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I lg 7 -A A NN iA?2Q?Z ' 'r fwfEM5Z52KQHGZZqZFiZQQEZ?Qi?i wx ' MARC GERTNEP 'IH EDVVQQ xi QE :FQ QQXj'w5Jq50 SENIQF2 CLASS BEXLEYIMGH SCHQQL BEXLEY, or-no NR I 1 N 5+ Q O w Q A K N X l G t f Nt x xx lx NN N EQ DX A dw A fl QQ fy x N K Q f A Q gm! sf .WL .mb W QL 4 A 4 fa :- . I 1 Wo Q I 'lf Z 0 1 Af 5' f tp is AAZWLQ l 0?F'855 -QUQI' 0IfLLU6LI 6! ellelf' ULIODUCLPC! A' S P E R I N T IN D E N T Ifui icsfm lt. Jtnvis, lift., MA., l'h.D. linn-rstni IJ. Jarvis is nun vmriplvtiiig his third year as superintendent of 'xlvy Svlnmls. llc- is a graduate of lfranklin. Indiana. and Ohio State uni- Yl'I'Sllll'S. Dr. Jarvis made this statement ahout the thenn- of the Bvxlv0.' 'l'h1' rntting Q-dgv of progress is sliaqwiit-cl and tc-nipered hy ntanis failures. Uni' ul' tht- grcatvst lvssuns 4-duration can tvavh is the nvc'c-ssily for using failures In vnsnrt- sin-4-4-ssvs. l'rogrvss is like tht- waxes of tht- st-a. 'flwrv arc' invvitahly tln- trcnighs and just as im-vitahly the Crt-sts. Hundreds of failing experiments sult in tht- pt'rfv1'tvd r'hvniir'al which will ll'llgllll'tl life nr vurt' In'c'vi0usly int-tn'alilv dist-asv. ludisnn s hrst lamp r-anne altvr a lioartln'c'aking st-ries of trials whit-li failvd. lfirt- th'slrnyvd until :nan liartwssed it tu do his work. Atmnit' 1-in-rgy is appalling in its vapavity to kill. lint man will progress until he- learns htm to inakt- it st-rw sm-iety instead of destroying it. l'rugrz'ss. tht-n. is tht- rvsult of man's skill in h-arning from his failures. his will tu nin in tht- struggle for progress. and his faith in unr final Capacity fur rc-waling tht- plan nhit-h sf:i'x't's humanity lwestf' U P R Y Cs J P A L liussell lf. Kessler has headed the complex activities of Bexley High School lor over a score of years. He is a graduate of Franlilin. Uliio Viiesleyan. and Ohio State' universities. He spends his spare time in hunting and fishing lies-ause of his love ol' the out-of-doors. ' The theme of the He.x'leo, says Hr. Kessler. suggests development with improvement through a series of steps or stages. elch marking a definite Change. The world is in a state of constant change and people must learn to live with this fact. deriving xx hat security they can from it. The one thing uhich ue know ahout the future is that it uill he dillierent from the past. and that the past will prove an inadequate guide for action if it is relied upon too much. Crea! progress will come only when human energy is released into vreatire elliort rather than conllictf' Russert. li. lxl-zssrrpn, .-LB., MA., I,l,.H. Seven ,jAl'0lflgA gMlCL1l1l'C' llll' IQPOFFFL! qw' PNY! J x lb - gil? P, Il 'J' Q A . I s. 2 gr ? ,u-'5.s ' 7 K4 Q I 0 J A. mv Miss Bernice Mullins Miss Lucille Selbacli Mrs. Ruth Wones Miss Doris Young Ten A.B. B.A., B.Sc. in Ed., M.A. A.B.. M.A. B.Sc. ngzad ana! .gioeecd lbeparfrrienf liexley High School may well be proud of its English and Speech Department. This depart- ment places great stress on the mechanics of correct written and spoken English. Literature courses have been planned to give us the finest in writing from Chaucer to Joseph Conrad. liy learning to appreciate good literature while we are still in high school. we have cultivated our taste for the best. Journalism is open to juniors and seniors. This half-year course trains students in news- gathering. writing. and editing. Journalism is an excellent training school for gaining a position on the Torch. The elective course of dramatics is offered to juniors and seniors. This course will prove worth-while to the student in later years, whether he is playing a simple game of charades or acting professionally. Dramatics gives us a better appreciation of fine acting and makes us better acquainted with the great actors of today. To speak well is a great asset in life. Public speaking. offered as a half-year course. teaches one poise. assurance. and lluency in giving a speech. guidance Through the present guidance plan. Miss Marion Thomas, Dean of Girls. and Mr. H. V. Tipton attempt to help students decide on what courses they want to take, to advise and help them in choosing a college. to aid them in their adaptions to school life, and many other problems which may arise. The guidance plan is designed to aid students not only with educational problems. but also with the development of their character and perSOIl2iliIy'. Students have the opportunity to interview the afiViSCrS WTICIICVCT El pr0lJlem arises with which they desire advice. such as change of schedules. sCl100l W0rl4, and Outside activities. Miss Thomas and Mr, Tilmm are acquainted with the capabilities and interests of the students. Miss Trola McCurdy Miss Marion Thomas A.B., M.A. B.Sc. in Ed.. B.Sc. in Agr., M Charles E. Hoel Ross B. Kefauver B.S., M.A. B.Sc., M.Sc. dence eloarbnenlf The aims of the science department are to help the student understand and interpret his en- vironment. and to aid him to learn to think logically for himself. ln order to accomplish these aims the department offers four subjects to high school students. Included among these suhjects are general science. hiology. chemistry. and physics. General science concerns mainly the scientific principles of environment, and is offered to any student. Another course that may he elected hy any student is biology, which deals with the life. growth. and reproduction of plants and animals. Chemistry may he taken hy juniors and seniors. lt is the study of the nature and composition of substances and the laws which govern their relations. Laboratory experiments constitute a large part of the course. Physics concerns matter and energy and includes the study of such things as mechanics. heat, light. sound. and electricity. It is offered to S8l1l0f5- Hy means of these subjects, the student learns the fundamental principles of science and fur- ther develops his ahility to think for himself. lglrwicaf gicfucafion The physical education department of our high school provides the student with a fine pro- gram of varied sports. These activities lead to the acquirement of skills, so necessary to deriving enjoyment from life. Gym classes give the student a chance to participate in physical muscular activities. These activities are hoth heneficial and interesting to the individual. Although the program changes with the seasons. the student is always allowed a choice of several sports. Students are urged to go out for intramural sports. Health education is given to the pupil in his freshman and junior year. This course proves most interesting and valuahle. Every student is required to have a physical examination. Miss Margaret' Love H. Eugene Mechling Carlton H. Smith Dana N. Swinehari' B.Sc. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.S. B.A., M.A. Mrs. Amy C. Brightman Ralph M. Howell Miss Refa McCormick Miss Selma Hamann 's.A. A.a., M.A. s.A., asc. in Ea. Ph.a. T' . C 0I'eLgl'L alftgudge epdfflnent in order to develop a practical use as well as a working knowledge of the basic languages, Latin, French. and Spanish are offered to the high school students. The first year Latin students work mainly to learn the grammar and fundamentals which pre- pare them for their study of Caesar in their second year classes. The grammar. which has been continued throughout. helps the combined third and fourth year students with their readings of Cicero and of Virgil's Aneid, which are alternated each year. The two-year French course is planned to give a common understanding of the language not only to those who will further their study of it in college, hut also to those who will use it in personal contact. The goal strived for in these classes is written and oral expression. To extend the reading ability. many of the great French literary works are studied. To hecome hetter acquained with our neighbors down south and to comprehend conversation. within the student's vocabulary. are the aims of the two-year Spanish course. The classes are made more interesting hy outside reports from the students. 0mmerciaf.xgrf5 .Ieparfmenf To meet the need of those students who do not wish to continue their formal education after graduation from the high school. the commercial arts department was organized. lnstruction is now given in hookkeeping. typing. economic geography, business training, short- hand and transcription. cahinet making. simple carpentry, drawing and planning. and metal work- ing. Any student may use the facilities of either the shops or the typing room at any time. Juniors and seniors may profit a great deal heeause they may elect a year of typing. lioth sections of the department may he called on at any time to help with such projects as Torch typing and minor school repairs. O T nl, Miss Mary S. Bethel Robert M. Duffey M le a.A., M.A. a.s. in Ea., MA. Albert W. Field Harold V. Tipton B.Arcl1., M.A. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed., .Si2ciaf.SiLnche5 Five courses of social studies were offered this year to Bexley High students. These courses were American history, world history, American government, economics, and sociology. World history and American history are offered as full year courses, and these subjects try to teach the students the most important events of history, the ability to recognize these events and their effects, and the ability to realize their connections with present day life. American government, sociology, and economics, are offered as one-semester courses. The first, required of seniors, acquaints the student with the make up of his government and at the same time teaches him to be a good citizen. Sociology teaches the forms, institutions, and functions of our society, and a student of economics is taught the laws and conditions affecting the production. the distribution, and the consumption of wealth. W6lfA6l'l'Ld,1iI:C5 .ibeparfmenf Through the efforts of the teachers in the mathematics department, the students of the high school are well versed in the science of numbers. Those pupils who experienced some difficulty with eighth grade arithmetics are advised to take the course in basic mathematics. This course is designed to help them to pick up what they have missed and prepare them for their higher courses. Algebra is basically a tool subject which attempts to aid the students in acquiring the skills needed in a future study of mathematics. A second year course is given for those who are to con- tinue mathematics in college. Two courses in the study of geometry are given. Plane geomerty deals with the appreciation and application of the principles of geometric forms in nature. For those students who are taking advanced high school mathematics, a course is given also in solid geometry. Trigonometry, which is the study of the relationship of sides and angles of triangles, gives students further practice in logical thinking. This is also a good preparatory course for college mathematics. Charles L. Clark Ira R. Ferbrache John S. Schachf' A.B., M.A. A.B., M.A. B.S., M.S C. Robert' Myers Ted C. Tafgenhorsf Ralph H. Trivella B.S. in Ed. with Music B.Sc. in Ed., M.A. in Music B.S., M.A. Supervision Elle .!4I't5 tmepdftmrent Leading the students of llexley High School in the Fine Arts Department are C. R. Myers, choral directorg Ted C. Tatgenhorst. instrumental directorg and Ralph Trivella. art instructor. Under the direction of Mr. Myers the choral gave a very successful Christmas concert. During the spring the choir presented the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Trial by Jury . This was the first operetta the school has had for several years. lVlr. Tatgenhorst directed the marching band, which performed at the football games. After the football season. the band was not idle. howexerg for it presented two concerts and ended the year by the annual Band Banquet. This year the art department was fortunate in having lVlr. Trivella. who had spent the preced- ing in Japan. back again as art instructor. The art department was responsible for the posters in the halls and the programs and backdrops we had at all the school functions. Omce ana! Olifdrarg ga!! A stafl' of competent young women in the superintendentis and principalis ollices take an im- portant part in the day-by-day activities of the school's formal administration. The duties of these young women are manifold. They handle the large volume of mail that flows through the ollice daily. they are in charge of tests and announcements which must be mimeo- graphed for the faculty. they serve in a secretarial capacity for principal and superintendent. and they act as an information bureau for the countless questions that arise in the students' every day life. Uur school library. under the modern system of organization. furnishes both students and teachers with materials for a well-rounded literary background. an unlimited source of reference material, and a place for pleasure reading. Mrs. Helen Boye . RN i rt Mrs. Lois Beclter Mrs. Joanne Bauer Miss Lula Gallogly A.B., M.A. Fozlrtfwz X l , MM S x , A J 'QA fnnmr swat fm, OM I' Lfflylf My llAt'lfl ,Nl 0!!'Jl 0g l'U.f,5 lf, endow B vp M . ' 1' llllllllui 53 '21 1 .. Q ? 55 Q- L QW Q M339 S' 7 ,406 M gf, Wim S 1: ., ,,, i 4 fi ? x 7' .ii ff -. Marcia Abramson Colborn Addison Full of rlu'vrl11llwx.s and fun. Nlarria . . . pet prow: Colborn . . . 1,-30-A . . . 1-ont-law at Chi . . . .lanivr', I hats- you . . . Geneva . . . naturally 1-nrly hair . . . obnoxious . . . 2 C or not 2 C . . . Laugh, I thought I'd die! . . . walk . . . little- broth:-r . . . nephew-Amly. Frcein-li Clnb 4: C.A.C. l. 2, 3, 4: Dramatirs Club 4: Art Club 2, 4. Nast su murlz wit and mirth about thee. Tlwn' is no liring will: llwz' or willmul iliac. Vert . . . Nl.A .... sharp tlrvssvr . . . Sybil . . llvllo, Baby! . . . C.C .... Sonthlander . . . home-coming c-si-ort. l rvn1'h Club 3, 4: Dramativs Clnb 4: Sviem-e Club 3, 4, Vivo-l'rc'side't1t 4: Art Club l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity B 3, 4: Book Club 4: l ootball l: Trai-k l. 3, 4: Tr-nnis 2: Swimming I, 2. 3: Hvxlvo 4, Advertising Manage-r 4: Chorus 1: Quill and Su-roll 4: Our llc-arts We-re Young and Uayu. Sho has u snzilf' for ull for xln' is e'1'c'ryl1mly's frit'ml.,' Liz . . . dislike-s watvr bugs . . . Slug . . . V.S.B. . . . pretty hair . . . oldvr siste-r . . . gnrst of thc' Stunwood Hoad Cant: . . . SpH-'d King . . . To 1-ntvr Miami Univ:-rsity. l rf'nr'h Club 3, 4: l.atin Club 2: Yfllrviis l. 2. 3, 4: G.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4: llramativs Club 3, 4. Eliza befh Armstrong Yun ln-ar llml girl laughing. you think sliefx ull fun: But flu' ungvlx laugh 1110. uf the good slit' has done. Denny . . . Stanwood Road Gang . . . V.S.ll. . . . Ki-ep smiling . . . ,lunior l'rom . . . Youth Page rc-portrr . . . 