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SMITH Xb .K Q who has brought liight into many lives, we respectful y dedicate ,this book. ' e o o I M 4 Page Six dministration flif R. E. KESSLER DR. E. D. IARVIS C. W. JONES Director of Superintendent Principal Business Affairs Board of Education WALTER ENGLISH HUGH H. BONE DAVID H. SHAWAN MRS. ROBERT GREEN MRS. SHELDON MANN Vice-President President ' Sara M. Amos Mary Squier Bethel Russell Boring Mrs. Amos, M.A .... University of Michigan . . . teaches English, speech, and journalism . . . TORCH adviser . . . If not a teacher, would like to travel around the world and maybe go to the moon. Miss Bethel, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches typing and ofhce practice . . . If not a teacher, would like to be a foreign correspondent for the U.N. Mr. Boring, M.A .... Capital University . . . teaches biology . . . Visual Aids supervisor . . . If not a teacher, would like to travel around the world. Miss Bruce, M.A .,.. Glasgow University, Glasgow, Scotland . . . teaches English . . . Y-Teen and assistant cheerleaders adviser . . . Secret ambition-to he an intrepid explorer in South America. Miss Close, B.S .... Ohio State University . . . teaches social studies . . . Cheerleaders adviser . . . Prom Co-chairman . . . Secret ambition-to be a cowgirl in the wild west. Mr. DuFfey, M.A .... Ohio State University and Miami University . . . teaches physical education, industrial arts, and engineering drafting . . . If not a teacher, would establish a hardware store. Mr. Field, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches history, geography, and mechanical drawing . . . If not a teacher, would like to farm or anything that would keep him out of doors. Miss Gallogly, M.A .... University of Wisconsin . . . Librarian . . . Book Club adviser . . . secret ambition-to study law. Mr. Gibhoney, M.S.S .... Notre Dame and Fordham University . . . teaches Latin and English . . . Hi-Y adviser . . . tennis coach . . . If not a teacher, would take an educational tour of Europe. Mrs. Grimsley, M.A .... Hiram University and Kent University . . . teaches drarnatics and English . . . If not a teacher- Well, I can't imagine being anything other than a teacher. , f' , 3 ' Albert W. Field Lula A. Gallogly Joseph Gibboney Page Seven Janet Bruce Maridean Close Robert M. Duifey Juliet Grirnsley ' Page Eight Charles Hoel Ralph M. Howell Mr. Howell, M.A. . . . Ohio Eileen Manly Mr. Mazarak, B.S .... Ohio millionaire. Iohn Mazarak W Eff 'ulfwpw ggi in Z?a? at3iM regll2ll,ll2, z . m-M . .'5f.F - r t.-, :J ' 'f' 4 5 S - at .. 2333-as -. s , . W S - were aefI'31s,5it:.:'E22:1k5 t www ' 'l 4-4 - .wr : . ' -.1 :sg ...-.- ,,.,.,,m . . .tt .., . , ..m,r,qr5,5 . ..., , .M.- . . www-W- ,L 41 .,?eg. L fk 'g'1jv,'fgK4f',x5g . ..i,.,.1e . fwts r.f.w,,5g.5Q J Q srfigigiilfs l .MS 'V f.. oilnil , , 'Si Trola McCurdy C. Robert Myers Mrs. Manly, R.N .... White Cross Hospital . . . Nurse . . . Secret ambition-to become a famous bridge player. Martha Liefeld Margaret Love Mr. Hoel, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches biology and physics . Secret ambition-to own a large greenhouse. State University . . . teaches French and history . . BEXLEO and French Club adviser . . . If not a teacher, would withdraw to the Canadian woods with his family, fish to his heart's content, and finish his book. Mrs. Liefeld, M.A .... Capital University . . . teaches Spanish . . . Spanish Club adviser . . . If not a teacher, would just get into an airplane and travel about the world Miss Love, B.S .... Ohio State University . . . teaches physical education and health . . . G.A.C. adviser . . . Secret ambition-to become an expert Hsherman, spend winters in Florida and summers in Michigan. ' State University . . . teaches instrumental music . . Music Club adviser . . . Secret ambition-to play in a symphony orchestra. Miss McCurdy, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches English . . . Y-Teen adviser . . . Secret ambition--to become a writer. Mr. Myers, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches English and vocal music . . .'Music Club adviser and Prom Co-chairman . . . Secret ambition-to become a Mr. Nonnemacher, A.B .... Eastern State College . . . teaches government and history . . . assistant football and head baseball coach . . . If not a teacher- Ive never thought of anything else but being a coach and teacher. Mr. Owen, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches personal tgping, business training, bookkeeping, and physical education . . . assistant football, ead track and swimming coach . . . Secret ambition-to become a physician. Clarence Nonnemacher Russell C. Owen ' Page Nine . as ' X Harold Ridenour Robert T. Ringer John F. Schacht Carlton H. Smith Mr. Ridenour, B.S .... Ohio State University . . . teaches mathematics, biology, and physical education . . . reserve basketball coach and assistant track coach . . . If not a teacher, would be retired. Mr. Ringer, M.A. . . . Bowling Green University . . . teaches driver education . . Secret ambition-to become a veterinarian. Mr. Schacht, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches advanced mathematics . . . If not a teacher, would take up engineering. Mr. Smith, M.S .... University of Minnesota . . . teaches chemistry . . . head basket' f ball and golf coach . . . Secret ambition-to practice law in the state of Ohio Mr. Swinehart, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches algebra and health . . . assistant football and basketball coach . . . If not a teacher, would travel through the f United States and farm between trips. Dana N. Swinehart Mr. Tenwalde, M.A .... Bowling Green University . . . teaches mathematics . . head football and wrestling coach . . . Secret ambition-to practice dentistry. Miss Thomas, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches social science . . . Dean of Girls . . . Y-Teen adviser . . . If not a teacher, would be a representative for a travel bureau. Mr. Tipton, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches government, economics, and salesmanship . . . Dean of Boys . . . Student Council adviser . . . If not a teacher, would study law in California. Mr. Trivella, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches art . . . Art Club adviser . . . Secret ambition-to become a curator of a gallery and open an antique shop. Miss Wylie, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches Latin and English . . . Latin Club and F.T.A. adviser . . . Secret ambition-to become an astronomer and take a trip into outer space. Harold Tenwalde v. ' Y T Marion Thomas L Harold V. Tipton , Ralph H. Trivella Opal L. Wylie .W ' Betty Harris Bill Betz 'w A,-. ld! 'Ci Freshman study hall ,,,f' ,.ll a.q-- Lost freshmen I 71' , 1 a gtk Lt if Nancy Harring Tanny Feerer fl, ily 29 l 2 , lin-7. ima vtifewzg. f - Will there be trophies in our future? Steve Tuckerrnan Larry Ritter erry Mechling Andy Tsitouris Magister Gibboney docet Latinuz Page Elev light out of darkness Freshmen H I Back row David Addison Carol Baas Robert Ballanger Ralph Barnebey Fred Barry Larry Bauerle Gerald Bauman Walk gl. Front row Danny Beggs Paul Bender Marjorie Berg Bill Betz Melissa Blanton Amy Blue Marcia Blue unuli' 3'Y'ifL f' Back row Marlene Blum Carol Booth Linda Born Bill Bornstein Eileen Brodsky 1 Ricky Brooks 1 Ben Buckner Merrily Butler Front row Carolyn Casto Dick Clark Charles Clarke Marian Cohen Jim Curl Harriet Davidorf Donna Davis Randy DeVere Back row Steve DeVoe Ronnie Dolinger Stan Downey Dan Dozer Bob Droz Ellen Drum Eddie Durham Jann Eicher Front row Frank Eiferman Tom Elsass Jackie Estes Tanny Feerer Judy Feinstein Paul Fleming Fred Folsom Susan Fomian ACI-I of us has a guiding light which year after year bursts forth to cast its radiance on our new and various life experiences. These situations may be ones that baffle or others that aid us to better understanding. Regardless. of their effect, We have gained fresh Wisdom and foresight which will indeed serve as an asset. Speaking of a guiding light, ours has brought us together from many different schools and areas. Some of us have come from far awayg others from schools very nearby like Montrose, Maryland, and Cassingham. Back row Jerry Friedman Michael Friedman Steve Gallen Dick Glas Marilyn Goben Alice Goler Bill Goldberg Front row Joe Graham Bev Greene Lynn Grundstein Susan Gurevitz Beau Hamer Diane Handler Nancy Harrington Back row Betty Han-is Bob Hart Marcia HeH3erman Dave Helmick Mark Herman Bob Hill Iaynee Horwarth Judy Holt Front row Bill Hoyer Niki I-luling Bill Isaac Dave Iapikse Carole Iolliife Nancy Judson Colman Kahn Linda Kaufman Back row George Kirk Marianne Kilpatrick 35 vet 5 Joan Klopfer 4 Michael Kravitz K Andrea Kushner kia David Lane Terry Lane L2 Timmy Lane .1- Front row Dianne Lattimer Jerilyn Lazear Bary Leeman Cheri Leeman Nelson Lehman Ronnie Leukart Ronnie Levin Phil Levine This year another desired goal was reached, an experience fulfilled, for we have at last become high school freshmen. This 'bears with it new responsibilities for which others in the past have attempted to prepare us. Last year in junior high school we had our own school yearbook and paper. The Cub and Beacon, the names of these two works respectively, taught us a great deal which will indeed profit us throughout our high school days. Scholastic ability, citizenship, and extra-curricular activities were among the factors taken into Wiimgwnwvw K ll I-Qaww.. ,.c-..fsww1l1 HS il!!! 'mamma Back row wgfg Mimi Levison A Leslie Levitt gg Sharon Liberman X ' f Doug LoeHfler Charles Lynch Cheryl Margulis Grant Masson 1 'li V Front row 3 l Judy Mathless George McCloy Sam McGavran Susan McNaughton ' A - 1, jerry Mechling ' V vf'fkE2' ! Vince Mercurio E ' f W H , Carol Monroe . J' in :Li x 3 I H a N1v YF., 'A Back row Mike'Neal Lynne Niermeyer Holliday Partsch Marilyn Poth Tex Pritchett lim Quisenberry Barbara Rall Prank Reed Front row Sharon Reich Ellen Reuss Tom Reynolds Bob Richards Jim Ringer Larry Ritter Linda Ritter Bill Robinson Back row Ivan Romanoff Ronnie Roselle Sammye Rothman Donnie Ruben Billy Ruben Ian Sagett Nancy Samson Carole Schaaf John Schacht Front row Saundra Schechter Bonnie Schilling Sandra Schorr Jeff Schwartz Sherry Shamansky Stephen Shell Norm Sher Steve Shkolnik consideration in choosing members for Laurel Club, our junior high honor society. We understood that not everyone could be acceptedg nevertheless We tried to do our best with the ideals of Laurel Club in mind. What lies ahead? So far, we have begun to become a part of not only the work, but also the activities of Bexley hig-h school. One of our first projects as a class was that of constructing a float for Homecoming. Our theme was These Are My Jewels and even though it didnlt win, we had fun preparing it. Back row Robert Shaw Bruce Siegel Debbie Siegel Dick Silverman Warner Simpson Carolyn Smith Mildred Snyder Marlene Solomon Bev Solove Front row Carole South Charles Spaulding Lona Spencer Connie Stebelton Charles Stevens Myra Stevens Nancy Stewart Bob Stine Back row Barbara West Cynthia Westerman Mike Widdis Sharon Wiggins Joan Wile Phillip Williamson Cary Wilson Mellanie Wiseman Judy Woodyard Front row Walt Wynd Sue Yardley Bernard Yavitch Corky Zacks Rita Zeff Debbie Zelizer Irene Zelko Ellen Ziskind asia J fix inaimiuniniil i3HD'iH -in , ' 1 331 , llllfi, LIS . , 1 ll 3 'V' U We 2 QB cf l .s Q I - . 1 ' -A nr 1 M lr' 'F If ' 1 rv' if Y Back row John Stolzenbach John Strahm Diane Stropes Polly Taylor Barbara Tennebaum Bruce Tennebaum Carol Thall Terry Thall Martin Tobin Front row Patty Troyer Andy Tsitouris Steve Tuckerman Mary Tulley Joe Ullery Barbara Volosin immy Wacker arbara Weiner le There is much for us to look forward to in the rest of our high school life. The next years will be awaited with 'great anticipation. Being new in a school of course presented its problems. Aiding us to overcome these was our class advisor, Mr. Ben Tenwalde. eff-1,-J, Z my .sz ' 11 eases Our class ofhcers were Sam McCavran, presidentg Ellen Ziskind, vice-presidentg and Nancy Samson, secretary-treasurer. r Judy Bone Patty Lutzy iii? Carol Davis Barbie Daines ,N to SUCCESS It may not be sufficient, but it's neces- sary, says Mr. Schacht WTAE? pn Melodie Belles E f 3:-s 2'-wnfwewe 'W A. , I D5 Z Y -,4 W dstiesmn 5- li ef gl MDE, ,, i. S L Q is 5? 5 fs 'S Q g T2 S 4 M W 1 Q . W ' ,f 'y'-Q First on the license list Steve Glick, Ronnie Culbertson, Tom Tussing Bonnie Woodruff sells Bexley buttons to Barbara Wiener, Pau Neal, Wes Rosenthal enter into the paths of light Page Seventeen Sophomores f . as fx Q4 24711 mi'- Page Eighteen Buck row Nancy Sue Albin Wendy Alexander Steve Arnold Chris Avren Fritz Baas Bebe Baird Mike Bauerle Front row Marie Benskey David Blakeslee 1135arbieBBlose lo et Gletiin Bllgme Q , Judy Bone Jerry Boster ll Back row Sally Bowers Aileen Brenner Ellen Brooke Sandy Bruney Eva Cain Larry Cain Gayle Caplan Don Coe L' Front row Darlene Cohen Diane Cohen Bob Congrove Ron Culbertson Barbara Daines Carol Davis james Davis Back row Linda Davis Tom Davis Ellen Dawes Darianne Dick Carter Dickens Iohn Dickey Janice Drumm Barbara Duffey Front row Gail Dunavent Bob Edmister Gayla Eells Ellen Eisenberg Judson Elliot Larry Felsenthal Dina Flaum E ENTERED our freshman year feeling unsure, not knowing exactly what was aheadg for there was at that time only a dim glimmer of light illuminating our way into the activities of Bexley High School. However, it was not long until most everything was made manifest to us and we assumed our part as students in this school. Now the light has expanded brightly, for we are sophomores and through our past experiences have gained new insight into our responsibilities and the roles we are to play. K :-- Back row X f' Doug Fleckner I Dave Folsom E Dave Friedman David Fritsche Ann Fuellhart Gail Garves Kay Gearhart Eddie Gerhold Front row Don Gishler Glick ., Gloyd I Godofsky , Gold Goldfarb Goodman Steve sf 'gif C3I'0l oyce Sonia Gwen Eddie wmv, Page Nineteen Back row Tom Graham Irwin Haas Jeffrey Haas Sharon Hamrick Mickey Hanover Henry Hansberger Dolores Harmon Jim Haunty Front row Alfred Hawraney Linda Held Susan Herrmann Barbara Heurich Bill Hewitt Judy High Carol Hoehn lllq--di ,Zelda-1135 with if Back row Dave Hilleary Dave Hoover jack Homberger Irene Humphrey Bill Hunter Nancy Hurwitt Bert Iapikse Front row Mickey jordan Janice Katz Sheila Kearns Kathy Kienzle 2 fl, Pat Kline V Pam Lane Sam Lane We have tried to fit into the diilerent phases of high school lifeg for instance, in attempting to maintain a satisfactory scholastic average. Our class has also certainly contributed its share of participants in sports such as football, swim- ming, track, tennis, and others. Of course, there is keen competition among classes as Homecoming arrives and we each construct a Hoat to be judged. This year, the theme for our float was 'iBen's Stairway to Success. We did not 5156?- Page Twenty Back row Sharon Levine Steve Levitt Steve Levy Barbara Loos Hud Luby Joann Lutz Patty Lutzy Fred Mann Sandra Mellman Front row Mike Mercurio Barbara Michaelson Bob Moore Tom Morris Dick Morrow Stanley Myers Sam McCandlish Stan McCloy Back row Eddie Reeves Bill Rogers Mark Rosen Nina Rosen Andy Ross Susan Ross Gerry Rush Front row Jim Schomaker Francis Seagle Marsha Seligson Howard Schlezinger Phyllis Schlonsky Glenda Schottenstein fs:-1:26 K Back row Joyce McLaughlin Barton Nedelman John Offenberg Linda Ohmer Barbara Paine Marvin Paine Jeff Papier Carolyn Park Sandra Petzinger Lowell Phillips Sandy Pollock 4 V' V Front row F. .2-iii, Ann Polster Louis Polster Sandy Polster Bob Quisenberry Bill Rader win the contest, but 'we shall still cling to the old adage of lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Raising money from various means is important to our class treasuriesg for We all try to build up a large enough amount so that by our junior year we have enough to finance the junior-senior prom. Among other things this year, we had concessions at the baseball games and also sold Bexley buttons. Members of our class have distinguished themselves in a number of Ways. Among them are Gayla Eels, who won the American Legion Essay Contest from our class, and Judson Elliot, who took vi Back row Jane Staker Geoffrey Stem Floyd Stolzenburg William Suouse Steve Thomas Kay Tilley Bruce Topolosky Alice Topy Front row Arlene Topy Richard Traa Susan Truax Tom Tussing Ina Valcov Rita Waldman Robyn Wasserstrom ewguewmsmmnsumnmusunii ai' mg iwuannefmnnulgfnlhna ' Awmmanwwmwanpnu as - -,armmalrllvln H mm Qmiriifamrws I manwsssswf 1335 is ,W -'Big 5 Q memnwsu 'lw,sfm!l5,,ay-Laiwnmwai 5. grit? Shiv' 'J Q5 l1iL-, ,mm I Y igi r 5 Page Twenty-one Back row Gretchen Schultz Iudy Shell Bill Shenk Babs Sher Carole Shusterman Evy Simon Bonnie Simons Front row Bob Slane Lester Slobin Steve Smilack Jane Smith Mike Snyder Dan Sorkowitz Sally Spencer Back row Rodney Wasserstrom Dan Webster Cheryl Weis Linda Weissenbach Lynne Whetstone Jessie Wile Judy Wile Front row Tom Williams Walter Willie Louanne Willis Ruth Ann Willson Larry Wolf Bonnie Woodruff part in activities at Fred Waring's Music Workshop. Bert Iapikse was given the honor of attend- ing the Boy Scout Iamboree held in Europe. For his friendly counseling, we are grateful to our class advisor, Mr. John F. Schacht. Leading our class as oiiicers were Fred Mann, presidentg Howard Schlezinger, vice-'presidentg and Sandy Pollock, secretary-treasurer. if www WP li 44 N R , X 131,33-'1 5 ,fmnfwggqfd Wig mf 'jlllg 5 S s 2 Q 3 E x 5 5 2 s 3 5 S 2 Q Z 5 i 2 Q X 3 2 E s 2 a Q E . 