Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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 Sony Walkman provides private listening for Jody Nutis. Theresa Hinton and Brian Thompson start their own study hall in the hall. After a lab with the microscopes, Joy Mercer, Jennifer Bridenbough and Karen Ankney re-check Mondays will be Mondays, their observations. Mr Michael Logsdon strongly encourages Harmon Waitzman to study biology. Friends are forever for Anna Vollmer, Jay Ritchlin, and Lisa Shamhart. Before the semester ends, Becky Williams quizzes Richard Cordones. V Opening 5

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Putting a puzzle together took the con- centration of a group of people sitting around a table. Some pieces were already fit together. These pieces were the foun- dation of the rest. Concentration had set in, and each piece was studied, turned around and around so its connecting piece could be found. Each participating individual put some part of this puzzle together. It was a challenge that was conquered only by hours working alone or working with others. The goal was to complete the puz- zle. At last, there was the finished product with each single piece in its place. A feel- ing of satisfaction was achieved. As Chip Sluder and Mark Herbst say, “School's hard work. It's All in a Day's Work Mr. Jim Tatman can't believe Chris Cory's excuse about last night's homework The Jazz Band rehearses for their upcoming concert. After a long day at school, Stephanie Worch and Marjorie Funk exchange plans for the weekend. t I I 4 Opening

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 School Days, School Days High School was like a puzzle. At some point we all tried to figure out just what the picture was. All of the changing and growing that took place in those four years were what led us to putting it all together. Studies, family, friends, athletics, social life, community, and pastimes were all things that we had to fit together somehow. The combination was our own choice. It was of our own selec- tion. The high school experience was what every individual made it. Freshman year rolled around and the big step into high school was taken. Being teased as the 'Typical frosh was tradi- tional, but the growth was just beginning. It was a time to get our feet wet, to try out for teams, to join language clubs, to delve into the Interaction of Matter and Energy (IME), and algebra. Getting the full view, Jill Gurwin and Colleen Connor focus on the cells of an onion skin. Studious Jim Stone tries to concentrate despite the laughter of Holly O'Brien and Amy Bowers. Sitting next to the door insures Rob Kinnamon and Steve Salvato the first steps out of the library. Did I miss something? asks Paul Vollmer as Ms. Nancy Zastudil and Mimi Weiner carry on in Spanish. Disturbed Bob Sanford finds out from his informant, Mike Polster, what's on the contemporary issues quiz. 6 Opening