Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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Bexley ' s Eastland students: Kriinl rcivv. r)rman Willchen. Brinn Williams, Brian Pdrlcrfipld, D.in McCovern. NicK Ra[5iK)ld, Sieve Kin«, |iic VV,ill.i 2nd Row: Pclcr Pierce. Laura Beck, Teresa Belshe Back row: DnuH Masser, Kevin Clarke, Steve Woiids, Not pictured: Pam Bendle. Ion Hollfreli-r, Tonx Rappold. Ihvane Woods. Mark BadiUo, Carolyn Schaihle.

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Eastland builds futures A number of Bexley students each year opt to direct their school time toward learning the career of their choice. These students attend Eastland Vocational Center. In 1979, Bexley students apprenticed in such fields as welding, agricultural business, and automotive repair. Eastland is a relatively large complex and draws its students from all of Columbus and some surrounding areas. Students make use of Eastland ' s new IBM computers, a large number of industrial machines, and secretarial equipment. Eastland Vocational Center also operates its own auto repair sevice open to the public. Integrated with classroom study at Eastland is on- the-job training. A good number of Bexley ' s Eastland students leave in the afternoon to work in the field they are studying. These students then receive weekly paychecks for their services. ASTLAND VOCATIONAL Farm equipment will be in Laura Becl ' s future as she is studyi.ng Agricultural Business. Eastland ' s welcome mat stands before the career complex.

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Time IS taken by Cathi Schwartz to relax on the beach. During winter vacation twenty-four students traveled to Andros Island in the Bahamas, for ten days. Two vans, driven by Mr. Logsdon, Mr. Tatman. and Mr. and Mrs. Kramer, transported students and their equipment to Ft. Lauderdale. Then they took an IFS plane to Andros. Much of the time was spent on the water, either snorkeling or boating. Two land trips were also taken. Everyone helped in preparing meals. Mr. Kramer has been to Andros twenty- five times and he highly recommends the trip. This was the sixth trip Mr. Tatman has taken to Andros and each one has improved. He added that it is a great experience and very educational. To receive i credit, each student chose a topic and wrote a report. Plans are being made for next year ' s trip. Bexley students discovered a new underwater specimen at Andros. First row: Martin Schecter. Becky. Lori Kramer. Alhson Yenkin, Craig Kramer. Diana Duffy, Les Neufeld. Tom Freundhch. Second row: Donna. |enny, Bruce, Missy Beebe, Barbara Hunt. Jeff Strong, David Portman, Tripper Eagleson, Mary Wilhard, Cathi Schwartz, Steve Evans, Eric Binau, David Henshaw. Back row: Michael Logsdon, Randy. Anne Remlinger, Tim Kramer, Brook Holley, Tish Fman, Mem-Lynn Cushman. Janet Priest, Kate Lodge, Amy Wil- liams. Jim Tatman.