage of Nannette g.Or- chestra 1, Zg National Honor Society 4. Enter Ohio State University. DONALD M. YAEKLE Thr fit-urld lzrlongs ro Ihr rm'rgr!ir. Activities-Band lg Latin Club Zg German Club 3, 4, Secretary 3g Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Inter Club Council Secretary 45 Track I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Torch Advertising Staff 2, 3, Business Manager 43 Library Club 4: Quill and Scroll 43 Bexelo Advertising Staff 25 National Honor Society 4. Enter Ohio State University. Prlyr Tllfriy-lzfnf' P RICHARD G. YAL AN By fwifdom fwfalth is swan. Activities-Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Vice-Presi- dent 1, Treasurer 33 German Club 3, 45 Li- brary Club 3, 45 Bexleo Advertising Staff 3, 4g Senior Honor Roll, National Honor So- ciety 4. Enter Ohio State University. DAVID H. YOUNG Thr ran' gift of bring ronxtanlly and nalurally him.t1'1f. Activities--Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Bexleo Advertis- ing Staff 4. Enter Brown University. GEORGE MCMILLAN J man of mark. Activities--Dramatics Club 4. Will receive diploma at close of summer school ULA ANN BRAMLAGE S1ilI 1L'l1ll'f runs d1'1'p. Activities-Torch typist 3, 4. fNo picture., UNA KATHERINE BRAMLAGE Bly Ziff, upon her faith. Activities-Torch typist 3, 4. KNo picture! Pllflf' Forly CLASS PROPHECY Mimic on Broadway is Joan Rice, Margaret Brewer gives lovelorn advice. Mr. Haubrich they'll call a general, As Elsie Heurich continues to travel. Joanne Boeshaar is a rising young author, And Beman Stevenson a popular director. Marion Huntington deep in things Egyptian, Ann Lewis a not-so-technical technician. Ralphene Roush is famous dramatically, While Fred Bernlohr discourses mathematically. Lynn Spotts is a pre-school instructress And Nicky Rosenthal heads a shoe business. Tred,' Davies at the top in baseball, Margaret Gilfillan a photographer's model. Max Underwood writes political speeches, Jim Ebert, we see, effectively preaches. Junius Hoffman's among the intelligencia, While Shirlee Rowe ballers in Old Russia. Gene Ebright is off with the fighting marines, Pearl Rice an executive in hostelling. Earl Winklehausen a prosperous real estator, Anne Crowe a Hollywood style creator. TomMcCunniff is winning medals in army life, Sue and Margi like the army too-from the standpoint of a wife. Dick Hansberger is a symphonic musician, George McMillan a busy politician. John Loehnert is a big man in business, And the same with Don Morrison--in the bakery business. Dick Yalman is a world renown scientist, Leon Goodman an up-and-coming chemist. Jack and Sam and Bud are doctors And Harry Aultis a learned contractor. Dorothy Nutter a suave blues singer, Carl and Pete, prosperous bankers. Ruth Anne Hendrickson's in merchandising, Bobette Levy in advertising. Alta Mathew, Marguerite Rowe, Anna Duddy, Marguerite Perry, Have each the same objective-to be a secretary. Mr. James Walkey is a prominent oil king, While Jim Dixey's ambition is only to sing. Marriage for Dorothy Orr, Jeanne Beckert, and Anne Purcell, Marilyn Graham, a director of personnel, Phyllis is well known in radio work, And Virginia Scott in social work. Virginia Reiner, Ula Bramlage, Virginia Morgan and Audrae Champ Are very much in demand-stenographer's their stamp. Charles Gerhold in professional fighting, Ann Shupe in lucrative ghost writing. Carl Braun researches in electricity, Marion Woltz excels in domesticity. John Buker a college instructor, Joanne Jones a well-known sculptor. Joy Cooley in professional dancing, Jean Smeck a Countess enhancing. Lucille Brooke in the foreign service of our nation, Jim Courtney leading lawyer for a corporation. Betty Lou is California's favorite modeller, Bill Argo, Columbus' famous jeweler. Phil Burgess busy as an architect, iContinued on Page 52, Pagr Fo rlyaonf Pllfll' Forly-Ifu-0 COMMENCEMEN T WEEK Sunday, June Z.- ,,,.H, ,s ,,,,, A, ,,..,,,,, ,,,,,,..,, , C , Sermon, Dr. Otto Mees Tuesday, June 4 and Wednesday, June 5 , ,,..A... Stage Door Thursday, June 6,,,, .,,,,, ,,s,,, COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Baccalaureate Service -ee e Senior Play ,,,Commencement Processional March, Grand March from Aida fVerdij ,,,,,, ,meBrass Ensemble Invocation ,,-,., ,,.,,,,.a ..,, ,,,,,....c,.,,,,,,,., --,,, Rev. Robert E. Leake l lail Bright Abode from Tannhauser- .....,..,.,,,,e... - e,,,,,.,,. Wagner Bill Huntington, Bill Haubrich, Richard Hansberger, Commencement Address, ,,,. ,sDr. Joel B. Hayden, Wes Come, Gentle Spring -,-,, ,.,,c,.e,.,...., Girls' Trio Discussion, America's Youth, 1940 fa, The Pessimistic View W- fbi The Optimistic View ,,,, V, lVlusic,s Contribution to American Lifeve-- -,-- James Dixey tern Reserve Academy ,de , Haydn U- .Richard Yalman We-Max Underwood s,Margaret Phillips Class Song. a.caa . A caccccas.a aasaa a C ,,,--Senior Chorus Awarding of Prizes ,,,,Prin. R. E. Kessler Presentation of Class-, ,.scs.e. .. ....,cccccc ,Supt. H. C. Dieterich Presentation of Diplomasee ,,--Frank Loehnert, Pres. Board of Education Benediction ,,s..,,,,, ..,s,., , ,s Orchestra-March, Pleads Upn-- , , ,Rev. Robert E. Leake ,-,,s,,,,,,s--Klohr Senior Awards First Honor Student, .,,.,s,..,,,., , ,S ,, .,g...,,,,, . .,, M argaret Phillips Name on Scholarship Cup Set of Books Presented Annually by the Bexley P.T.A. English .,.s L- ,,,.., .. ..,,.s.,..,,, - .,,.......,.,s..s,..,. Joanne Boeshaar Set of Books Presented by Mr. Simon Lazarus Mathematics . ,..,,, - Aee. 7 7 ..., .. ..,..s....,. -M Richard Yalman Name on Mathematics Cup Latin WL- ...,., , -- HW.. -WW ..,, .- ,,., Margaret Phillips Name on Latin Cup Athletics ,- , ss ,,,,,..,.. W- , ,.,s,.,.,,e. L-, Spencer Davies Name on Athletics Cup Payz' Forty-lhrrr' Back row-left to right-Tom McCunniff, Dick Hansberger, Fred Bernlohr, Ray Gregg, Third row-Alta Matthews, Dorothy Mount, Bradley Salt, Spencer Davies, John Loehnert. Jim Courtney, Jack Patterson. Second row-Miss Bernice Mullins, dramatics teacher, Phyllis Kauffman, Sue Luethi, Marion Huntington, Margaret Phillips, Shirlee Rowe, Mary Ellen Walters, Betty Smith, Kay Schenk. Front row-Barney Ohmes, Harriett Lurie, Elsie Heurich, Betty Lou Montei, Barbara Archer, Ruth Anne Stevens, Mary Ellen Wheaton, Mary Alice Hamory, Joanne Boeshaar, Ralphene Roush. SENIOR PLAY STAGE DOOR -by- FERBER AND KAUFMAN Directed by Miss Bernice Mullins Presented June 4 and 5 Terry Randall, ,, ,, Ruth Anne Stevens Linda Shaw,,, , ,, Margaret Gilfillan David Kingsley, , , ,, . ,,,,,Jack Patterson Keith Burgess , ,,, ,,,John Loehnert Kaye Hamilton, , Mary Ellen Wheaton Olga Brandt , ,,,, , Kay Schenk Bernice Niemeyer ,, ,,Ralphene Roush Susan Page,,,,, , Mary Alice Hamory Ann Braddock, ,, , , ,,,Shirlee Rowe Mattie ,, , ,,, ,,,, Betty Smith Mary Harper 1Big Maryl ,,, Harriet Lurie Mary McCune fLittl Madeleine Vauclain, , Jean Maitland,,,, , Bobby Melrose , , Louise Mitchell ,, laar l'lIlfj four e Maryj .,Elsie Heurich ,Mary Ellen Walters ,,,, Barbara Archer , , Joanne Boeshaar ,,Dorothy Mount Kendall Adams Fred Powell, ,, Lou Milhauser Frank,,,, , Dr. Randall Mrs. Orcutt Larry Westcott Billy ,,,,,, , , Adolph Gretzl Ellen Fenwick Tony Gillette, ,, Sam Hastings , Mrs. Shaw, ,,,, Jimmy Devereaux Judith Canfield Margaret Phillips , , , ,Spencer Davies ,, ,, ,Ray Gregg Dick Hansberger ,Jim Courtney , Marion Huntington ,,, , Bradley Salt ,,,, Fred Bernlohr , , Tom McCuniff Bernadine Ohmes Betty Lou Montei Bill Huntington , ,,Alta Mathew , Junius Hoffman Phyllis Kauffman J NX 1 EM J' pvhvb DF W? QI! ,an- 401 an ,qv I7 ...Q 3 ,J an VV U3 ,nn- ,, 'S .Jr 1645 fs' dl' ,,...4 uk 'r'lt Pngfr' lfu fly-fix I I l-Burns. Andy ll 13 14- 15 16+ 17+- I8 Ulf 20 ll 51 6? 