Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1941 volume:

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Oilio University IVLA., Ohio State University French, Sociology, Algebra ROSS B. KEFAUVER BSC., Heideiinerg Coiiege IVISC., Ohio State University Chemistry. Generai Science MISS RETA B. MCCORMICK AB., BSC. in Eli., Oilio State University Latin MISS BERNICE I. MULLINS B.A.. Ohio State University Engiisii, Puioiic Speaking. Dramatics MISS LUCILLE PERRY A.B., Denison University Piiysicai Education, Engiisix JOHN F. SCHACHT BSC., Capital University IVLSC., Ohio State University Geometry, Trigonometry I A L I Page Eleven . Q Page Twe MARK S. SCOFIELD B,S.. Bradley Institute Industrial Arts MISS LUCILLE M. SELBACH B.A., BSC. in Eel., Ohio State University English CARLTON HUFFMAN SMITH B.A., Ohio Vvesleyan University IVI,Sc., University of Minnesota Chemistry, Physical Education, Coach DANA SVVINEHART A.B., Capital University Business Nlanagement, Physical Education, Assistant Coach CHARLES L. CLARK AB., Defiance College IVI.A., Ohio State University Geography, Boolclceeping, Business Management General Science , MISS MARION A. THOMAS BSC. in ECI., B.Sc. in Agrll., IVI.A.. Ohio State University Home Economics, Social Practice, Dean of Women HAROLD V. TIPTON B.Sc. in Ed.. Ohio University IVI.A., Ohio State University Social Sciences A MISS TROLA L. MCCURDY A.B., Ohio Northern University IVI.A., Ohio State University English, Foocls, Sewing MISS SELMA H. HAMANN PILB., Denison University Spanish, German INO picture, lw I .qi '--a f , 1 .' .QQ Y f Q ' y . 'Ng . ,. 13,9 , ,F lx 1 - X.. ,ur J v W ,V , - ' ,s . , if -f. h .. 5 K af A W, 'F' Us f f , ,gig I .,.E . A11 A x,5: . 25, l if ..-.. 3: ' Q 3 p,1f5v. cf1 - '-:mu - .f f?',l 'rf?:i: i, If . , Af fy x 'sm ? M-A 5 fu 'hm 'K liihislnq ef 1 Lx! ' X 1 ,E 4 31 I . ' 1 ' 4 A 5 5 N x I in iv r 'f .f of , , . gg L 1 f 4 'Y ' gif.. af '5 K 'S r' I ' x mfg!! A V H. x x , ' 79 V5 fr 'H Q ' ax, sw .439 ' ,U w 2A V+ . . 1 . ,, gr: A ,V . ' Z 5 , A .1 Ab , - HL 1' ,, : 4-'lf QA ' X LJ , - YA . , ' 'E V . Vi Wi, . . Q , ma, 1 f 3 'igxii . - I-,'f21'1 ' ' Qllefytl Q R334 ,. V fp' ,H -x., ', 95,2 - ff -A ' '. ' gnu, ., V N Q I A ,xg Q, - V . ..,.. N, . I 3 f 9 A A -- P Q , N Ag F ,g 4? fs. 51' 3 , 'Q 4' 'Il' KLA' ': , .X , Ng f ' 5 1 fi, I N. ' 3 , Y' ' - fm R fm ' -1 - i V 'l A ,. , , E t , Xlqh . ., . .:. V 'L 1 H . f ex,-gg, Page Fourteen RICHARD OLNEY VVALKER, Jr., Class President UA nwn he was, of no small parts, an idol, he, in all our hearts. Activities-'Footloall 5. 4. C. B. l... Cllamps 4: Baslcettnall l, 2, 5, 4, Captain 4, Central District Cl1amps 2, C. B. l... Champs 4: Baseball I, 2, 5, C. B. L. Cllamps l, 2: Tennis 4: Student Council 11 Class Vice-President 2: Class President 5, 4: Spanish Clulo 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4, President 4: National Honor Society 5, 4: uAmerican Landscape. ' Enter Hun Preparatory Academy Class Secretary-Treasurer HA TOSY 12119912 and G broad SlYlil9.n Activities-Spanish Clula 5, 4: Dramatics Club 5. 4: Cvlee Clutm 5: Tennis 5, 4: Music Clulo 4: Class Secretary-Treasurer 4: Hi-Timers' Cluta 4. CHARLES DAVID PLANK, Class Vice-President MAn air of good lwmor surrounds him. Activities-Football l, 2, 5. 4. C. B. l.. Cliamps 4: Baselnall 1. 2, 5. 4: Class Vice-President 5, 4: Hi-Y Cluly. Treasurer 4: Hi-Y City Baslcettxall Cllamps 4, Captain 4: German Cluln 2, 5: TOTCPI Staff 4: Bexleo Statt 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Enter Ollio State University Cfcm Owners ffwougfr ffm Mara President ................... ................., ,...... R i cluard Vvallcer Vice-President ..........., ........ C llarles Plant: Secretary-Treasurer ....... ....... E mily Villars SOPHGMQRE President ..............................................,..... Wayne Nelson Vice-President .....,...... ....... R icllard Vvallcer Secretary-Treasurer ....... ....... B arbara Heer MARJORY ABERNETHY None out llerself can match her. Activities'-'Glee Club I: Dramatics Cluly 5, 4: Spun- isli Clulz 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Bexleo Stall 4. Enter Ollio State University. DONALD ALLER uHis face doth always llatcll a grin. Activities'-4 Football l. 2, 5: Track l, 2. 5, 4: Baslcet- ball Reserves l: Spanish Club 2: Camera Clulm 2: uAmerican Landscape. FRANCIS JOHN ANDRASKO uHe kept his counsel and went his wayf, Activities-Football l, 3. VERNA VERGENE ANTLE Simplicilyfs rare charm is hers. Activities'-Glee Club 3: Torch typist 4. SEWARD BAZLER UA carefree lmy that gets muclw. enjoyment out of life, From Central High School 4. Activities--Dramatics Club 4: FYSHCII Club 4: Hi- Timers' Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Honor Roll: American Lancl- scapef' Enter Ohio State University. Page Fifteen VIRGINIA LEE BEARD HA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Activities-'French Clula 5, 4: Dramatics Clulo 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Club 45 Girl Reserves 5, 4: Torch Advertising Staff 43 Bexleo Advertising Stall 4: Baslcethall 2: Girls' Athletic Clulo 2. Enter Ohio State University. ROBERT BEESON 'Tile men of few words are the Ines! men. VVILLIAIVI L. BIRCH HHis aclmirers are easily wonf, Activities'-Baseball I, 2, 5, 4, Captain 4. C.B.L. Champs I, 2: Basketball I, 2, 5. 4, Central District Champs 2, C.B.I... Champs 4: Hi-Y Club 5, 4: Band I, 2, 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Clulo 4. Enter Ohio Wesleyan University. PATRICIA BLACK HA sweet, attractive lzind of gracef' Activities-Cvlee Clulo l: Spanish Club 5, 4. Enter Ohio State University. VIRGINIA L. BRANDT mln her tongue is the law of kindness., Activities'-Girl Reserves I, 2, 5, 4. Cabinet 5: Hi- Timers' Clula 4: Cvirls' Athletic Cluh I, 2: Spanish Cluln 5, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 5, 4: Torch Aclvertising Assistant 5. Enter Carnegie Institute ol Technology. Page Sixteen JEROME A. BRAVERMAN Hllittle of stature, but a mind of lznowlezlgef' Activities-Spanisll Club 5, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Latin Clulo 2. Enter Ollio State University. EVANGELINE BRINKNIAN usays little, tliinlzs a lotf' Activities-Girl Reserves l, 2, 5, 4. FRANK BRINKMAN ulrriendly at all timesf, Activities-Basketball 5, 4, C.B.l.. Reserve Cllamps 5, C.B,L. Clmamps 4: Baseball 2, 5, 4, C.B.l... Champs 2: Track 5: Spanisli Club 2, 5: Dramatics Club 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Hi-Y Club 2, 5, Hi-Y Baslcetball 2, Captain 2. Enter Ohio State University. CHARLES DEAN BROWNE 'tHe was as strong as any champion. Activities'-Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Captain 4. C.B.L. Cllamps 4: Traclc l, 2, 5, 4, C.B.L. Clnamps 2: Hi-Y Club 4, Hi-Y City Baslcetloall Cliamps 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4, Vice-Presiclent 4: Dramatics Club 4: Spanisll Club 5. 4, Presiclent 5: Glee Club l. JAMES A. BRUNNER .The worlrl delights in sunny people. Activities'-'Quill ancl Scroll 4: Glee Club l, 2: Traclc I, 2, 5, 4: Camera Club 2, 5, 4, Vice- Presiclent 5, President 4: German Club 5, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 5, Vice-President 4: Torcli Photographer 4: Bexleo Pliotograpber 4: Dramatics Club 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: American Lancl- scapef' Enter Oliio State University. Page Seventeen ANDREVV WILLIAM BURNS Jr. 'iLife witllout sport is not life. Activities-Football l. 2, 5, 4. C. B. L. Cliamps 4: Traclc I, 2, 5. 4, C. B. l... Cllamps 2: Basketball I, 2, 5, 4. C. B. l... Reserves Cliamps I: C. B. l... Clramps 4: Baseball Manager l, 2: Spanish Club 5, 4: Latin Club 2: Dramatics Club 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: UAmerican Lanclscapef, Enter Denison University. GAIL BUI I Jr. uHis mincl his kingriom and llis will his law. Activities P-1 Spanislm Club 5, 4: Latin Club 5: Library Club 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Honor Roll. MARILYN CAMPBELL ull is tire wise lzead limi malzes tire still tongue. Activities -'Latin Club 2, 5: Dramatics Club 4: Library Club 2, 5, 4: German Club 5, 4: Cvirl Reserves 2, 5, 4: Cvlee Club 2, 5, 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Honor Roll. Enter Qliio State University. HUNTINGTON SEARLS CARLILE ul will be ci leader, noi a follower. From Columbus Acaclemy, 5. Activities - Hi-Y Club 5, 4, Presiclent 4: Cvlee Club 5, URuclcligoreH 5: Torcli Stall 5, 4. Executive Editor 4: Frencll Club 5: Dramatics Club 4: Hi-Timers, Club 4: OICllCSlTH 4: National Honor Society 4: American Lanclscapen: Class Orator. Enter Oliin State University. HOVVARD LEVVIS COFFMAN Jr. HA good fellow. Activities-Football 5, 4, C,B.L. Cliamps 4: Spanisll Club 5, 4. Vice-President 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Bexleo Advertising Stall- 4. Enter lVliami University. Page Eighteen MARY LOUISE CONSTANS Her soul is a fountain that lnuiwizles with joy. From St, Mary's of tile Springs, 2. Activities--Latin Club 2: Dramatics Ciuin 5, 4: French Ciuia 5. 4: Music Club 4: Giee Ciuin 4, Uvvaitz Dream 43 Hi-Timers' Ciuim 4: HAmerican Landscape. Enter Ohio State University. VIRGINIA CUPP Uivlodesty often hides rrwritf' Activities f- Giee Ciuia 2, 5, 4, URuciciigoren 5. Enter Capitai University. ELIZABETH IRENE DAVE The mildest manners, the gentlest heart. Enter Capitai University. POLLY ANNA DAVIS At whose sight all tile stars hide their fiiminislfzi heads. Activities-1 Giris' Atirietic Ciuim lg Giri Reserves 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 5: Spanisix Club 5. 4. Secretary- Treasurer 4: Basicetizaii I, 2. 5. 43 Hi-Timers' Ciuim 43 Cheerleader 2, 5, 4, Heaci Cheerleader 4: Home- coming Queen Attenfient 4. Enter Oilio State University. JAMES E. DAVVSON To write well is to tiziniz well. Activities-'Torch Staff 43 Bexleo Staff 4: Quill anci Scroll 4: Hi-Y Ciub 4. Enter Ohio State University. Page Nineteen DOROTHY DRAKE ul have a heart with room for every joyf' Activities'-Dmmatics Club 4: Latin Club 2, 5: French Club 4g Giee Ciuio lg Hi-Timers, Ciuio 4. Enter Denison University. DOROTHY JEANNE DUFFY uDiUinely tall and most divinely fairf' From James Ford Rhodes, Cieveianci. 