Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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 XI' ». ' • ;» « y- Enjoying the scenic fall, a ; couple strwtl» d JWn Bexley aidewalk W 5. Students know or at least know of most of the other students. Faces are familiar. Life here is familiar. Even in the commu- nity, familiarity is a key to making Bexley home. Everybody seems to know every- body else. Running into Cochran’s or get- ting an ice cream cone at Johnson’s is cer- tain to provide chance meetings with acquaintances. Though students aren’t always content with the social life in Bexley, most of them make the best of their time. Weekends are remembered for what goes on as well as what doesn’t. Bexley’s home. Bexley is and always will be Bexley. Opening 9

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•v A moment of sisterly love is shared by Valerie and Madeline Acton Reserve cheerleaders listen as Kathy Niermeyer discusses plans of the big game. Danny Pink tells it like it is. Student life at Bexley has changed greatly over the years. Fads, interests, and styles are continually changing with the personalities of students. The art club started a new tradition of having a moon hop dance every year. Hall passes have become an everyday necessity for stu- dents wishing to use the halls. Columbus’ own McGuffey Lane has taken over the hearts of many Ohioans including enthusi- astic Bexley High School students. Through all the changes, the students have stuck together; even in the worst of situations. New rules regarding attendance and tardiness have made classes more restrictive. CASA (Community Awareness of Substance Abuse) meetings, affecting both students and their families, have drawn huge support in an attempt to teach the community in drug related topics. At school and at home, the community is at the center of the discussion. Opening 11 Mary Ishida and Ingrid Emch take a break from the classroom. «taw i«.