Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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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

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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.