Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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K, ,,A ,,t .,iFSTil51i iixzrxlilglgjgwk ,rwmxA:f,,-4 4:11-.fAyxri1,1yLliaitQ'iffhfiltiiygy it ta A 4,i,i.t r Lunaa1,+?4 1'i3'i!534U'f'4' 414'-+Y'if?il1J ?Iliilisit'-'Zits 4-sr-fvxkvg. . , . , X I N 'fmHf Afffwf wfew1:1r1Mrnrmrmfr HH Li n ri-:naman H1 F 1 'U PGN Page Eight ECOMING freshmen means entering a new situation, with lots of surprises, fun, and excitement in store. There is still a difficult adjustment to be made. The Class of '57 has made a good beginning. Prom-minded and eager to get some projects under way, the freshmen held a very profitable bake sale early in the year. The class also sold Bexley lions', and sponsored the Freshman Hop dance at the Ieyjfrey Mansion. A loolc at the honor roll indicates that the fresh- men have a number of scholars, and a glance at the athletic events program shows that they -1.11- have athletes as well. ff m en Chosen as officers were Bruce Meyer, president, Elaine Zef, vice- president, and Kay Allen, secretary- treasurer. I ndustry, ambition, cap- ability -these are attri- butes of a class which will some day furnish leadership to the student body. b'L':'?'7 -fx I 5 39' 9 x ' A , V, '. N RTW, K .KM f -ah-f - N N .1- 1 u 'SIM' 1 'J 45 .Q x ' K in xr 1 L 5-.,, 1 N Q8 BN X-4 'Fu 'X 51 ' VE!! :. X , . ,, B : yt 'Q-.ng J . .. M. 1,31-, x ,XX-fx4A:4.. W wgvqhw .Rv K v ni.: ' '1u,.f w' 'J' 1 ip Y' X I 'J' .. :':'Ql4-f J? ' .ga - 'ws ' -mf 5-'. '51 - ff ' , -Xt x , ., A R - X , , , f , , , o . . ' -5 wb f X , 'xiii ex K ,Q 1 , 'Qi ,xk.....,.g,p-Q A-H X XG . fi , P. sg h . .. Q ,S . 1- Y XX N . , .n I 'F l I . A-1. 'V ' 4. - ' ' M 9 v '- ' ly A .QM 1 ,4 , 1 '- .A Q W 9,-,NL . X,- fi,-, .41 -'L 3' -- ,Rwf, it ef '.Xq4 . if A V.fKEL'it.:,?iExh'gXsf LY K wc L Q Ax S -,Wax i,-K . 1 -11114 1 l vc f Ef.' I-Eiga. f fig., '3 'J' J -Q 51 , 3 42' ., H .NM . . 'Hs-pvlmfmis - wo .55 f, x ir: 4 ' , ,Q Riggx ati 1 11- - 'B ' X .4 xx? ' 5? UE. GMO 'U' v-'Q 1..' jff, 2hW'fQyf', f-, S 2. 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Back row Don Brooke Nancy Cowan Harve Clodfelter Patty Clark Cary Cheses Front row Ferris Cox Evelyn Brooks Mollie Campbell Bea Ann Brown Margaret Castiagna fi A,.,,,'v4QQ ' Back row' Kay Allen Cynthia Bone Nora Bell Jeff Bender Mike Benjs Harley Blank Sally Abel Front row Sharon Baas Susan Berman Kathleen Bates Beverly Blose Susan Betsch Back row Dick Edmister Barbara Davis jerry Davidson Judy Durshnitt Bucky Dugger Front row Fred Davidoff Roberta Fast Nancy Dickey Sandra Davis Donna DeWitt Back row Tom Cibson Bob Friedman Dave Feinstein Bob Carek Larry Haas Phil Goldslager Front row Jack Foreman Dave Coldfarb Bevra Hannahs Sue Craham Q. , rw Ov Ronnie Feerer Phil Goldberg Back row Kris Kicnzle jim Kopp Byron Kohn Linda Kirsten john Kilpatrick Ellis Kurtz Sandra Landenberger Front row jack Kearns Ronny Kauffman Indy Kastner Ted Kaiser Sharon Kahn Lynn Kahn Sv 4 Back row Mike Finefrock Edmund Jasinski Dick Holstein Ann Humphrey Mike Herwitz Roger Hall Front row Jay Hayden Yvonne Hawraney Arbie Hausman Kay Hunt jim jones Margaret Hoel Gly? X x...,4'Q -fw' 'agf Y wclurf J, 1 Back row Pc-ite McNaughton Milton Lewin Dave Long Tom Marsh Ann Mvchling Sandra Lane Front row Dave Merlde Bruce Meyer jack Lucks Lynda Lcvison Nancy Levin Judy Mayne Back row Miko Rec-li Matt Roberts Sandy Plotnick Rosa jc-an Roberts Lctty Rhotcn Ray Powers Front row Bill Porter Judy Polster Lois Polster Ronnie Reich Rusty Roose- Paula Rcuss Back row Louis Pearlman Larry Niermeyer Sally Newton Doug Murray Charles Miller Lowell Miller Dorothy Montague Front row Dave Nelson Jeff Nacht Cerry Mittler Barbara Morris Carole Morganstem jim Parsons 'S 3 x Wx... i Back row John Southworth Sandra Taylor Sandy Slobin jim Stevens jim Turner Barbara Slater Front row Edward Trott Sheri Sluder Dury Sudduth Tom Spiors Debbie Subow Francine Turner yy. Pago Tl1fI'fl'CIl Back row Stanley lloliins Murcia Schwartz Dick Shonk Carole Slmckcrt Patty Rosc- jonnnr- Sherman Cnrolv Sauiivc Gail Simon Front row Paul Rowley Sonny Romunoff Bcnson Roth Sandy Shkolnilc Cynthia Shore Ioycc Slilcolnilc Carolyn Slmsticlc Back row Willie Xvilson Frank XVilson Addison VVillis Faith Yochum Dave Wiggins Front row Dick VViddiS Stvvc Znron Judy Tussing Indy VVz1tts Elaine Zcff Page Fourteen HE sophomore class can be proud of its many activities. It is the largest class in the school and has the highest number of students on the honor roll this year. It has had no trouble with unity these two years. Enthusiasm and loyalty were displayed when the class as freshmen won the Tax Stamp contest. Cooperation made the Spring F rolicv so successful that it was repeated this year. Although the class did not win the float contest at Homecoming this year, it won a gift to the class treasury from an anonymous admirer. Our basketball, baseball, and track conces- sions were very profitable, as were the dances at the high school and the jeffrey Mansion. The officers under whose leadership these activities bore fruit were Will Reed, president, Tom Broolcs, vice- president, and Phyllis Bamber- ger, secretary-treasurer. sophomores 'N-In u s . A HEL!! 142' win? vNGiP N'WH W .W '! sb NiNwF?T.M1EK 'W.as'+8'l .YNY NBS? W X x .Q . S. 'f k-'WS - ii Q - s5V'if'fQP A x . n 'Y . A .in N' 1 ' lu . wg - , Q Y ' r-. . . ' , , 1 . ,. - - waQg...,M V X . why - ,1 v M., Qi- A .w,. !',,jb+ A A 1 . 'ff' X15 fwM,L,..,3 ' .xi I K .A J Q , , Fw-. N x .1 1 kfmhi ., 5,1 x K N A . -x , k ' K 'xilwg ,ir 'Q gm ,J ,- Vx -gsm. m,-0.g,Q,. A 4-t . F .. pn. M, wslfm? 1, , . 'W . I , - win? 3 ,ITP A X FQ, 11. - is wx. fi QR' 'rw , Q ' A 3' Q f mx' ru N lwksggeif' px ' , Back row Betsy Braclsliaw Carlonc Ccntner Toni Brooks David Brobst Cary Cliasin jc-rry Colicn Dick Cooper Front row Barbara Colic-n Pat Boycr Bvvorly Brown Vlfanda Carson Bob Colicn jerry Branclwene Ronnie Cook Back row Pctc Alexander Bob Baker Don Blakeslce LUIIOYL' Bvrinan Marcia Bovlnn Dave B01-lc jack Borror Bob Blume Front row Bob Bnrkvr Mikv Bcrlinvr Carole Abbott Phyllis Baniberger Botty Ainsworth Nancy Bolt Susan Arlclison qi . i' U' 11 5 Back row Cary Davis Bob linglisli joan Dye Laura Davis Ellen Fcinknopf Sanclra Cowall Buclcly Ewart Dave Daniels Front row Linda Culbcrtso Leslie Crouse Karen Crawford Susan Donaldso. jill Dudley Barbara Dcnscr Donna Davis Back row Elaine Goldstein Marshall Getz john Francis Mike Getz Tim Fisher Melvin Ginsburg Barbara Frohnauer Front row Eleanor Glicknian Don Fleming Nathan Gordon Mary Gibbs Bacliel Girsten Betsey Field Dave Fleming Buck row Harvey Katz Nannm-ttc' King Carolyn Langlitt Katliy Lane BlltCll Kay joan Lanclruin Walter Katz Front row Moscelyn Knolls Judy Koltun llita Laslce Bt-Lay Kellison Barbara Kc-tzmier jurly Knaell Mrya Kolliner Y 7. Brlflc ro: L' Peggy Ilaininersmith Ken Gornall Kc-nnetli Green Boland Jones 'I'0in llofl' Dick llarcling Norman llaller Nancy Ilootnian Front raw Delores Ilawraney Babs Jones Pat Gurwin Barlmara Katz llutli Ilite Sliosliana Ilarrison i l3S'FfL QxKEK Jf 'Fil Q k..1 J igni Page Ifzglzteen Back row Shiela Levison Betty Marsh Nanette Levenson Sandra Mollenauer Fred Medors jim Mason Bill Myers Front row Anita Morris Beverly Magley Toni Mooreliead Joyce Levison Nancy Metzger john Malloy Eugene Martin Back row Dave Roulston Marilyn Rothman Lee Ross joycc Rosenfeld llurriet Rornanoff VVill Reed Ian Polster Front row Torn Reddy Marie Rader jerry Powell Helen Paulos Dave Pope Kayla Polstcr ,ya gn- o '. , as Sv :.V as Y fl 8 A 2 Back row june Pailet jack Osbun Marlene Perry VVinnie Patton jerry Patterson 'Carole Nagle Rita Myers Front row Neal Pailet Ross Nethers jim McDowell Mike McCray Billie McComas Dave McCandlish fr . f1,.., , X 7 ...lj '?9',f,V 'f'5 'f W' REQ 1-Q 9 Q . 523' Back row Ellvn Taylor jim Styglcr Connie Stammler Nancy Smolcr Pat Stcbclton Ardith Thompson Sally Snoots Front row Dave Story Susan Stein Stephanie Swartz Joyce Tarcov Mitch Smith ht , ,-...ff ,:,.-f iff. Q, Pagc' Ninn tc L n Back row Fritz Sawin Tod Sansbury Bob Russ David Sharkey Mic-hacl Smilack Nicky Schwartz Roger Shlonslcy Front row Patty Shaman Marcia Sculler Pat Solls Sue Sloan Patty Sherman Bev Shooter Rhva Shottcnstein ll! Y S 'S J Back row Sally Ullcry Bob VVilliams Cheryl Twitty Al Zicglor Barbara XVilson Betty XVvgc-nor Lisa XVcisscnbacl1 Front row Margie VVilson Barbara Tracht Marilyn Varley Virginia Van Metc Norma NVood joy NVall'ccr Nancy Vllarficld OO I' Page Twenty HE junior class has for three years successfully met its responsibil ities and has been of service in furthering the interests and activ- ities ofthe school. Plagued by bad luck in money-making projects, the Class of '55 has had to work doubly hard in many cases. As sophomores the class planned to handle all concessions for the spring ath- letic events, but unseasonably cold weather prevented any success. Taking this failure in stride, the class went on to sponsor a guest appearance of the F our Fresh- menf, one of the highlights of the school year. Of course, the biggest event of their junior -I Z! 771 0 T5 year was the prom. A cave entrance, buried '-1-T treasure, mammoth clam shells, and deep sea divers set the scene for the theme Under the Seaf, which was fascinat- ingly done. All this activity was di- rected by class officers Mark Pohlman, president, Patti Iones, vice-president, and Karen Walker, secretary-treasurer. gif ' .Wav ,, M31 LL. . Back row Bob Carter john Casitagna. John Brodkorb Charles Block Don Burriss Bob Bobbitt Gary Buchanan Front row Ramona Budd Sandra Boesch Linda Brand Beverly Bonor Sandra Brahms Io Ellen Blessing 'H if ir if Q A sl- Zugl A., If Q.. X ks . 4 T Back row Dick Alpers Joanne Angell Ioan Barton Carol Birch Sandra Addy Alice Bcnis jewel Barnes Front row Dick Barry Phil Becker Garry Bans jack Betz Dick Basch Irving Baker Back row Rodney Dollison Saundrn Dombey Marilyn Comeras Sandra Doling Shirley Davis joy Durschnitt Pat Dcnser Front row Bob Doak Bill Cones Ronnie Cline Bob Connell Don Donaldson jerry Cooper Q x Ka ,gf Back row George Clvn Davc Goss S110 Fleming Gordon Freedman Ronnie Firestone Front row Marry Elbcrficld Suzanne Fcitlinger Hose-rnury Given Trudy Hulusz jury Grunt Beverly Fleishman I Back row Nancy jonvs Sum Kamtvr Alfrvd Kass Miko Killrournc Larry Krukoff Put jones Front row Marilyn joncs jam' Kvnrns Sylvia Keller XYnvulvnr- Kumlcr Nancy Kuppcr Loretta Kurtz ass 5 '- Fron Masr 'Q' NLG? Qivfli Lf- 'i Back row XVz1ltvr jc-ffrcy Pe-tc llulliclay Bmlxmr llnys Marshall Ilurris Tumsin llurtlvy Ronnie' jackson liugcnc Ilugvnoit f row Burjmru llm-ld Bvtty jo jusinski Annvttv Ijvrr joy llurrison Nancy Ilvnnick joycc' Ilc'nc'ry HW.-Sm r B-'S - i t Page Twenty-four Back row Charles Lindenfeld Rothwell Lutz john McNnught0n Linda LllCliS VValtcr Leukhart Bob Martin Stuart Martin Front row Susan Mvclors Sue Martin Donna Marshall Joanne Lcvcnson Donna Laluterhnch Bnrhuru lNlCGLlllLlH Back row Judy Rose Bcnita Rosenthal Minnettc Ross Sally Rowe jim Russ Beverly Sabine George Schuliger Front row Joan Planson Mark Pohlman Harlan Pollock Dan Riifle Bob Ringer Lee Rogers 1' I -DW .-AE'-'K Back row john Putty Pete Patton Beverly Olson Betsy Nida jim Nvssloy WMS 'iv Carry Nutvnmn Sandra Nncci F ron! row Chris Mylirnntz jock Moody Sandra Montgomery King Ming llarvcy Miller john Metzger QQ' ua M Back row Alun Vnlcov Marvin Stone Dnve Spitlcr jim Stolzcnhnch Dick Strnwther Dennis Van Bihher 1Dnvc Viin Blaricon Rochelle Topy F ron! row Dick Vetter Ted Vogcley Dick Suid Barham Stein Grace Strnlnn Karen Wlulkcr 35. Page Twenty-fwc Back row jim Sebring Joyce Smith Ronnie Smith Larry Soppcl Monty Sher Ted Schwartz Don Shafer Front row Bob Souder joy Solnve Bairhnru Simpson Annette Shusterman Gerry Shkolnilc Salndrzl Shncl4el't Murray Smith Back row Hubert Xvinebrenner Bucky YVitherS Don YVilson Benjy Zox Barry NVolman Leslie Wexner Ronnie VVestk-amp Front row john Witherspoon Indy Wiseman Louise Zelizer Carol Weber Nancy Willson Harley Wolf Warren Widrich IG Page Twenty-six HE Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Four leaves behind it an out standing record of achievement. From these seniors have emerged leaders, athletes, and scholars who have contributed much to the fine reputation of Bexley High School. F or the members of this class, these four years have slipped far too quickly into the past, leav- ing them faced with a future that for the first time in many years will not include them as a group. The class has always been known for its enthusiasm. The prom Southern Plantationf, done in the junior year, was a great success. The senior float was chosen the most outstanding in this year's home- iorj' coming parade. The last project as a class, --ti the annual senior party, was an eventful climax to four wonderful years. Officers of the senior class were Chris Gimre, president, Ben Demp- sey, vice-president, and Nancy Morris, secretary-treasurer. L1 ff' ., .- ,-V .1 'fr -L.. , xx Y Am X x N ' P.: , .x 441 'J s .- s , ' ar , .,A. s , . Y' ev Q QW ' .w pv .1 I ,. Q I-'hh' - rv o ' 4 Page Twenty-eight GEORGE ADAMS Abe . . . pet peeve: girls who smoke . . . hobby: automobiles and collecting automobile books . . . big Don . . . big Harry . . . '41 Ford . . . T.T.C. . . . cousin jack . . . big, little sister . . . one of DuHey's 4 timers . . . Who stole my eraser, Harry?,' . . . car buddies . . . pizza. ROBERT ANDERSON Nils . . . B-2713 . . . Northlander. Spanish Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. NANCY ADA ARNOLD Nanny . . . younger sister, Susan . . . 5 . . . S.P.j.B. . . . you guys . . . H.S.F.U.V .... Social chairman of chain breakers . . , It's been a long, long time, Patty! . . . Did, you bring your money for the bus? . . . T.D.H .... to enter Ohio State University. French Club, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Chorus lg Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. SUSAN SQUIER ARNOLD Snusie . . . older sister, Nancy . . . S.P.I.B. . . . Chrysler's are the best . . . Sure girls . . , H.S.F.U.V .... 610 miles . . . Lois, did anyone call, was anyone over? . . . chain gang . . . Any more, Nan? . . . T.D.H .... to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 44 C.A.C. 1, 2,. 3, 4, TORCH 4, typist 4g Student Council 13 Class Sec- retary-Treasurer lg Chorus 1, Hockey 4g Homecom- ing Attendant 4. JOAN lxATllR1Nl ANDRE joanie . pet peexc diners who dont signal . . . little sister . . . entered in sophomore year from Roosevelt Ir. High . . . spaghetti at Lante's . . . Vava Con Dios . . . loves all sports . . . to be airline hostess . . . Hey Naney, got anything to eat? to enter Muskingum C.A.C. 2 3 4- Music Club 3' Choir 3 Chorus 2- 'KMeet Me in St. Louisv- National llonor Society HERBERT A. ANTHONY Skinny . . . Dancing in the Dark . . . Some of you guys can't hit the size of your shoes . . . HA-23 . . . Hey Skinny' . . . Im gonna. hit that long balli' . . . pet pceve: people who borrow gum. Ili-Y 4, City Champs 4, Varsity B 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Choir 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. MYRNA BECK Bill . . . Sept. 1, 1952 . . . September Song . . . pet peeve: people who are late . . . S. Z. Girls . . . The Shield . . . South High School, 2 . . . swimming, bowling . . . to enter Oflice Training School. Spanish Club 2, 3, G.A.C. 4. RICHARD EARL BOBST Dick . . . N-24-R . . . one of George's little people . . . NVE . . . Bexley juniors . . . Southlander. Hi-Y 4, Track 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3. Page Twenty nme NADINE ATKINS Maggie shows Ebb Tide Whats My Line? YTeens 3 Dramatics Club 4 Cafeteria 2 3 4 junior Achievement 2 8 4 Withdrew from school in April DONALD BAAS Big Don . . . football . . . sister Sally . . . Eastmoor . . . pet peeve: people who are late . . . October 2 1953 . . . I dont know what to tell you . . . C-15514 . . . pizza . . . . Varsity B 4, Football 2, 3, 4. THOMAS A. BOSTER Tom . . . B-2780 . . . Don,t that frost ya? . . . Are you going to State? . . . car buddies . . . one of Charliels boys . . . llillbilly music . . . to enter Capital. Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. ROBERT BOYER Peepers . . . likes all sports . . . got one climwitty sister . . . Cooood Morning . . . usually last to get done eating in thc gym. Hi-Y 4, Chorus lg Track 3. EDGAR L. BUCK Eddie . . . pet pceves: careless drivers and hot roders . . , likes sports . . . fishing . . . Club 33 . . . parties, dances, movies, etc. Hi-Y 4, Baseball 1. BUBT BUSH DcMolay . . . L-2409 . . . pct pceve: hot rods . . . likes cars and chess . . . Ann . . .24Vz LARRY D. BRIGHT From Reynoldsburg High, 3 . . . don-don-don-don . , . 41 Plymouth . . . B-6989 . . . clarinet . . . guitar . . . Indy . . . army. Varsity B 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Band 3, 4. PAUL BRODKORB Brody . . . likes: basketball, canoeing . . . to be ag coach . . . I-1822 . . . racker . . . canoecl from Newark to Marietta C100 mi.l. Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity B 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 3, Bexley Irs. fchampsj 3, 4, co- captain 4. was CHARLES CAPUANO Chuck . . . art . . . Hey, Pizzon . C-2700 . . . fried chicken . . . BEXLEO incctings . . . pizza . . . first period at classes . . . ceramics . . . likes to sing . . . Capounobrant . . . art scholarship . . . to enter O.S.U. Spanish Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Music Club 3, 4, Track 2, BEXLEO 4, Art Editor, Choir 4, Chorus 2, 3, Meet Mc in St. Louis. LOIS ARLENE CARSEY Loic . . . skating . . . S. Z. girls . . . The Shield . . . dancing . . . SAM . . pantomime . . . Did you bring the toothgum, Pat? . . . diving . . . BYO . . . horscs . . . Oh you doll! . . . Nunn . . . Merk's. Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, Art Club 2, Chorus 2. NVILLIAM F. CHAMBERLAIN Bill . . . likes modern art, unusual music . . . Art Club trips . . . pet peeve: extremely slow people, electric organs, clicks . . . DeNIolay. Latin Club 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 4, Chorus 1, National Honor Society 4. MIRIAM JULIA CLAYMAN Mir . . . Yellow Rose . . . Michigan . . . K-5354 . . . S.N.O.B.S. . . You, You, You . . . little sister . . . The Big Four . . . lt's the greatest . . . pizza. . . . lunch buddies . . . You owe me a dollar, Carole! . . . accordion-pleated Buick . . . homes away from home . . . Hey, Presf, . . . Green Mill's the best. French Club 3, Social Chairman 3, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, President 4, F.T.A. 4, Music Club 4, Chorus 1, Meet Me in St. Louis. BERNARD DAVIDORF Bernie . . . Dorf . . . quarter blind . . . swift . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . skip it! . . . brother, Fred. French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, TORCH 4, Business Manager, Meet Me in St. Louis , Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. BENTON DEMPSEY Skeeter . , . Ben . . . breakfast club . . . B.A.D. . . . horses . . . paddle boys . , . That's a mean one . . . T.A.M.N .... Who wants to argue with ine now? . . . Rose . . . hates girls . . . one of Charlie's boys . . T.T, Spanish Club 2, 3, Varsity B 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Student Council 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Student Court 4, BEXLEO 4, Quill and Scroll 4. qu-avr CAROLYN COOPER Coop . . . S.S .... Car Buddies, Inc. . . . Northlander . . . chain gang . . . I.C.C.O.B. . . . lime milkshakes . . . T.O.K .... It's a long story, Susie . . . Flub Club. Spanish Club 3, 4, President, Latin 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 3, Choir 3, 4, Chorus 1. JAMES D. CORNETTE Jim . . . brother, Paul . . . from North, 3 . . . emcee at city wide French Banquet . . . inter- ests: languages, writing. French Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Social Chairman, BEXLEO 4. is . s p fp ppp p Q. fig? Page Thirty-tufo SALLY ANN DENTON Dancing . . . Girls' State . . . Dick . . . B-5261 . . . Hamburgers, frcnch frics . , . hrothcr Don . . . You, You, You . . . '53 llomcconiing . . . XVhat a riotu . . . Cot thc car, Pat? . . . Eastmoor . . . dieting . . . The Thrcc Muskctccrs . . . Blue Tangol' . . . pct pcevc: whispt-ring . . . ambition: to be a Rockcttc. Y-Tccns 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportslu-ad 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 1, 21 F.T.A. 4, Mod- ern Dance Club 3, 4, President 4, Studcnt Librarian 2, Meet Mc in St. Louis. CIIARLES XVILLIANI DEYERE, -111. Chuck . . . girls from othcr schools . . . sharp clotlics . . . math . . . southcrn food and sca food . . . corn broad . . . pct pccvcs: stuck-up people, English and people who drink bccr . . . Deklolay . . . johnsonls Drivt--In , . . XVibhat Whoo doboing, Digiclcfy' . . . Ili Catn . . . from North Carolina . . . to entcr Casc in Clcvcland, Ohio. Spanish Club 2, 3, Swinuuing 1, 2, Choir 2, Chorus 1. JERRY ELLIOT Southlandcr . . . 51-11.1 .... D,K.Z .... thc little grccn thing . . . onc of Charliels boys . . . Gotta extra pencil? . . . pct pccvc: people who produce smoke by the room-full. FLORENCE FELNEH Thr- long walk home . . . Don't call mc Flo! . . . Oz . . . shrimp . . . from Lcc Edwards Iligh School, Ashcvillc, North Carolina 3 . . . tar hccl . . . little sistcr . . . 'ijczclncln . . . New York in the summer. Spanish Club 3, C.A.C. 4, Draniatics Club 4, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Prcsiclcnt 4, Meet Me in St. Louis. CHARLES BOWMAN DOSS Charlie . , . one of Charlic's boys . . . paddle boys . . . 1 gotta studyf, . . . Call mc Chas., Charlic, Chuck, or Chitzcl, but not Charlt-s. . . . Don't mess up the carn . . . 2-1112 aftcr . . . pct pccve: girls on tclcphoncs . . . Cot your Senior Math done? . . . johnson's . . . green DeSoto , . . always latc . . . to cntcr O.S.U. ' Science Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Book Club 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, TORCH 4, Exchange Editor, BEXLEO 4, Boys' Sports Editor. MARILYN SANDRA EARLY Sandy . . . always late . . . Cot the clocks, Twig?', . . . Under a Strcctlightn . . . tho writer . . . Get out of the Howcr bed, Early! . . . Mar'ilynne, remember E.Y.G.? . . . me and Darlyene . . . to enter O.S.U. French Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Intramural Manager 4, Dramatics Club Vice-President, Program Co-chaimian, Book Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Basketball 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, TORCH, Copy Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. CAROL ANN FORESMAN S.S.X.-1 . . . black Caddy . . . Car Buddies, Inc ,... MF-15 . . . blue streak . . . You, You, You . . . chain gang . . . Southlander . . . Vermont Vacations . . . Eagles!! Y-Teens 1, 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, Treasurer 3, Dramatics Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ilockey 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4. LOIS JOAN CAREK Lo . . . S.P.J.B .... H.S.F.U.V .... little brother . . . Yellow Rose . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . pet peeve: insincere people . . . Academy . . . Susan, did anyone call? XVas anyone over? . . . S.N.O.B.S ..., Get it at Lazarus . . . Hey Veepn . . . MG-23 . . . Santa's helper. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, G.A.C, 1, 2, 3, 4, Scrap Book Chairman 4, Dramatics Club 4, Hockey 4, Basketball 3, TORCH 4, News reporter, Chorus 1, Meet Me in St. Louis. -swf Page Tl: irty-tlz ree CAROLE FLEMINC Carole . . . from St. Marys of the Springs, 3 . . . likes music and sports . pet peeves: twin brothers and waiting for sister . . . clocks? . . . Secret Am- bition: to be a good driver . , . L.B.F .... Don't bet . . . ear buddies . . . cracking gum in Social Practice . . . Southlander . . . to enter O.S.U. French Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, C.A.C. 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Captain 3, Colf 3, 4, Tennis 4, Hockey 3, 4. JOY FOLKMAN Hi . . . pet peeve: people who never laugh . . . 10-BF . . . backseat driversl . . . Northlander . . . Yellow Rose . . . Mr. Mouse . . . brothers at Harvard . . . VVho,s driving?,' I Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2. Cabinet 3, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 9, C.A.C, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club '2, BEXLEO 4, Literary Editor, Student Council 2, Choir 4: Chorus 1, Music Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. CHRISTIAN A. GIBJRE, JR. Chris . . . 13-CZ . . . paddle boys . . . Homecoming . . . 10 8: 25 boys . . . likes: shrimp, popular records, fishing. French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Book Club 4, Golf 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Class President 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. DAVID JOSEPH CLICKMAN Dave . . . S.N.O.B.S.-3 . . . horses . . . My Guitar . . . Camp Roosevelt . . . Hey Hog, when are we going to Akron? . . . Where's the party? . . . The socks are beautiful . . . quarter blind . . . Just call me Charlie,' . . . want to hear a joke? . . . y-th, it is Pat . . . R.C.VV .... Thanks Aunt Bun . . . to enter O.S.U. Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice President 2, Ili-Y 3, 4, Football 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys Ensemble 2, 4, Meet Me in St. Louis. JIM GRIFFITII Griff . . . pizza . . . oh ya you will . . . DeMolay . . . Stardustv . . . Z9508 . . . Dirty five . . . sure Kirk . . . likes sports . . . bizzard baseball . . . to enter Miami. Hi-Y 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Football 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, C.B.L. Champs 2, Band 1, Orchestra 1. ADELLA MAY GROVE Band Trips . . . sports . . . swimming . . , Y . . . Northlander . . . lunch buddies . . . slum- ber parties . . . spaghetti dinners . . . little brothers . . . VVh-ois driving? . . .to enter Bowling Green University. Y-Teens 1, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dance Band 3, 4. .: ' ' . 3 wmv .iw 'k , I it ,, 1 rf.,,, ,.,,,,5.,.51s:,, , ' E f ' f. 1 1 5 be E+' ' ' LORETTA GORNALL Bowling . . . horse racing . . . hey, Beck . . . the Navy . . . the office . , . SZ Girls . . . the shield . . . pet peeve: people who wear clashing colors! . . . Blue Moon . G.A.C. 1, 4. HOYVARD A. GRAGG Howdy . . . motorcycles . . . basketball . . . jean S .... Let Me Be The Oncv . . . Pork . . . pet peeves: gabby girls and his Ford . . . entered Bexley from Richland High School 4. PRESTON DAVID GURWIN Little Gur . . . L.Y.B .... steak, french fries . . . clutch player . . . little sister . . . quarter blind. Spanish Club 3, 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Member at Large 1, Vice-President 2. DOROTHEA FLORA HAAF Dot . . . SZ Girls . . . the shield . . . twin George . . . OTG . . . pct peeve: people who don't pro- nounce my name right . . . tryouts . . . dislikes pizza . . . Z-9434 . . . little brother . . . PM . . . Darlyene, did you see him this morning? . . . to enter O.S.U. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Music Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2. CHARLES XVILLIAM HANEY Pat . . . likes Elizabeth Sehwarzkopf, Tristan, and Isolde . . . credit and charge accounts . . . working . . . foreign languages . . . McCarthy . . . pet peevcz people who don't like uconceited peoplen . . . Louella Parsons . . . pizza. French Club 45 Latin Club 25 Book Club 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. KIARILYN IIARDINC Bubbles . . . Karl . . . bowling . . . slumber parties . . . S.S.X.1 . . . Bath Club . . . summers in Bel- laire . . . letters . . . XVhich Marilyn do you mcan?', . . . pizza . . . hopes to enter Gulf Park College. Spanish Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramaties Club 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN IIEPPS Barby . . . did anyone call, Stella? . . . Sharp clothes . . . No one understands, Mir . . . Dayton . . . The Big Four . . . But Mother, I want an Olds convertible for graduationli' . . . Conceited peoplev . . . Brothers . . . M-17-H . . . Cashmeres . . . Interesting phone calls . . . to enter O.S.U. Spanish Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 45 Art Club 1, F.T.A. 45 Chorus 1. JOHN GRANT IIERR C-rant . . . likes sports . . . fishing in Canada . . . pet peeve: people never on time . . . just the facts . . . junior Achievement . . . to enter Miami Uni- versity. Iii-Y 45 Basketball 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. In BARBARA HAYDEN Twig . . . 'Tll learn to drive if it kills mel . . . camp . . . twin Kaye . . . chain gang . . . Sure Sandy, I have them . . . little brother . . . pet peeve: a certain gang of freshman boys . . . Northlander . . . to enter O.S.U. Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 8, 45 Art Club 15 F.T.A. 45 TORCH 45 Chorus 1, 2. KAYE HEISTER Kaye . . . Bob . . . june 20, 1952 . . . Fashion modeling . . . Yes, Betty, it's time . . . twin Barb . . . dislikes insineerity and conceit . . . often says, Oh, NOV' and Guess what hap- pened last night! . . . Rhapsody in Blue by H. W .... to enter O.S.U. Spanish Club 2g Y-Teens 1, 25 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, Squad Leader 85 Dramaties Club 45 Book Club 3, 4. Page Thirty-six KARL HIM MELREICH DcMolay . . . Vanls . . . Marilyn . . . Kar-Mack . . . Hot Ford . . . 50-50 , . . Cheeseburgers . . . Thick Milk Shakes . . . Knit ties . . . fishing . . . bowling . . . pct peevcs: spoiled brats, slow Oldsmohiles, walking . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, City Champs 3, Swim- ming 1, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. TOM HOCKMAN Crucsome Foursoine 3. Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. x, 9 CAIL ELLEN HUNTER Chain gang . . . S.N.O.B.S .... Car Buddies, Inc. S.S .... Have you seen anybody, jane? . . . the green monstcr . . . DH-96 . . . Southlander . . . I.C.C.O.B .... big brother . . . triples . . . Hub club Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 1, Book Club 4, Meet Me in St. Louis. PATRICIA ANN JONES Pat . . . S.P.j.B .... chain gang . . . Too bad! . ., P. I., the senior . . Hey Ioen . . . A and P . . . I don't get it . . . 24Vz after . . . Ainit it awful, Dave? . . . quartctte . . . Bermudas . . . hopes to enter Pcnna. College for NVomcn. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Cabinet 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer, Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. ROGER HOLSTEIN C-277 . . . bowling . . , 10 and 25 boys . . . red and black Plymouth . . . cruiser . . . trips to Lake Erie . . . Canada . . . Hshing . . . shrimp cocktails . . , likes popular records . . . speed- boat . . . to enter Miami University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Art Club 1, 2, Golf 3, 4. ANN LOUISE HOVVARD Chain gang . . . Car Buddies, Inc .... last of the lit-ense's . . . VVanda, yours or mine? . . . You're all right Meme. . . . S.S.X.-1 . . . XV.VV.O.B.XV .... I don,t know what to tell you . . . Southlander . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. QI! CII.-XRLICS KELLISON Sliadraeli . . . entered Bexley 3 . . . lilies girls, pliotography . . . pet peeve: liberal arts studies. Football 3. PETER KERR Pete . . . pet peeve: uninteresting elasses . . . ears . . . pizza at Tat . . . golf . . . Z-9989 . . . YVhat's the joke? . . . The Cunu . . . ambition: to go tu South Aiueriea . . . to enter 0 S.U. Spanish Club 2, 31 Coll 33, 44 Football 2. ...H Page Thirty-seven RUSSELL JORDAN Russ . . . likes spaghetti . . . Kc-nnie's basement . . . Physics . . . Math. Latin Club 2, 3g junior Achievement 3, 4. EDYVARD KAVANAUCII Eddie . . . paddle boys . . . sports . . . Lake Erie . . . Bob, Chris, Roger . . . Blue Tango . . . Massillon . . . bachelor . . . B-2447 . . . practical Ed . . . to enter Miami University. Spanish Club 2, Sg Ili-Y 4g Basketball lg TORCH 4. 803.4 i. I 4 DARLYENE KINNAIRD Pct pei-ve: people who eall me Thelma', . . . Work in the omee . . . Ili, birdbrainn . . . weekend trips to XXI-st Virginia . . . Carol, the battery's deadlu . , . an early earhuddy. C.A.C. 1, 2, 4, Spurtsheadg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3. 44 Tennis -lg National Honor Society 4. DAVID KIRKPATRICK Kirk . . . take 5 . . . Dad, it's a raid. . . . sports . . . Blue XVorld . . . blizzard baseball . . . But Shane, tltereire too many . . . Cet a date, Criffn . . . Deklolay . . . Hit that long ball . . . spu- ghetti . . . to enter O.S.U. Spanish Club 2g Ili-Y 45 Varsity B 45 Baseball 3, 45 Choir 3, 4g Chorus 2. ?'ls. KENNIE K. KNAELL Clarinet . . . VVhat homework . . . project . . . 'O.K. . . . pct peeve: insincere people . . . dance band . . . one of Charlie's boys. Science Club 1, 2, Music Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. RICHARD KOPP Dick . . . likes football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming . . . likes model planes. Football lg Baseball 2. ROBERT ALLEN LEFTVVICH Bob . . . Q.R. 80 . . . paddle boys . . . big sister Nance . . . jr. Sr. Prom .... R. and B.C.W. . . . THANKS TO AUNT BUN . . . to enter O.S.U. Latin Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Torch 4, Advertising Manager 4, Student Council 1, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Chorus 2, Class Vice-President 1g Class President 3, Student Court 4, Baliff Clerk 4, Meet Me in St. Louis , National Honor Society 4. RICHARD LEONARD Rich . . . likes cars that run! . . . instrumental music . . . Johnsonls Drive-In , . . pet peeve: women who talk too much . . . C-6415 . . . DeMolay. .Music Club 4, Choir 45 Chorus 2. GEORGE E. LESLEIN George . . . likes: sports, music, Borden's, basedrum, loud clothes . . . twin, Dorothea . . . little people . . . hobby: dancing . . . to learn how to jitterbug . . . pet pceve: people who take things too seri- ously . . . to enter O. S. U. Truck 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. BILL LASONCY Likes jazzy music . . . planes . . . dancing . . . pet pecve: ear buddies. Science Club 4. .11 RICHARD MANN Fats . . . Aw go stick your head in the whirlpool, Ieftreyn . . . RIIM . . . little brother . . . Okay, you've had your laugh . . . pet peeve: football trips on the school bus!! . . . paddle boys . . . to enter pre-med. - Latin Cluh 2, 35 Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 45 Varsity-B 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 All C.B.L. Defense 45 BEXLEO, Business Managerg Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4. President 45 Choir 3, 45 Fortune Teller 3g Ensemble 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 National llonor Society 3, 45 Class President 15 Student Court 1, 2, 3, 4, Justieeg Student Health Couneil 1, 2, 3, 4, President 35 Quill and Scroll 4. MARILYN MARCULIS Mar . . . Thank heaven it's Friday . . . Barry . . . Long walk home . . . Malegue-nal' . . . Dayton, never again . . . State boys . . . to enter O.S.U. Spanish Club 2, 35 F.T.A. 45 Choir 2, 45 Chorus 1. BETTE ANNETTE LOYVRY Betty Ann . . . dislikes people who are late . . . likes to dance . . . Feb. 12 . . . New Year's Eve . . . gang . . . You, You, You . . . Boots and Mary . . . reading . . . typist . . . Esquire . . . My Gosh! RICHARD LUCHTENBERC Dick . . . likes sports . . . sailing . . . bowling . . . dancing . . . 0123456789 . . . Pat . . . If my dreams eould only come true . . . Dt-Molay . . . Lake Erie . . . last siusnmer . . . RL I2 convertibles . . . dimples . . . dummy . . . Ray Anthony . . . Tenderly,' . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . By gully . . . to enter O.U. or O.S.U. Latin Club 25 Science Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,5 Golf 3, 4. W- 'i Page Forty RICKY EDMUND MARSH Rick . . . Miss Mouse . . . Frenchie, 10076, Proxy, Freck . . . you're going to play doubles, Dick . . . B.A .... fire baton. Spanish Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity-B 45 Book Club 35 Music Club 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 3, 45 Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Tennis 2, 3, 45 TORCH 2, 4, Managing Editor 45 Student Council 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Bexley Irs. Basket- ball Champs 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4. JACK MASSER Hultz . . . Massul,' . . . Count', . . . Diz muz be de plaze . . . A-4722 . . . 27 Ford . . . Lon . . . Mr. Peepers . . . guns . . . Keetin . . . Leo, the Lion, 4 . . . Teachuels . . . Wosy . . . Demps . . . SKACS . . . to enter O.S.U. Spanish Club 35 Latin Club 25 Science Club 15 Art Club 25 Varsity B 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Man- ager5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Choms 15 Music Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President5 Boy's Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Upstarts Quartet5 Variety Show 25 Operetta 35 Meet Me in St Louisf, In JANE MCCAVRAN Janie . . . chain gang . . . But I canyt see that far! . . . Car Buddies, Inc .... Do you sec any- one, Gail? . . . S.S .... I.C.C.O.B. . . South- lander . . . black Mercury . . . Flub Club . . . little brothers and sister . . . famous last words. French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Book Club 45 F.T.A. 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. JOHN BRISTOL MCKENNEY jack . . . Mac . . . Manager . . . Green Hornet . . . B-6229 . . . 10 and 25 boys . . . Paddle Boys . . . T.A.M.N .... That's a mean one . . . brother Pat . . . sister jane . . . Sound and stage crews . . . woodworking . . . hopes to enter Colgate University. Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity-B 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, As- sistant Manager 2, Head Manager 3, 45 Golf 25 Swimming 1, 2, 45 Meet Me in St. Louisf, RONALD ROSS MAYNE Ronnie . . . clarinet and saxophone . . . Cartooning . . . sciencc-fiction . . . spaghetti and mcat balls . . . hcmidemisemiyuavcrs . . . the gruesome twosome . . . I.D.M.A.S. Spanish Club 2, 35 Art Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Music Club 3, 4. MARCIA MARIE MCCARTY 'KMarsh', . . . SZ. girls . . . pizza . . . Y-2492 . . . the Shield . . . A.B .... Little Eva . . . carbuddy BYQ . . . You know what I mean . . . little sister and brother . . . 2414 after club . . . 5' 10 . . . pet pccve: people who don't tell the truth. . . Northlander . . . 'KEbb Tidev . . . to enter O.S.U. French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Draniatics Club 4, Art Club I5 Horizon 1, 25 F.T.A. 4. Ni ALAN BRIGHTMAN MERKLE Stick . . . M.B.M .... Always winner over Seelig . . . pet peeve: 4 Iaps . . . Midnight excursions . . . Vs of gruesomesn . . . Always at VVanda's . . . little brother . . . going out with the boys this weekend . . . 24Vz after club . . .to enter O.S.U. Dramatics Club 45 Science Club 15 Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity B 45 Baseball Manager 25 Meet Me in St. Louisf' LARRY OWEN METZ Satch . . . Ann . . , Percin, Merc . . . paddle boys . . . Southlander . . . Paul and Rosy . . . Spider . . . 4 years! . . . little brother, Earl. Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Varsity B 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Student Council 2, 45 Choir 3, 4, President 45 Chorus 2. Page F arty-one LARRY MCLAUCHLIN Pizza . . . B-4045 . . . Eastmoor . . . DeMolay . . . likes guns, hunting . . . pet peeve: women drivers. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3. BOB MEDORS Lake Erie . . . dirty 5 . . . buddy . . . Roger's Plymouth . . . Stranger in Paradise . . . little sisters . . . 20 after and 25 of 'boys . . . boat ridesa . . . pet peeve: girls who hold a grudge . . . get a double, Kirk . . . Stick's women troubles . . . Roger's many car trips . . . 54 year. Spanish Club 2, 35 Baseball 1, 45 Chorus 25 Dra- matics Club 4. if Tiifrm tis Seifairm ' TT 4153 ! Xt? fi? PATRICIA ANN METZGER Patrish . . . chain gang . . . H.S.F.U.V.'. . . Too bad! . . . S.P.j.B .... Hurry up, Toby! . . . 5 . . . P.A.B .... I know best, Carol! . . . It's been a long, long time, Nance! . . . little brother . . . Center point . . . Pamini . . . Sunday afternoons. Fren-ch Club 3, 4, Vice President 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 45 Dramatics Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4, Intramural Champ 35 TORCH 4, Typist5 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 45 Hockey 3, 4. NANCY LOUISE MILLER Nan . . . S.P.J.B .... . Too bad! . . . B-2923 . . . sisters . . . Essie and Ed . . . O.K., Iill drive . . . H.S.F.U.V. . . Annie, Whachuduwhing, duwhing? . . . Any more, Snusie? . . . President of chainbreakers. French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 BEXLEO 45 Student Council 25 Chorus 15 Class Secretary-treasurer 25 B-Hive Secretary 25 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. DONNA NACC1 Donna Lou,' . . . hobby: swimming Y . , loves pizza and Saturdays at the Nat . . . A.H.S .... Mexico . . . band trips . . . Who's driving tonight? . . . slumber parties . . . plans to enter OS.U. Spanish Club 25 G.A.C. 3, 45 Swimming 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN NACHT Steve . . . red Olds . . . golf . . . eashmeres . . . S.N.O.B.S .... quarter blind . . . Mr. Matthew's psychology class . . . Don't be so sarcastic? . . . brother jeff. Art Club 15 Varsity B 35 Baseball 15 Golf 2, 8, 45 Quill and 'Scroll 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. SARAH NANCY MILLER CRHODESJ Sally . . . SZ. girls . . . To Be Alone . . . jim . . . ear buddy B.Y.Q .... The Shield . . . April 9th surprise . . . parties at Mart-ia's . . . Ili, Beast! . . Hey Loie, going skating? . . . Cismo . . . 24Vz after club . . . May 2 . . . Aw come on. Marcia . . . pet pceve: conceited people . . . likes all sports, especially skating and swimming . . . Merkle's. Music Club 35 Dramatics Club 45 C.A.C. 35 Spanish Club 35 Chorus 1. NANCY COOK MORRIS Nance . . . S.P.j.B .... quarteitte . . . secretary of chain breakers . . . I'l1 get my license? . . . melba toast and fruit juice . . . Clove or Beemans? . . . sister . . . the lake . . . ls there anybody here I know? . . . the driveway . . . new colleges. French Club 2, 3, 4, Social chairman 25 Latin Club 2, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 45 Book Club 35 Music Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 TORCH, News Editor 45 Student Council 45 Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Chorus 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Class See- retary-Treasurer 45 Gir1,s Ensemble 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4. ,,', 5 Q .if. aff- 5,45 -5 .mga ,i 1 'P if -si if 'fi g .Y t ff. 6 'til is f' , - 5513. 4 iw, CAROL LYNNE NEVVHOUSE Little sister . . . S.P.j.B .... You go ahead girls, I'1l be a little late . . . 5 . . . the breakfast club . . . H.S.F.U.V .... chain gang . . . You're right, Patrish . . . Can,t see a thinglu French Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, 35 Book Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Music Club 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Hockey 3, 45 BEXLEO 4, Editor5 Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Choir 2, 53, 4, Social Chairman 35 Chorus 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Class Vice-Presiderlt 35 Student Court 4, Secre- taryg Student Health Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 The Fortune Teller 35 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 45 llomecoming Queen 45 Quill and Scroll 4. 4 NANCY JANE OAKS A.B.,' . . . have an opinion . . . to enter O.S.U. French Club 35 Y-Teens 15 C.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Music Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45-Chorus 1. DOLLY OZEROFF Doll . . . Who's calling? . . . what's your hurry, enjoy life . . . dancing . . . pizza . . . Are we doubling, Joyce? . . . big brother . . . the original 5 S.M.'s . . . Tenderly. Latin Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 TORCH 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. CAROL SUE PAILET Gordie . . . 'f-I've got to go see Mr. C. . . . yellow rose . . . convertible rides . . . pizza . . . sister julie . . . 24Vz after . . . getting dates mixed up . . . Let's go downtown after school . . . trip to N. Y .... sure pure . . . Bon Soir . . . Let,s stop and get some ice cream, girlsf' French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 C.A.C. 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 45 Book Club 45 Modern Dance Club 3, 45 Swimming 25 TORCH 45 BEXLEO 4. JACK PLOTKIN Hobby: chemistry, rayon project . . . N-3247 . . . steak and french fries .' . . quarter blind . . . likes classical music . . . to enter Ohio State University. Latin Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 2, Treasurer 25 Varsity B 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 National Honor Society 3, 4. ROBERT G. POWELL Bob . . . Whcre's Ross? . . . Price's house . . . hobby: guns . . . little brother . . . pizza . . . pet peeve: girls who smoke . . . to enter O.S.U. Hi-Y 45 Book Club 4. STANLEY REED PARENT Stan . . . drums . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . band trips . . . '41 Plymouth . . . B-7060 . . . Whois driving tomorrow? . . . always sleepy . . . can't, gotta work tonight . pet peeve: the unknown and tryouts . . . loves cheese- burgers with lots of onions . . . night rehearsals . . . to enter Ohio State University. Band Council 3, 45 Projection Crew 45 Music Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. 