Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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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.

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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

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