Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

6221 Qellfm and as the seasons swiftly go LEG 'eo Published by THE SENIOR CLASS BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL Bexley, Ohio Kathie Kienzle, Editor Linda Weissenbach, Associate Editor Page One I 5 S--Q 6 Pa ge Two Fourth row: Marlene Blum, Mike Friedman, Richard Westerman, Jack Meyer, Colman Kahn, Babs Sher, Jessie Wile. Third Row: S Lrebennan, Marlene Solomon, Rita Waldman, Kay Gearhart, Linda Ohmer, Joyce Godofsky, Sandy Berlin, Lynne Grundstein, Ann Second jaw: Sally Nolan, Ellen Drum, Connie Stebelton, Judy Bone, Dina Flaurn, Sarah M. Amos, Ann Polster, Janie Woodworth, Carol G Eva Cain. First row: Eddie Goodman Irv Haas Sue Ross ack Dicke Ga le Ca lan eff Schwartz Irene Hum hre Glenda Schotten Doug Fleckner. , i W,,,w -amf Standing: Ann Polster, Jeff Schwartz, Glenda Schotten- stein. Seated: Jack Dickey, Gayle Caplan. ,J Y, Y P ,J , P Y, Torch As the seasons pass, the position of thc school news- paper as a center of student life becomes more eminent. The TORCH is no exception in this regard. Under the leadership of Editor Jack Dickey and Assistant Editor Gayle Caplan, it strove to reflect the ideas of the students through editorials on current issues. Under the guidance of page editors Glenda Schottcn- stein, Susan Ross, and Karen Mercer, the TORCH pre- sented better news coverage and livelier features. eff Schwartz kept Bexleyites up to date with a comp ete sports picture. Irene Humphrey, Cirls' S orts Editor, helped to push feminine enthusiasts into tile limelight. To pay for the ten issues published, the TORCH sold many new advertisements. The staff also published the Dial-A-Date, student address book, complete with yellow pages, and sponsored two dances. In addition, TORCH staff members found time to participate in various work- shops and competitions. During the summer eight mem- bers attended a journalism institute at Indiana Univer- sity, where they won sixteen awards. They also took part in a workshop sponsored by the Central Ohio High School Press Club and a Journalism Association of Ohio competition. Both times their efforts were fruitful. Much of the real applause for the success of the TORCH should go to Mrs. Sara Amos, faculty advisor. Without her patience and understanding, the TORCH would not have attained the position which it now maintains. Page Three d row: Ralph M. Howell, Jeff Pa ier, Fred Mann, Kay Tilley, Jeff Stern, Tom Tussing, Bob Edmister. Second row: Evy Simon, Judy 1 Barbara Daines, Patty Lutzy, Barlfuie Blose, Phyllis Schlonsky, Ellen Eisenberg, Bonnie Woodruff, Bebe Baird. First row: Carol Davis, ara Duffey, Lynne Whetstone, Kathie Kienzle, Linda Weissenbach, Gail Dunavent, Ellen Brooke, Darianne Dick. Bexleo With the fine reputation of previous BEXLEOS be- fore us, we, the staff of 1960, have endeavored to main- tain this high level of quality. Realizing the effort and devotion of our predecessors, we have tried to emulate them in giving you another superior yearbook. Working together throughout the year we have in- itiated many new ideas, such as different layouts and unique divider pages, in the hope that you, the student body, will find this an exciting, more interesting BEX- LEO. Like previous staffs, we have thought from the first that a central idea or theme is the starting point for a well planned book. Our theme was chosen because we believe it has a real significance in itself and because it is applicable to the life of our school. We arc deeply grateful to Mr. Ralph Howell, who through his consideration and painstaking labor has been not only an invaluable advisor but a true friend. His photographic skill has provided many of the beau- tiful pictures which now grace this book. The staff is indeed indebted. This is your BEXLEOQ you have supported it through your subscriptions and through our tax stamp drives. We hope that you will enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed producing it for you. -sul K.21fg'w if aa 1 a n Standing: Barbara Dulfey, Gail Dunavent. Seated: Linda Weissenbach, Kathie Kienzle. KX 54. is 'N V., .MQ -R Page Five I r Page Six as summer faded away this abode of memories crumbled too Freshman Class Oflicers IOEL BRANDT, President HARRIET NALTY, Vice-President DOREEN SCHWARTZ, Secretary-Treasurer ESHMAN CLASS . . 8 DMINISTRATION . . 14 CULTY . 15 Page Seven ul'I'll7lel', Contents -,u I A Page Eight f..lF .. .6 4 . 18 .- -wus-,w s, A h V, i 1 5 I 1 D We- -1 ...r.4ti.n9' - Future freshmen Carolyn and Barbara Coming out loud and clear K Three years to go Freshman frolic Freshman Queen and King c Freshmen at Valentine dance Hard working class Page Nine Student Council Standing: Ed Pritchett, Susie Hays, Roger Williamson, Gail Gertner, Jim Hoyer, Beverly Betz. Seated: Doreen Schwartz, joel Brandt, Harriet Nalty, Scott Schomaker. Freshman Class Summer months were full of vacation and swimming pool How- ever, the freshmen did take time to realize that from here on the emphasis would he on accomplishment and success, rather than on fun alone. On june 8, 1959, they officially became the Class of 1963. With several promis- ing athletes and some very talented students this freshman class promises to he a very successful one. Although the third floor did not get decorated for Christmas until Monday morning, December 21, at 7:00 AM., the fresh- men do have several worthy ideas for future money-making projects. Truly, the carefreeness and immaturity of summer is vanishing, as the freshmen move on to accept greater responsibilities. Ofcers of the freshman class were joel Brandt, president, Harriet Nalty, vice-presidentg and Dody Schwartz, secretary-treasurer. Standing: eff McClelland, Beverly Betz, Scott Schomaker, Ellen Zox, Craig Gebhart. Seated: Class Cabinet Doreen Schwartz, Joel Brandt, Harriet Nalty, Jim Hoyer. ,Zu , I wr Qi f s Back row Judy Evans Jeff Fischer Susan Frazee Charles Freidenberg Craig Gebhart Gail Gertner Vicki Getz Melinda Giatrakis Front row Dorothy Giese Vicki Gill Carole Glick Alan Glas Marie Gloyd Irv Godofsky Marilyn Goldfarb Ben Goodall Back row Missy Heffernan Sally Heinke Keith Hill Vicki Howe Jim Hoyer Betty Hudson Ronnie Hussy Paul Jackson Front row David Johnson iohnnie Jlohnson inda Jo nston Dick Johnston Shep Kahn Bob Kannry John Kam Susan Katz Barbie Kaplan Page Ele Buck row Bonnie Goodall Bob Granat Sylvester Harrington Leonard Gutter Steve Haas Susan Hagler Jamie Hardgrove Bonnie Hanover Front row Dick Hammond Tom Harmon Janie Gumble Linda Hartlerocle Bill Hartman Susan Hays Page Twelve Back row John Kelley Lila Kent Barbara Kerr Bob Kinnaman Sharren Knox Barbara Koltun David Kotzin Front row Steve Kress Marilyn Kurtz David Last Bill Lehmann Libby Lemmon Marcia Levison Cindy Levoff Larry Lieberma Back row Harriet Nalty Mike Norris Rick O'Brien Sharon Ogan Dan Packard Mark Paine Steve Paine Front row Harvey Parks Karen Phillips Marsha Price Ed Pritchett Sharky Roberts Jerry Robins Pam Robinson Judy Rogers Il ., if L1 L- In .... Q, 5, N y kb K Buck row Micky Lindeck Jane Loncy Mark Lowy George Lutz Phil Magley Debbie Main Joyce Margulies Marlene Marks Front row Richard Marks Mary Sue Martin Ricky Mauger David Mayer Jeff McClelland Mary McClure Carol McConnell Brook McCulloch Jhar- Back row Joel Slaven Barbie Smlth Larry D Smlth Larry E Smith Carole Smoler B111 Smothers Karl Spohn Timmy Stehle Front row Ed Stern David Stewart B111 Strader Bill Swanson Carolyn Thomas George Tobin Karen Topolosky Marilyn Topy Page Thzrteen Buck row Jerry Rosenfeld Judy Ross Stuart Ruben Bill Ruggles Stuart Schilling john Schmidt Scott Schomaker Front row Dody Schwartz Larry Sells Betty Shafer Martha Shafer Dianne Shell Larry Sher David Shultz Back row Frank Turner Suzanna Tussing Kirsten Vogeley Carole Wa staff janet Walcfman Herb Wasserstrom Susan Wasserstrom Merry Lee Welsh Cory White Front row Joyce White Yvonne Wigolt Roger Wi'lliamson Susie Wolman Ronnie Wynd Susan Yenkin Ann Zimpher Ellen Zox Pa e Fourteen . . O g dmmlstratlon C. W. JONES . DR. E. D. JARVIS Principal Superintendent Board of Education WALTER ENGLISH HUGH H. BONE DR. JOHN F. LEWIS MRS. SHELDON MANN DAVID SHAWAN R. E. KE President Vice-President Secfef through the seasons Pege Fifeeee pk V ...A, L is Ralph M. Howell Sara M. Amos Harold V. Tipton Margaret E. Love Howell, M.A ..... Ohio University and Ohio State Uni- Mr. Tipton, M.A ..... Ohio University and Ohio State Uni- . . . . American history and French I and II . . . . BEX- versity . . . . teaches economics and American government . . . . advisor . ... . French Club advisor .... Barbara and Dean of Boys .... college counsellor .... Student Council Ne parlez pas. advisor .... Bully for you! Amos, M.A ..... Muskingum College and University of Miss Love, B.S. .... Ohio State University .... teaches teaches junior and senior English and journalism health and physical education . . . . Dean of Girls .... C.A.C. advisor .... working towards her doctorate at advisor .... Student Health Council advisor .... If you State University : . . . Who stole my bell? sign up, show upli' Lula A. Gallogly Laurence Smith Opal L. Wylie Janice Minton 55 Gall08lY, MA- and M-S. in L.S ----- UUiV91'SifY of Miss Wylie, M.A, . , . . Ohio University and Otterbein Col- lsconsin and Western Reserve University . . . . Librarian lege ,,,, teaches Latin I and II ,,,, Latin Club advigof - - B00k Club advisor ---- Snap, Snap- .... Move to your places quickly and quietly, please. -u L- Smith, M-A ----- Ol'li0 State University and N3fi0Hal Mrs. Minton, B.S ..... Hiram College and Ohio State Uni- IVCISILY of Mexico .... teaches Spanish I, II, and III .... versity .... teaches Spanish I and II and English II .... Flish Club adViS01' - - - -l Quito dCHtiCi0I1l- Spanish Club advisor . . . . -Silencio por favor.- Page Sixteen our teachers keep Fay Felchner Sara Buchanan Trola L. McCurdy Antoinehe L. Barr Miss Felchner, B.S ..... Illinois State Normal University Miss McCurdy, M.A ..... Ohio Northem University . . . . teaches junior English . . . . Okay kids, lower it to a Ohio State University - - . . teaches English II and college roar. economics .... Y-Tien advisor . . . Fres man Class .... Wh,td t, t Mrs. Buchanan, B.A .... . Capital University and Ohio State y S u en S or Omol-row you ave on y University . . . . teaches speech, English III, and dramatics Mrs. Barr, M.A. ... . . Oberlin College and Ohio State . . . . Dramatics Club advisor . . . . National Thespian ad- versity . . . . teaches senior English . . . . Y-Teen visor .... Sophomore Class advisor .. . . . play director .... .... N ational Honor Society representative . . . I don't want to get rough, but .... traveler .... As it were .... .f Emily Meredith Marilyn Dixon Maridean Close Charles Kessler Mrs. Meredith, B.A ..... Valparaiso University .... teaches Miss Close, B.S ..... Ohio State University .... English I and world history .... Freshman Class advisor . . sociology and world history .... F.T.A. advisor . . . Now we really have a problem. Class advisor .... Prom advisor .... That will be Miss Dixon, B.A ..... working toward Masters .... Ohio Bruce' Wesleyan and Bowling Green Universities . . . . English I, Mr. Kessler, B.S ..... Capital University . . . . American history . .-. . Freshman Class advisor .... I should American government, American history, and economic know that one, but I don't recall it right off. raphy .... head tennis coach, reserve football coach, reserve basketball coach .... Well, in Johnstown .... ' 1 th the growth of education Page Seventeen F GL ao- Mary Squier Bethel Russell C. Owen Ralph H. Trivella Robert M. Duffey ,iss Bethel, M.A. .... Ohio State University .... teaches Mr. Trivella, M.A ..... Ohio State University .... teaches pewriting I, oftice practice, and Shorthand I .... Senior creative art .... Art .Club advisor .... art consultant . . . . lvass advisor .... Hand me my ruler. Now let's see how quickly we can get to work. I- OWCH, M-A ----- Ohi0 Stat? .U1'1iVC1'SitY ---- teaches Mr. Duifey, lVI.A ..... Miami University and Ohio State '0kkf59PiUS, 53165, PCTSOUBI txpewrmng, and general l9l1SlHeSS University .... teaches creative arts, drafting, and physical - - - head track 2080114 HSSISYSIII football C03Ch, and head education .... Faculty Manager of Athletics .... There are 'imming Coach ---- UReadY, Set, SOP, two parts to every command. Ria. . ' f if g leitfw NCS X Carlton H. Smith Charles E. Hoel Russell Boring Robert T. Ringer . C. Smith, M.S ..... Ohio Wesleyan University and Mr. Boring, M.S ..... Ohio State University and Capital Uni- iversity of Minnesota .... teaches chemistry .... coaches Nersity .... teaches biology .... Visual Aids supervisor . . . . f .... Smith's theory- There's a screwball in every Text Book coordinator .... In the left hand corner in bold Wd. black type .... . Hoel, M.A ..... Ohio State University and Ohio Northern Mr. Ringer, M.A ..... Bowling Green University and Ohio iversity .... teaches biology and physics .... Freshman Stare University .... teaches driver's education .... Now ss advisor .... You can't bring mommy to class. you know why I have grey hair. -.L Page Eighteen in our changing S Swirl EGU' - Q 1 z up 1 Q ri TE Hx Z 5'2Cw 1 Q. A Q 5 . rx 4 3. Dana N. Swinehart Curtis Tong . Mr. Swinehart, M.A. . . . . Capital University and Ohio State University .... teaches basic math and Algebra I .... assistant football and head basketball coach .... What are you doing out there in someone else's pea patch? Mr. Tong, B.A ..... Otterbein College , . . . teaches health and physical education . . . . reserve football coach and head baseball coach .... Hi-Y advisor .... Hello, Miss ........,.,....r . John F. Schacht Harold Riclenour Mr. Schacht, M.A ..... Ohio State University .... teaches plane geometry and advanced mathematics . . . . Saturday Math Club advisor .... You've got this in your notes, of course! Mr. Ridenour, B.S ..... Ohio State University .... teaches basic math, Algebra I, and plane geometry .... Science Club advisor .... freshman basketball coach and assistant track coach .... working on M.A. at Indiana University .... We're not in here to have a good time. See?! Harold Tenwalde Donna Robson Mr. Tenwalde, M.A ..... Bowling Green University Duquesne University .... teaches plane geometry Algebra I .... head football coach and head wrestling . . Freshman Class advisor .... Varsity B advisor . . I don't know who the ring leader is, but you can all report me after school. Miss Robson, B.S ..... Ohio University .... teaches and physical education .... Sophomore Class advisor 's time we're going to win! Thi C. Robert Myers William Rost Mr. Myers, M.A ..... Muskingum College and Ohio University .... teaches English I, chorus, and choir . Music Club advisor .... Prom advisor .... We're only notes Hat. Mr. Rost, B.S .... '. Ohio State University .... marching band, concert band, and orchestra .... Music advisor .... working on his M.A. at Ohio State U1 . . . . Watch that intonation. Page Nineteen .iffy Eileen Manly Prudence Borey Carolyn Young Lenor Marsh rs Manly PLN ..... school nurse .... encounters unusual Miss Young .... Bexley High School .... secretary to the seases housing problems, and neglected children .... would principal, Mr. Jones, and secretary to the school .... registrar, ther work at Bexley than at Arlington .... has been called - record clerk, monetary clerk for school organizations .... enjoys r veterinary services. her work and the people with whom she works. iss Borey .... Westerville High School .... Superintendent Miss Marsh .... Salem College .... Business Administra- rvis' secretary .... does general clerical work . . . . dislikes tion major .... Mr. Kessler's secretary, payroll clerk, and ople who don't say please. bookkeeper .... numbers is her racket. liifsisfagez- N - K 1- KTTI fs-1127-: J its ,L I . K . N. I t Forest Davis Phil Faiella Dorothy Raney Marie Doak Marie Bell Davis .... school custodian .... in charge of heating . . . . supervises all cleaning of the high school . . . . nes all school dances . . . . . likes to work with students. . seventeen years at Bexley r. Faiella .... licensed Fireman ., . . . regular night custodian . . takes care of football field .... enjoys the students. rs. Raney .... part time 'helper .... does anything to help the kitchen more smoothly .... has worked at Bexley 'eh eight years. Mrs. Doak .... head cafeteria worker .... has been at Bexley eleven years .... prepares menus and foods .... takes in- ventory and orders foods .... likes teenagers .... serves one hundred and seventy-five hungry pizza, sloppy Joe, and hot dog lovin' students. Mrs. Bell .... cafeteria worker .... prepares the main dish for the day .... has been at Bexley four years .... enjoys working with young people. 27g XX' 0' A . ' i .L Us 2 A mpg 1' 7 if X , ' M sam v 4 wr 1, 34 n i exif Q I '91 4 ifQ Rb F71 4 .1 91'-is ww. i 'Q of P' my u..