Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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iifmitiiHiRti jr Cast: Front row; |im SihuKmskv 2nd row; M.irlin Jackson. Calhy VVilco . Kate Lodge. Miss Inglis. Back Schecter. David Slein, Peggy Lisko. Bill Burke. Tif- row; Gro er Gilbert, fohn Buckley. Jennifer Collins, fany Hilbinger. Rick Eckley. Ms. Oglesby, 3rd row; Mar in Rosenvvasser. Tim Bolon. Gail Home. Ann Kennedy. Mike Schiff. Susanne Shaefer. Betsy

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Sophomore Servers: Front row; David Click, Laurie Nacht. Laurie Webster, Merri-Lynn Cushman. Arlyn Goodman. Back row; Gil Gilbert, Tracy Bringardner, David Jones, Chris Flynn. ppi ' linK the vibes. Cindy Clarke lets loose. Camelot sets the scene for the prom Camelot was the theme for the Junior- Senior prom which was held at the Athh ' tic Club of Columbus on May 12. The entertainm( nt for the evening featured the band Razzle. The sophomore servers were dressed in olde English attire as kings, queens, peasants, and knights. One hundred and efeN ' en couples enjoyed the Renaissance atmosphere of the ballroom. Following an evening of dining, dancing, and picture- taking, couples engaged in all-night parties and early-morning breakfasts. Taking a break from the dance are Van Frederick, Cindy Pfau. Kathy Met?., Ted Wendt, David Kent, and Peggy Morgenslern.

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Ann shows that she has learned her lessons. Fingernail inspection is routine at the Gilbert household. The Bexley High School drama nkib presented Cheaper By The Dozen by F ank B. Gilbrelh and Ernestine G. Carey on the 17th and IHth of November. The ' pr(Kiu(;tion, under the direction of Miss Debra Ogiesby, displayed the actinf talent found at B.H.S. Miss Oglesby. who worked in the dramatics department at Capital Uni ' ersity while a student there, had much t(j teach Bexley students about putting together a program that they (;ould be proud to perform. It was not unusual to find members of the cast helping put down the ground cloth or painting the bookshelves. They learned that acting is not the only aspect of a play and that a good stage crew is vital to the success of the performance. I did not only learn about acting and stage construction from the five weeks ' work preceeding the performance, but also how to work with others and ha e fun at the same time. It was a neat feeling to become such good friends with the other members of the cast and crew. commented cast member Kate Lodge. Stage Crew: Front row; Amy Arnctl. Pete Fries, Bet s I ' ark. MkIu ' IIi ' Rulherl. 2nd row; Cindy Walters. Andy Clreenberg. David Henshaw. Steve Williams, fulie Bezouska Back row; Doug [Andrews. Milch Phillips, |im Goodrich, Barbara Hunt, Barbara Miller. And a hiio-rah-ray for Monl Claire High. says joe Scales (|ini Scholonsky).