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K 1 1 1 u 1 x . x 1 lu- 4 1, 4773 4 fl . .. . 1 1 1 r 1 1 ' X ' f ' 1 , X 1 Vi 1' 8 ' Ia 13 J' ... vs.. wig' ' A, I '1 'c - 4 x'f'1. .. 1,1 4, 1 ' e ,r 1 .53 4 .Y 61 GEL Two Home, which our feet may leave But not our hearts. - IW W WQQHOOL 99 X9 BEXLEY HIGH Tlzrw' Four ROSS B. KEFAUVER ibechcafion To the late Mr. Kefauver - educational leader, inspired teacher, and devoted friend -the Class of 1951 respectfully and gratefully inscribes its book of memories. It seems particularly fitting that We dedicate our book to one who dedicated his life to us. .fgclminidfrafion From our administrators-Dr. E. D. Jarvis, who has been Superintendent for three and one-half years, and R. E. Kessler, who has resigned after twenty- three years as Principal to accept the new position of Director of Business Affairs for the Bexley schools-comes this greeting and message to our school community: The idea that education goes on for life is a relatively new conception of learning. True, formal teaching ceases after high school and college. But if formal education 'has served its greatest purpose people will use the reasoning and reasonable approach to a solution for their own and society's problems, instead of using prejudiced, pre-determined and emotional reactions as a basis for reaching decisions. Besides being the only safe way to strengthen our way of life here in America this is, at the same time, a happy and satisfying method of solving 1ife's problems. To seek knowledge, to use facts as a basis for opinion, to think things through, to persist until successful, to consider the importance of people over mere things-these are some of the devices to use in continued learning. MR. KESSLER DR. IARVIS Five .V c'ffc'1 Fa fl ,HUNDQ P574 N01 Y 1 W H 5 x X X xX Q x Q xt 36 xxx X ffl ' X ' X ,gg Y. xx , Q' xi X X X 0 so x X Q f I , fl P .H Q ,:,,, 2 X9 ,f- .V 9 ,X 1' X gn Q I x 1 X . r Mary Babcock, A.A.B. Mary Bethel, M.A. If you would thoroughly know anything, teach it to othersf' Nliss Babcock . . . teaches Latin and English . . . attended Densiou University, Harvard University, and graduated from Ohio State University . . . has many interests including music, reading, and bridge . . . dislikes narrow- mindedness . . . visited the U. N. Good will, like a good name, is acquired by many actionsf, Miss Bethel . . . graduate of Office Training School and Ohio State University . . . teaches shorthand and typewriting . . . often says Try for better controln . . . likes to read, go to the theater and movies . . . dislikes snow, sleet, and ice. ulllodern living is built on sciencef' Mr. Boring . . . chemistry a11d biology . . . graduate of Ohio State and Capital Universi- ties . . . plans busy summers Working at camps . . . enjoys recreational activities . . . hasn't lost a student yet Qfrom chemistry fumes, that isj. Practical experience is the bestf, Mr. Brown . . . drivers education . . . grad- uate of Ohio State University . . . teaches math at the junior high . . . hobby is a home work- shop . . . pet peeve is study halls . , . dislikes thoughtlessness in students. M .1 Russell Boring, M.A. Frank Brown, MA A niarfs best friend are his ten flngersf, Mr. Duifey . . . graduated from Ohio State University . . . teaches industrial arts and mechanical drawing . . . hobbies are: music, handicraft, and photography . . . likes athletics . . . dislikes procrastination . . . often says, ujupers Chostf' No deviation from the line of dutyf, Mr. Ferbrache . . . teaches Algebra and gen- eral science . . . graduated from Ohio Northern University and Ohio State University. . . likes all things which pertain to the out-of- doors . . . has no dislikes. Every man is the archi- tect of his own fortunef' Mr. Field . . . graduated from Ohio State Uni- versity . . . teaches social sciences . . . hobbies are: gardening, craftwork, and above all eat- ing . . . likes his family and his biggest dislike is himself. Reading maketh a full manf' Miss Gallogly . . . graduated from Western Reserve University . . . librarian . . . hobbies are: books and book shopping . . . likes golf and horseback riding . . . often says: Co- operation works both waysf, Robert Dulfey, M.A. Ira Ferbrache, M.A. .tw Albert Field, M.A. in Ed. Lula Gallogly, MA l Charles Hoel. M.A. Ralph Howell, M.A. Science when well digested is nothing but good sense and reasonf' Mr. lloel . . . teaches biology and physics . . . graduated from Ohio Northern University and Ohio State University . . . likes to grow flowers . . . often says, By golly, you get a dis- count . . . dislikes loafers. The heart to conceive, the understanding to directf' Mr. Howell . . . teaches French and American history . . . graduated from Ohio University and Ohio State University . . . spends every summer in Canada muskie fishing . . . dislikes the lack of promptness . . . Bexleo adviser. Life without sport is not life. Miss Love . . . graduated from Ohio State University . . . teaches health and physical education . . . hobbies are fishing and golf . . . likes people . . . pet peeve is people late for detentions . . . often says, Did you take a showerfflv So shines a good deedf' Miss McCormick . . . teaches latin and English . . . often says, For tomorrowv . . . grad- uated from Ohio State University . . . Enjoys driving . . . helps to sponsor the National Honor Society . . . pet peeve: alarm clocks. Trola McCurdy, M.A. William Matthews, M.A. Margaret Love, M.Sc. Reta McCormick, B.Sc in Ed. 'Tromptness is the soul of businessf, Miss McCurdy . . . teaches English, foods, and clothing . . . graduate of Ohio Northern and Ohio State Universities . . . likes picnics, outdoor trips, taking pictures, and handicrafts, sewing and refinishing furniture . . . dislikes clocks . . . Y-Teens Adviser. To zcrite is to give permanent expression to one's thoughtsf, Mr. Matthews . . . teaches English, psych- ology, and journalism . . . graduate of the Uni- versity of Toledo . . . hobby is writing . . . Wishes at times that he had Mrs. Wones' bell . . . Torch Adviser. We love a man who sings at his work' Mr. Meyers . . . graduate of Muskingum Col- lege . . . teaches vocal music and theory . . . likes to play golf and enjoys spectator sports . . . helps coach golf Bn team . . . often says: Hold the phonel' . . . pet peeve: being off key. K'He who can teach us and keep us laughing will be our friend? Mr. Owen . . . teaches business training, book- keeping, and American history . . . graduate of Ohio State University . . . assistant football and track coach . . . swimming coach . . . ardent sports fan. Robert Myers, B.S. in Ed. Russell Owen, BA. Robert Ruiling, B.S. John Schacht, M.S. Knowledge from his tongue, smiles from l1is eyesf' Mr. liufling . . . graduate of Wittenburg Col- lege . . . teaches Algebra and basic math . . . assistant football coach . . . baseball coach . . . freslnnan basketball coach . . . interested in all athletics . . . in the naval reserve . . . Wednesday night basketball league. Logis is logic-thut's all I sayf, Mr. Schacht . . . teaches Plane geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry . . . graduate of Capital and Ohio State Universities . . . his hobby is making a living . . . clinics . . . coaches Hi-Y basketball team . . . Hi-Y adviser. The plays the thing. Mr. Schumann . . . teaches English, speech, and dramatics . . . graduate of Ohio VVesleyan University . . . enjoys writing and good plays . . . drafts speech students for P. A. work . . . will always remember Come Rain or Shine. Literature is the thought of thinking soulsf, Miss Selbach . . . graduate of Ohio State Uni- versity . . . teaches junior English, senior Eng- lish, and English Special . . . hobbies are gardening, housekeeping . . . enjoys the theater . . . dislikes snow in spring. 40-is Carlton Smith, M.S. John Stanton, M.A. Robert Schumann, M.A. Lucille Selbach, M.A. Teamwork builds elzoraeterf' Mr. Smith . . . graduated from University of Minnesota . . . teaches chemistry, physical education, and health . . . hobbies are golf, hunting, and gardening . . . likes to travel . . . dislikes sauerkraut and cheaters . . . often says: Judes Priest' and Holy Smokef' Music is the universal language of lllllfllflllllfl Mr. Stanton . . . graduated from Ohio State University . . . teaches instrumental music . . . hobby is making model cars . . . likes television mysteries . . . pet peeveg unprepared musicians . . . often says: I'll toy with the ideal, . . . Dr. I. M. Puffin. A genuine interest in his work and his frienclsf, Mr. Swinehart . . . graduate of Capital and Ohio S-tate Universities . . . teaches global geography, physical education, and health . . . track coach . . . assistant coach in football and basketball . . . Lefty,' . . . enjoys hunting . . dislikes bubble gum. A guiding lmnflf' Miss Thomas . . . teaches clothing and Senior social problems . . . Dean of Girls . . . gradu- ated from Ohio State University . . . likes to sew and hook rugs . . . dislikes termites . . . guidance supervisor. Dana Swinehart, M.A. Marion Thomas, M.A. 6 r Q 1 l Harold Tipton, M.A. Ralph Trivella, M.A. He is wise who can instruct us Art is long and time is fleeting. wld assist US in JUHU living-M Mr. Trivella . . . graduated from Ohio State Mr' Tlgtoul' 1' ' teach? goveflgneutr QCUIIOQH- University . . . supervises art in the Bexley ics, ant soclo ogy . .. ean o oys . . . grac u- S I I' h bb. I I T' d . h t - ated from Ohio State University . . . spends C100 5 ' ' ' 0 fm are bar eumg' P 0 Og raphy, and collecting . . . likes antlques . . . his spare time in real estate and farming . . . bargain days . . . dislikes people who skip school and lie about it. ner never quitsf, often says: A quitter never wins, and a win- 'Language is the golden key. Selma Hamann, Ph.B. Qno picture? . . . teaches Spanish and English . . . attended Denison University and Mexican University in Mexico City . . . likes to travel . . . dislikes noise and flies . . . often says, Shut that doorli' SECRETARIES Joanne Bauer Helen Boye Mary Wolcott Mrs, Bauer and Mrs. Boye were the secretaries in the superiutendentis office and Miss Wol- cott in the principal's office. These three young women had the responsibility of handling the tremendous volume of secretarial work required in a modern school system. T1uz'11:C 0 IUIIQ, L H 24 7 R 1 ff f f 4- A X fs f 3 Q I X , - x I K Q i .. Q A S 5 f L: Vi.. .. Q W, M E WM. L, X? S3 .X,.Aw,!.. A E s 5 Mi E vi +rX..i W s 'N- fym'-': 'SM' '2I, fl-.,.-W f 2'f 'X '!'ff , K ., M,,x,,,,,f , V My V.. K MM, .wh-, ?'fj,T' .f..! I ,,f.... ' 3 y -of..,,.,V.- wi -' 'K .JS Sififhf' . ,fgrgv .Q .an A My Q x x K 1 1'-Q f15W?M .' 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Clair de Lune . . . devilish! . . . to enter Capital University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2g Y-Teens 1, 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. CheerfuInes.s wins friends wherever it goes. Mish . . . from Commerce lligh School, Springfield, Massachusetts 3 . . . Marti's Party . . . loves Dean Martin and jerry Lewis . . . pet peeve: serious people . . . Hilo, l-lo, that's rich! . . . driving . . . smile . , . always laughing . . . Crush, we're having a Freneh test next period! . . . Hey, Barbara . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 4, Dramaties Club 4, Coll 3. No legacy is as rich as honestyf' Betty . . . entered from Kirkersville lligh School 4 . . . quiet and friendly . . . likes books and musie . favorite sport is skating . . . to enter Ohio State University. C.A.C. 41 Band 4. Give me the outdoors ond ll sport fo muster. That'.s' life! Pat . . . Mable's Basement Buddits . . . the wig . . . Northlander . . . Thinking of Youi' . . . rabble rouser in the Torch Office . . . Shoulder Pad Club . . . invitation to C.A.C .... Tunetwisters. Spanish Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 35 lli-Y 2, Art 1, 2, Varsity B 3, 4g Book Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 44 All C.B.L. 4g Baseball 1. 2, 3, C.B.L. Champs 25 Basketball 1, 2, 4, All C. B. L. 4, Music Club 3, Chorus lg Choir 2. 3, 43 Colt 4. If worry were the only cruise of death, he might live forever. Barney . . . last of a clan . . . NVeed Crew . . . brothers and sisters . . . Shipc-'s ear buddy . . . Let's go to the Feed Bag, Gros . . . trusty old Plymouth . . . 2935 after . . . homeroom basketball . . . Bernlohr's eeo- nomics buddy . . . to enter Ohio State University. Ili-Y 3, 4g Track 3, 4. She has u knock of seeing things as they are and doing things Us they ought to he donef' Mary . . . L.L.O .... Stardust . . . long walks . . . 2956 after . . . brothers . . . Are you going to Luther League?,' . . . Cap . . . knitting . . . to enter Capital University. Latin Club l, 2, Treasurer 2, Y-Teens 1, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Dramaties Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Vice-President 45 Basketball l, 2, 3g Tennis 2, 35 Hockey 2, 3, Sports Queen 4, Bowling 4, Toreh 3, 4, Cirl's Sports Editor 4, Bexieo 4, Cirls' Sports Editor 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4g Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. 4, National llonor Society 3, 4. Iffmrlccn Hudson Aylwin Richard Bamett Mary Bernlohr Robert Bernlohr Richard Blake James Blocker llc excels in all lic does. Bob . . . Mablcis Basement Buddies . . . member of athletic family . . . YVeed Crew . . . But Cap does well in basketball! . . . to enter Capital University. Latin Club lg Varsity B 2, 3, 41 Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g All C.B.L. 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g All C.B.L. 3, 44 Torch 3, 4g Bexlco 4g Student Council 2g Choir lg National llonor Society 3, 4g Class Treasurer lg Student Court 4. For I nm nothing if not l'l'lflL'lIl.v Dick . . . from St. Charles Iligh School 3 . . . famous tall tales . . . the wig area . . . S.V.A .... Mablc's Basement Buddies . . . Golf . . . brothers . . . a natural born loafer. Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 31 Dramatics Club 4g Varsity B 4g Football 4g Basketball 4g Colf 4. Oli it is excellent to have a gianfs strength. jim . . . Keen sense of humor . . . engineer boots . . . NVced Crew . . . Big Bear . . . Dehlolay . . . ambition: to be a southern planter . . . 36-BQ . . . a nine o'L-lock boy in a twelve o'clock town . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2, 35 Varsity B 53, 4g Football 2, 33 Track 1. 3, 4g Choir l. IIe's u ladies man. His .s-miles arc truly winningf, Bollie . . . the last of the Bolons . . . to be a doctor . . . Anyone got their Spanish done? . . . Begin the Beginef, Spanish Club 3. -tg lli-Y Sg Varsity B 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2g Basketball 25 Golf 2g Swimming lg Hexleo 4g Student Council -lg Choir l. 2. 4g Class Vice-President lg National llonor Society 4g Come Bain or Shine. A rare eomlzinution of intelligence and common .S'Ull.S'L'.u Clayt . . . From Creighton Prep 4 . . . Mablc's Basement Buddies . . . lluppmobile . . . How is Trig, Clayt? Silence is wisflomg 1'll be ll wise man yet. jack . . . photography . . . band trips . . . raising tropical fish . . . likes basketball above all other sports . . favorite food: ice cream . . . smile . . . Oh, no! . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3g Band 3, 4. Thomas Bolon Clayton Bowe John Boyd ' -,af ' a t ' -4 i S Nw: I.: .,i z Charles Bradshaw Benita Branrlwene Barbara Cary Ile who .speaks the truth stabs falsehood in the heurtf, Chuck . . . IIuh? . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . hobbies: puzzles, stamp collections, photography . . . pet peeve, gossip . . . wants to be an engineer . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 4. Politeness is the chief sign of culture. Benita . . . Oh, llo, that's rich! . . . BB-96 . . . Detroit . . . Get it? Cot it! . . . noon day jaunts . . . likes chile . . . dislikes people who are late . . . pet peeve: busy telephone lines . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch 4. 