Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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V V M-Rx'ww',.+!'w2,.n,1V2,551m1:,m.'0f'r1? f ' 11 ' V li 1 11' CIICDUNIWTIIEUXIUS FRESHMEN 6 ro L O SOP!-IOMCJRESIZ 5 Q73 QJUNIORS ue SENIORS 24 'YJ-A-J STUDENT oovsz In D K fi' ACTNITIES 60 CLUBS TO S PORTS 80 LIGHTER Momemsq 5 FACULTY IOB PATRONS II4 X ,-, ffwfi. Sumn Glick Dick Wolnzafz Aim Gimre CQW waz! WX -3 Page Seven calxjfy 'w 1 gb J, me Lk ,Z its The jirft day we entered Bexley High School we hecanze a part of ity tradition of excellence. Now we have taken oar jiryt ftepf toward hecorning worthy rnenzhery of the Jchool contnzanity and adding lafter to its nanze. Beconzing a freyhinan if a new and exciting experience, hat we realize that there is Jtill nznch to learn throughout the corning yearf. A5 has heen the caytonz in the past, we as frefhnzen Jponyored the Jpring frolic dance at the jejfrey Manfion. This project wax the heginning of oar rnoney-nzahing endeavory. Befidef heing noted for our good Jcholarfhip, we have heconre active in the 5chool'5 athletic program. The ojjzicerf this year were Dick Wolnzan, preyidentg Ann Ginzre, vice-prefidentg and Safan Glick, secretary-treafarer. Back row Ronald Blank jay Brahms Dana Bray Daisy Broadnax Tina Brodsky Larry Brown Front row Barbara Burkert Scott Burns Dick Butler Mimi Canowitz Mike Corder A f ,yu ,kf, af-VA Back row Wendy Abrams Fred Abramson Tom Addison Robert Ainsworth Carolyn Angell Shirley Anthony Front row Nick Baird Julia Ballantyne Anna Lea Barry Margaret Bernstein Janice Betker Dan Ball 'nn- L, f, ,. W ,z il Back row Allen Curl Robert Dameron Roberta Danchik Frank Dickinson Stanley Dolinger Diane Dombey Linda Eisenman Front row Don Elsass Karen Emswiler Janice Ewart Oscar Fleckner Sharon Freedman Don Friedman i Back row Donna Fry Carol Gearhart VValter Gibbs Betty Gicse Ann Gimre Susan Glick Dick Graham Front row Susan Granat Richard Grimm Larry Harris James Heyde Gene Hite Jerry Hockman Back row Jim Klass Bob Kramer Evan Kress Douglas Lane Bryon LaRue Carl Linscott Front row Betty Losoncy Louis Lowry Fred Luper Nancy Maneely Dick Marshall E FQ. if f Y Back row Jane Howard Glaudette Hubbel Dick Huff Susan Hunter Lauralee ,Iones Sandra Jones Front row Karen Kaiser Ronnie Kauffman Donna Kellison Jeannie Kellner Judy Kerr l t 1 . N y 14 ,rl X my , X fl A Page Ten Back row Diana Marx Judith lN4ercuri0 Douglas Metz Susan Meyer Linda Myers Eleanor Michaelson Front row Marilyn Miller Norma Minkin Herb Minkin Mickey Monroe John Montgomery '27 Back row Molly Morin Carolyn McCarty Sue McClelland Molly McElroy Frank McGavran Pat Mc:Kenney Front row Sharon McLane Paul Neal Arnie Nedleman Stephen Newstedt Neal Noethlich Back row Keith Noethlich David Osbun Julie Pailet Nancy Parkinson Kathleen Parsons Barry Pearlman Front row eff? Margaret Phalor Deborah Planson Phil Price Karen Reed Barbara Ritter Ronald Robins Back row Sylvia Schottenstein Sue Schwartz Judy Schwarz Corrine Sells Larry Shell Seyril Siegel Front row Sandy Simpson Joe Thatcher Fred Thomas Page Eleven Back row Charles Rose Stephen Rose Judy Rosen Sherri Rosen Becky Rosenthal Stanley Ross Front row Mickey Ruling Joan Salen Samuel Samson Nancy Schaefer Brenda Schilling Joe Schlonsky Sandra Ware Alan Wfasserstrom David Webster 97 17, fl- ? i Ne, Back row Pete Webster Sharon Whetstone Linda Widrich Judy Wile Yvonne Wilson Alice VVinebrenner Dick Vlfolman Front row Not Libby Woodard Joyce Young David Zisenwine Sally Zox Joey Zuckerman Bruce Burris Dennis Leukhart pictured Gary Bloom Wendell Kessler Barbara Olds Daryl Lynne Baxter Bryon Meyers Malcolm Morehouse 4 , . -5.2. 52? y' , Ame Meffyling Fred Davidoff Sally Abe! -,X 1 f sophomores Page Thirteen X, f 5 ,VJX A f if 7 'S Exeellenfe ix attained at the price of great lahor. The thought is not new, hut ity meaning heeame clearer to uf af Jophomoref. It wax through hard work, enthufiafm, and resourcefulneff that we won hoth the clam an'd individual prize! in the Jalef tax driuej that we promoted Juceefyful hake falef, hafhethall and foothall eonceffionf, and projitahle danceyy that we hegan to huild a referue for the hig prom whieh will he our refponfihility next year. Along with all memherf of the faculty and the Jtudent hody, we efpecially wiyh to express our deepeft .fympathy to the family of our elaffmate, Philip Goldherg. Thif year'J ofeery were Fred Dauidorf, preyidentg Ann Mech- ling, uiee-prefidentg and Sally Ahel, Jeeretary-treafurer. Back row Bea Brown Mollie Campbell Margaret Castagna Gary Cheses Pat Clark Harve Clodfelter Front row ,a5'7'? k Nancy Cowan Ferris Cox Larry Dauber Fred Davidorf Jerry Davidson Barbara Davis Back row Sharon Baas Kathleen Bates Jeffrey Bender Mike Benis Julie Berman Front raw Susan Betsch Harley Blank Beverly Blose Cynthia Bone Donald Brooke Back row Sandra Davis Donna DeVVitt Nancy Dickey Bucky Dugger Judy Durschnitt Dick Edminister Front row Roberta Fast Ronald Feerer David Feinstein Michael Finefrock Jack Foreman Robert Friedman Bob Garek Back row Connie Gilbert Philip Goldberg David Goldfarb Phil Goldslager Sharon Gragg Sue Graham Larry Haas Front row William Hamilton Bevra Hannahs Arbie Hausman Yvonne Hawraney Jay Hayden George Henning Roger Hill l Back row Linda Kirsten Byron Kohn Jim Kopp Ellis Kurtz Sandra Landenberger Sandra Lane Mary Lou Leonard Front row Nancy Levin Joanne Levinson Lynda Levison Milton Lewin David Long Jack Lucks Back row Richard Holstein Ann Humphrey Kay Hunt Michael Hurwitz Edmund Jasinski Jim Jones Lynn Kahn Front row Sharon Kahn Ted Kaiser Judy Kastner Jack Kearns Kris Kienzle John Kilpatrick 5'-su..,v,,L,,,,, Q , -....,,,,.f7,v f V sf X Page Sixteen Back row Thom Marsh Judy Mayne Ann Mechling David Merkle Bruce Meyer Charles Miller Front row Lowell Miller Ger Mittler VY Dorothy Montague Carol Morganstern Barbara Morris Peggy Morris iff? .43 we li -.,, f Back row Louis Posner Judy Poster Roneen Raleigh Mike Reeb Rusty Reece Ronnie Reich Front row Paula Reuss Letty Rhoten Donna Rikin Matt Roberts Rosajean Roberts Stan Robins '13-I-1 . S77 KBRPW' f,,,, r Back row Peter McNaughton Jeffrey Nacht David Nelson Sally Newton Larry Niermeyer Alan Nullman Front row James Parsons Louis Pearlman Sandra Plotnick Judy Polster Lois Polster Bill Porter Page Seventeen Back row Morris Romanoff Ronnie Root Benson Roth Paul Rowley Jim Ruppersberg Marcia Schwartz Front row Carole Shackett Dick Shenk Joanne Sherman Joyce Shkolnik Sandy Shkolnik Cynthia Shore Back row Carolyn Shustick Gayle Simon Barbara Slater Sandy Slobin Shari Sluder John Southworth Front row Tom Spiers James Stevens Debbie Subow Dury Sudcluth Sandra Taylor Eddie Trott Back row Ellie Turetsky Francine Turner Judy Tussing Judy Watts Robert Webster Dick Widdis Front row David Wiggins Addison Willis Frank Wilson Faith Yochum Steve Zaron Elaine Zeff pictured Sally Abel Nora Jean Bell Emma Brooks Margaret Hoel Kay Allen . , ' H , W- ' ,Marv-'V '4' ,,..f,4,faU9EiA ,ff f K Xa, ., 1, l- M WW! ww, WSH, if Sir , a I Will Reed Baby jones Deloref Hkzwmney . ai-5 'fy X.. O., Qi f J xl Q45-f XXI lil X N :W 3 xW juniors W9 '5- Exfellence mean! many thingy to many people. A5 janiorf, we have ilippea' into all phafef of school life anal have trieil to live ap to the trailitionf of great clarfef which have gone hefore af. Long hefore the theme of oar prom was finally Jelecteel, oar project! were hearing friiit. Track ana' hafehall coneeffionf, all hafhethall coneeffionf thif year, the hig dance after the Arlington haihethall game -thefe enileavory macle it pouihle for af to prefent an original prom: a Central Ameriian jangle in three ilimenfionf. To the family of oar claffmate, Fred M66i01'5, who woala' have heen to-captain of the 1956 foothall team, we of '56 join the faculty and the entire Jtailent hotly in expreffin g ileepeyt Jym- pathy. This year'.f ojjifery were Will Reed, pre5ia'ent,' Bahf fonef, vice-Lvrefiilenty and Deloref Hawraney, 5ecretary-treafiirer. 17' ,fm Back row Jack Borror Pat Boyer Betsy Bradshaw Jerry Brandwene David Brobst Tom Brooks Beverly Brown Front row Wanda Carson Kathleen Casey Carlone Centner Gary Chasin Barbara Cohen Jerry Cohen Robert Cohen LI. K , ,syy,s 'Ny Back row Sue Addison Betty Ainsworth Pete Alexander Sharon Arnold Robert Baker Phyllis Bamberger Robert Barker Front row Dave Beck Nancy Belt Mike Berliner Lenore Berman Bob Blume Marcia Boehm Back row Ronnie Cook Dick Cooper Sandra Cowall Karen Crawford Dave Daniels Rae Ellen Dauber Front row Donna Davis Cary Davis Laura Davis Barbara Denser Suzanne Donaldson Jill Dudley Joan Dye Back row Bob English Buddy Ewart Betsy Field Tim Fisher Barbara Frohnauer Jim George Front row Rachel Gersten Marshall Getz Mike Getz Mary Gibbs Melvin Ginsberg Eleanor Glickman Back row Harvey Katz VValter Katz Marvin Kay Betsy Kellison Barbara Ketzmier Judy Knaell Front row Moscelyn Knolls Myra Kollmer Judy Koltun David Kuhn Joan Landrum Cathy Lane Rita Lasky 4 M V Back row Elaine Goldstein Nathan Gordon Ken Gornall Patty Gurwin Norman Haller Richard Harding Front row Shoshana Harrison Delores Hawraney Tom Hoff Bill Johnston Babs Jones Roland Jones Page Twenty-two Back row Nannette Levenson Joyce Levison Sheila Levison Stanley Levinson Beverly Magley John Malloy Betty Marsh Fwnt row Eugene Martin Jim Mason Fred Medors Nancy Metzger Sandra Mollenauer Toni Morehead Pat Morin Back row Winnie Patton Marlene Perry lan Polster Kayla Poulster Helen Poulos Jerry Powell Marie Rader Front row Will Reed Tom Reddy Sonya Robbins Harriet Romanoff Joyce Rosenfeld Lee Ross Marilyn Rothman . , , K , 8 Back row Anita Morris Rita Myers Rosie Myers David McCandlish Joyce McColrn Billie McComas Mike McCray Front row Jim McDowell Buddy Nafzger Carol Nagle Mary Jane O,Neill Jack Osbun Jane Pailet Neal Pailet Jerry Patterson MM 'Fi' 'H Back row Nlichael Smilack Mitchell Smith Nancy Smoler Sally Snoots Connie Stammler Pat Stebelton Michael Stein Front row Susan Stein Mary Jo Stevenson David Story Jim Stygler Stephanie Swartz Joyce Tarcov Ellen Taylor Zi 'f-- ei' 'i':ZL...2 ggi 3N,.,,Zi, .,,,.,, , ,at Kg i15:t: ':':3::: 1' ' 11:1 'fmt I 'ETL 4, ' W3 Page Twenty-fliree Back row David Roulston Bob Russ Ted Sansbury Fred Sawin Beverly Schecter Rhea Schottenstein Niki Schwartz Front row Marcia Sculler Pat Sells Pat Shaman David Sharl-:ey Pat Sherman Roger Shlonsky Sue Sloan 7 ki , -M G an yt -1 . f f 1 :fm 'gg' Q fi , z., fume Back row Ardith Thompson Diana Tilley Nancy Timchek Adele Topolosky Barbara Tracht Sallie Ullery Virginia Van Meter Front row Marilyn Varely Nancy Warfield Lisa Weissenbach Robert Williams Margie Wfilson Norma Wood Mike Woodward pictured Don Blakeslee Linda Culbertson Dave Fleming Don Fleming Ruth Hite Barbara Katz Carolyn Langhtt ' -' ,-.af .rw .. 9' . ,fir 1 ,4,, 1 x , , . ,. 1 f KV' .AN Af 1 ' 5 ,XWAQ -4, I if fi 4 , I Q, 'Q ifL1sf4f 25 , JP' if? y M42 www Waller jejjtrey Md7'lfiH Stone Benjy Z ox + J I Y ...J 1 X K., Page Twenty fi e FA wg, A O O I seniors L J ,LJ We take our place hefide the long line of diftinguifhed claffes whofe ,ftudenty have huilt the Bexley tradition, hopeful that we have added a contrihution of our own. When we were freyhrnen, our float took jirft prize in the hoineconzing parade. Our senior float thif year won the Janie diytinction. The Under.fea pronz which we Jponfored at juniorf way a Juperior achievement in Jcope and originality. The Jeriouf and civic-minded leaderfhip of our fenior claw way refponsihle for hringing to Bexley the Ohio State Con- vention of Student Councily. Our athletic pi-calm wax well denzonftrated when the hafkethall tearn, conzpofed nzainly of Jeniorf, won the Central Buckeye League chanipionfhip. Claw officer! for '55 were Benjy Zox, preyidentg Walter fejjfrey, vice-prefidentg and Marvin Stone, 5ecretary-treasurer. Qs JOANNE ANGELL 24W after . . . 6:00 Club . . . The Four Links . . . slumber parties . . . sister, Carolyn . . . crumbs . . . the ubig green . . . car buddies . . . Snowball . . . Mitiwanga . . . feathers . . . to enter Ohio State. French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Horizon Club 3, 4, Book Club 3, BEXLEO 4, Music Club 3, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Homecoming Queen. GARY BAAS Bad . . . pet peeve: people who are slow . . . 37-GB . . . You drive, Don', . . . Redais boys . . . spelunker . . . bachelor for life . . . Cay Timer . . . 4'No Man is an Island . , . 4'Sure you dow . . . 1'How,s the bologna, Don? Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y 1, Track 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Chorus 1, 2. Sww SANDRA SUE ADDY Sonie . . . L'How I hate to get up in the morningw . . . uTara Themew . . . likes: convertibles . . . dis- likes: blushing and glasses . . . dates with boys from out of town . . . I can,t see that far without my glassesw . . . hopes to be an air line stewardess . . . to enter Ohio State. G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, Basketball 1, RICHARD NATHAN ALPERS Bohunk . . . Black and Cold . . . L'My name's not Andy . . . pet peeve: fat boys . . . hobbies: hunt- ing, fishing, eating . . . to be a doctor of ?? Track Manager 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co-Champions 3, C.B.L. Champions 4. IRVING A. BAKER Irv . . . Black and White . . . U-6749 . . . Wait for mein . . . summers in Florida . . . 129 sleeper . . . Nobles . . . pet peeve: people that laugh at jokes they donit understand . . . What,s up, doc? . . . car buddies . . . wants a Thunderbird for graduation . . . aftemoons at Morgan's . . . Why donlt you shave? . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1, 2, Football 1. JEWEL MIRIAM BARNES Stardust,' . . . the short long trip . . . 13, 4 . . . the crackerbarrel mystery . . . girlless physics and senior math . . . Just perfectn . . . rainbows . . . what will never be forgotten . . . Always and Ever Land . . . I ,bout died. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 2, Book Club 3, 4. , CHARLES RICHARD BAR RY Dick . , . likes: blonds, hot rods, custom cars . . . weighthfting . . . HI donlt know what to tell ya . . . baby sister . . . freshmen car buddies . . DeMolay. Science Club 4, Swimming 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD LEWIS BASCH Dick . . . 3l-ML . . . Black and Bold . . . Friday nights at the JOURNAL . . . Hey, Witz, Iill pick you uplw . . . big sister, Connie . . . tennis . . . pet peeve, Betzis American Legion Essays. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Varsity B 3, 4, Book Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Choir 2, 3, Student Council 1, 4, Student Health Council 4, TORCH 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 2, Captain 4. - JOHN HANDLEY BETZ Jack . . .' Sandra . . . 7:30 Club . . . Let's talk', . . . Teddy Bears . . . Monday Nighters . . . D.D. . . . T.T .... I.S.D.D.I.C.F .... Good Timers . , . Bill and Bev . . . college trip. . .parties at Lil's and Pheobe's . . . W.M.I. Latin Club l, 2, Varsity B 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, BEXLEO 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Court 3, 4, B-Hive 3, President 3, Boy's State 3, Chief Justice of Supreme Court 3, Quill and Scroll. CAROL ANN BIRCH Carol . . .The Four Links. . . 6:00 Club.. . slumber parties . . . 24M after . . . Cleveland . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S .... Warner's corner . . . S.M.A. D.R .... car buddy . . . fender bender . . . relatives . . . Riding Club . . . pet peeve: boys who break dates . . . to enter Ohio State. Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, .G.A.C. 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Chorus 1. EDWARD PHILIP BECKER II Phil . . . art . . . '4Arne'7 . . . BEXLEO meet- ings . . . band trips . . . band mechanic . . . DeMolay . . . Florida vacations . . . YR-16 . . . Stu's Plymouth . . . argyles . . . uFelipe,' . , . uthe instrumentsn . . . 'gsee you later . . . 24W after. Spanish Club 3, Art Club 3, 4, Book Club 2, Music Club 2, 4, Track 3, BEXLEO 4, Art Editor 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, 'SI Remember Mama. SANDRA ALICE BENIS Alice . . . A.B .... CB-20 . . . the 'cfire engineu . . . Yellow Rose . . . older brother, Stu . . . Akron . . . J.A.S .... car buddies . . . 8:24W . . . slumber parties . . . 'iYou drive, Minnette! . . . 6:00 Club . . . g'What,s new? . . . pet peeve: conceited people . . . O.S.L. . . . to enter Ohio University. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, Basketball 2, Hockey 3. Page Twenty-eight JO ELLEN BLESSING Joey . . . Dave . . . January 22, 1954 . . . dislikes: people who crack gum . . . hobby: twirling . . . G.L. to R.A.J .... l'How,re you coming, Peggy?', . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens l, Music Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Head Majorette 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3. CHARLES ROBERT BLOCK Chuck . . . dumb guy . . . pet peeve: Pollockls sarcasm . . . Black and Gold . . .H-956 . . . Mr. Schacht's lectures . . . Pass it, Ringerl, . . . Hey, Bohunk! . . . Prom '54 . . . 7:30 Club. Latin Club 2, Science Club 4, Hall Monitor 4. wTN llbv . il, fi it ,X , ie s? BEVERLY JOYCE BORROR 6:00 Club . . . Bevie fixie, Sandyll' . . . little brother and Lindy . . . Sabalibe . , . Mitiwanga . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . Buckeye Lake . . . The Four Links . . . 'Tll give you lcv . . . Don . . . Thanks- giving . . . Luncheon Club . . . Florida . . . to enter Ohio State, Spanish Club l, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Horizon Club 3, 4, I Remember Mamaf, RONALD KEITH BOYER Ron . . . from Zanesville High School 4 . . . Charlez . . . working on cars . . . The Black Beast ...girls . . . good food. Orchestra 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. AUYER L. BOBBITT, JR. Bob . . . Donna . . . Goody for you . . . L'You're gonna' get a discountf' Varsity B 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. SANDRA LOU BOESCH Sandy . . . the 'Lgreen turtlen . . . Miltiwanga . . . A.A.R .... B.Q. Buddies . . . 6:00 Club . . . New Year's Eve '54 . . . Sabalibe . . . Midshipman Brand . . . Oh, Bev, it seems like old timesll, . . . silk stockings . . . Gersten- feld,s . . . Luncheon Club . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, President 4, Art Club 2, Horizon Club 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4, Book Club 3, TORCH 3, 4. ,spain i, JOHN GARY BUCHANAN Bue . . . Diane . . . A'You're driving . . . Reda's boys . . . A.D.E.A.N .... pet peeve: grandstand quarterbacks . . . little brothers . . . George Jackson. Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 2, Varsity B 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. RAMONA PEAIRS BUDD B-354 . . . lone girl second and Fifth periods . . . horses . . . pet peeveg hero worshipers . . . N.A.J.A.C .... YVJAC-T.V .... veterinarian. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 4, Art Club 3. ,?..,i..-l Page Twenty-nine SANDRA GAY BRAHMS Sandy . . . pet peeve: boisterous people , . . hobbies: dancing, bowling, and swimming . . . K-2273 . . . to enter Dental Hygiene at Ohio State. G,A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Spanish Club l, 2. LINDA JANE BRAND Lindy Jane . . . Jack . . . May 8, 1954 . . . 'KNOW what, Barb? . . . The Four Links . . . BQ. Buddies . . . 6:00 Club , . . Remington Road Gang . . . Sabalibe . . . L'Aye, Captain Boesch! . . . crumbs . . . g'But Bev, you just don't know! . . . Bath Club .... to enter fine arts at Ohio State. Spanish Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 3, 4, Horizon Club 3, 4, Choir 4, Chorus l, Modern Dance Club 2, 3. JAMES DONALD BURRISS Don . . . B-4836 . . . Delaware Mud Bowl . . . D.D .... A-13711 . . . Remington Road Gang . . . Ann . . . hot rod '37 Plymouth . . . people that say usillyi' . . . 7:30 A,M .... Bad . . . Remember the balognaw . . . Saundra . . . vivacious . . . 3 oiclock in the morning . . . dead battery . . . Wig 3M . , , Reda's boys . . . Snork. Spanish Club lg Science Club 4, Varsity B 4, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Swimming l. ROBERT ALAN CARTER Bob . . , from Roosevelt Junior High School l . . . calisthenics kid . . . swivel hips . . . cousin, Dick . . . dislikes: girls who smoke . . . hobby: intewiew- ing head football coaches . . . ambition: to play college football and to become a coach . . . Schwartz and Blume in choir . . . to enter college or go to service. Spanish Club 2, 3, Varsity B 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. MARILYN COMERAS Shortie . . . Larry . . . from South High 2 ...Yellow rose... 6:00 Club.. .TR-2 . . . red bug . . . BB .... every morning in front of school . . . Center . . . '4The busses are still runninglw . . . to enter Ohio State. Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3. WILLIAM GEORGE CONES Bill . . . Joan . . . Reda,s boys . . . little brother, Bobby . . . g'Stardust . . . February 21 . . . shrimp cocktail and steak . . . hats . . . So what does that make me?,' . . . pet peeve: people who yell when they talk over the tele- phone . . . to enter Ohio University. Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Choir 2, Chorus 1. 14:13 NW-.. JOHN CASTAGNA Interested in science . . . has a First Class Radio- Telephone Operator license . . . plans to be an audio engineer . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 2, Science Club 4. RONNIE LEE CLINE Ollie . . . HYou love every minute of it . . . Reda's boys . . . Dirty Dozen . . . Front seat window, Zoxw . . . Hernando's Hideawayw . . . c'I'll tell you about it tomorrow . . . C-1196 . . . good-by good times . . . dislikes: people who have an inferiority complex. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All C.B.L. 3, 4, All Greater Columbus 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, C.B.L. Co-Champions 3, Swim- ming 4, Varsity B 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y 1, Art Club 4, F.T.A. 4. ROBERT STARLING CONNELL Bob . . . The O'Don . . . Yashiw . . . '4Don,t get fiusteredn . . . sports hero, Dick Cleveland . . . Hey, Spitler, let,s go bowlingw . . . B-4377 . . . Reda's boys. Spanish Club 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, TORCH 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Co-Captain 4, All American High School Swimming Team. JERRY LEE COOPER 'LCoop', . . . Jay . . . from Roosevelt Junior High School 2 . . . B-16310 . . . pet peeve: obstinate referees and umpires . . . Meat . . . Please Rememberw . . . Pegasus . . . My third mistake this yearn . . . favorite sport: baseball . . . Drex,' . . . Y.F.T.L .... U.S.Y .... conclaves . . . to enter Ohio State. ' Spanish Club 4, Book Club 4, Music Club 4, Foot- ball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. l PATRICIA LOU DENSER Pat . . . likes: music . . . 'LSonny or Stormy? . . . brother and sister . . . N.D.D .... band trips . . . dislikes: girls who smoke and band try-outs . . . to be a nurse. Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. ROBERT JOSEPH DOAK Bobbie Joe . . . the Mole bluei' . . . You're drivin . . . Remington Road Gang . . . g'Hold My Handn . . . Southlander . . . pet peeve :conceited girls . . . L-757 . . . to enter Ohio University. Latin Club 2, Football 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4. gn SAUNDRA ANNE DOMBEY Sad . . . 6-SD . . . open house . . . I-Iookv . . . little sister . . . I'll driveli' . . . Don . . . late dates . . . Tsn't that right, Gale?', . . . 6:00 Club . . . knitting . . . Sadgananbet . . . Europe . . . feathers . . . Beware of the Jabberwackeysw . . . The Four Links, veep . . , older boys . . . to enter Ohio State. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, BEXLEO 4, Associate Editor 4, Home- coming Attendant, Quill and Scroll 4. DON DONALDSON '39 Ford . . . likes: hunting and fishing . . . dislikes: snooty people and Oldsmobiles . . . Bev Drive-In . , . trips to Summit . to join the Navy. p SANDRA LEE DOLINCER A.A.R .... 6:00 Club . . . pet peeve: sarcastic people . . . ujudie, always remember Sunday afternoons . . . Yellow Rose . . . B.B. . . . Remington Road Gang . . . The buses are running! . . , BQ. Buddies . . . animal king- dom . . . UG-Men . . . slumber parties. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Horizon Club 4, Art Club 4, Book Club 2, 3. RODNEY DOLLISON uTank . . . dislikes: girls who drink and smoke . . . Stick of gum? . . . the ublue devil. Varsity B 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3. Page Thirty-two JOY ROSEANN DURSCHNITT Horses . . . French horn . . . C.L. to R. and S. . . . Puli and Pete . . . A-2604 . . . State contest! . . . The Shield . . . A.S.P.C.B.M .... Pride and Joy . . . sisters, Judy and Jule . . . brother, Philip. F.T.A. 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4. MARY PAULLIN ELBERFELD From Phoenix, Arizona 2 . . . 6:00 Club . . . little sisters . . . the shack . . . Mitiwanga . . . crumbs . . . octopus . . . Luncheon Club . . . Chain breakers . . . Can you get the car, Smitty?', . . . long walk home . . . skating . . . Have you seen Sue? . . . slumber parties . . . 44-NC . . . June 9, 1954 . . . Let,s do something . . . HRise, table, risef' G.A.C. 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Dramatics Club 4, French Club 3, Y-Teens 2, BEXLEO 4, Literary Editor 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. fi- lli N-ft? BEVERLY ADELE FLEISHMAN Bev . . 1 Ben . . . T.P.C ..., Betsy, half or whole?,' . . . 'lBeware of the Jabberwackeysn . . . P.C.B.B. . . . 6:00 Club . . . 4'But when, Jackie?'l . . , B.Q. Buddies . . . O.H.B.I.O ,... Montgom, how about C.D.K.S.G.C.?', . . . last miler . . . M.O.S. . . . chain breakers . . . 24W after. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Corresponding Secretary 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, Vice- President 3, President 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports- head 3, Hockey 2, 3, BEXLEO 4, Student Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Choir 3, B-Hive 3, Vice- President 3, Hall Monitor 2, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant, I Remember Mama , National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. SUSAN THERESE FLEMING Sue . . .The Four Links . . . 6:00 Club.. .B.B. . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S .,.. twin brothers . . . I.C.S.A.C.Y .... P.S, vs B.Q .... Remington Road Gang . . . L.B.F .... I can't get it startedln . . . stall buddy, Minnette. C.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Spanish Club 3, Art Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, TORCH 4, Hockey 2, 0 4. 1:zM1,h+1Ml1 0 'z A- Tpnnh '2 4 me SUZANNE MYRNA FEITLINGER Sue . . . A-2403 . . . Cleveland trips . . . K.C.S. . . . '4Moo!H . . . Seer . . . Yellow Rose . . . State boys . . . J.A.S .... c'Snap, Crackle, and Popa' . . . Joy, sure I haveli' ...... F.S.C. ...Texas . . . 6:00 Club. . .D.K.D.Y. ... to enter University of Illinois. French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Member-at-large 4, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 2, Hori- zon Club 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, I Remember Mamaf' RONALD F.. FIRESTONE Ron . . . architecture . . . senior math problems . . . library meetings . . . dislikes: girls who smoke . . . class float and prom committee. Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 'KI Remember Mamaf, ,. ROSEMARY GIVEN Rosemary . . . Stan . . . llodybab . . . piano . . . singing . . . the last of the Harmonettes,' . . . pizza . . . SZ. girls . . . Mr. Myers . . . senior party '54 . . . the ditch . . . G.I. to S. and . . . pet peeve: people who talk too loud . . . to enter Ohio State. G. A. C. 1, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, President 4, Chorus l, Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2. GEORGE ECCLES GLEN From Yokohama American High School, Yo- kohama, Japan 2 . . . hobbies: hunting and fishing . . . likes: chess and dogs . . . 42-GG . . . little red Crosley . . . to enter Case Insti- tute of Technology. Latin Club 2, 3, Science Club 4. GORDON LEE FREEDMAN Gordy . . . 47-XF . . . trumpet . . . likes: hambur- gers, girls, jazz . . . K'Why Donit You Believe Me . . . dislikes: people who are late . . . last of the witches . . . band trips . . . A.Z.A .... Go da Gordyw . . . trips to Chicago . . . Towne House . . . Hoosier . . . little sister, Sharon . . . to enter Purdue University. . Dramatics Club 4, Track 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, OrCl16SfF2l 1, Dance Band 2, 4. EDWARD M. GALLEN III Mickey . . . from South High School 3 . . . No Other Love Have I . . . W.A. and . . . B-6046 . . . c'Big Ed . . . pizza . . . Paula . . . Big Blue . . . Pegasus . . . pct peeve: girls who never finish what they start to say . . . most embarrassing moment: December 25, 1954 . . . Wings . . . little brother, Steve . . . C.N.S .... to enter Ohio Uni- versity. Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Book Club 4, Music Club 4. GALE GORDON 6:00 Club . . . crying time . . . uWhat,s the game, Betsy?,, . . . Anyone for a ladder? . . . '4You're so right, Saundralw . . . green leap . . . Sadgananbet . . . What a wierd one! . . . Yellow Rose . . . pet peeve: insincere people . . . late dates . . . cheeseburgers and vanilla cokes . . . to enter Indiana University. French Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4. DAVID C. GOSS Dave . . . likes: shrimp and hamburgers . . . dis- likes: ucool cats . . . argyles . . . '53 Plymouth . . . Confederate . . . Homecoming driver . . . Know any other funny stories? . . . Tenderly . . . DG-97 . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S. Varsity B 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champ- ions l, Basketball 2, 3, Manager 2, 3, C.B.L. Co- Champions 3, BEXLEO 4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, I Remember Mamafl PETER BROTHERTON HALLIDAY 'gBandy', .. . D.D .... peaches and cream . . . Mr. Soap Box . . . Now wait a minutel' . . . the Nblue boxn . . . Dog eat dog . . . Good shot, Ace . . . pet peeve: whiney girls . . . 7:30 Club. French Club 3, Latin Club 1, Hi-Y 3, Varsity B 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All C.B.L. 4, Shoulder Pad Club 4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Basketball 1, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3. MARSHALL HARRIS Marshal . . . NI-I-34 . . . Towne House . . . steak and French fries . . , J.C .... Yoshi . . . little brother, Larry . . . Who's driving? . . . Hey Gordyf, Spanish Club 3, 4, Swimming 1, 3, 4, 'KI Remember Mama. JN-uv .,,, JUDITH GRANT Judi . . . 6:00 Club . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S. . . . B-3401 . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . N.F.N.D.B.A.D. . . . agent X-9 . . . I.C.S.A.C.Y .... Come on, Sue . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 2, 3, TORCH 4, Chorus 2, I Remember Mama , Quill and Scroll 4. as TRUDY ANN HALASZ 1'Toody Frudyn . . . pet peeve: people who disagree with everything . . . the gang . . . conclaves . . . crazy parties . . . A.Z.A. and B.B.G .... uveepn . . . S.I.P .... the Towne House . . . big brother, L.S. . . . car buddy . . . S.P.C,M.L .... 'LHey, I've gotta talk to youf, French Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A,C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 4, BEXLEO 4, Chorus 1, Student Health Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. HtZi'U9' MMM DONNA JOY HARRISON Joy . . . long walk home . . . Neebishw . . . g'Nancy, hurry up! . . . red M.G .... big brother . W.S.W.S .... N.F.N.D.B.A.D. . . . agent X-9 . . . 6:00 Club . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S. . . . . . . Laura,' . . . Tenderly,' . . . P.O. G.A.C. 1 ,2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, President 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Book Club 2, Y-Teens 1. TAMSIN JEANNE HARTLEY Tam . . . cafeteria cashier . . . trips to California . . . football and basketball fan . . . big brother . . . French correspondent . . . long walks to school . . . pet peeve: uslow pokesv in the lunch line . . . to enter Ohio State. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, G.A.C. 1, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, I Remem- ber Mamaf, f BARBARA ANN HAYS Barb . . , The Vow . . . two months, seven days . . . last of the licenses . . . always knitting . . . Who is it? I don't have my glassesi' . . . 6:00 Club . . . three younger sisters . . . ten minute phone call limit . . . dislikes: people who gossip . . . Be good . . . Southlander . . . to enter Ohio State. G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 1, TORCH 4, Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, HI Remember Mama , Quill and Scroll 4. BARBARA ANNE HELD Northlander . . . long walks to school . . . Yes, that,s one of my sisters . . . Me and my skatesa' . . . P.O .... pet peeve: English themes . . . sports . . . music. G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE JEAN HERR Annette . . . You and Men . . . Bartholomeu II . . . The Shield . . . A.S.P.C.B.M .... brothers . . . SZ. girls . . . vacations in Canada . . . uHow are you getting there, Susan? . . . try-Outs . . . to enter Miami University. C.A.C. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4, Chorus 1, Dance Band 3, Music Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JO HILLIKER BJ .... from North High School 4 . . . H.O.L.L. A.N.D .... contest in 1954 . . . Art S. after two dates . . . would like a modeling and acting career . . . pet peeve: boys who tease me . . . N.D.D. . . . The Four Links . . . to go to New York television. 5 , 1 JOYCE ANN HENERY Joyce . . . summers in Michigan . . . Did you sign up for bowling? . . . I.C.S.A.C.Y. . . . uWait for me, Sue . . . 6:00 Club . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S ,... swimming. G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, F.T.A, 4, Chorus 1. NANCY HENNICK Don . . . 'Tm coming . . . Neebish,' . . . 3 D's . . . Mr, Sandman . . . pet peeve: people who talk about other people . . . upew propl' . . . W.S.W.S .... big brother . . . 6:00 Club . . . XX-10. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4. Page Thirty-six JULES EUGENE HUGONIOT Gene . . . likes: blonds, brunettes, redheads, and chocolate milk shakes . . . '47 Pontiac . . . dislikes: people who do not appreciate his stories about the Australian swimmers . . . DeMolay . . . M.Y.F. . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 2, 3, Art Club 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Fo ball 2, Baseball 1, Swimming 3, 4. BETTE JO JASINSKI .... French fried shrimps . . . cats and French poodles . . . painting . . . voice . . . 6'Melody of Lovei' . . . pet peeve: people who don't like cats . . . to be an artist or a singer . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, V.C.Y. 4, Music Club 4, Modern Dance Club 1, 2. tx MARILYN DORIS JONES ' Twin sister, Carol . . . L.L .... Jack, August 14, 1954 . . . car buddy, Bob . . . Broadmoor . . . cheeseburgers and French fries . . . picnics with Carol . . . Cap . . . P.R.A. boys . . . walking to Nancyis . . . dislikes: people who are always on time. Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 2, 4, V.C.Y. 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY MORGAN JONES BQ. Buddies . . . 6:00 Club . . . M.D.I. . . . The Four Links . . . University of Michigan . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S .... The C. of C. Club . . . pet peeve: 'cHey Red . . . car buddies . . . C.P.O. . . . slumber parties . . . What3d ya say?,, . . . Southlander. French Club 4, Y-Teens 1, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 4, Chorus 2, 'gl Remember Mamaf, 'QW WALTER JEFFREY, JR. Chubby . . . UNO, Ben, plenty of time in home- roomu . . . Pick you up at 7:30, Mert . . . l.S.D.D.I.C.F .... Monday Nighters . . . Good Timers . . . D.D .... T.T .... 32-WJ . . . A.P.S.W.F .,.. Let,s talki' . . . parties at Lil's and Phoebe's . . . 7:30 Club . . . Teddy Bears. Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co-Champ- ions 3, C.B.L. Champions 4, Captain 4, All C.B.L. 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, The Fortune Tellern, National Honor Society 4. DEVERE JOHNSON De . . . from Reynoldsburg High School 3 . . . likes: Reynoldsburg cheerleaders . . . duck tails . . , dislikes: green plymouth . . . future plans: Navy and college . . . ambition: to become a millionaire. Track 3, C.B.L. Champions 3, Varsity B 3, 4, Choir 3. 1 'O ALFRED KASS Al . . . Black and Cold . . . JK-89 . . . Fritz . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity B 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co-Champ- ions 3, C.B.L. Champions 4, All C.B.L. 4. MARGARET JANE KERNS Janie . . . pet peeve: people who are late . . . Tender1y,' . . . The Four Links . . . the library . . . HBev, you don't understand . . . L.L.T.W. W.B.S ..., slumber parties . . . vacations in Kentucky . . . 