5. MARK E. PERRIN Photography . . . rifle shooting . . . work at the Columbus Dispatch . . . one of Charlie's boys. Q Nr Page F orty-four WANDA PRICE Wandea . . Bill . . . my buddy . . . chain gang . . . S.S.X-1 .... Sept. 8, 1951 . . 1:00 serenades . . . gruesome threesome at Price's . . hobby: twirling . . . C.L. to I. 8: P .... Sin . . . P.H.Q. . . . Mimi, you're all right . . . Talking on the hill . . . Too Bad . . . Ann, yours or mine? Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Major- ette 3, 4. ANNE RICHARDSON Rich . . . AR-21 . . . S.P.J.B .... Lover', . . . Sargeant of Arms of chain breakers . . . hobby: golf . . . Peg of My Heart . . . to enter Rollins College. Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, F.T.A. 4, Golf 3, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, TORCH 4, Girls' Sports Editor, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports' Queen 1953-4. GEORGE C. ROSS Y.D.K.D.Y .... pet peeve: girls who smoke . . hobby: trains . . . Let's go hunting, Bob. . . . Whcre's C. W ? . . . to enter O.S.U. Hi-Y 4, Book Club 4, Track 2, 4, Spanish Club. 4. JOHN SANTURELLO The old '39 ain't what she used to be . . . N-9-F . . . Anyone hurt in that wreck? . . . Prom '53 . . . likes sports, cars, drums . . . band bus trips . . . S.P.D.B .... F.W .... dislikes baseball . . . Tuesday nights at the drive-in . . . work . . . F.F. . . . pct pceve: stuck-up, sarcastic girls . . . to enter O.S.U. Art Club 3, Track 2, 3, Band 3, 4. ROBERT ROSENCRANS Rosy . . . S.N.O.B.S .... Bigln Bad . . . paddle boys . . . C-19102 . . . Eastlander . . . Lar and Twin Snytes . . . parties in Barry's base- ment . . . Will you help me find a girl? . . . Pool in Miller's basement. Spanish Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Secretary 4, Book Club 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Co-Manager 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. DONALD ROSENTHAL Don...Sky...Rosy... CanIhavea ride home for lunch? . . . Nobles . . . Let'S go over to Wanda's . . . Eastmoor . . . Mas- suel . . . blue and white Olds . . . A-1825 . . . What are you going to do tonight? . . . D. C.M.B .... M.B .... Do you have a double for tonight? Hi-Y 4, Art Club 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. its-K BARBARA SEIFERT Nikki . . . S.P.I.B .... Pamini . . . Chain- breakers . . . trips to Ohio U .... Sunday afternoons . . . A . . . little red wagon . . . center point . . . to enter Ohio State Univer- sity. Y-Teens 45 C.A.C. 45 Music Club 3, 45 Treas- urer 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Clee Club 15 Cheerleader 3, 45 Homecom- ing Court 45 Dramatics Club 45 Meet Me in St. Louis. RIAD SHAHEEN C.C .... F-4455 . . . Women drivers . . . B.M .... Electrical Enginering . . . O.S.U.- '55 . . . Soozuky . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . Crosley . . . swimming pool . . . U.H. Spanish Club 25 Science Club 25 Hi-Y 45 P.A. System 3, 45 junior Achievement 2, 3, 4. Page Forty-fiuc CAROL SCHWARTZ Pet peeve: conceited people . . . The Big Four . . . Cleveland . . . homecoming . . . white jaguar for graduation . . . cars and chocolate cokes . . . New Year's Eve . . . New York Modeling School . . . No joke . . . Mir, you owe me 8.75 . . . big problem: where to go to college . . . Mir, you have my permission nowf, . . . novelty cashmeres. Spanish Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Art Club l, 25 F.T.A. 45 French Club 45 Chorus 1, 2. RICHARD R. SEELIG Dick . . . XNS . . . Honey Dew . . . DeMolay . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . railroad tracks . . . druggist . . . Lake Erie . . . Eastmoor . . . to enter Ohio State University. Latin Club 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Book Club 45 Golf 3, 4. MARCIA ANN SLAVEN Bug . . . yellow rose . . . second home at Char's . . . Huh? . . . yellow bugmobile . . . S.P.j.B. . . . Don't say anything . . . so many nicknames . . . perpetual sunbcam . . . to enter Ohio State University. French Club 3, 4, President 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, Treasurer 45 Book Club 45 Music Club 85 BEXLEO 4, Assistant Editorg Meet Me in St. Louis 5 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. EMILY JEANNE SMITH Mimi . . . from Greenbrier, 4 . . . chain breaker . . . Am I all right? . . . Pamini . . . Sunday afternoons . . . Center point. French Club 45 Latin Club 1, 25 C.A.C. 1, 2, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2. wid SUSAN ELLEN SNIDER Susie . . . Dick . . . Northlander . . . S.S.X-1 . . . triples . . . Dec. 5, 1954 . . . S.N.O.B.S. . . . chain gang . . . Car Buddies, Inc. . . Tell me quick, Coopln . . . l.C.C.O.B. . . 2414 after . . . TOK. Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabi- net 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Dramaties Club 4, Music Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, Choir 3, -1, Chorus 1, 2. PAUL SNYDER Snites . . . Soutlilander . . . 9 times out of 3 . . . Lar and Twin Rosy . . . dislikes chicken . . . VVhaschucluwhing? . . . paddle boys. Spanish Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity B 4, Vice President 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All C.B.L. 3, Co-Captain 4, Basket- ball Manager 3, 4, Student Council 3. JANET L. SNIITII Ian , . . Beware U.C.L.A. . . T.C.S .... YVait 21 minute, Nan . . . refreshments, club members, projector, XVhere,s the speaker . . . the clan . . . piano! . . . to enter Stevens College. Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO 4. MARLENE SMOLER Mari . . , yellow rose . . . the house on the hill . . . Carol Sue, l've got to talk to youu . . . sisters Nancy and Carol . . . Let's put the top downv . . . C.XV.D.Z.M .... pet peeve: refrigera- tor doors . . . likes good books, shrimp and fried chicken . . . lleathcliil. French Club 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshcad 4, Dramatics Club 4, Basketball 3, Hockey 1, 2, BEXLEO 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus l. . 'W it RHODA LEE SOLOMON Rhoda . . . likes witty people . . . Because of You . . . never forget: Freshman English class . . . ambition: to be an interior decorator . . . Can I have a ride-PU . . . The Perry Como Show . . . pet peeve: insineere people . . . squad leader . . . dieting . . . little sister . . . french fries . . . What? . . . always talking . . . summer job . . I'l1 see yaln . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, G.A.C. 1, 3, 4, Art Club 4, Book Club 3, 4. CABOLE ANN STORY Sis . . . Vermont . . . Hey Nanci, what Lime? . . . Hotsy and Dave . . . October 16 . . . away games on bus . . . pet peeve: people who whisper . . . hockey night . . . I know, Darlyenef' . . . to enter O.S.U. Spanish Club 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Secretary 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Tennis 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. HARRY D. SUTHERLAND Lando . . . pizza . . . cool chicks . . . pet peeve: cool mothers . . . paddle boys . . . 22,000 Ubangie. Football 4. ' GERALD HOXVARD SWEDLOW Gerry . . . Big Swet . . . quarter blindi' . . ., S.N.O.B.S .... Get out and start pushingl' . . . QM-87 . . . Butterscotch milkshakes . . . Don,t slam the doorf' . . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Dramatics Club 45 Music Club 1, 2, 45 Book Club 45 Base- ball 1, 25 Torch 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 45 Student Council 1, Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 25 Choir 2, 45 Chorus 15 Quill and Scroll, 45 Meet Me in St. Louis 5 National Honor Society 4. 5 do iii it 'limbo GARY THATCHER Thatch . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . Cousin Marilynne . . . C 15776 . . . Frostie . . . heis created a monster . . . 41 Chev . . . G.S. . . . mean number . . . shift gears . . . DeMolay. Hi-Y 45 Varsity B 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Band 1. MARILYNNE KAYE THOMPSON Merlyn . . . letters . . . O.T.C.B .... Cousin Cary . . . B.B .... summers at camp . . . Which Mari- lyn do you mean?', . . . little brother . . . Yes, Sandy, I remember E.Y.C. . . . bowling . . . pet peeve: people who misspell my name . . . D.G.M. B.M.B .... to enter Ohio State University. French Club 35 La-tin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4, Secretary 45 Music Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Choir 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 F.T.A. 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4. rg ., CHARLENE TABCOV Char . .'. letters from Miami . . . glasses . . . second home at Marcia,s . . . S.P.J.B. . . . little sisters . . . QMT . . . yak, yak . . .. NVho's driving, tonight?,' . . . pe-t peeve: insineere people . . . Oh, thatis tremendous. . . . B K French Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRIET JOYCE THALL joycie . . . Oh, you're kidding! . . . Dancing in the Dark . . . pizza . . . trips to Chicago . . . always chewing gum . . . mm-hm . . . the original 5 SM's . . . little sister . . . I'll drive, Dolly. Spanish Club 35 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 25 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Book Club 45 Music Club 45 Chorus 1. ' Q 54 -ff R Page F ony-eight MILLIE BELLE TILLBROOK Chain gang . . . The little puddle jumper . . . Big Sister . . . Route 22 . . . You going home for lunch, Tom?,' . . . three musketeers . . . Oh!,' . . . Sunday afternoons . . . A.A.A .... Don't get shook up. . . . pet peeve: people who call me Tilly Millbrook . . . Let's get something to eat . . . for all we know . . . to enter O.S.U. Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.c. 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 4, Chorus 1, 2. PATRICIA TUSSING Pat . . . S.Z. girls . . . S.N.O.B.S .... Can you get the car, Sally? . . . pet peeve: stuck up people . . . What a riot! . . . ambition: to be a model . . . The Red Convertiblen . . . waiting all around . . . Did you bring the toothgum, Lois? . . . The Shield . . . knock-knock . . . Eastmoor . . . Pan- tomiming . . . Those Tun . . . The Three Mus- keteers . . . The Crisisf, Y-Teens 1, G.A.C. 1, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 2, Chorus 2, Modern Dance Club 45 Meet Me in St. Louisf' JAMES A. WATTS jim . . . hamburgers . . . A-3293 . . . DeMolay . . . Eastmoor . . . Whatchadoin, tonite? . . . likes to travel . . . pet peeve: little sister . . . to enter Uni- versity of Miami, Coral Cables, Florida. Art Club 1, 2, 3, Track 2. NANCY WEBER Terry . , . yellow rose . . . Because You're Mine . . . braces . . . pet peeve: lipstick . . . Southern igawl . . . transferred from Sandusky High School spanish Club 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.c. 3, 4, TORCH 4. WN NANCY WACKER Wachy . . . Why hurry? We've got 2 min- utes yet! . . . T.G.S .... Wait a minute, Ian . . . U.C.L.A. here she comes . . . brothers and sister . . . sports enthusiast . . . I'm Nancy not Darlyene. Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Interclub Treasurer 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sportshead 3, Dramatics Club 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, TORCH 4, Student Council 4, Book Club 3, National Honor Society 4. RICHARD E. WARNICK Dick . . . younger brother . . . Breakfast Club . . . paddle boys . . . T.A.N.M .... Basement of Iniquity . . . 50-PNV . . . one of Charlie's boys . . . Mumbles . . . to enter O.S.U. H1-Y 3, 4, varsity B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Golf 2, 3, 45 BEXLEO 4. I ww K, ji 5-if i , ,X , JACQUELINE LEE WILLSON Lynne . . . likes: Iunc 6, '54 . Dragnet . . . blue . . . Dislikes: long hair and people who are never on time . . . Pat Mfs hockey stick . . . Hobby: jim. French Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.C. 3, 4' Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 2, Music Club 3, Band 3, Chorus 2. TOBY LEE WILSON Tanya . . . just a minute . . . T-16-W . . . too bad . . . H.S.F.U.V .... 5 . . . P.A.B. . . . V.P. of chainbreakers . . . S.P.J.B. . . . hopes to enter Northwestern. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Tennis 2, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, TORCH 4, reporter and typist, BEXLEO 4, Student Council 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, The Fortune Telleri' 3, Bee Hive 2, Quill and Scroll 4. Page Forty-nine ROGER VVILLIAMS Likes to paint, hunt, iish . . . likcs all sports . . . plaid car . . . pet pcevc: slow pokes . . . to enter an art institute. Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, TORCH 4, Art Editor. DICK VVILLSON Dick . . . '50 Pontiac . . . B-4438 . . . public acl- dress . . . sound technician . . . VV.II.li.XV. . . . pct peeve: people who are not on time . . . likes loud muftlers . . . going to C.I.A.E. French Club 2, Ili-Y 3, 4, Art Club 3. ANN WISTERMAN Annie . . . Larry . . . chain gang . . . S.P.I.B. . . . hobby: twirling . . . Nan, whaschuduwhing, du- whing? . . . A and P . . . quartette . . . talking on the hill . . . 4 years G. L. to J. and P .... likes music . . . to enter O.S.U. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 8, 4, Swimming 1, 2, B-and, Majorette 2, 8, 4, Head Maioretite 4, Choir 3, 4, Social chairman 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Chorus 1, Music Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Homecoming Attendant. ROBERT N. WISTNER Bob . . . Whiskens . . . likes people . . . pet peeve: conceited people . . . Buckeye Boys' State. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplin 4, Varsity B 4, Treasurer 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Statistician, TORCH 3, 4, Editor 4, Student Council 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Chorus 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Music Club 3, Student Court 3, 4, Chief justice 4. sr, at -1, :- ' fiifflif I Q51 BARRY BERNARD ZACKS Cuda . . . Big Brother . . . likes eating, foot- ball, reading . . . Bet on Willy . . . Hates Arlington . . . hosted prom . . . It,s the great- estu basement Jarties A 580 . . . . 1. . . . - . . . Argyles . . . shoulder pad club 3, 4 . . . pet peeve: sarcasm. Spanish Club 1, 2, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, All C.B.L. 3, 4, .All Greater Columbus 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Champs 1, TORCH 4, Student Council 2, Choir 2, 3. JUDITH ZARON Judy . . . Who's driving? . . . S.Z. 16 . . . pet peeve: brother Steve . . . Summers in Charle- voix . . . yellow rose . . . The Four Problems . . . to enter Indiana U. Spanish Club 3, Social Chairman, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 4, Vice-President, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Music Club 4, Choir 4, Chorus 1. BENSON A. WOLMAN Benny . . . briefcase . . . I-9971 . . . two-tone Chevy . . . hobby: photography . . . A.Z.A. . . . V2 Ace at the Towne House . . . pet peeve: car- buddies . . . 5 a. m. Saturday morning. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3, 4, Music Club 4, Newsletter photos 3, 4, TORCH 2, 3, 4, Photographer, BEX- LEO 3, 4, Photos, Chorus 2, Quill and Scroll, 4. BETTY VVRICHT Bett . . . january 6, 1953 . . . A.B .... Kaye, is it timely' . . . Maxie . . . Pumpkin show . . . let- ters to jim . . . Zigie . . . Y-2158 . . . troubles . . . dislikes people who don't do the things they say they will do . . . Remember . . . Oh, listen, did I tell you? . . . November 28, 1951 . . . 129 study hall. Y-Teens 1, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead, Square dancing 4, Book Club 4, Student Librarian 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2. 5 1 34, ,Q 1 1w1X' -n ...4 I 1111 Paw' lfiffy-11111 1111111 Zn . nuis 111' l'lil1l1Y CII..-111K I71':1111.11111-11 1111111 1111- 11111111 11y SALLY BENSON 171111111-11 111' 51115. S.-111.-X Nl. 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K 15.135 fi. -4,KEK,,-QAKKKK Page Fifty-six th I Standing: Benson Xvolman, Bernard Davidorf, Barbara Hayden, Charles Doss, Bob Leftwich, Barry Zacks, Dick Basch, Barry Wolman, Betsy Nida, Dolly Ozeroff, Roger Williams, Mr. Matthews. Seated: Anne Richardson, Gerry Swedlow, Steve Nacht, Bob Wistner, Ricky Marsh, Nancy Morris, Sandra Early. The Torch Innovations and improvements could very well be called the watchwords of this year's TORCH staff. With Mr. William Matthews sewing as faculty adviser, the staff labored many hours to receive the congratulations for a successful year. The staff, under the direction of Editor Bob Wistner and Managing Editor Ricky Marsh, c'hanged the appearance of the paper by switching to five-column makeup, with the addition of standard newspaper type. A system was initiated this year whereby students will work their way up to a future staff position by starting in their freshman and sophomore years. Under this plan, students will be more experienced and better equipped to put out a newspaper iby the time they are seniors. School and community news was handled by News Editor Nancy Morris and 'her staff of reporters. Marilyn Early served in the new posi ion of Copy Editor, whose duty is to proof- read all news copy. In the Held of athletic endeavor, Sports Editor Gerry Swedlow and his assistants contri- buted a complete and colorful sports section. The feature page, handled by Feature Editor Steve Nacht and his staff of writers, fur- nished us with better classroom coverage and more interesting feature stories. Those who worked on the TORCH will never forget-Saturday make-ups-headline head- aches-Roger's excellent space fillers--making deadlines- We need more news -helping the juniors get started. mr Out Standing: Carol Sue Pailet, Marlene Smoler, janet Smith, Charles Doss, Dick XVarnick, Dick Mann, Toby XVilson, jim Cornette, Nancy Miller. Scaled: Charles Capuano, Marcia Slavcn, Mr. Howell, Carol Newhouse, Joy Folkman, Ben Dempsey. Bexleo Two years ago the BEXLEO staff was faced with the problem of either changing the print- ing process or cutting down the number of pages in the book. This situation was brought about by ever rising costs in the print shops. In a sense it was a question 'of quality or quantity. A deci- sion had to be made, and without hesitation the switch was made from letterpress to litho- graphy. Last yearfs book employed the lithograph or offset process, and after what appeared to be favorable acceptance by the students, we are using the same process this year. Our staff has tried to improve on the experimental ideas pioneered by the ,53 staff. VVe have combined in this book a greater number of pictures and pages with copy essential to a clear, concise book. XVe have juggled the traditional BEXLEO layout. This was done with a purpose which we believe will appear logical to the thoughtful reader. We did not work from a set theme, but let an idea-that of a book of memories-be our guide. It was not an easy thing to make suoh radical changes as have appeared last year and this, but the '54 staff felt that it could be no less courageous than the staff of ,53. We can only trust that the new look will find approval with the students, for it is for them the book is written. The staff is especially grateful to Mr. Ralph M. Howell, who has devoted tireless and end- less effort to helping us produce this BEXLEO. Members of this year's BEXLEO Staff include Carol Newhouse, editor, Marcia Slaven, as- sociate editor, joy Folkman, literary editor, Charles Capuano, art editor, Charles Doss, boys' sports editor, Toby NVilson, girls' sports editor, and Dick Mann, business manager. Assistant editors were Nancy Miller, Ben Dempsey, Dick Warnick, Marlene Smoler, janet Smith, Carol Sue Pallet, and jim Cornette. Page F1 ty swan Page F ifty-eight .a i Benton Dempsey, Bruce Meyer, Bob Cohen, Carol Newhouse, Benjy Zox, Bob Wistner, jack Betz, Bob Leftwich, Dick Mann. Student Court The purpose of the Student Court is to aid students in solving any major problems which may interfere with their general welfare, and to show students involved in disciplinary dif- ficulty the advantages of conforming. H enltlz C ouncil To help the student body and faculty realize the importance of good health habitsi' is the aim of the Student Health Council. The council helped this year with the Franklin County Tuberculosis Campaign and had the emergency cardsv filled out for the office. Oflicers of the council were Dan Biffle, president, Buddy Ewart, vice-presidentg and Connie Stammler, secretary-treasurer. Miss Love was the adviser. Connie Stammler, Dick Mann, Dan Rifiie, Buddy Ewart, Trudy Halasz. C ounoil Under the leadership of its president, Dick Mann, the Student Council made plans for the all-sports trophy with the suburban schools, helped with the annual open house, and 'handled homecoming in conjunction with the CAC. The Council provided a Christmas tree, collected baskets for the needy, and sponsored the animal New Yearis Eve party. It also put into effect plans for the limitation of student activities and revised the Council constitution. Other officers were Carol Newhouse, vice- presidentg Pat jones, secretary-treasurer, and Chris Gimre, Sergeant-at-arms. The adviser is Mr. Tipton. Carol Newhouse, Dick Mann, Pat Iones 97 1'RESHMEN Barbara Morris Bruce Meyer Judy XVatts Nancy Dickey Ann Mvcliling Fred Davidorf Elaine Zell Kay Allen Q if Page Fifty-nin SOPIIOMOHES Phyllis Bainbcrgcr Toni Brooks Lisa XXX-issc'rilJuch Bob Bllnnc Sin' Sloan NVill llvcal Norman llallcr jim Mason QI JUNIOR NVallcr Jclllrcy jack Bvtz Bcnjy Zox Mark Polilnuan Karon XValkvr Dan llilllla- Pat lonvx llarlan Polloclc Sin' Stralnn ljclc llallirlay SENIORS Nancy NVaclu'r Carol FUTCSIIILIII Nancy Morris lloli XVistnvr Bvnton Dm-xnpscy Larry' Klutz Chris Cixnrv Holi lA'lllNYll'll Ng f Page Sixty arf to I 'fax iv Smnlling: Nancy Miller. Ben Dempsey, Ricky Marsh, Toby XVilson, Marilyn Early, Dolly Ozcroff, joy Folkman. Seated: Sta-vc Nacht, Bernie lJLlVlllOI'f, Carol Newhousi-, Bob XVistner, Gerry Swcdlow, Marcia Slaven. Dick Mann and Nancy Morris not in picture. Quill and Scroll The purpose of Quill and Scroll, interna- tional honor society for high school journalists, is to encourage and reward individual achieve- ment in journalism and allied fields. To be eligible for membership, the candidates must be in the upper third of the class, must have done superior work in some phase of journal- ism, and must be recommended by the pub- licationls advisers. National H ofzor Society Election to the National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors that can be awarded to a student. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service are the four qualities upon which selection to the National Honor Society is based. No more than fifteen per cent of the senior class and no more than five per cent of the junior class may be considered. Strlnfling: Betsy Nida, Sandra hl0I'1tg0l1'll'I'y, Steve Nacht, Bill Chamberlain, Tom Hockman, Alfred Kass, jack Betz, Mark Pohlinan, Darlene Kinnaird, Nancy XVacker, Joan Andre, Marcia Slavcn, Dolly Ozeroff. 3 Sealed: Chris Giinre, Bernie Davidorf, jack llotlcin, Bob XVistncr, Ricky Marsh, Carol Newhouse, Bob Left- Diciri 1 lla cv N ' wich, Gerry Swcdlow, joy Folkinan, Nancy Miller. l Xlinn ind N in I louis not in picture. x,f xw..,e HA A T ER Q P ' S s i ,ww S ,Q ii 1. 4fTf ,MN I K Wiwvi X' ms!!! M +R -S 1 5-K K LV I Q I w. X' fi . 1-A X in M A 5-.1 V3 . VK, 4 , y-s-a-T'--v 53' u F Q Jlp , G-f-f Ly? ,, - 'SA V E Q5 Q1 K wif 6 1 Q A-1.42: Q 3 N 'if-xiii-'?.v. vi GENES W5 -feb fsfys ,X x livwwf WM .wwf-4 wa wr 1 M. Q NX' VS? M. 1 X nv- R .Sm 5? .f ES - .-. 1 YH A-il k:.:L ve77 W A .- . K, , . 'lil't'J.,,a 1 N if WB . f 5 A e Back row: Kavanah, Holstein, McKenney, Brodkorb, Herr, Leslein, Himmelreich, Boyer, English, Kraus, Ross, Powell, Mr. Boring. Third row: Seelig, Anderson, Foreman, Cooper, Warnick, Griilith, Sebring, Winebrenner, Rosencrans, Snyder, Thatcher, Halliday. Second row: Shaheen, Blume, Connell, Vetter, Goss, Metz, Mann, Leftwich, VVistner, Marsh, Doss, Rosenthal, Bobst. Front row: Firestone, Borror, Buck, Merkle, Hayden, Gibson. H z'- Y Leaders of the Hi-Y were Dick Mann, presi- dent, Dave Goss, vice-president, Bob Left- wich, secretary, Larry Metz, treasurer, Bob Wistner, chaplain, and Mr. Russell Boring, ad- viser. Striving for Christian emphasis, the club held discussions on current affairs and spon- sored Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies. The basketball team represented the city in a tournament in Springfield. Highlight of the year was a public meeting explaining the Civil Defense program. French Club This yearis French Club was well pro- grammed. Outstanding talks were by Mlle Maryse Vallee of Ohio State and Dr. Nacci of Capital. Jim Comette was M. C. at the annual city-wide French Club Banquet, for which we furnished part of the entertainment. Our project for the year was purchase of a three- speed record player. The oflicers were Marcia Slaven, president, Patty Metzger, vice-presi- dent, Ellen Taylor, secretary, and Bernard David-orf, treasurer. Back row: Kanter, Brandwine, Wistner, Levenson, Walker, Dombey, Nida, Rosenfeld, Valcov, Newhouse, Mil- ler, Tracov, Pollock, Finefrock, Angell, Elberfeld. Third row: Langiitt, Brahms, Nacci, Turner, Lauterbach, Landrum, Rose, Haney, Miller, Wolf, Stolzenbach, Clark, Sobel, Fleming. Second row: Willson, Culbertson, Boehm, McCarty, Cowall, Smoler, Taylor, Slaven, Metzger, Davidorf, Pailet, Folkman, Morris, Wisterman, Jones, Tarcov. Front row: Weber, Halasz, Hartley, McGavran, Howard, Rosenthal, Solove, Feitlinger, Weissenbach, Wilson, Early, Smith, Fleishman, Montgomery. 1 ' it-,Ji St ' I - BEXLI .Mg LXLL Buck mu. Cohen, Ilugonoit, Magley, NVegcncr, Dudley, Smoler, Crawford, Rosenfeld, VVolman, Cinsburg, Blakcslt-e-, Berliner, Recd. Scrmul row: Ccntncr, VVilson, Mollenauer, Davis, Martin, Fisher, Polster, Berman, Varley, Schccter, Katz, Lindenfeld, Brooks. Front row: Crouse, Shaman, Belt, Sloan, Morrison, Ainsworth, Bamberger, Stammler, Haller, Koltun, Cersten, Fcinknopf, Van Meter, VVeissenbach, Wood. Lalzh Club To further interest and understanding in the Latin language is the goal of the Latin Club. Programs for monthly meetings have included a film, a Latin word quiz, and a panel discussion. The two big projects were sale of Christmas cards and the annual Latin Club banquet. Club officers were Norman Haller, president, jim George, vice-presi- dent, Phyllis Bamberger, secretary, and Con- nie Staminler, treasurer. The adviser is Miss WVylie. Spamlvlz Club This year the Spanish Club was guided by Mrs. Kennedy. Its meetings were open to all Spanish students. Its purpose was to increase interest and understanding of Spanish-speak- ing countries. During Christmas, the Spanish Club gave a upinartav party and donated money to a de- serving charity. Other programs included two Spanish dancers and a Latin-American guest. The club adopted a Spanish Club pin and gave a successful dance with the theme of Fiesta Time. Standing: Kay Hunt, Carole Story, George Ross, Mike Berliner, Lany Soppel, Janet Smith, Jane Kearns, Bar- bara Cohcn, Preston Curwin, Dick Basch. Seated: Benson Wolman, Ricky Marsh, Beniy Zox, Carolyn Cooper, Dave Van Blaricon, Babs Jones, Susan Snider, Cail Hunter, Sally Ullery, Beverly Borror. M'-iv? rfbi . ? 'F' Q55 .11 'QQ X v A--x 5: fb g L2 Q ,LT 3 , 3. 1 ..,.... . h A i .A ... Back row: Schwartz, Haller, Connell, Spitler, Anthony, Gurwin, Boster, Moody, Strawther, Mann. Second row: Mclienney, Hockman, Plotkin. Pollock, Basch, Warnick, Cline, Masser, Marsh, Halliday, Merkle. Front row: Boss, Kirkpatrick, Brodkorb, Zacks, Griffith, Williams, Snyder, Dempsey, Rosecrans, Wistner, Metz, Jeffrey, Thatcher. Varsity B To create better sportsmanship, to pro- mote school spirit, anid to aid and support the various sports throughout the schooln is the purpose of the Varsity B Club. This year the oflicers were Ben Dempsey, president, Paul Snyder, vice-president, Bob Rosencrans, secretary, and Bob Wistner, treasurer. Dramatics Club Under the guidance of Mrs, Amos, the Dramatics Club experienced a good year. The club was open to all interested juniors and seniors. Marilyn Early and jim Cornette, co-chairmen of the program committee, -planned 'many interesting meetings, the high- light being a make-up demonstration given by a Capital University student. Oiiicers were Miriam Clayman, president, Marilynne Thompson, secretary, and Marcia Slaven, treasurer. Back row: T ussing, Iones, Carek, Metzger, Merkle, Wolman, Glickman, Rosencrans, Snyder, McKenney, Wil- liams. Third row: Early, Felner, Ozeroff, Thall, Harding, Rhodes, Swedlow, Heister, Hunter, Snider, Cooper. Second row: McCarty, Denton, Folkman, Schwartz, Smoler, Thompson, Clayrnan, Slaven, Zaron, Wilson, Seifert, Tillbrook. I Front row: Mc-Culmn, XVillson, XVisc-man, Hcnery, Brand, Boesch, Lucks, Pailet, Weber. 3, Q? Q X. Fi - is 1.1 rmr 'ax 's, wwl '13, Back row: Gimre, Seeling, Doss, Haney, Langfitt, Snoots, Schwartz, Pailet, Valcov, Stone, Wolman, Chamber- la.in, Wolman. Third row: Ross, Powell, Withers, Levison, Bradshaw, Frohnauer, F elner, Bcnis, Boesch, Shkolnik, Jones, Dol- inger, Solomon, McGavran, Hunter. Second row: Swedlow, Suid, Scher, Wilson, Slaven, Cowan, Addy, Solove, Wiseman, Rose, Strahm, Grant, Comeras. Front row: Pailet, Angell, Barton, Gornall, Wright, Heistcr, Zaron, Thall, Gibbs, Moody, Basch, Newhouse. Book Club Art C lub This year the Book Club joined The Around the World Shoppers' Club to arouse interest in various countries and to increase attendance. The Shoppers' Club sent gifts from different countries and the recipient gave a talk on the country from which the gift came. Other programs included movies, discussions, and book reviews. jock Moody was president, Carol New- house, vice-president, Mary Gibbs, treasurer, and Dick Basch, secretary. Art Club activities included a visit to the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Taft Museum, and Rockwood Pottery. Commercial art and industrial design, art as a vocation and as a hobby-these were aspects of art study em- phasized during the year by the club. Officers for the year were Charles Capu- ano, president, Jack Osbun, vice-president, Sonya Robbins, secretary, and Betty Ains- Worth, treasurer. Mr. Trivella was- the ad- viser. Back row: Davidson, Rose, Levin, Polster, Spiers, Chamberlain, Fincfrock, Blakcslcc, Iasinski, Miller, Soppel. Third row: Marsh, Lane, Baas, Dickey, DeWitt, Budd, Sabine, Soudcr, McLaughlin, Sebring, Davis, Mayne. Second row: Solomon, Lcvison, Kahn, Borro, Scher, Gurwin, Kupper, Capuano, Osbun, NVilliams, Ainsworth, Sobel, Rosenthal. Front row: Newton, Wood, Feinknopf, Shackett, King, Hartley. H , , 5, YI1 ' -IQ' Y- T eem This year, under the guidance of Miss Trola McCurdy, Y-Teens has raised money to send aid to a foreign country. The Christmas party 'for orphans was 'held December 14. The girls took part in the Lily Parade in April. 