'il am as constant as the Northern .S'flll .u Barb . . . from Zanesville High School, Zanesville, Ohio 3 . . . loves to play piano . . . slumber parties . . Cuttin'-the-Cat . . . Buckeye Lake . . . pet peeve: serious people . . . But my hair looks terrible! . constant scarf wearer . . . Who's been eating garlic? . . . to enter Capital University. C-.A.C. 4. What sweet delight a quiet life tlg0l'd.S'.u Marcia . . . classical music . . . reading . . . likes potato salad and cherry pie . . . fishing . . . trips to XV1-st Virginia . . . dislikes rudeness and dishonesty . . . hobbies: embroidering, collecting hankies, writing letters . . . pet peeves: dirty shoes and conceited people . . . my big little sister. Good sense is at the bottom of everything, uirtuc, genius, wit, talent, and good tustcf' Gloria . . . Ho, Ho, that's richln . . . Bolivar . . . St. Louis, Florida . . . Get it? Cot it! . . . noon day jaunts . . . summer bridge club . . . senior play advertising . . .suunuer sunshine. . .M-8801 . . .P.S.U. . . .likes to travel . . . hopes to enter Pembroke. French Club 3, 4, President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 41 Bexleo 4, Business Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 4. You like her because she is uhvuys herselff' julie . . . Colorado . . . sports . . . music . . . travel . . . Frank . . . pet peeve: crowds . . . faculty night . . . to enter Capital University. Latin Club 3, Y-Teens 4, G.A.C. 1, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4g Band 1, 3, 4, Vicc-President 45 Or- chestra lg National Honor Society 4. Sixteen Marcia Casto Gloria Cohen julia Collins Montgomery Cook Louise Cotter Augustine Dattalo Wise men say nothing in clungerous times. Monty . . . from NV:-bb High School 2 . . . Ernie . . . EMC . . . women drivers . . . hamburgers and milk- shakes . . . Ralph Flanagan . . . golf . . . 1947 Desoto . . . photography . . . to enter Ohio State University. Latin Club 4, Ili-Y 1, 2, 3, Book Club 4, Music Club 4, Golf 2. Her hair is of a glorious huef' Louise . . . white rose . . . D.C.B .... the Lakes . . . New York . . . Till Then . . . the Patio . . . bright red hair . . . thc gang . . . sister. Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Torch 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Trial by jury , Down in the Valley. Eurnestness is the salt of eloqueneef' Augie . . . Baby sitter, Vickie . . . likes redheads and cheese . . . dislikes watcrbugs and raisins . . . Drag- along . . . always losing things . . . The Thing . Spanish Club 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, llorizon Club 1, 2. She can because she thinks she can joan . . . D.C.C.B .... Polio Speaker . . . Shawtie Repeat the Oath . . . White Rose . . . I'd drive but-! . . . You are on the wrong 'phone . . . to enter Ohio University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 1, F.T.A. 1, Baseball 2, S, Iloekey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball Champions 3, Bexleo Choir 2, 3, Chorus 1, Trial by jury. Always on. the go, she'll never be a stay-ut-home Dilly . . . Sales Tax Stamps . . . Depot Gang . . . Snowbound . . . VVhitc Rose . . . D.C.B .... the Patio . . . eats . . . That's a trick and a half . . . Oh, my schedule! . . . Lazarus slave . . . Sister Nancy . . . to enter Colby College. French Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Seeretary-Treasurer 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Sports llcad 4, Dramatics Club 4, President 4, F.T.A. 4, President 4, Golf 3, Swimming 3, -1, Bexleo 4, Come Ptain or Shinef, No pleasure ever lusts long enouglif' VVilly . . . builds models . . . pet peeve: eoneeited girls . . . Army Depot . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club President 3, Dramaties Club 4, Art Club 4. I0an Dickinson Ann Dillingham William Doyel joan Dreher Wanda Early Shirley Eilbert To be rich in wisdom is to be rich indeed. Sis . . . Some Enchanted Evening . . . basketball . . . little sister, Judy . . . spaghetti . . . airport . . . sports. . .tlancing. . . Because . . .Faculty Night . . . jolly Cirls . . . 1ob's Daughters . . . pct peeve: twin brother. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 4, C.A.C. 1, 4, Basketball 3, 4, National Ilonor Society 3, 4, Valedictorian. She has a friendly greeting for allf' Shortie . . . art class . . . Bon . . . Barb . . . those neckties! . . .Studebaker. . .the VVillows . . .doodles . . . pet peeve: fast shorthand dictation . . . junior Achievement . . . friendly . . . does homework in shorthand . . . wants to be an artist . . . to enter Ohio State University. Y-Teens 4, C.A.C. 1, 4, Art 4, F.T.A. 4, Swimming 4, Music Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Orchestra 1. As goorlheartecl ll girl as was never horn. SME . . . California . . . Dave . . . farm . . . prom . . . AlwaysD . . . hand trips . . . Buckeye Lake . . . Pickerington . . . little brother, Neil . . . teacher . . . fiutist . . . Thinking of Youn . . . that study hall . . . Pam . . . to enter Capital University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, He is a gentleman, because his nature is kind and affable to every creature. Bill . . . entered from Columbus Boychoir School 2 . . . Christine . . . radio . . . horses . . . Dehlolay . . . sister Babs . . . dancing . . . pet peeve: people that are late . . . Junior Achievement . . . Oh, those big blue eyes! . . . to enter Ohio State University. Band 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, 4, President 4, lli-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Trial by jury , Down in the Valley. Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Ellen . . . VVhite Hose . . . 2956 club . . . D.C.B .... Nancy, have the page ready? . . . Torch Office Cang . . . I'm Ellen-not Rosie, Amy, or Pollylu . . . Cousin Sharon . . . llazel . . . to enter Northwestern. French Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Basketball 2, Tennis 2, Hockey 1, 53, Torch 3, 4, Assistant Literary Editor 4, Bcxleo 4, Choir 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Natiozigil llonor Society 4, Come Rain or Shine. Her eyes are like magnets, attracting allf' Sharon . . . VVhite Rose . . . Nevertheless . . . little brother . . . 293i club . . . sports . . . LLO . . . knitting . . . D.C.B. . . . piano lessons . . . Faculty Night . . . malts . . . driving . . . ambition: to travel . . . Cousin Ellen . . . to enter Western College for VVomen. Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 4, Sports bead 4, Dramatics Club 4, l7.'l'.A. 4, Sl'LTUfltfj'-Tfl'ttSllTl'T 4, Stuzlcnt Ilealth Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer' 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball l. 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 4. Eighteen William Elder Ellen English Sharon English V, 42.QQ:iilf F 1 VT, xt i Sli., .' ll-fl' 5 4 4 1?-A XA g sgig . Wh 4 2.1, 5. .s e -lr., -, Nancy Esper Ronald Esterkin Sonya Fisher A heart and smile make life wortlzwlzilefi Essie . . .jE-65 . . .Colf in january . . . Cuest Club . . . Cuttin'-the-Cat . . . Faculty Night . . . brother, jack . . . red convertible . . . Buckeye Lake . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3. 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Head 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 2, Music Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, Band 1, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Come Hain or Shine. Every man. for himself, his own ends, the rlevil for allf' Este . . . Ma Soborrowitz . . . eyes . . . A-27-E . . .'KStriekly, Dickinson . . . punctuality plus. . .11.V.'l'.'s Oflice . . . Louie, where ya goin'?,' . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 4, Baseball 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2. joy dances in her eyes. Sonic . . . Rickie . . . pet peeve: snobbish people . . . steak and French fries . . . jolly Girls . . . sports . . . favorite pastime: dancing . . . dislikes people who come in Drive-In and clon't know what they want . . . ML-rkle's . . . to enter Business College. C.A.C. 4, Basketball 4, Swimming 4. Always a .smile and ll pleasant word for all. Jacky . . . Bud . . . Martin and Lewis . . . jolly Cirls . . . likes Uke and bill billy music . . . ear hop . . . two smaller brothers . . . I Love You a 1000 VVays . . . pct peeve: Air Force. Y-Teens 1, 4, C.A.C. 1, Art Club 2, Horizon Club 1, 2, You find yourself refreshed by his presence. Tom . . . Pig Man . . . Mable's Basement Buddies . . . Northlander . . . NVig area . . . Foley Lake . . l ulton's Army . . . Dick Clements . . . Tunetwisters . . . hopes to enter Dartmouth College. French Club 3, Ili-Y 2, 4, Varsity B 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 3, Band 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Court 3, 4, Chief justice 4, Come Bain or Shine. My friencls mean the whole world to me. Goldie . . . Ma Soborrowitz . . . VVhat ya say jelly bean? . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . Caesar . . . to be an architect . . . car buddy . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 1, 2, President 2, Dramaties Club 4, Science Club 4, President 4, Book Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Track 2. Jacqueline Foreman Thomas Fulton jacob Coldfarb Louis Goldstein Saralee Graham Robert Grossman Never let your studies interfere with your educationf, Louie . . . record collector . . . bowling . . . Ma Soborrowitz . . . Blackjack . . . blue Olds . . . California bound . . . Hefty, where's my car buddies? . . . joker . . . Let's roll . . . Peaches' best friend . . . never in a hurry . . . 2935 club . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Art Club 24 Book Club 4g Football 2, Tennis 2, Swimming 2, Music Club 3. Thou who hast the fatal gift of beautyf, Saralee . . . White Rose . . . D.C.B .... music, maestro, please . . . horses . . . New York . . . the Lakes . . . the Patio . . . I need an innertuben . . . Southlander . . . It's been real. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, Dramatics Club 4, Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. Ari is mzmis naturef' Cross . . . L.L.O .... Eighth Period English . . . 2157 . . . Homeroom ball . . . Howell's owls . . . Brother Bill . . . Tall, thin . . . Esquire . . . to enter Capital University. Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y 3, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4g Book Club 4, Chorus lg Torch 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Bexleo 4, Associate Art Editor 4. I have ll heart with room for every joyf' Billie . . . from Granville Iligh School 2 . . . music . . . people . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning. especially on Mondays . . . sisters . . . good-naturecl . . . to enter Ohio State University. Y-Teens 3, 4. He who has sfopped questioning, has lost all interest in life. Ed . . . Sue. . . hamburgers . . . homeroom basketball . . . pet peeve: English literature . . . NBOTC . . . Again . . . Michigan . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . engineering . . . scientific mind . . . N14 Club . . . to enter Ohio State University. Latin Club 2, Science Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Bexleo, Advertising Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. One cannot have fun without u racketf' Keith . . . Peggy . . . Tennis . . . HBH . . . Tennis Club . . . Tom, Bob, and Howie . . . pet peeve: girls who smoke and drink . . . likes chicken . . . Lakeside . . . 8:00 A.M. tennis practice . . . beard . . . Butch . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 4, President 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, Varsity B 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, District Doubles Champion 3, Captain 4, Torch 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor 1, 2, 3, Sports Editor 4, Student Council 1, 3, Choir 2g Quill and Scroll 4, Student Court 4. Twenty Mary Groves Edwin Haering Keith Hanlon Herbert Harmon lane Harrah Robert Hensel Many ll treu.s'ui'e is unlocked with ll ircrlml key. Baldy . . . One ot' the meaty ones niust go! . . . Navy . . . women drivers . . . California , . . NEL Ridge . . . erew hair eut . . . 'l'.V. . . , radio on Sunday . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . by golly . . . Ma Soborrowitz . . . Cold Clitt . . . jowls, old boy . . . to enter Ohio State University. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Hook Club 1, 2, Varsity B 3, 4, Art Club 2, Seienee Club 1, 2, 4, Drainaties Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Come Rain or Shine. Oh to uequire knowledge with no apparent effort. Tank . . . 1 -37-ll . . . Bryden Road Cang. . . Lake . . . XVhite Rose . . . horseback riding . . . Faculty Night . . . Take to the llills . . . Repeat the Oath . . . California bound? . . . hopes to enter VVellesley. lfreneh Club 3, 4, Viee-President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 4, Seeretary 2, Viee-President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cab- inet 2, Seeretary 3, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Choir 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, lloekey 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Tennis 2, 3, 41 Swinnning 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch 3, 4, Associate Editor 4, Bexleo 4, National llonor Soeiety 23, 4, Salutatorian, Alcilllll' Rain or Shinef, The less u :nun thinks or knows about his virtues the better we like him. llense . . . Chevrolet . . . B-5647 . . . Give us a break, Perry . . . Mahlt-'s Basement Buddies . . . Eastgatei' . . . Toreh Ottiee . . . to enter Denison University. Latin Club S, 4, Draniaties Club 4, Science Club 4, Varsity B 4, Book Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Traek 1, 2, Manager 2, Tennis 3, Torch 4, ltctlllll' Rain or Shine. Be silent and he safe, silence never betrays you. Mar . . . older brother, jaek . . . French Fries . . . slnniber parties , , . Buekeye Lake . . . Cuttin'-the-Cat . . . driving . . . golf in january . . . Beanie', . . . likes basketball. Spanish Club 2, 53, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, llorizon Club 1. The snprenie lmppiness of life is the conviction. that are are loved. .lerse . . . likes Private Cene . . . air inail letters . . . hamburgers with 0.P.M .... july 17, 1947 and Deeeinber 26, 1950 . . . dislikes Shakespeare and icy sidewalks . . . chewing glllll. Y-Teens 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, Music Club 3, 4. A barrel of frm. lluteh . . . erew eut . . . likes guns and hunting . . . A-5000 , . . Bantain . . . often says Danged if it isn'tl . . . Al jolson . . . brothers and sisters . . . hopes to enter University of Colorado. Spanish Club 2, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Swinnning 4, Student Count-il 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Class President 1, Trial by Jury , Down in thc Valley. Marcia Herr Joyce Hingst Darrell Hutchinson Richard Hutchinson Jack Immel Hudson Isaac Of consiflerulzle :forth in every sport. Dick . . . Bantam . . . Brothcr, Darrcll . . . camping all night . . . Indian Lakc . . .kitty car , . . A-5000 . . Drcamboat , . . cars . . . Nancy , . . Hutch . . . O.S.U .... So Long, It's Bccn Good to know You . ham . . . llcnry J . . . to cntcr Ohio State University. Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. Men of few words are the best of menf, jack . . . hunting and fishing . . . likcs all sports . . . dislikcs lost drivers . . . Esquirc . . . homeroom basket- ball . . . quiet. Football 4. A carefree boy who gets much enjoyment out of Iifef' Huddy . . . homcrooin basketball . . . chem-scburgcrs . . . Tcxaco. . . I'll cluc you, Moose- . . . Florida bound . . . littlc sistcr . . . Naval Rcscrvc . . . Alice . . . Harbor Lightsf' lli-Y 2, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. Dress is your fable of contentsf' Alicc . . . Ho, llo, that's rich! . . . Get it? Got It! . . . pct pccvcs: -frccklcs and curly ha.ir . . . Faculty Night . . . M-911 . . . j.S.D .... sorry to pass . . . always losing car kcys . . . to enter Ohio Statc University. l Cl l 2 3 'I' sur -r 3, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Basketball 2. 3, 4. Spanisi , u 1 .., - , rca.' 1 My own thoughts are my eonipunionsf' Ccorgc . . . golf . . . stamp collector . . . dislikes girls who smokc . . . steak . . . onc of Charlic's boys . . by gollyf' Latin Club 3, Scicncc Club 4, Student Council 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. From a little spark muy lmrst a mighty flume. Iicanic . . . Bill . . . oldcr brother, Don . . . Bar-B-Q . . . milkshakcs . . . Cuttin'-thc-Cat . . .slumbcr parties . . . Arlington . . . golf in january . . . summcrs in New jersey . . . Mar . . . blond . . . petite . . . bowling . . . Count Evcry Star . . . Lct's go to Nanisv . . . 