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',v ' 'E dt I u , - A R' .. I u - 'HQK - .:' 'A -' h s . 4 X- ' ' if - h 1 1 . X . a 4 s .Q 'u A KX I Y. , A x at K x ' , :P xii li . 5 . ' X 'Aw 'K ' .mf . ,' x NX: X .S .x . M , 5 s.f..:, -- ws -- Is , xi . Q- x'l xx .VV . 1. ffxax H. I I- Q- - .lx ' .luxxxxxvl QS' K ', S N. yziff I ng' F, 'g if .I 41 ? Z 1 1-.5 1 . ,Q 442' ' -W., ,Ji V gp- I ' Dwi 4. 6 66 I L ' ggi. IRL I ,I , 5. 'fag ' Q iff Osh. . 'V lr' '1 W, ', f'w .aft f 4. ' 1.5! 31833 X lb' R . Q X pacuH ef M,'N' ' y' 7 X Xp PJ ' 1 Page Three 5 XL KA , r 1 e , e LX-N49 xg- xy .N , 1 Y L X L Xxx C L N e ,, . ,lv spar-is OVETNTVSCYI SOCIQ. ' X CLTS J' fsffjfwm. Our goals, our standards, our spirits are ever rising K. iatternifl - -- ' siippxort our every step A pattern in bright lights, reminding us of victorious moments ,M -'nv ' , M . we ,, , nf , fm, ff-df if Patterns are everywhere. VVhether simple or complex, they have beauty ancl appeal. But they have significance too. Strangely enqugh, some of the most significant patterns are intan- gible. During his lifetime, the indi- viclual sees many obvious patterns: yet he may overlook the one which is of greatest importance-the pattern of his own life. Th way is ' H5 A M W X X 1 J!! fp jzfgj-X!! 'f N ll ' 'I f 41 1 4 I N Within these portals lie designs for living ffj 1 F7 4... --.,., 4 ln I 6100 Jnwffol Q .Jo5f4ffCLMf6 MSLWZJAMM Mwgr, :YQ ,W u'x Page Eight Administration int? C. W, JONES ' Dr. E. D. JARVIS Principal Superintencient Board of Education rw! DAVID H. SHAWAN HUGH H. BONE MRS. SHELDON MANN R. E. KESSLER President Secretary MRS. ROBERT GREEN WALTER ENGLISH Vice-President Page Nine B 11: 9- .gg .nu Sam M, Amgyg Antoinette L. Barr Mary Squire Bethel Russell Boring Mrs. Amos, M.A .... University of Michigan . . . teaches English and journalism . . . TORCH advisor . . . the little bell. Mrs. Barr, M.A .... Oberlin College and Ohio State University . . . teaches senior English . . . That's neither here nor there, but . . . i Miss Bethel, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches typing, shorthand, and olhce practice . . . Make it Sharp. Mr. Boring, M.A .... Capital University . . . teaches biology . . . Visual Aids supervisor . . . Text Book Coordinator . . . Yes, Mum. Mrs. Buchanan, B.A .... Capital University . . . teaches speech, dramatics, and l English . . . Dramatics Club advisor . . . National Thespian advisor . . . Now, come on! Get quiet! Sara Buchanan Miss Close, B.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches social studies . . . F.T.A. advisor . . . Prom advisor . . . literally . . . 34- Mr. Dulfey, MA. . . . Ohio State University and Miami University . . . teaches physical education, industrial arts, engineering drawing, and American history . . . All right, you guys, count om! Mr. Field, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches history, geography, and mechanical drawing . . . lf you insist on talking . . . 1 iw Miss Callogly, M. A. and M.S. in L.S .... University of YVisconsin and VVestem Reserve University . . . Librarian . . . Book Club advisor . . . Cooperation works both ways. Mr. Cibboney, M.S.S .... Notre Dame and Fordham University . . . teaches Latin and sociology . . . Hi'Y advisor . . . tennis coach . . . Try thinking: it's funl! 1 fi Maridean Close ,cs T' ' -zf' Robert M. Duffey Albert VV. Field Lula A. Callogly joseph Cibhoney Page Ten 3. CIHHIICS H061 Ralph M. Howell Margaret E. Love john Mazarak Mr. Hoel, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches biology and physics . . By golly, you get to work. Mr. Howell, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches English and French . . . u BEXLEO and French Club advisor . . . C'est tres bien, mon amie.', Miss Love, B.S .... Ohio State University . . . teaches physical education and health . . . C.A.C. advisor . . . Tie those pennies. Mr. Mazarak, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches instrumental music . . Music Club advisor . . . Clear the hall. Miss McCurdy, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches English . . . Y-Teen advisor . . . Just one more thing, class. y Mrs. Minton, B.S .... Ohio State University . . . teaches Spanish and English . . Cheerleader advisor . . . When you go to Mexico . . . Trola L. McCurd Mr. Myers, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches English and vocal music Music Club advisor . . . Prom advisor . . . Junior Class advisor . . . Pay attention. Mr. Nonnemacher, A.B .... Eastern State College . . . teaches economic geography physical education . . . assistant football and head baseball coach . . . Let's get it quiet in here. Mr. Owen, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches sales, business training, and bookkeeping . . . assistant football and head track and swimming coach . . . The book is always right. Mr. Ridenour, B.S .... Ohio State University . . . teaches mathematics, biology, and algebra . . . freshman basketball coach, assistant track coach . . . Is anyone with me? Mr. Ringer, M.A .... Bowling Green University . . . teaches drivers' education . . I L Keep to the right. Janice Minton 93- .gi C. Robert Myers Clarence Nonnemacher Russell C. Owen Harold Ridenour Page Eleven it L. Sw wr-rl N- f Robert T. Ringer john F. Schacht Carlton H. Smith Laurence Smith Mr. Schacht, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches advanced mathematics . . . Are you a student or are you just occupying a seat? Mr. C. Smith, M.S .... Ohio XVesleyan University and University of Minnesota . . . 5 teaches chemistry . . . head basketball and golf coach . . . For cryin' in the night. gr... Mr. L. Smith, M. A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches Spanish . . . Spanish ' Club advisor . . . Andalel Mr. Swinehart, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches algebra, math, and health . . . assistant football and basketball coach . . . Let's work more and talk less. Mr. Tenwalde, M.A .... Bowling Green University . . . teaches algebra and plane geometry . .n . head football and wrestling coach . . . quizzes and push-ups. Dana Y Swinehan Miss Thomas, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches home economics . . Dean of Girls . . . Y-Teen advisor . . . Did you bring your excuse? Mr.Tipton, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches govemment and economics . . . Dean of Boys . . . Student Council advisor . . . You aren't coming in on my station. Mr. Trivella, MA .... Ohio State Uni-'ersity . . . teaches art . . . Art Club advisor . . Where are my keys? 4 Miss VVylie, M.A .... Ohio State University . . . teaches Latin and English . . Latin Club advisor . . . This test will be easy if . . . s .O 'Q if X f'- Harold Tenwalde 5 'C' Marion Thomas Harold V. Tipton Ralph H. Trivella Opal L- VVYHC Tim Bl'-?lClfQfd and LYDDC SCh0m-akef view their Mr. Tipton and Miss Thomas give sound advice to Genie Stein and latest creation Judy Wood V Y V V 2 2 by V f , 'N 4. l c, sig, . f X ,Keys X K - W S2 7 . , Lixgw, M 'n-'uhh f NOW hCIC'S F0fm0SH, SHYS MiSS Close to Steve Carolyn Young, Carol Gloyd, and Ruth Held all agree that practice DeVoe and Nancy Samson makes perfect E l9i W0Uld YOU Check that again, MIS- MQDIYT, Steve DeVoe, Carol Iollii-Fe, and jim Quisenberry try Mr. Schacht's asks john Willson as Rick Thatcher observes gadgets f 1 M Tl fi i lf- .l0ne5 begins OUT mffming With HNOW hear It's good to be back, says Mrs. Barr to her Senior English Class his xvflie d0CCf BSIIY H31'1'i5 er Tex Pfifdleft Librarian Miss Gallugly and friends C1355 Linda Varley, and Larry XYolf I 3 lift, Mr. Ringer? asks his driver Coach Smith reveals the secrets of chemistry to Glenda Schottenstein urteen ' ' ,V - iz i 'HY l 2,- Q DIANE LONG, Secretary-Treasurer GEORGE SLATER, Vice-President RON CLOWSON, President Page Fifteen 1 X D X I ' N X y ,X f X N 1 I X X is 1 ,x f - - - 1 X if X I X X f 1 X dl I FRESHMEN Every year a large group of girls and boys enters Bexley High School as freshmen. Since the high school routines are entirely new to them. the freshmen follow the examples set by the upperclassmen. Ar the begin- ning ol the year, the freshmen start to develop the pattern of their high school life. Throughout the year, they become more and more familiar with high school both academically and socially. As a result, next year they will hegin to he leaders. XVith a great deal of enthusiasm and ingenuity, this years freshmen class selected the theme, Lets crown Leo! for their Hoat in the Homecoming parade and captured first prize. This will certainly be a treasured part of their high school life pattern. May all their later projects he as sucessful! Page Slxteen 63 V7 Upper Group Back row Mary Ahlbom Don Alspaugh Alan Altman Susan Antle Jerry Anthony john Amibruster Bill Barr Front row Sam Bates Joann Bell Linda Bender Ricky Bender Barbara Benedict Martha Bemstein Larry Berlin Teri Berman -'CV' if r e U' ,Q arm Q all Middle Group Lower Group Back row A Back row Bob Berman Barry Blank David Bloomfield Jack Boren Diane Borror Lenore Brobst Paula Daines n Front row Mason Burgess Tony Cain Nancy Calland Dorothy Clark Ron Clowson Kenny Cohen Cindy Crall Ricky Culbertso Lois Devine Dickie Dick Pam Dinkelaker Dick Dolin Sharon Downard Caroline Dozer Cheryl Droz Front row Ioan Dunavent joan Edmonds Joel Engleman Ann Epstein Don Feinstein Judy Fell Dick Frankel I i I Q 'ra Jtfll' 0 ...gl lk ',x ln - s 35 1 -' f ' ' '. : .ji I Q iplli--'jg --,,...-.:'-. '-11:03 wld'-'1 an QI IGI? ,-CIC C Ill ,, 'EQ '17 s ' 11' 7 V I J ,,. 0- 3 QR X J ' x 1 'iw gl 5' ' knives'--j.'-1- lu. haul' 1m hu.,'l-gginlv' ..- :--:::':'..'-.n:.':'--- nl 'h'nunSll 'ui ' ini!! ll fl 1. .1 ...flnr Jill ,, 54.122 'F'-T-I-.7:'.'5'.':1 fs:-si! 1:-:ga -ar n - - 1-L-li l 'fl fn., Y ,milf Q1 J G 2 L ig ' HJ' cw . ,m .Ns In l Upper Group Back row Penny Fcnburr Teddy Fischer Judy Franz Linda Franz Harry Gate Nancy Fritsche Nlary Lou Garves Joyce Friedman Bruce Gilbert Front ron' Ruth Glick Dick Golden Reesa Goldsmith Sandra Goldstein Ben Goodall Barry Goodman Joe Graham Peggy Gregg Page Seventeen C7 1 . 1. llflli' -Q 1' xslt? .wal msrwli gimh 3l1:ll -1 li l l. Wu- ' Middle Group BHCIZ 7'0'll' Leslie Gutter Judy llaas Kenny Haas Joe Halasz Galvin Hamricli Sharon llarhold Steve llarr Mike Hausman Front row Sue Helmiclc Bob IIeI5I7S Gracie Ilcrhst Mark Herman Charles Herr Larry llerwald Janet Heyde Lower Group Back mu' Susan llorst Steve Hughes Jim Hunter John Jones Paul Jackson llarold Jaya Jim Jones Sheldon Hurx Front mu' Kathy Julian Nancy Kahzm Rosanne Kanter John Kam Kathy Kastner Barry Kayne llianc lxcarns Tom lxcevcr Page Eighteen ?I5:1 'f-E'I.'T I.'21I n I KM. l-- --I ,lx I-Y 'OQX -1' ,X ' K .- -- I XWC7' l Q . W x . L 3 R -.- . 'll Q l 1 l M. ' l . Iuk a in e ,Q A 1 1 I . 5 . , , , , Q' -1 ' QL Q :K . ef fl ip ,. ' ull'-n -r , a Q J jig ' . F12 A P, W' :,,f gg A.-ww 2 Q T -W 'Mft' ' .. ,j7f. -.af .gba . . , ., . ,- 1- ' Q Q6 UI- wife' ' :AY i -' :NL ,,. W 4 1 t tw, li N. K .1- 1 1, 1 li , . f - airs. ff 8. ' ' 1 41 5 . 5,1 .,,,,. , .- lil :in ,- ' ': - me I ' i f5 ' - Q 'Q 1' ll DQ IB iL.r. Upper Group Back row Jim Kellogg Elaine Kooperstein Chuck Korn Miriam Kuhn Ellen Landsman Bob Layton Front row Tim Lane Ioan Levin Diane Levison Susan Lieberman Diane Long Rusty Loucks Dick Lutzy IJ ff: ,- qgff, Middle Group Lower Group Back row Back row Raymond McWhorter Barry Mellman Dennis Mellman ,lack Meyer Don Meyers Brian Michaelson Mary Middleton Scott McElroy Front row Carol Miley Pat Miller Steve Miller Marilyn Moffatt Alisann Morgan Steve Malloy Celestia Manson Meg McGavran Sally Morrow Susan Murray Charles Myers Jeff Nedelman Babs Nelson Kathie Newhouse Marlene Novak Karen Packard Front row Jeff Paine Sharon Paine Don Partsch Audrey Peila Lee Ann Powers Grant Price Ruthayn Queen Phyllis Rall Page Nineteen 2 S H ., I 'ef P' J, T Upper Group Back row Eddie Rosenfeld Carolyn Redd Barbara Rose Steve Rosenthal Sue Roth Marcia Ruhling Marilyn Ruhling Dick Rush Karen Scheiderer Front row Joan Schlezinger Dan Schoedinger Geri Schottenstein Lewis Schottenstein Sandra Schwartz Frank Sebring Judy Sell T7 L ix Middle Group Back row Stan Sells Kathy Sheetz Rozie Siegel Cheryl Simpson George Slater Jeri Smallsreed Jean Smith XYayne Smith Front row Ronnie Solove Nancy Stock Judy Taylor Bill Thomas John Tidball Chris Tsitouris Nlargy Tumer Anne Urton '-'14 if gnu- -.-- e 131 '- ll5 7'T- lil 1 1 1 'R - il A ,1 JCI-1 -,xiii . Y-- -1- - -I 5 . ll1 ex gg v- I P . x .rv W Vp .Y . 4 3 ip 1 -' ta 3 c . , ' 13-fr Lower Group Back row Bill Vlasalt Brenda VVaisman Reid XK'asserstrorn Lorraine XVeber lim XVestwater Bonnie VK'esley Richard VVesterman Susan Vl'exner Nlae Whiteside Front mu' Linda VViclc Ilefi Williams llelen YVillson ,lack XYood Xlary Vllilher Linda Young Fahn Zelizer Ronny Zelizer Joel Ziskintl vvkvt- ?,, N- Page Twenty I W1 I l if I Z3 1 2 e gee N Y' w--e N-XX ,eg . f + gf N A '- f 4 e Y wt e e H: , t V s- .4 ,a n Y -4 . 1 4' LPM? ly, ln ., yglg-I-If 1 W ELLEN ZISKIND, Secretary-Treasurer NANCY SAMSON, Vice-President ANDY TSITCURIS, President Page Twenty-out L at affix c JF' we Q -w '1! fx 'l iifbwpj ,oft fad- D if X , X Jil ff f','wf1 if ein , ' tx Z 1 7f,f Z,w , diff JUQC1 Qnif f pb ,Lf 'JL J s cl' j f L 1 .f,L5 X 1 I fqwfwf U ifN f y4'f0'f,g!.z9?f' X df 05' ff 1006? of -J I f i L .I I X! f 0j'zLLf4, JL1,L'yc3 4jL!,gif JL W ffl mf 3,11 f 1 X N W X 'x 5 OPHOMORE Traditionally the sophomores bear evidence of a clearing pattern. XYith the valuable experiences and ltnowletlge that the freshman year offered them, the sophomores haye acquired yariecl interests and expanclecl their outloolt toyyarcl high school life. They have in- creasingly participatetl in school athletics and organiza- tions antl haye sharetl in many more elements of the high school pattern, hoth as intiiyicluals ancl as a class. With exactly two htmtlrecl memhers, the sophomore class is the largest in the schools history. These stutlents have coinplctctl oncehalli of their pattern for high school. l lotyeyer. tht- higgcst anti most exciting parts are yet to he atltlctl. Every sophomore loolys lioryyartl to the next year .intl the .Iunior-Senior Prom, the climax of a project which they haye heen working toyyartl for tyyo years. Page Twenty-two 3 Y Ill' ll- 111 1: 9 4 Ili. ,,, ' lil A ,us , 'vs X 'lv' l 1 X , 'W' .f ,,.1 K' C7 mi Z' 5 15 lil o lil 4 -H UH' ' ,- QQ! 1e..g-- R-225133 W7 Lower Group Back row David Addison Bob Ballanger Fred Barry Larry Bauerle Gerald Bauman Joyce Beal Phillip Beal Mike Cassidy Front row Danny Beggs Marjorie Berg Bill Betz Dave Blakeslee Melissa Blanton Amy Blue Marcia Blue Middle Group Back row Ricky Brooks Marlene Blum Carol Booth Linda Bom Bill Bornstein Eileen Brodsky Front row Ben Buckner Carolyn Casto Iaynee Christensen Dick Clark Marian Cohen jim Curl Lower Group Back row Sheila Daily Harriet Davidorf Randy DeVerre Steve DeVoe Ronnie Dolinger Dan Dozer Bob Droz Ellen Drum Jerry Durham Front row Jann Eicher Frank Eiferman Tom Elsass Steve Erwin llackie Estes anny Feerer Judy Feinstein Vera Duskolf Page Twenty-tlzru 3 Upper Group Back row Fred Folsom Sue Forman Jerry Friedman Mike Friedman Steve Gallen Dick Glas Marilyn Goben Bill Goldberg Alice Goler Front row Bev Greene Lynn Grundstein Mae Hagler Beau Hamer Diane Handler Nancy Harrington Betty Harris gl ' E111 1:1 1 QI ,Q-jf W 5 x V l x Middle Group Lower Group Back row Marcia Heffernan Dave Helmick Bob Hill Ilully' llult layncc llurxnitli Bill lloyer Durotliv Huflurnl Niki Hulinu lxs.1C Front mu' David 'lapil-:se Carole 'lollillc Nancy ,luclsun Colman Kahn Nlarinnne Kilparrich -loan Klupfcl' Nlichacl Kravitz Andrea Kuxliner Back mu' Terrv Lane .lcri lazear Dianne lattimer lhvirl lane Bari' Iceman Bonnie lculcart Cheri Iceman Pwnnic l,cvin Nlimi lcviwn From mu' Pliil lcvine Qlmri -n l iclwrnian Doing luclllcr Qilmrlw lvncli Cilwrxl Xl.1rsguliS Cmnt Nlawwn B.1rlw.1r.1 Xlatlmlci 9 ii. .E Page Twenty-four Q . - ' un--1.1 -'l!5vf ,S5nl ilMll'f',qnC' '-.. ':. 3. 3'i.. i'..'i 'f n'.: :thins gan .......... 5'-2' n1u1':r':nll ' if! linlrlli I l aanili' , ,..,,4..:..I.:. -I 'HK' -PJ 1 iv ifzfi 'tv 'r' ' 1 3- 'bluntly r M -ffl -'J I J' -qi. ' is -A , f -1 ' . Lower Group Back row George McCloy Judy Mathless Sam McGavran Joyce McLaughlin Susan McNaughton Karen Mercer Jerry Mechling Vincent Mercurio Front row Pete lllonett Carol Monroe Greg Myers Mike Neal Lynne Nierrneyer Holliday Partsch Charles Patrick -5' nf if? ,rf N557 SZ? Cv Y, T' . Upper Group Middle Group Back row BaCk TOW Tex Pritchett Steve Polloch Marilyn Poth Jim Quisenberry Barbara Rall Frank Reed Ellen Reuss Bob Richards Jim Ringer Front row Larry Ritter Linda Ritter Ivan Romanoff Ronnie Roselle Sammye Rothman Don Ruben Bill Ruben Nancy Samson Phyllis Schechter Saundra Schechter Bonnie Schilling John Schacht Bob Self Sandra Schorr Jeff Schwartz Sherry Shamansky Front row Bob Shaw Steve Shell Norm Sher Steve Shkolnik Bruce Siegel Debbie Siegel Dick Silverman Spike Simpson Page Twenty-five Ns.. 1 ' gill 1:1 Ji Q 9 Q E! T7 I 'Sf' Upper Group BKILJC VON' Carolyn Smith Pat Smothers Nlitzi Snyder Nlarlene Solomon Rev Solove Carole South Charles Spaulding I,ona Spencer FVO Nf TON' Connie Stebelton Dick Stevens Myra Stevens Nancy' Stewart Bob Stine john Stolzenbach Susan Stone john Strahm !'7 1-v 3 1 Middle Group l-Owe' GVOUP Back mu. Back row Diana SIfc'1p6S Polly Taylor Barbara Tennebaum Buclcly Tennebaum Carol Thall Terry Thall Xlartin Tohin Trailto Traikovich Pat Troyer FVOHY VON' ,-Xncly Tsitouris Steve Tuclicrman Nlarv Tulley ,loe Ullery Barbara Yolosin Jimmy XX'aclter Sam Weiner Barbara XK'eSt Tom XYintCrS ulutly' Vl'ootlyard Klellanie XYiSeman Cari- Xvilson Phil XYilliamson -loan Vllile Sharon XViggins Nlilte XYirlcliS Cynthia XYesterman Front mu' XValt XYyncl Sue Yarclley' Bernie Yavitch Corlu' Zacks Rita Zell Debbie Zelizer Jeff Zettler Ellen Zisltinfl . gli Vg , . ff . 1 z' Mr' ,5 . I , . fl ,1- vo ,if A....,., I 23 ' . 1 l X18 . , J x 'Q 3--nu Q 'Zff9!w 4D9'H'3N' Q iZ,, - , rx Page Tlwnty-sc'1'c'r1 N KN X fr, 71,6 ,ji ,fqf 2 n I X! fl W V L fall ,, i 4' , ,XML Wifi' Jfdnjgz. I, in ,if J 64111 wav cc- sv' Clank ws M LLcr 7 :JJ-LLP txja cada 1 . ' lf-L,l'Lc UN IOR To the juniors the pattern of high school has hecome quite evident. Perhaps the most celehrated feature which they have added to their pattern is the success ol' the Junior-Senior Prom. For three years they looked forward to this event and worked zealously to earn the necessary funds. Recalling a wellfltnow song title. mln the flood Ule Summertime. they transformed the gyin with appropriate decorations for the last prom ever to he held there. The juniors have hecome more conscious ol the near- ness ol' college. and this awareness has hecoine an added incentive to the completion of a good high school pattern. 4 1 Pave Tu enty-eight K!l li 'G' UPPe Gro'-'P Middle Group Buck row Back ,ow Sue Albin Wendy Alexander Steve Arnold Chris Avren Bebe Baird Linda Bauerle Mike Bauerle Front row Marie Benskey Sandy Berlin Barbie Blose Peter Blue Judy Bone Jerry Boster Paul Bender Glenn Blume Aileen Brenner Ellen Brooke Sandy Bruney Eva Cain Gayle Caplan Don Coe Front row Darlene Cohen Diane Cohen Bob Congrove Ron Culbertson Barbie Daines Carol Davis VIS Lower Group Back row Jim Davis Linda Davis Darianne Dick Carter Dickens John Dickey Barbara Duffey Front row Gail Dunavent Bob Edminster Ellen Eisenberg Jud Elliot Larry Felsenthal Dina Flaum , 'B Lxlzl I - Page Twenty mm CJ Q-. x T7 ,N in-iilluisxilv. S Upper Grgup Middle Gl'OUp Back row Back mu' Doug Fleckncr Dave Folsom Dave Friedman Don Gishlcr Gail Carvcs Kay Ccarlmrt Dave Fritsclie Front row Steve Click Carol Qiloygl Joyce Codofslty Sonia Golcl Gwen Coldfarb Eddie Goodman Kay' Groves lrwin Harm ,lcllrcv Haas Sharon Hamriclt Mickey Hanover Frcrl llanslncrgcr Dolorm Harmon Front row Jim Haunty Alfred H awraney Linda llclcl Sue Hermmann Barbara Heurick ,lucly High I 1 l 1 4 7 Lower Group Buck row Carol Hochn Dave Hillcary Dave Hoover ,lack Hornlwcrger lrcnc Humphrey Bill Hunter Front row Nancy Hurwitt Bert Japilasc Nlickcy 'Iorclon Janice Katz Kathy Kicnzle Pat Kline C Page Thirty iq 1 i .,...,- ,. . 