- xi AE sau-wp ig ,rf . QW 1 ' K -AW,r :x 4625 PM S . , 1 in 'A 44, V. . s . f we-Q-, 4? ' 0 365' 1. ..., ' A Page Twenty-two that which was a dream of autumn became a reality in stone and steel aff MJ Sophomore Class Officers JOEL BRANDT, President JACK MEYER, Vice-President JOAN SCHLEZINGER, Secretary-Treasurer Contents PHOMORE CLASS . GANIZATIONS . . MECOMING YS' SPORTS RLS, SPORTS . . . . Page Twenty-four WOFCIS of wisdom ff0m MVS- Buchanan Ron, Brenda, Steve, Mary, Sue and Dickie enioy the Valentine Dance Kathie and Calvin represent the sophomores We've Got Heart : BACK ROW: Margy Turner, Sandra Schwartz, Barb Benedict, Diane Long, Linda Young. FRONT ROW: Kathie Newhouse, Karen Scheiderer, Peggy Gregg, Paula Daines, Joan Schlezinger, Linda Franz The sophomores' High Hopes Even geometry can be fun! fwith Mr. Ridenourj M? 1 M nn.: MKS,---N- Page Twenty-five Student Council Standing: Ron Clowson, Diane Long, Richard Dick, jack Wood. Seated: 'joan Schlezinger, Joel Engelman, Jack Meyer, Sally Morrow. Sophomore Class Fall brought numerous projects by the sophomores to raise money for their prom. With these plans came the realization that this class had become a promising and essential part of Bexley High School. In addition to the established methods of collecting class dues and selling baseball-track con- cessions, this class also sold basketball concessions at two games and spon- sored a special Spring project. The sophomores were also noteworthy along the lines of scholarship, athletic ability, and special talent. With several boys in starting positions on various teams and with some musically capable students displaying their skills in the talent show and musical this year, this class seems well on its way to becoming one of the outstanding classes of Bexley High. Leaders of the sophomore class were loel Engelman, president, lack Nleyer, vice-president, and Ioan Schlezinger, secretary-treasurer. Closs Cabinet Standing: George Slater, Barry Cain, Bill Thomas, Chris Tsitouris, Jack Wood. Seated: Ioan Schlezinger, Joel Engelman, jack Meyer, Diane Long. cp '-v 'iff 61? Page Twenty-six Back row Bob Berman Kenny Cohen Ron Clowson Jack Boren David Bloomfield Barry Blank Dianne Borror Jeff Brandon Front row Lenore Brobst Mason Burgess Nancy Calland Dorothy Clark Martha Bernstein Teri Berman Cindy Crall Back row Mary Ahlbom Alan Altman Don Alspaugh Jerry Anthony Susan Antle John Armbruster Bill Barr Sam Bates Front row Phillip Beal Joyce Beal Joann Bell Linda Bender Ricky Bender Barbara Benedict Larry Berlin Buck row Ricky Culbertson Paula Daines Lois Devine Richard Dick Pam Dinkelaker Richard Dolin Danny Dorman Caroline Dozer Front row Cheryl Droz Robert Droz Joan Dunayent Joan Edmonds Joel Engelman Ann Epstein Donald Feinstein Judy Fell Back row Penny Fenburr Ted Fisher Judy Franz Linda Franz Joyce Friedman Nancy Fritsche Jerry Garshelis Mary Lou Garves Front row Harry Gate Bruce Gilbert Ruth Glick Dick Golden Reesa Goldsmith Sandra Goldstein Barry Goodman Joe Graham Back row Steve Hughes jim Hunter Shelden Hurwitz Harold Iaye james jones John Jones Kathy julian Chuck Korn Front row Rosanne Kanter Kathy Kastner Barry Kayne Diane Kearns Tom Keever james Kellogg Elaine Kooperstei Nancy Kahan J Page Twenty seven ff! YK,-7'5 Back row Peggy Gregg Leslie Gutter Judy Haas Kenny Haas Joe Halasz Calvin Hamrick Sharon Harbold Charles Herr Front row Mike Hausman Sue Helmick Bob Hepps Gracie Herbst Steve Harr Larry Herwald Janet Heycle Susan Horst Page Twenty-eight Back row Miriam Kuhn Ellen Landsman Tim Lane jack Meyer Ioan Levin Diane Levison Susan Lieberman Barbara Lauritsen Front row Diane Long Barner Loucks Dick Lutzy Steve Malloy Celestia Manson Barry Mellman Dennis Mellman Penny Lindenberg Back row Don Meyers Brian Michaelson Mar Lee Middleton Y Carol Miley Pat Miller Steve Miller Marilyn Moffatt Alisann Morgan Front row Sally Morrow Back row Kathie Newhouse Marlene Novak Karen Packard Jelf Paine Sharon Paine Don Partsch Audrey Peila Lee Ann Powers Front row Grant Price Ruthayn Queen Phyllis Rall Carolyn Redd Barbara Rose Edward Rosenfeld Steve Rosenthal Susan Roth Sue Murray Charles Myers Scott McElroy Meg McGavran Ray McWhorter Jeff Nedelman 'U sn UQ cu '-l S tu 5. NF E 3 cu Buck row Fred Smith Chris Tsitouris Wayne Smith Ron Solove Nancy Stock Front row Bill Thomas Margy Turner Ann Urton Brenda Waisman Reid Wasserstrom Lorraine Weber Buck row Marcia Ruhling Marilyn Ruhling Dick Rush Karen Scheiderer Joan Schlezinger Jean Schmidt Dan Schoedinger Lewis Schottenstein Jean Smith Front row Gail Ruben Sandra Schwartz Frank Sebring Judy Self Stan Sells Kathy Sheetz Rozy Siegel Cheryl Simpson George Slater M aww. lim, Back row Bonnie Wesley Richard Westerman Jim Westwater Susan Wcxner Mae Whiteside Linda Wick Jeff Williams Front row Helen Willson Jack Wood Mary Wulber Linda Young Fahn Zelizer Ronnie Zelizer Joel Ziskind Page Thirty C Judy High, Fred Mann, Ron Culbertson Student Council Student Council is the lawmaking organization of our school. It is composed of forty-two members, including class officers, the Student Health Council president, Chief Justice of Student Court, homeroom representatives, and three Student Council oflicers. The Council's main objectives are to solve important problems and to account for the welfare of the students as well as of the school. Since there is much to be accomplished every year, each representative is assigned to one of the five designated committees, which are Pep Prally, Publicity, Social Survey, Project, and Buying. A financier is appointed in each group to handle all money transactions. Student Council assisted the faculty during the freshman orientation period. Soon afterwards Homecoming festivities began. The Project Committee made arrangements for the traditional bonfire, the introduction of the queen, the parade, and the float contest. The Survey Committee was responsible for concessions at the football game, and the Social Committee planned the dance that concluded the exciting evening. ln November the Council planned Halloween dance in conjunction with the city Recreation Department. Homeroom representatives headed a school-wide collection of canned goods for needy families at Christmas whil class vice-presidents and alternates were busy decorating the halls with Christmas decorations. The New Year's Ev dance at the Jeffrey Mansion was also a Council project. Honor study halls, begun last year after a suggestion by the Council, were continued successfully this year o a wider scale. Officers responsible for Council leadership were Fred Mann, president, Pton Culbertson, vice-president, Jud High, secretary-treasurer, and Harold Tipton, faculty advisor. Page Thirty-one Standing: joel Brandt, Sam McCandlish, Ron Clowson, Sam McGavran, Bill Betz. Seated: Alfred Hawraney Bebe Barid, Sandy Pollock, Fred Mann. Student Court tudent Court is responsible for enforcing the rules regulations of our school. Chief justice Sandy llock and Mr. Tipton provided efficient leadership the organization. Since the parking lot could no get be used because of construction, the Court pro- ed for parking space for only those students who d far from school. ebe Baird served as secretary: Alfred I-lawraney as tiff: and Sam McCandlish, Fred Mann, Sam McCav- , Bill Betz, Ron Clowson, and joel Brandt as justices. Student Health Council This year Student Health Council, led by Polly Taylor, strived to improve the health conditions through- out school. The annual United Appeals and Red Cross campaigns were conducted by the council, and T.B. Chest X-Rays were required for all sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Health Council membership consists of two boys and two girls from each class, who are elected as freshmen and serve four years. Bill Betz served as vice-president and Sally Morrow as secretary-treasurer. The Council was advised by Miss Margaret Love. Standing: Carole South, Dick Rush, Margie Turner, Ieff McClelland, Marilyn Kurtz, Bob Self, Dick Lutzy, Judy Bone, Tom Deaton, Lynn Elsass. Seated: Dave Helmic , Kathie Kienzle, Doug Fleckner, Sally Morrow, Polly Taylor, Bill Betz. Page Thirty-two Marcia Heffernan presides at the meeting of Book Club Book Club French Club At Christmas time Book Club collected reading ma- terial for needy children. At monthly meetings quizzes were given by the team who had won the contest at the previous meeting. At the final meeting the contests were climaxed by the presentation of awards to the team and the individual having the highest number of points for the year. Leading the club this year were Marcia Heffernan, presidentg Melissa Blanton, vice-president, Marlene Solo mon, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Lula Callogly, faculty advisor. ings informative as well as interesting. President Daines introduced French Bingo at the first In November, Judy Starke spoke to the group France and its customs. At the December meeting Howell presented his films of the Caspe Peninsula the French Canadians. As usual many Bexley students attended the annual French banquet, held the Ohio Union on February 29. Other oflicers this year included Barbara Duffey, presidentg Harriet Davidorf, secretary-treasurer, and Ralph Howell, faculty advisor. Members of French Club this year found the l n A French Club meeting with Barbara Daines presiding. li ll llhl Page Thirty-three A Latin Club meeting with Linda Weissenbach presiding. Spanish Club Spanish Club began the year with a barbecue at the home of Babs Sher for the one hundred and twenty-one members. The annual pinata party was held on Decem- ber 9. Spanish songs were sung and Spanish customs were studied. Other interesting meetings included a joint meeting with French Club. President Gayle Caplan initiated the Spanish Club honor society com- posed of pupils receiving an A for the six weeks. The members met in the cafeteria and conversed in Spanish. Other oflicers included Babs Sher, vice-president, Lona Spencer, secretary, Norm Sher, treasurer, Mrs. Janice Minton and Lawrence Smith, advisors. Gayle Caplan presides at the meeting of Spanish Club. Page Thirty-four Fourth row: Danny Packard, jim Hoyer, Richard Hammond, David Last, Phil Magley, Rick Hayes, Craig Gebhart, Jeff McClelland, Schomaker.. Third row: Grant Price, Dick Lutzy, Ierry Garshelis, Mike Houseman, Tommy Keever, Jim Hunter, Dave Addison, Fred B John Schmidt. Second row: jerry Durham, Frank Reed, Bob Hill, Ricky Brooks, Gay Bauman, Bill Hoyer, Steve DeVoe, Bill Betz, Larry Ed Pritchett. First row: Dave Hilleary, Dick Morrow, Tex Pritchett, Sam McGavran, Alfred Hawraney, Dick Stevens, Ron Culbertson, ll r Holl, jack Dickey. H1-Y Hi-Y members took part in numerous Y.M.C.A. ac- tivities, including bowling, basketball, and volleyball this year. The club also assisted in the March of Dimes campaign and other charitable drives. Sam McCavran served as this yearis president. Assist- ing' him were Alfred Hawraney, vice-president, Tex Pritchett, secretary-treasurer, Ron Culbertson, chaplain, Dick Stevens, council representative, and Mr. Tong, faculty advisor. Varsity B Any boy who receives a letter in interscholastic c petition is eligible for membership in Varsity-B. purpose of the organization is to promote good spo manship and school spirit. Leadership was provided by Ron Culbertson, pr dent, Tom Tussing, vice president, Sam McCandl secretary-treasurer, and Ben Tenwalde, adviser. Fourth' row: Frank Eiferman, Steve Tuckerman, John Schacht, Ronnie Leukart, Sam McGavran, Terry Lane, Steve DeVoe, jim Quisen lim Rmgefy lefty Durham. 'Thzrd row: Bill Rader, Bob Congrqve, Jim Schomaker, Mark Rosen, Jerry Boster, Howard Schlezinger, Nedelman, Stan McCloy, Bill Shenk, Larry Wolf, Dave Friedman. Second row: Bob Edmister, Lester Slobin, Bob Quisenberry, jack berger, Alfred Hawraney, Stan Meyers, Dave Hllleary, Tom Williams, Jim Haunty. First row: Tom Tussing, Ron Culbertson, Sandy Pc Iohn Offenberg, Dick Morrow, Mike Mecurio, Steve Thomas, Walt Wynd. Page Thirty-five row: Ellen Drum, Connie Stebelton, Kay Casto, Judy Holt, Melanie Wiseman, Harriet Davidorf, Melissa Blanton, Marilyn Poth, : Shusterman, Aileen Brenner, Sue Ross, Sonia Gold. Second row: Nancy Stewart, Robyn Wasserstrom, Cheryl Weis, Phyllis Schechter, Wilc, Jessie Wile, Jane Staker, Sue Albin, Pam Lane, Gail Garves, Joyce Godofsky, Marjorie Berg, Phyllis Schlonsky. First row: Dave ury,EhindE Wissen ach, Kay Tilley, Barbara Duffey, Janie Woodworth, Marie Bensky, Patty Lutzy, Dina Flaum, Pat Smothers, Nancy 1tt, en isen erg. lture Teachers of America nture Teachers of America began the year with a l discussion led by students who had attended ls in other countries. The purpose was to compare n schools to our own. Other interesting programs provided by a speaker from the Columbus Day .sery for the Deaf and the Annual Teachers' Tea. :adership was provided by Patty Lutzy, president, e Bensky, vice-president, Dina Flaum, secretary- urerg and Maridean Close, faculty advisor. Music Club This year Music Club has tried to interest their mem- bers in all phases of music. They did this by means of their programs. There was a demonstration of how bands are taught to march, and also a program on how to play a harp. In January Careers in Music was their topic of discussion. At other meetings they had a dis- play of talent from Capital University, Eastmoor High School, and our own school. To end the year, Music Club had a picnic and entertainment at the effrey Man- sion. A new addition to the Music Club t is year was a publicity committee which handled all the publicity for any musical event in the school. Officers of Music Club are Carol Davis, president, Polly Taylor, vice-president, Barbara Daines, secretary treasurer. V row: Norm Sher, Bill Ruben, John Stolzenbach, Floyd Stolzenberg, Louis Polster, Les Levitt, Paul Bender, Dave Fritsche, Jim Davis, Dozer, Bob Shaw, Jud Elliot, E dy Goodman. Third row: Karen Mercer, Melissa Blanton, Marianne Kilpatrick, Marian Cohen, Bonnie Lrg, Mimi Levison, Rita Zeflf, Bev Greene, Sharon Lieberman, Marlene Solomon, Sue Yardley, Jackee Estes, Sue Fomian, Cheryl Margulis, n Poth. Second row: Sharon Harbold, Phyllis Schecter, Kay Casto, Melanie Wiseman, Mary Tully, Judy Holt, Marjorie Berg, Joan r, Amy Blue, Ellen Ziskind, Sherry Shamansky, Linda Bauerle, Carole Jolliffee, Nancy Fritsche, Paula Daines. First row: Janie Wood- Marlene Blum, Gretchen Schultz, Jane Staker, Sandy Bruney, Barbara Daines, Carol Davis, Polly Taylor, Irene Humphrey, Marcia nan, Judy Bbne, Barbara Dufley, Kay Gearhart, Karen Phillips, Diane Long. Page Thirty-six Fourth row: Jim Davis, Irv Haas, Sue Albin, Bruce Topolosky, Paul Bender, Sandy Polster, Eddie Goodman. Third row Topy Eisenberg, Cheryl Weis, Sue Ross, Diane Cohen, Darianne Dick, Janice Katz, Babs Sher, Ann Willis, Jessie Wile, Bensky, Ann Polster, Irene Humphrey, Judy Wile, Second row: Gretchen Schultz, Nina Rosen, Gail Garves, Gail Dunavent strom, Sue Herrmann, Kay Tilley, Pat Smothers, Sandy Berlin, Joyce Godofsky, Dina Flaum, Barbara Duifey, Sonia Gold. Edmister, Joan Dunavent, Bonnie Woodruff, Carole Jolliifee, Kay Gearhart, Joan Edmonds, Mike Friedman, Marilyn Poth, Roszy Connie Stebelton, Janie Woodworth. Dramatics Club Evidence of the increasing interest in dramatics is the large membership of Dramatics Club. President Kay hart supervised the numerous activities this year. ln November the club undertook its most difficult project, the presentation of Teahouse of the August ll Since this was the only presentation by the club this year, every effort was made to make it a success. Ex costumes, outstanding make-up, and fine acting were but a few of the factors responsible for the success of the tw Japanese saga. In December the entire club motored to Otterbein University to see The Diary of Anne Franke. Other ii ing programs included attending a clinic at Ghio State University and witnessing the dress rehearsal of Lute presented by the Players' Club. New members of National Tliespian were initiated at the annual Dramatics picnic in May. Assisting the president were Mike Friedman, vice-president, Carole Jollide, secretary, Joan Edmonds, trc and Mrs. Sarah Buchanan, faculty advisor. Second row: Ricky Bender, Don Reuben, Alan Glas, Les Levitt, Tanny Ferrer. First row: Mrs. Buchanan Gallen, Stan Sells, Brian Michalson, Mason Burgess, Eddie Rosenfeld. Page Thirty-seven Second row: Dave Bloomfield, Marcia Levison, Bruce Tenne- Well, I'll tell you . . . Dave Bloomfield, Dick Rush, Tom Keaton, Bruce Topolosky, Eddie Goodman, Paul Bender, Dina Flaum, Lim Ringer, Paul Bender, Bob Edmister, Norm Sher, Bruce Tenne- Polster. First row: Sandy Petzinger, Kay Gearhart, Nomi aum. joan Klopfer, Kathy Julian, jim Davis. TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON By John Patrick November 19 and 20, 1959 n 1 CAST Saklni .....,.,,,.....,.................,..,....,....., Nonn Sher Lotus Blossom .............,.................,, joan Klopfer Ga tain Fisb .....,. ....,.... B ruce Tennebaum Gollonel Purdy ......................., Bruce Topolosky Captain McLean ,..,,.............,..... Eddie Goodman Sgt. Gregovitch ...... Sandy Polster, Dick Frankel Mr. Seiko .................................,., Dave Bloomfield Mr. Hokaida. ............,,,......,......... Spike Simpson Miss Higa jiga ...,,., t,,,.,.... , Dina Flaum Mr. Oshira ,......,.,, ...,...... B ob Edmister Mr. Sumata ...... .........., I im Davis S Mr. Omura. ,...,.,...,.,....... ..,..., D ick Rush so Mr. Keora ..,,........,..,..,. ..................,.,.. . Iim Ringer X N Old Woman ..,..,.,.................,.,.....,.... Susan Roth 5 Old Woman's Daughter ..............,,. Ellen Drum Children ,........,.. Greg Margulis, Marcia Levison, Kirsten Vogely Men Villagers ........... Tom Deaton, Paul Bender Women Villagers .... . ..,..., J. Edmonds, M. Tully, P. Gregg, L. Franz, H. Nalty, K. julian, did she say, Sakini? Ioan Klopfer, B. Woodruff, K. Gearhart, S. Petzinger, Leads: joan Klopfer, Norm Sher, Bruce Sher, Bruce Tennebaum, Eddie D. A. Dick, W. Alexander Tennebaum. Lady Astor. ........,...................,,...,,,.......,,,, ...a goat 56001111 'Owl ,lim D2WiS, Dick Rl1Sh, T0m DCS- What, may I ask, is a cricket cage? Nomi Sher, Bruce Tennebaum, Bob Edmister. First row: Dave Bloomfield, Spike Bob Edmigter, jim Ringer, Norm Sher, Bruce Tennebaum. Aiguw-fwgl ,ks Mjarifienfingl 2 1 31 ff ,Vg 1 'iff Q -i- h mVAL.. l xg Y , if V-:.,f fifv ff: I . bf, '-'yi HEi'r?i.1f 1. . . 