5. Activities P-'DfEllllHiiCS Club 4: Torch typist 43 Basket- baii 5. Enter Ohio State University. HELEN LOUISE EESLEY 'KAmi made a sun shine in a shady place. Activities'-Giee Ciuia lg Dramatics Club 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Ciuiu 1, 2: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3: Spanish Club 5, 4: Hi-Timers, Club 4. Enter Oiwio State University. GENEVA EKIERT Hiwodesty is the color of virtuef' Activities -- Torch typist 4. JUNE ESCHENBRENNER usiie is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with and pleasant to think on. From St. Mary's of time Springs, 2. Activities-Spanish 5, 4, Secretary 5. President 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Dramatics Ciub 5, 43 Home- coming Queen Attenctant 45 Torch Advertising Staff 4: Latin Club 2. Enter National Parte Junior College. Page Twenty DALE FRIEDLY -'He may have a temper but it never sliowsfv Activities P- Spanish Club 5. 4. Enter Capital University. JANET GREEN Hslie walks in beauty like tlie nigl1t. Activities'-'Torch Contributing Editor 4: Bexleo Stall 4: Quill anct Scroll 4: Spanish Club 5, 4, Secretary 3: Dramatics Clulo 3, 43 Hi-Timers' Cluln 4: Glee Club I, 2, Clloir 43 Latin Clula 23 National Honor Society 4, American l..anclscape.u Enter Dulce University. EDVVARD GREENBERG UHis ready speech flowed fair anal free. From Nicholas Senn, Cllicago, illinois, 4. Activities r-4 Senior Honor Roll. Enter Ohio State University. ETHEL HACKMAN H 'Dainty' is too common a worcl to describe l1er.H Activitiesf- Spanish Club 2, 5. Enter Oliio State University. RICHARD D. HARDING Fun and laughter abound in him. From Clinton Higti School, Clinton, Soutll Carolina, 2. Activities--Bancl 5, 4: OfClleStY8 53 Drarnatics Club 43 Spanish Clulo 5, 45 American luanilscapef' Enter Ohio State University. Page Twenty-one FLORA IVIAE I-IASSEL uEver gentle, sweet, and truef, Activities--Girl Reserves 1: Girls' Atiiletic Clulu 2: Frencil Cluin 5, 4: Dramatics Cluio 5, 4: Basicetizali 1, 2. 5, 4. Enter Oliio State University. BARBARA KEIVIERY HEER HTIIE very pinlz of perfection. Activities-Student Council 1: Class Secretary- Treasurer 2: Giee Ciuta tg Latin Clulo 2, 5, 4, President 4: Library Club 2, 5, 4. Vice-Presicient 5: German Ciuio 5, 4, President 4: Dramatics Club 5, 4: Torch Stall 2, 5, 4, Assistant Literary Editor 5. Literary Eciitor 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4, Treasurer 4: Quill anci Scroll 4: National Honor Society 5. 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Senior Honor Roll: Bexleo Stall 4: American Landscape. Enter Oiiio State University. ROBERT H. HERBST UHis lleart is in time right placefi Activities-'Football l, 5, 4. C.B.i.., Ciiamps 4: Baselaail l, 2. 5, 4: Hifrimersy Club 4: Hi-Y Clula 4: Hi-Y Basketball Cimamps 4: Bexieo Sales Man- ager 4: Spanish Club 5, 4, Vice-President 5: Intramural Basicetiaaii Citamps 1, 4. Enter Oimio State University. CLYDE S. HICKLE Tile smallest men are tile miglltiest men. Activities'-Tennis l. 2. 5, 4: Frencil Club 5, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Giee Club 1, 2: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Torch Assistant Sports Eclitor 5: Torch Business Manager 4: intramural Basicetinaii Cilamps 1, 4. Enter Carnegie institute ot Technology. VIRGINIA RUTH HIERONYIVIUS HAS good liearteri a girl was never Born. From Vvaslungton High Scilooi, Sioux Fails, Soutix Daicota, 2. Activities--'Latin Cluin 2, 5, Vice-Presicient 5: Ger- man Cluio 5, 4, Vice-President 5: Girl Reserves 4: Dramatics Club 5, 4: Giee Ciutx 5, 4: Music Cluia 4: Senior Honor Roll. Enter Capital University. Page Twenty-Ztwo VIRGINIA LUCILLE HOBSON Her step is music and iler voice is song. Activities--fI'Ii-Timers, CIuIa 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Music CIub 4: GIee CIuI'n 2, 4, HVVaItz Dreamn 4: BasIcetIJaII I, 2: Girl Reserves l. 2. Enter Ohio State University. PI-IYLLIS HUTTON For siie excels all women in the magic of her Ioolzs. From East High ScI'1ooI, 3. Activities-'Spanish CIut: 3, 4. Enter SuIIins CoIIege for Wolrien HAROLD F. JORDAN A man of marie. Activities'-Band I, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra I, 2. 3, 4: Dramatics CIuI3 4: Music CIub 4: Spanish CIuIo 3,4. Enter Ohio State University, ELAINE VIVIAN KELLEY uElegant as simplicityf, From RooseveIt Junior High ScI1ooI, 2. Activities--GIee CIuIJ 2: Torch typist 3, 4: Bexleo typist 3: National Honor Society 4: Senior Honor Roll. Enter Ohio State University. STAN KESSEL His very foot has music in it. Activities'-Giee CIuIJ I. 2, 3, 4: HRucImIigore 3, uVVaItz Dream 4: Music Club 4g Torch Sports Editor 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: '.Arnerican Iuanctscapef' Enter Ohio State University. Page Twenty-three JAMES R. KESSLER 'To Im trusted is a great complimentfy Activities'--Latin Club 2: Hi-Y Club 2, 5, 4: Traclc 2, 5, 4, Football 55 Frencb Club 5, 4: Orchestra 23 Band l. 2, 5, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Torch Assistant Business Manager 4: HAmerican Landscape. Enter Olrio State University. JACK KIRKLAND HTO laugh is the character of man. Activities-Hi-Y Club 4: Frencli Club 5, 4: Latin Club 2: Band 2, 5. Enter Oliio State University. MARY MAGDALENE KORPIESKI HLove, sweetness, goodness in ber person stlinef, Activities '-Torclz typist 5, 4. CAROL LOUISE KRUMIVI As time sun colors flowers, so cloes art color life. Activities'-'Latin Club 2. 5: Girl Reserves l, 2, 5, 4 Cabinet 4: German Club 4: Spanish Club 5, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Girls' Atliletic Club l, 2, 5 Drarnatics Club 45 National Honor Society 4. Enter Oliio State University. HAROLD WARREN KULL .iLife to trim brings not a care.H Activities'-'Latin Club 2, 5: Library Club 2, 5. 4 Dramatics Club 5, 43 Poster Advertising l, 2, 5, 4 Torch Aclvertising Stall 1, 2, 5. Enter Central Academy ot Commercial Art. Pagr' Tfzvcrzly-four WILLIAM LEWIS llworry and 1 have never met. From East High School, 3. Activities'-'Hi-Timers' Club 4: Basketball Nlanager 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 3: Latin Club 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4. Enter Ollio State University. BETTY LIEBERMAN HHappy shall site be who gives happiness. From Roosevelt Junior Higll Scllool, 2. Activities'-'Library Club 2. 3, 4, French Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 45 Choir 3, 4: Quill ancl Scroll 4, Hi-Timers' Club 4: Torch Contributing Editor 43 Bexleo Staff 45 National Honor Society 4: Senior Honor Roll: uAmerican Landscape. Enter Ohio State University. WALTER LUFT Tile best quality in a person is sincerity. Activities -'German Club 3, 4. President 3: Glee Club 2, 3. 4. hvvaltz Dream 4. Enter Ollie State University. WILLIAM E. MAGNUSON A friend to everyone he knows. Activities'-Football l, 2, 3, 4. C.B.l... Champs 4, Basketball l, 2, 3. 4, C.B.L.Cl1amps 4: Traclc 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, C. B. L. Champs 23 Baseball 1: Latin Club 3: Golf 4. Enter Ohio State University. LAVERNE MARTIN To be efficient in a quiet way ls her aim throughout each day. Activities--Latin Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Honor Roll. Enter Capital University. Page Twenty-jim ROBERT ALLEN IVIASSER nlolzing and humor are pleasant And often of extreme utilityf, Activities--Bancl 1, 2, 5: Glee Club l, 4: Music Club 4: American Landscape. Enter Gliio State University. DAVID ALAN MAI IHEWS For science is like virtue, its own exceeding great ,. reward. Activities'-Aviation Club 2: Football Manager 2. 5: German Clulo 5, 4: Glee Club I: Hi-Timers' Clulv 4: Hi-Y Club 2. 5. 4: Library Club 5, 4. Enter Oliio State University VVILLIAM MAY He hath a heart as sound as a bell. Activities--Traclc l, 2: Football Manager 2, 5: Hi-Y Club 4: Poster Advertising l, 2, 5, 4: Hi-Y Car- toonist 4: Operetta Stage Manager. Enter Cllicago Art Institute. FOSTER F. IVICELFRESH HA loyal worker through and through. Activities'-'Band 1, 2. 5, 4: Orchestra l, 2, Accom- panist 5, 4: Glee Clulim l, 2, 5, 4: Dramatics Club 5, 4: German Club 5: Music Club 4. Enter Capital University. MARCIA JEANNE MCELHINNY A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Activities-Girls' Atliletic Club I. 2, 5, 4: Spanisli Club 2. 5: Glee Club l, 2: Torch typist 5, 4. Enter Ollio State University. Page Twenty-six WILLIAM MCKINLEY Always iolly, full of fun, He is lilzerl lzy everyone. Activities - Dramatics Clulx 4, Secretary 4. Enter Ollio State University. JOANNA METCALF Uslie is imleefl a girl of time rarest lzinrlf' Activities--Glee Cluln I: Cvirl Reserves I: Latin Club 5, 4: French Clula 5, 4. President 4: Dra- matics Club 4, Vice-President 4: Liinrary Clulo 4: Music Club 4: National Honor Society 5, 4: Tennis 5. 4: Senior Honor Roll: Valedictorian: -'American Lanclscapef' CARL L. MILBURN Anal wliat would life lie is lie loolz it seriously. Activities-Spanisll Clula 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Clulo 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Hi-Y Club 4. Enter OI1io State University, JOHN M. MILLER Hale fellow, well met. ming 2, 5, 4. Captain 4: Latin Club 2: Hi-Timers Club 4: Dramatics Clulo 4: Camera Club I American Landscape. Enter Ollio State University. KEITH MILLER nl am sincere of lleart and mirul aml purpose. Activities'-Bexleo Business Manager 4: Torch Ad vertising Stall 4: Traclc, 2, 5, 4: Frencll Club 5 American Iaanclscapef' Enter Ohio State University. Page Twenty-seven Activities-Torcll Advertising Stall 2. 