7? 9... av- -4: 43 -42 ,W 5 -Aller. Don Anile, Verna 3-Beard. Virginia -Birch. Bill Black. Parri Braverman. Jerome Brinkman. Frank Brown. Mary Ann Browne. Dean 0fBrunner. Jim -Burns, Miclmael Butt. Gail Campbell. Marilyn -Carlile. Huntington Christiansen. Bob Coffman, Howard Consranr., Mary Loui se Dawson , ,lameb -Dawson. Jamey M. A-Davis. Polly ' W-Dave, Elizabeth 23 :+- 15 2.6 27 13 Drake. Dororlw Duffy, Jean Eesley. Helelx Ekiert. Geneva Ebchenbrenner, june -Friddle. James 29 30 Bl 32 33 S4 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 40 47 48 49 50 SI nv. -o-'Sl' 5 dvi -r res ,. W' fFriedly. Dale Green, Janet J Guggenheim, Buddy l-flackman. Ethel Flarcliniz. Dick -Hassel. Flora Mae Hee-r. Barbara Hendricks.. Viola Herbst. Bob Hickle. Clyde 41-lieronymuh. Virgin --Hobson. Virginia -Hutton. Phyllia Isabel. Mary -Kessel. Stanley gifs-ssler. Jimmie -Aliorpieski. Mary Krumm. Carol -Lewin, Bill -Lieberman. Betty --Luft. Walter --Magnuson, Bill -Martin. Laverne NO PICTURES: Brandt. Virginia Kelley. Elai ixg- Kirkland, jack Kull. Harold 1.1 61444 tv AW -qt Il' 4-lr -q ,ww 5, 6 nb an mr -9 2 uv' wsu ,-qu. IQ HN 'Q 'C' ...qv- 1- wg ,M Mawser, Robert Mattlxews. David Maxwell. Stanley May. Bill lVlcElfre5h. Foster lVlcElhinny. Marcia McKinley. Bill Metcalf, Joanna Nlilburn. Carl Miller. Keith Miller, Malcolm Minneman. june Mitchell, Norman Mossgrove. Joanne Mueller. Ruth O'Kane. Calvin Patron. Ann Parton. jack Plank. Charles. Porter, Richey Price, Stanley 2 I--Pugh, Mary Jane Queen. Ted Reynolda. Mary Rice. Bill Richards, David Riley. Janet 28' N27 so- sl- 3'- 53 34- ss- 36- 57- ss- sv- 4 O 41- fliobbinm. Geraldine Rogan. Betty Luu Rome. Dirk Schiff. Irene Schuh, Emily Ysearle, Willard Sheppard. Guy Silberhtein, Fred Smith. Patti Smith. Robert Stanton. Mary janv: Sutton. Dean Tarrier. Kirk Thompson, Emily 41-Tippett. Don 43 44 43 46 47 48 49 S0 -Trayte, Mary' janv --Villers.. Emily -fwhaley, Ellix. f-Wlieeler. Geraldine -Walker. Dick -Warreii, Leroy -Williamx, Betty +Young. Dorothy NO PICTFURES: Nloling, Richard Rossbach, Joseph Wilcox. Bu bfi. Q' Y' an pm ,.--4' s 1 an .-. dv -vm an af I'nyrI-'nrly-,-111 If lfAl3ernethy. Marrioric Z4Abramson, Walter 3fAmos, Nancy Ann 41Andrasko, Francis 5--Babbitt, Barbara 6fBaldwin, Florajane 7fBarnes, Marguerite 8-Barnett, Glenroy 9--Beck, Charles I0-Beeson, Bob llflieeson, John l2?Benedict, Floyd l3fBettac, Billy l4fBlack, jack I5-Blumenschein. Lorna 16-Bolon, David 17-Brand, Julia I8-Brinkman, Evangelini 19-Brunzell, Don 20-Buck. Helene 21-Burch, Henry 12-Carson, Phyllis Z3-Che-noweth, Anna May 24?Clinch, Ethel 25-Coffman. Elizabeth 26-Collins, Clarine 27-Cooper. ,lack 28-Conley, ,lim 2 9fConner, Frances 3 OW-Cook, Neva 31-Corbett, Mary 32-Coulter. Bob 33-Courtney, Barbara 34-Cramer, Betty 3 51Crew. Roger 36fCrumley, Charleb 37-Cupp, Virginia 38--Dargusch. Carlton 39-Davis, Bob 40-Deardurff. Carl 41-Devoe, Virginia 4.2 45 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 51 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 C10 61 62 63 64 65 hh 67 08 69 70 71 71 73 74 75 76 77 78 Dorst. Richard Drumm. Susan Dunn. Helen Dutro. Betty Lou Dworsky. Rita Eicltholt. Charlcn Ekiert, Edward Elsass, Betty Ferbrarhe, Ray Ferguson. Jack Feustal. Ed Freeman, Gloria Friedberg. Elaine Fromm. Earl Frumkin. Lois Helene Gehhardt. Bill Gerhold. Leo Greenberg. Dick Greiner. Cynthia Hackman, Jerry Hamrick. Jean -Haney, Mary I-lausman. Marjorie fHays. Fred Hayslip, Betty Lois Held, Alma Helpbringer, janet Henley. jim Herrel, Mary Louise fHeston. Ray Homan, James fHoward, Betty joy Hoyer. Helen Hunt. Marian Hutchins. Connie jacobsin. Peretz -J aynes, Marilyn NO PICTURES: DeVoe, Betty Eader, Ann jane , 61444 lngf' l orfy-fiylxt po vit 3 ,.-. .af -Z' l 4? -o -Ions-Q. Arnold 'fjone-5. Barbara -ceo: 19-.1-a.,,,, fjons-s, Ned fliaiwr. Dick f-Kronvnlwittt-r. Bob --Kuhn. jack fl.:-it-ndefkor. Hvtty fl.e-upold. Bud fljghtfritl. ,luanlta -ffljndsey. 'lullannr -fl-oom. Hill --Lorenz, Dan 13--Lynn. ,limmic I4 IS -WMark, Louise ---Matclmeer, Bill lov-Maybrook. Gloria I7-Nlrcullougli. jack Hig l'1fMct1ger. .lm-an 10-flvleyor. Barbara 1 l +MiCk0y', Doris ll+Mickcy. Lon 13-Miller, Bob 14-Miller. jack 15+Mi!Chell. Ploward .I6+Mitchell. Patricia 27-Mocltler. Albert 'B-Morris, Pete E-1 +Mulbz-xrger, ,lay 30-Mulbargvr. Tom 51-- K2 Nagle. Mary Louisa- -Olpp, Robert 13- iitstol. Bob 54a--Page. jerry 35+Par5onx. Homvr Hsipfanz. Martha 47 ff Pfanz, Mary 1 8- -Porter, Carrol X9-Pryor, Ala-nv 40 7Pullnng. Emily lN'1rL1:lland. Franct-N 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 51 33 54 S5 56 57 58 59 4,0 til lvl gt? m4 65 hh 07 08 09 To 71 71 75 74 75 - fa-- f fkeincrt. Marjorw Ridgely. Margarct Riffle. Dick Rogers, Cliarla-A Rosenberg. lflalm- Salt. Cliarlt-N Schaflit. Alm- Scliicbla. P1-gigy --Schiff. Shirlvv Schorr. ,lo Ann Shumaclivr. Susan Schwartz, Marv Shadrarlw, juan gshannon. Marv Su- -Shutt, Jim -Soliday. Nlarilyn isophos.. john Spotth. Judy Stein, lrvin Stoker. Harriet Stutton. Robert Sutton, Billy 'l'lioman, ylnann Thomah, Hnrlwara Thompson. Fiarlwara Tlxompann, Evelyn Tully. Pat Turpic. Keith Tyrolt-r. Sidney Weber. Robert Whitelit-ad. Bob Wilscl1, Louis Wiseniatx, ,lack Wright. Robert Cf. Wright, Robert O. NO PICTURES: jordan, Harold Knodercr. Rosemary Ruth. Irving Stone. Dotia fx an ftlhpurcell, Marilyn 4Z+Reiclu-nbarli. john Wolft', Rodney 4 Puyr I',Yll'f-1'-lllllf ni 'Q -qu, FY' we-H M -an an I 2 5 4 5 6 -1 3 9 ,,,,. 10 -+-4. ll ll 13 I4 I5 lb l7 18 9 0 -l a 7 5 'S 26 27 Z8 39 W' so si V U05 A -A, as 'KW' -Alberahardr. Bill -Anderson. Rodney fAnrhony. Berry fiimngerr. Bud -Barnet. Bolw Barthman, Hd Bauer, Walter Bauman, Betty Jani- Beard. Joan Bernlohr, Bill Best. John --Blum. Ruth Ann -Bradbury, Bill -Brand. Nlarilyn Branrner. Bill +Bruck, Max --Cadot, Barbara fcahill. Rita Chamberlain, Lurille Chaney. Richard --Clark, Juanita -Clodfelrer. Nlarian Cohen. Seymour l44Coleman, Ned -Constandin. Helen fCrowe, jack --Dagley. Harley Darby, Aleen -Darralo. Phil -Davis. Joanne -Dickinson. Ellen 4Dorsey. Bob -Downing. David 34 35 ilu 37 38 59 40 4l 42 45 44 45 40 47 48 49 50 Sl 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 01 Duffy. Holi Dunham. Nancy Elwood. Margi' Franz. Bah Freeman. joan Freundlich. Fd Frosh. Bud Gibbs. Donald Ginsburg, Nlorton Goldsmith, Charles Goodman, Howard gcioss. Dick Gould. ,leannv Hamilton. Dick Harris. Patsy Hays. Richard Hengsr. Don Herhsr, Margarer Hlmes, Ruth Hodhon. Fremont Homan, Gene Hughey. james Hughey, Nlarilyn Huntington. Tom johnson. Howard jones. Dorothy jones, Tom Kaufman, Bill NO PICTURES: Alford. Lynn Coons. Laura Kalibh, Doris lhiyfr Fffly ,ap 'Q 'H' 101 .ov 'Q nv- -my vm 'Iwi Ml? I' an -an ...