2 Z 5 5 s 5 2 s 2 3 2 E S E 5 2 5 5 Z 2 2 E 1 f 5 X S 3 1 E 3 5 2 s Q , z S X E Q s ks 1 2 1 5 2 3 2 E 2 E S1 3 i Z 1. Z S X s mwmwlwmmmmwmmvgmmmwwwmnmiwwfwzmmmfwfmmmwmummmMmmmmmmmwmwfmmwwmwmw,wwmmmxmwmwn4avmf1qaag: wumnmmwmwwraamcwzwfm mwwwmwwwm Back row Fred Abel Stan Ackley Betsy Addison Skip Amburn Cail Armbruster Bob Babbitt Jane Baldwin Front row Bob Barry Patsy Belt Jack Bernstein Doug Bloomfield Allan Blue Bob Boren Tim Bradford Back row Myra Brahms Dave Brandt Barton Brier Dave Bright Eloise Buker Ron Butterfield Kenny Chasin Front row Rita Clark Fred Collins gtiyecglomer o Candy CTS: Boyd Crall Nadine Cruz it .tiff Back row Steve Daniels john Dennis Miriam Dombirer Jerry Doss Preston Downey Jule Durschnitt Front row Jill Edmonds Midgie Egnor Ron Erkis Kay Essex Elaine Felner Lynn Fishman S THE sun's rays shed light on many objects, so the talents and interests of this year's junior class are dispersed widely in varied fields. Our purpose is not only to acquire knowledge through school Work, but also to learn by delving into other activities offered to us. Although we may read in books about different parts of our world, from towns and cities nearby to 'far away lands across vast oceans and miles of terrain, nothing can compare to actually seeing these Back row Becky Gebhart Davida Gersten Mike Gertner Janet Giese Simone Goodman Barbara Graham Front row Phyllis Haas Lee Hamilton Sharon Hanover Michael Hardesty Marilyn Hays Ruth Held Jean Henkin Back row Harry Kooperstein Karl Kumler Petie Kurtz Gay Landrum Kenny Laudenbach Bob Lentz Front row David Lessem Rick Levinson Dick Loos Suzanne Lynch Sandra MacDowell WP' Back row Andy Holstein Steve Houck Chuck Hudson Albert Ikenberg Barry Ingram Judy Iones Front row Norma Kahn Barbara Kanter Margie Katz Judy Kavanaugh Jef-li Kent jim Keyes Larry Kerr I, .n wp f countries and securing more knowledge and understanding of the people who live there. Several members of our class have visited such places. Lynn Fishman and Brooks Westsvater toured Europe. Brooks was even excused from second semester exams because he was abroad at the time. When We were freshmen, four members of our class vvon letters for athletic achievement. These letters were given to Bob Babbitt, Karl Kumler, Dick Penn, and Rick Thatcher for baseball, track, football, and swimming respectively. Back row Marsha Main Bill Malloy Ruth Mangus Sandra Marks Evelyn Mayer Jim Merkle Front row Carol Michaelson Mickey Monroe Carol Moore Lindley Murray Warren McLane Dick Nafzger Back row Shirley Nethers Nancy Nettles Bob Newell Susan Office Paul Ogan Stuart Oppenheimer Front row Mary Orr Danny Paine David Parsons Polly Patton Dick Penn Louis Polster Us' Back row Arlene Pressman Al Pruden Sally Reynolds Becky Riggs Harvey Robbins Ned Roberts Front row Stan Rosenfeld Arlene Rosenthal Wes Rosenthal Linda Ross Jennie Rousch Melly Russell However, sports and traveling were not the only activities which held our interests, but also those of art and music. For a clever and well drawn cartoon, Lynn Schomaker was successful in winning first prize in the tuberculosis contest. An interest in music and singing can be shown by the fact that .lane Baldwin and 'loan Williams spent a very enjoyable time at Fred Waring's Music Workshop in Pennsylvania. We have tried to raise money through different projects for the prom which is to be given at the Back row Mary Scheiderer J S h f Lttnng Schlomaker W Jeff Schottenstein Jordan Schottenstein Benny Seagle Fred Shafer Front row Bonnie Sher Don Shkolnik Leonard Smith Sally Snider Jack South Regina Stein Back row Front row ., ,, , Back row Dave Zimpfer David Williams Joan Williams Jean Willoughby John Willson Judy Wood Linda Woodruff Front row Janet Wulber Stan Yenkin Carolyn Young Judy Zelizer Renee Zelizer Jerry Zuravsky 1 Nancy Strickler Bob Swedlow Rick Thatcher Elaine Thomas Jerry Tops' Carol Tuthill Linda Urton Linda Varley Charles Volosin Barry Warfield Dick Warner Gretchen Wegener Brooks Westwater F 2 ., sg ,- -. st,-f, v 3 l l ,. U Jig. V st. gkafggff sf C5 any end of our junior year. Dances, a bake sale, and concessions at some of the games have been among these projects for earning money which We hope will enable us to give a memorable prom. Thanks are due to our advisors for their help and guidance. Junior class advisors this year were Miss Maridean Close, Mrs. Martha Liefeld, Mr. C. Robert Myers, and Miss Opal Wylie. Class officers chosen by us were Fred Shafer, president, Jane Baldwin, vice-president, and Jill Edmonds, secretary-treasurer. f Q ff K 4 is f VV' +85 'E . V is Q 1 w as J 3 .73 i A g . v fin Q r gg ig . ,Q-lil '-Q --ff 'ef-f . 2 Qsk, We Mg K: 7 :gg may ' A5 EHPHWIZS 'Q - . , 5 1. Emi X ,Q . 21? ' ?3ki'fh?A- : . ilfliifik? X 75 ' 1 ' iiwwr- - s F ' agesiizlf' f f mis. fi g' l l iii PgT ty light once kindled spreads until all is luminous men Gnu-117 Wm,-Prasralswf sz-41-rrmfli Q- -- - 1. -HAT.all-Viifwfif'f swrr aunmf Qmsmfffff s s wi 1+-1 K2 'if 'A , 3 .g , .S is 5853 Q, saw Q. f . i Aff sf-1' S to c, Treas , k Z : i f Qaixv Vg iiis gm -. f M fg , i V- Q, w g, s is -Q in is ffl'-,'l N s 1 s i f' u T sill?-'-9 i w' WE EW 1, f f 0 5 'V Slbll 'g y Seniors ' , ww fl lllsfsl in VU TOM ADDISON Rather quiet, rather shy, lout all in all he's a first rate guy. Judy 3, 4 . . Spider . . . Burnie's House . . . You don't know what youlre missing, Burrissln . . . Dimes in Order . . . I can't, you guys, 1'm going to Bone's . . . C.B.S.G .... H.C.G. . . . Hamburger Bowl . . . Every Nighters . . . pet peeve: people who are late. Spanish Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Tennis 2, Track 3. ROBERT P. AINSWORTH Although vanquished he could argue still. Bob . . . Raftriders . . . big sister Betty . . . Every Nighters . . . Slide Rule ,Boys . . . Ardmore Army . . . Grilled Cheese Open . . . Florida or Bust . . . . . . Hamburger Bowl . . . Every Nighters . . . pet Hi-Y 2, 3, Varsity-B 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO Photographer 2, 3, Advertising Manager 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Harvard Award 3, Quill and Scroll. VVENDY MERLE ABRAMS When it comes to clothes she's right in style. Sister Andy . . . YO YO . . . crash!! . . . Sara's girls . . . ANDY'S . . . L.C .... 12:2O? . . . Straight Arrow . . . Gee Arf, are you excited? . . . Three Sinny's . . . Yellow Rose, President . . . A-Z . . . Till when, Diana? . . . Dayton?? French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, TORCH 1, Chorus 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2, National Thespian Society. FRED PAUL ABRAMSON True to his work, his word, his friends. Suddenly it's 1960 . . . L-30-A . . . big sisters Sylvia and Marcia . . . Derf . . . Pegasus . . . U.S.Y., Mr. Pres .... convention hangovers . . . HHey Curly! Are you picking me up?l' . . . Veebs love Crabbits . . . to Purdue? . . . dislikes pizza, Freddy, fastER cars. Spanish Club 2, Music Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. 'Gr Inq.. Mn f'lP6!L 4 iv:-,zrv CAROLYN ELIZABETH ANGELL To our class she's an added attraction, a lively girl with pep and action. Who am I? . . . After Six and Sunday Club . . . C.B.U .... Four Links, Secretary. - French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Book Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Golf 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Class Vice-President 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2, Bee-Hive, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, O.A.S.C. Convention 3, Workshop 4, Home- coming Attendant 4, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY ANN ANTHONY You like her hecause she's always herself. ' Shirl . . . June 10 . . . the prom . . . Remember our long talks, Dury? . . . lake parties . . . Burger Boy . . . The Shield . . . When Karen? . . . HA-23 . . . Youth Fellowship, Vice-President. Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Music Club 1, 2, 3. MARGARET ANN AVREN The happiest girl we ever knew, never feeling sad or lalne. Peggy . . . from CSt. Mary of the Springs 3 . . . little brother Chris . . . Bath Club gang . . I.N.A.J.D .... Anyone want to dance? . . . big sister Penelope . . . wise . . . cuz Judy . . . parties . . . because, because, because . . . N.P.A. . . . Burger Boy . . . twenty-two. French Club 4, Y-Teens 4, C.A.C. 3, 4. JAMES NICHOLSON BAIRD, JR. The Prince of Darkness is a gentleman. Nick...Big5...Sara'sboys...Wig... Q.B.A .... Dimes in Order . . . Red Dog's party . . . tough eleven . . . goodtimers . . . Ruggles . . . Pier . . . little sister Bebe . . . i'Did you get them, fatboy? . . . dislikes P.B.B .... Dayton?? Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, 2, Student Council 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2. ANNA LEA BARRY Let's alo or die. Troll . . . Four Links . . . the lon walk 4c7P+2s4P . . . our line . . . WSE .,.. Wild am 1? . . . After Six and Sunday Club. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Hockey 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, F.T.A. 4, Student Council 3, Chorus lg Choir 2, 3, 4, Cirl's Ensemble 4, The Curious Savage , National Thespian Society 4, Brigadoon. DARYL LYNNE BAXTER On her feet she's always light, her spirit gay and sparkling laright. A Darrell . . . the studio . . . Oh, my achin' feet! . . . C.H.L.T .... Sheridan Avenue Gang . . . Cot a problem, Barry? . . z love that red! . . . It's a Big Wide Wonderful World? Latin Club 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Literary Editor, Chorus 1, 2, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society 4, Brigadoon. n ,mr , .,,, yy, DANFORTH E. BALL III A little nonsense now and then is relished by the hest of rnen. Dan . . . electronics . . . 25-89362 . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . Forest Davis . . . What, me worry? . . . Oscar . . . C-16870 . . . hi-li . . . No, I'm not deaf! . . . Worthington. Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 4, Sound System 3, 4, Time Out for Ginger , National Thespian Society. JULIA ANNE BALLANTYNE Easy to get along with, her gift is friendship. Julia, Julie, Judy . . . ll-1, P.A.K .... Sheridan Avenue Gang . . . bushwhack . . . 24W after . . . calorie conscious . . . remember, Daryl? . . . Southlander . . . sister Jackie, brothers Bill and Jim . . . Luther League . . . pet peeve: people who have pet peeves. Spanish Club lg Latin Club 4, Y-Teens l, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Music Club 2, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Choir 4. Page Thirty-two IANICE ANN BETKER Underneath her shyness, there is sincerity and kindness. Ian . . . little sister Arlene . . . B.B.C. . . . on the board . . . T.G.I.F .... Are you driving? . . . Roosevelt Junior High . . . Shelf Stretcher Riglzt and thirteen . . . pet peeve: slow people. RONALD BRUCE BLANK A lad of life. A.Z.A .... Pegasus . . . big boat . . . Bev . . . E-18821 . . . band trips . . . Light check, every- one-too bad, Sally! . . . little brothers Barry and Dennis . . . rightoo . . . still water runs stagnant . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Music Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DANA R. BRAY Eat, drink, and he merry, for to-morrow we will diet. Four Links . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... A-3's . . . Southlander . . . 3094 . . . '!Second streetlight on the left . . . S.C .... calorie conscious . . . B.B.B .... the unlucky threesome . . . pet peeve: noisy gum chewers . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Associate Editor, Chorus 1, 211 Choir 3, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO awar . C. STANTON BRIGHT Men of few words are the truest friends. Stan . . . from Yearling High School 3 . . . Don't talk about it, do it! . . . Melanie . . . forget it . . . no car . . . draw . . . Any time you're ready. Band 3, 4. GARY STUART BLOOM I don't know the tangent of X, hut I know a joke. Bwana . . . ham . . . C.B.H.S.G .... H.C.G. . . . Gallery Teens . . . cheerleader 4? . . . Y.F.T.L. . . . Pi . . . Black and Gold . . . Slide Rule Boys. French Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 45' Art Club 1, 2, Science Club 4, Football 3, Swimming 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus lg Choir 2, 3, 45 National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Star Songf' New Moong HYou Can,t Take It with Youg Down in the Valley. ' Trial by Jury , Brigadoon. RONALD IAY BRAHMS There was never a saint with red hair. Red . . . blue Monday . . . A.Z.A .... sisters Myra and Sandra . . . B-2394 . . . business . . . Not down again . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 2. BARBARA LYNN BURKERT Small, sweet, anal quick, she's a cute little trick! Bugs . . . black widow . . . Four Links . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... Who am 1? . . . T.L.L.M.O.M. . . . Europe . . . Winchester College . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . October 25, 1957 . . . B.B.B. . . . Bath Club . . . class honk . . . Hull's Retainer Corps 1, 2. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, President 4, Hockey Manager 2. SCOTT PHILLIPS BURNS He is great enough that he is his own master. Burnie . . . Raftriders . . . Wig . . . C.B.S.G. . . . H.C.G .... Dimes in Order. Hi-Y 2, Varsity-B 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All C.B.L. 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, District Champs 3, Co-Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Boys' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, 4, Student Court 3, 4, Chief Justice 4, Student Health Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Athletic Board 4, Buckeye Boy's State 3, Trial By jury, New Moon, Brigadoon. 13 'W' Page Thirty-three TINA BARBARA BRODSKY Honesty is the loest policy. Peanut . . . The Story of Tina . . . little sister Shorty . . . little tank . . . trips to Cleveland and Detroit . . . likes power steering . . . Fran, remind me to tell you about . . . Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Music Club 4, Time Out for Ginger, Student Director, National Thespian Society 4. LARRY RALPH BROWN A boy is, of all wild beasts, the most difficult to manage. Larry . . . Stub . . . 1 forget . . . Monty's Merc . . . Debbie . . . L.S.M.F.T .... goodtimers . . Dimes in Order . . . London . . . Sara's boys . . . California. Hi-Y 3, Varsity-B 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Swimming 2, 3. X 2 BRUCE DAVID BURRISS There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and activity. Bronco . . . B-6305 . . . Raftriders . . . Bruth . . . Dimes in Order, Secretary-Treasurer . . . G.B.S.G. . . . H.C.G .... Tom, is that your house? . . . Hamburger Bowl . . . Grilled Cheese Open winner . . . Every Nighters. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity-B 2, .3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Homecoming Escort 4. RICHARD LEE BUTLER Give me the outdoors and a sport to master. Dick . . . Hey Nate . . . Southlander . . . DeMolay . . . Tuxis, President . . . likes swimming, water skiing, ice skating, Eastrnoor . . . pet peeve: younger sisters . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1, 2, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Band 1, 2, The Curious Savage . 4-'91 ALLEN LEONARD CURL Come blow your horn, for without you the hand is forlorn. Curly . . . Babs . . . Nella . . . sax and clarinet . . . big sister Rhoda . . . the black and yellow . . . Elvis . . . Pegasus . . . Veebs love Crabbits . . . B-6435 . . . U.S.Y .... No, I thought you were driving, Abe . . . Stanwood Road gang . . . Dirty Five . . . to enter Case Tech. Spanish Club 1, Music Club 2, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. ROBERT WAYNE DAMERON There's danger lurking in them there eyes. Bob . . . Ann . . . 57 Rufling . , . supercharged '50 Ford . . . Hite's Hogs . . . Nice paint job, Neal! . . . T.S.H .... November 2, 1957 . . . Dimes in Order . . . Rim'er down to Cincinnati. Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity-B 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg Wrestling 45 Track 2, 3, 4, C.B.1... Champs 3. MIMI IUDITH CANOWITZ The very pink of perfection. Mim . . . big brother and little sister . . . Y.F.T.L., Secretary 3, 4 . . . At two, Bonnie . . . big deal Lucille . . . New York via Cleveland . . . Art School, C'est la vie . . . toy lady . . . the Hrm . . . AFT. French Club 3, 49 Latin Club 43 Y-Teens 3, 49 C.A.C. lg Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 TORCH 4, Art Editor, National Thespian Society 43 Brigadoon. MICHAEL PAUL CORDER True to his work, his word, his friends. Mike...Cordo...thane...HW-5... I'1l mark it wrong! . . . trips to Lake Erie . . . hobbies: Waterskiing, ice hockey . . . Stanwoojl Road gang . . . Luther League, President 2, . . . Stan's left iab . . . to enter Wittenberg. Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 43 Hi-Y 1, 4, Golf 1, 2, Wrestling 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus lg Choir 2, 3, 49 Boys' Ensemble 4, Trial By Jury. ROBERTA MAE DANCHIK She can because she thinks she can. Bobbie . . . 55-HD . . . sister Judy . . . YO-YO . . . crash!! . . . Straight Arrow . . . L.C. . . . 12:2O? . . . Louisville . . . obnoxious . . . Council- ettes . . . 2616 . . . 66, 88 . . . Sherry, remember L.T.N.T.A.D .... Y.F.T.L .... Mail Gang. French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 29 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 49 Dramatics Club 2, Music Club 1, 2, 3g BEXLEO 49 Chorus 1, 23 Choir 3. , STANLEY L. DOLINCER A quiet, faithful worker. Stan . . . Stan the man . . . Remington Road gang . . . little brother Ronnie . . . hobbies: collecting stamps and coins . . . likes steak and lemon pie . . . favorite subjects: economics and chemistry . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Track 2. DIANE LOUISE DOMBEY She walks in heauty, like the night of cloualless climes ancl starry skies. Larry . . . sister Saundra . . . top, miss, chip . , . Four Links, Treasurer . . . Michigan Moon . . . green . . . Who am 1? . . . Christmas Club. French Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Interclub Treasurer 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4: Cirls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheer- leader 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. LINDA SUE EISENMAN I say what I think, nothing more o-r less. Joe . . . Day Camp . . . Y.F.T.L .... Nifty . . . conclaves . . June 27, 1956 . . . dislikes pro- crastination . . . big brothers . . . trips to Athens . . . shhh, gossip buddy . . . Epper . . . picnics at Bluerock. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Chorus 1, Modem Dance Club 4, Oflicials' Club 4, National Thespian Society 4. IANICE ELAINE EWART Not a worry in the world has she, for she helieves in gaiety. Unice . . . Four Links . . . brother Bud . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... 4C7P+2S4P . . . S.C. . . Oh honestly! . . . B.R .... Lakeside . . . Four S's . . . 106 . . . MYF, Secretary 4 . . . Quest Club, Treasurer 3 . . , to enter Miami. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4. JOHN FISCHER Logic is logic, that's all I say. Sheridan Avenue gang . . . Say, whose house is the meeting at? . . . that's the wrong'word . . . Sure lady, I'm eighteen! Black and Cold . . . P.T.P .... Hey, it exploded! . . . No, I'ye got this theme to do . . . what I mean is . . . That's right, a head shrinkerf' Spanish Club 3, Science Club 4, TORCH 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, Wrestling 4, Quill and Scroll. DONALD ERICH ELSASS A man after his own heart. Don . . . Sass . . . little brother and sister . . . By golly, you're a dummy! . . . Southlander . . . 24Vz after . . . Hey Bud . . . pizza . . . I'l1 raise you! . . . O.S.U.-Iowa game . . . likes people who are on time and good grades. Latin Club 2, Science Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN YVONNE EMSWILER Why ask questions? I just have Skeeter . . . Neal 2, 3, 4 . . . T-7899 . . . morning phone calls . . . W.M.B.S.M.A .... sisters? Kay and Kathy . . . Charbert's . . . The Shield . . . We gonna eat out tonight, Kay? . . . Pataskala . . . Etna . . . October 15, 1955 . . . car buddies . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1Q,ChOIUS 1, 2, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4. Page Thirty-six OSCAR L. FLECKNER Napoleon wasn't a giant either. Fleck . . . Shoe Corporation of America . . . brother Doug . . . hearts . . . P.T.P. . . . Black and Gold . . . by golly . . . senior English bfaddies . . . You can't bring your mommy to cass. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 1, Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Central District Champs 2, C.B.L. Champs 2, National Honor Society 4. SHARON HOPE FREEDMAN Always true and faithful as can he. Sharon . . . red fire engine . . . A'It's 10:30, Shelly! . . . T.G.I.F.C .... homeroom buddies . . . studying OD Sylvia . . . maid of honor , . . Iune, 1958 . . . WTS . . . the iirm . . . trips to Chicago and Cincinnati . . . Yellow Rose . . . pet peeve: writing letters. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Book Club 3, 4, Vice'President 4, F.T.A. 4, TORCH 4, Chorus 1, 2. CAROL ANN GEARHART She who wants to sing will always find a song. G.M.I .... 4C7P-I-2S4P . . . North . . . sister Kay . . . Four Links . . . District W.F. secretary . . . music contest . . . W.F.N.A .... Brosing. Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Buckeye Girls' State 3, New Moon, Time Out for Ginger, National Thespian Society 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Brigadoon. ELIZABETH MARIE GIESE My own thoughts are my commandments. Betty . . . A-11180 . . . band trips . . . little sisters Jnet and Dorothy Ann . . . The Giese bus is now leaving . . . Iobies . . . The Shield, Secretary . . . homeroom buddies . . . Southlander . . . HLinda, how are things comin'? Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4. DONALD MERRILL FRIEDMAN Men of few wordsare the laest men. Don . . . little brother Dave . . . white buggy . . . A-3728 . . . home room buddies . . . l'Five in the car and one in the trunk . . . T.G.I.F.C. . . . Stanwood Road gang . . . Ding Dong School . . . pet peeve: back seat drivers . . . English themes . . . working boy . . . earlybird . . . Sunday after- noons. Spanish Club 1, 2, TORCH 3, 4. DONNA LEE FRY An artist to her finger tips. Chuck . . . the bridge . . . E-18492 . . . North- woods gang . . . Yea Biff! . . . April 5 . . . The Shield, President . . . horses . . . likes riding and bowling . . . New York trip . . . T.G.I.F.C. . . . summers at Nationwide . . . dislikes snobs . . . Quest Club 1, 2. Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 4, Art Club 4, Music Club 1, Chorus 1, BEXLEO 4, Art Editor, National Thespian Society 4. LARRY GOODMAN No pleasure ever lasts long enough. Linda . . . Goody . . . L.L.L .... August 1 . . . Veebs love Grabbits . . . Pegasus . . . big, bad Olds . . . little sister Simone . . . GA-GA . . . L-683 . . . M.W.G.T.S. Gayle . . . pet peeve: people who drive slowly. Football 2, Baseball 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Track 4. SUSAN VIRGINIA GRANAT There's language in her eye, her lip, her cheek. Idear . . . little brother Bob . . . third period . . . clank . . . Columbus Citizen Youth Page . . . j.I.C.O.H .... candy kisses . . . voodoo dolls and pins . . . I.aney's midnight telephone calls . . . thanks for the rides . . . TORCHery. French Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 4, Book Club 3, 4, TORCH 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Page Thirty-seven ELIZABETH ANN GIMRE Pretty and sweet in her dignified way. Ann . . . Bob . . . Michigan Moon . . . Gim . . . Is it lighter, Deb? . . . T.A.H.O.F.T. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, G.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Student Health Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Student Council 1, Class ViceaPresident 1, Class Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Choir 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, 3, National Honor Society 4. SUSAN MAE GLICK Beauty, hrains, and talent plus. Bill . . . brother Steve . . . W.S.Q .... Who am I? . . . After Six and Sunday Club . . . wilted roses. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Student Council l, 2, 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, 4, Class Cabinet l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 4 ROGER D. GRANT He has a kinol heart. Susan . . . drive-in's . . . Doctor Bop . . . '54 Merc . . . Burger Boy . . . N.E. Hall . . . likes girls, Weightlifting, and hunting . . . dislikes doubling, studying, and library. Wrestling 4. RICHARD WILLIAM GRIMM IVe have here a man, the kind we like to know. Dick . . Grimmo . . . likes Burger Boys, bridge, and sporting events . . . Bath Club . . . Vive la France . . . Southlander . . . Luther League . . . pet peeve: English themes. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Reserve C.B.L. Champs 3, C.B.L. Champs 4, Track 2, 3, Manager 2, C.B.L. Champs 3, BEXLEO 4, Business Manager, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Class Cabinet 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Trial By Iuryn: National Thespian Society, Brigadoon. LAWRENCE MORTON HARRIS Opinions cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for them. Harrie . . . A.Z.A., Prexy 4 . . . Denver . . . C.M.C.C .... little sister Cap . . . F.A. . . . U.S.Y .... Y.F.T.L .... likes jazz and water skiing . . . T.A.C. bowling chairman . . . hearts, 4 A.M. Spanish Club l, 35 Music Club 3, 4, Cabinet 45 Varsity-B l, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 TORCH 3, 45 Chorus l5 Choir 2, 3, 45 New Moon5 Down in the Valley5 Trial By Jury 5 Brigadoon. JAMES L. HEYDE How far that little candle throws its l1eams5 so shines a good deed in a naughty world. Jim . . . Linda . . . band trips . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . likes sports and music . . . VVho's driving? . . . pet peeve: English class . . . right quietly please . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 4. ALAN CHARLES HAHN At last, a conscientious worker. A1 . . . from Steubenville High 2 . . . A.Z.A. . . . Denver . . . T.A.C. Veep . . . Cassady Road gang . . . SH-31 . . . basketball, bowling, football at the Center . . . dislikes people who donit try . . . Ding Dong School . . . 1957 K.I.O. Convention . . . Vive La France. French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Baseball Statis- tician 35 TORCH 3, 45 Quill and Scroll. BARBARA ANN HARRIS There is not a moment without some duty. Sister Betty . . . OVFTY Veep . . . February to May . . . TT '56 . . . 18 . . . midnight munchers I wonit be in town! . . . mail gang . . . Navarac . . . and then came November. French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 35 C.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Book Club 3, 45 BEXLEO 4, Editorg National Honor Society 3, 45 High School Press Club of Central Ohio, President 45 Quill and Scroll. SANDRA MAE HIGH She smiles at life as life smiles at her. Sandy . . . Tam . . . sister Judy . . . 12-SV . . . from Lima High 1 . . . Who am I? . . . Christmas Club . . . Four Links . . . T.A.H.O.F.T. . . . 'tTi11 . . . Michigan Moon . . . Neal 3, 4, 5? Spanish Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 45 G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Class Cabinet 45 Music Club 25 Leaders' Club 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 The Curious Savage 5 National Thespian Society. FRANCES JANE HINKLE Always gay, sincere, and true. Janie . . . big sister Pat . . . entered 2 . . . Alone . . . Southlander . . . Hi 'ya Toni . . . Sheridan Avenue gang . . . medics of the U. S. Air Force . . . The Shield . . . Remember J. H. and N. K. on the Fourth . . . Quest Club 4 . . . sister Donnie. Spanish Club 35 Dramatics Club 25 Leader's Club 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4. GENE AUDRY HITE His car is his castle. Blown Ford convertible, fiberglass job . . . Rim'er down to Cincinnati . . . '57 RuHin . . . su arfoot 8 g . . . Don't knock the JV' . . . T.S.H .... Better get that exhaust system checked! . . . the '52. Chorus 1, Football 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY C. HOCKMAN Life without sports is not life. Sharon . . . big brother Tom . . . basketball trips . . . long Walk to school . . . blue devil . . . Wig . . . What are we going to do Saturday night? Hi-Y 3, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 4, All-C.B.L. 4, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, BEXLEO 4. SUSAN ANN HUNTER Life is full of fun, enjoy it with me everyone! Sue . . . Who am 1? . . . Q.B.A.F .... brother . . . P.C.B.B .... B.Q. Buddies . . . S.C. . . . A 3's . . . O.K. Jell . . . 30 in 20 . . . trip buddy Caro- lyn . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... Four Links . . . Hull's Retainer Corps 4. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, F.T.A. 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, TORCH 3, 4, Choir 4. SANDRA LEE JONES Give me the wide open spaces. Gunner . . . December 25 . . . Four Links . . . T.A.N.1.A.C .... B.Q. Buddies . . . trips to Napo- leon . . . 6:00 Club . . . P.U .... Who am 1? . . . 10:00 visits . . . big sister . . . long Weekends . . . short trips with McCarty. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Music Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girl's Ensemble 4, National Thespian Society 4, Brigadoon. SHARON KAY HOFF Good nature is one of her virtues. Rosie . . . Don . . . Blue Flame . . . school . . . P.S.B.M. let's go to the Burg . . . moving stumps . . . Buffs driving . . The Shield . . . T.C.1.F.C. . . . beaver . . . from Roosevelg 2 . . . Northwoods gang . . . Quest Club 2 . . . 'tWhat's the matter, are you nervous? C.A.C. 3, 4, Leader's Club 4, Art Club 3, 4. JANE AUSTIN HOWARD So much to do, so little alone. Peanut . . . Who am 1? . . . W.S.Q .... Christmas Club . . . L.H.A.S.P., Linda . . . 3 C's . . . Four Links . . . Bath Club . . . 4 eyes . . . big and little sisters Ann. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Secretary 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Page Forty KAREN LOUISE KAISER Never too busy to help a friend. Big brother Ted . . . lake parties . . . first and last times . . . we miss you Laurie . . . August 10 . . . !'Evcntually, Shirl!', . . . one of three . . . the prom . . . 27 and me! . . . Luther League . . . mouse . . . D?'s . . . Rose Bowl. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 3, 4, Art Club l, 2, 4, F.T.A. 4, Swimming 1, 2, BEXLEO 4, National Honor Society 4. ARLYNE ANN KANTER Though she's been with us only a year, we're awfully glad she was here. From Southwest High School, Kansas City, Mis- souri 4 . . . YO-YO . . . two sisters Cplus?D . . . HYeh, I'm excited Wen! Alex . . . who's G.O.K. . . . Sara's girls . . . Yellow Rose . . . What stop sign? . . . Andy's . . . W.N.A.H .... A-Z . . . Northwoods gang. Y-Teens 4, Book Club 4. IEANNIE IC KELLNER Be silent and he safe, silence never betrays yon. Lover . . . Billy and his Ford . . . Penn. 1957 . . . O.S.U. gang and parties . . . It's hot in here, Janice . . . black eye from sledding . . . the cement wall . . . I-Ie's neat, Donna! Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, Chorus 1, Music Club 3. IUDITH ANN KEBR I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. Kerr . . . little brother Durb . . . C.C. buddies . . . Aunt Judy . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... 16th summer . . . 4 fs . . . P.O.C .... Let's get some ice cream! . . . one of three . . . t'Oh honestly! . . . to enter Miami. Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4. RONALD WILLARD KAUFFMAN Wliat's the use of worrying? Ronny . . . P.0.0.T .... full boat-you lose . . . ball games . . . dates . . . all nightersv . . . 994 . . . B.C.B. cars . . . specialist . . . Green and Yellow Cabs . . old 2681 . . . parties . . . P.T.P. . . . Black and Cold. Spanish Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. STEPHANIE ANN KEARNS California, here I come Steve . . . little sister Sheila . . . from California 3 . . . The Shield . . . California Here I Come . . . poor car . . . Shirl's slumber parties . . . Rod . . Quid est id? . . . HOh, those band trips! . . . crazy horns . . . lifeguards, hmmm! . . . hobbies: riding horses, collecting musical instruments, and skin diving. Latin Club 4, G.A.C. 4, Sportshead 4, Book Club 3, Band 3, 4, Music Club 4, The Curious Savage. MALINDA WILLIARD KILBOURNE Always on the go, she will never he a stay-at-home. From C.S.G. 3 . . . excursions to the White House with Linnie and Paula . . . QE-69 . . . Four Links . . . 17 . . . market . . . trips to Purdue and Michi- gan . . . Carol's blue bolt. French Club 45 Book Club 43 Y-Teens 3, G.A.C. 3g Tennis 4. ROBERT BARNETT KRAMER Those evening hells, those evening bells. Bob . . . 57 Ford . . . L.S.M.F.T .... Stub's gray ghost . . . California . . . Dimes in Order . . . Sara's boys . . . goodtimers. Spanish Club 1, Hi-Y 35 Varsity-B 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3. Page Forty-one LEON DAVID KESSEL Tho' he he lout little, he is Herce. NK-Z . . . chevie . . .six . . .The Five . . . blue Hame . . . Towne House . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . English IV. Easeball Manager 2, Track Manager 3, 45 Varsity-B WENDELL ROBERT KESSLER A great guy to know wherever you go. Kess . . . Sally, W.A.L.E.O .... MR. 77 . . . summer practice . . . Wig . . . Big Five . . . R.I.H. splinters . . . Dimes in Order, Veep . . . Skinny . . . Southlander . . . tough eleven . . . third year Latin. Hi-Y 1, 2, Varsity-B 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4g Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All C.B.L. 43 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, Captain 45 Student Council 3g Chorus lg Choir 2, 3, 4. EVAN BAIRD KRESS How he does it I alon't knowg he's loetter than a rninstrel show. Ev . . . B-9603 . . . little brother Steve . . . ac- cordion . . . Dennisi' . . . shows . . . Veebs love Grabbits . . . Brosing . . . tape recordings . . . Then I hit 'ern . . . T.A.C., President . . . Pegasus . . . U.S.Y .... conclaves . . . pet peeve: baby- sitting. Latin Club 25 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 49 Music Club 3, 4, Cabinet 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 49 National Thespian Society 45 The Valiantf' Time Out for Gingerf' The Curious Savage. DOUGLAS ALLAN LANE Mechanics Ls the gear of satisfaction. Little brother Terry . . . Burger Boy . . . Kenny . . . '49 Merc . . . Who's driving, Loos? . . . Hub Caps . . . Rifie Club . . . Zettler's . . . dislikes girls who smoke. We is .1 :Jai ANN LOUISE LEWTON The blushing beauties of a modest maid. Four Links . . . September 29 . . . entered Bexley 2 . . . 'll-Iovv many does that make, Karen? . . . big sister Jane . . . T.C.S .... trees . . . M.O.U.S.E. . . . Stardust . . lake parties? . . . 16-39-9 Linda . . . Where are we, Shirl? . . . B.T.H.L.1.V. . . . Remember those midnight talks, Laurie? French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 4, Music Club 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Chorus 2, BEXLEO 4. RUTH IEANNETTE LINDECK From a little spark burst a mighty flame. Ruthie . . . entered Bexley 2 . . . mail gang . . sarcastic?? . . . big brothers . . . U.S.Y. . . summer of 1957, Florida, Kentucky, Dayton, . . y'all . . . little sister Mickey . . . off again? . . . college neighbors . . . big stories . . . long distance . . . n' obviously . . . to enter Miami. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 23 Dramatics Club 39 C.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 45 TORCH 3, 4, Quill and Scroll. BRYON LARUE The force of his own merits make his way. Byron . . . '51 Ford . . . trips to Buckeye Lake . . . sherbet . . . Collie dog Tangy . . . trumpet and baritone . . . Road Gypsy? . . . What's wrong with four-doors? . . . B.F .... always at Ted's. Hi-Y 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS JAY LEUKART Absent in spirit, but present in body. Denny . . . Florida trip . . . A-4077 . . . three brothers . . . car buddies . . . Have a small coke! . . . Academy . . . the Stanwood Fair . . . Have car, will travel . . . Cheerleading 4 . . . pet peeve: dirty car. Latin Club 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity-B 3, 45 Football 1, Swimming 3, 49 Coll: 2, 3, 4. CARL A. LINSCOTT Thou art a gallant youth. Carl . . . bachelor . . . Southlander . . . 10-RL . . . Church basketball . . . London, Ohio . . . VVho's driving? . . . right . . . Dimes in Order . . . likes Weekends and trips. Spanish Club lg Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Football 1, Basket- ball 1, Chorus 1, 2. ELIZABETH ANN LOSONCY And all that's best of dark anal bright meet in her aspect and her eyes. Betty . . . Hey Unusl . . . Kerr's Caddy . . . C.C. buddies . . . Northwoodsman . . . brother Bill . . . T.A.N.1.A.C .... The Shield, Veep . . . 1 can't see across the street without my glassesli' . . . to enter Ohio State. Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4. LOUIS POLSTER LOWY It's the mind that makes the body rich. There's no 'R' in my name . . . tutoring . . . A.Z.A. Air Mails to Chile . . . brother Marc . . . sister Joyce . . . bowling. Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Executive Board 25 TORCH 4, Business Manager 4, Quill and Scrollg National Honor Society 4. NANCY LEE MANEELY In the field or on a court, you'll never End a better sport. Nance . . . Southlander . . . The Shield, Treasurer . . . Bath Club . . Wanta ofHciate? . . . M.Y.F. . . . camp . . . C.C. buddies . . . long walks . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... Oh honestlyn . . . Lakeside . . . let's play tennis . . . watch the F.P. . . . to enter Miami University. Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 43 Chorus 1, Leader's Club Chairman. 1-muh, JUDITH ANN MERCURIO Dark eyes, humor, and a grin, with these her fwbnds aren't hard to win! Judy . . . Sonny . . . August 31, 1957 . . . YO-YO . . . L.C .... A-Z . . . 12:20? , . . Yellow Rose . . . big and little brothers . . . double trouble . . . Cincy weekend . . . Councilettes . . . U.S.Y. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, G.A.C. 1, 2g Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, Music Club 1, 2, 3. DOUGLAS ELMORE METZ In studies he's good, in sports he's a whiz, he'd take to honors in a basketball quiz. 3 and 2 count, brother Bob . . . insane after basketball games . . . Dimes in Order- . . . Oh yeah . . . all metz-ed up . . . splinters. Latin Club 2, Music Club 2, Science Club 4, Vice- President 49 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Varsity-B 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Central District Champs 2, C.B.L. Champs 2, Captain 4, BEXLEO 49 Student Health Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 45 Student Court 4, Class Cabinet 2, 3, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Escort. JOHN RICHARD MARSHALL One boy is more trouble than twelve girls. Dick . . . Lili Michelle . . . August 18, 1956 . . . two years . . . You can't learn it painlesslyn . . . right . . . J-6 . . . Ardmore Army . . . big sister . . . Dimes in Order . . . likes all s orts . . . tough eleven . . . the two stags . . . dislikes two faced people. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 25 Wrestling 43 Cog 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council lg Class Cabinet 2, , 4. DIANA LEE MARX Beauty as only an artist can paint. YO-YO . . . crash!! . . . Sara's girls . . . Andy's L.C .... 12:20? . . . Straight Arrow . . . D-five . . . seven sinners . . . 'Tm a rowin, Sal . . . green bug . . . R.B.B .... Jeds 6-12. French Club 3, 49 Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, 4, Hockey 3, Tennis 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Music Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Book Club 1, 2, 3. Page Forty-four SUSAN FAY MEYER Her pen is mightier than the sword. Sure . . . N.Z.S .... March 23, 1957 . . . the key ...BigStory...TORCHery...C.G.... little brother Jack . . . W.T.S .... third period . . . n' obviously . . . shhh, gossip buddy . . . procrasti- nator . . . the gruesome threesome . . . to enter Miami. Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, TORCH 3, 4, Editor 4, Chorus 1, 2, Music Club 2, National Thespian Society. BYRON FREDERICK MEYERS The world belongs to a patuent man. Butch . . . little brothers Don and Alan . . . But Mom, it's only 4 A.M.!', . . . A.Z.A., Vice-President . . . Gallery Teens . . . my junkmobile . . . dislikes gord, Byron, Sunday drivers . . . to enter Ohio tate. MARILYN KAY MILLER Laughter and friends I have. fell . . . Who am I? . . . W.S.Q .... Four Links . . . ittle sister . . . 4C7P-I-2S4P . . . Christmas Club . . . 4 M.M.'s . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... trio . . . putt . . . A.C.C .... Sue, let's have a talk! . . . to enter Bowling Green. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, TORCH 3, 43 Chorus 1. JOHN RUFFNER MONTGOMERY Curfew must not ring tonight. Monty . . . 