74-' -4 if Page Thirty-nine W, ZZ, Q S VAN ,hx 9 4. .a f if K fl . M ,.,,,,.,--H' 7 Vrkr , , Kgs f RJ Q M 592' L su , li ' ff, A' 161' 9 f s ilu JUDY HIGH BARBIE BLOSE GUZHZOOMZGE BEBE BAIRD 1 9 5 9 Page Forty-one PATTY LUTZY LYNNE WHETSTONE Page F orty-two Tom Tussing John Olfenberg End Guard, Linebacker Honorable Mention '59 all CBL '59 Shoulder Pad Club '58, '59 District Honorable Mention '59 Dick Morrow jim Haunty End Tackle Honorable Mention '59 Honorable Mention '59 Bill Rader Halfback, End Bob Congrove Fullback .758 I9 Sam McCandlish, co-captain Halfback all CBL '58 Shoulder Pad Club '58. '59 Honorable Mention '59 Dave Helmick jerry Mechling Guard Quarterback lim Wacker Don Gischler Guard, End Tackle Page Forty three Jack Homberger jim Schomaker Fullback Guard Fred Medors Award Honorable Mention '59 Shoulder Pad Club '59 Honorable Mention '58, '59 Freddy Mann E d Jerry Boster T kl n ac e Honorable Mention '59 joofdaf .lam Ronnie Culbertson, co-captain Center all District '59 Sandy Pollock Quarterback all CBL '59 Shoulder Pad Club '59 Honorable Mention '58 Alfred Hawraney Defensive Halfback Mark Rosen I D h ' Bill G ldbe Center eri-Iyalflflikam Tagkle 'g S'eY19af12fQ 'e Honorable Mention '59 Fourth row: Rodney Wasserstrom, Steve Thomas, Jim Westwater, Chris Tsitouris, Calvin Hamrick, Jack Wood, Ron Clowson, Jim Quis- enberry, John Schacht, Third row: Coach Tenwalde, Coach Swinehart, Jerry Mechling, Jim Wacker, Terry Lane, Bill Betz, Steve DeVoe, Bill Goldberg, Vince Mecurio, Jerry Durham, Dave Helmick, John Offenberg. Second row: Bob Quisenberry, Mike Mecurio, Don Gishler, Bill Rader, Howie Schlezinger, Dave Hilleary, Jack Hornburger, Walt Wynd, Pete Blue, Bart Nedelman, Stan McC1oy, Bob Congrove, Russ Owen. First row: Fred Mann, Jerry Boster, Mark Rosen, Larry Wolf, Tom Tussing, Sandy Pollock, Sam McCand- lish, Ronnie Culbertson, Dick Morrow, Jim Schomaker, Alfred Hawraney, Jim Haunty. Football Bexley's Blue Lions, under head coach Ben Tenwalde, concluded the 1959 football season with a record of three wins and six losses. ln Bexley's opener with St. Charles, a traditional rival, the Lions gave the fans a spectacular showing, but the Carolians overpowered the Lion grid- ders in the linal three minutes, edging Sept- 17 Bexley 14 Sept. 25 Bexley 20 Oct. 1 Bexley 34 Oct. 9 Bexley 16 Oct. 16 Bexley 0 them 18-14. The following week the Lions hosted the Eastmoor VVarriors and again were the victims of last minute defeat as Eastmoor triumphed 23 Oct. Bexley 6 22-20. Bexley's first two CBL ad- Oct 30 Bexley 12 versaries succumbed to the offensive NOV, 6 BeX1ey20 excellence of the Lions. Delaware was Nov, 13 Bexley 3 the victim of a 34-6 Lion mauling. The Lions also bested Grandview by a score of 16-8. Bexley encountered its third loss at the hands of a powerful Arlington eleven who topped the Lions 22-O. Bexley gridders played one of their most commendable games against visiting Whitehall, this yearis league champions, Fourth row: Coach Kessler, Frank Sebring, John Kelley, Danny Packard, Stuart Ruben, Phil Magley, Jack Boren, Chester T Smothers, Coach Tong. Third row: Barry Goodman, Roger Williamson, Greg Myers, Scott McElroy, Joe Ullery, Gary Wilson Brooks, Bill Strader, Jerry Robins, Barry Mellman. Second row: Bary Leeman, Rick Mauger, Larry Sells, Jeff Berlin, Bobby Larry Herwald, Calvin Hamrick, Jim Hoyer. First row: Ricky Culbertson, John Armbruster, Jim Hunter, Charlie Myers, John George Slater, Jerry Anthony, Jach Wood, John Jones. St. Charles 18 Eastmoor 22 at Delaware 6 d ' 8 Gran View . Fred Medors Award to Jack 1- at Upper Arlington 22 b h E Whitehall 7 erger and t e announcement o at Worthington 44 Mt. Vernon 14 at Urbana 14 but the Rams pulled the game out of the fire with a de- cisive conversion and wrapped up a 7-6 victory. After be- ing tromped by Worthington 44-12, the Lions returned home to thrill an overflowing homecoming crowd with a 20-14 triumph over Mount Vernon. For their final Bexley traveled to Urbana, but they re- tiirned disappointed after a 14-8 di Highlights of the annual For Banquet were the presentation of selection of John Offenburg and Culbertson to the All-Central Bur League team. Tom Tussing, Dick Mor row, Jack Hornberger, Sam MCG lish, Jim Haunty, Fred Mann, Jim Schomaker, and Bill Goldberg received honorable mention. This year the Lion gridders were not the best in league, but they exhibited the good sportsmanship determination which prove them worthy of our p Co-capiain McCand- lish carries the ball while Morrow holds fhem down. www Offenberg, McCand- lish, Hornberger, and company invade Ar- lingion. Managers: Mike Mer- curio, Rodney Wasser- sfrom, Steve Thomas, Jim Quisenberry, John Schachf. ffiiif The Bandiis: Freddy Mann, Jack Horn- berger, .lim Scho- maker, Sam McCand- lish, Dick Morrow, Ronnie Culbertson, John Offenberg. Don'f help, McCand- lishg just siand there and watch. Phil Parker: My dad lakes your piciures but you can'I lake my shoes. ,N , , K .3 51 X ,Aix Page Forty-six EJ f 1 ss, 25 A mi? .- Q -.,,W,1 Judy High President . rw F SY XJ? 'fi . ,qw F ir 3, Bev Green Vice-President Third row: Phyllis Schechter, Ioan Klopfer, Carole South, Sue Yardley, Joan Dunavent, Meg McGavran, Margy Turner, Rosanne Kanter, Amy Blue, Harriet Davidorf. Second row: Nancy Stewart, Carole jolhffe, Bev Solove, Nancy Samson, Andy Kushner, Betty Harris, Cindy Crall, Mary Lou Garves, Barbara Rose, Ann VVillis. First row: Linda Davis, Kay Gearhart, Barbie Blose, Gayle Caplan, Darianne Dick, Irene Humphrey, Bonnie WoodruH:, Gail Dunavent, Linda Held, Marie Benskey, Pam Lane. Girls, Athletic Club Secret Bebe B Treasu Gail Ga Intram Manag Increased membership in the Girls' Athletic Club this year is evidence of the increasing interest in girls, sports Under the supervision of Miss Love and Miss Robson, the club had a busy year. For the Al Capone rushing party in September, the girls donned gangster outfits. One of the focal points of the year's activities was Hockey Night, which concluded the 1959 hockey season Seniors hailed their triumphant team as well as Judy High, Sports, Queen. Other club events included a dance following the basketball game December 7, where, toys for needy childre were collected at the door, a thrilling Basketball Class Night on March ll, and a fashion show and tea for the me bers, mothers in April. llonka's was the scene of the traditional year-end banquet, which crowned a successful season. Following th presentation of letters and awards, the new ofhcers and sportsheads were installed. The banquet was drawn to formal conclusion with a few words from the retirin officers: ud Hi h resident, Bev Green vice- resident, oa S Y S w P f P Edmonds, secretary, Bebe Baird, treasurer, and Gail Garves, intramural sports manager. Ioan Ed . Ofiiciatmg Sportsheads: Ann Willis, Andy Kushner. Hockey Sportsheads: Harriet Davidorf, Linda Held. Page Forty-seven Fourth row: Pam Dinkelaker, Pat Miller, Sharon Harbold, Nancy Fritsche, Susan Anrle, Sue Helmick, Meg McGavran, Diane Long. Third row: Sue Yardley, Barbara Rose, Mary Lou Garves, Nancy Samson, Jean Schmidt, Sharon Wiggins, Betty Harris, Amy Blue, Lynne Niermeyer, Donna Davis, Bev. Green. Second row: Darianne Dick, Bonnie Woodruff, Kay Gearhart, Linda Davis, Linda Ohmer, Barbara Dulfey, Linda WVeissen- bach, Judy High, Irene Humphrey, Linda Held. First row: Gail Garves, Lynne Whetstone. Girls, Hockey Team Miss Donna Robson, the new physi- cal education instructor, led her first hockey team to a 4-1-1 record, the best in the city. The Bexley Lionesses defeated Grandview 2-O in their opener and fol- lowed this with two more victories. They tromped over St. Mary's 3-0 and edged Arlington 1-0 in a pouring rain. Columbus School for Girls handed Bexley their first defeat 2-1 in a gruel- ing battle. Bexley's next opponent was undefeated Worthington, who played the Lionesses to a scoreless tie. In their final game Bexley wrapped up an easy 3-O triumph over University. On hockey night the Seniors won their second victory in a row, thus re- ceiving the hockey championship. At the half Iudy High was announced the and Helmick go in for a goal 1959 Sports' Queen. Garves watches Davis light for the ball ,. r- 1 -rv11v n uvv nn.. -- .. . - . , - - lcCandlish congratulates Judy High, Sports' Queen. af' E , ' 4 Page F orty-eight x H1 'Q Q x .Ml A KY. K .. ,,..fWgg lyvww A NIOR CLASS . GANIZATIONS YS' SPORTS . RLS' SPORTS . Page Forty-nine . 52 . . 58 . . 62 ..68 Page Fiftylone Wafer f 4 4 Page Fifty-two Page Fifty out of the snows of winter arose Il shelter strong and .35 1 N -M .-. If '- . . x. . . .A fi' lik? ff s gy JJ f QQ? 1 '.: :wx yxvlxgy ggikfv SF 1 f N, I ,xgx . ff '-t.Xy.v2l, L.,VL . V i .klv ' hgh Wu ,k ,fs 4 ,5 35 f if, :hifi A :Mrs , , xx? - 4 1 A aft: .N..,Q3z M l -35 pgs, I , U 'ff ah .1-.tn test ' l .1, t lillllj ' V I tt't li. - ' Jug, I ,,. ',N, I ? . y 'Mi-tx-,-R A v'- -- A ' , 4 T B X , B W-TX li 5543? 'fill MlWif'f A The 1961 BEXLEO Staff Colman and Bull, there s Second row: Sue Yardley, Jan Eicher, Judy Holt, Dave Addison, Tex Pritchett, Steve Devoe, Terry Thall, Barbara Rall, Sherry Shamansk ' Y First row: Ellen Reuss, Andy Tsitouris, Betty Harris, John Strahm, Ellen Ziskind, Fred Barry Jeff and Betty conduct a iunior class meeting is has 1' -1: f s ,.f We had a whale of a float Steve, Bill, Carole, Polly, Tex, and Amy l E iunior hall Upper-class music: Bill Goldberg, Freddy Mann, Schomalcer, and Bob Hill er B Y, se NIOR CLASS Contents GANIZATIONS . . YS' SPORTS LS' SPORTS 1 Page Fifty-one Wafer Page Fifty-two The 1961 BEXLEO Staff Second row: Sue Yardley, .lan Eicher, Judy Holt, Dave Addison, Tex Pritchett, Steve Devoe, Terry Thall, Barbara Rall, Sherry Shamansky' First row: Ellen Reuss, Andy Tsitouris, Betty Harris, John Strahm, Ellen Ziskind, Fred Barry Jeff and Betty conduct a iunior class meeting Colman and Bull, there s We had a whale of a float Steve, Bill, Carole, Polly, Tex, and Amy junior hall l Upper-class music: Bill Goldberg, Freddy Mann Schomaker, and Bob Hill is ill Page Fifty-three Stgdent Council Standing: Bill Betz, Bruce Seagle, Polly Taylor, Andy Tsitouris, Sam McGavran. Seated: Betty Harris, jeff Schwartz, Steve DeVoe, Carole Iollilfe. Iunior Class As winter has its sparkling, snowy days, so do the nieinhers of the junior class have a hright sparkling looh in their eyes. They have learned to assume responsibility hy making nioney for their junior-Senior Prom. Their class is represented hy niany leaders in school organizations, and two of their inenihers were honored hy heing elected King and Queen of Hearts. As the year closes, the juniors are well prepared to he the leaders of our school in their senior year. Class officers were jeff Schwartz, presidentg Steve Delfoe, vice-presi- dent, and Betty Harris, secretary-treasurer. Class Cabinet Standing: Bruce Seagle, Bruce Tennebaum, Dave Addison, Tex Pritchett, Andy Tsitouris. Seated: Betty Harris, 16:5 Schwartz, Steve DeVoe, Ellen Ziskind. 4 m A Page Fzfty-four Back row Linda Bom Eileen Brodsky Willard Bornstein Ricky Brooks Ben Buckner Mike Cassidy Kay Casto Jayne Christensen Front row Jim Curl Marian Cohen Charles Clarke Candy Daugherty Harriet Davidorf Donna Davis L Back row Dave Addison Carol Baas Bob Ballenger Fred Barry Larry Bauerle Gerald Bauman Marjorie Berg Bill Betz Front row Melissa Blanton Amy Blue Nlarcia Blue Nlarlene Blum Carol Booth Dave Blakeslee Back row Randy DeVere Steve DeVoe Ronnie Dolinger Danny Dozer Jerry Durham Jann Eicher Sue Forman Front row Frankie Eiferman Tom Elsass Jackie Estes Tanny Ferrer Judy Feinstein Ellen Drum Vera Dushkoff Back row Jerry Friedman Mike Friedman Steve Gallen Doug Giles Dick Glas Marilyn Goben Bill Goldberg Alice Goler Front row Bev Greene Lynne Grundstein Susan Gurevitz Mae Hagler Beau Hamer Diane Handler Betty Harris Marcia Heffernan Back row Terry Lane Jerry Lazear Bary Leeman Cheri Leeman Ronnie Leukart Ronnie Levin Philip Levine Front row Les Levitt Sharon Lieberman Doug Loeffler Hud Luby Cheryl Margulis Judy Mathless Barbara Mathless Page Fifty-five 'K B ack row Dave Helmick Bob Hill Judy Holt Bill l'loyer Bill Issac Dave Japikse Carole Jolliffc Nancy Judson Front row Colman Kahn Marianne Kilpatrick Joan Klopfer Mike Kravitz Andy Kushner Dave Lane Page F zfty-six Back row Jerry Mechling Karen Mercer Vince Mercurio Pete Monett Carol Monroe Greg Myers George McCloy Front row Sam McGavran Mike Neal Lynne Niermeye Holly Partsch Charles Patrick Steve Pollack I Back row john Schact Phyllis Schecter Bucky Schmidt Bonita Schilling Sandra Schorr Jeff Schwartz Bob Self Rich Silverman Front row Sheri Shamansky Bob Shaw Steve Shell Norm Sher Steve Shkolnik Bruce Siegel Debbie Siegel Back row Larry Ritter Tex Pritchett Jim Quisenberry Barbara Rall Frank Reed Ellen Reuss Tom Reynolds jim Ringer Front row Marilyn Poth Linda Ritter Ivan Romanoff Ronnie Roselle Bill Ruben Don Ruben Nancy Sampson Carol Schaaf ll Back row Barbara Tennebaum Carole Thall Andy Tsltourls Steve Tuckcnnan Bruce Tennebaum Martin Tobin Patty Troy er Terry Thall Front row Mary Tully Joe Ullery Barb Volosin Ann VVaters Danny Webster Sam Weiner VVayne Weld Barbara VVest Page Fifty seven Back row Spike Simpson Carolyn Smith Mitzi Snyder Marlene Solomon Bev Solove Carole South Lona Spenser Connie Stebelton Front row Dick Stevens Nancy Stewart Bob Stine John Stolzenbacli Susan Stone John Strahm Diana Stropes Back row Cynthia Westerman Mike Witlclis Sharon VViggins Joan Wile Philip VVilliamson Cary Wilson Melanie Wiseman Judy Wooclyard Front row Tom Winters Sue Yardley Bernard Yavitch Corinne Zacks Rita Zell Deborah Zelizer lei? Zettler Ellen Ziskind Page Fifty-eight Judy Bone Kathie President Secretary Nancy Samson Lynne Vice-President Ciiifigliifis n y q I Chairman Third row: Marilyn Kurtz, Joan Dunavent, Meg McGavran, Margy Turner, Diane Long, Sue Helmick, Carole Smoler. Second row: Rita Zeff, Melissa Blanton, Karen Mercer, Joan Klopfer, Marcia Heffer- nan, Carole Iolliffe, Bev Solove, Sue Yardley. First row: Barbara Duffey, Patty Lutzy, Irene Hum- phrey, Darianne Dick, Bonnie VVoodruf'f, Gail Dunavent, Phyllis Schlonsky, Linda Weissenbach. Y-Teens YT Growing in the knowledge of God and achieving the qualities of friendship and honor are the chief aims - eeners. In accordance with these goals, the club began the year with a spread with the Grandview Y-Teens before football game October 9. In November the club sponsored the annual Can-Can Party in conjunction with H1 The combined efforts of both clubs resulted in the collection of twenty-Five baskets of canned goods for the ment House. Other annual projects included Kinder Key Caroling and Career Day, which proved to be one of most interesting programs. Y-Teens crowded their social calendar with such events as a Spaghetti Dinner in March, the Annual Hawkins Dance, the Y-Teen weekend camping trip, and the Motheris Day Tea in May. Members took part in charitable drives such as the Lily Parade and Links. Heading this year's activities were Iudy Bone, president, Carol Davis, program chairman, Nancy Samson, president, Kathy Newhouse, secretaryg Lynne Whetstone, treasurer, Polly Taylor, member-at-large, and Miss McCurdy and Mrs. Antoinette Barr, faculty advisers. Santa at the Orphans' Party Kinder Key Carolers spreading good cheer Page F ifty-nin row: Bill Vlasak, Larry Bauerle, Frank Sebring, Wayne Smith, John Armbruster. David Stewart, Jim jones. Third row: Judy Wood ary McClure, Bill Hartman, David Last, Steve Kress. Barry Goodman, Dennis Mellman, Dan Packard, Ruth Ann Glick Second row Eisenberg, Pamela Robinson, Diane Borror, Cheryl Weis, Pam Lane, Barbara Heurich, Sue Herrmann, Eva Cain, Ann Zimpher, Doug First row: Kay Tilley, Pat Smothers, Terry Thall, Dick Rush, D. A. Dick, Ellen Brooke, Kay Gearhart, Gail Dunavent, Kathy Kienzle Stewart. Art Club resident Darianne Dick, Vice-President Ellen Brooke, retary Dick Rush, and Treasurer Terry Thall were Jonsible for a successful club year. hrough money-making projects such as making opie sticks to sell at football games and sponsoring a ce on February 19, the Art Club accumulated ugh money to sponsor a trip in the spring. embers gained a sense of art appreciation through s to the Art Gallery and to the new Art Department apital University. lVlr. Trivella was the faculty sor. Science Club Under the leadership of President Paul Bender the Science Club this year completed one of the most difli- cult projects ever undertaken by a high school group. As a yearly project they chose to construct a digital im- pulse computer which adds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides any number up to lO0,000 and solves equations employing the Principles of Matrices. ln the saring, members visited the Ohio State University physics laboratory. The club also established a chess' team, which was challenged by other C.B.L. schools. Mickey jordan served as vice-president and Mitzi Snyder as secretary. row: Danny Dorman, jerry Rosenfeld, Danny Paine, Bill Ruben, Dave Addison, Don Feinstein, Ed Stein, Ileff Fisher, Bill Ruggles row: Floyd Stolzenburg, Mario Parenti, Dave japikse, jeff Papier, jim Davis, Dave Cotzin, Louis Polster, Jut Elliot. First row: Andy teve Levy, David Sansbury, Mitzi Snyder, Paul Bender, Mickey jordan, Judy Starke, Ivar Zageris, Bill Rogers, Bert Japikse. Q1 H 5 Page Sixty-one jk? CAQQPEQJQPJ Peqielflt , fel' .gpaorfzi LYNNE WHETSTONE BEV SOLOVE INA VALCOV BARBIE BLOSE DIANE KEARNS PATTY LUTZY Head Cheerleader Page Sixty-two O Tom Tussing Sandy Pollock Forward Guard all CBL Second Team Honorable Mention Bill Rader M 1 9 9 Guard e Nov. 25 ,...... -, ,.,, -.-Bexley 39 .,.,..,, ,,,,,,... a r Washington Court House 57 Dec. 1 ,,,,,,,,,,, G ,,.,.,. Bexley 38 ,,,,,,,. ,........ a t St. Charles 37 Dec. ......,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bexley 44 .,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,, G randview 48 Dec. .......,,,,,,,,,,,, Bexley 44 .,,w.,,, ,,,.,,... a t Upper Arlington 51 Dec. 18,,.-..-..---Bexley 37 ,,,.,... ......... W hitehall 52 Dec. ........... -.,,..,.Bexlcy 49 ,....... ,,,,, a t Worthington 42 jan. 5 ,,,,.,. -,.-,-.,.Bexley 53 ,,,,,,,, ,..,..... a t West 48 jan. 8 ,,,...,...,..., -.,.Bexley 45 ,,,.,,,. ......,,, M t. Vernon 33 Jerry Mechling Bill Hoyer Guard Guard Steve Tuckerman Forward A f 3 A I U is is 155m y .iw-,M '!lI '5 -Q.. .L E .h .lv X w 'J e K X ,H J X 'Q I f' J ' x '1 'Q . I M-Q' A X Lay El-,1 -, I 1 ' - Q 6 ! ff T: 5 .7 in Q w' , - AX m K , , '37 'itgpiig - gy Iii- s Wil 1X is-S, 1 ... asf T is is SWK at ..- if fl ., . 335, - .Q .V all 9 5 -Q 2 sv- -1' ,I S Q.. fl -1' uf Page Sixty-four Buck row: Mr. Swinehart, Bill I-Ioyer, Frank Eiferman, Steve Tuckerman, Larry Ritter, Bill Rader, Dave Helmick. Front row: Jerry lmg, Steve DeVoe, Tom Tussing, Sam McCandlish, Jim Haunty, Sandy Pollack. Basketball Bexley cagers concluded the 1959-60 basketball season with a 7-10 record. Though they won less than half of their games the Lions provided some stiff competition for several league leaders proving that they were a better team than their record shows. Captain Sam lVlcCandlish and Tom Tussing provided most of the scoring strength with excellent help from lim Haunty in the rebounding department. Jerry Mechling, Frank Eigerman, Sandy Pollock, and Bill Rader all displayed outstanding skill in guard positions. Following a defeat at the hands of Washington Court House in the season opener, Coach Lefty,' Swinehart's cagers edged St. Charles 38-37 in one of the season's thrillers. The Lions lost their next three giving Grandview and Arlington a tough battle but offering little opposition to an alert Whitehall Five. Determined to remain in the CBL race, Bexley won three in a row from Worthington, West, and Mt. Vernon. The Lions succumbed to mighty Urbana and were ni ped by Delaware 45-43 the following night. The next week Bexley travelled to Grandview to capture their fifth win which was followed by dual losses to Arlington and Whitehall. The season ended with triumphs over Worthington and Delaware and losses to lVlt. Vernon and champion Urbana. Coach Lefty Swinehart did a fine job with this year's team. Captain Sam McCandlish must also be mended for his sixth place position in CBL individual scoring and his outstanding contributions in every game. Though our Lions failed to capture the CBL crown or even a high position in the league, they exhibited the sportsmanship and sense of fair play which characterizes true champions. Back row: Mr. Kessler, Jack Wood, Tom Elsass, Bob Hepps, John jones, Ron Clowson, Riclcy Culbertson. Front row: Steve Rosenthal, Tsitouris, Calvin Hamriclc, Larry Berlin, joel Brandt, Bill Thomas, Jim Hoyer. S Q . 