Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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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.

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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

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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