292 after . . . Swarthmore? l reni'h Club 3, 4, 'lireasnrvr 4: l.atin Club 1, 2, 3, Sw-rotary-'l'rr'asurf'r 2: Yfllec-its 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3: G.A.C. l, 4: Dramativs Club 3, 4: Art Club l, 2, 4, Se-1-rf-tary-'l'rr-asurf-r 4: Music Club 4: Tennis 4: Swimming 3: Hot-kc-y 4: Turrh 3. 4. Editor 4: Hexlvo 4, Art Editor 4: Student Conn:-il 3, 4: Choir 1, 2: National Honor Soviety 3, 4: Quill and Si-roll 4: Ohio Girls' State' 3: Class Svrrrtal'y-'llrt-asurvr 3: Our Hearts We-re Young and Cayug Amerivan Legion Award. A rlivvry word. ll plffmwml smile' for all. llab .... Is-annie . . . knitting . . . Have yon st-ein Nliss Low? . . . Jane . . . chovolate rake . . . Far Away l'lai-es . . . sailors . . . California . . sports . . . Cy1'loni's . . . Ce-rt's Sqnirtsu . S1-nior-l a1'ulty game' . . . pot prrvr: brotha-rs . to ents-r Bowling Grevii State' Univvrsity. Spanish Club 3, 4: Y-'llfe-its l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports head 4: Dramativs Club 3. 4: Horizon Club 4: l .'l'.A. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hot-ke-y team l, 2, 3, 4. nSllll1Illl'lfQ'.S run' vlmrm ix hors. l'at . . . l rc-na-h fries at Van's . . . knitting . . . bowling . . . Good lurk to .lnirnvb ll. l'mdnl . . . slnmbvr parties .... Ieanne- and Barbara . . . l'e-t pvvw: people- who don't watt-h where' thry are going . . . Music, Music, Music' . . . to enter Ohio State Frvnt-h Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Cabinet 4: C.A.C. l, 2. 3, 4: llramatirs Club 3, 4: Basics-tball 4. Eiglm-en Jane Auch 3 X Jean Babbill' Patricia Baker gr Janice Bamberger Floyd Barker Her :lurk hair mul eyes reign supremef' .lany . . . New York . . . mad parties . . . Because . . . Marcia, I hate you . . . S.C. . . . Laugh, I thought 1'd die . . . ,ludy, where are you?,' . . . clothes . . . trips to State . . . black hair . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: C.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Chorus l, 2. 'Yilarllzess of thc heart is the life of man. Beast . . . north end of the south woods . . . pet peeve: school . . . midget car . . . C.C. . . . pool . . . NIogol's . . . little brother. Spanish Club I, 2: Science Club 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Golf 3. Putienc1 is ll flower that grows Illlt in erery garzlcrif' .lohn . . . French fries . . . brother Sam . . . run horses . . . the country . . . a member of the famous Barrett clan . . . Barrett's heap. Dramatics Club 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Art Club 3, 4: Book Club 4: Track I: Torch 3, 4: Chorus 3. John Ba rreH' '24 :lay for toil and an hour for spurt. Bob . . . Bart . . . baseball . . . loves to eat . . . '36 Plymouth . . . big friendly grin . . . Canasta player . . . dislikes conceitecl people . . . hunting . . . Hi-Y basketball . . . sports! Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Varsity B 2, 3, 4: Football I. 2. 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Basketball l, 2. Shc prefcrrcrl to be, rather than to seem rirtu,nus. Sue . . . Oh, there's a Heidi dogl' . . . blue Chevy . . . paint from prom . . . All-High . . . I can have the kids . . . always losing red wallet . . . V.S.B. . . . to enter Duke University. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4: Cv.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Sports head 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Torch 3, 4, Assistant Literary Editor 4: Bexleo 4, Cirls' Sports Editor 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Cay : National Honor Society 4. He that has paticncc may surpass anything. I ras . . . Spike Jones' fun . . . Canasta . . . fried chicken . . . Bing Crosby . . . gun collector . . . pet peeve: women who smoke . . . ambitions: to travel to France and become a certified public ac- countant . . . Southlander. Spanish Club I, 2, Vice-President 2: Ilook Club 4. Robert Barre'H' Suzanne Joyce Beck Fraser Bell Robert' Ivan Bender S+uar+ Benis Robert Benne++ N f'1':'r Inn lnnxy to hvlp ll frirrizlf' '24 gl'lllll'l7I!1ll in ull that lhv worcl inrplivxf' Rolnlm . . . from tfoluinllus !Xrzule-uiy 2 . . . 6' 4 Toni . . . north cfml of thc' south woods . . . guns . . . Sonthpaw . . . slwdvs . . . loud tirs . . voin . . . artist . . . l'f'StxI'YFtl . . . pink shirt . . . hig and stamp vollefa-tor ...4 Mlilvtin' tllulv . . . BE-32 sistc-r, Im- . . . l'ni going: to my annt's . . nuts . . . ilanarla . . . Ollivvrs' tilulx . . . to l'llI4 l' Ohio about vars. Stats' llnivt-rsity. Spanish liluli l. 2: Sl'il llt't' tiluli 31 Hi-Y 2, 3, -l. Spanish tllulm 2, Ii: Art tilulw 4: Choir 4. Sf-rrrtary 4: 'l'rau'k l: Stud:-ut tlounf-il l: Choir l. Ihr su't'a'! slnilv and xirzrvrt' ,fzrvvling Flllllllll help but lllllkt' you her jric-ml. Fun und lllllL'hIl'f ulmuml in him. um-gui I i i 'i r'li i I i mal-llusi i I . flaming . . . st-rapluook . . . drums . . . 'OIL th-ar . . . gm n U ' --B,.ani,. l . ' Um- uf tlharliqfs lmoys . . . little' one- . . . big brother . . . niust-le woim'n pol pc-vw: ll'il1'llf'l'S asking Are you Millie-'s lwotlic-r'f . . . vute' svattvr pins . . . var pool . . . It's void lslltlllltl have- saifl ye-sul . . . pvr vent of vrror . . . in here . . . lrluv Dodge' . . , Stan Kvnton . . . to Thu Wilrl Coos:- . . . he--hops . . . 3:29 . . . only enter Miami University. thing l4'arm'1l at llc-xlf-y the- forward roll in gym l re-nrh Clulm 3, 4: Latin flluli l, 2: Y-'lim-'r-ns 1, 2, 3. rlass . . . lil!-20. 4: C.A.tI. l, 2, -1: Dramativs ljluh 4: Turrh 42 Spanish lilulm 2, 3. xllft'-l,l'Q'!4i1lf'Ill 2: Sl'lt lll't Clulr Haxlvo -1: Horizon iiluli 1. 'li lli-Y 2: liook filllll -1: 'lll'Lll'l'i l. nl nwrry hear! zlovlh good like tl lllt't1ft'fYlt'.,, llitzy . . . writvs poetry and hooks . . . stamp vol' lvrting: . . . tlruwf wvll . . . fishing . . . politival nlirrlllll-7 fI'lluu'.v will fn' yllllllg fl'Hn14:s. Niimwe i i i Mort I animals i. i i PM mimic.: mm' rr-ltrd pe-oplv . . . llw lim-k with them . . . long Bolo . . . long walk home- . . . hoxvr . . , '39 Plymouth tinger nails . . . to enter Ohio State University. . . . pot pf-ow: woine-n tlriwrs . . . lanky. Y-'lll l'HS 1: Horizon lfluli 4: Hook iiluli -I-: F.'I'.A. 4: liranintivs lllulr il: Art ffluln fi, -1: 'l'rark 2, 3, 4. Baskvtlmall 2: Torvh 4: Choir l. 2, Ii. Twfflly Thomas Blackstone Marjorie Jean Blashek Daurine Block Ja nel' Bowen DeLoss Bowers 'ifllways gay, sincere and truef' ,lallet . . . llo . . . New York bound . . . cars . big sister and brother . . . sense of humor . . . Dolly . . . horses . . . friends in Urbana . . . to enter Stephens. French Club 3: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4: C.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3. 'lA heart always open, to all always true. Henry . . . C.C. . . . The Mile . . . cars . yellow convertible . . . pool . . . peg pants . sharp clothes . . . white bucks . . . shirts . . . Mogol's. Spanish Club l, 2: Varsity B 4: Track 2, 3: Student Council 3: Choir 1. Why ask questions? I just hare fun. Homer . . . Hi-Y Ball . . . Bo . . . CK-36 . . . steaks and French fries . . . littlf-brother . . . cash- meres . . . 'l'hat's no bad deal . . . artist . . . to enter Ohio State University. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Art Club l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Book Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Science Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4: Varsity B 2, 3, 4: Track l: Basketball Reserves 2: Golf 2, 3, 4. John Bowman '24 quiet manner is a welcume trait. Bill . . . from Asheville School for Boys, Asheville, N. C., 4 . . . one of the boys . . . likes Bexley . . . C.C .... horseback riding . . . likes swimming and tennis . . . drawl . . . to enter Ohio State University. Good nature is one af her many 1'l'l'llll'X.n Donna . . . knitting: . . . Look to 't, kid . . . representative from Bexley to the .lunior Philharmonic Orchestra Board in her junior and senior years . . . Be good . . . Mr. 'll .... I Can Dream Can't I? . . . nephew-Timmie . . . See ya' i' . . . to enter Ohio State. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: C.A.C. l, 2, 4: Dramatics Club 3: Science Club l: Horizon Club 1, 2: Music Club 4: Basketball l, 3: Hockey 1, Manager 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Choir l, 2. MAIL lmnest heart will never be lllllHlll't1.,, .lack . . . Ann . . . February 26, 1949 . . . l'l8mltlll'gS and milkshakes . . . Basketball at Jam-k's . . . collie dogz . . . little sister . . . depot . . . crew haircut . . . to enter Ohio Wesleyan. Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 2: Track l, 2, 3: Basketball 2. William Bradford Donna Bulcey Jack Campbell Katherine Carmany Robert Clark Martha Lou Clodfelter The nalalest mind the best eanlenlrnent has. Kitty . . . lmaliy sitter . . . hand trips . . . Florida . . . lnrother l'aul . . . 'l'ippy . . . Mr. T's olhee . . . elassieal musie . . . writes hooks . . . That day will rome . . . yellow eonvertilxle . . . hlaek- lierry dumplings . . . to enter Cleveland College for Praetieul Nursing. Seienee Clulr 1: llorizou Clulr 3, 4, Seeretury 4: llasketlmll l: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 4: Chorus l, 2. '24 little nonsense now and then is relished by the hes! of men. Bolt . . . R-23-lf . . . C.C .... Clank . . . Hi-Y liall . . . Anne . . . Texas . . . Co home. Hayes! . . . l'oodie . . . Go WEST, young man! . . . Molli's. Spanish 3. 4, Vive-President 4: llraniatic-s Clulv 4: lli-Y 2. 3, 4: Golf l, 3. 4: Swimming l, 2: Choir l, 2: Chorus l, 2. -v 'Thaughllcxs of beauty. she was I:eauty's self. l.ou . . . V.S.B .... eheerful . . . eats 'n kittens . . . little lnrother, Harve . . . l.a Heine . . . enormous appetite . . . Just look at my hair . . . hopes to enter Vassar. Freneh Cluln 3, 4: Latin Cluh ZZ: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, l'rt-Sidi-nt -lg G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic-s Club 3, 4, Seeretary-Treasurer 3: Hexleo 4: Student Couneil 2, 4, Seeretary-'lireasurer 4: Choir l, 2. 3. 4, Trial by .lury : National llonor Soeiety 3, 4: Class Seeretary- Treasurer 4: Student Court 4, Seeretary 4: Home- eoming Queen. 'iThe fan-e of his own merits makes his own way. Cooker . . . ambition--to he a huilder . . . likes Nr. Hoel's study halls and large dogs . . . Bev . . . new house . . . meehanieul . . . dislikes mud and pliysies tests . . . takes the long way home. Spanish Clult l, 2: Seienee Cluli 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vive-President 3, President 4: Football l, 2: 'l'rax-lc l: Golf 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Choir l: Chorus l: Class President 2, Vive-President 4: Student Court 4. Personality is lo a man what perfume is to a flower. Willy . . . l.ou . . . Northlander . . . station wagon . , . N.0.B .... Co WEST, young man! . . . K-13-H . . . C.C .... Aw, ent it out you guys! . . . -'nter Wittenlmerg. Hi-Y -l: Varsity B 2, 3, 4. Sem-retary 3, 4: Football l. 2, 3, 4: Trark l, 2: Swimming 1, 2. 3, 4. Captain 3, City Champs 4: Student Couneil 1, 2, 4, President -l-: Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Class President 1, 4: Student Court .lustiee 4: Our llearts Were Young and Cay. Nothing is more simple than greatness: Indeed to he simple ix lo he great. l.ynn . . . Ditzey, do you have the ear this noon? . . . Roger . . . dam-ing . . . Glass Bowl after sehool . . . pet peeve: suohliy people . . . umllition: to be u eommereial artist. Spanish Clulr 3: llorizon Cluh 4. Twenty-I wo Ted Cool: William Arthur Creager Carolyn Davis Arlene DeLong Barbara DeNucci Ere-ryom' .vmilml that mr! lwr Nom' were glrul that said farewell. Dee . . . from Nlifiiin High Srhool 4 . . . swimming . . . driving . . . art . . . horses . . . 'l'bat's so sillyu . . . laughter. Y-Teens 4: C..4.C. 4: Art Club 4: I-'.'I'.A. 4: Musir' Club 4: National Honor Soviety 3. 4. -'SlIl S lizrlv but slit' is wfxe, Shrfx II vorlfer for hvr size. Barb . . . l,f'Nlll'f'u . . . horse-vrazy ...' 'llerfs Squirtsu . . . Puerto Rivo bound . . . By guru! . . . Hrunlel . . . Look to 't kid! . . . mad knitter . . . lfrenvh . . . rails everybody 'Honeyu . . . Smoky . . . Everybody picks on ine . . . bundle of energy . . . Drop dead . . . to enter Miami University. Fl'f'l1l'l'1 Club Ii, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens l. 2, 3. 4: C.A.C. l. 2. 3, 4, Sports head 3. 4: Draniaties Club 3. 4: Svienee Club l, 2: Horizon Club 1, 2. 3: Musie Club 4 Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Hof-key 2. 3. 4: Tennis 2: Turrh 3. 4, Literary Editor 4: Choir l. 2, 4: Quill and Srroll 4: Uur Hearts Vllere Young and Cay: National Honor Society 4. I'i.w only noble' to be good. .lo . . . '50 Ford . . . Bath Club . . . You know . . . square danving . . . Freneh fries . . . bowling . . . Yivk . . . Hake Believeu . . . swimming: . . . steaks . . . llaxe . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club l. 2: Y-Teens L 2: C.-LC. l. 2: Has- kt-tliall 2: Chorus L 2. Joanne DeVore Thy motlvsty'x ll rumllz' lo thy IIH'ff1.u Louis . . . vlarinet . . . Nlr. 'l' .... lleklolay . . . home room basketball . . . coat-h . . . Dixie Land Hand . . . :-isters. Spanish Club 2: Varsity B 4: Football 4: 'l'ra1'k 4: Hand 2, 3, 4, President 4: Orrhestra 12. 3, 4. He lzux morwl a little rwurer To the' nmstvr of all musi1'. Fred . . . Chant-i-vleers . . . dam-e bands . . . elevtrir' guitar . . . tronilione . . . Dixie Land Band . . . Guy Lombardo and W'uyne King . . . Cowboy boots . . . yellow ronvertible . . . to enter Ohio State University. Frenvh Club 3: Latin Club l. 2: Hi-Y 2. 3: Student Couneil 3: Band 2, 3, 4. Vive-l'resident 4: Orvhestra 2. 3, 4: Choir 1, 2: Chorus l, 2: National Honor Soeiety 4. I do not IIIIIIUFXIIIIIII. I 1mu.w. I 1',xurnim'. .ludah . . . Brother Dave . . . University Hospital . . . won first prize AllIt l'll'ilIl fillf'lllll'ill Soriety . . . lnterested in medic-al st-iem-e . . . first plare Ohio Ar-adeiny of Svienve . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 2: Srienre Club 2. 3, 4. President 4: Hctxlvo 4: Band 3, 4, Serretary 4: Student Court 4. Chief .lustive 4: National Honor Soviety 4. Louis DeWi'H' Fred Faus'I' Judah Folkman Marc Gerfner Judith Glaize The hear! Io roln'ei1'e, the ll,l1lIl'l'SllH1!l..II to rlfreel. tg mul the hand to e.1'e4'ule. Louie . . . S4-hmoe . . . I'-20-C . . . The Five Brothers . . . llops . . . Stanwood Road Cang . . . good boy . . . wheel . . . The Zane . . . women! . . . You should live so long! Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Seienee Club 2: Book Club 4: Varsity ll 3, 4. Vive-President 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 3, 4, District Doubles Runner-up 3: Toreh 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Bexleo 4, Editor 4: Choir 1. 2: National Honor Soeiety 3, 4: Quill and Srroll 4: Class Orator 4: .American Legion Award. She ran heeause she thinks she run. .ludy . . . New York . . . automuts . . . Don . .luly 22, 1948 . . . Sunny Side of the Street . Huekeye Luke . . . long walks and boat rides . . . Know what I mean? . . . .ludy's jumpers . . . to enter Airline Division of Central School. Spanish 3: Y-Teens l: C.A.C. l, 2, 3. 4: Dramaties Club 4: Music- Club 4: Horizon Club l: Basketball l, 2, 3. 4, Varsity Il, 4: llorkey 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Chorus l. Thy lil!llt'IM'lllIl'lIt't'. Ihy ways se! thee apart. llurbie . . . huinlrurgz-rs . . . Yaughn Nlonroe . . . slumber parties . . . Charlie, My Hoy . . . good lurk to .Imrneb D. Pmdm . . . pet peeve: little sisters . . . Jeanne and Pat . . . hives. Frm-neh Club 3, 4: C.A.C. 3, 4: Drumuties Club 4: Book Club 4. Twenty-four Barbara Gordon The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Griff . . . loaling . . . eurb-cruising . . . women drivers . . . dislikes girls that smoke . . . What is it? . . . Class Bowl . . . noisy girls . . . eute grin . . . dimples. Dramaties Club 4. The sweetest thing that erer grew. Mitzi . . . New York . . . Empire State Building . . . S.S. Mt. Vernon . . . Good lurk to .lmrneb D. l'mdml . . . Quin Quas . . . March 14, 1950 . . . 295 after . . . K-3689 . . . pet peeve: greyhound bus drivers . . . sports! . . . Slumber parties . . . little and rute . . . Basket Belles . . . attendanre oliiee . . . to enter Miami University. CAA., l, 2, 3, 4: Dramuties Club 4: i'.l.A. 4: Bus- ketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 4: Hoekey l, 2. 3, 4. For why go mrul with studying? Gross . . , Art and C.C .... girls . . . joker . . erew eu! . . . Southlander . . . brother Bob Spanish Club 2: Art Club IZ: Choir 2: Chorus 1. David Griffin Melissa Groby William Grossman 0 Nancy Groves John Haas A quiet, friemlly, luring lassf Nan . . . from Granville High Srhool, Granville, 4 . . . likes music and dancing . . . pet peeve: snobbish people . . . weekend trips to Granville . . . three younger sisters . . . short . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . Cot the ear today. Ditzie? . . . favorite song- Bill . . . to enter Ohio State Uni- xersily. Spanish Club 4: Y-Teens 4g Dramatics Club 4. A light heart lires long. .lobn . . . French fries and eheeseburgers . . . band . . . likes sports . . . home room basketball . . . farming . . . square-dancing . . . motorcycles . . Canasta player. Hi-Y 2. 4: Baseball 1, 2, Assistant Manager 1, Man- ager 2: Band 3, 4: Ort-hestra 4. I zlon't ask questions. I just hare fun. Asa . . . hot rods . . . A-S-A . . . dancer . . . Bexley's Bantam Ben . . . I'd better see Joe about my swing . . . C.B.l,. in golf . . . How about a red Pontiac eonvertible? . Spanish Club 4: Varsity B 2, 3: Golf 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4. Alberl Hail' Fur the lure of laughter. hinder not the humor of his lIC'SlgIl.,, From Worthington High School, 3 . . . Sidney . . the wagon . . . H-6441 . . . Janet . . . C.C. . . . Northlander . . . crew cut . . . N.D.B .... Hi-Y ball . . . muscles. Spanish Club 3: Science Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Book Club 4: Track 3, 4: Student Council 4: Student Court 4. BA true frieml is forever a friend. Hasher . . . Southlander . . . C.C .... E.S.S. . . . Homecoming escort . . . twin brother, .lohn . . . trip to Europe . . . JX-9 . . . glasses . . . sharp dresser . . . to enter Colby College, Maine. Spanish Club 2, 3: Science Club 1: Art Club l, 2: Varsity B 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 43 Swimming 1, 3. His shy and boyish smile is irresistilrlef, .lohn . . . Hzxrl . . . Southlander . . . Homecoming escort . . . six seconds man . . . twin brother, Doug . . . basketball at Harlor's on Saturdays . . . fruit juice liend . . . curly hair . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . trip to Europe . . . lX'9 . . . likes to ski . . . argyles . . . hopes to enter Dartmouth. French Club 4: Scienee Club 4: Varsity B 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Tennis I, 2, 3: District Doubles Runner-up 3: Chorus l, 2. Philip Hampton Douglas Harlor John Harlor Halliday Hayes Dora Jean Hoehn Jane Hoel Oh why slmulzl life ull labor be? He is a gentlemen. lzevuuse hix nature is kind and Halliday . . . smitiinntios . . . NloIli's . . . i:.S.s. H lt' 'K' MW ',' . . . Hi-Y ball . . . golfer . . . one of the boys . . . Herb . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . bananas . . . 'l'bat's a tear-jerker . . . good boy gun 1-razy . . . north end of the south woods . . . . . . l.et's go for a big hit, Clark! little sister . . . laugh . . . likes Fishing . . . Mae Spanisb Club 3. 4: Dramatic-s Club 4: Seienre Club Kits . . . to enter Ohio State University. 3: Art Club l, 3, 4: Book Club 4: Varsity B 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, Seeretary 4: Latin Club 2: Science Traek l, 2: Colt 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Chorus Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Football i: Baseball 2: , 1, 2. Golf 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2: Chorus l, ZZ: Class Vive-President 2. hIllllil'fIIl'l' ix the hes! remedy for erery trouble. Dora .lean . . . from Reynoldsburg High Sehool. 3 . I ' PM New: being called ..Dm-an i A A slumbm A man he seems of eheerful yitsteraluvs and eonfdent parties . . . Cood luek to .lmrneb ll. Pmdm . . . wmurmwx' lunvh with Harb . . . ter-hniealities ...' Vaughn 'l'w,., ' U l 5.25.0 u . l horse laugh i l ' N.0.B' . I , Monroe and blues . . . loves sports . . . Canasta --Monser A Q l rihurph ball u . . Shoulder pad Club player . . . 0.K. . . . Yeab? . . . eolleetox b l I --the julopyv 1 ' D to enter Dennigon. . . . little sister . . . to enter Ohio State University. 1'i,.k,,t C0mmim.... 3: Hi,Y 4: Varsity B 3' 4: I.'m,l1,a11 Latin Club 4: G.A.lI. 3, 4: Sf-ienee Club 4: Basket- 1' 2. 3, 4: 'frat-k 1, 3. 3, 4: Swimming 1, gg. 3. 4' hall 4: llfwkey -1- captain 4, tiny tzhamps 4: Student tztmm-al 3: Choir 1, 21, 3, 4. Her miml a kingalnnr mul her will its low. Janie . . . Freneb . . . 'l'here's 'Vo 'l'omorrow . . . ,, .. . . . ' .5Illl'P7'll1' um! llV1tlt'fSllH1lIIIIg are the bust.: of true Canasta parties . . . .lean . . . l3.H.B .... Hurry, ' Q . V . U N , frlenzlshzp. Kuthann . . . llunzlel . . . pet peeve: biology team-hers . . . pretty smile . . . little sister . . . .ludy . . . New York . . . ttoiberik . . . pet peeve: t rt-shman ehapel . . . foreign letters . . . t'l.ook to 't, being ealled Sheldon's little sister . . . Harvard . . . kid . . . to enter Miami University. Hut I 1-an't see from herelu . . . driving . . . sweet Freneh Club 3, 4, Vive-l'resident 4: Latin Club 2: sixteen party . . . Freshman ehapel . . . obnoxious Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: . . . Laugh, l thought i'd die! . . . hopes to enter Dramaties Club 3, Horizon Club l: t .T.A. 4. President Sarah Lawrenee College. 4: Basketball 3: Hoekey I, Manager 4: Torwh 3, 4: Freneh Club 3, 4: C.A.C. l, ZZ. 3. 4: Uramatii-s Club Hexleo 4, Literary Editor 4: National Honor Society 4. 4: Art Club l. 2: I-'.'l'.A. 4: Choir i, 2, 3. Twenty-six Herbert Hunt Scott lnboden Judith Jacobson Ru+l1ann Jarvis Jack JeFFrey Robert Jolliffe i'The nice things saill about her all are true. fin honest man's thc noblest work of Coil. liuthann . . . from Perrysburg High Sehool, Perrys- Don . . . likes all sports . . . hamburgers and French burg, 2: All High . . . Good luck to Jmrneb S. fries . . . 8th period study hall . . . dislikes women Pmdm . . . l'm coming, Jane . . . Canasta . . . drivers . . . blond, curly hair . . . little sister . . . music . . . friendly smile . . . constantly going down to enter Ohio State University. to the 'Y' . . . Quest Club . . . likes basketball Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4. . . . pet peeve: playing chess with people who beat her . . . slumber parties . . . 8:29er . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4, Cabinet 4: Inter- elub Council 4: G.A.C. 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Music Club 4: Hockey 4: Hexleo 4: Choir 2, 3: National Honor Society 4. Quiet people are welcome e1'ervwhere. MHC was U man. mln, him fu, all in all .lean . . . ambition-to be a telephone operator . . . I shall not look upon his like again. PN PECWC P90Ple Wh0 aff' rude - - - Il knit Fair . . . Dale . . . blue and gold . . . will always re- Jack . . . Schmoe . . . hve brothers . . . .l-303 . . . mf-mlmr November 20. 1948 , , l likes to play the 'l'he Zane . . . Shirley . . . N.0.B .... Boys' State piano , , . Summer. . . . to enter Williams. French Club 3, 4: l.atin Club 2: Book Club 4: Music' Club 4: Tieket Committee 2: Varsity B 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball l, 2, 3: C.B.I.. Champs 3: Golf 1, 4: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Bexlea 4, Business Manager 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Choir 1. 2, 4: Student Couneil 1, 2' 3' 4' vi,.e,prt.Sidem 4. Class president 3. ln youth and beauty. wisdom is but rare. hu-hm Should U mlm dn but be merry-Q., B0l?lllP . . . short, eurly hair . . . ballet . . '. leurried shrimp . . . See ya . . . conelave at Chi . . . From Aquinas High Sehool, 2 .... lolly . . . Mr. Habit Laugh, I though l'd die! . . . Younger than . . . C.C .... Saralee . . . Northlanders . . . rabbits Springtime . . . Stormy . . . purple cashmere . . . . . . N.0.R .... You can say anthing, just so you Wednesday nights . . . to enter Ohio State University. don't get vile . . . That's a tear jerkerf' French Club 3, 4. President 4: Latin Club l, 2: Book Club 4: Spanish Club 3. 4, Secretary-'l'reasu1'er Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: C.A.C. 1, ZZ, 3, 4: 3: Dramatics 4: Football 2: Track 2: Swimming 3: Dramutics Club 3, 4: Bexlvn 4, Assoeiate Editor 4: 0ur Hearts Were Young and Cay. Choir l: Quill and Scroll 4: Torch l. Donald Kielmeyer Marilyn Kilzmiller Barbara Joan Krakoff Keith Krebs Janice Krieckhaus An allilelc and a mighty unc lluho plays the game until i!'s alone. Teddy Bear . . . fishing . . . Hot Corner . . . 77 . . . loves to eat . . . Five Brothers . . . Moon River . . . pet peeve: girls that smoke . . . Q.ll. . . . Nash . . . giggle . . . enter Columbia University. Dramatics Club 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Book Club 4, Treasurer 4: Varsity B 3, 4, President 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Torch 3, 4, Associate Editor 4: Bcxleo 4, Sports Editor 4: Choir l, 2: Chorus l, 2: Quill and Scroll 4. Her enthusiasm is exceeded only by her ability. Kriecky . . . All-High . . . lab blow-up . . . new Buick . . . Dick . . . Chantilly . . . energetic . . . to enter Denison. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Colf 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Torch 3, 4, Assistant News Editor 4: Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheer- leader 4: lZ.B.I.. Cheerleaders' Association 2, 3: Our Hearts Were Young and Cay: National Honor Society 4. What would life be if he took it seriously? 'l'hos . . . Southlander . . . Model A . . . What's the deal? . . . week-end parties . . . Buckeye Lake in the summer . . . likes girls with convertibles . . . homecoming escort. Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Art Club l: Varsity B 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Thomas Krieger Sweeter than honey in the honeycomb. Larky . . . from St. Patrick High School, Miami Reach, Florida, 2 . . . knitting . . . Van's hamburgers . . . Bob . . . likes dancing, swimming . . . bowling . . . Good luck to .lmrneb D. Pmdm . . . pet peeve: girls who want to sleep at slumber parties . . . car l'?l . . . dislikes people who never can be on time. Spanish Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 3: C.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4. A helping hand, a quiet manner. .lo . . . cafeteria cashier . . . joker . . . Going bowling this week? . . . dislikes conceited people . . . I Can Dream, Can't I? . . . likes parties, music . . . library . . . two pairs of glasses . . . Mickey . . . That day will come. Spanish Club 3: Y-Teens 1: G.A.C. l: Horizon Club ZZ, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. 4: Choir 3, 4: Chorus I, 2. Her ways are ways of pleaxantnessf' Dottie . . . entered from Newark, 4 . . . good luck to Jmrneb D. l'mdm . . . French fries . . . dancing . . . You Do . . . parties . . . guarding . . . little brother . . . cousin Dot. Spanish Club 4: Y-Teens 4: G.A.C. 4: Choir 4. Twenty eight Nancy Larcomb Joanne Lehman Dorothy Lewis V. -za :rn-, catch Sara Jane Liggefl' Jean Ann Lipani Nothing was crcr achieved without enthusiasm. Sally .... A ll-High . . . HI,-35 . . . grand Blue Moon . . . steaks . . . warm weather . . . Roach . . . goes wild over red Mercury convertibles . . . often says There's no place like California . . . Tweed. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinct 4: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sports head 3, Vice- President 4: Dramatics Club 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Torch 4, Advertising Manager 4: Bexleo 4: Student Council 1, 2: Band 1: Choir 1: Quill and Scroll 4: Cheer- leader 4: Homecoming Court 4. Nothing is worth doing at all, Unless it is done well. Deener . . . new house . . . ,Ioey . . . summers in Connecticut . . . V.S.B .... 29M Club . . . white shoulders . . . O.K. Kiddies' . . . cousin Connie . . . Do I always have to write club news, Jane? . . . Copacabana in New York . . . doubles with Syb and Cobes . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4: C.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4. Book Club 4: Torch 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 4: National Honor Society 4. What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon also be beautiful. Lou . . . Because . . . likes French fries and steak . . . short, curly hair . . . sports . . . dislikes mad drivers . . . See Ya' . . . Some Enchanted Eve- ningu . . . lamp post . . . attendance ollice Connell's . