Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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CUMME UEME T PIHIGRAM Processional March, Graduation Marchn-M. L. Lake - ,,K,..,,., The Orchestra Invocation ,,.,,,,..,,, .. .,,,,.,,,......,.,,,.......ef Dr. Joseph M. M. Gray Music When Soft Voices Die -Shelly, Hert ,,,.. Walter Bauer Judson Fellows Betsy Townsend Blanche Santurello Jo Ann Shaffer, Accompanist Address - .... .,.,.,,,,.. ,,..,,,,,,.,,.,. - Solo ..,A... ,,,..,,, Our Priceless Fleritagen .....,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,.f,.. First Honor Student Makers of Tomorrow ,,,..,,,,.,,,,e,,.,..,,,.... Second Honor Student Graduation 1943 ,,,, ,,,.e.,,,,.,.,,,,..,,,, - Class Orator Serenade -Friml -- --- ------ Awarding of Prizes- Presentation of Class--- Presentation of Diplomas ------------ .... -------------- Pres. Board of Education Benediction ------ --------------------------- ---- Recessional March, Pomp and Chivalry',-Roberts-- - ---- Quartet Dr. Boynton Merrill -----Judson Fellows ----Meredith Beck -----Morton Ginsburg ---Donald Kloss ----------- Quartet - .... --Prin. R. E. Kessler -----Supt. H. C. Dieterich -----Earl Morris Dr. Joseph M. M. Gray - --------- The Orchestra Page Twenty-thfree

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MARGARET HANSEN lVlugS,, Though little, she is fair to fuiew, and pleasant in discourse. Spanish Club 3, 4. Enter Ohio State University. THOMAS HUNTINGTON He who thinks for himself, and early imitates, is a free man. CLINTON WARREN Clint In his eyes was the splendor of ancient wisdom and peace with the world. Spanish Club 3, 4. Enter Ohio State University. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIARD Willie', She has a frank and honest nature. Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3g Girls' Athletic Club 1, 2. Enter Ohio State University. RUTH ANNE WOLTZ Annie And welcome wheresoe'r she went, A calm and gracious element. French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 4, Treasurer 3g Dramatics Club 4g Library Club l, Zg Torch typist 4, Junior High Representative 45 Glee Club 1, 25 National Honor Society. Enter Ohio State University. GLORIA MORGAN WOODS Porkie,' We lolve her for her smile-her look-her way of speaking gently. Spanish Club Z, 35 Latin Club Z, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 45 Girls' Athletic Club lg Dramatics Club 4. 'George Washington Slept Here Enter Ohio State University. rr 1 EVE PETERSON She touehes nothing hut she adds a rharmf' From Coronado High School, Coronado, Califor- nia 4. MARGARET HERBST Margie With grace to win, with heart to hold. Girl Reserves 1, Z, 43 Girls' Athletic Club lg Tennis Team 43 French Club 4, Vice-President 4. CHARLES MURRAY Tex He was the mildest mannered man. From Terrell High School, Terrell, Texas 4. JACK OLDAY BOB SHANK

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THE HARD TIMES IUNE, I963 Q.. ' WEATHER REPORT By all-state weather man, Richard L. Petty, quote, If it doesn't rain or snow, maybe the sun might shine, unquote. EMBEZZLEMENT CASE CONCLUDED Federal Judge Thomas R. Montel to- day passed sentence on Frank Loehnert, janitor at the Bernlohr Baking Concern, for embezzling president Bill Bernlohr of two cents and four mills. District At- torney Patsy Harris handled the case for the concern, while well-known John R. Lombardo was attorney defense. Deputy Sheriff Donald will have charge of Frank during day sentence. lawyer for the Hengst his one Accident Investigated A new stratosphere balloon designed by Richard Chaney for the U. S. Navy crashed today at Santa Barbara, Califor- nia. Chaney Was unhurt, and so was his secretary, Miss Jean Simpson, who was with him at the time of the plunge. It was stated that Pauline Zipf, noted ma- chinist, will reassemble the balloon. INVENTION PASSES TEST The latest model of the new aero- dynamic geographical radio-controlled rubber band, invented by Rosemary O'Donnell, passed the patent test today, Chief Patent Officer, Ruth Anne Woltz, announced to reporters. ANNOUNCEMENTS OF POSITIONS MADE Boss Barnes, Republican leader of New York State, announced today his assistant