Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1968 volume:

“Sounds must seem on echo to the senses.’’ Alexander Pope I . ?? gSnfi 'fV , U(Tj. 1 r ■ M®§ m .. FACULTY o 7 Board of Education: Donald H. Elsass; Mrs. Donald R. Williamson; Dr. John F. Lewis; John D. Metzger, vice-president. Not pictured is William B. Hoyer. president. Dear Students: In the few short months that I have been privileged to serve the school district as its superintendent, I have come to feel very much a part of the atmosphere of the Bexley High School. This has been brought about largely by the friendliness of the student body, and by the spirit and pride that I have sensed both in and out of the classroom. I have very much enjoyed working with the students and faculty this past year, and I take this opportunity to thank each of you for your part in making 1967—68 the success- ful year that it was. To the Class of 1968 we express a special word of appreciation for the many deeds and accomplishments made on behalf of your school. As a class you have left your mark, and by your deeds you will be remembered. It is with confidence in your ability to meet the greater challenges of the future, that we assure you of our per- sonal regard and best wishes. Sincerely yours, WILLIAM J. GREGG Superintendent Sounds Reflect Dr. William J. Gregg, superintendent Newness In 1968 Newness cannot be overlooked when describing Bex- ley this year. Chants and cheers resounded during athletic events as the student body thundered the teams to victory with new-found spirit. During free periods of the day, the beat from the newly installed juke box pulsated through the halls. Above the mild roar of chatter, the crunching of apples from the renovated apple machine could be heard as students satisfied hunger. Newness was echoed in the carrels of the remodeled library by students attempting to master foreign languages. The addition of ten new faculty members supplemented the returning staff, and they add- ed their voices to the cooperative effort of instruction, discussion, and evaluation. 1968 was the year that the new soul of Bexley was reflected in sounds. Mr. C.W. Jones, principal Mrs. Sharon Hicks, secretary Mrs. Helen Scott and Mr. William Boden, guidance counselors Linda Hartranft « 4 r EVEl Eijlii lions.' Mary Benis )i« Ei LINDA HARTRANFT, B.A. ... Otterbein College ... English III and English IV . . . BEXLEO advisor . . . Senior Class advisor . . . “Oh, that's nice.” ROBERT PETERS, M.A. . . . Muskingum College and Western Reserve University, N.D.E.A. English Institute . . . Dramatics, Speech, Modified English II . . . Dramatics Club advisor, National Thespian advisor, and Rifle Club advisor . . . “Charge.” MARY BENIS, B.S. ... St. Olaf College, Ohio State University . . . English II . . . advisor for Y-Teens . . . “Now, class, shut your little mouths.” 10 I Robert Peters Evelyn Houston Anna Buckner ANNA BUCKNER, B.S., B.S. in library Science . . . Georgia College, Peabody College, Drexel, Ohio State University ... school librarian . . . “Y'all pick up the paper.” EVELYN HOUSTON, B.A. . . . Douglass College . . . Honors English IV and English IV . . . “If all else fails, read the direc- tions.” JOANNE BOMLITZ, B.S. . . . Bowling Green University . . . English I and English II . . . Freshman Class advisor, majorette advisor . . . “Well, here we are, late again.” SARA AMOS, M.A. . . . Muskingum College, University of Michigan, and Ohio State University . . . Honors English III, English IV, and Journalism . . . “Don’t raise your hands, I don’t want a confession.” Sara Amos Joanne Bomlitz Donahey Jones Thelma Toy and Rebecca Kull DONAHEY JONES, M.A. . . . Centre College, Vanderbilt University, and Ohio State University ... World History and Economic Geography . . . Junior Class advisor . . . “All right, people.” THELMA TOY, B.S. . . . Ohio State University and N.D.E.A. French Institute at University of Kentucky . . . French I and French II . . . FTA advisor . . . “Wait, I’ll see if it’s in the rules.” REBECCA KULL, B.A. . . . Otterbein College and Univer- sity of Strasbourg, France . . . French II, French III, and French IV . . . French Club advisor . . . “Avec fracas.” 12 Sharon Kreps James Ferns Perry Smith and Lawrence Smith SHARON KREPS, B.S. . . . Manchester College . . . English I and American Civilization I . . . Y-Teens advisor and Fresh- ! man Class advisor . . . “Go ahead, but you’re wrong.” JAMES FERNS, M.A. . . . Denison University and Ohio State University . . . World History and American Civiliza- tion II . . . “Let's get quiet.” JAMES MILLARD, B.S. . . . Ohio State University . . . American Civilization I and Driver Training . . . assistant football coach . . . head basketball coach . . . “Keep your animalistic instincts to yourself.” JOEL POETKER, M.A. . . . Ohio Wesleyan, Muskingum College, Miami University, and John Hay Fellowship at Wil- liams College . . . American Civilization I and II . . . Senior Class advisor . . . “When I was a boy on the South Side of Chicago.” OPAL WYLIE, M.A.. . . Otterbein College, Ohio University and Ohio State University . . . Latin I,II,III,IV . . . Latin Club advisor . . . “Latin can be found everywhere.” PERRY SMITH, B.A., B.S. . . . Ohio University, Ohio State University, West Virginia University, and Utah State Univer- sity . . . Spanish I and II . . . assistant football coach . . . head baseball coach . . . Sophomore class advisor . . . Any amaz- d ; ing revelations?” LAWRENCE SMITH, M.A. . . . Ohio State University and National University . . . Spanish and French . .. “Callate sus gran bocas.” r- I id James Millard and Joel Poetker Opal Wylie Robert Duffey C. Robert Myers Ralph Trivella ROBERT DUFFEY, M.A. ... Miami University and Ohio State University . . . Drafting and Industrial Arts . . . faculty manager of athletics . . . “All right, it’s time to clean up!” RALPH TRIVELLA, M.A. . . . Ohio State University . . . Creative Art. . . Art Club advisor . . . director of special art projects... “Try everything once, and twice if you like it.” C. ROBERT MEYERS, M.A. . . . Muskingum College and Ohio State University ... English I, General Music, Choir, and Ensem- ble ... Music Club advisor ... “Don’t throw pearls to the swine.” JAMES HARTLINE, M.A. . . . Ohio State University . . . March- ing Band and Concert Band . .. Contest Ensembles ... “Save your lips.” James Hartline 1 MEL PM ite stopp HOC II ft cm fc Elm leads disci III Melinda Blakie MELINDA BLAKIE, B.S. . . . Ohio State University ... Physical Education, Health, and Driver Training . . . GAC advisor . . . Health Council advisor . . . “Don’t you believe in stopping at stop signs?” ROGER ANDERSON, B. P.E. . . . Purdue University .. . Health and Physical Education ... assistant coach for foot- ball and wrestling . . . Junior Class advisor . .. “Fall in!” CHARLOTTE BASNETT, M.Ed. . . . Ohio University, Ohio State University, and Miami University . . . Physical Education . .. Pep Club advisor, varsity and reserve cheer- leader advisor, and GAC advisor ... “I didn’t expect these discipline problems from seniors.” JAMES CLICK, M. Ed. . . . Denison University and Univer- sity of Miami . . . Driver Training . . . assistant basketball coach .. . tennis coach . .. head football coach .. . “Those women drivers!” Roger Anderson Charlotte Basnett Left: James Click oooc OG Harold Ridenour Joan Smith HAROLD RIDENOUR, M.A. . . . College of Wooster, In- diana University, and Ohio State University . . . Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra II, and Math IV . . . assistant track coach .. . “This is powerful stuff.” JOAN SMITH, B.S. . . . Ohio State University . . . Typing I, Personal Typing, Office Practice and Shorthand I . . . Na- tional Honor Society and FBLA advisor... “1,2,3,... type!”! PAUL A. DREWES, M.A. . . . Capital University . . . Eng-j lish II, English III, and Intermediate Algebra . . . “That’s YOUR opinion.” HAROLD TENWALDE, M.A. . . . Bowling Green Univer- sity, Ohio Wesleyan, and Duquesne University . . . Algebra I and Plane Geometry . . . assistant football coach . . . “If yo' feel like hitting someone, hit me.” Paul Drewes Harold Jenwalde V RUSSELL C. OWEN, M.A.. . . Ohio State University . .. Bookkeeping, Economics, Personal Typing, and Sales . .. head track coach . . . head swimming coach . . . football trainer . . . “All right, son.” DANA SWINEHART, M.A. . . . Capital University and Ohio State University . . . Math I, Algebra I, and Inter- mediate Algebra . . . Freshman Class advisor . . . junior high football and basketball coach . . . “I’ll get it for you tomorrow.” TROLA McCURDY, M.A. . . . Ohio Northern Univer- sity and Ohio State University ... Home Economics ... special events and hospitality . . . “You’ll have to rip it out.” DON GERKE, M.A. . . . Capital University and Bowling Green University . . . Algebra I, Algebra II, and Modern Science . . . “I'll cooperate with you, if you'll cooperate with me.” Dana Swinehart Don Gerke ter. In- ID •lullOrS «lint Russell Owen jner- febra If yo ■ Carlton Smith William Hughes Russell Boring CARLTON SMITH, M.S. ... Ohio Wesleyan and University of Minnesota ... Chemistry ... golf coach ... athletic coordina- tor ... “It’s too much for your diminutive comprehension.” RUSSELL BORING, M.S. ... Ohio State University, Indiana University, and Capital University ... Biology and Modern Science .. . visual aids ... textbook coordinator ... “Assume battle stations.” WILLIAM HUGHES, M.A. . .. Ohio University, Ohio State University, and Miami University ... Algebra I, Introductory Physical Science, and Physics ... “Let’s digress.” JERRY RICE, B.A.... Asbury College and Ohio State Univer- sity . . . Biology and Modified Science ... Co-advisor of Science Club . .. freshman basketball coach ... “Be still.” Staff Behind the Scenes Above: Mrs. Betty Mitchell, secretary Left: Mrs. Eileen Manly, nurse Forrest Davis, head custodian Mrs. Betty Allison and Mrs. Jane Smith, cooks Teachers Enjoy L_j3 Mr. Ferns cues up a decisive shot. Mr. Ridenour enjoys leisure time with his family. ’Twas the night before Christmas at the Paul Drewes pad Would you like to go to Europe?” Lighter Moments Dr. Gregg expresses interest in the driver’s education program After a perilous ride, Mrs. Blakie steps out of the driver's educa- tion car. Mr. Click gives his “captain” some pointers Mrs. Coach looks on as Coach experiments in cooking. is A S A SCHOLARSHIP MARY LOU AHRENS Big Sis Linda . . . Mary Anne who? . . . Sandy . . . Where’s Gahanna, Kris? . . . Tandem Rides . . . March 5, 1966 . . . Summers, two kinds . . . What are your intentions? .. . Stairway to the Stars . . . August, ’65 . . . The Big Switch . .. passing in the rain . . . Gahanna Guys . . . Always first . . . Cedar Point-25. GAC 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Sportshead 3, Treas. 