6:00 Club . . . Southlander . . . second home at Bevls house . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, 'Treasurer 4, Student Council 4. Page Thirty-seven PATRICIA JANE JONES The Four Links, president . . . 6:00 Club . . . BQ. Buddies . . . little sister, Sandra . . . Stanwood Road Gang , . . L'Beware of the Jabberwackeysw . . . Big Bad Bertha . . . week-ends at Lake Erie . . . fourth period retreat . . . P.C.B.B. Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4, President 4, BEXLEO 4, Student Council 3, Class Vice-President 3, Chorus 1, I Remember Mamaf' SAMUEL I. KANTER Sam . . . New Yearls Eve . . . nevermore . . . music and ping-pong . . . ice cubes . . . pet peeve: scornful scholars. SYLVIA KELLER Syl . . . Jim . . . September 4 . . . Seymourls . . . pet peeve: people who misspell my name . . . likes: pizza. G.A.C. 1, 4. MICHAEL WILLIARD KILBOURNE Mike . . . likes: records and girls . . . market . . QE-69 and KQ-6 . . . B.M.O.A.A.T.C.A.T. . . . Reda's boys . . . three sisters . . . You're neati' . . . hopes to enter Kenyon College. Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Chorus 2, Football 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 1, Stud- ent Council 2. f-47 WAVALENE FLORENCE KUMLER Wav . . . little brother, Karl . . . L.L.T.W.W. B.S .... SZ. girls . . . always late . . . A.S.P. C.B.M .... What a dollln . . . likes: pizza and blind dates . . . dislikes: people who misspell my name . . . Jobies . . . G.L. to N. and B .... Alma Mater Capital . . . Let's go on a diet, Nan! . . . Southlander. G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Choir 4, Dance Band 3, 'KI Remember Mamaf, DONNA JEAN LAUTERBACH Likes: traveling . . . red roses . . . hamburgers and milkshakes . . . pet peeve: people who mispronounce my name . . . ambition: to be a foreign minister . . . to enter a Christian college. French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 4, Book Club 4, V.C.Y. 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. - ' 1 f . THEODORE HOWARD KOLVA Ted . . . from New Brunswick High School, New Brunswick, New jersey 4 . . . Reda's boys . . . 24M after . . . back seat of Baas's car . . . everybodyis car buddy . . . likes: dancing and sports . . . to enter Ohio State. Hall Monitor 4, Football 4, Baseball 4, Varsity B 4, National Honor Society 4. LAWRENCE RICHARD KRAKOFF Larry . . . YK-47 . . . Black and Gold . . . Hey Dick, give me at ridei' . . . girl troubles . . . the gun . . . c'Sarcasm, much??? Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Band 1, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, TORCH 4, Business Manager 4, Golf 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 'QM WALTER JACOB LEUKART III Bud . . . pet peeve: girls who smoke . . . pizza . . . likes: sports, ice cream, and convertibles . . . East- moor . . . T.A.T .... three little brothers . . . QL-98 . . . Sandra . . . Luke's basketball court . . . Sincerely . . . starfire . . . Greenbrier . . . Circle- ville . . . car buddies . . . engineering . . . H-Y basketball. Spanish Club 2, 3, Science Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Golf 4. JOANNE RAYE LEVENSON Jo . . . Burgerboy . . . Yellow Rose . . . big, little sister . . . K-2362 . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S .... Roose- velt Junior High . . . vacations in Florida . . . wrecks . . , sad people . . . i'How's come? . . . hopes to enter Miami University. French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, I Remember Mama. M CHARLES LLOYD LINDENFELD Chuck . . . from Dayton Fairview 2 . . . Yea Ohio! . . . wise sayings? . . . Packard convertible . . . I goofed . . . likes: football, ice hockey, and Coach's jokes . . . hobby: building model cars . . . pessimist . . . The Mad Chemist . . . hater of homework . . . true Roman. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, TORCH 3, 4. LINDA RUTH LUCKS Lulu . . . 6:00 Club . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . Miti- wanga . . . little brother . . . car buddy . . . crumbs . . . B.B .... favorite sayings . . . Remington Road Gang . . . the shack . . . I.C.S.W.G.C.Y. . . . to enter Miami University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Vice-President 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Horizon Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. DONNA MAXINE MARSHALL Dag . . . 6:00 Club . . . little brother . . . the crumbs chain breaker . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S .... Saint Francis . . . B.B .... Mitiwanga . . . Are you going to walk home, Judie? . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . Northlander . . . to enter Toledo Hospital School of Nursing. G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, Horizon Club 3, 4, Student Council 1. MARILYN SUE MARTIN Sue . . . '1The Naughty Lady of Shady Lanev . . . 6:00 Club . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S .,.. Tenderlyn . . . pet peeve: waiting . . . 354 summer . . . We'd better go, Joyceu . . . vacations in Michigan . . . ambition: to be a teacher. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 2, F.T.A. 4. M...-nM KWX BARBARA ANN MCGAHN Bobbie . . . entered from Atlanta, Georgia 3 . . . likes: dancing, swimming, bowling, skating September, 1954 . . . Northlander . . . '1Call me, Lee!', . . . trip to New York . . . going squaredancing . . . dislikes: people without a sense of humor . . . to be an air line stewardess . . . to enter Ohio State. G.A.C. 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, TORCH 3. JOHN BRUCE MCNAUGHTON, JR. Jock . . . Mac . . . a product of Navy boot', camp 1954 . . . active in Junior Achievement for three years . . . likes: building model boats . . . may enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1, 2, Science Club 4, Hi-Y 3, Football 2. Page Forty l ROBERT PERRY MARTIN Bob . . . Southlander . . . Marilyn . . . green Plymouth . . . B-3234 . . . DeMolay . . . homeroom baskebtall . . . likes: cars, sports, fishing, cheese- burgers, and French fries . . . dislikes: stuck-up people and slow drivers. JOHN STUART MARTIN Stu . . . Mario . . . Granada . . . Becker's Chrysler . . . DeMolay . . . pineapple milkshakes . . . pet peeve: deadbeats . . . to enter Capital University. Spanish Club 15 Dramatics Club 45 Track 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Boys' Ensemble 3, 45 Music Club 4. iff' HARVI EDWIN MILLER Likes: crestliner, cocktails Qshrimpl, cuff links, cadillacs, caviar, characters, conceited people, cal- ories, pizza, and art . . . pet peeve: people whose mouths are bigger than their brains . . . Towne House . . . Indubidibly' . . . S.I.P. . . . A.Z.A. . . . missing annual baths . . . S.P.C.M.L. . . . nature walks . . . TU parties . , . to be an architect. French Club 35 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, WALTER KING MING King . . . K.M.U .... red Chevie convertible . . . likes: science, math, bowling . . . dislikes: women drivers and car buddies . . . hopes to be an engineer . . . to enter Ohio State. Science Club 4, President 45 Art Club 1, 25 BEXLEO 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. MARTHA SUSAN MEDORS Susan . . . Sue . . . G.L. to R. and . . . SZ. girls . . . The Shield . . . Bermuda shorts and skating . . . How are you getting there, An- nette? . . . band mechanic . . . A.S.P.C.B.M. . . . brother, Fred . . . spreads . . . Southlander . . . I finally got my driveris license! . . . enjoys dancing and music. Y-Teens 35 G.A.C. 1, 2,5 Music Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Modern Dance Club 2, 3. JOHN MICHAEL METZGER Johnny . . . Reda's boys . . . uYou're drivin' H . . . heavy dater . . . Southlander . . . C.N.S. bus driver . . . tea drinker . . . dual-minors . . . T.H.W.T.B .... pet peeve: tough guysf, Spanish Club 25 Hi-Y 15 Track 2. CHRISTOPHER R. MYKRANTZ Chris . . . S.D.L.W .... Reda's boys . . . You're driving . . . George Jackson . . . guns . . . 444 . . . Southlander . . . Are you sure? . . . udirty birdl' . . . Bob, my bowling rival. Spanish Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Track 2, Swim- ming 2, Chorus 1, 2. SANDRA NADINE NACCI Sandy . . . swimming . . . Y A.H.S. . . . likes: traveling . . . would like to be an airline hostess . . . Luther League . . . summer swimming tour . . . Mexico . . . older sister . . . to study languages at University of Florida. French Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Basketball 2, Dramatics Club 4, Hockey 2, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4. . ...gq SANDRA JEAN MONTGOMERY Jack . . . W.M.I .... Beware of the Jabber- wackeys . . . O.H.B.I.O .... The Four Links . . . O.K., Bevie, let's C.D.K.S.G.C.,' . . . 6:00 Club . . . many nights at Barb's . . . M.O.S. . . . Big Bad Bertha . . . feathers . . . persecuted . . . P.C.B.B .... B.Q. Buddies. ' Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Cabinet 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Class Vice-President 1, Student Council 1, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, BEXLEO 4, Editor, Buckeye Girls' State 3, B-Hive Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Homecoming attendant, Quill and Scroll 4. JOCK MOODY Math . . . guns . . . member of Championship Rifle Team '54 . . . Junior Achievement . . . Hey YashI . . . Come on, let's gon . . . Stay loose . . . B-570. Latin Club 1, 2, Music Club 2, 3, Science Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Chorus 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Golf 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4. GARY M. NATEMAN Nate . . . dislikes: people who procrastinate . . . likes: ice cream . . . hobbies: traveling and eating . . . Hey! Tedore . . . Spitler winning ice cream contest . . . cousins . . . pickles for Jones . . . hopes to go to Michigan. Latin Club 2, Science Club 4, Book Club 2. STEPHEN JAMES NESSLEY im . . . Marlene . . . likes: long trips, pizza, Hre- fighting . . . 'gMedic . . . dislikes: hot-rodders and people who refuse to pay debts. Book Club 1, 2. BEVERLY MARIE OLSON Bev . . . dentist ofhce . . . Bermuda shorts . . . skating . . . Oh, wellli' . . . 'Tm all shook up . . . I donlt hurt any more . . . ambi- tion: to get a car . . . pet peeve: sarcastic people . . . enjoys dancing . . . to enter nursing. Cv.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3. PETER ARNOLD PATTON Pete . . . K-8100 . . . Canadian vacations . . Reda's boys . . . 'lThat old de-do tal' . . . likes: hunting and fishing . . . those Wednes- day evenings . . that warm fireplace . . . February 6, 1955. Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Art Club 3, 4, Student Council 1. ELIZABETH PATTERSON NIDA Betsy . . . TORCH make-up . . . 6:00 Club . . . Big Bad Bertha . . . BQ. Buddies . . . uBeware of the Jabberwackeysn . . . M.O.S .... Jerry . . . I donut even know the rules, Galeln . . . The Four Links . . crying time . . . P.C.B.B .... Whole, Beverly, whole! . . . to enter Denison. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Member-at-large 3, Cabinet 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, B-Hive 3, Treasurer 3, TORCH 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Student Council 1, Choir 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. SUZANNE OlMORROW Susie . . . entered from Kaiserslautern, Germany 4 . . . likes: dancing . . . dislikes: people who get ushookn too easily . . . But I can't see that far without my glassesll' . . . sweet little brother, Davie . . . L.L.T.W.W.B.S .... uLet,s psychoanalyze someone, Beverly . . . to enter Ohio University. French Club 4, G.A.C. 4, Dramatics Club 4, TORCH 4. YU! JOHN DAVID PETTY Sam . . . Reda,s boys . . . Susie . . . baby-blue Ford, K-81 . . . I.L.S.M.F.P. Southlander . . . bench buddy . . . 24V2 after .. . U.S.N. . . . to enter Ohio University. Spanish Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Varsity B 4, Track 3, 4, C.B.L. Champion 3, Manager 3, I Remember Mama. JOAN ELIZABETH PLANSON Bill . . . little sister, Debbie . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . How about a picnic, Jackie?l' . . . 6:00 Club . . . P.C.B.B .... Stardust,' . . . B-4039 . . . February 21 . . . The Four Links . . . Beware of the Jabber- wackeysi' . . . Big Bad Bertha . . . to enter Ohio University. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, TORCH 4. , MARK HENRY POHLMAN Henry . . . big brother, Jim . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . S'Hey Henry. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Court 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, Varsity B 4, Class President 1, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co-Champions 3, C.B,L. Champions 4, Tennis 1, 2. HARLAN POLLOCK Black and Gold . . . 7:30 Club in 303 . . . 'AChevyw convertible . . . prom days . . . L'Mr. Sar- casmi' . . . fly catchers . . . 4'That's a line, Kass! . . .to enter Ohio State. French Club 3, Latin Club 2, Art Club 1, 2, Var- sity B 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Hall Monitor Chairman 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Business Manager 4, Student Council 3, Repre- sentative to State Student Council Convention 3, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. BENITA M. ' ROSENTHAL Amie . . . B-6250 . . . 56 . . . No, I didnt, . . . F.S.C .... Seer . . . Texas . . . New Orleans . . . S.A.M .... Yellow Rose . . . pizza . . . F.K.C.O.A .... Annette, what are we going to do Saturday night?,' . . . to enter Ohio State. French Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, Music Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3, 4. MINNETTE MAXINE ROSS Sweaty . . . Willies . . . Highland Park . . . You drive, Alice . . . Remington Road Gang . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . 6:00 Club . . . big brother, Steve . . . B.B .... Mitiwanga . . . stall buddy, Sue . . . little sister, Lynda . . . Bonnie and Cindy . . . to enter Stephens Junior College. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4,-Cabinet 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Horizon Club 3, 4, President 3, 4, I Remember Mamaf' fig f-. f. f M fy.-ww: V 1 ,... s TTS-V ROBERT JAY RINGER Bob . . . 1'You love it!', . . . Good Timers . . . Black and Gold . . . hfth period TORCH ofhce . . . projects with Zox . . . Chicago boys . . . likes: people with a sense of humor . . . the trees . . . 43 . . . easy bending chrome on the Plymouth . . . predictions .... New Year's Eve '55. Spanish Club 1, 2, Football 1, Baseball 1, Tennis 3, 4, TORCH 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Swimming 4. LEE S. ROGERS The ham . . . likes: to tinker with radios . . . amateur radio operator . . . W-8-LWJ . . . dislikes: girls that smoke . . . 24M after. Spanish Club 2, Science Club 4, Football 1. Page F orty-four SALLIE ANN ROWE Sallie . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . 6:00 Club . . . the shack . . . pet peeve: pizza . . . Remington Road Gang . . . L'I'm Sallie not Sueu . . . Mitiwanga . . . so high . . . The Four Links . . . famous uncle . . . the crumbs . . . slumber parties . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Hall Monitor 4. BEVERLY FERN SABINE Bev . . . 6:00 Club . . . BQ. Buddies . . . Michi- gan summers . . Detroit . . . uBut Janie, I dolw . . . L.L.T.VV.VV.B.S .... M.D.I. . . . 3 D's . . . C and C Club . . . Let's go find someone to psycho- analyze, Susie. Spanish Club 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. JACQUELINE SCOTT Jackie . . . entered from Peoria High School, Illinois 3 . . . Hold My Hand . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . feathers . . . The Four Links . . . UI-low about a picnic, Joan?,, . . . uBeware of the Jabber- wackeysn . . . 6:00 Club . . . This isn't the time or the place . . . '4Let's start early, Bev . . . Remington Road Gang. Y-Teens 4, G.A.C. 4, Dramatics Club 4, TORCH 4, Choir 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant, National Honor Society 4. JAMES PAUL SEBRING Seb . . . likes: sports, crooks, and spelunking . . . Dave, blow me out . . . 'iAh, Bev, come on and draw me one . . . '6For the best in homes, call Seb . . . ten second-2M . . . S.H. . . . Dave . . . 23-JN. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Art Club 3, 4, Varsity B 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3. GEORGE STEPHEN SCHULIGER Big George . . . '47 Ford . . . XX-23 . . . Southlander . . . pet peeve: slow pokes . . . C.H.O.H .... shrimp cocktails . . . Keep loose, man' . . Hsay kati' . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 2, Baseball 3, 4. THEODORE PARKER SCHWARTZ Ted . . . Deanw . . . Theo . . . Big Gray . . . Teddy Bears . . . D.D.T.T .,,. Wig 3M . . . B.M.A .... Ding Dong School . . . A.P.S.W.F .... '4Let's talk . . . L'Got one for me, Buck?', . . . Stay loose. Spanish Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, C. B. L. Champions 1, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co-Champions 3, C.B.L. Champions 4, Student Health Coun- cil 2, Book Club 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Class Vice-President 2, Student Court 4, Baliff 4. MONROE ALAN SHER Monty . . . awful procrastinator . . . cousins . . . pet peeve: little sisters . . . Pegasus, presi- dent . . . big worry: college . . . A . . . 'SCot a whole minute ,til the bella' . . . I Remember Mamaw stage manager . . . driv- ing the 98 Olds . . . Black and Gold . . . prom work . . . 7. Book Club 3, 4, President 45 Art Club l, 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Hall Monitor 45 TORCH 3, 45 BEXLEO 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. GERALDINE SHKOLNIK Gerri . . . Yellow Rose . . . Beware of the Jabberwackeysn . . . big brother, Sandy . . . TORCH make-up . . . 6:00 Club . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . last miler . . . The buses are runningn . . . Ding Dong School . . . 44 . . . 'cThe name is Squalf' Spanish Club 3, 45 Latin Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 45 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Secretary 45 Art Club 15 Book Club 35 Hockey 25 TORCH 3, 45 HI Remember Mama. 'S 'kd' Page F orty-five SANDRA LOUISE SHACKETT Likes: witty people . . . UINIalaguena'3 . . . driving . . . F-4l73 . . . uThis Is Your Life . . . movies . . . bowling . . . 