- of --Keating. David flieller, Eileen ---lilo-.s, Don flinoderer. Robert flioclw, Dirk fliuch. Mary -flfolxler. Ann jane fliorpiealcl, Stanley --Krumln, Nancy f--Kuehner. Kennerlx -Laps. Herbert f-Lealie. John Levv. Robert fl.ewis. Mary -l.oel1nerr, Frank --Lorenz, Martha flmckoff, Seymour --Maimone. Tommy ffMangia. Mary --Nlfclure. Bruce f -Nlcflarry. Lorena 7lVlcKinley, June -fMendlowit7. Martin Metxaer. jane: -Minneman. ,lark - -Mcwfkler, Alice Montei. Tom 7lVlorris. Gilbert Mount, Ted Norton. Allre Oliver, Sarah jane Osrerhage. Bernard Palmer. Constance Perry, Dirk Plank, Ernest 1943 Sta 37 S8 59 40 41 41 43 44 43 40 47 48 49 50 51 51 53 54 55 Sh 58 3 gi 60 iw l fprirhard. Fd Purdy. Nancy fsaunders. Marian fserkel . Ted -Shannon. Robert Shea. Arlene fshumaker. Pauline +Siinon3on, Gloria 7Silnpson. Jean +Sim:., Carlow. Sm irh. Kayerte fsmith. Phyllia -Stein, Bennetle fThomp5on. Bob -ATlxompson. Patty -Tobin, joan gVan Bibber, Marcell 7Vanderlip. Charley Walwortlx. Grider fwarrexx. Clinton +Wilkins, Robert S71 Whittnxaim. john Waltz. Ruth Anne Woods, Gloria -Ziegfeld. Bill Zipf, Pauline NO PICTURES: Lombardo. August Oelgoetz, Ruth Perrin, David Sarver, Martha Schaffer. 'loan Sjolie, Lillan Ward. George Willard. Marv' a uv vw-1 F.. 4.83 U4 ,,-0 PQ .ng 4- 'S' gn' lfiffy-nm Pllgl' Fifly-1-wo CLASS PROPHECY lContinued from Page 415 Jean Ann Mitchell in a bibliotheque. Ned Stein likes things aeronautical And Walker is the same about things nautical. Allen Gundersheimer the best of drummers, Bobby Blashek the tops among swimmers. Barbara Brewer, suh, an authentic Kentucky colonel, Tom Benua has a famous cocker spaniel kennel. Shirley Betz, popular radio singer, Has Bradley as her debonair announcer. Betty Smith makes a loving wife, Jim Petitt tries to prolong life. Charles Purdy, outstanding entomologist, Una Bramlage, adept commercial artist. Sue Fisher designs pageants aquatic, Bill Kindle, engineer of aeronautics. Jeanne Ebert is away in a foreign mission, Ray Davis established as a dairy technician. Dick Hill streamlined Dusenbergs is selling, Barbara Archer is effective in her New York modeling. Jean Mitchell teaches modern interpretive dancing, Kay Schenk finds the sporting world entrancing. Miss Evans, Jim Mitchell, Bill Huntington, we see As very industrious lawyers three. Jack Roberts is one of Esquire's new cartoonists, Bill Fisher simplifies theories of the economists. Betty Bridgman is a respected dietitian, Bud Moody is an amazing politician. Lowell Hamburg dapper director of television. Secretary now is Glenna Barnett, Ed Levin acclaimed as the poet. Anna Taylor is a secretary too, While Mr. Stark and Mr. Hodapp are golf pros two. Elloise Borden says Europe is the life, Mary Alice Hamory is an advertiserls wife. Mary Ellen Walters an executive director, Don Yaekle a very efficient doctor. Dorothy Mount in affairs romantic, Marjorie Levy creates cosmetics. Iona and Doris soon to be married, Bill Reichenbach and Dick Black from M.I.T. Lanny Tully, the latest radio find, Lucy works to benefit mankind. Edwin Stackhouse, wealthy Wall Street broker, Squeeze a renowned social worker. Ruthie Stevens, a starring movie actress, With Jack Patterson her agent of the press. Jean Ebright a talented New York artist, And Mary Ellen Wheaton a style creatist. Ray Gregg a leader in advertising, Rose Dattalo, a decorator surprising. Bettie Elwood a Parisian buyer, Harriett Lurie, undefeatable lawyer, Polly Wessler a Chicago social worker. Teddy and Otto are mechanically aeronautical, While Harold Brown is a brilliant Major General. Tom Nutter is rushed with this business of printing: Concocter of delectable dishes is Minnie Mae Brenning. And David Young, exception to the rule- For kiddies he's founded the Wide Awake School. i I I i 1 I 1 X4 1 I4 ,J Back Row-left to right-Max Underwood, Philip Burgess, Richard Yalman, Junius Hoff- man, Fred Bernlohr, Bill Haubrich. Second Row-Pete Gockenbach, Ruth Anne Hendrickson, Margaret Phillips, Marian Woltz, Betty Bridgman, John Bulcer, Donald Yaelcle. Front Row-Ruth Anne Stevens, Lucy Page, Maryalys Evans, Joanne Boeshaar, Ann Lewis, Jean Mitchell, Jean Anne Mitchell, Marilyn Graham. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I P Gi HE highest honor which Bexley High School can bestow on any of its students is membership in the National Honor Societyu, stated Principal Russell E. Kessler at the recent initiation of new members held in assembly before the entire student body. Such an honor was accorded twelve seniors and six juniors who achieved Na- tional Honor Society membership this year. The choice of candidates being the four requisites: scholarship, leadership, character and service, the object of the organization is uto create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character in the pupils of Bexley High Schoolf, The entire membership for the year 1940 includes six seniors chosen last year, twelve seniors selected the current year, and six juniors chosen for outstanding work this year. Senior Honor R011 HE Senior Honor Roll for the class of 1940 is composed of nineteen seniors, each one having been chosen because his grades for the first three and one-half years of his high school career averaged ninety per cent or above. The following students deserve the sincere congratulations of the entire student body: Margaret Phillips , cc ,W cc . 97.84 Ruth Anne Stevens . 92.29 Richard Yalman ,H 95.66 Jean Ann Mitchell 91.75 Betty Bridgman c ,95.12 Junius Hoffman 91.55 Maryalvs Evans , 95.12 Jean Mitchell c, 91.26 John Bulcer c., , ,94.55 Lucy Page c. cc 91.17 Fred B91-nlohr ,H , ,, ,94,07 Harold Gockenbach 91.10 Joanne Boeshaar . . 93.51 Ruth Anne Hendrickson 90.76 Phillip Burgess Y W W. c , . 92.82 Bill Argo ,M 90.63 William Haubrich , WH-, ccccc , , 92.68 Betty Lou Montei 90.32 Pngzf' Fifty-four Ann Lewis , - . 