1,1 1 I Q 1 5 N nudilwlwtfwi is EW be ' 2','Ti'i 9 NW 'WZ ifwgfveaa QW EW MQW? -u-uililimgiplvmgaqn um-3115: E'5'3'?3.'3 '-'5-'l i'-i'L : F3:2 ' 'Ts gglzignifip 7 ,,'?iwn gfgf K: i nr ,gqall ' :.'5.':.'..1'. :.-.:.':- ge,-:a':2 a':5?. 1 gg .'r.:.-.:.-I:-3-1-EI eff11Ti?2 if-if- we -H' M 1 xmtnuun A ' SUIQTW Q '32 f Iuinfqein. its llfiiiggfl 3 -2.1.-...::.'... - iv m,gR1rgK, fag, M 311:10 Q ' 1' ..fe.,1gffjN luiniuif W ffm Eggisliggfigyfaql ...- '1'Jl'-7' MXN in - if a Z: 'fl' l P I, '- 'ff f H ' ' A , , YQ , Q-4, p A 1 , X 1 x 4 ' 1 .' xxx!! in 1? e, X 1, ,IL l if, 1 K :Ls ...M L-f..'j, .AQ I .,1 - L ...R 1,-A ,M-.-A ' Upper Group Middle Group Blwk 'OW Back row Pam Lane Stan McCloy Sam Lane Barton Nedleman Steve Levitt Sally Nolen Steve Levy John Offenber Barbara Loos Linda Ohmer g Hlld L11l9Y Tom Olander ,LOHDH I?-UYZ Barbara Paine att utz Stany Myers! FTOYU VOW F Marvin Paine 1'071f TOW leg Papier Fred Mann Sandra Mellman Mike Mercurio Barbara Michaelson Bob Moore Tom Morris Dick Morrow Carolyn Park Sandy Petzinger Lowell Phillips Larry Platt Donna Poling f 1 Lower Group Back row Sandy Pollock Ann Polster Louis Polster Sandy Polster Bob Quizenberry Bill Rader Front row Eddie Reeves Bill Rogers Mark Rosen Nina Rosen Andy Ross Susan Ross ,--11-1-' f Y' Q- XJ 4' Page Thirty-om' 5 nmol , 1' ...,.,, FS I- xx 'i UPPSV Group Middle Group Back row Gerry Bush David Sansbury Howard Schlezinger jim Schomaker Phyllis Schlonslcy Glenda Schottenstein Front row Gretchen Schultz Frances Seagle Marsha Seligson Iudi Shell Bill Shenk Babs Sher Back row Evy Simon Bonnie Simons Bob Slane Lester Slobin Jane Smith Mike Snyder Sally Spencer ,lane Stalcer Geoffrey Stem Front row Floyd Stolzenburg Bill Strouse Steve Thomas Kay Tilley Bruce Topolosky Arlene Topy Richard Traa Susan Truax II----,., iilinaif----Q miner! Y ,Il 1:-mi fi ' uauiaill-' 'mf' gqr Multi galil? ' Allll NXJ C'- Cl fx X.z U L Y , 07'-532 1.4 A A Lower Group Back row Tom Tussing Ina Valcov Bita XValdman Dick XYarner Rodney Vl'asserstrom Dan XK'ehster Cheryl XX'eis Linda VVeisscnbaCh Front mu' Lynne Hhetstonxe Tom XVilliams Lovanne XVilliS Larry Wolf Bonnie XYoodruff Jane Xyoudwortll Ivars Zageris ,iDl 1 - If P ' .4 ' f age Tlairtyjvzfo f 35732111 4 .fl lm ef X I... 4... ,ga- HUM? ,mn Wi ..f...., , mmwwwv-ww, ,,,4.-M... .. . M '1 fn' , Q f, ' W 'A ,X gy VPVL ,V7V X fm. , J qib, X... bAZ' A D e M 3 A fm Q., : -, is if X 5. 'S , . Je, H sri, . , , e S V., ,, e as g..f1g:.s 'Q .1 'ji 'lim .fi'?5'.? 7' JOE SCI-IOFER, Vice-President JILL EDMONDS, Secretary-Treasurer DAVE BRANDT, President Page Thirty-zlzrct Z1 SE IOR At the end of the senior year the pattern of high school lilie heeoines eoinplete. Many experiences have gone into the clesign of this pattern. lioineeoining- the queen anti the eourt, the Hoats. the game. anti the clanee-will long he reineinheretl. The exeiting athletie events were eertainly part of the year. The tratlitional senior play. Best lfoot liorxvartlf' showetl the tlramatie talents ol the seniors. Not only will Bexley reineinher the seniors lor their eontrihutions to the lile oli the sehool, hut the seniors will rememher Bexley' lor its eontrihutions to their life patterns. Uiith the events ol' the four high seliool years transs ferrecl from reality to memory, the gratltiate is now in orhitf' One pattern has encletl anal another hegins. for the greatest part ol' life lies aheatl. Page Thirty-four MARGARET ELIZABETH ADDISON Bluslzes are tlze rainbows of modesty. Betsy . . . Bets . . . big brother and sister . . . Mid- lander . . . Four Links . . . Oh, no, Cox! . . . Senior Detectives . . . Dinner Belles . . . sing it again, C. L .... bicycle built for two . . . little goodies . . . Michigan . . . Jane, can you have a party? Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Treasurer 4, C.A.C. 1, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 3, 4. HERSHEL VV. AMBURN Keen sense and common sense anal yet some room for nonsense. Skip . . . Hamburger Bowl . . . Car Buddies . . . slip stick boys . . . Y.T.C.T.S.A. Latin 1, 2, I-Ii-Y 4, Football 1, Track 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 4, State Winner American Legion Essay Contest 2. wx -rm FRED 1-IARMAN ABEL l call a spaale a spade. K.T.Z .... Black and Cold Pres .... Erk. and Swed . . . big sister Sally . . . plans to enter Cornell . . . dislike: people who are put on . . . What's doing tonight, boys? . . . Eastmoor Drive-In . . . Do you see it? Spanish Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Varsity-B 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, Chorus 1. STANFORD MASTERS ACKLEY A laal whose life is one perpetual grin. Stan . . . last of the clan . . . Odin 93 . . . Bexley Boys Social Club, Sgt. at Arms . . . Have a piece of gum, Dick . . . swell . . . I know it needs wax- ing! . . . low flyer . . . King Beaver . . . bookless. Spanish Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 2, Swimming 3, Chorus 1, Best Foot Forward , National Thespian Society 4. if 12377 GAIL HELEN ARMBRUSTER A lass, so neat with smile so sweet. Tiger . . . Northlander . . . little brothers . . . Cot a problem, Bets! . . . Senior Detectives . . . TORCH- ery . . . Noises, Gracie? . . . Hey, Cox, I got my application . . . 1 was so embarrassed! Spanish Club 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Chorus 3, TORCH 3, 4. ROBERT CARL BABBITT As much a part of sports as sports are of lzim. Bob . . . Becky, O.Y.F.H .... ,let Stadium . . .Odin No. 14 . . . Nov. 22, 1957 . . . Fenwick . . . Bexley Boys Social Club . . . brother Doug. Hi-Y 1, Varsity-B 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All C.B.L. 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, All C.B.L. 2, 3, District Champs 1, All C.B.L. Champs 1, Cap- tain 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, All C.B.L. 3, C.B.L. Champs 3, Student Council 1, 4, Class Cabinet 1, 2, 3, Student Court 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief Iustice 4, Shoulder Pad Club 4, Fred Medors Award, Honor- able Mention All-State All Central Ohio. JANE BALDVVIN This world belongs to the energetic. Mike . . , V-5 . . . no, I'll ask Patsy . . . TBFYCI. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2. 3, C.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Music Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, TORCH 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Choir 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Cabinet 2, 3, Class Vice-President 3, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Best Foot Forward , quill and Scroll, National Thespian 4, Fortune Te ler. PATRICIA RUTH BELT Slze never knew joy unless sharing it with friends. George . . . sister Nancy . . . no, I'll ask Eloise. French Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3: C.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, Book Club 2. 3. 4, Music Club l, 2: B-Hive 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2. 4: Class Vice- President 2, Class Cabinet l, 2, Chorus I, 2, Home- coming Attendant, Quill and Scroll 4. Page Thirty-five pi 'TSI'- if ALLAN NIARSHALL BLUE Illonien, lnilil This is a man's world. Ben . . . Pete . . . highpockets . . . Pegasus . . . Buckeve Lake via Cincinnati . . . I-834 . . . Hey, Jeff. get a date . . . Latin Lovers . . . pet peeve: XYORK! Spanish Club l. 2: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity-B ilil: Baseball l. 2, 3, 4, All C.B.L. 2, 3: Basket- a 1.2. TIMOTHY SHELDON BRADFORD Fun .mtl lizuglzfer alroumi in him. Tim . . . Mollie . . . June 2, 1958 . . . darnclest thing . . . long walk to school . . . S.Y.I.G.V., Gracie . , . E.P.O.T.E.C .... B7272 . . . parties at Sal's . . . likes people and good times. Art Club I, 2, 3. 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, Latin Club I. 2, French Club 2, 4. 1? t UI.-XCK WILLIAM BERNSTEIN llis drums beat out the rlzytlzvn of time. Five of Clubs . . . Dirty Five . . . band trips . . . jam sessions . . . Potrzebio . . . O.S.U. Music Clinic . . . Get the car, Harryu . . . drummer . . . old drum section . . . Pegasus . . . little sister Martha . . . shotgun . . . pet peeve: people who are late . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 2: Music Club 3. 4: Art Club 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3. DOUGLAS M. BLOOMFIELD Ivlmt lzis words tlmft say, lzis pencil does. A.Z.i-X .... '48 Plymouth on a prayer . . . N-5609 . . . brothers Dave Don't wake up little Susy . . . Dave . . . locked out of school at noon enter O.S.U .... Business-Adv .... B.B.'s Indianapolis and Cleveland . . . Samuel Track Mgr. 2. 3, 4, TORCH 4, Best L Quill and Scroll 4: National Thes- 4 if 11:14 Page Th irty-six ts.. . , :u,l3fY , '95 V06 BARTON BRIER A just reward awaits the deserving. A.Z.A .... B.B.'s Boys . . . locked out of school at noon . . . Doug and Dave . . . to enter O.S.U. . . . trips to Cleveland . . . Ardmore Army . . . I-1496 . . . Latin Lovers. Latin 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Best Foot Forward. DAVID P. BRIGHT Those who serve behind the scenes are indispensable. Dave . . . Dick Tracy . . . B.B.'s Boys . . . Army . . . little and big brothers . . . any time today . . . from Whitehall-Yearling 2. Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Stage Crew 4, Sound System 4, National Thespian 4, N.A.O.T.- F.C.F., 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. A Yi W' IVY A MYRA JOY BRAHMS She makes her own way. Brahnisy . . . 2436 after club . . . you driving? . . . sister Sandy, brother Ron . . . Councilettes . . . Hi, you guys! . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 3, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Basketball l, Hockey DAVID S. BRANDT Those who think must lead. Brother Joel . . . Barbara 3, 4 . , . O.B.B.B.P. . . Remington Road Gang . . . Do you see it? Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity-B 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Vice-President 1, Presi- dent 2, President 4, Student Court 3, 4 if' 'X ix ff ELOISE ANN BUKER There are two sides to every question. Four Links . . . Sing it again, C.L .... Bob . . . band buddies . . . Senior Detective . . . sisters Barb and Pat . . . I can't, Patsy, I'll ask Candy. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 4 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, TORCH 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Head Majorette 2, 3, 4. RONALD WAYNE BUTTERFIELD Still water runs deep. Ron . . . Barbie . . . February 6, 1958 . . . '47 Ford . . . M-4813 . . . Chelsea Avenue . . . sister Carol . . . likes: loud pipes . . . dislikes: women drivers . . . Burger Boy . . . T's art class . . . plans to attend O.S.U .... transferred from Cleveland, 1. Art Club 2, 3, 4. KENNETH BERNARD CHASIN The force of his own merit makes his way. Kenny' . . . dislikes women drivers . . . big brother . . . likes Pegasus vs. K.T.Z .... Hey, Bo! . . . hot Oldsl . . . Kenny 'fCary7. Latin Club 23 Dramatics Club 25 Varsity-B 34 Tennis l, 24 XVrestling 3, -lg Band l, 2, 33 TORCH 3. RITA L. CLARK Her wa-is are traits of pleusurxtvzess. Northwoods gang . . . eolliee, Arlene? . . . brother and sisters . . . Tratnslerred lrom Kenton 2 . . . kV.C.l' .... telephone crew . . . '58 Chevy. Latin Club 23 C..-X.C. 3, 41 Dramatics Club 4. Page Tlzirty-seven K ea fri' Q 0 'k 1. A BOBEBT XYILSON CONES Never troulvle trouble 'til trouble troubles you. Bob . . . weekends . . . Blonde Beetle . . . N-5644 . . . Spasticl . . . Eastmoor Drive-ln . . . Bexley Park Gang . . . Bexley Boys Social Club . . . likes: ice cream and people with a good sense of humor . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . to enter Ohio University. Latin Club 2: Hi-Y 31 Y.irsits'AB 3. 4: kVrestling 3. -lg Band l. ELROSE K.'kTl'l.tklllNE COX If Amtfre looking for tl frieml. lzefe slze is. Candy . . . Oh. Nof . . . 100 inches in diameter . . . Four Links . . . Oh. yes. Betsyl . . . Michigan . . . O.K. NIEBB . . . l'm bored . . . Everynight- the D.Q .... little sister Anita . I can't. Eloise: l'll ask Nliriam . . . bicycle built for two . . . Senior Detective . . . Nlicllander. Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. President -lg Y-Teens l, 2, 3, -lg G..-LC. ll Dmmntics 3, 43 Book 31 Music Club 1: TORCH 4: National Tliespian Society 4, KARL FRED COLLINS l've come to school to get a general idea of things. Fred . . . Collie . . . Sea Food . . . likes: hunting, fishing, and pool . . . dislikes people who show off! STEPHEN DANIEL COMEB Accuracy is tlze twin brotlzer of l10-nesty. Steve . . . junior Achievement, President Columbus Area . . . Dehlolay . . . Chess . . . math . . . slip stick boys . . . let's dance . . . to enter O.S.U. or Nl.l.T. Latin Club 2, 31 Science Club 35 Football 33 Base- ball 2, 3, 41 BEXLEO 4. 41 'tv 'f?'r Qffl 4' PTI' gf Page Thirty-eight 'te- STEPHEN JAY DANIELS He has a smile for all. Steve . . . '53 Chevy . . . French Poodle, Slacks . . . Stanwood gang . . . likes baseball, basketball, foot- ball, and golf . . . hobby: collecting Rock and Roll records . . . favorite food-spaghetti . . . Y.F.T.L. Spanish Club l, 2, Chorus 1, 2. JOHN LECOCQ DENNIS l have no secret of success lout hard work. John . . . S.A.K .... You see it? . . . pet peeve: stuck-up girls! . . . Cinder boys . . Remington Road gang . . . 1:3l.7 . . . Sth in State, 58 . . . dis- likes: little woody Juniors. Science Club 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 2, Wrestling 3, Chorus l, Student Health Council l, 2, 3, 4. 'ii 'N 8.25, fu.. N-. BOYD SHERMAN CRALL, JR. Tall, dark, and handsome. 'Butch . . . Bexley Boys Social Club . . . Hamburger Bowl . . . Hey, man, which way to Camp Wilson? . . . pet peeve: car buddies . . . Ardmore Army . . . Tweako . . . Y.T.C.T.S.A Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Home- coming Escort. NADINE ANGELA CRUZ Quiet people are welcome everywhere. Plans to enter Grace Downs Modeling School . . . likes Ricky Nelson . . . likes: tennis, ice skating and fad diets . . . dislikes: people who aren't on time . . . Quest Club 4. Y-Teens 3, C.A.C. 4, Dramatics Club 2, 4, Book Club 2, 4, Music Club 2, Chorus 3. ::rav 'N .5 1 MIRIAM MARIE DORNBIRER Her alaility is exceeded only by her friendliness. speedies . . . use Senior Detectives . . . southern that zone . . . I can't, Candy, I'll ask Jule . . . Four Links . . . L.L. Promoter C.L. . . . Sing it again, 1, 2, Secretary 2, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Literary Editor, Student Council l, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, B-Hive 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. JERRY COLEMAN DOSS One cannot have fun without a racket. Jer . . . slip stick boys . . . pet peeve: people who call me Dose . . . Wig . . . black Plymouth . . . Hey, Merk. Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, BEXLEO, Advertising Manager, 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 1, National Honor So- ciety 4, Quill and Scroll 4. ,IOHN PRESTON DOXVNEY Leisnrely going along life's path. Preston . . . Kroger . . . experienced floor cleaner . . . younger brother Stan . . . Big Bev . . . big bad '53 Pontiac . . . Roger, Dave, and Paul . . . likes bowling , . . to enter Capital University. Latin Club 2. JULE BUIJY lJl.lBSCHNI'I'T Personality is the most precious jewel. ,LD .... Senior Detectives . . . joan, the Bobbsi twin . . . I'll get him, ,lane . . . try that triangle . . . Varsity 5 . . . Hi-ho, L.A.! . . . I can't, Miriam: I'Il ask jill . . . Northlander . . . taify. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Y-Teens 1, 4: C.A.C. l. 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: BEXLEO 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Chorus I: B-Hive: Leaders Club 3: Sports Queen 4: National Honor Society 4: Fortune Teller. I I ii RONALD SI-IELDON ERKIS Think you not this little knight has proved a valiant man? Erk . . . Bachelor l. 2, 3, 4 . . . K.T.Z. . . . Black and Cold . . . Abe and Swed . . . Four Kings, you lose! . . . North Bexley . . . little sister Sandy . . . twinburgers . . . I.Vho's driving tonight? Varsity-B 3, 4: Baseball l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball I: XVrestling 3, 4. LILI MICHELLE ESSEX Dynamite gaily wrapped in a small package. lfay . '. . Stephen Foster Amolcl, Dec. 19, 1958 , , , Be nice now! .... -X .A.j.L .... Barb, remember the Hall of Fame . . . chainbreaker . . . C.S.G. 2Vz . . . I can't. Midge: I'Il ask Becky . . . Y'Te'3US 41 C-A-C. 3. 4. Sportshead 4: Dramatics 3' 42 Cl'10l1' 41 Hockey 3. 4: Homecoming Attendant. 8- 'S' ' ns.-qvx Q1-gr' Page Thirty-nine JILL MANNING EDMUNDS She is l:eauty's queen and good beyond compare. Northlander . . . Not now, Judy . . . Big 4Vz . . . QE-64 . . . I can't, Jule: I'l ask Midge . . . Cood morning, VVorldl French Club 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4: Music Club 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 4: TORCH 3, 4: Buckeye Girls' State 3: Student Council I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Secretary-Treasurer l. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Queen: Quill and Scroll. ELIZABETH CHAPMAN EGNOR :I cute little miss with a taking way. hliclge . . . Vklhat are you doing tonight. -Iudy? . . . hearts . . . there but lor you go I. French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Latin Club I. 2: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: C.A.C. I, 2, 3. 4, Sports- head 4: BEXLEO 4: Student Council 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2: Class Cabinet 4: Student Court 4, Secre- tary 4: B-Hive 3, 4: Secretary-Trezisurer 3. 'QQ4 Pa ge Forty fi -15 W LINDA RUTH FISHMAN The glass of fashion. L.F. 47 . . . Yellow Rose, Treasurer . . . Council- ettes . . . W.C.P .... remember E.I.P. . . . N.M.T. Club . . . No news today! . . . A.C. . . . Cousin Larry . . . out-of-town-trips . . . Dayton Long Distance, Brenda CPD. French Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 1, 45 Y-'Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4g Basketball 2g Chorus 1. REBECCA ANN CEBHART She touches nothing but she adds a charm. Becky . . . Bob . . . N.L.H.C .... I can't, Kay, I'll ask Lee . . . Four Links . . . Varsity 5 . . . November 22, 1957 . . . there but for you go I . . . Good morning, World. Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teems 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4g C.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4g Book Club 4, F.T.A. 45 Student Council 3, Chorus 2, Best Foot Forward. ELAINE PHYLLIS FELNER Fun and laughter are her tools for enjoying life. Janie . . . Northwoods gang . . . big sister . . . Tarheel . . . ponytail? . . . summer 1958 . . . T. in U.-S. as O .... mail crew . . . sister to be, Enid . . . telephone crew . . . I doubt it. . . . in that particular area. Latin Club 23 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3, 4g Music Club lg Art Club 4, Book Club 3, Chorus 1. DAVID WATERMAN FIELD A little nonsense now anal then is relished by the loest of men. Dave . . . Judy . . . '59 Volkswagen . . . slip stick boys . . . Get the idea? . . . B-5775 . . . That's the breaks. Latin Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4g Science Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 1, Choir 25 Chorus 1, Double Doors, Homecoming Driver. iw? M 5,- 0123! E' noun-li VX, A Q-w-V-rf DAVIDA GERSTEN Petite anal sweet. Losing lenses . . . But it can't raing my top's down! . . . big sister Rachel . . . Remember E.1.P. . . . The Chase . . . Wheaties . . . C.B.M. at 6:00 A.M .... red rod . . . I'm sorry, your three minutes are up . . . TORCHery. French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 44 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 2, 3: Book Club 2, 3, 4g TORCH 1, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. MICHAEL HARVEY CERTNER A good mind is a rich kingdom. Mike . . . MC-34 . . . Cert . . . Crazy, Man . . . Where did it go, Pete? . . . The Black Night . . . But why? Latin Club 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Golf 3, 43 TORCH 4, Quill and Scroll 4. JANET LOUISE GIESE Easy to look ut and nice to know. 45'-9 Jan . . . Case .... 