Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

Page 30 text:

Eilllll , REMEMIBEIR? The best class that ever hit Bexley . . . the last of the Flyin' Fool . . . ARLINGTON . . . Capt. N. Ernest . . . chapels without movies . . . dances in the gym . . . Mr. Tipton's bargain days . . . Pewtricl school spirit . . . Senior Skip Day rumors . . . Mr. Jorclanls all-fire enthusiasm . . . Father Goose . . . Twid . . . Prime Minister Radow . . . from 9 olclock back to 8:30 . . . Junior Jems . . . Senior Jems . . . Barnes' 5th car . . . Walter Bauer's This is Worth Fighting Forl' . . . Meredith Beck's 4 A Plusses . . . QMorton Ginsberg got SJ . . . letters from Don and Christy . . . Chamberlain, poet laureate . . . Elwood -the only E in the Senior Class . . . the Mole . . . Tiny Graceman . . . Deacon- our 6 year man . . . Thermol and Keating, with their 'llighter than airl' craft . . . Palmer-our female Daniel Webster . . . Purple-Brain Purdy . . . Ciggy-hero of the Battle For Student Councili' . . . Winning championships like mad . . . Mary Williard,s Joe . . . Tom Montei and his guns . . . Jo Beard, our sole claim to oomph . . . May I have your attention, please?', . . . the tardy bell . . . unexcused permits . . . Town- send's Torch deadline . . . The Bexley Regular . . . Senior Don . . . War Booth Days . . . For It's Always Fair Weather, When Good Fellows Get Together . . . Bruce's moron jokes . . . What d'you saay-manln . . . Burly Bob's walk . . . Senior picture bartering . . . Walter Barrington's letter sweater . . . Crowe and Duffy outwhistling each other at basketball games . . . See ya after detentionn Keener . . . Jud and his trombone . . . Rodls wink . . . Leve's yellow shoes . . . Cohagen's black market tips . . . Ned's tree trunk pipe . . Minnie's golden locks . . . all the cars on a rainy day . . . Pritchard and his how about a little game of red dog? . . . Higgy, Burrhead, Jerk, Gale . . . the Bug and Bud tonguetwister . . . TJ and BJ . . . the long line of model A's' ,... Merks and Swensons, dark and deserted . . . Ann Jane's 72 words per minute . . . General John and his Jr. Commandos . . . June McKinley-star for- ward . . . Don Hengst and his faculty imitations . . . umossyl' juniors and umouldyn seniors . . . Betty Anthonyls posters . . . Betty Bauman's timidity . . . Bill Bernlohr's indifference . . . Phyl. Smith's sloppiness . . . Capt. Keeno . . . Nemo and Arab . . . Dorothy Rowe and her tax stamp drive . . . Gridiron Wallworth . . . Mimi,s long- shirts . . . Dude', . . . Anna Lee Allan's embarrased giggle . . . All these plus the memory of a glorious year-football, chapels, basketball, dances, baseball, picnics, track, banquets, championships-all these, seniors remember . . . Page Twenty-six

Page 29 text:

g THE HARD TIMES IUNE, I963 SPORTS In the final match today, lithesome Bud Frosh was acclaimed world's ping pong champ after defeating runner-up Stanley Korpieski, in three breath-tak- ing games on his home table. Morton Ginsburg acted as referee. LOVELORN ADVICE FOR THE DAY BY Lovelorn Advice Editor, Babs Cadot, quote, Gettum' while they're young and train 'em, unquote. WAPNT kos I Help Wanted-situation open for exper- ienced waiter. See Chief Bouncer of the Buffoon Cafe, Edward L. Freundlich. PERSONAL Bud-Wherever you are you can come home now, I just shot the lady next door.-Bug. WIEi'bIrIEXB Palm Readings Tuesdays and Thursdays by MADAME McGARY 2441 N. High St. VISIT Simonson's Beauty Saloon PERMANENTS from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. FOR SALE Building on Cassingham Rd-once used for a high school and later a roller rink-three floors-and no walls-wlm dows and doors NED OWEN JONES' ANTIQUE CARS fincluding the famous Flyin' Fooly dz 1 Tonight over Station W. E. L. L. cel- ebrated opera stars, Richard Radow and Vella May VanMatre will sing the new opera Football Intermezzo, written by Ernest Plank. They Will be accompanied on the violin by Joan T'oscanirli Beard. Tonight on Station G. O. S. H. Franz, Fred Reiss, Jud Fellows, and Bob Don Kloss, famed barber-shop quartet, will sing as their special number It Was Only An Old Queer Bottle QBut The Wife Thought It Was An Antiquey. Grider Ha Ha Walworth, several weeks ago voted for the 2nd time the nation's No. 1 radio comedian, an- nounced his retirement today from a very painful sprained eyebrow. His man- ager, Sarah Jane Oliver, stated her new iclients will be Chamberlain and Blum, former vaudeville stars. N THEATRE News Now showing at the ldouble feature-DONALD COHAGEN in TARZAN'S MATRIMONY with ANNE JANE KOHLER as his new mate-also Cowboy CHUCK VANDERLIP and Cowgirl BE1 I'Y ANTHONY in HUSTLING THE RUSTLERS At the PENGUIN CLUB Star of Tom Jones' Girlie Girlie Review, the fascinating Mary Squeeze Koch, will give a last performance tonight Buy LORENZ'S cure-all, patent fleatherj medicine. ihrenz t'i'Worenz Drug Co. AN NA LEE ALLEN'S Potty posies, Potted We sell 'em, you smell 'em ALLEN'S FLOWER SHOP CHURCH NEWS The reverend Wm. E. Kaufman, of the First Cassady Church, yesterday re- tired from the ministry in order to go into business with his good friend Wm. H. Albershardt, famous Esquire cartoon- ist. Kaufman will originate the jokes and Albershardt will draw them. Word was received by wire yesterday that missionaries to Chicago, Margaret Herbst and Martha Sarver have made their first convert. The news was her- alded with great rejoicing. PRIZE WINNING RECIPE PUBLISHED Robert Duffy, Chief Waldorf Astoria Kitchen Staff Chef and Betsy Townsend, head dletician of the National White Castle Inc., were informed today that their joint recipe for Eggshell Sherbert was the winning dish at the Burgerstall County Fair. For a copy of this recipe write to editor-in-chief of the paper, Philip S. Dattalo. ATTENTION - CIRCUS COMING COMING NEXT WEEK Ilohen 81 Bauer's Gircus Featuring Wonderous India Rubber Man, Tom Huntington Bareback Rider, Jean Gould Sensational Sword Swallower, Aleen Darby World's Only Bearded Lady, Ellen Dickinson COME ONE COME ALL Sparrow 5' Lazar SUPER MARKET By greasing our counters, we give you super-quick service WJJQ you wakeiup GRRRRRR? -f Come to MARIAN CLODFELTER Famous European Masseuse Now at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel For Sale at exhorbitant prices I At the Circle For two days only Page Twenty-fiife

Page 31 text:

GMM