5 ' ,, ,Z M ' Q I1 Na ll' E , J' 1f I Ai '.:', 'V LA J. K , Q- . A , V 'C gr.: Ni azq k L Q Q xi 5 Wy si fg? ,pQff,w 4, 5 K Q xr-4' 3, 5' 'SQXLPA fer N R ,P V: AM. Nw! 15' Wal nie' i QU-Fx, FA? 5 Qi-4-4 .M fx U . . Page Sixty-six Thad row: Mr. Owen, Ed Pritchett, Barry Kayne, Frank Turner, Rusty Loucks, Mark Paine. Second row: Jeff Zettler, Terry Lane, Les Levitt, George Slater, Barry Mellman, Dan Schoedinger, jeff McClelland, Bob Shaw. i Fzrst row: Mario Parenti, Rick Traa, Bob Edmister, Tom Olander, Stan McCloy, George McCloy, Bart Nedelman, Jim Ringer, Ronnie Swimming Coach Russ Owens and Co-captains Tom Olancler and Stan McCloy led the swimming team to a commendable 5-2 record. Bexley's swimmers found Worthington, Bishop Hart- ley, Greenfield MacLaine, and St. Charles easy to sur- pass. The situation was reversed, however, when Bexley encountered Arlington and powerful Academy as they suffered respective defeats of 61-25 and 60-26. They finished the season with a second win over Worthington 48-37. Many fine individual performances were turned in by Tom Olander, Stan and George lVlcCloy, and Bart Nedelman. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Worthington 35 Bishop Hartley Greenfield 36 St. Charles 2.7 Academy 60 Arlington 61 Worthington 37 HCY, Bart ------- 51913511 Bob gets advice from Coach Owen Stan goes up and Page Sixty 'Sel 'CH 1 5. , 5 ,E row Ricky Bender B111 Swanson Shep Kahn Rick Mauger Scott Scllomalcer, Mark Lowy, John Kelley. Third row: Sam McGavran, rmbruster Charles Clarke Bary Leeman Dick Golden Larry Herwald Tanny Ferrer, David Lane. Second row: Charles Myers, Ricky Colman Kahn Bernard Yavitch Larry Lieberman Spike Simpson Paul Bender, Jim Hunter. First row: Dave Friedman, Bill Shenk, Wrestling Dec. Dee. Dec Dec Jan. Jan. lan. Jan. Ian. Feb. Feb. 8 10 15 17 7 .....,..,,... 12 .,..,.,ooo,,, 14 ,.,,.....,,-. 21 ..,.,oo--,.,. 28 ,.,..,,..,,.. 4 ..,....,..... 9 .....,..e.... Bexley .-..-------..Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley Bexley 21 ..,.....o,,7 ,Whitehall 43 .--.,et,,,East 29 ,.-,..-,-,,,University 21 at Franklin Heights 37 Croveport 5 West 24 at Hilliard 22 Crove City 16 at Pleasantview 24 Worthington 41 Arlington 30 Shenk takes over Bens llve wrestling. 1 dare 'yaylhsayg Spike, Page Sixty-eight Juniors Third row: Bev Greene, Alice Goler, Patty Troyer. Second row: Amy Blue, Lynne Grundstein, Carole South, Sue Yardley. First row: Nancy Samson, Bev Solove, Linda Ritter, Sharon Wiggins, Sue Forman. Freshmen Third row: Barbara Kerr, Beverly Betz, Carole Glick. Second row:., Susie Hays, Gerry Bain, Vicki Gill, Barbara Smith, Anne Counter. First row: Claire Baas, Carolyn Thomas, Sharon Arnott, Kathy Bidlack, Susie Wolman, Marilyn Gold- farb. Ioan Edmonds, Susan Antle Girls, Basketball Seniors Third row: Linda Held, Pat Klii anne Dick, Irene Humphrey, Sa zinger. Second row: Linda Bonnie Woodruff, Gail Garves, Sue mann. First row: Kay Gearhart, High, Pam Lane, Linda Davis, Weissenbach. Sophomores Third' row: Sharon Harhold Rose, Judy Franz. Second row McGavran, Sue Helmick, Pat Mill Dunavent. First row: Mary Lou Schmidt, Kathy Sheetz. Ynfww ,,,, MW, , ,, 1 45 A A - .lw..4.g -e 2? 5 1, A7 K X '., J' 35'-. K1 gnu! QXM-,, wx .V 5' .pf...,, . M s,5-.1ap-F v A S X A is . at r 4 ,M + We Xalx, N 1 n b Q u bi, .1 ,. 2 4 Pave Severn f-one E 4 .5 . .. wx- 1.4 ik Eff' a 3 mf, xg. 'B f iim M fav 1. WW! Q .sg 1 K 5 1' i 9 3, E., X , 7 V Q-Kam. 1. 1 y Q , 4 A ,.yxiLaH.,.xx4 Q Comcnts QNIQ14 CNIJXSS . . 74 11C2AN.lZA'1'1ONS . 21YS'S1'U11'l'S . 1141-8 SPUITIQS . PE11E'1'TA . XOM . . XTRONS ....... 1O17ESSlON1XL DIRECTORY . VE11T1SE1X1ENTS 98 104 114 116 117 118 120 122 31 3 5. 2 4 Page Seventy-tlzrec 1. - .i',.. if 1 Q , 4 5 4 f F1 11 . 1 N f,. 4 Ap g ik v 1 is 'lk A K W2 43 Ns, X if X 1 1 555741 f, , Q . . . . . 1. 4. ,Q- Q . , iw? .. . Q. 4 -2 . . W Q. 444, 4 3 1 x x .. ' ., . H . . . 3 X 1. I . 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I lilly!-no s -,.,fd.,i ai .Q ' ,, - ., .sf 'W -Q 1 p ,se A' ., ' - ,W ag X .gn .ss .x.v,.- ----s,ssssr:.f .. -- V ,K up Q A kiwi ' -of-My aw 7 ' V . jew Bssiyssfgiw f' an Q CKY Will ll VIUHRY Top Ten: Lynne Whefsfone, Linda Weissenbach, Nino Rosen, Barbara Daines, Patty Seigr wins fgr fl-le Seniors Lutzy, Judy Bone, Barbie Blose, Ina Valcov, Judy High, Bebe Baird ith-3 M.--.pq Deck the halls with boughs of holly -Bill Betz, Sieve DeVoe, Bill Sfrouse, Dickie Dick, Gef fhqf evil Smile Off your face, Patty Lutzy, Janie Woodworth, Bebe Baird, Rick Traa, Fred Mann, Ronnie Culbertson, Bob Edmister Physics laboratory FEW' W pl s 'M' . A N-X S x :L s The King's English 2311: .r- is f' . i A rll' I ssiii . -. , f i n r-K ': Cf! 2 '5 1 'V 1-fb. -Jie, ' ' ' Em. K Y'- , -.. - . ., ,. , o sf J ' sf ,M , ig: I 3 M EA ,fm X s X 2 R X 5 Xa se mask K , 1 , - its . - Student Council Standing: Alfred Hawraney, Pat Smothers, Sandy Pollock, Sam McCandlish, Howard Schle- zinger, Linda Weissenbach, Jack Hornberger, Eddie Goodman, Ronnie Culbertson. Seated: Lynn Whetstone, Doug Fleckner, Bebe Baird, Fred Mann, Judy High. Senior Class Spring arrives anal with it the rehirth of nature. Suclclenly everyone, especially the seniors, has a hurst of energy. They are eager to get out on their own feet anal start huilaling a Hrm future. They have left their imprint on Bexley High School with their hne leaolers, scholars, anol athletes. The senior class had three people with a four point average anal had twenty-six laoys on this year's foothall team. The senior class float, VVing Our Way to Victory, tooh hrst, too. Another unique feature of this senior class was that two of its memhers were from foreign countries, Germany anrl Italy. As graduation time vlraws nearer, the seniors will never forget those carefree alays spent at Bexley, anal the unolerclassmen will never forget the example set hy this Class of 1960. The officers of the senior class were Doug Fleclener, presialent, Belye Bairol, vice-presialent, anal Lynne Vlfhetstone, secretary-treasurer. Class Cabinet Standing: Linda Weissenbach, Patty Lutzy, Kay Gearheart, Dina Flaum. Seated: Lynne Whet- stone, Doug Fleckner, Bebe Baird, Alfred Hawraney. W,s ,, sf. Page Seventy-six Richard Michael Bahr A. Z. A. . . big sister Phylis . . Eastmoor High School 1,2 . . H-2517 S. 31?1PD . . Ohio State University . . Ich nicht feshtay, Senor mit . Caroline Sanford Baird Sam . . Cape Cod . . F.A.A.A.1.W.L.T. French Club 45 Latin Club 15 Y-Teens 1,2,35 GAC 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, V.P. 3, Treas. 45 Basketball 15 Hockey 2,35 Dramatics Club 1,2,35 BEXLEO5 Student Council 45 Chorus 15 Class V.P. 45 Student Court Sec. 45 B-Hive 2,35 Cheerleader 2,35 National Honor Society 4. Michael Dennis Bauerle Little brother Larry . . sister Linda . . B-12480 . . Big Bear . . to enter Ohio State University. Spanish Club 4. Paul Burton Bender Loved those band trips . . little sister Elaine . . Sally . . May 11, 1957 . . Light Raid . . O.S.U. Music Camp . . hobby: photography . . Michigan. Music Club l,2,3,45 Wrestlin 3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Science Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Band l,2,3,45 Orcliestra 3. Nancy Sue Albin Little brother Steve . . M.Y.F. Pres. . . Lakeside . . blueberry Sue Hey, you guys! . . District M.Y.F. . . good gravy . . Boris . ference. Latin Club 2,3545 Y-Teens 1,2,45 GAC 2,3,45 Dramatics Club FTA 3,45 Band 152. Wendy Rose Alexander Crushes . . B-B-But Larry . . I.L.Y.J.A.M.A.E. . . Sept. 11, 1957 four little sisters . . trips to Cincy . . B.D. smiled at me . . T Janice 8: Gwen CPD . . front yard talks . . Ardmore Army . diets . . I.L.G. . . Ir. Hadasah Pres. Pep Club 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Y-Teens 15 GAC l,2,3,45 L Club 2,45 Art Club 1,2,3. Barbara Basofin Transferred from Chicago 3 . . brother Mike . . Cassady Clan Partners in crime, Dar-oflicer . . 8:00 A.M. GAC 45 Book Club 3,45 Pep Club 4. Linda Eunice Bauerle Brothers Mike and Larry . . slumber parties . . I-3059 . . Com . . ghg8Shield, Pres. . . Hey Sal! . . Let's go . . Bud, W.T . . -4 0. French Club 1,25 Latin Club 45 Y-Teens 3,45 GAC l,2,3,45 3,45 Swimming 1,45 Dramatics Club 45 Music Club 45 Band arie Matilda Benskey ow people . . L.L. Sec. . . little brothers, big sister . . to enter llrsing . . after midnight . . Don't worry! 1 can watch the road too Well, Sue, it's raining again. anish Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 GAC 3,4, rortshead 45 Dramatics Club 45 FTA 3,4, V.P. 4. ndra Lee Berlin in CPD Cap . . Miss Chievousn . . TORCHery V.T. . , uncilettes, Sec. . 1.L.G-23 . . The Hope Diamond . . Me Late? ver! . . Yellow Rose . . Grabbits 1,2,3Vz . . Brentwood Rd. Gang. anish Club 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 45 Pep Club 45 Y'Teens 1,25 GAC t,3,45 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,45 Book Club 45 TORCH 45 Chorus 5 Quill and Scroll. Page Seventy-seven ,Qs Barbara ,lean Blose One more time! .. S.S.S.+S. .. I.F.L.L. .. three sisters . . Four Links French Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 35 GAG 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 45 Hockey .25 Basketball 1,25 Dramatics Club 25 BEXLEO5 Chorus 1,25 Choir 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Pep Club 45 B-I-give 15 Music Club 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Homecoming At- ten ant. Peter William Blue Bluey . . little sister Amy . . Bobsey Twins . . The best football player is a blind one! . . grinnin' idjut . . K.T.Z.-The Chef . . 'iYou ain't a kiddin' . . by golly . . Pine needles. Latin Club 1,2535 Music Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Math Club 3, 45 Varsity B 3,45 Football 45 Golf 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Band 1,2,3,4. M. Blume brother Bob . . little brother Al . . Lighting Ass. ifl353 . . 111ter Lake . . B.L.Y.C. . . fun . . Port Clinton . . Put-in-Bay Willie . . H721 OVER . . good times . . Did you do your Central pirates . . the big year. Wheeler Bone . . S.S.S.+S. . . I.F.L.L. . . Bats . . Nous trois . . Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3, Sec. 35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 2, Veep 3, Pres. 45 GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 35 Music Club , Cabinet 35 TORCH 45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Honor Society 3,45 Class Cabinet 1,25 Student Health 1,2,3,4, V.P. 35 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Where's Charlie? 'S-nn... Jerry Allen Boster Carol 1,2,3,4 . . Free Parking . . Idjet . . 26 Men . . 70-77 . . Slipstick Boys . . the little green bug, B-3882 . . Double Dip? . . Bexley Boys' Social Club. Varsity B 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,4. Sally Ann Bowers ' Bill, Oct. 11, 1959 . . 56 Chevy . . O.S.U. . . Friskie . . 18:11 . . B-6482 . . Doubles . . Summer trips . . WHTDCK? . . Grandpa 8x Ma . . I'll go squirrel hunting with you! C4:3O A.M.D . . Who's driving today? . . Lazarus 2,3,4 . . Shield 2,3,4 . . transfer from Eastmoor 2. Spanish Club 45 Y-Teens 45 GAC 45 Music Club 4. Page Seventy-eight Aileen Frances Brenner S.Y.S.F. . . Roni . . sisters Janice and Maureen . . big brother Russ . . Yellow Rose Pres. . . Ardmore Army . . july 1959 . . 20000 . . l.L.C. . . 5:04 Club . . Good Timers . . F.M. Fan Club . . Front yard talks . . U.S.Y. Y-Teens 1, GAC 1,2,35 Art Club 1,2,3g Book Club 3,45 FTA 4. Ellen jane Brooke Brookie . . Four Links . . Party Line . . painted roaches . . Spastic C3t. Latin Club 2g Y-Teens lg CAC l,2,3,4, Sportshead 3, Art Club l,2,3,4, V.P. 3,45 BEXLEO. Gayle Ellen Caplan Twin QD Sandy . . Yellow Rose . . brother Bill . . G l,2,3W . . I.L.G.-lO . . Caplan-Sher . . Hey, Dina, I've got a . Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4g GAC l,2,3,4, Sportshead 3,4g Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Pep Club 4, Music Club l,2, Book Club 2,3,4g FTA 3, TORCH 3,4, Associate Editor 45 Chorus 1, Quill and Scroll 3,45 National Honor Society 4. Donald Rowley Coe 1 CCC . . Sherwood Rd. Gan . . Cochran's . . Hey, Mike, where's Franklin County? . . Record Hops . . Denver and Merkle . . Sept. 9, 1959 . . D.W.L.I.R. . . Aero Lanes. Hi-Y 43 Chorus 25 Choir 2,49 Brigadoon 2. was Sandra Lee Bruney Four Links Treas. 3, V.P. 4 . . Gay, what if it were a law? . k arol L T Y B 818 LB Thursdav 16th t 1 , C . . .... . . - . . ,, . Eiatin Club 23 Spanish Club 4, Music Club 4, GAC 1,2,3g Y- 1,2,4g Chorus 1,29 B-Hive 3,4. Eva Jeaniene Cain Please don't call me that . . pet peeve: teasing . . . br sister . . T's Art Class . . Barbara, get out and push 1 ing green . . M.Y.F.-Lakeside, Henderson Settlement, . . Quest Club. Pep Club 4, Y-Teens lg GAC l,2,3,4g Art Club l,2,3,4g Fl Chorus 1. Darlene Sue Cohen Partners in crime, Barb? . . Furd . . explosion, anyone? . . now or later, Carole? . . Clod . . The Big Four . . Want an cracker, Elgert? . . roof climbing. Y-Teens 1, Art Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 33 Dramatics Club Spanish Club 2,35 TORCH Ass. Art Editor 3. Diane Lynne Cohen Brother Charles . . S.D.C. . . I.L.G.C19D . . Yeah, do you 1 sneaking in the drive-in, Dina? . . Cincy trips . . Yellow Councilettes, Sec.-Treas. . . Joyce, why are you so late? . wood Road Gang. Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 4, Y-Teens 1,23 Dramatics l,2,3g GAC l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2. Marilyn Daines Four Links . . Melodie Belles . . younger sister Paula . . S.S.S.+S. . . B8tj since 6. Club 3,4, Cabinet 3, Pres. 45 Latin Club 2,3, Cabinet 35 1,2,3,45 GAC 1,2,3,45 B-Hive 35 Pep Club 45 Music Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 45 BEXLEO5 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,45 Chorus 15 2,3,45. Where's Charlie? Louise Davis 1,2,3,4 . . Four Links . . Melodic Belles . . Let's talk, Sandy. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 1,2,3, Program Chun. 45 Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. 45 Girls' Business Managerg Choir 2,3,45 The Fortune .lor Society 3,45 Quill and Scrollg Where's Club 1 f Y' Newton Davis Kay . . older sister Donna . . little brother Jack . . UThe B.L.Y.C. . . Lightning .3721 . . My Blue Heavenn . . second . . Port Clinton . . Put-In-Bay . . Willie . . Beedle- good times . . The Big HM. Katherine Dick . . Bonnie, 1 think we missed it! . . Four Links . . Three Musketeers' Activities . . Float '60. Cabinet 3,45 CAC l,2,3,4, Sportshead 3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Tennis 45 Golf 3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Teahouse 5 National Thespian 45 Page Seventy-mnc Robert Owen Congrove Congie . . Parkie 3,4 . . Southland . . 26 Men . . T.M.F. . . Lions 32 . . Hey, Alf, how is your head? . . T.L.VV.P. . . 6th period-2 Hoor . . Friday nighters . . Ah! tou h. Erinish Club 45 Hi-Y 1,25 Footbagll 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,-15 Basket- a 1. Ronald David Culbertson, Jr. Sally . . Old Man's Cave . . Bexley Boys' Social Club, Pres. . . 26 Men . . Lions '50 . . little brother Rick . . Bandits 50 . . Buckeye Boys' State. Spanish Club 1,25 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 45 Varsity B 2,3,4: Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Honorable Nlention AIIVCBL 3, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3, V.P. 45 Chorus 15 Choir 35 Fortune Teller 3. S ini it-9' James M. Davis Southlancler . . Anyone for a Crendleburger? . . band trips . . Combo Cowabunga . . likes: music, nature . . 70 . . to enter Capital Uni- versity. Science Club 2,45 Hi-Y 25 Music Club 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 25 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Teahouse. Linda Faye Davis Older sister Barb . . Yellow Bose . . Three Musketeers . . How about a hockey game, Dina? . . Andele Kid . . Councilettes V.P. . . U.S.Y. Recording Sec. . . 5:04 Club . . chemistry lab . . Explosion, anyone? Spanish Club 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 15 CAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 45 Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1. Page Eighty William Boss Diehl Bill . . Mercersburg Academy . . LynnC?D . . '4Bandits . . XD-30 . . B Boy, Gables, Drags, 226 . . trips to lake . . Bexley Goodie Shop . . G.D.S.F.R.S.C. . . Why not? Barbara Jean Duffey Glenn . . Four Links, Sec. . . summers at Camp Kawanhee, lX4aine . . S.S.S. -1- S. . . T.T.A-B. -1- L. . . entering Miami. French Club 3,4, V.P. 43 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 2,3,43 GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2,33 Basketball 1,23 Hockey 2,3,43 Dramatics Club 43 lXf1usic Club 2,3,43 FTA 3,43 B-Hive 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 33 BEXLEO 43 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Fortune Teller 3 Girls' Ensemble 43 Pep Club 43 National Thespian 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 43 VVhere's Charlie?', Ellen Gay Eisenberg Yellow Rose . . Barr's Mead Hall . . VVhat happened to the horse? . . BridgeC?D Club, 1.B.O.S. . . Let's get pizza, Glenda . . K-10 oratory . . B.B.G. V.P. French Club 3,43 Spanish Club 2,3,43 Y-Teens lg Pep Club 43 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,43 GAC 1,3,43 Art Club l,2,3,43 FTA 3,43 BEXLEO 4. Judson Stoler Elliot Betty . . The Installment Plan . . Oh yea? . . Grendleburgers . . Re Molay . . E.R.O. . . Electricians . . Shanks Mare Club . . -6925. Latin Club 23 Science Club 3,43 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Music Club 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 43 Stage crew 3,43 National Thespian Society 3,43 Boys, Ensemble 3,43 Where's Charlie? Carter Dickens Ball Guming . . '52' Bomb . . Paper Route, Ugh . . What, water again? . . after the ball game . . our Junior Float. Spanish Club 43 Art Club 1. John Harman Dickey TOPmCHery . . M.Y.F. District V.P. . . Southlander . . Period Slump . . Grendleburgers . . sister Nancy . . pet Harbrace Vocabulary Workbooks . . 