4; Spanish 1,2; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4, Cabinet 4; FTA 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Top Ten, Homecom- ing Queen. SUSAN LYNN ANDERSON Little Brother Bill . . . We Four . . . Indigestion, Carol? . . . March 15, 1967 Sue Too ... ’68 or Bust . . . Countdown . . . Summer Vacation . . . Ft. Lauderdale . . . Woopydo . . . Feb. 18, 1967 . . . Beach Boys . . . Tweeds and Toads . . . Broken Toes . . . Summer Home ... Big Sis Di . . . Second Mama Tony. GAC 1,2,3,4; Spanish 3,4; Cabinet 3,4; Art 1; Pep 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4. DONALD DOUGLAS ANTHONY Junior Rifle and Pistol Club ’65,’66,’67,’68? . . . Central High School ’68 . . . gray ghost ’55 ... “Little black egg with white spots” ’67. Art 1; George Washington Slept Here; Sound of Music; Oklahoma! CAROL LYNN BARTHOLOMEW Pearl ... Big Sis Barb . . . Duke 1,2,3,4 . . . Our Gang . . . Slumber Parties. . . Soul Sister, Mia . . . Bay View . . . Ranger and his LeMans . . . Apt. 3, Fla. . . . Humperdink . . . What’s up dock, mearl? . . . Menoniqua Beach. GAC 1,2,3,4; French 1; Top Ten. DEBORAH EILEEN BAUER June 23, 1965 .. . Sisters Jackie and Carole .. . Well, what are we doing this weekend, Kris? ... Mufflers off Barrel’s Falcon ... Bob—'65,’66,’67, Forever ... ’64 summer . . . Maybe NEXT year I’ll get to Carlisle ... Boys week—I’m Prez, Judy. GAC 1,2,4; Y-Teens 1,2. MIKE WILLIAM BAUMANN Grapes are mellowest ... I’m leaving . . . Buzzard is head ... Yea Whetstone! - Pam. Football 1; Track 1,2; Science 1; Hi-Y 1,2. BEVERLY LYNN BEALL Mike 1,2,3,4 . . . What a Day! . . . Pass in the Rain 4a . . . Movies Wendy? . .. South Bass Island ... Slumber Parties .. . Vanilla B Bars .. . State Fair . . . Cam ... Neighbor .. . Band Parents 3. GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Top Ten, Homecoming Court. KENNETH MARTIN BECKER Former nice guy . .. The Harold Company .. . Ado A . . . SCATA! ... 167-1 ... Heavy water Jack? ... ahoy ... Estes Park ... Fuzzy picking ’67. Student Council 4; NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; BEXLEO 3,4; Tennis 1; Latin 1,2; Hi-Y 4; Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3; Oklahoma! 24 NANCY CAROL BEIM Big sister Judy and Brother Gary ... Oh please . . . trips up north . . . Ricki bug eyes . . . tuck-a-duck . . . completely! . . . What . . . Foos Ball . .. pizza parlor gang? . .. year of “67-68” .. . Barbera. GAC 1,2,3,4; Art 3; Pep 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. STEVEN DAVID BERLIN BRUTE” . . . Ranch . . . Troubles. . . Len-ride? . . . Ida Auctions. .. Brothers Larry, Jeff, Sister Sandy . . . No, Len . . . Fla. Steve, Rick, Len . . . History 3-1 2 .. . Soul.. . Good Times . . . Camp Minne .. . Craig 1,2,3,4 . . . O for 4 . . . Latex. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 3; Spanish 3; Varsity B 3. CRAIG NORMAN BIRHANZL Columbus Canadians . . . Sister Chris . . . FISH . . . Ranch . . . Little Clete .. . Summer travelers, Eh Mort? . . . Memories! Janie Bird . . . Navy 5? . . . Fisherman Supreme . . . Gees-Ma-Nees . . . National Electric Football League . . . Driving Range 4 . . . Just call me Eddie . . . Good Times 4 Ever . . . Camp Minne . . . Dog Rascals . . . Steve 1,2,3,4-Homeroom. Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Baseball 2,3; Varsity B 3. RICHARD ALAN BOHN Hang 10 ... In the curl, up tight, OUTASIGHT!!! NHS 1,2; Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Choir 1,2. JOSEPH RANDALL BORENSTEIN Joe-y . . . West Side . . . Abbe 4- ... is that true David? . . . Confused . . . be what thou art . . . cold pizza for breakfast? . . . Prom '67 . . . Who has a CAMARO? . . . Top of the Center . . . Aren't you cold? . . . Him” . . . Band Props '67 .. . is it true blondes . . . wishing well. Spanish 1,2; Art 1,4, Pres. 4. GARY LEE BORN Suzi: 2,3,4ever . . . June 3, 1966 ... All night parties .. . Rambler’s a Bomb . .. Wayne . .. Brass Tax ... Yea, Hartley! Art 1,4; Band 2,3; Choir 2,4; Sound of Music; Oklahoma! MARTHA LEE BRAMLAGE Hey Janet (Jenny?) ... Don't Chicken Out ... I think I'll have a peppermint patty!!! ... Betty WHO?? ... 2nd and 3rd floor cafete- rias!! .. . Double beam—shake much?? . . . Lets—!! ... Tennis, any- one?? .. . Squeako!!! ... A. Peele ... Oct. 27 ... C.Y.F. forever. Latin 2; Pep 1; Y-Teens 2. JANET BRECKNER The Harold Company. NHS 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Sound of Music. JUDITH IRENE BRIGHTWELL Ears versus nose . . . Been fuzzy picking lately? . . . Girl’s Week—I’m pres. Deb . . . Rickie’s watermelon . . . Motown soul. . . Now who, Debbie—Apples forever . . . Crack—crack . . . Tennis, anyone? GAC 2,4;Y-Teens 4;FTA 4. SHARON ELLEN BRODSKY May 31, 1967 . . . then October 17, 1967 . . . Eileen, Ray, Missy—Oc- tober 19, 1966 . . . Trix, Tam, Sug. GAC 1,2;Y-Teens 1,2. WILSON LESTER BROWNING I pass . . . Chevy . . . VW . . . Ford uses gas... Mr. Drewes is? . . . Big sis Sheri .. . ’67 Malibu. Art 3,4;Band 1,2,3,4;Rifle VP 3,4;Spanish 1,2,3,4. ELLEN BRYANT Ed . . . May 5, ’67 . . . Exit 65 . .. Oct. and June . . . Yes Sir!. . . Cape Cod . . . Moon and Ocean . . . gas oven . . . I’ve got it . . . Lauren . . . Arfie ... all nighters . . . Our gang. GAC l,2,3;French 1 ;Choir 2,} A Sound of Music;Oklahoma! DAVID MARK CALLIF Smilin’ Dave . . . Soul Brother Steve and sister Janet .. . California! . .. I’m a hippie, man ... Gee whiz, Bob! ... Won’t do it until I’m in college, Len. Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4;Class Cabinet 2,3;Boy’s State 3;NHS 3,4;Swimming l,2,3;Track 1,2,3. MICHAEL LEWIS CALLIF Promise ... Ulysses . . . Almighty ... Con, Jan. 5 ... I love you . . . God ... Spring ’67 .. . THE LIAR . . . Hello, Hoffman . . . Hello, Theib . . . Dave and Len, I can get you . . . Hernia .. . Pizza . . . Mr. Jones, joke time. Basketball l,2;Baseball l,2,3;Latin 2;BAA Sport head 1. ELIZABETH ANN CAMPBELL HOLLY . . . purple Olds . . . dozo Ann . . . pretzlemen, Diane? . .. o-kay .. . Harvard Patty? ... baby elephants.. . bellow . . . water-ski! . . . Lazarus—work? . . . brothers John and Colin . . . sisses Barb and beebee Courtney ... bertible. GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4;FTA 3,4;Lamplight 3,4;Band l,2,3,4;TORCH 4;French 2,3,4, Sec. 3. DANIEL ARCHIBALD CARMICHAEL Debbie—3, 4ever ... Sunbeam racing team, 73FP ... Lurch—what happened to Hiroshima .. . Party at the races . . . Band parents show ’67 . .. Trefry—how about a party at the camp? .. . Neuman, did I tell you that you’re not going out with Boesil this weekend? .. . Formula I . .. “Do you know what would happen if I got caught?” . . . Shutup, Colby . . . That Felgar has the loudest voice I have ever heard . . . Daytona “67.” 26 WENDY ELLEN CLOWSON Wa . . . NEWTON . .. “our gang” .. . does Jes have it? . . . Top o’ Center . . . Prom '67 . .. all nighters . . . Steve, my guy next door . . . Kath forever . . . HOME . . . Musky Tech ... Time is on my side . . . Fuzzy Picking. Student Council 1;LAMPLIGHT 4;GAC l,2,3,4;Basketball 1; French l,2;Music l,2;Pep l,2;Dramatics 2,3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4;Reserve Cheerleader ,Oklahoma. COLBY MICHAEL CRALL Boyd . . . Carmichael, Where is it this weekend? . . . 73FP . . . world’s greatest pit crew ... Cedesville ... Ft. Lauderdale (1,2,4). . . Ducati 250cc . . . Hillclimbing . . . Joe’s exclusive . . . over the cliffs . . . Uncle Edwards .. . Daytona “67” Shoulderpad 4;Football l,2,3,4;Swimming 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4;Track 1,3,4. THOMAS WILLIAM CARR Fish . . . Mr. E. Ill . . . 3.3. .20—3 years. . . Boondocker . . . Brothers Andy and Larry . . . Sisters Margie and Joanne . . . “Crip” . . . Track . . . 5th period Chemistry . . . Hartley vs. Bexley 1967. Student Council 4;Football l,2,3,4;Basketball 2;Track 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4;Latin l,2;Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. JEFFREY ALLEN CARROLL Cousin Billy and the Fifth Order . . . Little Sol Brothers Spike and Tag . . . Just 2 miles to go .. . Kentucky reeks . . . GeeManeee!!!Susie B . . . CSG turtles . . . Bibbity Bobbity in ’68,. . . HALLucinations Forever!! . . . The Harold Company. Student Council 4;Class Cabinet 4;National Quill and Scroll 3,4;TORCH 3,4;Latin 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 4;Track 3,4;Science l;Band 1,2. two beauties = top twelve Top ten THOMAS KLEIN CRIST Brass Tax . . . Montana ... All night practices . . . Canal Winchester is no. 1 .. . Gloria on the P.A. ... I look like the Marlboro man? . . . 