Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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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

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Last Row, left to right: Delores Adams Doris Anders George Baldwin Jack Barr Glenn Barrett Estelle Bender Phyllis Berg Third Rnw: Joan Brubeck Patricia Brooks Pat Burke Joyce Calkins Ruth Coakley - Dick Chadwick Second Row: Helen Clark Al Cochrane Erwin Cohen Ruth Dassel Rosemary Dattalo First Row: Robert Dave Bill Davies Gwendolyn Davison Sue Duboc Mary Dunn Una Doussa Jeannette Dutro Last Row. left to right: Third Row: Se Gene Ealy Betty Fasnacht Arthur Fothergill Charles Fox Joan French Jack Fugate Page T'zt't'1Lfy-l'iyl1f Dwight Fullerton Jim Geist Bob Gerlach Harry Graham Tom Graham Bill Grant cond Row: ,lane Greiner Kathryn Greiner Mary Lou Gyourke Dorothy Harte Pauline Hayden Curt Heaton First Row: Anne Helmbrecht Jim Hensel Peggy Huffman loleen Hunter Ted Huntington