53 Merc . . . Dimes in Order . . . California . . . L.S.M.F.T .... Sara's boys . . . W.B.B .... Florida . . . goodtimers . . . Killer's four barrel. Football 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, Stage Crew 4, Homecoming Driver. LINDA LEE MEYERS The more women talk, the less they think. Texas summers . . . Who am I? . . . P.C.B.B. . . . 3 C's . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... Academy . . 1. After six and Sunday Club . . . the long walk . . . wilted roses . . . Christmas Club . . . L.H.A.S.P., lane . . . Oh Lewton! Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, TORCH 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 29 Music Club 1, 2. ELEANOR JOYCE MICHAELSON Ah! Why should life all lahor he? Ellie , . . B.I.Y.M .... YO-YO . . . crash!! . . . Sarais girls . . . Andy's . . L.C .... l2:2O? . . . 7 sinners . . . summer '57 . . . A-Z . . . EM-45 . . . Ieds 6-12 . . . sister Barb and brother Steve . . . Yellow Rose . . . 1381, Julie . . . R.M.B. French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, 23 Book Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1. CAROLYN SUE McCARTY Some are tall and some are fair, she is both, so why compare? Nothing pleases me! . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... week- ends at Jones' . . . trip buddy Sue . . . chocolate milk shakes . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . VVho am I? . . . Four Links . . . S.C .... -oo- . . . P.C.B.B. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Book Club 1, Music Club 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Cirl's Ensemble 3, 4, TORCH 3, 4. , MARY SUSAN MCCLELLAND A girl who is never hlue, being with her makes you happy too. Sue . . . Bubbles . . . W.S.Q .... 4C7P-1-2S4P . . . Four Links . . . 4 M.M.'s . . . Click, remember Hoimie? . . . our line . . . Christmas Club . . . brother Jeff . . . 3 C's . . . trio . . . Hawaii . . Who am I? Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Dramatics Club 4, The Curious Savage , National Thespian Society. Page Forty-five MALCOLM MOREHOUSE Give me liberty or give me death. Mal . . . jerry, Mick, john . . . Gahanna . . . big Lincoln . . . pet peeves: stop signs and fire plugs . . . Burger Boys . . . Bryden Road gang . . . .7184 . . . Hey Iim, Wait for me. Hi-Y 3, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2. MOLLY BROOKS MORIN Full of fun, fall of life, anal full of happiness. W.S.Q .... Fort Hayes . . . Who am I? . . . Four Links, Veep . . . trio . . . 4 M.M.'s . . . Christmas Club . . . wilted weeds . . . T.A.N.I.A.C. . . . our line. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, C.A.C, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, The Curious Savage, Student Director, National Honor Society 4, National Thes- pian Society. MOLLY ANN MCELROY To write well is to think well. Mac . . . 1663707 . . . Four Links . . . T.A.N.I.A.C. . . . 4 M.M.'s . . . Who am I? . . . After Six and Sunday Club . . . Hull's Retainer Corps 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Music Club 2, Modern Dance Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Chorus 1, 2, TORCH 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Quill and Scroll. FRANK I. MCGAVRAN The crown of greatness sits well upon his head.. Dimes in Order . . . Southlander . . . brother and sisters . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . C.B.S.G. . . . H.C.C .... Hamburger Bowl . . . Every Nighters. Latin Club 2, Science Club 4, Music Club 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, Class President 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Court 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, B-Hive 3, President 3, Homecoming Escort, O.A.S.C. Con- vention 3, VVorkshop 4, The Curious Savage , National Honor Society 4, Brigadoon. PAUL NEAL I-Iast so much wit anal mirth ahout thee5 there is no living with thee or without thee. Snook . . . Cordon Hathaway . . . little brother Mike . . . DeMolay . . . Hi-ho Steverino . . . dis- likes people who call him Snooks . . . little blue Chevy . . . Bernadine . . . likes black and white Pontiacs . . . Tuxis . . . Let's go to the Eastmoorf' Spanish Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 45 Varsity-B 3, 45 Football Manager 15 Basketball Manager 15 Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 'Choir 2, 3. ARNOLD MICHAEL NEDELMAN Boys will he hoys. Arnie . . . Bob . . little brothers Bart and Mark . . . Big Five . . . Ruggles . . . Red Dog's Party . . . Pier . . . Sara's boys . . . F.A.T.A .... dislikes P.B.B. . . . Naturally, Snake . . . afternoon's at Nate's . . . goodtimers . . . tough eleven. Varsity-B 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3. PATRICK JOHN MCKENNEY Never put off until tomorrow what fun you can have toolay. Pat . . . Regina . . . Sim's . . . Red's garage . . . goodtimers . . . Sara's boys . . . 'lYou know what I mean . . . crazy . . . Orchids . . . G.M. . . . Dimes in Order . . . Ruggles . . . Moats . . . 439 South Parkview . . . P.B.B. Spanish Club 15 Dramatics Club 45 Hi-Y 35 Art Club 1, 2, 35 Varsity-B 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 23 Homecoming Driver5 Three's a Crowd5 Time Out for Ginger. SHARON LOUISE MCLANE Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Mike . . . black bomb . . . tunnel . . . Dill . . . Yea Navy . . . What's the rnatterg are you nervous? . . . P.S.B.H. let's go to the Burg . . . hobbies: bowling, match making . . . That's the way the ball bounces . . . Quest Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Y-Teens 1, 25 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3. KEITH ALAN NOETHLICH He's a devil in olisguise5 mischief hides behind those eyes! Nate . . . Wig . . . I.F.A.L .... Big Five . . . good- timers . . . Sara's boys . . . Red Dog's Party . . . Q.B.A .... Ruggles . . . Pier . . . Dimes in Order . . . tough eleven . . . 51 . . . dislikes P.B.B. . . . Of course, Simp . . . afternoons at my house. Varsity-B 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 35 Chorus 1. NEAL EDWIN NOETHLICH The life of any party. Nate . . . Hjudgen . . . Sandy 3, 4, 5? . . . Tam . . . Keith 13 . . . Is that a '52? . . . T.S.H. . . . puppy dog . . . Road Gypsies . . . Hite's Hogs . . . likes singing . . . pet peeve: sociology . . . California Here I Come. Science Club 45 Music Club 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Varsity-B 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Track 25 Student Council 45 Class Cabinet 45 Chorus 15 Choir 3, 4, President 45 Boys' Ensemble 3, 45 The Curious Savage , National Thespian Society5 Brigadoon. 5 CHARLES DAVID OSBUN To him all things are possihle. Ozzie . . . Who does all the work in physics class, Bruce?,' . . . 24M after . . . Have you found one yet, Barbara? . . . Slide Rule Boys. Spanish Club 1, Science Club 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Swimming 1, 2, Wrestling 4, Tennis 1, Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, 'lTrial By Jury , National Honor Society 4. JULIE ANN PAILET Shall l compare thee to a summer's alay? YO-YO . . . crash!! . . . Sara's girls . . . ANDY'S . . . L.C .... 12:2O? . . . Straight Arrow . . . D-Five . . . Pass the buck . . . A-Z . . . Jeds 6-12 . . . Yellow Rose . . . No, Eleanor, 1378 . . . F.W.W. . . . Black and Gold. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Book Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, F.T.A. 3. W DJJ DEBORAH ANN PLANSON She's friendly, sparkling, cute, anal sweet, a combina- tion hard to heat. Debbie . . . Larry . . . Crey Ghost widow . . . Michigan lVloon . . . Who am I? . . . big sister Ioan . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... Four Links, President . . . Christmas Club . . . Bath Club . . . It hasn't worked yet, Cim! Spanish Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Music Club 1, 2, Student Council 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Student Health Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, BEXLEO 4. PHILLIP C. PRICE We may judge men hy their conversation toward God. Phil . . . Biddy . . . Tevin . . . DeMolay . . . brother Dave . . . 'lLove is everything! . . . hypnotist . . . band trips . . . ladies and gentlemen . . . M.Y.F .... Kowagumba! Spanish Club 1, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Band 1, 4. NANCY JEAN PARKINSON A heart with fun and laughter in it. Parkie . . . Drummond Island . . . Bah! . . . I.E.N.I.C.C .... Four Links . . . T.A.N.I.A.C. . . . Northwoods gang . . . P.O.G .... 'lLet's go ice skating . . . the unlucky threesome . . . 24V2 after ...WhoamI?...C.C.buddies...-oo-... little brother . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2. MARGARET RUTH PHALOR To husiness that we love, we rise hetimes and go to it with delight. . Margie . . . Luther League . . . C.C. buddies . . . Southlander . . . Oh honestly . . . 106 . . . May Day . . . T.A.N.I.A.C .... Newjersey, New York . . . TORCHery . . . to enter Capital. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Hockey 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 3, TORCH 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. if Page Forty-eight KAREN SYLVIA REED O' l'm stahloeal with laughter. P.F .... little brothers . . . pet peeve: people who squeeze the toothpaste tube in the middle . . . Where's the chaperon? . . . lunch buddies . . . Is Karen going home?l' . . . archery . . . 'AI can't parallel park. . . . C.Y.F., Co-President 4. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 2, 4, Oflicials Club 2, 3, 4. RONALD ALBERT ROBINS The gentlemen is full of virtue, hounty, and worth. Ronnie . . . Black and Cold . . . P.T.P .... little brothers . . . Y.F.T.L., President . . . May 24 . . . conclaves . . . little sister Sherry . . . I call for the question . . . I-1119 . . . true . . . likes . . . hobby: headshrinking. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 4, Golf. 4. SHARON ROCHELLE ROSEN A kindly smile to all she lent. Sherry . . . Yellow Rose . . . secretary . . . U.S.Y. . . . 'tRoberta, I won't forget L.T.N.T.A.D. . . . Northwoods gang . . . Bobo . . . Veep . . . any mail? . . open house . . . conclaves . . . monopoly . . . big brother Ronnie . . . chaperone. French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 4, Book Club 4, Chorus 1. REBECCA LEE ROSENTHAL The world is made for fun and frolic. Becky . . . Stan . . . C.D.A.R .... August 21, 1957 . . . Alice, nothing is that long! . . . I.N.AJ.D. . . . Yellow Rose . . . November 28, 1957 . . . jailbait . . . Southlander . . . T.H.A.T., Joyce . . . Nobody laughs that much . . . double trouble . . . ditto . . . R.W.C. Spanish Club 1, 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, Book Club 2, 3. CHARLES W. ROSE He works without rest, he ranks among the hest. Chuck . . . Uncle Chuckie Wuckie . . . band trips . . . little sister . . . bachelor brother, eh Jim? . . . DeMolay, M.C .... L.L., Prexy . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . partners in crime. Spanish Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Varsity-B 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, Dance Band 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, National Thespian Society 4, Time Out for Ginger. JUDITH CAROL ROSEN A charming smile spices her conversation. Uudy , . . Rosy . . . 1-RY . . . YO-YO . . . crash!! . . . Sara's girls . . . ANDY'S . . . L.C. . . . l2:2O? . . . Straight Arrow . . . brother Mark . . . Big Three . . . 7 :sinners . . . summer ,57 . . . A-Z . . . R.S.B. . . rebel . . . Cuz Peg . . . Councilettes. French Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, G.A.c. 1, 2, 3, Book Club 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, TORCH 4. ELAINE LOUISE SCHAEFER Her heart is kinolg her voice is sweet. Laney . . . little brother Chip . . . VVho is it? I can't see that far. . . . choir buddies. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 ,Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 45 Book Club 35 F.T.A. 45 TORCH 3, 4, News Editor 45 Chorus 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Music Club 35 Hockey 3, 45 Quill and Scroll5 National Honor Society 4. BRENDA JOYCE SCHILLING Lovely to look at, delightful to know. BS-33 . . . June 6, 1957 . . . YO-YO . . . crash!! . . . Sara's girls . . . Andy's . . . L.C. . . . 12:20? . . . Straight Arrow . . . D-Five . . Sue, we shoulda danced . . Councilettes. French Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Book Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Chorus 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant5 Three's a Crowd 5 Time Out for Ginger 5 The Curious Savage 5 National Thespian Society5 Brigadoon, Student director. Page Forty-nine STANLEY DAVID ROSS Politeness is the chief sign of culture. Little brother Andy . . . hot Porsche . . . hobbies: model building and photography . . . midnight parties at 303 . . . ice hockey . . . boxing Mike . . . Midlander . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . Dimes in Order . . . You can't learn it painlesslyf' Latin Club 1, 2, Vice-President 25 Dramatics Club 45 Science Club 45 Art Club 15 Golf 1, 2, 35 The Curious Savage 5 National Thespian Society. RAY MICHAEL RUFFING It's not if you've won or lost, hut of how you've played the game. Mick . . . turning point Cincinnati . . . T.S.H. . . . Rim'er down in the Merc . . . Hite's Hogs . . . brush job on the I . . . tough eleven . . . Dimes in Order, President. Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Varsity-B 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, All C.B.L. 4, Fred Medors Award 45 Wrestling 45 Track 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 35 Student Court 4, Bailili. JOSEPH SCHLONSKY The rule of my life is to make husiness a pleasure anal pleasure my husiness. joe . . . Black and Gold . . . P.T.P., Treasurer . . . sister Phvllis . . . Olds . . . ball gamesn . . . full boat H-you lose . . R.j.H .... splinters . . . Sloan's . . . Doc . . . little Ted . . . Slide Rule Boys. Latin Club 2, 35 Science Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Varsity-B 3, 45 Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Reserve Champs 3, C.B.L. Champs 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Central District Champs 2, C.B.L. Champs 25 BEXLEO 45 Homecoming Escort5 Quill and Scroll5 National Honor Society 4. SYLVIA ESTELLE SCHOTTENSTEIN Her wondrous qualities and milal behavior. Three younger brothers . . . Yellow Rose, Secretary . . . The Big A . . . B-5355 . . . studying, Sharon? . . . the firm . . . trips to Chicago . . . T.G.I.F.C. . . . Remember May 10, Bonnie? . . . pet peeve: jealous people . . . Ohio University. Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 45 Book Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Music Club 35 Chorus 1. LAWRENCE MICHAEL SHELL In quietness and confidence shall he your strength. Pancho . . . Where we gonna play tonight? . . . Black and Cold . . . P.T.P., Secretary . . . brother Stephen, sister Marilyn . . . ball games . . . Max's 21 . . . Tennis . . . Buick . . . hearts 1, 2, 3, 4, A.M .... may enter University of Michigan. Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 4, Varsity-B 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Chorus 1, National Honor Society 4. DAVID LOUIS SHER And what would life he if he took it seriously? Dave . . . likes people who do their best . . . Daddy Van . . . Drexel and Main . . . Athens . . . O. U. know who . . . a man is as big as the things that bother him . . . summer of '57 . . . Honey-Dear . . . Music is my soul . . . Stardust Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Brigadoon. FW sw SUE ELLEN SCI-IWARTZ I Watch her style, see her pep, here's a gal who', really hep. 3 YO-YO . . . crash!! . . . Sara's girls . . . Andy's . . 3 D-Five . . . Strai ht Arrow . . . Yellow Rose . . ! '4Brenda, we shoudda danced . . . summer 57 . . l 7 sinners. French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Vice'President 2, Y4Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Hockey 2, Basketball 1, 2 Book Club 1, 2, 3, 4, TORCH 4, Class Cabinet 2, 3 Cheerleader 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. CORINNE ELIZABETH SELLS It's nice to he natural when you're naturally nrbe. Four Links . . . Northwoods gang . . . 4C7P-1-2S4P . . . M.Y.F. . . C.C. buddies . . T.A.N.I.A.C . . . lakeside . . . 24M after . . . HBut I can't sec that far . . . little brother . . . to enter Ohio State French Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Y-Teen: I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Interclub Council Cabine1 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, Chorus 1, F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer 4. .ff Iv , , ALAN LAWRENCE SHKOLNIK In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. Larry . . . D-2872 . . . little brothers Steve and Ronnie . . . little sister Annelyn . . . Veebs love Grabbits . . . Pegasus, Vice-President . . . pet peeve: Evan . . . 'lHow about those slumber parties, fel- lows? . . . U.S.Y .... Guess what-my car is wrecked again!H Dramatics Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4. SEYRIL RUTH SIEGEL Character is the diamond that scratches every stone. 4-PY-36 . . . Yellow Rose . . . L.C .... A-Z . . . crash!! . . . pass the buck . . . YO-YO . . . Straight Arrow . . . ANDY'S . . . midnight munchers . . . Sara's girls . . . Y.F.T.L., Veep . . . the green bug. French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, G.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, Book Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. GEORGE N. SIMPSON I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Simp . . . ,Pen . . . F.A.T.A .... goodtimers . . . Q.B.A .... Ruggles . . . Pier . . . Bring the opener, Nate! . . . Big Five . . . Dimes in Order . . . Wig . . . tough eleven . . . Red Dog's Party . . . dislikes P.B.B .... afternoons at Nate's. Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity-B 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, A11 C.B.L. 45 Basketball lg Wrestling 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, Chorus 1. JOSEPH MURRAY THATCHER Reason and judgment are the qualities of a good leader. oe . . . Janet . . . Southlander . . . 1'Save your Con- ederate money, the South shall rise again . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . Bexley RiHe and Pistol Club, President . . . 2nd OVI North-South Skirmish Team. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary Franklin County Junior Classical League Council . . . Music Club 49 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 45 National Honor Society 4. NANCY TURNER A quiet girl, new to us, but friendly can he! Likes animals, movies, records . . . dislikes stuffy people . . . hobbies: horses and collecting records. MICHAEL ARTHUR TUTHILL One cannot know everything. From Eastmoor High School 2 . . . navy blue Caddy . . . sister Carol . . . Let's hit the Burg! . . . rock- n-roll shows . . . Pegasus . . . Cincy . . . Vive La France . . . A.Z.A .... conventions . . . RAUNCHY . . . warriors . . . Y.F.T.L .... to enter University of Miami, Coral Gables. Alirench Club 3, 4, Science Club 49 Band 2, TORCH if-r , I ...zzz RM ep W . All 'Siva Q w . 1 rw if 1 . ni? 5 m , in . . .es . f..., .:e FREDERICK HUMPHREYS THOMAS And the sign of a true-hearted sailor is to give and to take a good joke. Fred . . . Gay . . . brother Steve . . . Northlander . . . 303 . . . back stage . . . Goin' downtown? . . . Forest Davis . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . Wadda bomb! Spanish Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 4, Hi-Y 1, 25 Swimming 2, 3, 4. JUDITH A. TINKER The mirror of all poised. Tink . . . 