8:30 Saturday Mornings Latin Club 1, 23 Science Club 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 TORCH Editor 43 Chorus 13 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Central Ohio School Press Club V.P.3 National Honor Society 4. Gail Ann Dunavent Bath Club Queen . . Miss Central Ohio Finals . . Four Chap. . . M.Y.F. V.P. . . Party Line . . Troopers 4 . . lyliami . . ,loan . . GAD. Latin Club 23 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4, Interclub Officer GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 43 Swimming 43 Modern BEXLEO 43 Chorus 1,23 B-Hive 1,3,4, V.P. 33 Pep Office 3,43 Talent Show 33 Variety Show 33 Book Club 1,2, 23 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4. Robert Orland Edmister Ice skating . . M.Y.F. . . Ladies and Gentlemen . . slide rule . . band trips . . Southlander . . Henderson . . Bath Club. Latin Club 23 Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Cabinet 43 Hi-Y 23 B 3,43 Track 2,3,43 Swimming 1,2, Manager 3,43 BEXLEO Band 1,2,3,4, V.P. 43 Homecoming Escort 4. aurence Lee Felsenthal .F.T.L. l,2.,3,4, Board 3,4 . . Chief Cook and Bottle Washer .2,3,4 . . Big Bevs with extra sauce . . playing footsie at Baker's . Southlander . . The Gas ljockey . . Harvey and the Boys . . No dding! . . Conclaves . . Fe mar 3-12. paniihz Club 45 Football 25 Band Manager 3,45 Junior Achieve- ent , . ina Flaum B.G. Pres. . . G-1,2,3Vz . . Yellow Rose . . Barnyard Briefs- ke . . '41 know, Cap, a problem. . . TORCHery . . O.T.L'ers My wild slumber parties, Joyce? fin Club 1.2: Y-Teens 1: GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 35 Basketball Dramatics Club l,2,3,45 FTA 3,4, Sec-Treas. 45 Pep Club 45 l?llgCHll3,4, Club Editor 45 Class Cabinet 3,45 f'Teahouse 5 Quill cro . W. Fritsche Alaska, here 1 come . . band trips . . likes: music, water . trips to Lake Erie . . little sister Nan . . pet peeve: pizza Club 25 Music Club 1,45 Track 15 Band 1,2,3,4. Ann Garves 1 know l'm late! . . letters . . November 21, 1958 . . W.1. oil . . M.L. and Prick . . T.G.1.F. . . All righty . . . Grendlebur ers. 3,45 Spanidli Club 1,25 Y-Teens I5 GAC 1,2,3,4, Manager 45 Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Dramatics 4 Pep Club 45 FTA 45 National Honor Society 4. Page Eighty-one Douglas Jerome Fleckner Doug . . brother Oscar . . wait 'til Maverick's over . . Schiff Shoes . . '52 Pontiac . . In the Good Old Summertime . . 247 . . It didn't look that deep. Class Pres. 3,45 Class Cabinet 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Student Health Council l,2,3,45 TORCH 3,4, Business Mana er 3,45 Tennis 1,25 Latin Club 1,2,35 OASC Rep. 35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. David Ronald Friedman The Burg . . Tony's . . Ding-Dong School . . Y.F.T.L. . . B.S.A. . . homeroom buddies . . Stanwood Road Gang . . likes: submarine races, cars . . pet peeve: female women. Art Club 25 Varsity B 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. Kay Elaine Gearhart Patchf-DA . . Carol . . District W.F. Pres. . . Columbus Girls' Choir . . Four Links . . Grant Hospital . . Job's Daughter. Spanish Club V.P. 3, Cabinet 2,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 GAC Sports- head 45 Dramatics Club Pres. 4, Sec. 3, Cabinet 25 Art Club Treas. 3, Cabinet 45 Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 TORCH5 Band5 Orchestra5 Choir 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4: Class Cabinet 45 National Thespian 45 Quill and Scroll5 Where's Charlie? Donald Lee Gishler Gish . . Duck . . 5 at 17 . . 7,23,5,14 . . July 19, '59 . . Air Conditioning . . When are we going out? . . P.M.P.P1. Club . . Big Sam . . Sister B.J. . . Brother Fred . . B-3100 . . Black Ford . . wreck . . 24V2 after . . dislikes: late people . . likes: hunting. Football 3,45 Baseball 25 Wrestling 3. Page Eighty-two Stephen Albert Glick Steve . . Dude . . Southlander . . Cassingham Road Gang . . Ka-Boom . . N.A.T.G. . . Vet's . . likes: hunting, fast boats . . H-720 . . sister Sue . . 24W after. Hi-Y l,2,3,49 Football 19 Track 3. Carol Elizabeth Gloyd Harvard . . Four Links, S.A. . . Party Line . . G-B.K. . . M.Y.F. . . Troopers 4 . . little sister Marie . . Dial-a-Date . . TORCHery . . Lakeside. Latin Club 29 Y-Teens 1,29 GAC 19 Basketball 19 TORCH 49 Quill and Scroll. Gwen Ilene Goldfarb Goldie . . D. 3,4 . . July 19, '59 . . Yellow Rose V.P. . . whenever I can . . S.Y.S.F. . . Plymouth Parties . . I.L.G.-4,l5,14 . . Grabbets l,2,3M. . . little sister Mar. . . T.A.C. S200 . . Andale Keed . . Twin JanC?D . . 5:04 Club. Spanish Club 2,3,4Q Y-Teens 19 GAC 19 Dramatics Club 19 Pep Club 49 Chorus l. Edward Leo Goodman Goodie . . big sister Ellen . . Five of Clubs . . U.S.Y. V.P. . . lglegisus . . Slip Stick Boys . . TORCHery . . Barr's' Mead a Latin Club 1,2, V.P. 29 Music Club l,2,3,4, Cabinet 49 Tennis 1,2,39 TORCH, Circulation Manager 49 Student Council 49 Band 1,29 Teahouse 9 Five of Clubs 1,2,3,49 Dance Band 1,29 National Honor Society 49 Quill and Scroll. Joyce Elissa Godofsky Brother Irv, sister Carol . . Yellow Rose . . Councilettes Sec cram sessions . . A.I.C. . . Brentwood Brats . . 504 Club 7!25 . . Couln't help it, Diane . . TORCHery . . Yeh, r picnics at Kitsmillers, Gwen? Spanish club 1,2,3,49 Y-Teens 19 GAC 1,2,3,49 Dramatics 1,39 Book Club 49 FTA 3,49 TORCH 49 Chorus l,2. Sonia H. Gold B.B.G. Cor. Sec. 2 . . Carson's Corners-Where's that? . . mer of 1858 . . little brother Ivan . . even littler dog Susie. French lub 3,49 Spanish Club 29 GAC 3,49 Dramatics Book Club 1,29 FTA 4. Kay Groves Tom . . April 12 . . 721 lightning . . B.L.Y.C. . . sister . . My Blue Heaven . . Ardmore Army . . Who's driving to lake, Pat? . . just as much as ever . . Bethel's Bloomcrs. Spanish Club 19 Y-Teens 1,29 GAC l,2,39 Dramatics Club 2. Irvin Mark Haas Harriet . . No, I'm not jeff . . A.Z.A. Sec. . . little brotl . . and little sister lVliriam . . Gallery Teens . . Mac 'lBells, Remarkable . . baby blue Plymouth . . publicity. Dramatics Club 3,49 TORCH 3,4, Advertising Manager 49 Thespian Society 49 Quill and Scroll. nry Frederic Hansberger III Molay . . hobbies: Lake Erie, water skiing, boating, hunting, traveling, ice skating, cars and ice mming, fishing, camping, ekey . . little sister Susan '64 . . 49 states-Alaska trip-Florida ,ine to California . . Lake Erie-Lakeside-The Boys. in Club 35 Hi-Y l. llores Hannon . . W brain, Tootsie . . LJ. . . squeegy and dirty eyes . . hers Rudy and Tom . . C.B.C. . . When Your Lover Has e . . Liz . . The Poet . . Great Grief! . . December 28, 7 . . Bethel's Senior Bombers. in Club I5 Y-Teens l,2,35 CAC 1,2,3. Page Eighty-tlzree Jeffrey Allen Haas Jeff . . No, 1'm not Irv . . A.Z.A. Cor. Sec. . . N.N.C. . . big sister Phyllis, bigger dog Butch . . Tuna Fish . . convention . . research board . . Eastmoor Friends . . summer 1958 . . All 852 . . dislikes: writing letters. Dramatics Club 3,4. Sharon Ann Hamrick VVho's driving to the Lake? . . band trips . . The Shield, FAI. . . Northwoods Gang . . sister Kay . . surprise parties? . . VVhat's new? . . problems? . . Buckeye Lake . . Eastnioor . . B Bov. Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1,25 GAC 35 Band l,2,3,4. I Q Lou Held . ,l.G.L.T. . . Northlander . . L.f.r.B. . . nate on 's . . big sister Ruth . . Chainbreaker. ens l,2,35 GAC l,2,3,4, Sportshead 3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Basket- l,2,3,45 National Ofliciating Rating 3,45 Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Club 45 B-Hive 1,2,3,45 Music Club 4. n Irene Herrmann Links . . Party Line . . troopers 4. ish Club 45 GAC 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Art Club 3,45 Club 4. Jim George Haunty Lee Anne . . George . . 26 Men . . Bandit 76 . . big brother jack and dog Gretchen . . It's on the E again, Dick . . Bexley Boys' Social Club . . A.C.C. . . 7:30 . . Big Boys. Varsity B 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 National Honor Society 4. Alfred Foad Hawraney Syrian Devil . . Sue 2,3,4 . . kick dolla . . Bandit 20 and 13 . . 26 men . . swept winger I-10455 . . Slip Stick Boys . . Bend Over Boys . . free parking, hitch hiking. Hi-Y 3,4. V.P. 45 Math Club 3,45 Varsity B 3,45 Football 2.3,-15 Student Council 45 Class Cabinet 1,2,3,45 Student Court 4, Bailill' 45 National Honor Society 4. F' Page Ei ghty-four David William' Hilleary Celery . . T.M.F. . . The men . . Lion .7ff26 . . P.M.P. Club . . Vet's . . Hey, Quiz, where's the church key? . . Lake Erie . . California or Bust . . Bend Over Boys . . dislikes: P.B.B. Spanish Club 19 Hi-Y 1,29 Varsity B 49 Football l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4Q Basketball l,2, Chorus 1. Carole Sue Hoehn Marty . . Bethel's Bloomers . . Lakeside . . Quotes-unquotes . . Bt. 40 . . Buckeye Belles . . Shield . . Bowling . . B Boy . . Ardmore Army and Northwoods Gang . . Sinclair . . Library Loafers . . The Club Boom. Y-Teens l,29 CAC l,2,3,49 Art Club 19 Pep Club 4. Irene Louise Humphrey Humps . . big sister Ann . . M.B. . . I.F.L.L. . . Four Links . . one more time. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 49 GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2,49 Hockey 2,3,49 Basketball 1,2,3,49 Dramatics Club 49 Music Club 3,49 Pep Club 49 Art Club l,2, Treas. 29 TORCH 3,45 National Thespian Society 49 Choir 2,3,4Q Quill and Scroll 39 Class Cabinet 1. VVilliam Louis Hunter Sister Sue . . brother jim . . A-5102 . . i'Hey, Mike, where's Franklin County? . . Who's driving? . . trip to Lake Hope . . pet peeve: back seat drivers. Hi-Y l,2,3,49 Football 2,39 Golf l,2,3. Barbara Ellen Heurich Little sister Nancy . . the long walk home . . T's art cl candy dish buddies . . '55-H.H. . . water skiing? . . . Bai . .Tnybody for a cigar? . . come on Eva, push! . . pet peeve nar s. Y-Teens 19 CAC 1,3,49 Art Club 1,2,3,49 Pep Club 4. Judith Diane High Four Links, S.A. . . S.S.S. -1- S. French Club 39 Latin Club l,2,39 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, B-Hive l,2,3,4, Pres. 39 Music Club 39 GAC Treas. 3, Pres. 49 Tennis 1,2,3,49 Hockey 2,3 Book Club 29 FTA 3,49 BEXLEO9 Student Treas. 49 Choir 2,3,49 National Honor Society 3,45 2,39 Homecoming Attendant9 Sports' Queen. David Geoffrey Hoover Crendleburgers . . T.T. Brown . . Mush-o-Matic . Youth . . iii Blacksmith . . disciple of Huckleberry CSg -1- ilamei? . . If at first you don't succeed-quit . worth it! French Club 29 Latin Club 3,49 Football lb'I8I18g6f, Tennis 3,4 John Wesley Hornbcrger Jack . . B.M.D. . . 26 Men . . Bandit 33 . . B-7 . . M.M.O.l . . Bend Over Boys . . South End.Bunch . . brother jim. Varsity B 2,3,-lg Football l,2,3,49 Track l,2,3,49 Basketball l Student Council l,3,49 Chorus l9 Class Cabinet 39 Charlie? ancy Elaine Hurwitt ancy . . Yellow Rose . . Ohio University . . Florida trip . . osevelt Avenue Gang . . B-6400 . . 8:05 on the dot, Ann . . G.I.F.C. tin Club 25 Y-Teens 152,45 GAC l,2,4, Sportshead 25 Dramatics ub 1,2,35 Book Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1. ert japikse rendleburgers . . a + aza . . Prove it . . Don't work too hard, lick . . WSVBX . . De Molay . . Computer Systems . . Crunch! , my poor kayak! . . Don't tell me the answer, Bill. anish Club 25 Science Club 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Math Club 3,45 nd 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 2,3,45 Chess Club 4. ohanna Kienzle . . Party Line . . Four Links . . sisters Kris and Kit . . . . painted roaches. Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 35 Y-Teens 15 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 35 Pep Club 45 Art Club 3,45 BEXLEO itor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Health Council ,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 35 Quill and Scroll. ia Louise Kline Bob . . May 19, 1959 . . '54 Ford C-1823 . . older brother . Gem Beach . . Lake Erie . . Skateland . . Atto . . B.L.Y.C. Lightning 11721 . . My Blue Heaven . . Who's driving. to Lake, Kay? . . sniff! sniff! . . Bethel's Bloomers. Club 25 Y-Teens 1,25 GAC 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 4. Page Eighty-Eve Michael Jordan Weekend trip to Alaska . . Prove it . . Saturday Math Classes . . Whuclcla mattah babeee? . . Mad Chemist . . C3H5CNO3D3 . . checkmate . . What, me Worry? Latin Club 25 Math Club 3,45 Science Club 3,4, V.P. 4. Janice Toby Katz Mark 1,2,3,4?? . . Yellow Rose . . brothers Harv 8: Louis . . I-957 . . Mascot of Ardmore Army . . Good Timers . . trips to Cincy Ccgj . . Plymouth Parties . . 5:04 Club . . nates on skates . . Fabulous Four. Pep Club 45 Spanish Club 15 Y-Teens 1,25 CAC 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 1,45 Chorus 1,2. W as Pamela Kay Lane Brothers and sister . . twin brother, Sam . . zip . . Hurry up, Sandy . . eyelashes . . pep rallies . . the little Kaiser. Spanish Club 3,4, Cabinet 45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,25 FTA 45 CAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Pep Club 45 Art Club 1. Sam Lester Lane Tim, Pam, Sandy . . B-13, B-64, B-65 . . St. Louis Cardinals . . Stan Musial-favorite baseball star . . 1 doubt that! . . Member of Mir. Myer's car pool . . Many times! . . Dispatch Honor Roll- 69 months . . cat, Peppy . . Bob Pettit-favorite basketball star. Spanish Club 3,45 Latin Club 2, Page Ei ghty-six Steve Levitt Black 8: Cold Pres. . . U.S.Y. V.P. . . Stanwood Rd. Gang . . little brother Les . . Diane . . black and red Pontiac . . T.A.X. . . VVhols driving hot rod? . . Big Jim? . . La Fitte. French Club 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Football 1,2. Stephen Anthony Levy Black 8: Cold . . The Bobsey Twins . . Sal . . sister Nancy . . you idiot . . Hoats-lights-wire, ouil . . No, my name isn't Levitt, it's . . Slide rule gang . . 4:3 has truth value. Latin Club 1,2,45 Science Club 45 Swimming 1,35 Chorus 1. Frederick Nlartin Mann Big brother . . Did you do your Senior Math homework, Sam? . . 26 Men . . Bandit 80 . . L.T.N.P. . . Four Crows . . Paddle boys. Latin Club 1,25 Varsity B 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 BEXLEO5 Student Council l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Chorus 15 Boys' Ensemble 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Brigadoon 5 Class Pres. 1,25 Student Court 4. Sandra Lee Mellman Little brother Barry . . B.B.C. . . B-1606 . . Where are we going? . . Got a problem, S.J.? . . Where is it tonight, B.B.? . . Did you say you could dance? . . I.S.B.S. Y-Teens 1,35 CAC 1,3,45 Art Club 1,2. Barbara ,lean Loos Dave . . December 24, 1958 . . Buckeye Lake-Look, Dad, gas! . . Who's driving, Susan? . . YDKDY . . Bethel's Bloomers Cheerio . . pet peeve: stop signs . . likes: bowling . . 7:30 B-6181 . . lyliss Ivory. Y-Teens 15 CAC 1. Patricia Palmer Lutzy Patty . . double Dicks . . Melodic Belles . . I.F.L.L. . . M.Y.F. Four Links. French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 35 Art Club 15 FTA 3,4, Pres. 15 BEXLEO5 Choir 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Social Ch. 4- Honor Society 3, 45 Class Cabinet 2,445 Pep Club 45 Girls' Ensembleg Cheerleader 3,4, Head Cheerleader 4. Michael Jack Mercurio Bachelor 1,2,3,4 . . Friday nighters . . sister and brother . 3 . . Little 3 . . Black 8: Gold . . kick dolla . . Four Crows. Art Club 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Varsity B 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 ball 1,2,35 Track 35 Swimming 1,2. Barbara Io Michaelson Barbie . . Ian. 29, 1959 . . Em-45 . . C.T. . . 8:00 A.M. . . 17, 1959 . . S.Y.S.C. . . Yellow Bose . . sister Eleanor . . Steve . . Like, I mean . . 20000. Spanish Club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2,35 GAC 1,2,35 Dramatics 1,25 Book Club 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 4. Page Eighty-seven Eugene Nlorrow Men . . Bandit 82 . . little sister Sally . . Okay, Mike, let's money . . ah tough . . Big Boys . . Friday nighters . . 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,45 Art Club 4g Varsity ,s,4g rootoau l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4, CBL Champs 13 Basketball ,3, Reserve Champs 1. Lee lNlyers . . T.M.F. . . Mother Nina . . summers in Michigan . . . . Points North . . Ball Games . . Becord Hops . . Cal. or . Homecoming Escort. Club 1,23 Varsity B 1,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Reserve Champs ennis l,2,3,4, Captain 4. Ira Nedelman . big brother Arnie, little brother Mark . . Good timers . . Gunslingers . . l'll keep it . . P.B.B. . . wild mornings at ctkstones . . Q.B.T. . . Winger's T.V. Lounge . . Van's ties. in Club 2, Varsity B l,2,3,4g Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4g imming l,2,3,4. ly Vorhes Nolan rch 17 . . 8:00 A.M. . . Tom, wait for me! . . hearts . . 25 . . 263, Evy . . mail gang . . KOPY KAT . . s.s.s. . . traffic . . Sept. 25, 1958 . . Andale Kid . . Let's dance! . . Packy's he big S . . gossip buddy Carolyn. C 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Book Club 3. Robert Leo Moore Volkswagen . . pet peeve: people who are late. Hi-Y 3,4. William Thomas Morris Trapper Tom . . Harriet . . Gunslingers . . Wild mornings at Blackstones . . Good Timers . . l.F.l-I. . . you wallet . . W.E.S. . . Vets . . Touch me . . Acbs Trips . . Homecoming Escort . . it only takes 3. Samuel Merritt McCandlish Bebe . . 26 Men . . Lions 40 . . F.A.A.A.l.W.L.T. . . Bexley Boys' Social Club V.P. Varsity B 2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, All CBL 3, Baseball l,2,3,4, Captain 4, All CBL 3,44 Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 4, All CBL 3, CBL Champs 2, Student Council l,2,3,4g Chorus lg Choir 3, Class V. P. lg Student Court 3,4, Shoulder Pad Club. Stanley Winger McCloy Stan . . Monk . . Rita 3,4 . . Dynamite . . Good timers . . W.M.D.L.? . . Gunslingers . . You drive, Bart . . Q.B.T. . . little brothers George and Mac . . almost two matches . . 40 miles of bad road . . ups and downs . . Blackstones. Art Club 4, Varsity B l,2,3,4g Football 3,4, Track 2,3,4g Swimming l,2,3,4, Captain 4. Page Eighty-eight Thomas Josef Olander From John Adams High School, South Bend, Indiana . . brothers: Chris, Gary, Jon, Cliff . . Y.M.C.A. . . Bath Club . . Aquamarine Cabana Club . . J.C. . . C.A.C. . . Ohio State . . Jeffrey Mansion- Open Houses-all other parties. Swimming 3,4, Captain 4. Barbara Ann Paine Sisters Linda and Cindy . . brother Jeff . . 5:04 Club . . Yeah, Janice! 1 . F-7733 . . Crash! . . Yellow Rose . . July 4, 1958 . . O.T.L'ers . . Gold bracelet . . Andale Keeds . . Remember the Travaliers, Ann? Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 15 GAC 1,25 Dramatics Club 1,2,45 Art Club 1,25 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3. Carolyn Virginia Park Bob 3,4 . . Jan. 16, 1959 . . M.Y.F. . . Four Links . . The Jag . . Hi, rowdy . . Quest Club . . B-4070 . . Pi. GAC l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,25 Music Club 3, Spanish Club 45 Chorus l,2. Sandra Lee Petzinger Sisters, brother . . o.k. grouchy! . . Zip . . little Kaiser . . Kath . . Bethel's Bloomers . . pep rallys . . wreck . . Let's eat downtown . . Hi, Plane. Spanis Club 3,45 Y-Teens 15 GAC l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 2,45 Pep Club 45 Hockey 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3. John Hoffman Offenberg Katinkerbell . . '48 Merc. . . '72' . . M.Y.F. Pres. . . Bend Boys . . Bandits 62 . . Cindereater 42' . . Ardmore Army sailing. Hi-Y 1,35 Varsity B 1,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, CBL Champs 15 Student Council 15 Chorus 1,25 Choir Wrestling 25 Shoulder Pad Club. Linda Kay Ohmer Blue Girl . . J.J.R.J. . . twirling: trophies, ribbons, medals All Ohio Boys' Band . . Party Line . . band trips . . 1,2, ready . . Grench horn . . goalie. Y-Teens 15 GAC 1,2,45 Hockey 45 National Basketbal Pep Club 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Orchestra 3,45 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 45 Music Club 4. Marvin Joel Paine Marv . . little sister Pam . . brother Steve . . Merkle Army Pegasus, V.P. . . U.S.Y. . . Rolling Plymouth . . Hub-caps What's cooking, Sandy? . . girlsC?J . . lots of luck, Charlie! Spanish Club 1,25 Football 1,25 Wrestling 3,4. Jeflre Harlan Papier Leif . . B-1023 . . Y.F.T.L. . . Remington Road Gang . . oys . . Ohio State . . abzb log a? . . Saturday mornings That's cool . . 1 hate Cincy . . little sister Cheri. French Club 2,35 Science Club 3,4, V.P. 35 Math Club BEXLEO5 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll. Page Ei ghty-nin Sanford William Pollock Ben, I'm going to New Orleans. . . Black 8: Gold . . 26 Men, Banfilit 22 . . kick dolla . . Roosevelt Gang . . Summer 37 . . Lit: e 3. Varsity B 3,49 Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4, Reserve Champs 1, Student Council 1,2,4g Chorus I, Choir 2, Class Sec.-Treas. 1,25 Student Court 1,2,3,4, Chief Justice 4. Ann Louise Polster MSU . sisters . . Bonnie . . TW . . Yellow Rose Sec. . . U.S.Y. . Joyce, 7f25 . . Let's discuss it . . 385 . . TORCHery . . Com- bustion mark, Evy? . . Yeh, remember Sandy's parties, Nina? Spanish Club 3,49 Latin Club l,2,3, Cabinet 3, Y'Teens l,2,3,4g GAC 1,2,3,4, Basketball lg Dramatics Club l,2,4g Book Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 45 TORCH 3,4, Copy Editor 4, Quill and Scroll. Robert Curtis Quisenberry Brother Jim . . Badge 217 . . 26 Men . . Sure wish I knew, Hill . . Lion 45 . . P.B.B. . . T.M.F. . . Cal. or Bust . . C.T. 'A59 . . P.M.P. Club . . 20009 . . cindereater. Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 1,3,4g Varsity B 3,49 Football 2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Chorus 1. William W. Rader Cold 8: Black . . U.S.A. . . Bandits 48 . . Bexley Boys' Social Club . . 26 Men . . Greg 8: Debbie. Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treas. 35 Art Club 4, Varsity B 3,45 Football,1,2,3,4, Baseball 3,44 Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4: Student Council lg 'Chorus 1,29 Choir 4g Student Health Council l,2,3,4. Page Ninety Mark Rosen II Kick dolla . . 26 Men . . Roosevelt gang . . sister Judy . . Rosanne K . . . 39-AR . . Black 8: Gold . . lion 53 . . go team . . summer . . Rosy . . cool it. Football 1,3,4, Tennis 1,2,3,4g Chorus li Choir 2,3g Wrestling 3,4. Nina Evelyn Rosen Ron . . June 13, 1957 . . brother Blink . . Yeh, remember going to O.S.U. campus, Gerry? . . Yellow Rose . . Grabbits l,2,3M . . Y.F.T.L. Sec. 3, V.P. 4 . . The Hope Diamond . . O.T.L'ers. Edward Merideth Reeves The Traffic Jam . . Feeno's party . . 20000 . . Garv . . B.O.T . . A.M. . . likes: all sports and dancing . . dislikes: people are late . . Hey, Mike, wait for me! . . South and West . . . . Brad's place. Football 3, Wrestling 4. William George Rogers Thur. night 8: Sat. morning math classes . . Crenclleburgers Sharon . . band trips . . Let's think about it. . . little sister Dixieland music . . trumpet . . Southlander. Science Club 2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4, Pres. 43 National Honor Society Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,23 GAC 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Music Club 2, Chorus 1,23 Choir 3,4. Geraldine Rush G's l,2,31b. . . brother Dick . . Y.F.T.L. Pres. 3 . . O.V.F.T.Y. . . Out-of-towner l,2,3,4 . . L.C. Rita . . Barnyard Briefs-Bunther . . I wanna dance . . Babs, my head! French 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1,2g GAC 1,29 Dramatics Club 1,23 Chorus lg Choir 2,3,4. David Lee Sansbury Dave . . go golf . . De Molay . . Southlander . . Tuxis . . Slip Stick Boys . . big brother Ted . . Mead Hall . . Definition . . green bug . . Ohio State . . teacher. Spanish Club 1,2,3g Science Club 3,45 FTA, Golf 2,3,4g Chorus 1,25 Stage Crew 2,35 National Honor Society 4. Andrew Melvin Ross Andy . . big brother Stan . . B.R.G. Iaguar . . ice hockey Mauler . . Alias LA. Boley . . hobbies: travel, cars, and guns Grendleburgers . . to enter O.S.U. Susan Ross Sue . . Bob, June 21, 1959 . . Big four . . 840 . . TO 3 .-roof climbing . . sister Judi, brother Bobby . . gotta Fliehch Club 2,3,4g GAC 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Art 3, Cabinet 35 Book Club 3,4g FTA 43 Pep Club 4, TORCH Third page Editor, Quill and Scroll 4. ward I. Schelzinger .F. . . Bryden Road Gang . . D.F. . . Slip Stick Boys . bMen . . Three Musketeers . . Vets . . Points North . . Cal. 11. :bill l,2,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Student Council 5 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Class Cabinet 15 Class V.P. 25 National nor Society 4. yllis Ruth Schlonsky nyl . . 5:04 Club . . brother Joe . . Yellow Rose . . S.D.A.D. . iuncilette Pres. . . Shell Bomber . . Let's go to the show, Babs . ICC Musketeers. nish Club l,2,3,4, Cabinet 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet .49 CAC 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club5 Book Club 3,45 FTA 3,45 orus 15 BEXLEO 4. Elizabeth Schultz , ah, a, e . . Cornell . . little brother John . . Oklahoma! Ford . . Dayton . . Wittenburg . . Southlander. Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 GAC l,2,3,45 Club 45 Pep Club 45 Music Club 2,3,4, Cabinet 25 s' Ensemble 45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Where's Charlie? Li Marie Seagle 2,3,4 . . June 4, 1958 . . Mouser . . The Gray Bomb . . s Bloomers . . B.B. . . W.H.T.D.C.K.? . . Student Union nda, Sally, Willy . . l'll drive! . . The Shield. 1,25 GAC l,2. Page Ninety-one ames William Schomaker Shoe . . Hey Toots . . P.M.P. Club, Don . . Vets . . 26 lvlen . . Lions .3160 . . hobbies: water skiing and girls . . ex-Southlander to Middlelander . . dislikes: people who aren't on time. l-li-Y 2,3,45 Varsity B 2,3,45 Football l,253,4: Track 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Fortune Teller 5 Wrestling 3,4, Captain 45 Boys' Ensemble 3,45 Where's Charlie? Q Glenda Jane Schottenstein Sister Alice . . Yellow Rose . . Bryden Road Gang . . TOPtCHery . . BridgeC?j Club, l.B.O.S. . . Eastern Review Reporter 4 . . Barr's Mead Hall . . Let's go to Jeffrey, Marsh. . . l.U. French Club 3,45 Latin Club l,2,35 CAC 1,25 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,45 Music Club 1,25 Pep Club 45 TORCH 3,4, News Editor 45 Band 1,25 FTA 45 Quill and Scroll. Marsha Ester Seligson Marshmellow . . Pork . . Hail Bundesrat . . B.B.C. . . Y.F.T.L. . . Councilettes . . oocie . . 1692 . . Nutau . . Let's go to leatherlips, Jessie . . BridgeC?D Club-l.B.O.S. . . Splurge today, diet tomor- row . . sausage and milk . . telephone talk. Spanish Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Y'Teens 15 GAC l,2,3,45 Dra- matics Club 15 FTA 4. Judith Susan Shell Larry, Ext. 241 . . jingle bell bracelets . . I'1l be ready, Bruce . . U. of M. . . S.D.A.D. . . Lazarus . . Shell Bombers . . Gotta problem, Sue . . Dale Devil . . A-6730 . . one hair-do coming' up! Spanish Club l,2,35 Y-Teens 1,35 C.A.C. l,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,4. Page N inety-two William Allan Shenk Swank . . Bill . . W.A.S. . . brothers Dick and Chuck . . '54' Ford . . swimmin on Eastmoor Blvd. . . ball games . . kick dolla . . Hey, Goldy, iow's hustling P . . Black and Cold V.P. . . Northwoods Gang . . 8:29Vz . . COOL IT. Latin Club 23 Dramatics Club 3,43 Varsity B 3,43 Track 3,43 Basketball 1,2. Barbara Ann Sher Babs . . Hi ya, toots! . . Grabbit 1,2,3Vz . . Plymouth parties . . Hot Cha! . . Yellow Rose . . I.L.G. 10 . . Cincy trips . . Sher- Cap-Ina . . Yeh, remember crashing the boys' card parties, Ina? Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4, V.P. 43 Pe Club 43 Y-Teens l,2,3,4Q CAC 1,23 Dramatics Club l,2,3,43 Book, Club 33 TORCH 3,43 Chorus 1,23 Choir 3g Quill and Scroll. Bonnie Sue Simons Bon . . 'iBonnie-Sue! . . Eastmoor . . Y.F.T.L. . . Outof-Towners . . mail call . . Chicago . . Cincy . . Hseior, preguntali' . . Remember the parties, Twins! . . 'lBats . . Snorkey . . Cet the car, Sally . . ls your real name Bonnie? French Club 3,43 Spanish 2,3,43 Y-Teens 1,23 CAC 3,43 Dramatics Club 13 Book Club 43 Chorus 1. Robert Thurman Slane Bob . . Pat . . May 19, 1959 . . '54 Ford, C-1823 . . Grama's Car . . good times . . B.L.Y.C. . . Lightning 4721 . . i'Captain Tom . . Port Clinton . . Put-in-Bay . . Begattas . . The Big UM . saflin Club 2g Dramatics Club 3,43 Varsity B 3,43 Track 3,43 Basket- a l,2. Page Ninety-three Sue Spencer Suzy-Q . . A-3153 . . Sal . . Yea South . . big brother . Quest Club 1,2 . . Junior Achievement 3,4 . . Hi, Barb . customized cars . . B Boy . . Northlander . . band Good ol' drum section . . Iob's Daughters 1,2,3. tin Club 2, Y-Teens 1, CAC 1,25 Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Band 3,4. e Elizabeth Staker V ther john . . P.S. . . Paleface . . Quest Club . . Weimaraner ranndt . . 9O'Za . . pet peeve: umbrellas . . Who is it, I can't without my glasses . . piano lessons. 2, Y-Teens 1g GAC 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3, FTA 3,4g 4, Music Club 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2,3,4. 255 Q Luther Stolzenburg . . But that's impossible, Carter . . Walther League C.G.C.! 52 Stude. Conv. . . A-5289 . . Out of gas again . . Hi-Fi y . . 300 Pins C3 games? . . to enter Cap. . . B.O.T.H.C.A.M. in Club 2, 3, 4, Cabinet.4g Science Club 49 Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3 1N'1usic Club 1,2,3,4g Boys' Ensemble 4. lliam Harvey Strouse chcapers . . Cunslingers . . Hustlers . . Bart's and Stan's per outing . . 20000 . . Quizzy-celery 8a sless . . P.B.B. . . .T.-D! . . How'd we miss, Steve? . . Big Ir. antics. nch Club 1, Baseball 2, Football 3. Patricia Gay Smothers Pat . . B.A.O.C., here I come! . . Who's driving? . . summer on the lake, '59 . . L.O.L. and B.B. . . North . . I can't keep from laughing, Sherry . . oh, Ford! Spanish Club 45 Y-Teens 4, Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Art Club 2,3,4g FTA 4, Student Council 49 National Honor Society 4. Michael Edward Snyder Hurry up, Webster . . 3 C's . . L.S.M.F.T. . . Eastmoor after school . . TUXIS 3 . . dislikes: dead batteries . . likes: Barbie, loud radios, math, football . . pet peeve: Ivory Towers. Football 1,2,3. Judy Ann Starke Frenchie . . little girl . . rainy nights in Paris . . sidewalk cafes . . Columbus Biding Club . . Four Links . . hopes to enter Wellesley. Chess Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3g Franco-American Club 1,2,3g National Honor Society 2,3,4g Student Council 1,2,3g School Treas. 2,3g Class Sec. 35 French Club 1,2,3,4g GAC 4, Science Club 4, Prom Committee Program Chairman 3, Y-Teens 4. Geoffrey Stern Betty . . Y.F.T.L. V.P. . . But Doug, all we need is a canoe. . . big white Ford . . Dr. Close's favorite patient . . Sam Sarcastic . . little sisters Barb and Sue. Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Dramatics Club 15 Music Club 1,25 BEXLEO, Advertising Manager, Chorus 1, Choir 2,3,4g National Igloniir Society 3,49 Boys' Ensemble 3,49 Brigadoon g Quill and cro . an Page N inety-four 1 'WP' 1 'i l'i Q Bruce Topolosky Conclaves, Akron, O. . . Gayle . . U.S,Y. Past Pres. . . A.C.B.L.M. . . three sisters Adele, Karen, Renel . . Neighbors: L, D.A., P. . . Brat . . plans to enter Otterbein pre-med . . Merkle Menace . . pet peeve: my three sisters . . Four Crows. Varsity B 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Basketball Arlene Judith Topy Likes: steak and lemon pie . . pet peeve: slow people . . '1But Cheryl, I can't see that far . . B.B.G. . . U.S.Y .... little sister Marilyn . . Mother and Dad . . I kid you not . . summer of '58 . . let's dance. Y-Teens 15 Dramatics Club 4. -as-IV Thomas Palmer Tussing Lynne . . little sister Suzanne . . 26 Men . . Lions 85 . . South- lander . . Bexley Boys' Social Club . . Lynne, I.S.W.A.K. Varsity B 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Basketball 31,253,515 BEXLEO5 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Class Ina Sue Valcov Fabulous 4 . . W.B.R. . . Miami . . Dec. 15, 1957 . . Yellow Rose . . little brother Bobby . . TwinQ?D Babs . . I.L.C's. . . I-Ii Drip! . . let's go get ice cream. Spanish Club 1,25 Y-Teens 15 GAC l,2,3,4, Sportshead 2,35 Dra- matics Club 2,35 Pep Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,4. Stephen Dudley Thomas Beezie . . brother Fred . . 4:44 of bust . . Jostle Buggy 217 . . A.C.B.L.M. . . Bend Over Boys . . All Star Games Jack . . Slip Stick Boys . . hitch-hiking to Las Olas Efarsity B 2,3,45 Football Mgr. 2,3,45 Track 1234 Hon scort. Katherine Elizabeth Tilley Kay . . Party Line . . Troopers 4 . . rebelisms s all and honey Yea Duke! . . Ardmore Army . . Miami Universits Spanish Club 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 CAC 1,234 Dramatics 45 Pep Club 45 Music Club 1,2,3, Art Club 4 FTA 4 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll. EO' -v- T Richard Louis Traa Rick . . White Bucks . . little sister Carol . . A C B L M dleburgers . . Bexley Park Road Gang Latin Club 25 Varsity B 45 Baseball manager 3,4 Swimming Susan Kathryn Truax Roger 2,3,4 . . Friday 13th 1957 . . sufu . . Bethels Bloomer . . 7:30 phone calls . . Wl1o's driving Barb? Tuesday dancing class . . T.G.I.F. Club . . F-18549 . . pet peeve people talk a lot and say little. Y-Teens 15 GAC 15 Chorus 1,25 Choir 3,4. QTY Lita Lois Waldman LM.-April 13, 1957 . . Merkle Menace . . Yellow Rose . . T.A.C. lec. 3,4 . . Andale Kid . . TORCHery . . 1 remember it all-but -:t's forget it. . . sister Janet. panish Club 45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1,25 GAC 1,2545 Dramatics Elub l,2,3,45 Book Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 TORCH 253,45 horus 1. ' .obyn Lee Wasserstrom 'obyn? Robin? a bird? . . little brother Herbie . . snat . . Senor- kbo! . . snorky . . C.C. . . Remember that picnic . . .A.W.M.R.L. . . 1 can't see that far. . . sufure . . sheik. lpanish Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens 15 GAC l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 45 ep Club 45 Art Club 1,25 Book Club 1,45 FTA 4. Northrup Weissenbach . Four Links Pres. . . S.S.S.-1-S. . . T.T.A.-B.-I-B. . . Tege. Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, 4' GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 35 FTA 3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 1,2,3,45 BEXLEO, Associate Editor5 Student Council Cabinet 3,45 Class Sec.-Treas. 35 National Honor Society 1s 15 Quill and Scroll. Anne Wlietstone . Four Links . . S.S.S.-1-S. . . Tom, I.S.W.A.K. Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3, Treas. 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 35 Dramatics Club 1,2,35 Book Club .P. 35 Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 BEXLEO, Literary Cheerleader 3,45 B-Hive l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 15 Choir 2,3,45 Class Cabinet 3,45 Class Sec.-Treas. 45 Na- Society 4- Quill an . d Scroll . ' F ' 3 ' 5 F' Page N inety-five Rodney Harry VVasserstrom Hot Rod . . Black 8: Gold . . Bryden Road Gang . . Goody . . 49- VVZ . . T.A.C. V.P. . . Bruce driving? . . A.C.B.L.lNl. . . Orange Lid . . sister Susan. Spanish Club 25 Varsity B 2,3,45 Football manager 253,45 Baseball Manager 2,3,4. Cheryl Barbara Weis It's pronounced wise . . little brother Ricky . . B.B.C. . . Cali- fornia T . oocie . . Arlene, look! . . Carsons Corners . . BASE . . panlahes . . beatniks . . emergency brake? . . T.P. Party . . Sum- mer '58. S anish Club 45 Y-Teens 15 CAC l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Art Cllub 45 FTA 4. ' Jessie Frances Wile Twin Judy . . Are you Judy or Jessie? . . Jorj . . Rye, New York . . TORCHery . . LU. . . Eastern Review Reporter . . telephone talk . . Let's have a picnic in the rain, Judy. . . Remember the parties, Bon? . . Cassady Clan. Pep Club 45 French Club 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Y-Teens 15 CAC 15 Dramatics Club 45 FTA 45 TORCH5 Quill and Scroll. Judy Ann Wile Twin Jessie . . Are you Jessie or Judy? . . Jorj . . Rye, New York . . slumber parties . . orange juice . . Let's go walnut hunting, Ann . . Remember the parties, Bon? . . telephone talk. Pep Club 45 French Club 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Y-Teens 15 CAC 15 Dramatics Club 1,45 FTA 4. Page N inety-six Lawrence Charles Wolf Larry . . The Wolf . . Black 8: Cold . . Blue Chevie-9-RW. . . 