Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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 i A Beginning the ropes course, Sarah Imes and Barbie Winans help Sandi Rosenglick complete the first step. The creature from the Black Lagoon? Not really. Mr. Michael Logsdon emerges from the Grand Cayman waters with his latest discovery. Looking for honey, Mr. David Fey buzzes around a group of junior girls en- joying lunch. 'Provide £%tw Whether it was a holiday or a vacation, some type of activity provided opportunities for students' participation. The biology teachers arranged a trip to Grand Cayman over winter break, and Ms. Denise Novak and Ms. Sabrina Pugh chaperoned a trip to London, England, during spring break. Both gave students an opportunity to meet new people and experience new places. Various classes took field trips to enhance learning in the classroom. Quest classes went on ropes courses and Gourmet Foods classes went to restaurants to experience different cuisines. Student and teacher interest promised trips would continue. — Margot Kyle

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The band marches through the streets of Bexley before a football game (Top) later Rusty Rosenthal enjoys the dance (Inset). By Friday at 3:00 no one wants to work in study hall Feeling the need to hide his true identity Bill Miller dresses up on Halloween to work in the cafeteria

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 £xfruicuwiicu vi s4ctivitie Succe ui Students jumped right in Homecoming activities the sec- ond week of school Rumors of a cancelling of powderpuff foot- ball had no substance. Some things should never change! Students dressed up, dressed down, worked on floats, prac- ticed powderpuff routines, voted on a royal court, and looked for- ward to a fun-paced evening. No one expected ... rain. The parade went on, but the football game was forced off the field before the first play when the sky turned black and lightning threatened. The dance went on as scheduled, the first of many events to follow in student life. -Margot Kyle rzn a m 8 Student Life