5, 4: Swim- MALCOLM L. MILLER Show me a happier man than you. Activities-'Latin Ciub 2, 5, 4: Frencii Ciuio 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Ciuiu 4: Giee Ciuio l. Enter Corneii University. BARBARA JUNE MINNEMAN H1 love the good timings of life. Aciivities-Latin Ciuin 2, 5, 4: Spanish Ciuin 5, 4: iviusic Club 4, President 43 Library Ciuio 5: Dra- maiics Ciuin 5, 4: Giee Ciuia 1, 2, 5: Torch Staii 5, 4, Assistant Literary Eciitor 4: Bexieo Staff 4: Quiii and Scroii 41 Hi-Timers' Ciuio. Enier Smith College. NORMAN L. MITCHELL 'tHe never talked but that ire said something. Enter Oilio State University. JOANNE KATHLEEN MOSSGROVE uivlilai as milk and as goodf' Activities -'Giee Ciuin l, 2, 5, 4: Giri Reserves 5, 4: Girls' Atilietic Ciuio 2, 4, Vice-President 4: Voiiey- ioaii 5, 4: Torch typist 4. Enter Capital Universiiy. RUTH ANITA IVIUELLER Shes little, but SIIQIS wise: Siieys a corieer for her sizef' Activities'-Giee Ciuia I, 2, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 5, 4 Treasurer 4: Girls' Atimietic Ciuio 43 Voiieyinaii 5, 4 Basicetiuaii l. 2, 5, 4: Torcil typist 4. Page Twenty-aight CALVIN R. O'KANE HA better fellow nowhere could you Activities'-'Camera Club l, 2, 5, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4, Secretary 4: Latin Club l, 2, 5: Bexleo Aclvertising Stall I, 2, 5, 4, Advertising Manager 4: Torcll Assistant Photog- rapber l, 2, 5, 4: Library Club 5, 4. Enter Dulce University. ANN ELIZABETH PATTON HNone named ller but to praisef, Activities f- Latin Club 2, 5, Secretary-Treasurer 5: French Club 5, 4: Glee Club l, 2: Dramatics Club 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4. Enter Denison University. RITCHEY PORTER His lleart and sentiment were free. From Vvilliam Penn High Scbool. Harrisburg, Penn- sylvania, 5. Enter Ollio State University. H. STANLEY PRICE Jr. The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Activities'-Spanish Club 5, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Latin Club 2: Torch Staff 5, 4: Bexleo Stall: 4, Eclitor 4: Quill ancl Scroll 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4. Enter Denison University. MARY JANE PUGH The joy of all her friends. Activitiesf-'Spanisb Club 5, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Girl Reserves l. Enter Ollio State University. Page Twenty-nine EMILY LOVE PULLING A manners gentle, of affections mild. Activities f- Glee Club I: Choir 4: Latin Club I: French Club 2, 5, 4: Girl Reserves 1. 2, 5. 4: Library Club 5, 4: Dramatics Club 5. 4. Enter Ollio Stale University. THEODORE QUEEN HA just fortune awaits the deserving. Activities '- German Club 2. Enter Obie State University. JOHN H. REICHENBACH 'Speech is great, but silence is greater. Activities'-Library Club 4: German Club 5, 4: Aviation Club 2: Hi-Tin1ers,.CIub 4. MARY EMELINE REYNOLDS HHer pencil was striking, resistless, and grand. Activities '- Girl Reserves 1, 2, 5. 4, Cabinet 4: Frencli Club 5, 4: Latin Club 2: Quill and Scroll 4: Library Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Torch Stall 5. 4. Assistant Editor 4. ' Enter Clmio State University. WILLIAM A. RICE 'tHe always proves a friend. Swimming 5, 4: Torch Promotion Manager 4 Bexleo General Manager 4. Enter Oliio Slate University. Page Thirty Activities-'Spanish Club 5, 4. Treasurer 4: Hi- Timers, Club 4: Dramatics Club 5: Traclc 2: DAVID OWEN RICHARDS His smiles are truly winning, Activities-'Latin Club 2. 5: Hi-Y Club 2, 5, 4. Vice-Presiclent 5: Quill and Scroll 4: Torch Stall 5, 4, Composition Eclitor 4: Bexleo Stall 4: Sports Editor 4: Hi-Timers' CluI'J 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Honor Roll: Camera Club 2, 5, 4. Enter Denison University. DICK RIFFLE HA volcano of merriment and fun. JANET MARILYN RILEY UGOJ made ller small in order to do a more choice bit of worlzmansllipf' Activities'-Orchestra 5, 4, Student Conductor 4: Girl Reserves 5, Cabinet 5: Dramatics Club 5, 4. Treasurer 5: French Club 5. 4, Vice-President 4: Basketball 5: Girls' Atllletic Club 5: Music Club 4: Torch Exchange Editor 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: National Honor Society 4. Enter Olli0 Wesleyan University. GERALDINE ROBINS l.CGlYn and Unfllgled GS 0. SUITLTTLGI' sea. Activities'-Girl Reserves l, 2: French Clulo 5, 4: Library 5, 4: Dramatics Cluln 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4. BETTY LOU ROGERS uTlre heart to conceive, tlle understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. Activities'-Cvlee Clulo I, 2: Latin CIuIo 2: French Club 5, 4: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 5, 4, Caloinet 2, 5, President 4: Torch Stall 2: Bexleo Stall 4: Hi- Timers' CIUIJ 4: Dramatics 5, 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Honor Roll. Enter Capital University, Page Thirty-one RICHARD ROSE HHis friends iilere are many, His foes, are tiiere any? Activities-Football 2. 5, 4. C. B. L. Cbamps 4: Golf 2, 5, 4, Captain 4: Spanish Club 5, 4, Presicient 5, 45 Student Council lg Hi-Timers' Club 45 Bexleo Advertising Statt 5. Enter Obie State University. JOSEPH HENRY ROSSBACH III UH8 YIGUQY' SUHIBY' fY'0Wl. OU8Y'lUOT'lZ.H Activities'--Spanish Club 5, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Intramural Basketball 4. Enter Notre Dame University. IRENE SCHIFF Wit and wisolom flow from tier tongue. Activities-Dramatics Club 5, 4: Latin Club 2, 5: Library Club 2, 5, 4, President 2. 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Tennis 2, 5: National Honor Society 5, 4: Frencb Club 5, 4: Torch Staff 2: Senior Honor Roll: Salutatorian: American Landscape. EIVIILY SCHUH HSl1e izatii tile eye of on intellecif' Activities--'Cvirl Reserves 2. 5, 4, Cabinet 4: Na- tional Honor Society 5, 4: Latin Club 2, 5: Cverman Club 5: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Dramatics Club 5, 4: Senior Honor Roll. WILLIAM FRANKLYN SEARLE Uvvyiiaiever is worth doing at ali, is worth cioing well. Activities--Baseball 5: Latin Club 2: I'Ii-Y Club 2, 5, 4, Hi-Y Bowling 2, 5, 4, Captain 4: German Club 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Torch Advertising Stall I, 2, 5, 4, Advertising Manager 4: Bexleo Advertising Stalt I, 2, 5, 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Enter Vvasbington and Lee University. Page Thirty-two GUY SI-IEPPARD True happiness springs from moderation. Activities'-'Hi-Y CIuIx 2, 5, 4: Spanish CIuIJ 5. 4: Latin CIuIJ I, 2: Camera Ciub 2: Dramatics Ctub 5, 4: Aviation CIub l, 2: Hi-Timers' Club 4. Enter University of Cincinnati. I RED SILBERSTEIN For the more a man knows the more worthy Ile is.H Activities-French CIuIo 5, 4. Enter CorneII University. PATRICIA SMITH Darla eyes with a wondrous witcfiing charm. Activities-H Glee CIUIJ I: GirI Reserves 1: Dramatics CIuIx 5, 4: French CIuID 5, 4: Torch Advertising Staff 4: Bexleo Advertising Staff 4. Enter Ohio State University. ROBERT ELLWOOD SMITH Always ready and always steady. Activities-BaseIJaII Manager I, C.B. L. Ctmmps I: BasIcetIaaII Manager 5: Latin CIuIx 5: Band I, 2, 5: Orchestra 2. 5: Dramatics CIuIo 5. 4. Secretary 5. President 4: Hi-Timers, CIuIo 4: Torch Circulation Manager 4: American Lanctscapef' Enter Greenbrier IVIiIitary Academy. MARY JANE STANTON God giveth speech to all, song to the fewfl From St. IVIary's of tI1e Springs, 2. Activities'-fDramatics CIUIJ 5, 4: Music Club 4: GIee CIuIs 4, HVVaItz Dream 4: Spanish CIuIo 5. 4: Library CIUI3 4. Enter Otiio State University. Page Thirty-tlzrrc DEAN LaVERNE SUTTON UA quiet chap of superior brand.,- Activities--Footluall 2, 5, 4, C.B.l... Cllamps 4: Hi-Y Club 5, 4, Secretary 4: Spanish Club 5, 4: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Latin Clulo 2. Enter Capital University. EMILY HALLIDAY THOMPSON USU earnest, so modest and witllul so sweet. Activities--Spanisll Club 5, 4, Vice-President 4: Latin Clulo 2: Glee Club l. 2: Hi-Timers' Cluln 4: Dramatics Club 5, 4: Bexleo Stall 4. Enter Olwio State University. DONALD MEAD TIPPETT HA brain well furnisllecl, and a tongue well taught. Activities-'Football I, 2, 5, 4, C. B. L. Champs 4: Baslcetlnall 1, 2, 5. Central District Champs 2: Traclc l, 2. 5, C. B. l... Cllamps 2: Spanisli Club 5, 4, Treasurer 5: Booster Club I: Dramatics Club 4: Glee Club 1: HAmerican Lanclscapef' Enter Denison University. MARY JANE TRAYTE HA goocl heart is worth gold. Activities--fGlee Club lg Library Club 2: Frenclx Club 5: Dramatics Club 5, 4: Torch Aclvertising Stall 4: Bexleo Advertising Stall 4: HAmerican l..an1lscape. Enter Ohio University. LEROY WARREN A gentleman in all that the word implies. Activities-'Football 2, 5, 4, C. B. L. Champs 4: Basketball l, 2. 5. 4: Track 1, 2, 5. 4, C.B.l... Champs 2: Spanish Club 1, 2. Enter Ohio State University. Page Thirty-four ROBERT WEBER Men are not measured lay inches. Activities '-'Tracie 4: Band l, 2: Intramural Basketball Cixamps 2: Dramatics Club 4. Enter Ohio State University. ELLIS BURTON VVHALEY Jr. Nothing is tiresome that we rio willingly. Activities--Traclc 2. 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Spanisli Club 5, 4: Band l, 2, 55 Latin Clulo 2: Hi-Timers' Club 4: Intramural Basketball Champs 2. Enter Ollio State University. STARLING WILCOX Humor is wisdom smiling. MICHAEL JAMES BURNS For lie's a jolly good fellow. Activities-Basketball Reserve Champs 1, 2, Varsity 5: Hi-Y Basketball Champs 4: Footloall 1: Traci: 1. 2: Baseball l, 2, 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 5: Hi-Timers' Club 4. Enter Notre Dame University. tWill receive ciiploma at close ol summer school., MARY A. ISABEL Full of cheerfulness and fun. Activities -- Spanish Club 5, 4: Girls, Athletic Club 1: Girl Reserves lp Basketball lg Glee Club l, 2: Hi-Timers' Club 4. Enter Oilio State University. fVVill receive ziisploma at close of summer school., Page Thirty-five Page Thiffty-six KIRK TARRIER write force of his own merit makes his wayf, Activities P-1 Football 4, C. B. L. Champs 43 Hi-Y Club 2: Track 4: Hi-Timers, Club 4. Enter Ohio State University. tWitI receive diploma at close of summer sctmotj PHILLIP BECKMAN MT'1y spirit, Independence, let me sharef' From South High School, 4. Enter Ohio State University. QNO picture., ROSEMARY ELIZABETH KNODERER Softly speaks, and softly smilesf, Activities -1 Torch typist 5, 4: Glee Club l. Enter Wittenberg College. KNO picture., Jvwf .jg Memory LEST you forget the Class of 1941, we leave you this memory of each one of us: Nlarjorie Abernathy and her drawingsg Don Ailenys pole-vaultingg the quietness of Francis Andraskog Verna Antieys pleasing dispositiong Seward Bazler and his dramatic ahiiityg Virginia Beard-she,s so niceg Phil Beckmanys infectious gring Boh Beesorfs dark eyes: Bill Birch and his wondrous pitchingg Patti Biack,s nice, round cheeks: Virginia Brandt,s irecklesg the Ioquacious Jerry Bravermang Evangeline Brinkmann-a Longfellow rememhranceg Frank Brinkmann and his nickname Hans: Dean Browne, captain of the championship football teamg Jim Brunnerys photographyg Andy Burns, walk: the haskethail trunks and the hasehall shoes of Mike Burns. Gail Butt,s I. the soft voice of Marilyn Campheilg Hunt Carlile and his versatilityg Howard Coffman selling