90,24 Back Row-left to right-Miss Ruth Geist fsponsorl, Ann Lewis, Suzanne Luethi, Jack Patterson, Fred Bernlohr, Bill Haubrich, Maryalys Evans, Ralph Nl. Howell fsponsorl. Front Row-Lucy Page, Ruth Anne Stevens, Junius Hoffman, Joanne Boeshaar, Donald Yaekle, Margaret Phillips, Joanne Jones. QUILL AND SCROLL 1 UILL AND SCROLL is an honorary society which was established to rec- ognize merit in high school writers and to encourage high aims in jour- nalistic attempts. Candidates must send their work to a board in New York, and acceptance to membership depends on a favorable judgment of the work sub- mitted. A chapter of Quill and Scroll was organized for the first time in Bexley High School this year. The main reason for its formation was the need for an additional standard of accomplishment in the Journalism classes. The Quill and Scroll members sincerely hope to establish a good precedent for future students of Journalism. Pagr Fifly-ft Pagr' Fifty-tix Back Row-left to right-Bill Lewis. Ted Seckle. Frank Loehnett. Herb Lape. Tom jones. Bob Barnes. Howard johnson, Bill Bernlohr. Bill Ziegfeid. Fourth Row-Charles Salt. Keith Turpie. Dick Greenberg, Dick Dorst, Charles Rogers. jim Henley, Bill Searle. Sidney Tyroler. Bill Sutton. john F. Schacht iadviserl. Third Row-Jim Shutt, Jerry Page. Bill Matchneer. Bill Gebhardt. Ray Ferbrache. Bob Otstot, Rodney 'Wolfe, Ray Davis. Jim Courtney. Dick Black. David Richards. Otto Schenk, Second Row-Guy Sheppard, Jim Kessler. David Matthews. Carl Barnes. Bill Birch. Charles Plank, Dean Sutton, Frank Brinkmann, Ellis Whaley, Don Yaekle. John Buker. Front Row-Jack Roberts. Max Underwood. Bill Haubrich. Ted Metcalf. Fred Bernlohr, Hunt Carlile. Spencer Davies. John Loehnert. Bradley Salt. junius Hoffman. Dick Hansberger. HI-Y CLUB HE Hi-Y Club was reorganized in 1938 under the supervision of Mr. john F. Schacht. It continued to function this year and increased its member- ship to forty-five. Bi-monthly meetings were held throughout the year. The club boasted a fine basketball team, finishing in third place in the city wide Hi-Y league. Among the activities participated in by the club were a hay ride, a dance, the Hi-Y retreat at Camp Wilson, the annual state Hi-Y conference at Youngs- town and the city Hi-Y day, when the Hi-Y clubs took over the government of Columbus. President ,,,, , Vice-President ,,,, , , , Secretary , , ,. A . Treasurer - ,,,, W a, Faculty Adviser OFFICERS FOR 1939-1940 nw, H... a, , , , -ah .a ...abc ,aw Fred Bernlohr David Richards , ac John Loehnert ,, Bill Haubrich John F. Schacht Back Row, left to right-Ann Shupe. Barbara Meyer. Gloria Maybroolc. Louise Mark. Bennette Stein, Emily Pulling. Mary Reynolds, Virginia Beard, Neva Jean Cook, Betty Elsass. Virginia Brandt. Marjorie Elwood. Sixth Row-Connie Palmer. Betty Anthony, Joan Beard, Nancy Purdy. Nancy Dunham, Phyllis Smith. Ruth Oelgoetz, Martha Lorenz, Alice Norton, Margaret Herbst. Mary Koch. Mary Lewis. Lucile Chamberlain. Fifth Row-Florajane Baldwin, Janet Riley. Nancy Krumm. Harriett Stoker, Peggy Ridgely, Joan Tobin. Elizabeth Coffman, Alene Pryor, Susan Schumacher. Janet Helpbringer. Nlarguerite Barnes, Gloria Simonson. Ruthann Blum, Lorena McGarry. Fourth Row-Jeanne Gould, Mary Williard, Jean Simpson, June McKinley, Marcella VanBibber. Barbara Cadot. Sara Jane Oliver, Arlene Shea. Joanne Mossgrove. Ruth Mueller, Betty Lieberman, Marilyn Campbell. Patsy Harris. Third Row-Alice Schacht, Marjorie Rienert. Betty Cramer, Martha Phanz. Eileen Aeller, Mary Phanz, Joanne Davis, Ruth Anne Waltz, Emily Schuh, Helen Dunn. Julia Ann Brand, Marilyn Soliday, Marian Clodfelter. Dorothy Jones. Second Row-Miss Marion Thomas fadviserb, Ann Crowe. Bert Sh l M 'l y et er, ari yn Graham, Mary Caroline Sports. Mary Ellen Walters, Shirley Betz, Mary Louise Hoover. Joanne Boeshaar, Phyllis Kauffman. Rose Dattalo, Carol Krumm, Miss Reta McCormick ladviserl. Front Row-Polly Davis, Jean Metzger, Betty Smith, Betty Bridgman. Kathryn Schenk. Marian Wolt.c. Doris Linville. Jean Ann Mitchell, Virginia Scott, Laverne Martin, Betty Lou Rogers, GIRL RESERVES ITH To Find and Give the Best as their motto, The Girl Reserves have M tried by means of planned program meetings and varied social events to accomplish their purpose. The Club is a junior branch of the YWCA, and throughout the year various programs have been planned to stimulate good fellowship throughout the school. The outstanding activities include a coed prom, Mothers' Tea, chapel program. and the annual Senior Farewell Banquet. The club is deeply indebted to its splendid advisers, Miss Marion Thomas and Miss Reta B. McCormick, for their fine leadership throughout the club year, 1939- 1940. Pagi' Flffj'-.fl'-l'fIl Back Row-left to right-Elizabeth Coffman, Nancy Purdy, Joan Beard, Nancy Dunham. Alice Norton, Phyllis Smith, Martha Lorenz. Nancy Krumm, Margaret Herbst. Mary Cook, Aleen Darby. Virginia DeVoe, Alma Held. Betty DeVoe. Fourth Row-Harriett Stoker. Florajane Baldwin, janet Riley. Alene Pryor. Barbara Caclor. Anna May Chenoweth. Nancy Amos, jean Metzger, Laura Coons, jean Shadrach. Joan Tobin, Ruth Oelgoetz. Third Row-Barbara Thompson, Mary Louise Herrel, Mary Louise Nagle. Joann Thoman. Sarah jane Oliver, Bennette Stein, Pat Thompson. Helen Dunn, Marilyn Jaynes, Jean Hamrick, Betty Howard, Madalyn Schwartz. Mary Louis. Second Row-Patsy Harris, Elloise Borden. jean Smeck, Lucille Brooke. Marcia McElhinny, Iona Chadwick, Rose Dattalo, Marilyn Soliday, Mary Willard, Marian Clodfelter. Front Row-Marilyn Graham. Anna Marie Taylor, Miss Lucille Perry fadviserl. Ann Shupe. Glenna Barnett, Dorothy Mount. Jeanne Ebert. Anne Purcell, Polly Anna Wessler. Dorothy Orr, Phyllis Kauffman, THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB HE G. A. C. has had a very interesting program this year. In addition to a Ghost Dance on Hallowe'en and a Christmas Party in December, the Club's activities included a hay ride in the fall, skating party in February, and a swim- ming party at the Athletic Club in the early spring. A farewell dinner for the seniors was held in May. President L cc cc-. , Vice-President ,cc .,, ,cw Secretary ,W ,,.....,..eefn Treasurer ,H on fee-- OFFICERS FOR 1939-1940 cc , - -e ,Dorothy Orr Glenna Barnett Y.- ,,,,L,,.,,,,,, . Ann Shupe Social Chairman -,,... ,,,.,e, ffee . .--YW fn. Faculty Adviser ,,,.,,, ,, W Pay? Fifly-fight -- ,,,Alene Pryor -..njeanne Ebert Dorothy Orr Miss Lucille Perry It E f I X 1 'Q ff! 1 3,36- 5, 1 Wm Af 'law' eq ,A Q I W Q x A FKSLSYBPE f . XML, An: .yv Q .I , ' 5 - Lvl X - 12 w wf x , .:- wr. X N a X S X Mk Page Sixty School Achievements of the Year 1939-1940 In Scholarship District Scholarship Contest School Honor-Rating of Honorable Mention', Individual Ratings Biology-Eighth, Sidney Tyroler Chemistry-Seventh, David Matthews General Science-Second, David Keating, Fourth, Harley Dagley Physics--First, Richard Yalman Algebra-Second, Bill Bernlohr, Third, Morton Ginsburg Geometry-Second, Peretz Jacobson, Fourth, Dick Dorst American History-First, Junius Hoffman, Eighth, Marilyn Graham World History-Sixth, Walter Abramson Latin II-Seventh, Alice Schachtg Eighth, Lois Trumkin French II-Ninth, Betty Bridgeman English II-Fourth, Marilyn Soliday English III-Seventh, Viola Hendricks English IV-Seventh, Maryalys Evans Senior Scholarship Tests in Greater Columbus Individual Ratings Second-Richard Yalman Sixth-John Buker Tenth-Bill Haubrich Honorable Mention--Ioanne Boeshaar, Betty Bridgeman Marilyn Graham, Jean Ann Mitchell Junius Hoffman School In Publications Achievements of the Year 1939-1940 The Bexley High Torch-Second Place In Athletics Football National Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest, Columbia University The Team-Second place in the Central Buckeye League Individual Honors All-City Team-Bill Huntington All-Central Buckeye Team-Bill Kindle, Spencer Davies, Dean Browne, Bill Huntington Basketball The Team-Second Central Buckeye League Reserve-Central Buckeye League Champions Track Baseball Individual Honors All-City Team-Fred Bernlohr All-Central Buckeye Team-Dick Walker, Fred Bernlohr n The Team-Third place in the Central Buckeye League The Team-Tied for first place to date in the Central Buckeye League Pnyr Sixty-one QA 'iff-. ,5:,.g.. :'f . , '.,' L - V X . -uf.