Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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NEW STAFF BRINES KEY IDEAS by Keith Cheses The new members entered the 85'-86’ Bexleo staff with excitement and a great willingness to learn. The Bexleo staff’s main goal was to put together an outstanding yearbook, while learning new techniques, having fun, and working with new people. The staff met everyday, seventh period, in Room 109. The at- mosphere was informal, but fast-paced. The staff advisor, Mary Hockenbery, had an important role in the running of the staff. Her major contribution was to teach the members basic techniques on how to put the book together. The new members were made to feel that they could add im- portant ideas to the Bexleo as well as learn from old members. Some memorable times, besides those cropping pictures for lay-outs and writing copy stories, were selling ads, working concessions, and having a Halloween party. One staff member, Judith Oklander, felt, “The new members were an important feature to the staff because they came up with new ideas and were willing to work hard. Steve Page, a new member, felt, “Being a new member was excellent, and I can't wait until the next year of work.” Bexleo Chief Editors: Judith Oklander. Margot Kyle, and Suzy Friedman Bexleo Staff: Front Row: Lorin Graef, Steve Page, Judth Oklander, Margot Kyle, Ross Tague, Erin Mott, Diane Tague. Second Row: Kate Collins, Anne Paul, Karen Gross, Julio Friedman, Shani Topolosky, Emmi Birrer, Julie Chorpenning, Keith Cheses Third Row: Beth Collins, Andi Shell, Sara Cockenbach, Beth Baumann, Lori Kumler, Lauren Gelb, Wayne Chuko, Suzy Friedman, Debbie Katz, Brad May Back Row: Mike Glimcher, Phil Page, Doug Lnper, Jim Jenkins, Matt Buckley. .... 10 Bexleo PAGE SPONSORED BY MR. MRS. JAMES KYLE

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STUDENTS UNLDEK SPECIAL QPPQRTUNITIES by Suzy Friedman I n student life, a person with many keys showed involvement, while the one with few showed specialization. Each stu- dent was different and expected different things out of school. Student life was made up of activities other than basic school work. Some people were involved in many activities. They enjoyed a sport while also being active in peer counseling or student council. Others picked one ac- tivity in which to specialize. This one ac- tivity, like drama club, was perfected. This diversity made Bexley's students in- teresting in their quest for fun and excite- ment while pursuing their learning. Before the first home football game, Bexley High School students await the beginning of a pep rally with anticipation. Student Life 9

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iA 1 PAGE SPONSORED BY DR. MRS. WILLIAM T. PAUL Bexleo 11 Section Editors: Back Row Lori Kumler Lauren Gelb Phil Page Front Row Diane Tague Sara Gockenbach and Kate Collins Beth Baumann, who she has some spare time, does her homework Discussing the theme ot the yearbook is advisor Mary Hockenbery and chief editor Margot Kyle John Cappelletti, a first year staff member, creates a design using magazine pictures