'LWhich Sandra do you mean? . . . ambition: to be a fashion designer . . . pet peeve: people who call me Sandy , . . to enter the University of Cincinnati. G.A.C 3, 45 Art Club 3, 45 Book Club 65 Golf 45 Tennis 45 TORCH 3, 4. DONALD LESLIE SHAFER Don . . . from Reynoldsburg High School . . main interest: aviation . . . pet peeve: snobs . . to enter the Navy. ANNETTE SHUSTERMAN Barry . . . pizza . . . second home at Benitals . . . Did you get it? . . . study halls . , . F.K.C.O.A. . . . G.S.C .... G.S.C .... S.A.M .... 6:00 Club . . . long walks home with Minnette . . . 'Smeown . . . 8 or 10 at least . . . ambition: to get a degree without graduating from college. Spanish Club 3, 4, President 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 G.A.C. 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 4. BARBARA LOUISE SIMPSON Barb .. . CS-4 . . . fourth period retreat . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . little brother, Sandy . . . vaca- tion in Michigan . . . P.C.B.B .... many nights at Barb's . . . Chain breaker . . . Beware of the .Iabberwackeysn . . . 6:00 Club . . . 'CSimps,' . . . Big Bad Bertha . . . to enter Ohio University. Y-Teens 45 G.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 45 Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 HI Remember Mamaf, JOY SOLOVE Joy . . . 6:00 Club. . .Akron trips. . . Stranger in Paradise . . . Did you eat your Rice Krispies today, Suzanne? . . . sister,, Bev . . . Boston . . . J.A,S .... bowling . . state boys . . . President-Dear Ron Club . . . Have you got your TORCH assignment? . . . to enter Northwestern or Indiana. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3, 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, TORCH l, 2, 3, 4, News Editor 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Fortune Teller , National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. LARRY NEAL SOPPEL Sop . . . from Roosevelt Junior High School 2 . . . '54 Starfire . . . Sparkleton . . . Nose . . . S.I.P .... A.Z.A .... Toody Frudy . . . Blue and White . . . Anyone for a movie? . . . chemistry tool, Do. 9100 . . . Good morningw . . . pet peeve: people who tell secrets in public . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 3, 4, Art Club 3. bf I JOYCE ELIZABETH SMITH Smitty . . . 6:00 Club . . . BQ. Buddies . . . crumbs . . . long walks home . . . the shack . . . Mitiwanga . . . large lunches . . . Luncheon Club . . . yachting . . . L'Are you going to drive, Mary? . . . Chain breaker . . . slumber parties . . . July 5, 1954 . . . to enter Stevens Junior College. TORCH 4, Art Editor 4, Y-Teens l, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Art Club 3, 4, Horizon Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. RONALD BYRON SMITH Smitty . . . the Blue Mistress . . . pizza . . . long drives . . . dislikes: people who don't laugh . . . records . . . 'gLeo, make with the wheelsm . . . ambition: be another Marlon Brando . . . 'lMeans nothingw . . . bench buddies . . . nieces and nephews . . . car buddy. Dramatics Club 4, Varsity B 4, Book Club 4, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Choir 3, 4, I Remem- ber Mama. ROBERT WALTER SOUDER Kat . . . dislikes: slow people, easy home workC?J likes: 88 Olds,', fast boats, planes . . . member of Bexley Junior Rifle Club: National Champion Non-Scholastic Team I54. Spanish Club 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID SPITLER Iron Man . . . hobbies: spelunking and eating ice cream . . . pet peeve: broken legs and driving . . . likes: hillbilly music and butter brickle ice cream. H-Y 4, Varsity B l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co-Champions 3, C.B.L, Cham- pions 4, TORCH 4, Student Council 1, 2, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. , BARBARA REGINA STEIN Barb . . . Bill . . . 6:00 Club . . . Well Linda, what are you going to do?' . . , L'Why, VVhy?U . . . The Four Links . . . Luncheon Club . . . May l . . . Boat Club , . . B.Q .... Buddies . . . Mitiwanga . . . B-71 . . . little sister . . . summer vacations . . . Strikettes . . . to enter a junior college. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Horizon Club 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, I Remember Mama. JAMES HENRY STOLZENBACH, JR. Jim . . . Stolz . . . Southlander . . . little brother, John . . . 'gNot reverse, Nancy! . . . RS-42 . . . likes: bowling, golbng, and playing the piano . . . dislikes: 'islow pokesw and car buddies . . . Hull's Retainer Corps 3, 4 . . . to enter Miami University. Book Club l, 2, Music Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, C.B.L, Champions 2, Band l, 2, Hall Monitor 4. JOHN JAMES SUGAR Jack . . . from Culver Military Academy, Culver, Indiana 4 . . . brothers Joe and Jim . . . Sweets,' ...S-I9-P . . . Sally. Football 4. RICHARD SUID Dick . . . uSwede . . . '6You dumb guy . . . likes: late hour card games, sporting events, and the Boston Red Sox . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Book Club 3, Science Club 4. i Q Na- MARVIN JULES STONE Marv . . . uWho's taller now, Ben?', . . . Fm still waiting, Chub . . . I.S.D.D.I.C.F. . . . Monday Nighters . . . Good Times . . . D.D. . . . Black and Gold . . . T.T .... A.P.S.W.F. . . . parties at Lilis and Phoebe's . . . Let's talk . . . Mel . . . Teddy Bears . . . college trip. Latin Club 2, Book Club 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Baseball 1, Golf 2, 3, Student Council 4, Chorus 2, Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, KKI Remember Mama. GRACE SUZANNE STRAHM Sue . . . 6:00 Club.. .T.W.A... .The Four Links . . . UAm I late again?', . . . I.C.S.A.C.Y .... trip to Europe . . . hillbilly music. Latin Club l, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, Intramural Manager 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3, 4, TORCH 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Student Council 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Page F orty-eight ALLEN WILLIAM VALCOV Al . . . Towne House . . . Deutch Brothers . . . round town . . . Black and gold . . . Green Hornet . . . pizza. Spanish Club 1, French Club 3, Book Club 3. DENNIS G.VAN BIBBER Denny . . . likes: sports cars, hunting, Kokomo,,, Frankie Carle, Jackie Gleason, Glenn Miller, T. and Dorsey, Grace Kelley . . . dislikes: Michi- gan sport cars . . . O.S.U. bucks . . . U.S.N. . . . U.S.N.R. flight to Miami, Florida. Varsity B 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4. ., I 'i' I I THEODORE CHRISTIAN VOGELEY Ted . . . B-4567 . . . white Packard . . . likes: ham- burgers and spaghetti . . . dislikes: people who smoke . . . hobbies: outboard motors and boats . . . '1Hey George . . . little sister . . . to enter Texas: Lutheran College, then Capital University. Latin Club 4, Hi-Y, Music Club 3, Baseball 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Chorus 1. KAREN WOLF WALKER The Four Links . . . Hull's Retainer Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . last of the licenses . . . 6:00 Club . . . NNot confused, girls, just mixed up . . . little brother . . . uFound out Ardmore Road is farther than Eastmoor Boulevard . . . to enter University of Michigan. French Club 3, 4, President 4, Latin Club 2, Music Club 1, Chorus 1, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, BEXLEO 4, Student Council 3, Student Court 4, Secretary 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Hall Monitor 4, National Honor Society 4. DAVID KENT VAN BLARICON Runt . . . Howdy . . . Kokomo . . . Reda's boys . . . Spelunk . . . 4'Hey Spit, I found a sinkholel' . . . folk songs . . . big sister, Judy . . . uukew . . . L'Who put the rocks in the high jump pit?,' . . . pet peeve: tall, skinny Hoosiers. Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Track 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co-Champions 3, C.B.L. Champions 4, Chorus 1, Boys, Ensemble 2. RICHARD MILLER VETTER Dick . . . 720 . . . big brother . . . dumb guy . . . That's not second . . . pet peeve: being called Frank . . . 1'Let's go to New Hollandn . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. M WARREN COLMAN WIDRICH Rennie . . . hobbies: violin, tap dancing . . , little sister . . . walking Tor . . . likes: music, golf, baseball, fencing . . . A.Z.A .... 129-7th . . . fast corners . . . What the hey . . . to enter Ohio State. Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, String En- semble l, 4. DON WILSON Willie . . . Reda's boys . . . little brother, Red . . . Good Timers . . . Say hey Willie . . . the old blue . . . I.S.D.D.I.C.F ..,. E-2-W . . . pet peeve: people who are late. Baseball 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co- Champions 3, C.B.L. Champions 4. , Page F orty-mne CAROL ANN WEBER Sister, Marilyn . . . O.S.U. Stadium Theater and Doogie . . . California . . . 'iOh, really?,' . pet peeve: people who talk while Ilm interrupting . . . watermelon parties . . . big brother, Brad . . . dramatics and writing . . . to enter Ohio State. French Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Book Club 2, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, I Remember Mama. LESLIE HERBERT WEXNER LesU . , . from Senn High School, Chicago, Illinois l . . . Towne House . . . The Big Green and The Little Blue . . . 'iSnoop,,' Ugly, and Dream . . . This car runs on gash . . . long talks . . . Scrooge . . . Pegasus, veep . , . Who,s driving? . . . Get a date, Mickeyn . . . Uncle Chris. Spanish Club 2, 3, Varsity B 4, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Baseball 3, 4, Manager 3, 4, I Remember Mamaf' V31 HUBERT WALTER WINEBRENNER Southlander . . . car buddies . . . Good Timers . . . B-4930 . . . little sister, Alice . . . pet peeve: people who are late . . . likes all sports . . . to enter Ohio University. Spanish Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football lg Track 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3, Basketball 2, 4, C.B.L. Champions 4, All C.B.L. 4. JUDITH NAN WISEMAN Judie . . . 6:00 Club . . . J-5689 . . . Buy at Madison's . . . Yes, Donna, wait for men . . . cashmeres . . . Sortilege . . . Luncheon Club . . . Yellow Rose . . . Sandra, always remember Sunday aftemoonsw . . . B.Q. Buddies . . . animal kingdom . . . modeling . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Art Club 4, Horizon Club 3, 4, Book Club 3, F.T.A. 4. HARLEY L. WOLF Leroy . . . from Roosevelt Junior High School 2 . . . K-285 . . . Towne House . . . A.Z.A. . . . Toledo-S.I.P .... 'gHi, Frudyw . . . pet peeve: people who are never on time. French Club 3, Art Club 2, 4, Latin Club 2. BARON A. WOLMAN Barry . . . Bare . . . Black and Gold . . . announcementsQ?j . . . The horn blows at midnightw . . . Casey, crime photographerw . . . Homecoming M.C .... B-529. Latin Club 2, Book Club 3, Track 1, 2, 3, C.B.L. Champions 3, Student Council 1, 3, 4, TORCH 2, 3, 4, Photographer 2, 3, 4, I Remember Mama , National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. WALTER SPENCER WITHERS Bucky . . . woman-hater . . . l'Can't see a thing without ,emh . . . Monday Nighters . . . Wig 3M . . . I.S.D.D.I.C.F .... You're crazy . . . prom days . . . Teddy Bears . . . D.D .... 'Tll be wait- ing, Ben . . . B.M.A .... Let's talkf, Chorus 2, Choir 3, Hi-Y 2, Varsity B 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, Music Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champions 3. JOHN CHESTER WITHERSPOON Spoon . . . Pat . . . little woman . . . Reda's boys . . . Eastmoor. . .The Old South. . .Wig 3M . .. green Chevie . . . meat man . . . pet peeve: Berwick on Wednesday night . . . Reynoldsburg . . . ubird dogs' . . . to enter Ohio State or Ohio University. Track 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, F.T.A. 4. 1' LOUISE NANCY ZELIZER Music . . . 6:00 Club . . . Canada . . . trips to State . . . Lazarus . . . Meanwhile, back at the ranchw . . . J-1222 . . . Akron . . . Tenderly', . . . Blue Moon Fantasyv . . . E-E-E . . . Sure Petew . . . uI'Iighlighters', . . . hopes to enter University of Wisconsin. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, BENJAMIN LOUIS ZOX Ben . . . Bev . . . T.P.C .... Homework done, -Ieff?,' . . . I.S.D.D.I.C.F .... Monday Nighters . . . Who can jump higher, Mel?', . . . Good Timers . . . M.O.T .... parties at Lills and Pheobeis . . . T.T .... Fifteen after, Buck . . . Teddy Bears . . . A.P.S.W.F .... Black and Gold. Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Co-Champions 3, C.B.L. Champions 4, Manager 4, Golf 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, Choir 2, Class President 2, 4, Student Court 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief Jusice 4, Varsity B 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. .M Wu. Page F iffy-one , x .,.-A .f ,N ff., -.M -xg -N f-Kg x ,I w,,f --- N - W f, Y. 'S N. ff., f .N 5'-,N ,, ,qw ,, ,Q f fo. .ff K-1 ,.,fW3,,ff,, ,M ?5M,,,,Aff , , , A 2,69 , 'saggy jg f f f f . f f 4 if - . g if 5 ,few gg? - ff 'gsiifm -' J. aw? W' I 44' H , 1, f, 'V , ,J If , AW fff, , fl. :amz ,J NM t I f '5 I li li Page F zfty three who? 1 bud I lk ,ei If L N X X ......-an-L student government Wf Excellence in leaderfhip if moft effectively portrayed in the .ftudent government of our Jchool. Student government ftandy for the ideal that the ftudents Jhould fhare in the governing of themfelves, Student Council, the parliamentary hranchy Student Court, the dicciplinary hranchg Student Health Council, the welfare hranchy and the Student Hall Monitorf, the enforcement hranch, are all included under Jtudent government. In our high fchool .ftudent government i5 not a group of Jtudentf rehelling againyt the faculty, hut rather a group of leader! trying to aid hoth the faculty and the ftudent hody. It Jtrivef to help the faculty with its adminiftrative prohlems and to develop leaderfhip in thofe who participate in itf activ- itief. Only through wife leadership can co-operation hetween .ftudentf and faculty he achieved. Page F ifty-four Back row: Carolyn Angell, Diane Dombey, Dick Marshall. Middle row: Ann Gimre, Susan Glick, Dave Zisenwine. Front row: Dick Wolman. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Back row: jeff Nacht, Nancy Dickey, Ellis f Kurtz, Sharon Baas, Judy Watts. Front row: Sally Abel, Fred Davidorf, Ann Mechling. Student Council The 1954--55 Bexley High School Student Council under the leadership if its officers Jack Betz, president, Pete Halliday, vice-president, and Beverly Fleishman, secretary, and the guid- ance of its advisor, Mr. Tipton, had a very busy and successful year. All meetings were conducted under parliamentary procedure, an innova- tion for the Council which proved very successful. Formal notebooks were kept by all members of the Council and from these all projects were re- ported to the students in homeroom. The Council handled the homecoming festivities and the homecoming dance. It provided a Christmas tree and Christmas decorations in the school halls. Thirty baskets of food for needy families were collected and delivered by the Council. The annual New Year's Eve party was another project which the Council supervised. On the agenda this year was the revision of the Student Court Con- stitution, the revision of the bill on the limitation of student activities, the cre- ation of a committee to monitor the cafeteria and a revamping of the rules governing the homecoming Hoat con- test. The biggest project ever undertaken by a Bexley Student Council was the hosting of the first annual conference of the State Association of Student Councils. Page Fifty-fue Jim Mason, Ardith Thompson, Connie Sttrnmler, Betty Ainsworth, Delores Hawraney, Will Reed, Babs Jones, Jim George, Norman Haller. JUNIORS SENIORS Back row: Ted Schwartz, Dick Basch, Larry Krakoff, Dave Goss, Mark Pohlman. Front row: Marvin Stone, Walter Jeffrey, Benjy Zox, Beverly Fleishman, Jack Betz, Pete Halliday. Page F zfty-six , I ' Dick Wolman, Bruce Meyer, Bob Cohen, Jack Betz, Karen Walker, Benjy Zox, Ted Schwartz, Mark Pohlman, Will Reed. Student Health Council Under the leadership of Buddy Ewart, Presidentg Connie Stammler, Vice-President, Ann Mech- ling, Secretary-treasurer, the school nurseg and Miss Love, the faculty advisor, the eight mem- bers of the Student Health Council deal with the schoolls sanitary measures, Included in the program are the problems concerning the halls, locker rooms, and cafeteria. Their annual pro- jects are the United Appeals campaign and the Red Cross drive. Student Court With Benjy Zox as Chief Justice, the Student Court completed its sixth successful year. Activities of Student Court included making the parking lot a safe place to drive, writing a com- plete court constitution, helping the students with descipline problems, and helping Student Council with general problems. The members of Student Court wish to express their appreciation to the students and faculty for their co-operation in helping to improve the school. Harve Clodfelter, Ann Gimre, Dick Basch, Connie Starnmler, Ann Mechling, Trudy Halasz, Scott Burns, Buddy Ewart. Back row: Ted Kolva, Jim Stolzen- bach, jeff Nacht, Mike Benis, Bruce Meyer. Middle row: Dave Goss, Ted Vogeley, Don Burriss, Monty Sher. Front row: Joan Planson, Phyllis Bam- berger, Sallie Rowe, Sue Sloan. ..