'Xpril I . . . L.L .... B.A.I.K. . . . M.C.L.B.A., j.j.M.S .... band trips . . . Mc, run at movie? . . . Dug and Beth . . . A-6925 . . . The Shield, Prexv . . . US 4 and B.G.B. Latin Club 2, 31 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mzijorette 2. 3. rw Band Queen 3a Choir 3: Chorus 2g Music Club I, 2. 3. .6 smoxti czoommx '5' Lamglzing tlown lifes road. Goody, ,lr .... Northwoods gang . . . big bad OLDS . . . LZQJZS . . . jeane, Ulitch out for 33 . . . big A brother Larry . . . Bemember E.I.P .... Nlelvin's house . . . pet peeve: people who drive my ear. .. C.S.S.j. G..-XC. l, 2. 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. 5 BJP PHYLLIS HELEN H.-XAS A ltenrt ttml smile make life wortlzwlzile. Phyl . . . Fum . . . college friends . . . trips to Dayton . . . Yellow Bose . . . little brother jeff . . . big dog Buck . . . Bonnie, who's driving? . . . Vice-President . . . B.B.G .... Convention '57 . . . AZ..-X. Sweetheart Queen . . . Eastmoor friends . . . Y-Teens l. 2. 3x Dramatics Club 3, 4g Book Club 3, 4: F.T.:X. 4. LEE BUTHEBFOBD HAMILTON IIUICVH tlzere's zz wit theres rr way. Hi Le'Hi Lo . . . Hey. you all . . . Four Links . . . Northlander . . . I can drive! . . . big brother Bill . . . Remington Boacl Gang . . . Good morning, YVorld . . . Senior Detectives . . . I can't. Beckv- I'll ask Marilyn . . . freckles. I French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Music Club 2, 43 Y-Teens l, 2. 3. 4, Cabinet 3, G.A.C. l. 2, 3, 4 Sportshead 3. 4: Dramatics Club 4, TORCH 4- Chorus I, 2: Best Foot Forward , National Thes- pian Society 4. Page Forty-ont N-: BABl3.'XllA LOUISE CB.-XIIAXI Her lzeurt is like tlze moong rl1ere's 11 mm: in it. Barbie . . . Bon . , . February 6, 1958 . . . NI-4813 . . . likes: Pizza . . . dislikes: slow drivers Stanwood Bond gang . . . tivo brothers, one sister . . . Kim . . . Francie. do vou remember Old Klan s Cave? . . . Burger Boy . T's art class. G..'X.C. 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3. lJOX.'XI.lJ BOY CBOYE lltzppqi um I, from care IIHI free. Cars . . . Don . . . high pockets . . . six in a re v Xvunit go . . . xvhat's the word, thunderbird . '52 Chevy . . . transferred from Big XValnut, 4. fm' sc' .,,,, v YI'-s Page F orty-two wr x J GRACE FRANCES HARDGROVE The ability to act is a priceless art. Gracie . . . P.O.G .... Wheels of Destiny . . . equity . . . Carnegie Tech .... S.Y.I.G.V. . . . Six Oaks . . . Why not? . . . pet peeve: insincer- ity . . . New York . . . D.D.D.E .... I'll get by . . . US 4 and R.G.R .... Noises, Gail? French Club 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, Drarnatics Club 1, 2, 4, Music Club 4, Band 1, 2, Choir 4, Best Foot Forward , National Thes- pian Society 4, Fortune Teller. MARILYN LEE HAYS A merry face is the sign of a happy heart. Karl, C.H.L.D.M .... The Big Mile . . . the Big 4Vz . . . D.J. and Sam, Judy . . . southern speedies . . . Senior Detectives . . . I can't, Lee, I'1l ask Ruth . . . My little friend Nancy . . . Try that triangle . . . No. French Club 1, Spanish Club l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Homecoming Attendant. P,,.1,,.. ,. 2, , , 15, ,1 'Q 1 J., , YV' V.-4 SHARON DEANN HANOVER To her there is no such word as fail. Shari . . . hobbies: Twirling and sewing . . . The Shield, Treasurer . . . Bill and Ruth . . . Ardmore Army . . . M.R.P .... Football games and band trips . . . Circleville, 4th place . . . Bowling . . . one ogigirls fifth period . . . M.C.L.R.A., . . . - 14. Latin Club l, 2, Y-Teens 2, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Band Council 3. MICHAEL JAMES HARDESTY He's to he loolzerl up to. Jane . . . Big Boy . . . Monk . . . buzzard . . . O.K., Jake Y.G.W.W.W .... Come on, Prudy . . . Odin 75 . . . slip stick boys . , . We're late, Kumler . . . buzzard bait . . . Sawdust King . . . O.B.B.B.P. Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity-B 3, 4, Football 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, C.B.L. Champs 2, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, Student Council 2, Choir 2, Chorus 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Court 4. gsm N. lg-are Q RUTH LENORE HELD She's one of those happy souls who are the salt of the earth. T.T.T .... Hello, Fatty . . . Senior Detectives . . . I can't, Marilyn, I'll ask Judy . . . High Street . . . Northlander. Spanish Club l, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 4, Book Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. JEANNE FRANCES HENKIN Sweet in manner, fair in face. Jeannie . . . Lany 2, 3, 4 . . . June 27, 1956 . . . Remember E.I.P .... U.S.Y .... Simone, watch out for 33 ! . . . Yellow Rose . . . little brother Freddie . . . Stewart, are you going home for lunch? Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 2, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 3, Chorus 1. NVILLIAM T. HEYVITT And time tlwre is for all things. Bill . . . jun . . . pct pct-vi-sz slow drivers, brother and sister . . . Bath Club . . . Eastinoor . . . sick six . . . B-7252. Choir 2, 3, 4. STEPHIQN ll.-XNIUI. IIOUCK Alt'l'L'Y' Ll Llllll YVIOYYIUYIY. Stew: . . . Stcvcrino . . . hobbies: wcitglit lifting . . likes. hot cars . . . tlislilxcs: girls who smoke . pet pccvc: people who call me Stcvcrino. Dr.1m.1tics Club 41 liootbdll 33 Track 41 XYrestling YT .. ,IUDITH MARY JONES Of suclz ti merry, nimble, stirring spirit. Judy . . . Dave . . . the Big -We . . . southern speeclies . . . I c.in't, Ruth: l'll ask Iucly . . . DJ. and Sam. Marilyn . . . Boxer, Genie . . . Let's discuss it. Belt. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club l, 21 Y-Teens l, 2, 3. 4: C..-LC. l. 2. 3, 41 Dramatics Club 3: BEX- LEO 4: Choir 2. 3 4: Chorus l: Girls' Ensemble 41 I'-rim? Out fm' Cvin26l '1 National Thegpian Society 4. NORMA LESLIE KAHN Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul IZPK . . . 8:05 . . . Yellow Rose, Veep . . . Councilettes. Treas .... Remember E.I.P .... WV.C.P .... little brothers, sister . . . VVho Me? . . . It's bad news, Barb . . . Problems, problems, problems . . . N.M.T. Club . . . leave it to me! French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 21 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3: C.A.C. l, 2, 3. 4, S rtshead 4, Tennis 4g Qhorus lg Best Foot Forwarclig Student Director: National Thespian Society 4. Page Forty-thru W Q C'll.Xlll.l7S ,IUSVPII HUDSON qln .ill izro1uz.l gooil sport. Clhucls . . Klarol, 4 . . . little sister Betty' . . . Xorthluntler . . . slipsticla boys . . . WY, O.K.? . . . Otlin bl . , . Bt-xlcy lluys Social Club. Secre- tary-'l'rt-.istircr . . , the ggollirfs three . . . Cfiissiiitgliziin Boail gang . . , plains to cntcr flllin U . . . pct pccvc: louilmoutbs who talk bcllorc they think. l..itin Club 21 Hifi' l. 2, 3. 4: Varsity-B, 3, 4: liootball 2, 3, 4g Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Bgislwtlmll I, 2: Wrestling 3, 4: Bancl l. RICI IARIJ RUSSELI. IIUFF Ile s not llllj, mst in low with rest. Buss . . . little sister Kl.1rg,garct . . . gruntlies . . orchitls , . . 2000 tlugrccs . . . T.G.l.F.C. . . XN'ho's church lacy? . . . Vans Party . .. L.S.NI.F.T .... Bexley' Rillc Tearn l. 2. 3. 4. Art Club 3: Football l, 2, 3: Track 3, 4g Wrestling 3, 4. ,J Pa ge F orty-four JUDITH ANN KAVANAUGH Gooal nature is only one of her many virtues. Judy . . . Larry . . . Four Links5 Treasurer 3, Veep 4 . . . hearts . . . Linda, splash! . . . Senior Detec- tives . . . I can't, Judy5 I'll ask Petie . . . big brother . . . It's Cornell, Sally. French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 25 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 45 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Basketball 2, 35 Student Council 1, 43 Class Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Health Council I, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Best Foot For- ward 5 National Thespian Society 4. JEFFREY DANIEL KENT I take life as it comes, and if it doesn't come l take it anyway. Jeif . . . But, ofhcer, I was only going 12O! . . . . . cars . . . The Burg . . . 77 Sunset Strip . . . sister Lila . . . Gallery Teens, President . . . Donna, Eva, Sammye . . . pet peeve: Sunday drivers . . . Like, man, it's too swinginf Spanish Club 1, 25 Art Club 35 Best Foot For- ward 5 National Thespian Society 4. A nv' K? BARBARA ROSELE KANTER A charming smile spices her conversation. Dave 3, 4 . . . Wisconsin, here I come? . . . Cleve- land trips . . . TORCHerino . . . sister Rosanne . . . What's new, Norm? . . . Yellow Rose, Prez . . . Kay, remember the Hall of Fame? . . . N.M.T. Club . . . there but for you go I. Spanish Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Book Club 3, 45 TORCH 3, 4, Assistant Editor 45 Chorus 15 Quill and Scroll 4. MARJORIE ELLEN KATZ Here is a girl who's fashion wise. With a merry smile and twinkling eyes. Margie . . . I.N.S.L.Y .... Remember E.I.P. . . . sisters, and brother . . . Van's . . . 545 . . . Duke . . . 2000 degrees . . . crying sessions . . . Yes, Cay, how could I forget . . . S.A. 3, 4. Spanish Club l, 25 Y-Teens 25 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 45 Dramatics Club 35 TORCH 45 Chorus 15 Music Club lg Book Club 3, 4. LARRY J. KERR Some people think he's rather shy, while all his laest friends wonder why. Russell's Point . . . Bexley Boys Social Club . . . Cassingham Road gang . . . Do you remember that? . . . do you see it? . . . Give that man an R.G. . . . pet peeve: people who drive with their bright lights on . . . 36GK. Latin Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Varsity-B 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 2, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1. JAMES PETER KEYES He who is musically talented may he ever happy. Jim . . . golfers three . . . Five of Clubs . . . trumpet . . . DeMolay . . . likes music, ice hockey, and golf . . . Barr's Mead Hall . . . 5 : 4, okay? . . . Get the car, Polster? . . . to enter Williams . . . slip stick boys. Latin Club 25 Music Club 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Vice President 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, President 45 Choir 25 Chorus lg Dance Band I, 2, 35 Trial by Jury. HABBY KOOPEBSTEIN The num with the goltlen horn. Kooper . . . trumpet . . . sister Elaine . . . You can tlrive tonight, jack . . . the lost car . . . Pegasus ...A-ulll. Spanish Club 2, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Bancl I. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. KABI. XYILI.I.-XXI KIINILFB, JB. An tztlzlete um! iz mighty one, who plays the game until it's tlmie. Marilyn, C.II.I..D.M .... The big mile . . . C.B.I... good will trips with Stub . . . Bexley Boys Social Club , . . Otlin 20 . . . O.B.B.I3.P .... F.L.O.A. . . . slip stick boys Hi-Y I: Varsity-B I, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co4Captain 4, All CBL. 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4, Champs 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3: Choir 3. 4, Chorus I, 2, All Central Ohio 4, Best Foot Forward , National Thespian Society 4. Page Forty-Hvc l -1 JOHN NORRIS LATTIMER I like work, it fttscimttes me. I can sit izml look tit it for hours. Johnny . . .F4465 . . . '56 stick 8 . . . little sister Dianne . . . See it? I need a vacation. Dramatics Club I, Science Club 3, I-Ii-Y 4, Art Club I, 2, Baseball Manager I, 2. KENNETH XVILLIANI LAUDENBACH Biclt in saving common sense. Kenny . . . Believe I will have another big orange . . . S : 4 . . . 'blebbe so . . , little sister Karen . . . XVhat, me worry? . . . You can't bring your mommy to class, by gollyf' . . . Frisbee . . . slip stick boys. Latin Club 2. 3, Science Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. CAROLYN MORRIS KUIITZ Those who bring sunslziize into the lives of otltcrs can not keep it from themselves. Petie . . . big anal little sisters . . . Michigan . . . Menonaqua . . . I can't, Judy, I'll ask Marsha . . . Little Betl Bug . . . chainbreaker . . . ice skating . . . Senior Detectives. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Cabinet 3. President 4, C.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Sportsheatl 3, Basketball 2, 4, Hockey 2, Choir 2, 3, 41 Chorus I, National Honor Society 4. GAY ELEANORE LANDBUBI To know lier is to like lzer. Slumps . . . B-6789 . . . Senior Detectives . . . Van's . . . 2000 degrees . . . midlander . . . sister ,loan . . . Smitty, 4 . . . U.S.O .... F.L.I.Y.L.L. Spanish Club 3. 4, C..-X.C. I, 2, 3, 4: Art Club I, 2: Tennis I: Chorus I S. Page Forty-six I 'W ROBERT SAMUEL LENTZ Wisdom is planted in his mind. Bob . . . Bexley? In the 'Top Ten'? . . . hobby: collecting sports magazines and statistics . . . pet peeve: Columbus baseball fans who have no faith in the Jets . . . Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3 . . . plans to enter Capi University. 'U' s...- A mf! slss ff?-2 MARSHALL RICHARD LEVINSON Rather quiet, not really shy, among his friends, he ranks quite high. Rick . . . little sister Terry . . . the Five . . . Carl I. . . , Where's the party? . . . A-7766 . . . What's a girl like you doing in a nice place like this? . . . Y.F.T.L .... the men . . , the boys . . . the girls. Spanish Club 1, 2, Baseball 2g Golf 3, 4, Swim- ming 4. RICHARD LOOS I never let hooks interfere with my education. Dick . . . likes: cars, water skiing, drag racing . . . hobbies: hot rods and speed boats. Band 1, 2, 3. S Latin Club 25 F.T.A. 3, - oir 2, 4, Chorus lg Music Club 4. L DAVID AW SSEM yes kind. and . . B.B.'s boys football . . . ou '56 . . . tape 1 Crew . . . summers in New York. Ylfrv' MIKE LOUCKS Almost killed hy a train of thought running through his mind. Yea well, whatta ya gonna do, huh? . . . Broad Ripple l, 2 . . . Cahanna Lincoln 3 . . . Doc . . . Hiya Irish. SUZANNE JUDITH LYNCH Fashioned so tall and slender. Little brother . . . Columbus Girls' Choir . . . 7:40 and 3:35 telephone conversations . . . likes: driving, pizza, clothes, and Dean Martin . . . after the game get-togethers . . . Quest Club . . . All right al- ready . . . Chelsea Avenue gang. Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, G.A.C. 4, Dramatics Club 3, 43 Book Club 1, 4, Chorus 1. S.-XNIDILX :XXX XI.'XQ'IlOXYIiLI. Iwttgvr to pleiiw .tml willing to help. FLNXI . . . liolmlmicx. horses ...' 'l'.iteli and the Iltli LIIYlIllll.llhlIllL'IllH . . . Courtriglit lld. lliders . . . L'.Y.l4 .... put peevc. people who tlolllt know how to .let around liorses . . . '30 bus . . . Quest Club . . . earli inorntnig gossip group. lrcnch Club IL Tfleens lg C1..'X.Q. I, 2, 3, -lg :Trl Kllub 3. 4. NI.'XIi9II.X .XXX Nl.XIN Dark vim witlz it irmrilcrotts, ivitcltirtig clitzrm. But she! tny cousin . . . Ifour I.inks . . . butter- llies . . . I t'.in't. I'etie. I'll ask Polly . . . I2:3U. XX'.int .1 t'r.it'ker, Pollv? I7irt-7 . . . Senior Detec- tives . . . Ilarbk girls . . . II.'XT . . . every Friday . . . XX hat did Dt-ll.i wear- Spanish Club 3. 4g I-Iecns 3: C-..-XC. I. 2, 43 IDr.un.ities Club 4. :Xrt Club I. 2. 3. 41 TORCH 4 :Xrt Iiditor 4. Student Council l. Page Forty-svwrt WR EYELYN HAITRIET AI.-XYER Laughter is the itrxivursal ltmguage of manlcirtcl. . U' lU 'fi YW fWQf,on'W' ' XVILI-I.-XXI MONTGOMERY NI.XI.I-OY You tire only young once, Imr if you work it riiglzt. once is ertougli. Bill . . . Stubby . . . S.lN'l.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . LV S. Drexel . . . Chemo . . . Odin I9 . . . lTussell's Point C.I3.I2. good will trips with Karl . . . Bexley Boys Social Club . . . Vernon . . . Marsliis Nlead II.ill. Ili-I I. 2. 3, 4. Secretary 43 Xarsity-I3 2. 3. 41 Football I, 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 45 Track I. 2: Wrestling 3, 4. 2nd in lletrict 31 Swirnmimg 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4. Choir 2. 3, 4: Ciliufllx I: Best Foot Forwartluz National Thespian Society 41 Fortune Teller. SANIDR.-X RENEE MARKS Nice to Ire natural wlzeu one is rmtumlly nice. Sandy . . . little sister Nlarlene . . . Yellow Rose . . . ITenieniber E.I.I3 ,... The Chase . . . SA. 3, 4 . . . Southlander . . . Judy, is that what I think it is? . . . 9.0.3 .... light crasher . . . G.B.Nl. at 6:00 AAI .... SnifT. sniff. Spanish Club I, 2, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4: C..'X.C. I. 21 Book Club 3. 4. President 41 F.T.A. 3, 4. Evi . . . Tarheel . . . L.R.C .... little brother Larrv . . mail crew . . . Summer '58 . . . North' woods gang . . . Ilcy Enid . . . T. in US. as O. . . . Sister-to-he. Janie . . . Think we'll ever get 9, 'em7 . . . in that particular area . . . telephone -Kg Crew . . . Smitty. 4. Spanish Club 3, 4. Latin Club 21 C-.A.C. I. 2. 3, 4: llrarmities Club 3. 43 Book Club 3, 4. Chorus I. 5.3 XY.-XITREN I.. NleI,fXNE I Irewitclz Sweet Indies with my words and looks. Bowling . . . Burger Boy . . . 57 PIyTnouth . . . pet peeves: dead end streets: older sisters: and motorseooters . . . likes: loud radios, short girls, and custom Cars . . . dislikes women drivers. Football L., -3 Page Forty-eight -ss MICHAEL DENNIS MONROE The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my husiness. Mickey . . . Babs . . . from Columbus Academy . . . pacemaker . . . Wanna bet? . . . Tuesday, P.O.T.S .... Pegasus, President 4 . . . Mav . . . B.G.S .... T.A.C .... Florida . . . Iune 23, 1958 Can't Wait . . . 1:30 . . . You drive . . . Saturday morning club 1, 2 . . . little sisters, Carol and Wendy . . . Hi, Mike. French Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, TORCH 3, 4. CAROL CHRISTINE MOORE She has cz friendly chuckle. Slumps . . . scratch . . . accidentals . . . green bugs . . . Senior Detectives . . . L.L., Treasurer . . . VVong . . . I.A.I.T.G .... Give me another gunny, Mary. . . . U.S.O .... every Friday . . . Cap . . . Southlander. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Chorus 1, 2. JAMES M. MERKEL He suits us to a tee. Merk...Odin6O...Wig...Hey,Dose... Bexley Boys Social Club . . . Russe11's Point . . . sister . . . N.H.S .... Mark and the Merc . . . G.B.L, Golf Champs first time in Bexley history. Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Wrestling 3, 4- Colf 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, 3rd in District. 7 CAROL JEAN MICHAELSON Clmracter is the diamond that scratches every stone. Mike . . . B4921 . . . P.A.S.S .... Remember E.I.P. . . . The Ant . . . Yellow Rose . . . Councilettes, President . . . E.A.W.T .... T.B.A .... little brother Brian . . . Blue Terriers . . . W.C.P. . . . Hare-Care . . . Taffy . . . little Star . . . Chem scrub team . . early morning dip . . . 120 M.P.H. French Club 3, 4, President 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, BEXLEO 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, Class Cabinet 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. lla, RICHARD LESLIE NAFZGER He's winding up the watch of his wit, hy and by it will strike. Scrawny . . . Dick . . . ,loan 2, 3, 4 . . . big brother Bud . . . C.B.L. Frisbe Champ 4 . . . Basketball 1957 . . . Vtlho says I'm short? . . . O.B.B.B.P. Science Club 4, Hi-Y 2, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 3, All C.B.L. 3, Cap- tain 4, Student Council 1, Vice-President 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class President 1. SHIRLEY LOUISE NETHERS Patience is a flower that does not grow in every- hoaly's garden. Shirl . . . little brother . . . Hi, you guys . . . The long walk home . . . I'l1 learn to drive if it kills me! . . . R-5-N . . . slumps . . . Hi, birdbrain . . . band buddies . . . Texas . . . and clon't you for- get it! Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Queen 4. Li W 1,0 F. , gl i f bo r ,bf !b ',,.' i , Lf lp' t N NANCY W.-XLI...-XCE NETTLES 'l Ever loyal, ever true to tlte task slie luis to Jo. My After the game . . . Don't give up hope on the Dial-a-Date, Carolyn! . . . sixth and seventh pe- tiotis in IO6 . . . likes: pina, clothes . . . hobby: sewing. G.A.C. 4g Dramatics Club 4, Book Club 4, TORCH 3, 4. . Page Forty-nine s. . . . . . . . I ' 'sd ROBHXI R. NELXX hLL ,4-. . Come, ltzir lttilies, l um lzere. I 1 Bob . . . RN.b1 . . . Russell's Point . . . Marsha's ' , Nleatl llall . . . give that man an RC. . . . that ,Ill sentence is a loser, Mrs. Barr . . . Stub, let's wail M jig-ggi.. gf' ., - . - .' 1 -ff to Vernon . . . Bexley Boys Social Club . . . 5g 3'jt,:i gl Otlin 92 . . . hopes to enter Annapolis. -:5 . . . 1 5 'f ' f if Latin Club l, 21 Ili-X 4: Xarsity-B 4: Football 2, 3. ,lfii l'ilf'i,:vi'--.,fi1'.' . E51-' 4, Baseball l, 2, 5. 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Champ- -i:::::.::.HA,:il-',. ions 33 TORCH 4: Chorus lg Choir 2, 45 Boys' ,.i,!QQQ'.f,2Z7,:',ffp .1:i,:'Q1of.'q' Ensemble 45 Fortune 'Iellerf' 31ffgg2'31241'?5,E: h,:f,Q':1jxsfai,'.- Eff? 4.4 , 4 1.-,V 11:11. l. W ff! Q' -1 ,ffl . . f 455273 'i,'t, i,f'i1'I. 5::, X It N .1 ' -ei..-1, N- M - 55,g1x-, i X, i JON BRIESE OL.-XNDER xi quiet nnm. lvttt quite it mart. Bexley Boys Social Club . . . from john Adams High School. South Beml, Indiana . . . weekend A trips to South Bend. Football 41 Track 41 Swimming 4. STU.-x1iT ovpsxiirmtin He lives luis life in the pursuit of happiness. Stu . . . pet peeve: people who give atlvice . . . Yes. jeany. l ani going home for lunch . . . Lazarus . . . Cale! Pool Hall . . . Favorite saying: life is what you make it. . . . Queen. I i in ',,,X . up 5 , X at , ftisif L?JiI,1tiiQiTlfIil'CI?, - Y, The lmml tlmt mtnle you fair liittlfrftghle joulgootl. 12X . . . little brother Jerome . . . . l'..'X.S.S .... Yellow Rose . . . lley, you guys . . . E..'X.XY.T .... C.B.M. at 6:00 All, . . . early morning clip . . . L.F.tX.XY .... Nortliyggsygls gakig . . . The Chase . . . l'm never Lareiv , L--f Spanish Club l. 2: Y-Teens I. 2, 3, 4: G..-X171 2. 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3: Book Club 2, 5, 4. PAUL DAVID OG.-XX Quiet mul irztlztstriottslpi lze goes lzis tray. Hey, llarry, ya seen the new motlel kit? . . . likes: books, animals, anal the military . . . tlislilies: big shot politicians anal math . . . little sister Sharon. Science Club 3, 4. if ' 1 4 Page Fifty wa! K v-f 'f AQ, 1-4' -Lt t ff' We tiifl DAVID ALAN PARSONS Politeness is the chief sign of culture. Dave . . . Mary . . . This is deep trouble, 4 : 5 . . . Two quarts, hand packed . . . Do you see it? . . . to enter Ohio State . . . going into Dentistry. Latin Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Science Club 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, Time Out for Ginger , Choir 2, 4, Chorus 1, Double Door , National Thespian 3, 4, Math Club 4, BEXLEO 4, Best Foot Forward , Fortune Teller. POLLY ANN PATTON A light heart lives long. Willie . . . Four Links . . . Hey Roush, wanna take a ride? . . . Senior Detectives . . . gritch . . . I can't, Marsha, l'll ask Sally . . . B.E.W.P.D.P. . . . D.Q .... 8-12-57 . . . Southlander . . . 85 M.P.H. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. MARY KATHRYN ORR No matter what the task may he, she does it with great ability. Mary Orr what? . . . Southlander . . . U.S.O. . . . TORCHerino . . . Carol, keep your gunny straight k. . tis 4 8: R.C.R .... accidentals . . . The Black nig t. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, C.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, TORCH 3, 4, Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Fortune Teller. DANIEL ISRAEL PAINE An air of good nature surrounds him. Dan . . . Barbara . . . little brother Larry . . . little sisters . . . Pegasus, Vice-President . . . A.Z.A. . . . Y.F.T.L .... mad woman of Chaillot . . . Dad, can I use the car tonight? Football I, Wrestling 4. 'ZW 1 OU' , 'sv 5-ang. Al JEFFREY MICHAEL PEARSON There are three ways to alo things: the right way, the wrong way, - anal my way. Peer . . . Arlene . . . Friday 13th . . . One Summer Night . . . roller coaster rides . . . trips to California . . . Tijuana Terror . . . Pegasus . . . rendezvous in the halls . . . Hey Ben, get a date. . . . B-721 . . . simpletool. Spanish Club 1, Football 1, Baseball 1, 3, TORCH 4. RICHARD KNIGHT PENN For he's a jolly gooal fellow. Dick . . . Twink . . . more or less, more less than more . . . pier . . . Ruggles . . . big trip, Hol . . . 2000 degrees . . . favorite breakfast Coney Islands 8: Bromos . . . Marsh's Mead Hall . . . Shady Hall . . . trips to lake Erie . . . Odin 15 . . . Bexley Boy's Social Club. Hi-Y 1, 4, Art Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 2, Varsity-B 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Honorable Mention 3, All C.B.L. 4, Track 2, 3, 4, C.B.L. Champs 2. LOUIS RON.'XI.lJ POLSTIER Here we lmre .1 num, the kiml we like to know. Roni . . . lj.lt:,.lst.ls . . . This car runs on gas, not thank you's . . . O.Ll .... Mom took the car . . . brothers . . . nickels, please' . . . throw I-real at IIHVCI. Spanish Club Ig Varsity-B 4: XYrestling 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Bantl I, 2. 3. 4. ARI.If NF REX EE PRESSNIAN 'I he thot that muke us lmppy make us wise. Yellow Rose . . . from North lligh, 3 . . . Remem- ber Ii.I.I' .... little brother :Xian . . . XX'.C.P. . . . Clevelantl crushes . . . B-T930 . . . D.T.C. . . . North Xlhotls gang . . . colliee, Rita? . . . ponytail? . . . telephone crew. French Club 3, 4: C.:X.C. 3. 4: Dramatics Club 41 Art Club 4. Page Fifty-om' WPS: 4' V-'fy REBECCA J.-XXE RICGS Clmrminig. sweet nml also rx 51 5 like to meet. Becky' . . . C'h.1inbreaker . . . tals . . . 'I'ORL'IIerino . . . C clent . . . green bugs . . . Ll . . . Senior Detectives . . . . I cant. Bally: Ill ask French Club 3. 41 Latin Club 2 Cabinet 2: CHIC. I. 2, 3, 4 3, 4, Presitlent 43 TORCH 4 I: Class Cabinet 3: Stutlent IIeaIth Council I. 2, 3. Secretary 3: Cirls' Ensemble 4. 4: Chorus HARVEY ROBBINS Take Iife easy. II'Imt's the hurry? Han' . . . car butltlies . . . likes: music and cars . . . tltslikesg moochers . . . YVI'ien I get mv car runninql' . . . trips. Latin Club 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4. J S' r ALVIN LEROY PRLI DEN Life tvitlzout 41 sport is not life. Al . . . Oclin IT . . . the ol' bat . . . monkey . . . Gretchen, February I4 . . . Bexley Boys Social Club. Varsity-B 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Shoulder Patl Club 4. SALLY IIOYT REYNOLDS II'itlz grace to win, toni heart to IIOIII. I can't, Polly, I'll ask Becky . . . Four Links . . Senior Detective . . . Susie . . . Phil . . , hearts . . . Remington Roatl gang . . . hlicllantler . . . It's Princeton, jucly . . . Iley, Carole, tlicl you get a letter? French Club 3. 4: Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 41 Cu-YC. I. 2. 3, 41 Chorus I, 2. bv-nf R 4 ., iff, Page F ifty-two 'TIT' ARLENE PHYLLIS ROSENTHAL If l did not laugh, l should die. jeff . . . Friday 13 . . . One Summer Night . . . roller coaster rider . . . little brother Steve . . . Councilette, Veep . . . rendezvous in the halls . . . muzzle . . . Hawaiian punch . . . SA. 3, 4 . . . Southlander . . . Remember E.I.P .... simpletool . . . light crasher . . . mustard. French Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, C.A.C. 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Book Club 3, Choir 2, 3. VVESLEY BROOKS ROSENTHAL He'll always be a live wire. Wes, Red Dog . . . Russell's Point . . . Marsha's Mead Hall . . . Ina 3, 4 . . . Pegasus . . . Moon- lighters . . . do you see it? . . . Second place again, boys. . . . Odin 67 . . . O.D. Merk A.T. Hi-Y 4, Varsity-B 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, All C.B.L. 3, Basketball 1, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Student Council 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Brigadoon 3, Boys' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Fortune Teller. -Q' 7 .Il EDWARD EVANS ROBERTS Men of few words are the best of men. Ned . . . B-5152 . . . Wig . . . do you see it? . . . Bexley Boys Social Club . . . little sister Char- lotte and big brother Matt . . . the golfers three . . . the green bug . . . pet peeve: big brothers . . . to enter either Ohio U. or Ohio State. Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Golf 4. STANLEY ALAN ROSENFELD He speerleth by on the wings of morn with a rattling of bolts and a honlc of the horn. Rosey . . . from Columbus Academy 3 . . . A-2656 . . . little brother Eddie . . . dimes in order . . . '57 Ford . . . Saturday Morning Club 1, 2 . . . But, Officer, I was only doing 125. . . . Y.F.T.L. . . . A.Z.A .... to enter Ohio State. Baseball 4, Swimming 4. Wino in-aw LYNDA STEIN ROSS Between laughing and talking her day is full. Green monster . . . A-2155 . . . Yellow Rose . . . Remington Road gang . . . big brother and sister . . . Bonnie and Cindy . . . W.C.P .... N.M.T. Club . . . Remember E.1.P .... crying sessions . . . phone calls . . -. It's a loser from the word go . . . Florida. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. JENNIE ALICE ROUSI-I You like her because she is always herself. Four Links, President . . . Good grief! Again, Patton? . . . 12:30 Club . . . Every night-the D.Q.! . . . gritch . . . I can't, Becky, I'lI ask Lynne . . . Senior Detectives . . . use that zone! . . . Myrtle. Spanish Club 2, 3, Cabinet 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Double Door , Best Foot Forward, Student Director, National Thespian Society 4. MARY ELIZABETH SCIIIQIDIZRER Sweet of temper, large of lieitrt, Always willing to tlo lzer purt. Little sister and brother . . . Luther League, Proxy . . . letters to the army . . . NI.C.L.R.fX.-,I.,I.M.S. . . . Southlnntler . . . to enter Capital University. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4: Interclub Council Cabinet 4: G.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Music Club l, Z. 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, 4. 'IOSIQPII L.-XNIJY SCHOFER II'l1.1t you ure to lie, you ure Hou' becoming. ,loc . . . Pegasus . . . big brother Ralph . . . Frisbee . . . slip stick boys . . . 5 4, O.K.? . . . TORCI Ierino . . . XYhat, me worry? . . . big orange . . . Sheboygan . . . mebbe so. Latin Club l, 2: Science Club 4: TORCH: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President 4: National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4. IORD.-KN DAVID SCHOTTENSTEIN .4 careful student, careful not to orenlo. Sonny . . . hot '37 Ford . . . F-l38-I8: F-8015 . . . two little brothers and sister . . . You don't under- stand my point . . . XYhat's the matter with my driving? . . . IIarv, watch the road . . . Chicago trips . . . Florence . . . pet peeve: social climbers. Spanish Club I, 2. DOUGLAS B.-XRR SEBA He knows what is rigltt and practices what lze knows. From Bradenton Beach, Florida 4 . . . likes: swim- ming and spear hshing . . . B-17300 . . . big brother Dick . . . Nl.Y.F .,.. Do you see it? . . . Stanwood Road gang. Spanish Club 4: Science Club 4. Q-A vp' Page Fifty-tlzree 'f Env' LYNNE LOUISE SCI-IOKIAKER :ls tlze szoz colors flowers, so tloes art color life. Four Links . . . Iley, ,Iunior . . . big little brother . , . O.K., Kl.E.I3.I3 .... I'm bored . . . ex-South- lander now Mitllantler . . . every night-the D.Q.l . . . Summers in the blue grass . . . I can't, Jennie: I'll ask Sally. French Club 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4. Cabinet 2: C.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 4: Dramatics 4: Art Club 2, 3, 4, President 3: Treas- urer 2g F.T.A. 3, 4: BEXLEO 4: Chorus lg National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4. JEFFREY MARK SCHOTTENSTEIN II'orla is tlze yeast tlmt raises tlze rlougli. Sister Geri . . . It's collegiate because it's push- button . . . Pepsi, Please . . . XYell, I've had another wreck . . . Norm . . . 8:05 ABI. . . . The big nothing and the little follower. Latin Club 2. 3. 4, President 4: Track l, 2: BEXLEO 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Student Council Representative 3: Class Cabinet l. 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. bln Page Fifty-four FQ is DONALD GERALD SHKOLNIK A moral, sensible, well-lareal man. Don . . . skunch . . . sister ,loyce . . . '57 Chevie . . . big ox . . . Sulfuric acid on your nose? . . . P.T.P .... Black and Gold . . . ball games . . . Let's hit 'em all. . . . alphabetical order starting with Shkolnik . . . I can't see that far. Spanish Club 35 Latin Club 25 Chorus 1. LEONARD LEE SMITH Culture, with me, ends in headache. Band trips . . . pet peeve: fast Chevys. Band l, 2, 3, 4. ,ff-'QQ' A f-ff Q-' X. FREDERICK LYNN SHAFER They that govern the most make the least noise. Fred . . . DeMolay . . . Sheboygan . . . big orange . . . New York . . . Latin Quarter . . . Buckeye Firlls' State . . . little sister . . art class . . . Dixie- an . Spanish Club 1, 25 Art Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Varsity-B 3, 45 Baseball 25 Basketball 15 Wrestl- ing 3, 45 TORCH 35 Student Council 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Class President 35 Student Court 45 O.A.S.C. Convention 35 Workshop 45 Buckeye Boys' State5 Homecoming Escort 45 Quill and Scroll 4. BONNIE PHYLLIS SHER Pleasantness that pays ohf in frienals. The firm . . . college friends . . . Yellow Rose, Secretary . . . Yes, I remember May 10, Sylvia . . . 24M after . . . T.C.I.F.C .... Say Phyllis, what's new? . . . big brother Monty . . . little sis- ters, Babs and Patti . . . trips to Chicago. A Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 25 Dramatics Club 35 Book Club 2, 3, 4. SALLY ANN SNIDER A reason why gentlemen prefer lzlonds. Pouff . . . Northlander . . . Four Links, Sec. . . . They're just good friends . . . Hugh O'Brian . . . L.K .... 40 miles . . . High Street . . . butterflies , . . 7:15, Gretchen . . . Senior Detectives . . . T.T.T .... Lake Hope . . . I-Ie's only a coatrack . . . I-li, Rube . . . older sister Susan. Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Club 45 Basketball lg Chorus 15 Choir 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT SOUTH A gentleman in all that the woral implies. Jack . . . jackson . . . Bonnie . . . M-4610 . . . Go West, young man, go West . . . 5:4 . . . Rem- ington Road gang . . . Florida trips . . . Come on, Thatch, hurry up. . . . little sister Carole. Latin Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Varsity-B 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Student Council 45 Chorus 15 Class Cabinet 25 Student Health Council l, 2, 3, 45 Best Foot Forward 5 National Thespian Society 4. REGINA DOROTHY SIIIIN Neat us u pin uml just us slmrp. Genie . . . ILXLXY. 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior I7L'tv.'Ctiyes . . . Iiour links . . . I cant. Sally: l'll ask Nancy . . . Boxer, jutly . . . southern speetlies . . . Barbara . . . Sum, tlog . . . Use that zone. French Club 5, 43 Latin Club l, 23 Y-Teens l. 2, 3, 43 C..'X.C. l. 2, 5, 43 Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 BEXLEU 41 Class Cabinet 2, 3: Brllive 5, 4: Na tional llonor Society 43 Quill antl Scroll 4. Nfxxtfy ICLIZARIE lill S IRICKLER A sweet ultmctirt' kiml oy gmac. llearts . . . southern speetlies . . . Senior Detec- tives . . . letters . . . lice Gee . . . Four Links . . . Patsy. got a probleml . . . my little lrientl. Marilyn . . . I can't, Genie: I'll ask Elaine. French Club 3, 41 Spanish Club l, 2, 4, Cabinet 23 Y-Ieens l, l. 3, 4, Cabinet 2. 4, Vice-Presitlent 3: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3. 41 Basketball l, 2, 4: Hockey 2, 41 BEXLEO 4: Choir 5. 41 Chorus l, 2: Bfilive 2, 31 National Honor Society 4. Page Fifty-fu sb -es' ELAINE RODGERS THOMAS Her guy ltzuglzirxg wins add merriment to every Compuuli. Barb's girls . . . Four Links . . . High Street . . . butterflies . , . 12130 . . . XVant a cracker, Polly? . . . ertnik .... 1 sweater. Carol? . . . Senior De- tectives . . . I can't, Nancy: I'll ask Carol. Spanish Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens l, 2. 3, 4: C..-X.C. l. 2, 3. 4: Dramatics Club 43 Art Club 1: Book Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Chorus I, 2. GERALD HOXXXXRD TOPY Sometimes I sit and think mul sometimes I just sit. Jerry . . . Tope . . . K.T.Z .... Black anti Cold . . . V-4531 . . . ball games . . . dislikes people who bet . . . Bend Over. boys . . . Hey Dose. Spanish Club 1. 2: Baseball 1, 23 Basketball 1. ROBERT MICHAEL SXYEDLOXY Olzl to acquire ltizowletlge with no upparent effort. Swetl . . . Ll-29-S . . . K.T.Z .... Black and Cold . . . ball games . . . hearts, gin . . . You lose . . . big brother Cerry, little brother Dayitl . . . tennis trips . . . onion rings ..., ' Xbe and Erk . . . Remington Roatl gang . . . XVho's driving tonight? . . . slip stick boys . . . likes all sports. Latin Club 1, 2: Varsity-B 3, 4g Basketball Ig Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD KIMBALL TIIATCHER None but himself can he his parallel. Rick . . . Kimball . . . Ye old '28 . . . Odin I8 slip stick boys . . . it's collegiate because its push- button. Latin Club 2: Varsity-B I. 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3. 4: Track l, 2, 3, 43 Swimming l, 2, 3, 45 Stutlent Council 21 National Honor Society 3, 43 Class Cabinet 4g BEXLEO 4. Business Manager: Best Foot Forwarclnz National Thespian Society 4' Quill and Scroll 4. mf' is ff' 1 Page Fifty-six fd 0-al We-ni W, CAROLE MARIE TUTHILL She has the gift of making everybody laugh. Tut . . . Dale, April 13, 1957 . . . Thomas, gimme a ride! . . . Hello, Fatty . . . T.T.T .... I can't, Elaine: I'll ask Linda . . . Hawaiian Punch . . . Good goalying, Patsy . . . The Ant . . . Get a letter, Sally? . . . big brothers, big sister . . . S.A. 3, 4 . . . Billy. Spanish Club l, 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g G.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Manager 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Hockey 4, Book Club 4, F.T.A. 4. LYNDA LEA URTON Happiness with an easy-going way. LU 17 . . . the big bad Olds . . . Carolyn, where is your head? . . . I see you there, Francie . . . Fort Knox, please write . . . big brother Jerry . . . B-Boy and Eastmoor . . . Shield, Secretary . . . little sister Anne . . . to enter Sullins junior College. Y-Teens 4, G.A.C. 4, Chorus 2. RUBY TRAIKOVICH Loyalty is the holiest good in the human heart. From South High, 3 . . . brother Tom . . . swim- ming . . . likes to dance . . . collects pictures . . . football fan. Dramatics Club 4g Art Club 3, Book Club 4. TOM TRAIKOVICH A due sincerity governs his deeds. From South High, 3 . . . sister Ruby . . . likes hunting, swimming, football, basketball, and danc- 1ng. Football 4: Basketball 4. QNWW I-'Q' X Q-nm? ,f LINDA LOUISE VARLEY Oceans of pep with a laugh on every wave. K.A.N .... twin, Patsy . . . Four Links . . . Senior Detectives . . . Jane, L.R.B .... C.B.L .... Ard- more Army . . . Judy, gulp! . . . I can't, Carolg I'll ask Gretchen . there but for you go I. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, TORCH 4, Chorus lg Hockey 2, Cheerleading 3, 4, Head Cheerleder 4, B-Hive 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. CHARLES VOLOSIN Laugh anal all is well. Charlie . . . big C . . . little sisters Barbie and Michele . . . keep those band trips noisy . . . Let's have more Art Club trips to Cleveland . . . get those dirty dishes clean. Music Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, Wrestling 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. RICH.