1927 Chev. 1 ton stake . . . Arabs forever ... All night at O.S. Fair . . . You're a slick. Thespians 3,4;Wrestling l,2,3;Latin l,2,;Dramatics 3,4;Band 1,2,3,4, VP 4 George Washington Slept Here;Sound of Music. DENNIS CRAIG DANIELS IV Denny ... alias demon ... Cathy ... clear blue skies .. . don’t con- tradict yourself, Bob . . . Ohio U . . . Cat, where’s my ring? . . . Darryl and Kim . . . Changes .. . bouts w Buster ... a hundred, and still going, Bob! . . . future dinger daniels . . . VW’s forever, Cat Clark Kent ... the demon lover . . . peanuts and apple beer . . . cracker jacks . . . Show us Eddie. Football 4;Latin 4;Baseball 2. MARCIA DOWNING DEATON Flowered car? . . . Gus, Fred, and Miles . . . Belmont Caskets, Ajax Brake Shoes . . . Sister Mimi, brother Tommy ... Is la Floca . . . Whiffenpoof and Wentworth ... Yea Robert P. and Larry B! Girl’s State 3;NHS 3,4;Quill and Scroll 3,4;TORCH 2,3,4, Editor 4;GAC l;French l,2,3;Science 2;Dramatics 1,2,3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 2,3,4;FTA 1,2. ANN ELIZABETH DEINHARDT Barbie, Lisa, Johann—Tokyo 4 . . . organization and coordination . . . Tom and Max, I hate you (?)... 7-up talks . . . Japan with AFS . . . lightening bugs? . . . blind school . . . Waring’s and Arlington . . . Band Parents’ murder. Thespians 3,4;GAC l,2,3,4;French 3,4;Latin 2,3;Dramatics 2,3,4, Sec. 4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 4;Choir 2,3,4■,Sound of Music;Ok- lahoma! MARK DOUGLAS DAUER Stoics 3,4 . . . Burr Oak . . . Cherry juice . . . Leslie ... Rt. 13 . . . Blinking Yellow Lights . . . What is it Sam? . . . Brother Paul. Band 1,2,3,4. JESSIE VAUGHAN DAVIDSON Bean . . . Our gang . . . Does Karen have it? ... The Fashion . .. all-nighters . . . Mike’s horses? . . . Jem Beach . . . Cre . . . Muskie Tech.—Glenn . . . VW’s . . . Kineo-Kath .. . Life is full of soul! Student Council 1,2,3,4;SHC l,2,3,4;Class VP 1, Pres. 2, Sec.-Treas. 3;GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2,3;Hockey 2,3;Art 1,2, VP 2;Y-Teens 1,2,3, Cabinet 2,3;Choir 2,3,4 Sound of Music;Top Ten;Homecoming Court. ALFRED DAVIS Alfie . . . Florida 1,2,3,4 . . . Mom-ma Richy ... ’60 Chevy ... Ft. Lauderdale ’67 . . . Richy Farm . . . Cherie. SUSAN MARIE DAY Jan. 18, 1967 . . . Sue TOO—a day to remember. . . Flowers, bumble bee, car . .. color me roses ... Deat.,yea, Gus. Quill and Scroll 3,4;TORCH 3,4;GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 3,4;Bas- ketball l;Spanish 1,3,4, Cabinet 4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 4. 28 CAROL LEE DEVINE Hang on, Lome . . . Bebbie, Anno . . . Summer 66—Cindy—New Albany Game ... Sal and the Hairy Affair . . . Unmitigated PIT . . . Tears—Dianne—Our Loves . . . Sudie . . . Deception . . . March 10 . . . Tweed? . . . 7-up? GAC 1,2; Spanish 3,4; Dramatics 2; Y-Teens 1,2, 3; FTA 3, 4; Choir 4. STANFORD FREIDLAND EDELSTEIN Brothers Marc and Jeff . . . Harley Sportster ... '55 Chevy . . . Surfin’ Sandy . . . Ramps ... Stein .. . Becky . . . Jaguars. Latin 1, 2; Art 4; Science 1, 3. ILENE GAYE ENGELMAN Ige ... Sis Jane . . . Friends forever Kath and San . . . Denny, we don’t cheat... 2 good for me . . . Trips to N. J.. . . Flowers and Scissors . .. Freeway Fun Beth . . . About Crandall Dr. . . . CRASH. French 1, 2; Spanish 3, 4; Dramatics 1. JOHN ARTHUR ESHENFELDER Fort Pierce and Fort Lauderdale 1967 ... '67 Mustang ... low mileage rates, Eddie . . . Sisters Kay and Karen . . . third floor pool hall . . . wild parties, ruff ... ’64 Olds. Tennis 1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. CORINNE JUNE FENDELL Sophia . . . Brothers Lenny, Jack, Sister Judy . . . His Arms . . . B'ATZA BALLS . . . Adam . . . Where’s Sue . . . Strawberry Friend, Barb . . . Gotta talk to you, Mindy . . . Elizabeth’s driving . . . Deb, its me . . . Simba . . . What’s wrong with curly hair? Quill and Scroll 3, 4; TORCH 3, 4; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4; French 1. JOHN EUGENE FERGUSON Little sis Pat (Boo!). . . Go cousin Jer (Ferg.).. . Go Pontiac 389 . . . Some joke Tobin (Terry) . . . Watch out for the cops next time . . . How’s your guitar, Harrington? . . . Remember 5th period study hall last year, Foxy? . . . What time is it, Eshenfelder? . . . The Harold Company. Swimming 1, 2. JEFFERY BRUCE FINKE Hey Den, that's funny . . . Seriously, now the El Fink O Machine . . . the Central Gang . . . Negative Den . . . Football in the snow . . . Lake Erie, big waves . . . CALIFORNIA BOUND. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Spanish 1, 2. ROBERT WILEY FORMAN Bobby . . . Bob . . . Pinky?? .. . Denny, I could NEVER do that!!. . . well, maybe I could . . . remember New Year's 1967? . . . Friend Debbie . . . Chris . . . Leonard, I want my money back!!. . . Ah! Ah! Bexley Beat .. . This was the year!!.. . Funny time with Bean. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; SHC 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1, 3; Class Cabinet 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; TORCH 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Co-captain 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4. 29 Liz improves the decor of the hallway. A football player is caught off-guard. AVRON BARUCH FOX Twin brother Dan, Sister Sherry ... A brother is made in his brother’s image . . . which one are you?... Drs. June and Marvin . .. hall monitor . . . OSU Scarlet and Gray . .. UJF . . . USY. TORCH 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; Latin 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 4. DANIEL JONATHAN FOX Mr. Fox ... A twin brother Avron, Sister Sherry . . . Good times 7th period . . . Tweed, summer of ’67 .. . Heave it, Dave ... 128 S. Ardmore Rd. gang (John, Randy, Eric, Steve, Dave, Jerry, Jack) . . . Beef... ’60 Peugeot, what a bomb?... University Scarlet and Gray golf courses, summer of ’67. TORCH 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; Latin 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 4. KAREN ANN FRICKE Little brother, Mike ... “Madame Librarian” . . . Does Wendy have it?” .. . Our Gang . .. Slumber Parties ... Twins—Wendy . . . Wal- dorf, New York, “Not Granny’s old linen!” .. . Summer Romances. Student Council 4; Class Cabinet 1, 2; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 1, 2; Pep 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3. DIANE LYNN FROHNAUER Mel. . . Brother Mike ... San Jac .. . Surf’s up Vic . .. Calif. Dream- ing .. . Wild Waves ... March 16, ’67 . . . James I . . . Texas 1 ... South of Main Gang ... Trips to Gahanna .. . Karum! NHS 3, 4, VP 4; TORCH 3; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Int. Mgr. 4, Sportshead 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4. i -. 30 's J 111 i 9 ve 3, u id iti AL SMITH FULFORD NEWMAN . . . Kathy 3,4 .. . ex-Tweed . . . ski-bum . . . Boyne 3,4 . . . Lauderdale 3,4 .. . Joe’s Exclusive . . . Swimming and riding at Nedelman’s Farm . . . Colby, Danny says shut up . . . someone cut Felger’s vocal cords . . . Newman’s Honda Died . . . race party . . . Ruben over the fence . . . party in 405 . . . Chippawa Hotel. Student Council 1 ;Class cabinet l;Football 1;Wrestling 1,3,4. LYNELLA GALL Sis's-Suz Toni . . . Brother Charlie . . . Lyn with one n . . . Band is a riot!. . . Mr. “E” . . . Remember Hockey Nite!. . . Basketball Class Nite Champs 3,4 .. . Cardo’s . . . Homecoming-Fire twirling . . . Hey Jan! . . . Help Julie! . . . Krogers. . . Flute, cornet, baton. Class Cabinet 2;GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 3;Basketball l;Latin 1,2,3;Y-Teens 1;FTA 3,4;Band l,2,3,4;Majorette 3,4, Head 4. ANNE ELIZABETH GARDNER Many siblings. . . !ole espanol!. . . true friends. .. Cyni, 7 year record; team flakes . . . !Nancy, estamos tarde otra vez!... JSenor!. . . Cuban crush ... Beatles . .. cherry cokes .. . meditations. Class Cabinet 2;GAC l;Spanish 3,4, Cabinet 4;Latin l,2;Dramatics 3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 2,3,4;Choir 3,4,Oklahoma! SUSAN DIANNE GARNER Sister Rosalie . . . Brother James . . . History Can Be Fun?? ... Band-Saxaphone clarinet... Chop-chop Club. .. Oh, no—I’ve lost it ... graphite stick? ... Neatness, what’s that? ... Expo ’67 ... Absent slips . . . Viet Nam ... Kent . . . Peace. TORCH 4;GAC l,2,3;Latin 2,3;Y-Teens 1,2;FTA 3;Band l,2,3,4;History 4. CAROL LYNN GLASSMAN CREOL . . . Andy . . . Watching TV-1,2,3,4 . . . Remember When? ... My house, Barbara!. . . Motor Oil.. . Molita, Jes, Wa . . . Moon- baths . .. Connie . . . Nonie . . . Keep An Eye On Summer. GAC l,2,3,4;French l,2,3,4;Pep 1,2,3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4;Choir 2,3,4. JO ANN GLICK Jody ... Walden .. . Three Stooges ... Sejour Suisse . . . Monsier Paul . . . Allez Villars . . . Easy Lob-Maci . . . Ruth Ann, Nancy, Ronnie, Andy . . . Peggy . . Jersey. GAC l,2,3,4;Tennis 3;Spanish l,2,4;Pep 1;Y-Teens 1,2. MAX HOWARD GOLER Crash! You'd better drive, Tom . . . Completely vile and gross.. . how grungified . . . Well, how are you sister Liny? . .. bricks forever ... Bexley Buddies . . . Beeil ... castle ... salt and pepper. . . What, me uncoordinated? . . . Rogie ... Lake Hope ’65. BEXLEO 4;French l,2,3,4;Choir 2,3,4 Sound of Music. CONNIE LEE GOODALL Kahni . . . Mike, Jan 5 . . . Aug. 5 .. . 7-Up talks . .. that's a pun, France .. . Happy hie ... cup Suey .. . Sally 7-1 2 .. . HoJo’s ... “promise” .. . that’s cool! ... faithful 261 ... wataa . .. trips and France . .. nerves . . . Renaissance . .. goodie . . . Sister Bon, brother Ben. GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2;French 4;Pep 4;Dramatics 3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 1,4. 31 JUDITH ANNE GROSS Judi ... The Plague . . . Hey, Cyni, it worked! . . . eyes of bleu . . . sister Bobbi . . . Criss Cross . . . Crusy . . . Washington . . . Uncle Wiggley in N.Y. . . . Hude . . . May 6, 1967 . . . Nancy, how art thou? French 1,2;Y-Teens 3,4;FTA l;Choir 2,3. FRANN ELLEN GROSSMAN Franny . . . “Just Like Me”-Randee . . . eyes of bleu . . . Nothing, Linda . . . Uncle Wiggley in N.Y. . . . square circle pins, el . . . Six rubber bands . . . E.E. . . . California dreamin’ . . . Motor Oil ... Vermont, ’66 . . . Skiba stories, Liny . . . James . . . Whose house this time? . . . Pleasant Valley Day Camp ... the power . . . bros. Mike, Brad, Reggie . . . Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. Student Council 1,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4;Class Sec.-Treas. l;Class Cabinet 2;BEXLEO 3,4;GAC l,2,3,4;Tennis l;French 1,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. 3. BARBARA JEAN GRUNDSTEIN Barbie . . . big sis Lynnie .. . Warriors '65 ... Florida . . . mer- ri-go-'round . . . Ilene and Sand ... My house, Creol! . . . Long talks, Kath . . . Always Mod. Sci . . . DOUBLE TROUBLE. GAC l,2,3,4;Spanish 2,3;Pep l;Dramatics 2. EDWARD DELMO GROVE Grease ... 60 ft. patch . . . Anne '67 Prom . . . Nancy 10 .. . Catch 5 . .. Hansen’s forever . . Cedar Point Beach . . . fairies can't fly. Basketball l;Hi-Y 3,4. LYNN GUNDERSHEIMER Gain the world, lose your soul . . . Little (?) sis Phylis ... B’ at girl . . . Kakle, Kakle, Kakle . . . Hey, it’s shakey up here!.. . “Rupunsil” . . . 2nd school-Eastmoor . . . Siw Bill (?) ... Matchmakers get burned . . . color blind ... I don’t want to get serious . . . Big sister Lynne . . . Winnie the pig . . . Kay, Lee . . . Rah, Rah, Ree . . . Hippies are Hip . . . Motor Oil. GAC l,2,3,4;Dramatics l,2,3,4;Science l,2;Art l,2;Music l;French 3. CANDACE SUE HACKETT Candy . . . Dennis . . . June 2, 1967 . . . Sue Co. vs. et. . . Little Kid .. . Cowboys don’t cry ... untypical ... sisters Deb Nancy ... don’t give in . . . Hey! Ugly. Gymnastics 3,4; Basketball 3,4;Spanish l,2;Dramatics 1,2;Y-Teens l,2,3,4;Choir l,2;Cheerleader 2, Reserve l;Top Ten, Homecoming Court. Big Bad Chevy II . . . . and she said so . . . MARSHA CLAIR HALLET The Group . . . Europe . . . Summer surfing . . . bombing around . . . BBF trail . . . Dob . . . Copper 2nd place . . . quarry swims?-Pippi . . . Roma . . . Civis . . . ciao. GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 3;Spanish 2,3,4;Latin l,2;Art 1. LAWRENCE JASON HAMILL Boondocker. . . Bothways 3,4 .. . Igor. . . Shoulderpad Club . . . Bus to Urbana . . . Farm Parties. Football l,2,3,4;Tennis 2,3;Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. 32 WILLIAM ROLLIE HAMRICK Barney . . . The Harold Company . . . The Flaming Wreck . . . SCATA . . . Brother Cal, Sisters Sharon and Deb . . . Kenny, you used to be a nice guy . . . Scotty . . . MeeAx . . . The Clown 2 . . . Ya know what I mean . . . Winding Hollow 2 . . . Franklin Art 3 . . . TICON- DEROGA . . . Too much heavy water, Jack. Football 2;Basketball l;Science 4;Dramatics l,2;Hi-Y 3,4, Pres. 4;Choir 2,Z A,George Washington Slept Here;Sound of Music. RICHARD MARK HANDLER Rick . . . Laura . . . April 22, 1967 . . . Harv, Diane, Joni .. . Lake Hope '65 . . . But Len, all I have is $4 . . . Long New Year’s Parties . . . Oak Wilson . . . Good Times ... ’60 Junkes . .. Florida ’66, ’67. Swimming l,2,3,4;Spanish 1,2. DEBORAH ANN HARBOLD Harry . . . Rees . . . Dec. 23, 1967 . . . Elm Ave . . . O.S.U. right-Lindy? . . . Walkin’ in the rain . . . Goin’ Steady Mark? . . . Our gang . . . Slumber Parties . . . drives ins . . . Steve. Student Council 2,3,4;Pep 1;Y-Teens l,2,3,4;Cheerleader 2,3,4, Cap- tain 4;Reserve 1,2, Captain 2. GEORGE DANA HARRINGTON The Harold Company . . . “Was that me?’’ . . . Zunga . . . WELL!. . . pacifically . . . Ding Dong School ... ’55 Chevy . . . intuitively . . . Chicken-man . . . mental midgets . . . Flicker in ’84 . . . Scata. French 2,3, Treas. 3;Science 4;BEXLEO 4. DEBORAH JO HAWLEY Jim 1,2,3,4 ... “Little?” brother Bred ... Oj ... a new orange Deb Collier S O Paul. . . Sunday scores . . . French corner, Corinne? ... dog baths Dianne . . . tonsils, no pain Cathy? . . . Chica- go-Wis.-Florida. GAC 1,2;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4;FTA 3,4;Choir 2,2 A Oklahoma! DONNA GAIL HAYS Grant Hospital Volunteers '66-61, 4th floor . . . Candi, my cat and Buffer, my rabbit . . . summers in Illinois with Big Red, my favorite horse . . . letter from Kenny, Diana?? ... jap and the blue bug . . . secret code, Diana . . . Dramatics, Marilyn and Renee??? .. . Snoopy . . . Choir, Finally!! ... Track runners and the Tijuana Brass . . . It's Purple Martin time, Mr. Ferns!!! GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2;Latin 2,3;Dramatics 4;Choir 4. TAMMY HEIN Chad forever. . . depressed as usual . . . peas and watermelons, Ricki . . . North-where else . . . Oklahoma City . . . waiting again . . . French l;Art 1;Y-Teens 1,2. DIANA MARIE HELMLY Grant Hospital Volunteers '66-61, 5th floor .. . Princy my dog . . Germany, apt. 44A . . . Summer in Meutinsburg ... Air Force Blue .. . Donna and “friend” ... Secret code, Donna ... Hi, Deb Deb!. . . Blue Beatle Express.. . Track runners and the Tijuana Brass... Yogi and Booboo . . . Phooey Princy! 33 JAMES GREGORY HENLEY “Garth” ... '63 Rambler, 85 . . . Lawnmowing 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . State golf champs? . . . Arnie’s Army . . . South end good time! . . . Saturday night cruising . . . Snow football . . . Hide-a-way hike, Dennis? . . . “Good Lip.” Basketball 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 4. ROBERT HERBST HERBIE . . . Wendy . . . Wigwasati . . . Toronato . . . Arnie’s Army . . . It’s a nice night out tonight. . . Snow football. . . The unbeatables . . . Johnny Carson. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Golf 1, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. FRANCIS ANN HOFFHINE FrOncie . . . 7-up talks . .. Bro. Chuck . . . Con, that’s a pun . . . floats . . . giggles sneezes, Sal Mich . . . The Kid . . . Bonkie . . . jeep . . . vicious dog Brink ... trips Con . . . Mutt Jeff. Student Council 4; Class Sec-Treas. 4; Class Cabinet 3, 4; TORCH 3, 4; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4; Music 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4, Treas. 3, VP 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, cabinet 4; Choir 2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 4; Reserve Cheerleader 2; Oklahoma!; Top Ten; Homecoming Court. CRAIG ALLEN HOFFMAN Sandy 2, 3 . . . you never know . . . watch out for Beany’s fish hooks ... How would you like .to be a member ... It’s fun being up and down . . . Thanks a lot, Froncie . . . Don’t forget brother Bruce, a junior, and Skeeter . . . Meet ya at Barnett Recreation Center . . . Hello, Calif. .. . The Harold Company . . . Roosevelt Gang . . . Hello Igo and Mrs. Tarzan. Student Council 4; Class Cabinet 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. Laurie, Marcy, and Dave represent Bexley at Buckeye Boys State and Girls State. 34 The masterminds of the senior float arbitrate. TIMOTHY LEWIS HOLM The Farm . . . How Much? Buddy. Flang-Bang Nina! See ya LUANNE HOLZWORTH Dec. 4th ’65, ’66, ’67 ... play Cards where, Mary? . . . Florida vaca- tions . . . bugs . . . eek! . . . Airmail! Zipcode! .. . Columbus Public Library . . . Did someone say Gah? ... I just got it cut . . . So, . . . GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 4;Cheerleader 2■,Oklahoma! SARAH BLAIR HUBBARD Sally-Salferd . . . Dianne—Dar . . . Hubba . . . Froncie—Mich . . . Amen . . . C.S.G. . . . the abominable snowgirl . . . loose head . . . Carol and the hairy affair .. . Connie—ll . . . sister Dottie, brother Ted . . . Feb. 18 . . . 7-up—talks. TORCH 3,4;GAC 2,3,4;French 2;Dramatics 2,3,4;Y-Teens 2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4. FREDERICK LOUIS JACKSON Fred . . . sisters Leslee and Betsy . . . Wild Man ’66-'67 . . . Conserva- tive Man (?) ’67-’68 . . . Sandals forever . . . Calif, here I come . . . No end . . . Mr. Poetker knows everything. Football 2;Basketball l;Baseball 1,2. The Flower Movement strikes at Bexley. WILLIAM ANTHONY JACOBS Summer migration to Buckeye Lake . . . Waterskiing 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Model A . . . Cedar Point.. . John J. Gahanna . . . What is going on Friday? Football 3. DAVID STEWART JOSEPH Ohioans . . . Brass Tax . . . Valiant's forever . . . Make sense, Joe! Baseball manager 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY ANN KANE I’m Nancy . . . trefoil pin . . . Morristown, New Jersey . . . Where do you think I bought it? . . . 1 65700 years younger . . . Constant Chat- ter ... YFTL-Vice President . . . The Harold Company . . . O.K. trio—Room 205! GAC 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2, 4; FT A 3, 4; LAMPLIGHT 3, 4; Morris- town school paper 1, 2; Yearbook staff, Morristown Junior High; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 1; Morristown Math team 2. RENEE SUE KANE But I'm not Nancy . . . Yea, New Jersey!!!.. . The Harold Company . . . Got it at the FASHION . .. compulsive letter writer . . . Hey, Marilyn—let’s go to New York City . . . USY . . . Double Trouble. LAMPLIGHT 3,4; GAC 2, 3,4, Basketball 2; FTA 2, 3; Morristown school paper 1, 2; French 3. KAREN JOY KANTER Summer Place . . . Mak’in the ROUNDS . . . We did it!. . . series . . . two long years . . . motoroil. . . Cheaper by the Dozen . . . The Group . . . red camaro . . . series. . . Pippi, Victrola . . . Jersey Polkey Queen. GAC 1, 2, 3, 4; French 1, 2; Spanish 3, 4; Y-Teens 2; FTA 3. DENNIS DANIEL KARN 3 brothers . . . seriously, Jeff . . . football in the snow . . . Saturday night cruising . . . North end . . . benchwarmer . . . boondocker . . . water sports . . . Lake Erie—big waves? . . . Hideway hike, Greg? . . . hunting trips . . . Hot Olds . . . California bound . . . affirmative. Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. BRUCE EDWARD KELLY '57 Chevy . . . Joe’s Exclusive . . . Newport, Cincinnati, Cedar Point . . . Parties make the world go ’round . . . What’s the story . . . Crash Club . . . Herman . . . Kelly ... Flang . . . Kirk. Wrestling manager 1. DIANE JOYCE KESSLER Discus throw 1 . . . 99c ... Hi 1, this is 2 . . . Pretzel men, Holly? . . . Yea, Camaro ... rotunda .. . Kabunga II . .. carrots to you, too, Marceline. LAMPLIGHT 3, 4; GAC 1,2, 3, 4; French 1, 2, 3; Latin 3, 4, cabinet 4; Music 1, 2, 3, 4; V. P. 3, cabinet 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, cabinet 2; FTA 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4;- History 4; Sound of Music, Oklahoma! 36 s .. roup teen. :fday point 'rash loo, Wi[ ROBERT KELLY KIRK Midnight Drives . . . New Years with Debbie . . . The black bomb . . . Sunday BALL GAMES . . . Kelly’s “57” chevy . . . You Don’t No Me . . . Shot Down . . . Hot Heads. . . 17th Avenue Drive In . . . Trips to OSU. Football 1;Baseball l,2,3,4;Hi-Y 3,4,VP 4. ROSE KLESKI “Big Mike, “little” Stan . . . Two in the world, Eilee . . . “old things are beautiful” . . . Dog Joe . . . Lady Jane . . . Luck, Carrolla! . . . problems, Jam? . . . “Art liberates the soul from pain.” GAC 1, Hockey l;French 3;Art 1;Y-Teens 1. KRISTEN PATRICIA KRAMER The Other Kris Kramer . . . Where’s Gahanna, Mary? . . . What are your intentions? . . . The Big Switch . . . See you November 3 ... tandem rides . . . That gleam in the eye . . . Cedar Point-25 . . . Paddy Wagon 105 . . . Hello, Hello. Student Council l;Class Cabinet 3,4;BEXLEO 3,4;GAC 1,2,3,4; Latin l,2;Dramatics 2-,Sound of Music. WILLIAM EDWARD LAMBRECHT Oh Joy! . . . Band Parents Show 1,2. Band 1,2,3,4. PHILIP JOSEPH LANG VW . . . Lesh . . . Texaco 3,4 .. . Pool 1,2,3,4 . . . U.F.O.’S . . . Tim O’Tay . . . the Down's Bookie . . . Jessie, ’68 . . . the Bridge . . . the Bug . . . the trip to Wash . . . Marls . . . Lake Erie-Labor Day . . . Top of the Center. Latin l,2;Art 3. KATHLEEN MARY LEACH Leach! Spagettios . . . Uncle Fred’s, Arlington . . . hey whatta ya say . .. 17 hrs . . . Poison Ivy . . . Fingerprints ... 3 Stooges . . . Our Gang . . . Close the door, Leaf! . . . I'm driving, Brain . . . Slumber parties ... drive-ins . . . Atlantis City .. . Lamby . . . Nancy and Pat ... White bomb. GAC 2,3,4;Y-Teens 3,4;FTA 3;Choir 2,3,4;Ensemble 3,4- Ok- lahoma! BARBARA ANN LEE Barb . . . brother Dick ... sis Marcia, Donna . . . Summer '66 . . . Mooreburger, Kris . . . Worthington problems!? .. . Texas 1 Scioto . . . Mary, he's just like Kim . . . GUNK! GAC l,2,3,4;Pep 4, VP 4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 4;FTA 4. SUSAN MALLERY LEGHORN Suey .. . Shaker ... I am a Rock-Brick? ... July 23 ... girls nite out gross Liny . . . squashed yellow Bug . . . the long short of us . . . Beb's got 2 . . . The A-men . . . Inhibitions, Connie? . . . Sokol’s . . . Friends Forever . .. Dun. GAC 3,4;Basketball 3,4;TORCH 4;Y-Teens 3,4. 37 Roger retails apples. MELINDA DUKE LEMMON Lindy . . . Pearl 1,2,3,4 . . . Our Gang . . . Slumber Parties . . . Hartley Daze . . . Shrimpboat . . . Freedom Fighters . . . right, Kath ... Florida 2,4 .. . Bandparents 3. Student Council 4;GAC l,2,3,4;Gymnastics 3,4;Spanish l;Pep 1,2;Y-Teens l,2,4;Top Ten. ROBERT DALLAS LESHER Herman . . . Newport Beaches. . . Tex ... Gocarts. .. sisters Chris, Sue; brothers Jim, Greg . . . Will it run? .. . Parties Make the World Go Round. Student Council 4;Football l,2;Tennis 2. RICK JOSEPH LEVINE The Saint . . . Miss Nomer . . . O, hail the Flaming Wreck ... A ’62 Nova with a racing stripe? ... Mr. Hartline, can I borrow your whip? US Why? . . . Always in character . . . Falstaff . . . Not bad for an air-lip . . . CARDLAURANNRENNEVICKI. Thespians 3,4;Basketball manager l,2;French l,2;Art l;Dramatics l,2,3,4;Band ,2,3,4,Sound of Music; Oklahoma! KATHRYN SUSAN LIEFELD Leafy ... 3 Stooges . . . Spagettios . . . Driving, Leach? . . . Rolf . . . blue dress . . . Our Gang . . . Uncle Fred’s . . . Arlington . . . Hey, Joe! . . . Hey, whatta ya say: ... 17 hours . . . poison ivy . . . Slumber Parties . . . drive-ins . . . Kineo, Jes! . . . Snoopy . . . little blue V.W. Student Council 3;GAC 1,2,3,4, Hockey 3;French l;Pep 1;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4;FTA 3,4;Choir 2,3,4;Ensemble 3,4,Sound of Music; Okla- homa! 38 KIRSTEN RAE LINDQUIST Jergens . . . Swede . .. sister Jane, brother Dave . . . Big Switch . . . Our Motto . . Hang On?? . . . Mooreburgers, Barb . . . philosophy discussions . . . GLOP . . . Sacchrine .. . Cornfields . . . The PROPHET . . . Incomplete. NHS 3, 4; BEXLEO 3, 4; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4; FT A 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, VP 3, Pres. 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. ELAINE DIANNE LISLE Summer '67 . . . Academy Prom ’66 Dick, ’67 John . . . Soul Sister . . . Heers . . . Big eyes .. . “Psycho” . . . Tweeds '67 . . . Zodiac with Neil. . . Latane . . . Painting the bridge . . . Rube . . . Jo . . . Susan .. . New Year’s ’67 . . . Dianne’s fans . . . best friends ... Sal and the Dar. Red Cross Representative 2; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4; Spanish 1, 2, 3; Music 2, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Sound of Music; Oklahoma! KATHRYN REBEKAH LITTLE What now Di? . . . Ok, Robin, Tabushti it is . . . State . . . Alan . . . Do the Pearl . . . trips to nowhere . . . Marley . . . Anne ... 2 o’clock excursions ... Bo . . . Dave .. . Mirage . . . marriage ’67 . . . they’re here, Di . . . Prom ’66 Jay, ’67 Tom . . . Big Red . . . Blackeyes . . . Squeo . . . Di! The rosebush . . . Charlie Brown’s cemeteries . . . Chil- licothe ’67 . . . Thanksgiving ’66 Robin? . .. Richard . . . The Harold Company. GAC 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2; French 1, 2, 4; FTA 1. DEBORAH LOEHNERT Big Sis Dianne . . . We four . . . Whoopydo . . . Honey babes ... ’68 or bust . . . Fritzie’s Suer ... Ft. Lauderdale ’66, ’67 ... Second Mama Clare . . . Summer home C. J. ’61, ’62, ’63, ’64 . . . Feb. 18, 1967 . . . Guitar teacher. GAC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 4; Music 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 2, 3; Choir 4. LINDA SUZANNE LONG Suzi. . . Friends forever, Jackie . . . I'm in a lousy mood . . . Why does this jell-o bounce? . . . Rusty . . . down home . . . Dallas . . . procrasti- nation! BEXLEO 4; GAC 1; French 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4. LOREN HOAGLAND LOVING Summer '67 . . . Indian River, Mich.. . . Bobby . . . always . . . Word of Life . . . Tom '66 . . . Backdoor bell . . . Painting the bridge . . . Whale thing . . . Jekyll Island, Millers ... Ugly ... Fall off, Carol... Sue—Shaker Heights Letters .. . bow. Student Council 1; Tennis 1, 3; Hockey 4; Basketball 2; French 1. 2, 3; Art 1; Dramatics 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4; FTA 3. CHARLOTTE ANN LOWENTHAL Charlie ... big sis, Carol . .. Spaghettios ... John Shell . Uncle Fred's . . . Arlington . . . hey, whatta ya say . . . 17 hrs.. . . Poison ivy . . . fingerprints . . . nineteen ... our gang . . . Flash ... 6 going on 7 . . . slumber parties . . . decay . . . Kaufher’s. Tennis 3; Spanish 3, 4; Music 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; E TA 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Sound of Music; Oklahoma! DAVID MARTIN LUBIN Ludwig et. al. . . Mrs. E. met a physical man . . . beautiful under- standing, Bill . . . going our .. . lead soldier classic movie man ... 3 beloved berries ... No time . . . thank all . . . Oh well, no matter. Class Cabinet 2, 3; TORCH 3, 4; LAMPLIGHT 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. 39 JOHN THOMAS LUDLUM Jud . . . Brothers Dan James . . . Summer ’67-the great brain drain . . . an old flame ... oh yea!... this is very powerful!. . . Hey, Beaker . . . we three . . . The Harold Company. BEXLEO 4;Dramatics 4;Choir 2,3,4;Ensemble 4;Debate 1,2;VP 2; Oklahoma! ROBERT THOMAS LUTZY Tom . . . Jackie . . . Brick ... Gross . . . Clutsy, Lutzy . . . Bexley Buddies. . . Crash! Say Max, you want me to drive? . . . Hey, Jeff, let’s go to Arlington! . . . Your’re a grunge, Larry .. . Salt and Pepper . . . experiences . . . yea right . . . shack . . . Hoffhine’s Hideaway. Student Council l,2,3;BEXLEO 3,4;Business Manager 4;French 1,- 2,3,4, VP 2;Science 4;Dramatics l,3;Choir 2,4;Ensemble 4. DAVID LYNN You’re going to drive the poor man out of his mind . . . those keys are going to get you in trouble . . . little brother Paul. Football manager 4;Tennis manager 2,4;Latin 2,3,Oklahoma! JOHN CHRISTOPHER McCLAIN Chess Club 2. MELISSA McCOY Mis, Liz, Deb . . . Athens . .. Spade ... Do you know what I mean? . .. Sunbeam Alpine ... Groovin’ . . . Sunshine Games . . . Gold . . . Sight of Out . . . Hullo ... Florida ’67 .. . Who’s walking home? BEXLEO 4;GAC l,2;Latin 2,3,4, Sec. 4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. JANE ELIZABETH McKENNEY Janie M. . . . The Bird . . . Keds . . . Memories, Craig? . . . Our Gang . . . nineteen . . . Slumber Parties . . . Mearl. GAC 1,2,3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4;Reserve Cheerleader l,2;Pep 3,4;Choir 3 A Oklahoma!,Top Ten. JEFFREY RANDALL MACKL1N Jeff . . . Brother Bob . . . IT’S BEEN TIMES . . . Lost Summers . . . The Harold Company . . . Reformed Mohican . . . Fathei Phil . . . Ohms . . . Denis . . . Heavy Water . . . Black Light! Thespians 3,4;French l,2;Dramatics 3,4;Choir 2,3,4; Sound of Music; Oklahoma!; Band Parents Parents 3. JODI ANN MARKS Candi, Liny, and Rob . . . fishin’ at Leukharts . . . Larry 2,3,4? ... March 26, 1966 . . . Miami, AB . . . The Pack . . . Parallelizes .. . Liny? ... Hoover Dam . .. Europe . . . Mutt and Jeff .. . Huh? ... Cincy . .. Fortune Cookies ... Tooth ... Can and Jo . .. Sun Nite Depression . . . Marriage Counselor ... skiing. BEXLEO 4. 