Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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Twenty-eight Commencement Program Processional March, Festival March -Mendelssohn .......... .........., O rchestra Invocation ......e.f. .....,..v R ev. Robert E. Leake Leibestraum,'-Liszt ....., ,,........ A nn Tarrier Our Hope for the Future -First Honor Student .A......o.. .. ...,.. Everett Mattlin Education for International Security -Second Honor Student or.r,r,......... lane Gordon And So-Tomorrow! -Class Orator .....oo .or...., W eldon Kefauver My Hero -Strauss ..,oo,o,o,..,.,....,.....o,,o........,,,.oooo,,...........,,oo....... .......o G irls' Chorus Ann Tarrier, Accompanist Address .....,. ,........ P rof. Wm. C. Craig When johnny Comes Marching Home -arr. Scott .,,.,r..... ........ G irls' Chorus Presentation of Class ......a.a,. ....................,....... N . G. Fawcett Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas ......o ............,....s.,...... , . ........ W. H. Walker President Board of Education Assisted by: ...,.. ........................ R . E. Kessler High School Principal Benediction ,....... ......... R ev. Robert E. Leake Recessional March, Pomp and Chivalry -Roberts ........ ........... O rchestra

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MAR-IORIE ANN YALMAN Margie The glass of fashion and the mould of form. Girls Reserves 1, 29 Girls' Athletic Club I, 25 Dramatics Club 3, 4. BEMAN DAWES YOUNG A jest, sir . . . I have them at my fingers' end. Football l, 2, 3, 4, CBL Champs 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, CBL Champs 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Torch Advertising staff 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Class President 3, Janie PHYLLIS ZEIHER Phyl I never dare to write As funny as I can. S panish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3, Cabinet 3, Freshman-Sophomore Book Club 2, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Torch staff 3, 4, Executive editor 4' National Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4. NO PICTURE RICHARD DURBIN M k on ALDRED BRANDT Abbie I always find time for fun. Football 3, 4, CBY Ch amps 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, President 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2. Easy going with an honest face. Football 1, CBL Champs lg Hi-Y 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 44 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Will receive diploma at close of summer school. Twenty-seven

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AIICTIDN SALE 3:30 Everett Mattlin, chief auctioneer will take bids on: 500 lifesaver wrappers from the mammoth collection of lklary jane Eidson. l brand new dandruff extractor invented by jo Davies QSlie uses Kreml for her dandruifj. 3 good spikes from the girls' camp of Helen Barrows on Lake llippling VVater. 1 light blue convertible, 194 model. Owner Walton Block. 3 sets of graduated weights from Anthony's Health House. She Don't Wanna, record by song and dance team, Ruoff and Herrel. 99 hand made airplanes designed by Jim lkiossgrove. Sizes from 32 to 7-3f8. l set of chinning bars from Ted Hill's private gym. Scenery from the Lievcrman-Kefauver company of HBomeo and Juliet. Original pattern for the Hag of the confederacy by Beverly Marx, rebel. 2 webs guaranteed to entangle from the Skeen-Schneider Corporation. 6 well-used trumpets, trademark, Beat, property of Maestro Gordon Bolon. I album of talking and singing records by Sally Friedrichs on The Place of lklodern Woman in the VVorld of Sports. l set of children's books by Bill Kerr and Joe Wright. l pair of boxing gloves autographed by Jerry Nangle, boxer. Due to the marvels of his gloves, his opponents always beg him to stop. Perfectly good stage equipment from the supplies of Hans- berger and Schauwecker. Top hat suitable for St. Patrick's Day parade. Orange band is inscribed with jim O'Donnell, '45. Cook book by Catherine Constandin entitled, Hi ya! VVhat's cookin'? Bolt of Monk's cloth from Durbirfs Dimery, nothing over a dime. , Deck of Heaton's Handy cards for every occasion. Eddie 1ones's own tennis racquet, no strings attached. Krieger's intense, dramatic novel, How To Tell a Joke. Fire fighting apparatus from VV. Miller's Fire Fighting Brigade, polished in the corner to shining brilliance by W. Meuser. Valuable first edition of the 12 O'Cl0ck Times edited by Phyllis Zeiher. Portrait of model Mary Anne Morgan of the T. E. Davis III agency, by artist Sarah Parent. One-reel movie, Marriage Should Be a Private Affair, directed by J. Pence. Groceries from Early's Drive-ln Cgoing out of businessj. One C.A.P. uniform from World Warr II from jo .lones's wardrobe. Copies of lectures by Nancy Moore on the advantages of a college man. Complete set of drums used formerly by C. Turner, King of Sticks. Stop at CHAMBERLAIN'S CHOP HOUSE after the auctionl Good food plus the added attraction of Theodore Roosevelt Magnuson. singing waiter. adv. Send your nursery child to DUGGER'S DUNGEON Up-to-date helpers. Betty Bennett and Ruth Freundlich SCHOOL OF DRAMA AND BALLET Professors STONE and WEINTRAUB adv. Speedy, new typewriters, property of retired typists, Sylvia Tall and june Hall. Entire stock of the Beebe Gun Store. 1 crown, 1944 model, initials G. C. on inside, suitable for someone with initials G. C. 1 wild animal act. Panthers, imported by the Irwin Novelties Company, trained by Dring, are very rare. Original manuscript of the popular song, Moore and Moore, by Will Brown. Memoirs of Billie Eisele entitled George, George, George. Several up to date Culver pennants, buttons, and pins form the collection of Pat Trayte. Keep that Young appeal. Bid for this wonderful make- up kit designe by Beman. Guaranteed to attract. Twenty-nine