-XRD XVARNIQR One eun not know everything. Dick . . . Y.D.K.D.Y .... Nlarion . . . Alice . . . june 22, 1957 . . . refuge with Roger . . . Mrs. Sher and license . . . make the scene . . . Crand- ma's House . . . Nlertzie . . . Nathan . . . 'looney . . . friends with brushes . . . Don and Bob . . . famous last words D.S. Spanish Club 2: .-Xrt Club I, 2, 3: Football l, 2: Track 2. CRETCHEN H.-XRRINCTON XVECENER Size laughs mul tlze trorltl laughs with lzer for many it joke lms slze. Al, Feb. I4 . . . the Rig 41: . . . I can't. Linda: l'll ask joan . . . Four Links . . . Were just good friends . . . XYhat's train time, Sally? . . . High Street . . . Senior Detectives . . . 40 miles . . . work that Lone . . . butterflies . . . Remington Road gang. Spanish Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: G..'X.C. l, 2, 3, 4: Book Club 3, 4: Basketball I, 3: Hockey 2: Chorus 1. 2. Page Fifty-seven ::- 'cr JOAN BEVERLY XYILLIANIS Suvetncss and ,Qooilness in lzer person slziue. Dick . . , I can't, Gretchen. I'll ask Jean. French Club 3, 4: Music Club l. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Y4Teens l, 4: G..-XC. 1, 2. 3, 4, Sportsa head 4: BAHive 3, 4: Leaders Club 3: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Choir 2, 3, 4, President 4: Girls' Ensemble 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1: Class Cabinet 4: Homecoming Attendant: National Thespian So- Ciely' 4: Fortune Teller. LAURA JEAN XYILLOUCHBY A winning ll'f1,Y, pleasing smile, quite in style. ICS . . . I can't, Ioan. I'll ask Judy. French Club 3. 4: Music Club l. 2, 3. 4. Secretary- Treasurer 4: Latin Club I. 2: Y-Teens l, 2. 3, 4: G..-LC. l. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2. 4: BEXLEO 4: Chorus l: Choir 2. 3. 4: Class Cabinet l: Briga- doon : Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Best Foot For' wardnz National Thespian Society 4. Ni' DAVID BROOKS XVESTXVATER, IR. Good men are scarce. Take care of mel Brooks . . . Russell's Point . . . BIarsha's Mead Hall . . . Vllig . . . Odin No. 77 . . . Take it easy. boys. I want my five bills back. . . . Bexley Boys Social Club, Veep . . . little brother ,lim . . . do you see it? Latin Club 2: Hi-Y 1: Varsity-B 3, 4: Football 4: Track 1, 2, 3. 4. C.B.L. Champs 2: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Class Cabinet l. DAVID RUSSELL VVILLIAMS He carries out liis duties. Dave . . . famous last words D.S .... custom ears . . . friends Con and Dick . . . Big Bev . . . make the scene . . . fabulous . . . boats water skiing . . . brother Cary . . . Kroger. UGA., OR -at Page Fifty-eight LINDA KATHERINE WOODRUFF Iifhat virtue is beyond generosity? Linda . . . Sal . . . H-5948 . . . PouHi's pal . . . Senior Detectives . . . Lake Erie . . . T.T.T. . . . Four Links . . . Just one more time . . . January 18, 1958 . . . pet peeve: people who aren't sincere . . . Who me? A partyll' Spanish Club 2, 3, Y'Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, President 4, Na- tional Thespian 4. JANET SUSAN WULBER She has music in her soul. Jan . . . M.C.L.R.A., J.J.M.S .... sister Mary . . . Us 4 and R.C.R .... Warin Workshop . . . L.L .... Southlander . . . The BFack Knight. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sportshead 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, TORCH 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Brigadoon 3, Girls' Ensemble 4, National ?fEtforHSociety 4, Quill and Sdroll 4, Fortune e er. 'ft 'li 3 , . J T37 X ,: i JOHN STEPHEN WILLSON Sincere of hear! and mind and purpose. Slip stick boys . . . Bexley Boys Social Club . . . buzzard . . . It's a Fremish . . . pet peeve: Doss's old jokes. Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 4, BEXLEO 4, Editor, Student Council 1, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Harvard Award 3, Homecoming Driver, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Fortune Teller. JUDITH ANN WOOD Blue eyes, humor, and a grin, Witlz these her friends arent's hard to win. Judy . . . PMB , . . 21-JVV . . . hearts . . . nothing definite, Midge . . . I can't, Jean, ask Linda. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 2, 3, Music Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, BEXLEO 4, Associate Editor, Best Foot Forward , Quill and Scroll 4, National Thespian Society 4. , wr -3 ...uf li! 4 WE? 9, STANLEY GERSON YENKIN The load becomes light which is cheerfully borne. Stan . . . sisters Robie and Susan . . . fore . . . The Rear Window . . . summer in Israel . . . The Five . . . Y.F.T.L., Treasurer 3 . . . Pegasus . . . Rosie's boys . . . by 41 . . . The Dodge . . . That's none of my business olhcer, it's his. Dramatics Club 4, Varsity-B 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Manager 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN YOUNG J A quiet faithful worker. 49eCY . . . laugh, but it runs . . . Lynda, where's my head? . . . afternoons in 106 . . . Nancy, do you ever think we will get this Dial-A-Date finished? . . . I know, Jackie, but your way is too easy . . . C.Y.F .... Shield, V.P .... little sister Linda . . . to enter business college. Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, TORCH 3, 4. JUDITH ANN ZELIZER Cliecrfiilness wins friemls wlierever it goes. jtitly . . . U.S.Y., Presitlent . . . Yellow Rose . . . xvlltllb wrong with my laugh?? . . . out ol town trips . . . XY.C'.ll .... Couneilettes . . . N.NI.'l'. Club . . . S.tntly', it sure is . . . 9.0.1. . . . Remember E.l.l' .... early inorninig tlip. Spanish Club l, 2, Y-lieens l, Z1 C..-'LCS I, 4, , . . , . . Book Club 3, 4, Xlusic Club l, -L Choir .., 3, 4, Chorus 1. lllQNlili S.-XYIJR.-X Zlillllill ln lier July, prompt tit every twill. Santly' . . . l..i1.irus Sll . . . U-o Club . . . Fahn, Cary, .intl Carol . . . U.'S.Y.. llecortling Secretary . . . eonclaves . . . stutly? halls . . . Remember E.l.l'.? . . . l,fS4UT . . . letters . . . pencils . . . l'n1 .ilr.iitl . . . Coach . . . Southlantler. Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Y-Teens l. 2. 3, 4, C..-MC. lg lioolx Club 3. 4: F.'I'..-X. 3, 4, Vice- Presitlent 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Chorus lp Music Club l, 2, 3, 4. BEXLEO 4, Fortune Teller stage tlireetor 4. Page Fifty-nine CARY ANDREW' HOLSTEIN l.c't each mon keep his lietzrt tl! CNSC! N0 mtm .lies of flmt disease. .Xntly . . . llol . . . C-275 . . . july 5 . . .trips to lake Erie . . . Rutgglcs . . , Pier . . . Cem Beach . . . Qlmtly Lash- , . . Two oltler brothers . . . Vans Partv . . . 2000 clegrees . . . last of S.ir.i's Bovs . . . Bexley Boys Qocial Club. Spanish Club lp Ili-Y l, 4: Football 1, 2: Baseball l. 2. l -Q- I G IJAYID PAUL ZIMPFER Never too lmslt to lzelp it frienti. Dave . . . little sister . . . lilies sound equipment . . . Nlr. Davis . . . Ding Dong School . . . lli-Iii . . . Local 485. Dramatics Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 43 Fontball 3, Choir 3. 4, Chorus 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2, 3. 4, National Thespian Society 3. 4: Stage Crew 3, 49 Stage Manager 4: Sounrl System 3, 4, N.A.O.T.F.O.F. 3.4. JEROME ALAN ZURAVSKY Beware, I might discover something yet. Jerry . . . slip stick boys . . . C.A.S. big brother Klart' . . . library . . . BZ-IT . . . 21-MZ . . . to enter Ohio State. Spanish Club 1. 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2. 4: Science Club 3. 4: Book Club l. 2: 'Best lioot Forwartluz National Tbespian Society 4. all f l i1P! 1'I,C' M Q 4 X f If v V A., v ' .W-, W . ,. .F K ,... w . , u..-. JS.. . '. -1. :qv , fx x .. W' 1' . 45 A f as X 3' Y., 1. QXQFYX 1'k'i-tlvgggfm-fry . , BKQYQVJ 57 fx 'G 1 ' f 4 , f Q X fx T li if 2 yx if 3 X .se J . ! 4 7 159, W 7 .W 71. X 'Q 4 4 - x ' :M-vlrllvk ' ' 7 Q y i if ' . Y , 4 5 ki I W ,, .6 x ' l iz 5 V I ' I . 4 A L 5 I I .f ' Q f fQl,Q. wf' 'M ':'JF ' TUDE T C0 ERNME Self-31111-r11111011t 11f1m11'c1s 11111115' stuclcnts thc purhlllitx' to shmx' Page Sixty-om . op- . . that TklTCSt of 111 ' ' 101111015111 . ' 1 p.1tt4 rm- p P11r1111f1h ' ., p11rt1Cip11ti1111 111 St11c1c'11t Cf111m'il, St11c1c11t Court, 111 the- 501111111X 111a111y clubs, S1'llC1l'll1S lc-11111 tu .wccpt rc-5p1111sihility 111111 hcqin to c10v11111p thosm' q11111itic's 11111111 1ilfQ'l' lifc' will C1Q'I11LlIM1 uf thc111. I11 our high an-110111, st11114'11t gmm-1'11111c'11t is 11111r1' than Ll 1111'rv f11r111.1lit1'. It iw A 1 . .111 11ct1x'c, Qrcmtivc llI1C1t'I'til1'ilI1Q XY1l1L'1l hriclffmw the -'11 stuclvnt 1 5 . 1 ,LI 11c'twc'1'11 thx 1111111 11111 th f hcmth t . 1' LlL'll1t'f'L it xtrivcs tu hvlp 111 s11l1'i11Q xn-1111111 l5I'U1l1l'I11S. Page Sixty-two ' 1 A U X 2 'Y' L 1 Mill 1 Q w I . N 'f'Xu,', lay? - R . , . Sophomores Back row: Bruce Siegel, Tom Elsass, Dave Helmick. Front row: john Strahm, Amy Blue, Nancy Samson, Ellen Ziskind, Andy Tsitouris. STUDENT Student Council is the law-making body of our school. It is made up of forty-one mem- bers, including class oflicers, Student Court, Student Health Council representatives, and the three Student Council oflicers. Problems pertinent to school life are solved here, and new projects are developed. Much of the work is done by committees-committees designated as Pep Rally, Publicity, Social, Survey, Project, and Buying. Each committee has a financier who makes purchases. The Survey committee serves as a clearing house for projects which come to the attention of the Council. Very early in the year, the Council took part in planning the freshman orientation assem- bly. Then came the Homecoming activities, including the dance, the crowning of the Queen, the parade, the float contest, and revival of the bonfire tradition. In November the Council planned a Hallowelen dance at the Ieifrey Mansion in collabo- ration with the city Recreation Department. Many other achievements may be enumerated here. As a service project, each home room representative collected canned food and money to be sent to the South Side Settlement at Christmas. Alternates decorated the halls at Christ- mas time. -, Freshmen C1 Back row: joel Engleman, Dick Rush, Sue Helmick, jim West- water, Jeff Brandon, Grant Price. Front row: Diane Long, Ron Clawson, George Slater, Meg McGavran. Page Sixty-tlziu' if ,- i Iuniors XYlictstonc, Sam XlcCandlish Front row: Doug Flcckner sing. COUNCIL The Council planned and sponsored the New Years Eve dance at the Ieffrey Mansion. First steps were taken to inaugurate honor study halls on a limited basis, with the hope of expanding the system in future years. Council also investigated the possibility of revising some sections of the student limitations system. The Council served as host to the C.B.L. Council meeting, at which Fred Mann was elected vice-president of the C.B.L. Council. Bexley Council also sent delegates to the Ohio Associa- tion of Student Councils convention and workshop and to Buckeye Boys' State. Last, but certainly not least important of Council activities, was its strong backing of the bond issue and school lexy This activity culminated in the staging of a mock election, in which the student body gave an overwhelmingl favorable vote to both issues. Officers responsible for Council leadership were Fred Shafer, president, Dick N afzger, vice- president, jane Baldwin, secretary-treasurer, and Nlr. Harold Tipton, advisor. Seniors Back row: Jeff Schottenstein Bill Malloy, Dave Brandt, Jerry Doss, jack South, Kenn Laudenbach, Joe Schofer, Bo Babbitt, John Willson. Front row: Judy Kavanaugh, Jane Baldwin, Fred Shafer, Patsy Belt, Jill Edmonds. Huck row: Fred Nlann, Judy lligh, Hon Culbertson. Lvnne Linda XXI-issenbacli. Tom Tus- C5 Page S ixty-four Iuniors Back row: Alfred Hawraney, jack Horn- berger, Sam McCandlish. Second row: Dina Flaum, Lynne Whetstone, Judy High. Front row: Tom Tussing, Doug Fleckner, Linda Weissenbach. Freshmen Back row: joel Engleman, Chris Tsitouris, jack Wood. Second row: Barry Kayne, Ioan Schlezinger, Ioan Edmonds. Front row: Diane Long, Ron Clowson, George Slater. Class Cabinets Seniors Back row: Rick Thatcher, Carol Michaelson, Jeff Schottenstein. Second row: Iudy Kava- naugh, Midge Egnor, Ioan Williams. Front row: Dave Brandt, Jill Edmonds, joe Schofer. Sophomores Back row: Rita Zeff, Sam McGavran, Sue Yardley. Second row: Polly Taylor, Jeff Schwartz, Sue Forman. Front row: Ellen Ziskind, Aandy Tsitouris, Nancy Samson. Fwy' Page Sixty-fu , Back row: Sam xfL'C.lNTilI1, Mike Hardesty, Ron Clowson, Sam NItCandlish. Front row: Sandy Pollock, Dave Brandt, Bob Babbitt, Midge Egnor, Fred Shafer. Student Court Making the parking lot a safer place and keeping order at the bonfire and pep rally were the main projects of Student Court during the past year. The main purpose of Student Court is to help Student Council enforce the rules and regulations of the school. The Court was handled excellently through the cooperation of each member and with the sound advice of Nlr. Harold Tipton, faculty advisor. This year's offi- cers were Bob Babbitt, chief justiceg Midge Egnor, secretaryg Nlike Hardesty, bailiffg and Dave Brandt, Fred Shafer, Sam NIcCandlish, Sandy Pollock, Sam NIcCarvan, Ron Clowson- justices. Student Health Council Judy Kavanaugh, president of this year's Health Council, led the organization in an at- tempt to better the health conditions of the school. This year the Council made posters for bettering the health habits of the student body and sponsored the Red Cross and United Ap- peals drives. Membership of Student Health Council con- sists of two boys and two girls from each class. These members are elected in their freshman year and serve for four years. Becky Riggs was vice-president and Kathy Kienzle was secretary- treasurer. Miss Nlargaret Love was the faculty advisor. Back row: Dick Rush, Bob Self, Becky Riggs, Carole South, Sally Morrow, Polly Taylor, Bill Betz, Dave Helmick. Front row: Dick Lutzy, John Dennis, Judy Bone, Iudy Kavanaugh, Kathie Kienzle, jack South, Doug Fleckner. Page Sixty-six We -QI V Back row: Rick Thatcher, Mike Gertner, Gayle Caplan, Jill Edmonds, Lynne Schomaker, Fred Shafer, Irene Humphrey, Jack Dickey, Doug Bloomfield, Doug Fleckner, Joe Schofer, John Willson, Jerry Doss! Front row: Barbara Kanter, Janet Wulber, Mary Orr, Carol Michaelson, Davida Cersten, Judy Wood, Patsy Belt, Jane Baldwin, Regina Stein. Quill and Scroll Twenty-one new members were initiated into Bexley's honorary journalism society, Quill and Scroll. To be eligible for membership a student must be a member of the TORCH or BEXLEO staff, in the upper third of his class, and have the recommendation of the advisor. Membership in this club recognizes the contribution which a student has made to the success of school publications. National Thespian Society Each spring those students who have participated in Bexley's dramatic activities or who have helped behind the scenes are initiated into the National Thespian Society. Started at Bexley in 1955, the organizations purpose is to encourage students who have shown some form of dramatic ability. The new members of 1959 were honored with member- ship at a banquet April 21 for their parts in the Dramatics Club presentation, Double Doors, the Senior Play, Best Foot Forward, and the operetta, The Fortune Teller. Back row: Mike Friedman, Norm Sher, Dave Bright, Jerry Zuravsky, Doug Bloomfield, Rick Thatcher. Middle row: Candy Cox, Linda Woodruff, Judy Kavanaugh, Bruce Topolosky, Jack South, Stan Ackley, Karl Kumler, Dave Zimpfer, Carole Shustemian, Jennie Rousch. Front row: Steven Callen, Connie Stebelton, Joannie Edmonds, Jane Baldwin, Jean Willoughby, Judy Wood, Joan Williams, Lee Hamilton, Bonnie Woodruff, Bob Edmister. F f' ' Q , .aa sq 3, H ,lf 4 5 ,, -H Q 'V f 5' V , ? 7' 3 f . f . pw f ' 1 , 2 ' 'N 1 'LQ . , gl 'M 1 ' ' .1 ' V z si' 'i ' vw 1 , ,532 . 'Q 7 Q ' ' 'fi h as 1 f,Av ,5.,A:f, v , Lisp, , fy '1 if t ' 1 Q' , ,lj . ' ff, , lf' F- 'jf ' I Q-'. i' W I ' 7. x , ' i cf fa zlOl5 Page Sixly-5817811 .a if Aim' m I AR A c TER Back row: Jule Durschnitt, Kathie Kienzle, Fred Mann, Doug Fleckner, Jeff Stern, Linda VVeissenbach, Carol Davis, Judy Bone, Patty Lutzy, Judy Hagh, Carol Gearhart, Petie Kurtz. Second row: Genie Stein, Jerry Doss, Linda Varley, janet VVulbur, Dasida Cersten, Ie Schottenstein, Carol Michaelson, Joe Schofer, Wes Rosenthal, john Wilkon, Lynne Schomaker. Front row: Dave Brandt, Mary Orr, Jane Baldwin, Mike Hardesty, jill Edmonds, Miriam Dornbirer, Dick Nafzger, Fred Shafer, Rick Thatcher. National Honor Society Tea. National Honor Society Being elected to National Honor Society is a great experience to re- member from oneis high school years. Only six per cent of the juniors and fifteen per cent of the seniors are eligible. In addition, students are considered on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. This year on March 11 more stu- dents were inducted into the National Honor Society. There were ten juniors and fourteen seniors to receive the honor. Following the formal induction, there was a tea in the foyer of the auditorium for all the new members. Miss Marion Thomas is the sponsor. Presentation of the flag by Dave Brandt i i F l I Mr. jones congratulates Fred Mann Page Sixty-eight W7 Back row: Mike Gertner, Mary Orr, janet VVulber, Kathie Kienzle, Barton Brier. Front row: Tex Pritchett, Jeff Schotten- stein, Jeff Stern, Judy Bone. Latin Club Latin Clubs Roman Banquet, the annual trek back to ancient Rome, serves to show new Latin students a picture of Roman life. Under the leader- ship of jeff Schottenstein, president, Tex Pritchett, vice-president, Judy Bone, secretary, Geoff Stern, treasurer, and Miss Opal Wylie, advisor, Latin Club initiated 22 new members, freshmen who maintained an A average. Latin Club also spon- sored a very successful open house, Rockin Roman Holiday. This active Bexley organization also participated in the Franklin County Junior Classical League by furnishing some of its most active workers. French Club French Club has had quite a successful year. There was a variety of interesting programs con- sisting of movies, slides, a speaker from France, and the combined meeting with Spanish Club. The highlight of the year was the city-wide French Banquet, at which Bexley had a clever skit based on a night club scene featuring three acts-the Chipmunk Song, La Petite Ridinghood Bleue, and Honey Bun. French Club was led by President Carol Michael- son, Vice-President Midge Egnor, and Secretary- Treasurer Patsy Belt, with Mr. Ralph Howell as advisor. Back row: Carol Michaelson, Patsy Belt, Sheldon Hurwitz, Fred Folsom, jeff Papier, Margy Turner, Sue Ross. Second row: Linda Weissenbach, Bob Shaw, Davida Gersten, Cheryl Margulis, Lorraine Weber, Meg McGavran, Sharon Paine, Mary Carves. Front row: Midge Egnor, Sue Yardley, Lynn Fishman, Evy Simon, Glenda Schottenstein, Ellen Eisenberg, Genie ' ' d ev. Stem, Lin a Varl 1 Page Sixty'-nim Candy Cox says, A me Espana es muy interesantef' Spanish Club This year the Spanish Club underwent a num- ber of changes. New qualifications for members were among these changes. In order for a Hrst year student to be rushed at the end of the first semester, he must have a B average or better. Old stand-lays were enjoyed this year, as in previous years. The Pinata party, the joint meeting with the French Club, and the City XVide Fiesta rounded out the year. Otticers were Candy Cox, president, Kay Cear- hart, vice-president, Gayle Caplan, secretary, and Bonny Roselle, treasurer. The advisor was Mr. L. Smith. Book Club At each Book Club meeting seven teams com- peted in monthly quizzes which proved to be informative as well as enjoyable. At the end of the year, awards were presented to the team with the highest scores in the quizzes, and also to the most outstanding member of the club. Colored leather bookmarks with Bexley sten- oiled in white was the money-making project of the year. The advisor was Nliss Lula Cal- logly, and the oflicers were Sandra Marks, presi- dent, Lynne XVhetstone, vice president, and Bonnie XVoodruH, secretary-treasurer. Bonnie XVoodruff presides at Book Club meeting BOOKS ..,- - s- was itaia Page Seventy Q . 