2936 aftcr . . . pct pccvc: gctting up at six o'clock . . , to bc a sccrctary. Y-Tocns 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Chorus 1. Twenty-two Alice Katz George Keys Shirley Kielmeyer Richard Kohls Dolores Koppelman Ben Kramer A learnerl man ancl a most rare speaker. Dick . . . from Lakewood lligh School 2 . . . Cicero, hay orator . . . i'Now, New Year's Eve in Lakewood . . . ham . . . '1'.Y .... 1035 . . . speedy . . . broken nose . . . shot put . . . 1'-'I'-7 . . . stnhhy . . . to enter Brown University. l rcnch Cluh 3, 4, Dramatics Cluh 2, 3. 4, Science Cluh 4, lli-Y 2, 3, 4, Book Cluh 4, Football 3, 4, All C.B.L. 4, Track 2. 23, -1, Basketball 2, '1'orclz 4, Bexleo 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National llonor Society 4, Come ltain or Shine. Full of life, full of fun. anrl fall of lzappines.v. Dec . . . Ho, llo, that's rich! . . . pet pecyc: hives . . . hig sister . . . Get it? Cot it! . . . Faculty Night . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Chili 3, 4, Y-Teens lg C.A.C. 1, 3, 4, Dramatic Chili 4, l .'l'.A. 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Baseball 3. ln the fell elutcli of l'll'L'lllIlSlllllCU I have not urineezl nor crierl aloud. Stumpy. . . hohhies: guns and cars . . . likes long weekends . . . hunting trips . . . Florida . . . SS . Cap , . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 1, Varsity B 2, 3, 41 Foothall 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Baseball 1. 2, Track 3. 4, Basketball 2, Stu- dent Council 3. Tl1o.s'e who ilzink must govern llzose wlzo toilfi Connie . . . lVhite Hose . . . the Lakes . . . i'0h, for a car buddy . . . mighty mouse . . . Repeat the oath . . . hopes to enter University of Colorado. Latin Cluh 1, 22, 3, 4, President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports ht-ad 4, Dramatics Clulm 4, Colt' 3, Tennis 23, 4, Toreli 3, 4, Editor 4, Bexleo -1, Choir 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 4, National llonor Society 4. A gentle, silent, .selfless girl is worth a world of talkers. Mona . . . classical music . . . Aye Maria . . . flower shop . . . knitting . . . skating . . . Fisher's Flohhs . . . strawherry sundacs . . . hrothcrs . . . pet pceves: chemistry, teachers. and rude people . . . hopes to enter Capital University. Spanish Chili 3, 4, Choir 3, Chorus 1, 2. .Vu.vic mul rlxyllmz finrl their way info the secret places of the soul. jim . . . from NX'aite lligh School, Toledo, 3 . . . trumpet . . . music . , . Stu and Pete . . . how tics . . . Star- light Serenadcrs . . . to enter Capital University. Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3. 4: Dixieland Band 3, 4. .gn Constance Krolczyk Ramona LaRose james Ling Marlene Loos Elaine McBride Nancy McNarney Never too quiet, never too guy, ll rare good girl in every way. Marlene . . . knitting . . . letters from Cleveland . . . little brother . . . Buckeye Lake . . . slumber parties . . . 2954 after club . . . pet peeve, doing dishes . . . from St. Mary's of the Spring . . . Ralph Flanagan . . . Tenderly . . . green Pontiac . . . to enter Barry College. Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, C.A.C. 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Art Club 3, F.T.A. 4, Basketball 3, Golf 3, 4. She speaks what she thinksf, Mae . . . from St. joseph High School, Ironton, 4 . . . dancing . . . popular music . . . Star Dust . . . sports . . . swimming . . . likes Ohio State . . . dislikes homework, government, or any kind of history . . . Fords and Buicks. A thousand words will not leave so deep un impression as one deed. Nan . . . summer vacations in Canada . . . fishing . . . Cuttin'-the-Cat . . . golf in January . . . It's Magic . . dimples . . . slumber parties . . . Why do they always call me Ruth Ann? . . . long walks . . . 2934 after . . . bowling . . . Buckeye Lake . . . I want everyone to be quiet . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Bexleo 4. The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Ruthie . . . bowling . . . slumber parties . . . Quest Club . . . Why do they always call me Nancy? . . . Vaughn Monroe . . . Blue Moonl' . . . Cuttin'-the-Cat . . . Buckeye Lake . . . Let's go to Nan's . . . Golf in january . . . 2955 after . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports head 3, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 1, 2, Chorus 1. Beauty as only an artist can paint. Mo . . . D.C.B .... dolls . . . Hi-Jinx . . . slumber party . . . the animals . . . to enter Mary Washington. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 8, 4, President 4, C.A.C. 2, 8, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Bexleo 4, Come Rain or Shine , Homecoming Queen. Her inward thoughts are mysteries unsolved. Mir . . . likes friendly people . . . art and music . . . cashmeres . . . I'm on a diet . . . pet peeve: those who can't pronounce my name. French Club 4, Y-Teens 4, Art Club 4, Choir 2, Chorus 1. Twenty-four Ruth Ann Maneely Anne Mawhinney Miriam Mayer ill Donna Metzger Ross Miller Thomas Montague Happiness consists in activity. Donna . . . Dick . . . VVhite Rose . . . little sister . . . Repeat the oathv . . . Faculty Night . . . D.C.B. . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 4, Secretary 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports head 3, 4, Art Club 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Torch 4, Assistant Literary Editor 4, Chorus 1, Cheerleader 3, 4, Come Rain or Shine. To be strong is to he happy. Moose . . . Barbara . . . Ford coupe . . . likes hamburgers and French fries . . . homeroom basketball . . . I'll clue you lluddyn . . . Florida . . . Buckeye Lake . . . Pure Oil station. lli-Y 2, Football 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Anil life is itself a game of fooilmllfi Monto . . . English teadrinker . . . Q-44-T . . . Rita . . . likes lobster and shrimp . . . speedy . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Varsity B 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Class Vice-President 4. They copied all they could, but they couldnit copy my mindf' Nina . . . VVhite Rose . . . Blue Moon . . . D.C.B .... Rosemary, that's for remembrancei' . . . BH-36 and B-37-ll . . . strawberry milk shakes . . . Bye little sisters . . . weekend trips to Arlington . . . Torch Office Gang . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Torch 3, 4, Literary Editor 4, Choir 1, 2, Come Rain or Shine. lf I did not laugh I should llief, Mouse . . . Henry's Ford . . . likes all sports . . . pool . . . famous laugh . . . Hey now . . . seotter brigade . . . Acc . . . Shoulder Pad Club. Spanish Club 2, lli-Y 2, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Choir 2, 4, Chorus 1. There are very few people who pursue .science with true dignity. Gene . . . rifle shooting . . . pet peevc: the decimal point . . . N14 Club . . . brainy one of Charlie's boys . . . hopes to enter Columbia. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4. Secretary 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, National llonor Society 4. Nancy Nida Thomas Owens Eugene Pen'in Janet Petty Kiki Poulos William Price Indeed, she proved true to all she locedf' janet . . . White Rose . . . Doug . . . D.C.B .... Blue Moon . . . New York . . . It's been real . . . letters . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4. Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themseleesf' Kiki . . .sewing . . . dancing . . . Buckeye Lake . . . Majsk's . . . L-5798 . . . Chuck . . . ambition: fashion designer . . . night almost spent at Sue's . . . pet peeve: slaves . . . basketball games with Ed and Sue . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, F.T.A. 4. No man is free who is not master of himself. Willy Brook . . . Mable's Basement Buddies . . . curly hair . . . WP-50. . .Yellow Stone Park. . .the laugh . . . Bexley Park Boy . . . singing . . . Patty . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Varsity B 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Student Council 2, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 2, Music Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. His shy and boyish smiles are irresistible. Buck . . . '34 Ford . . . Hi-Y Basketball . . . Navy . . . Northlander . . . ambition: veterinarian . . . boxing . . . pet peeve: girls who smoke . . . to enter Ohio State University. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 2, Science Club- 3, 4, Varsity B 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. A fool may talk, but a wise man speaks. Red . . . fishing . . . stamp collecting . . . DeMolay . . . always reading historical novels . . . friendly and quiet . . . inseparable pal, Ralph . . . pet peeve: people who believe everything they hear . . . to enter Capital University. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Book Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless elimes and starry skiesf, Peggy . . . Keith . , . Are you coming to Bexleo meeting tonight? . . . Cuttin'-the-Cat . . . Lct's go to Nan's . . . Thinking of You . . . ambition: to get a driver's license . . . to enter Capital University. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Interclub Council Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 3, Cabinet 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Bexleo 4, Editor 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Student Court 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 4, President 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Ohio Girl's State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Homecoming Attend- ant 4, Come Rain or Shine. Twenty-Six Iustin Quecke James Raymond Peggy Riggs l 1 l l i x , Alvin Roberts Norman Rohr Susanne Rowe A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Al . . . square dancing . . . sports . . . likes hamburgers . . . quiet and likeable . . . homeroom reterec . . long walk home . . . pet peevcs: women drivers and discourteous people. Ili-Y 3, 4, Book Club 4. For he's a jolly good fellow. Norm . . . Do you serious? . . . DeMolay . . . Cadillac . . . pet pecvc: conceited girls . . . Navy . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 1, Dramatics Club 4, Football 3, Choir 4. I cannot say one thing and mean another. Sue . . . Ed . . . NVhite Rose . . . basketball games with Kiki and Chuck . . . pet peeve: school policy . . . Again', . . . sewing . . . Ed's chocolate cakes . . . baby sister . . . famous uncle . . . cabin in the hills . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, C.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bexleo 4, Literary Editor 4, Choir l, National Honor So- ciety 4, State VVinner in American Legion Essay Contest. A heart with fun and laughter in itf' Bruiser . . . plaid vest . . . tanker . . . lifeguard . . . senior girl rating committee . . . Aw, give us a break, Perrylv . . . the winged fish . . . Two hamburgers with catsup, please. Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Latin Club l, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 4, lli-Y 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Varsity B 3, 4, Book Club 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, League Champions 3, 4, City Champions 3. The best quality in a person is sincerity. Rusty . . . from Columbus West 3 . . . Cleveland trip . . . Pinky . . . pet peeve: moody boys . . . niece, Sandy . . . one of the redheads . . . attendance office . . . Do I have to kiss him? I'm only an understudyln . . . always willing to help . . . quiet . . . Oh, gosh! . . . Tommie . . . to enter Capital University. Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Book Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu.s-iasm.', Little Buck . . . VVhite Rose . . . D.C.B .... Rita . . . full of pep . . . Otto B . . . Elsie Schrat . . . B.L. . . . Hello, Hello, Hello . . . little brother . . . clothes . . . the laugh . . . Big Snow Party . . . Russ's remarks . . . five foot two, eyes of bluen . . . to enter Miami University. French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Cheerleader 2. 3, 4, llead Cheerleader 4, Choir 3, Basketball 2, Tennis 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Bexleo 4, Come Rain or Shiuef, Bruce Sand Nola Sanders Elise Schacht Clarence Schairbaum Robert Scher Carole Schottenstein He always proves a friend. Blackie . . . dislikes girls that smoke . . . Johnnie . . . likes all kinds of sports . . . Motor Scooter Brigade . . . pet peeve: reckless drivers . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Varsity B 3, 4, Football Manager 3, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, Trial by Jury , Down in the Valley. Fm sure care's an enemy of life. Rabbit . . . likes carrots . . . Navy . . . DS-80 . . . girls . . . Hot Rods . . . dislikes self-centered people. Spanish Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Swimming 2. Her ways are the ways of pleasantnessf' Terry , . . Ho, Ilo, that's rich! . . . music . . . beautiful curly hair . . . sewing . . . little sister, Libeth . . . smile . . . trips to Chicago . . . VVisconsin . . . friendly . . . to enter Northwestern. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Music Club 3. The fountain of perpetual peace flows heref' Chris . . . trips to Michigan . . . Bill . . . records . . . Nevertheless . . . ambition: to be a secretary . . . Pittsburgh . . . That's sharp . . . cardigan sweaters . . . pet pee-ve: riding buses . . . hamburgers at Van's . . . long walks . . . picnics in the summer. Bowling 3, 4, Bexleo 4, National Honor Society 4. No matter what the task may be he does it with great abilityf' Sehwa . . . Mable-'s Basement Buddies . . . Green Hornet . . . B-4234 . . . 'Tm off that for Lent, so's Ayln . . . Likes Guy Lombardo and loafers . . . Northlander. Spanish Club 3, President 3, Varsity B 3, 4, President 4, Book Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, Tennis 3, Swimming 1, 2, 4, South League Champs 4, Student Council 4, Vice-President 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Student Court 4, Clerk 4, Music Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Trial by Jury , Down in the Valley. Softly speaks and softly smiles. Barbie . . . KD .... music . . . Don . . . sewing . . .square dancing . . .Wanda's little shadow . . . favorite pastime: listening to the radio . . . likes to help people . . . from East High School 3. C.A.C. 3, Basketball 4, Choir 3, 4, Trial by Juryf, Twenty-eight Christine Schumacher Perry Schwartz Barbara Seeker Stuart Seligson Richard Shields Roger Shipe And we hear thy .stormy music on the clrumf, Stu . . . Dixieland Band . . . bow ties . . . Stardust',. . .pie. . .Starlight Serenaders . . . jazz. . . Ralph Flanagan . . . drums . . . sax . . . violin . . . Pee NVee Hunt. Drauuaties Club 4, Music Club 3, 4, Torch 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2. He is a good man and does good things. Dick . . . Nancy . . . swimming . . . August 2, 1949 . . . lifeguard . . . B-4053 . . . tanker . . . dislikes road hogs . . . champs . . . hopes to enter Annapolis. Science Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Book Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, City League Champions 3. The truest wisdom is resolute determination. Rog . . . T-Bone steak . . . milkshakes . . . Michigan . . . all sports . . . That,s a funny bit . . . '48 Plymouth . . . older sister, Shirley . . . pet peeves: senior girls and women drivers . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity B 4, Baseball 4, Manager 4, Torch 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4. The cheerful man is king. Jim . . . Dou't be bitter . . . Alice . . . motor bike . . . State highway employee . . . personality . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . likes all sports . . . 33-UR . . . homeroom basketball . . . The mile . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 2. 3, Dramatics Club 4, Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Varsity B 4, Book Club 2, 4, Football 1. 2, Baseball 1. 2, Track 3, 4. A smile is a whisper of u Iuughf, Shortie . . . NVhite Rose . . . the Lakes . . . Repeat the oath . . . horseback riding . . . D.C.B. . . . Oh, for a ear buddy . . . knitting . . . buzz-buzz . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Sports head 4, Dramatics Club 4, Secretary 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Swimming 1, Torch 3, 4, Student Council 3, Choir 3, 4. A contented mind is the greatest blessing a woman can enjoy in this worldf, Marian . . . from Roosevelt junior High School 2 . . . 88 . . . MYF . . . chicken and noodles . . . walks four miles a clay . . . If . . . Junior Achievement . . . Oh, really! . . . ambition: to be skinny . . . 2954 club . . . cashmeres . . . laugh . . . spreads . . . White Rose . . . driving . . . Quest Club . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Music Club 3, Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4. James Shockey Barbara Short Marian Smith ff' Mamya Smith George Souder Beverly Spohn Ever gentle, sweet and true. Le . . . Jimmie . . . pet peevc: the Navy . . . hamburgers and French fries . . . Joyce and Ronnie . . . square dancing . . . the kids . . . always in trouble . . . nurse's training . . . to enter White Cross Hospital School of Nursing. Spanish Club 35 Y-Teens 4. Manners make the man.', Killer . . . Kay . . . likes Hsbing, hunting, and boat racing . . . XCS . . . red Pontiac convertible . . . Mona Lisa . . . tennis . . . trumpet . . . to enter Ohio State University. Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity B 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2. Beauty is its own excuse for being. Bev . . . the Lakes . . . Ted . . . White Rose . . . Chartreuse Chrysler . . . small vacations to Tulsa . . . D.C.B .... Majorette . . . takes frequent naps . . . I don't get ity' . . . wants to be dental hygienist . . . car buddy, Blake . . . laugh . . . 2955 after . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 35 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant. The true art of memory is the art of attentionf, jo . . . the center . . . 751 . . . If . . . N-4441 . . . They're in the Army nown . . . 4-PH-93 . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Book Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Hockey 3. Du-rk eyes, humor, and u grin, With these his friends arenit hard to winf, Dex . . . from Muncie High School 4 . . . quiet . . . likes chemistry and physics . . . stamp collecting . . . to enter Ohio Stale University. Science Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Football 45 Basketball 45 Track 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. We have here a mun5 the kind we like to know. Frank . . . Buster I . . . julie . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . out in the sticks . . . animals . . . I'll try anything oncel' . . . ambition: test pilot . . . to enter Capital University. Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 45 Book Club 2, 3, 45 Music Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Swimming 2, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Trial by juryng Down in the Valley. Thirty Rose Stone Dexter Strawther Franklin Svatek Barry Turner Harold Vogel Elaine Wasserstrom Suppre.s-s me if you crm, 1 ani ll merry jest. Barry . . . Blue Moon . . . Bobbie . . . Dink's Cellar. . . Ma Soborrowitz. . . Bar-B-Ques . . . Don't play the Fool . . . iishing . . . Ping Pong . . . one of the Goldfarlfs peasants . . . N.N.L .... to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Football 2, Baseball 2, 3, Band 2, Women buh! This is u man's world. Bohank . . . Zig's Plymouth . . . 1 clon't know . . . six foot threei' . . . look out stations . . . 2935 after . . motorcycle . . . serious . . . math Wiz. Football 2. You're everytlzing you ought to be and nothing that you 0llgllfC1lC!I.,, Elaine . . . Ho, Ho, that's rich! . . . Get it? Got it! . . . Hi Cookie . . . knitting argyles . . . Stan Kenton . . . playing piano . . . shrimp and banana splits . . .October 8. . .J-5236. . . 'I'emptation', . . . Slimmer Bridge Club . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Bowling Captain 4, Assistant Librarian 3, 4, Swimming 4, Torch 4. The jest loses its point when he who makes it is the first fo laugh. Alan . . . likes shrimp . . . coffee soclas . . . dislikes snow . . . ll-45-VV . . . Bexley Park Boy . . . laugh . . hopes to enter Dartmouth College. Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, lli-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity B 4, Book Club 3, 4, Football 2, Baseball lg Tennis 22, 3, 4. Little but mighty und full of funf' Deenie . . . Ho, llo, that's rich! . . . ambition: to be a nurse . . . S.I.W. . . . Get it? Got itli' . ean't wait for the mailman to come . . . hopes to enter Cincinnati Jewish Hospital. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, Basketball 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. WVlml is she thinking that makes her eyes sparkle sol , Bobbie . . . Ho, Ho, that's rich! . . . T-16-W . . . Mrs. Grayson . . . Grandpa . . . Get it? Got it! . . . two sisters . . . D.C.B. . . . ln my black coat poeketv . . . frequent naps . . . likes little kids . . . cashmeres . . . always off ancl on a dict . . . to enter Ohio State University. lfreneh Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3, 4, F.'l'.A. 4, Stuclent Council 1, Chorus l, Come Rain or Shinef' Alan VVeiler Marilyn Weisskerz Barbara Wilson Caroline Winn Nancy Winters Richard Wolfe Simplicity's rare chzzrm i.s hersf' Lynn , . . from Reynoldsburg High School 2 . . . Jack . . . Cuttin'-the-Cat . . . U. S. Navy . . . Slumber Parties . . . knitting . . . Buckeye Lake . . . Stardusti' . . . Burl . . . NVinnie . . . Bowling . . . blind dates . . . swimming . . . brother, Bill . . . Blue convertible . . . Van's hamburgers . . . to enter Ohio State University. Latin Club 2, 3g Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Book Club 45 Chorus 2. There is no genius in life like the genius of energy und uctiuityf, Nancy . . . D.C.B .... Co you devil . . . sports widow . . . Ayl . . . VVhite Rose . . . the Phi Psis . . . the Patio . . . VV.C.T.U .... '50 Prom . . . Colby??? . . . Thinking of Youn . . . Sister Ann. Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports head 4, Dramatics Club 44 Art Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, F.T.A. 4g Tennis 2, 3, 4, Torch 3, 4, News Editor 4, Bexleo 4, Associate Editor 45 Student Council 3, 4g Chorus lg National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. Noble by birth, get nobler by great deedsf, Dick . . . scientist . . . Chartreuse Ford . . . winner of A.C.S. Essay Contest . . . NI4 Club . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . to enter Ohio State University. Science Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Choir 3, 4, Trial by jury, Down in the Valley. I never dare to write as funny as I canf, jim . . . Watusi Master . . . likes walking and talking . . . the great Qbigj profile . . . 7839 pound Santa . . . Flub Club Chairman . . . pet peeve: scarecrows who object being compared to him . . . to enter Ohio State University. Latin Club 29 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 4, Student Health Council 4g Torch 3, 4, Assistant News Editor 4, Bexleo 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Class Vice-President 3, Class President 4, National Honor Society 4. At last, 1'll graduatefu Don . . . Hot Chevy . . . Mr. Tipton's Ofhee . . . Van's hamburgers . . . dislikes Fords and homework . . Carol . . . old faithful Dodge . . . She's Cot Dark and Roving Eyes . . . pet peeve: women drivers. Baseball 1, 2. He who rules must humor full us much as he !,'0I7l17lll1lClS.v Bugs . . . little brother . . . ANGEL TREADS . . . SJhwartz, when-'s my senior ring? . . . Ma Soborrowitz . , . one of Charlie's boys . . . '50 Prom . . . The Shoulder Pad Club . . . No Cordie, not the slideruleln . . . VVait Wenchl President of School 4, Class President 2, 3, Student Court 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 44 Quill and Scroll 44 Torch 4, Advertising Manager 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Dramaties Club 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, Art Club lg Varsity B 4g Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Thlrflj-two James Wood Donald Woods Cordon Zachs Mark Zalk Donald Zigler I have no mnckings or argmnentsg I witness and waitf' Smiley . . . Ma Soborrowitz . . . Ping Pong . . . dislikes Drive-Ins. . . Dink's Cellar. . .to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, -11 Art Club 1, 2, 3g Track And wlmt would life be if he took it seriousIyS Senator . . . Sandusky . . . 70 m.p.h. in second . . . likes Rag Mop . . . letters to George . . . 'l'enderly . . . pet peeve: Mr. 'I'ipton's Ofhee . . . Fords . . . llot Plymouth . . . Morrie on Saturday Night. Peter Hoffhines The man who has no music in his soul is fit for treason. Pete . . . wonderful piano player . . . pals, Stu and Jim . . . Candy photography . . . trombone . . . pet peeve: fussy women . . . Phil Napoleon 8 Basin Street Blues . . . Bach Little C Minor Fugere . . . Pep Band . . . Minstrel Orchestra . . . Dixieland Band. Freneli Club 35 Dramaties Club 4g Band 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 44 Music Club 3. Clark McPherson He might be better if he would, But it's so lonesome being goozlf, Mae . . . F-8259 . . .ole bucket of bolts . . . Meet me at Van's . . . the thing won't run . . . hamburgers and French fries . . . Think it'll rain? . . . Laugh, I thought l'd die . . . pet peeve: girls that smoke and a ear that runs half of the time. Spanish Club 1, 2g Reserve Football 3. Thirty-three A f .W .f l ,A 4? ' 1 , 1 g i H 1 , X 4' H i? 9 .Q 9 2.5. l E2 A ' 1 y M. li-It! 4 Q 1 lil Y - Q , n A 5: -, gs F '65 t ' 1 1 N. ' 'l ' -A .Sy x ' 1 A 7 ' 'QQ X I 3' 4 N A :W 5' Q 4 , Q W fi Q R A 3 ' R' X iq O 1 I . ' i fy f ' if I N I .1 Y 1 1' ' A . PQ .. ' Q in . , - xx - . , I ' 4:-iw 7 1. M X M M J, ., r ff, fig 1' f w M. 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JK Y 1 2 Burk rout -lin: Ahlmolt, 'I'ini Aclclcy, Patricia Allcn, Bcvcrly Alnorinc, Marilyn Anthony, Jnnc Burtlctt, Connic Bnsch. ,luck Hcrnlohr, Bill Hcttriclgc, Dorothcu Blr-il, EW-lyn Bhnn. Scconrl row: Nlziry Blunic, Marilyn Brnlcy. Arclcn Chuplinc, Dinnnc Clmppr-ll, Him Click, Dun Collins, jim Collins, Rod Cookc, Virginia Cox, -Ivan Cunning- lnnn, Clnirlcs Dawson. Front row: liric Docschvr. jack Dollison, Churlcs Dozcr, David Drcnning, B1-vcrly Dysurt, Ralph T'illl'1'IlllilIlN, -Inrly lflliot. l,I'lNl'illil Elliott, Larry Fcitlingcr. Norman l l'lS4'lltllill, -loan Frzrrilcclihcrgcr, Myron lfricclinaui. Thr- class of 1952 has workccl inclustriously cluring thc past school ycnr. For thc first tinlc in thc history of Bcxlcy High. thc junior class sponsorcd thc llornc- coming.: cluncc. This cluncc. usually sponsorccl hy thc school publications. was ll grcnt suc' ccss. Thc juniors showcd thcir intcrcst in school affairs whcn they won thc first Bcxlco tax stamp clrivc of thc ycar. The junior-Scnior Proni is illllllllllly thc lurgcst project nnclcrtalccn hy thc class. This Huck rout -luck U1-orgc, Nccl Clillion, Nl2ll'SlIillT Cliclunun, lfllcn Uoomlinain, xlilllt' flrinnn, Nancy Cluillorml, Dong Clnnthcr, liiclmrml llalight, llcullu-r llariincs, Shirlcy llanovcr, Dclorcs llarklcss. Svcmzrl rout Anncttc llurins. liomlgcr ll1llTlS4Hl, Sully llau'tl4'roclc, Carrol llchn, David llcss, llowairtl Hirsch, Carol lliscy. Carrol Tloliniun, Toni llolln-inn-r, Naincv llulinxg, llairhairn llunt. Frou! row: Carrol lckcs, llohcrtai joncs. Shirlcy -lone-s. Zum' qloncs, Nlanry Kcycs, ,-Xlln-rt Km-sslcr, Alanncs Kirnc, Ruth Klcinlnuicr, Xlairlt Knolls, Kcith Krncgcr, Don I.c4-num, liill l,4-gg. wr' riff-r'igl1I 'W Burk rout -Iouu l.4-vy, llulph 1,1-wis, Bouuin- Lortz, Mary I,ou Lowry, jim Nlurtiu, Prism-illu Nlusou, llugh Mc- lxiuuou, lla-lt-u NIcNvrliu. .-Kult-luiclv Mt-lliualu, Dou Nlvrkiu, Mzunrvm-u Nh-rrill. Svroml rout Nlaluritn Nh-rrill. Kfouuin- Milla-r, l'utric-in Nlillvr, Auclrvan Mohr, Lon-ual Mohrhofl, Shirlcy Morton, Paul Mya-rs. llolwrt Nm-wuuui, -It-rry Nos-thlivh, Holm Ulsou. Suv Ustvrmuu. Front row: llost-umry Pulim-r, llogcr Parsons, llit-lmrtl Putt:-rsou, llou Plotuicli, Dun- Pom-ll, l'lllt'Zlll Powvrs, llill l'urcly, liliznlwtll Pyuv, xvlllllll R1ll'lilIlllll, Nlurgura-t llaum-y. Holi llm-cltly, your tho prom was romantically svt zuniclst fl'02lSllI't'l', wvrv the' class ofliccrs. tht- swaying palms. tropical flowcrs, and Becauso of thc talvnt. ability, and lvzulcr- XV2ltt'I'l11lllS0f llalwuii. Music to fit this uiootl ship possvssccl hy thc' mcmlwrs of thc' class was luruislu-ml hy l'vrcy l,owry's orclufstru. ot 1952. it is cvrtuiu thvsv stuclvuts will iuuku Tom lloflic-ilucr, prvsitlcutg jack llvrulolu, thvir future' it gootl om: sic-v-pwsimlviitg aural Carol Hoffman. St'CI'0t2lI'y- Burk rout Carol llittm'l'sp1u'll. Xlurti llost-ufivltl, Stvw' lloss, Sorulm' Sucks, jucquvlim: Sullcv, N1-lliv Sauusou, -lvrriv Surgcut, -luclx Sw-kvr, Kathryn St-lm-it-r, .lm-llrcy St-liwurtz, llurrivt Sliusti-rumu, Curl Slcuk. SITUIIII rout llho Smith, lfrm-tl SHIUOQ, Suuforcl Solomon, NLlllL'y' Soutlvr, Lolitzl Stt-ln-ltou, lloln-rt Stout: llillll Struluu, NZIIIUY Sutton. ,Inu-lx Thouupsou, Slit-ilu 'l'ilhrool4, Nvtl lluclvrwoocl, Bi-tty Y2lIll'l'. Virginian Vnrlvy. Front rmr: lfrzuik Ye-tt:-r, -Iohu Klum-ln-i', Clmrlvs Xllilmofll, 'l'olu Nlllllu-r, llill NVullgu'v, Don XY4-lu-r, Nlnrgzm-t NVQ-lt-ll. -lon-l Xl'hitm-, liuth Xlliitiug, .-Xllia-tl Xllnitl, -Iohu XYilli4uus, -lim VVillsou, Dick XYootl. 'flzirly-ninr S 'NN A linrk row: Sliirlvy Aclanis, llarolcl Anclrn-ws, .loycc Harlan-r. Alini Barra-tt, -Ian:-t Bm-Z, Barlxara Bicllacli, Nancy lil:-ssing, jim Boyfl. Sliirlm-y Butlz-r, Lynnv Burns, 'I'or'rcn.'c- Carsvy. Svvoiul rout Donna Carson. llvyvrly Castlv. Ilan-l Casto, Bs-ya-rly Clark, Doris Cosnvr, jvannm- Cottvr. llolwrt Cowan. Mary Annc Crm-agm-r, -Iolin Crousv. Tippy Dayirlson. Fran! row: Toni Davis, Eu-lyn ljlllllillll, Corclon Eagle-, Boll liiulu-r. Tm-d lficlicr, Polly ling- lisli. Yacla lfoit. Dayifl Follcnian. Eclwarrl Fox, Virginia Ifranlf. Cc-onwtry anal Latin liavv not lmoggc-cl clown at Bvxlvy. tliis yvaris soplioinorc class. Xlvinlwrs of tlw lt is easy to fincl many incliyiclual soplio- gionp liayv workccl liarcl during tlic- yvar, with niorcs willing to work to lx-ttvi' tha- scliool. tlw rcsult tliat tlwy appcar to coinposc- one ol In aclclition. flu' class works togvtlicr wcll. tlic- most vntvrtaining classvs in H-omit tiincs Tliis is shown lmy tlu' fact lliat tlic' soplioniorvs Burk l'Hll'J Loa Doynv l rm'r, llroolu' Cilison, Eflwarcl Craliain, lioxannm' llaiglit, Sliirlvy Ilall. liolwrl llana-r, Sluirlm-y llaxnilton, ,lim llanc-swortli, ,lark llalinty. Sliaroi llm-nry. Nliriani llirscli. Svroilll rout Sandra lloll- inan, llila lluflalwr, Slim-ila lliitcliinson, Slain-Ivy lsaav, Lucia jackson, Dayicl -lolnison, Sally Ki-rr, Kari-n Kil- lmournv, Arlcm- Koltun. llolu-rt Koltun, llolwrt Kopp, Carolyn Lam-. Frou! row: Ka-itli Lawln-aal, Nancy Loll- wivli, Alia-v -Io Le-gg, Lois Le-win, Larry Lic-litvnsta-in, Nlarlmu- Linscotl, King:-iw Lotlios, Bmw-rly NIL-Dowi-ll. C4-nv Nic-llain, Bill lNll'lYPl', Mary lYlL'LllllllI1, Mary Nl2ll'l'llS. lfnrfy Hawk rmr: Carol Nh-it-r, Mm-1-laml Nlvnz. liarl lYll'll, Tm-rry Nh-ya-r, Ann Morris, -lann-s Mm-llcr, lla-n Nlyvr, jack Nlyt-rs, Mart-ia X1-ninan, Cliarlvs Nm-nstaclt, Xlarioriv Oaks. Dick Oi-lgm-tx. Svrmlrl mir: Divk Uslmrn, jm- Uutliwaitv, Ire-nv Pvarsmi. ,lanws Pinkvrnian, Susan Polstvr. Snsia- l,llL'lil'll, Carolyn liacliil, lll13'lliS llvvlll. Cyli- lllia lim-ml, -lulin lit-yimlcls, Pliyllis llliotcn, Ang:-la llulu-rts, Dale- llosv, lfrrml row: Ulm- llusm-nlmluin. Kr:-ss Ilnst-ntlial, Plivllis ltntlm, Bulb llutli. Bula llunvk, lon llusli, lfcl Iiusst-ll. Bula Scliifll, Lilwtli Srliottc-liste-iii, Mark Svlnlll. Sf'lYlll'SQ'llXY1ll'll, litl Svitz, 4l0llll S1-ll. A sponsmx-cl sa-x'vral clanccs tlnmigliont tlu' year. as wt-ll as tla- fact that they constructed tln' prim'-winnin5.! llmnvcmning lloat. Thvst- IIIOIIOY-lllillilllg projvcts will lu-lp tlwin next yt-ar wht-n tlwy put on tlu' prom. Since snccvss is partly attrilmutccl to goocl lcaclcrsliip. tlic class appvars to liavc inaclc a good clioico in prvsiclcnt. David Folkniang vicc'-p1't-siclviit, Terry Nl:-yt-1'g and svcrvtary- ll'1'2lSllI'l'l'. liarlmara XVass0rstrmn. Igllfk l'llll'i Stuart Sllllllll'I'. liiacl Slialu-vn. Karl Slllllll, Patty Slnitli, lrcna- Sulmmul, Nlarilyn Snlmnoll, IZIIIIUS Sou-riauli-s. janv Su11tliwm'lli. le-an S0lllllVWll'lll, Daw- Spit-rs, Dirk SlI'VK'IlS, llogm-r Stat-k, Bill Sltbllblllilll, C4-mmrgc' Slury. Sl'4'lHlll mfr: livnnvlli Slllllllll. Slit-ila Slmpvs, Bill Styglt-r, Tlmrntun Swislwr, Balm 'llll1lL'liK'l', 'll-rry 'l'otll, 'llnn Tnrnor, -Italy Yan lllarit-nn. Donna Vt-rtncr, Rilyllllillil xvAlj1l'llll0l'Sl, Anclrvw NVallac-v, Yauglin XVarc-, l'l1ilip XVarkin. Ifrmil rmr: lioli XYarm'r. Barlmara NVasst-rstrmn. Luis XY4-cllmc-111, Carl XYc'ill'm-nlwack, llolu-rt NVQ-ilvr, Cara lA'l' NYigclnski. Ann xyllllklllli Sliirlcy Wilson, Patty XVintt-rs, Bolw NVisv, Ping Ym-, Marvin Znravsky, Forty-vm Buck roar: George Adams, Gretchen Allen, Nils Anderson, Herhert Anthony, Kenny Arinhruster. Nancy Arnold, Susan Arnold, Nadine Atkins, Donald Haas. Clyde Beatty. Dick Bohst, 'lll10IllklS Hoster, Anne Bowen. Second fore: Holm Boyer, Paul Browkorh, Edgar Buck, Lois Carsey, Dean Cassady, Marigene Cenci, Bill Chaniherlain. jerry Glark, Miriam Glayrnan, Carolyn Gooper, Bernard Davidorf, Benton Dempsey, Marilyn Boothhy, Sally Denton. Front row: Charles D4-Vere, Charles Doss, VVifred Dotts, Marilyn Early, jerry Elliot, joy Folkman. Birdell l out, Garol lforesnian, Lois Garik, Nancy Gillioln, Chris Gilnre, David Gliekman, Loretta Gornall. The promise of things yet to come has been shown hy the members of the freshman class. Future leaders in school will he coming forth from this class. Presidents, captains, editors, memhers of student council and court. and active participants in all the staffs and cluhs will all he molded from the wealth of talent and enthusiasm shown hy the youngest and newest part of our student body. From the three main contrihntors to our schools population we have gained 147 stu- dents. They all came in contact with our Huck mir: Norman Garcia, james Griilith, Adella Grove, Preston Gnrwin, Linda Hampton. Pat Haney. Marilyn Harding, Gill Harris, Barbara Hayden, Kay Heister, Barhara Hepps, Grant Herr, Karl Hinnnelreieh. Second rmr: Allu-rt Hill, Mary jo Hoagland, Toni Hoekman, lloger Holstein, George Hoeniil. Ann Howard, Gail Hunter. 