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Cabinet 4: Inter-club Council 4, Vice- President 4: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports hea Dramatics Club 3, 4: Horizon Club 1: F.T.A. 4, Vice- President 4: Baseball 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Lou Lipperl' Let them, call it mischief: when it is past and prospered, 'twill be virtue. ,lerce . . . entered from Columbus School for Girls, Columbus, 3 . . . Buckeye Lake . . . French fries and catsup . . . suntan . . . Yesterdays . . . Lincoln convertibles . . . There's No Tomorrow . . . trip to Florida . . . athletic . . . cashmeres . . . Northlander . . . redecorated own room . . . records . . . hopes to enter Ohio Wesleyan University. French Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: C.A.C. 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Basketball 3: Tennis 3, 4: Hockey 4: Torch 4. An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. From Oak Park, Illinois, 3 . . . Southlander . Church ball . . . E.S.S .,,. third base coach . . Ah! Youse guys! . . . Lustron . . . Molli's . . How about a game of tennis? Hi-Y 4: Varsity B 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. Whose nature is so far from doing harm that he suspects nonef' Joe . . . fishing . . . eats . . . quiet . . . gardening . . . likes to travel . . . dislikes hunting and golf . . . building things. Joyce Lormor David Lowum Joseph Mascari t Ralph Maurer Betty Anne Miller He always prnrcx a fricrulf' Ralph . . . Where can l find a job? . . . likes eighth period study halls . . . pet peeve: cancelled Thirty assemblies . . . stump collecting. Art 2, 3, 4: Hook Club 4: Golf 3. 4: Football 2: Swimming 2. A welcorne when-so'er she went A calm und gracious elcnientf' llet . . . Xlichigan . . . Scott . . . station wagon . . . Moose . . . sisters . . . V.S.B. . . . sharp clothes . . . beautiful hair . . . to enter Bradford .lunior College. French Club 3, 4: Latin 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Hexlco 4: Student Council l. 2: Homecoming At- tcndunt 4. Learning ix an lulflition heyoml nobility and hirthf, Chuck . . . from Nl:-Oulley High School, Oxford, Ohio, 4 . . . likes Cadillacs and strawberry pie . . . llon't be that way . . . chess . . . dislikes talkative girls . . . ambition-doctor . . . sense of humor . . . new Studebaker . . . brother . . . Northlander . . . plans to enter Denison University. Science Club 4: Salutatorian: National Honor Society 4. T I Q Phyllis Miller Charles Miller A kind heart is the foundation of gludnessf' llbyl . . . Bill .... Io and Margie . . . hay rides . . . church choir . . . December 21, 1949 . . . Give Nle Your Hand . . . Grandview football game, October 1949 . . . to enter Ohio State University. C.A.C. l, 2: Basketball 1. Gentle of xpeerh, lzeneficent of mind. Di . . . Chicago . . . giggle . . . Why weren't you at O.A.C.'? . . . Dizzy . . . Gert's Squirts . . . always losing things . . . sun burns . . . driving l?l . . . snacks . . . California bound . . . frosted malts . . . Smoke Gets In Your Eyes . . . movies . . . little worries . . . open houses . . . to enter Miami Uni- versity. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Cabinet 4: C.A.C 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre' tary 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Art Club 4: Book Club 4: Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3: Hockey l. 2. 3. 4: Torch 3, 4. Business Manager 4: Chorus l: Quill and Scroll 4: Music Club 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Cay: National Honor Society 4. There is ufiiflllilll in generosity. Joyce . . . from Columbus School for Girls. 2 . . . New York bound . . . big brother, John . . . Connie, come on . . . Perlidia . . . hats and heels . . . red Chevy convertible . . . spaghetti , . . movies and plays . . . Oh, you just don't know . . . B.0.0. Spanish Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 2. 3, 4: O.A.C. 2, 3. 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Hook Club 4. Diane Neighbors Joyce Niclxell Geraldine Olson Emily Parsons hSl'l8,X pretty and neat Intelligent anzl awful sweet. Gerry . . . from Grandview High, 2 . . . Jumping .liminy . . . famous last words . . . Swede . . . 'l'hat's cute . . . Stardust . . . resident of no man's land . . . live foot two, eyes of blue . . . witty. French Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 4: C.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 3: Tennis 3, 4: Bexleo 4: Homecoming Court 4. Sinccrity and truth are the basis of a happy life. Emily . . . Canasta . . . Good luck to .lmrneb D. Pmdm . . . knitting . . . dislikes chewing gum and study halls . . . likes dogs and horses . . . brother Homer . . . grocery store liend . . . to enter Pembroke. Y-Teens l, 2: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3: Book Club 4, Presi- dent 4: Hockey I, 2, 3: Torch 3, 4. Kindness is the sunshine in which cfrturc growsf' Barb . . . hobbies: traveling and reading . . . chewing gum . . . likes to drive and act . . . knitting . . . T. V. fan . . . attendance taker . . . to enter Miami University. Spanish Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.i1. l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: lfaud 2. 3. 4: Music Club 4. Lawrence Pepper Barbara Peiros Great thoughts like great rleecls need no trumpet. Larry . . . sharp ties . . . sports follower . . . steak and french fries . . . Albers . . . reading and travel- ing . . . dislikes women smokers . . . ambition: to be a radio announcer . . . to enter Ohio State Univer- sity. Spanish Club 2, 3: Art Club l: Track 2: Choir l: Chorus 1. lt might be better if he would But itix so lonesome being good. Robbo . . . Chant-i-cleers . . . C.C .... women? . . . Swim much . . . Collarbones much? . . . hot rod . . . Stardust . . . Mogolis . . . E-36-P-what a color . . . B.H.S.- The best years of my life . . . youngest Pierce . . . The Wig . . . Mac Kits . . . Navy bound. Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Science Club 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Varsity B 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Track 1: Golf 3: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, City League Champions 4: Torch 4: Ticket Committee 2: Music Club 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Trial by Jury : Chorus 1, 2. Music onerfluweth her soul. Shirley . . . from South High School, Columbus, 3 . . . music . . . Aw, shui-ks . . . loves sour pickles . . . double solitaire liend . . . My Bill . . . Bowler Bears . . . marching seasons . . . Plotkin's Plotters lchief plottert . . . Band Parents' Musical . . . Christmas vacation . . . to enter Ohio State Univer- sity. Y-Teens 4: C.A.C. 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Nlusic Club 4. President 4: Band 3. 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Trial by ,lury : Girls' Ensemble 4. Robert' Pierce Shirley Plotkin James Pohlman Joel Poorman Titan ran' rumlainulimi-wnthIrie' 111141 xwlmlurf' .lim . . . vrvw rut . . . Fords . . . Cap . . . The lam- .... lane' . . . little hrothvr. Marr . . Stan- wootl lloarl Gang ...A 4 ll-C.ll.l. .... per vt-nt -il error . . . Spanish Club 3: Dramatirs Clulm 4: Hit Y 4: Varsity ll 3, 4, Tl't'llSlll'Q'I' 3. 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: llaskm-thall l, 2, 3, -1, Captain 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4: Stull:-nt Count-il 2, 3: Choir l: Chorus l: Our llt-arts Worn- Young and llayu: National Honor Son-ivty 4. Thu mnxl IIllIlll.fl'.Vl sign nf I,4'l'Xl1UIIl ix ll runlinuul f'hf'l'ffllllll'SS.,' llu1ly . . . 'Ilm-y . . . N.0.ll .... C.C. . . . Nnrlhlandf'r .... Ivan Anne' . . lloflgc- . . . joke-r . . ,gnoflboy . . . N.ll.U.'l'.C.-hut, of voursel . . . om' of thi- boys . . . honwvuniing vsvort . . . hopes tu vutvr l'rin4-:lou . . . kuifv. l.atin Chili l-2 lll'lllIlLllli'S Club 4: Sm'if'm'v Cluh 2. 4: llmnk Cluh 4: Football l, 2: Tran-k l. 2: Swimming 3. l: Choir l. 2: Chorus l. 2: Our llvarts lvvrt' Young auml Cay. Ilvr illll'l'l'. l.9 wr-rr' lwltl by mush' und llI,7ll'fl.1'5.!' Balls . . . ambition- to hr- an airline' liostvss . . linss . . . lluvkwye- l.akr- . . . IllillN'4l milk halls . Royale- llrivz--lu . . . 'I'hf- Hy:-S . . . 1II0llQ'l . l2-yvar pc'i'fQ-vt attc'mlanrr rt-t'oi'tl . . . rlarinrt . . . Nlore- fun . . . Stardust . . . Mr. 'l'iplon's ollivv . . . like-S howling anal haake-tball . . . Sruior-l a4'ulty gamv. Spanish Cluh 2. 3: C.A.C. l. 2. 3. 4: Nlusit- Cluh 4: llm-kc-y -13 llaskf-thall 4: liaml 3. 4: Orr-hffstra 4: Choir 2. 3, 4. Thirty-two Edward Prifcharcl Barbara Pope 'l'l1a' man that lows and luughx must sun' do well. Smiling Ed . . . Who's driving the' hvap tonight? . . . 29M after rlub . . . pegs . . . joker . . . long walk home . . . Haag Moppu . . . hamhurgvrs and milk shakes . . . Watch that stull, kid . . . fVlog:ol's . . . pet pe-1-ve: women drivers . . . llritvh. Dramativs Club 4: Art Cluh 4: Football 2, 3, 41 Trac-k 2, 3. Cm'ntlt' in nmnnvr. strung in p0r'furrnum'0. Nlargv . . . Ralph . . . '33 Dodge roupv . . . likes howling and music' . . . 1'l1eeselmrgf'rs and frenvh fries . . . Cottage Inn . . . pf-t prvw: lwnwwork and people- who brag: . . . Good lurk to .lmrneh D. l'mthn . . . littlr' sistrr . . . nBi'K'k1llSt'u . . . will al- ways retnvmher August 24. 1949 . . . minstrs-l show . . . All the- Things You Arr . Spanish Cluh 2, 3: lVlusir Club 4: Choir 2, 3: National llonor Soviety 3, 4. But tn sm' lwr was lu lure livr: Ta know lwr lwtter made lure gruwf, Syb . . . sharp dre-ssc-r . . . ma 4-lu-rc' hlnntlv . . . lung walk to svhool . . . Cubes . . . own rar . . . hrothvr, Yet-lm . . . nnons with Bimhy . . . V.S.ll. . . . Clwvlilir'r1 . . . hopes to enter Couuc't'tit'ut College for Wom:-n. Franc-h Cluh 3, 4: l,atin Cluh 2. 3. 4: Y-'lla-Q-ns l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. l, 2, 3. 4: Dramativs Club 3: Student Counvil l: Class SP4-rc-tai'y-'l'1'0as1lr9r l. Marjorie Rackham Sybil Rex Nancy Ruhl Joyce Sage'H' She who is musically talented may be every happy. Nancy . . . music . . . pet peeve: people who don't come to rehearsals . . . Idjit . . . choir partner, Annette Harms . . . trips to Cleveland . . . portraits . . . horses. Spanish Club 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 23 G. A. C. 1, 23 Art Club 4, President 44 Torch 4, Art Editor 4: Bexleo 4, Art Editor 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Music Club 4. Dark eyes with a wonzlerous, witching charm. Joyce . . . from Senn High School, Chicago, Illinois, 4 . . . Batman . . . But in Chicago we--- . . . Frankie Laine fiend . . . L.W.C .... can't wait to fill up her diary . . . This is my theme . . . be-bop . . . Laugh, I thought 1'd die . . . always full of pep . . . slumber party . . . Chicago accent. G.A.C. 4. Wisden: and laughter are mixed, oh so well. Pemily . . . mohonk . . . big sister . .summer hair-cut . . . 29M after club . . . tennis . . . cookie jar V.S.B .... to enter Vassar. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 43 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4g Basketball 13 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4g Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 33 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Torch 3, 4, Girls' Sports Editor 4: National Honor Society 3 4: Quill and Scroll 4g Valedictorian. Shirley Rinker Emily Schachi' Nice to be natural, when one is naturally nice. Shirl . . . from Parma Schaaf High, Cleveland, Ohio, 4 . . . milkshakes . . . basketball . . . likes to eat . . . dislikes quiet home rooms . . . yellow Pontiac convertible . . . sisters. Y-Teens 4, G.A.C. 45 Dramatics Club 4g Choir 4. '51 say what I think, nothing more or less. C-Buck . . . TR-26 . . . C.C .... the Wig . . Louise . . . argyle sockc . . . Frankie Laine fan . . going to Miami . . . home room ball . . . 'LThat's 0. K. there, Jolly . Spanish Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Varsity B 3, 43 Football 1, 2g Golf 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3g Student Council 15 Choir 4g Chorus 1, 2. 'il hope I shall have leisure to make good. Al . . . aide-de-camp . . . home room basketball . . . . . north end of the south woods . . . Wig . . . guns . . . The Wild Goose . . . famous father . . . Mac Kits . Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Art Club 2, 35 Tennis 15 Swimming 1, 2. Charles Rodgers Allen Rowe LeRoy Schoftenslein Thomas Schuh His wary hands an the wary keys Staged a ,hlful fantasy. l.ee . . . ambition--to be concert pianist . . . likes good music . . . steak . . . swimming . . . dislikes inelliciency and be-bop . . . younger sisters . . . to enter Princeton University. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3: Music Club 4: Vice-President 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Still water runs deep. Shoe . . . ice cream . . . steak and french fries . . . music . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . little brother. Spanish Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Chorus 1. 5'Virture and sense are hers. Little Audrey . . . Chet . . . Jo Ann . . .french fries . . . My, really! . . . pet peeve: men who don't like women drivers . . . ambition-to be a 'F.W.A. airline hostess. Y-Teens 2: Dramatics 4: Chorus 1, 2. Audrey Scott Cond humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in sacietyf' Sukie . . . Bimby . . . laugh . . . long walk to school . . . Mother Ultra . . . oranges . . . Long, lovely nails . . . noons with Cheeblies . . . V.S.B. . . . hopes to go to Connecticut College for Women. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports head 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Basketball 1: Hockey 1: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1: Bexleo 4: Student Council 1, 4: Choir 1: Class Vice-President 1: Our Hearts Were Young and Cay . Even though vanquished, he could argue stillf' Don . . . sharp dresser . . . Helaine . . . likes study hall . . . Towne House cubesteaks . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . white bucks . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 4, President 3: Book Club 4: Foot- ball 1: Track 1: Choir 1: Chorus 1. She deserres all in friendship. Jo . . . pet peeve: homework . . . black '48 Chrysler- X-152 . . . loves ice cream . . . often says Really . . . ambition--to become a Mrs? . . . will always remember her senior year . . . seen most often with Audrey . . . pretty smile . . . dark eurly hair . . . Striking Vikings .... lanuary 27. 1949 . . . 0. K. Hush! Spanish Club 2: Y-Teens 1: Dramaties Club 4. Thirtylour Sue Shinbach Donald Shlonslty JoAnn Shumalter Carolyn Smiih Dixon Smith Richard Snyder Sweet in manner and fair of face, Charm strikes the sight ana. merit wins thc soulf, And all her ways are full of graref, I , Nancy . . . terrific clothes . . . mad slumber partles Ca Ca . . . Tom . . . Crosley Station wagon . . . . . Dumbo . . . frigid fun . . . The Union . . . Madison's . . . Massachusetts . . . I don't even care Shusty . . . traveling parents . . . sharp sun-lan . . . Porkburgers . . . pet peeve: boys who criticize . . . 