Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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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.

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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.

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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.