Christmas treesg the sweet- ness oi Nlary Lou Constansg Virginia Cuppys philanthropic attitudeg Elizabeth Dave and her sparkling white teethg Polly Davis leading our cheersg the short stories of Jim Dawsong Dottie Drakeys pep and energyg Jeanne Duffyss fairnessg Helen Eesley and her Consumers, Union Booleg Geneva Ekiert,s velocity in typingg the differential walk of June Eschen- hrennerg Dale Friedly's curly hair. Janet Green and her cashmere sweatersg Ed Greenberg and his Markg Ethel Hackman's pompadourg Dick Hardings twinkling eyes: Flora Mae Hassei and her haskethail ahilityg Barloara Heer as our streamer hair- rihhoned Homecoming Queen: Bolo Herhst heaving forward passesg the loud sweaters of Clyde Hickieg the long name of Virginia Hieronymusg Virginia Hohsonys winkg Phyllis Huttonys dark Iocksg Nlary Isabel and Grandviewg Harold Jordanys little satcheig Elaine Kelley and her curlsg Stan Kessefs tennis piayingg the Iankiness of Jim Kesslerg Jack Kirk- landys wavy hairg Rosemary Knoderer and her Packard carg Niary Kor- pieski and her Polish jargong Carol Krumm and her artistic ahiiityg Harold Kult-problem child: Bill Lewis and his pink cheeks: Betty Lieberman and her ticklishnessg the deep voice of Walter Luft: Bill Magnuson win- ning the mile rung Laveme Nlartin and all her hooksg Boh Masser- fcontinued on page 461 Pag Th ty 0WLlflfL8IfLC8lfIfL9IfLf M8 Sunday, June 8 ...........,....................,........................................,...... Baccalaureate Service Sermon, Rev. Robert E. Leake Tuesday, June 10, and Wednesday, June 11 ..................... ,.......... S enior Play uAmerican Landscapes, Thursday, June 12 .....................,..,.........,..........,..........,.,. ........ C ommencement 0lfIfLlfVL8lfLC8lf1fL8lfLf M 0gl 6Ll'IfL Processionai March, Time Ramparts We Vvatciin QBCCCIICFD ...................... Time Band invocation ........,..,.......................,.............................................................. Rev. Otto Etmert Mixed Quartet ..............................,.................,.................,....................... fTo be selected, Mary Jane Stanton, Virginia Hobson, Stanley Kessel, Waiter Luft Accompanist, Foster iVicEiiresi1 Address .,,............,,................................................................,,....... Dr. Donald H. Tippett Ballad for Americansu ...................................................... , .............................,.. Robinson Ciiorus of Seniors P- Soto try Waiter Luft Not Evening, But Dawni' .....,........,..............................,,.......,............... Joanna Metcait First Honor Student uVVomen,s Contribution to American Democracyu ............. ................... I rene Schiff Second Honor Student n0ur Responsibilities in a Changing' Vvoridu ....,..................... Huntington S. Carlile 'Class Orator Class Song ,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,..,.,,,..,,.,.,,...,..,,,.,..,....,,...................,.......,.....,,......... Senior Chorus Words and Music by Janet Riiey and Foster McEifresi1 Awarding of Prizes ..,.,,,,,,,...,., ...,,,,,................,,......,...............,,....... P rin. Kessler . Presentation of Class .......... ........................................ S upt. H. C. DiCt6riCi1 Presentation of Diplomas ........ ........... C iare E. Cook, Pres. Board of ECiI1Cati0I1 Benediction ,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.....,,,,..........,..r...,,.......,.......,.. R ev. Otto Ebert Band -Uijootiifter Marcif, ......, ........ ......,.... ................,.. F i i imore enior .x4war0!5 First Honor Student .........,.........................,.,..,...........,.,.......r.,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,, Joanna Metcalf Name on Scixoiarsiiip Cup Set of Books Presented Annuaiiy by tile Bexley P.T.A. Engiisil .............................................,............................ Joanna Metcalf and Irene Schiff Set of Books Presented ioy Mr. Simon Lazarus Mathematics ...... ........................,..,.,........................ E miiy Schuh and Joanna Metcalf Name of Mathematics Cup Latin ......... ...............................................,...,.......,.............. J oanna Metcaii Name on Latin Cup Athletics ....................,..................................... .......... D ean Browne Name on Atiiietics Cup Page Thirly-eight ,.4 'rw f m br . x j . 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N rn Page Forty 11 Z..-. 31 Abramson, Walter Amos, Nancy Babbitt, Barbara 4-Baldwin, Florajane 5-Barnes, Marguerite 6-Barnett, Glenroy 7-Beck, Charles 8-Beeson, John 9-Benedict, Floyd 10-Bettac, Bill 11-Black, Jack 12-Blumenschein, Lorna -Bolon, David -Brand, Julia Ann -Brunzell, Donald 16-Buck, Helene 17-Burch, Henry -Carson, Phyllis 19-Clinch, Ethel Jane 20-Coffman, Elizabeth 21f-Cole, Marilyn -Collins, Clarine 31- 7.3-Conner, Frances 24-Cook, Neva Jean 25- Cooper, Jack 26-Corbett, Mary 27-Courtney, Barbara 28-Cramer, Betty 29-Crumley, Charles 30-Davison, Joann Dawson, james M. 37.-Deardurff, Carl 33-De Voe, Virginia 34-Dorst, Dick 35-Dunn, Helen A-Dutro, Betty -Dworsky, Rita -Eickholt, Charles -Elsass, Betty 40-Ferbrache, J, Ray -Ferguson, Jack -Feustel, Ed 43-Freeman, Gloria 44-Friedberg, Elaine 45-Friddle, james 46-Fromm, Earl 47-Frumkin, Lois 48--Gebhardt, Bill 49-Gerhold, Leo 50-Greenberg, Dick S1-Hackman, Jerome 52-Hamrick, Jean 53-Haney, Mary 54-Hausman, Marjorie 55-Held, Alma 56--Helpbringer, Janet 57-Henley, jim 58-Herrel. Mary Louise 59-Heston, Ray 60-Homan, Jim 6lYHoward, Betty Joy 62-Hoyer, Helen 63-Hughey, Marilyn 64-Hullinger, Mary 65-Hutchins, Connie 66-Jacobson, Peretz -Jaynes, Marilyn -Jones, Barbara -Jones, Ned -Kaiser, Dick -Kronenbitter, Bob Kuhn, Jack -Leiendecker, Betty -Leupold, Bud -Lindsey, Julianne -Loos, Billy -Lorenz, Dan -Mark, Louise -Maxwell, Stanley -Maybrook, Gloria --McArtor, Robert -Metzger, jean -Miller, Bob -Miller, Dick Mitchell, Howard Mitchell, Pat -Mulbarger, jay 22-Mulbarger, Tom 23-Nagle, Mary Louise 24-Olpp, Robert Z5-Otstot, Robert 26-Pfanz, Martha 27-Pfanz, Mary 28--Pierce, John 29-Porter, Carroll 30-Pryor, Alene 31--Purcell, Marilyn 32-Reinert, Marjorie 33-Ridgely, Margaret 34-Rogers, Charles 35-Rosenberg, Elene 36-Salt, Charles 37-Schacht, Alice 38-Scheibla, Peggy 39-Schorr, Joann 40-Schumacher. Susan 41-Schwartz, Mary lvladeline 42--Shadrach, Jean -Shannon, Mary 44-Shutt, jim -Smith, Kaylette -Soliday, Marilyn -Sophos, john -Spotts, Judy -Stoker, Harriet 50-Stone, Doris -Sutton, Bill -Thoman, Joan -Thomas, Barbara -Thompson, Barbara 55-Thompson, Evelyn -Tully, Patsy -Turpie, Keith 58-Tyroler, Sidney 59-Whitehead, Bob -Wilsch, Louis -Wiseman, Jack -Wolfe, Rodney 63- Wright, Bob O. Q4 Q I age Forty om l-Albershardt, Bill 2-Alford, Lynn 3-Anderson, Rodney 4-Anthony, Betty 5-Bangert, Bud 6-Barnes, Bob 7-Barthman, Ed 8-Bauer, Walter 9-Bauman, Betty 10-Beard, Joan 11-Bernlobr, Bill 12-Best, John 13-Blum. Ruthann 14-Bradbury, Bill 15-Brand, Marilyn 16-Braritner, Bill 17-Bringardner, Mary 18-Bruck, Max 19-Cadot, Barbara 20-Cahill, Rita 21--Chamberlain, Lucile 22-Chaney, Richard 23-Clodfelter, Marion 24--Cohen, Seymour 25-Coleman, Ned Z6-Constandin, Helen 27--Cowman, Tom 28-Crowe, jack 29-Dagley, Harley 30-Darby, Aleen 31-Dattalo, Phil 32-Davis, Joanne 33-Dickinson, Ellen 34-Dorsey, Bob 35-Duily, Bob 36-Elwood, Marge 37-Franz, Bob 38-Freuncllich, Ed 39-Frosh, Bud 40-Gestrich, Bill 41-Ginsburg, Morton 42-Goodman, Howard 43-Goss, Dick 44-Gould, Jeanne 45-Haines, Esther 46--Harris, Patsy 47-Hengst, Don 48-Herbst, Margaret 49-Himes, Ruth 50-Homan, Gene 51-Hughey, jim 52-Huntington, Tom 53-Johnson, Howard 74-Jones, Dorothy 75-Jones, Tom 56--Kalish, Doris 57-Kauffman, Bill 58-Keating, David 59-Keller, Eileen 60-Kloss, Don I aqc Forty two 7943 1-Knodercr, Robert 2-Koch, Dick 3-Koch, Mary 4--Kohler, Ann Jane 5'-Korpieski, Stanley 6-Krumm, Nancy 7-Lape, Herbert 8-Levy, Robert 9-Lochnert, Frank 10-Lombardo, August 1 1-Lombardo, John 12-Lorenz, Martha 13-Mangia, Mary 14-McClure, Bruce li-McGarry, Lorena 16-McKinley, June 17-Mendlowitz, Martin 18-Meuser, Janet 19-Minneman, Jack 20-Montei, Tom 21-Morris, Gilbert 22-Norris, Charles 44- -Norton, Alice -Oliver, Sarah Jane -Osterhage, Bernard --Palmer, Connie -Perrin, David -Petters, James Petty, Dick -Plank, Ernest -Pritchard, Ed --Pulling, Clara 33-Purdy, Nancy 34-' -Schiff, Daniel -Seckel, Ted --Shaffer, Jo Ann -Sharp, Eugene Sarver, Martha Shea, Arlene -Shumaker, Pauline 41- 42--Simpson, Jean Simonson, Gloria Smith, Phyllis Stein, Bennette 47-Srurcon, Robert 46-Thompson, Bob 47-Thompson, Patti 48-Tobin, Joan 49-Van Bibber, Marcella 50-Vanderlip, Charles 51-Walworth, Grider 52--Ward, George 53-Warren, Clinton 54-Wilkins, Bob 57-Williard, Betty 56-Woltl, Ruth Anne 57-Woods, Gloria 58-Zipf, Pauline No Pictures: Coons, Laura Holstein, Helen Maimone, Thomas Neal, Mary Margaret O'Donnell, Rosemary Oelgoetz, Ruth Townsend, Betsy Page Forty-three Adams, Delores -Adams , Marilyn Anders , Doris -Anthony, Harry Baker, Duane fBa1dwin, George -Barr, Jack -Barrett, Glenn -Bender, Estelle -Berg, Phyllis -Bowen, Charles -Brinkmann, Delores -Brubeck, .loan -Brooks, Patricia -Brown, William -Burke, Pac -Chadwick, Dick -Clark, Helen -Clybourne, Catherine -Cohen, Erwin -Cook, Betty -Copeland, Bill 23- 24-Curphy, John 25- 26- 27--Dave, Robert 28-Davies, Bill 29-Davis, Jack 30-Davison, Gwendolyn 31- 32-Dutro, Jeannette Corwin, Corinne Dassel , Ruth Dattalo, Rosemary Duddy, William 33-Emmers, Donna 34-Feustel, Ronald 37-Fothergill, Arthur -Fox, Charles 37-vFreeman, Joan 38-French, Joan -Fugate, Jack vFulford, Al -Fullerton, Dwight -Giest, Jim -Glaize, Charles 44W-Graham, Harry 45'-Graham, Tom 46-Grant, Bill 47-Greiner, Jane 48-Greiner, Kathryn 49--Gyourko, Mary Lou 70-Hammond, Theresa 51-Hensel, James 52-Huffman, Peggy 53-Hummel, Mary Lou 54-Huntington, Ted 55-Isabel, Jack 56-Jackson, Lois 57-Jean, Frank 58-Johnson, ,lim 59-Iollifle, Samuel 60-Jones, Eleanor 61-jones, William 62-Keever, Nancy 63-Kerr, Bill 64-Kohn, Harry 65-Kreiger, George 66-Kullman, Jael: Page Forty fam 194-4 -Lee, Earl 2-YLevin, Al -Lewis, jim -qLinder, Grace fLudwig, jean -MacDonald, joan -Macklin, Bob -Mangia, Joan 9-Martin, Ralph 10-Masser, Shirley -Mathew, Elwood 12fMatZer, Andy 13-May, Marilyn 14-McGuire, Richard