2416 after . . . car buddies . . . four eyes . . . daily hike to school . . . M.O.S.L.M.R. . . . the unlucky threesome . . . -oo- . . . 6:00 Club . . ., M.Y.F .... lakeside . . . trips to Dayton . . . Who am I? . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. 2, 3, 49 Hockey 45 F.T.A. 4, Music Club 4. 6 K , , ,. i We , H fi- -.' , . X: ge ., at 1' -fs . ,1,r.. 5,,.s- tu f.:e,:m?s s ff , 1 .aw , A 2 X .z .X--i s fi new .-. r - Page Fifty-two PAUL FREDERIC VARNER Our true hlue, red-headed f-riend. P.F .... Karen . . . Church basketball cham s 4 . . . Florida . . . chaperon is over here . . . fishing . . . Doug, are you driving? . . . Canada . . . V-P.L.L .... archery . . . Texas . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . minerals . . . little devil. Chorus 23 Choir 2, 3, 49 Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Brigacloon. SANDRA CAMILLE WARE A maiden never hold, of spirit so quiet and still. Sandy . . . trips to Washington, D. C .... summer vacations in Canada . . . Eastmoor, Bev, and Ex- plorers . . . Trixie . . . Chevy convertible . . . coat . . . Shirley . . . likes Elvis . . . dislikes people who don't like Elvis . . . hobby: collecting Elvis' records. Chorus 1, 2. JUDITH ANN WILE What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Judy . . . Frank . . . June 23, 1956 . . . i'But the water is cold at midnight, Alice! . . . Welche's and Schmidty's . . . VVhoa, Beauty! . . . N.Y. . . . Southlander . . . R.W.C. . . .likes horseback riding and dancing . . . dislikes social climbers. Spanish Club 1, C.A.C. 1, 2, 45 Chorus 1. ALICE MARIE WINEBRENNER Her thoughts were frank and free. Alice . . . Bob . . . September 11, 1955 . . . No, Becky, it's impossiblel' . . . August 21 . . . I.N.A.J.D .... Jailbait . . . J.L.T.B.Z .... Four Links . . . R.W.C .... South ander . . . After Six and Sunday Club . . Just don't put your feet down, Judy . . . likes brother-in-law . . . dislikes social climbers. Spanish Club lg Y-Teens 19 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Chorus 15 Choir 2, 3. ALAN JAY WASSERSTROM The only way to have a friend is to he one. Wass . . . Alkins . . . Bug . . . Where We gonna play tonight? . . . A-8620 . . . little brother Reid . . . Chevy . . . P.T.P .... Black and Gold . . . long walk to school . . . Slide Rule Boys . . . strate . Spanigh Club 1, 23 Science Club 4, Varsity-B 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 4, Golf 2, 3, 49 Chorus 1, 2. SHARON KAY WHETSTONE I-lere's a girl everyone knows, she's friendly and nice wherever she goes. Jerry . . . little sister Lynne . . . I-Iow's everything, Sal? . . . boppin' nates . . . W.H.A.D.L. . . . Four Links . . . Webfoot . . . Bath Club . . . Quest Club. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 23 Class Cabinet 3, 45 Student Court 4, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 3, 43 Homecoming At- tendant. at X ,L S Qs SARAH YAVITCH Simplicity's rare charms. Sally . . . from Glenolden, Pa. 3 . . . band . . . Alfred E. Neuman . . . music . . . mad . . . band trips . . . O.S.U. Music Festival . . . P . . . Phila- delphia accent . . . three brothers . . Habla usted espanol? . . . May 11 . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.C. 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Vice President 4, Hockey 3, Band 3, 4, Chorus 3, Choir 4, The Curious Savage , National Thespian Society. JOYCE MARGARET YOUNG Eyes of attraction unreprdd. Joycie . . . Nell and Ruth . . . M.A.M.O.T. . . . October 16, 1955 . . . Becky, how do you spell 'that'? . . . Southlander . . . E., right Alice? . . . Will everyone please stop laughing? . . . I.O.H. W.I.L .... Rabbit 2, 3, 4 . . . 8V2x3 . . . likes cats . . . pet peeve: tooth picks . . . Peaches. Y-Teens 1, Dramatics Club 2, 4, Art Club 2, 4. Page Fifty-three TERRY D. WOLCOTT His 'ready wit and zest for fun makes him a hit with everyone! Tiny Violet . . . Miss Bruce, I passed it! . . . Dimes in Order . . . Hey Penn, what's on fire? ...W-30-X...Sam Jr .... Dela...Balto... farm . . . red truck . . operator? . . . Gee Was that sheriff mad! . . . Hi Libby . . . transferred from Academy. French Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4. LIBBY JANE WOODARD . A prettty girl whose charming ways made friends throughout her high school days. Lib . . . Red . . . Who am I? . . . Chrismtas Club . . . Four Links . . . M.Y.F., President . . . T.B.S.A.J.C .... Stop the car, the Water's hot! Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, Class Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. LARRY LOUIS ZIPSER Never a dull moment. Zip . . . Jeannie 3, 4 . . . from Columbus Academy 3 . . . '57 Ford convertible . . . AZ-14 . . . Isn't it your turn to drive this weekend? . . . watch out for 33 . . . hot rod . . . U.S.Y .... Y.F.T.L. . . . Pegasus . . . Canoe Club . . . March 15, 1957 . . . Saturday Morning Club 1, 2 . . . Senior English buddies. Dramatics Club 4, Wrestling 4. DAVID WILLIAM ZISENWINE Judge him not lay his height, hut judge him hy his inner light. Zissy . . . spirit of '76 . . . Olds . . . Have car, will travel . . . pet peeve: promptness . . . There's still some time left . . . Senior English buddies. Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Varsity-B 3, 4, Football Manager 1, Track Manager 1, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Chorus 1, 2, Class Cabinet 2, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4. MARILYN SUE CHILCOTE Simplicitpfs rare charm is hers. Suzie . . . Transferred from East, 4 . . . Big sister and brothers . . . collects dolls from foreign countries . . . likes to sew . . . I can't afford it! Y-Teens 4. JAMES B. KLASS Worry and I have never -met. Jim . . . made it by the skin of my teeth . . . younger brother, Ricky . . . That certain smile . . . Get out of this room . . . Miss Bruce and her tons of fun . . . Ivy League jokes . . . T.A.C. stunt night . . . hobbies: photography . . . mad woman of Chaillot . . . the perfect student . . . hot studebaker. Art Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club 1, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Spanish Club 2. SARA KIEFER ZOX She's cuter than anything, yes siree5 she's at the top where we'ol all like to he. Sally . . . Wendell, W.A.L.E.O .... YO-YO . . . L.C .... D-Five . . . jeds 6-12 . . . crash!! . . lust great, Shar! . . . ANDY'S . . . Diana, stilll a rowin' . . . Hi, you guys . . . September 12. French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Book Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Music Club 1, 2, 35 Leaders Club 45 Homecoming Queeng National Honor Society 4. JOEY ZUCKERMAN He's a mighty fine fellow as all can seeg it's hard to find one as nice as he! Love those Hre hydrants . . . little sister Betty . . . likes baseball, basketball, and football . . . Stanwood road trio every Friday night . . . trumpet player . . . nervous Joe in the Bexleon . . . band trips . . . '48 Olds . . . Bermuda bell . . . movies . . . likes any- thing from string beans to pumpernickel bread. Spanish Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Page Fifty-Eve a smile light the way . 1' Q f- www Top Ten Thanks Surpfise! W it W b ,K 4 ,,..., .,,.. ...L x if K 4 as , f x Vd- Q. 355 '43 H+ Carolyn Angell Sharon Whetstone H O M E C O M I N G Sally Zox A Homecoming Queen Diane Dombey Brenda Schilling H A - 'wf 1 f 'V 'Q .w N ig? ix O ' ffg JQSU Prom f if JMX fx 2,2 j ff Snow 5 Q curxd A Seven K Q27 O 7 1-X I957 fx 1 iii' SMMGW SKK 1 J Qi N wma if NDN UWC L4 ,fy C242 Dwavfy Mr. Jones welcomes Rick Thatcher to National Honor Society ,,a...,,..,v-N Senior play ushers S.. x e R f x 5 3 'SVT' Student Council Scrapbook Committee confers with Miss Bruce 5 IIA- is Nauonal Honor Society tea ,ff Miss Thomas, Honor Society sponsor, Mr. Jones Schaefer Mr. Nonnemachefs government class s .,' av M ,.,, f, A L H..-,' ff.7'. , si 'fr' I Eh Mr ff or my light leads 1, , .,. . -R. 9,1 K.. Aw 4' 41 fa X A 5' CQ. f , . Y, E M - sf 52 ii F Ja z , if Page Sixtyuone Page Sixty-two Back row: Susan Click, Doug Metz, Dick Grimm, Libby Woodard, Carolyn Angell, David Zisenwine, Nick Baird, Neal Noeth- lich. Front row: Debbie Planson, Scott Bums, Frank McGavran, Sandy High. Back raw: Fred Mann, Howie Schlezinger, Sam McCandlish, Tom Tussing. Front row: Sandy Pollock, Doug Fleckner, Ronnie Culbertson, Jack Homberger. TUDENT Council is the law-making body of our school. lt is made up of thirty-eight members, class oHicers, Student Court, and Student Health Council representatives. Here problems are solved and projects develop. -Committee work has proved beneficial. Committees consist of Pep Rally, Publicity, Social, Sur- vey, Project, and Buying. Each committee has a financier who makes purchases. The Pep Rally and Survey committees were formed this year. The Pep Rally committee promoted school spirit by spon- soring buses to away games. lt also supervised skits given by classes at two pep rallies. The Survey committee serves as a clearing house for projects which come to the attention of the council. Homecoming was the iirst council 'project of the year. lt began with the traditional pep rally, at which the team and queen were introduced. The annual class Hoat contest was held after the parade. The senior float won with the theme Big Ben Strikes Again. The Halloween dance given 'by the Bexley Celebrations -Committee was aided by the Student Council committees, as was the Parent Open House by Student Council guides. f X X .Xp 1' . 4 I Page Sixty-three tillk Back 70147: Bill Malloy Becky Cebhart, Jeff Schot tenstein, Ioan Williams Dave Brandt. Front row jill Edmonds, Fred Shafer Jane Baldwin. i I 'i r Shi Q 5 'azlatp .0 1' Z 'il iff Jai ff. f l Y 1 , f? . Es, Back row: Andy Tsitouris, Bruce Siegel, Tom Elsass, Tex Pritchett, Bill Betz. Second row: Nancy Samson, Sam McGavran, Ellen Ziskind. Frzmt row: Mimi Levison, Terry Lane. Christmas baskets were filled by the homerooms and then taken to the South Side Settlement to be distributed to needy families for their Christmas dinners. Torch reporters attended several of the Student Council meetings to inform the student body of the progress. Reports were given of the meetings in homerooms also. The annual New Year's Eve Dance was sponsored by the Student Council. Billy Graham and his band were present to bring in the New Year. The Survey committee compiled a scrapbook to -be sent to Scotland. This book was sent to the pupils of the Coatbridge High School in Scotland. The book included four parts: social, study, sports, and activities. Pictures were obtained from unbound Bexleos and write-ups were done by Student Council members and outstanding class members. Student Council was led by Frank lVlcCavran, presidentg Carolyn Angell, vice-presidentg and Libby Woodard, secretary-treasurer. Old projects were repeated and new ones undertaken which contributed to a successful year. ! 7 Page Sixty-four -an .F .ew .v-fu -.vs is Back row: Dick Marshall, David Zisenwine, Neal Noeth- Back row: Bob Babbitt, Regina Stein, Jeff Schottenstein. lich. Second row: Ann Gimre, Sharon Whetstone, Sandy Second row: Becky Riggs, Iudy Kavanaugh. Front row: High. Front row: Dick Grimm, Scott Burns, Susan Glick. Jane Baldwin, Fred Shafer, Jill Edmonds. SENIORS IUNIORS Class Cabinets SOPHOMORES Back row: Alfred Hawraney, Sam McCandlish, Tom Tus- FRESHMEN sing. Second row: Judy Bone, Judy High, Patty Lutzy. Front row: Sandy Pollock, Fred Mann, Howard Schlezin- Back row: Polly Taylor, Tanny Feerer, Rita Zeff. Front ger. row: Sam McGavran, Nancy Samson, Harriet Davidoff. 'Q' 5 Page Sixty-five xf11'1Lr t E t Standing: Doug Metz, Mick Rufling. Seated: Dave Brandt, Sam McGavran, Frank McGavran, Scott Burns, Sandy Pollock, Sharon Whetstone. Student Health Council Debbie Planson led the Student Health Council, which endeavors to maintain and im rove health conditions of the school. To accompllish this pur- pose, the Council led the Red Cross and United Appeals Drives and also made posters for bettering student health habits. Health Council membership consists of two boys and two girls from each class who are elected as freshmen and serve -for four years. A slate of fresh- men is drawn up by members and presented to Student Council for approval. Scott Burns served as vice-president and Beck Riggs as secretary-treasurer. The council was acli vised 'by Miss Margaret Love. Student Court Cases which come under the jurisdiction of Student Court concern helping Student Council enforce the rules and regulations of our school. The main project this year was that of working to make the parking lot a well organized and safe place. The advisor, Mr: Ti ton, aided Chief justice, Scott Burns in heading Student Court to make it an efficient 'body to serve the needs of our school and its students. -Other officers were secretary, Sharon VVhetstone, and fbaililf, Mick RuHing, who performed their tasks together with justices Doug Metz, Frank Mc- Gavran, Bob Babbitt, David Brandt, Sandy Pollock, and Sam McGavran. Back row: Ann Gimre, Bill Rader, Doug Metz, Bill Betz, Dave I-Ielxnick, Iohn Dennis, Doug Fleckner, Judy Bone. Front row: Polly Taylor, Judy Kavanaugh, jack South, Debbie Planson, Scott Bums, Becky Riggs, Kathy Kienzle, Carol South. 'Y '23, Q wwf l be 'iff Back row: Louise Lowy, Susan Granat, Carolyn Angell, Susan Ainsworth, Laney Schaefer, John Fischer, Barbara Harris, Joe Quill and sewn Quill and Scroll, the intemational journalistic honor society, recognizes those people on the TORCH and BIEXLEO staffs who have :been recommended by their adviser as qualified to become members. The chosen person must be in the upper third of his class and must have shown interest and initiative in his tasks on the school paper or yearbook. Those who work on either of the high school publi- cations know it is a wonderful experience and for them Quill and Scroll provides a goal for which to strive not only for the honor it bestows but mainly for the ideals it upholds. Glick, Daryl Baxter, Molly McElroy, Alan Hahn. Front row: Bob Schlonsky, Ruth Lindeck. National Thespian Society Preparing a successful stage production depends on the diligent effort of everyone involved, from the stage hands to those who have the leading parts in the show. National Thespian Society has been established for the purpose of rewarding these people for their conscientious work. To become a member of this group one must gain ten points as a result of participation in any of the various tasks necessary to produce the dramatic event. Mrs. Grimsely as 'head of the Bexley High division of National Thespian was indeed happy this year to wel- come tvventy-three new and well deserving members. Back row: Evan Kress, Dan Ball, Mike Corder, Dick Grimm, Dave Zimpher, Stan Ross, Neal Noethlich. Second row: Tina Brodsky, Wendy Abrams, Sally Yavitch, Garff Bloom, Carol Gearhart, Fred Thomas, Bonnie Woodruff, Susan Meyer, Sandy High. Front row: Brenda Schilling, Donna Fry, Caroe Shusterman, Anna Lea Barry, Sue McClelland, Molly Morin, Linda Eisenman. , A is M E L... A1 Q. i had I E i 4 Page Sixty-seven 51 Back row: Fred Shafer, jane Baldwin, Mike Hardesty, Dick Nafzger, Dave Brandt, Rick Thatcher, Miriam Dombirer, Iill Edmonds, lkllary Ora Front row: Sue Schwartz, Susan Glick, Sandy High, Charles Rose, Dick Grimm, Margie Phalor, Barbara Harris, Bob 'nswort . National Honor Society On March 25 in the auditorium, there was a great deal of excitement and ten- sion as everyone waited for the new members of National Honor Society to be made known. Students are considered for the honor society on the :basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. This year fifteen seniors and nine juniors were inducted into the honorary since the percenta e from each class is fifteen per cent of the seniors and six per cent of the 'uniors. Although only a 'few are chosen each year, this society provides an incentive for all students to strive for throughout , their high school days. . , Barbara Harris congratulates Daryl Baxter Miss Marion Thomas is the sponsor D1ck Grimm taps Mary Orr. of National Honor Society. Back row: Oscar Fleckner, Dave Osbun, Frank McGavran, Carolyn Angell, joe Schlonsky, Louis Lowy, Larry Shell, Ioe Thatcher. Front row: Ann Gimre, Karen Kaiser, Carol Gearhart, Sally Zox, Laney Schaefer, Daryl Baxter, Molly Morin. Page Sixty-eight J A A lf G! W-1 -+ C '10 A if -M. ' Miriam Dombirer Sandy High i Sue Hunter J Bebe Baird Q l Janice Ewart lima Y Back row: Anna Lea Barry, Jill Edmonds, Petie Kurtz, Judy Wood, Stephanie Kearns, Diana Marx, Julie Pailet, Jule Durschnitt, Betty Losoncy. Third row: Ina Sue Valcov, Barbara Kanter, Ruth Lindeck, Sally Zox, Sharon Whetstone, Tina Brodsky, Pam Lane, Nancy Maneely. Second row: Karen Kaiser, Laney Schaefer, Ann Lewton, Linda Eisenman, Daryl Baxter, Nancy Hurwitt, Marilyn Miller, Debbie Planson. Front row: Carolyn Angell, Linda Meyers, Margie Phalor, Janet Wulber, Corinne Sells, Lee Hamilton, Judy High, Barbara Duffey, Irene Humphrey. G. A. C. By its varied and worthwhile activities, Girls' Athletic 'Club fulfills its purpose of creating better physical health, sportsmanship, and interest through athletics. With Janice Ewart as president, Sandy High, vice-president, Bebe Baird, secretary, Miriam Dorn- birer, treasurer, and Miss Love, adviser, this club embarked upon such activities as the annual rush- ing party, hockey night, and basketball class night. All C.A.C. members look forward to the banquet held each spring, at which girls are rewarded for their accomplishments in sports for the past year. Varsity-B On the First Hoor of our school in the south hall, a noticeable change has taken place. Along the wall pictures have been mounted which consist of all the championship teams ever to participate at Bex- ley. This project has been the primary work of Varsity-B for the year. Varsity-B was established to help promote school spirit and also to provide an organization for boys who received varsity awards. Mr. Tenwalde, adviser, and Wendell Kessler, president, were capably assisted by this year's ofli- cers, who in-eluded Dick Marshall as vice-president and Bruce Burriss as secretary-treasurer. Back row: Neal, Samson, Brown, Boren, Burns, Addison, Noethlich, McGavran, South, Crall, Penn, Butler, Metz. Third row Kumler, Zisenwine, Shell, Rose, Yenkin, Kerr, Merkle, Babbitt, Dennis, Leukart, Noethlich, Pruden, Ackley, Harris, Burriss, Kessler, Marshall, Kramer, Kauffman, Thatcher, Ainsworth. Eng Dameron, McKenney, Nedelman, Simpson, Baird, Hudson, Hardesty. Hockmari. Second row: Schlonsky Front row: Brandt, Wasserstrom, Ruf V K, ,sL , Q6 Jane Howard ' 0 A '57 Page S ixty-nine ' A , Nancy Strickler Patsy Belt ff T1 Ann Gimre ' ,Q tw .iff Susan Click Judy Bone Back row: Sue Yardley, Carol Davis, Nancy Samson, Norma Kahn, Jennie Rousch, Judy Kavanaugh, Petie Kurtz, Patty Lutzy, Jane Baldwin. Second row: Betsy Addison, Sandy High, Phyllis Schlonsky, Seyril Siegel, Molly Morin, Sue McClelland, Anna Lea Barry, Baqbara Duffey. Front row: Mary Scheiderer, Judy High, Sharon Whetstone, Sue Hunter, Marilyn Miller, Lee Hamilton, Corinne Sel s. Y-Teens Ann Gimre as the president of Y-Teens led this club in endeavoring to accomplish its goals of help- ing each girl to grow as a person, in friendship with all people and in the knowledge and love of Cod. Other oflicers heading Y-Teens were vice-presi- dent, Nancy Stricklerg secretary, Judy Bone, and treasurer, Jane Howard. Susan Click was in charge of the program arrangements and Patsy Belt served as member-at-large. Under the guidance of Miss Trola McCurdy and Miss Janet Bruce, Y-Teens planned activities such as a Can-Can Party, an orphans' party, Links, a city-wide