40 MARILYN JOYCE MARX George Washington . . . Renee? Nancy? Aw forget it! ... Change those letters, Sue . . . Whoopee . . . Where’d those scratches come from?? ... New York . . . B’at girl . . . Sarah Heartburn. TORCH 4; GAC 3; French 3; Julius Caesar 1. DENNIS CHARLES MAUPIN Horse .. . Candy Sue . . . Flyers . . . June 2, '67 . . . National Electric Football League.....M2100 . . . Woulds . . . V-dub. . . . Nick . . . Little kid ... 19. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET LEE MEDORS Fred . . . 11 10 66 ... A Friend at the Farm . . . Dec. 31, 1966 . . . How’s Henry . . . Derfy Dog . . . Hey Gall Face . . . Mac’s Julie? . . . Kenny’s ... 19. GAC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 1, 2, 3; Y-teens 1; FT A 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN DAVID METZGER Cousy. Basketball Manager 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2; Dramatics 4. STEVEN MICHAELSON Steve Michaelson alias Bullwinkle J. Moose . . . Hey Moose, how's the car??? . . . Malibu SS 396 . . . Remember after the Prom ’67? . .. Moose, tell Bean to cool it!?!. . . Funny time ... all right down on the black line!!! .. . Blue Streak . . . Hey, give my money back, come on, Lenny!!! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, capatin 4; Track 1, 2; Golf 3; French 1, 2. CLYDE KERMIT MILLER Alfa’s forever . . . Eli, Booker T. Leadbelly . . . The Dynamic Duo, If, Boondocker, Shoot Your Shot . .. Go.Go.Go.Go.Go... . Nedel- man’s Farm, the Big Chew . . . Pickerington Raiders. Wrestling 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Latin 1, 2; Hi-Y 2. JANET REGINA MILLER Hi. Martha, (Marty?) . . . Ain’t Chicken Ait . . . Cheaper(?) by the Dozen . . . Tosrv—66-67 . . . Buns anyone .. . Betty who . . . 2nd and 3rd floor cafeterias. . . 237 miles on a what? . . . Double beam—shake much?!. . . Let's-!. . . Hiya Smarts, hi Squeko . . . You didn't tell me. GAC 2, 3, 4, Sportshead 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2; Latin 2; Art 1; Y-teens 1. LINDA JORDAN MILLER Liny . . . Brick . . . July 18 . . . well how are you, brother Max? . . . Sept. 28 . . . Michigan . . . Ninde, ten . . . Kissing cousins . . . the pact ... blueberry pie . . . K-3131, Suey? ... alternator bracket 3, 4? ... Jekyll Island . . . parallelizes fortune cookies . . . Jodi, why? . . . girl's night out . . . never again. GAC 1. 2; Hockey 4; French 3; Dramatics 1; Y-teens 4. 41 “Oh, you mean you’re supposed to put both feet on the ground?” MINDY JO MINDLIN George—it’s a disease ... Snaggleduck and Lucifer. . . Camp crushes fly high on pot luck . . . Haight is Love . . . Toot II Morgan . . . The Scarlet Letter . . . Friar Tuck Mary . . . Pree tell, who art thou? Maintenance . . . Mr. Drewes . . . AJum Creek Gang . . Double Trouble ... The Group ... Barildyfrindinne ... 7th period. Red Cross Rep. 3, 4; GAC 1, 2, 3; French 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3; Art 1, 2. ELIZABETH MORAS RICHARD ALLEN MORDOFF Forest Hills . . . Wild Times .. . New Albany anyone? . . . Mark, Friends forever . . . Get caught? ... Honda Trails ... Um . .. The Harold Company . . . Unfundamentals . . . No. 3rd quarter. Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Latin 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES PATRICK MORIARTY 68er’s . . . Gretch 2, 3, 4 . . . Sidekick Candy . . . National Electrii Football Champs . . . They’re not my Hotdogs! . . . Family of 7, Las boy . . . What are you guys talking about? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Hi-Y 1 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LOUS NOWACKI Pat's House . . . Boondocker . . . Mind if I take a chew ... If to be erected . . . Nedelman's farm . . . Jimmy Reed. Student Council l,2;Spanish 1,2;Art 3. soon JEROME BENJAMIN OFFICE Jerry . . . Little Big Sister Susan . . . '64, Ramblers “Bad Car . . . Pass Man! .. . Northwood's Gang ... BBF Lunch Bunch ... Lake Hope . . . 6 cokes a day . . . Hoover Dam 5 AM . . . Hooks and Slices ... 4 TOPS . . . Greatest. Golf 1,2,3,4;French 2. CYNTHIA ANN MULBARGER The PLAGUE . . . Hey, Judi. it worked!. . . Debbie P FATMAN . . . Freddy . . . TRUE FRIEND . . . PAM TOM . . . Anne, 7 year record;TEAM FLAKES . .. Fla. Sand ... Jr. Crush ... 3rd period. Student Council 2,3,4;Class Sec. 2, VP 3;BEXLEO 4;GAC 1,2. Sportshead 2;Latin 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4;Art 1;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabi- net 1,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3;Choir 2,3,4, Social Chairman 4;Oklahoma! DAVID NASON NICHOLS Gary shows Kathy some fundamentals. JULIE EILEEN PAINE 'ISRAEL” .. . MACS’-Janet? .. . I’m coming Lyn! . . . Sweatshirts are to be kept on, Laurie! . . . Sisters—Sharon Kathie-Jo, Brothers Danny Larry . . . Motor oil . . . Straight hair, Please! . . . Why do you look so sad, Bob? TORCH 4; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4, VP 3, Pres. 4; FT A 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY DAVID PARKINSON (Eastmoor’s got the action) . .. “Bexley’s best” . . . Berwick Beach ... 21 in 4 days . ’67 football team is the . Guz’s Tree Farm. DEBHI LYNN PEELLE Johnny 2, 3, 4 ever . . . Feb. 27, '65 . . . Peter, Paul Mary . . . May 7, '65 . . . Pres 2, 3, 4 (?) . . . Lefty Gertrude . . . M J . . . Simon Garfunkle . . . B-well . . . Bertha, Feebie, Violet . . . Cowboy Pete . . . Roger . . . 7th SH . . . Sing Happy Birthday!!. . . The Squirrels are watching . . . Bengy and Ginger . . . Prom 3, 4. TORCH 2, 3, 4; GAC 1, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Y-Teens 1; French 1, 2; Dramatics 4. LAWRENCE CARL PETERS Ludwig . . . Jan . . . goatfoot: Elysian rooftop blues. . . Es Muss Sein. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK FREDERICK PETERS Mark . . . little sister Mol . . . What’s happenin’ . . . Hang it . . . Hey, Rick! . . . Reynoldsburg is where the action is . . . Kaihy, who’s a “rink?” .. . Wilt . . . BLA-OON! . .. Pass! ... The “389”. Swimming 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Oklahoma! RICHARD HENRY PREE Brother Steve, sis Sharon, mama Ritchie . . . P. Rick . . . scata . . . The Harold Company . . . Ludwig . . . Miller’s .. . crystalized dandruff . . . and the beat goes on. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class VP 2, Pres. 4; BEXLEO 4; Football 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Latin 1, 2; Choir 3, 4; Oklahoma! BARBARA SUE PUTCHAT Little sis (Deb)? and Ciny . . . trips up North . . . Nan, Tam, Sherry, Richard, ?, Merry fivesome . . . East end . . . Ni-ce . . . Life with. TORCH 1, 2, 3, 4; GAC 1; Dramatics 1. GARY MICHAEL QUINN ZUNGA . . . Good morning, baby ... 1-167 ... Hoover Dam—5 AM ... St. Louis all the way ... The Harold Company .. . How about a Twinky, Fred . . . Elephants . . . Northwoods Gang . . . Insti- con ’67 . . . GROUP . . . Fuzzy Picking . . . You know what they said when you bend a nail. Class cabinet 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Oklahoma! DAVID JEFFREY RALPH Old Flame . . . “What else is new?” . . . Arc of Triumph . . . Single-1, 2, 3, 4 ever . . . Horse and Cadence . . . The morning after, huh Horse . . . The Harold Company. Student Council 4, VP 4; SHC 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Golf 1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Choir 2, 4, Pres. 4; Oklahoma! THERESA SUE RALSTON Terri . . . Wilt . . . Summer ’67—John and Bill . . . Virginia Beach . . . Brother Oscar and other greats . . . Water balloons, Con? . . . Little brother Ed, little sisses Carol, Pat, Janet. . . The problems boys cause . . . Smile! NHS 3, 4; GAC Sportshead 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 3; French 1, 2; Top Ten. CLARENCE WALTER REED III Lynella . . . Brown Eyes . . . Cow . . . Little sisters Linda and Lois . . . Buddy and sneakers . . . “Belpre” ... “59” Chevy .. . Bob . . RAB- BIT . . . Charlene. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM McCRAY REYNOLDS Sailing 276 . . . Ski bum, Michigan and Mansfield '67 . . . Holiday Inn—Wow! . . . Buckeye Lake . . . FuBar (II) . . . Mama tarts ... Denison+Sigma Chi=?? . . . Pass the Darvon-Trip out?? . How do you figure Wolfe? .. . girls!! . . . My trusty ole Valiant—Bucket seats—'67 Stang . . . Varsity B 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Swimming 1, 2, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; co-captain 4; French 1, 2. SHARON LOU RHODES NAN and PO . . . Governor's Mansion . . . Sisters Sue and Saundra . . . 2-1-3 . . . Ringo . .. those guys ... trips to High . .. SR10000 Yellowbird . . . Jansid . .. 31 ... helpers . . . Susie-3 .. . “Wonderful World of Ohio” . . . let’s go . . . the group . . . Fla., Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands etc. etc.... Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 2, 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH RITCHEY MAMA . . . Tish . . . Boondockers forever . . . 1-2-3 stretch, spit on it . . . Elm Street ... all parties . . . Carmichael what are you doing? . . . Trail Riding . . . Trip to Dayton Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVEN A. ROBINS Ida . . . Colorado . . . The Beach Boys . . . Ohio State . . . North Side Gang . . . Scioto Downs . . . National Electric Football League . . . Lake Hope . . . Cards. Football 4; Swimming 1, 2. FREDERICK LYNN SAAS Janet . . . 10 11 66 . . . Huh ... A friend at the farm . . . Dec. 31, 1966 . . . Junior Derf . . . Huh? . . . Cedar Point Bus. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 4. CATHY ELLEN SALT with a C . . . Florida summers . . . White rose . . . Smokey the Bear . . . Friends forever, huh, Sue, Tom, Max, Bexley Buddies . . . How about some orange juice? . . . HoJo’s . . . Mustang. Student Council 2;SUC 1,2,3,4, VP 3; NHS 3,4;GAC l;Latin l,2,3,4,Treas. 