1 I Q Back row: Marlene Solomon, Carol Davis, Marcia Ruhlin loughby, Mary Scheiderer. Music Club With the aid of its advisors, Mr. Myers and Mr. Mazarak, the club sponsored a dance with the theme of South Pacific. At Christmas, Music Club, with Y-teens, sponsored Kinder Key Caroling. Cn April ll, the club helped Mr. Myers and Mr. Mazarak with the Ohio Music Education Associa- tion Solo and Ensemble Auditions. Olhcers of the club were Janet Wulber, presi- dent: Jim Keyes, vice-presidentg and Jean Wil- loughby, secretary-treasurer. Members of the cabi- net were Marlene Solomon, publicity, Carol Davis, refreshments, and Mary Scheiderer, Judy Bone, Marlene Blum, and Marcia Buhling, class repre- sentatives. , 1. V r , sl 5.5 5 A 5 . Q' Q 1 g t Ar , a 1 H 2 Q A f 4 as Marlene Blum. First row: Judy Bone, Janet Wulber, Jean Wil Future Teachers of America Under the leadership of Becky Biggs, president, Sandy Zelizer, vice-presidentg and Mary Orr, secretary-treasurer, Future Teachers of America sponsored a very successful year. Programs which consisted of movies, speakers, and discussions de- picted the various phases of teaching. Each member was given a chance to participate in the various F. T. A. functions, the most important being the Annual Teachers' Tea. Among the highlights of the year were a statewide convention, plans for a cadet teaching program, and a visit to the Upper Arlington F. T. A. Miss Maridean Close was the advisor. Back row: Sue Albin, Jane Staker, Marie Bensky, Patty Lutzy, Joyce Godofsky, Ellen Eisenberg, Linda Weissenbach, Judy High. Second row: Myra Brahms, Carol Moore, Janet Wulber, Mary Orr, Becky Riggs, Renee Zelizer, Carol Michaelson, Gail Armbruster. Front row: Bob Lentz, Miriam Dornbirer, Carole Tuthill, Elaine Thomas, Jennie Rousch, Polly Patton, Shirley Nethers. Ill, Page Seventy-m -I' Lt-t's count up those Thespian points, says President Linda XVoodruff Dramatics Club One of the largest projects of the Dramatics Club this year was the three-act play, Double Door. After the play the club held an open house for members of the crew, cast, and par- ents. At the banquet in April, members were ini- tiated into the National Thespian Society. Under the supervision of Nlrs. Sara Buchanan, the club showed much enthusiasm for all phases of the drama. Serving as oflicers this year were Linda XVoodrufl, president, David Parsons, vice- presidentg Kay Cerhart, secretary, and Bonnie XVoodruff, treasurer. Art Club The Art Club this year had a very successful program. Through lectures, movies, and a trip to Cincinnati the members found a better ap- preciation of art. Under the supervision of Mr. Trivella, Art Club sponsored several projects, including a school dance and the decorations for the annual Halloween Party. The President is Darlene Cohen, and her cabinet consists of Ellen Brooke, vice-president, Terry Thall, secretary, and Kay Gearhart, treasurer. IL' Back row: Sue Herrmann, Sherry Simpson, Pat Smothers, Larry Bauerle, Sharon Downard, Carole Schaaf, Mason Burgess, judy Xloodyard. Front row: Barbara Heurich, Nancy Stewart, Terry Thall, Darlene Cohen, Ellen Brooke, Kay Cearhart Susan Boss, Dick Rush. v Page Severzty-tivo , gli. .5 Back row: Tucky Cain, john Stolzenbach, Tom Elsass, Bob Hill, Bill Hunter, Jerry Doss, Bob Quisenberry, Dick Stevens, Ben Buckner. Second row: Mr. joseph Gibboney, advisor, David Addison, Ricky Culbertson, Charles Lynch, Dick Penn, jim Hunter, Charles Clark, Mason Burgess, Front row: Larry Ritter, Gerald Bauman, Ricky Brooks, Larry Kerr, Kenny Laudenbach, Skip Amburn, Ron Culbertson, Dick Morrow, Tex Pritchett. Hi-Y Club Our Hi-Y sponsored several projects and took part in activities initiated by the -Central Y.M.C.A. Some of these activities were volleyball, bowling, basketball, Kinder Key Christmas program, and a Youth in Government program. Presiding over this group was Larry Kerr. His oflicers were lim Merkle, vice-president, Bill Malloy, secretary, and Bill Rader, treasurer. Serving as ad- visor was Mr. joseph Cibboney. Varsity B With the capable advice of Mr. Tenwalde, Varsity-B had another fine year. Leading the club were Jerry Doss, president, Rick Thatcher, vice- president, and Brooks Westwater, secretary-treas- urer. The principal aim of Varsity-B is to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit. This spirit is encouraged both in our own school and in the wider community of the Central Buckeye League. Mem- bership in Varsity-B is dependent upon winning at least one letter in interscholastic competition. Back row: Fred Shafer, Dick Nafzger, Bruce Topolosky, lim Schomaker, Stan McCloy, Dick Morrow, Stan Myers, jim Haunty, Steve Houch, Bill Shenk, Tom Williams, Dick Edmister, Bob Swedlow, Mike Hardesty. Second row: Stan Ackley, Bob Babbitt, Stan Yenkin, Kenny Chasin, Skip Ambum, Mike Mercurio, Sandy Pollock, john Olfenberg, Alfred Hawraney, Ronnie Polster, Bill Malloy, Bob Newell. Front row: Chris Avren, Fred Abel, jack Hornberger, Bart Nedelman, Rick Thatcher, Jerry Doss, Brooks Westwater, Charles Hudson, John Dennis, Sam McCandlish, Steve Thomas, Dave Fried- man, Doug Bloomfield. 'F ,.pmnf5 5 JJ Nxp 0953 Page St'i't'i1!,y-Ilzrvz 'll 'x 1 P-pi. ss- Nnw, Ulelli. is that the union or intersection of two sets? aslts Nlr. Schacht. Evening Mathematics Class Under thc guidance of Mr. john Schacht, a special Evening Xlathematics Class was established, lhe purpose of the class was to allow interested boys and girls to study more advanced mathematics, inclutling set theory and symbolic logic, not covered in the regular school curriculum. Much class time was spent in preparing for the annual Mathematics .association ol' .Xmerica Test given in March. Mem- bership. although voluntary, was necessarily limited to seniors and juniors. Science Club Broatlcasting from its radio station was the main project of the Science Club during the past year. Another iroject was the purchase of a telescope. At a time w en technical knowledge is being empha- sized, the purpose of this club is to promote seienf tilic interest throughout the school. The ofhcers include Bert lapiltse, president: lelli Papier, vice- prcsidentg and Kenny Lauclenbach, secretarytreas- urer. Mr. llaroltl Ridenour is the advisor. Rack row: Dave Field, joe Schofer, Kenny Lauclenbach. llelli Papier, Bert lapilxse. Mickey Iortlan. Secnml row: Jerry Zuravslty, Dave japiltse, Dave Parsons. Paul Bencler, Don Ruben, Nlr. Hal llitlenour. advisor, Front roici Paul Ogan. Bill Rogers. Danny Dorman. lutl Elliot. Page Sereizty-four ! 31,116 3 9' - ---.ao-L..... 3 -. .. V..- - if XIX O J Back row: Darianne Dick, Jule Durschnitt, Marilyn Hays, Sandy Petzinger, Carole South, Betty Harris, Amy Blue, Ina Valcov, 'Barbara Kanter, Ellen Brooke. Second row: Carol JollilTe, Becky Riggs, Lynn Whetstone, Patty Lutzy, Judy Bone, Kathie Kienzle, Linda Weissenbach, Barbara Dulfey, Dina Flaum, Gail Garves, Gayle Caplan, Marjorie Katz. Front row: Jill Edmonds, Joan VVilliams, Bonnie VVoodruff, Midge Egnor, Becky Gebhart, Carol Tuthill, Miriam Dombirer, Judy High, Girls' Athletic Club Bev Green, Lee Hamilton. Evidence of the outstanding interest in girls' sports is the large membership of G.A.-C.-286 girls. Under the supervision of Miss Love, the club had a busy schedule of activities. For the Mad Hatter Bushing Party on September l8, the girls created hats representing a favorite sport. On October 4 G.A.C. was host for a hockey clinic directed by the Dayton Field Hockey -Club. Over one hundred girls from Columbus high schools enjoyed excellent instruction in Held hockey. The traditional Hockey Night followed by a potluck supper completed the hockey season on No- vember ll. Harriet Davidoff models for style show Other club events included a dance after the basketball game January 9 and an exciting Basket- ball Class Night on March ll. The Fitting climax to the year was the Annual Banquet at Ilonka's. Signs of superstition indicating Banquet No. 13 were everywhere. Following the presentation of the sports awards, the new sports- heads and ofhcers were installed. With words of good luck the retiring officers: President Miriam Dornbirerg Vice-President Bebe Bairdg Secretary Bev Greene, Treasurer Judy High, and Intramural Sports Manager Carole Tuthill, concluded the Banquet and the year. Mad Hatters-Mary Wulber, Judy High, Cheryl Droz l F l 1 .li l'!Tl'I I Puge Severity-H I I V 5 xx i .., 'il-ff? Hack row: Polly Taylor, Carol jolitfe, Mary Scheiderer, Darianne lliek, Nlelissa Rlanton, Bev Soloxe, Sue Forman, Becky Gebhart, Nancy Strickler. Second rote: Sally Reynolds, Sue Yardley, Rarbara Dulliey, Judy lligh, Lynn XVhetstone, Patty Lutzy. Marcia Heffernan, Gail Dunavent, Kay Essex, Klary XVulber, Karen Seheiderer. Frou! row: Rita Zell, Bonnie XK'ood- ruff, Nancy Samson, Betsy Addison, Carolyn Kurtz, Judy Rone, Carol Davis, Barbie Blose. Y-Teens Growing in the knowledge and love of Cod and learning the qualities of friendship and loyalty are the main goals of the Y-Teens. To attain these goals the club under the guidance of Nlrs. Antoin- ette Rarr and Miss Trola KlcCurdy sponsored many activities. The first of these events was the custom- ary Can Can Party held on December thirteenth. XYith the joint efforts of the Y-Teens and Hi-Y members, twenty-three baskets of food were col- lected for the Settlement llouse. The next event of the year was the Orphans' Party. Orphans were the guests of the club at a Christmas party. The members thoroughly enjoyed the children and were pleased that the children had so much fun. Spaghetti dinner ..., t. f 1 I . Y Y ,K swim, .,- . .e N I ' ' ' 1 . 1 1 ..1 The virls also worked on the Lilv Parade and . rs' - . 4 1 u Links, projects which are in the nature of charity. Xlanv social events were enoved bv the Y-Teen . ' . J 1 ' - . girls. They had a spaghett1 dinner, alter which there was a very enjoyable sing. On :Xpril IO the girls sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance. It was enjoyed very much by everybody. An overnight and a Mothers' Day tea were also held. Y-Teen ollicers were Petie Kurtz, president: Judy Rone, vice-president: Nancy Samson. secretary: and Rctsv :Xddison, treasurer. ludy Kavanau rh served . , . E, as program chairman and Carol Davis as member- at-large. Roaring twenties party -p. ,GO Editors Linda Weissenbach, Kathie Kienzle CBexleoJ, Jack Dickey, Gayle Caplan ,60 Bexleo Staff Back row: Barbara Duffey, Judy High, Bob Edmister, Jeff Papier, Phyllis Shlonsky, Carol Davis. Second row: Barbara Daines, Patty Lutzy, Fred Mann, Tom Tussing, Jeff Stern, Kay Tilley, Bebe Baird. Front row: Barbie Blose, Lynn Whetstone, Linda Weis- senbach, Kathie Kienzle, Ellen Eisen- berg, Evy Simon, Darianne Dick fTorchJ ,60 Torch Staff Back row: Rita Waldman, Connie Stebelton, Marlene Blum, Sharon Lie- berman, Bruce Gilbert, Babs Sher, Jack Meyer, Mike Friedman, Gail Dunavent, Jerilyn Lazear, Richard Westerman, Ellen Drum, Jessie Wile, Judy Bone. Second row: Dave Jap- ikse, Janie Woodworth, Joyce Godof- sky, Sandy Berlin, Sally Nolan, Ann Polster, Ed Goodman, Dina Flaum, Linda Ohmer, Carol Gloyd, Marlene Solomon, Lynne Grundstein, Kay Gearhart. Front row: Irv Haas, Glenda Schottenstein, Doug Fleckner, Gayle Caplan, Jack Dickey, Sue Ross, Jeff Schwartz, Irene Humphrey PM o crrv Tliall Ellen Darlene 'T? in, Nikita, this is Bill Rogers japikse calling f ,4 I ,Q v v, IH a t -'-5 N i 4 I-v I 495213 1 ,1 ,f v 'Ill 'furthe City Wide banquet 3.. '0 Columbus comes t Freddy Mann and Inter-C.B.L. Student Club to order Candy Cox calls Spanish YF .ra i S Wk 1' for -nt Council elections Wm -ex D . . .1 Head Cheerleader Sports Captalns Pugu Sulwufx-rziric P rn w URT., Nlnny lessons in tt-gunwork. sportslnainship, and pcrsonul intcgrity can hc lcurm-cl away from the Classroom, on thc fivlcl of sport. Tlwsv lessons can ultimately shupc tht- pattcrns of our livcs and give' thcin add:-cl scopo and mciining. For this rcuison, sports arc an intcgral part of tht- progmin nt Bcslvy. In the iniclst of all thc cxcitmna-nt, it is vasy to lost- sight of the principal olnjcc-tixvs of sports. .Ns in the past. we hopt- that Bcxlvy' shall cvcr he hnmhlc' in victory, optimistic in lltxllklt. and honor- nhle in hoth. 1 fm f e N f nf f Jerry Durham Halfback , 'V 5 1. f' C u-...A ' ,. Q N . X DTk 1131 lu JY All C B L My ? RP . N viii, f x7 Bob Newell H alfback , Q fix Ei G li ll 4? Q Sandy Pollock Qu arterbdck -'ff I in C , I .I , uf .- ' , Q' AQ J Y Q r Y Y, I ,X H Q I ' U H 1 . F- 1 - ' ' o ,y , 1. 1 V ' '7-' 47 B ll M ll ,, H f L ' l , ,1 'I I Q fi 4 '74 ,lx A , ,M , xxx: X R ky Th I ll ,J ' T kl 4 All c B L M Sam McCandlish ,, End All C.B.L. 'A 1 I, 3 ' W f 1 1- A , L 11-1 -. ' ' . - ' ! , Jim Haunty Taclcl I I 1 ,, ,pi -'J Mfg- C A t X455 11' Mk H a ty E d All CBL Coach Ben Tenwalde I c I 1 I h fj ay ua Ronny Culbertson Center H able Menti u 4. ii . x 31 XX I I ' . .ff . .X Q I , x A '. 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' VX X f X 1 AI I-rmivn xx Frml- X1.mn End hm' ' llnxmrnhlv Nh-ntmu 5 ss xx XM . 1 J . -45 7 1 t V 1 ' ' 1 I E 3 4 1 W L R' , -. h K J , 1 ' sk hi 5 fhuuk Hmlmn fin 0 T-KHP ll--vmrllulv X11-uhm T-m Imam: Pull Football Back row: Coach Russ Owen, Coach Dick Mann, Coach Ben Tenwalde, Mike Mercurio, Bob Congrove, Mike Snyder, Ion Olander, jim Haunty, Ron Culbertson, John Offenberg, Mark Rosen, Coach Dana Swinehart. Third row: Steve De- Voe, Bart Nedelrnan, Dave Helmick, Terry Lane, jerry Mechling, Don Cishel, Dave Hilleary, Bob Quisenberry, Alfred Hawraney, Jerry Durham, Steve Thomas, Iohn Schacht, Coach Pete Nonnemacher. Second row: Jim Wacker, Fred Mann, lack Homberger, Bill Rader, Sandy Pollock, Sam McCandlish, jim Merkel, jerry Boster, Jim Schomaker, Dick Morrow, Walt Wynd, Tom Tussing, Rodney Wasserstrom, Jim Quisenberry. Front row: Stan Ackley, Dick Penn, Chuck Hudson, Rick Thatcher, Brooks Westwater, Al Pruden, Mike Hardesty, Karl Kumler, Bill Malloy, Tom Traikovich, Wes Rosenthal, Bob Newell, Bob Babbitt Under head coach Ben Tenwalde, the Blue Lions brought Bexley its finest season in recent years, compiling an eight and one record. The opening game proved to be a sign of the good things to come as a Bexley squad defeated St. Charles for the first time since 1950, 35 to 8. The next week saw powerful Logan come to town, only to succumb to the deadly passing of Bob Babbitt by the score of 38 to 30. Bexley posted its first two CBL wins the following two weeks at the expense of Delaware and Crand- view. The Arlington game, expected to be close, quickly turned into a rout as the Lions defeated their archrival 42 to 0. After defeating White- hall in the F og Bowlf, Bexley returned home to host Worthington before an overflow home- coming crowd. Although winning 14 to 8, Bex- ley's title hopes received a bad blow as Bob Babbitt was lost for the remainder of the season with a broken leg. After downing a stubborn Mt. Vernon team, Bexley met unbeaten Urbana for the championship. In an extremely close game, Bexley lost 14 to 8 and finished the season as CBL runners-up. Although not winning the championship, Bex- ley received recognition as seven boys, Rick Thatcher, Co-captain Bill Malloy, Mike Hard- esty, Dick Penn, Sam McCandlish, Co-captain Karl Kumler, and Bob Babbitt were named to the All-Central Buckeye League team. In addi- tion, Kumler and Babbitt placed on the All- Central District team, and Babbitt made third team All-State. Bexley can certainly be proud of this year,s football team, a team which never gave up and which came through with its great- est efforts when the chips were down. Back row: Bill Ruben, Bill Betz, Stan McCloy, Larry Wolfe, Bill Hunter, Kenny Cohen, Tanny Feerer, Dennis Mellman. Fourth row: Steve DeVoe, Bob Congrove, Steve Tuckerman, Don Cishler, Dave Hilleary, Bob Quisenberry, Coach Pete Nonnemacher. Third row: Dave Helmick, Terry Lane, jerry Mechling, Jim Westwater, Chris Tsitouris, Bill Strouse, Beau Hamer, Tim Lane. Second row: jim Wacker, Iim Hunter, Bob Hepps, Ron Clowson, George Slater, Ricky Brooks, Bruce Tennebaum, Dan Beggs, Gerald Bauman, Coach Dick Mann. Front row: Scott McElroy, Charles Myers, Iim Kellogg, Jim Curl, Bruce Siegel, Doug Loeffler, Jim Kirk, Frank Sebring, Ivan Romanoff, Jack Wood Back row: Les Slobin, Fred Mann, Sandy Pollock, Dick Morrow, ,lim Haunty, Stan Myers, jack Hornberger, Dave Brandt, Bill Rader, Steve Thomas. Front row: Coach Carlton Smith, Tom Tussing, Sam McCandlish, Dick Nafzger, Mike Hardesty, Karl Kumler Basketball As defending Central Buckeye League cham- pions, Bexley matched its last year,s record of 16 and 4, but this time finished second behind Urbana. We may be proud, however, that Urbana's lone defeat in league play was at the hands of Bexley. Coach Smith's Lions led by Captain Dick Nafzger, featured good scoring balance with Sam McCandlish, Tom Tussing, and Nafzger consistently hitting in double figures. Mike Hardesty and Karl Kumler also contributed many outstanding performances, especially in the rebounding department. Dave Brandt, Jim Haunty, and Sandy Pollock provided the main bench strength and were called upon many times to spell the starters. After defeating Washington Court House in the season opener, Bexley rolled over its next five opponents before meeting its first stiff com- petition in Columbus West. A close game all the way, the Lions won it 42 to 40 on Karl Kumler,s last second jump shot. After downing Worth- ington, Bexley suffered its first defeat by losing to Mount Vernon. Bexley won six of its final eight games, losing only to Worthington and to Urbana in the season finale, 49 to 33. In the Central District Tournament Bexley was seeded third and won its first two games over Cardington and Hilliards, before losing to a stubborn VVesterville team 51 to 50. For his excellent play all season long, Dick N afzger repeated as All-Central Buckeye League guard. Next year's captain, Sam McCandlish, was honored on the All C.B.L. second team. The reserves, coached by Dana Swinehart, Hnished their season with 9 and 8 record. Coach Smith can look forward to many fine prospects including freshman Ron Clowson and sopho- mores Frank Eiferman, Steve DeVoe, Jerry Mechling, Steve Tuckerman, and Larry Ritter. just because Bexley did not win the champion- ship does not mean that they did not play like champions. While some teams displayed bad sportsmanship, the Bexley boys kept their heads and were a credit to both the school and the community. Back row: Jim Quisenberry, Tom Elsass, Jerry Mechling, Vince Mercurio, Steve Tucker- man, Larry Ritter, Ron Clow- son, Steve DeVoe, Dave Addi- son, Frank Eiferman, Dave Helmick, John Schacht. Front row: Coach Dana Swinehart, Bill Hoyer, Joe Ullery, Ron Dolinger, Andy Tsitouris -I 1. S' 1 . r X Q ii f - , ' ' ,L U v f X 121' i 4 ff' F- XS! 31 Q-1 Q f' X 1 ,x w Q f , , r x' L F Jack Hornberger A 1 fry , , Forward S.1m fNIuC.lnd1isll -, V' Coach Carlton Smith Forward , ' Sec-cmd 'TL'llll'l All C,B.L. ' Kilrl Kumlcr ,L ,Ai1,,,,,,,,,,, ,,hi.,,,., Guard ,. I I f 'C L .,.,.s..b. . A--W ,y ' . . X Q v f K 5 I 7 Jim Huunty X x Ccntcr V' 1 4' 4. X 4 U , Qi.. '61 'F 1 z X 1 . EX ' w ifi . ' 3 ,I 2 1 fr 1:4-3 V A 1 I I G x.- JJ Q xy 'G' G1 Y 1 if 'I , A . Q Sun Xiu-rs l'4vnru.11'd Dick Nnffgcr Guard All C.B.L. , Dave Brandt Guard B.-xl.-,W Bula-'y Bvxlcx' Bvxlcf' Bula-y B1-xlvx' Bvxlvy' Bexley Bvxlvy' Bcxlcy Bvxlvy Bcxlvy llvxlvy B4-xlm-y Huxlvy Hvxlvy' lk-xlvx' BCX Ivy l,Q'Xll'y Bcxlvy 66 -19 58 68 60 53 42 63 56 59 62 80 40 33 'U 61 ,333 - s .11 . I 50 I 5 1 Bill NJLICI' CIu,ml 52 XY.uhiI1Qtml . . . . m5 - St. C.h.xrln's .36 l,l'l.lXN'.ll't' 53 c:TAlIlLlX'i0XV 34 ,-Xrlinqtun S39 XYhitvh.1ll '10 Uyvst 49 NYurthi11L1hm 62 Xlf. Yl'l'l1llIl 50 L'I'h.lll.l 5-'3 Dm'l.m'.1r1' 53 flr.1l1clx'ie'u' 535 ,Xrlinglun Sl NYlnih-lmll xYUl'thillLffUll 4 XII. YQ-rnun UI l,rlm.m.1 J J.. fi' 'IUL HX XXIEYI' JW fhrclington 43 Hillhlrcls 51 XYvstcrvill1' -X fum Ivlvllll lwvnh-r H-url.