-...nl-4 Page F ifty-seven Hall Monitors Back row: Don Wilson, Charles Block, Torn Brooks, Steve Zaron. Middle row: Ted Schwartz, Kay Allen, Karen Walker, Harlan Pollock. Front row: Ramona Budd, Diane Dombey, Beverly Fleishman. STUDENT COUNCIL'S CHRISTMAS PROJECT King Ming Dick Basch Pete Halliday To Room t O Ulrxu- ilnformationhplease ,S , , t t T 1 , - ., 'lx 4 , , Q Y ,xxx 'Xp X, K V N, X Q , ' s . X 1 , ,l X 'fx QM fwfr o N ' Nr-f' I .wx ,1 1 x , S Y? 1 Ii Ohio Student Early in September plans were started for one of the biggest projects that Bexley High School had ever undertaken. The second annual conference of the Ohio Association of Student Councils was held Friday and Saturday, April 29 and 30, 1955. Under the able leadership of Jack Betz, general chair- man, Miss Thomas, registrar, Mr. Tipton, advisor, Beverly Fleishman, Pete Halliday, Walter Jeffrey, Harlan Pollock, Marvin Stone, and with the assistance of the Bexley Student Council and the student body, the plans for the convention were carried out. Over four hundred high school students and sponsors from all parts of Ohio came to Bexley to attend. While here, the delegates were provided ,NK , i Discussion! Council Convention with over-night housing by the Bexley High School students. The various aspects of the theme, Train- ing for Leadershipf' were discussed in small groups led by both students and advisors. Several outstanding speakers, including Lieutenant Governor john Brown, Dr. How- ard L. Bevis, Dr. E. D. Jarvis, Honorable William A. Schneider, and Mr. W. W. QWoodyj Hayes addressed the conference. One of the highlights of the two-day con- vention was the banquet and dance held on Friday night at the Ohio State Student Union. Toastmaster Jack Betz welcomed the dele- gates and introduced the guests. Music for the dance which followed the banquet was provided by Chuck Selby and his orchestra. U1 as ft, i sate -3 X 5 'M Mig K N ,1 w 7 f , ,, fe ki ,, if , ,A fi W 1 ff 45 2 ff 4 f' gif- AM lg, W, , ,,. hx N- ,N .. ,, W, ' I ,1 e f 1 - f 'Gs s b Z l' 'Z Q. ' jf Io Ellen Blessing Anita Morris Drury Sualoluth Ioan Dye Rae Ellen Daulaer K l , Page Sixty one S ,a X Q2 gn R2 1 Sn' f., s.J To achieve excellence in any field one nzust have goals hy which he can nteasure his progress. At Bexley High School the National Honor Society recognizes the students who have achieved the qualities necessary to the well-rounded individual. Quill and Scroll, the other honorary, recognizes outstanding contrihutions to the yield of journalisin. Our school puhlications are always of a superior quality. This quality creates a standard for the next class to meet. For the student who tends toward ntusic there is the choir and the hand. Only the hest are adnzitted. Thus a pattern is set for the glee cluhs and heginning instrunzental groups. Through the years a tradition of excellence has heen achieved. The goal for each class is a little higherg hut with the oppor- tunities presented higher goals can he attained. activities AJ? f 'N xo nun mm Benn, 'FO Nil! mm ovnnw an we . M H5-M., 'ilu- BEX ENS' RAP The Medalil honor given Scholastic P r was recently 1954 BEXLEC BEXLEO is en competition 1 from all over The books are th-st, second, 1 Not more thal the Hrs! place awarded the This ytlr the bhnunu lcnrxvcu a first and a Medalist: award, In scoring 961 poinis, the HEX- LEO bettered its own record of 905 poi:-lu won in 1947. best possible score is points: Never before haf iey's yearbook receive highest award. The tsculty section an seciion dividers were ci outstanding by the judge Commented Mr. Howell, BEXLEO ndvil Icantinued on page 4 The 1000 Back row: Monty Sher, Barry Wolman, Sue Fleming, Barbara Hays, Joyce Smith, Jim George, Jackie Scott, Sandy Boesch, -Ioan Planson, Charles Lindenfeld, Larry Krakoff, Mr. Matthews. Front row: Judy Grant, Gerry Shkolnik, joy Solove, Dick Basch, Betsy Nida, Sue Strahm, Bob Connell, Dave Spitler. lr IYIIIIYY' YYFIIC To Be Hosts The presluent of the sopho- more class, Fred Davldorf, Boosters Club, before home games, ln the cat'etc1'xa, The purpose of these dmners L5 io promote the spirxt of the team, as well as thai of the coaches, and cheerleaders, who also at- Torch As Highlight Mr, William Hooker. pxamisl for the Virgmna Symphony Or- New ideas and hard work have gone into the thirteen editions of this year,s TORCH. With Mr. William Matthews serving as faculty advisor, Improv amen Spark Com Inc many new imy mints instituted intn S Council this year have a proved extremely efle min Beverly Fleixhma necreury-tx-euurn of S Council, Among the am is A Bootle! for each m which contains the c raster, conmtutio-ns am laws, parliamentary pmc and all other papers pert to ltudani government. This if the hrs! year th: liamemnfy procedure ha: used by Student Counc Advent hu so fu' been the staff has worked hard to give the students a complete account of school news. Many innovations have taken place with this year's TORCH staff. For the Hrst time co-editors, Betsy Nida and Dick Basch, headed the staff. A new printer was chosen to bring color and new effects into the paper. Two reporters from each class helped to achieve better school coverage. The c'Dial a Date, a student telephone directory, was published. News Editor Joy Solove and her assistant, Gerri Shkolnik, assigned stories, planned the make-up, and thought up interesting features for the front and back pages. Feature Editor Sue Strahm, assisted by Judy Grant, was in charge of the feature page. Sports Editor Dave Spitler, with Bob Connell and Bob Ringer, covered the athletic events for the year. Larry Krakoff served as Business Manager and Joyce Smith and Jim George were the art editors. nbly accepted, but li wil time until the adaption in plete. The coizstltutlon ha amended concerning the tim of homecoming q This new plan was used ncaa! election. Student ell sponsored with fren can ihix yan bonhre a oihcr hornucoming iemvitiex including the dance. As for the Nita, the members of Student Casual are preparing for the Mah Student Council Conven- thn kv be held here April 29 and 80. The TORCH staff will never forget Saturday morning makeups . . no headline type . . . Jim's lifesaving cartoons . . . the TORCH office . . . deadlines . . . Dial a Dates . . . the Christmas issue . . . Are the assignments out yet? . . and the wonderful times working on this year's TORCH. team was given by Coach Mar- The TORC wishes to ex- Dresa its sympathies to Dick ,Buch and hs: family for the at death of tbelr well gwcgwn ann-d-pgpular -' Betsy. UCITUKLUXBU IUI' RWD 01 Dllllyl xoalsg the other goal was scored by hallhucir Nancy Hennick as the drove the bull into the cue. October 25 aw CASS, invade Bexley on a cold, rainy after- noon. Bellcy scored hx-xt on a 'rw Toncu mn wishes io prennt its new additions thi year as Sally Abel, Ann Mech- mg, and Beverly Blom. al '57, and Wendy Abrams. Juli Pallet, Judy Rosen, HU '554 URED Party wall be 2 at the meeting 8. Beginning at 18 cafeteria, this dominate the ls. hman '55, presi- ls, will dispense mess meeting as le, and she will mpaign. .g out the can- lisls. Bev will explain the mapped out terri- tories. The lists include canned foods such as fruit, vegetables and soups. When the girls return lo school, they will set to work mg Thanksgiving baskets h will be taken to an mage. verly adds, Our 'Can-Can' 1 will not only provide of fun for all the girls. t will also be a wonderful ce project to benefit needy ren. ons Advance 'libfir Plans llege representatives from een different colleiem have dy been scheduled to visit 2y this year in order to Bexley students who plan x to college. Min Marion mas, dean of girls. has d that she believes there be many more colleges :sented which haw not yet scheduled. e representatives provide information as cod of lding. number of enroll- ., and information about ses available at their re- :ive colleges. Larry Knkod who talked with 1 mpreaen- c from Kenyon College that he, '-'learned A ld! : abou! the college u 1 ll of the lntervlew. Larry espevially interested ln me 'mation he received from phlets and discussion about social and educational pro- ,.....x ol 'he college. Othe' college: who have al- ready sent representatives tc Bexley are Antioch, Duke, Lakl Erie College for Women, Hel- dclberg, Western Reserve. and Kbntinucd on page 0 -CAL? 2? E 2 E 92 fs Q, 5 3? 2, Q 2 v 522 Z? ,A . ii Z y Q A 1: Z. t.,- 5 Page bzxty-four Back row: Larry Krakoff, Jim George, Dave Spitler, Ted Kolva, Norman Haller, King Ming, Jerry Cooper, Barry Wolman, Walter Jeffrey, Benjy Zox, Beverly Fleishman, Mary Elberfeld. Second row: Monroe Sher, Harlan Pollock, Phyllis Bamberger, Delores Hawraney, Connie Stammler, Diana Tilley, Betty Ainsworth, Lisa Weisenbach, Babs Jones, Karen Walker, Jackie Scott, Joy Solove. Front row: Sandra Montgomery, Alfred Kass, Jack Betz, Mark Pohlman, Ronald Boyer, Betsy Nida. Not in picture: Trudy Halasz, Grace Strahm. National Honor Society One of the greatest honors that can be award- ed to a student is to be elected to National Honor Society. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Serv- ice are the four qualities on which membership is based. No more than fifteen percent of the senior class and no more than live percent of the junior class may be considered. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is the international honor society for high school journalists. To be eli- gible for membership a student must be in the upper third of the class and be recommended by the publications advisors. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to stimulate interest and to reward individual achievement. Back row: Barry Wolman, King Ming, Dave Spitler, Jack Betz, Larry Kradoff, Monroe Sher, Harlan Pollock. Front row: Judy Grant, Beverly, Fleishman, Joy Solove, Betsy Nida, Sandra Montgomery, Saundra Dombey, Barbara Hays, Mary Elberfeld. Not in picture: Grace Strahm. Q, it ll f Back row: Bob Cohen, Larry KrakoiT, Mike Getz, Ted Schwartz, Walter Jeffrey, Ian Polster, Nathan Gordon, Mike Smilack, Third row: Ellis Kurtz, Nancy Hennick, Betsy Nida, Judy Tussing, Diana Tilley, Bevra Hannahs, Jim Mason, Tom Hoff, Sandra Nacci, Ardith Thompson. Second row: Margie Wilson, Ann Mechling, Faith Yochum, Jill Dudley, Ann Humphreys, Carolyn Langfitt, Carol Nagle, Marilyn Rothman, Bucky Dugger. Front row: Marie Rader, Harriet Romanoff, Barbara Cohen, Jackie Scott, Sandra Taylor, Judy Watts, Pat Shaman, Joanne Angell, Ellen Taylor, Delores Hawraney, Mr. Myers. Choir Our choir, under the direction of Mr. C. Robert Myers, consists of seventy-three girls and boys. The members are chosen from the Glee Clubs by means of individual tryouts. The choir performed at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies this year, On December 12 the choir sang for the Ohio State Music Teachers Association. They also sang at Capital University on February 18. One year the choir presents an operetta and on alternating years a variety show. On May 5 and 6 the operetta New Moon was presented. This was a great undertaking for the choir since it was the first time that a full length operetta had been given. The officers of the choir were Rosemary Given, president, Ellen Taylor, secretary- treasurer, Ted Schwartz, social chairman. Back row: Stuart Martin, Bob Bobbitt, Mike Stein, Marvin Kay, Alfred Kass, Norman Haller, Ronnie Smith. Third row: Larry Haas, Jay Haden, Bob Blume, Lee Ross, Dave Feinstein, Tim Fisher, Tom Marsh, Bob Doak. Second row.' Mary Gibbs, Bette Joe Jasinski, Leonore Berman, Louise Zelizer, Wava- lene Kumler, Kris Kienzle, Sandra Mollenauer, Barbara Slater, Yvonne Hawraney, Front row: Gerry Mittler, Arbie Hausman, Babs Jones, Cynthia Shore, Benita Rosenthal, Cynthia Bone, Joy Durschnitt, Rosemary Given, Sharon Kahn, Barbara Morris. Page Szxty hoe Page Sixty-six Back Row: Claudette Hubbell, Donna Kellison, Jeannie Kellner, Sandra Ware, Norma Minkin, Yvonne Wilson, Susan Meyer. Fourth Row: Sue Schwartz, Roneen Raleigh, Beverly Blose, Corinne Sells, Sylvia Schottenstein, Sharon Freedman, Karen Reed, Carol Ross. Third Row: Dorothy Montague, Sally Abel, Libby Woodard, Jane Howard, Lauralee Jones, Brenda Shilling, Linda Widrich, Laney Shaffer, Elaine Zeff. Second Row: Seyril Seigel, Debbie Planson, Susan Glick, Judy Wile, Joan Salen, Moscelyn Knolls, Judy Mercurio,Shirley Anthony, Sherry Rosen. Front Row: Judy Kerr, Julie Balyntine, Susan Hunter, Dana Bray, Becky Rosenthal, Linda Wisenman, Sally Zox, Lynda Levinson, Mr. Myers. Glee Clubs Back Row: Nicky Baird, Sam Samson, Pete Webster, Wendell Kessler,-Gary Blume, Jack Borror, Dick Graham, Jim Klass, Larry Harris, Doug Metz. Fourth Row: Dave Webster, Dave Shell, Bob Ainsworth, Allen Curl, Mick Ruling, Neal Noethlich, Gene Hite. Third Row: Dave Zisenwine, Dick Grimm, Ronald Robins, Frank McGavran, Bill Dickinson, David Osbun, Micky Monroe, Herb Minkin, Carol Linscott, Keith Noethlick, Sandy Simpson, Dave Story, Don Elsass, Tina Brodsky, Second Row: Betsy Field, Allen Wasserstrom, Paul Neal, Ann Gimre, Carolyn Angell, Roberta Danstict, Carol Gearhart, Donna Rilin, Nancy Maneely, Janice Ewart, Daryl Baxter, Betty Giese, Kathy Parsons, Alice Winebrenner, Daisy Broadnax. Front Row: Lynn Burkert, Nancy Parkinson, Margaret Phalor, Carolyn McCardy, Sandra Jones, Linda Meyers, Eleanor Michaelson, Diana Marx, Wendy Abrams, Molly McElroy, Peggy Bernstein, Karen Emswiler, Diane Dombey, Anna Lea Barry, Mr. Myers. M Page Sixty-seven 'ZW Back row: Tom Spiers, Tom Hoff, Diclc Grimm. Middle row: Ian Polster, joe'Thacher, jim Heyde, Nathan Gordon, Gordon Freedman. Front row: Jack Kearns, Gary Chasm, Allen Curl, Susan Medors, Fred Abramson. Dance Band Boys' Ensemble Back fow: Ian Polster, Bob Bobbitt, Jim Mason, Mike Smilack. Front row: Stuart Martin, Larry Krakoff, Mike Berliner, Bob Cohen, Girls' Ensemble Back row: Marie Rader, Marilyn Rothman, Ellis Kurtz, Ardith Thomp- son. Front row: Jerry Mittler, Harriet Romanoff, Rosemary Given, Babs Jones, Cynthia Shore. john Stanton Director Back row: Dick Edminster Dick Barry Don Blakeslee Fred Luper Tom Hoff Middle row: David Long Harley Blank Mike Smilack Joe Thatcher Mike Corder Front row: Philip Price Nora Jean Bell Beatrice Brown Dick Grimm Ian Polster Back row: Tom Spiers Joan Dye Benson Roth Dick Widdis Middle row: Faith Yochum Beverly Magley Rosemary Given Paula Reuss Judy Durschnitt Judy Mayne Barbara Ritter Front row: Gary Chasin Evan Kress Anita Morris Charles Rose Fred Abramson Nancy Warfield Bexley High The members of the 1954-55 Bexley High School Marching Band have had many events to remem- ber. The band had the fortune of attending the Ohio State-Iowa football game. Preceding the game, a picnic was held in honor of all the hard work the band had put forth in producing the half-time shows for Bexley's football games. At the close of the football season the band member's feet were given a rest and the Bexley High School Concert Band was formed. The band participated in two concerts, one in April and one in May. The band also performed in the Band Parents' Minstrel Show. In the district and in the , Back row: Eleanor Glickman Betsey Field Jack Kearns Ted Kaiser Marilyn Jones Annette Heer Pat Stebelton Middle row: Rae Ellen Dauber Jo Ellen Blessing Ron Boyer Allen Curl Wavalene Kumler Pat Denser Phil Becker Front row: Carol Gearhart Bevra Hannahs Judy Knaell Dave Brobst Susan Medors Barbara Slater Judy Durschnitt Concert Band state music contests, to the delight of Mr. John Stanton, band director, many received superior ratings. During a lull before the two concerts, the band took a trip to Cleveland, Ohio, to see the King Instrument Company. In terminating the 1954-55 season, the annual band banquet was held at the Columbus Country Club. This year's band was headed by Phil Becker, president, Annette Herr, vice-president, and Judy Knaell, secretary-treasurer. The band had a very successful year, one that will not be forgotten. Kill Annette Herr Judy Knaell Phil Becker Back row: Betty Geise Ronnie Blank Joey Zuckerman Phil Goldslager Larry Dauber Middle row: Dick Butler David Sharkey Drury Sudduth Nathan Gordon Front row: Gordon Freedman Jim Heyde Yvonne Hawraney Bryon La Rue fi. ,2V,Q,gp,.,f4 f ' -,f W' ff ,, g,fy,-1 5 5 V '45 ff if WW:-V l Mfg,-,f'f4 ,--, '4 . f ,. ,, X76 w,,Q4f 7-ew 0,1 ,Q A-f,-f vw. V14 .vfz 29' W ,M 4 4' Ff'!4,' , ' 'Q' fzff f pw, JH.: 1,3 7. , fff, +44 45, 'ef 'mv-pl' A46 f , is ,: V 4 f ,V 1, Q41 V V J, ,wwf M211-'gl y ,Qui-'!7 A f V, , ., ,gp-,rf fy Lffgfy L 7,7 K, - u , ..,. H ' f ,jj ff, A f , ' f f fy, ,4 lf , , vQ,eg,qaQ hw, f f in 2fW 'f ff! ' 5 .Q 3 ,. I. 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Wi J ,Y 'W an 6' 5 A Fourth Row: Francine Turner, Nancy Levin, Jody Poster, Phyllis Bamberger, Ronnie Cook, Mike Woodward, Michael Finefrock, Bob Cohen, Dave Kuhn, Arbie Hausman, Lenore Berman, Jill Dudley, Sallie Ullery, Ardith Thompson, Delores Hawraney. Third Row: Joanne Levinson, Barbara Cohen, Joyce Levison, Pat Gerwin, Marcia Sculler, Tamsin Hartley, Jane Pailet, Diana Tilley, Susie O'Morrow, Marcia Boehm, Joy Solove, Kayla Polster, Jay Hayden, Jim Stolzenbach, Virginia Van Meter, Jack Foreman. Second Row: Joyce Rosenfeld, Sue Sloan, Babs Jones, Judy Koltun, Beverly Blose, Nancy Belt, Betty Ainsworth, Joyce Tarcov, Karen Walker, Joanne Angell, Donna Lauterbach, Nancy Smoler, Pat Shaman, Nannette Levenson, Beverly Schecter. Front Row: Rachel Gersten, Carlone Gentner, Harriet Romanoff, Ellen Taylor, Marilyn Rothman, Nancy Jones, Mary Jane O'Neill, Beverly Fleishman, Betsy Nida, Sandra Montgomery, Saundra Dombey, Carol Nagle. French Club The officers of French Club this year were Karen Walker, President, Joanne Angell, Vice- president, Joyce Tarcov, Secretary, and Donna Lauterbach, Treasurer. Five interesting pro- grams were planned throughout the year. Among these was a talk by Sister Amelia of St. Mary of the Springs. 