project, and Career Day. H1-Y Basketball, bowling, a Youth in 'Government Program of the Y.M.C.A., and a Kinder Key Christ- mas program were all plans made and completed by members of this year's Hi-Y group. One of the most worthwhile projects was that of providing drivers from Hi-Y for the Brother Martin Home for the Cerefbral Palsied. Hi-Y's goal is to strive to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and commu- nity high standards of Christian character. As president of Hi-Y, Nick Baird was in charge of seeing that this was carried out. His officers were Larry Kerr, vice-president, Doug Metz, secretary, and Dave Osbun, treasurer. Mr. Joseph Gibboney served as adviser. Back row: Edmister, Burriss, Neal, Stolzenbach, Dcvoe, McCavran, Davis, Murray, Hanover, Elsass, Hill, Brooks. Hoyer, Rader. Third row: Mr. Cibboney, Addison, Reed, Ackley, Merkle, South, Field, Leukart, McCavran, Clark, Pritchett, Simpson, Bauman. Second row: Marshall, Noethlich, Dameron, Metz, Kerr, Baird, Osbun, Malloy, Prufling, Corder, Hudson. Front row: Kauffman, Dickey, Wacker, Lynch, Roberts, Wilson, Helmick, Leukart, Hansberger. Q t Page Seventy Spanish Club Each year at Christmas, members of Spanish Club enthuiastically await the Piiiata Party. However, this is only one of a number of interests in which students may take part. This year books of' Spanish songs were compiled to be used at the meetings, and the club also worked to earn money for a new record player. Members may find a multitude of ways of participating in Spanish Club. Many students act in the Spanish play or attend a city-wide meeting of the Spanish Clubs - of Columbus. Guided by Mrs. Martha Liefeld, the officers 'were Sharon Whetstone, president, Sue McClelland, vice- president, Linda Meyers, secretary, and 'Laney Schaefer, treas-urer. Back row: Laney Schaefer, Sue McClelland, Sharon Whetstone, Linda Meyers. Second row: Anna Lea Barry, Molly McElroy, Sally Reynolds. Front row: Kay Gearhart, Phyllis Schlonsky, Jennie Rousch. Future Teachers of America One of the most important decisions that we make is that of a choice of our profession or career. Those who indicate a preference -for teaching Hnd the Future Teachers of America a great deal of help in providing infomation about this field. This is accomplished through various means, for instance, observation in elementary schools is offered. Added to this is ia teachers' tea given each year for F.T.A. members to become better acquainted with those in the teaching profession. Miss Opal Wylie's leadership as adviser aided Lynn Burkert, president, Sally Yavitch, vice-presi- dent, and Corinne Sells, secretary-treasurer to corn- plete their plans and goals for F.T.A. Back row: lane Howard, Libby Woodard, Judy Tinker, Janice Betker, Sylvia Schottenstein, Sharon Friedman, Linda Eisen- man, Betty Losoncy, Nancy Maneel , Janice Ewart, Sally Yavitch, Anna Lea Barry. Front row: Sue McClelland, Ann Gimre, Karen Kaiser, Laney Schae er, Carol Gearhart, Corinne Sells, Molly McElroy, Sue Hunter, Seyril Siegel, Linda Meyers, Susan Glick, Marilyn Miller. ln life, beauty perishes, but not in art. This Page Seventy-one Music Club X Almost everyone enjoys music, whether it be instru- mental or vocal. Therefore, it is the aim of iMusic Clwb to offer students both appreciation and participation in dilferent types of music. One need not necessarily be talented along this line to become a member of this club, for it is open to all. Mr. John Mazarak and Mr. C. Robert Myers were ad- visers to Music Club and aided Carol Ceanhart, presi- dent, Anna Lea Barry, vice-president, and Carol Davis, secretary-treasurer in readying entertainment and pro- grams. Establishing a Music Club Council was a special occurrence this year, as was the preparing of a music record to Kbe sent overseas. Back row: Jane Howard, Carol Davis, Carol Georhart, Anna Lea Barry. Second row: Evan Kress, Allen Curl, Gretchen Schultz. Front row: Polly Taylor, Larry Harris, Iim Keyes. Art Club a dance and also making centerpieces for Christmas quotation by Leonardo Da Vinci is one which Art Club attempts to reveal to its members by giving them a deeper appreciation of art itself. Through movies, lectures, and trips this purpose was fulfilled. Under the supervision of Mr. Trivella, Art Club undertook several projects which consisted of giving to be sent to the-home for the aged. With the help of Fred Shafer, vice-president, Darlene Cohen, secretary, and Irene Humphrey, treasurer, Art 'Club's president, Lynn Schoemaker, led the group in a very successful year. Back row: Terry Thall, Karen Kaiser, Ann Lewton, Sharon Hoff, Donna Fry, Nancy Stewart, Barbara Heurick, Eva Cain, Mitzi Snyder. Front row: Barbara Paine, Sharon Levine, Irene Humphrey, Fred Shafer, Lynn Schomaker, Darlene Cohen, Ellen Eisenberg, Kay Gearhart, Ellen Brooke. Page Seventy-two Iulie Pailet, president of the Book Club, acquaints members with new books. Book Club Quizzes on literary material at Book Clubs meet- ings proved to be not only enjoyable but also infor- mative. We all may profit 'by a more thorough knowledge of 'books and literary Works, and it is Book Club's wish to grant this to its members. Assisting Julie Pailet, president, were Sharon Freedman, vice-president and Seyril Seigel, secre- tary-treasurer. Miss Lula Gallogly advised the club in its undertakings, which included the high point of the year when awards were conferred upon the team with the highest score from the quizzes men- tioned before. At the same time, an award was be- siovlyed upon the most outstanding member in the c ur . Dramatics Club As president of Dramatics Club, Cary Bloom was, assisted by Evan Kress, Sally Yavitch, Carol Cearhart, and Tina Brodsky, who served in the capacities of vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and historian respectively. Along with advisers Mrs. janet Crimsle and Mrs. Sara Amos, the club prepared the fall, play i'Time Out for Cingerf' besides beneficial pro- grams and demonstrations. Dramatics Club also olfers students an opportu- nity to earn membership in National Thespian So- city, which installs new menrbers each spring. As can be seen by the activities mentioned, Dra- matics Club is doing well in striving for its goal of helping students develop an interest for drama in all its phases. The Dramatics Club members express an interest in the words of their president, Cary Bloom. Page Seventy-three The Melodie Belles entertain at a Latin Club meeting. Latin Club Around Rome in Ninety Minutes, the theme of Latin iClub's dance, proved to be one of the most successful events given this year. Money raised from this dance was saved for the climax of the season that all of those in Latin Club look -forward to-the Roman Banquet. , Another occurrence with which members of this club took part was the formation of a Franklin County Junior Classical League Council, Which will serve as common bond Mtween Latin clubs throughout the county. This yearis club Was led by Joe Thatcher, presi- dent, Eddie Goodman, viceapresidentg Mary Orr, secretaryg Janet Wul'bur, treasurer and was under the direction of Miss Opal Wylie. French Club It is becoming increasingly more imperative in our world today that we gain a better understanding and knowledge of different countries throughout the World and the people that inhabit them. This is one of the 'wishes of French Clulb-to provide an interesting manner for students to learn about France and her people. By this club's pro grams and projects, such as showing- slides of France and preparing a scrapbook to be sent abroad, it has attempted to fulfill this purpose. Susan Cranat as president of French Club had Sally Zox, vice-president and Corinne Sells, secre- tary-treasurer, to aid her, along with the club's ad- viser, Mr. Ralph- Howell. Attention, les membres du cercle francais! says Susan Granat, French Club president. '59 Bexleo Staff Back row: Jeff Schottenstein, Steve Comer, Carol Michaelson, John Willson CEditorD, Judy Wood CAssociate EditorD, Barry Ingram, Dave Parsons, Judy Jones. Front row: Jule Dursch- nitt, Regina Stein, Jean Wil- loughby, Miriam Dornbirer, Nancy Strickler, Elizabeth Eg- nlor. Not pictured: Rick That- c er. Drum Major and Majorettes Janet Giese, Linda Ohmer, Bert Japikse, Eloise Buker, Sharon Hanover. X, 5 '59 Torch Staff Back row: Nancy Nettles, Patsy Belt, Lee Hamilton, Jane Bald- win, Linda Varley, Bob Newell, Joe Schofer, Mickey Monroe, Mike Gertner, David Japikse, Eloise Buker. Second row: Jill Edmonds, Candy Cox, Carolyn Young, Doug Fleckner, Doug Bloomfield, Kenny Chasin, Bar- bara Kanter, Davida Gersten, Jeff Schwartz. Front row: Ellen Drumm, Connie Stebelton, Janet Wulber, Gail Armbruster, Fred Shafer CAssistant Editorl, Mary Orr CEclitorJ, Gayle Caplan, Rita Waldman, Becky Riggs. D let your light so shine Page Seventy ve r that others may see your good works 1 Wm , ' .' ' ' 2. E 15... ' H Eff, . . H: W' , 5 ' ' L , ..,, I L ,,A , .,,,,,,,-ff' X F' 5 U IU W L 5 is lr 5 Q, Q? Diane Dombey, Sharon Whetstone, Sue Schwartz, Carolyn Angell, Bebe Baird, Linda Varley, Lf-zo' iii E Page Seventy-six Back row: Fred Shafer, Arnie Nedelman, Alan Hahn, Mike Tuthill, Mimi Canowitz, Dave Iapikse, Iohn Fischer, Susan Meyer, Judy Rosen, Sue Schwartz, Louis Lowy. Front row: Sharon Friedman, Ruth Lincleck, Molly McElroy, Carolyn Mc- Carty, Sue Hunter, Marilyn Miller, Linda Meyers, Susan Granat, Laney Schaefer. A new printing process which has given the TORCH a more professional appearance, an increase of editorials to provide more stimulating reading, a complete news coverage, and a multi- tude of clever feature stories has resulted in nine greatly improved issues of the TORCH. Administrative duties were handled by Susan Meyer, editor-in-chief, and her assistant, john Fischer. Mrs. Sara Amos served as advisor to the staff. Page one was planned and produced by news editor, Laney Schaefer, who succeeded in increasing coverage to the maximum. X Editorial cartoons, letters to the editor, and many interesting features such as the poll conducted on outside activities of Bexley students were only a few of the new projects undertaken by fea- ture page editor, Molly McElroy, and her assistant, Linda Meyers. Susan Cranat has succeeded in revitalizing the third page by run- ning Club Clippings and some clever featurettes. The sports page, edited by Fred Shafer and his assistant Alan Hahn, provided an accurate coverage and analysis of all the sports throughout the year. They also handled the TORCH Athlete of the year contest. Photographer David Iapikse produced quality pictures, While art editor, Mimi Canovvitz, did the cartoons and other art work during the year. The business aspect of the TORCH was handled by Louis Lowy. Three typists-Margie Phalor, Nancy Nettles, and Carolyn Young-were added to the staff, and the journalism class helped write stories for several of the issues. In addition to its regular activities, the TORCH staff published the Dial-A-Date and presented the second annual Valentine Ball. Page Seventy-seven I B k :D M , H km , D F , D lB ter, Dick Grimm, Mr. Howell, Barbara Harris, Dana Bray, Aoifn E,e1i17vtonl?l-lIEarer?ZKdE::?: IoZcSclilIdnsk?fTul?ilob rAinsx?vrdith.aXFront row: Carolyn Angell, Susan Glick, Diane Dombey, jane Howard, Debbie Planson, Libby Woodard, Roberta Danchik. The publication of the Bexleo this year has been made with the purpose in mind to produce a book superior to the previous ones. For four years the Bexleo has received the medalist rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. This rating set for us high standards. Eager to begin work, we started early. Ideas for the new Bexleo were under way in the spring of 1957. The theme of Hlightl' was chosen. Plans were formu- lated over the summer, and the book was actually begun in the Hrst week of school. . Money-making projects are vital to the Bexleo. Subscriptions only partly' pay for the book. Therefore it is with the aid of tax stamps and advertising that the Bexleo is financed. This year stamps were collected in student homerooms. A Saturday in February was set aside for tax stamp day. We visited on that day the homes of the students. The members of the stall are Barbara Harris, Editor, Dana Bray, Associate Editor, Dick Grimm, Business Manager, Bob Ainsworth, Advertising Editor, Donna Fry, Art Editorg Daryl Baxter, Literary Editor, and Carolyn Angell, Roberta Danchik, Diane Dombey, Susan C-lick, Ierry Hockman, lane Howard, Karen Kaiser, Ann Lewton, Doug Metz, Debbie Planson, joe Schlonsky, Libby Woodard, Assistant Editors. We express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Ralph Howell, our adviser, who has spent so much time and effort to make our book a success. We could not have succeeded without his expert guidance, It is through your interest and support of the Bexleo that we have been able to produce this book. The Bexleo is for you, the Bexley High student. Back row: David Sher, Dick Grimm, Frank McCavran, Paul Varner, Mike Corder, Dave Bright, John Willson. Second row: Laney Schaefer, Jean Wil- loughby, Kay Tilley, Renee Zelizer, Carolyn Kurtz, Kay Gearhart. Front row: Judy Zeli- zer, Judy Shell, Karen Reed, Gretchen Schultz, Gerry Rush. Back row: Judson Elliott, Karl Kumler, Larry Harris, Dave Zimpher, Mark Rosen, Sandy Pollock, Fred Mann. Seczmd row: Sally Yavitch, Barbara Michael- son, Ina Sue Valcov, Jule Dur- schnitt, Brenda Schilling, Mir- iam Dornbirer, Patty Lutzy, Front row: Sally Snider, Evy Simon, Arlene Rosenthal, Diane Dombey, Jane Baldwin, Janet Giese, Betty Giese. 4.4 C Robert Myers. Girls' Ensemble: Carol Cearhart, Susan Glick, Sandra Jones, Carolyn McCartff, B a r b a r a Daines, Jean Wil oughby, Diane Dombey, Jane Baldwin, Joan Williams, Anna Lea Barry. CHOIR Certainly one of the busiest of organizations in our school is tl choir. Its activities range from various programs and oompetitioi to the supreme effort of the year which is the annual operett Practices for this project are usually begun in early spring Wit the performance given in May. This year the choir did lBrigadoon a most interesting and entertaining musical. Mr. Myers, as choir director, led the singing group to presei numerous programs. For instance, the holiday concerts include Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. Selections of Christm: Back row: Scott Bums, Neal Noethlich, Jim Shomaker, Mickey Hanover, Ceoifrey Stem. Wes Rosenthal. Second row: Jane Staker, Judy High, Susan Glick, Barbara Daines, Janet Wulber, Mary Orr. Front row: Ann Gimre, Barry Ingram, Joan Williams, Judy Jones, Julia Ballantyne, Jane Howard, Bar- bara Paine. usic were sung for the tree lighting ceremony held at Drexel ircle and several schools were entertained at the same season with a ariety of songs to I-it the occasion. At the Easter assembly, the :hoir appeared in One God, a choral arrangement which showed he common bond between three different faiths, Jewish, Protestant, ,nd Catholic. .Singing for the Kiwanis Club and Choir Parents' Night were ome of the other activities iri which the entire choir was able o take part. A very commendable job was done by oiiicers of this group vhich included Neal Noethlich, president, Brenda Schilling, social zhairmang and Jane Baldwin, treasurer. Back row: Howie Schlezinger, David Osbun, Gary Bloom, Jlerry Hockman, Doug Metz, om Tussing, Bill Malloy. Second raw: Barbara Duffey, Carolyn McCarty, Sandra Jones, Sue Hunter, Carol Gearhart, Judy Bone. Front row: Carol Davis, Becky Riggs, Nancy Strickler, Libby Woodard, Margie Phalor, Janice Ewart, Anna Lea Barry. Choir Officers: Jane Baldwin Neal Noethlich, Brenda Schil ling. Boys' Ensemble: Neal Noethlich, Fred Mann, Mike Corder, Jerry I-Iockman, Paul Varner, 'Dick irifnm, Scott Burns, Wes Rosen- f 3 . On August 4th, under the direction of its new John Mazarak Buck row: John Strahm, Carole Shustennan, Glenda Schotten- stein, Bob Shaw, Mellanie Wise- man, Sue Albin. Second row: Bev Greene, Fred Barry, Barbara West, Holly Partsch, John Schacht, Evan Kress, Fred Ab' ramson. Front row: Allen Curl, Sally Yavitch, Sharon Hanover, Mary Scheiderer, Dick Loos, Janice Drumm, Mary Orr. Buck row: Cheryl Margulis, Peter Blue, David Addison, Jim Davis, Charlie Volosin. Second row: Leonard Smith, Frank Reed, Noun Sher, Danny Dozer, Steve Smilack, Martin Tobin, Joe Zuckerman, Bob Edmister. Front row: Harry Kooperstein, Jim Keyes, Jim Heyde, Bill Rodgers, Larry Shkolnik, Paul Bender, Les Levitt. CONCERT director, John Mazarak, the Bexley High marching band began practicing two hours a day -for its fall football halftime shows. Headed by the drum major and majorettes, the sixty-three marching members of the band made a colorful spectacle at the football games. Cay music plus outstandin formations which reflected the bandmen's worlg combined to make this maching band one of Bex- leyis iinest. Band members then quickly demonstrated their versatility by changing from marching band to con- cert band, which requires a somewhat different technique. Together with the choir, the band participated in the annual Christmas concert on December 18 and was part of the Christmas tree lighting pro ceedings at the Drexel Circle. Entertaining the student body during an assem- 'fl- gggfggg E5 ,..,,,am,t, , ,ra ,..,. ,. . I ,, .HAY V H L, .. ,, , , V ,. ,,,,, WH, , , - Back row: janet Wulber, Linda Ohmer, Betty Giese, Stephanie Kearns, Ronald Blank, Bemard Yavitch. Second row: Ellen Drumm, Fred Shafer, Connie Stebelton, janet Giese, Shirley Nethers, Judy Holt, Eloise Buker. Front row: Carol Gear- hart, Marlene Blum, Amy Blue, Kay Gearhart, Joe Schofer, Carolyn Casto. BAND bly on April 11, the band presented an evening concert and followed this the next day again, being privileged to act as host to the State Music Contest. May saw many activities for the band. The awards 'banquet was held at the Seneca Hotel. After dinner, awards were bestowed upon deserving members and then everyone enjoyed dancing and an entire fun-Hlled evening. The band was also treated to a picnic by the Bexley Band Parents' Club. A spring concert on May 27 was also given, combining the instrumental music of the 'band with the vocal variety of the choir. The concert band completed a very successful year under the capable direction of Mr. Mazarak, as it played the final notes of Pomp and Circum- stance at graduation. Band ofhcers this year were Allen Curl, president, Charles Bose, vice-president, and Betty Cfiese, sec- retary-treasurer. - Allen Curl, Betty Giese, Chuck Rose, Band Officers Back row: Chuck Rose, Mary Tully, jack Bernstein, Stanton Bright. Second row: Ron Polster, Bert Iapikse, Bryon LaRue, Har- vey Robbins, Robert Ballanger, Mike Kravitz. Front row: Joe Thatcher, Eddie Goodman, David Fritsche, Mike Corder, Sharon Hamrick. Time Out for Ginger THE CAST Howard Carol-Chuck Rose Agnes Caro14Carol Gearhart Ginger Carol-Bonnie Woodruff Joan Carol-Brenda Schilling Jeannie Carol-Judy Jones Lizzie-Carol Shusterman Ed Hoffman-Evan Kress Tommy Greene-Dave Parsons Eddie Davis-Pat McKenney Mr. Wilson-Stan Ross You're a traitor I like you bec You must Want to see the name of Savage ridiculed again ry VVhen did they discover this story? e Curious Savage THE CAST lorence ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,.,,.,, Sally Yavitch annibal ,,tt,ttttt,,.,,,,,,,,, Evan Kress airy May ,..,....,., Anna Lea Barry eflrey ,,,,,., ,,.,t,,,,, ttttt,.,. S t an Ross rs. Paddy ,ttt, t,Stc-:phanie Kearns itus t..,,,,,,ttt,....., Frank lVlcGavran amuel, ,tt.,t, ,,,,,,t,,,,, D ick Butler ally Belle, ,,,,,t,,, Brenda Schilling thel V.,,,, ,,,t,tt , ,r.,,, S ue Mc-Clelland iss Wilhelmina-,. Y ,Sandy High Dr. Emmett ,,,t,,t..t Neal Noethlich Presented by the Senior Class March 20 and 21, 1958 You must be Mrs. Savage. I'm Florence Williams .fry I My last position was with the gov emment charting trends Huch Hi! Brigadoon THE CAST Tommy Albright ,,,,,,,g.... ,,,,,,,, D ick Grimm David Sher lr Let's discuss it Well, ye see Laddie. . . Jeff Douglas ,..,...,.,, ..,,,,,,, N eal Noethlich Fiona Maclaren ,,,,i.... ,,,,,,, C arol Cearhart Meg Brockie ,,,,,,, Sandra jones ..,,,,,,Anna Lea Barry Mr. Lundie. ...,.... Frank McGavran Archie Beaton ,,,.,,, ,,,.,...,,,., L arry Harris Harry Beaton ....i......, ,,,,,,,,,, I udson Elliot Andrew Maclaren ,,,.,,,, ......,. C ary Bloom Charlie Dalrymple ,,,,,.,.. Scott Burns Jean Maclaren ,,.... ,,,,, ,,,,,, B a rry Ingram jane Ashton ,,.,.... -.. Stuart Dalrymple ,,,r.,. Jean Willoughby ,,,,,,,,Paul Varner Angus McGreggor .... ,.,,,,,,,, M ike Corder Sandy Dean ..,,.,,,,, Frank ,,,,., ,,......,,.... ..........Wes Rosenthal , ,,,,,,,r,,,,, Doug Metz Maggie Anderson. .,,.,,,,,,,.,,,... Daryl Baxter Presented by the Choir May 8 and 9, 1958 'Tm Meg Brockie! Tommy! When did you get back? Q75 L -any R 7? x if 4. , Q ., Q- ,- My ' 'Q- 41 is Q 8 .K ff' , l 2-A Q-X 5 , -JiZ3L,,.a i v - ' R -1 ,,.,. ' 7' U, ,.... ., - jx., - Q , 3 2 ii' 1 ai l Www N fi! if ,, Q 1 Bob Babbitt g , T' wig ' A11 CBL 1 4 iw, W I Arnie Nedelman Wendell Kessler ? . L ,nf f x fn Q, ,' , .f. Sandy Simpson All CBL 'fa We 3 S 5 r FX 'Uwe-1 xx W , 4 ff? A Mal Morehouse Stan Ackley f S lge W krl. rf A K 1, SV W , ., A, f -M ll l X 'L' 7 , N S Sam Samson S lille B, We Bob Dameron A V az Wwe s., 6 ' ' f Bill Malloy ' r 1 20 ,...,. Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley 2.7 .,,.,. 6 ...... 29 .,,v,. 'x o f Bexley O ...... ,,,.,,, All CBL .St. Charles ....,. Logan ,,,......., Grandview ,,,,.. Mt. Vernon .... Co-Captain ., , ,..30 ..-..,.12 --..-.27 Urbana ........,,..,. .,...,,,......... 2 l BW l I 1.2 B W' K had an n . x 1 arl Kumler All CBL : H o a 1 sr raee 3 5. ., of 5. va ., Dic k Penn ir ag an 4 4 , 1 ,M 'j lL 7 9, f:,Q fit ie we iiy i K at B 19 to t j B eyy 39- t 1, ., K Mick Rufhng V FF x A Cfllkfffin We i -5 1 S! 'L gn., ,VM Bexley 20 ......, ....... U pper Arlington fi xx' Rick Thatcher Ron Kaull man ow , ' y Bob Ainsworth VM W MW . 'M - .. J. Bexley 35 .....,. ..l.... D elaware -,. Bexley 6 ....,,,, ...,.. , ..Worthington ...... ,.w.-.16 , Bexley 14 Eastmoor W 1? , 1 .Ez ., v 6 , ,-,Q f vga. RWE., , ,A,. ,,,. V, J W ww If if Vx Dick Marshall X , Dick Butler Nick Baird V ' ll it Al gg y gf. 1' ,t 7 D gi D fie B ia y B Q xl D lu W WX F35 i Pruden 5 , f he A Q53 BQ '--te Wim B 1 4 X f 9 1 A lf e ii ' l B i i 5 g v ioeeeo B , , 5' ' ,mfg Al' f i :EY . . 1 ,, H X ll 1 . A vi Q Vi., i,i' , - 5 ii' ii ii i' f Neal Noethlich ' Keith Noethlich Bob Kramer 132 lf! AW W M me-193a1a.a17a55f 89.512458 .aa fi lmlj M in niet' 3 1'-f-g?f'S-5lA'83 51327 70 78 SEM.-2 7 7 Back row: Coach Ben Tenwalde, Coach Dana Svvinehart, Jack Hornberger, Dick Morrow, Hudson, John Dennis, Steve Thomas, Tom Tussing. Third row: Karl Kumler, Sam McCandlish, Ronny Culbertson, Mike Mercurio, Bill Malloy, Barry Warfield, Iohn Olfenberg, Jim Schomaker, Mal Morehouse, Rodney Wasserstrom, Coach Pete Nonnemacher, Coach Russ Owen. Second row: Neal Noethlich, Nick Baird, Bob Babbitt, Bob Newell, Ricky Thatcher, Al Pruden, Stan Ackley, Bill Rader, Sandy Pollock, Wes Rosenthal, Dick Butler, Jerry Hockman. Front row: Fred Mann, Bob Kramer, Keith Noethlich, Bob Ainsworth, Sam Samson, Wendell Kessler, Mick Ruihng, Ronny Kauffman, Bob Dameron, Sandy Simpson, Dick Marshall, Arnie Nedelman, Scott Burns. Bob Boren, Dick Penn, Chuck Football - V -IC-T-OIR-Y - VICTORY, VICTORY IS OUR CRY! This cheer may very well signify the goal and hope each team has as it begins a game. During football season, excitement ripples through the air on crisp fall evenings when students and parents come to watch the -game and give the team that extra needed support. The fortunes for Bexley's football squad this year can easily be summarized by observing their record, which was six wins and three losses. Under the leadership of Ben Tenwalde, the new head coach, Bexley fought 'hard and was one of the top contenders for the C.B.l... crown. Although the Lions started off slowly by losing their Hrst game to St. Charles, they compensated by winning their next two games from Logan and Grandview. How- ever, Bexley lost two other games during the season to Mt. Vernon and Worthington, but retaliated by overcoming Urbana, Delarware and Upper Arling- ton and iinall finished the season with a 14 to 6 victory over Elastmoor. Even though Bexley concluded with a 6 and 3 record and Hnished second in the league, they were rewarded by 'placing six boys on the All-Central Buckeye League team. ln addition to the ccrcap- tains, Wendell Kessler and Mick RuHing, others chosen were Bob Babbitt, Scott Burns, Karl Kumler, and Sandy Simpson. To Win the coveted title is what we always strive for, but much more important than this is good sportsmanship, fair play, and teamwork. These are the objectives of team play, and in the end the reward for upholding these ideals will last longer than any championship title. Back row: Dave Zimpher, Bob Quisenberry, Howard Schlezin- ger, Mike Snyder, Bill Hunter, Jim Curl, Jim Haunty, jerry Boster, Dave Hilleary, Coach Pete Nonnemacher. Third row: Alfred Hawraney, Doug Loef- fler, Steve DeVoe, Iim Wacker, Larry Felsenthal, Marvin Paine, Larry Wolf, Beau Hamer, Bar- ton Nedelman, Gerald Bauman, Jim Quisenberry. Second row: Steve Comer, Terry Lane, Dave Helmick, Steve Tuckennan, Randy DeVere, Warren Mc- Lane, Vince Mercurio, Don Ruben, John Schacht. Front row: Jerry Durham, Ricky Brooks, Bruce Tennenbaum, Bruce Siegel, Andy Tsitouris, Danny Beggs, Jerry M-echling, Tanny Feerer, Ronny Levin, Gary Wilson. ' M, Standing: Alan Wasserstrom, Joe Schlonsky, Bob Ainsworth, Karl Kumler, Wendell Kessler, Doug Metz, Bob Babbitt, Sam McCandlish, Mike Hardesty, Bob Newell, Barry Warfield, Dave Brandt, Dick Nafzger, Dick Grimm. Kneeling: Coach Carl- ton Smith, Captain Ierry Hockman. Basketball Coach Carlton Smith finished his 36th year of basketball at Bexley with a very successful season by winning the C. B.tL. championship wit-h a 10-O record and ending the season with a 16-4 record. This is the 'first time in ten years any C. B. L. team has had an undefeated slate in C. B. L. play, and the fifth time in the history of the school. The Lions were captained by senior Jerry 'Hock- man, who led in team scoring and was also the high scorer in the 'C. B. L. After winning their first game against Washing- ton C. H., the Lions traveled to Urbana, where they obtained their second victory of the season. The Lions then made a clean sweep of their next Eve games before running into a spirited Worthin-g- ton team, who handed :Bexley their first loss. The following week Bexley staged a victory over a powerful Mt. Vernon team, which left the Lions in first place. ln Bexley's last five lea ue games they outran, outshot, and outplayed all of their opponents and brought Bexley one of the most convincing C. B. L. championships in the history of the school. ln tournament play Bexley defeated Aquinas, Circleville, and Grove 'City before being overcome by a powerful East team in the semi-finals, which ended in a final score of 51-42. Bexley's champions were also honored by placing captain Ierry Hockman, Dick Nafzger, and Bob Babbitt on the All-C. B. L. team. Hockman also made honora'ble mention in All-State. Coach Dana Swinehart's reserve basketball team finished their season with a 9 and 7 record. Al- though they had trouble staying on-the winning end, they did have many fine players, who were freshman Jerry Mechling, and sophomores, lack Honrberger, Dick Morrow, Stan Myers, Sandy Pollock, Tom Tussing, and Bill Rader. Bexley certainly had a basketball team of which it could be very proud and one that secured its end results only by sincere hard work, dedication, and team spirit. Back row: Lester Slobin, Jerry Mechling, Bill Shenk, Bob Quisenberry, Bill Rader, Howard Schlezinger, Steve Thomas. Front row: Dave Hilleary, Iack Homberger, Dick Morrow, Stan Myers, Tom Tussing, Sandy Pol- lock, Alfred Hawraney. 5...-A QQ 3 Mike Harclesty ta. , Q : , ff 475 .1 as-5 - . Bob Newell fi We 4-5 if 5, . L- 'B , ? ,.., have' Y ' A J Y 'x f i' , Wendell Kessler ...ff ' L- . 5 -. l Joe Schlonsky , ab t V , a, 'ti x.,,, I S-a H ckman lenxll EBL Captain y jf f Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexlev Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley S3 45 44 50 , 83 Bexley 59 59 51 48 38 48 ...- !,..- ,,......,,Washington C. Bob Ainsworth Urbana ,,,,... Worthington .,.,.. ,,,, . . ,,,,,,Arlington , Delaware ,,,.. ,,,, Whitehall ,..,..,,..Grandview .... Worthington ,,,.. .... ,,,,,,Mt. Vernon West ..,....... Urbana .,,.... Barry Warfield ,,,,,Arlington , ..,..Delaware , .....Grandview . ,,,,,St. Charles Vernon ,.,,,51 TOURNAMENT ..,,Aqu1nas Circleville ,,..,Grove City ,.,,East ,,..,, ,, ,.., ...., 4 5 UK ,. 1.14 ,i-Q:- f W 2 ' 5' R' wg' ' wsu fwew , .. Lash -- eww Q Q, If Q Q V? fe su- rv, S! 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X ' , ' gf , ,xgfgegi-gpzvmmi , a ny gf -. ff K ,Q V' fQ3wxfz'c1':1 A w x 5f5::JsQ2'i?q2 ig ,gwg fiii L',tl':11J 1: AfTLLvi'7IT5 viQq13 ys5Hf'A fi Q, f??gffgw1 ff f fww- 'fl 1 riewgfyizziwe .1 ,- e .. J 'Q -P g' ff! Lglem' -I 3,1 ,ff K , , -W - . ' A I, . yr 'gf A A .X . K' , ' 3 M' I' , 4 ' f . f W if ' X iz. , , I f WN Qg'f,Q71eg A x I ,, ,, I , gwf' Dick Nafzger All CBL Sam McCandlish W 25535 Page N inety-two .qx 32 Yi Back row: Leon Kessel, Rick Thatcher, Tom Tussing, Steve Thomas, Larry Kerr, Jim Schomaker, Bob Quisenberry, jack Hornberger, Iohn Offenberg, Bruce Burriss, Stan McCloy, Fred Thomas, Dick Morrow. Second row: Coach Russell Owen, Stan Ackley, Dick Penn, Nick Baird, Bill Rader, Bob Dameron, Mick Ruifing, Scott Burns, Sandy Simpson, Boyd Crall, David Zisenwine, Doug Bloomheld, Coach Harold Ridenour. Front row: Tom Addison, Mike Hardesty, Frank McGavran, jerry Hockman, Wendell Kessler, Karl Kumler, Amie Nedelman, Brooks Westwater, Iohn Dennis, Dick Nafzger, Chuck Rose. Track Last season Bexley High School's track team earned the sensational record of 9-0, thus enabling the Lions to become the Little Three and C.B.L. champions. This year, under new hear coach Rus- 'sell Owen and assistant Harold Ridenour, the team also seems destined for success. Fourteen letter- men retumed, including Captain Wendell Kessler, C.B.L. 440 championg Scott Burns, winner of the 100- and 220-yard dashes, and jerry I-lockman, a discus thrower who rebreaks his school record with almost every toss. Also returning are lettermen Dameron, Dennis, Hardesty, Kerr, Kumler, Mc- Cavran, Nedelman, Offenberg, Rose, and -Simpson. Bexley is also blessed 'by many underclassmen who are up and coming in the world of track. Prospects include Crall, Hornberger, Thomas, and Tussing. Much of the strength is centered around the dashes, 880-yard run, relay teams, shot, and discus. The results to date seem to justify hopes for an outstanding season. The results so far are Bexley 77, VVhitehall 415 Bexley 6lV2, Grandview 56116, Bexley 9636,-Delaware 1436, 'Marysville 36Mg Bex- ley 6936, Mt. Vernon 433A -Circleville 3416, Bexley '79, Chillicothe 4536, Washington Court House BM. Back row: John Schacht, Dick Clark, David Iapikse, Frank Eiferman, Terry Lane, Danny Beggs. Second row: David Lane, Ierry Durham, Stan Dolinger, Jim ,Davis, Gary Wilson, Bob Edmister, Dave Bright. Front row: Steve Shkolnik, Ronnie Leukart, Vince Mercurio, -Fred Mann, Jerry Boster, Bart Nedelman, Larry Ritter. i 1 F' ' 1 - as Q3 sg f 5 -. if 4' Ex ir e ' K i -- K . Fi ig: Page N inety-three Back row: Oscar Fleckner, Alan Hahn, Ron Culbertson, Al Pruden, Gene Hite, Steve Comer, Kenny Laudenbach, Rodney Wasserstrom. Second row: Bob Newell, Howie Schlezinger, Bob Ainsworth, Alan Blue, Chuck.Hudson, 'Dave.H1lleary, Don Elsass, Coach Clarence Nonnemacher. Front row: Sam McCandlish, Joe Schlonsky, Neal Noethlich, Ronnie Erkls, Doug Metz, VVes Rosenthal, Bob Babbitt, Dave Brandt. Baseball After an unfavorable start, this year's baseball team, guided by capable new coach, Clarence Pete Nonnemacher, seems destined for success. Six lettermen returned from the 57 campaign - Captain Doug Metz, Alan Blue, Bob Babbitt, Dave Brandt, Wes Rosenthal, and Joe Schlonsky. Much additional help is expected from Ron Erkis, Sam McCandlish, and Neal Noeth-lich. Bexley is ex- tremely fortunate this year to have on the staff Bob Ealibitt and Alan Blue, who are both all C. B. L. ur ers. At the 'beginning of the season, hitting was spo- radic 'but came into its own in the Arlington game where the team plated seven runs on twelve hits. Although several handicaps loom very large ahead concerning 'hitting and outfielding, it is certain that with practice, hard work, and Coach Nonne- macher's expert guidance, they can be surmounted. Bexley has had a fine record in the past, finishing either first or second in the C. B. L. for the past five seasons. We are all hoping that this year's team will ultimately reach the same goal. Back row: Danny Webster, Bill Strouse, Bob Congrove, Mike'Mercurio, Sandy Pollock, Alfred Hawraney, Jeff Pearson. Second row: Richard Silverman, Steve Tuckerman, Wayne Richards, Charles Lynch, Don Gishler, Jim Haunty. Front row: Ricky Brooks, Steve DeVoe, Tom Elsass, Bill Hoyer, Ron Dolinger, Dave Helmick, Spike Simpson. Page N inety-four Back row: Coach Russ Owen, Les Levitt, Rick Thatcher, Jack South, Jim Ringer, Bob Ed.mister,Terry Lane, Brooks West- water, Stan McCloy, Stan Yenkin. Second row: Skip Ambum, Bart Nedelman, Ronnie Leukart, George McCloy, Bruce Burriss, Stan Ackley, Mike Mercurio, Ron Kaugman, Dennis Leukart. Front row: Boyd Crall, Dick Butler, Tom Addison, Scott Burns, Larry Harris, Fred Thomas, Frank McGavran. Swimming Coached by Russell Owen, Bexley's swimming team completed the year with a 'four vvvin, two loss record. Following this, ten boys distinguished themselves by placing in the district meet. At this same meet, one of the boys, Scott Burns, won the 100-yard backstroke. Next came the attempt For the state titles, in which the relay team which consisted of Tom Addi- son, Bruce Burriss, Boyd Crall, and Larry Harris took part. At this time Scott Bums also swam the backstroke. Wrestling Wrestling was introduced for the tirst time as an inter-scholastic sport at Bexley this year. With Ben Tenwalde as coach, the team won only one of ten dual meets but improved with each match. The District meet climaxed the season. Five Bexley grapplers, Wes Rosenthal, Ronnie Polster, Bob -Cones, Nick Baird, and Bill 'Malloy won two or more matches. Baird placed fourth in his class and Malloy qualified for the State Tournament. Polster received the Most Valuable Wrestler Award and Baird was named honorary captain at the Winter Sports Banquet. Back row: Steve Houck, Russ Huff, Ron Erkis, Fred Shafer, Bob Cones, Tom Williams, Ken Chasin, Ronnie Polster. Second row: Bruce Topolosky, David Lane, John Fischer, Jim Merkle, Walt Wynd, Dave Osbun, Mike Corder, Larry Goodman. Front row: Larry Zipser, Mick Rufiing, Bob Boren, Bob Dameron, Nick Baird, Dick Marshall, Sandy Simpson, John Dennis, Chuck Hudson. Q F! l. Q Page Ninety-Eve hm 3 wif' Mike Gertner, Peter Blue, Sam McGavran, Dick Glass, Pete Monett, Jim Merkle, Alan Wasserstrom, Dick Marshall, Dennis Leukart, David Sansbury, Bill Hunter, Rick Levison, Barry Warfield, jim Keyes, Coach Carlton Smith. Golf Coach Smith and his golfers are looking forward to an outstanding team this year. Wit-h four ex- perienced returning lettermen, Dick Marshall, jim Merkle, Alan Wasserstrom, and Dennis Leukart, the team has been undefeated in early season matches. They have already broken the school record while using only 308 strokes in defeating Delaware. The Lions are leading the C. B. L. and City leagues, and appear to have an excellent chance for the district title. Tennis Our tennis team, participating in a sport enjoyed by almost everyone, started the season with their hopes set high on obtaining the C.B.L. champion- ship. Although they are a new team, they will surely improve with experience and have an ex- cellent chance to claim this title. This year's tennis team was coached ,by joseph Cibboney, who replaced Robert Duifey. Coach Gibboney has three returning lettermen-Captain Larry Shell, .lack South, and Stan Myers. The four remaining positions will be filled from among Ierry Doss, Fred Abel, Bob Swedlow, Andy Tsitoris, and Ierry Mechling. Back row: David Field, Eddie Goodman, Mark Rosen, Doug Fleckner, Mike Friedman, Sam McCavran, Gary Bauman, Coach Joseph Cibboney. Front row: Fred Abel, Jerry Doss, jack South, Larry Shell, Bob Swedlow, Stan Myers, Andy Tsitouris, Ierry Mechling. W' y , 5' , B , 1? gr Q 1 2 ti Q- 5 ' 4 Xi-. if re . as Q FW ,,....,.,.ms.., my , 15 sf if if an gggiiia-ii! Jennie Roush, Jill Edmonds Carol Tutbill, Judy Kavanau Regina Stein, Gretchen Wegener Poll Patton, Miriam Dornbirer Rut Held, Marilyn Hays Joan Williams, Jule Durschnitt Glrls Checkers, hockey, volleyball, or shuffleboard- these and many more are offered to an athletic- minded girl of Bexley. Fall brings afternoon hockey games, intra-mural competition, and interscholastic lay. The interscholastic team exhibited their skill, lbsing only to Worthington by one goal. On December days we discover badminton tour- naments, homeroom basketball games, bowling, and swimming as G. A. C. activities. I-Iomeroom basket- ball games provide an enthusiastic noontime ac- tivity. Swimmers can select a speed, synchronized, or life-saving class to further their swimming skill. Sandy Bonnie arbie Blose we F' ' Q. Girls restricted in sports activities find a program for themselves also which includes shuiileboard, checkers, darts, table tennis, and archery. Winter does not lack a fine interscholastic pro- gram. There awaits interscholastic basketball for all four classes. Twelve members comprise a team. This year the freshmen and sophomores played four gamesg both finishing with 1-3 records. The juniors ended with a 3-3 record for their six sched- uled games. Playing their best, the seniors' final record was a 5-l. They overcame both Worthington and St. Mary's by one point. Pamela Garves, Wliets Irene Linda t0n6, Kay Linda Clockwzse Bev South, Alice Goler, Wiseman, Susan Lynn Blue Molly McElroy, Carolyn McCar Carolyn Angell, Sue Hunter Margie Phalor, Nancy Maneely Libby Woodard, Ann Gimre Diane Dombey, Sally Zox Sharon Whetstone, Janice Ewar POITS 6 Marilyn Goben Eleanor Michaelson Arlyne Kanter Pat Troyer, Carole South Amy Blue, Bev Greene Carolyn Angell, Julie Pailet orma Kahn, Judy Wood iriam Dornbirer, Judy High ancy Maneely, Margie Phalor an Williams, Janice Ewart iana Marx, Julie Durschnitt Excitement and errthusiam are rife in the gym- nasium on Class Night. lnterscholastic teams of t-he classes compete for the school championship, and the Sports Queen is crowned. The highlight of Class Night was the crowning of the Sports Queen, Nancy Maneely. Tennis, golf, horseback riding, archery, and modern dance present a varied spring- program. Modern dance, a creative art, offers an opportunity for girls to express themselves through dance. Tennis players may be seen swinging their racquets on the tennis courts after school. The interscho- lastic team is determined by a tennis ladder tourna- ment. ln competition there are three singles matches and two doubles. Opponents include Arlington, Grandview, and others. Girl golfers of Bexley one would find at the Columbus Country Clu-b on Monday afternoons. Here an intramural program is set up. Four seniors and live freshmen participated in this year's nine-hole tournament. Honors and praise were equally distributed at the annual G. A. C. Banquet held this year at I-lonka's. It is at this banquet that girls receive awards and recognition for participation. Back row: Amy Blue, Bev Greene, Lynn Whetstone, Judy High, Darianne Dick, Sandy Petzinger, Irene Humphrey, Linda Davis, Barbara Duffey, Linda Weissenbach, Barbie Blose, Bebe Baird, Eloise Buker. Second row: Linda Held, Gail Garves, Ann Willis, Myra Brahms, Patsy Belt, Kay Essex, Judy Tinker, Julie Durschnitt, Joan Williams, Miriam Dombirer, Carol Michaelson, Janice Ewart. Front row: Betty Losoncy, Libby Woodard, Molly Morin, Diane Dombey, Sally Zox, Carolyn McCarty, Nancy Maneely, Corinne Sells, Sue Hunter, Debbie Planson, Margie Phalor, Carolyn Angell. i Page One Hundred 3 PATRONS E YYU1,. fhUi4-. 