'The traditional Senior Farewell closed the year on May 11. The twelve-member Cabinet assisted Nancy Miller, president, Beverly Fleishman, vice- president, Sue Sloan, secretary, and Ioan Barton, treasurer. Betsy Nida, Beverly Fleishman, Nancy Miller, Joan Barton, Sue Sloan. Standing: jones, Slaven, Mont- gomery, Jones. Back row: Morris, Carek, Lucks, Wacker. Front row: Snider, Ross, Feit- linger. G. A. C. C. A. C. offers the Bexley girl a variety of 14 sports from modern dance and swimming to golf and archery. The CAC sports store features all the equipment necessary for any of these sports. Keen competition between the classes was shown in inter-class basket- ball, annual hockey night, and the many other intramural tournaments. Climaxing this eventful year was the banquet during which good-Pbyes were said and new oflicers in- stalled. A great deal of enthusiasium as well as guidence has been provided by Miss Love, club advisor. Carol Story Anne Richardson Nancy Wicker Sandy Early Sandra Montgomery Standing Morris Boehm Harrison Hen nick Smith Lucks Topy Denton Ixm nalrd Wright Seated Grove Peithnger Smder Shkolmk Smoler Metzger Wilson Strahm, Stammler nm, dna ,. Standing: jones, Schwartz, Fleming, Hunter, Denton, Hayden, McCarty, Rosenthal, Iordan, Shaheen, Rosen crans. Seated: Thompson, Carek, Richardson, Zaron, Felner, Clayman, Margulis, McGavran, Cooper. F. T. A. Future Teachers of America is sponsored by the National Education Association, concerned with introducing high school students to the idea of a teaching career. F.T.A. meetings are un- der the supervision of Miss Marion Thomas. During these meetings the students leam new methods and processes of educational instruction. Serving as this yearis officers were Florence F einer, president, and Jane McCavran, vice- president. V. C. Y. V. C. Y., a Bible Club, meets weekly to teach knowledge of God and to encourage Christ- ian fellowship. The club sponsored several projects this year. One was providing personal gifts for seven high school girls at the Franklin County Children's Home. Officers were Donna Lau- terbach, president, Carol Abbott, vice-president, Sally Snoots, secretary, and Faith Yochum, treasurer. Modern Dance The Modern Dance Club with 32 members is a winter activity of C. A. C. and is com- posed of girls ffrom all four grades who are interested in modern dance. The club not only provides fun and interest for the girls, but ihelps- 'develop their poise and grace. Sally Denton was this year's president. Back row: Jones, Langfitt, Tilley, Bobbitt, Clark. Front row: Snoots, Lauterbach, Yochum. G N - 'K ' .3 I' its its Standing: Katz, Budd, Gibbs, Pailet, Moorehead, Hard- ing, Barton, Tracht. Seated: Angell, Henery, Brand, Weber, Denton, Strahm, Grant, Medors, Jasinslci. gn' 'ff if yll 'Xs Q l I IYZZIJZC If l , 4 , I MQ' IW QS. Q M wgllll.. Q14 1 V 2 1' , 5 c.c. D v 1 x f ? I r v . WNW EwW' 'sir .Q '4' xW3?'dl'WF?'W?li.135lY'h!lN.irilJU Page Seventy-two Back row: Charles Capuano, Mike Getz, Ted Schwartz, Tim Fisher, Jack Masser, Herb Anthony, Dick Leonard, Tom Hoff, Bob Bobbitt, jim Mason, Larry Krakolf, Stu Martin. Second row: Nancy Warfield, Iudy Zaron, Marilyn Margulis, Louise Zelizer, Saundra Dombey, Nancy Hoot- man, Marilyn Rothman, Laura Davis, Nancy Hennick, Ioan Barton, Joy Folkman. Front row: Rosemary Given, Linda Culbertson, Harriet Romanoff, Marie Rader, Joanne Angell, Shirley Davis, joy Durschnitt, Carolyn Cooper, Io Ellen Blessing, Barbara Cohen, Leslie Crouse. Ch oral M mic For the past six years the Bexley High School Choir has been under the direction of Mr. C. Robert Myers. It is indeed an honor and a privilege to be a member of this line group of upperclassman vocalists. A mini- mum of one year as a member of glee club is the prerequisite for eligibility, which is also based on solo tryout. This year's Choir -one of the largest-includes 72 voices. The Choir provided the music for the Thanksgiv- ing and Easter assemblies, and members of the group rendered the background for the Christmas Pageant staged by the dramatics department. The Choir's annual Christmas Concert was held on December 16. Also in 1 December, the Bexley Woman's Club was host to the group at its annual meeting. One of the year's highlights for Choir mem- bers was an exchange visit with the Ohio State Symphonic Choir. On Ianuary 29 the Choir took a field trip to O.S.U. and after listening to a practice, sang before the Symphonic Choir and its director, Professor Louis Diercks. February 9 saw the Ohio State Symphonic Choir in a return perform- ance for the entire student body in the high school auditorium. In the spring of each year, the Choir pre- sents its major production, which features an operetta every two years and a variety show ' Girly ' Ensemble The girls' ensemble pre- sented selections at the Christmas program, for the Bexley Women's Club, the variety show, and the Y- Teen mother-daughter tea. The group is selected from choir members. Back row: Marilyn Rothman, Ardith Thompson, Ann Wisterman, Patty jones, Nancy Morris. Front row: Toby Wilson, Rosemary Given, Babs Jones, Carol Newhouse. Page Seventy three Back row: Dave Kirkpatrick, Ierry Swedlow, Pete Halliday, Norman Haller, Bob Wistner, Larry Metz, Walter Jeffrey, Ronnie Smith, Marvin Kay, Karl Himmelreich, Tcd Vogeley. Second row: Bob English, Dave Clickman, Bucky VVithers, Marilynne Thompson, Pat jones, Ann Wisterman, Anne Richardson, Marlene Smoler, Ardith Thompson, joy Solove, Nancy Morris, Joan Andre, Mr. Myers. Front row: Margie Wilson, Carol Ncwhousc, Toby Wilson, Babs Iones, Pat Shaman, Beverly Fleishman, Susan Snider, Ellen Taylor, Sandra Nacci, Donna Nacci, Delores Hawraney, Carol Nagle. each alternating year, giving every student interested in either type of production a chance to participate in one or both. On May 7 a variety show was given, based on a west- ern setting Somewhars 'round Panther Creek. The seniors' final performance with the group is usually the evening Outdoor Con- cert, held this year late in May in conjunction with the high school band. Making its final appearance at Baccalaureate, the Choir wel- comes a few members selected from the glee clubs to fill the empty chairs reluctantly left by the graduating seniors, many of whom hear the Choir as listeners for the first time in three years. Boys ' Ensemble The boys' ensemble, known for its entertaining arrangements, was featured at several assemblies and at the Christmas concert. It contributed to the min- strel show sponsored by the Band Parents. From the Choir are chosen both the girls, and boys' ensembles, which also contribute much to musical programs sponsored by var- ious Bexley groups. Serving as officers for this school year were Larry Metz, president, Nancy Morris, secretary-treasurer and Ann Wisterman, social chairman. The glee clubs, training groups for the Choir, have shown such enthusiastic partici- pation that it has been necessary to create for upperclass girls a special group which docs not meet with the freshman girls' and boys' glee clubs. Many of these younger vocalists are thus on their way to becoming tomorrovfs Choir. Back row: Karl Himmelreich, Larry Metz, Jack Masser, Bob XVistner. Front row: Dick Mann, Bob Bobbitt, Stewart Martin, Dave Glickman. Pug' Scucnfy-fmlr t i ,D Back row: Rlintcn, DvXYitt, Kirstvn, Sulnow, Knlin, Slzitvr, Iinwrniicy, Davis, Blorgauistcrn, Mecliling, Kurtz, Allvn. Scffmul l'0ll'i rl-lllylUl', Cannplyvll, KLlSlIll'1', Nlontziguc, Nuwton, Cnstaigiiai, XV11tts. Buns, Yocliuni, Zell, Abel, Tussing, l'll'UIIf mir: lilL'IlllC. Hone, 'llll1'IlL'f, Bates, llLlIlSll11lIl, Morris, Siinmi, Li-visuii. Nliltlvr, Sliorc, Iluimalis, lluggvr, Mr. Myvrs. I f - . ., ' , V .. X ' 2 ' , f , ,M A , ,f , . , , ,, .. ,. , I , , -. . , , mn, ig, , rv L, , ,fy ' 'Q -1 ' 1 , H -' ,, ' ttil Wi Q, ic, . Q it - 3 t , t D ea Q ' W K J -W' - 9 za 'ii' '.', , ' Xi' i -Y - X' ii'- A t 4' -V ' i iff. t A V W Y 1 H i I l . Back row: Tnpolnsky, Nloorclicnd, Kollnier, Mollcnnner, Lungntt. Polstcr. llnrrison, Wilson, Dye, Ainsworth, Ln-vison, Twitly, Xlr. Mya-rs. Scvmul fmt: XvLlI'll'j'. NVciml, KtllZlIlY4'l', Kgitf, Sluiui, Cixiwforcl. YVQ-gcncr, Brown, Van Mylar, l'llt-ry, Built, Cm-iiliivr. I 1'rn1t mic: Snmlt-i', Sc-lim-tvit, lion-Inn, Stanniulvii liultun, Sells, Boyer, Davis, llniiilucrgcr, Dncllcy, 'I'air'cm'. Coltlstvin. W i . , i., Q - i Q K i , 8 . 'Q ? i Q Bnfk mir: Mm-dors, Sniiliick, NIL-Dowell, Marsh, Mr. Myvrs. Mizlcllc mic: Portcr, Fincfrock, Styglcr, Cordon, Sliloiisky, Polstcfr. l rrmI row: llzms, linden, Howl-ly, Coltlfnrla, Sli:-nk, Colicn, Cornaill. ? R: .-5, 5, fi .eil U-5.4 K K i.Q izff' Musz'v Club Burk row: Vogviey. Mayne, Huller, Parent, Krukoff, Ray, Ciinkinain. English, Swcriiow, VViliic-rs, Lvonalrli, Campu- amo, Iloii, Cordon, Cluisiu, NV01m1m, Polstcr, Suddith. llihssinq. Kurty. Xlorgninsh-rim, llriwmm-y. Tlzirrl mir: Fulknmu, Beit, BI.lI'SiI, xVL'Ql'Ill'l', Durshnitt, Davis, Mc.i'iwis, XY.iriivicl, Knawll. Nluglvy. Herr, Dells:-r. 'I'lrmnpsun, DcXYitt, Kivnzicx Hirntvn, Suimow, Tussing, Sownn. Sccuwfl l'l7IL'.' II4nx'r.1m-y. Z4-Iigvr. Clnyirrun, Angell, 'lirompsmr Q'I'n-arsiiwri. XVistn-rnmri QSCQ-retaryb, Morris Cllrcsinlcriti. Maisrer CYicc--Prcsidurrtj, Zuron, Solon-, Timll, Snider, 'l'iiiill'00k. Seifert. Riclmrdsou, Campbell, Taylor, Zeff, Morris. 1' run! row: Simiurarrr. 'l'aiyl0r, Dudley, jones, Sloan, Snroior, Ccntner, Kuhn, VVils0n, jones, Cohen, Given, Kuinlcr, Goldstein, Shure, Hotlungm, Slater, Mayne. Variety Show 1 f, 3 - X' - i ii ii 2 -1 ' ' e ' ' I f , . ' 1 F51 i ' T r 5 i Eg ' ' Q W , 'X Z , ' is 1 A -,rf Kf-L . Q, V r r E gigj? AM . K ij R .4 w k v The good Old days were never like this. You stole mn gal, Rock, and now youirc gonna Yet it. E Roger Musclebound thwurts Herkimer Dashwood Sheriff Hiccup and thc Mighty Lilly from Chicago' Cowgirl PM while Lucy Pinkeye looks on. Stronghcart on the prowl. Page Seventy-six Flutes Iudy Knaell Donna Nacci Bevra Hannahs David Brohst Oboes 'Susan Medors Barbara Slater Bnssoons Annette Herr Patsy Stehelton 1st Clnrinets Kenneth Knaell Donald Mayne Wavalene Kumler Larry Bright 2nd Clurinets Io Ellen Blessing Nancy Cowan lack Kearns Dorothea Haaf Peggy Hammersmith In cl y Durschnitt Srzl Clminets Betsey Field Ricky Marsh Ted Kaiser Grant Herr Eleanor Clickman Marilyn jones Alto Clarinet Nancy Oaks Bass Clarinets Phil Becker Pat Denser Alto Saxes Shirley Davis Nancy Vllarfield Anita Morris Tenor Saxes Gary Chasin Faith Yuchum French Horns loy Durschnitt Iutly Mayne Beverly Mayllcy Rosemary Given Paula Reuss Ist Comets Nathan Cordon Aclella Grove Marilyn Early 2nd Comets Dick Bobst Yvonne Hawamey Gordon Freedman Srd Cornets Philip Golrlwlager David Sharkey Dury Sndduth Ii! Trmnlzones Ian Polster Rothwell Lutz 2nd Tmmbones Bea Ann Brown Milton Lewin 31:1 'l'r0mbones Frank X'Vilson Nora Jean Bell Baritones Michael Smilack David Long Harley Blank Basses Tom Hull Don Blakeslee Dick Barry lack Lileks Dick Eclmister Drums Stanley Parent Bill Myers john Szintnrello Tom Spin-rs Dirk Vl'i4ltli4 George Ln-slein My fiery- 5 Ezi Q ' LQ fiv l' 'V 7-:J ' 7 1, , B 5 2 ti' 9 H I 1 y it .J 9 Kenny Knaell, Annette Herr, Adella Grove, VVavalene Kumler, Stanley Parent The famous Bexley B Page Self 1 sau The Bexley Hzgh Band The Bexley bandmanls year starts before the regular school year. A week before school opens the band is on the field, its'hup, two, left, right, left, right sounding all evening on the springy new grass. It is now that the freshman gets his Hrst taste of band procedure, and that the old members feel again the eagerness and excitement of marching season . On the night of an away game, band members pile into the chartered buses in their shirt- sleeves. carrying food, blankets, and their instruments. Then they,re off for a noisy, cheering ride to the rival school, where they emerge from the buses miraculously transformed into neat, colorful representatives of Bexley High. Many of their formations and routines are copied after the famous Ohio State Marching Band. Discipline and hard work are necessary for the mem- bers, who find that this model is not easy to live up to. XVhen the football season ends, the band goes inside, and to the delight of footweary mem- bers, becomes a eoneert band. Now the emphasis shifts from volume to technique, and the music from marches to anything from Irving Berlin to Rachmaninov. The band presents three conerets-two in the auditorium and one outside in the stadium. Then, changing their -uniforms for party clothes, band members hold an April banquet at the Columbus Country Club. Awards are passed out, and later in the evening, members ex- perience the luxury of dancing while another band plays. The banquet is the 'highlight and climax of the year. But bandmen really know it's over when they play the strains of P0mp and Circum- stance on a june evening. And a few in the rows of caps and gowns feel a pang of sadness at leaving behind the work and the fun and the companionship that they knew in the Bexley High Band. v U , -..W 77, ..v.-i-9y..- P S ty ht Mllunulw X, sports - x f XX X ' ole , ' ' S c.c. hghyi lrxawx I ,. . . al JL, 3 3. l - fm S h 5 l Sutherland ' M C Wartz J A 1 ' l Halliday V, M M 4 , i A Wil- - ,. J y Xgixa Hawk K f15QQm,?l-. ll ki, K fi , ,-I ' r Dempsey A like . ' sl? .',' 1 3 Betz - M , Dollison Bexley- 0-St. Charles- 6 Bexley-35-Logam 1 3 Bexley-21-Mt. 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I an A 4 V' 6 , i l I Inf: A Cline .rfiw - f ,Q ky -fi Alf I M Boster 4? 2 y W fe 'L' L 4 H CW' B ., K vf B 2 sf f L Q- had ,435 -e'le Q SFX .- i .3 B4 i,'-. p f l f I B S, ' xy -ff. M , ia, N Baas eggs J - Y no f .- K fr' Btlfk mu: Mason. Bvnis. Bt-ek, Mr-Dowcll. Spitler, Smith. Jcllrey, Mclicnncy, Coach Owen, Coach Swinehart. Third rout Coach Tenwaldc, Pohlmam, Sebring. Cooper, Boss, Davis, Medors, Ewart. Carter, Snyder, Halliday. Second four: Coach Smith, Burris, Bt-tl, Bobbitt, Smith, Dollison, Strawthcr, Cline, Schwartz, Baas, Bright, Thatcher, Malloy. l'll'Ullf row: Xkarnick, Bostcr, Sutherland, Plotkin, Zacks, Dempsey, DL1V1dOff, Mann, XVil- liams, lioscncrans. The Football Season Bexlcyis 1953 football season was not so successful as -was expected before its start. The Lions 'had a 4-3-2 record at the close of the season. One gratifying point is the fact that the team never lost a game by more than seven points. In the St. Charles g211T1C, Bexley outplayed the Carolinians all four quarters, but an inter- ception and a 100-yard scoring run beat the Lions 6-0. The next week Coach Carleton Smith took 'his charges to Logan where they romped over the outplayed team 35-13. Bexley also won the next week by beating Mt. Vernon 21-16. A strong Urbana eleven outplayed the Lions and took a 13-6 decision. Homecoming was a bit grayed when the Bexley team managed only to tie Upper Arling- ton 7-7 in a bruising deadlock. The Lions had a few breaks but bogged down each time deep in enemy territory. The following week Bexley tied Delaware 6-6. In both of these games the Smithmen were the superior team but were unable to make the needed scoring thrust. 