'l'oni jr-Hiries, 'l'oni johnson, Patty jones, Russell jordan, Allen Kerr, Eddie Kavanaugh. Front 1'Ull'I Darlyne Kinnaird, David Kirkpatrick, David Kirkpatrick, Ken Knaell, Dick Kopp, Frank Lallosa, Bolm Leftwich, Ann Leddy, George Leslein, Betty Lowry, Dick l.uehtenherg.i, jalnes ML-Garty, Marcia MeGarty, jane MeGax'ran. Larry Meliaughlin. mfu lim Huck row: Dick Mann, Barhara Marcuin, Marilyn Margulis, Nicky Marsh, jack Masscr, Cynthia Mawhinncy, lioh Mcclors, Allcn M4-rklc, Larry Mctz, Patty Mctzgcr, llcnry Mcycr, Edward Millcr. Second row: Nancy Millcr, Sally Millcr, Elaine- Mohr, Nancy Morris, Stcphcn Nacht, Norman Na-whig, Carol Ns-wlioiisc, Nancy Oaks, Dolly Oli-roll, Carol Pailct, Stanlcy Parcnt, Ronald Parks, Jack Pcrrin. Front row: jack Plotkin, ltohcrt Powcll, XVan1la Pricc, llcrhcrt Rauch, Boh lit-x, Anno llicharclson, Boh lloscncraus, Don llosi-nthal, john Santurcllo, Carol Schwartz, Dick Sm-lig. Harhara Si-ifcrt. systcin of faciilty-supcrviscd studcnt govcrn- incnt. Thr-y lam- hccn shown what it incaus to hc a goocl school citizcng anal thcy havc hccn allows-tl to lllillit' thcir own clccisious as to courscs, sports. and all other activities to which tht-y dcsirc to attach thcinsclvcs. Thcy havc lcarnccl their lcsson wcll. Dick Mann has hccn class prcsiclcnt, Bohhy Lcftwich vicc-prcsidcnt. and Susan Arnold has hccn sccrctary-trcasurcr for tht- past ycar. Miss Margarct l.ovc scrvccl as faculty acl- viscr. Huck rout Nancy Si-4-kcr, liiatl Shaliccu, -lon Shiiucr, Marcia Slavcu, Emily Smith, Ianct Smith, Marlcuc Sinolcr, Susan Snialcr. Paul Snyilcr, Sandra Sohcl. lihocla Solomon, Carol Story, Clyclc Strawscr. Scconli row: ,lcrry Swt-allow, Charli-nc 'fart-ov, Lorrin 'l'arlton, Gary 'l'hatchm-r, Marilyn Thoinpsou, Millic Tilhrook, Patsy Tussiug, Dorothy Trunilnill, Alck Yarn-, Nancy NVackcr, jauct NVagncr, Don XValkcr. Front row: Dick NYarnick. -linuuy NYatls, liogcr NYillia1us, Dick Xlillsou, Larrx' NVilsou, 'I'olmy Nlilson, Ann NVistcrinan, Ralph NVolf, lim-uson XVol- iuin lixtlx XXII li 3 x 4 , ' I' 2.51 1, larij Zachs, -Intlilh Zairon. 1'l!H'flj-flll'l'1 l'f11f1'11' af l Z'Cw,'.1' 111u'f1'11'. lmn 5 . f mfmw S fN'x C f' 5 7 f if 'fffvfaflffi ATIN K 2 'ww 1 f .- ,. f ' wg Qi QI 4 .J-' DAYS MEETINGS DRAMATICS 330 FRE NCH 3230 ART T30 Y-TEENS 350 5 3 5 ,sr ' sr x WY 1' A .W M K' :smirk L W' . K 1 Wk .w r 4 M , . Q N9 'Nx.x,.,., x - 1 ' M il Q o Q1 l'pprr Clrmzp, lmrk rout N. Nlillcr, lloaglancl, llntchinson. S. VVilson. IC. Smith, Mclfarvan. XYagncr. Use-roll. tflayman, Snitlcr, Ncwlionsc, l'ailct. Fifth row: llollman, Varlcy, Morris, Lcftwich. Nut-man, XXX-cllmiirg, Van Blaricon, Solomon, Polstcr, Yaiicc. l.oos, Collins. Ffmrili rout Click. Kilhonrnc, Marcus. j. Cottcr, Alcan South- worth, Oaks, l'c-arson, Burns, llccrl, lioth, Elliott, Sanclcrs. Tllil'l1l'UlL'!Cll1klDllIll',clllllftlfll, llnling, Lanc, Hasch, NYhiting, lliscy. Shnstcrinan. Coochnan, Nlohrhofl, lispcr. Nlaycr. Srfvoml row: Drchcr. Early. ltittcrspach. lilcin- maicr, l'. lilliott. l'. Nlillcr, Grimm, Allcn, S. joncs, XYasscrstroin, B. XVilson, Stonc, llowc, VI. Dickinson. Front rout: NVintcrs. Short. llctty, S. linglish, Mctzgcr. Kcys, Nlawliinncy, Lcvy, P. English, I.. Cottcr. Dillingham, Spohn, Krola-lyk, B4-rnlohr. I,ou'4'r group, Burk row: Ccnci. 'l'arcox', llcistcr. Dcnton. Nfcffarty. Sixth rout Schwartz. llarcling, 'I'hompson, Forcsman, Cart-k, llcpps, Zaron, -Ioncs, Tnssing, Morris, Mawhimicy. Fifth row: Slavcn, lfolkman, lmclcly, Nlarcinn, XVistc-rman. llainpton. N. Arnold, P. Nlctzgcr, Sohcl. Ilicharclson, Frank, Linscott. Fourth row: M. Iiarly, Oaks, XYright, lthotcn, Mt-nz, llicllack, Curl, Schwartz, S. Arnold, T. XVilson. Smolcr, Pricc, Crow-s. Tlzirrl rout llnntcr, Carscy, Gillioin, .Ianc Southworth. Anthony. Nlillcr, llartlcroclc, Amorinc. Dysart, Blinnc, llonlos, Marshall. Scrmul row: llall, Liht-tli Schottcnstcin, llollman, Schacht, Smith. llayclcn, Coopcr, Scifcrt. Xiillic Tillmrook, XVagni-r, llcrr. Kiclincycr, Mant-cly. Flon! row: Graham, llarrah. Higgs, Carolc Schott:-nstcin. lillcn linglish, Nicla, llainics. Sontlcr, llnnt, llnil'akcr, NIcNarncy. Y-Tccns of 1951. nnclcr thc gniclancc of Nliss Trola Xlcflurcly, havc strivcn to huilcl a icllowship ol' girls and to uphold tht- iclcals of thc Y. XV. C. A.. with which thc clnh is alliliatccl. Ann Nlawhinncy. prcsidcnt. was assistccl hy .Ioan l.cx'y, vicc-prcsitlcntg Nancy lmftwicli. sccrctary-trcaslircrg Xlary Kcys. trcasnrcrg ancl twclvc cahinct incinhcrs. :Xt Clliristmas timc tht- girls collcctccl toys. which wcrc aclclccl to tht- haskcts for familics sponsorccl hy tht- Stnclcnt Council. Carols wcrc sling hy clnli mcmlxcrs in thc school halls. at thc Tnhcrculosis Hospital. ancl at thc Forty-six lem Iloinc for thc Agccl. The Dcvotions Cominittcc took chargc of thc Annual Eastcr XVatch Scrviccs conclnctctl ox cr thc public-aclclrcss systcm. and with thc aicl of thc Choir. plannccl thc Eastcr asscmhly. A stylc show was hclcl in Xlarch. with spring fashions from thc Union Coinpany moclclccl hy six clnh mcmhcrs. Thc Xlotht-r's Tca was scrvccl aftcr a lovcly pictnrc-slitlc program on April 10. Thr- girls' cnscmhlc sang on this occasion. Thr- traclitional farcwcll party. givcn hy thc lmclcrclassmcn honoring thu clcparting scniors, closccl tht- clnh ycar on Hay 16. Upper group, Brick rout: Leddy, Gillion, Kinnaird, Early, T. NVilson, N. Arnold, P. Metzger, Newhouse, Snider C. Mawhinney, Clayman. Morris, Hoagland, P. XVinters. Seizentli row: P. jones, NVisterman. Zaron, j. 'l'hall NVaeker. llampton, S. Arnold, Pailet, Folkmau, E. Smith, Meflavran, llunter, Carsey. Sixth row: I. Southworth Puclcett, llez, llenry, Yertuer, N. Miller, B. Marcum, Seifert, Cooper, Tussing. Croyes. Fifth row: liolmerts, Bid- laelc, lieam, l'. Smith, lfreer, Roth, Polstcr, llaigllt, S. llofliman, Shaheen, Maneely, Heed. Fourth row: Lane jaclcson, Durham, XVedlmerg. Sehottenstein, Kerr, M. Solomon. llirseh, NIL-Dowell, Menz, Rhoten. Third row: Guilford, Levy, Click, llutchinson, S. XVilson, Linscott, Van Blaricon, Burns, l'. English, Pearson, Kilhourne, A. Morris, Leftwieh, XVigdoski. Second rout: Frank, Busch, Blume, Dysart, Nlaurita Merrill, Maureen Merrill Cotter, lluiliaker, Marcus. Meier, Neuman, Curl, Schwartz, Lewin. Front fllllji Bartlett, Chapline, lloil-man Cralnnn, A. Mawhinney. Spohn, Krolclyl'c. llernlolir. llarrah, Short. Hunt, XVinters, Higgs. 1 Loieer Group, Burk row: Sohel, Solomon, llarding, Tlioinpson, Foresinan, Story. Vtiriglit, VVagner. lleister Denton. Serenfli row: 'l'rumhull, N. Seeker, Coruall, J. Clarlc, Price, C. Schwartz, llepps, Cenei. Careli, Slnoler 'l'areov, Slayen. Sixth ron': I. Solomon, Cox, llanover, Sliusterman. lelces, Keys. Sonder, Elliott, Kleimnaier. Allen llaimes, ll, Miller. Fifth row: llarkless, Goodman. Sallee, Chappell. Grimm. Varley, S. jones. C. Miller, S. 'l'ilhrook, llartlerodc. llisey, Mason, Anthony. Fourtli row: Sargent. Samson, Carey, Ossenhaugh. Elliot, Vance Cunningham, Ainorine, Nlolirlioil, XYhiring, Schreier. Third FUIUI lfisher, Dreher, Harley, M. Anthony, Poulos liillmert, Mcliride, Nlarshall, Maneely. liichardson, Iluling, Powers. Seeonrl row: Stone, Bradwene, VVeisskerz, Katz, NVasserstrom, Cohen, li. XVilson, Schottenstein. lisper, llerr, Mc-Narney, Kielineyer. Front mir: Cotter, Rowe, Metzger. llillinglnnn, Nida, lC. English, Dickinson, Petty, S. English. Scliaelit, M. Smith Collins. l,oos , 1 gmc Under the leadership of Nliss Margaret tem was inaugurated. On Nlay 23 the CAC Love. the Girls' Athletic Club sponsored all held its annual banquet at which awards were girls' sports activities, including basketball presented. New officers were installed in an class night and hockey night at which Mary impressive candlelight ceremony. Officers liernloln' was crowned Sports' Queen. for this year were president. .lane llarrali, The cluh opened a store in the girls' locker vice-president, Nlary l5l'I'lll0lll'1 secretary. Bar- room to sell athletic equipment. The old point bara Shortg and treasurer. llarhara Ilnnt. system was almolished. and a new awards sys- Forty-seven Burk rout Nlairiuu Smith. Nlury Bvrulohr, Kiki l'oulos, Shirlvy Eillx-rt, loam Din-kiusou. Elise- Sclmclit, l'a-ggi Higgs, Num-y Nic-Nalrm-y, Nolan Suuclm-rs, Host- Stouv. Nuuuy Niclu. Front row: -lzuu-t Pm-tty, Shurou liuglisli. Num-5 XYiuti-rs, lille-u lfuglish. Ann Dilliiigliuiii Cpu-siilm-intl, Alina' Katz. D4-lore-s KOPDl'llll1lll. llurlmrai XYisou. Xlhmlu l'.iu'ly. ig-ll illfl' jedi! UIU Ci0lI fl' NVith Auu Dilliughzuu as prosiclout, thc- Fu- turv 'l'vuc-lu-rs of Auwriczi has hurl 11 husy your. Thi- cluh. which haul hvvn composccl of only souiors i1itv1'ostc'rl iu tvncliiug as ll prollossiou. was 1-xpumlm-cl to iucluclo juuiors. F. T. A. has :is Qui olmjoctiw' tho guicliug ol' its iuomhvrs us to thc' L-oursv to tukc' null thc fiollls to vutor to umkv tvucliiug more iutorcstiug zuicl profit- uhh- to thc iuclivicluul. Vice--prcsiclout for tht- yvnr wus Nlury Iiorulohr. while Shnrou Eug- lishj was Sl'l'l'l'tllfy-tl'l'2lSlIl'l'l'. Nliss Nlnriou Thoiuus sowvcl as fzlculty iulvisc-r. Tho Scicucc Cluh is suhcliviclocl into tht- Biology, Cllieiuistry, and Physics coiumittvos. ou any of which groups its imiiulwrs iuuy svrvc. Through thc many zuicl x'ui'ic1l pro- grzuus which lmvc- hoc-u pI'0Sl'Illt'll hy thc-so c-ouuuittoos tho cluh has sciwocl to stimulati- il wiclc iutcrcst iu scicucv. Uflicm-rs for this your wcrc -luck Colclfnrh. prvsiclvutg Dick YVolfc. vico-prvsiclvutg liu- gom' Porriu. SL'Cl'l't2lI'yQ :incl Xlursluill Click- Illilll. tl'l'ilSlll'l'l'. Tlll' klClYlSl'l' XVHS flll2ll'lCS llovl. liurk rout lfiniuk Svutvk. Dirk Oshuu. Bill lClclc-r, Krvss llosm-uthul. llogvr Stock. Noriuaui he-lst-utlml. Nlursliull flllblillltlll. S1'r'm1fl1'ou': clll3ll'll'S llovl fuclvisa-rl,lla-rhIl1u'iuou, -lou Rush, Holm Cowzlu, Philip XYau'kiu. clll2ll'l1'S llomr. luvk Clolclliulm. lfronl roir: litl llil4'l'illH. Dick NYolh', IM-xlvi' Sll'1lVX'lll4'l'. l'lllQl'll1' IR-rriu. llailph l'llm-uliousv. Iliuifl l'1UlldIll2lll. 1 ,sk 2'-Q. I Xl 9. X if 9 Q0 if gui TW' W bus' '? i5?i 'iii YQ? YVSQZYT A XEQIQQLKYAX liflllx mar: luni llUllN'lllIl'l'. liarliara llunl, Nancy lluling, Virginia Yarlvv. Carol lllillilllllll, lintli Kll'lIlIll'lll'li , . , , laiiy Nlillvr, -Ioan lmiy, Slnrlvy jmivs, janv flflllllll. Nlary Keys, Cliarlvs .lJUX1'l'. Sfwriill l'fIll'f l'lilm'm-n l'mi'4-rs: Nliriani Mau-r, Xaiiu' xlL'X'll'lll'Y Sus-in Pnlsicr Pall' 5 ' ' ' ' , ' . ,. . , 5 l,nglisli, Ciyntlna lim-cl, Cannl lla-lin. Arclvii cflllllillllllt' l'ills'n fltlliilllllll lilltli Xllntinf C1 g, ,inniv Basuli. l'runI ww: Barliara XYilsnn. Bc-nita llramlwvm- XI-irilvn XVvis slu-rx, linlon-s Knppvlnian, Xlarc-ia Appvl, Donna Nh-lfgc'i', janv llarrali, lilism' S4-lim-lit, cililflll-clAUlll'll: llllflllllzil Slmrl. Carnlm- Svlisitlviislc-iii, Uiclx Knlils. l'm-ggi' Higgs. l'l'lIl'A lJl1lIi5A 'l'lu' lllUQ,'l.llll of tliv l rc'i1cli Cluli was Llc- lf:YK'l'yUIll' wlio talws Spanisli is autuinati- signvcl to iiicrvasc iiltc-wst anal nnclcrstanrling cally in tliv Spanisli Clnli. Han-li class lias its in tlu' cnstonis anal languagv of tliv Fu-lic-li own ollicm-rs and liolcls its clulm :nm-ting cluring pf,-oplv. liiclilclvcl in tliis prograni xvvrv talks one' class pi-riml vacli niontli. livports arm' giivn by a l 1'vncl1 stnclcnt froiii Oliin Statc- givvn on Spanisli cnstcnns. g.5ox'4-i'iiim-lit, luis- ancl liy a lfwiicli tl'ilL'llL'l' ancl 2llltll0I'. A F1'viicli tory. lioliclays. ancl religions. Sonic classvs play was pruclncvcl liy clnlm incinlx-rs. vxvn sing Spanish songs. Sm'x'v1'al tinivs during Ullicvrs of tlic' yvar wvn' Gloria Colivn. tliv yvar. ontsiclv spcalivrs L-mm' to cliscnss pre-sinlvntg janv llarrali. x' icv-prvsiclciitg Dmina xarions Spanisli-speaking conntrivs anal vac-li N11-tzguiz svcrctaryg Elisv Scliaclit, t1'vasnrc1'g Cliristnias tliv clnlms incorporatv tlicir vflorts anal Nlary Koys. social cliairnian. liillllll Xl. ancl svncl a donation to unc' of tlu- nrplian llowvll was faculty a4lx'ism'. liznncs in tliis arc-a. Nliss Svlnia llalnann is tlic' clulm anlxfsvr. Hawk rnzr: Dun l,4-1-inaii. Din-lx O4-lgm-ln, Priscilla Iillintt. Andy NYallam-4-. Iiruu- Sami. Bill llnnlx' Bill Xlrlx -' Ulinlss lluxsun Q41 rl , . . fl. nn mfr: liarrx' 'I'ni'na'r. Nlarlx Zalk Rita lliillalwr llc-'itlwr Ilainu-s -Klan XYvilmr Nl , , . . . . . ,, 4 . -, . ancy sUlllll'l'. lim-sn-rly Dysarl. lla-x'vi'ly .-Xniuriiiv. Frunf I'l?ll'f Tim A1-klvy, llnwarcl llirsli. K1-ill: Hanlon. llarrvll llulvli- insun, -Ioan l,ii'lilIlNUll, .