to replace Muggy McDermott, recently promoted to bodyguard. The position will be filled by Bigboy Men- dlowitz, former Soup artist whose re- lease from Lacatraz occured last week. INTERNATIONAL CRISIS LOOMS Mexico City-The American Embassy was the scene of a near riot today, when American Ambassador Edward Pritchard hit Mexican Secretary of State, Juarez Hillo in the eye. Diplomatic relations Were strained until Pritchard's aide, Theodore Seckel explained, He was only trying to kill a mosquito on the Secre- tary's eyelid. Page Twenty-four , BILL PASSED Mayor Wm. F. Bradbury of our fair city today okeyed the bill for raising the salary of Chief Garbage Collector, Bruce McClure, and Chief Dog Catcher, David Keating to S100i,000 per year, the council announced. CONVENTION HELD Today our city played host to the Na- tional Convention of the Woman's Chris- Clan Temperance Union, whose national chairman, Marjorie Elwood, spoke on the evils of drink. Afterwards Miss Elwood was entertained by Bob Knoderer and Bob Thompson, joint owners of the Bub- ble Bubble Drown Your Trouble Cafe. CAPTURE MADE The Indiana border was the scene of 1, gun battle today when public enemy No, 1, David Perrin, was cornered and captured by Sheriff Marilyn Brand, of the first all-woman police force in Indi- ana state history. Those featuring in the mrrest who were promoted were Lieut. Rita two-guns Cahill, Lieut. Arlene Shea, and Capt. Pauline Shumaker. FLYERS ARRIVE SAFELY IN CHINA Announcement was made tonight of the arrival at San Pio Airport, China, of Mary Williard and Walter Barrington, famous husband and wife flying team, and the breakage of the World record by one second. They were met by a cheer- ing throng that threatened to damage their specially built 125 motored mono- plane, an experiment of Janet Meuser, famous designer. CHAMPION WILL GIVE EXHIBITION President John R. Crowe of the Col- umbus Slaughter House today named as his choice for the new wor1d's hog call- ing champion, Daniel Schiff. Schiff will give an exhibition at Memorial Hall to- night. EXPLORER RETURNS Famed explorer and big game hunter, Ned Coleman, arrived in New York last night aboard the S. S. F. D. R., bringing with him ten beautiful native women from the Asaygaka region. When asked by Capt. Howard Goodman, of the steamship S. S. F. D. R. why he brought nothing else he stated, Isn't this enough? INAUGURATION HELD TODAY AT CAPITAL First woman president in the history of our country, Blanche Santurello, took her oath of office today from Chief Jus- tice of the Supreme Court, Lloyd Grace- man. President Santurello is supported in office by Vice-President Constance Palmer. The new cabinet officers who were present at the ceremony are Secre- tary of Underproduction, Richard Koch: Secretary of Exterior, Lynn Alfordg Sec- retary of Secretaries, Elizabeth Baumang Secretary of Air Corpses, Jack Olday: Secretary of Foreign Fairs, Clinton War- reng Secretary of County Fairs, Theodore Miller. After the inauguration the presi- dent and cabinet were entertained at the home of Charles Murray, Ambassador to Iceland. SURPRISE ESCAPE Head Asylum Matron, Meredith Beck, announced to Chief of Police, Bernard Osterhage, the escape of two homocidal maniacs of the institution, Nancy Purdy and Phyllis Smith. You are warned to be on the lookout for the escapees. HOSPITAL OPEN FOR BUSINESS The New Horse Hospital at the corner of N. 3rd, and E. 22nd, built by noted architect Jo Ann Shaffer is now open to the horse public. Chief Surgeon Ruth Himes will be assisted in operation by attending physician Joan Davis, and Supervisor of Nurses, Marilyn Hughey. FAMOUS DANCER TO GIVE PERFORMANCE Ascending rapidly to fame, the new Ballerina of Bexley, Tony Oelgoetz, will tonight give a private performance for Countess of Sutton, the former Marcella Van Bibber, in the Drexel Theater. John Best will lead the Whitehall Philhar- monic in accompaniment. NEW RECORD SET A new riveting record was set at Curtiss-Wright today by a team of three young women, Miss Mary Bringardner, Miss Doris Kalish and Miss Nancy Krumm. The three winners were or- dered to the hospital for a two day re- cuperation period.