2 C or not 2 C . . . to enter Pembroke College women drivers . . . to enter Ohio University . . . , , , V,S,B ,.,, Chandaliers. V.S.B. French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4. Sevrerary 4: Latin Club 1, 2, Y- G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatifecluli 3, 4, Book Club 4. Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4: Book Club 4: F.T.A. 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. Stan . . . entered from South High School, Columbus, 2 . . . tall . . . glasses . . . black hair . . . laugh . . . May I have your attention, please? . . . Torch 2, 3, 4, Photographer 2, 3, 4g Bexleo Stall 3, 4, 4.1-he social, friendly, honest many, Photographer 3, 4g Track 2g Spanish Club 2: School Announcer 3, 4g Stage Manager 2, 3, 4. Smitty . . . pegs . . . C.C. Mogol's '46 Ford . . joker . . . cowboy. Spanish Club 2, 3g Track 2, 3. Blue eyes, humor and a grin, With these, his friends aren't hard to win ,lerr . . . My Joy Baby . . . L-11-Q . . . The A , , . ,, Red Devil . . . French fries with eatsup . . . There's An honest mans word IS as good as his name. ,, , No Tomorrow . . . Gulf statlon. Dick . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . Mogol's . . . Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club lg Hi-Y 2, 3: Ari C.C .... chewing gum lender . . . black pegs. Club 1, 2: Varsity B 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Tennis 1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2g Chorus B111-WCl1Hll 12 Tfafk 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Bi1Sk9lllilll 2, 1, 2, 33 Swimming 2, 33 Student Council 4: Choir 2, 3. Nancy Shustick Stanley Skillren Gerald Smeck Herbert Solomon Robert Tall How one small head can curry so much krzowletlgef, Herb . . . one of Charlicfs boys . . . Sum Pius Aeneas . . . always eating . . . imitations . . . the elassics . . . chewing gum borrower . . . That's line, fine , . . ambition-to be a doctor . . . Southlander. Latin Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Drarnatics Club 4: Science Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Book Club 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 3: Choir l, 2: Chorus 1, 2. Life without sports is not life. Bob . . . boating . . . Five Brothers . . . Cap Northlander . . . Lake Erie . . . responsible for Bexley's mascot . . . unpredictable . . . chief school- spirit booster . . . to enter Ohio State University. Hi-Y 2. 4: Varsity B 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All-C.B.l,. 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf l: Choir l, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2. llc hath u hcurl us sound as u hell. Charlie . . . h:nnlnn'gers . . . long walk home . . . golf . . . Barn-tt's heap . . . Jo . . . dis1ikes eonceitcrl people . . . brother Herb . . . joke. lli-Y 4: Art Club 4: Varsity B Club 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball l, 2, fl. All BklSPlH.lll 12 Track 2. 3, 4. ,r f-E, W , w ':' Th'rly's'x Helaine Tolpen Charles Tinlcham A cute little miss with a taking way. H. T .... from Franklin Junior High School, Colum- bus, 2 . . . pet peeve: tall people . . . Party Poops ...2Cornot2C...Don... Laugh,I thought I'd die . . . Geneva . . . cashmeres . . . dislikes homework . . . Monkey . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 2, 3: G.A.C. 3, 4. He is to be looked up to. Art . . . saxaphone . . . DeM0lay . . . band trips . . . Mr. 'I' . . . brother . . . home room basketball referee . . . to enter Ohio State University. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 4: Music Club 4: Drum Major 3, 4: High School Swing Band 2, Band Council 4. His admirers are easily won. .ler . . . Nlogolk . . . deep voice . . . C.C. . famous laugh . . . Lut'cr . . . black pegs . . . Rosary women. Spanish Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Track 1, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2. Arihur Turney Gerald Ullery l Robert Ussery Marilyn VanMe'I'er Rodney Voris The ability to act is a priceless urtf' Bob . . . from Oklahoma City High Sehool, 4 . . , Nut that I lore study less. 11111 thu! I lure fun morcf, pet pee-ve: yankees and Bexley cafeteria . . . ambi- Ronnie . . . RW-34 . . . Bexley l,llill'lllill'y . . . Legion tion: radio . . . deep voice . . . a way with women ball player . . . fisherman. . . . Station WKY . . . Best in the West . . . to enter Oklahoma University. Dramatics Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Choir 4: Our Hearts Vllere Young and City . Always true and faithful us can bef' Marilyn . . . from Columbus School for Girls, Co- lumbus, ZZ: . . . EV-25 . . . cabin in Hocking Hills . . . terrific vacations . . . quiet . . . trip to Florida . . . big and little sister . . . to enter Western College for Women. French Club 2: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4. 24 NIlllI,S fortunes are the fruit of his character. The art of pleasing f'0l1.Xl'5lS in being iccll plcuscrlf Barbie . . . Plotkin's Plotters . . . The Forum . . . lunch with Dora .lean . . . horseback riding . . swimming . . . Northlander . . . reading . . . ambition: to be the highest paid secretary in Columbus. G.A.c:. 3: Book Club 4: Choir 3, 4. In her tongue is the luw uf kiI1l1l1l'SX.,, Connie . . . argyles . . . playing the piano . maroon convertible . . . diets . . . little brother . . . dislikes the saying get serious . . . Begin the Bc-guine . . . Where Are You? . . . to enter Warti- Belmont. Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 4: C.A.C. 1. 2, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Horizon Club 4: Book Club 4: Choir 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1: Our Hearts Were Young and Cay , Nlusic Club 4, Secretary 4. Ronald Wallace Barbara Ward Constance Webber Nancy Weiffenbach Gloria Weintraub Style is the dress of thoughts. Nanee . . . from Reynoldsburg High, 3 . . . little brother, Curl . . . swimming fan . . . dislikes liver . . . antiques . . . would rather design than eat . . . sharp dresser . . . one of the girls . . . Some Enchanted Evening . . . to enter Ohio State University. Y-Teens 4: C.A.C. 4: Dramaties Club 4: Art Club 4: Basketball 3, 4: Tennis 4. She's willy and wise and lured for her way She's rlerer, disarming and busy all day. Cert . . . the Bernhardt of Bexley . . . eonelave at Chi . . . Wednesday nights . . . new posture . . . witf-h's eaekle . . . Lover . . . Cornelia . . . Cert's Squirts . . . sports . . . Laugh, I though I'd die . . . to enter Ohio State University. Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vive-president 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3, President 4-3 Draniaties Club 3, 4: Science Club l, 2, 3: Book Club 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain l, 2, 3: Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports Queen 4: Hoekey 1, 2. 3, 4: Tennis 2: Tureh 3, 4, News Editor 4: Bexleo 4: Student Couneil 3: Quill and Scroll 4: National Honor Soeiety 3, 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Cayu. Musir is well said to be the speech of angels. Barbara . . . loves inusie and salads . . . Canasta . . Luther League . . . little sister . . . eontralto . Mister Roberts . . . baby sitting . . . Virus X . . to enter Capital University. Fl'f'lll'll Club 3. 4: Y-Teens l: lll'tlI1l3lll'S Club 4: l .T.,4. 4: Nlusir- Club 4: Choir 3, 4: Chorus l. L?. Barbara Welch Her wit, her wiles, her wonderous ways, Her memory will linger all our days. Wheel . . . The hands you love to toueh . . . Kleenex and gum . . . .lim . . . Lakeside . . . Stanwood Road Gang . . . V.S.B .... to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club -: X-leens l, .., 3, 4, Cabinet 4: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramaties Club 3, 4. President 4: Basketball 2: Tennis ZZ, 3, 4: Swimming 4: Hockey 4: Torch 3, 4, Assistant Literary Editor 4: Bexleo 4: Choir l, 2: Guill and Seroll 4: Our Hearts 9 -.1 9 . Were Young and Cay : Homeeoming Attendant -1: National Honor Soeiety 4. A good disposition is more mlunble than gold. ,leannie . . . good luek to Jmrneb D. Pmdm . . Barbara and Pat . . . slumber parties . . . Van's . . . Some Hnehanted Evening . . . glasses . . . airplanes . . . pet peeve: men drivers and Coca Cola . . . to enter Ohio University. Spanish Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens l, 2. 3, 1: 1 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic-s Club 3. 4: Art Vlub L, 3, 4: Horizon Club 4: Choir 4: Chorus 1. Nothing is little lo him that feels it with great sensil1ilitic's. Windy . . . the eoolies . . . founder of BB Club . . . the red bug . . . speedster . . . The Five Brothers . . . Shoulder Pad Club . . . easy-going. Freneh Club 3. 4: llramuties Club 4: Varsity B 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Traek l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Student Count-il l, 12, 3: Class President 3. Thirty-eight Jane Wheeler Jeanne While George Williard John Wilson Barbara Winkler He is wise who doth talk little. Johnny . . . pet peeve: rainy days, Monday . . . col- lects stamps and coins . . . favorite food-apple pie and ice cream . . . Canasta . . . golf . . . summer vacations . . . old newspapers. Book Club 4. Great thoughts come from the heart. Winky . . . dislikes conceited people . . . I Don't See Me in Your Eyes Anymore . . . little sister . . . Kitty's parties . . . Lo Carolyn . . . Hamlet . . . social work . . . Oh, gee! . . . summer conferences . . . Wooster . . . blouses . . . likes animals . . . loves chocolate cake with fudge icing. Spanish Club 3, 4: Horizon Club 2. 3. 4, President 4. The best of healers is good cheer. Marie . . . famous father . . . up North . . . Luther League . . . Good luck to Jmrneb D. Pmdm . . . We Know . . . vanilla phosphates . . . Bill . . . likes all sports . . . popular music . . . to enter Capital University. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2: C.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 3. 4: Choir 2. Eugene Lehman Suzanne Singer Eugene Lehman, Suzanne Singer will receive diplomas at the end of summer. Q Marilyn Yochum He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. Red . . . roller skating . . . tax stamp collector . . . home room basketball . . . dislikes particular people. Just wait, sir, 1'll do something wicked yet. Zip . . . big joker . . . hates nosey people . . . B-4154 . . . We know . . . Maril . . . Mr. T. . . . Buckeye Lake. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Choir 1. Quietly and industriously he goes his way. Glenn Messerknecht C-len . . . food! . . . '33 Ford . . . Sonnies . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . Rosary . . . hambur- hers! Kenneth Young William Zipf Cfoldded fnrfuvfzfcf M V01 my 2w'1'w 1 L40 f f 'P' 6 'voovw ' ' EJ 50 Azl' .Q A -Q ,,....- D . 5 L M My X :mb luv 'mn- wwx 1Q igg? wfagw .mw aX' x X wa I an W 58' f 1 XXX ,Wi ,, xg-si' ..... I lffffl. fffff: l'.uI xlXN!II. llivlx llilI'lIl'll. xl.lI'f ll1'l'lll0llI', llulr ll4'l'IlllllII'. Ili.-lx Illnlw. ,lim lllm-ka-r. luuulllfu llugp. 'Ibm llnllll. lulm llmll, llIlll'll'N lll':lrlNll:ln. Nwffffff! fffff: llf-nil.: llfglfulxu-fu, Xl1lIl.IIl llmlo-x. ,lim ifumplu-ll. 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Xlalrk IillI'l'if1?N'f l.zirryl,ong1wf-ll.lNlaryl.oi1 Lowry. Dave Mankin. ilim Martin. llrisvilla Mason, Esther Nlay. lllltlll Nle-Kinnon. .Mlelaide Xlellman, Don Nlerkin, Maurita Merrill, Maureen Merrill, Connie Nliller. l'atty Miller. SUIWIIIII role: ,lean Nlohr, Lorena Mohrliolli, Larry Morgan, l,ois Morganstr-rn. Patty Morris. l'aul Myers. llolv Neuman. ,lerry Noetlilivli, lloh Ulson, Sue Osterman. Rosemary Painter. Norma .lean l'aradise, Roger Parsons. l'll'1Illl I'llll'f Richard Piittersoil. Don Plotnik. David Powell, Ilean Powers. Bill Purdy. Wilma lla:-klmm. IU-gay Rainey. Hola Reddy. l'aula Ringle, Carol Ritterspavll, Marty Rosenrield, Sylvia Hulren. urer. These three. during their two short years in high school. have proven themselves to he leaders in every sense of the word. ln the field of athletics. this class promises to he somewhat of a standout. Several of the hovs reeeived their second swimming award this veal. As the spring sports take the spotlight. several lwoys are in line for tennis. track. and hasehall awards in addition to the sophomore letter winners. Hczflr I'1PIl'I Saralee Saivlxs, ,lan-qiieliiie Sallee. Nellie Samson. Gerry Sargent. Betty Saunders. .lm-k Seeker. Kathryn Y S1-ltr:-in-r. .l4'll.I'4'j' S4'ltVVtlltlL, .lim Slianahorn. l'lzuriet SllllSlt'I'l1lilll, Carl Sl:-nk, Isho Smith. Fred Smoot. St'l'1lIIll 140111 Sanford Solomon. Nam'ySontler,l.olita5telwelto11. Holm Stone. Paul Strahni. Nainvy Sutton, .liivk llllI0lllIPS0ll. Sheila lillvrook. Dave lippett. N1-tl Underwood. Betty Yaiive. Ginny Yarley. Fixiiik letter. 15111111 mir: ,lohn Wm-ker, tihii- Waliolli. 'llom iwulluer. Bill Wullaf-e. Don VV:-lrlrer. Xlargrairet W1-I1-lu. ,loel Whit:-. llulli Whiting. :Xlfred Whitt, .lolin Williams. ,lim Willson. Dirk Wood. A ' fl-4 Nl luwl Ill-1. Num-5 lm- lllnwxinp. ,lim llllyil. 111-nrggv llurlvy, sllll'll'y llnllvr. l,QlIlll' llurus. 'ruml mu: lllilllk'r llullnvlx. vI'1lI'Q'Ill'1' ffalrq-y. llllllllll llZlI'54llI. llzllvl lin-lu, llt'N4'I'lf l'lill'lQ. .lim lllllflx. l'm-gp llzurlx. ,l1'1lIlIll1' f,ult1-up linlu-rr l,1hNllll. XISIIW 'XXIII l.l'4'ilgl4'I'. llpm' lluxnl-mu. lmnl mu: Inm ll1lXlN.l'AQ'ljll llurlmm. Vully l'.lljlllSll. vlllfllyll l'4'llNl1'lIl1llx1'l'. llalxul l'lbllxIllQlll. l.1lmml lux. Nur- Lmiu lfrannlx. Inu lluym' Ifn-1-r, llruokv- llilrwn, l'lllVS'1lI'fl llfillllll. .lulm Ur:-vln-5. 'flu' uplu-r l'lllS5IlH'll llzna- lllI'l'il1ly ll'ilI'lIl'Kl lllill lllc- lvl't'SlIllll'Il ym-ar is truly llll llllID0l'l1llIl unc. ll'l'5llllll'Il wnlln-ml xxilln :nanny ru-xx vxpm-1'ivrlc'c's xxllivll arm' lmlll l'Ill1'l'l1llIllllQ.l and vcl11c'aIim1a1l. 'lillcy so form lrim-mlslnipf sshivll will l1lSl llll'UllQlll0lll tlw r-mning yvurs. :X l'l'l'5lllIlllll ul llc-xlvx lliuln Sf-lmul will lung l'l'llH'IlIlil'I' llw lhrill ul' nhl- llrsl pe-lv rullv. 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The future ol' a svhool depends upon its l'resl11n1-11 our leaders of tomorrow! fl mu 1 Nnt11n11 1 S0llfllW'Ul'lll. .lean S0lIIllW0l'Ill. Dane Spiers, Di1-k Stevens. tiQ'0l'f1t' Stury. Ken 1 t1 N 111 1 Nti 1pe1 Bill Stygler. 'l'h11rnt11n Swisher. Bula 'l'l1:11'ker. Sully Tippett, 'ff'I'I'Y Toth. 