-r.nl-lr XI:-ntmn H. LA 0, 1 xg!! . 4 4 .A 4 5, xfllu' llxnrclf-Nh l vvrxv..mf H-'u-1r,lluI.- XI,-nfmg, Q S.m1iy l'oHm'k Clmrll Forw.lrLl 'i I Dm 'i Nlurruu Page Eighty-six 1 V. Back row: Rick Thatcher, Grant Masson, Bob Edmister. Stan McCloy, Bart Nedelman, Jack South, Boyd Crall, Tom Olander, Chris Avren, Ron Leukart, Skip Amburn, Ion Olander, Coach Russ Owen. Front row: George McCloy, Rick Traa, Steve Levitt, Bob Shaw, Mike Friedman, jim Ringer, Scott McElroy, Mike Widdis, left Paine, Steve Levy, Terry Lane Swimming Coach Russ Owen's swimming team enjoyed another fine season, finishing with a 5 and 3 record. Led by Co-captains jack South and Boyd Crall, Bexley finished third in both the City Re- lays and the district meet. Many fine individual performances were turned in by South, Crall, Stan and George McCloy, and jon and Tom Olander. Tom Olander, a new student this year, broke the existing school records in the 150-yard individual medley and the butterfly. Wrestling Bexley's wrestling team, much improved with a year's experience, posted a 4 and 8 record. Wrestling, still a relatively new sport at Bexley, came into its own this year, attracting increased student interest. Under the able leadership of Coach Ben Ten- walde and Captain Ronnie Polster, Bexley bet- tered last year's record despite the loss of many lettermen through graduation. At the Winter Sports Banquet, Schomaker was named next year's captain and Wes Rosenthal the Most Valuable Wrestler. Back row: Bruce Topolosky, Ricky Bender, Dave Lane, Bill Betz, Charles Myers, Ivan Romanoff, Dave Friedman, Mike Mercurio, Spike Simpson, Sam McGavran, Marv Paine, Ricky Brooks, Larry Herwald. Second row: Coach Ben Tenwalde, Colman Kahn, Ronnie Polster, Jim Schomaker, Wes Rosenthal, Bill Malloy, Bill Goldberg, Steve Houck, jim Merkel, Ronny Erkis. Front row: Tanny Feerer, Bernie Yavitch, Dicky Dick, Dick Golden, Tom Williams, Bill Shenk, Fred Shafer, Doug Loeltler, Dan Beggs 09, 5' 1. A Page liiglzty-sci as GHz my 1,4- 4 Buck roxc: Tom Tussiug, Bob Quisenberry, Bob Edmister, Rick Thatcher, Jerry Nlechling. Bill Goldberg, Frank Eifcrman David Lane, Doug Bloomfield. Second row: Coach Russell Owen, john Dennis. Jack llornberger, Steve Thomas, john Oflcnbcrg, jim Haunty, Dick Stevens, jim Schomaker, Dick Morrow, Coach Harold Ridcnour. Front row: Boyd Crall Brooks NYestxvater, Larry Kerr, Mike Hardesty. Dick Nafzgcr. Stan Ackley, Dick Penn, Ion Olander, Karl Kumler. Track Back to improve upon last season's second place finish are eleven lettermen, including Go- Captains Mike Hardesty and Larry Kerr. Goached by Russell Owen and Harold Hal Ridenour. the Lion trackmen have set their sights on defending champion XVortbington and the Central Buckeye League crown. Despite the loss of XVendell Kessler, jerry Hockman, and Scott Burns due to graduation, Bexley's chances Nluch of the squads strength is centered around the high jump, broad jump, the middle distances, and pole vault. The pole vault is especially strong this year with Dick Nafzger, who placed eighth in the state meet last spring, returning. Great things are also predicted for Tom Tussing in the 880-yard run. Other con- sistent scorers are expected to be Kerr, Hard- esty, Kumler, Offenberg, and Ackley. of accomplishing this goal are excellent. Back row: Richard XVesterman, Dick Lutzy, Danny Beggs, Mike Hausman, John Armbruster, Vince Mercurio, George NlcCloy, Tom Olander, Alfred Hawraney, Stan McGloy, Steve Glick, Brian Michaelson. Third row: Steve Houck, Bob Hill, Terry Lane, Dave Helmick, jerry Durham, Sam Bates, Jack Boren, Bruce Gilbert, Dave Lessem, George Slater, jack XVo0d. Second row: Dave Iapikse, Jim XVestwater, John jones, Ben Buckner, jim Hunter. jim Kellogg, Jim Ringer, Bart Nedelman, jerry Anthony, Barry Kayne. Front row: Larry Ritter, jerry Boster, Chuck Hudson, Mike Snyder, Bill Shenk, jim Davis, David Bloomfield 95 f'9 ' ,fl Q sn. C3 3 , Q Q, l la? ' 1 Q' S lelxlim ig, ef., age Eighty-eight Us f 4- X Ne wma 1: . l rf- . 'R-,.A.i.-QV3 h ,al W Back row: Bernie Yavitch, Rick Traa, Rodney Wasserstrom, John Strahm, Chris Tsitouris, Howie Schlezinger, Dave Hilleary, Calvin Hamrick, Bob Hepps. Second row: jeff Pearson, Andy Holstein, Tom Elsass, Steve Comer, Mike Mercurio, Ron Clowson, Bob Congrove, Ron Culbertson, Coach Nonnemacher. Front row: Steve Tuckerman, Dave Brandt, Ron Erkis, Bob Newell, VVest Rosenthal, Sam McCandlish, Bob Babbitt, Alan Blue, Sandy Pollock, Bill Rader. Baseball With six starters back from last year's C.B.L. sive weaknesses and lack of pitching depth, but runners-up, Bexley's baseball hopes are high. Re- these things can be ironed out as the year progresses. turning are Dave Brandt, Wes Rosenthal, Alan The opening game against Aquinas was highlighted Blue, Ronnie Erkes, Sam McCandlish, and Captain by Dave Brandt's four hits, including a grand-slam Bob Babbitt. Bob is expected to see only limited home run, and Alan Blue's sparkling one-hit action because of a football injury. Coach Clarence shutout. Pete Nonnemacher, now in his second season at Bexley and Crandview are expected to give de- Bexley, can also expect solid performances from lending champion Mount Vernon a hard time, Bob Newell, Andy Holstein, and Ron Culbertson. with Upper Arlington as a possible dark horse. Early season games have indicated some defen- Practice and hard work will tell the story. Back row: Bill Thomas, John Karn, Steve Rosenthal, Charles Myers, Jack Meyer, Barry Leeman, Les Levitt, Sam Weiner, Kenny Haas, jeff Paine, Bob Hepps. Front row: Chris Tsitouris, Ricky Culbertson, Kenny Cohen, Ronnie Dolinger, Spike Simpson, Ricky Brooks, Bill Hoyer, Mike Cassidy, Ioe Ullery. fe ...- l :'l .fa -3 A C! AH . 0 ' ' as 5- , ' ' 'rl 1. .-:Th nq.'. -Y 5. af' 4 'MR e 7--.. Vi .V Page Eigliry-nim, Bill Hunter, Dan Dozer, Phil Levine, Rick Levinson, Pete Monett, Reid XVasserstrom, Iim Keyes, Steve De-Voe, Coach Smith, jim Merkel, Pete Blue, ,loel Engleman, Dave Sanshury, Richard Frankel, Steve Miller, Grant Price, Dennis Mellman Golf Bexleys golf team, coached hy Carlton Smith, is relatively new this year, with Captain jim Merkel heing the only returning letterman. After winning the C.B.L. crown last year, Bexley's golfers have their hopes set high again for a repeat performance. The remaining three posi- tions will he filled from among Steve DeVoe, jim Keyes, Peter Blue, and Dave Sanshury. The highlight of this season was the teanfs southern tour of several famous golf courses during the spring vacation. Tennis Hopes are high for winning the C.B.L. tennis crown this year-and with good reason. Six of last year's lettermen are returning to action this spring. This team, which hopes to win the first C.B.L. championship for Coach joseph Cib- honey, is composed of Captain jerry Doss, Andy Tsitouris, Stan Myers, Boh Swerdlow, Fred Ahel, and jack South. The remaining position will he filled hy jerry Topy or Richard Dick. Back row: Mark Rosen, Eddie Goodman, Jerry Topy, Dan NVQ-hster, Mike Friedman, Steve Shell, Fred Barry, jerry Fried- man, Don Alspaugh, Coach Cibboney. Front row: Hud Luhy, Dickie Dick, Sam McCavran, jerry Doss, Jack South, Fred Abel, Stan Myers, Boh Swedlow, Andy Tsitouris iiagr isa' A C2 . . 5 . 1. fi' . , ,S N g ft--' 5 1 1 r ,CTM ' .r 'S' 'ws ,f Q ' ,iL,. -,414 1' I sg - ,..x 0 , vi vi X Upon I I if E . 1 .3 Y s X 2 Q S79 Q - 1 ' ' '?fJ ' A rs' -X 'V . x' ,y .h Q ' 0 ' l ll rs xl ' an-xi x wq . wp- bn-ut .um unc-c! 55531 lXllIl.1lt'I'lIL'.lll5 fm' pq nllrl U wx 215 My 1, . . ,W-H., . H22 J 1 .swf Rif.fhttlll'OllgI1 that Logan line X Q 2 an .? - , 3 J '5!xJ f XS F.,- '01nm'?5 ii1ixi'f1s't Ugly' N g,g'!'2!5' he ag wr,-pu W X, ,if N 'J 1 1 N3 i 1. f Y ,tx-I ' W ' ' k ' '.: ui , ' w .',3,fl , I' 3 f.'..',. --ginseng., Z Z' Dggk zger: Gosh! the air's thin up here -Q , I - L . 1. A X ,W Q J I ' f ou Tmein, I'nQ Mt! 'Shouts Bob Bobbin to Wes Roseniial b' Q ' ' .6 hr- W Q , RQ iw , -5 1 X' K, M , n -0 ',f - .L- ' .x - ,f- -fy,-. N- . x, . 150 f ' 'W if 'V' x , ' ' x x ,fn f ' +- K ...,V1c..,,, . ,wqmx 4... . ,- -' , :,95 ry4??'a3g',g ar- q 5 ,A 4 ,gg xxx , S ff . - g gb -' 'W 1 , g'. ',g2 fw.j3 air: -f-fe.-.ff-f ' ff f-Y-w-1-,' X Y v l 1 A..1-9 N.,,..2,:- mi' ' M' ,xgzg-.fA,'1s:gefA9'.sv A rage Lv znery-two .43 SPORTS Four years of physical education are required for all girls. Other than regular class work, every girl is given the opportunity to participate in any of the seventeen intramural sports between individuals, homerooms, and classes. For more highly skilled girls, the girls' athletic program offers interscholastic sports, as well as intramural. Tennis, golf, hockey, and basketball constitute the interscholastic or varsity sports that are offered. 4 4 A Barbara Rose, Iill Edmonds, Sharon Wiggins, Norma Kahn, Jule Durschnitt Return by Jill Edmonds and Norma Kahn Mary Lou Carves, Melanie VViseman, Meg McCavran, Debbie Siegel. The intramural tennis sportsheads, jill Edmonds and Norma Kahn, organized a Bound Robin tour- nament which was played in the fall. With the spring came the selection of members for a varsity team, which competed with the teams of other high schools. While the tennis team toiled on the courts, the girls selected for the varsity golf team practiced on the green. Since only a few high school girls play a good game of golf, Cv.A.C. offered an instruction course at the Columbus Country Club for those who were interested. Amy Blue and Darianne Dick were in charge of the golf program. Nancy Harrington, Bev Green, Amy Blue, Darianne Dick, Carole Drive by Darianne Dick South, Robin VVasserstrom 1958 Hockey Team Page Ninety-llzret A- 4' Ov-Q01 . ff, 'u1H 'L4'n - , ' ' 'w v -' ,Q 4 i Swv I ..5gm'.?i.J' ' 5 , ZF v 'G-.za-f5 t of-f'l ' . 'E - M 'Fifi'-3 'cfY - -, '- '1 J Xi! ns 1 e, 3 .- 4 -fs is . Back row: Sue Yardley, Lynne Niemieyer, Betty Harris. Nancy llarrington, Bev Solove, Nancy Samson, Sue Roth, Barbara Dulley, Linda XVeissenbach, Kay Gearhart, Carol Tuthill, Linda Davis, ,Indy High, Bonnie VVoodrul9Y, Lynne VVhetstone, Darianne Dick, Linda Held. Sandy Petzinger, Bev Greene, Harriet lJL1VlLlUI'f, Mary Lou Garves. Front row: Jule Durschnitt, lrene Humphrey, Patsy Belt, Myra Brahms, Eloise Bulcer, Carol Nlichaelson, Nancy Striekler. Becky Gebhart, Judy Vklood, Kay Essex, ,lane Baldwin, joan XVilliams, Miriam Dornbirer. Not pieruretl: Gail Garyes, Marilyn Poth, Bebe Baird, Judy Drive that ball, Isinda For fun, excitement and enthusiasm our hockey program cannot be equalled. On November ll Hockey Night climaxed the season. The juniors emerged the victors, downing the seniors 2 to l. Displaying the qualities of a champion- ship team, the interscholastic squad enjoyed a near perfect season. This successful team downed all but one of its opponents. .AX single tie game with XVorthington marred the record. To celebrate an exceptional season, the team had a spaghetti dinner. RECORD Bexley ,,,,,, 1 St. Nlaryss, 7 , 7, ,, O Bexley 3 Upper Arlington 0 Bexley .. 2 University , , 0 Bexley .,., , l Grandview , , , O Bexley .,., .... , l XVorthington l Bexley it M2 Columbus School for Girls l llutgglin' jule wi a -v K 8 QW! .4 Page Ninety-four Basketball Highlights Each class had its own interscholastic team. Even though the competition was keen, many of our teams compiled good records. On teams competed for the Class Night the four varsity school championshi , which was won by the sophomores. The special event on Class Night was the crowning of the Sports Queen, Jule Dur- schnitt. SENIORS Judy Wood, Jean Willoughby, Genie Stein, Marilyn Hays, Jule Durschnitt, Miriam Dornbirer, Petie Kurtz, Nancy Strickler, Jill Ed- monds, Carol Tuthill, Jennie Roush, Joan VVilliams JUNIORS Linda Held, Ann VVillis. Sandra Petzinger, Jane Staker, Ann Fuell- hart, Darianne Dick, Linda Davis, Judy High, Linda Weissenbach, Kay Gearhart, Lynne VVhetstone, Irene Humphrey, Bonnie Woodruff SOPHOMORES ' QChampionsD Beverly Greene, Lynn Grundstein, Andrea Kushner, Lynne Nierrneyer, Sue Foreman, Sharon Wiggins, Linda Ritter, Betty Harris, Carol 5. affair Si' Monroe, Beverly Solove, Nancy Sampson, Carol South, Melanie Wisemen FRESHMEN Joyce Friedman, Sharon Harbold, Kathie Sheets, Nancy Fritsche, Barbara Rose, Mary Lou Garves, Cynthia Crall, Pamella Dinkelaker, Lorraine Weber, Pat Miller, Sue Helmick, Meg McGavran Scorers Jane Baldwin Judy Jones ,I lv I I ' ip 1121 x.. 1' r . K v '--'Q . 41 If ,' 3. as gr' .' - , .Pc-zu mimm n lmixs hh num, tenhnxque '1 Page N irzety-six Q C. Robert Myers Choral Director l'1lLj1' .Nm ART w 143811111 Sf11cl1'11ts t.1l1'11t1'cl ill H11' 1-r1'.1tix111 .11'ts .11'11 11111 IILUIX' 11pp1n1't11111t11'x tw 111111111111 tl11'11' 151111-11t11l 1 l51'xl1-yy Th . 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Front row: Joan Klopfer, Lynne Niermeyer, Judy Bone, Becky Riggs, Miriam Dornbirer, Jane Baldwin, Susan Truax Back row: Bill Hewitt, Bob Lentz, Jerry Durham, Bob Newell, Bill Malloy, Jack Horn- berger, Dave Parsons, Jim Keyes. Second row: Sherry Shamansky, Carol Davis, Petie Kurtz, Ellen Ziskind, Bev So- love, Jean Willoughby, Jill Ed- monds, John Wilson. Front row: Polly Taylor, Joan Wil- liams, Judy Jones, Nancy Strick- Judy Wood, Cerry Rush, Snider CHOIR Led by Mr. Myers, the choir is one of the most active groups in the school. Its programs are many and varied. This year the singing group gave many outstanding per- formances. Early in the fall, the parents of choir members were treated to a rehearsal given by the choir. At the holiday times the choir was especially busy, singing at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. The cold weather of Decem- ber did not prevent the choir from signing its Christmas Concert C Robert Myers Girls' Ensemble: Joan Williams, Judy Bone, Mary Orr, Barbara Daines, Carol Davis, Jean Wil- loughby, Becky Riggs, Judy Jones, Jane Baldwin. At piano: Janet Wulbur Back row: Sam Mc-Cavran, john Stolzenbock, Mark Rosen, jud Elliot, Floyd Stolzenburg, Bob Stine, Louis 'Polster. Second row: Ina Valcov, judy Shell, Jud Zelizer, Sandy Zelizer, Barbie Michaelson, Carol Baas Nancy Judson. Front row: Bar bara Paine, Debbie Zelizer, ,laynce Horvath, Carole Thall, Marcia lleflerinan, Evy Simon Marian Cohen Buck row: Sam NlcCandlish, jerry Boster, Dave Ziinpher. jerry Nlechling. ,lohn Oll-l'IllJl'Tll. Ron Culbertson. Second row: Patty Lutzy, janet XYulber. Mary Orr, Kay Cearhart, Kay Tilley, jane Stalcer. XYalt Wynd. Front row: Nina Rosen, Linda Held, Kay Essex, Lynn XVhet- stone. Barbie Blosc, Cretchen Schultz, Debbie Siegel at many places, including the elementary schools, the Bexley Women's Club, and Capital University. Christ Lutheran and as 4 . Brookwood Presbyterian Churches invited the choir to sing at :- one of their Lenten Services. The choir was honored to do this. Certainly the choir's biggest effort this year was the presentation . Members of the choir will long remember Mr. Myers and the appreciation of music he gave them. Choir oflicers were joan VVi1liams, president, Patty Lutzy, secretaryg and Carol Davis, social chairman. of the operetta, The Fortune Teller. Q l ,.....-.qv- 'l - . -..... Choir Ogicers: Carol Davis. Ioan ll'iIIiams, Patty Lufzy L Boys' Ensemble: Ind Elliot. Fred Mann, Bob Newell, Jett Stern, Jim Schoinal-cer, Dave Brifrht. YVes Rosenthal, Bill Malloy John Mazarak Back row: Nancy Fritche, Kathy Sheetz, Ann Epstein, Holliday Partsch, Steve Shkolnik, Diane Stropes, Raymond McWhorter. Second row: Sharon Hanover, Mary Scheiderer, Fred Barry, Sharon Harbold, Bob Stine, Barbara West. Front row: Mar- lene Blum, Kay Casto, Ellen Drum, Kathy Kastner, Mary Wulber, Linda Wick, Janet Heyde Back row: Cheryl Margulis, Sam Bates, jerry Anthony, Dave Addison, Jim Davis, Charles Volosin, Pete Blue. Second row: Harvey Robbins, Bert Iapikse, Ronny Polster, Dick Colden, Mike Kravitz, Bob Ballinger, Sharon Hamrick, Dave F ritsche. Front row: Linda Bauerle, Barry Blank, Sheldon Hurwitz, Bernie Yavitch, Linda Ohmer, janet Wulber CONCERT Cay music and exciting marching routines by the band added much to our football games. The band began to practice for the marching season about a week before the school year began. Under the direction of Mr. john Maza- rak, this yearis marching band was one of Bex- leyis finest. After the football season ended, the band demonstrated its versatility by changing to a concert band. This change required a complete change in technique. With the choir, the band participated in the annual Christmas concert, and also played for the tree lighting ceremony at the Circle. On April 3 the band gave a very enjoyable spring concert in the auditorium. When the State Music Concert was held at Bex- ley, band members participated and also helped Mr. Mazarak by being runners and typists for l .. L - Huck rout' Dan Dozer, Tony Cain. jack Bernstein, Mary Tully, B.irh.ir.i Rose, Sally Spencer. .Uizlrlle row: john Strahin, lilaine Kooperstein, Eloise Buker, judy llolt, joan Dunavent, Shirley Xethers, janet Ciese. Front row: -Ioan Bi-Il. Judy' Taylor, Martha Bern- stein, Sharon Paine. Melanie XYiseni.ui, Holm Shaw BAND the judges. Later in April the hand had the privilege of giving a concert at Capital Univer- sity. In Nlav the hand presented, with the choir. a spring concert in the auditoriinn. Nlav also hrought the annual hand awards banquet held at the Seneca Hotel. After dinner, awards were bestowed on deserving memhers and the rest of the evening hand memhers had a wonderful time dancing. The hand Hnished a verv active and successful year when it played at graduation. To Nlr. Nlazarak goes much gratitude for the help he gave hand memhers this year. Band officers were jim Keyes. presidentg Eloise Buker, secretary-treasurerg and Harry Hooper- stein, vice-president. Jim Keys, Eloise Buker, llarry Kooperstein t Back roir: Ricky' Bender. Klan 4 Nliller, Bill Barr, Ron Solove 1 ' Lesley Cutter. Seeoiicl mir: i Steve Levitt, Stuart .-Xltinan Don .