- i...4E 1 HEAD LIGN TAMER coAcH CARLTON H. SMITH Payf Sixly-four ' HE major sport teams for 1939-1940 have not been so successful as usual in winning championships. Only the baseball team seems destined to win a championship. The foobtall team lost only to Grandview in the League and finished second. The basketball team did likewise, losing only to Grandview lboth gamesj and finished second in the League. The track team finished third in the C. B. L. meet behind Westerville and Delaware. The baseball team is tied for the League lead now and seems certain to have the power and ability to come through for the only major champ- ionship. Both the basketball and baseball teams were beaten in the first round of the District foufnafnenf. The football team had a very fine line, but the backfield was inexperienced and new, conse- quently, we won only three games and lost six. All three wins were in League competition, how- ever. North and Washington C. H., were too pow- erful for us, but we lost heart-breaking, close games to Worthington, Rosary, and Arlington. The team was not so bad as the record indicates but was very unlucky. Coach Carlton H. Smith The basketball team was very much above the average, but played the most difficult schedule ever attempted by a Bexley quintet and won eight and lost eight on that schedule. The losses were inflicted by such teams as Lancaster, Marion, Mt. Vernon, Xenia, Washington C. H., and Grandview. All others fell victims to the Lions, who had a nice offense and a creditable defense. However, Bexley failed to defend successfully the District crown gained by the great 1938-1939 team. The track team was very mediocre because of poor balance. Good men were not available for all events, however, in some events we were very strong. We were able to finish only third in the league, but to date have won two triangular meets and lost a dual meet to Wes- terville. After championships in 1938 and 1939 this year's team's light is dim by compari- has tried hard, and results will show up next year when it is will be won. son. The team is young and hoped another championship outstanding squad and to date has lost only a single fluky while winning seven. It also lost the first game in the district tournament to West High School. It has a fourteen-game schedule, the largest ever at- tempted by a Lion team, and probably will win twelve of those games along with League championship. The baseball team is an five-inning game to Academy The tennis team is one of the best teams ever to wear the Blue and White. No member is particularly outstanding but all are very good players. They did not win the singles or doubles championship in the League, however. The doubles team has a chance to win the District crown. They have won five and lost one to date and will probably win all their other dual matches. The golf team is only average. They have won one, lost three, and tied one, so far. The swimming team was very ordinary this year, but they did win two out of three meets. In summary we must say that our success has been only fair. We took many second places in championships but they do not bring the cups home. They have all been fine teams and worked hard, but Dame Fortune turned her head. Next year it looks like championships in everything but baseball. That is a big order, but this year's underclassmen are determined it shall be so and the outgoing seniors .are cheer- ing them on. -6 8-4 S GJ DD L4 O Q3 U bi b GJ ,-J .D 0 CD J GJ ws 0 :A Eg 'sz :MD gl-4 '-U A- 1 S5 'VL Us QI iii M., E gi wi? ,E can .UCD 52 mi? ML-L4 H315 gi-33 525 Q0 IU wi Ua- E: mi Ts HUB .CI .PPE UCD O .- H-M 55 -'D-. lg QE LU -54 'J N an C 2 QC ,J 2 .D O an J ., -O 5-4 0 I .D O no C. Q2 34 11 S 93 Am 32 in -iii G , IJ WE C., Soi Dm jg A200 J: 3 U S -SU 0'-M: -2 is A Ei- E5 U55 Qui 'fic' -CB. Uo an is ,QRS in 21: 0 gg 'KE CEE 3-c OS MU 'U .E .E E-1 J T: S a, CU C 'U o C5 if 0 if S .sa .2 D S :vs Q ix eu D1 of .,, o M 44 .E Q ri, YU E ru bd . -1-E .Ei Dan gf. DI its E8 '51 ru IU iii Om in QU U4 'ATI BJ 15 'irc LE U A33 iq: mf! Jw '25 CUE I: gm 0 mi 'U gfi o U ca V1 I' C Row-Pere Goclcenlazich, Jay Mulbarger. Ray Gregg, Don Tippctt, Dave Young, Bill Huntington, Bill Kinclle, Charles Plank. Dean Browne. Tom Mulbargcr. Sp nce Davies, H C O :- FL E 'Q V: 2 , x 9-: 1 B, A E57 uv- '-...yr -U-. Y, ... Page Sixty-,fix FOOTBALL O describe the grid season of the 1939 Lionlads with any other adjective than mediocre would be inaccurate. While the number of Lion losses stands out like an injured digit, the season sparkled now and then with stellar performances. The Blue and White launched upon their season with a thrilling encounter, the guest of Worthington High School, the hosts edging the Lionlads into the lose column 13 to 12. The Lions met no better fate the following week when they suffered a 32 to 0 humilia- C . tion at the hands of the North Polar Bears. After that apt. Huntington defeat, the battered eleven emerged only to taste defeat at the hands of Holy Rosary 6 to 0. Gladdening the hearts of hundreds of fans who remained loyal to the colors, the Blue and White returned the following Friday to trounce the Westerville Gridders 24 to 0. After meeting an insuperable eleven from Grandview and going down for the count 19 to 7, the Lions returned again to be the victors in the fracas featuring the Delaware Willis Orange and Black, the result: 7 to 6. A highly touted Arlington team was next for the Bexley boys who bit the dust to the tune of 6 to 12. Again emerging from defeat to victory the Lionlads scuttled the Academy Vikings 25 to 6. In the final game of the season the champions of the South-Central League, Washington C. H., won a thrilling game from the Lions 13 to 0. Outstanding were the performances of Bexley's Captain Billy Huntington, who had what it takes and gave it every minute, Big Bill Kindle, stellar Lion tackle, Dick Rose, junior guardg and Sophomore Jay Mulbarger, who gives promise of being the offensive nucleus of championship teams to come. To the boys are due the credit of working hard and the consolation of not getting the breaks. Back Row, left to right-Bob Smith, Leroy Warren, Andy Burns, Bill Nlatchneer, Charles Gerhold, Mike Burns, Coach Carlton H. Smith. Front Row-Bill Birch, Dick Walker, Fred Bernlohr, Don Tippett, John Loehnert. 