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E: KL - 7 H r iggj Q 'A fill-K , 2 WS? f Nl R? , li mi ,hEE,m. wg K n.,,4 BASKETBALL SCORES Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley 194 Manon I-Iardmg 61 Washmgton C H 34 West 56 Arlmgton. 37 Fmdlay 45 Delaware 50 St Charles 46 West 55 Grandvxew S7 Lmden 57 Mt Vemon 49 Urbana 45 Arlmgton 45 Cxrclevrlle 49 Delaware 45 Grandvrew 28 Newark 50 Mt Vemon 49 Urbana 48 CENTRAL DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Bexley 55 Rosary 39 Bexley 58 Arlmgton 42 Bexley 46 Washmgton CH 72 Sf f Herr f 1'6 2 Gurwin H xl ,f Q ' ' 1225.1 fl Rosenthal' Q. 3? L W1 Q-A Jeffrey 5 1 ,Q , ',f'1.. v NWS? 6 5 5 I Rosencrans ,.,..d ,. . i 59 fx R K V 5 ci, ' J . il . 'G'-5 R. . 'X un-WM, E ' 3 A LST W lt A7 yy! Cline V Buck row: Coach Smith, Don Wilson, Murray Smith, Grant Herr, Don Rosenthal, Dave Spitler, Larry Metz, Alfred Kass. Front row: NValter Jeffrey, Barry Zacks, Bonnie Cline, Bob Rosenerans, Tom lloekman, Preston Gurwin, Benjy Zox, Ted Schwartz. The 1954 cage squad brought glory to Bex- ley High this season by bringing home a co- ehampionship in the C.B.L. The team Hn- ished the season with a record of 14 wins and 8 losses. In their first three games, Bexley beat NVashington C.H. 58-34 and lost to Marion Harding 61-47 and lfVest 56-44. Larry Metz and Dave Spitler led a fourth period rally that spelled defeat for Arling- T he Basketball Seczxofz ton's Colden Bears. The Bears lost 47-37. Findlay, a long time power in Ohio high school basketball, was no problem for the Lions until the last six minutes, in a game played on Bexley's floor. But the team man- aged to hold on to its lead and beat the Tro- jans 46-45. On the night of December 18, the Blue Lions traveled to Delaware, where the home team beat them 50-34. TIIE COACH? R, x l ,Xf- ,fpf - ff' MANAGERS GOSS and ALPERS john Malloy, Bob English, Torn Brooks, Fred Medors. Lee Ross, John Francis, Sandy Shkolniek, Mark Pohl- man, Dave Van Blarieon, Norman llaller, jim George, Mike Benis, Stan Robins, Buddy Ewart, Jeff Nacht, Jim Mason, Frank XVilson, Ronnie Ferrer, Coach Swinehart. In the St. Charles holiday basketball tour- nament, Bexley whipped St. Charles 52-46 and lost to West 55-53. Bexleyys successful invasion of Grandview was abetted by Larry Metz, 15 points. The team won the game 49-37. A defeat came to the Lions in the form of Linden, when the Panthers beat them 57-52. Then came wins over Mt. Vernon, Urbana, Arlington, Circleville, Delaware, and Crand- view. The wiiining streak was broken by New- ark, when the l'Vildeats won a 50-33 decision. Mt. Vernon's defending champs were elim- inated frorn the C.B.L. championship chase by the Lions, when Bexley walloped them 53--19. In the last C.B.L. game of the season, Ur- bana tripped Bexley 48-38 and by doing so gained a tie in the League. ln the district tournament, the Lions beat llosary and Arlington before being eliminated by NVashington C. II. rl lln, 1llr'r r'r! rf,- 01 Standing: Coach Swinchart, Petty, Fleming, Connell, Halliday, Blume, johnson, liwart, Cline, Coach Owen Kneeling: Van Blaricon, Bctz, Ross, Dollison, Cones, Zacks, Fleming. Scatctl: Plotkin, Bright, NVilliams, Boster Rosencrans, Dempsey, Rosenthal. Spring Sp arts The cindermen of 1954 have a pretty good chance for the C.B.L. this year, with Mt. Ver- non and Urbana being the chief competitors. The team, coached by Leftyv Swinehart and Russ Owen, has back for another season such outstanding tracksters as Roger YVilliams, Tom Boster, and Bob Connell. instead of having a few leaders, the team is well balanced and depends upon everyone to get the needed points. Arlington will bc the baseball tcam's chief contender for the league championship this season. Coach Tcnwalde has a lot to Work with, as quite a few lettermen are back this year and every position except second base is played by a veteran. Coach Dull'ey's tennis squad looks forward to a second or third place in the C.B.L. com- petition this year. So far the team has played Mt. Vernon and North and beaten both of them. The tennis men expect Delaware to be their biggest threat. Lettermen back for another year are Hockman, Rickey March, and Dick Basch. The golf team this year is one of the best in the last ten years. But the team led by 'Coach' Smith still does not have a very good chance forthe C.B.L. championship because other teams are exceptionally good this season. The first and second men on the team are Dave Daniels and Bill Meyers. Buck row: St-huligcr, Doak, Smith, llaller, Kass, Kilbourne, Schwartz, Goss, Carter, Cooper. Front row: Coach Tcnwalde, Kirkpatrick, Brodkorh, C-riflith, Snyder, Metz, Curwin, Anthony, Medors, Nethers CManagerJ. N, T 'XL ,AQ Qv 4 gig dm' -if ?i iii Q. rt. X 2. . ' . ,. - . i ' 3- 4 f , , X ,X . . . . I , Q T.-: x1 szQjI' it .rf g '-.fn A , S, 3.. . - .N 's - - ' Back row: Chasin, Widdis, Leslein, Herr, Southworth, Sebring, Mentors. Second row: Adams, D. Buns, Martin, Bobhitt, G. Buns, Barker, Rowley, Miller. Front row: Oshun, Mason, Becker, XVolmz1n, NVithers, Strawther, Freedman. Back row: Reqd, Fisher, Duvidorf, Freedman, Roulston. Semnd rozr: Hugenoit, Buchanan, Harris, Moody, VanBibber, Cooper. Front row: Connell, MeKenney, D.lX'iCllJlAi:, Couch Owen, Pollock, Thatcher, Krakoff. Standing: Roulston, XVilliams, Cooper, Reese, Fisher, Henning, XViggins, Rohhins, Brooks, Davis, Shenk. Kneel- ing: Vogeley, VVilson, Roth, Story, Root, Coldfairb, Davidoff, Slobin, Feinstein, Feerer. Page Ninety Boys' Interscholastic Golf Team Back row: Benjy Zox, Marvin Stone, Dick Seo- lig, Chris Gimrc, Dick Luchtenberg, Roger Holstein, XVill Recd. Front row: Larry Krakoff, Bill Myers, Dick Warnick, Dave Daniels, Steve Nacht, Tom Reddy. Girls' Interscholastic Golf Team Ioyec McCol1n, Phyllis Bimiherger, ROIHOIILI Bunlcl. silllflflfll Doniboy, Ann Richzzrdsons joycc Rosenfeld, Arclith Thompson, Beverly Fleislunun. Boys' Intcrscholastic Tennis Team Back row: Bob Ringer, Jeff Nacht, Iim Stol- zcnhuch, Mikc Bcnis, Todd Kraus, Mike Getz, jim McDowell. Front row: Cary Chesis, Bruce Myers, Tom llockman, Ricky Marsh, Dick Busch. Girls' Interscholastic Termis Team Back row: Norma Wood, Susan Amold, Toby Wilson, Karen Crawford, Shoshunu Harrison, Ioyco Turcov, Bubs jones, Linda Lucks, Joan Dye. Front row: Sue Fleming, Curole Story, Nancy XVuckcr, joy Harrison, Leslie Crouse, Nancy Arnold, Kay Hunt, Joyce McColm. Stn, . Grove, D Ubngn. B fx, . y Oy, - 1 g1d1arnT7i5geY,Sexfcrt. TIME lipid, lsr, Coldstm y at i,.1 '1bf-fa. 251-Iii, S, fflgc-' i ' l'c'1 . fam 1 lstpboll llfxnopt- A-nzlory O11 TVN, ' 1111.1 , t Um Hunlui ptenn l. Om NU .. wird, . Am .kwismrt lxmnEarlYv Mow Y Clvl - Nxqgcmii. mg' fl XWQQA S SCWMS 0ph0mores Gzrls Ariz Ietzc Program Girls, sports are for all at Bexley and are treated so by the girls, who do not hesitate to participate. It is hard not to do something the rest of the girls a1'e doing, and many a girl who had disdained sports finds them great fun after she begins to take part. Bexley has excellent sports equipment and, coupled with the enthusiasm of the girls, a superior sports pro- gram. In the course of a year, fourteen sports are in operation. They range from individual sports like tennis, golf, and swimming to team sports like basketball and hockey, and even to mixed sports such as volleyball. From the time she wields a hockey stick in the brisk fall air to the day when she hits a golf ball over the new spring grass, the Bexley girl is kept in the swing of sports. Besides fresh air and exercise, however, there are other benefits to girls' sports. They offer girls the oppor- tunity to adjust to their high school world. Coming off the field after helping to win or lose a hockey game, the player has met many future friends and become closer to the old ones. She has laid the foundation for a happy high school career in which sports are a large and enjoyable part. Freshmen ,union Sfgmfl uk. Harrison Sing 2515. Allen, H1 Simpson, Luc s, - fied,-nu, mt, Dm, .uk pwisoix. - ' Suahm. Q. Lalllflcnljw-gc isil Detwtt D. A B k ww. Henning mu Y-xcnnng, 'r, evin ' 14-'CV UC ' . is ar 1 , Levimo . , Tus- ,wg Ha! 1 n , 4 Dt ff 1 MOff1S- Tru ,WF ftp, The Sticfz and Slzinney ,Brigade Back row: Hunt, Dye. Third row: Snioler, Wil- son, Fleislnnun, Gurelc, Stebelton, Benis, Sloan jones, Crawford, Wegener, Sells, Moorelieud: Ullery, Arnold. Second row: Lucks, Held J Doniliey, Harrison, Newliouse, Grove, Mont- gomery, Simpson, NVaeker, Story, Stzunmler Crouse, Feitlinger. Front row: Early, Kinnaird Foreslnun, Fleming, Arnold, llielnirclson, Metz ger, Henniek, Fleming, Metzger, Morris. Up and over-a serious game! a VVhcrc,s thc swimming pool? How am I doing, Lover? Ann RZ.Cll6Z7'd,5072 1954 Sports Queen The highlight of Hockey Night, on October 28, was the crowning of the Sports Queen, Ann Richardson. She is pictured here surrounded by some of the sports she represents. The honor is awarded annually to the outstanding atl1lete taking aetive part i11 the girls, sports program. lt is based also o11 scholarship, lead- ership, and character. A1111 is well known for her prowess on the links, her fantastic basket- ball shots, and proficient skill in hockey and various other sports. li ww' 1' 1 ,I 11 fi' Q 111 It looks sooo easy! Coming of springtime Hit the apple, Vvlllllll Tell Page N inety-four way? Friendly helpful, cooperative these vwoids well describe the three oflice secretaries and the live men who keep the school plant in smooth operation. We Clockwise: Mr. DeLong, Miss Sallee, are grateful for their patient Miss Marsh, Mrs. Stevens, Mr. Smith, Service. In the high School N41-I Mr. Coburn, Mr. Davis, Mr. Gracssle. DeLong has Served Eve yearsg Miss Sallee, two, Miss Marsh, two, -Mrs. Stevens, one, Mr. Smith, five, Mr. Coburn, two, Mr. Davis, eleven, and Mr. Craessle, two. W N. ,fd-J Q N., S ki N- W 5 .V Page Ninety-fue Admz'nz'sz'mtz'on and Frzvulzfy igasN3 X Mr. Jones Mr. Kessler Dr. Jarvis Mr. LOvCWcll During the four wonderful years of our high school career, the administrators and all the members of our faculty have guided us wisely and well. The Staff of Bexleo ,54--perhaps for the first time in the history of the school- is able proudly to present a complete array of en- tirely new photographs of the faculty section. The accompanying informal sketches will, we trust, reveal glimpses of the warm human qualities of our teachers. YVe express our thanks to the faculty and to the four administrators pictured on this page. Implementing the high school program, helping with our immediate problems, and inter- preting our needs to the public, is our principal, Mr. C. YV. Jones. Handling business affairs, seeing that we get the best in plant equipment, Watching that the public gets the full value of its tax dollar, is our former long-time principal, Mr. R. E. Kessler. Furtliering the study of curriculum and seeking improved methods of instruction is the di- rector, Mr, C. C. Lovewell. In the background, often unseen but always guiding our schools with a sure and compet- ent skill bornof wisdom and experience, is our superintendent, Dr. E. D. Jarvis. Sara M. Amos, M. A. Antoinette Barr, M. A. Mary Squier Bethel, M. A. Russell Boring, M ,fi . ,W 53, F Maridean Close, B. Sc. Ed. Robert M. Duifey, M. A. Ira R. Ferbrache, M. A. Mrs. AMOS h-as a prominent interest in the theatre and 'her home. She takes pleasure in homelife with her husband, Hank. Her friends enjoy her cooking, especially her pecan rolls, apple pie, and 'a fancy chicken dish. She is working on literature projects and a Ph.D. at Ohio State. In her iirst year at Bexley she is teaching dramatics, speech, and English. Mrs. BARR, English teacher, finds that wihen not studying at Ohio State, most of her spare time is devoted to reading. Her favorite tele- vision programs are dramas such as the 'Hallmark Theatre, but she also enjoys light comedy like Our Miss Brooks. The sport s-he likes most to watch is baseball. She 'hopes to make a trip to Europe. Miss BETHEL spends a 'great deal of time reading and listening to symphonic music. She enjoys watching drama on T.V. and especially likes adventure stories. Her favorite pastime is attending antique auc- tions. She much enjoys seeing her students make good on that first job. The two things that bother 'her most are ice and snow. Mr. BORING takes pride in his family+his Wife, Nancy, Sue, and Billy. Musical recreation is his favorite pastime, and he is an experienced caller of folk and square dancing. He takes an active part in a Luther- an group at Croveport. He also devotes time to community pest control projects. Biology and chemistry are his teaching subjects. Miss CLOSE loves the West and spent part of the last four years on a ranch. One of her favorite sports is horseback riding. She likes to travel and plans to go to Europe some day. Not long ago she went into un- explored territory in Utah. She enjoys music and has a record collection. In her Hrst year at Bexley she teaches English and World history. Mr. DUFFEY likes to travel by car. He enjoys the music of Fred War- ing and Paul WVhi-teman. When he hasany spare time, he likes golf and archery, and likes to 'watch all sports. Besides teaching industrial arts and mechanical drawing, 'he devotes much time and energy to the busi- ness management of sports at Bexley. Mr. FERBRACHE likes to hunt and fish and spend time on his farm. He likes to travel and visit historic places in the U. S. He is justly proud of his son who returned from Korea decorated with a bronze star. Mr. I-'crbrache teaches algebra and general science. He likes to see his stu- dents progress. Albert W. Field, M. A. Lula A. Callogly, M. A. Charles E. Hoel, M. A. Ralph M, Howell, M, A, Mr. FIELD, social science teacher, has many hobbies, such as wood- carving, art, and gardening. His two children, Betsey and David, his home, and his job as a teacher keep him busy most of the time. He dis- likes examinations and grades and refers to them as flaws in our educa- tional system. Miss CALLOCLY, after her trip to Europe this summer, loves foreign countries. She is reviewing French for a possible future trip to Europe. When not attending a play or doing her job as high school librarian, sho enjoys needlefpoint and reading books off -foreign countries. She plays atv golf. She finds nothing more facinating than travel by plane. Mr. HOEL, when not working in science organizations of which he is a member, is busy in his garden. His offices in the Ohio Academy of Science and the Ohio Science Education Association keep him well