Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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 Freshman Cheerleaders: Front Row Katie Weiss, Diane Rowely, Jodi Reinker Back Row: Julie Fried- man, Jennifer Chorpennmg, Deidra Estapa, Anita Wuellner As the varsity cheerleaders try to excite the spec- tators at the winter homecoming Pep Rally, the band awaits their moment to play Varsity Cheerleaders: Front Row Michelle Morrow (Lion), Staci Blanchard, Diana Kenworthy. Back Row Jane Schuliger, Rachael Caplin, Julie Mormol, Tricia Moriarty, Randi Lefkowitz

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....................r » « • AET0RS AND STAGE GREW GREATE MAGIC MOMENT The drama club kept busy this year pooling their talents to put on two plays the winter play, mystery thriller classic by Agatha Christie, Ten Little In- dians; the spring play, The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder. In both plays we started from scratch. As the actors spent their time memorizing their parts, stage crew was planning and building the stage set. Our crew's working schedule was pretty informal. At first we members came after school when we could make it, but the crew's organiza- tion picked up about two weeks before the play was to go on. Some nights we would stay until 10:30 PM working. Many pizzas were ordered and mun- chy runs were made. We all did it for the magic. The planning, scheming, set building, and dreaming came together in opening night. The magic was the brief moment of sharing: crew, actors, and audience. Drama did not happen without an audience. That mo- by John Cappelletti ment was rare, but that was why students joined drama club and that was why people went to the plays. As Heather Byer recites her part at dress rehear- sal, Debbie Fought (stage manager) adds the finishing touches to the scenery. Dinosaur, Jay Macke seems worried as he hears someone knocking on the door Skin of Our Teeth Leads: Front Row Anita Wuelner, Amy Donnellan, Heather Byer Back Row: Daniel Zupnick, Jason Cohen PAGE SPONSORED BY HUNINGTON CLOTHIERS Spring Play 25

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SQUADS ADD VARIETY TD BUILD SPIRIT by Karin Gross flll of the cheerleading squads made an extra effort to encourage the student body's spirit and en- thusiasm by making banners and pro- moting the games. They began their season quite early; the Fourth of July they made a float for the community parade. This idea was a first for the cheerleaders and was appreciated by the community. The next activity on their agenda was a summer cheerleading clinic given by two Ohio State cheerleaders. Learning new routines, mounts, formations, and preps for jumps brought variety to the squad's cheering. Each cheerleader was also asked by her advisor, Ms. Sandy Rainey, to make up either one cheer or three chants in order to gain more of a selection. On January 4, the cheerleders sponsored a dance after the basketball team's victory over Academy. According to reserve captain Jenny Weiss, the cheerleaders not only worked hard but also had the opportuni- ty to make new friends from other grades. PAGE SPONSORED BY THE WARREN FAMILY Showing their Bexley spirit are Varsity Cheerleaders Jane Shuliger, Julie Mormol, Tricia Moriarty. Hoping to build up a Bexley Victory are the reserve cheerleaders. Reserve Cheerleaders: Front Row Jenny Goldsmith, Lisa Warren, Christy Culbertson. Back Row: Rachel Sigall, Sarah Arnett, Jenny Weiss, Julie Calhoun Cheerleading 27