-Xnn ljilllllgllillll. Sliarmi linglisli. llainuna Lzillnsa, Nlarilyn .'xlllllllIlX X QD :mn ,Q Tri 0 Q nn:-th' llarnis. l xx Q' Nw F f '.v'- 1 Bark rout liugciu- Pcrrin, Boh llcnscl, Charlcs XVaholl'. Hath Klcinmicr, Priscilla Elliott, Barhara llidlack. Saundra llolhnan, Shirlcy llall, lrcnc Pm-arson. Polly English. Nancy Lcftwich, Ann Morris. Scvonrl rout Cynthia lice-d, Shirlcy joucs, llarhara Xv1lSS4'l'Sll'UIIl, Lilwth Schottcnstcin. Sylvia Schwartz. Ann NYilliams, Susan Polstcr. Nlurilyu Solomon, Connic Busch, lluth VVhiting, Marcia Ncwman, Miriam Hirsch. Front rou': Zanc joncs, Nlonic Nlm-nz, liilm-cn Powcrs. Barhara Ilunt, Virginia Varlcy, Carol llollman, Lynn Burns, Connic Krolclyk. janc llarrah. David lfltllilllilll. llohcrt Cowan. Holi NVcilcr. Tcrry Nlcycr. latin CLA NVith Connic Krolczyk as prcsidcnt. thc l,.1tiu Clluh has had a husy ycar. Thc cluh mcnihcrs sold grccting cards as their hig moncy-making projcct. A profit of S95 was madc. A Latin ncwspapcr and mcmhcrship in two national organizations, thc junior Clas- sical Lcagnc and the Latin Honor Socicty, arc activitics which wcrc introduccd just this ycar. Vicc-prcsidcnt for thc '50-'51 ycar was janc llarrah. Lynn Burns was sccrctary. and David Folkman. trcasurcr. Nliss Mary Bah- cock scrycd as adviscr. Ja- y cm This ycar's addition of thc Hi-Y llluh has gonc a long Way in living up to its purposc to crcatc, maintain, and cxtcnd throughout tho school and community thc high standards of Christian character . Uudcr thc ahlc lcad- crship of its prcsidcnt. Bill Eldcr. tho cluh he-ld a papcr drivc to raisc moncy for thc ad- vanccmcnt of forcign Hi-Y cluhs. It also ac- tivcly participatcd in thc Canccr drivc and sponsored a school dancc. Xlonthly mcctings wcrc hcld, at which timc many intcrcsting and cducatioual programs wcrc prcscutcd. Huck rout Dick Shiclds. Nlonty Cook, Xorman lfclscnthal, Dcxtcr Strawthcr, Boh Schcr, jim Kinic, Dick llarnctl. lloh XYisc. Bill Nlclvcr. Pc-tc XYaga-uhorst. Dick Uclgoctl. Sccoml row: jolm Schacht tadviscrl. llogcr Shipc. jim Shockcy, Ncd Undcrwood, jim XVilsou, liogcr Parsons, Rho Smith, Dick YVood, Frank Ycttcr, Myron lfrimlinan. :Khin liohcrts. l rm1I rout Gcorgc Soudcr, Allcn XV:-ilcr. I3i'ucc Sands. Frank Sxatck. Bill lildcr, llod T l N Cos k x juftiu Out-kc. jim Wood. Dick Kohls, lid llacring. l Burk rout NVQ-ilvr. Stn-vm-rms. Colclstm-in. Estvrkin. V1-ttvr, Collins. Kinn-. Parsons, llohvrts. Elclcr. Cook. lluyinoncl. Third row: NV1u'kcn. Smith. lloflhmun, llnight. SL'll0lfl'IlSll'lIl, llvclcly. Cookv. l,ox'y, jonvs, lluut, Grimm. South-r, Shit-ltls, Cloltllurh. l olkmun. S1-hottvnsta-in. Svvonzl row: Cowan, Shot-kvy, Slm-nk, XVilson. Katz. Niclu. Kohls, S1-lnwlit. NVL-ilvr. Scliwnrtl. llm-nscl, English, Stonv, Vault-y, llullnkvr. Front rout English. Sauiclvrs, Ilollnnm, Millrr, Clivk, Elliott. Klt'lIllllillt'I'. Chuplinv. Vl'inn. Anthony. Kilhornv, Solomon. Southworth. Southworth Mohr- holl. KOOL Tlw Book Cluh unclcr tht- guiclaincc of Miss Clallogly succvssfiilly complete-cl its svconcl ycnr of promoting ullltl'l'l'St in and unclvr shxncliug of fiction :mal non-fiction llt9l'21flll'l'.u Ciluh projccts included at square clalncc and il ficltl trip to the Ohio Statv Nlusvlnn. Nlrs. lloss li. Kcfzuiwr and Nlrs. black E. Nida worm- guost hook l'0X'lt'XVl'l'S. Officers were Bill El- clvr. prvsiclvntg Elini llalyinoncl. vicv-pn-sitlc-iitg zuecl lioh livtltly. svcrvtzlry-trvzlsllrvr. ramaficd YVith the mc-inhvrship opvn to any intcr- vstccl junior or senior, the lDl'illllllfiL'S Clnh vxpvrivnccd at successful yvar. The progrann conunittcv, livziclcd hy Priscilla Elliot. zu'- rzuigvcl sccnvs from Nlachctli and il Christmas skit which liigliliglitvd the yt'2ll S uctivitivs. llohcrt Schinnann svrvvd as clnh nclvisvr and thc officers incluclvcl Ann Dillinghaun. p1'c-side-ntg joan Lvvy. x'ic't'-p1'1-siclviitg Ballmral Short. SOCI'l'tilI'yg and Ruth Klviinimicw. trous- urcr. liuvk rout Clolclstm-in, At-klvy. lfspvr, Nlillcr, lilliott, Kll'lllIllllll'l'. Slvnk. S:-ligson. c:l'0SSllIilll. Colclfurh. l'fsti-rkin. 'l'liirrl row: Short. B4-rnlohr. McNarm-y, lloflhinc-s, Appr-l.Dillinglmin, Lt-vy, llonvx. Schwzull. llvnsvl, Dickinson, llrnhaun, l l'1llllit'lll!t'l'j2,'l'lA, Stout-. Svronfl row: XVilson. VVintvrs. Samils. Kohls, Xxyl'll1'l', XVoocls, ,Krolt-lyk, lffliglisli, lfinglish. P4-tty.l ronI rout Cunninpfhann, Cohcn. Koppvlumn. Katz. Loos, Allvn. Munn-vly, Uriunn. Vurlvy. Hunt. 1 I x l K i lz..-.lf kr' i A ,. Nw Iiurk mir: XYoll1'. llnwson. Nlc-lvm-r, U4-orgv. Jolinson, Km-sslcr. Sc-ligson. Key:-s, Swvcllow. Iiillx-rl. Collins. Kilim-y. Ihirfl rouf C, llolwrt Nlyvrs l2ltlX'lHl'l'l, Koltuu, l'lspvr, Clizlppvll, Nlillvr, .'xIIlUI'lll1', Nlvtl. Swisln-r, Cook, Svutvlx, li'1lr1lu-lllwuli-l', Cllit-lomui, H1-1. SUFIJHII rnir: l,zlnc-, lwwin, Riggs, clflllllll, Cll1l1llllll', Klc-ixilnaxi4'l', lmxy, jouvs. St-liwurtf, lluclvrwoorl, Xlhliolli, Soutllwortli, Anthony. llLll'lllS. Frou! rout Nluson, llist-y, lllllL'l'SD2lt'l1. llvlui. Kvyvs. Xlillf-r, You lllalrivon. llingst. l'lzu'ly. lVillizuns, Nlvrrill. Xlvrrill, Curl, Wlldiz' .Aff llzuing ns its purposc music zlpplvcizltioin NVitl1 Ann Nluwliiniivy as 17l'l'Slll1'llt. tht- Art incl iutvrvst in tlim- school, tliv Nlusic Clulm Clulm finisliccl zuiotlicr goocl yt-ur. f,tlll'I' olli- lms shown gn-ut proniisv siucv its orgunizu- cvrs wvrc .lim Sliockvy. vicv-prvsiclvntg liolm 'on lust ycur. lligliliglits of tlu- yt-ur incluclvcl livclcly, ti'c-uslm-1'g uncl 'll'ilIl Soutliwortli. sm-- 1 tnlvnt show. an violinist from Capital Uni' re'tu1'y. During footlmll svuson tlu- clulm solcl xi-rsity. songs lmy tlu- Girls' Ensvmlmlv. ancl ll 'iW'lioopc't-sf' The group wc-nt to Pittslmurgli spi-cial prograun lay tlic- nclvist-l's, C. llolmvrt to soc tlic lntcrnutional Art Exllilmit at tlu' Xlyl'l'S1lIlLl.I0llll Stanton. Cn1'1wgic' Xlusc-um of Art. llulpli rI1l'lY1.'ll1l. Ollicc-rs wc-rv Pc-ggy Higgs, pre-siclcntg Pl'l'l'y zulvisvr, will take- tlu' clulm to Tolvclo to sm- c-liwurtx. x'ic-0-plvsirlviitg Nlklllfltil Morrill. mzotlwr nrt vxliilmit in Nluy. Nl'Cl'K'fill'f'1 auul lfruult Sum-k. fI'l'3lSlll'l'l'. url: mul llll'NSlllj.I. Y1'l'llll'l', Nut-Int, NYilli1uus, l'm'au'sou, lliug Yi-1: llaulnty, Collins. Svlivr. Crossumu, Yllillant-4'. Hoyt-l. Svroml rout Scllwz11'tx, Nl1lf'l'l', llvpps, Scllwurtz, llnclig, Isaac, llllll.llliK,'l', XCIIIHLIII, lilliot, llglyilvll, llotll, Ilunlvr, Wugin-r. lfronl l'Ull'f Nlllilllljlllllll, Watts, Cll1lllllN'l'lillll, Nlufhiuly, johnson, llvclcly, Sliot-lu-yy Xluwliinnt-3, lluslu. linrly. Curl. Soutliwortll. I 'wc amifg Z? 'irlwlf rout llc-rnlohr, Uwvlls. l'1k'lllillgt'l', Imt-iiizill. Bi'rnlohr, Noi-thlit-h, Qin-c-Li-. 'l'f1irrl rorr: Aly nin, XXX-ill-r, Nlvr kin. Sunnis, Smith, llirsuh, At-ltlc-33 lxruim-1'. Srroml rozrz Shit-lcls. llolhviunvr. l'rii'4', Nloiitngm-, Svlm'ni'lx. Svliaiir lilllllll. llainlon, Sonnlvr. Sl1ot'lu'y'. l'l'onl rout Shipc-. Bolon, llvnsi-l, llntrhinson. llllll'l1lllSOIl. llnmnon. l,c-gg lStl1lL'. X ZIFSIQ' li has now vnclvcl its tonrth your ol vxistcncc. Tha- ollicc-rs ol' this vmifs clnh wc-rv IR-rry Scliwartx. prvsitlcntg Bill Pricv,viL'L'-prc'siclvi1tg Torn Xlontugiw, sccn-tzi1'yg :incl 'l'oin llol' In-iam-11 tix-i1s1ii'c-i'. Pnrposv of the Varsity IS is to croutc mort- school spirit uncl to gm-t mort' stncl vnts to turn out for thc ginnvs. amera and ,jvlorizon 66445 This is thv first your of the Cuinvru Cluh nnnlcr thc' guidance of Ralph T1'ivvllu. Thr' pur- pose' of this clnh is to givv an opportunity to thosv who urv intvrcstvcl to Qxpuncl thvir photo- graphic knowlcclgc. Thi- otlicors arc Carl Slcnk. pre-siclentg Norman Fvlscntlml. vicv-prosiclcntg l,1n'ry Fvitlingvr. t1'cz1s1i1'c1'g and Bill liettriclgv, SOCI'6'ti1l'y. This your tht- llorizon Clnh hclcl il city-Wiclc inve-ting for thc' instullaltion of oflicvrs and the alcccptuiicc of ncw inc-mhcrs. The clnh featured ll trip to Camp YVyunclot as its main c-vc-nt. Many of tht' inc-inlwrs workccl at livcl Cross l1ca1clq1u11'te1's. For thc '50-'51 ycur thc' oi'Hcc'rs were loan F1'uiikciilwrge1', prcsiclcntg Bvtty Vuncv. vic0-prvs- iclvntg Nlurciu NIcCurty. s0crc'tz11'yg and Nancy Leftwich. tl'E'2lSlll'l'l'. Nliss Sc-hnu Hannuiin svrvvcl as uclvisor. C1nm'ru Club: Gvori.u- Smmclvr, Bill Bcttriclgv, Eric Dot-sclu-r, Nllflllilll l c-lst-ntlnnl. Brick row: Nlurilyn Bmlvy, Carol It-kos, Pa-ggy Hmm-y, Ioan Frunkvnlnirgor, ja-rric Surgvnt, lnmlv Elliott. Ba-ttv 7 xilllk'l'. Frou! rout Snsiv Puckett, Phyllis Roth, Snr Polstcr, Nlalrciu N1-winun, llzlrrivt Slinstmirinaiin, Ann Morris. lfifl gf-four Ifffzfffz 7i'lI,1', l,f A. .51 ,K its Ke ' F- ,lytifgn A I pa-V' x 1 1 V45 .X , - --. .- . 'n it . 'L n 1 'f vi' ' g ,'-'fz5,.,' ' . ' I . gif. , . -f - Q - -,. .v..fw 1 Q' ' f,Az- i, ,, 4, , ., . ww 1 ' I - Q . A- . .f ui:f::f'5'9f gs., , Qui -' 'f,,'., - ,J ,R Q 'J f fs AO' 'n 'QQ.-ti vt r' ,' 'fl 1g!.'.,vQ4- -:tj r g, . -L.: wx f , 41, Q36 ..-3, ,J fu A ',::,vi'S' ,, f',,g+-xg. g'f,j-,aw guy- 'Q 1. 41 P' .,Q5',A wr - 1 4 , ' ', ju, ' '- ' W' 'I ,I ,I x .ia Ly 1 , A 4 .0 4 .244-1 rf ,Qi :gN?-,g',,,,. 9,1 Qgxyx s V U Q , 4 l'VLL k' ' U '4'., I '1' :v ' . ,.', . .. gr' SL 1:-rf fL 555f KS' ,, ,?'?. N ' .gPg.f, fn A im 'Q Q M' V ' - + V 4 5 'V' 1. ' 'N i ' ' ' g!?fQe'13I2:f ':i:f' l f mf Q3 f : H'Cf-' ff2Q3v,f?9-if '33, 'Q SST, -ff? A. F' . - ' , , M 1 -A A,. K - ' , . v. . .. Q, I ,A -9.4 . Alix A r ' dr if ig- ki .tv JB. 'F X 9 .: , '..,k I efraiyk fl lm' Aff-It it' iw., 1,438 H 141253, in In - i, ,A kr 'ls Ll. wr , , xx-nh .. '. 'f' +' -A-' Q . '- ' f , + -.1 Q X ? -:',,:1.f Q.. K A, K 'Q - 'f 'iff' A . nb. , . g -ff 5 x9 . 1 Q :K . ik M 'x J- Q is 5 f K Um. gk S f y , f ' ,N 1 S X , -A T , 'Q ' 4 1 .Y x pg 2 .4 Q-nay, M .W ',,. , ' Y ri, ,'+'g fN '-Q' Nr s . ' ',.. A - M- .-,.. . .. .A vi- 1 QE. 1 I' . .5 J: if-1 1 U v E w A Q m ,4 X, ' , J X - yay axxt! ,HQ K Q. N .- YK K,-A - V ' .7 I X s xi? K I , x 'fx 1 .ix :Qf if! N 6, Q'g'? s 1 N R .N I f rJ ' 'QE' -,a.i:-ive' 342' . fx 'QR . i ik' . ff, 3 In Q 5 i f ? 3 ,,- 'P X ny . LV',g',5 wp 4 X I 1 x 1 - R , 57 fig , Ri wjf-2 - fj la v V yy Q Nw .M -it 5 vt 3 .Af x , J- , . S., X ,xv 1 x, N y, ham' y W if .,. K. ,A ,394 43 tg 3 , 5. L. K H , . 7 V MA' if gf, xg gg x 3 Q V 'X f'xA is V 15 W Ka' A ,, I 1 f' 'is' w. Us - ' ,V-ww ' A s- L' W srff . -9 WN ,ex f It Y' . , 1 xv fi-im, Esg N WS - f ' 'W 1 ' ' . f 4. S ' ,W-5 x Lf: N' 4-5.11 k 'Qs I I 1 E' N' yevqv 3 ,wv ,4 fx' ,Q B MP3 3 X X C I Y X- . K f., v mv f - . X - . f7 ' f X Q-E19 u ' 1 9' Q' .N c Ig!! Q f ' 1 P J, N N Q 1 v fx lbw? wx VNQQQNL M1 k 1' 5 xl.: K-.-jim'-5 ,, Y g ,ax 'E lj wif, '- A 1 - I 4. 1 , X! g!X!,QO, '-,Wu -14, L, .4-b -..v ,, u ,. W4-.. Nag ,. 'wk- .-. ' , - Wwmwx 1 Wg7iMJ,. '2:' XY gm. ,:'f4. 'V X 4 V N 51 X , Q , fx,-R 1 j V 3' ., Huck rout Uults, l.iust-ott, lfultou, Iona-s, Swishcr. Docschcr. Fourlh row: Lnuc. llutchinson, xVt'tllNll'jl, Champ- pr-ll, Clihson, Spicrs, XYuholl, Bolon, liltlcr, liznncy, 'VunBlau'icon. 'l'l1irf1 row: Molirholl, Smith, llutchiusou, Owcns. .'xL'lilK'y,llllll'lllllSUll,Nll'l,lll'I'SUll,Ullili'l'VVllUll.KIl0VK'l1'S. Schwartz, Roth. Southworth. licz. Scrum! rozr: Cottcr. Scckcr, linglish. Short. .'XIllUl'lllt', llunt, Anthony, Svutck. Cliclunun. lliscy. Anthony. Chaiplinc, Nlnson, Solo- IIIUIL l r4ml rout liucklnnn. llalruis. llcnry, Riggs, l'1l'ill'llil'IllDllI',Lf4'l', Koltun, Nlillcr, Klcilunuicr, Blr-il, Schottcustcin. ' ' ' Q ' url x1llll'l', l,4-ry, Xlillcr, llchu. Ci. llohcrt Nlycrs clircctm noir 'l'hc licxlcy lligh School Choir consisting ol' 67 voiccs is turthcriug high school intcrf-st in goocl music. Thc Choir mccts fivc tiincs il wcck thc fifth pcriocl, anul this tiinc is use-cl cntircly for singing. Nlcuihcrship in thc Choir is on ll sclcctivc husis. and hoys and girls must lmrc first sung in onc of thc glcc clubs. Uuclcr tht- clircction of C. llohcrt Nlycrs the Choir this your has prcscutcd two conccrts, ouc at Clluistnms and onc in thc spring. The-y also snug at thc Clwistnms nssclnhly, thc Y- 1 I ,Ui 3 'lkcns EilSt0l' NVutch Scrvicc. und tht- Tllzuiks- giving 2lSSCllllJly. Thc opcrctta Down In Tlmc Valllcyn was prcscntccl Slay 3 and 4 in thc high school uuclitorinln. The cast iucluclccl Louisc Cottcr uucl Anncttc Harms us jonny, Brookc Clihsou and Charlcs XVahofl in the rolc of Bruck NVca1x'cr, and Dick XVolfc and Mzwslizlll Click- mun in thc part of thc lcuclcr. Perry Schwartz, Bill Elclcr, and thc choir fillccl thc supporting roles. Uuclcr the clircction of C. Holmcrt Mycrs thc opcrcttu was tl hig succcss. Opcrrtfu: Dick XVolfc, Churlcs XVuholl', Auuctts N1 lI'IllS Louisc Cottcr, Brook Gibson, Marshall czlitlxllllll -. I I wi? 1 X W my . W if sf . R H- I Ht A 'Q 'kg fu af i 4 5 v Q if 6 .f N if ' Fflfsfff? :H -:.:' -Q Y dw :J-. . I, N r x 53 3 .Q . Q K' 5: 0 , ' SAM ani! Afaufflz oo It was an llc-z1vc11ly prom WU. thx- Class of 1951, I-Iaxvv fm' lust YUQIIRS seniors. Ilcrw truc that staltvmvnt is-thc tlu-me for the prom was nom- othvr than A'llc'ux'v11. Our class workvd hard many long nights hvforv thc hig vvcuing of Huy 3 to nmkv thv 11211100 thx' suc- ccss it prow-d to hc. ' I C O , we fgrinfecl ,W Sfnnrling: Bcnita Branclwcnc, Elainc XVasscrstr0m, Davc Folkman, Roger Shipv. Balph M. llowt-ll faclviscrl, Bob llcnscl, Larry l 4-itlingcr, -lim NVoocl, Bob Grossman. Stcwart Scligson, Mary Bcrnlohr. Dick Kohls, Donna N11-tzgvr. Barbara Short, Louisc Cottcr. Sculcrl: Cordon Zacks, Ellcn English. Nancy Nicla. Connic Krolczyk lccl- itorl. blanc llarrah. Nancy XVintcrs. K4-ith Ilamlon. XVilliam B. Matthcws laclviscrl. Kccping in mincl thc Torch comcs first. the many activc mcmbcrs of this ycar's staff achicvccl anothcr successful ycar. Unclcr thc ablc guiclancc of NVilliam Niatthcws and Balph Howcll. thc Torch again gavc you, the stnclcnts, a complctc account of school ncws. The timc has comc to sign our final thirty and thank our cclitor for rcmaining calm at makc-ups, for bc-ing a forcc bchincl us all. and most of all for hcr constant cffort to np- holcl the namc of thc Torclz. XVc shall ncvcr forgct-thc first timc wc cliscovcrccl tlu- printcr was on a one-way s.rcct-makc-up lunchcs-long walks to thc now Torch oiticc-uiiprintccl wit and our gfcat hcacllincs that would ncvcr count. Thi- staff incluclcs Connic Krolczyk, cclitorg .Ianc llarrah. associatc ctlitorg Nancy XVintcrs. Sully OFCA ncws cclitorg 'lim XVoocl. associate' ncws cclitorg Nancy Nicla. literary cditorg Elle-n English, associatc literary cclitorg Kvith Hanlon. sports cditorg Bob Bcrnlohr, assistant sports cclitorg Nlary Bcrnlohr, girls' sports cclitorg Bob Cross- man. art editorg Boger Shipc. cxchangc cclitorg Cordon Zacks. advertising managcrg Bob Ilcn- scl, assistant alvertising managcrg Dick Kohls. business managerg Larry Fcitlingcr. photog- raphcrg Barbara Short, Lonisc Cotta-r. Donna Xictzgcr. Bonita Branclwcnc. Elainc XVasscr- strom. and Stuart Scligson. contributing cclitors. Not only do wc lcavc a ncw staff. but a ncw papcr. XVc wish thc oncoming stall' the bcst of luckg and may thcy cxpcricncc tht- thrill wc clicl looking at our papcr. IUQJ 0I QUQI liuck rout Dick Kohls. :Kun Dillin1.:hani, Ellcn English, Ann Mawhinncy, Larry Fcitlingcr, jim XVoocl, Toni Bolon, blanc llarrah. ,loan Dickinson, Nancy McNarncy. Scccmrl rout Eel llacring. Suc ltowc. Gloria Cohcn, lialph M. llowcll tanlviscrl. l'i-ggi' Riggs lcclitorl, Mary Bcrnlohr. Nancy XVintn-rs, Boll Grossman. Frou! row: Christine St'lllllll1li'lll'l', Connic Krolclyk, lilisc Schacht. MW 00 lloping that thc 1951 Bcxlco provcs suc- ccssful to thc stuclcnts this ycar, l,co and his staff closc thc last pagcs on thcir hook of mcinorics. Thcy rcllcct a moincnt ovcr thc work that was ncccssary for the publishing ol' thc ycarhook. and thoughts coinc to thcir ngincls of picturc-takiilg-cspccially thc last- ininutc snapshots-thc coinplction of thc final onc-cighth pagc of aclvcrtising, the trips to both thc printcr and cngravcr, thc writing of copy-which always had to hc cut clown- aml thc mounting of picturcs. lint most important of all thcy rccall thu spirit of hclpfulncss. thc harcl work, and thc guiclancc put into thc hook hy thcir aclviscr. llalph Nl. llowcll. Thr- staff points with pridc to thc twcllth Brhrlco to hc undcr his supcr- vision. hut saclly announccs that it will also hc his last. All thc past cclitors, and cspcci- ally this ycar's cclitor, Pcggy Higgs, will vouch for Mr. IIowcll's tirclcss cllorts cluring this and othcr past ycars. Othcr incinhcrs of thc staff incluclccl Nancy Wintcrs. associatc cclitorg Suc Ilowc, litcrary cclitorg Boh Grossman anal Ann Nlawhinncy. art cclitorsg Holm licrnlohr. hoys' sports cclitorg Xlary lic-rnlohr, girls' sports cclitorg Gloria Cohcn, husincss inanagcrg and Eclwin llacr- ing, aclvcrtising inanagcr. Assistant cclitors wcrc Nancy NIcNarncy, Elisc Schacht, .Ioan Dickinson. Ann Dillingham, ,Ianc llarrah. Cfonnic Krolczyk, Tom Bolon, Dick Kohls, jim YVoocl. Christinc Schuinachcr. and Ellcn English. Thr- incmhcrs of thc staff hopc that this ycarhook will scrvc as a plcasant rcincm- hrancc of thcir wonclcrful tiincs at B1-xlcy lligh School in 1951. Sixly om S fp :Q ev- - Sfllllllillgli Gloria Colin-n, Uornlon Zuclis, Dirk Kolils, .lim XYoocl. liclwin lluvring. Kuitlr llnnlon. Nunn-y Nimlal. Sl'Ilfl'lII lillvn linglisli, Nmwy NVintvrs, IR-guy Higgs. Conniv Krolvzylx. Alzun' llurrulu. Qllifjllllf .Siva j WGfi0l16l!,L!0HOI' izfivfy 'l'wclx'1- xnvinlwrs of tlu' 'l'or1'h and Hr'.rlr'o llivrm' is no givntvi' lionor conlc-rrt-cl by stalls sw-rv nxvurclvcl invinlmcrsliip in tlic' Quill Bc-xlc-y lligli School than invnilma-rslrip in tlu' uncl Scroll. intvrnutionul lionorairy journalistic National Honor Socivty. Tlu- critvrial ol' soc-ivty. Thr- socicty Sf2lllClS for trutll. loyalty. lllt'IIllJCl'Slllp urc L-lnu'a1ctvr. scllolurslrip, surv- c'nliglrtm-inm'nt. opportunity. initiutivc. lvuclvr- ic-0. and lcaclwsliip. ship. znurl fricnclsliip. lts purposv is to vu- Nh-111lwl'sa11'vsclcctoclfromtlwuppc-1'tl1irtl unmugv :incl l'0VVilI'Cl incliviclual Qu-liit-vt-nu-nt of tln- class in sc-liolursliip. No niorv than in journallisui uncl ulliml fivltls. fiftt-vu pc-r cvut of tllc sc-nior class or fin' por To ln- 1-ligilmlc' for invnilwrslrip, onv rnust wut of the- junior