3, Pres. 4;Dramatics 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Cabinet 4: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 2,3,4; George Washington Slept Here; Oklahoma! LAURIE ANN SAMUELS Sam . . . Four Poos and a dog . . . unique identity . . . philosophy discussions. . . The Harold Company . . . SURPRISE!. . . Big Switch ... Our Motto . .. It’s a Rough Life .. . Black Heart .. . Tomorrow ... Nifty. Girl’s State 3;NHS 3,4;BEXLEO 3,4, editor 4;GAC 1,2,3,4, Sports- head 2, VP 3;French l,2;Latin 2,3,4, Cabinet 4;Choir 2,3,4,Okla- homa! DEBORAH ANN SAPP Hi, Di!. . . Why? . . . Yogi Boo Boo . . . Later . . . the malfunction- ing brain . . . Aye, Aye, Skipper . . . Gross . . . librarian, me? . . . bored-dumb . . . Ya hafta laugh. FT A 2,3;Art 1,2,3. CAROL ANNE SCHIEFER “Shefur” . . . Big brother Fred . . . Gary 1,2,3 and plus . . . “Hey Susan, show me around this place” ... my roots hurt . . . Skiing . . . What a riot. . . panic . . . crashes. . . Prom ’66 . . . Indigestion, Susan? . . . McDonald’s forever.. . We four... “Us weavers” ... ’68 or bust! Spanish 3,4;Y-Teens 1. WK % SUSAN RUTH SCHLEZINGER Siw . . . small sibling Joy, cousin Anne . . . Irvings 2,3,4 . . . Where’s Corinne? .. . gone B’atty . . . C’mon Sam . . . change that letter, Marilyn ... license plate SXQ ... It’s called soul, Lynn . . . My hair is NOT red. BEXLEO 4;GAC 1,2,3,4, Hockey 3,4;Art l,4;Science l,3,4;Pep 1. RAN DEE ELLEN SCHOTTENSTEIN Brothers Chuck, Bobby, Gary . .. Criss-cross .. . Mustang . . . it’s legalized! ... Whose house this time? ... “Just Like Me,” Fran . .. day dreaming . . . nat. ’67 . . . Motor Oil. . . 2—1—3 . . . trips to High. GAC 1,2,3,4;Y-Teens l,2,3;French 1,2,3. THOMAS HOWARD SCHOTTENSTEIN California dreaming come true . .. Brother Billy, sister Ilene .. . “Slim, one quick set” ... Scioto Downs. .. Trip to Boyne ... ski bum . .. Center Paddleball. Wrestling 2,4;French l,2;Science 3,4. FRANK LANCE SEESOCK III Coni Sue 4ever . . . 1930 Model A Fix Or Fepair Daily . . . WKYC . . . Little sis Liz . . . Joel’s Angels . . . Yea Coach’s Mental Midget . . . Walnut Ridge . . . Spoon Nose . . . Goodby, Mr. Jones. Latin l,2;Science 3,4;Sec. 4Sound of Music. 46 DEBORAH JANE SELLS Mearl . . . Dave and Wimmie . . . Bay View . . . Krinkel and his scout . . . Slumber parties . . . Our gang . . . Apt. 3, Fla. . . . Humperdink . . . Bird . . . friend Bobby . . . What’s updock, Pearl? .. . Menoniqua Beach. GAC 1,2,3,4; Latin 2,3; Pep 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Top Ten. MARY CATHERINE SHERMAN Sis Donna . . . Sept. 10, 1966 . . . Lizzie, Kim who? ... Cincy Airport . . . Lu, let’s play CARDS at the Americana . . . Barb, he’s just like Bill . . . Street roaming. Spanish 1,2,3; Pep 1,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3, Treas. 4; FTA 4; GAC 1,2,3,4. ALICE JEAN SHUSTICK Pippi . . . Teddy . . . Hiawatha . . . Bill . . . “E-Z LOB —La Mas . . . Canada '65, '67 . . . Quarry Swims?—Marsha . . . The Maine Way- The Best . . . Jersey. GAC 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3; Pep 1; Y-Teens 1. MARY RUTH SIMPSON Mia ... 3 stooges . . . Our Gang . . . slumber parties . . . friend and buddy, Tommy ... 1814 ... spagettio’s ... soul sister Carol . . . driving, Leach? . . . close the door, Leaf . . . SURE! . . . Who? . . . Atlantic City . . . brothers Johnny and Spike . . . Band Parent's Show. GAC 1,2,3; Spanish 3; Pep 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; FTA 3. Class Cabinet Back row: Rick Pr6e, Jeff Carroll, Fred Spohn, Gary Quinn, Larry Williams. Front row. Froncie Hoffhine, Kris Kramer, Liz Smith. 47 ELIZABETH MACDONALD SMITH Caroline, Ann, Rocky, Raub, Lyman—the group minus one . . . Greece '67 . . . Brown Ledge Summers . . . How’s Kim, Mary? ... My car’s great! . . . AFS . .. Street “roaming” ... farmer. Class Cabinet 1,2,3,4; GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2; Tennis 2,3; AFS chairman 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 2, Pres. 4. ROGER LLOYD SMITH Doug, Barb, and “Linus” . . . the Smith Line . . . 597 . . . 57-327 Rebel go power ... ’30 Ford needs ... An apple a day ... Two whole miles . . . Nitro-cellulose that won’t burn . . . “King Apple” ... the End. French 1,2,3,4; Science 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, VP 3, Pres. 4; Track 1,2,3; NHS 3,4. FRANZ FREDERICK SPOHN Fred . . . The Harold Company ... 167 to 1 .. . Want a twinky, Gary? . . . Ken, you used to be such a nice boy . . . Bell jars and Amy Lowell . . . Phil and Pat ... pet chicken for lunch . . . Dial-a-date covers? Class Cabinet 4; TORCH 3,4; Football 1; Latin 3,4, VP 4; Science 1. SHARON MARIE SQUEO Sheri. . . Waiting again . . . How’d you get all wet, Tammy? . . . Lynn; Stewart Little . . . trips up North . . . hey, Kathie, do you want to go to California? Spanish 1; Y-Teens 1,2; GAC 1,2. SUSAN DIANE STEGMILLER Tuttie . . . Ace . . . Friends forever, huh, Cathy . . . Florida 67 . . . Big Sis Carol, cus. Barb . . . Jobs . . . How about some Orange Juice? ... Ho-Jo's . . . Route 66 . . . Saturday Night at the Movies. GAC 1,2,3,4; Spanish 1,2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 3; Sec. 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3. NANCY ANN STERN Cheaper by the dozen . . . Runs in the family . . . June 24 . . . motor oil . . . We did it!. . . Judith, how art thou? .. . King’s . . . Dayton ’67 . . . Chicago ’65 . . . L.W.C. ’64, ’65. GAC 1,2,4, Sportshead 2; French 1,2,3. CHERYL ANN STEWART Sherry, Go-Go ... Sis Carol . . . Ernie . . . Mr. Millard’s history class of ’67 . . . Ignatious? Matthew? Oscar? Squelco? . . . Port Clinton . .. Enchanted Forest . . . X-mas heart . . . summer picnics .. . Winkie, chan, Auggie . . . Melinda who? GAC 1,2,3,4; French 1,2,3; Art 3; Y-Teens 1,2,4, Cabinet 4; FTA 1,4. ANNE MARIE STOLARSKI Krikette and Ray . . . yea, Linden! . . . the rebellion group . . . Barb vs. Gahanna . . . not another temporary! ... my guitar ... 16 yards of shroud . .. bicycles and lady bus drivers. TORCH 4; Spanish 2,3,4, Cabinet 2; Dramatics 1,2; FTA 3. 48 CAROL LYNN STONE Sisters Nancy, Mickey, Judy, Debbie . . . Mommy’s lambs . . . Chil- dren’s ’66-’67 . . . Wach’s Inst. . . . long eyelashes . . . Motor Oil. Student Council 3;GAC 1,2,3,4;French l,2;Spanish 4;Dramatics 1, 2,3,4. KATHRYN JOY STONE Molita . . . Brother, Kenny . . . “Softly” . . . Friends Forever, Wendy . . . I’ve been CRUSHed . . . Vets . . . Dreams come true . . . Baddies with Barb . . . Wheat and Tars . . . Final Edition “Kiki Graduates”. Thespians 3,4;GAC l,2,3,4;Spanish 3;Pep l;Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4;Choir 2,3,4;Ensemble 3A',Sound of Music;Oklahoma! NANCY SUMMERS How shrewd . . . August, 1965 . . . where’s Gahanna? . . . Mary Ann who? . . . little brother Tim . . . gross . . . Diddy . . . Zelzie . . . Annie, estamos tarde otra vez! . . . gad . . . experiences. GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2;Spanish 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4;Pep 4;Y-Teens l,2,3,4;Choir 3,4;Reserve Cheerleader 2 Oklahoma! SANDRA BETH TENNEBAUM Sandy . . . scissors flowers .. . friends 4ever; Lene Snook ... star-boinggg . . . trips: Lex, Mich, etc . .. 1 16 48 . . . late calls . . . bears . . . Florida, Cyn. ... Crash . . . Motor Oil . . . merri-go-round Barb?-never! French 1,2;Y-Teens 2,3;GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 3; Art 4;BEXLEO. RUSSEL MELINDA THACKERY Oscar, Rus. . . Brothers Doc, Pat Joe, Clint. . . Little sis Zoe . . . Wilt, Baby!. . . Go-Go Ignatious? . . . Mr. Millard's History Class of '67 ... Class night Champs . . . Sherry Who? GAC l,2,3,4;Hockey 4, Basketball l,2,3,4;Art 1,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 3;Y-Teens 1,2. ANDREW STEVEN THALL Chess, anyone? . . . Que Hubole? . . . Sister Marcie .. . Quasars . .. Winged Horse . . . Goya ... U.S.Y. . . . Briefcase. Spanish 2,3,4;Music l,2,3,4;Science l,2,3,4;Choir 2. THOMAS LOUIS THEIBERT Rhonda .. . Howard Johnson’s . . . July 5, 1965 ... North End . . . Friend and Buddy, Mia . . . God's Country . . . Bexley, you’re lacking something . . . Cheaper by the Dozen ... Yes, Joe’s my brother, Why? . . . 4th period Boy’s Ed. class, 3rd. Student Council 4;Track 3;Baseball l,2;Spanish 2,3,4;Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. LEONARD CHARLES TIEMAN II Sister Ilene ... El Tea . .. Can anyone loan me ten bucks? .. . Wilson and Oak . . . The Ranch, Soul ’68. Basketball l,2,3,4;Baseball 1,2,3;Varsity B 3. 49 Kris takes a refresher course. Candy keeps dry at the Urbana game. TERRY PHILIP TOBIN Terence . . . Would you believe Terry? . . . Big brothers . . . One Federal Agent. . . Chelsea Gang . . . Numismatist... 4 years too long . . . The Great Lover . . . No Contest . . . Your Honor . . . Next trip Haight-Ashbury . . . later. Spanish 1,2;Art 2,3,4;Science 1. MATTHEW GILLARY UNGAR Little bro. Jeff, Who? . . . Little girl, Sue . . . Little dog Penny . . . Pass . . . Hey, Dad, How ’bout a new vette? . . . Sue Little-lick-a-lick . . . SOUL, Matthew . . . Second family Eastofff ... (B. Dylan, Beatles, Beethoven?) . . . THAT’S CLOSE . . . Skirts . . . Can you do the jive! Wrestling 3,4, Captain 4;Track 2,3,4;French 2;Band 1. JACOLYN ANN WAGNER Tom . .. Europe in the summer, ’66 . .. The Pedestal, Max . . . Nose . . . Big Leprechauns in Limerick . . . Friends Forever, Suzi . . . En- gaged! . .. Cherish is my word. French l,2;Latin 4;Dramatics 1,2;FTA 3,4, Cabinet 4. VICKI LYNN WALTERS Sises Sharon and Shirley ... Surf’s up, Di. . . San Jac . . . Wild Waves . . . James II . . . Heyhead! ... Sept. 9 ... U. of Texas . . . We 6 . . . Kim who? . . . New Year’s Eve ... Six Flags . . . The Point. . . Wahini . . . Catch a wave .. . The Note. GAC 1,2,3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4,5. WILLIAM STEVEN WHITE Mr. Millard's History Class '68-'67 . . . Saturday nights . . . Kelly . . . 