l5'fMeek, Tom 16-Miller, Beverly 17-Miller, Dorothy 18-Miller, Sally 19-Monett, Doris +Moody, Jack 21-Noland, Nancy 22fPage, Esther 234 24- 25-Polster, Eugene 26-Procter, Rose Paul. Carey Pingree, Martha Ann -Queckc. Patricia -Ramey, John -Reynolds, Jim -Roberts, Charlotte -Rossback, Stanley -Ruth, Emma jean -Schiffman, Barbara -Schlezinger, Ellen -Schmitt, Emma ,lean -Schneider, Dick 37-Shamansky, Bob Shannon, jack 39--Shinbach, Elizabeth 40-Sodt, Bill -Solomon, Kenneth 42- -Spenccr, George fStein, Dick South, Wilma Stephan, Bill 46-Stern, Sanford 47fStevcns, George 48- 49-Taylor, Milton 50- -Thall, Stanley Stevenson, Bob Taylor, Myrhl 52-Thomas, Bill 73-Tucker, Janice 54hTully, Margaret SS-Tyroler, Albert 56-Vance, Bob 57-Wallingford, Joyce 58-Ward, Charles 59-Webster, Terry 60-Wheeler, Alice 61-Wheeler, Audrey 62-NVilcox, George 63-Wolfe, Howard 64WZe1ler, Norman No Pictures: Antle, Glenn Duboc, Sue Ealy, Gene Frost, Albert Legg, Jim Levin, Joan Lockwood, Nancy Packard, Dean Patton, Fred Pirtle, Margaret Stutton. Richard Page I 07143 fue q Forty jimi .xg memory fcontinuecl from page 57, gosh, he,s higg David Matthews and his experimentsg Bill Mayas posters: Joanna Metcalf, our first honor studentg Cari Miihurnf-snozg Jack Niiiiefs personality. The stahiiity of Keith Miiierg Malcolm Miiier's clothes and earsg June Minneman,s eye-iashesg Norman Mitchell and his hionde hairy the sereneness of Joanne Mossgroveg the feiicity of Ruth Mueiierg Foster iVIcEIfresh at the pianog the Welt-groomed look of Marcia McEihinnyg Bill McKinley and his hatsg Calvin 0,Kane and his pipeg Ann Patton and her WidoW,s peaiig Chuck Piankas smiley Ritchey Porter and his chewing gumg the hiue eyes of Stan Priceg Niary Jane Pugh,s red hairg Emily Puiiings dirty saddle shoesg Ted Queens quiet mannersg John Reichenhach and his airplanesg Mary Reynolds, skepticismg Bill Rice and his tardiness. David Richards and his cutting ahiiityg Dick Riffies hairg Janet Riley leading the orchestrag the calmness of Jerry Rohinsg Betty Lou Rogers and her Girl Reserve trouhiesg Dick Rose,s discourse: Joe Ross- hacic and his piayg Irene Schiff and her questionsg Emily Schuh never heing stumped on a Hmathn prohiemg the traniiness of Bill Searle: Guy Sheppard walking with Emily Thompsong the infaiiihie Fred Siihersteing the neatness and clothes of Patti Smithg Boh Smith going steadyg Nlary Jane Stanton's singing: the Winning disposition of Dean Suttong Kirk Tarrier,s lusty iungsg Emily Thompson knitting sweatersg Don Tip- pett's iittie feetg the rapid talk of Mary Jane Trayteg Dick Vvaiicer and his joicesg the perseverance of Leroy Vvarreng Boh Weber following Art in the miie rung Ellis Whaley and his CSG ringg Bo Wilcox and his Hhontiesg Dottie Young and her rosy cheeks. Pius the memory of a glorious athletic season-fan undefeated, un- scored on, championship foothaii team, a championship hasiiethaii team, Hi-Y champions, a championship hasehaii team, a championship track team. Thus the Class of 1941 passes on leaving just a memory. E5 BACK ROVVf-'Lett to right'-'Keith IVIiIter, .Iim Kessler, Don Tippett, Dick VVaIIcer, Bch Masser, Jack IVIiIIer, Stan Kessel. Don AIIer. FRONT ROVV'- Hunt CarIiIe, Botm Smith, Dick Harding. Betty Lieherman. Seward Bazier, Andy Burns, Jim Brunner, Irene Schiff, Mary .Iane Trayte, IVIary Lou Constans, Joanna Metcalf. Barbara Heer. Janet Green. endow Wfay AMERICAN LANDSCAPE Egy- ELIVIER RICE Directed hy MISS BERNICE IVIULLINS Presented .Iune I0 and ll Captain Anthony Date .......................... Jim Brunner Betty Kutno ................. Frances Date Spinner Gerald Spinner ....... Carlotta Date .....,.... VViIIiam Fiske ............ Captain Frank Dale ...... Constance Date ........... Joe Kutno ........................ Captain Samuel Date ........ Klaus Stiitgetnauer ........ Mary Lou Constans .....................Ianet Green ................Don Tippett ..........Irene Schitt Hunt Cartite .........Seward Bazter ..........Barhara Heer VVaIIcer Jim Kessler ...........JacIc Miller IVIOII Fianders .,,....,....,.....,,.,,,,,,.,4 Mary Jane Traytc Captain Heinrich Kteinschmidt ,.,,,,,,,,,.,- BOL, Masser Harriet Beecher Stowe ,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,., ,,Beny Lieberman Paul KUU10 ----------4----------4---,--------.......... Stan Kessel Abby KUUIO -------------------4-------.--........ Joanna Metcalf Patrick O'Brien .......,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.4,,,,,,,, Bob Smith Reverend Jasper Washington ,,,,....,,,,,, Keith Miller Abraham Cohen .........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,-,,,, A ndy Bums Nits Karenson ,.........,,.,.,,,,,,,,, ,,4,,,,,--,, D gn Alle,- Henri Dupont ......... Harding Page Forty-seven Page l v1'f31-ciglli 3 -43 1 O -C L: U2 as -Cl J-i T-A-1 O 6-J 5-A ro D-4 C5 ,-CI U 5 E O va as E O U cu -Q fl! 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Betty Lou Rogers. Wafionafsklonor .Siwiefy NE oi the outstanding honors to he won hy a senior each year is memhership in the National Honor Society. Such an honor was accorded tyvelve seniors and tive juniors who achieved National Honor Society membership this year. The four requisites on which membership in this cluh is hased are scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The ohject of the organization is uto create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote Worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Bexley High Schoolf, The memloers are selected from the upper third of the class in scholarship, and only fifteen per cent of the senior class may he admitted each year. enior 0lfLOI HK HE CLASS of 1941 has fourteen students on the Senior Honor Roll, each one having been chosen hecause his grades for the first three and one-halt years of his high school career average ninety per cent or ahove. To these scholarship students the Bexleo extends its sincerest congratulations: Joanna Metcalf ...................,.......................... 95.42 Laveme Martin .......................- ------- 9 1.97 Irene Schiff ..,.,...... ....... 9 5.26 Betty Lou Rogers .. -.---,- 91-95 Seward Baller ......, ....... 9 4.88 David RiChiil'dS ..... ------- 9 1.65 Emily Schuh ....,.... ....... 9 4.45 Greenberg .........,. ------f 9 1-54 Betty Lieherman ....... ....... 9 3.45 Gail Bull ....................... ------- 9 I-59 Barhara Heer ............... ....... 9 2.51 Virginia Hieronymus ---4--- 91-2' Marilyn Campbell ....... ....... 9 2.lI Elaine Kelley ........... ------- 9 0-79 Lett to Right-'Ralph NI. Howell fsponsorf. James Dawson. .lim Brunner, Barbara Heer. Bill Searle, Janet Green, Charles Plank, Betty Lieberman, David Richards, Hunt Carlile, Stanley Price, Miss Ruth Geist fsponsori, Maw Reynolds. Qui! ana! Sim!! UILL AND SCROLL, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was chartered at Bexley last year. This year the following twelve new members were elected to the club upon recommendation of Torch and Bexleo advisers Ruth Geist and Ralph M. Howell: Huntington Carlile, executive editor of the Torchg Stanley Price, editor of the Bexleo and assistant composition editor of the Torchg Barbara Heer, three-year member and literary editor of the Torch, and member of the Bexleo literary staff: David Richards, composition editor of the Torch, sports editor of the Bexleog June Minneman, assistant Torch literary editor and member of Bexleo literary staff: Janet Green and Betty Lieberman, Bexleo staff memhersg Mary Reynolds, assistant lit, erary editor of the Torch, Jim E. Dawson, art editor of the Bexleog Charles Plank, Bexleo staff, Jim Brunner, Torch and Bexleo photographer: Willard Searle, adver- tising manager of the Torch. Page Fifty-one Page Fifty-two BACK ROVV'--Left to Right'-Adviser John F. Schacht, Dave Matthews, .lack Kirlclancl, Seward Bazler, Seymour Cohen, Bill Kerr, Bill Sutton, Norman Zeller, Dick Petty, Irwin Cohen, Jack Ferguson, Jaclc Kuhn, Boh Kronenloitter. THIRD ROVV--Bill May, Jim E. Dawson, Jim Hensel, Glen Barnett, Nlartin Mendelowitz, Howard Johnson, Bill Bernlohr, Tecl Seclcel, Bolo Dutly, Guy Shepparcl, Bud Leupold. John Beeson, Albert Tyroler, Tom Montei, Ernest Plank, Bill Davies. SECOND ROW-'Jim Kessler, John Pierce, Charles Crumley, J. Ray Ferhrache, Charles Rogers, Neel Coleman. Charles Beclc, Earl Fromm, Jim Shutt, Bolo Dorsey, Herb Lape, Tom Cowman, Boh Franz, George Spencer, Keith Turpie, Diclc Greenberg. FRONT ROVVf-Sidney Tyroler, Dean Sutton, Ellis Whaley, Charles Plank, Charles Salt, Bch Otstot, Hunt Carlile, Frank Loehnert, Jim Henley, Diclc Dorst, Dean Browne, Bill Birch, Bill Gehhart, David Richards, Bolo Herhst, Willard Searle. Joi- if Ca HE HI-Y CLUB passed an exceptional season this year, increasing its mem- bership to 65 looys. Program chairman Boh Gstot arranged many novel enter- tainments for the hi-Weekly meetings. ln the City Hi-Y Sports League, the Bexley hoys hrought home the trophy in haslcetloall, ranlcecl fourth in howling, and hoastecl a good hasehall team. Several Bexley hoys also participated in the annual Hi-Y City Government Day in May. BACK ROW-left to right-Arlene Shea, Sara Oliver. Elizabeth Shinbach, Esther Page, Peggy Hotiman, Betty Cook, Nancy Noland, Marilyn May, Joanne McDonald, Joanne French, Catherine Clybourne, Aleen Darby. FIFTH ROW-Joan Mangia, Mary Lou Hummel. Dorothy Miller, June McKinley, Jean Simpson, Ruth Dassel, Lucille Chamberlain, Joyce Wallingford, Delores Adams, Polly Davis, Neva Cook, Marilyn Cole, Betty Elsass, Patty Thompson, Sally Miller, Margaret Tully. FOURTH ROW4-Patricia Quecke, Carol Porter, Frances Conner. Jane Greiner, Mary Lou Gyourlro, Jeannette Dutro, Kathryn Greiner, Sue Duboc, Emma Jean Schmitt, Barbara Thompson, Mary Pfanz, Mary Schwartz, Martha Sarver, Ruth Himes, Martha Pfanz, Eileen Keller, Julia Brand. THIRD ROW-Janice Tucker, Betty Dutro, Marguerite Barnes, Pat Tully, Marilyn Soliday, Barbara Meyer. Elaine Friedburg, Dorothy Jones, Betty Williard, Jeanne Gould, Alice Schacht, Pat Mitchell, Plorajane Baldwin, Peggy Scheibla, Sue Schumacher, Alene Pryor, Elizabeth Coffman, Emily Pulling. SECOND ROW-Faculty Adviser, Miss Marion Thomas, Doris Monett, Betty Anthony, Wilma South, Charlotte Roberts, Joanne Mossgrove, Barbara Cadot, Joanne Thoman, Mary Louise Herrel, Mary Louise