1 1 BASKETBALL OTWITHSTANDING the fact that the 1939-40 Lion- Mw IN lad basketball team outscored their opponents, totaling the efforts of the entire season, 623 to 5383 the quintet failed to reap the glory of victory in the win-lose column, being defeated in nine contests and defeating in but eight. vi 64,3 aww' The '39-'40 Blue and White aggregation drew a coincidental parallel to the 1937 quintet in that both teams won and lost the same number of games, the current dribblers ending the season a notch higher in league standing, however. Extolling the praises of the '37 Lionlads the 1938 Bexleo stated: Bexley High presented one of the best basketball teams in recent years. The Lions finished third in the League, the highest any Bexley team has ranked in the last five years. Capt' Bernlohr Since that fateful year Bexley has boasted two great teams: the Central Buckeye Champions of 1938 and the Central Dis. trict Champions of 19393 therefore, while not the outstanding team to represent Bexley in recent years the '40 Lionlads will occupy an enviable position in the annals of basketball at Bexley. The high spot of this year's season was the Junior Varsity team, which achieved stellar rating by winning eight straight games in league play, copping the undisputable Reserve League crown. In the course of this celestial series of spherical sessions the V.'s dropped but three games, winning twelve. A great part of the credit for this great team goes to Assistant Coach Swinehart, reserve mentor. In the pre-season games the Lions defeaetd Hilliards and Grove City decisively, but lost to strong Lancaster and Marion Harding quintets. The team was unpredictable in pre-Christmas fracases, showing flashes of brilliancy only to be overshadowed by very mediocre performances following. Pa fl 1' Sixfy-.n'1'fu Coach Swinehart By defeating Columbus Academy, Delaware, and Westerville in both rounds of league play, the Lionlads definitely established them- selves as the Number Two team of the league. Grandview, defending champions of the C. B. L., were happily defeated once in the season by Westerville, but the Bobcats returned to hand a stinging 37-ZZ setback to the Blue and White. The team lost to Mount Vernon, Washington C. H., Xenia, and Upper Arlington. The 1940 schedule, which included such powerful bucket-brigades as Mt. Vernon, Lancaster, and Marion Harding, was undoubtedly the toughest ever attempted by a quintet bearing the Blue and White. Offensively, the team averaged about 36 points per game which should be good enough to win most encounters. However, the teamas greatest trouble lay in the defense department where the opponents were allowed to score an average of 32 points per session. If not wholly successful, the season was none the less spectacular and the team enjoyed the full support of an enthusiastic public. THE SCORES AT A GLANCE 1939-40 Bexley L L L LL 36 Hilliards L Bexley L 18 Lancaster L L Bexley Z2 Marion Harding Bexley LL 28 Grove City L. Bexley L L L 38 Delaware . Bexley L .L 27 Mt. Vernon Bexley 18 Xenia Bexley . 52 Academy Bexley 44 Westerville BY-?Xl9y 27 Grandview BCXIQY L L 53 Delaware , Bexley L L 35 Washington C. H. Bexley 25 Arlington L . Bexley 45 Academy Bexlel' - - 47 Westerville L Bexley' - - -- -V H L 22 Grandview District Tournament: Bexley 23 Columbus West HOW THEY STOOD Central Buckeye League Team Xvon Lost Pct. Pts, Grandview 7 1 ,875 387 Bexley L L 6 2 .750 516 Westerville L 4 4 .500 246 Delaware . 3 5 .375 300 Academy L C 8 .000 169 Back Row, left to right-Bill Bernlohr, Jim Thompson, Frank Loehnert, Bud Mitchell, Gerhold, Torn Mulbarger, Coach Dana Swinehart. Front Row-Bob Barnes, Bob Wright, Dick Greenberg, Frank Brinlcmann, Jim Henley, Nlagnuson. 12 34 L34 L20 L37 L50 L33 ZZ 25 44 31 37 L40 12 L22 37 48 Opp. 211 240 257 312 379 Leo Bill 4. 93 5 NK J' s if ,Q 4 ,QV .-W., ,Fm f mf. ...MM aim V M.-afks A, xy: 1 X 'Six xx , K xx 51865 Q. ww 'fx .Mm-nf-.111 Payr Smwzfy Back Row, left to right-Assistant Coach Dana Swinehart, Dick Walker, Rodney Wolfe, Bob Herbst, Jack Ferguson, Frank Brinkmann, Leo Gerhold, Coach Carlton H. Smith. Front Row-Mike Burns, John Loehnert, Bradley Salt, Charles Plank, Spencer Davies, Fred Bernlohr, Charles Gerhold, Bill Birch, Dick Greenberg. BASEBALL X INNING their first seven games before losing to Academy, this year's baseball team looks like the best ever to represent Bexley High School. In spite of the Academy defeat, it is almost certain that the Lions will capure their third straight C. B. L. crowng being tied for the top notch at press time. In two pre-season practice skirmishes Bexley trounced the Cowboys from Columbus West 8 to 5 and humbled the North Polar Bears 8 to 6. Keeping this same vic- torious pace, the Lionlads easily defeated their next four opponents: to wit, St. Charles ftwicel 4 to 1 and 8 to 0, London 9 to 0, Grandview 8 to 0, and Delaware 11 to 5. It was then that an overconfident Bexley Nine was humbled by a weak Academy team to the tune of 6 to 5 in an abbreviated game which was halted at the end of the fifth inning by mutual agreement. Capt. Davies In the last game played by the Blue and White prior to this writing the Lions were massacred by a much improved West aggregation 14 to 5 in the first round of the Central District Tournament. Bill Birch and Mike Burns, stellar junior battery, started a majority of games, while Captain Spencer Davies took care of the balance of the starting assignments on the hill. Jack Ferguson accounted for the relief twirling. When not pitching, Davies played first base, otherwise Frank Brinkmann and Rodney Wolfe alternated at the initial sack. The keystone combination was composed of Bradley Salt at second and Fred Bernlohr at the short stop post. Johnny Loehnnert held down the hot corner. The outer gardens were capably patrolled by Chuck Gerhold, Dick Greenberg, and Charles Plank. The 1940 bag-baiter squad had no serious weakness in any department. The pitching and catching were excellent, the infield clicked exceptionally well, save in the West fracas, and the outfielders didn't chalk up an error during the entire season. The batting division could have shown higher averages, however, the boys came through admirably well in the tight positions. , Back Row, left to right-Carlos Sims, Rodney Wolfe, Howard Mitchell, Frank Brinkmann, Charles Rogers, jim Kessler, Jim Henley, Keith Miller, Jim Brunner. Second Row-Coach Dana Swinehart, George Ward, Andy Burns, Bill Magnuson, Don Tippert, Dean Browne, Don Aller, Tom McCunniff, Jim Mitchell, Mike Burns. Front Row-Jerry Hackman, Jay Mulbarger, Tom Mulbarger, Captain Donald Yaekle, Bob Thompson, Sidney Tyroler, Jack Black. TRACK aff- in uii, , i g , 'V ' , HE 1940 spring season found Bexley boasting a ,I .Z better than average track squad, the Lion cin- . '-- der-sprinters coming out at the top of the heap in three out of five meets comprising a tough schedule. The Lionlads caught their stride in the first meet of the year, ending up triumphant over Rosary and - -:-'1 ::-, Q Academy, the scores, respectively, 57, 50, 42. The X Q sm QQ , Q ,.,,.,.,, i or s we victory gleam was somewhat dimmed when the Blue and White bit the cinder at the hands of Westerville in a dual session to the tune of 45 to 68. Capt. Yaekle The Lions again came into their own in the next tri-meet to emerge with flying colors, Washington C. H. and Aquinas being the losers. The 'scoreboard read: Bexley 67, Washington C. H. 59li . ' and Aquinas 23. The next encounter was the Central Buckeye meet which Bexley entered as a highly touted aggregation but which proved to be the nemesis of the Blue and White scanty-clads. Westerville took top honors with 59M points, Delaware, the host school, came in second 541'Q, while Bexley took the show spot with 3992 markers. With the bitter taste of defeat still in their throats, the Lionlads came back the following week to trounce Arlington and Academy in a triple fracas 54 l,f'3, and 43 2, 3, respectively. Bexley proved weakest in the field events, the ovalists maintaining an excellent record. Stellar among the Blue and White were Captain Don Yaekle, flashing through the 4405 Phil Burgess capturing his share of 440 honors along with Don Tippett, High-hurdler Dean Browne, Tom McCunniff and Jim Mitchell starring in the 100 and 2205 and the unbeatable Lion miler, Art Magnuson. Pay Sf fnrj om 4, ,v.. 3 ., 4, vm 5 ,5sw,4,L, if ' 5. A 'S m! QAM , M H 'Y SWIMMING Back Row, left to right-Dick Dorst, Jack Minneman, Bill Malchneer, Jack Miller, Charles Purdy, Coach Carlton H. Smith. Front Row-Bill Fisher, Bill Rice, Otto Schenk, Bob Blashek, Charles Boland. Not in picture-jim Courtney. UE to the difficulty encountered in obtaining meets the Bexley Sea Lions' aqua antics were limited to three matches in their abbreviated season. The tanklads had little trouble drowning the University High aggregation to the tune of 44 to 29 and scored an easy victory over the Holy Rosary aquarians 33 to 24, however, the Lions met their Water loo in the Xenia fracas when they were submerged to a depth of. Outstanding performer and Number One star of the Blue and White was Otto Schenk, captain of the 1940 team. For three years the tank squad has been built around this luminary and his loss will be keenly felt by the 1941 Sea Lions. Laurels rest lightly on the moist brows of Charles Bolon, 50-yard free stylist, Bob Blashek, taking honors in the 100-yard backstroke and the medleyg Jim Courtney, Bexley's plank-champ, Billy Fisher, who was outstanding in the 100-yard breast stroke and medley events, and Chuck Purdy, who showed good results in the 50-yard free style. Outstanding underclassmen frolicking in the HQO for Bexley was Sophomore Bill Matchneer who gave a good account of himself in all departments and gives indication of being the Number One point-getter of the 1941 squad. TENNIS Back Row, left to right-Coach John F. Schacht, Marvin Rosenthal, Charles Purdy, Dick Dorst. Front Row-Dick Greenburg, junius Hoffman, Clyde Hickle, Tom Benua, john Loehnert. ITHOUT question or reservation Bexley sponsored the best all-around tennis team in the history of the school this year. While no brilliant star shown forth in his own right, the entire squad was very well balanced and func- tioned well as a unified team. In the total of games played pre-pressn the Lions have suffered but one setback, that in a hard fought match with a mighty Lancaster aggregation 4 to 5. The re- mainder of the sessions all had happy endings, the Lionlads defeating Granville 5 to 0, Academy 7 to 0, Grandview 10 to 1, Arlington 4 to 2, and East 7 to 0. After this impressive showing the Lions entered the Central District Tournament where they faired consolingly well, placing Clyde Hickle in the final round and the Dick Greenberg-Dick Dorst combination in the semi-finals. Clyde Hickle and Stan Kessel alternated at the first and second slots, Tom Benua maintaining the third. The fourth and fifth positions are shared by Junius Hoffman and Dick Dorst. Charles Purdy and Nicky Rosenthal accounted for their share of the season's success. Because of frequent conflicts of the tennis schedule with the baseball calendar the valuable services of Johnny Loehnert and Dick Greenberg were lost to the Lion squad a great part of the season. GOLF Left to right-Coach Carlton H. Smith, Roger Stark, Dick Rose, Dick Black, Jack Black. fGolf continued on 883 Pagz' Sffvrnly thrve , 5-ff, gt aff .Q Z4 iw ff f Zlfdyawwamoliwe ffmymfifb f7hwi ffjfffzzwvwwfv ima Q! q W61Z 7 11 A-...- F fi Wigs w jg ,ar ff Q 1 fm' 5 if 9' Q' .sy qi! gif .1 QL 'S C X Pagf Sffventy-.tix 1- 3.. 41 5- 9... -Snappy, happy Mary Squier. 13- THE FACULTY fWith apologies to Their Majestiesl What, Mark with ruffles on? 2-Marion was even then serene. Albert kept his dignity. Reta asking you what next. Ira was a pretty boy. -Russell doubted that strange man. 7-Who but Ruth was primrose prim? fR. GJ 8-Selma crept on trochee feet. Carlton got his signals crossed. 10-John blew bubbles in his broth. 11-Ralph saw French and Indians sure. Amy to the purple born. -The boneless gums of Ross's grin. 15-Bernice acted well her part. 16-John grew up with postulates. SJ -Always a Ia mode Lucille. 18- Sue to take your breath away. 19-Ga-ga was the word for Ruth. QR. 20-Harold had that searching glance. Z1-Dana never had a care. -Rosabelle thought first of art. Claude and Charles were too accosted, But their pictures both got lostecl. , mw',4z-.GN Back Row, left to right-Fred Bernlohr, Marilyn Graham, Ned Stein, Ralph M, Howell fadviserl. Fr0nt Row-Shirlee Rowe, Ann Lewis, Lucy Page feditorl, Bill Haulurich, Mary Ellen Walters, Doris Linville, THE BEXLEO XS a result of favorable comments on last year's annual, the Bexleo staff A felt itself well justified in continuing two innovations which were intro- duced in 1939: namely, the discarding of page margins and prominence of the picture itself in felling a story. The staff chose also to emphasize legibility in the selection of type. The many painstaking hours of labor known only to makers of books will not have been in vain if they capture for you, the reader, a permanent appreciation of the school spirit. The editors desire to express to Miss Bethel, and to Elaine Kelley and Ula Bramlage, gratitude for typing the manuscript. Pnyfr S1 l'1'IIl-1 Back Row, left to right-Miss Ruth Geist fadviserl, David Richards, Junius Hoffman, Fred Bernlohr, Jack Patterson, Roger Stark, Ralph M. Howell fadviserj. Front Row-Barbara Heer, Donald Yaekle, Joanne Boeschaar leclitorl, Bill Haubrich, Mar- garet Phillips, Hunt Carlile. THE BEXLEY HIGH TORCH HE TORCH is now in its fifteenth year of publication. For many seasons under the guidance of Miss Selbach, and more recently of Miss Geist and Mr. Howell, the Torch has maintained a high standard of dignity and excellence, a testimonial of which is the superior rating accorded each year by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The editors of the Bexleo salute the current staff of the Torch for upholding the tradition of other years. This year the entire editorial and business staffs of the Torch have made a strenuous effort to wipe out an accumulated deficit. The effort has been so successful that next year's staff enjoys the happy prospect of starting with a clean slate. 