26 Men . . Lions 75 . . cool it . Latin Club 25 Football 2,3,4. Bonnie A. Woodruff RM-33 . . February 27, 1959 . . Yep, D.A., we passed it again! . . T.T.A.-B-4-L. . . Jelly beans . . Tinkerbell . . Cahanna. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Cabinet 3,45 GAC l,2,3,4, Sportshead 3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Cabinet 45 Time Out for Ginger. Ivars Zageris From Brookland-Cayce High School 3 . . Saturday morning math class . . older and younger brothers . . checkmate . . pronounciation of U . . my name isn't hard . . came to America 1950 . . a Latvian. Class President 15 Homeroom Representative 15 National Ir. Honor Society 1,25 Science Club 45 Saturday Math Class 4. Tom Wooten VVilliams Joe . . Buckeye Lake . . T.G.I.F.C. . . making weight . . Kath going steady . . interrupted party . . B.Y.F. Pres. 3, V.P. older brothers . . Bath Club . . reverse gear . . Florida . wait . . midnight swims . . Willie. Spanish Club 45 Varsity B 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. Lovanne Alice Willis Anne . . older brother Add . . You're late again! . . Bridge C? I.B.O.S. . . Let's just dooosomething . . VV.L. . . Bonjour, Johnstown, Penn. Pep Club 45 French Club 2,3,4, Cabinet 45 Latin Club 15 CAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 25 Hockey 25 Basketball 3 Club 45 Art Club 15 TORCH. Jane Bobb Woodworth Brother Woody . . Four Links, S.A. . . B-1-I since 6 . . one more time . . 57-IW . . S.S.S.-l-S. . . K.C.I.-h . . horoscopes. Spanish Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 CAC Dramatics Club 2,3,45 B-Hive 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Book C FTA 3,45 Buckeye Girls' State 35 TORCH 3,4. Walt Allen Wynd 'AWalt . . Crace and Harvey Keck . . john, Code 3 . Boys' Social Club Sec.-Treas. . . 26 Men, 65 . . Southlai Uncle's cabin . . A.C.C. . . D.A.I.P.H.D.P. . . Rocky Fc . . Larry, same seats. i B Page N inety-seven ul' U25 ffl l'0l'l'l 6l'0aJ This year's graduating class will have numerous memories of their high school years-memories of fun and laugh- er, of responsibilities and achievements, of good times and friendships. Among the enduring memories will be the :lose bond established between each senior and the two European students, Franz Holl and Mario Parenti, who at- ended Bexley this year. Franz and Mario personify the trend toward improvement of international relations. They nriched their educational program with a year spent in an American high school to obtain a better understanding of erican ideals and customs. Franz will return to Gennany and Mario to Italy, benefited, we trust, by their Ameri- ran experience. Not one of us will forget these boys, who have become such an integral part of our school life. The beneiits of their visit are mutual, for we are now more aware of the powerful world forces striving for better relations between countries, for world friendship, for world peace. Franz and Mario are ambassadors of this movement. As ambassadors they have exhibited the integrity, tact, and amiability essen- tial to success: as visitors they have recognized the beauty and the opportunities of our land: as gentlemen they have displayed courtesy and intelligenceg and as friends they will long be remembered. They are of admirable character, and Mario Parenti ue Albin: You like her because she is always herself. endy Alexander: Life without laughter is a dreary blank. ick Baht: Even though vanquished, he could argue still. ebe Baird: She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies. arbara Basofin: Sincerity is her chief delight. indafBlauerle: 'Twas her thinking of others that made you think o er. ike Bauerle: A quiet manner is a wonderful trait. aul Bender: What would life be if we took it seriously? arie Benskey: There are only truly great who are truly good. andy Berlin: A lovely, fair future life sees for you. arbie Blose: Laughter that dimples the cheek. eter Blue: To be or not to be, that is the question. len Blume: I call a spade a spade. dy Bone: Music is well said to be the speech of angels. rry Boster: Common sense is the best sense I know of. ally Bowers: Full of friendliness and fun. 'leen Brenner: A born leader. character is the maker of I-ine men. Franz Holl The Seniors As We Knew Them Ellen Brooke: Fun and laughter are her tools for enjoying life. Sandy Bruney: Laughter as eternal as the rolling waves. Eva Cain: Preserves the beauty of nature with her art. Gayle Caplan: A sunny temper gilds the edges of life's blackest clouds. Don Coe: A quiet manner is a welcome trait. Darlene Cohen: An artist to her Hngertips. Diane Cohen: Her charm lies in her modesty. Bob Congrove: The devil hath power to assume a pleasing shape Ronnie Culbertson: The better part of man's life consists of his friendships. Barbara Daines: True beauty is beauty unadorned. Carol Davis: Enthusiasm is the life of the soul., K Jim Davis: Twinkling eyes and a devilish grin. Linda Davis: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Tom Davis: l'1n all right: 'tis only the world that's wrong. Darianne Dick: She has eyes so soft and brown-take care! Carter Dickens: Quietly and industriously he goes his way. jack Dickey: To have worked is to have succeeded. Page N inety-ei ght Bill Diehl: Care is the enemy of life. Barbara Duifey: Like a goddess, she is fair and stately. Gail Dunavent: Never weary of well-doing. Bob Edmister: Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Ellen Eisenberg: Rarity wins admiration. Judson Elliot: The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Larry Felsenthal: Those who have served behind the scenes are indispensable. Dina Flaum: Her' air, her manners, all who saw admired. Doug Fleckner: Price of greatness is responsibility. Dave Friedman: He will not die from overwork. Dave Fritsche: A quiet man is welcome everywhere. Gail Garves: Gentle in spirit, kind in deeds. Kay Gearhart: Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Don Gischler: What will be will be. Steve Glick: Life is one perpetual grin. Carol Gloyd: Slie's a source of pure delight. Joyce Godofsky: Her deep dark eyes express her charming personality. Sonia Gold: Thought is deeper than all words. Gwen Goldfarb: In friendship I early was taught to believe. Eddie Goodman: Reason and judgment are qualities of a leader. Kay Groves: Full many a joke has she. Irving Haas: No legacy is so rich as honesty. jert 1-taasz The best of life is conversation. Sharon Hamrick: Her hair is a glorious hue. Fred Hansberger: They also serve who only stand and wait. Dolores Harmon: The talent of writing is a golden gift. Jim Haunty: Long, lean, and likeable. Alfred Hawraney: Skill and confidence are an unconquerable army. Linda Held: Laugh and be happy, for tomorrow is another day. Sue Herrmann: A twinkle in the eye denotes a merry mind. Barbara Heurich: A heart and a smile make life worth-while. Judy High: Of such a merry, nimble, stirring spirit! Dave Hilleary: Life would be dull without its amusements. Carol Hoehn: Maidens must be mild and meek, swift to answer, swift to speak. Dave Hoover: Set my spirit free. Jack Hornberger: He plays the game beyond the victory. Irene Humphrey: A merry heart lives long. Bill Hunter: There is time for everything. Nancy Hurwitt: Seldom heard but always doing. Bert Japikse: Logical consequences are beacons of wise men. Mickey Jordan: A learned man has riches in himself. Janice Katz: Beauty that only an artist can paint. Kathie Kienzle: She's witty, disarming, and busy all day. Pat Kline: Hard work is her key to success. Pam Lane: Speech is of time: silence, of eternity. Sam Lane: A silent address is the genuine eloquence of sincerity. Steve Levitt: A barrel of fun is worth a pound of sorrow. Steve Levy: Conversation teaches more than meditation. Barbara Loos: Patience is the best remedy for everything. Patty Lutzy: Coquetry is of advantage only to the beautiful. Freddie Mann: Responsibility walks hand in hand with leadership Sandra Mellman: Silence is more eloquent than words. Mike Mercurio: Fun and laughter abound in him. Barbie Michealson: Ever faithful, ever sure. Bob Moore: Why not? Tom Morris: I's wicked, I is-I's mighty wicked! Dick Morrow: An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Stan Myers: I am a citizen of the world. Sam McCandlish: Jack of all trades and master of most. Stan McCloy: Heads I wing tails I lose. Bart Nedelman: Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you die. Sally Nolan: Ever gay, ever giggling. John Offenberg: An honest man is the noblest work of God. Linda Ohmer: Talent is a precious gift. Tom Olander: For man is greater than he seems. Barbara Paine: VVith a laugh oh, so bright! Marvin Paine: A good all-around guy. Jeff Papier: Actions speak louder than words. Carolyn Park: Laughter, thoughts, and friends have I. Sandy Petzinger: Precious articles come in small packages. Lowell Phillips: Virtue and sense are his. Larry Platt: Be noble in every thought, in every deed. Sandy Pollock: The Prince of Darkness is a gentleman. Ann Polster: Busy the live-long day. Louis Polster: I try all things: I achieve what I can. Sandy Polster: Napoleon wasn't a giant either. Bob Quizenberry: Between laughing and talking his day is full. Bill Rader: His shy and boyish smile is irresistible. Ed Reeves: I never think of the futureg it comes soon enough. Bill Rogers: Ever ready to absorb more knowledge. Mark Rosen: Dark eyes, humor, and a grin. Nina Rosen: A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Andy Ross: His car is his castle. Susan Ross: Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Gerry Rush: Capable and fun, she's the one. Dave Sansbury: Give to the world the best you have. Howie Schlezinger: A le arne d man has always riches in himself. Phyllis Schlonsky: The sweetest thing that ever grew. Jim Schomaker: Meets success like a gentleman. Glenda Schottenstein: True ease in writing comes from art, not chance. retchen Schultz: The silvery fabric of a laugh. rances Seagle: Always willing, ever ready to help a friend. arsha Seligson: A smile for everyone. udi Shell: Her hair as glorious as the rising sun. ill Siheiak: IW y mind is bursting with gay thoughts and devilish ee s. abs Sher: A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. arole Shusterman: Humor is smiling wisdom. vi Simon: A face so fine with manners so kind. onnie Simons: Blushes are the rainbows of modesty. ob Slane: Happiness is an easy-going manner. es Slobin: A happy grin and a loyal friend. ne Smith: A nice pleasant girl. at Smothers: Good taste is the flower of good sense. ike Snyder: A handful of fun is worth a bushel of learning. Page N inetyfnine Sally Spencer: Good nature is one of her virtues. Jane Staker: The modest manners, the gentlest heart. Judy Starke: Fair of face and beauty of mind. Jeff Stern: Sacred is the hunger of ambitious minds. Floyd Stolzenberg: Faith is the mainstay of life. Bill Strouse: One you shan't easily forget. Steve Thomas: All who know him like him. Kay Tilley: Politeness is to do and say The kindest things in the kindest way. Bruce Topolosky: Life is full of fun: so am I. Arlene Topy: Quietness is a rare virtue. Rick Traa: Still water runs deep. Susan Truax: One possessing many skills and willing to share th Tom Tussing: Tall, dark, and handsome is he. Ina Valcov: Those who know her best praise her most. Rita Waldman: Here is a true and industrious friend. Robyn Wasserstrom: I say what 1 think. Rodney Wasserstrom: His face does always wear a grin. Cheryl Weis: Simplicity's rare charm. Linda Weissenbach: None but herself can match her. Lynne Whetstone: The very pink of perfection. Jessie Wile: Happiness is the twin of grace. Judy Wile: A joy that's shared is a joy made double. Tom Williams: Life should be leisurely. Anne Willis: A modest woman is the most tremendous object of the whole creation. Larry Wolf: A wolf in sheep's clothing. Bonnie Woodruff: The hand that made you fair made you good and loads of fun. Janie Woodworth: Aye, her hair is her crowning glory. Walt Wynd: Never a dull moment. Ivars Zageris: Sincerity and truth are the base of every virtue. Em Page One Hjwzdred - Third row: Dave Japikse, Jerry Mechling, Dave Addison, Jeff Stern, Ellen Ziskind, Kathie taps Betty Mike Friedman, Karen Mercer. Second row: Betty Harris, Kay Gearhart, Judy Starke, Judy High, Linda Weissenbach, Freddy Mann, Ellen Drum. First row: Judy Holt, Kathie Kienzle, Carol Davis, Doug Fleckner, Judy Bone, Patty Lutzy. National Honor Society Juniors in the upper sixth of their class and seniors in the upper third are eligible for the National Honor Society. This year twenty-four students, fifteen seniors and nine juniors, were inducted at the ceremony on March 15. Students are considered on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Each person elected to the Society has excelled in each of the four principles. Mrs. Antoinette Barr, sponsor of the Society, planned the ceremony in conjunction with this year's seniors who Third row: Bill Rogers, Jim Haunty, Alfred Hawraney. Second row: Gail Pat Smothers, Gail Garves, Jack Dickey, Jeff Papier, Ed Goodman. First Sansbury, Howard Schelzinger, Lynne VVhetstone, Gayle Caplan, Bebe Jeff says, Congratulations, Jack Duffey. became members as juniors. Leadership, sch character, and service were presented by these as being essential to success in life. A member of honor organization, as it was pointed out, is above ing, lying, and similar dishonesties. He is honored respected by his fellow students. Induction into National Honor Society is considered to be the honor that can be received at Bexley. Page One Hundred One ow: jeff Stem, Dave Iapikse, Jeff Schwartz, Doug Fleckner, Linda Weissenbach, Eddie Goodman, Ielf Papier, Jack Dickey, Irv T-iaas. row: Kay Tilley, Gayle Caplan, Dina Flaum, Glenda Schottenstein, Lynne Whetstone, Babs Sher, Ann Polster, Kay Gearhart, Barbara . First row: Kathie Kienzle, Carol Gloyd, Sandy Berlin, Irene Humphrey, Gail Dunavent, Connie Stebelton, Ellen Drum, Carol Davis. Quill and Scroll uill and Scroll is the honorary journalism society at ey. Twenty new members were elected this year. be eligible one must be a member of the TORCH EXLEO staH, in the upper third of his class, and the recommendation of the advisor. The purpose e society is to recognize outstanding contributions e success of school publications. National Thespian Society In 1955 in an eiiort to encourage students showing dramatic ability a group organized the National Thespian Society. Those who had substantial parts in Teahouse of the August Moon, the Dramatic Club presentation, and Where's Charley? the musical, were rewarded with a membershi in National Thespian Society this year. Those wllino devoted a great deal of time to constructing scenery, managing groups, and applying make-up also were inducted. row: Bruce Topolosky, Joan Klopher, Les Levitt, Darianne Dick, Eddie Goodman, Peggy Gregg, Irv Haas, Steve Gallen. First row: Edmonds, Mike Friedman, Dina Flaum, Irene Humphrey, Bonnie Woodruff, Connie Stebelton, Kay Gearhart, Marcia Heffernan. Fourth row:. Franz Holl, Bob Hepps, George Slater, Ron Clowson, Howie Schlezinger, Don Coe, Bob Stein, Louis Polster, Jud Elliot Ercher. Tlrzrd row: Barbara Dames, Karen Scheiderer, Paula Daines, Jack Hornberger, Bill Goldberg, Jim Schomaker, Sam McGavran, Wood, Marilyn Moffatt, Mary Tully, Babs Nelson. Second row: Margy Turner, Barbara Paine, Lois Devine, Linda Franz, Judy Franz, Jullan, Barbara Duffey, Barbie Michaelson, Joan Schlezinger, Bev Solove, Ellen Ziskind, Linda Young. First row: Debbie Siegle, Klopfer, Lynne Nlermeyer, Barbie Benedict, Marcia Heffernan, Judy Bone, Lorraine Weber, Patty Lutzy, Diane Karnes, Sherry Shama Gerry Rush, Marlene Solomon. Choir This year's choir, under the leadership of M Myers, proved to be one of the Finest Bexley h ever had. ln the fall parents of choir members were invite to a rehearsal. The choir presented songs i various stages of development, several which we perfected, several which were fairly well prepare and several which were entirely new to the grou In this manner parents got a better picture of ju what goes on during choir periods and how lo Choir Director: Mr. C. Robert Meyers it takes to perfect 3 Single piece. In conjunction with Y-Teens and Hi-Y, the ch Choir officers: Patty Lutzy, Judy Bone, Jim Schomaker, Jud Elliot, and Presented the Thanksgiving Program- Y'Teen 3 Lynne Whetstone. Hi-Y members provided prayers, devotions, a scripture readings, while the choir sang thr Thanksgiving hymns. The presentation was hig lighted by a sermon delivered by the Revere Hiram Weld of Bexley Methodist Church. T singing group scarcely had time to prepare n numbers for the following holiday season, Chri E .ig gf N5 QM L. TJ ,R S, 45 jf, Ffwk ,fix L x wg SQ ' f ff y gg 5, , fwjf f gjf5J , N . 1 . ' i i- z Xx , ,J ' . 