Nagel, Ethel Clinch, Jean Shadrach, Evelyn Thompson, Jean Metzger, Beverly Miller, Marcella Van Bibber, Marilyn Campbell, Virginia Hieronymus, Evangeline Brinkman, Donna Emmers, Faculty Adviser, Miss Reta McCormick, FRONT ROW-Doris Anders, Shirley Masser, Marian Clodfelter, Betty Joy Howard, Carol Krumm, Laverne Martin, Marilyn Brand, Marjorie Reinert, Betty Lou Rogers, Emily Schuh, Ruth Mueller, Ruth Anne Woltz, Connie Palmer, Janet Helpbringer, Mary Reynolds, Barbara Courtney, Joanne Davis, Alice Wheeler, Grace Linder. gif Qfleflfeff PURPOSE: HT0 Find and Give the Best. lRl., RESERVES have been quite active this year, with the membership reaching its greatest pealc ot one hundred and ten members. A Barn Dance started the social activities with great success. The Recognition Tea and Valentine Tea also toolc a place on the list ot activities. Two meetings were held jointly with the Hi-Y and were very entertaining. The Club held a l'tallowe'en Party, and in December Santa Claus appeared at the Christmas Party. All members leamed how to be beautitul at the Charm School. The Girl Reserves very adequately conducted Easter Services tor the entire school. The skating party held a prominent position in social activities. Sales tax stamps saved by members ot the club brought in a very nice checlc to send girls to camp with this summer. Each year Girl Reserves help the Hi-Y govern the city for one day. The Seniors were honored at the traditional Farewell Banquet which climaxed the year. lvlembers who received the Girl Reserve ring were as follows: Nlarguerite Barnes, Marion Clodtelter, .lanet Helpbringer, Marjorie Reinert. Betty Lou Rogers. lVliss Reta lvlccormiclr and Miss Marion Thomas are the advisers ot the Club, which is a junior branch ot the Y. VV. C. A. Betty Lou Rogers ...... ............... P resident lvlarjorie Reinert ..... ...... V iCC-President lvlarilyn Brand .... ............ S ecretary Ruth Mueller ---,---- Treasurer Pa qe Fifty three BACK ROVV-Lett to Right-Pat Queclce, Marcia lVlcElhinny, Carroll Porter, Eilene Kelley, Virginia Devoe, Alma Held, Evelyn Thompson, Ethel .lane Clinch, Flora Jane Baldwin, Peggy Scheilola, Betty Elsass. THIRD ROVV-Left to Right-Elizaloeth Shinlaach, Nancy Amos, Frances Connor, .loan Davis, June McKinley, Jean Simpson, Ruth Dassel, Kathryn Greiner, Jeanette Dutro, Sue Dulaoc, Joyce Walling- ford, Catherine Clyloourne, lVlarilyn Coler SECOND Rovvf-'Left to Right-Esther Page, Nlary Lou Gyourlco, Doris Anders, Gwen Davison, Doris Monett, Corine Corwin, Pat Hully, Charlotte Roberts, Betty Willard, Ruth Mueller, Pat Thompson. FRONT ROVV-'Left to right-Miss Lucille Perry, Peggy Huffman, Delores Adams: Sarah .lane Oliver. Arline Shea, Joan Mossgrove, Jean Metzger, Aleen Darhy, Jean Hamriclc. .jim 7 .xgmific ANY different programs were helcl this season hy the G. A. C. Two of the most interesting of these were the Christmas Party and the Swimming Party. Miss Lucile Perry, tactulty adviser to the clulo, constructed an interesting plan of lnrtamural activities which consisted of haslcetloall, volleyball, and load- minton. The Winning teams were, in loaslcethall, Virginia Brancltssg in volleyloall, Alma Helcrs. Pat Tully won the loaclminton tournament and with the ahle assistance ol Mary Shannon capturecl the clouloles. Tennis matches were helcl with teams from C. S. G., St. lVlary's of the Springs, and University School. .lean Metzger ..... .......,..... P resident Joan Mossgrove ...... ....... V ice-President Delores Adams ..,.... .......... S CCl'CtHfY Sarah Jane Qliver ...... ....... 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WW Page Fifty-six UW 1940-1947 .gilvof .fdclzieuemenlfd of fine ln Scholarship District Scholarship Contest School Honor-Rating of HEXcellentU lncliviflual Ratings Biology-4Eighth, Roloert Duffy Fourteenth, Lynn Alford Chemistry-Fifth, Richard Dorst Eleventh, Charles Beck General Science-First, John Ramey Sixth, Rohert Stevenson Physics-Tenth, Gail Butt Thirteenth, David Matthews Algehra-First, Doris Anders First, James Reynolds Geometry-First, Richard Koch Second, Morton Ginsburg American History-Second, Marilyn Camphell Fourth, Laverne Martin World History-Fourteenth, Phyllis Smith English l'-Twelfth, Katherine Greiner Fifteenth, Sally Miller English ll'-Seventh, Ann Jane Kohler Twentieth, Betsy Townsend English lllfsecond, Marilyn Soliclay English lvr-Second, Joanna Metcalf Thirteenth, Virginia Hieronymus Latin I-Fifth, Peggy Huffman Tenth, Joyce Wallingford Latin ll--Twelfth, Franlc Loehnert Eighteenth, Patsy Harris 3600! .Jdclzieuemenlfd of me Mar 1940 - l l French I-Seventh, Mary Huiiinger Seventeenth, Patricia Mitchell French H-Ninth, Sewarci Bazier Senior Scholarship Tests in Greater Columbus Individual Ratings Tenth-Gail Butt Honorable Mentioneastaniey Kessel, David Matthews in Publications The Bexiey High Torch Columbia Scholastic Press Association-First Place National Scholastic Press Association-First Class-Excellent in Athletics Football The Team-First place in the Central Buckeye League Individual Honors AH-City Team-Dick Vvaiker, Dick Rose, John Sophos. AH-Central Buckeye Teamr-Dean Browne, captain, Dick Walker, Dick Rose, John Sophos, Bolo Wright AH-State Third Team-Dick Walker All-State Honorable Mention-Dick Rose, Dean Browne, John Sophos Basketball The Team-First place in the Central Buckeye League individual Honors AH-City Team'-Dick Walker AH-Central Buckeye Teamr-Dick Walker, captain, and Andy Burns AH-State Honorable Mention-Dick Walker AH-Central District-Anciy Burns Hi-Y'-City Champions Page Fifty-seven E E as 'Z E I Q, YZ S 5 5 25 3 sg Q 5 3 E E ,, ii as 5 1 x y, N 5 VV 'V :. V' ffff - W ji Q , T . f YR fl V .ff -- Vg A , -I V Q. ,1,. ,fl L U I 1 - 1,5 , 1- 1 V , . In 1,..4.4Vz fl .' '. 3 Q I .fi -lg 1 x --' . :gtfob-r ant-Q Y. - in g5SKET8AL pe IX f A -' A. -11 ' 2 V45 ' 7V mf 3 , S X ' ' ' iff ' X :S-E J ffl' T V ' , . Q, 1-v Q I.-' ' -. - - 5: 'V' f 'X 4 . yank- X . Vi. ' - s- Y riffs! ,I if f fi' I1 fr Q N if . . 9 , ,- s 1 I 4 A .1 'A-' . e . - 55 1 . S , Fi 1, . - 1 iii , ' ? 1 3 , 51 ' Ji ' 4, ' ill ' BP-SHEAR - 3 .Q j 3 I 1, 'Y I., X 'I ' 5 f f - fi- A 1 Em 2 1 IVA . 3 4' I ,F V 5 'Q 4-f54k,1i ff, 'Vs J 5. -fl : ' ' V , , .v ,as ' It , ' ' ,. , Y, -' .,.. ..,. ,,,, -N -'Lf ., ' x '- . . V ' ,V . 'V X li, , ZV' 1-- ' . -' ' . A .,-,:ff,. . J ,,, . Q V ' ' V' ' 'lil' .l,t-a-'-.,m',1- 1 - -- .. -L.-.K ,. - E, ,vs X '1uisuv ' CNE 'Crux 'x ,4v.E',?t,,fc!M1- .x,,,,,,..-.. ima uf, 4-W?- f-ff., . V. Page Sixty ,Mad Jon owner HE record ot the Lions ot 1940-'41 has been the best ever to be made in the history ot Bexley High School. The boys won the championship in all major sports: tootball, basketball. baseball, and traclc. and also in the minor sport tennis. They did not lose a League contest in any ot the above sports. The tooball team, which was undeteated and un- scored on in all its games. was the best team ever to wear the Blue and Vvhite. They were considered one ol the best teams in the state ot Ohio and will long he remembered by Bexley students and tans. It will he many a year before their equals tread the Bexley gridiron. The basketball team had almost as good a record as the toohall team. They won 10 straight in League competition and lost only to Xenia Central, which later went to the semi-tinals in the State tournament. I do not believe they were the best team ever to represent Bexley. but they were-one of the three best teams in Bexley COACH CARLTON H- SMITH basketball history. They are the only team which ever won all 10 games in League competition and the cham- pionship. The baseball team is tar above the average because ot the excellent senior battery. They are also undefeated in League competition including a noehit game with Academy and a one-hit game with Grand- view. They have dropped only one game out ot six so tar and promise to hang up an outstanding record. The track team is on a par with the other champions, but have lost two meets so tar out ot tive. However, they ran up the highest score ever to be made in winning the C. B. I... title. They scored SGVZ points to 54Vg tor the nearest competitor, Washington C. H. ln this event Magnuson brolce the mile record that has stood since 1956 with a 4:47.6 mile. This team will probably not be defeated again this year, to lay up one of the best records in the history ot the sport. They may finish well up in the district meet also. The tennis team is the best ever to wield the racquet tor Bexley and this year one ot the best teams in the state of Ohio. They lost only one match last year and are undefeated this year and ot course have smothered everything in League competition to win the championship. They have defeated such teams as Portsmouth, Canton, McKinley, and Zanesville. They rant: along with the football team as the all- time great tennis team ot Bexley. The golf team is very mediocre, having lost over halt ot their matches. The swimming team tailed to win a meet. In summary, it is the greatest sport year in the 19-year history ot the high school. With tive cham- pionships, the all-time best football and tennis teams, and one ot the best basketball teams, the seniors and fans ot Bexley can loot: on this year as the wonder year of sports, and it will be etched on their memories for a long, long time. BACK ROVV-Left to Right--'Bill Brantner, Howard Johnson, Pat Burlce, John Curphey, Bud Bangert, Bill Alhershardt, Bill Davis, Tom Graham, Howard Goodman, Jael: Shannon, Mgrs. Louis Vvilsch, Bruce McClure. THIRD ROVV--Leroy Warren, Charles Rogers, Jim Human, Fred Patton, Norman Zeller, Bots Franz. Miltcin Taylor, Phil Tippett, Bill Jones, Ted Huntington, George Krieger, Jack McCullough, Sidney Tyro er. SECOND ROVV--Jaclc Minnemann, Howard Coffman, Emest Plank. Bill Bradbury, Bill Kaufman, Howard Mitchell, Jim Fridclle, Kirlc Tarrier, Bill Magnuson, Andy Burns, Diclc Kaiser, Dave Bolon, Stanley Maxwell, George Spencer. FRONT ROVV--Head Coach Carlton H. Smith. .lay Mulharger, John Sophos, Dean Sutton, Dick Rose, Don Tippett, Captain Dean Browne, Dick Vvallcer, Charles Planlc, Bolo Herhst, B013 Wright, Bob Miller, Tom Mulharger, Assistant Coach Dana Swinehart. Swim!! f 55 HE hest Bexley football team in the schools athletic historyu-- this state- ment summarizes the