'cLa Faim est un Grand Inven- teurn was given by the members of French Club. Spanish Club Among the Spanish Club speakers was Phil Becker, who gave a talk about his trip to Cuba, In April the club took part in a city-wide Spanish Club party at South High School, pre- senting a short skit in Spanish. Ofhcers of the club were Annette Shusterman, President, Pat Sells, Vice-president, Elaine Goldstein, Secre- tary, and Sue Schwartz, Treasurer. Back Row: Ronnie Brahms, Lewis Lowey, Allen Curl, Philip Price, Stan Dolinger, Larry Soppel, Joey Zukerman, Dave Goldfarb, Jeff Nacht, Jerry Davidson, David Osbun, Jeff Bender, Shidla Levenson, Lynn Kahn, Beverly Sabine. Fouth Row: Rhea Schottenstein, Sandra Ploynick, Wennie Patton, Marie Rader, Allen Wasserstrom, Alice Wine- brenner, Judy Wilde, Roberta Danshick, Dana Bray, Karen Einswiler, Judy Mayne, Julie Ballantine, Carol Morgan- stern, Carol Shackett, Suzanne Donaldson. Third Row: Kathy Casey, Donna Riken, Bucky Dugger, Sherry Sludder, Kathy Lane, Micky Gallen, Dick Basch, Bob Souder, Shirley Anthony, Judy Schwartz, Barbara Tracht, Marshall Harris, Jerry Cooper, Karen Crawford, Sandra Jones. Second Row: Sue Addison, Joyce Shkolnik, Lynda Levison, Gayle Simon, Connie Gilbert, Pat Denser, Gerry Shkolnik, Sally Rowe, Carol Birch, Brenda Shilling, Diana Marx, Sharon Freedman, Sylvia Schottenstein, Sherry Rosen, Wendy Abrams, Eleanor Michaelson, Syril Siegil. First Row: Annette Shusterman, Blaine Goldstein, Mary Gibbs, Mary Jo Stevenson, Billie McComas, Shoshana Harrison, Ellen Taylor, Pat Sells, Connie Stammler, Sue Schwartz, Linda Brand, Minnette Ross, Rita Lasky, Becky Rosenthal, Judy Rosen. Back Row: Mike Hurwitz, Gary Cheses, Ronnie Feerer, Larry Haas, Steve Zaron, Bob Garek, Dick Shenk, Don Brooke, David Long, Tim Fisher, Sandy Shkolnik, Mike Benis, Bruce Meyer, Ted Vogeley. Mzddle Row: Nancy Cowan, Barbara Slater, Kathleen Bates, Kris Kienzle, Faith Yochum, Julie Berman, Debbie Subow, Letty Rhoten, Sandra Taylor, Donna DeWitt, Sandy Slobin, Tom Kearns, Stan Robins. Fvront Row: Carloyn Shustick, Joyce Rosenfeld, Lisa Weissenbach, Phyllis Bamberger, Cynthia Bone, Tom Brooks, Norman Haller, Delores Hawraney, Nancy Dickey, Jim George, Phil Goldslager, Betsy Nida. Latin Club The highlight of the year for the Latin Club is the big banquet given in the spring. The theme this year was Mount Olympus, home of the gods. The members, who were treated like gods, ate a turkey dinner and were enter- tained by a skit. The master of ceremonies for the Roman banquet was Charles Lindenfeld. At the beginning of the year, the new mem- bers, called slaves, were asked questions as an initiation ceremony. One of the most interesting meetings of the year was the one at which Father James Bergola, an Italian priest, gave a talk. Father Bergola, who spent sixteen years as a missionary in China, speaks several languages, including Chinese. As a money raising project, the club sponsored a basketball dance. Activities were supervised by Mrs. Wylie, President Delores Hawraney, Vice-president Norman Haller, Secretary Cynthia Bone, Cor- responding secretary Nancy Dickey, and Treas- urer Tom Brooks. Back Row: Susan Betch, Sandra Davis, Roneen Raleigh, Paula Reuss, Ted Kaiser, Phil Goldberg, Mike Berliner, Bevra Hannahs, Peggy Morris, Judy Polster. Middle Row: Sandra Lane, Barbara Morris, Nancy Levin, Elaine Zeff, Ferris Cox, Louis Pearlman, Thom Marsh, Judy Watts, Linda Kirsten, Byron Kohn, Dury Sudduth. Front Row: Judy Tussing, Ann Humphrey, Ann Mechling, Judy Koltun, Ellis Kurtz, Yvonne Hawraney, Cynthia Shore, Sharon Kahn, Sally Newton, Judy Kastner, Harve Clodfelter. 'aa Back Row: Warren Widrich, Niki Schwartz, Stu Martin, Bob Connell, John Petty, Gordon Freedman, Dave Van Blaricon, Tom Hoff, Bill Cones, John Witherspoon, Ronnie Smith, Ronnie Firestone, Bob Souder, Middle Row: Carol Birch, Diana Tilley, Shoshana Harrison, Sheila Levison, Tamsin Hartley, Delores Hawraney, Joy Solove, Norma Wood, Marilyn Jones, Sandra Nacci, Nancy Jones, Beverly Sabine, Beverly Borror. Front Row: Benita Rosenthal, Minnette Ross, Alice Benis, Sandra Cowall, Sandra Davis, Judy Wiseman, Sandy Boesch, Bob Cohen, Janie Kearns, Jackie Scott, Mary Elberfeld, Joanne Levinson, Joan Planson. Draniatics Club With Mrs. Amos as their advisor, the largest Dramatics Club ever organized at Bexley High School had a most successful and gratifying year. Officers elected in the fall were Sandy Boesch, President, Bob Cohen, Vice-president, Suzanne Feitlinger, Secretary, and Janie Kearns, Treasurer. All year long the group worked toward receiving a National Thespians charter, and at last thirteen members became qualified to join this society. The meetings of the club were varied and interesting. Among the speakers were Mr. War- ren Troust of Capital University, who gave a demonstration on techniques of make-up, and Mrs. Kaplan of Gallery Players, who talked about techniques of costuming. At Christmas time the Dramatics Club put on a play entitled 'gStar Song. Next year the organization hopes to sponsor an evening of several short plays enacted by members of the club and members of the dramatics class. B k Row: Sharon Baas Barbara McGahn, Wavalene Kumler, Lauralee Jones, Linda Eisenman,'Marilyn Rothman, an , Jewel Barnes, Wanda Carson, Susan Stein, Harriet Romanoff, Connie Gilbert, Trudy Halasz, Linda Lucks, Joanne Angell. Middle Row: Letty Rhoten, Marcia Boehm, Carol Nagle, Claudette Hubbell, Linda Wildrich, Barbara Cohen, Judy Koltun, Barbara Hays, Molly Campbell, Sandra Taylor, Lenore Berman, Jane Pailet, Judy Mecurio, Betty Losoncy, Judy Kerr, Rita Lasky. Front Row: Judy Grant, Betty Ainsworth, Shari Sluder, Nannette Levenson, Stephanie Swartz, Linda Brand, Barbara Stein, Joyce Henery, Lynda Levison, Gail Simon, Phyllis Bamberger, Joyce Levison, Louise Zelizer, Pat Shaman. 1 3 i k ,--2-- Back Row: Nancy Warfield, Dury Sudduth, Bob Blume, Ted Schwartz, John Witherspoon, Tom Spires, Dick Widdis, Gordon Freedman, Jerry Cooper, Lee Ross, Norman Haller, Ian Polster, Nathan Gordon, Mickey Gallen, Mike Stein. Middle Row: Jo Ellen Blessing, Paula Reese, Libby Woodard, Roneen Raleigh, Judy Mecurio, Linda Widrich, Julie Pailet, Brenda Shilling, Sally Zox, Louise Zelizer, Sue Sloan, Joyce Tarcov, Joan Salen, Sue Schwartz, Elaine Zeff, Barbara Morris. Front Row: Faith Yokum, Sandra Mollenaur, Ellen Taylor, Margaret Phalor, Nancy Parkinson, Linda Myers, Eleanor Michaelson, Benita Rosenthal, Gerry Mittler, Judy Watts, Judy Tussing, Bucky Dugger, Barbara Slater, Cynthia Shore, Cynthia Bone, Sandra Taylor. Music Club One of the big projects of Music Club this year was singing for the children's Christmas party at the Art Gallery. Many of the club's programs were put on by the members them- selves. For instance, at one meeting Warren Widrich danced and at others the Freshman Ensemble and Stu Martin sang. One of the most interesting programs of the year was a contest to find out which members knew the names and composers of the most records that were played. Winners were Pat Shaman and Nancy Cowan. Near the end of the year in March, the club sponsored a very successful Spring Frolic Dance. Under the leadership of Rosemary Given, President, Pat Denser, Vice-president, Ellen Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Myers, advisor, the Music Club had a very worthwhile year. Back Row: Stu Martin, Phil Becker, Dave Feinstein, Tom Hoff, Claudette Hubbel, Donna Kellison, Sue Hunter, Judy Knaell, Babs Jones, Wavalene Kumler, Bevery Magley, Annette Herr, Diana Marx, Carolyn McCarty, Judy Maine. Middle Row: Susan Medors, Shirley Anthony, Carolyn Angell, Anna Lea Barry, Dana Bray, Mollie Campbell, Nancy Cowell, Barabra Cohen, Lenore Berman, Roberta Danchik, Jane Howard, Pat Denser, Jill Dudley, Shoshana Harrison. Front Row: Marilyn Jones, Bette Jo Jasinski, Betty Geise, Ann Gimre, Sue Glick, Carol Gearheart, Mary Gibbs, Rosemary Given, Joy Durschnitt, Bevra Hannahs, Yvonne Hawraney, Sharon Kahn, Diane Dombey Sandra Jones, Ellis Kurtz. .7 ...gtk i f 4 N ' ' Y... A I ' Metzger, Connie Stammler, Ardith Thompson, Sandra Nacci, Pat Shaman, Joyce Henery, Delores Hawraney, Norma Wood, Barbara Tracht. , if Gerry Shkolnik, Sue Strahm, Joy Harrison, Linda Lucks, Phyllis Bamberger. . , rg g G. A. C. Varsity B Aside from offering Bexley girls almost every Any letterman is eligible to become a member sport imaginable, the Girls Athletic Club spon- of Varsity B. This year's group had Ted sors many activities. Hockey Night and Class Schwartz as president, Peter Halliday as vice- Night were fun for all. In April the swimmers president, and Harlan Pollock as secretary- and modern dancers put on a very successful treasurer. Mr. Tenwalde acted as advisor. The show at the YWCA. President, Joy Harrison, main activity sponsored by the club this year Vice-president, Linda Lucks, Secretary, Gerri was the polio dance at Jeffrey Mansion. Shkolnik, and Treasurer, Phyllis Bamberger were advised by Miss Love. Back Row: Ted Kolva, Dave Goss, Norman Haller, Benjy Zox, Jack Betz, Walter Withers, Chubby Jeffrey, Ronnie Cline, Jim Mason, Ronnie Ewart, DeVere johnson. Third Row: Lee Ross, Dave Raniels, John Malloy, jeff Nacht, Bob Bobbitt, Dave Spitler, Will Reed, Bob Doak, Dave Van Blaricon, Mark Pohlman, John Petty, Matt Roberts. ' ' ' ' B M Dave Flemin Second Row: Rodney Dollison, Dick Alpers, Dick Basch, Marshall Harris, Mike Benis, ruce eyer, g, Dick Cooper, Bob Carter, Gary Davis, jim Sebring, Dave Beck, Bob Blume. Front Row: Gene Hugeniot, Bob Connell, Gary Buchanan, Bill Cones, Harlan Pollock, Ted Schwartz, Pete Halliday, Alfred Kass, Ronnie Smith, Dennis Van Bibber, Don Burriss, Larry Krakoff. 9 to K uv' ,NSN Wfffm N if L 4 jjj? jg ijt '53, 51'-gt 5 1 Back Row: Lisa Weissenbach, Minnette Ross, Sandra 3 y--, 'tl Montgomery, Judy Koltun, Louise Zelizer. Middle Row: Delores Hawraney, Judy Watts, Elaine Zeff, Barbara Morris, Sandy Boesch, Nancy Dickey. Front Row: Sue Sloan, Sallie Rowe, Nancy Belt, Patti Jones, Betsy Nida, Gerry Shkolnik. Connie Stammler, Babs Jones, Beverly Fleishman, Ellis Kurtz. Y-Teens Y-Teens officers were Beverly Fleishman, Pres- ident, Connie Stamler, Vice-president, Ellis Kurtz, Secretary, Babs Jones, Treasurer, and Suzanne Feitlinger, Member-at-Large. Miss McCurdy and Mrs. Barr were the advisors. The year began with a membership picnic after which there were many projects R a Can-Cann party to send food baskets to the South Side Settle- ment, a party for the children of Franklin Vil- lage, a dessert sale, a pencil sale, and a bake sale. In the spring a Mothers Day tea was held. Hi-Y The Hi-Y, associated with the YMCA, strives to make the life of high school boys more in- teresting. This year's officers were Dave Goss, President, Dave Van Blaricon, Vice-president, Dick Vetter, Secretary, and Jim Sebring, Treas- urer. After the advisor, Mr. Boring, was involved in an auto accident, Mr. Howard took over. The football movies of Bexley and of Ohio State were by far the most popular programs, Back Row: David Merkle, Fred Thomas, Dick Marshall, Mike Corder, Jim George, Jock Moody, Ronnie Firestone, Harve Clodfelter, Tom Spiers, Jack Borror, John Malloy. Middle Row: Mr. Boring, David Nelson, Mark Pohlman, Hubert Winebrenner, Dave Spitler, John Southworth, Walter Leukart, Tom Brooks, George Henning, Dave Long, Brian LaRue, Jay Hayden. Front Row: Dave McCandlish, Milton Lewin, Dick Widdis, Dave Van Blaricon, Dick Vetter, Dave Goss, Jack Lucks, Jim Sebring, Phil Goldslager, Dick Cooper, Roger Hill, Jack Kearns, Jim Jones, Don Brooke. Tfgfki' J aw 1 ,,. , E sc -Q f 1 ' 37 5- , , 1 . , Lv' 4, V Y , F1 ,Q-9, ., 3 Q xi Q ,w , -- Xi hh Y 'uhiln ' N350 my 'i A 1 4 Back Row: Ronnie Smith, Bob Bobbitt, Kris Kienzel, Lisa VVeisenbach, Nancy Cowall, Beverly Schecter, Jerry Cooper, Leslie Wexner, Monty Sher, Mickey Gallen, Mike Getz. Middle Row: Carolyn McCarty, Jewel Barnes, Virginia Van Meter, Nancy Belt, Janie Kearns, Patti Jones, Sue Schwartz, Cynthia Shore, Ann Humphrey, Mary Gibbs, Alice Benis, Kayla Polster. Front Row: Carolyn Angell, Billie McComas, Julie Pailet, Eleanor Michaelson, Seyril Seigel, Brenda Shilling, Diana Marx, Sally Zox, Judy Rosen, Rhea Schottenstein, Connie Gilbert, Sheila Levison. Book Club Six teams competed in quiz programs of fif- teen questions each at the Book Club meetings. Subjects ranged from famous entertainers and athletes to American literature. At the last meeting a party was held to honor and entertain the winning team. During Christmas, members collected wash cloths and soap for the home for the aged. Under the direction of Miss Gallogly and ofhcers Monty Sher, President, Nancy Belt, Vice-president, Lisa Weissenbach, Secretary, and Virginia Van Meter, Treasurer, the club had a successful year. Art Club The Art Club got off to a good start by decor- ating the gym for the annual Bexley Hallowe'en party. In the spring their fancy turned to sketch- ing, and the members took a trip to Blacklick Woods for that purpose. In May they had their annual spring exhibit at which Senior awards were presented. At meetings members were en- tertained by movies and speakers. Officers for the year were Jack Osbun, President, Betty Ainsworth, Vice-president, Norma Wood, Sec- retary, and Sharon Bass, Treasurer. Back Row: Gary Blume, Dick Cooper, Gene Hugenoit, Joyce Smith, Beverly Sabine, Karen Kaiser, Karen Reed, S ll N Linda Kirsten, Harvi Miller, Philip Price a y ewton, . Middle Row: Jim Sebring, Phil Becker, Nancy Dickey, Bob Souder, Sharon Whetstone, Janice Ewart, Harley Wolfe, Stan Ross, Sheila Levison, Connie Gilbert. Front Row: Eleanor Glickman, Shoshana Harrison, Ann Humphrey, Jerry Davidson, Sharon Baas, Norma Wood, Jack Osbun, Betty Ainsworth, Judie Wiseman, Linda Brand, Sandra Dolmger. Back Row: Leslie Wexner, Ronnie Cline, Joy Durschnitt, Sue Martin, Trudy Halasz, John Witherspoon, Joyce Henery, Sandra Dolinger. Front Row: Linda Lucks, Barbara Simpson, Joan Planson, Patti Jones, Annette Shusterman, Judy Wiseman. F. T. A. In order to give its members an idea of what the teaching profession involves, FTA had among its speakers Dr. Jarvis, Mr. Jones, and Helen Moore of the Child Education Founda- tion. Officers under the guidance of Miss Thomas were Pat Jones, President, and Joan Planson, Secretary-Treasurer. V. C. Y. Ofhcers of the VCY Bible Club were Donna Lauterbach, President, Bob Bobbitt, Vice-presi- dent, Faith Yochum, Secretary, and Mary Gibbs, Treasurer. Projects included a Blessing Bundle and gifts for children of the county Children's Horne. Science Club Science Club took trips to Battelle Memorial Institute, Port Columbus, and the Telephone Company. Movies were shown at many meet- ings. Officers were King Ming, President and Ron Firestone, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Hoel was advisor. Back Row: Kathleen Bates, Sally Snoots, Sue Hunter, Barbara Held, Shirley Anthony, Karen Kaiser. Middle Row: Betsy Field, Pat Clark, Betty Geise, Marilyn Jones, Marcia Boehm, Daisy Broadnax. Front Row: Laney Lou Shaffer, Faith Yochum, Bob Bobbitt, Donna Lauterbach, Mary Gibbs, Bette Jo Jasinski. Back Row: Ramona Budd, John Castagna, Chuck Block, Lee Rogers, Gary Nateman, Dave Van Blaricon, Buddy Leukart, John McNaugh- ton, Dick Suid. Front Row: Dury Sudduth, Ronnie Firestone, Dick Barry, Harve Clodfelter. 5 f like L5 1 .. .,,,,AMmM'HNwNwN ' ,W Y A y .!, f I5 Q f. Ei? 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L41 'fn 957Q ,i332ff fQ , r I R' ','- iw V13 ' EQ , ' f' 1 X - 1 .V , , f ! Qgull z Pohlman f I Allv 'P 'q 7 Medors Sugar Back Row: Coach Owens, John Malloy, Dick Long, Bob Doak, John Petty, Frank Wilson, Pete McNaughton, Mike Benis, Buddy Ewart, jack Sugar, Dave Beck, Matt Roberts, Coach Tenwalde. Middle Row: Gary Buchanan, Jim Sebring, Jim Mason, Fred Medors, Lee Ross, Mike Kilbourne, Marvin Stone, Ted Kolva, Bob Blume, Ronnie Smith, Gary Davis, Coach Swinehart. Front Row: Coach Smith, Rodney Dollison, Bob Carter, Mark Pohlman, Bob Bobbitt, Bucky Withers, Pete Halliday, Jack Betz, Ted Schwartz, Ronnie Cline, Don Burriss, Dave Spitler. The Football Season Bexley's 1954 football season was a better than average one as the Lions finished with a 7-2 record. In the preview Bexley whipped South 13-O, with Halliday contributing a long T.D. run and Schwartz passing to Halliday for the other touchdown. In the East-Bexley preview game, Rod Dollison blocked a conversion attempt that would have given East a tie and Bexley won 7-6. Halliday ran wild in the Logan game, scoring three touchdowns to give Bexley a 32-6 victory. Bexley, with its eye on the C.B.L. title, dropped the next game to league-leading Urbana by missing all three points after T.D. attempts. M V ,J ' A ag ,Qi ' ' . W QF' gi' L 'J U I ',, ' B ' 1-'tin-4 -nw, , X632 A 5 tiff Back Row: Dick Butler, Frank McGavran, Arnie Nedleman, Neal Noethlich, Bob Ainsworth, Sandy Simpson, Bob Dameron, Mickey Ruling, John Southworth, Bob Kramer. Middle Row: Dave Zisenwine, Walter Gibbs, Bill Hamilton, Ronnie Reich, Ronnie Kauffman, Sam Samson, Bruce Burriss, Pete Webster, Joe Schlonsky, Oscar Fleckner, Front Row: Phil Goldberg, Bill Dickinson, Rusty Reece, Nick Baird, Dave Goldfarb, Dick Holstein, Pat McKenney, Larry Brown, Wendell Kessler, Dick Wolman. In the Arlington game Bexley shut out Coach Rosels boys by winning 20-0. The 'gMud Bowl game with Delaware was lost after Delaware held Bexley on the two yard line. In the homecoming game with Grandview, Bob Carter went 63 yards, Ronnie Cline 31, and Rod Dollison 20, all for scores. The final score was 20-0. Without extending themselves the Smith men picked up another win at Mt. Vernon, 12-0. The Washington CH. game, a high scoring brawl, saw Bexley again on top, with a score of 30-20. In the final game of the season, Columbus Aquinas fought all the way, but was beaten, 13-12. a , vw .- 1 Q 2 M 6 3 4 5 ,- 4 , ,.,,.J Q L, if 71 Z 7 1 sf' K ,gui - lv HAMPIONS Wilson Bexley , A Bexley af g y? Bexley f Bexley V fP - llll Bexley ,e,yy,hyl Bexley X V7 yn R055 BexleY .532 ug Bexley y Bexley l Bexley gy! Bexley Bexley Benis V ,Q11, W ty M 1fj, f 1 lle 4 we W Pohlman X'-f , f il Blurne W 515 Morin C, vt 1 I '-,ax A ,ki U-'W 5'-. 'W 1 s I sf ..,,,,f 53 42 48 32 65 44 76 72 45 67 69 46 Washington C.H. 55 South 61 Delaware 56 Findlay 40 Grandview 45 Mt. Vernon 53 Urbana 62 Arlington 60 Newark 43 Delaware 59 Marion 61 Grandview 36 X .1 S., i,,, - Z , , 1, f ' 2 s,,a4w Y Z 04 ff 3 WWA f f ,, X 4, .Af ! 3 Jeffrey 52 X 1 f 5- vreqqf. 4 CBL Ewart Ahyfnnfx B l . K 'gp H exley 67 - L1nden 59 H H .A A gre . a er J ' 5 4 - .gamer I Bexley 47-Mt. Vernon 45 f'-2 .5 Bexley 57 - Circleville 39 V H Bexley 52 - Urbana 47 ' Q yy7 3 ,B Bexley 83 - Arlington 65 up Y Y 1 4 Q Ea if 4 TOURNAMENT -fx Q Bexley 57 Mt. Vernon K' 3 ff' Bexley 47 West 43 Bexley 66 Aquinas 35 Bexley 25 Central 29 '. 3 'f 4 f TEL 4' 1 in y! 'N Van Blaricon Schwartz : m, 5 ,f -, xp X, ' ' x R fi 5 I W 14, , q M35 ee i BA F f 4 George Kass V4 g I ii 2 I --f Winebrenner 'Af' 5 W T 7 4 ... K A ', ,Q ' jx A gg, , 3. 