'llom 'l'11rner, ,ludy Yun l3l:1ri1-1111. llunua ,11 111 1lx W11ll111-1-. Nanglin Xxillttlj. run! mu 111 Holt wiill'llt'I', Bi!l'lllll'il wlllSSQ1I'Sll'tlIll. llirk xxilltl'Ill1HllU'I', fi111'l VU-ill1-11l1111-l1. llult 111 1llllltlN 1 Vtilliznns. Shirley Vfilsun. Bula Vfise. Q. . U1 'i,,..'l-1 4.f1,a CAL lgfogrem LOWLG45 Z'0l'l'1, wading fogelfher Hull E GP ' l I I X2 I 6 A Ng Y 4 N illl' is , E N. f F 2 -41105. 'I 9 W GXUII 2 . Y ,S -ua 39 isa 5 , -55 I ix an M alba A Q B e Y v ag 'S Q K .V 'K r X if v,.vw' -nu. . A, sv-WM NVQ-.,v'wf ' M1-fam-fr' sp 'uwvaem 2-amvxwxs ses umm we wwwxv ex rfffy l'pp1'r grnup, lun-If rnzr: Pup:-. NI:-ivr. ,lzu'lsson, l'. lllurk. .l. llottvr. lla-l,ung:. lllnnw. Nlaly, llurns. 5. .llHll'F. l' lfllint. Xllvn. Frank, .N'e'r'rr:llr nur: Killmurnv. xlill'1'll34.llllfllillll. Hlll1'lllIl?40ll. llulluku-r. ,'xI'lllllI'. l rm'4-r. llullmnn llnll. l'. lfnglisll. llfllllillll. l,ins4-ull. Nl:-Umm-ll. Sixth raw: Kr-yl-s, l'. Nlillvr. fllif-k, lluinvs. S. lflurk. I..-xy Klvin- msm-r, lllznplln. llurllvll, Hunt. .lr-nkins. link:-y. Collins. Fifllr rnzr: lsaulv. lmgig. Mlalllls. Nlulnr. l l'ul1lu'nlnlr'g1-r llixnn. 5. lqllglllhll. lf. linglisll. l'. Xlnrris, lhrsl-ln. His:-y, Clllllllllglllillll. II. Nlillvr. I lPlll'lll rnzr: llurln-r. l.e-ftwin-ll lmw. N. Xlnrrlf. llm-I .l. lflliul. llirsm-ll. llurklm-ss. lispvr. llvrr. lllmppr-Il. Nlnlrrlmll. lll'1'llQI1'l'. llirlluvk. Thin wuz' llurln-5. l,, lfnlla-r. Ixrulvzyk. Iliwkinsml. Nlvtxgzvr. liillwrl. R2lllllN'I'L.'Il'l'. .lan-ulrsun. Knppvllnnll. Kulz. liUll1'll Hl'illl1lNllll', lywin, ,wr-1111411-.,14': lllzlizv.llruluy.4lurxis.Dr'Nln'1'i. 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Wilson. lulgwru. 5il,LI4'll. I'm-ks-tt. .SUVIIIIII l'U1l'I llowv. l'uulos. vvlllllv. Inns. Nl, Smith. Rinlwr. Slmrl. lflisf- Hwllzwllt. l'n-inns. xx-l'lll1l'llllill'll. Ylwlllllll. l,1-wis. I'vI'1PIIf ruzr: slllIllNll'll. Nil-kr-I. lfmily Sf-Imr-ln, He-x 5lIlI'll4'lx. 11, Smith. llxnrranlx. Nr-iglxlmrs. W:-intruulv. 1.1-ggn-tl. Wvlrlu-r. Plollxin. l.ilI'4'Illllll. gmc l ml:-r llu- llI1lillN'l' ul Nlnss xlLll'g1i1l'l'l lmvv. lllv gurls pllysrc-ul C1lllf'LlllUll llll'Pl'l0l'. lllv lnrls 'Xlllll'lll' Llulv llilh il1lXilllI'4'1l num- lllun vvvr. ll ll2lS llvlrl its lillv of ilu- SI'll0Ul-S lurgvsl vlulw fm' lllra-1' ym-urs. lu urgnnm' llillllllllltll s u 1 IIlllHNl I 0 ' 2 ' If an l 'I'l'iIl4' ' il vzlri us spurls. girls xwrv illDI!0llllt'll In lll'illl llw lullmxing spurls: lvuskm-llvull. lruvkm-y. vallvylulll. ll'IlIIlS. ill'l'lll'I'y. lumling. golf. swimming. lillill'-l4'llIllS. ruling. l vusm-lwull. uml lvzulminlmm. Ihr- MM, lfzmqnu-1 was lwlcl Klux' 23. and tht' girls N-c'0ivv1l LlXNilI'llS lor outstamling pvrfor- lmulr-v in mlillm-rm-rll sports. Mm ulln-1-rs xwrv mslallefl lwy Ilw out-going prs-sulvlll in an imprr-ssiw l'l1llllll'llQlll c'4'l'4-:rm Upper group, back row: Southworth. Vance. Polster, Salomon, Wilson, Tippett, Hutchinson, Durham, Huflaker, Marcus, Kilbourne, Neuman. Fourth row: Linscott, Haight, Williams, Van Blaricon, Clark, Meier, Morris, Creager, English. Leftwicli. Thin! row: Delong, Plotkin, Shustick, Shinbach, Auch, Bukey, DcNucci, Reed. Pee-rson, Frankenberger. Grimm, Souder. Second row: Loos, Baker, White, Krieckhuus. Neighbors. Olson, Blashek. llam- berger. Weintraub. Krakoff, Van Meter, Nickell. Front row: Beck, B. Miller, Schacht, Mawhinney, Smith, I.ipani. lirolczyk, Bowen, Liggett, li. English, Jarvis, WeiffenlJac'h, Lippert. Loufcr group. lmrk rout: Powers. Keys. Chapline, Click, Hoffman. Clark. Mills. Fourth row: Vertner. Haight. Burns, Hoffman, Hisey, Jones. Varley, Lane, Barber. Hall, Guilford. Third row: Miller, Morris. Bartlett. Haines. Allen, Elliot. Kleinmaier. Busch. Groves, Bidlack, Southworth. Second row: Graham, Burley, Short. Schacht, Smith, Nlohrhoff. Nliller. Amorine. Stone. Kielmeyer, Esper, McNarney, Anthony. Front row: Nida, Cotter, Rinkcr. Riggs, Hunt. Levy, Hurrah, filoclfelter, Vilheeler, Babbitt, Hoel, Armstrong, Peiros. - .3015 Under the guidance of Miss Trola McCurdy. Y-Teen advisorg Martha Lou Clodfelter. presi- dentg Peggy Riggs. vice-presidentg Jane Harrah. secretary, and Bunny Hunt. treasurer. the Y-Teens of 1950 have tried to build a fellowship of girlsw. At the beginning of the year, a South Pacifici' rushing party was held to invite new members. and everyone came dressed as some character from South Pacific . Puppets for the poor children were made by the members at the first meeting. During Christmas, the club took care of two families. giving each of the sixteen children at least Five presents and both families plenty of food for their Christmas dinners. Twenty of the members took part in Links. which is a city-wide Y-Teen project that gives the girls a chance to work in hospitals, settlement houses. nurseries. and old folks' homes. The club sponsored a style show. with Y-Teen members modeling clothes from the Union Company. The committee on Devotions took charge of the annual Easter watch services and assembly. The watch services this year were conducted over the school's loudspeaker system. In April. the annual Mothers' Tea was held. Then the traditional Farewell Banquet for the seniors closed the 1950 Y-Teen Year. Fi lv om l1'111'l1' r1114': Rilyllllbllll. lfllllllll. Ruth, ,I1-lT111'y. Willunl. ll11l111 Vv11NN111l 1 1 1NN1 N 11 11 Y S1'I111I11-nN11-i11. 7'l11'r1l 1'1111'.' ll1ll'I'1lll, 51'l1111'l1t. 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Ire-as111'1'1': and l'1-ggy Higgs. s111'iz1l 1'l111i1'111a11. llzilpll Nl. llowvll was l-llf'lllly 111lx'is111'. H111-I1 11111: x4'lxll'y, Ii11g,11-ls. lx1'i1-111-1'. l!I11k1-. SI11l'l'li. H1111 11 1. 1x11N1111 Nlllt vtvI'll1'l'. lglblllll, Sl'llWLll'lZ, Nll'l'lilll, Iluyvl. H1'1'11111l 1'1111': llnfl I11 1 1 1 llllllwll. lll'1'll4'l'- ll1lll'1H1'. llI'4lN!'F. xx-lIll'ill'l'. f 1'1111l 1'11u': lll11l 5. 1-11 1111 1- 1 N Xl111'g1111. llillllilll. Nlllil, sllllllll. Nlz11sl1i11111'1'. l'111glial1. ,T xh- Hr1f'lrrnu': Soloman. Felsenthal, Doesclier, Vetter, Clark, Jones, Collins, McKinnon. Lewis. Fourth rout l rim-clnnin. Wood. Rod liooke, Stone. Kohls, Bolin, Barnett. Dozer. Howe, Barker. Tlzfril row: Willson, Kilne. Neuman. Solomon. Hampton, Sliockey. Underwood. Quecke, Haering. .Sl't'!HLt1 l'l11L'! Perrin, Zur-hs, Wleilcr, Clark. l'ohlmun. Uwe-ns, liunlon. Svutcl-Q. Nlonty Cook, Schacllt. Front rout Kielmeyer, Bowman, llayes, lxrelus, led Look. lultler. lxrn-ggcr. Tinkhum, lnboden, Rodgers, Czunplmell. JL- Under the leadership of President Ted Cook, the Hi-Y Club enjoyed a successful year. During the fall the ollicers of the club par- ticipated in the training school at Camp Viiill- son for the purpose of understanding Hi-Y work better and planning the years program. The annual Hi-Y work day brought in seventy-live dollars for the National Hi-Y Fund for the rehabilitation of Hi-Y clubs in Europe. f,lllCl' club olhcers included Bill Elder. vice- presidentg Keith Krebs. treasurerg Tom Black- stone. secretaryg and Don Kielmeyer. chaplain. John Schacht acted as faculty sponsor. cience The Science Club is subdivided into the Iii- ology, Chemistry. and l'l1ysics committees. on any of which groups its members may serve. Through the many and varied programs which have been presented by these committees. the club has served to stimulate a Hide interest in science. Chartered by the Science Clubs of America. this club receives helpful literature concerning recent scientihc progress. Ollicers for the year were Judah Folkmun. presidentg Colborn Addison. vice-president. Allen Rowe. secretaryg and Dick Vlrolfe. treas- urer. The advisor was lioss li. liefauver. lfrzrlr four: R. ll. lxelauxer iilllYlS0l'l. Look, bvatek. Wvhitnev, liarl-utr. Fclsenthul, Cill!llilJl'll, lflmler, Dozer. Click Y f lnun, l olkman. Serurnl row: Solomon, Goldfarb, loorman. Wolfe, Folkmun, flddison. Howe, l eitlinger. Xleyer liHSl lllllLll. 1 runf roux' Bowman, Bemis. Barrett, Hampton. 2 ww ' nxrl 1 lim-If I'1Ill'f Nluriin, linllins, Vl411111l. llllllIDl'll. lfnnk. ,I11111-.-, l,0l'S1'll1'l'. l'11w1-ll. Ki1111'. lfiflh 1'1111': l,1'1'1'i11. W1'il1-1' Xly1'l', ll11s1'11ll111l, lllIl'llN. N1'w111:111. l'1'z11's1111. lfllglisll. ll11ll1111111. f 111l1'Il1 l'1lll'f ,'X1l1lis1111. l'i11llu11u11, lflnrlx. l'11w1'1's xlllltlll, llisvy, lIli1-lx. ll11ll'111a111. Yill'lf'y. 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Selizieiit. SilllSlit'ii. Siiinluieh. xiilWiliIlttPY. Nueli. .-Xrinstrong, Lititllti. Krievkliutts. Plotkin. . , i Cf J .7 l 6lH'l6lflC5 Hfflffflne EEC 110115 iiexlefs Dramaties Ciuii is run ivy five com- T0 promote the teaelting profession is the mittpes program, g11'lA Sm-ial, play Q-aging, and aim of the Future Teachers of Ameriea. The T mlmlit-ily, imexiev eilamter was fountieci lust Year. Aux' I , . . . I.'ealm.t,d in this yt,al,'S Ilmgwms new two senior planning to teueii is eitglirie to join the tluiz Slums and Welles from Sm.m.al Views. The eiuii. in May juniors interesteci in teueliing ner:- llhristmas meeting presenting Scrooge and muted' al Intel. pl.W,.l,mn with UAH on a gummer-Q Dany- Activities engaged in ineituieti visiting otiler 2- A - - , ' A twrt, t.5l,t,l.iallV Humble ln.0,,.l.aHN seiloois and taking over elasses xwlien teueiiers . ' F ' Umwrs for me Year 191950 were Jane were aimsent. The Bexley group inns palrtieiputeti -. . '. . . in Several eitv- i- t' gs. Xtlieeler. president: bue Beck. wee-presidentg N , U' NH mee infix h Mm uaulmmm, Wm-etarv and Umm? Web- Uliieers tins year were ,lane Htwl. president: V 'l ' ' ' . A. . Marv Lou iimvert -e- ' - A '- 1 - tier. treasurer. in the absence ot Miss Mullins, S gl ' Il ' in lui?-iienvif 'md Ldlolyn - . V ulllttl. .'t'C'I't'lL1I'V-Il'?i1.'llI'l'l'. . 1 ' A 4 Niles Doris Noting served as facility sponsor. , N , ' R 'NN 'Ulm' llmmdb is the adviser. Hzlrlf mir: iiriwklultts. Smith. Hoei. Lipperl, .liU'ltilS0ll. Plotkin. l'vI'1H1f rolr: tlrnlry, IM-l,ong. liailnluitt. Blom-lt. .'flr.st'llI: YY:-ivil. l,0l'l!IUl'. Peiros. 3... A me -,.,.mmxnllu1Q: :mv -:mga lhnlr nur: Nl'iQilihllI'N, lflil-k, lfullills. Nil-ke-II. Fllllflll mir: llzlylllmlll, Wilsrlll. livli. .ll-Il'l'1'y. Willialrll. lilly:-s HilI'l'l'll. Slllnllsky. lXi1'IllIllilIl'l'. ltllllll. xlll'il'y. Illlfll wtf: l,l'SlIlfI, Nlzllll'l'l', Rnll1'l't-', l'illll'V. Sxaltllk. fi0llkl'. SlllN'kt'y Nl-lllsllrlx. 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':9W.m, uk ,A .Xx.Axw.wLvA- A, Q l 4 ' A W W S325 A 2 SAX A , AL x Mg' Sw my 'LW-f , X A , A A, A ,AAA N ..,-,, , Y -A 1 :LA A - A ' H f W X . 5' .. -A ff fii,-.lkfk-,f 41' A AAA F K J. M QA: Ag.! AAAA NSNAWM A, .A A A, MA-, A , Q-.,- W lib 335 XA ' , W ' fwvhig f -,,..... -- 4x KV. . L93 sawmxwsxvwxgw sawxfmmsxximusaxwz' amxmsvszmmmnmmm we mwx: mmsmfww ff an-W wx if as is I 3 A ,if a 5 . 5 5 my we' 'Mm Sixty jndfrwmenfaf Ywmic The orchestral music department, under the direction of Ted Tatgenhorst, is composed of three sections- --the orchestra. the marching hand, and the concert hand. Supplemented hy students from Capital University and Ohio State University. the orchestra has taken part in several activities. including the operetta Trial hy Jury , which was presented hy thc choral music department on May 2 and 3. During the foothall season the marching hand took part in half-time activities at all hut one of the llexley games. Homecoming was highlighted hy such formations as Queen Lou and the familiar hlock ll , Art Turney. Saralee Graham, Peggy Clark. Beverly Spohn. Nancy lfisper and lVlarilyn Anthony served as drum major and majorettes. The concert hand hegan its activities immediately following the close of the foothall season. The Annual Patrons' Concert was held on April 21. in the high school auditorium. A combination of classical. semi-classical. and popular music, including selections such as Trauersinfonic hy Wagner. Interlude hy lVIorrissey. Cahinsi, hy Uilletts, and Dry lionesi' was played. On May lil an outdoor spring concert was held at the Jeffrey Mansion. The hand played selections from South l'acillic , The Symphonic March , i'Four Horsemen , and Dry lioncsu. A picnic was also held al the Jeffrey Mansion on May 16. The lland Parents Cluh under the leadership of Mrs. lilickrnan. president. presented a min- strcl show in the high school auditorium on January l7. The proceeds were used to purchase let- ters and awards which were presented at the annual hand banquet. April 26. at the Columbus Country Cluh. Chester L. Fair of the Ohio State University music department spoke at the banquet. He was introduced hy Louis Dewitt. Sr., who served as toastmaster. Mr. Tatgenhorst, who has com- pleted his fourth and last year at Bexley High School, was presented with a movie camera. Mr. Tatgenhorst has accepted a position at Mansfield High School, Mansfield, Ohio. A newly organized addition to orchestral music department is the Dixieland Band, consisting if up v XA :Q F - X N 'W tb :fe V W WX wg S XX, X 'X X ,Y we ,,.. v Q ax V , X X V X X, R JX vy . E X ,T N3 Q I -if X Ng M Q M 1 Nnzjngsvg it EN Ka vi vf gf. 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W ,., X A , ,gil XX A X N ,X gf P136 X 'A fm sf? i f ff 5 'ff .X fsyjfi Q . VX sk X, XX X X, X Xgf X,? 3:38 l,'irl,x' film' fflnli. lmwlf mir: English, Lune-, Linsvott. llutvliinsmi, lfrz-r-r. l'm-lwtl. lhulig. Straps-r. Yun lllairismni 'l'illvl'wNlli. Naiiiivy. SfllllllWlll'lll. sLlllIl1lt'l'h. Xlnfnn. Svrnrnl rnuu' l'illiut. AllillIlS. lllvssing. Ualks. Nlvrrill. Sllllthllll llixun. lvvllnn. Snhnnnn. llnnt. Ninth. Wilson. fl5lf'I'IIlilll, If-kits. Vwnsm-l's2l'nlii. l'runI rout: llntlvr. lilnrk. llvnrx .lnvksnii, linln-rl-. Xlnllr. Ilim-h, 51'lluttm'l1eIe-ill. xlllfllllt. vllIll'1', Jxllllllllly. lliwvy. ,Inne's. llvz, li. linlwrt Xlye-rs fliimitni. liirlf l'fn.wrnlrl:'.' linhl. Iflmlll-It:-i'. llurinf. Higgs. Plotkin. liliupliinf. Claim-. Pup:-. We-ln-li. at piunu Nan-kliann. Clara! mimic 'l'lu- livxlvy lligh Sr-lmnl Choir is vmnposefl Ol' sixty-fivv liwiiilwrs. mostly juniors and seniors who nu-vt lin- tinws il xxvvlx tu slncly all types of good mnsiv. Nlvrnhvrsliip in this organization is strictly on u st-lei-tive luasis. and vuvli im-inlwr is i'r-qililwl In lmw- hm-n prvvinnsly in ai fllvv filnh lor one Seinestvr. llnclvr tht' rzlpzlllh' clirvvtiun ul' lf. liohert Myvrs. thc vhoir prffparml two liormul c'um'c'i'ls f tht- illlllllill Lliristinus c'mn'c'i't. ulnvh was lu-lil Devvililwi' 9. and thc' Spring' c'onf'0rt. lwlml on Nluy I uml As purl nl' lhv Spring l 0llC'Pl'l. the Choir presentml 'l'1'ial lip' Jury. hy Cilhert and Sul- livan. This was thc- lirsl light upcrl vrvs ' .1 I entefl in Hexlvy High Sz-lmnl for live yn-airs. Tlmsv who sung lln' lc-znling parts in-rv: hlartha lpn filofll'9lt0i'. aml Shirlvy Plotkin. Sllllflllg the part ol' Angvli na. tht- ln'icl1': Dir-k Wallin- uncl lim iiumplwll. sharing tho part nl' the' llf'l'0tlll2llllQ Pall Aylisin. the' lfiuxx' Ulm' fflnff. lnlrfi' rnzr: Spivrs. 