class nnly lu- uclniittvcl. On ln- in tln- uppvr tlnrcl ol lns class. lmvc- clona- sonu' sup:-rior work in sonic- plmsv of journal- isnl. :incl lwvu l'4'c'olnnu'mlvcl by an nclvisvl' 4-lc-ctr-cl in tllcir junior f't'1ll'. ol tln' pulmlicutions. Hawk rout lfml llau'rin5.5, liugs-ru' l'm-rrin, -lun U'oocl. Dim-lx Kolils, Dc-xtvr Slr:m'lln-r, rlltllll llUlklI1'lllH'l'. lloml Conlon Sw-ourl rout Holm llvrnlolir, lillc-n liuglisli. Conniv Krolt-lyk. Cliristium- St'llllllllll'lll'l'. Bunny llunt. -Im-kin Sullmz lon: lflolon. Ilia-lx NYoocl, Holm lit-cldy. lfroul rout: Pvggy Higgs. .Ioun Dre-lu'r, Nlury l'wrulolu'. .I.rnm- llurrull. NAIIIVB Wintvrs. ,luliv Collins. Xlurcli 30. tvn svniors uncl six juniors won' iuitialtvcl into tlw socivty liy tht- svvvin svniors ---u 155 Keith llunlon, Cordon Zacks. Peggv Higgs, Perrv Schwartz, Zgine jones, Dan Collins, Brook Cihson, 'l'oin llof- hcilner, llieli Nlauin. Toni Fulton tehiel justice, S1'iltl'Cll. .Student Cfmff In its second year of handling the more difficult disciplinary cases of the school, the Stud- ent Court has gained much experience which is so vital in conducting an organization of this type. The members of the Court. working under the leadership of Chief justice Tom Fulton and with the help of Harold V. Tipton. faculty adviser. have done all in their power to uphold the prestige of this organization which holds as its purpose to correct troublesome students and build better school citizens. Standing: Carol Newhouse. ,lixn VYood, Dick Mauin, janet Bez. Seated: Sharron English, Uick NVood, joe Uuthwuite. ea Conn ci The Student lleulth Council launched itself notuhly this year hy instituting the schools first towel system and helping further numerous czunpuigns. The council wus intro- duced ut an usseinhly with Dr. .Izuncs Flaherty als guest speaker. To promote und maintain hettei health among the students und fae- ultyn was the goal of President Dick NVood and the other officers. who were 'loc Outwuite. vice-presidentg and Sharon English. secretary. Miss Love is the adviser. Sixty-1111121 z Burk rmr: Ricky Marsh, Terry Meyer, Richard Bobst. Pete VVagenhorst. Kenncth Strahm, Richard Mann. liobcrt Leftwich, james VVood, Robert Reddy, Tom Owens. Third row: Darrell Hutchinson, Bill Lcgg, Earl Metz, Brooki- Cibson, David Folkman, Frank Vetter, Chris Cimre, Preston Gurwin, Tom Montague, Nancy Guilford. Second row: Tom Bolon. Bill Pricc, Tom Hofheimer, Peggy Higgs, Cordon Zacks, Perry Schwartz, jack Bernlohr. llod Cooke. Front row: Nancy XVinters, Mary Bernlohr, Mary Ann Creagcr, Barbara VVasserstrom. Susan Arnold. Toby NVilson, Susan Snyder, joan Lcvy, Carol Hoffman. ,gyfuolenf Coun ci Under the leadership of Cordon Zacks the Student Council was able to complete its an- nual projects and to start on many new ones. Homecoming and Open House activities were handled by the Council. Christmas baskets were filled by the homerooms and distributed to the needy families of Colum- bus, and a Christmas tree was purchased for the school. Student Visitation day gave several mem- bers of the Council an opportunity to visit the classrooms of other schools. The Voca- tional Cuidancc program permitted juniors and seniors to hear professional people speak on various careers. The New Year's Eye party at the .Ieffrey Nlansion proved to be so successful that it will become an annual affair. Student Ad- ministration day was a carry-over project from previous years. Six fy-four International day brought young people from other nations to speak to the students on world peace. An honor roll plaque and a trophy case will be installed in the school this summer. The Council sponsored an improved re- vision of Lion Life. This booklet contains valuable information on school activities and clubs. Other projects included a mock elec- tion of senators and representatiyes. the clean- up campaign, senior honor study hall. and a campaign for the preservation of library books. Other officers of the 1950-'51 Council were vice-president, Perry Schwartzg secretary- treasurcr, Peggy Riggsg and scrgeaiit-at-arms. -lim VVood. These students were also officers oi the school. Harold V. Tipton scryed as adviser. me 2 ,Q x Editor ..... ..,.A,.,. Associate Editor ........,. Literary Editor ..A........ Advertising Manager .....A.. Business Manager .....,. Boys' Sports Editor ..... .. Girls' Sports Editor .....,.s. Art Editors.. Tom BOLON JOAN DICKINSON ANN DILLINGHAIs'I ELLEN ENGLISH JANE Hmmm THE STAFF . ,,,tt ..., P Eccr ltlccs ...NANCY WINTERS Rowis .EDWIN HAERINC .,....CLoR1A COHEN ,Bon BERNLOHR .....MARY BERNLOHH ...ANNE MAWIIINNPIX' ASSISTANT EDITORS Dick KOHLS ROBERT CROSSINIAN CONNIE KROLCZYK NANCY BICNARNEY ELISE SCHACI-IT CHRISTINE SCHUBIACHEH -' 'www- IAM1-:s Wooos Faculty Adviser ........ ..s..s,s,....s,.s.s.,s,,,s .,,..... , . .sA. 1 RALPH M. HOWEl.L ,s,N.,g,N,.,n.f-fs,-fnfgfsfx. ACKNOWZEDGJVIENT The Bexleo staff expresses its thanks to Mr. Trivella for his keen interest in our publication and for his careful work with our staff artists in creating the cover design, the title page, and the divider page cartoons. We are grateful also to Dave Folkman for the amateur shots used in the book. Finally we sincerely thank the many unnamed persons-students and teachers alike-who worked unselfishly to help us achieve our goal of producing a book in keeping with the best Bexleo tradition. ..,, Sixty-fue 'I -'X..fV' Q if LION lu! till 1111, l,4 Sanrio Review By CARLTON SMITH, Coach The sports teams of 1950-1951 have failed to win a championship as of this date. How- ever, we yet have hopes for the baseball and tennis teams. The basketball team was sec- ond and it looks as though the track and golf teams will fare likewise. The football team at the start of the season was one of the best in Bexley history of the last decade. But injuries at the same time to five or six regulars were disastrous. We lost to Delaware and Arlington by large scores and also lost to Mt. Vernon after outplaying them most of the game. But the crippled team did win six out of nine games by sheer fight and determination for a marvelous record. The basketball team started with an excel- lent record by winning seven straight league games and then for some inexplicable reason lost three in a row and the championship. We easily took second and played well in the district tournament. We feel that we should have finished in a tie for the championship with Grandview. A two-week lay-off with- out a game prior to our three loses may ac- count for the slump at midseason. The swimming team won their league and then lost to Grandview, winner of the other league, for the city championship. Individu- ally, Andy Wallace won the State Champion- ship for the 50-yard free style and took second in the State for the 100-yard free style. The team was outstanding but not champions. The baseball team had few veterans retum- ing, but to date have been surprising every- Szxty eight one by being undefeated in league play as well as undefeated for the season so far. They may well be our champions or co- champions. The track team lost many veteran point winners but have several individual stars re- tuming. They have a fine record of three wins and no defeats so far, but the team is not balanced enough to win the C. B. L. or other honors. We will have to be content with individual honors of some of our stars. The tennis team has several lettermen back and will have an excellent record, but it looks as though they will finish second to Arlington in the league. The same can be said for golf as tennis-th-at is, an outstanding win and loss record but perhaps only second to Ar- lington in the league and perhaps third in the City League. The reserve football team was very medi- ocre, but the reserve basketball team tied for the championship with Upper Arlington. That is at least one championship for 1950-1951. All of our 1950-1951 teams h-ave very fine records and we are proud of them, but those elusive championships have slipped away from us again. The morale and spirit of these seniors, however, will bear fruit in succeeding years. We predict some championships next year, and some of the credit should go to some of the boys who tried so hard and gave so much this year. If they are not here to share championships with us, we wish them luck in their future athletic endeavors. ' fr W5 XL f ,Aff 4 .., 4 ,ig X N D 553 1 iufnvif-Q55 W 8 .,,..:, ..,, ,..,: , SE 3 X a 5 if IX 1 Nd . x XIX 5-JT ,- .l T x Q Q.. 5 Rh. ,iz ,ZA I , X , gr I Q. A X. 6 1 - J N V ,qffiffi ' X X tif A -5 V- L nf. , fc: A' T 35 ri 'A , is fr C x i' ,E if '+ 'N W '1 A 11 ? I 'en ' 1,:A, FW W -4 1' 11 df , 5 . K 1 -,gg , , fa K-ff 0 H S wil E 2- 5 g fi. F. f D . 'H Lv 1 l Huck row: lloh Thacker, Terry Toth, Dick llaight, Sanforcl Solomon, Bill Purcly. Don Plotnick. Dexter Straw- ther, Dave lless. jack Immel. 'l'liirrl row: Coach Smith, Roger llarrison, Mark Knolls. Bill Price. ,lim Collins. Dick XYootl. llowarcl llirsh, Assistant Coach Swinehart. Seconrl row: Boh Hernlohr, Rho Smith. Bill Legg, jerry Xoeth- lieh. Tom I ulton. Tim Ackley, Darrell llutehinson. Dick llutchinson. Tom Montague. Front rout Toni Owens. Corclon Zacks, Dick Blake, Tom liolon, Pat Aylwin, Fd llaering, Dick Kohls, llerh llarinon. justin Queeke. flwflfff .Slam - - 1950 The 1950 Bexley Lions, though hainperecl hy injuries, finishecl the season with a record ol six wins ancl three losses. The CBL record nas not so gooclg lor the three losses were sustained in league play. Coach Carlton Smith saicl that this year's team was harcler hit hy injuries than any ot his other twenty-eight teams. At one time, six out of eleven first stringers were out he- cause of injuries. ln the opener of the 1950 campaign, the Lions trainplecl over St. Charles 229-6. Bex- ley helcl the upper hancl all the way. scoring in the first three periods ancl then coasting to xictory. Some goonl passing hy Bill Legg opened the St. Charles defense. allowing Tom Nlontague to run freely over the iielcl. ln the Creenfielcl Nic-Clain game, Tom Nlontague climaxecl a 78-yarcl tlrive to score Serenly from the twenty. He also startecl the seconcl halt with an 80-yard run. Also sprinkled in xx as a Legg-to-Pat Aylwin pass. a 230-yarcl run Ly justin Quecke, ancl a line huck hy Dick llutchinson. lt was another easy xictory that ended 34-14. The game with Cranclriew was rlescrihecl hy Coach Smith as the greatest coinehack in his 29 years of coaching. The score was 19-0 Grandview until late in the thircl quarter. when Bill Legg pushed over from the eight. It remained 19-T until six minutes in the last quarter, when a score by Dick llutchinson and four minutes later a l,egg-to-Xlontague touchclown pass tiecl it up at 19. The hero of the night then hecaine Tom liolon. as he kickecl the extra point anal the margin of vic- tory, 20-19. An unclefeatecl Delaware team hanclecl the . . N , Burk rout l'aul Snydvr, Ed Millcr, jim Martin. Daw- Powell. Boh lla-x, Daw- Cvlicknian, c.ll2ll'll'y Doss, Al llill, lioh llUSK'llk'l'2lllS. Dani johnson, Karl lli111111clr1-it-li. Tlzircl row: Coach Own-us, Dick Kopp, f:l'lll'Q.fl' Adauns, l,arry NVilsou, rlllllll liostvr, lll'l'll1ll'tl Davidorf. Conv lkll'lllll1l, Boh XVl'ill'T, .lim Xl-'illson, 'l'ippy Daviclsoii. Daiw- Spircs, Dim-k xVlll'lliL'li, Cordon liaglc, Coach Pkllllrlllg. Svvoncl row: llurhz-rt llouch, -I1u111's Boyd, llarold An- drc-ws 1111111111111-rl,ll11gl1MvKi11non,'l'o1u'I'11r11cr,jackPlotkin, Doug Cunthvr, jim liarrvtt, Boh Kopp, Nm-d Cillioui, Divk l,Qltl1'l'SOIl, hllliljlllll VVRITC, jack xlL'Kl'lllli'. Lowcll Castlv. Fronl row: rlillflflllllll Swishvr, Dick Mann, Lorriu 'l'ilI'll0I1, blauk Myers, Dali' Rosc, Barry Zavks, Earl Klutz, Mark Schul. -lack lJl'lll13Sl'y, Boh xvilf- uvr, jim hlllt'lll'I'. Lions thcir first loss -10-6 in a hzird-played QZIIIIC. Sopliomorm- Tvrry Toth was Bvxlvyls lone' scorer. It was i11 tl1is 51211110 that the i11- jurivs startvd hurting thc' tcam. It was hoiuvcoiniiig 11t Uppvr Arlington, and tha' hattcrcd llllll hruisvd Lions proycd no match for that Coldon Bvars. All-All1L'l'l- 1-1111 halfhack Doug Coodsvll scorvd thrvc 6- pointvrs ill thc l'0Illp that cudcd 5-1-T. llUSllIlllllg thvir winning ways. thv Bcxlc-y foothallvrs. lcd hy Toni Xl0lltilj.flIl'. Buck Q,lll'Clil', and T1-rry Toth, dumpvd l.ll'l7i1llil 25-6. lt was our hall gilllll' all thv way. cyvu though lllkllly of thc- hoys wvrv not playing. Still i111prox'ing. thc Lions looked hcttcr than Nlt. Yvruon. hut thc Yellow blackcts S!lllL'0Zi'il Ollt a 14-13 victory. Highlights of tllv gilllll' were two long runs hy Tom Klon- taguv. llvxlvy tl11'v11tv11vd to scorv thrcc timcs i11 thc final qllill'tCl', hut could not quita- push it oyvr. T1'11y1'li11g to hV11SlIllljLtOll C. ll., thc 1,io11s playcd i11 Ll lll'L'l'ZillQ', rai11. It was 21 typical, sloppy ganic. with tht- lvad L'llilIlQ'llljl,' tlirc-1' timvs. rl'OllCllll0XVIlS hy Toni Nllllllilfllli' a11d Dick llutchinson lcd tht- way to the 1:2-T win. Lindvn-NIcKinl1'y just could 11ot km-p llp with llc-xlvy 11s 11 Dick lilakc--to-Pat Aylwin pass on tho first play of tha- gllllll' made' tho sc-orc' 7-0. Slowly hut survly thc' Lions rollvd on to a 19-0 victory. By using the two-platoon Sy'Stl'Ill. it was possihlc to have ahout l'lglltl'K'll IIICII playing l't'glll1l1'ly. Six of the- griddvrs wc-rc iiamvd o11 all-high tc-anis. Thv 1'1'sv11yc squad. coachvd hy liohvrt llufling. had il ycry SllL'CUSSl'lll svason. rl1lll'l'l' ll1l'II1lJl'l'S of thc squad saw varsity action. a11d many mort' will play uvxt yvar. Sl'lil'l1flj-l 1 Sluncling: lfriink Vetter tnnnnigerj. llowaircl llirseh, jack Bernlohr, Dick Blake. Dexter Straxwther. Boh Stone. Don Leeninn, Couch Smith. Scufell: Bill Price. Bill Legg. Siinforcl Solomon, Boh llernlohr, Toni Nlontngne. Chairles N1'aiholl'. l'zit Aylwin. BGJALJLGK The 1951 cage sqnaul linishecl the season with ll recorcl of 13 wins zincl 7 losscs. Look- ing very iinpressive in their first seven league gannes. the Lions lost their next three and were rhnnpecl into second place in the CBL. ln pre-Christmas games ll 5-1 record was nnule. A convincing victory over Marion 50-39 was followecl hy one of the three City League clefeuts, this time to VVest, 55-48. Then eznne wins over Xllushington C. ll.. .-Xeucleniy. NVorthington. and Urhuna. Un .lilllllllfy 2 the Lions traveled to Linden. hnt cunie ont on the snmller encl of the score. 57-39g aincl the sznne thing happened at North. 64-45. The cugers then awoke with il roar :intl took consecutive gznnes from Arlington. 64--131 Delaware. 50-37g Nlt. Vernon. 51--11g alncl Aczuleiny, T0-35. The clownfzlll came when the Lions journeyed to Arlington and vrere upset 553-44. Delaware took the lesson :incl won 53-41. :incl Crnnclview followecl suit with ll 46-39 victory. Finally on the uphill. the Lions fought S1 ienly-treo hurcl uncl won over Urhuna and Xlt. Vernon. 54-50 and 52-48 respectively. In thc district tournznnent the Lions rollecl over Rosary 61-31 before being eliininutecl hy NVest 52-51 in an overtiine ginne. Thc team was composed of 6' -1 center. Put Aylwin, with captain Boh Hernlohr and either Sanford Solomon or Chick Waholl at the forwards, and Toni Nlontagne and Bill Legg guards. Chick and Sanford alternutecl according to the defense nsecl hy the opposi- tion. lleturning from lust yezn s teinn were the three seniors and live-foot eight-inch Bill Legg. The scoring was evenly clistrihutecl tlironghont the team. with each starter heing high-point man in at least one game. High scorer for the season was Boh llernlohr with 259 points. Pat Aylwin was runner-up with 220 points. The reinuincler of the teuni was inucle np of Dick Blake, Bill Price. and Dexter Straw- thcr, seniorsg Bob Stone, Howurcl llirsch, Don Leeman. and captain-elect jack llernlolir. Was P Q 2 3 in N X ,aagmx . 'Wkif' 1 Ng, ' 1' , Vu Riff Q gf? ,Y dl ?? P r if mt 5 3 Wg 1 5 f New 5 at Y 6' 4,Q.:lwU,q Weigve 1 , . , L Slilriflirig: flH1lL'll SNYllll'll2ll'l. flvrwin. Nlyvrs. 