4,0 My , X3 iz If EA' V .Weil W Rx 4 L 7 7 4 N ,yr X'-ek X: Back Row: john Malloy, Dick Alpers, Buddy Ewart, Lee Ross, Norman Haller, Mark Pohlman, Bob Blume, Mike Benis, Jim George, Benjy Zox, Coach Smith. Front Row: Dave Van Blaricon, Don Wilson, Alfred Kass, Chubby Jeffrey, Ted Schwartz, Hubert Winebrenner, Pat Morin. The Basketball Season Coach Smith's boys finished the 1955 season with a bang, coasting to an undisputed C.B.L. title on an eleven game winning streak, and setting a new single game scoring record of 83 points in the last game. ' After a slow start, the Lions hit their stride in the January 13 Urbana game and were never headed. Jeffrey and company cinched at least a share of the title as they won the revenge game with Mt. Vernon 47-45, the two point margin being Hubert Winebrenner's two foul shots with five seconds left. The Lions took undisputed possession of the title in the Upper Arlington game, the last regular game, in which Captain Walter Jeffrey scored 21 points-the first time he had been in the 2O's. Al Kass finished the season with a total of 183 points, which made him second high scorer in the C.B.L. In the district tournament Bexley was defeated in the semi-finals after disposing of three rivals. The reserves had their share of glory as they won the reserve C.B.L. title. Back Row: Phil Goldslag- er, Stan Robins, Sandy Shkolnik, David Wiggins, Jerry Hockman, Wendell Kessler, Jeff Nacht, Coach Swinehart. Front Row: Ronnie Feerer, Thom Marsh, Gary Cheses, Dave Feinstein, Dave Goldfarb, Jack Lucks, Larry Dauber, Dick Shenk. Back Row: John Montgomery, Tom Addison, Dick Butler, Larry Harris, Scott Burns, Gary Blume, Will Reed. Middle Row: Mr. Owen, Marshall Harris, Dick Barry, Dave Beck, Jay Haden, Larry Niermeyer, David Davidorf, Steve Zaron, Gordon Freedman, Front Row: Harlan Pollock, Larry Krakofli, Gene Hugoniot, Gary Buckanan, Jock Moody, Bob Connell, Ronnie Cline, Dennis Van Bibber, Swimming Coach Owen's 1955 tankers finished the sea- son with an enviable record of four wins and one loss. Led by Co-Captains Bob Connell and jock Moody, who placed one - two in both the 50 and the 100 yard freestyle events in the District, the team took third in the city, fourth in the District, and second in the City Relay Championships. The 200 yard freestyle relay team of Cline, VanBibber, Moody, and Connell set a new City Relay record of 1241.0 for the distance, a record that should stand for quite a while. In the Ohio State School rneet Bob Connell placed first in the 100-yard freestyle, with a time of 54.5. gg. ,V f I .:fg,. I, ag . , . f 1 ,kt , . ,., , ,X .Q f f W f . . .7 I 1 J, X, , 5, lfrf .,,, ,Q Q ,f I J , ff gg ,gf . ,f 1 , , V., f f tug, Nix Back Row: Mr. Swinehart, Frank Wilson, Stan Levinson, Sandy Shkolnik, Scott Burns, Charles Miller, Dennis Van Bibber, Lee Ross, Bob Blume, Jim Mason, Buddy Ewart, Bob Barker, Wendell Kessler, Jerry Hockman, Mr. Gwen. Front Row: Don Fleming, Rod Dollison, Bob Connell, Pete Halliday, Dave Spitler, Dave Van Blaricon, Bill Cones, Jack Betz, Dave Fleming. Track Coached by Lefty Swinehart and Russ Owen, the trackmen have a good chance for a repeat capture of the C.B.L. track crown. Ac- cording to the coach, the title will be a toss-up between Bexley and Arlington. This year's team is a well balanced combination, liberally sprinkled with seniors. The team has good depth in the sprints but is having difliculty in taking the field events. Setting the pace for this year's team are Dave Van Blaricon and Dave Spitler in the field events, and Bob Connell and Pete Halliday in the track events: The school record for the 880 relay was smashed by the team of Betz, Ross, Connell, and Halliday with a time of 1134.6 RESERVE SQUAD-Back Row: Dave Zisenwine, Nickey Baird, Gary Bloom, Jim Sebring, Bob Bobbitt, Bill Hampton, Larry Niermeyer. Front Row: Arnie Nettleman, Keith Noethlich, Frank McGavran, John Southworth, Herb Minkin, Dick Edminster, Ronnie Reich. 5 7 J .. ,, N f if .Lin arf f-s.,,,,Nb Back Row: Tom Brooks, Norman Haller, Pat Morin, Mike Kilbourne, Alfred Kass, Dick Cooper, Gary Davis, George Henning, Mr, Tenwalde. Front Row: Leslie Wexner, Ted Vogely, Bob Doak, Jerry Cooper, Ted Schwartz, jeff Nacht, Ted Kolva, Stan Robbins, Bob Carter, Dick Shenk. Baseball Although he doesn't expect the 1955 baseball team to take the C.B.L. title, Coach Ben Ten-. walde expects the squad to finish among the league leaders. This year the baseball team is loaded with power and talent, including six returning lettermen. Another factor that should bring success this season is the experience of a large number of the team. Among the diamond stars are pitchers Al Kass and Ted Schwartz, infielders Mike Kil- bourne, Jerry Cooper, Ted Kolva, and Jeff Nacht, and outfielders Bob Doak, Norman Hal- ler, and Bob Carter. With this talent available, the Final standing should be well up in the per- centage column. RESERVE SQUAD -Back Row: Paul Neal, Bryan LaRue, Gene Hite, Dury Suddeth, Jim Jones, Bob Williams, Dick Graham, Oscar Fleckner Middle Row: Joe Schlonsky, Ronnie Root, Rusty Reese, Sandy Slobin, Neal Noethlich, David Story, Don Elsass. Front Row: Bob Cummings, Bob Ainsworth, Dave Goldfarb, Dave Feinstein, Dick Long, Bill Dickinson, Doug Metz. ,, 8 f - 1 L gf, ,Vf-,, 1 , A h X I V cf ff .,,.- fi i 75 my 3747! ' 1 'Y 4 J' ' 'K wi Q J' jf L ,sy t , V M ., , ,til l.EY LX A X Dick Basch Dave Spitler Ted Schwartz Athletlc Captams Walter Jeffrey Jock Moody Bob Connell Pete Halliday QA o , In yr 'V ',',, , x M Aff fx' o Y? n . f' A 3 K 'ls' r- f- ff Boys' Golf Back row: Benson Roth, Dick Marshall, John Malloy, Stan Ross. Front row: Tom Marsh, Will Reed, Bud Leukhart, Dave Daniels, Larry Krakoff. Girls' Golf Phyllis Bamberger, Mary Elberfeld, Ardith Thompson, Joyce Rosenfeld, Letty Rhoten, Romona Budd, Eleanor Glickman. Page Ninety three Boys' Tennis Back row: Fred Davidoff, Milton Levine, David Osbun, Steve Zaron, Jerry Davidson, Bob Gareck, Jerry Cohen, Dick Wolmen. Front row: Phill Goldslager, Jim Stolzen- bach, Bruce Meyer, Dick Basch, Mike Benis, Jack Lucks, Dave McCandlish. Girls' Tennis Back row: Eleanor Glickman, Karen Walk- er, Kay Hunt, Debbie Subow, Donna De- Witt. Front row: Adele Topolosky, Linda Lucks, joy Harrison, Joyce Tarcov. Page N inety-four l l l3ack Row: Claudette Hubbell, Ann Gimre, Sue McClel- Back Row: Joyce Tarcove, Pat Sells, Karen Crawford, land, Corinne Sells, Carolyn McCarty, Libby Woodard, Sallie Ullery, Sue Sloan, Mary Gibbs. Front Row: Pat Alice Winebrenner, Sharon Whetstone, Janice Ewart. Stebelton, Babs Jones, Ardith Thompson, Rae Ellen Front Row: Sallie Zox, Diane Dombey, Joan Salen, Dauber, Connie Stammler, Phyllis Bamberger. Nancy Maneely, Sandra Jones, Sue Schwartz, Eleanor M1Cha6lSOn. FRESHMEN Crowning of Sports' Queen, Sue Fleming SOPHOMORES Back Row: Nancy Levin, Kay Hunt, Donna DeWitt,. SENIQRS Debbie Subow, Ann Mechling, Kay Allen, Judy Tussing. Front Row: Lynda Levinson, Barbara Davis, Roneen Back Row: Linda Lucks, Sue Strahm, Joy Harrison, Raleigh, Sandra Landenberger, Bevra Hannahs, Nancy Barbara Simpson, Barbara Hays. Front Row: Barbara Dickey, Sue Graham, Ellis Kurtz. Held, Nancy Hennick, Sue Fleming, Wavalene Kumler. Page N mety five . LY f a A4 A A y are 25 ' . f - ' V, ' ' I 1 ttrr f f Q2 :ws f 1 I I ' ,W , A y ff' .,f A 'if . . y '55 we I twt 'l . 7 4 -t fs., V1 Q -gif ' fi i lkil gf L. i i. .V it V, ' I Lffr f H J , A V- A , if .f 3 e , I s i ' ' , . . I Q, 4' Q J, X . , ,,, ,,,, 1, V, .. 7, K ,V f ,V f. i, 7 . , Back Row: Arbie Hausman, Letty Rhoten, Saundra Dombey, Faith Yochum, Donna De Witt, Sandra Mollenauer, Joyce Tarcov, Nancy Belt, Kay Hunt. Middle Row: Wavalene Kumler, Ann Mechling, Pat Stebelton, Sue Sloan, Nancy Metgzer, Toni Moorehead, Joy Harrison, Debbie Subow, Linda Lucks, Barbara Hays, Barbara Held. Front Row: Sandra Landenberger, Judy Tussing, Ardith Thompson, Pat Sells, Connie Stammler, Nancy Hennick, Bar- bara Simpson, Sue Fleming, Nancy Levin. Girls' Sports at Bexley An excellent athletic program is outlined for the Bexley girl, regardless of her ability. In the intramural area, girls have the opportunity to participate in sports between classes or home- rooms. Teamwork and enjoyment for all are the principal goals of the intramurals. An in- terscholastic program, which is restricted to the better qualified athletes, includes hockey, golf, basketball, and tennis. The enthusiasm and sportsmanship of every girl participating leads to many winning teams and loads of fun. There are fourteen sports in the program from fall to spring They range from team sports G. A. C. SWIMMING SHOW Joan Dye Gene Hugoniot Sandra Nacci such as basketball, hockey, and volleyball to individual sports such as tennis and swimming. From the first day in September to the last day in June, the Bexley girl is kept busy with this outstanding program. This year, on April 19, a swimming show was given at the Y.M.C.A. On basketball night Sue Fleming, this year's sports queen, was crowned by basketball captain Chubby Jeffrey and was awarded a silver medallion inscribed with Sports, Queen, 1954-1955? Programs such as these uphold the motto of the Girl's Athletic Program- There is something for everyone. E X Chris Mykmnzfz Ioanne Angell S fx S Q Q! ,fe X..zj -J-X, lighter moments J by These are the moments when we forget oar hooks and worries, and with happy hearts participate in the socal whirl. These are oar gay moments-oar happy times. Oar a'ates, oar dances, oar theatrical jiings all comhine to portray the high- lights of oar high school lives. These pictures recortl the echo of prom masic and the memories of grease paint and a'ress rehearsals. Here, as in oar teen-age memory hoohs, we have recorclea' those activities which constitute the larger portion of oar high school lives. winning A Winnin Float Coach ueen and her retinue Q I gl x . X Z Q 2 7 7' 3 Double-Take - Hats Off to Pete Joanne says thanks That old Bexley spirit 5 f H Q ., X Beverly Fleishrnan Saundra Dombey Homecoming 1955 Joanne Angell Homecoming Queen VIS e o Sandra Montgomery Jackie Scott f S . ' f X. ,,xL - mmhAA mg . ' Wx, Q ,K I X ti I ! Tx R P 1 ' V, ,g VA X,,.. , V, .fjgrxh 0. 1 af if K xl, ,. . l I 0 'H' '-f' r. '.,.'k EQL T JQQ1 x., -f. . 12. W f K Aa. Our J umor-Semor Prom - ! A Y x , Q X, ,,, 1 1 I ' ' , I 1 1 i ' li v . K. H 97 Under the Sea 1 H ...L 4. ,,,, f-Q.-f-., his ff , Lyn , 'wf'-A ' ', ,, f -, H 'hw' , ,I ,A 'ff 'rl W , I V W1 ' 5 4., if-1 A 1' 5741 t ' XL I V, E ,. M E. , x liili 'S-mug wv 1 Katrin Mama Papa Dagmar Christine Mr. Hyde Nels Aunt Trina I Remember Mama by John Van Druten Presented by the Class of 1955 Directed by Mrs. Sara M. Amos THE CAST Wavalene Kumler Patti Jones Ronnie Smith Beverly Fleishman Minnette Ross John Petty Marvin Stone Judy Giant Aunt Sigrid, . , Carol Weber Aunt Jenny Suzanne Feitlinger A Woman Tamsin Hartley Uncle Chris Leslie Wcxnei Mi. Thorkelson Barry Wolman Dr. johnson Ronnie Firestone Arne Phil Becker Nurse Nancy jones Another Nurse Sandra Bocsch Soda Clerk David Goss Madeline .Joanne Levenson Dorothy Barbara Hays Mrs. Moorehead Beverly Borror Bell Boy ,, Marshall Harris Scrubwoman Barbara Simpson Doctor Chubby Jeffrey Ordcrly Benjy Zox Nurse Barbara Stein Hotel Guests Gerry Shkolnik Harvi Miller Can't you see her heart is breaking? ,af ' The New Moon by Sigmund Rornberg directed by C Robert Myers Marianne ........ Robert ...... Alexander ....... Julie ......... Beaunoir ...... Cotilde ,.... Phillip ............ Captain Duval Ribaud .....,.,... ..... Besac ........ Jacques ........ De Jean ...... Fouchette ....... ..Rosemary Given .....Walter Jeffrey .........Bob Cohen ......Cynthia Bone .....,....,..Bob Doak Linda Culbertson .......,..Stuart Martin ..........Larry Krakoff .....Ted Schwartz ........,Mike Getz .......Ronnie Smith .........Marvin Kay ....,.....iBob Carter .4-fi.,-ni., Dick Widdis, Dave Wiggins, Jim Ruppersberg, Tom Hoff, STAGE CREW Page One Hundred Three The Star Song Florencle,yRyerson CAST Gaius ...... ........,........,.......... R onnie Smith Lucius ...... ........................,... G ary Bloom Tirza ......... .,..... S uzanne Feightlinger Rachel ...... .........,......... L inda Lucks Arod ......... ....... N iki Schwartz Barshan ..... ,...,............ T om Hoff Nuna ...... ......... C onnie Gilbert Octavia ..... ...........................,.. C arol Weber Siti ...,........... ,...........................,. B everly Borror Wise Men ........ ,...... B ob Doak, Gordon Freedman, Dave Osbun Shepherds ,..................... Ted Kolva, Eugene Martin Bearers ...,............................ Tom Brooks, Will Reed, Warren Widrich, Richard Harding Mary ..... ........,.................................. J ackie Scott Joseph .,..... ....... K Iohn Petty National Thespian Society This year the National Thespian Society has been added to the clubs at Bexley High School. To become a member of this organization, a student must accumulate a total of ten points in some phase of stage production. The nine- teen charter members have been under the leadership of Nancy Jones, president, Wavalene Kumler, vice-president, Minnette Ross, secre- tary, Marvin Stone, treasurer, Sandy Boesch, scribe. Back Row: Sandy Boesch, Walter Jeffrey, Rosemary Given, Ronnie Smith, Wavalene Kumler, Beverly Fleishman, Minnette Ross, Leslie Wexner. Front Row: Nancy Jones, Carol Weber, Judy Grant, Patti Jones, Jackie Scott, Monty Sher, Tom Hoff, Dave Wiggins. ? -1 1uJ3 'QA 4 0-,.--+I,LLa--I0 5- w VQW , ' , 'I I , .I ' I ' , , II ,' I, My WL r 4+ Q, , I. Z Ze. If A 'L ' ' I 24 If '. iz, ,,,. ik -I ga 45 ZX 1 f ff xx' ' ,ff 9 ' C 'W' I I , I 3, A Q 4 ' ' X ' 1 WW .I XX ww? ,Why 1' pw W? fx Ye 5 ,aa..-f- ', Bexleo staff Honor Society Celebrates lim NJ Bexleo sta at work' S904 ,,.- 1 21 E -nu? ,..,.-I H I 4 K REQ., ,m ...M i J 2 2 , v , 2 z , Will. 3 Page One Hundred Seve: f' 0 N 1 Q' Swear We hear wztneff to the chill and zeal o our aculty without whoye guidance our queyt or excellence would he zague in purpoye and limited in fcope We can well heliezze that our teachers pride in the achieue- mentf of Bexley ,ftudentx 15 no len great than our own. Year in and year out, af we have grown from childhood into mature adolefcence, our teacher! haue grown with the hetter changes in education, alerting uf to newer needy for modern living, while clinging to the permanent ualues of unchanging morality. A I f 1 f N- Q faculty -A ' ' f -f , Page One Hundred Eight Administration C. W. Jones, Principal E, D. Jarvis, Superintendent R. E. Kessler, Director of Business In these changing times, when school problems are being complicated by zooming enrollments, we are grateful for administrators who plan wisely for our needs. We are equally grateful for public-spirited members of the Board of Education, who without pay and at great sacrifice of time and energy make provision for the expanded school program, guaranteeing the facilities and personnel to help us maintain the Bexley tradition of excellence. Board of Education Hugh H. Bone Mrs. Sheldon Mann, Vice-President David H. Shawan Walter English Robert F. Ebinger, President l Sara M. Amos, M. A. Antoinette Barr, M. A. Mary Squier Bethel, M. A. Russell Boring, M S Mrs. AMOS, whose main interest is the theater, teaches English, speech, and dramatics. When she is not busy staging a play, she sponsors the Dramatics Club. She hopes to begin a chapter of the National Thespian Society, a high school actors' group. Mrs. BARR, who has spent three years at Bexley teaching English, is a junior class adviser and sponsor of Y-Teens. She enjoys watching baseball games and television shows, especially Hallmark Theater. She likes to collect antiques and to travel. She plans to take a trip this summer. Miss BETHEL, who teaches typing and shorthand, likes to read and to listen to symphonies. A favorite pastime of hers is to attend antique auctions. In her spare time she enjoys watching tele- vision, especially drama shows. She dislikes ice and snow. Mr. BORING, teacher of biology and chemistry, was critically injured in an automobile accident and has been obliged to watch rnuch of the year go by from the sidelines. His courage and deterrnina- tion have been matched by the solicitude of all our students and faculty. Miss CLOSE is spending a busy second year at Bexley teaching English and history and advising the cheerleaders. She participates in surveying and mapping expeditions and in travelling through the West. Last summer she toured in Canada and the Pacific Coast. Mr. DUFFEY, in his thirteenth year at Bexley, teaches industrial arts and physical education. Being faculty manager of athletics and coaching tennis take up most of his spare time. He enjoys watching sports on television. This summer he hopes to travel. Mr. FERBRACHE, teacher of general mathematics, divides his spare time between hunting, fishing, travel to historic places, and his farm near Westerville. He likes all things which pertain to the out-of-doors. Mr. FIELD finds that his job as history teacher, his home, and his children, Betsy and David, keep him too busy to participate in his favorite pastimes, gardening and woodworking. However, he can always find time to eat his favorite desserts, English Plum Pudding and Yorkshire Pudding. x i l Marldean Close, B. Sc. Ed. Robert M. Duffey, M. A. Ira R. Ferbrache, M. A. Albert W, Field, M A f , f Lula A. Gallogly, M. A. Eleanore L. Gibbs, A.B. Charles E. Hoel, M. A. Miss GALLOGLY is enjoying her seventh year as school librarian. Sponsor of the Book Club, she enjoys the students and gets to know almost everyone. Bridge and playing at golf are her recreations, while biography, historical fiction, and travel stories are her reading favorites. Mrs. GIBBS, who has been at Bexley only one year, says she finds the people here very friendly and co-operative. Teaching Latin and English and taking care of her home keep her quite busy, but she enjoys reading and knitting in her spare time. Mr. HOEL, an enthusiastic gardener, teaches biology and physics. Aside from his many school activities, he is president of the Ohio Science Association and is active in the Ohio Academy of science. His pet peeves are students who leave class. Mr. HOWARD, who has been at Bexley for one year, teaches biology. His pet peeves are the 'Lcrib notes students use during examinations. In the summer he enjoys fishing and playing golf, but he likes hunting in the fall. Like most of us, he dislikes working. Mr. HOWELL, who teaches French and American history, is in his twenty-fifth year at Bexley. He has been the BEXLEO advisor for thirteen years, except in '52 and '53. He is proud of the Medalist rating of the '54 yearbook. Mr. Howell is Secretary-Treasurer of the Ohio Modern Language Teachers Association. He spoke at the annual Foreign Language Conference at the University of Kentucky in April. Mrs. LIEFIELD, who has been at Bexley High School for only one year, likes to travel. During the last few years she and her husband have toured Cuba and Mexico. Although she is busy teaching Spanish, she finds time to sponsor the Spanish Club and to be an advisor to the junior class. Miss LOVE spends the summer months playing golf, both for fun and in tournaments. When school begins her main activities are teaching physical education and health. Those horrible rainy days during hockey season are her pet peeves. She is the sponsor for G.A.C. l Samuel A Howard, B. S. in Ed. Ralph M. Howell, M. A. Martha L. Liefeld, M. A. Margaret Love, B S 'f-045 William Matthews, M. A. Trola L. McCurdy, M. A. C. Robert Myers, M. A. Mr. MATTHEWS, who has taught five years at Bexley, teaches English, sociology, and journalism, He is the advisor for the Torch and Quill and Scroll. He likes to read, to write, and to play with his boys, Billy and jon. He likes the exhuberance of youth, but he dislikes people who have ability and do not use it. Miss MCCURDY teaches first and second year English. She is the advisor to Y-Teens and the freshman class. Her many interests include sewing, handcrafts, traveling, photography, and the outdoors. Her favorite food is lemon pie. She dislikes papers that aren't done right and people who do not co-operate. Mr. MYERS is the proud father of four boys. Between the boys and the choir Mr. Myers says, Who has spare time? During his seven years at Bexley High School, he has made the choir and glee clubs superb. He likes afternoon naps, golf, and fishing. Mr. OWEN, who has been at Bexley for five years, teaches typing, business training, American history, and physical education. His spare time is taken up coaching swimming, football, and track. The Owenses are extremely proud of the new member of the family, a baby daughter, Nancy. Mr. RINGER spends many hours during the winter months officiating football and basketball games. Although he enjoys sports, his special hobby is woodworking. He is a Major in the Arrny Reserve program. His ofiicial duty includes teaching driver education at the high school and other subjects at the junior high. Mr. SCHACHT, who has been at Bexley twenty-three years, teaches plane and solid geometry, algebra, and senior math. His hobby is math conventions, but he also enjoys watching television, especially You Bet Your Lifef' He is eagerly looking forward to the publication of his book in 1956. Mr. SMITH teaches chemistry and health. He is also the head coach of football, basketball, and golf. During the summer he goes to Camp Wigwasati. When he is not camping, teaching, or coaching, he likes to play golf or to go fishing. ,L f-Q . 