occu- pied. His favorite spectator sport is baseball. Physics and biology keep him busy up on the third floor. Mr. HOWELL-American history and French-has helped to make the BEXLEO an outstanding book during twelve seasons of effort and hard work. The 1954 staff is certainly grateful to him. He is extremely proud of his year-old granddaughter, Barbara. Refinishing old furniture and fishing are -his favorite pastimes. The Howells look forward to their an- nual muskie fishing and travel in the French section of Canada. Mrs. KENNEDY is in her first year as Spanish teacher at Bexley. Her aim is to make Spanish fun for everyone. She likes anything Spanish, especially music. She is looking forward to a trip to Mexico with her family. She enjoys reading and social dancing and being with her two- year old daughter Debbie. Miss LOVE, when not listening to the music of Paul Weston or Xavier Cugat, likes to golf at the Columbus Country Club. She says she shoots in the low 60's-on two holes! On television, she enjoys Red Skelton mos-t. She likes lobster with onions for dessert. Her official duties concern health and girls, sports. Mr. MATTHEWS-journalism, psychology, English, the TORCH-likes teaching because he likes young people. He especially enjoys the com- pany of his little boy, Billy. He operates the public address system at basketball games and the scoreboard at football games. Although he is very busy working on his Ph.D. at Ohio State, he still finds time to col- lect stamps and write fiction. Jacqueline A. Kennedy, B. A. Margaret Love, B. S. William Matthews, M. A. 3 55. , . . lr I i .Q , i it Rem Be MC'CE?51NiCk. Trola L. McCurdy, M. A. C. Robert Myers, M. A. Russell C. Owen, M A B. c. in . Robert L. Ringer, M. A. John F. Schaeht, M. S. Carlton H. Smith, M. S. Miss MCCORMICK likes to drive in the country and enjoys watching television. She is a veteran teacher at Bexley and she likes the friendly atmosphere here. She teaches English and Latin and supervises the work of selecting members of the National Honor Society. Miss MCCURDY likes to travel and makes colored slides of the places w'here she has been. She 'has many interests-sewing, handcrafts, finsh- ing antiques, and reading. When not engaged in these, she may be at- tending a play or concert or -spending a week end at Lake Hope. Her subjects are English and home economics. Mr. MYERS plays golf and fishes in his spare time. He also enjoys travel by car and plans to visit New York to see the shows this summer. As a pastime he likes to work in his garden. Music, music, music! His choral groups are superb. Mr. OWEN finds all sports wonderful. He likes to read in his spare time or listen to the music of Benny Goodman. In his opinion, Bob Hope is the best comedian. Mr. Owen and his wife often enjoy plays at the Hartman. His favorite food, reflecting his southern background, is okra. Mr. RINGEPCS favorite pastime is woodworking. When he is not officiat- ing at a basketball or 'football game, he likes to be a spectator of all sports, especially baseball. While eating a big T-bone steak, heienjoys listening to the music of Wayne King. He teaches driver education. Mr. SCHACHT is well known for early morning clinics. His geometry students especially know of his many instruments and the book he is writing. His hobby is math projects. He is planning to take a trip to Seattle with his wife, Elise, and johnny. Mr. Schacht teaches plane and solid geometry, algebra, senior math, and trigonometry. Mr. SMITH, the proud grandfather of two, owner of a lovely home in Bexley, and master of a cute terrier called Skitter, traveled in Europe with his wife last summer. Head coach of football, basketball, and golf, he also teaches chemistry, physical education, and health. He enjoys hunting, fishing, photography, and counselling at a boys' summer camp. 'RSE' ohn Stanton, M. A. Dana N. Swinehart, M. A. Harold Tenwalde, M, A, in Ed, Marion Thomas, M. A. Mr. STANTON makes model cars as a hobby. He reads all forms of science fiction. He especially enjoys concerts. One of his favorite band- leaders is Billy May. He thinks the 'best classical music on television is on the Firestone Hourf' He hopes to travel to Maine this summer. Mr. Stanton is very 'busy with the band and with music in the junior high. Mr. SWINEHABT, coach and physical education teacher, enjoys plays such as those on Studio One. He is most interested in basketball as a spectator sport, but likes most to play softball. When not listening to the music of Xavier Cugat, he likes Watching the antics of jackie Clea- son. He wants to vacation in New England this summer. Mr. TENWALDE likes everything about Bexley, including his job as as- sistant football, freshman basketball, and head baseball coach. He likes to play golf and the ukulele. Last summer he took an 8,000 mile trip to California. Mr. Tenwalde teaches algebra and geometry. Miss THOMAS, dean of girls, enjoys reading and sewing. She works with all kinds of handcrafts. She likes very much to travel and hopes to visit some eastern colleges and Canada this summer. Television programs such as WVhat,s My Linen often interfere with her reading. Her most liked indoor sport is comparing her broken wrist with her good one. Mr. TIPTON thinks Bexley is one of the nicest and cleanest communities in America. During the summer he finds time to manage his small farm near Lancaster, go fishing, and take trips to Michigan. He enjoys Perry Como and the news broadcasts on television. He is advisor of Student Court and Student Council, and teaches govemment and sociology. Mr. TBIVELLA likes to collect art objects of all kinds and paint in his spare time. He is interested in photography, especially movies and color slides. He enjoys listening to classic opera and watching plays on T.V. He likes travel by boat and he would like to go to Mexico in the near future. He often says, A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. Miss WYLIE is in her first year at Bexley, having come here from Logan High School. She was once an art supervisor. Although she still likes art, she now teaches Latin. She loves to travel and plans to go to Canada. She has two brothers, both of Whom are athletes. it-:. Harold V. Tipton, M. A QW, Ralph H. Trivclla, M. A. Opal NVylic, M. A. Page One Hundred Dedication In considering a proper dedication for the 1954 Bexleo, we could think of nothing more appropriate than to honor our parents, whose counsel, wisdom, and love have sustained us during these four wonderful years and during all the years of our lives. Q i , i x Y I , ' I ,! 1 , , . R2 Q Y W. 02,5 , A fM'4ff.Qf:. . , ,kk . .. ..,. , . .LA. , N.h, W., M .S,,,L.,Nx,x:,5. H au- 3 Q,-giaif' W Page One Hundred Two PA TR 7724- f'fWAA,71wLf HMA! 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' foam-rubber ' by Barry X ,..QOfgQAf+wMQmm3QQf! , R + + Aff Page One Hundred Eight DEAL WHERE DAD DEALTH 46 E. Town fRear I-Iar+man Theafrej Columbus' Oldesf and Largesf Transpor+a+ion Merchanin FINE PRINTING BY eer prinfing omfoany 364-386 Sou+h Four+h S+.. Columbus, Ohio COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITU OVER 80 YEARS IN PRINTING ONE STOP SERVICE FOR THE BUSINESSMAN We Appreciate and Service Large and Small Orders FLetcher 4541 Page One Hundred Nine Our Ottice in BEXLEY First Federal serves Bexley Area with complete savings and Ioan facilities at 2450 E. Main lnsurecl Savings Loans on Homes Safe Deposii, Boxes You'll enioy the convenience of doing business with our Bex- Checks cashed ley office. You can obtain a loan to buy or remodel your home I . . . or receive an attractive rate on your savings. There's plenty T aVelel' 5 Checks ot parlring space . . . just drive inl U.S. Savings Bonds Night Depository BEXLEY OFFICE OPEN: Monday thru Thursday 9 to 3: Friday 9 to 6: Two Other Ottices . . . DOWNTOWN: 53 East s+a+e FIRST FEDERAL HILLTOP: 2369 West Broad SAVINGS Page One Hundred Ten CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I954 PRESTON COOKE 8: CO. REALTORS Esfablished I876 MA 43OI 8 E. Broad SI'reeI Represenfing buyers and owners. of Bexley real esIa'Ie for over 38 years. Best in the land TAT THE FINEST IN ITALIAN FOODS PETE CORROVA AND SONS 3278 EAST MAIN STREET - DO. 0I2I U. S. ROUTE FORTY COLUMBUS. OHIO Page One Hundred Eleven CAPITAL CAP and wI1a'I' ii s+ands for- Caipifal Universily is dedicaled 'ro Ihe developmenl of The whole personalify. II is a place where young men and women m'ay prepare fhemselves for a variely of professions an-d vocalions in a Chris+ian environmenl, wifh desirable associafions, af moderafe cosl. If represenls four years of living in an almosplhere charged wilh Ihe advenlure of learning and +h-el Ihrill of parlicipalion. THE FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 8, I954 CURRICULUM: Liberal Arfs: Science, Teacher Training: Elemenfary, I-ligh School, Public School Music: Music: Business: Business Adminislra- lion: Secrefarial Training: Pre-Denlislryg Pre- Enqineering: Pre-Law: Nursing: Pre-Medicine: Social Service: Librarianship: Pre-Home Eco- nomics: Journalism: Pre-Theology: Parish Work. Applicafions for enrollmenf for subsequenl semes+ers may be placed on file Ihroughouf fhe year. For Catalogue. Appiicalion Papers, and Iuriher informaiion, wrifez OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS Capi+aI UniversiI'y, Columbus 9, Ohio Besl Wishes Io The BEXLEO Publication from A FRIEND Page One Hundred Twelve When your swee+ +oo+h lhinks of sweels Your wisdom loofh +hinlcs of WENTZ l+'s always fair wealher When good fellows gel logelher WENTZ PI-IHRMHCY A drug s'rore wifh drugs and Jrhe knowledge of compounding 'rhem Esfablished in I9I2 M45 Bexley Camera Co. THE DRIVE IN CAMERA SHOP Developing - Prinfing - Enlarging Cameras - Phofo Supplies - Repair 273l E. Main S+. DO. 7400 Page One Hundred Thirteen CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I954I WALTER R. UN TINU0 LJSSN ni ISM 5 I U REAL ESTATE SALES and RENTALS I75 Soufh High Sfreei' Sales MA 0325 Renfals AD 9847 PERSI-IA ELECTRIC Complimenis STEPHEN M. I-IALLIDAY EIec'rricaI Coniraciors 84 Engineers Represeniing 7I N. Washingion Ave. Columbus I5, Ohio T CA. 4-I333 DO. 3728 ADVERTISING Complimenis The Superior Die Tool ci Machine Co. I432 Parsons Avenue Besi' Wishes Io The CIass of I954 I544 C Freor - Gimre LEVELAND AVE. WA 3060 One Hundred Fourteen My many 'Thanks +o +he faculiy and s+uden+s for +heir cooperafion in making +his yearbook one of BEXLEY'S FINEST. ROBERT E. PARKER Parker Photographs PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE '54 BEXLEO! Courfeous Servige AD 5747 THE HARRIS COMPANY Opticians 1660 I06 East Broad Columbus, Ohio BEAVERS CS HORN MARKETS Qualify and Economy wifh Servic E. Main S12 l565 N. Fouri' FA 3 I I 5 WA 3 I5 I S Page One Hundred Fifteen FHR EEST RESTHURHNT 28OI Eas'r Main S+reeI' Known from coasf Io coasf for ExceIIen'r Chinese-American cuisine Air-condifioned LEE ROSS Says: See me af ROSS CLEANERS X xx X INDUSTRIAL STEAM COALS 2700 EAST MAIN STREET COLUMBUS 9. OHIO OFFICE DO. 24-I4 WILLIAM H. HARTMAN RESIDENCE EV. 9I74 Page One Hundred Sixteen Your Friendly Chrysler-Plymouth Dealers WOOD-NESBITT, INC. 6ll Easl' Broacl Slreel' MA 5485 MCCLURE-NESBITT MOTOR CORP. l505 Easl Main Slreel' FA lll2 Mary Conracl Specializing in Your Besl' Buy is al' N ND ORRECTWE FASHIO A C . Seckelrs CORSETRY 2472 Easl' Main Sfreef l24 EAST BROAD ST. Do I 5767 MAlN 4-,ll COLUMBUS l5, OHIO ug as T. E. DAVIS Qualify Foods 675 E. BROAD ST. S. S. Pierre Exclusive Famous Names in SPORTS EQUIPMENT and SPORTS WEAR The Sportsman 2468 Easl Main S+. DO-9900 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Iohr1son's Reel Ice Cream Page One Hundred Seventeen Bexley Mercury Sales - Service - Paris Famous for Delicious lce Cream and Slwerbels Your Easr Side Mercury Dealer 2728 E. Main Sl. DO 00l4 2936 E. MAlN DO 4588 EASTMOOR Pharmacy DO- I 572 2946 Easi' Main S+. Columbus, Ohio James 34 Main Barber Shop 737 S. JAMES RD. Besr Flalrops in Town Free Parking HOURS 9:00 A. M. - 7:00 P. M. I-IUGES DRY GCDODS Bexley Gill and Toy Srore 537 S. Drexel DO 7035 84 So. 4l'h Sheer Corner Sfafe knack The Florisl' AD l2OI We are as close lo you as your Telephone. AMOS S. MAIN BEXLEY'S RED HEADED PLUMBER We Specialize in Plumbing and Hearing Repair 2673 E. Main Bexley, Ohio DO 94l4 DO 53ll Complimenls of A FRIEND Page One Hundred Eighteen Telephone MAin 452l Icme Rumberqer SHOP FOR WOMEN I46 Easl' Broad S'rreIe'I Columbus I5, Ohio BEXLEY-ZETTLER HARDWARE CO. Hardware - Painfs - Glass Plumbing Supplies Phone: DO 9622 2527 Easl Main Slreel MARK O. KERSCI-IBAUM, Mgr. Bates Flowers-by-Pnre FLORISTS INC. 3I Norfh Nelson Rd. Columbus, Ohio FAirlax 3I55 SUEDE CIIIIIII I JACKETS o COATS o DRESSES CALLANDER CLEANING CO. 2aIa E. MAIN STREET CALL DO. 0666 EV B776 Pickup and Delivery BROAD-NELSON CLEANERS FINEST IN DRY CLEANING PRESSING AND AI.1'ERA'rIoNs 29 N NELSON ROAD CQLUMBUS OHIO COOK FURNITURE 84 APPLIANCE CO. 2862 E. Main SI. Phone DO 4949 FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION EMILE H1-LIRDRESSERS 2679 E. Main Slreel' FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL DO 55II 'l'l-IE Il-IOP 2352 Easl Main Bexley NOW SHOWING OUR WONDERFUL COTTONS BROADMOOR MARKET 352I E. Broad Sf. DO 2924 QUALITY FOODS OPEN EVENINGS Page One Hundred Nineteen BALDWIN 81 SOURS 83 Soufh High Sfreef HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT and MATERIALS Good for young and oId. Our 6+h season on fhis corner. The besf frozen dairy desserf fresh from freezer fo you. Ouarfs, pinfs, sundaes, cones, efc. We hope fo see you soon QUEEN-Cor. Chelsea 8: Main Tom Benucx Inc. TOWN and COUNTRY MEN'S SHOP OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 3766 E. Broad Sf. Phone DO 3766 Bexley Marathon Service Bexley's Friendly Sfafion A safisfied cusfomer is our besf adverfisemenf. JIM NICHOLSON, Mgr. DO 037I 25I6 E. Main IUNIOR BAZAAR I 2974 E. Broad Sfreef The Apparel Shop for Prefeen and Teen Girls Page One Hundred Twenty Lei' us solve your Real Esfafe problems. If you wish Io buy or sell call us. We specialize in Bexley and Easf side. 3I years of saIisfac'I'ory service in 'Ihis secfion. We will fake care of I'her insurance on your JENSEN CLEANERS 2996 Easf Main SI'reeI' properfy. DO I I66 I. C. JACKSON - Realtor 27I9 E. Main DO 4586 VITAGOLD HAWAIIAN B E R L I N - W O L F PINEAPIPLE PRODUCTS WALTER ENGLISH COMPANY CAN NED FOODS COLUMBUS, on-no OLDSMOBILE, INC. I385 WEST BROAD ST. COLUMBUS 8, OHIO SALES and SERVICE RA 84-4I SECKEL'S MARKET 3I53 E. Main S+. DO IOI I Columbus 9, Ohio Always Qualify Foods and MeaI's Page One Hundred Twenty-one COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAKE SHOPPE Complimenfs of U. S. CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CORP. I288 Oak S+. FA 7349 Carolyn Nite Club Home of Ihe Rusfy Bryanf Band BEST WISI-IES, CLASS OF '54 A FRIEND CONNELL'S BEXLEY GREENHOUSES 2385 Easf Main Sfreei' DO 457I FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Besf Wishes From GREEN LAWN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION founded I848 EDWARD N. SLOAN Sec'y-Gen. Mgr. 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