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Gay Street You Deserve the Best DAVID DAVIES GENUINE BABY BEEF lffghly-.ff GOLF lcontinued from page 735 T the present writing the Lion golf team has won but one match, tied one A and lost three. Although these figures are none too impressive, the possi- bility of a better record at the end of the season is very bright as the Lionlad clubbers will face weaker opponents than those already encountered. Playing in the number one position is Captain Roger Stark. The second place is in the capable hands of Dick Rose. The Black brothers, Dick and Jack, hold down the third and fourth positions. The Lions opened their season suffering a 92 to 22 defeat at the hands of Central. The next two weeks the team met with some success, defeating Aquinas 72 to 42 and breaking even with London 6-all. The following week they were downed by West 72 to 42 only to be shellacked by a strong Grandview squad 82 tO 3V2. The possibility of winning the Greater Columbus Golf League, of which Bexley is a member, is very slim, although the Blue and White should rank in the upper brackets. The efficient and generous efforts of many people made possible this BEXLEO. The Staff appreciates particularly the assistance of the I-Ii-Y Club, the collectors of sales tax stamps, and the advertising salesmen. Paw Ezghly mah! W'Vf 'N W4 P J ull In arf , 5 3 Kroger s U ' 1' 99 Ji serving A11 of Bexley With if ujure .5 ECONOMY I 1, t tr 1' ?Ave QUALITY 1: It 1 2 t lH1rs ch :I CGNVENIENCE QQ? MA-4-44-4mQ AMERICAN EDUCATIGN PRESS INC. COLUMBUS, OHIO EW Q3 t:3iE2iei?::,mO'1d QE? ARGO ac LEHNE R31'Easrdiay Tr. E A 5 G W J bc :UNEBRHN :AH 6:23 Ep MH :mg 0:1 H QQ :gag 'HE .305 ig H :TSA :W 825559: A LUQEW jo: :mga ME: :ASSE UE :S visa :Hepa-dm so-s: Q -'wnvdz HNZ N Hung: :UU-h0u0Wwwv on QE UJNE uh-'NOD :muxvc to V-CEU it io? E3 EU: :Zi 03 -30:3 ob? :NU-mg? NSE :LZ :OUGWO Us UN 5501! 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GILL Good Coal Bring - Your - Car - Up - To - Standard At Your Bexley Sohio Servicenter E. Main at Pleasant Ridge Rd Koch 86 Currier INVESTMENT SECURITIES 1905 A. I. U. Bldg. AD. 6247 VIERECK The Florist 84 S. Fourth Street at State FLOWERS Reasonable Prices Open Evenings and Sundays NORTON FIELD WHERE FLIERS FLY Midwest Aviation Corp. GLASS BOWL Best Wishes Grads. Pagf Ninrty-six Courteous Service AD 5747 THE HARRIS COMPANY OPTICIANS 106 East Broad Street COLUMBUS, OHIO I 9 A J, To your convenience we 4 1 A serve delicious Dinners a n ci Luncheons. Make fine candies, sand- wich loaves. 2353 E. Main Uust East of Capital Universityj FA. 0514 When you see us, Don't think of life Insurance But When you think of life insurance, see us FRITZ A. LICHTENBERG 86 ASSOCIATES F. R. AUCKLAND Bos BoYLEs WM. MAZEY, Jr. E. R. BILLMAN H. A. LLoYD S. W. WALLAR J. K. BOARDMAN s. R. FRAHER B. F. 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Main Street I I Plan Financially, Tool Obtain and rightly value a good education . . . Later, apply that knowledge to your business or profes- sion, BUT . . . To assure your future security and financial independence, rigidly adhere to a policy of saving a part of your income! Savings accounts at the First Federal are insured up to 55000 by an agency of the U. S. government. Downtown: 53 E. State St. Hilltop: 2369 W. Broad St. FIRST FEDERAL Savings 8a Loan Association Pngr 0111- Hundnul Fim' ll On! PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Compliments of DR. R. L. MCCLARREN Compliments of DR. A. RUPPERSBURG, JR. Compliments of W. W. WHEATON Compliments of DRS. GRUBER SL FORD Compliments of DR. BASCH Compliments of DR. ARTHUR ZIPSER Compliments of MURREL TURTON Compliments of R. G. PRATHER, D.D.S. Compliments of H. L. SMITH, D.D.S. Compliments of AUGUSTUS A. HALL M. D. Compliments of DR. L. L. PRAVER Compliments of RICH. H. WALLACE Compliments of CARL W. EMMERT, D.D.S. Compliments of EARL G. JONES, D.D.S H uudrzd Six PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Compliments of JESSE I-I. BALDWIN Certified Public Accountant FROM A FRIEND Compliments of Howard R. Mitchell, M.D. Compliments of A. W. PROUT Compliments of Dr. E. A. Hessenauer Optometrist Compliments of CHARLES LORMS Golf Pro The Parl Radio Plays In Your Daily News! WBNS Contributes Major Part of News to Central Ohio., More and more, the people of Central Ohio are coming to recognize the big part WBNS plays in their daily receipt of World news. To play this part, the sta- tion has arranged to bring many and varied newscasts to its listeners. Jim Cooper, who has been with the station 6 years, is heard four times daily and once on Sunday. His news keeps you up-to-date on the local sit- uation, as well as the international. There is no one like Genial Jim to bring you the news with a smile. His memory parade for those with birthdays totaling 70 or more is a popular feature. His first broadcast is heard at 7:30 a.m. Others occur at 12:15, 5:15 and 9:45 p.m. Paul Sullivan is another popular com- mentator, whose selection of the news is much appreciated and goes a long way to keep you up on what's going on all over the globe. He is heard Monday through Saturday at 5:30 p.m. Another glimpse into the World's news is provided by Elmer Davis, the famous CBS news analyst. He is heard Monday through Friday at 7:55 p.m. Bob Trout, whose voice is familiar to millions, is on the air each Monday through Saturday at 10:00 p.m. His news budget is usually made up of the latest from Eur- ope. Kate Smith is another popular entertain- er who has turned commentator. Her pro- gram is aired each Monday through Fri- day at 11:00 a.m. In addition to the news from all over the World, given by Ted Col- lins, Kate brings us stories about people who might live around the corner from us. At 7:00 a.m., Monday through Saturday, CBS calls in its foreign correspondents di- rect from the European capitals for the latest developments direct from their orig- inating points. Still another period, Monday through Saturday at 2:30 p.m., keeps us advised of World Events. A news cast of a different sort is heard at 5:45 p.m. Monday through Saturday. This broadcast is made up of short-wave programs direct from Europe with an addi- tional news analysis from the United States. At almost every hour of every day, WBNS has the latest news, told by experts at the time of its happening. 66 news programs lteep the WBNS listener well informed. Page Om' Hundnd Sfvrn 3Q'f9653 X GZWJw,?JAwz- MIM Wfffwvw ' jam f gf, baggy WW J4ffl'Zf'fM Q43 fqwsm- xumJ,..m.,.,...,. EQQOLML fi nfimiwl' Hundrfd Eight WCW -5 gl 51'-MfZM77f ' TU. v?ZL7JZgZF??ZA44 iii LLZMMJXQX , PRA mn ff,fS4w72M H993 L QMWQWW gf Om' Humlrml Tru TYLER - GALBRAITH, Inc. 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