Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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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

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