lorilliant record of the 1940 gridiron squad which swept through all opposition to emerge undefeated and unscored on and, once again, champions of the Central Buclceye League. A perfect season was marred only hy the heartbreaking scoreless tie in the season,s finale with Washington C.H. Well balanced, hoth offensively and defensively, the Lionlads kept their own goal line untouched while lorealiing through their opponents for a grand total oi 199 points. Avenging last year,s defeat, Bexley trounced Worthington 19-0 in the season,s opener. The Lions flashed an unheatahle passing and running attaclc, scoring in every quarter hut the last. The Blue and Vvhite traveled to Logan to pull the surprise of the year hy heating the Chieftains 6-0 on a long pass from Herhst to Tippett. Page Sixty-one Page Sixty-two CAPT. BROWNE Again reversing last yearys decision, the Bexley gridders swept through Rosary with a hriiiiant running attack to win 26-0. John Sophos, junior haifhacic, scored three of the four touchdowns. Grandview, Bexiey's traditional rival, was trampled hefore a large home- coming crowd to the tune of 14-0. The Lioniads showed great power on the ground while smashing all the Bohcafs attempts of retaliation. A new scoring record was set when the Lions swamped Delaware with a powerful offensive showing 44-O. Even Bexiey,s second team ran wild with Andy Burns sparking the attack. Arlington proved to he just another team as the Blue and White pushed over 27 points to the Golden Bearys none, the widest margin in the suhurhanites' long rivalry. Academy threw a scare into Bexieyys ioyai followers when the Vikings ad- vanced to within six inches of the Lion,s goal. Nevertheless the uFighting Lionsu held the line and wen on to win 24-0. The Lioniads helped to inaugurate Vvesterviiieys new athletic field hy smash- ing the Drytowners 59-O. Highly favored to win, Bexley was rudely upset hy Washington C. H. when the Blue Lions held the Blue and White to a scoreless tie in the season's tinai game. Set hack hy heavy penalties, Bexley was not ahie to capitalize on its scoring chances in the last quarter. Don Tippett, Dick Vvaiicer, Dick Rose, Bob Vvright, Bolo Miller, Chuck Plank, and Dean Sutton made up the powerful line which held opponents scoreless throughout the season. With Boh Herhsfs passing, Dean Browne's line trucking, John Sophos, open field running, and Jay Muiharger's fine hiocicing, Bexiey's hacictieid was the most powerful in the schoors history. Dick Walker, Dick Rose, and John Sophos gained herths on the Ali-City Team while Dean Browne was chosen captain of the Ali Central Buckeye team which also contained Dick Vvaiicer, John Sophos, Dicic Rose, and Bch Vvright. Dick Walker was chosen on the third team AH-Ohio and Dick Rose, John Sophos and Dean Browne received honorahle mention. Lett to Right-Bill Magnuson, Dick Kaiser, Andy Burns, Frank Brinkman. Don Tippett, Captain Dick VVa1ker, Jim Henly, Howard 1V1itche11, Dick Greenberg. Bill Birch. Not in picture-'Dick Durst. Zgddge fda! EXLEYS basketball team of 1940-41 was one of the hest ever to represent this school. The Lion quintet took the Central Buckeye League cham- pionship with ten straight wins against no 1osses and ended up with 14 victories and on1y one defeat. Dis- playing great a1oi1ity to come through in the pinches, the Lioniads took four games hy a two point margin. The team was welt haianced offensively with Dick Walker, Frank Brinkman, and Andy Burns scoring freely throughout the season. Bill Birch, Dick Green- hurg, and Jim Heniey showed fine defensive ability in stopping the opposition. The Lions set a record score in the opening game as they swamped Grove City 59-21. 1n the second game Xenia Centrai spoi1ed a perfect Bexley season hy stop- ping the Lionlads 58-21 after Bexley had 1ed 11-0 at the end of the tirst quarter. The Blue and Vvhite then swept through Niarion Harding and Lancaster 41-51 and 42-51. CAPT. WALKER Opening C. B. L. p1ay, the Lions tost no time in taking the first round with straight victories over Washington C. H., Academy, Grandview, and Delaware. Bexiey then took time out from Ieague play to eke out a 44-42 victory from Arlington in a hard-fought contest. Returning to C. B. L. contests, the Lionlads swamped Academy, trounced Westerville twice, crush Grandview for the second time, and managed to heat Delaware by two points to gain the Gentrai Buckeye League championship with ten victories and no defeats. 1n the district tournament the favored Bexiey team was completely out of form. and the Lions were whipped hy an improved Arlington team 45-50. Page Sixty-tlzrec' Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley ......... Bexley ......... Bexley ......,,. Bexley Bexley Bexley The reserves did not fare as well as tlie varsity tluis year. While tliey loolced impressive witli IO victories and only 4 defeats, a strong Delaware team topped tlie league lay defeating the Hlsittle Lionsn tvvice. Bold Vvriglut, Bob Barnes, Ernie Planlc, .lim Legg, Franlc Loelinert, Glenn Barrett, Dick Dorst, and Bill Bernlolar were responsible for tile fine record of the reserves. Diclc Xfvallcer, Bexleyys captain, was honored with a tmertlw on tlie All City Team. Diclc VVallcer and Andy Burns were selected on tile Coaclies, All Central Buclceye Team. Diclf Vvallcer also received lwonoralale mention on tlie All Oliio Team. COACH SWINEHART THE SCORES AT A GLANCE-1940-41 Grove City ........2I Xenia Central ........29 lVlarion Harding ,.......4l Lancaster ........42 Washington C. ,....,..45 Academy ...,....54 Grandview ........54 Delaware Vvashington ......,.44 Arlington ........44 Academy ........55 Vvesterville ......,.44 Westerville Grandview Delaware Central District Tournament Arlington 858If'l!8 V 86LlflfL BACK ROVVf-Left to Right-.lim Legg, George Spencer, Bolo Wffigllt, Jim Geist, Bolo Tixompson. FRONT RQVV--Bill Thomas. Franlc Loelmert, Glen Barrett, Bill Bernlulir, Bolo Barnes. l J I age Sixty-foiw mm W-!,...,, Www' Page .S'i.1'ly-six BACK ROVV-Left to lgiglli'-'COHCII Dana Swinellart, Bill Grant, Bill VTIIOIIIHS, Sid Tyroler, Dan Lorenz, Leo Gerllold, .liim Henley, Ed Greenlrierg, Mgr. Bill Brown. FRONT ROVV'-alim Legg, Glen Barrett, Cllick Plank, Bolo Herlast, Bill Bircll, Frank Brinkman, Mike Burns, Dick Greenloerg. Kwai!! HAMIDIONS oi tile Central Buckeye League and tile loest all- arouncl team ever to represent Bexley Higir is tlle title given to tllis year's wortlly loaseliall squad. By smaslling tlleir way over Grandview and Academy, time team regained tile C. B. L. crown tllat tlley lost last year. They llave, at the time of tllis writing, sullererl only one setloack, and tllat was a real lwearlnreaker. At llle beginning of tile season. COElCll Swinelmrt, taking over the loaselrrall squad for tile first time, llilbl only live lettermen returning and tlrle enormous task of rebuilding an entirely new infield lay loefore ilinl, He came tllrougll splenclidly as sllown ily tile fine record. Tile Bexley team opened tile 1941 lnaselaall season on April I5 witll an ll-I victory over Lancaster. The following Friday tlle tirst Central Buckeye game was played VVilll Bexley coming tllrougll witll a 4-5 will over Grandview in itll extra inning game in a free-ilitting contest on April 22, they easily defeated Hamilton Townsllip 12-2. Tllen tlle game tllat will go clown in tilt? annals ol Bexleyvs luase- laall llistory. A 26-0 massacre over Academy. it was in tllis game tilat Pitcller Bill Bircll entered tile Hall ot Fame witll a D0-hit ball game, tile only Bexley pitciler ever to receive tllis coveted llonor. Tile Bexley squad tllen clinched tile Central Buckeye League title lly a tllorougll heating of Grand- CAPT. BIRCH view I0-0, on tlle liome lot tlle next Tuesday, 'lille lirst loss ol tile season was to St. Cilarles, when loose play loy tlle infield accounted lor a close 6-5 defeat. 1110 1941 ilaselnall squad was again formed around tlsle battery tllat llas lnrouglit tilree league titles to Bexley: Bill Bircll, a truly great pitcller, and Mike Burns, his inseparalvle receiver. Tlrese two stars l'IHV8 tween tile lilattery for Bexley during tlleir entire lligll SCll00l career. On tile tirst sack was Frank Hans Brinkman. Freshman Bill Tllomas also saw some service llere. A l1Y'C'SlIIllRI1 keystone comlwination of Glenn Barrett at second and Jim Legg at short, performed efficiently. lid Greenloury lleld clown tlle lflot comer and came up nften witll a llard smaslled loall lor a putout. in tlle outer gardens, Boll Herlast, Dick Greellilerg, and Cllick Plank comprised tile best defensive outliield seen at Bexley in a long time. fcorllinnerl on page 93l BACK ROVVP-'Left to Riglitfcoach Carlton l-I. Smitlw, Cliarles Rogers. Martin lvlendlowitz, .lim Reynolds, Cllarles Eiclclmolt, George VVard, Franlc Loeltnert, Diclr Koch, lVlgr. Howard Goodman. SECOND ROVV-.lim Hensel, Franlc Jean, Pete Soclt, Stanley Rosslaaclc, .lim Lewis, Diclc Stein. Eugene Polster, Howard Vvolte. FRONT ROVVf-.laclc Kirlcland, Andy Burns, Diclc Kyser, Dean Browne, Boll Vvelner, Captain Bill Magnuson, Bolo Tliompson. Jay Nlulluarger. Kirlc Tarrier. Jerry Hackman. ijl 6LC ED txy Captain Bill Magnuson, tlle Bexley traclc team annexed I I A the lourtll major cliampionsliip ol tlie year and raced tlnrougli tlle season suffering only two defeats as against tive wins. x ' Opening the spring season. tl1e Blue and Vvltite sprinters cruslned 5- -,:, A 5.1, ,, A Vvortllington in a dual meet. 75-51. Next tlie Lions were promptly izu , ,-E:': : f: --l-- I ,. set down by a last South team 67-51 lor tlleir tirst cleleat. On tlle E'lE :: ': Q ::::: rebound, the Lion lads tool: a tliree-way meet from Lancaster and .'::' :' - 1- N' 1-'T,..F ' Aquinas witli tlie score reading: Bexley 56yQ, Lancaster 54M3. VA 3.5 Aquinas I-1143. Keeping tlweir stride, Bexley was triumpliant over ':,.' Vvesterville and Academy 64-44-IQ. Arlington lJrolce tlwe Lions' Win V, ' A strealc witli a 68-58 victory in a tliree-way meet witll Delaware. Tlie V' ' ' -',,1AA A Senators got 22 points. 