'llll1lt'liK'l'. XYi'lill4'lll32lL'll. llusv. Davis. Kinn: S1'rll1'fl: Zzivlis. l':m'xl xllI4'lll'l', Clilmsnn, Knltnn. Swisln-i'. Y Nraivrvv Ml.4A0fAafl gadvgafj 'I'ln- i'c'sc'i'x'm' tvann. lc-cl lmy limolw Gibson. Cloucli linliingls lmsclmll1'i's arc' llinlvfczitvcl -Iini Xlin-lm-ip :incl Tliorntnn Swislivr uncl to flute- this svzismi uncl stancl 21 fain' cliznicv of c-una-ln-rl ivy Dunn Swim-Imrt. crnnpilvcl ai sm- winning tliv C. B. l,. Playing on tin- cliannoncl snnis 11-c-m'ml of 153 wins nncl 5 lnssvs. On tliv Sxlllilil arc' captain, lic-rnlolirg czitclnw. Tllixc-km Inst tvnln along with tin' tlirm' nlmow' worn' pitclu-rs, Aylwin :incl Ovlgnvtzg infivlcl, -I .Inn lioycl nnml Hula Knltnn. Also fighting fm' livrnlolnl Pnrcly. Lvgg aincl Nm-tliclig zlncl ont Starting Iwi-thx wc-rv 'llrnn Davis, Gill llzlrris, fivlcl, llcss. ,l,c'c'ln:ni. llofliviim-r. :incl Xlillvi Karl xYl'lll-C'llll2lL'll. nnml linrry' Zacks. Sflllltliiliff lulli, Hannity. Stork, llusv, llaiinswurtli. YlllIilt'liL'l'. O4-lguc-lx. Slnry. ll2lI'I'K'll. XYnrm'. ,'Xiicl1'mw. Srulwrl Lngn-li llniling. llnlln-inn'i'. Nlillr-11 i,l'l'lll2lll, Nm-tlil-Ii, B, Bl'l'lllUlll'. l,llI'llj'. lmgg. VI. Bl'l'IllUlIIi, llvss. UH Ml 411 A s Ihzwk mu: Cunuln Owvn, XY1lllLlL'1', HllHll'illlk'l', Slxim-lcls, Sn-lnwurlx, th-lgm-tn. Sxutvlx. lfrnnl l'tlll4I Ross. Davie xYLlQl'IIllUl'Sl, Iiussc-ll. lIilllllH'll'1'iL'll, llxnm-r, Nh-Kvllm-y. wfm m in jra QIUZIUII c,NYCll.S SXYilIlIlliIlg tUillIl pilvcl up am lhuming away with tllvir first fvw mv uxvizllmla' I'l'l'UI'Cl of fin- vin-to1'ia's to om- loss. thc cinch-rum-11 of L-mlcllvs Uwvn mul Swim lmcl by .-Xmly XYklHilL'0. winnvr of thx' 100- hurt arc' making tln-ir slum- of thu- lu-ucllil yilfil swim and runm'1'-up in tlw 50 in thc' C0-L-uptalin xllllltllglll' has so fill' t1llw11 70 stalh' nwvt. thc svn Lions wvrc' svn-ond in thc points in l'Yl'l'y nwvt. and Isaac is sum' ., district. Utlwr outstanding SXVill1lIll'I'S wc-rc wcll too. Othcr flllpI'L'SSiYt' tmckstc-rs uc Cilllfilill Sllivlcls. czlptnill-vlvct llof'lwi1nc'1'. and Shoe-kvy. l5u1'111'tt. II1lI'I'iS0ll. KMYUIIS. Nlclfaun lla1lm'r. Solomon, and Stonv. Hawk rm1': Cugwln Uwvu, Dnllisml, l'lut1liL'k, Nl'llIlI1llI, lilllIL'k, Smith, xll'KiIllI0ll, SCIIIIII, ,M-kll-y, Cum-I1 Swim lmrl. Swzwvrlrl mir: SUIUIIIUII, Hill'lAiSOIl, lizu'm'tl, xllbllfllglllk lsguu-. SlllK'k1'f'. fJllt't'kl', Blm'kv1'. lfrnnl rmr: XY1-lmlul IH-lsvllllml. Nlvllzun. NYzlllwl'. xY1ll'Ill'l'. Kimc. YY Illlll'llill5UIl. 2 W 'l'T'f'ilIQ lnml to lwttvr ilu' 1950 rvc-m'cl of l5 vnnij wins nm! 6 lussvs. 4-mmvlu Smitlfs QOH' tcuun lllll IIIIII lhlrk ruff: Ihlxwll. XYuml. Ulwu, liuwlulmlllnul. llurris. Kms, Ifftllll I'IV!l'I Xyluill. Vhlxsmfl. lilulw. Sc-ln. 1 Out for ll INUCI' of tlw c'lm111p1mnsl1lp. wrlclu lillflhvyk tmmis Sllllllll luis stzutccl wltll Ll pu lms so fur 1-mnpmlf-fl ll l'm-urd ul .7 wins and 2 In-ct rc'c-oral. In tlw flI'St tlnmc IHLlfCIl1'S. tlu Inssvs. 'I'ln- .N lm-ann is l'UllllNlSl'll of Divk lilzlkv. first lllilllg Chick NYAIIUYY. SPCUIICI mzmg Gill ' ' ' llgzrris. fllil'Cl llllllll :mtl lD1u'rc'll lllltl'llillSOIl. fmlrtll mam. Nl'llStL1llf. IDUIIIDIUS l7l2lYK'I'S NNY-ilcrg Kflltllll and HiI'SL'll. Sfllllllfllgj INUIIIIII, Xlyvrs, llirws-ll, illi1'1x111.u1, SUll4ll'l'. 'l'gn'Itzm. Illllllilll. Vvvilm-l', l'1'i4'a'. Nh-ull -lulnnwn. Uutlmullv, XVIISILIKII, lillsln. crlli'lxIIIllll. sr-ow has IHUCII 5-0 011011 timc l'i1'st mam cm tlwv tvums lalclclvr IS Cilpflllll llmlmmx svn-mul sillglvs mam is SUllKll'l'. illlll third SilIQIl'S IN nc l'1'1cn' .1 1-ll:-r. Sw llfrl wus? Y cy ...wi v- DW ,QA Hank row: Nancy Esper, Mary Bernlohr, Connie Krolczyk, Carol Ilisey, jackie Sallee. Shirley jones, Donna Xlctzger. Front role: Nancy XVinters, janet Petty, Sharon English. Barbara Short, Ann Dillingham, Beverly Spohn. .ggoorb ajsleaclfi The extensive program of intramural sports sports and services rendered to the intramural organized each year is an integral part of the program. girls' physical education department. How- Because of a great interest in modern and ever. only through the fine, undying work of square dancing, which were inaugurated this the sports heads are the tournaments able to year. clubs will be formed next year for all bc the success they are. The sports heads those who are interested. The clubs will be with the help and advice of Bliss Margaret under the leadership of members of GAC, Love, girls' physical education director, plan who have a keen interest in these phases of the complete intramural program and keep physical activities. accurate records of all tournaments played. Sports heads for the activities this year were The sports heads are appointed by the exec- Ufinters, tennis, Petty, hockey, Short, ridingg utive committee of CAC. the former sports Sallee, badminton, English, basketballg heads. and Miss Love. and are announced at Spohn, table tennisg Dillingham. swimmingg the annual CAC banquet. Esper, volleyball, Hisey and Krolczyk, bowl- Thc new awards system adopted by CAC ing, Metzger, baseball, Bernlohr, archery to replace the former point system of awards and jones and Levy. golf. emphasizes actual participation in intramural Coen Seventy S Burk row: lilnniv. Millvr, Levy, llntcliinson, Dnrlnlni, Illlflnkt-1', Marcus. Nvllllltlll, llalrtlc-roclv. Svroncl row: Clmpl lint-, Collins, Solomon, Sliort, Mc-tzgvr, lN1awliinnm-y, Click, Vzirlvy, Cotta-r, P4-tty. Fronl rout Divlainson, llanraili. lispvr, St-liuvllt. linglisli, Tillmroolc, Pow:-rs, Carson, Cralliuni, llisvy, Ainorins-. ,NOCLCW Tln' intcrscliolalstic A tvzun coniplvtvcl tln' 50215011 with two wills :Incl two tivs. Wliilv tliv ll tvznn lmcl tliruv wins zlncl one loss. Arling- ton unnl Univvrsity wcrv victims for thc' A twnn, wliilc Crnnclvivw uncl XV0l'tlIlIlgtOll villa-i'gvcl witli scorn-less tivs. Only Cmnclvivw mlm-fl-att-tl flu' li tvann. A tic- lmvtwccn juniors uncl svniors on class lioclwy niglit was vlim- inntvcl wlivn tht- juniors clvfc-utml tlw sc-niors to lwconn- scliool clmmpions. en nij Hopcs for zuiotlivr llIlClCl:l'1ltl'tl season nn' lligll for tlu' tcnnis fltlllll. with four of Xliss Lovos procligics lmcli again tliis yvur. lntvr- sc-liolustic inutclics luotll at lionic- and away :nv sclicclnlvcl vacli your witli Arlington. Cmiiclvicw. XVortliington. anal LllllX'l'l'Sltf'. YVintvrs, Ii11I'I'2lll. Collins, ljllllllglltllll. ll2lSCll. Nlarcns. Ncinnun. I,c-ry. Clmplino. English, and Killmonrnc will lw strong contvnclvrs for tlw squaul positions. Burk ron? Collins, NlAll'l'llS. Sliorl, ljllllllgllillll, xvlllfL'l'S. Front row: Nl'lllllllll, Killmourm-, B1l5l'll, lhiglisli, llill'l'Llll, Svlialvlit. TIIICSIC WICRIC 'l'IllC CII,-UIPS l1ntm'sc-llolglstic lmskvtlmll ganna-s www' plalyvcl with .-Xrlimgtmz. Cllulmlvic-W. UlIiX't'l'Sitf'. mul port. llu' IIIIIIOYS wvrv X'IL'tOl'IUllS both nl Huw lllfl'1lllllll'3ll aural thu lute-1'-class C'UllllN'tltIUll In luring llwm il total ul' tlmw big clnllllpimmllsllips. 1 lrln-nl m nmlclx' lwluusvs mul lmlormllwm. tlu- t1lL'llltX lll'f4'2ltl'll ilu- SPIIIUTS m thc- klllllllill lu ullx Asn-nmr 2illlll'. ,MQ 1. .-H f' Q I iii? , ., . fs 1 f,, mm wwf, if ,Aw CNA , W 4 . . -Y ,V -' A ,I 25 Q v Building .......... Title ,..,..,..... Dedication .......,. Administration ........ Faculty ....... Seniors ....,.... Senior Play ....i,. Homecoming ........ , Classes ......,.. Clubs ......i Activities ........ Staff ...,.,.. Sports .........i.,.,...... Table of Contents ...... Patrons ........,..,.,..,.... Professional Directory CONTENTS ..,..,..Page 2 ,..,....Page 3 ......,,Page 4 ...,.....Page 5 Pages 6-11 Pages 12-33 ......iPage 34 .,....,Page 35 Pages 36-43 Pages 44-53 Pages 54-64 i.....Page 65 Pages 66-80 ..,..,.Page 81 Pages 82-83 Pages 84-85 Advertising ......,i ....,.., P ages 86-104 Eighty-one Eghjt lgafronfs M6264 x AKV- MM. Wm? MOISMXMQLSBQA . mwwfff idk-y A. ml Q9 Q1 W 23236, LU 'Q gf: wwf ,77741-777.70 +7'nM 7Ibvf77bu-Jdtccm 9712.91 97120 M4046 Miz RYx,X,LL 25xx,N.m Ga My 'Nik Win Wffadlf. 677 .Z ff dfwf' 77Zi12m.4jZ7u-f-4.3f'fi-4-+ 'J?3- .Q ' a ,WfL9'W1f0CfQ4l4 1,4041 fffAif?ZzfQ2f44ff3'SZ 7ff 'h7M.?M..,k w. :Quay QW 'um M. 1 ma. 8 ' Qiwiflfyfrgagm, WAL4,ff?5fVfML+-4 A of-vm ZMJ44 Wh. fm. 5 ' ' v , fi:QjWmfjZ,HL,?Zi ff' A Elm iii? ,ZJW 'fi 7,,,.,.q4 -7m,.c. . ' -.MW my Ph 1357? A. ,,,.,L..,,f WH WM AZ 2 at 97Z,,4314-4. vwv +VVw. M,,,,,,.f Q,,i,f+21M My f77Lwifv 0 Q, Af H , V AQ , M 771441. AX 7M'f Vhfwjwiw kj 7711-v-77lM. ' JS,bJgi 74?f,-r7Lf'w . 7?W1+71mAfww46 7W7f 72221 ALM, W MW Q5 y 1fwf.+Mfff4 77.4. .sz az? mg? 714. M. 51.14 C' XMMJF7 pa fl'0l'l5 mb 'Tm1.-f'YQvs- max. ifvwwa Pm. ZMLM H.M.,fxe,4'-IQZ., ,Q 6..MJ,1.f 214,-1124. 1442474 224461 mmm a,z1uQt,6.TT,eW 7hf...fwL W-:gf ?WM w PM J, MQ, EJ Zlxdui Wfzmfaym 7'w4.,f.m,vQ,,..,, W1wv'12M,.29A.7p,J..,,.,Lw m.JfWfff,W,,MzW.M4f QD, - I 1115.7 M1554 ,4 , ,J . 71757A,74fv 85,52-Qflfg .054 ..,,.4X,7 1 . t Wh., wa Q nina. 61 7W'P ?7e2f, 'a j + Llwo LIC, 2j,ZZ.m,0f Sona K vm ,W .Jw YQ,-4 QZ4..j4!. 2 L 4 AWA. f. 'nw STM! wwf Qfiw, ' 77141 4 bw. ' 24253 M r ww fwi mf away. WW 4 710411 -fn. filet! Qfo edffionaf .ibirecfary Ever+ Addison Dr. R. B. Hoover Dr. J. J. Alpers Clarence H. Knisley Lewis R. Basclw, D. D. S. Dr. P. W. Leillnarf Harve M. Clodfeller, M. D. Sheldon J. Mann, D. D. S. Roberl O. Cross, D. O. Gerlrrude E. Cross, D. O. W. C. Mc:Menamy, D. D. S Drs. Benjamin and Mary Hoagland E. W. Miller Eighty-four no eridiomzf .ibirecfory H. R. Mifcghell, M. D. Harley E. S'rone Harley E. Pefers Murrell Turfon, M. D. Arflwur L. Rowe Les+er Seligson, M. H. Lloyd Smifh, D. D Herber+ K. Spohn D. .S. Thomas Ewing VanMe+er Opfomefrisf R. H. Wallace, M. D. Dr. Joel E. Whife W. E. wfigm, D. D. S. Eighty-five F gl f 1-six Complete Savings and Loan Facilities at First Federa1's new Bexley Office To be opened early this summer at 2450 East Main Street 'lr Insured Savings Accounts i' Complete Home Loan Service t Safe Deposit Boxes ir Christmas Club -A' Traveler's Checks 'A' Convenient Parking Facilities if Friendly, Courteous Service 'A' U. S. Savings Bonds Issued and Redeemed Please watch for the formal opening of our Bexley office FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2450 EAST MAIN STREET Downtown. 53 E. State Hilltop. 2369 W. Broad WALTER ENGLISH CANN ED FOGDS COMPANY owmqn AOOKS, Nc. I ,Q , urmture - mterxors h Fourfh S+. 2353 Eas+ M Eighty Fine Printing BY HEER PRINTING CO. ADams 4125 COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE Eighty-1'i,E,'ht CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF l95I WALTER R. I t NDF' 1894 gn UUUTTNUOUS REAL ESTATE SALES and RENTALS I75 SOUTH HIGH STREET Sales Renfals MA 0325 AD 9847 When your sweel Toolh Thinks of sweels Your wisdom +oo+h 'rhinlcs of WENTZ l+'s always fair wealher When good fellows gel' fogefher af WENTZ PHARMACY Corner of Drexel and Easf Main Sfreef A drug sfore wilh clrugs and 'rhe knowledge of compounding 'rhem ADZI39 BEN DEMPSEY AGENCY Complete INSURANCE Service Life, Fire, Casually, Acciclenf Heallh, Bonds and Hospifalizafion 35 E. Gay S+. Columbus I5. Ohio Eighty-nine Distinctive Photography by law Your BEXLEO PHOTOGRAPHER Wishes Success to You, the Class ot l95I Ninety CONGRATULATIONS, cmss or wsu PRESTON COOKE 8: CO. REALTORS Established 1876 MA 43Ol 8 E. Broad St Representing louyers and owners ot Bexley real estate tor over 36 years. WOOD-NESBITT, INC. YOUR FRIENDLY CI-IRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER bl I EAST BROAD STREET MAin 5485 OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES MAY THE FUTURE HOLD THE BEST OE EVERYTHING BEXLEY PHARMACY Nntuoc' HHN S 24 NORTP1 l 'IlGI I STREET also nalionally adverlisecl TELEVISION SETS 24 N. I-HGH STREET SECOND FLOOR Avmss and LUAN CDMPAN The TIME IO Save ls NOW Tl'1e PLACE IO Save ls I-IERE 6I EAST GAY STREET COLUMBUS I5, OI-IIO A Savings and I-lorne Financing lnslilulion Dedicaled IO Service BROADMOOR MARKET Nina-ry-two 352I E. Broad SI. OUALITY FOODS OPEN EVENINOS OPEN SUNDAYS EL TOCO TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT A Miracle Meal al Miracle Mile Ray and Jeanne Ury DEAL WHERE DAD DE14IQT', 46 E. 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The Drive-In Camera SIore DEVELOPING - PRINTING CAMERAS - PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 273I E. Main Sfreef DO 7400 Ninety-three REMBRANDT STUDIGS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS 75 Easf Gay S+reeT MA 362l Columbus I5. Ohio N inety-four SOSKIN DRUGS 27IO E. MAIN ST. BExLEY's MOST BEAUTIFUL MODERN DRUG STORE COngra+ula+eS Our Bexley High School Graduafes A Happy and Successful Fufure Wi+h Our Besf Wishes. INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS CENTRAL OHIO EEDERAL SAVINGS ci LOAN ASS'N 78S +hThdS+. Cl b Oh B+ B d dS++S+ + THE HARRIS COMPANY OPTICIANS COTTON LUMBER CO. C pl 'r f L. W. COTTON O COMMUNITY DO 364l DO 3642 3500 E. Main Sfreef N inety-350 Geo. Sheof ci Company GENERAL ooNTRAcToI2s GREEN LAWN COMMERCIAL, INDUSTR 'M CEMETERY PUBLIC WORKS 449 NEILSTON STREET CoIumbus,OI1io Ninety-six CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I95I gen Kftdmyt 8 San PAINT and COLOR SERVICE 775 N. 4+h Sfreef KL I I88-I IZ8 R , v RB vs' ' H 84. first' s Sc. 1' SX 0 I X RQ n,,.w'lHHan.,, ' f ENJOY MILLS' FAMOUS FOODS in Columbus I9 NORTH HIGH STREET 0 77 SOUTH HIGH ST. RESTAURANT CLOSED MAY FIRST FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION MILLS ?w72'uazm?' MILLS RESTAURANTS ARE LOCATED ALSO IN CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI 0 ParIy Goods 0 Picnic Supplies I Giiis 0 Greeiinq Cards 0 S+aIionery O Toys YOUR BEST BUYS AT sc, loc SI.OO Up 2472 E. Main Mykraniz Building BEAVERS CSI HORN MARKETS Qualify and Economy wifh Service I66O E. Main SI. I565 N. FourII'1SI. FA 3I I5 WA 3 I 5I 'A' BALDWIN 81 SOURS 83 S, High SI. I-Iiglnway Equipmenf and MaIeriaIs N i nvty-seven Making an lnves'rmen'r or Selling Real Esfale can ,G The Robert Weiler Co. Our Sincere and Dependable Service When Purchasing a Home Q E Warranls Your Confidence DO 7714 2700 E. Main DO 452l lnveslmenls ancl Resicleniial Properly MEET AND EAT Insurances - Appraisals I75 s. High S+. TQIVYS Mfxin 3225 Chicken and Siealc Dinners 3624 E. Fiflh Ave. DO O28l Best Wishes to The Clcxss of 1951 From Q FRIEND GUS'S FINE FOODS Try his Mofher-in-Law's Cooking and fhe besf 5c Coffee in Town 190 S. High S+. AD 0455 EVERY THURSDAY IS CHICKEN AND DUMPLING TI-IE BAKER ART GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHY I I2 E. Broad Sfreef DAY GIRLS! GRADUATE TO A FUNERAL HOME TELEPHONE JOB D. L. MOODY Graduafion means a new Iife . . . maybe t coIIege. maybe a iob. The Telephone Company offers jobs you'II enjoy. Pay sfarfs high, and raises come fasf . . . 4 your firsf year! Telephone offices are pIeasanf: felephone foIIcs are friendIy, You couIcIn'f find a nicer place fo sfarf fhaf new Iife affer graduafion. APPLY: WOMENS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE CO. IOI N. THIRD STREET Funeral Service Ambulance Service ir 2I54 E. Main Sfreef DO 6925 If no answer caII DO 7433 N inety-nine I EAsTMooR Gafnalh Town and Counlry Furni+ure, Inc. 3674 E. Broad S'rree'r Columbus 9, Ohio 2946 E. Main S+. DO I572 Columbus. Ohio CHARLES CARROLL DOuglas 22l2 CBEITI-I LUMBEB, INC. 3634 Easl Broad S+. Columbus, Ohio DO I2l2 Lumber Unfinished Furniiure Appliances EAGLE CANDIES Oualily Candies af Reasonable Prices BEXLEY STORE 2729 E. Main S+. COMPLIMENTS OF THE GLASS BOWL Davis-Bidqley, Inc. 2497 E. Main DO 4549 Elecirical Appliances ancl Television SALES AND SERVICE DAIRY QUEEN The Cone Wi'rh The Curl on Top Sunclaes, Soclas anol Malls Roof Beer and Coke Chelsea and Main One Hundred Bexley Bike Store 3480 E. Main S+. DO 8272 SCHWINN BICYCLES Member Na+ional Bicycle Dealers Associa+ion Bates Florists Nelson Road af Broad S+. Columbus, Ohio EAirTax 3I55 Tim Nic1'1olson's BEXLEY MARATHON SERVICE A.A.A. SERVICE A safisfiecl cusfomer is our besf adver+isemen'r FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY DO 0371 25I6 E. Main S+. For 24 years . . . an amiable parfnership Wifh The Fashionable women of Columbus We Zlffgidffzci 133 EAST BROAD STREET COLUMBUS 15 - - OHIO In ouffiffing The designs of The changing seasons, we enioy being Fashion Companions wifh our clienlele. VANS DRIVE IN I-IAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES Qlnlnnial iliitrhrn PASTRY SHOP and CATERERS 2733 E. Main S+. EV 3339 TOM BENUA Inc. Town anol Counfry lvIen's Shop OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9 3766 Eas+ Broad S+ree+ Phone DO 3766 Loolc Tor The sign lT'S REAL ICE CREAM The Home of JCI-INSON'S Home-Made Ice Cream 2732 E. Main SI. PINTS - QUARTS - V2 GALLONS SUNDAES - SODAS - MILK SHAKES - CONES Wiclfafz- Scamee TAlLoR IvIen's and Ladies' Wear and GiT+ Ifems Qualify Cleaning 8: Pressing 545 So. Drexel Ave. DO 65I8 One Hundred One CITY NEWS CO. I-I. T. 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