Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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Prom 29 Paul Bonaventura and Carolyn Harvey enter to the sound of Jamaican music. Taking a break from the dance floor, Michelle Kuhn, Rob Leffler, Brian Lutz, and Celene Rhoten watch the limbo contest. Andi Shell, John Bauer, Shellie Green, and Charlie Rath meet at the prom.

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 On Saturday, May 9, juniors and seniors dressed in formal attire and attended the prom. The evening began with couples dining at elegant restaurants, such as Marios, Peppercorn Duck Club, and the Capital Club. After dinner students met at the Columbus Atheletic Club. I was really surprised to see how many people came to the prom and stayed for so long,” said Beth Collins. Some students emerged in the entry way to talk and enjoy punch and cookies while others chose to dance to the reggae music of hie. Throughout the evening couples posed for pictures which they received three weeks later to remember the evening. Prom committee member Andi Shell commented, I think that the Athletic Club was an ideal location for the prom. Following the prom couples attended the teen center, private parties at their homes, and hotel parties. Such activities enabled the students to have an extended curfew, making prom night different from any other night. A Time to Remember, the theme of the prom, summarized the feelings of those who attended. Trace Kanter and Shane O'Neil dance to the music of Irie at the 1987 junior- senior prom. Steve Verona, John Miller, Amy Bergman, Laurie Tenebaum, Andrew Ives, Andrew Gurevitz, Lawrence Binsky, and their dates arrive at the Athletic Club. 28 Prom

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The senior class of 1987 finally graduated. Governor Dick Celeste, along with Rabbi Harold Berman, Superintendent Patricia A. Conran, Principal Kip Greenhill, President of the Board of Education Brian Freeman, and President of the senior class, William H. Miller, spoke at the Commencement. The seniors showed their anticipation and excitement as Carey Elias proceeded to walk off the track instead of walking back to her seat after getting her diploma. Other antics included receiving diplomas in barefeet, bow ties, sun glasses, and tie dyes. After the chorus of seniors and the high school band per- formed, the seniors eagerly met in back of the stadium to greet families and friends. The seniors hugged and cried with their friends as relief and sadness overcame them. They realized that their high school years were over, and a new life was beginning. Excited seniors await anxiously to be called onto the track for commencement. Governor Dick Celeste addresses the class of '87 on the importance of taking risks. Valedictorians, Rusty Rosenthal, Lori Kumler, and Sean Kriebel, listen attentively to Principal Kip Greenhill. Page sponsored by Mr. Mrs. Thomas E. Davis 30 Graduation