'Nlr'yvl'f. .'M'lQlc'y. fiihsnn, Nlvll. Vlialinll. ,lmn'f. Yll'l,ll1'I'w1lll. llm-fvln-l'. Frunl lllll.' llalzix. hxvl'llli4'llll1l4'll. xxi2llU'lllllillU'l'. illippvtl, llmlvrwmnl. Fox. Ruth, Smirlwr. Vliuml, Nlr. Nl:-yvrs. lfnu' I'.'lIM'IlllIl4'f fiinlo-lx. l nltun. .lr-llivry, fllll'lilIHlll. l'illl1'l', 54'li0ttm'listQ-iii. l,l1'l'I't ' nt pinnn. Nlr. Nla-yn-rs, 1 i l - 3 L l K ' ' Q, g, 1 1, L 5 s L lflmir. Illlfk row: Clodfelter. Seeker, Lareomlm, Smith, Chappell, Amorine, Diekinson. Hutchinson, Elder, SCIIOIIFII- stein. Bender. llssery. lmlnoaien. Pieree, Creager. Third muu' Cotter, l,ewis, Short, White. Nlohrholl. Vl'4-lnlner, Vfartl. Vl'olfe, Clit-kman, Knowles, l'rim'e. Sehwartz. Second rnu': Rinker, Blum. Higgs, Beck. liutrhinson. Svatek, Fulton. Sihairllaum. lianiplrell. Leliosa, Graham, Sehottenstein. lfhapline, Miller, Crimm. Frou! rnur: llarms, Plotkin. Rnhl. Fl'llIlkf'lliYQ'l'gZl l', Svhaeht, Miller, Clark, Morris. Kleinmaier, Levy. Hlif-I. Pope. Cluize. Welt-h, ,-Xutlmny. C. Robert Nlyers direm-tor. usher: Marshall Clickman, the counsel for the plaintiffg Perry Schwartz. the judge: and Bill lil- fler. the foreman of the jury. The Choir sang in several of the school assemblies. the lfaster Chapel. and Thanksgiving Chapel. They also sang: at the Central District Meeting of the P. T. A.. which was held in Deeem- ber. A joint eoneert with the band was presentefl in May. Aeeompanist this year was Marjorie Rackham. The Boys' Clee Club is composed of twenty members and the Girls' Clee Club has forty- hve members. liar-h organization meets three times a week. and once a week they combine as a chorus. lioth Clee Clubs are composed mostly of freshmen and sophomores. and are preparatory groups for the Choir. Uperellu. left to right: Dick 6 Vfolfe. Nlarshall Clivkman. Shirley Plotkin, Perry Sehwartz. Xlilffllil l,on Clodfelter. Bill lfliler. .lim Collins. ,jcfzflfifiw fl , Calf!! l7I'0Lflfll'I'.5 l1I'0gl l1.5.iV,' l9l 0g I lK5.5 Lflilflf ZIIJJ C451 I llCfUl' A Sa. X ge S S 5' 4 S x- , X Q f 2 . g. Q 4 Q if N.. X- L. 1 C.. ,JZPQ 12 P61511 lfrrrlr ruu': Sue lleek. Nlr. llowell. ,lane Wheeler, ,lane Hoel, Emily PEIFSOIIS. Stanley Skilken, John Barrett. l.arry l a'itling1er, lioli l'i1-ree. Diane Ni-iglilrors, Sally ljggett, Nlrs. Vlfones. Dave Folktnan, 'Nlargie Blasliek. Front row: ,la-an Ann l,ipani, Mare fiertner. llarliara lTeNuer'i, Keith Krehs, .lane Aueh. Cert Weintrauli, Janice Krieekhans, lfinily Sf'lItlt'lll. Nancy Ruhl. Li Vlvith tht- feeling ol' a good jolt well done. the l95U Toreli stall hrings to a elose another sue- cessful year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Ruth Vliones. literary advisor. and Ralph M. l-lowell. business advisor. tht- stall' has hrought to you. the students. reviews and previews of all events taking place in the school. We will always remeniher our mad dashes down Mound Street- - make-up luncheonsf - headlines that wouldn't count-ftraditional light for girls' sportsf the many witticisms we never dared to print deadlines' fthe wonderful feeling: every time an issue eame out. Now it is time to sign our final thirty and to commend our editor for her untiring ellorts to make our Torch the hest ever. The stall includes Jane Aueh. editor: Keith Krebs. associate editor: Gloria Vleintraulm. news editor: Janice Krieckhaus. associate news editor: llarhara Delhlucci. literary editor: Jane Wheeler and Sue lieek. associate literary editors: Marc Gertner, sports editor: Emily Schaeht. girls' sports editor: Nancy lluhl. art editor: Jean Ann Lipani. exchange editor: Sally Liggett. advertising man- ager: Marjorie lilashek. Joyce Lormor. and Holi Pierce. associate advertising managers: Diane Neighbors. husiness manager: Stanley Skilken. Larry Feitlinger. and Dave Folkman. photograph- ersg John Barrett. Daurine Block. Jane Hoel. Diane Neighbors. and Emily Parsons. contributing editors. We hid a reluctant farewell to Mrs. Wones, the depths of whose wisdom. friendship. and un- derstanding will never he forgotten hy those who have worked with her. Slfvlj'-Si.1' fi y on ,JlALlf1fLilfL9 Sword Ilurlf rout Nlr. Howell, Martha Lou fllodfelter, .lane Whc'eler. Ruthann Jarvis, Stanley Skilken. .lurlali l olkman, fIoIburn Addison. .lack Jeffrey. Seeoml row: Sue Beck, Sally Liggett, Betty Miller, ,lane Hoel. llarlmra Krakolf, Nlare flertner. Sue Shinlrach, Margie Blashek, Nancy Ruhl. Front row: Keith Krebs, Gerry Olsen, .lane Aueh, Gert Vlleintraulm. With the world looking forward to better things at the turn of the half-Century. the Bexleo staff of 1950 has tried to present to its readers the finest Hexleo ever edited. The theme of the book. Progress, is a constant reminder of our purposes. our aims. and our ultimate goals in life. Progress is not only the theme of our Bexleo but also the foundation of a better world. As our forefathers sought improvements so do we. the class of l950. strive ever onward. ever upward. Cheerfulness and Cooperation among the staff members made the work both pleasant and en- joyable. This year especially the Bexleo was edited by many capable hands. The chief positions on the staff were held by Marc Certner. editorg Barbara Krakoff, associate editorg Jane l-loel, liter- ary editorg Nancy liuhl and Jane Auch, art editorsg Keith Krebs. boys' sports editorg Sue lieelc. girls' sports editorg .lack Jeffrey. business managerg and Colborn Addison. advertising manager. Assistant editors were Jane Wheeler, Sue Shinbaeh. Judah lfolkman. Sally Liggett. Gerry Olson. Martha Lou Clodfelter, Betty Anne Miller, and Marjorie Blashek. Once again we were fortunate to have Ralph M. Howell as our advisor. The staff will always remember how through their efforts their book was put together. The taking of pictures. soliciting for advertising and patrons. making frequent trips to the engravers. mounting pictures, and writing copy all went into the successful production of your book. Members of the staff hope that you as students will enjoy your Hvxlvo as much as the staff has enjoyed bringing it to you. Vive also hope that through this book you will always remember the many good times you had at Bexley High School in 1950. Vfvith this thought in mind we sign our final thirty. Sixty 911111, 0 . f ,l., i Eg ,Msg sg ' 'sr biasufx PX .fu ff ff . vu. ,Xf H nf. 5.9. -unans- AD rs Bi ER SH Q . FH' Nh X Q Q ,gr 3 'ti 'in l slu ,A ,Q I V ,gl N 1 ? E 1 9 X M J as aff V 53.1 29 -if-2 sf? .ve Q.. z S 'X 30 x Q 0 X . 5 , Q 1 1 - f:iv2Y' if QeJ21'S4vf' WW? x ist Vim 3 2555 V 32 2 TN 5? g. bp? ,gioorb fy f J 2 . f l'0gl l'.U 6 Ullllllll JAH! il Hg! unc! goof!,y10rf.5111c1rz.iA179 BIXLEY I7 VIEITURE I W x ull I ' , AV' 4021871 l AVI 69 r X3 3 . V Q0 B Q x f1f g n HH ll ' iillluf, A Nw 9' f' 1 Jw . j 'S il -ff if N 2 f. Www ff .f ' x ,psEW .fk . 1 if .W Y' if 2 .ffm- iiinf si' if JA Y? ff -Kwan A JS.. f A: K sk H .- ..,LWL9QY ff X' ., 5. aw X , A f' ,A... N A.. Ml' Q .. 5 Wffi, Q 4 f SN Wf K ,QM Pig? . Lf? sv K K . mx Wk- H Efi MT'ffPi 7 V 11750 f A 1 W l W? ' 4- ., A L L . .. I ifgg,.,..Q ,V W1 as . w..,,. . 5 X Q . 'K fy. zQ,i.g,.-g.gk-ywmlew-ffM1:2KW?'2' KN l 1 , , ,f , f X. . . , Vx , - - . , I '.. '13 ' 4 - .M- K ..,,. -f-if . .f ' K f ,f H s . . ,. . -,.4-i.Y,,..k.,, My JA ,V :Wm Q ww.. M... - ,.J---- 'MMW f,,.....n I K GS' K .J ,S C euiew ofagioorfa BY CARLTON H. SMITH None of our sports teams this year have been bad, but that elusive championship has again escaped them all but the swimming team. The golf and track teams may yet do the trick, but as of now it is only a wish. The football team was excellent and good enough to win the CBL a great many years, but this year it could only take third after losing to Grandview and Arlington. The team did win seven of its nine clashes, including league wins over Mt. Vernon and Delaware. In non-league competition the Lion gridders downed St. Charles, Greenfield, Urbana, Linden McKinley, and Defiance. Our basketball team started slowly and lost many early season games, but then began to im- prove and at the end of the season was as good as any in the league including the champion. Con- clusive proof of the improvement of the team was shown in the final game of the season when we defeated Grandview for their only setback in league play. The league record was nine games won and three lost-good enough for a runner-up position. Here again it was a case of one outstanding team in the league depriving us of the championship that this team might easily have won in other years. In the District tourney the team downed Marion Harding and Arlington before falling before a more powerful North five. The swimming team won the city championship for the first time in school history. They first won their league and then defeated Grandview, the winner of the other league, for the City title. In addition several of the swimmers made an excellent show-ing inthe District and State meets. With most of the squad members lower classmen, the prospects for more championships by this squad are bright. The baseball team, with many sophomores in the lineup and few veterans back, has made a bad start and will probably finish with only an average record. Again it must be said that when these sophomores gain the needed experience and confidence, the baseball team will once aga-in regain the championship trophy. The track team has some outstanding performers, but does not seem to have enough balance to be a consistent winner in dual meets. These standout performers will add many points in the Lions' quest of the CBL track laurels, but at best the track team must be put in the dark horse class. The tennis team will be a better than average one but will probably be lacking the necessary depth to give it a CBL title. The golf team is made up of veterans and will probably win the CBL championship and finish high in the City league. The reserve teams this year were unusually strong. The football team lost only a few games and the basketball team finished in a four-way tie for the championship. Maybe this means that our championship drought will come to an end in 1950-51. Our teams this year as a whole have been far above average and none have been bad. The morale and spirit of the boys on the teams have been the best for the last half dozen years. If this continues, we predict many championships in the immediate years ahead because champion- ships are made from this intangible characteristic. Many seniors are boys who have contributed to this morale and have given high quality performances and we are proud of them. We congratu- late them and wish them luck and success in college. Set enty-two plz rf 1- 4 1 . x , f, ins? ,X K tg, ,f 3 Mm AW . Y ,XQQEQS Ji X L44 at , mf. , 1 . .wt 4 . +4 Q 'Aw ,. , W W... ss, ,qs F ,gx .-ms.. ...- s 'ff as f .Q X. TT? Mx w 1 xW +5 4 ug NN, V' X.,, ,--.S Y Q gi E KL is .4 .1 EA X I 76 QL Elf 4315 X ' T ' lr? fy View K Q . -, 1- .K N. sl sa ei . .,., - if r. -www ., - I rx! U, - . .Q 'X- k I s 1 , Wg. 'lr is K. Qi! Q Q 5 ,b 2- .53 A ,sw ' F- I m ,.f 2. W N . 1 f... ' a :zszrgg ----' Q' N' . f 1 ' 1 , V R, Q9 r s af ir nf if ,X M if ,f lun , 1 f 4 0 . If ' f lk Q Z QF: 3 K2 ly. . 6 ,X 3 I NQXQ . ,gg V i Rv. I 5 ig: r 'Sf ,f if ga . M, w Q! iw y Seven! limit- row: Scliuirliaurn, Bcrnlolir, Price, Smith. llcnsel, Ackley, Kohls, Miller, liollins. Schwartz. Zacks. Second row: Nl:-1-liling, Assistant tloach, Fulton, Hutchinson. Aylwin. Montague, Kramer. Blocker. Hannon. Morgan. llutchinson, lsaac, llaering. ffoacli liarlton Smith. Front row: llritchard, lfreager, Dewitt. Williard. Barrett, lull. 'l'inklnnn, Lowuln. Suu-ck. lubodeu. lltlllllllilll. Krebs. jnoffaff The Bexley Lions finished the l9--19 grid season with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. Although such a record is an enviable one. the two defeats were suffered during league competition dropping the Lions to runner-up spot in CBL play. The Lions opened the 1949 season by thrashing a spirited but outmanned St. Charles eleven 28 to 6. The Saints scored first taking the opening kickoff and moving to paydirt without halt. The Lions fought back with the same medicine taking the return kickoff and marching to the four yard line from where Tom Montague danced across. Jerry Smeck kicked the hrst of three extra points to put Bexley in the lead. lfarly in the second period ,lim Pohlman scored on a pass from Keith Krebs. and before the half ended Dick Hutchinson scored again. After a slow third quarter. the Lions again hit paydirt when Krebs passed 35 yards to Montague in the end zone. ln their second outing Bexley traveled to Greenfield where they swamped an outclassed McClain eleven 33-0. After a slow and scoreless first period. Montague broke the ice by scampering 19 yards to score. Keith Krebs hit ,lim Pohlman from the forty with an aerial for the second score. ln the same period Krebs again passed for a score this time to Montague from 30 yards out. Jerry Smeck scored in the third quarter on a 34 yard jaunt. and in the final quarter he outmaneuvered the Greenfield secondary, scoring from forty-two yards out. Bexley's victory over Mt. Vernon proved to be the Lions best played game of the year as they played inspired ball from the opening whistle. A Krebs to Montague pass early in the game put the ball on the I2 yard line and two plays later Bob Barrett tallied from the three. Smeck made good the first of three conversions. ln the same period Montague intercepted a Yellowjacket pass and scampered 65 yards to paydirt. The Lions final tally came in the third quarter when Scott lnboden plowed over from the one. The Lions suffered their hrst loss of the year being humbled by Crandview's Bobcats. 33-6 on the victors field. After a weird first half. the Lions battled the Bobcats on even terms. Buening scored the first Grandview touchdown in the first quarter from 60 yards out. Before the gun sounded ending the first half, Shell and Butler had scored on 55 and 22 yard jaunts respectively. Bexley's lone score came in the final period when Krebs passed 35 yards to Montague in the end zone. Grandview scored their final TD on a pass to Butler across the double stripe. Bexley's Lions showed little respect for Delawareis homecoming crowd as they handed the Panthers a 3114 to 6 defeat. Scoring in the Hrst three periods, Bob Barrett and Jerry Smeck ac- y-four Huck rout Thacker. Manager, Menller, O'Neill, Vffaiker, Vffarncr, Haight, Kopp, Swisher. Rose. lloth. We-ilcr, Stevens, 1Yallace. Sccoml rout: Toth, Knoils. Quecke, Jones, Harrison. Hess, Mc1 herson, Leelnan. Nlyt-rs. liohr, Wallace, Nletx. Whinnery. Cihson. 