5' I ,t With tlieir lqest perlormance ot tlle year, tlie Lion lads carried ff -t'- X jliltjfffwt'Q'Ri551wxf'fl away tlie Central Buclceye League traclc troplly 58 points aliead ol i' K '3I?,,T:? tlieir nearest opponent. Bill Magnuson, Bexley's unlneatalvle miler, lorolce I tl1e C. B. l... record in tlie mile run lay coming tlirougli in 4 minutes CAPT- MAGNUSON 47.6 seconds. Having tuclred tlie cliampionsliip under tlieir loelts, tlie Lions' cinder team defeated Rosary in a dual meet 605-5416. Bill lvlagnuson starred in tlie mile and liall-mile runs, wliile Dean Browne and Andy Burns captured IIl0St Ol their' l1igll llllrdle and 220 low l1urdle races. Don Aller pole vaulted, and .lay lvlultxarger and Cllarles Rogers liurled llie discus and tlie sliot. Charles Eiclrllolt, Diclc Kaiser, Bot: Tllompson, and Cllarles Rogers ot' tlie llalt-mile relay team: and .lim Lewis, Kirlc Tarrier, George Vvard and Andy Burns ol: tlle mile relay also made a good sllowing dur- ing tlle season. Page Si.1'Iy-smfcn 3 3 3 3 3 E 5 enum HIS yearys tennis team will undoubtedly go down in the record hooks as the greatest ever to represent Bexley. While no hrilliant individual star shown forth, the teamls great strength lay in its perfect balance. The Lions, who already have nine straight victories under their belts, seem almost certain to win their 11 remaining matches and the C. B. L. championship. At the present writing the obituary of Lion victims reads as follows: Washing- ton C. H. 5-2, Lancaster 6-1, Portsmouth 4-1, Academy 7-0, Granville 6-0, Uni- versity 6-1, Miamishurg 7-0, Arlington 6-1, and Grandview 5-2. Stan Kessel occupied the first position, Clyde Hiclcle and Diclc Dorst alter- nated at the second and third posts. The fourth and fifth positions were held hy Diclc Vvallcer and Dick Greenberg. Howard Johnson and Tom Huntington did their share in helping the team to its enviable record. wim,n1,ing HE laclc of experienced men accounted for the poor showing of the Bexley High School swimming team this year. With only three lettermen returning from last year's squad, the :Sea Lions suffered four losses in their ahloreviated season. The Bexley ,swimmers lost to University High in the first meet, 45-50. East. following suit, scored a 45-52 win. The Rosary High squad lcept the Bexley ntanlcstersu in the loss column with a 58-28 victory, and Arlington concluded the season outscoring them 42-50. Captain Jack Miller was the leading Upoint-getteru on the squad and came through with a stellar performance in every match. Bill flndiani Rice, the only other senior on the team, also accounted for his share of points in every meet. The material for the swimming team loolcs excellent for the next three years. Among the most eligible are .Iaclc Minneman, sophomore with two letters: George Vvilcox. freshman diver: John Curphy, freshman 220 and relay man: and George Stevens, freshman haclcstrolcer. fflolf article on page 950 Page Siixty-111:11-cf Page Sezicnfy BACK ROVV-Lett to Right-Betty Lou Rogers, Jim Dawson, Barham Heer, Charles Plank, Jim Brunner, David Richards, Emily Thompson, Carol Krumm. FRONT ROVV-'Ralph M. Howell faciviserf. Janet Green, Stanley Price fectitorf, Betty Lieherman Z8 QA' 80 E of the Staff present to you, the Student Body, the 1941 Bexleo. For nine months We have photographed, Written, rephotographeci, and rewritten, in an effort to preserve for you, through the media of pictures and type, the 1941 schooi year at Bexiey. We want you to see this year in review, not as a mere record of events, lout as a Warm and iiving record of a most important perioci in our iives. If in your opinion this Bexleo measures up to the high standard of previous years, then we are happy. BACK ROVVf-Left to Right-'Bill Searle, Jim Kessler, Stan Kessel, Clyde Hiclcie, Jim Brunner, Stan Price, Ralph M. Howell faciviseri. FRONT ROVV-'Niiss Ruth M. Geist faciviseri, Barbara Hccr, Hunt Carlile, Davici Richards, June Niinneman. Z8 8X 8? JVC OR many years it has been an honor and a great mark of achievement for our high school newspaper, the Torch, to receive first honors from the Coiumhia Schoiastic Press Association. We are proud to say that this distinction has again been hestoweci upon the Torch. Through the acimirahie Work of the eciitoriai and' iousiness staffs and with the helpful guiciance of the faculty acivisers, the Torch not oniy receives due acciaim in the field of literature hut also for its remarkable rise as a husiness organization. Thanks to the clean state left hy iast year's staff, this yearis staff Was aioie to net a profit which should he useful in the future. Page Seventy-one LEFT TO RIGHT'-BIII Rice, BUIJ Herbsl, Keith IVIiIIer. CaIvin O'Kanc. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, KEITH IVIILLER BILL ALBERSHARDT FLORA JANE BALDVVIN VIRGINIA BEARD JOHN BEST Aclvertising Manager Circulation Manager CALVIN O'KANE BOB HERBST Promotion Manager, BILL RICE ASSISTANTS BOB DORSEY JUNE MINNEMAN PATSY HARRIS ALICE NORTON HOWARD JOHNSON EMILY PULLING JIM JOHNSON NANCY PURDY BILL MAY GERRY ROBINS MARILYN CAMPBELL HOWARD COFFMAN IVLARY LOUISE CONSTANS CARL DEARDURFF Page Seventy-two FOSTER MCELFRESH MARCIA MQELHINNY MARTIN MENDLOWITZ JACK MILLER BILL SEARLE PA'I'I'I SMITH MARY .IANE TRAYTE 1 4 1 3 1 s 1 WITHOUT THESE ADVERTISEMENTS THIS COPY OF THE BEXLEO WOULD COST MORE THAN TWICE AS MUCH AS YOU PAID FOR IT. o O o PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS One of Ohio's Mosl' widely accredifed small ' colleges is righ+ here in your communiiy. Capifal Universify has won 'I'his clisfinclion 'through over a cenlury of efficienf service in +h-e preparaiion of young men and women for many wallcs of life. CAPITAL UNIVERSITY OFFERS I8 CURRICULA. 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This yearls team was iect by Captain Dick Rose at Number 1 position, fot- lowed by Dan Lorenz at Number 2, Howard Mitchell at Number 5, Bill Nlagnuson at Number 4, and Bob Masser at Number 5. ZZMQMK fcontinuecl from page 66, Freshman Bill Grant, gained much valuable experience hehinct the plate when he relieved Burns and is heavily counted on to take over the catching duties next year. Dan Lorenz and George Spencer. who toot: over the relief twirling positions. Jim Henley, utility outfielder, and Sid Tyroler, utility intietrier. rounded out the varsity team. As it has been said before, this was the best all-around basehati team ever to represent Bexley. The hitting power of the team is shown by the' batting averages ot the players. Not one is hitting below the three hundred mark and in one game the team average, as a whole. was a terrific .472. The pitching was excellent as shown by the no-hit game, one-hit game. and two shut-out victories. so far this year the squad has scored 62 runs to the opponents' ll in tive games. WE-NTZ PHARMACY Corner ot Drexel and East Main Street When your sweet tooth thinks ot sweets Your wisdom tooth thinks ot Wentz Where it is always 'fair weather When good tellows get together DEALERS IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES Page Ninety-tlzrerf E. H. Sheldon 81 Co. Laboralory and Vocaiional Furnilure C. HOWARD JOHNSON Dist Manager NVWFIHS EDIIW NOWWEFI WOJ. HLIWS '9 '+S P9048 'El OZI +ueu.1d!nb3 o54.eILI+V 991 19 111119 Complimenfs , - Gulf Service Bexle Don S Sunoco Servlce Y George Bean lBeanyl l8l2 E. Broad EXPERT AUTO REPAIR FA 0592 Main al' Cassady FA 0426 The Herbst-Black Lumber Co. Lumber and Builders Cotton Lumber Co. L. W. COTTON, Owner Lumber, Millwork, Hardware M'll lc I wor and Roofing Coal and Building Maferials 2207 Lockbourne Road GA 6129 FA W6 3500 E' Main AD 5059 Russell E. Beard - - Inskeep Prmtmg Real Esl'a+e Company Buckeye Bldg. 42 E. Gay S+. MA 68I7 I 45 Neilsfon S+. STATIONERY, BUSINESS FORMS BOOKLETS, ANNOUNCEMENTS Page Ninety-fam' san iii! I8 -Y THE BEN RATNER CO. SPORTING GOODS-MEN'S WEAR--ARROW SHIRTS-TAILORING BATES SHOE EXPERT--FREEMAN SHOES I63 N. High S+ree+ Nexf fo CIocIc AD 2500 6741?-f'f'9?0f,1 133 EAST BROAD Srnzr ' C.0Ll1MBUS OHlO THE DOWD-FEDER COMPANY 6II E. Broad SI. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS THE ROBERTS PLUMBING CO. PRACTICAL PLUMBERS I574 E. Main SI.. Columbus, Ohio Phone, FA 2I46 THE EAST SIDE LUMBER CO. FA II6I Branch of Ihe Dodding+on Corp. I927 E. Main SI. LUMBER AND MILL WORK JOHNS MANVILLE ROOFING AND DU PONT PAINTS EMILE HAIRDRESSERS 2352 Easf Main S+ree+ EV 7442 BEXLEY BARBERS QUALITY SERVICE Main SI'ree'I' and PIeasan'I Ridge MEET US AT THE BEXLEY RECORD SHOP 2484 E. Main S'I'. e N mvty- GRFEREN DERDEBLEHGERNY AD 4 I 4I ll us for correcf Iime 4 can ride for price STEVENSON, VERCOE Sc LORENZ ingguwgsg The Complimen+s of McClure'-Nesbltt Armbrustelss Motor CO' Food Market Your Chevrolei' Dealer . 3463 E. Main S+ree+ l505-25 E. Mam S+. Complimenfs of The CQMPLIMENTS OF Orr Brown 81 Price A FRIEND Company Columbus, Ohio CENTRAL OHIO WELDING CO. FRAZELL'S SERVICE STATION MARATHON PRODUCTS C gham-Main FA 0I20 S. S. JACKSON, Inc. MERCHANT TAILORS IZ6 E. Broacl Slreef Columbus, Ohio Swealers for lhe whole family. Baihing suifs and summer sporf wear ai faclory prices. OHIO PENNANT KNITTING COMPANY 468 Parsons Avenue Columbus, Ohio BeHer Permanenls J, a+ Lower Prices ' Park Ave. Machineless 52.50 Duchess Oil Wave 3.50 Builder and Shampoo 8: Finger Wave .50 General Conlraclor White Beauty Shop FA 4722 EV 8028 806 Ruby Avenue FA 0705 New School Prices DIAMONDS WATCHES PORTRAITS BY . Albert H. Kull -Aewu' JEWELER Succeeding Bachrach '42 E Main S+. in Columbus I5 N. 4th Sfreei' AD 5959 SILVER JEWELRY POR-l'RAl'lS BY 0 PHOTOGRAPHY STUD! 199 E. Broad S+. MA 559I Megow's Model Supplies Sporling Goods BEXLEY-ZETTLER HARDWARE CO. FA 39I7 2527 E. Main S+. Pago Ninety-eight PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CompIimen+s of JESSE H. BALDWIN Cerfified Public Accounfanf CompIimen'I's of HOWARD R. MITCHELL, M.D. CompIImen+s of FREEMAN T. EAGLESON Complimenis of H. L. SMITH, D.D.S. CompIimen'I's of L. W. FORD, D.D.S. CompIimenI's of IVIURREL TU RTON CompIimen+s of LOUIS M. HARRIS, MD. CompIimen'Is of RICHARD I'I. WALLACE CompIimen+s of EARL G. JONES, D.D.S. CompIimen'rs of A FRIEND Comp'IImenI's of DR. R. L. McCLARREN Veferinarian FA 92I7 I957 E. Main S+. CompIimen+s of A FRIEND Page Ninety PATRONS wC5giRifM'MZ N -X Wwcww f5.QDM:2Lf 59 wf f Airgas N Qc . i 55 f-fn WW E pfmggfawf S Lifi2ff?fQMfff Page Om, Hundrvd PATRONS 209Lv Q66,.f E7 ?yUu,w-7?'lfw. Q vi 7fm+ww4 WV'11f'ZZM X Q iffbviwrww. 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