Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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BIEXLIEY HIGH SCHOOL

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Dedication To the hoys of our class of 1945 who go forth to light for the only Way of life they have ever known, to preserve and protect the things that to them mean home, we dedicate this book. We pray that God will return them to usg for they are the living symbols of the spirit of these words hy Dr. Willis Sutton: The measure of a man is his in- terest in, his willingness to work for, to fight for, and even to die for a future which he shall never see.

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ix The Board of dueaftion VV. RICHARDSON L. M. KRUMM Cl IARLES D. VVILLIARD VVM. HARRINGTON VVALKER MAYNARD M. DONALDSON President Bexley Looks Ahead Over a period of years the Board of Education has heen alert to the educational needs of a growing community. ln accordance with plans worked out with Mr. Fawcett, the hoard asked the people to approve a hond issue in the election of November, 1944. The citizens came through with a resounding vote of conhdcnce. Plans for an improved and expanded school system now await only the release of essential huilding materials. Four major changes will be made in the school plant. These include the construction of a new elementary building at Maryland Avenue and Cassingham Road, small additions to the Cassingham school. extensive remodel- ing at the Main-Montrose building, and a second story addition over the cafeteria and shop at the high school. Members of the teaching stall look forward to opportunities for greater service in a vastly improved school setting.