1,lnderwootl, Coach Dana Swineliart. Front rouf: Parsons. llofliciincr. Noe-thlick, ilirsch. Whliofli. llunther, Tippett. l'lotnick, Morgan, Legg. Dehner, Bcrniohr, 1'urdy. counted for all ol' liexleyis tallies with long broken-field runs. llarrett drove for three TD's while Smeck carried for two and made four of five conversions. Delawareis score came in the final canto when the Panthers recovered a fumhle on l3exley's three and two plays later Miller skirted end for the tally. All of liexleyis hopes for a CDL foothall title vanished as the Colden Bears of Arlington handed the Lions a 27 to 6 sethack. Scoring in the first three periods. Arlington was never pressed. tioodsell. Ureen. and Maloney did the scoring for the victors. Hola llarrctt thrilled the homecoming crowd on the last play of the game when he intercepted a pass on his goal line and scooted 100 yards for the score aided hy lnhodenis hone crushing hlock at midfield. Bexley regained its winning ways hy downing an outmanned Linden McKinley eleven. llolm Barrett raced 35 yards early in the first period for liexleyis first score. He scored again when he took a lateral from Keith Krehs and scampered 65 yards. With Tom Montague tallying twice on short runs. the Lions led 27-7 at half time. A Krebs to Pohlman pass was good for 353 yards and a TD and Scott lnhodcn circled his right end for 15 yards and another score moments later. Montague ended the scoring hy going 45 yards late in the final quarter. On the annual Dadis Night. the Lions put the skids under Vfvashington C. H.. 35 to 12. llarrett scooted for 80 yards to open the scoring for the evening. The visitors tied it up when Aleshire scored from the 23. Only three plays later Kramer scored from the eight. In the second quarter Keith Krehs lateraled to Jim Pohlman on the four and Jim went over standing up. After the intermission Krehs broke loose through center and raced 47 yards for the score. ln the same period Burke scored Washingtonis final TD from the three. Scott lnhoden ended the scoring hy going over from the four. The Bexley Lions hrought their 1949 foothall season to a successful finish as they downed a stuhhorn Defiance team 19-14 on the losers field. The Lions scored first when they marched the full length of the field with Inhoden going over for the score. After Defiance had tied the game up with a liehring to Smith pass. the Lions marched to another score with lnhoden again going over. 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'1'111- 11-11111 111g1-11 il s1111111111-11 .1X1'111lFl10l1 111111111-1 211,25 111 1111-11' s1-1-111111 111s1r11'1 11111111-. 11111 1111-V 111-rv 1111111111-11 111 il 51111111111 X0l'11l 1-111111111111111111 111 1111- 111111111-1' 1111111s. '1'111- 1'1'Sl'I'Yl'S 111111 Ll s11111'1- 111' 1110 11151, r1-s1-1'x'1- 11111-. 1-1111111111113 il S1-11s1111s Il1i1l'1i 111' 125-7. 1'lll-Y-Sl'.l' Jim Pohlman Tom Monfague Tom Kreiger John Harlor Bob Bernlohr Bill Legg George Williard Dick Huichinson Pai Aylwin Bili Price Keirh Krebs Jack Jeffrey Manager S1'l'4'Ilf1 s 1 II Ifurlr flIll'f Kielmeyer. Plotniek, Smith, Bennett, Isaac, Shoekey, Harrison, Cihson, Kohls, Barnett. Martin, Coach Hana Swinelnxrt. Sm-mit! row: Collins, Nlanager, Williarml. Montague. Hampton, Harlor, 'l'inkham, Smeek, Krieger. lnhoden, lippett. Quecke. sjaaflf Under the tutelage ol' Coach Lefty Swinehart the Bexley thinclads' season prospects look lrright. Losing only live men from last yearis team. the traeksters will have a crew of veterans on hand during the season. l,ast year's squad was not a record hreaking one and finished the season with a mediocre record. Captain Dick l.andrum did. however. reach the State meet. hut was eliminated during the early trial runs. This year the Lions are especially strong in short distance dashes and in the weight throw- ing department. Tom lVlontague. Scott lnhoden. and a newcomer in the person of John Harlor have shown exceptional speed in the early season. These three are holding down positions in the i00- and 220-yard dashes. Charley 'liinkham has already hroken the liour year old school shot put record during early season competition and undouhtedly will do likewise with the discus record as the season grows older. ln league competition it looks as if the championship will he taken hy either Bexley or Arlington. 'l'o date other CHI. teams have shown little ahility on the einders. Utlter l,ion traekmen holding key duties are as follows: 'liom Krieger. running hoth the high and low hurdles: Captain .lerry Smeck. the -H0-yard dash: Huck Quecke and Dick Hutchinson. the team pole vaulters: l'hil Hampton. high jump: and Uick Barnett. Brooke Cihson. Dave Tippett. and ,lim Shoekey. running in the long distance events. Huck mir: Shipe. Turner, Aylwin. Fulton. Miller. Hofheimer, Leeman, Hess, l'urily, lloach Gene Nlechling. lfront rozc: Bernlohr, Legg. Krebs, Noethlich, Barrett, Tall, l,owuni. Rernlohr. 1335850 With last year's championship trophy resting in the Bexley school the fllll. teams are aiming at the l,ions as the team to beat during the 1950 baseball season. llehind the masterful pitching of southpaw Ralph Harkless the 19-L9 squad captured the filil, crown with a league record of 8 wins and no losses and finished second behind Linden in the mythical greater Columbus league with 14- victories against two defeats. The two setbacks were suffered at the hands of North 5 to b1i in district tournament play and by St. Charles 2 to l in the season final. With seven seniors graduating from last year's championship team the outlook on the 1950 season is only mediocre. Four willing but unseasoued sophomores have been drafted to fill the vacancies left by last year's graduating seniors, Returning from last yearis diamond nine are Bob liernlohr. who has been moved from second base to the short-stop postg Keith Krebs. last years third sacker. who will handle the catching chores during the 1950 seasong Bob Tall and Dave Lowum, who will patrol the outfield: and Captain llob Barrett. who will head the pitching staff. Other members of the starting nine are as follows: Jack liernlohr, first baseg Bill Purdy. second baseg Bill Legg. third baseg and either Jerry Noellich or Dave Hess covering the other outfield post. liay Hartlxer. a senior at Uhio State. will coach the reserve squad. 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Dr. J. J. Alpers James M. Foley, M.D. Louis R. Basch, D.D.S. Louis A. Gertner Harve M. Clodfelter, M.D. John C. Harlor Ben Cohen, D.D.S. Dr. R. B. Hoover Carlton S. Dargusch Clarence H. Knisley ty-one ,I W 1 Ninety-W0 TO THE SENIORS OF BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL BEST WISHES And may 'rhe 'fufure have in sfore for you a lilce measure of success as you have helped make possible for us. BAKER ART GALLERY Il2 Easl' Broad PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE CITY. STATE AND NATION SINCE l86I Wffnen af canned Zo Me ulliamie in peaked fffxaiagaafafuf A Portrait by OLOF CARLSON implies the most eloquent of compliments: Appreciation of good taste, love of the distinctive. Studio . . . 50 South Third Street Mfxin 2630 HAFT MOTEL Famous for Chicken Dinners 2765 E. MAIN FR 4-6372 Ninety-three CONGRATULANONS, CLASS OF 19501 PRESTON COOKE 8: CO. REALTORS Esrablished 1876 MA 4301 8 E. Broad S+ + Represenfing buyers and owners of Bexley real esfafe for over 36 years. Ninety-four WOOD-NESBITT, INC. YOUR FRIENDLY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 6II EAST BROAD STREET MAin 5485 Distinctive Photography by IW Your BEXLEO PHOTOGRAPHER Wishes Success to You, the Class of 1950 BEST WISHES of A FRIEND Ninety-five fail e ffm' -?' IT'S X, l ffrgfifvg NEW ,S by FELBER IT KEEPS THEM FRESH Besf Wishes To The BEXLEO Publication from A FRIEND OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES MAY THE FUTURE HOLD THE BEST OF EVERYTHING BEXLEY PHARMACY CAPITAL UNIVERSITY recognizes ils responsibiliiy Io Bexley High School graduales of proved scholasiic abilily who accepi ihe challenge Io prepare for leadership. To Ihem ihe Universily offers ihe opporiuniiy Io secure an educaiion plus, under Ihe favorable circumsiances of small classes, personal ai- Ieniion, and experl counseling and inslruciion. THE FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 6, I950 FIELDS OF PREPARATION: Liberal Arisg Science: Teacher Training: Elemeniary, High School, Public School Music. Music: Business: Business Adminislralion, Secreiarial Training. Pre-Deniisiryg Pre-Engineering: Pre- Law: Pre-Medicine: Nursing: Social Service: Librarianship: Pre-Home Economics: Pre-Journalism: Pre-Theology: Parish Worlc. Applicaiions for enrollmenl for subsequenf semeslers may be placed on file Through- oui The year. For Caialog, Applicalion Papers, and Iurlher informalion Call or Wriie: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Capiial Universily, Columbus 9, Ohio DO 4-55I Ninety-seven When your sweet tooth thinks of sweets Your wisdom tooth thinks of WENTZ l'r's always fair weather When good fellows get together at WENTZ PHARMACY Corner of Drexel and East Main Street A drug store with drugs and the knowledge of compounding them Ninety-eight BEN DEMPSEY AGENCY Complete INSURANCE Service Life, Fire, Casualty, Accident Health, Bonds and Hospitalization 35 E. Gay S+. Columbus I5, Ohio Fine Printing HEER PRINTING GO. ADams 4 1 25 COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE AMBITIOUS, CAPABLE GIRL GRADUATES . . Will find inieresiing responsible posiiions in The Ielephone indusiry. Apply WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE The Ohio Bell Telephone Company IOI Norih Third Sfreei MONT ALDO'S I49 Easi Broad Sireei EXCLUSIVE STYLES FOR JUNIOR AND MISSES RENDEZVOUS ROOM SECOND FLOOR 3624 E. MEET AND EAT TOMS Chicken ancl Siealc Dinners Fiffh Ave. DO O28 I Ninety-nine ,,. 24 N. HIGH STREET aso na ionally adverf SECOND WOR V, , ff TELEVISION SETS ! ii 2-If NCDFQTIV4 l 1IC5r-4 STQEET FOR YOUR GRADUATION PHOTOS C6 NEURON TOWIXTI and COUNTRY PHOTO STUDIO 3638 E. BROAD EV 4373 or DO 4373 ll 4 'TlT T Avmss and LUAN CUMPAN The TIME to Save Is NOW The PLACE to Save Is HERE bl EAST GAY STREET COLUMBUS 15, OHIO A Saving and Home Financing Dedicafed 'ro Service Ur I 1 mired THOMAS EWING VAN METER T EV. 95 OPTOMETRIST gf OPTICIAN 983 EAST MAIN STREET COLUMBUS 5, OHIQ HIRD OF CENTURY, SAME LOCALITY IO EV. 9519 CONGRATULATIONS t IO I'I1e CLASS OF 1950 BALDWIN Sl SOURS MAY YOUR LIFE BE FILLED 8 5 H h 5 WITH MUCH HAPPINESS Highway Equipmenf and Maferials ASSOCIATION i' E N SI M BEAVERS 81 HQRN MARKETS Qualify and Economy WIII1 Service 6OEIv1 S 565N.FouI1S FA3 5 WA3I5I TQ. IE4, DAVIS QUALITY FCDGDS if -K 675 E. Broad S+. Ohdd Courteous Service ADam5 5747 THE HARRIS COMPANY OPTICIANS IO6 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio NORTH BEXLEY FOOD SHOPPE Meats and Vegetables-Frozen Foods 400 NORTH CASSADY ROAD Open 7 Days a Week-IO A. M. to IO P. M. 0 Party Goods ' Picnic Supplies Congratulations to the ' Gifts Class of 1950 ' Greeting Cards ' Stationery ' Toyi THE PRENTICE LUMBER co. 50, ioc 31.00 Up 2472 E. Main Mykraniz Building One hundred two WALTER ENGLISH une SCAQQM CANNED FOODS jf OLUZW5 COMPANY 7 N H gh T H A N X ! GEORGE X. VOLK, A. P. S- A- CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY 20 E. GAY ST. MA. 5904 INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS CENTRAL OI-IIO FEDERAL SAVINGS 61 LOAN ASS'N 78S +hThdS+. Cl b Oh B+ B d dSf'rS+f Ohddh Congralulaiions 'ro 'rhe Class of l95O GEORGEEiPYMER PLASTERING CONTRACTOR BO! S. JAMES RD. DO. I4lO Qlnlnnial Kitrhvn PASTRY SHOP and CATERERS OF Phone FA 48I2 Res. DO SI76 24I7 Breniwood Rd. Columbus 9, Ohio TAILOR PAUL FRITSCHE Ladies. 81 Menis Apparel WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER WATCHES -:- GIFTS 545 Soufh Drexel AVS- DO- 65l8 l408 Easi Main Sfreei' Columbus 5. Ohio SEE C. E. perm NAFZGER 8 m:::::5u:, For Furnifure, Rugs. . 1 Ca r pe fs, R a n g es a n d Eleciric Appliances E .9 Q33 Buy Here and Save ' -, , : f i5'59' Terms if Desired me n ifFiQg,,, ' Open Mon. Eve. Till 9:00 Vi' ' Orher Eves. by Appoinlmenf . NAFZGER FURNITURE HOME 25 Years Same Locaiion 2968 E. Main S+. I4l5 E. Main S+. EVergreen 65l6 a+ Miller Free Parking Rear of Sfore 'H' :nov 2352 Easf Main Bexley NOW SHOWING OUR WONDERFUL COTTONS One hundred four PAUL'S HAIRDRESSERS 24-I2 E. Main Sf. EV 4Ol9 Bexley BEATLEY CS MCCOY CompIe+e Insurance Service DO 8323 2700 Easi Main SIree+ DO 4440 COMPLIMENTS of TOWN E HOUSE RESTAURANT Drive-In - 2924 E. Main 348 E. Town THE BEN RATNER COMPANY Sporiinq Goods Men's Wear Arrow Shir+s I63 N. I-Iigh S+reeI' AD 2500 Nexf Io The CIocIc COOK FURNITURE G APPLIANCE CO. 2862 E. Main Sf. Phone DO 4949 FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION 84 So. 4'rh Sfreef Corner Sfafe I Ihe FIoris+ AD I20l DO 94l4 We Are As Close To You DO 53II As Your Telephone AMOS S. MAIN BEXLEY'S RED I-IEADED PLUMBER We Specialize on PIumI:-ing and Hearing Repairs 2673 Eas+ Main Sfreef Bexley 9, Ohio CONNELTJS BEXLEY GREENHOUSES DO 4-57I Flowers for All Occasions OLUGPQ MDOK5, NC. urmture - mtenors 30 Soufh Fourfh S+. 2353 Easi Main SI. One hundred five OWEN H- BATES The Tradirion of beauiy and good Jrasie never hanges never compromises Ci C , 5 f J . f If is lcepi alive and viial 6L 5 Jrhrough ihe generarions. Nelson Road ai Broad Sl. Columbus, Ohio ' FAWTGX 3'55 133 EAST BROAD STREET Inc' Famous Names in SPORTS EQUIPMENT and SPORTS WEAR THE BEXLEY Msus . D DO 9900 Open Evenings 'Til 9 When Purchasing a Home Making an Invesfmeni or Selling Real Esfale Our Sincere B, and Dependable Service Warranis Your Confidence Call v DO 77I4 2700 E. Main DO 452l BEXLEY-ZETTLER HARDWARE CO. Hardware - Painis - Glass Plumbing Supplies Phone: DO 9622 2527 Easi Main Sireei' BYER ond BOWMAN ADVERTISING AeENcY Drink Milk For Goodness Sake! One hundred six The ROYAL Drive In 289i E. MAIN ST. ED UNDERWOOD FLORIST AL CLENDENIN, Owner 2358 E. Main DO 4579 BEXLEY DO. lim Nic1'1o1son's BEXLEY MARATHON SERVICE A salislied cuslomer is our besl adverlisemenlu FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY O37I 25I6 E. Main S+. FOR A SWELL PARTY HOLIDAY SWEETS Bexley Mercury, Inc. Sales - Service - Parls YOUR EAST SIDE MERCURY DEALER Always in The besl of l'asle AD 7454 2935 E. Main DO 4588 BERRYS Far East SPORTING eooos Rawlings - Spalding Sand - Spol - Bilf Fme Food - Dislribulors - 28OI E. Main Sl. DO 4l I3 Slale 8: Eourlli Sls. lv1Ain 2547 REMBRANDT STUDIOS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS 75 Easl Gay Slreel' MA 362i Columbus I5, Ohio H. T. TRIVELLA - JEWELER - Eine Walclwes - Diamonds - Jewelry 543 Norfh High Slreel One hundred seven Editor ............ Associate Editor Literary Editor ..... Art Editors .... Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Business Manager .... 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