-Xlspaugh. lhllll Bender? lell' l'.iine. Holi lfdinister. lfront ron: Harry kooperstein. Alini Ki-ies, Bill llogers. Norm Sher. Itonird Smith. lranlv Ret-tl tin Tolmin. Barry Kayne. Steve Page One Hundred Two Back row: .Dave japikse, Doug Bloomfield, jane Baldwin, Marsha Main, Micky Monroe, jill Edmonds, Eloise Buker, Mike Gertner, Linda Varley, joe Schofer, Bob Newell. Second row: Becky Riggs, janet Wulber, Gail Armbruster, Rita Wald- man, Doug Fleckner, Gayle Caplan, Iefl Schwartz, Carolyn Young, Nancy Nettles, Mrs. Sarah Amos, Advisor. Front row: gf1tEyltBelt, Lee Hamilton, Davida Gersten, Candy Cox, Mary Orr, Barbara Kanter, Ellen Drum, Sharon Hanover, Connie e e on Torch Another pattern has been established. The light from the Torch has been unusually brilliant this year. Each issue has reflected the pulse of the stu- dent body right down to the latest gripe, the most current bits of humor, the newest happen- ' ings Between Bells , and the most recent sports heroes. Among the projects of the Torch for financial ' support of the publication was the usual Dial-a- Date, Bexley High School's version of the tele- phone directory-including the yellow pagesf, A Dial-a-Date received unexpected publicity in the New York Times. Editor Mary Orr was instrumental in bringing additional prestige to 4 the Torch by virtue of her article on Dial-a-Date when it appeared in the Ohio State journal and was broadcast over the Associated Press wires. - Another Torch-sponsored fund raising project was a Valentine's dance. But as if to prove that not all of their thoughts ran in mercenary A channels, Torch staff members also sponsored A the Athlete of the Year Award. For each issue the Editor has extracted from each staff member his fair contribution, and the paper has achieved balance and dignity through Ti1DkEdif0fSf 106 Schofer, Barbara Kanter, Doug the understanding, patience, and helpful guid- F ec ner' Mary Orr ance of Mrs. Sara Amos, the faculty advisor. Page Om' llumlrcil 'Ilmt Hack row: Rick Thatcher, Midge Egnor, jerry Doss, jeff Scliottenstein, Ccnic Stein, Steve Comer, Dave Parsons, :Iulc Durschnitt, Mr. Ralph Howell, advisor. Front row: Nancy Strickler, Carol Michaclson, Judy jones, Miriain Dornbirer john XVillson, Judy XVood, Renee Zelizer, Jean XVilloughby, Lynne Schoniaker Bexleo YVith five medalist ratings from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association preceding us. the staH was eager to produce another superior yearbook. Staff meetings were held last spring in which ideas for the theme were suggested and discussed. Actual work began on the first day of school and continued until the final press deadline. One advantage this year's staff had was the camera purchased with funds left by the 1953 staff. lt proved a great help in eliminating tight pic- ture schedules. One of the highlights of the year was the annual tax stamp drive held in Nlarch. The drive was a great success, netting much more than the most optimistic staffer would have predicted. The members of the staff are john lVillson, Editor, judy XVood, Associate Editor, Flick Thatcher, Business Manager, Xliriam Dornbirer, Literary Editor, jerry Doss, Advertising Klan- ager: Lynn Schomaker, Art Editor, and Genie Stein. Carol Nlichaelson, jeff Schottenstein, Nancy Strickler, Iudy jones, Dave Parsons, Steve Comer, jule Durschnitt, jean XVilloughbv, Midge Egnor, and Renee Zelizer, Assistant Editors. NVe would like to express our deepest appreci- ation to Mr. Ralph Howell, our faculty advisor and firm friend. 'Without his infinite patience and effort, our book would not have been the success it is. Y Lgffwli ... 'Z I X'-' w l -5--,, Cerirral Staff: Rick Tliatclier. Jerry Doss. Judy NYootl, Cenic Stein. john XYillson Page One Hundred Four WVU' row LIMIT l 'NO' l REDUCED v EFI E P5133 W AIU HHH LH. vi L , f 3 :lay :Ym- Q If they expel Bud-I'll just hate myself Reeber's done a terrific job. The real razzle-dazzle BEST FOOT FORWARD Senior Class Play, ...il April 17, 1959 Directed by Mrs. Sara Buchanan 'i THE CAST Dutch Miller t,,,t..utt,, Karl Kumler Hunk Hoyt ......,........,.,.. Jeff Kent Satchel Mayer ..r... Rick Thatcher Stubby Green ,.........,, Bill Malloy Old Grad t...t,tttttt,..... Stan Ackley Dr. Reeber .r.r,tere,,,,. Dave Parsons Minerva ttttt,tt,tet,,,, Lee Hamilton Ethel .,...,e,.,tt...r Judy Kavanaugh Miss Delaware Water Gap ..t,.... Gebhart The Blind Date trt,t,,, Judy Wood Miss Smith .,,ttt .,,,t, J ane Baldwin Bud Hooper .,rrr,,,.,,... Jack South Do you think this dress is too daring? IggiiesfgffiAlflflflcigagicliaggildtcgglsitfb You could vamp D1-, Reeber Jack Haggerty,rDoug Bloomfield Chester Billings ,,tt jerry Zuravsky Helen Schelessinger t....ttt.......,t.,. ..-...i,--.---------,Iean Willoughby 465, ,rosronmg sf - I Sing the Alma Mater every night b6f0rC I It's not my custom to reverse disciplinary actions, but . . . go to bed! THE FORTUNE TELLER Choir Operetta, May 7 8: 8, 1959 Directed by Mr. C. Robert Myers THE CAST Laclislaus ,,,,r, .. ..rr,,r... im Schomaker Musette ,Y,, ...A Fresco r.,r,,, ,,,...,r,,,,r,r,,,, l .n,....,,,,.iIoan Williams ,Wes Rosenthal Count BCICZOWSkl ,..............,r, Iucl Elliot Irma rtrtrr E..4.rrttrrtrrrr.trrrrrrr I ane Baldwin Boris r,,,,r,,. t,rrr,,, . Sandor ,,,, ,,,, Mme. Pompon Vaninka to tt., Timar Almir Debbie Siegel .....,Bob Newell ,m,tBill Malloy .,E,tCarol Davis Mary Orr Jule Dorschnitt .John Willson t,e,,i,,,Dick Stevens EEE ,I Q 4 . I . iii' if 'N 1 ff ' T inf it 5 'I l U , X ' i x ss. ,i Page One Hundred Five 5 ' iii? .Wg T , ill f T4 ,iii iii r N32 I . 1 1 A A i i g , li T i li 3 6 i uc Hzrmlml Six ,iwsg 4 H -up -Y V Q M , , 5, W Q , . . Q. ' 'W ' f X Sf Inv-l '. tml llauxga' Um' llumlrml Svrwz WM , .fr I l I 1 l kf I V A xl . M , , Q ,y l f f' ,Nu , ' . Y LL' 'va V ' . I' 5 VF' M l on AL S . . I , Witt, 'X 'Y I-I 1 YA L 'W School has its liqhtm-r momvnts. tooethosv timcs H ,when we toss uxvuy' our worries zmcl vnjoy the ALU -, warmth of fricnclship zmcl good fun. Thv Cxcitc- lf ,Q,'x F qn1c'nt of llomm-coming, thv Qaicty of Nz-w Yczlfs Evo tlu- lzmghtvr of countlvss othvr vw-llts lmve I 1 f ' all lbwcorm- ll part of our pnttc-rn amd will not soon 1 ' A -C ' 4 , Q hc' lorgotlvn. Echovs of thnx lust prom vw-r to ln' lxrglll f ' .l hr-ld in thc olcl grin. ln tho Cloocl Olcl Summer- ' Zu , time-,N xtill limicr on. 1 1 l 4 Yculrs lntcr. wlwn wc wistfolly Qlgulcc' lm-k upon high school days. we will nomhcr thc-m Among the , 1 lmppicrwt of our livcs. ' . I ' ' L A . , ' x 4 kd Lf fl ' 4 ' ' l ' l I. , ,, ,Q kr fd' , 7' I . . li l ' 1 A I 'ls- 'Nu X fx pi pl? if r F A ifz, Spf f , Patsy Belt Marilyn Hays i bi 'S H 0 m e C 0 m i n g , e x jill Edmonds Homecoming Queen 1 9 5 8 age Om' llmzzlruzl Nm 'Y' af' 'n joan XVilliams Kay Essex T r , ill 1 H E GARDENS lf? 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HARRIS PIIILCL' Um' Il1U1z1r4'c1 Ilfft Professional Dircctory 13. 17. 110.1111 .NND DDS. NHRY 11O,XC1..XN17, DDS. R. B. IIOOYER. XID. A. 11. KANTER. NLD NI. D-XYID LEYINE, DDS. SHELDON j. NIANN, DDS. DON S1l11HT1.RXI XX. 15,117.9 ROBERT R. SCHNIIDT. DDS. RAYXIOND 1... SPOIIR. DDS. ll. XV. STRICKLER. DDS. .-X. 13ER'1'R.'XN1 T11.-XLL, DDS. 11. XY. TOPOLOSKY. NLD H. R. NIITCIIELL. M.D RICHARD 1. BRQXSIIE.-XR. NLD RALPH B. S.-XNISON, M.D R. G. PRATHER, DDS. E. Y. TURNER. M.D TIIUNI.-XS EXYINCL XXXX METER RICIIARD 11. XY.-XLLACE, MD Pngc Ona HlIl1LI7'L,LI Sixicciz FINE PRINTING BY ,Meer prinfing omlovmy 364-386 Souflri Fourfhi SI., Columbus. Chic COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE OVER 80 YEARS IN PRINTING ONE STOP SERVICE FOR THE BUSINESSMAN We Appreciate and Service Large and Small Orders Seniors-Besr Wishes for Every Success. Your parronage is appreciafred and makes pidrures like Ilriis possible. Roberi' E. Parker Parker Phofographs Ayres I I- '5 M, , 65 e gk MIK. H, 1 is ,Q V1f,,iQ I , r X-. M ' ' ' -lutkxg QV' U, b ,AEI , img. V-lf. ,, ..,hJ': ,:'f2,!,k y' ii I' M.. eeaa ,qu , 4 , 4 I WW qv N! I , A if 1 ,' 3+f., ' , w J X x 'P HH! 4 mi, ,L X A 0 .. ix - 1: 1 kg f R ,- I .I Ji, .-- :fl ,f Ii' Q.. .sv l'i1Lgv Um' ll1u1.lr'ml 5011 I Mali, II ', ........l Our Office in BEXLEY First Federal serves Bexley Area with complete savings and loan facilities at lnsured Savings 2450 E. Main Loans on Homes Safe Deposn Boxes You'll enjoy the convenience of doing business with our Bex- Ch k C h d ley office. You can obtain a loan to buy or remodel your home , ec 5 as e . . . or receive an attractive rate on your savings. There's plenty T 5Vel9l' 5 Check of parking space . . . iust drive in! U.S. Savings Bonds Night Depository BEXLEY OFFICE OPEN: Monday thru Thursday 9 to 3: Friday 9 to 6 Two Omer omces... f DOWNTOWN: 65 East State i-uf HILLTOP: 2680 West Broad AND l0AN ASSOCIATION P o H cl dEgl Conqrarularions And Good Luck To The Class of I959 4 RICHAR5QG EMIG 4000 E. Broad l003 E. Living 1' MFE ,NSURANCE BE 5-3404 CL 2-3I2l BROKERS 85 E GAY ST CA I4I58 Besi Wishes Fro 'Q' 5 E fy E GREEN LAWN fW ,TW CEMETERY Q9 ff A ASSOCIATION Q Q,-.5 U 9 founded l848 J Telephone I obs MRD N- S 0 offer varied and cy- . 9' interesting work for girls. the OHIO BELL telephone company 00 'j1:::. l.fi? ....,, Sincere Besf Wishes the very QM i 1. from 0' xllljihigg Hallmark House 'A' 3946 EAST BRGAD STREET Town and Coun+ry Shopping Cenier -lei ' 'T Besi' Wishes To T --T The BEXLEO Publication from A FRIEND Page One Hiuzdrcd Twenty Sincere wishes for success and happiness Bed Wishes To The class of I959 of Ueifee Sheet Mefel CAPITAL UNIVERSITY Company, Inc. 540 S. DREXEL OUJPHQD ROCKS, N C. I I I I urmiure - mtermors CONSISTENTLY SUPERIOR I - . N 4 , . V , f Y X 'iz - , -f ff ,X-I ,':fiS1v If , . X, I e,,,2ff Q,-.fff'4-My 1, ' 114, ' .Q ,fi -V' QE, -s-g.f,.L,9',f .I fc z,:f1fgIf.f ,ij ' JLN' ',' T 'A .. ' ' -' fir ,I T . -fw.tf I'w' F Z ff 'f 3 1-I-I Ap f- I51ei12.:g,e2.1-Q. . I I-J-. ,'.,. 1,7 K. ' ' x I .f :I ,'f-iii! ,,,. . - --,-,M ,,,, ,.::.,,,.,.-,T .,,,. ,. V , A if g '.-::........1..,5-- -,ww-9,3-5 I W 1 . m X N 'I , ,g I, If -H1pf ,91'gllgIfQSi13.: 'Ui ii . If!! f.,,- ,n g --,'-4I,,M- 5 it f:...3:,:, 4 ' ,, 1' I' H- 5. x, f1vJ'N 'F l ' HL: !' ' lrih I-u ll a: fy.: s' I Q 'I 'I kj 5. ,ii1-iH .S I, 7 ., wrt 'H :NNI , I ' -!f5'f-' '--'45 ig! Ia hiu.7'2IEl51-wiv 1' , lf - Y 7 - e'.'!: .'-.Z'Lf. .'if 3516- ' iffii -' H -- , --'- f'- .'1-,F0?Tv1ZC:,-vfhficihinjssnqgf-'v gr e '3'7 53f. Ig-4'f g'. - nv:.-13: I EY? 9? M 1, 'Qi' Pmgu Um' Humlrml IIPUHIJ-U1 -V-j r r un M 1 I ' 'I ' ' .HA TAT RESTAURANT CARRY OUT QPEN SUNDAYS 3278 E MAIN SWEET STEAKS Cl-lOPS 1 :ff Cl-IICKEN Free Clwocolale Soda will be given To any Bexley ALL A SEMESTER slu- denl if accompanied by This boolc. BRING YOUR REPORT CARD AND YOUR BEXLEO TO ROGER PHARMACY 27IO E. Main ST. One hour pregqripfion deldery Service-free Phone BE I-368i Page CJIIC I'IumIr0II TII'L'IlI'1'-IlI'O FHR EQST RESTQURQNT GVGJZGM 4. luoffencuwa PAINTING CONTRACTOR Known from coasf +o coas+ In N, U' Z 0 P F' I: U5 -I 9 ,O 4:- FIT' -P SS 1-'O D C Z I C U5 9' O I O fn x 0 YL KT 3 -o- Q 22,5 ham T333-+1 -If-Q7-IO Zrfolv' Obd 4--9:03 f' cu Q' 2. 0 QI 3 0 E 'L' 3 CD PHONE HICKORY 3-762I 'I- 5- -5 I' Ill C PEI I I -UI!! 'I I fl I 3 Ill A f X fl ffgff 7 A . ., ggpgxfp - ,'.'.f.g.,.g . . ff: v v ' ' .' .--.' 4- 4 - -. .-foann' - 4 - - ' 1 u 0.54.15 ,Qw ENGINEERING - MAINTENANCE ' PRODUCTION PRECISION MANUFACTURING - WELDING AND BUILDERS OF SPECIAL MACHINERY 2222 SOUTH THIRD STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO Pngv Om' Ilumlrml 'lvuwrltm-tlzn' M HIM 5AVINU U F SAVINGS BVQZCRHH IJ 'k 'A' i' ir 'A' ls I HOMELOANS M WPXSLYINGS 44,0 l .lyl is? vnilfslllfllvllvlcsxlf ' - l TEHED lil: sllaolooo 5 - 4 fQIcogY?S E4 gi ' - -Q ,1 -T I IRAI 0Hlo FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 66 SOUTH THIRD ST. Best wishes of AVERY PONTIAC I-lome of The Terrific I959 Ponliac and The Economical Vauxhall 62I E. BROAD ST. CA 8-546I and AVERY RAMBLER II99 FRANKLIN AVE. CL 2-I I I8 AMERICA'S OLDEST AUTOMOBILE DEALERSI-IIP Page One Hundred Twenty-four Dovid B. Westwoier, C.L.U. cmd Associates 700 Bryden Road CA 4-6000 l'lU-6-2493 BE-I-366I STANFORD ACKLEY CO. Builder - Broker - Conlracfor Xxx l ff 411' f- i 2 I I SI! I gemhsff, Q a 'Iv.s0Q3'o,C If i X X lf i+'s Borden's Milk, i+'s go? +o be good! Borde-n's Moores ESI Ross CA I-5I2I Il I1 15 gf E BYER E TI AMERICA'S FINEST AUTOMOBILE CENTRE 252 ' l I - Il- '.1. fg ,T . 'li T, , , IE: - - .- -- 4 I l i l I LL I I'ISIl1o li' IN' Ti II W I h w' B TER S S0-s RJR 531 gif-i i l kiillllllln iI IilllllIllll1IfIqgIH I Wu if . nhl fin! :N COLUMBUS' ONLY DOWNTOWN DEALER DISTRIBUTORS 41 I MOTOR DE SOT0-PLYMOUTH CARS I SALES - SERVICE ,, PARTS . PARKING 59 WHOLESALE RETAIL :fi l E'sT. T I QI Conqraiulaiions Class of l959 Mory Kciy Biscuit Componyl The Harold Co. 330I E. MAIN ST. Television Hi Fidelifyl l Page' Om' Hundred Tuwzty-fiz When your sweef loolh 'rhinlcs of sweels Your wisdom loofh fhinlcs of WENTZ l+'s always fair weather When good fellows gel 'roqelher af WENTZ PHQRMQCY Corn er of Drexel and Easf Main Sfreel' A drug slore wifh drugs and lhe knowledge of compounding fhern Courfeous Service CA 4-9I3I BALDWIN 8: SOURS 83 S uih Hi h Sir I 0 9 ee THE HARRIS HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT and MATERIALS Opticians CONTACT LENSES FITTED IO6 East Broad Columbus, Ohio I Page One Hundred Twenty-sz. BATES SUPER DUPER MARKET Fairpori' Shopping Cenfer 200 SOUTH HAMILTON ROAD NORTH BEXLEY BARBER SI-IOP Ben GoIden, Prop. BEXLEY PHARMACY h . 6 C M 250: E.Iv1ain S+. Appoinfmenf if desired BE I-H37 CL 3-7804 508 N. Cassady Road CREITH LUMBER, INC. CORDER AGENCY, INC. 3634 E. BROAD STREET Lumber-U nfinished Furniiure BE-I-I2I2 BE-I-9935 INSURANCE E. Broad S+. CL 3-95 150111117 Best Wishes from Bill Sherritfs FINE Fooos 528 Norfh Cassady Ave. CL 3-3253 I Us RANCH DRIVE IN 59 E. Broad Sf. BE I OI22 I Treaf Yourself Io Ihe Besf Good Food - Fas? 81 Courfeous Service CARRY OUT CHRYSLER -IMPERIAL WCDCDD MCDTQRS, INC. bl I Easf Broad S+ree+ CA I-5485 PLYMOUTH MCCLURE-MAIN MGTOR CCD. 1505 E551 Main S+ree+ CL 2-1 1 I2 Page One Hundred Twenty-eight COOK FURNITURE 84 APPLIANCE CO. 2862 E. lvlain Sl. Phone BE l-3636 FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION Morris Skilken CS Co. Inc. General Conlraclors Columlous, Ohio Design Conslruclion lnduslrial -- Commercial - Public Works ,Af 5' W 0 BOOK STORE al CAPITAL UNIVERSITY CAMPUS Localed in 'rhe Basemenl of Lehmann Hall. Besf Wishes of THE CAKE SHOPPE 2733 E. Main Slreel BE-I-8424 Besl wishes for success 24 Norlh High Slreel' Telephone CA I-452I - 22 lone Rumberoer Dresses Coafs Suils Blouses Lingerie I46 Easl Broad S1-reel Columbus I5 Ohio Bexley Morothon Serv1ce Bexleys friendly slahon MARATHON HARRY E CODER Mgr BElO37l 25l6E dl EMILE I-IAIRDRESSERS 2679 E. Main Sfreel FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL BE I-55II BCM W .beg ot Main-Iames Restaurant 3I I9 E. Main Street SALT BROS. I-Ierdwere Co, Pagv WHEN IN COLUMBUS MAKE YOUR HOME TI-IE BROOKSIDE TOUReO-TEL MOTEL 3020 E. MAIN STREET -u.I'1m QgIrom d'.rw'19wwrv BE 52301 m' Ilumlrucf Twenty-nim' I 'Wir v'lf0UR'O'TEL hor w:-Jin. MEA! 4.9 nouomonaq QQNAY ,BMA 1 Cl-iaknSZ P BEXLEY-EASTMOOR An inviting Court of 34 weII-furnished units 2964 E' Broad SI' eadw wnh tree TV, teIepIwone, tiled BE 5-4372 shower, air conditioning. Coffee shop on premises. ' I8 N. 3rd CA 1-3623 O. P. GALLO, TAILORS Presents - - TUXEDO RENTALS Special Rates to Bexley Students J wi ' L 1:':fqu ' f F... :XJ I- .0 in, pg, ,,t.b I -.fa g T . fff-5, I Na' I -w r! ., 'E fr Q B 3 . ,W i COCHRAN DRUGS I :ru-g'nL,.. I I ,I 5 xxil -' -, I 4, A .3 .V beautiful, new Suburban Restaurant for you...ut 3015 East Main Street Columbus, Ohio BE I-2789 BexIey's Neighborhood Dru C:Iumbu5 9, C' C q Store Page One Hundred Thirty ' Germain . Mercury-Edsel EASTMOOR 1 Sales-Service-Paris I Pharmacy I .BE '572 , YOUR EAST sane MERcuRY.EDsEL I 2946 Easi Mann S+. Columbus, Ohlo DEALER.. Ii 2935 E. MAIN BE 5-8b4I I I , Y I ppp F-INEST IN KOSHER Qi I Success in years Io come Ben Eas'r BI'O6d Slfeel' BEImon+ Columbus 9, Ohio YOUR BEXLEY MARKET BASKET STOR MI OPEN SUNDAYS If- 'I - B Mmm Barber Shop GSI 265I E. Main S+. Wishes V BE 5-5333 FIa+ Top speciany ffom Hospilal and Home Calls B.-ubil-10's By Appoinlmenf WE DE'-'VER YENKIN-MAIESTIC BEAVERS 81 HORN MARKETS PAINT CORP. QUALITY AND ECONOMY WITH SERVICE l660 E. MAIN ST. CL 2-3II5 l565 N. 4TH ST. AX. I-3I5I I Manulaclurers of I-Iigh Qualify MAJESTIC PAINTS Page Om' Humlrwl Thirty-om Besf Wishes of Ohio Auto Parts Foirmoor Borber Shoo Fourlh and Spring Sfs. U Open 9 MII 7 week days Phone: CA 4-3I2I 8 fill 6 Saiurday LEW DORMAN, Presidenf 40 S. James Rd. BL 7 QZBM BHQADMQQR MARKET 352: E. Broad sf. TE C0 BE M924 Art's Texaco 2455 E. Hain St. Bexley, Ohio BE I-0258 For Trouble Free Driving J I Tops ln Service FRESH Mens a. PRODUCE 'ou' mo Dem' OPEN EVENINGS Miller CS C0014 Agencies! Iohnson's Reol Ice Creom Inc. Famous for Delicious Ice Cream I2 N. THIRD ST, CA I-4489 INSURANCE and Sherbefs J-xox WLLER Bi- Cook 2728 E, reign S+, EE Iflfii Sfgglqg lmfesfmeni Dealers Lumber Company Bonds program I836 Eas+ Long Iomes F. Merkel CL 2-2125 HuNTiNeToN BANK Buiwime Page One Hzamlred Thirty-two CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I959 from ' PRESTCJN COOKE 6. CC. Rghwggd g R955 8 Easl' Broad Slreei' R If A L T O R S Established I876 CA I-4301 COLLEGE CLOTHING Represen+ing Bexley home owners , for over 45 Years I920 N. Hugh AX 9-7I07 THE KINQUF AMERICAS SHOP doll hunts 9' SPECIAL PRICES FOR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, AND ORGANIZATIONS 3923 E. Broad BE I-5I20 Open 24 Hours , Good for young and old. Our I Hh season on 'fhis corner. The IV-ICIIIPBQXIQY Barber The besf frozen dairy desserl fresh from freezer 'lo you. Quar+s, pin'rs, sundaes, cones, e+c. Also many 'len cenf 2356 E. Main Slreel al Dawson novelfies. Bexley, Ohio Cor. Chelsea 8: Main 5 Barbers BE 5-3033 The Favoriles al meallime and parfies Fritos Corn Chips and Kacy Iones Potato Chips Beal Wishes The Cones Lumber Company 450 Wesl Broad Slreel ROBERT w. coNEs WILLIAM coNE !l M 5. CONNELL'S BEXLEY GREENHOUSES 2385 Easf Main Slreel' BE I-457I FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS - We Are As Close Io You B - BE l 53l l As Your Telephone E l 53l l MAIN PLUMBING CO. We Specialize on Plumbing and Healing Repairs 2673 Eas+ Main S+. BEXLEY 9, OHIO Pagc Om' Hzuzdrcd Thirty-tlzrec bil x I 9 O A OT If 0 Erasi- Il sill Pl I I Gomq to College Easf - Wesl - Norlh - or Souih Slop for any inlormalion concerning college clofhes MARVINS MENS WEAR la72 N. High al new In flue l1earlofO. S. U. AX l-8355 Bexley Camera Company your drive-in camera s'rore CAMERAS - PROJECTORS - PHOTO SUPPLIES Color Processing - Phofoflnislning Tape Recorders - Accessories - Mylar Tapes RENTALS and REPAIRS 273i E. Main Slreel BE I-7400 Your Besf Buy is af Seekers 2472 Easf Main Sfreef BEImon+ I-5767 Page One Hundred Thirty-four 5 .- 0 ww. ., .Dio THE ROBERTS PLUMBING CO. Phone CL 2-48l2 Res. BE I-5l76 24l7 Brenfwood Rd. Columbus 9, Ohio PAUL FRITSCHE WATCHMAKER and JEWELER WATCH ES-GIFTS TERMS IF DESIRED l408 E. Main S'rree'r Columbus 5, Ohio 5 : - ' Es WIBIIES swm WHSQIG DW 11.9 awww WW 6 new I-'ls su dw' a ZJNGLY wr- NM A1 W R c I. GE 50 P A HB M9991 91 AE oua P-PPRO 'T TING C9 zkcfgzsv-il:AY 51:29 0 2 Columbu' I5 O I CA 8 6845 Y r I E 0 T A ,.,.,.,s.1..A-1-,1':-1-1:-' lilfih ,U,I1I5f?:51',,',1gfjA1:E1112'131'i1 i'lill. ?il:l?:l-iillllllkzlllllw-In in A . ' . ,Q-,213 .11:1: 5 .111: 212 ,,1s.s 1 -'.- BEST WISI-IES CLASS OF I959 EAST SIDE LUMBER CO. 1927 E. MAIN ST. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 RICICS IEWELERS I4 NORTH HIGH STREET BEXLEY SHELL SERVICE Telephone BE 'I-0163 2656 E. Main at Roosevelt Bexley, Ohio Open 24 Hours l'a.gv Om' llzimlrccl 'lilzirty-five E P32 .1 , '-1 .. vi. ' f5 ' L- -N, , W .R ,O - 5 N' f ' Ifisafffsr-Q 9 - 'M . 1 :E MULBARGER TWINS, INC. Plumbing - Healing - Wafer Condilioning 4785 Easl Broad Slreel We lalze care of drips BE I-I228 400 Easf Main S+ree+ BE 5-34l7 We are proud of Hue class of '59 And we are proud of Our l5l'l1 year of service 1 Elmer Redd Realtor Bemfs Spomnq Goods C0mPllme'1lS Slale 8: Fourllw Sis. CA l-6609 jim Henley Associate Your Bexley Specialists Play Wi'fl1 H16 BGSV' in the heart of Bexley 69 EAST MAIN STREET BE 5-8666 Page One Hundred Thirty-six Af 0 C Congraiulaiions from I ,X Evans 81 Schwartz as 4 ff Shoes Q55 . 'g i ' ' fin Z A3 L. I 3 39: Avian ESTABLISHED I888 Quality footwear for the entire family Bexley, 2468 E. Main St. 479 N. High S+. 504I N. High S+. A. A. MICHAELSON Heal+h and Accideni Insurance Fire - Au+o - Casually - Life BE I-492I SWISHER INSURANCE AGENCY 55 Easl' Siafe S+. MON 'Il'A1LIDO'S We Ioolc forward To seeing you ofien . . . and showing you The newesi fashions Dresses - Coafs - Suifs - Cosfumes Sporfswear - Blouses Shoes - Millinery - Furs Cosmefics - Cosiume Jewelry Accessories - Bags Bes+ Wishes of Bexley-Zeiiler Hardware Company Bes+ Wishes Superior Die Tool 6. Machine Company . I432 Parsons Avenue Columbus, Ohio P. J. HOLSTEIN, Presiclenl' V TO THF BFXLFo STAFF FRoM A FRIEND Wani fo buy or sell Real Esfafe? Call us. We specialize in residenfial in Easl' End, Bexley and Berwick. Also commercial, induslrial and lnves'I'men'I's. This is our 36+h year in fhis secfion. I. C. Iackson, Realtor 27I9 E. Main BE I-4586 . Page One Hundred Thirty-seven BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1959 . PARIS ' GENEVA - PISA , R ONDON OME K.x .V pew ,ION f -'1- : . ENICE . D . .f ' . -, U Q96 ' . Lui z' aeovfv 02 .gf-r' ,. - . r'7?' 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