Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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THE OFFICIAL BEXLEO WIQI Rl PI GAME PLAYERS! People Seniors 88 30 SC OR 1 IN Gl Sports 114 S P E C 1 A Lli Ml 01 Vi E: SI Student Life Activities 8 152 VIAIRI 1 AITI 1101N SI Academics 70 D 1 S T R I B UITIEIDI B Y Community 172

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The challenge of Physics allows seniors to work together. Jeff Loucks, Beth Collins and Julie Myers work on their Mars orbit tab. (Top Right) The weekend begins at 3:10 Friday for Michelle Levin, Laura Murdock and Janette Cooper. (Center Right) Ready to begin an exciting day, Erika Willhite dashes into homeroom. (Above) Finding velocity is one of the many problems in Physics Mr Craig Kramer helps Kathy Blank. (Right) Beginning play Principal Greenhill complimented students at the be- ginning of the school year saying, [They] take pride in their grades. They are a cut above the rest. From the other schools where I've been principal, I know, here students have a serious relationship with their teachers.” The year started smoothly. Dr Alan Corn said, This was one of the best beginnings out of 14 years. The schedules being sent out early helped the students. The kids were excited to learn. They were receptive to the teachers, to what they had to say. Everyone was ready to learn. While most agreed, Ross Tague said, The brain in the beginning is clogged. Around November, the blood starts pumping; the brain starts to function. Tony Thurn added, “The beginning of the year you get back to old friends. But you have to quit work. The problem is homework takes up too much time. Rachel Shapiro agreed, “getting used to a set schedule is hard.