7,,,,,,.:+77,M, W,m.,Q. WWW. gawk 5. 56164, hmvWMa.7f 0L,fm, 661-Aw ww nm im ffm -wa.. T -wma 6511.4 J4.-vc.fe,aoc.jd,f 92w0?.s1HoMf1Mwf wtf .Z,!1J 57141. 741 4 fl, fm 154,55-4 5. 39ZZ?f Zm,f,w gif IQWQQL Q ff 2w,v772z4,,7JLZf M-497554. f W , ml. va?-WJZMA 6, My MA, 714,,J714fw 277444. VWJL.-I-N'vUw fM'lfu.a Wm.. '2owMA7wMCB,gLMca.Zhdf,m, 60Ml4W 6,1-f,g,,,,, giiffbdf , V I , Qvwriicr: 5,27 M -7,,,.,v,,,,,,DffQ217,:,A.7q4,,,,,z,:4. ,,1M.,f WW, Cf,zw.,,,, gf',dM1Wa4 77q,U,+7mo. YM,,,er f y7o.A6,,j71fwL M1 M mp., wfgizzz WMM 7721141 Ql.,.,eufQ?1f,M.., im Md, hw mm UNO. 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Qdmwwc, 771,91 77 U' HJ!!-'VU ng, 7w+1,gr ' n PM MZ M, amen 6121225 Wnmwnilwizww Vim. Ouvxol XNMA .XTXQSLQQN 7ff4 ??!WWff 7wg6A,2fx6,Wk.,Ji 7aw:i,, WW1 ww,.r'if6M2f,3.CMf1i hz. WZ 4 'HDV 7A'7'Z 0 Xb? A NMA XJR f?'Dfv fLwJ 7110, frs7f9x4. IVQZLJ mflfHWAfw3w1ue,f6f M4'f941W'-f my QW ,M ,nw L '7!,7,6wlfA7 W. ' fn - gf 775f,fWA764 n 9 ,Jaw U.5?Wf?'35U MEM JJWMJ nl 2 6, Jmm ' Lal, QWL 3. ' liijkiiifl ZZ5.'.ZiZ1.Tz5,L,ia?M WW, +'m,,,,., fifllfbfglvvvbwf-ff-J Page One Hundred Two Professional Directory M. L. AINSWORTI-I, M.D. ROBERT B. GROSS, D.O. LOUISE P. AINSWORTH, M.D. GERTRUDE E. GROSS, D.O 1. J. ALPERS, M.D. ALEX DOM BEY D. 1. ALSPAUGH, M.D. DAVID DURSGHNITT LEWIS BASGH, D.D.S. CARL W. EMMERT, D.D.S. IACK P. BRAHMS OPTOMETRIST NOEL F. GEORGE IZADOR I. CABAKOFF, D.D.S. JOHN GERSTEN, M.D. A. S. CANOWITZ, M.D. MILTON L. GOODMAN, M.D H. M. GLODFELTER, M.D. I. M. HARRIS Page One Hundred Three Professional Directory B. F. HOAGLAND, D.D.S. MARY HOAGLAND, D.D.S. RAYMOND L. SPOHR, D.D.S. ROBERT R. SCHMIDT, D.D.S. R. B. HOOVER, M.D. I. W. STRICKLER, D.D.S. A. H. KANTER, M.D. A. BERTRAM THALL, D.D.S. ROBERT H. KUHN, M.D. H. W. TOPOLOSKY, M.D. M. DAVID LEVINE, D.D.S.. E. V. TURNER, M.D. SI-IELDON J. MANN, D.D.S. THOMAS EWING VANMETER H. R. MITCHELL, M.D. ALADAR ZIPSER, D.S.C. DON SHUSTERMAN, D.D.S. MAURICE ZOX, M.D. Page One Hundred Four FINE PRINTING BY eer prinfing omlocufzy 364-386 Souilw Fourih Si., Columbus, Ohio COMPLETE OFELCE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE OVER 80 YEARS IN PRINTING ONE STOP SERVICE FOR THE BUSINESSMAN We Appreciate and Service Large and Small Orders For The finest in driving pleasure see and drive the Fabulous '58 PQNTIAC 621 EAST BROAD STREET , sf' II99 FRANKLIN AVENUE 621 EAST BROAD STREET I-il -i- PHONE CL 2 lII8 PHONE CA I 55I5 New CU' SUN ,,,. I ,,,, A '. .- .:-r iiiiiif 'f I 'im' .mi X X ,,5g'g,55:2- an L' 3 X -I., ni X C X - ff ' ,- --2 , I.,-' -- , ' fm-J., I ai: w ' IW .P ffii 5 ,-' 1 ' Two Large Service Cenfers ., ,4. - ,-,. 1-.1,, C .ffl C ' lu: A r 'il if. ' ,, 1 'rm , -1 im 'I' ui: gigil 'fe Yi.. , b V I gg . uh --., lu. 1' 4 4- .Q -ix 4 - ,f f 7 ,..... ,L , . E, 5 L Z K--Xi 4? ' f Q3-ei' ' - Z - 47-mmm S ,, A' fs , ' ' ' w , ' ,, . THE OLDEST AUTOMOBILE DEA EHSHIP IN AMERICA X X X Page One Hundred Fiv Our Office in BEXLEY First Federal serves Bexley Area with complete savings and loan facilities at 2450 E. Main Insured Savings Loans on Homes Safe Deposii, Bbxes You'll enioy the convenience of doing business with our Bex- Checks cashed ley office. You can obfann a loan fo buy or remodel your home . , . . . or receive an atlractive rate on your savings. There's plenty Traveler 5 Checks of parking space . . . iusf drive in! U.S. Savings Bonds Night Depository BEXLEY OFFICE OPEN: Monday fhru Thursday 9 to 3: Friday 9 to 6: Two Other Offices. .. fiii DOWNTOWN: sa em sms FIRST FEDERAL HILLTOP: 2680 West Broad SAVINGS AND lUAN ASSOCIAYION Page One Hundred Six ZR AJ Mx -NN f '?Xf.l ,px Telephone Iobs offer varied cmd interesting work for girls. the OHIO BELL telephone company l K Besi Wishes xvpvl' United Sheet Metal Co. Inc. 540 Soullw Drexel Ave. xxx ,ff Going to College- I w X Easl - Wesl' - Nor+l1- or Sou+l1 i 6- Siop for any informallon ! gm., '32 X concerning college clollwes X V lfggsggi MARVINS MENS WEAR Xl I872 N. High 5+ Ibfh ln +l'1e lweari' of O. S. U. AX I-8355 lf il s Borden's Milli, i+'s gol +o be good Borden's Moores QS Ross CA I-5I2I 'If Page One Hundred Seven fzxi Z! iugwf. .... .T,:11zzzzzzzz?3i?M:,m.,w' Y agp'-I, lf' ,..... 1 zzzzzailixygggfz. .E 7' , , , , I897 - We InvITe you To VISIT us - l958 7'A9f'4'I J-if 2f? 1 , lnlvpkegfgb , ff 7 -4,-I,-I..!Zn3Mii'Z11z2:a:f5mIH..-I mini? 7 I' yum? 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I I the beautiful, new Suburban Restaurant for you...at 3015 East Main Columbus, Ohio Street Page One Hundred Eight S' 'I m rn cn -I 3' C Ju 3' Z -I O 3, T T -4 O C '-I L0 N xx oo IT' Z 2 Z I2 76 m rrl -I O -U I'I'I Z Cf? C Z CD DP -4 Lf? U7 'U n, cn I ITI -I 1+ -X- 'I you ITI PUT P2 SN 0 EI -X- 'X- -mb 2 N N :V PHONE HICKORY 3-762 I I'- I Ill E 43, I ' If ew -I I l l I 1 3 Ill ff, 1451 i V f '.-g-5.-.5,., ggagggif K I 4-sfo:-Q . .,,-. .. . , ',v,',',',', ENGINEERING - MAINTENANCE ' PRODUCTION PRECISION MANUFACTURING - WELDING AND BUILDERS OF' SPECIAL MACHINERY 2222 SOUTH THIRD STREET COLUMBUS. OHIO Your Pcftroriciqe cmd the Many Friends PageO eHmd'ed NW Acquired This Pest Year I-Icive Been Most Piecrscmt To Me. , R , A ., wwf' R. E. PARKER , V -YO-UR BEXLEO PHOTOGRAPHER- Besi' Wishes io The BEXLEO Publication from A FRIEND Page One Hundred Ten owapxo Cjooxs, XNC. 'n I I I urmture - mtenors CCDNSISTENTLY SUPERIOR 4 1 'xg R K. YV f ,Q ZQfg2f' M. ?43Tf H ?7' 'I?5'+?fx5 H1 ' 22-'- Q .f ,hfffgfff 'NM4f1'i..'f'f' fi 41 . '5f4 'LL'Lg1-wk V VE 15? ,, ,f---- E2 'NME Y. :,,:5K732?'1n1essi? , I -'LV'-Q 14, nj :1 2 I x s ii ff . -, ' ' 2 . ,mM 4m , YY, Be-sf Wishes of THE BUCKEYE STEEL CASTINGS CQMPANY Page One Hundred Eleven When your sweef Ioolh Ihinlcs of sweefs Your wisdom Ioolh Ihinlcs of WENTZ I+'s always fair wealher When good fellows gel Iogelher WENTZ PHQRMQCY A drug sfore wiIh drugs and Ihe knowledge of compounding 'rhem CAPITAL CAP and wha? H' sI'ands for- Capifal Universify is dedicafed 'ro Ihe developmenf of Ihe whole personalify. II' is a place where young men and women may prepare Ihemselves for a variely of professions and vocarions in a Chrislian environment wiIh desirable associalions, af moderale cos'r. I+ represenfs four years of living in an a+mosphere charged wilh Ihe advenfure of learning and 'rhe IhriII of par+icipa+ion. THE FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 9, I958 CURRICULUM: Liberal Arfsg Science, Teacher Training: Elemenfary, High School, Public School Music: Music: Business: Business AdminisIra- Iion: Secre+ariaI Training: Pre-Denfisfryg Pre- Engineering: Pre-Law, Nursing, Pre-Medicineig Social Service, Librarianship: Pre-Home Eco- nomics: Journalism: Pre-Theology: Parish Work. AppIicaI'ions for enroIImenI for subsequenl' semeslers may be placed on file fhroughouf Ihe year. For' Cafalogue, Applicafion Papers. and furfher informafion, wrifez OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS CapiI'aI Universi'Iy, Columbus 9, Ohio Page One Hundred Twelve PRR EHST RESTHURHNT 28OI Easf Main S'I'ree+ Known from coasf Io coasf for Excellenf Chinese-American cuisine Since I93O Air-condifioned BE I-4I I3 WHEN IN COLUMBUS MAKE YOUR HOME N., 54 o'r E L. W .,A. - .... THE BRQOKSIDE fgiaQ1 Tow R-O-TEL 1-Q1u'g+g.-ggi, MOTEL . 'minor wATEn,.1-ru! fy AIIRQCQNDITIVQNIEIQ if - W J 3020 E. MAIN STREET Jus? 4 mIIes from downfown H .V 1 - I BE 5-23OI An invifing courf of 34 weII-furnished unifs, each wifh free TV, Ieleplnone, Tiled shower, air condifioning. Coffee shop on premises. I I GER BYER SONS I AMERICA'S FINEST AUTOMOBILE CENTRE Y.X. X'A..'Y.N. Q H L 4 li A - -I W4 ...--fy-1' .--:- -9.4 'X -i,li Vinum-tw - IILWIQP -'I FV? Il , t .4,.,,,,vN-,. --NI 2 5 - I I IP' .A ,IIB I -3 If, f H1 sow T13 - Y Mpvuum I L i re- L YER S s,'s ' . f' 7'III'II FIIBIIQIIII I-EIII SLQIIIII COLUMBUS' ONLY DOWNTOWN DEALER DISTRIBUTORS DE SOT0-PLYMOUTH IQSLTQZR ' SALES - SERVICE I PARTS - PARKING I WHOLESALE RETAIL Toi31s?'sT. 4 VITAGOLD HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE PRODUCTS WALTER ENGLISH COMPANY CANNED FOODS COLUMBUS, or-no Free Chocolaie Soda will be given io any Bexley ALL A SEMESTER slu- denl if accompanied by This book. BRING YOUR REPORT CARD AND YOUR BEXLEO TO LYNN DRUG CQ. 2710 E. Main S+. One hour prescripiion delivery service-free Phone BE l-363i Courfeous Service CA 4-9I3I THE HARRIS COMPANY Opticians I0b East Broad Columbus, Ohio Page One Hundred Thirteen Congraiulaiions Bexleo Siafi T958 KIDDIE KORNEH Town 84 Couniry Besi Wishes from Karen Kaiser KATSER MACHINE ll 328 s. civic CENTER DRIVE CA 4-9575 Faciory machine work of all kinds. We specialize in prinling presses, ice planis and coniraciors' machinery. Page One Hundred Fourteen CONGRATULATIONS 9 CLASS or I958 MXGNTALDU 3 from We look forward lo seeing you oflen . I ancl showing you The newesl fashions PRESTON COOKE G CO. Dresses - Coars - Suils - Coslumes 8 Eas+ Broacl Sfreei' Sporrswear - Blouses Sho-els - lvlillinery - Furs R E A l- T O R S Cosmeirics-Cosrunne Jewelry Esrablishecl 1876 CA I-4301 Accessories-BGQS Represeniing Bexley home owners for over 44 years ' h F CONGRATULATIONS 'ks' WB as 'om CLASS OF I958 DEALERS LUMBER COMPANY IS36 Easi' Long GREEN LAWN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION founded I 848 EDWARD N. SLOAN Sec'y-Gan. Mgr 52 VARIE TIES Zan DONUTS THE Gafanq SHOP 2352 EAST MAIN BEXLEY 9, OHIO BEXLEY PHARMACY 25OI E. Main S+. BATES SUPER DUPER MARKET FAIRPORT. SHOPPING CENTER 200 S. I'IamiIIon Road Page One Hundred Fifteen Foirmoor Barber Shop Open 9 +iII 7 week days 8 HII 6 Safurdxay 40-42 S. James Rd. Fcxirmoor Beauty Solon 42 Soufh James Road BE I-3330 COLUMBUS I3, OHIO - We Are As Close fo You - BE I 53I I As Your Telephone BE I 53I I MAIN PLUMBING CO. We Spec:IaIize on Plumbing and I-IeaIinq Repairs 2673 Easi' Main SI. BEXLEY 9, OHIO For LIQIWI ReIresI'1menI Say HPEPSI PLEASE! Page One Hundred Sixteen lROSATI'S MARKET BASKET CL 3-4220 CONNELL'S BEXLEY GREENHOUSES 2385 Easi' Main Sfreei' BE I-457l FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Besl Wishes from Bill Sherritfs FINE FOODS 528 Norflw Cassacly Ave. CL 3-3253 EASTMOOR Pharmacy BE l-l572 2946 Easi' Main Sf. Columbus, Ohio KING OF AMERICANS doll hunts SPECIAL moss FOR sci-iooLs, CHURCHES. AND ORGANIZATIONS l 3923 E. Broad BE I-5l20 Open 24 Hours 1- I' .---... 1 JENSEN DRY CLEANERS 2996 Easl Main Slreel' DO ll66 W4 5 'Wm n Ralf THE ROBERTS PLUMBING CO. Bexley Camera Company THE DRIVE IN CAMERA STORE Fas? Processing of All Films Pho+o Supplies Cameras Tape Recorders RENTALS AND REPAIRS 273i E. Main S+. BE I-7400 Besi Wishes of Page One Hundred Seventeen EMILE HARDRESSERS THE CAKE SHOPPE 2679 E. Main S+fee+ FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL BE I-55Il BROADMOOR MARKET Bexley Morothon Service 352'E-Bf0-1d5+- BE I-2924 Bexley's 'Friendly sfafion JOHN PUSH' Mgr' Fi3sl:4Ar.l!,-all Ecigfdglfce :E-I-0371 2516 E. Main OPEN EVENINGS Telephone is N. 3rd CA I-3623 CA' 452' '22 O. P. GALLCD, TAILORS TUXEDO RENTALS Special Rafes 'l'o Bexley Siudenfs Besl Wishes lo lhe Class of I958 The Trowbricloe Printing Co. 39 Easl Rich Slreel CA 4-9107 lone Rurnberoer Dresses - Coafs - Suifs Blouses - Lingerie I46 Easf Broad S+ree+ Colum bus I5, Ohio NORTH BEXLEY BARBER Sl-IOP Ben Golden, Prop. 6 Chairs Appoinfmeni if desired CL 3-7804 508 N. Cassady Road Page One Hundred Eighteen IQQABGHMU1 5bau94 2270 E. Main S+. AT THE GATEWAY TO CAPITAL Best Wishes for Success 24 NORTH HIGH STREET UNIVERSITY BE I-7668 COOK FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE CO. 2862 E. Main SI. Phone BE I-4949 FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION M Q W 0 Ny x BOOK STORE a+ CAPITAL UNIVERSITY CAMPUS Locafed in 'Ihe Basemenf of Lehmann Hall Your Besi Buy is a'I' Seekers 2472 Eas+ Main Sfreef BEImon+ I-5767 SALT BROS. Hardware Co. BEXLEY-EASTMOOR 2964 E. Broad S+. BE 5-4372 lllh as fad V E X5 FINEST IN KOSHER I-,Q 2992 Easf Broad Sfreei' BEImon+ I-3653 Columbus 9, Ohio YOUR BEXLEY MARKET BASKET STORE OPEN SUNDAYS Famous Names in SPORTS EQUIPMENT and SPORTS WEAR The Sportsman 2468 Easf Main Si. BE I -9900 .4 H -.'.,A Page One Hundred Nineteen -F vom Qcmiio G formal PauI's Food Shoppe of-hir, Remember?-ik fha oar-cxsrorTfdfji-Z I L C' --nz 'X 712175 'S 'UIPOVIOGI iw I 2513 Eas+ Main S+. i ii ' ..,, PO'f'4'f'I VO' 713.31155 I WE DELIVER 5 'I .your verg besfi g1,mnmHA mi, hri' MI' BE I-45BI IFORMAL 42 E. oizorxo sr. CAA-6626 Iohnson's Real Ice Cream The Main-Bexley Barber Shop Famous for Delicious Ice Cream 2356 E., Main Srreer ai' Dawson and Sherbers 5 Barbers 2728 E. Main SI. BE I-OOI4 HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE BAND INSTRUMENTS BALDWIN ORGANS BALDWIN PIANOS KNABE PIANOS x ggummeks f, Son Complefe seIec'rion popular and classical records 3952 E. Broad S+. TOWN 8. COUNTRY BE 5-3421 I920 N. Hi II4 E. Broad Sf. Where Columbus Buys Pianos DESERT INN 1540 E. Broad SI. Columbus, Ohio PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Three rooms with +o+aI capaciry of I25 persons AAIN DINING ROOM Soaring 125 guesrs-serving Iuncheons and dinners every cIay and holidays Bexley, Ohio U Redwood 8 Ross COLLEGE CLOTHING gh Besi Wishes of Ohio Auto Parts Eourfh and Spring Sfs. Phone: CA 4-3I2I LEW DORMAN, Presidenf BE 5-3033 AX 9-7I07 Page One Hundred Twenty BEST WISI-IES CLASS OF l958 CORDER AGENCY, INC. EAST SIDE LUMBER CCD. I927 E. MAIN ST. INSURANCE 880 E. Broad SI. CL 8-95I5 DINING-ROOM SERVICE AL SOLCVE ci CO. or PIZZA TO CARRY OUT 24I4 E. Mein SI. BexIey 9, Ohie You'II Like I+! OIIICe BE 5-3449 Residence BE I-I377 Ifls COmpIeIe KiICIwen and BaIIwroom Remodeling Masseyls Pizza Hoo' COVPIPP ALSO FROZEN PIZZA We do Ihe C0mPIe'fe IOP- 4464 E. Mein S+. Columbus 5, Ohie BE I-0398 BE I-9IO9 84 So. 4II1 SIreeI Corner SIaIe CA I-27l4 CA I-I439 i Ralph G Curl, Engineers MECHANICAL - INDUSTRIAL - TOGL HIP FIOIISI PRODUCT 5 PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT CA 4-I2OI 55 E. SPRING STREET COLUMBUS, OI-IIO Germain N191-Cuyy-EdS9I COngraIUIaIIOrIS I III CI I I958 Sales-Service-ParIs O e ass O YOUR EAST SIDE MERCURY-EDSEL from CI FRIEND DEALER 2935 E. MAIN BE 5-864I WE DELIVER BEAVERS ci HORN MARKETS QUALITY AND EooNoIvIY WITH SERVICE I66O E. MAIN ST. CL 2-3I I5 I565 N. 4I'I1 ST. AX I-3I5I BEImon+ I-0965 GLadsrone 2-7307 Sl'alefy'd. Fine Feminine Apparel Shops Iown8fCounI'ry Shopping Cenler Counlry Fair Shopping Cenfer 38I6 Easf Broad Sfreef 3285 Maple Avenue Columbus I3. Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Good for young and old. Our IOIh season on Ihis corner. The besl' 'Frozen dairy deserl fresh from freezer +o you. Quar'I's, pinfs, sundaes, cones, erc. We hope 'lo see you soon QUEEN-Cor. Chelsea 8: Main ALL WORK GUARANTEED Known From Bexley lo Glasgow Dan's Appliance Service 2I4 Norrlh Slanwood Road BE I-I685 Independenf Sylvania Service Dealer Page One Hundred Twenty-one NINA'S Hair Fashions Experl' leenage haircuH'ing and slyling. 90I S. High Slreel' HI 4-48I8 Besl Wishes of Main-Iames Restaurant 3I I9 E. Main Sfreef Phone CL 2-48I2 Res. BE I-SI76 24I7 Brenfwood Rd. Columbus 9, Ohio PAUL FRITSCHE WATCHMAKER and JEWELER WATCHES-GIFTS TERMS IF DESIRED I408 E. Main Sfreel' Columbus 5, Ohio Morris Skilken of Co. Inc. General Conlraclors Columbus. Ohio Design Conslruclion Induslrial - Commercial - Public' Works Pgo HddT y WOCDD MOTCDRS, INC. 6II Eas+ Broad S+ree+ CA I-5485 PLYMOUTH MCCLURE-MAIN MGTQR CQ. 1505 Ei-,S+ Main S+ree+ CL 2-1 1 l2 INDUSTRIAL STEAM COALE 27oo Easi' Main S+ree+ HARDWARE C.,..,mbuS 9, Om., 4ooo E. Broad loos E. Livingsmn WILLIAM H BE 5-3404 CL 2-3 I 2l Besi Wishes of CRETTTH LUMBER, TNC. E I-l2l2 3634 Easi' Broad RANCH DRIVE IN B559 E. Broad S+. BE I-OI22 Treai Yourself io The Besi Good Food - Easl 84 Courieous Service CARRY OUT Best Wishes of A Friend Page One Hundred Twenty-three Besr Wishes Of HALLMARK HOUSE, INC. 3946 Easi Broad Slreei Columbus I3, Ohio Cards and Gills Tor Every Occasion BELMONT l-8827 Congraiulaiions To rhe Class of I958 Community Hardware 2359 Easf Main Sireel A. c. HELMBRECHT Home of Bexley Park Seeds SPORTS, INC. Our Business is Eun Thanks for Your Palronage and Be-sr Wishes ro rhe Graduaring Class Town and Counlry Shopping Cenrer 38l8 E. Broad Sl. BE 5-2367 Capitol City Moving ond Siorciqe BE l-36l9 283I E. Main S+. Local-Long Disrance Moving AGENTS BURNl-lAM'S VAN SERVICE Page One Hundred Twenty-four FRITOS CORN CHIPS AI The START Consider The FINISI-I AND Bah! anime 60. p KACY IONES I I74 - EaS'I' Main Sf. Residenfial Painfing and Decorafing Applicafors of Vinyl Wall r Covering - Flexwoocl - Wall-Tex Bed W'5he5 Wallpaper 81 Scenics May We Assisi' You In Color Sfyling Your Home The Cones Lumber Time Paymenf - Decorafe and Pain'I' Now - Pay Laier 450 Wes? Broad S'rree+ Phone Cljarbrook 2'29I4 ROBERT B. cones WILLIAM comes COCHRAN DRUGS Cor. Cassady 81 Main BE I-2789 Columbus 9, Ohio Jlaaalcf 4. Wfalfenaua BexIey's Neighborhood Drug Sfore PAINTING CONTRACTOR CL 2-4629 Im McALLISTER Ave. COLUMBUS 5, OHIO Miller of Cook Agencies, Inc. I2 N. THIRD ST. CA I-4489 INSURANCE JACK MILLER BILL COOK Page One Hundred Twenty-five BEST WISHES CLASS N omg . LO 0F 1958 DON . nuns - GENEVA - PISA , ROM Z E HU' 1 690 4- 94 'Vo Oo C,4lCU 77A . R NEW DELHI - LAHORE - PESHAWA 1-P- ox 55 ' KYNBEV' YF PROVED AND APPROVED AROUND THE WORLD Here,s the route cy' the most amazing, most comprehensive automotive test ever made. It exposed the '58 Ford to the gaze and praise ryt the whole wide world. E 2800 EAST MAIN STREET COLUMBUS 9, OHIO .,ZnQ. VVendell Kessler, Karl Kumler and Mike Hardesty are in the lead for Bexley Proud captains Coach Nonnemaclier advises Ronnie Erlcis and Doug lletz . on second base technique -if .. , ,. , ... 1 M : Q O, A V. ii i i l if . ,,, ,:,, Q I 1 K f I Vkkr W :. - kk ' Q 2 , : I T if W i jun ,.ei Xie M xy . ix, in-jgjlqk if :Vx I g H . W, Yi. fa. N- w, -.N ' 4. 'W ,Wm V. . - , , ,, ,Q -W i .3 3 ew jr .Q g I ' 4 'V 7. , ,' '- H f ,- he A W ' i me B1 Our custodians, Mr. Faeilla and Mr. Davis fi 4 Q 7 3: Nr, A ,pr K as Aff . - , W V r in -. rf - -A ' f ' .. H ' 1 - .L 7-nEJ'..f2ii 'Q fig Q viii? 1.5 wg ' 1 1 A3 0 Santa, Susan Glick, Molly 'fm 1 M Varsity-B ollicers, Dick Marshall, Weridell Kessler, Mike Buffing, Bruce Burriss admire newest project ...mn :I-Kawai r.Ll,LLL, 3573, iff' Nlorin, Anna Lea Barry, Sue McClelland Le grand-pere heureux avec ses petites filles, Barbara et Carolyn r egg i s 4 Santa, Frank Mc- 'Ilie Dxrtv Five- Eddie Goodman Allen Curl, jim Keves, jack Bernstein, Inn Davis 'B' Gavran, Scott Burns, Tom Addison, Gary Bloom, Bruce Burriss i l X Page One Hundred, Twenty-eight A Letter from the Staff Dear STudenTs: We The STaTT have Tried To recreaTe Tor you in This '58 BEXLEO The highlighTs oT The pasT school year. May They live in your memory! To idenTiTy us, read across The picTure and down The columns oT signaTures. Ames? Kay. .umm Www 'TW Wg fjkfcwy VQWLTJZJU ITMJ eyiwzaw Gawain! Cimggzg, WWW gm?-
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