1. f wi 1 gan 5.1 Trumpet: Bill Rogers, Alan Altman, Norm Sher. French horn: Linda Ohmer, Berndar Ya vitch, Barry Blank. Cornet: D. Alspaugh, Les Levitt, Keith Hill, jeff Paine, Steve Paine, Ricky Bender, Bill Barr, Frank Reed, Sylvester Harrington, Paul Bender, Danny Dozer. Band Director: Mr. William Rost Trombones: Dave Fritsche, Ted Fisher, Bob Ballenger, Dick Golden, Dick Johnston, Mark Paine, Bert japikse, Leslie Gutter. Bass: Dave Stewart, Sam Bates, jim Davies. Percussion: Sally Spencer, David Last, Tony Cain, John johnson, Barbara Rose, Gerry Bain. Concert Mr. Rost, the new band director, trained one of the Finest marching and concert bands Bexley has ever known. To develop precision the marching band began long, hard practices before school started. llalf- time entertainment was provided by the band and majorettes at every football game. Following football season, the concert band began practices. They undertook and perfected a variety of pieces and performed them well. ln early December the band marched through the streets of Bexley to the Circle, where they played for the many onlookers awaiting the Annual Christmas Tree Lighting. They also aaecompanied the Choir in the evening Christmas program pre- sented at the high school. ln February the concert band presented a forty- five minute program for the students. In an effort to bring about a better understanding of music Clarinet: Sue Murray, Diane Stropes, Ray McWhorter, Eddie Stein, Holly Partsch, Steve Shkolnik, Barbara Buker, Mike Norris, Sharon Harbold, Nancy Fritsche, Kathy Sheetz, Ann Epstein, Alan Glas, Sheldon Hurwitz. Bass Viol: Cheryl Margulis. B and nd to arouse interest in the band, Mr. Rost pre- eded each piece by a brief explanation of its eaning and style. The director felt that this -vould make the program more interesting. In he Spring a similar concert was given in the eve- ming for parents as well as students. Few people realize how much hard work is re- uircd of band members. Besides the rapid me- orization of pieces and the natural skill which is volvcd, members devote further time to money- aking efforts, This year's small blue and white ushions imprinted with the letter B were sold at -ootball games to relieve the uncomfortableness of lard bleachers. This year's ofhcers were Bill Rogers, president, ob Edmister, vice-president, and Linda Ohmer, cretary-treasurer. Mr. Rost must certainly be commended for his xcellent supervision and guidance. Flute: Miki Blum, Kay Gcarhart, Kathy Kastner, Mary Wulber, Linda Wick, janet Hyde. Saxaphone: Bob Shaw, Joann Bell, Mary Sue Martin, Betsy Brust, Judy Taylor, Martha Bernstein. Band Ofhcers: Bill Rogers, Linda Ohmer, Bob Edmister Page One Hundred Six Bob Hepps Catch xv X N. Calvin Hamrick Bill Rader First Base Center Field Coach Curtis Tong Steve .746 196 Tuckerman Howard Schlezinger Catch First Base L Iohn Strahm Third Base Chris Tsitouris Short Stop Gamba! iam Ronnie Clowson First Base Tom Elsass Second Base Sam McCandlish Captain Third Base All CBL First Team '59 Dave Hilleary Pitch Page One Hundred Seven fix , 5 i,s ri Sand Pollock Lei Field Ronnie Culbertson Right Field Page One Hundred Eight - as A .... Third row: Coach Tong, Rodney Wasserstrom, Chris Tsitouris, Bob Hepps, Ronnie Clowson, Calvin Hamrick, Ioel Brandt, Les Levitt, Ber Yavitch. Second row: Steve Tuckerman, john Strahm, Tom Elsass, Bill Hoyer, Dave Helmickf First row: Howie Schlezinger, Dave Hills Sam lVlcCandlish, Sandy Pollock, Ronnie Culbertson, Bill Rader. Baseball With seven returning lettermen, Bexley's baseball team has its eyes set on the CBL crown. Lettermen are Cap- tain Sam lVlcCandlish, Steve Tuckerman, Sandy Pollock, Bill Rader, Ron Clowson, Ronnie Culbertson, and Dave Hil- leary. Fine perfonnances are also expected to be turned in by Calvin I-larnrick and Howie Schlezinger. Bexley sackers at present are not hindered by injuries, as they were last season. Coach Curtis Tong, in his I-irst year at Bexley, predicts fine things for his team. Bexley, Grandview, and Arlington are expected to give defending champion Mt. Vernon some real competition. liy devoting a great deal of time to hard work, the baseball team may bring Bexley its Hrst 'CBL championship t is year. Third row: Steve Albin, Jeff Nedelman, Jeff McCelland, Bill Swanson, jim Hoyer, Bary Leeman. Second row: Ricky Culbertson, Steve Ra thal, Bill Strader, Bill Smother, Richard Silverman, Leslie Gutter. First row: Ronald Dolinger, Vince Mercurio, Ronnie Levin, Sam We john Schmidt, Jeff Zettler. Page One Hundred Nine XX Q C5 nhl cf ,rf - 3 Ll row: Coach Owen, Richard Westerman, Sam Bates, Dan Schoedinger, Larry Sells, Rick Mauger, John Jones, Charles Patrick, Iohn Tidball, Herwald, Barry Kayne, Larry Lieberman, Philip Williamson, Coach Ridenour. Second row: Mike I-Iausman, jerry Durham, David Iapikse, y Ritter, Bill Goldberg, Frank Eilferman, Jim Westwater, Dick Stevens, Terry Lane, Tom Keever. First row: Bob Edmister, Iim Schomakcr, e Thomas, Jack Hornberger, Tom Tussing, Dick Morrow, Iohn Offenberg, Bob Quissenberry, Alfred Hawraney, Iim Haunty. Track Coach Russ Owen has set his sights on the Central Buckeye League crown this spring for his track team. Chief opposition will be provided by ever-powerful Upper Arlington and Wortliington. Mr. Owen has high hopes, however, for his thirteen returning lettermen. Despite the loss of Larry Kerr, Karl Kumler, Mike Hardesty, and Dick Nafsgcr, there are many events in which Lion trackmen will excel. Great things are expected from Captain Tom Tussing, who last year tied the school record in the 880-yard run, and from john Otfenbcrg in the mile run. Other consistent scorers will probably be Frank Eiferman and Dick Morrow. d row: Roger VVilliamson, George Slater, Jerry Anthony, Jim Hunter, John Annbruster, Jim Kellogg, Tom Deaton, Bill VVilliams. Second Jerry Robins, Mike Norris, Philip Magley, jim Wacker, Larry Berlin, Dave Bloomfield, Bruce Gilbert, Dick Lutzy, Charles Freiclenberg. row: Sylvester Harrington, jim Ringer, Carter Dickens, Bucky Schmidt, Tom Reynolds, Bob Floyd, Ben Buckner, Bryan Michaelson. ks lVlCCullough. -2 fix, Page One Hundred Ten. .Q M13 . I W . i K ' -'V ' U 1 A U--'T-1 'E -1 ku 9'-qu.. fi ir 4 L. Tom Tussing Ca tain Dick Morrow 13914 H01'Hl9Cf89f Hurdles DISC'-IS High jump , Shot Put Q. Dash Broaf jump Steve Thomas Half Mile Mile Broad IUITIP Dash Bob Quisenbery Low Hurdles Dash Bill Goldberg Shot Put . f ' Q . ' '-2 fe: .SF Page One Hundred Eleven ' ,iglflx Y Wm . . X . ng, - , .1 .--- .Q-AN - f N ef f John Oifenbcrg Iim Schomaker Half-Mile Pole Vault CBL Champs '56 Broad Jump S l 6lC . C eanl Frank Eiferman Dash X 1 Bob Edmlster Dash Coach Russ Owen Iim Haunty Discus Page One Hundred Twelve Second row: Dick Frankel, Keith Hill, Grant Price, jerry Mechling, Phil Levine, Rick Traa, Larry Coe, Dick Johnston, Herb row: Reed Wasserstrom, Wayne Weld, Steve DeVoe, Peter Blue, Steve Miller, Dave Sansbury, Coach Smith. Golf Coach Carlton Smith's golf team is plagued by inexperience. -lim Merkel and lim Keyes, two of last finest scorers, were lost through graduation. Steve DeVoe and captain Pete Blue are the only returning letter Hopes are still high, however, for this year's team would like to gain the CBL title which Bexley has obt only once. Also returning is Dave Sansbury, who is a probable starter. Jerry Mechling, in his first year on the is expected to turn in some fine performances also. Other CBL schools lost many starters also, and Coach Smith therefore feels that Bexley's chances are good. Games have been scheduled with Arlington, Delaware, Waterson, Mt. Vernon, Urbana, Aquinas, Weste Whitehall, and Grandview. 'Of those, Arlington and Whitehall are expected to be the probable contenders the championship. Highlight of the season was the southem trip taken by the team April 10-17. I Coach Smith shows Rick Traa DCVOS d1'1VeS the ball the technique Captain Pete chops Page One Hundred Thirteen -td row: Dave Addison, Erv Godofsky, llceff Schwartz, Shep Kahn, Colman Kahn, Steve Shell, Jack Meyer, D. I. Alspaugh. First row: Mike man, Hud Luby, Sam McGavran, Dic Dick, Stan Meyers, Andy Tsitouris, Mark Rosen, Eddie Goodman, Doug Fleckner. Tennis Having lost 'lack South, Bob Swedlow, Ierry Doss, and Fred Abel, the tennis team also linds itself the victim finexperience. Returning lettermen are Andy Tsitouris, captain Stan Myers, Sam McCavran, Richard Dick, and ud Luby. Coach Charles Kessler, in his first year at Bexley, does not expect a championship but does hope to win fair share of the games. In the opener Upper Arlington proved far too powerful for the Lion netmen as they were shut out 5-O. Sopho- more Dickie Dick played a I-ine game against Arlington's Dan Sebastian, who Hnally triumphed 7-5. Games are also scheduled with Worthington, Urbana, Mt. Vernon, Delaware, Grandview, Arlington, and Acad- my. Arlington will undoubtedly win the championship again this year, but Bexley intends to make the pathway o the crown a toilsome one. Andy and his famous Dick, Mr. Kessler, McCavran take Stan the Man looks for American Twist time out to pose an opponent Golf Sportshead-Carole South Archery Sportsheads-Sue Roth and Ioan Klopfer G1rls Athletlc Club Sportsheads Horseback Riding Sportshead-Rosanne Kanter Modern Dance Sportshead-Gail Du .N Tennis Sportsheacls-Amy Blue and Meg MCGHVIHII Softball Sportsheads-Cindy Crall and Pam Lane Page One Hundred Fifteen ond row Judy High Sharon Wiggins Mary Lou Garves Carole South. First row: Melanie High returns another Girls, Tennis Team Girls, Golf Team Spring ushered in girls' varsity golf, a relatively new sport under C. A. C. sponsorship. Five of last year's interscholastic starters are returning this spring. These are Amy Blue, Darianne Dick, Beverly Creene, Carole South, and Robyn Wasserstrom. Since golf is played well by few high school girls, C. A. C. offered an instruction course at the Columbus Country Club. Nliss Love predicts a fine record for this team, which fred so well last year. Golf team: Carole South, Amy Blue, Bev Greene, Dari- anne Dick. Jud and Kay renew old acquaintances in the spring 'W We promise we will never say a word WHERE'S CHARLIE A A March 31 and April 1, 1960 8:00 Bexley High School Auditorium Presented by Drama and Music Departments CAST Brassett t, ,,t, ,, t,,,st..,..t...t...,,,t,,,,... Dick Stevens Jack Chesney ,,ct,.t,tc,,.,.....,.v.. Jim Schomaker Charley Wylceham t,,t,i,,..,...,,,,,, jack Wood Kitty Verdun ttt.,,t,,tti,,,.,ti, Kathie Nevvhouse Amy Spettigue t,,,t,,t,,........ Mae Beth Hagler Wilkiiison ,,,,,,,,,i,t.......,.,,,,,,, Charley Myers Sir Francis Chesney .,,t,,,,,,,,....,... Jud Elliot Mr. Spettigue t,,ii....,..,,t,,,t,,t,,.....,,v Bob Hill Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez ..., Kay Cearhart Photographers .....,,.,, .t,,t,,,tc,..,t S andy Polster Patricia ..,..t . .,,,, ii.,..,,,,,,,,,,, I udy Bone Cwen tt,tt,,, ......,,,,, B arbara Daines Evelyn , , ,.,,,...,.........,,,,,,,,, Gretchen Schultz Reggie .C,....tt,,,t,,t,,,t,,,t,,tt.,.. jack Hornburger Carol Davis, accompanistg Mrs. David Buchuanan, Mr. C. Robert Myers, Barbara Dufifey, directorsg Gail Dunavent, choreog- rapher. Three young ladies: Kathie, Jaclc?, and Mae Beth Please Lucia, begs Spettigue The directors: C. 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ALSPAUCH, M.D. MR. JOSEPH L. EISENBERC LEWIS BASCH, D.D.S. RICHARD I. BRASHEAR, M.D. RALPH B. SAMSON, M.D. CARL W. EMMERT, D.D.S. WILEY L. FORMAN, M.D. H. M. CLODFELTER, M.D. LESLIE FRANKEL, D.D.S. ROBERT B. CROSS, D.O. GERTRUDE E. CROSS, D.O. JOHN CERSTEN, M.D. Page One Hundred Twenty one Professional Directory MILTON L. GOODMAN, M.D. ROBERT R. SCHMIDT, D.D.S. RAYMOND L. SPOHR, D.D.S. MR. I. M. HARRIS B. F. HOAGLAND, D.D.S MARY HOAGLAND, D.D.S. R. B. HOOVER, M.D. DON A. SHUSTERMAN, D.D.S. MR. LEONARD STERN A. BERTRAM THALL, D.D.S. A. H. KANTER, M.D. H. W. TOPOLOSKY, M.D. JOHN F. LEWIS, D.D.S. E. V. TURNER, M.D. SHELDON I. MANN, D.D.S. THOMAS EWINC VAN METER H. R. MITCHELL, M.D. RICHARD H. 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Elmer Redd, Realtor Compliments jim Henley, Associate Your Bexley Specialists in the heart of Bexley 2469 EAST MAIN STREET BE 5-86- Fairmoor Barber Shop Open 9 till 7 week days 8 till 6 Saturday 40 S. James Rd. BE 7-2230 5 , 7 ' O Q p re s e n t s - 0- .5 Y' 1 4. --154, ,e ' 24, , H' .an THQ R . ,9l,.. ..' f V,,,,--,, , .4 A-.. 'N If ' . F IJ :I-Eg: N . X J. , , J,',vLi, z .nf H. .Eoin ,N h Qal f .2 5'-'15 q g ' 1' ,.-.. 5, A . gl' Ill -, li . I -: :fr T533 m m : mf 0 ' -vu ', V 5 f .VF3.:' lk- Hs- .-'-'-rw'? .w gl , , lylygv ,xAr'Mf:,'s7, R! . ,I 'L , VIE., ..Ltg4,:s1f-l--'L- . xi 'W' vwsfli 'l the beautiful Suburban Restaurant for you...at 3015 East Main Street Columbus, Ohio CGI-IAGAN HARDWARE Page One Hundred Twenty-seven The Harold Company 330l E. Main Color Television Hi-Fidelity Black and White RCA Whirlpool Television Appliances EMILE HAIRDRESSERS 2679 E. Main Street FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL BE I-55ll 0. P. GALLO Tailors Tuxedo Rentals Special Rates to Bexley Students 0 E. Broad 3003 E. Livingston I8 N. Third CA I-3623 5-3404 CL 2-3 I 2 I Page One Hundred Twenty-eight Cid? Congraiulalions from ' . rg Q f, RUBIN0 S fig Evans 81 Schw 9 i 1 Phone-BE 5-1700 - g'l 'C' Shoes 5 2-' ESTABLISHED isss 2643 E' Main Quality footwear for the entire fam pizza Specialids Bexley, 2468 E. Main St. 479 N. High S+. 504l N. H Phone CL 2-48I2 Res. BE I-5l76 24l7 Breniwood Rd. Columbus 9, Ohio PAUL FRITSCHE 3559 E. Broad S+. . BE 1-4 WATCHMAKER and JEWELER WATCHES-GHZTS Treai Yourself +o ihe Besi TERMS 'F DESIRED Good Food - Fasi 8: Courieous Service i408 E. Main Sfreei' Columbus 5, Ohio CARRY OUT Johnson's Real lce Cream Co. Call us for your ice cream for weddings - showers - parlies ' special occasions 8 We make lhe fines? ice cream and sherbel COLLEGE CLOTHING 2728 E. Main BE l-00l4 1920 N. High AX 9- ,f w4 E M05 Bexley Marathon Servic THE ROBERTS PLUMBING CO. E U Bexley's friendly slalion HARRY E. coDER, Mgr. BE-I-O37l 25I6 E. Besf Wishes of Main-Iames Restaurant 3II9 E. Main Sfreef THE eafww SHOP 2352 EAST MAIN BEXLEY 9, OHIO Bes'r wishes for success 24 Norfh High Sfreei' CONNELL'S BEXLEY GREENHOUSES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Page One Hundred Twenty-nine Besf Wishes of Bexley-Zettler Hardware Company L. ' 250I E. Main Sireei' I CORDER AGEN CY, INC. INSURANCE 880 E. Broad SI. CL 8-95I5 BEXLEY SHELL SERVICE Telephone BE I 0163 Open 24 Hours 2385 Easf Main Shed BE '-457' 2656 E. Main at Roosevelt Bexley, Ohio Page One Hundred Thirty ODJPHQD PXOOKS, NC. I Q I urmture - mierxors CONSISTENTLY SUPERIOR ? F, H XOR! X 12 f , wg.. 24 5 -L mfr, '+A , X , f6:' Vbfffpjfr: L 2- fi. '. v p ,eu , ,. ff- 1 ,-.g:..z. - - ' , .. . 'I A H'-151aE1231i: . -'fi 't'4?w1w'41,' , 3 ' ri . af-'TW .E2:11f'1?'7 . 1 Je., f 4 , A , MMG,,og.,,fL.:,,V-:.3,,, -A .Nj P5 ff' . 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CA I-4158 Page One Hundred Thirty-two Best Wishes Of AVERY PONTIAC I-Iome of Ihe Terrufuc I96O Ponhac and The Economical Vauxhall 62I E BROAD ST CA 8546I an AVERY RAMBLER RAMBLER SALES AND SERVICE II99 FRANKLIN AVE C 2 III8 AMERICAS OLDEST AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP 2862 E Mann SI Phone BE I 36 2992 Easf Broad Sfreei' BEImon+ I 3653 Columbus 9 OhIO FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISI YOUR BEXLEY MARKET BASKET STORE OPEN SUNDAYS The Favorafes Hardware CO aI mealhme and parhes Owned and Operafed by Bexley Grads Fntos Corn Ch1PS BEXLEY EASTMOOR and 2964 E Broad SI' 5554372 Kacy Iones Potato Chlp d . L - I I ' ' P75 FINEST IN KOSHER 40 COOK FURNITURE 3. APPLIANCE C FAR EAST RESTAURANT 280I Easi' Main S'rree+ Known from coasi' Io coasI' for ExceIIenI' Chinese-American cuisine Since I930 Air-concIiI'ioned BE I-4I I3 The Slulken Co SIuIIcen Engineering Assoclaies rrls Slulken Cons'I'rucI'ion Co Inc Columbus Ohio ria Commercial Inshfuhonal igners . . Engineers . . Consfrucfors +'I . . ' . . ' ' WE DELIVER BEAVERS 81 HORN MARKETS QUALITY AND ECONOMY WITH SERVICE Ib60 E. MAIN ST. CL 2-3II5 l565 N. 4TH ST. AX. I-3I5l Page One Hundred Thirty-three WHEN IN COLUMBUS .,. UA MAKE YOUR HOME .M QT E If THE BROOKSIDE i i EM M TOURAO-TEL Tf0UR'0'TEL Eliot wATER.J-IIA! un couornoneg IK, - oz ' - N 3020 E. MAIN STREET Jus? 4 miles from downfown ' E H Shy. I BE 5-2301 An invifing courf of 34 well-furnished uniis. each wifh free TV, Ielephone, filed shower, air condiiioning. Coffee shop on premises. MAIN PLUMBING CO We Specialize on Plumbing and Hearing Repairs 2673 Easf Main S+. BEXLEY 9, OHIO - We Are As Close Io You - BE I 53I I As Your Telephone BE I 53l I u If Besr Wishes of Ohio Auto Parts Fourfh and Spring Sis. Phone: CA 4-3I2I LEW DORMAN, Presidenf Page One Hundred Thirty-four Sincere Bes+ Wishes from HALLMARK HOUSE When you care enough to send the very best 3946 Easf Broacl SI'ree'I Town and Counfry Shopping Cen+er MULBARGER TWINS, INC. Plumbing - Hea+ing - Wafer Condifioning We Iake care of drips 4400 Easi' Main S+ree+ BE 5-34l7 fre co Art's Texaco ' I 2455 I. Iain St. lcxlcy, Ohio BE I-0258 - For Trouble Free Driving 4 I Tops In Service Your Texaco Dealer WRECKER SERVICE NORTH BEXLEY BARBER SHOP Ben Golden, Prop. 6 Chairs Appoinfmenf if desired CL 3-7804 SO8 N. Cassady Road CREITH LUMBER. IN 3634 E. BROAD STREET Lumber-Unfinished Furniiure 2 I 2- ----------vv----- .------------v-.'5'e'9S GEO- BYER SONS -- -L I: AMERICA'S FINEST AUTOMOBILE CENTRE lr, I .J H I I ,. IT TZ Lf T if 4 Z3 'T bl - I nvuuuuii Ix TT T .u':'TTm 'N B Y S nu GDfm4L nm-nu ilwiiiiii QWIIIIIIIIILMI T- fT1IIIIuvf COLUMBUS' ONLY DOWNTOWN DEALER DISTRIBUTORS DESIITO - PLYMIIIITH - VALIANT SALES - SERVICE PARTS - PARKING WHOLESALE RETAIL T 'ME' CA 1-7601 owN ST. :,. A - 'N-X ' - A 'QXSTQQQQQQQXQCKQLQQK T A A'A 49 BALDWIN 8: SOURS 83 South High Street HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT and MATERIALS Page One Hundred Thirty-five Sincere wishes tor success and happiness to the class ot I96O lk 1 United Sheet Metcd Company, Inc. 540 S. DREXEL In Memory of PETE CORROVA IOwner of the TAT Restaurantj Page One Hundred Thirty-six Bowl at Central Ohio's Largest and Most Modern Bowling Center R in i 1-- Open 1-D '-EEE - Special -5 ' 1 Ah. -:2r.11:- 2:1 9:00-2:30 A.M. J EEE- -'i.,,,-, -I I l' E' 5 i':::E?i.::.-'-E' I i'i'?,,1, Free AIUTOMATIC AMF LANESA MAIN LANES C0m:l9ie'Y 407I E. Main St. BE 7-3723 B f I 9 Conditioned Cool FUN 40 AUTOMATIC AMF LANES 40 Beat the Heat- Bowl in Air Conditioned Comfort Bexley Camera Company WWI, jj, Your drive-in camera store 0 CAMERAS - PROJECTORS- PHOTO SUPPLIES Dpi Color Processing - Photofinishing Tape Recorders - Accessories - Mylar Tapes RENTALS and REPAIRS 273I E. Main Street BE I-7400 BOOK STORE at CAPITAL UNIVERSITY CAM Located in the Basement of Lehmann Bexley Barber Shop 687 Kenwiclc Road Across from the Far East Page One Hundred Thirty-seven BATES SUPER DUPER MARKET Fairporf Shopping Cenfer 200 SOUTH HAMILTON ROAD When your sweef loofh lhinlcs of sweefs Your wisdom loofh 'rhinlcs of WENTZ lf's always lair wearher When good fellows gel logelher al WENTZ PI-IQRMHCY Corner of Drexel and Easf Main Slreef Established in 1912 A drug s'rore wifh drugs and The knowledge of compounding 'rhem Page One Hundred Thirty-eight COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE CA 4-9I3I HARRIS OPTICIANS Ea! makea fo IO6 EAST BROAD STREET tLe ,960-6, ga!! COLUMBUS, OHIO rom N. E. HARRIS JR. Jos. F. HARRIS Me 1959- 60 -gay Opfomefrisf Confacf Lenses ggszfscfion is own fpofiay . . Elevafors , F ' h-I D b ' p ft 4 sake df as n Passenger rerg um was The Capifal Elevafor 81 Mfg. Co. BE- 7-1005 25ggL5MAQSgI jgfgf' 424 W. Town Sf. Mainfenance CA 4- Good for young and old. 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