2 f ' 2 l af . J , .FF-4. 5? Russell C. Owen, M. A. Robert L. Ringer, M. A. John F. Schacht, M. S. Carlton H. Smith M S John Stanton, M. A. Dana N. Swinehart, M. A. Harold Tenwalde, M. A. in Ed. Mr. STANTON, who is very busy with the band and with music in the junior high school, is enjoying new quarters in the beautiful band room addition. He likes concerts and reads all kinds of science fiction. The band performances are a highlight of the football season. Mr. SWINEHART, in his thirteenth year at Bexley, teaches freshman algebra, health, and physical education. He is the coach of the reserve basketball team, assistant coach of the football team, and head coach of the track team. Besides coaching, he enjoys hunting and woodworking. Mr. TENWALDE, who coaches football and baseball, has been at Bexley four years. Besides teaching algebra and geometry, he advises Varsity-B. During the summer he spends many enjoyable weekends at Mitiwanga. Miss THOMAS, dean of women, teaches home economics and social practice. When she is not busy with the F.T.A. or Y-Teens, which she sponsors, she finds time to sew. In the evenings she enjoys watching television programs, especially. I've Got a Secret and Masquerade Party. Mr. TIPTON teaches economics, sociology, and government. He is dean of boys and advisor to the Student Council and the Student Court. Selling real estate takes up his spare time, but he enjoys visiting his farm on week ends. Mr. TRIVELLA, who teaches art, has been in Bexley High School for thirteen years. He is the advisor for the Art Club and the Stage Craft Group. Gardening, photography, painting, and travel take up most of his spare time. His pet peeve is people who talk while others are talking. Miss WYLIE has always enjoyed traveling. Last summer she spent a month touring Mexico and California. Her main hobby is art. During the school year she spends her time teaching Latin and English. As an extra activity she sponsors the Latin Club. Marion Thomas, M. A. Harold V. Tipton, M. A. Ralph H. Trivella, M- A- Opal Wylie, M A Page One Hundred Thirteen Secretaries Jacqueline McKinney - Lucille Hartman .. Lenore Marsh Attentive to our wants are the three oflice secretaries and the five men who keep the school plant in operation. They answer our questions, important or trivialg recover our lost possessionsg light us and warm usg and in general look patiently to our needs. Maintenance Men ,e,t,, . ,, f -, 'wk ' N x , 5 F Gordon Schwartz Forrest Davis William Cobum .. Miles A. Smith - Emmett DeLong Wygyffwffw-W-Y 1 'if It , ,,,.,.-Q-f David Goff MH. Kelton fone! Smzdm Montgomery Mr. Kellon jones C93 QA! Page One Hundred Frfteen N I J Q , eee A .Q e J CK e e A5 our Jchool haf grown in Jize and improved in quality our puhlicationf have affumed added refponfzhzlitief and ohliga tzonf to the Jchool and to the puhlzc The Bexleo endeavors to capture the drama o each fchool year and to reveal it in picture and Jtory Thiy is a coftly project which muft juftzfy itself hy furpayfzng each year the achievement of the year hefore, in keeping with our tradition of excellence. The Bexleo could not even attempt to function without the devotion of our parentf, the puhlic Jpirit of our profeffional men, and the loyalty of our advertixers. We are deeply grateful to all of them. O Hundred Szxteen PATRONS 241,34 74145. 77Zw424wf Lf771M,mJ fi1?n?Miilmi Hg ZZZgMQ22gMJQXQW MQ ww W 9425 Qygmf zwiiwffwfpfza Min 2774 011-cg, S, 30'-TCfMf:.AQP'E Uw 'A tp' :fbi-44 MQMJWWQEQE7 ML Cr 7?fw,.f4C,-dfjx f Um + QD-: ffJ fkffg' VLLLQU LJVLL fi L gf 7??n.QWINa-Qwfwhj QLQMM- M, ff as WWW, fh4,l1N4AL4,,. EX ?n,.,,Q,wLm.,.o1P.z.,,v.fQ4,0L.,,.,,g.., W- ML Vw. www J fciiw f'5W! 77701 f fn LW , 5,2144 - 1 L7 ff J M J .4315 fJ,V.,m mAv3, ? m,Q4,,g.zff4:54ZMwg jP1.,,+'TYbw-,Q'1mQ.gieAN-.JCQAMAN my MMM . . m0,fWw2Q7,M,Qb, 3 fj1jV14 ZtAA ffxjfvd-exvsaf-, im, 6,4 Awygw f 771,,.M,,m,Lfm4.704,u,6,fSf,La0,i,.f huawlfww 41Z',4L.h2AjZ WM mm ffwzww 77Zf,2w7!zM Q71 ff QWV! Wand fx. M49 Sgh 'EMJVQWW 235 Zflifll my 464Q M aw! 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WLVWYZQ , , Wbmwbd fmw uw 'J9'w.v'9Pfvw.2m.3!f,QQ,ZMw.f fm 2 Zum, LU!!! - mwgjmbgz Vfffffwwwx mamma '75-rQu. 7316.0 b'M4, Jn, ,MMM w'Yw QtYY'wa,-O-H' LU I' Mrs, fZAaf7'f7 MWff ima, V1!bLf,,Jx,,,4Efw,Mf MYVUUQ -yylllfx GYVXPQ i5-JW, I 1 ,QQ img ,flew q WW Wim L iff M, 'MMM 4 V V Wu, vi fg j Wfuv Wim Umm! buff? -5 md.J4.,g,.,ff3fMW4 VfLxFZVMA4CQw QXQOC' gmq GEMM, UAW, ?MMM,,, j 7701. MA 777114, 5J,w-L-fa Cf WJZZWAMJ JGQM? James Qjaiornes. LO EVM gp. 772,24 77215 74,4 Apdfpv Page One Hundred Eighteen PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY M. L. AINSWORTH, M.D. LOUISE P. AINSWORTH, M.D. JOHN N. CROSS, D.O. GERTRUDE E. cRoss, D.O. J. J. ALPERS, M.D. ALEX DOMBEY LEWIS R. BASCH, D.D.S. CARL W. EMMERT, D.D.S. JACK P. BRAHMS MILTON L. GOODMAN, M.D M. CABAKOFF, D.D.S. I. M. HARRIS H. M. CLODFELTER, M.D. 1. 'E. HENREY, D.D.S. JAMES H. CONNOR J. WILLIAM MOONEY, M.D. B. F. HOAGLAND, D.D.S. MARY HOAGLAND, D.D.S. M. B. COOPER, D.D.S. MAX P. KANTER, M.D. Page One Hundred Nmete PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY M. A. KRAKOFF, M.D. KARL D. REICHELDORFER, M.D ROBERT H. KUHN, M.D. SIMON SCULLER M. DAVID LEVINE, D.D.S. DON A. SHUSTERMAN, D.D.S. SHELDON J. MANN J D.D.S JACK SILBERSTEIN, M.D. JOHN E. MARTIN, M.D. H. LLOYD SMITH, D.D.S. W. C. MCMENAMY 3 D.D.S. H. W. TOPOLOSKY, M.D. H. R. MITCHELL, M.D. THOMAS EWING VanMETER R. G. PRATHER, D.D.S. WALTER E. WRIGHT, D.D.S. QM gazmlm l H'T'S'?f1i!Ek Fon Fokns IN COLUMBUS r' , u V 2800 E. MAIN ST - COLUMBUS, OHIO PHONE: EXe1'er- 3471 Congrafulafions. Class of I955 WALTER R. REAL ESTATE SALES and RENTALS l75 Soufh High Sfreef SALES RES. RENTALS CA I-0325 DO 8IOO CA 4-9847 ZDW DRIVE IN M tEt Page One Hundred Twenty-two Bexley Mefgury EX 67I7 DO IO92 Sales - Service - Perl S T. E. CORDER Your Easl Side Mercury Dealer Insurance Counselor 2936 E. MAIN DO 4588 243I E. Main SI: Columbus 9, Ohio Bexley Shell Service 2656 Easf Main al Roosevelf Bexley 9, Ohio DO OI63 Famous Names in SPORTS EQUIPMENT and SPORTS WEAR The Sportsman 2468 Easf Main S+. DO-9900 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Pc1ul's Foocl Shoppe 25l3 Easl Main SI. WE DELIVER DO 458l Morgan Drug Store 3000 Easl' Broad EX 2333 Prescriplions Founlain Service CONNELL'S BEXLEY GREENHOUSES 2385 Easf Main Sfreei' DO 457l FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Tom Benucx Inc. TOWN and COUNTRY M'EN'S SHOP OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 3766 E. Broad SI. Phone DO 3766 Page One Hundred T wenty-three FQR EEST REST?-IURHNT 28OI Easi' Main S+ree1' Known from coasf 'ro coasf for Excellenf Chinese-American cuisine Air-condifioned A- PHONE 1-ucxonr 4-2174 X 1 -I. EUIQFIRT I'l'IFICI'III1E Q28 ENGINEERING - MAINTENANCE ' PRODUCTION PRECISION MANUFACTURING ' WELDING AND BUILDERS OF SPECIAL MACHINERY I95 HOSACK STREET CoLuMBus 7,0I-IIO Lcxuterbdch ci Eilber Insurance Since I868 973 E. Broad SI. FE 5537 BEXLEY-ZETTLER HARDWARE CO. Hardware - Painls - Glass Plumbing Supplies Phone: DO 9622 2527 Eas'r Main Srreel Telephone CA I -452 I Icme Rumberqer SHOP FOR WOMEN I46 Easf Broad S1'ree'I' Columbus l5, Ohio H. T. Trive-IIa JEWELER 543 No. I-Iigh SI: Phone CA 4-2950 Columbus 8, Ohio 46 years in 'Ihe same Iocalion Bexley Pure Oil Main and Drexel DO 0300 The besl friend your car can have I YARN IN TOWN AND COUNTRY 3976 Easf Broad SI. EX 5345 Complele Iine of Bear Brand Yarns- Angora-Needlepoinlr Icils and canvas Free Inslrucrion Cornplimenfs of Sterling Paper Company 560 S. Fronl Sireel CA 8-430I EASTMOOR Pharmacy DO- I 572 2946 Easi' Main S+. Columbus, Ohio Our Ottice in BEXLEY First Federal serves Bexley Area with complete savings and loan facilities at 2450 E. Main Insured Savings Loans on Homes Safe De OSH, Bbxes You'll enioy the convenience of doing business with our Bex- P le office. You can obtain a loan to bu or remodel our home Ch lx C hed Y Y Y ' ec 5 as . . . or receive an attractive rate on your savings. There's plenty Traveler S Cl19Ck5 of parking space . . . just drive in! U.S. Savings Bonds Night Depository BEXLEY OFFICE OPEN: Monday thru Thursday 9 to 3: Friday 9 to 6: Two Other Offices . . . DOWNTOWN: 53 565+ sim Fl RST FEDERAL HILLTOP: 2680 West Broad SAVINGS AND IOQN ASSOCIATION Page One Hundred Twenty-six if ,g-1 5rl X rr. sw 0 , 'f, K fi ,'s 'Lp 'OfJGe'b-s lyj .,., g qs' X X X lf if's Borden's Milk, i+'s go'r fo be good! Borden's Moores ci Ross CA I-5I2I Good Luck Class of '55 TARBUCK DRINTING co. CApiIaI 4-483I 455 E. Main S+ Columbus, Ohio FE 4220 Open Sundays ROSA-TI SUPER MARKET I9 N. Nelson Rd. Oualily Meals and Produce Riecfmfi HARDWARE 27 No. Nelson Road Telephone EV 3620 GENERAL HARDWARE, PAINTS, GLASS CUTLERY AND I-IOUSEWARES TOOLS RENTED Evergreen 9776 Pick-up and Delivery BROAD NELSON CLEANERS AND TAILORS 29 N. Nelson Road Columbus, Ohio Finesr in Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Alleralions MARK O. KERSCI-IBAUM Operalinq as Bates Florists, Inc. 3I N. Nelson Rd. EAirfax 3:55 CITY WIDE DELIVERY --r- , f FLOWERS BY WIRE - ', Page One Hundred Twenty-si When your sweeT TooTh Thinlcs oT sweeTs Your wisdom TooTh Thinlcs oT WENTZ IT's always Tair weaTher When good Tellows geT TogeTher WENTZ PI-IQIRMHCY A drug sTore wiTh drugs and The knowledge oT compounding Them CAPITAL CAP and wI1a'l' iT sfands for- Ca'piTaI UniversiTy is dedicaTed To The deveIopmenT of The whole personaliry. IT is a place where young men and women mlay prepare Themselves Tor a varieTy oT professions and vocaTions in a ChrisTian environmenT, wiTh desirable associaTions, aT moderaTe cosT. IT represenTs Tour years of living in an aTmosphere charged wiTh The advenTure oT learning and The Thrill of parTicipaTion. THE FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 7, l955 CURRICULUM: Liberal ArTs: Science, Teacher nomics: Journalism: Pre-Theology: Parish Work. TVGIVWIUQ5 ElemeV'I'a'Yi HIQIW SCIWOOI- Public School AppIicaTions Tor enroIImenT Tor subsequenT Music: Music: Business: Business AdminisTra- + b I d H H1 h f Tion: SecreTariaI Training: Pre-DenTisTry: Pre- Semes ers may e pace on .Ie , mug Ou Enggneedngi pre,I-aw: Nursing: pre,Med:C:ne1: The year. For CaTaIogue. Applicahon Papers. Social Service: Librarianship: Pre-Home Eco- and TurTher inTormaTion, wriTe: OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS CapiTaI UniversiTy, Columbus 9, Ohio Compliments United Sheet Metal Co. Inc. 540 South Drexel Ave. ' VITAGOLD HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE PRODUCTS WALTER ENGLISH COMPANY CANNED FOODS COLUMBUS, or-no Compliments The Cones Lumber Company 450 West Broad Street THE BEN RATNER COMPANY Sporting Goods CA 4-2500 Men's Wear Arrow Shlrts I63 N. High Street Next to The Clock 544 Best Wishes to The Class ot I954 Freor - Gimre CLEVELAND AVE. WA 3060 PIZZA TO CARRY OUT You'II Like I+! It's Massey's Pizza Manager DAN MASSEY 4464 E. Maln St. COLUMBUS 5, OHIO Complimen+s of Hwe Page One Hundred Twenty-nme TCDWNE HOUSE DRIVE-IN 2924 E. MAIN STREET We Try To Serve The Besf Hamburgers In Town When Downfown Sfop A+ Our Down+own Localrion A+ Town S+. and Granf Ave. We are as close lo you as your lelephone. AMOS S. MAIN BEXLEY'S RED HEADED PLUMBER We Specialize in Plumbing and l-lealing Repair 2673 E. Main Bexley, Ohio DO 53ll EMILE I-IAIRDRESSERS 2679 E. lvlain Slreel' FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL DO 5511 Phone FA 48l2 Res. DO 5I76 24I7 Brenfwood Rd. Columbus 9, Ohio PAUL FRITSCHE WATCHMAKER and JEWELER WATCH ES-GIFTS TERMS IF DESIRED l408 E. Main Sfreei' Columbus 5, Ohio Berry's Pharmacy 3396 E. Main S+. DO 0289 Prescriplions Founlain Service Iohnsorfs Real Ice Cream Famous for Delicious lce Cream and Sherbelrs 2728 E. Main S+. DO OOI4 Sal! Ewa. HARDWARE CO. 2964 E. Broacl Sl. Columbus, Ohio EXe +er 4372 Good Luck Class of '55 Ben Dempsey Insurance, Inc. 22 Easl Gay Slreel Your Besi' Buy is af SeckeI's 2472 Eas+ Main Sfreef DOuglas 5767 BURGER-BOY DRIVE-IN 2 I 33 Livingsron Avenue NO FINER QUALITY AT ANY PRICE CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I955 PRESTON COOKE 8: CO. CA I-43OI REALTORS Es'raI:nIisI1ecI I876 8 E. Broad Srreer Represenring buyers and owners of Bexley real esrare for over 40 years. Page One Hundred Thirty-two BEXLEY CAMERA CO. THE DRIVE IN CAMERA SHOP X Developing - Prinfing - EnIarging HWKS, 1 j Cameras - Phofo Supplies Nc. Repairs- Renfals urnfture 273I E. Main S'I'. DO 7400 I f mienors EIizabeth's Childrens Apparel 2353 Easf Main S+ree'r DOugIas 4434 CoIumbus 9, Ohio COATS, DRESSES. ACCESSORIES INFANT TO TEENS eurrs AND ToYs STARK ALTMAIER SHOES CornpIimenIs of BIII Sherritfs FINE FOODS 528 Nor+I'm Cassady Ave. Complimenfs Community Hardware 2359 Easf Main S+ree'r A. C. I'IEI.IvIBRECI-IT I-Iome of Bexley Park Seeds STUDEBAKER Years Ahead In Sryle - Performance - Safefy - Economy TERRY MOTORS INC. CoIumbus' Largeslr Srudebaker Dealer ZOIO E. Main SI. FE 552I BEFORE YOU BUY, GIVE US A TRY P 0 HddThyh GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1955 Be an angel... X M , rQJfE, fg k,fC'SAg- - 0 X f K Washable uqmfadg M X Qggwffmgfw 5 j I Page One Hundred Thirty-four Good Luck Class of 55 SHOE CORPORATION OF AMERICA 1iT.1--i Besi Wishes From GREEN LAWN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION founded l848 EDWARD N SLOAN Sec'y-G . Mg . RANCH DRIVE INN 3559 E. Broad Sl. DO OI22 Trear Yourself To The Besl Good Food-Fasl 84 Courleous Service Carry Oul SUEDE CLEAN! JACKETS o COATS o DRESS CALLANDER CLEANING CO. 2818 E. MAIN STREET CALL DO. O666 SECKEL'S MARKET 3I53 E. Main S+. DO IOI I Columbus 9, Ohio Always Qualify Foods and Meals 84 So. 4+h Slreef Corner Slafe Wimecfe lhe Florisl CA 4- l 2Ol -:w CLOVER LANE DRIVE IN Filei' Hamburgers Pies de Sole On Toasfed Bun Wi+h LeH'uce QWe bake our ownj Fresh S+rawberry ...v........ 306 Banana . ,.,,,.....,............... 206 and Tariar Sauce Coconuf ......w .Q......w.. 2 Oc b Q W Chocolafe .,..... ........... 2 Oc I 5 c For Carry Ouf Call DO 2235 2775 EAST MAIN STREET ner of Gould Road BRCDADMOOR MARKET 352I E. Broad S+. DO 2924 QUALITY FOODS OPEN EVENINGS I95O N. Fourfh S+. KL 375I 27IO E. Main S+. DO 368i Page One Hundred Thirty-six Congralulallons from . . . EAST BROAD APPLIANCE CO. 2988 Eas'r Broad S+. DO 2755 DO 86l6 EXCLUSIVE Bexley and Easl Columbus Dealers lor FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS MAGNAVOX TELEVISION TAPPAN GAS RANGES Compliments of IFllH:Nl 24 NORTH HIGH STREET I-lol Corned Beef Frull and Food Baskels lor all occasions Closed Salurdays Open all day Sunday alll. I 1 I Q55 FINEST IN KOSHER 2992 East Broad Street - DOugIas 3653 Columbus 9, Ohio Good for young and old. Our 7Ih season on 'Ihis corner. The besl' frozen dairy desserl' fresh from freezer I'o you. Quarls, pinls, sundaes, cones, elc. We hope 'Io see you soon QUEEN-Cor. Chelsea 8: Main YOUR WHOLE MEAL AVAILABLE TO TAKE HOME Spumoni-Real Delicious Ilalian Ice Cream Spaghefli-Special Sauce - ll's The Besl Pizza-So Good ll's Becoming Famous Salad-Real Ilallan slyle PIZZERIA Rube Cohen, Proprlelor 2643 E. Main SI. EXe+er I700 COMPLIMENTS ol BRUCE M. ALLEN, IPI. General Insurance lvl. E. Wlclces Agency 700 E. Broad Sl. CA 4-42ol ' ,E 2:-?WZ ,aff RESTAURANT CARRY OUT OPEN SUNDAYS 3278 E. MAIN STREET DO OIZI SPAGI-IETTI 2' T' RAVIOLI T 'X PIZZA ComplimenTs of JENSEN CLEANERS N. WassersTrom 84 Sons, Inc. RESTAURANT OUTEITTERS 2996 Easf Main S+'ee+ 32 565+ c:I1e5+nU+ S+. DO I '56 commbus, ohio DO 33l7 DO 3485 THE J. B. HOLDRIETH INSURANCE AQENQY The Main-Bexley Barber Shop 2256 555+ Main S-If-eef 2356 Easf Main S+fee+ 6+ Dawson Columbus 9, ohio Bexley, ohio AII Types of Insurance 4 BGVIDGFS EXGTGT 3033 OUR AGENCY IS YOUR SECURITY AND GUARANTEE OF EXCELLENT SERVICE Page One Hundred Thirty-eight B E R L I N - W O L F OLDSMOBILE, INC. I385 WEST BROAD ST. COLUMBUS 8, OHIO SALES and SERVICE RA 844I MONTALD U05 149 EAST BROAD The Perfect Clothes Town and Country OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES MAY THE FUTURE HOLD THE BEST OF EVERYTHING BEXLEY PHARMACY 25OI E. Main SI. WHEN IN COLUMBUS MAKE YOUR HOME BROOKSIDE TOUR-O-TEL MOTEL 3020 IE. MAIN STREET Jusf 4 miles from down'rown EX. 23OI .,4 .NA f 4 M OT Em jonunfofrme I f'T15n.HEA:1' Nm 'f:omI1'I1Lme1g f .5106 wif. gx I nf IIQMMRT ,Ii'LU'I'IA'E5: : '302O -' An Invihng courf of 34 weII-furnished uhIIs, each wI'rh TV, 'reIephone, 'rIIecI shower, air condihoning. Coffee shop on premises. 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