60 foot patch . . . Scata . . . Flaming Wreck . . . Yellow Submarine . . . Poison Dart . . . The Clown-2 . . . Really? . . Busboy-3 . . . Ticon- deroga . . . Super Skier. Swimming 2;Track l;French 1;Dramatics l;Hi-Y 3A;George Wash- ington Slept Here. LAURENCE EDWARD WILLIAMS You got no mind .. . love baby . . . Keep your cool, baby, keep your cool . . . weekends in Cleveland, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Youngstown . . . Hey, Max California after Graduation . . . You scuz head ... My mind was blown .. . Salt over your shoulder, Terry. Student Council l,4;Class Pres. 1,VP 4, Class Cabinet 4;Basketball l,2;Baseball 2;Spanish l;Hi-Y 1. Liz and Sherri laugh it up before the safari. RICKI SUE WASSERSTROM Lee Roy 4ever . . . You know, Wendy? . . . Mo and friends . . . Beem- bop . . . Mike's card parties. .. peas and watermelons. . . Cedar Point . . . trips up north. GAC l,2,4;French l,2;Art 3. DAVID ALAN WESTON Me and Len can get you, Cedo . . . Green bomb replaced by '63 MGB . . . Ida . . . East Harbor. . . night football . . . Snow and water ski . . . Ed, Sue, Peg, sometimes Tracy. Class Officers: Richard Pree, President: Froncie Hoffhine, Secretary-Treasurer; Larry Williams, Vice-President. BARBARA FRANCIS WOODS Barbe . . . Destry . . . Krikette vs. Mckinley ... Yea J.A.! . . . Tony and me . . . “Lawless Raiders” .. . Rifle Club. TORCH 4; GAC 1; Art 1; Y-Teens 3,4; FT A 3. DAVID WEDDINGTON WOODYARD Bexley 1,2,3,4 . . . Hartley 1,2,3,4 . . . Central 4 . . . Navy 5,6,7,8 . . . Summer School Eastmoor 1,3,(4?). . . Honda 50 Sport. . . Honda 90 Scrambler . . . Mary 3,4 ... Di 1,2,3,4 . . . Terry and Sue 4 . . . Homecoming . . . Valley Dale 3 . . . Ostreicher? STEVE WYMAN Hub cap ... Bo Diddley . . . Hey. Renaldo, how’s your team? ... $2.50 Len . . . East Harbor . . . The Ranch ... A little night football Rodolfo? . . . National Electric Football League . . . 4th period phys. ed. Ill ... Records in the library . . . IDA. Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Spanish 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treas. 3. CAROL ANITA ZELIZER ZELZIE . . . Sisters Sandy and Fahn . . . Brothers Gary and Denny . . . The Harold Company . . . Camp Muskingum . . . Motor Oil . . . deep thoughts on . . . HER . . . philosophy discussions with Sam and Kris . . . “Summers” .. . Tee . . . Washington, D C. . . . Yeah girl athletes. Student Council 1; NHS 3,4; GAC 1,2,3,4, Sportshead 2,3, Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Latin 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4; Y-Teens 4; FT A 3,4. Kathy and Diane revert to childhood days. WILLIAM GEORGE ZINN “Brass Tax” . . . Labor Day '67 . . . ice-cream forever . . . Corvair . . . Power Press . . . Party at Mr. H.’s ... So What’s New, T.C.? . . . The Harold Company. Student Council 2; Hi-Y 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. LINDA SUE ZUCKERMAN Zuckie ... The Group Motor Oil ... U fool .. . No, you’re cool .. . Watsa matter with U, Franny? .. . Hey, man . . . gay guardin' . . . it’s a disease . . . static . . . Pedidle . . . bombing around . . . feh. GAC 1,2,3,4; French 1; Spanish 3,4; FTA 4. 52 Bexley Meets Guatemala This year a girl from the “Land of Eternal Spring” brought to Bexley an eternal smile. Maria Eugenia Ponce, an exchange student from Guatemala through the AFS program, captivated Bexley with her warm smile and accent. Coming from an all girls’ school in Guatemala City, Maria quickly adapted herself to Bexley’s coed system and responded with a convincing “I like it!” She also took part in school activities and cheered the Varsity Lions on to many victories. During her year at Bexley, Maria lived with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lowen- thal. Their daughters, Charlie and Carol, adopted Maria as a sister and helped her to adapt to such strange American customs as dating. On June 6, Maria will take part in the graduation exercises of her adopted class and then leave Bexley to join other exchange students in a two-week nation-wide tour. But just as Bexley students will not forget her smile, Maria will always remember her year in the United States. Miss McCurdy teaches Maria to cook “American-Style! Charlie and Maria communicate with the help of a Spanish-English diction- ary. Maria concentrates on her typing. %111 ■ Bexley Hears the Curses, foiled again!” As seniors reviewed their years at Bexley, the sounds that echoed loudest were those of study- ing. Although club activities, dances, and sports made school bearable, the greatest amount of time was spent by students either in classes or studying. The seemingly endless hours of lectures, the agonizing research for term papers, and the last- minute cramming for exams were constant re- minders of the educational purpose of school. And whenever a student became too involved in out- side activities, his report card had very sobering effects. rii It 1 The English Honors IV class tries studying, for a change. Sounds of Study ' x 1 v' i Students take advantage of language lab facilities. Diane Frohnauer,. Cathy Salt. Laurie Samuels, Carol Zelizer, and Missy McCoy, authors of the prize-winning Latin skit, present a copy to Miss Wylie. It can’t be true!' Term papers strike at Bexley. Back row: John Bierstaker, Bill Arnold, Jeff Christie, Larry Carr, Steve Callif, Mike Baumgardner, Dave Byrnes. Third row: Dave Bar- rett, Richard Bagley, Ed Bell, Ed Cannon, Scott Bran- don, John Campbell. Second row: Kathy Baumann, Bill Albershardt, Barb Belt- zhoover, Mike Barr, Chris Adrian, Jane Antle. Front row: Vicky Colmery, Sally Brock, Sandy Barnett, Angie Barrett, Rhonda Cheses, Kathy Boesel. Juniors Confront Prom and College Boards As a result of excellent planning, cooperation, and organ- ization, the junior class completed a very successful year. From the Prom to the bake sales, the assiduous juniors were left with many exciting memories of their last year as under- classmen. Because the juniors were wise with their planning, they had raised enough money by January to present the Junior-Senior Prom. Like every preceding class, the juniors did not put the final touches of success on the Prom until minutes before the big event started. Despite chaos and ag- gravation the Prom was a complete success. The college boards were another first which the juniors encountered. Filled with anxiety and fear, the juniors wearily walked into school one October Saturday. The results of this initial board arrived early in December. In addition to the Prom and college boards, the juniors were kept busy with many other activities. Some of the more interesting events were a movie party, the winning of Hockey Night, and participation in athletic cheering sections. All these events and many more helped to round out a very fine year for the junior class. Back row: Bob Frampton, Biff Farley, Tom Fernald, Bruce Legg, John Gerhold, Ron Gates, Mike Cleary Carl Friedland. Second row: Steve Derfler, Mike Gallen, Alan Feldman, Bob Ger- main, Roger dayman, Mar- tin Flicker, Don Freiden- berg. Front row: Carol Fried- man, Karen Fell, Jennie Daniels, Julie DeVennish, Rhonda Freedman, Debbie Frank. 58 Homecoming soul is symbolically depicted by the junior float. Back row: Phil Hathaway, Don Hamilton, Tod Gladen, Ira Groban, Bob Hirsh, Sam Gingrich, Bruce Hoffman, Gary Gitlitz; Second row: Dale Goldberg, Jim Harrison, Jim Heironimus, Mike Gray, Eric Goulder, Hank Gorchoff; Front row: Debbie Graham, Linda Hale, Penny Haas, Jeanne Hast- ings, Gaye Gronlund, Debbie Hickle, Kathy Grayson. Mike Zikas boasts, “I won!” Class Cabinet Back row: Roger dayman Ralph Pariser Linda Stern Danny Kayne Front row: Ann Pobereskin Sue White Front row: Margie Kom, Claudia Kahn, Joy Hoffman, Sandy Kulju, Gail Kaltenecker, Julie Holden. Back row: Jim Lesher Michael Kessler Craig Honts Kenny Leggette Mark Koslin Ted Jacobs Dick Lambrecht Third row: Jeff Lieberman John Jones Jack Knauer Danny Kayne Kenny Kaufher Tom Kelley Second row: John Laird David Korn Bruce Legg Mindy Klie Melissa Lincoln Brion Levin Front row: Margie Korn Claudia Kahn Joy Hoffman Sandy Kulju Gail Kaltenecker Julie Holden Back row: Wayne Mally, Tom Maxwell, Mark Meng, Paul Lynn, Jeff Mandell, Mike MacKay. Third row; Barb Marcum, Kathy McGuire, Eddie Cannon, Sheldon Novak, Mark Orr, Tony Martin. Second row: Dan Metzger, Mary Miller, Ron Jones, Susan Nichols, Laura Nicholl, Dodi Miller. Front row: Beth Matthews, Cathy O'Donnell, Peggy Loeffler, Lisa Mar- gulies, Cindy Paine, Linda Meeks. Back row: Allen Petzinger, Milt Pixley, Gary Schottenstein, Ralph Pariser, Ray Pike, Ed Schaefer. Third raw.'Kathy Scho- edinger, Pam Pollack, Roseann Pratt, Daenel Schoby, Anne Pryor, Laurie Schroeder, Debbie Putchat. Second row: Polly Schwartz, Peggy Schoedinger, Vickie Rosenthal, Jill Paynter, Ann Pobereskin, Jenny Royalty, Robin Rosenfeld. Front row: Vickie Ruff, Denise St. Clair, Pam Paine, Linda Reed, Mari- lyn Redd. 61 David finds winter’s first snow irresistible. BEXLEO junior staff members work toward the supplement deadline. Back row: Mark Siefert, Larry Siegel, Jeff Seabolt, Scott, Thall, David Snyder, Scott Sher. Third row: Bruce Schwartz, Jay Sokol, Eddie Cannon, Marc Shar, Gary Swinehart, John Sherman, Ron Solomon. Second row:Kathy Squeo, Jan Smith, Linda Stern, Linda Skuller, Nancy Thornton, Ron Seagle. Front row: Debbie Thompson, Pam Stine, Gretchen Sebring, Toby Seiferas, Dianne Sims, Phyllis Topolosky. 62 Back row: Gary Weil, Jon Wells, John White, Scott Weakley, Don Worly, David Zieve, Howard VanWoert, Steve Williams, Dick Wasserstrom. Second row: Randy Wasserstrom, Linda Wamack, Anita Young, Janice White, Lynn Wells, Joan Welch, Diane Turner, Mike Zikas. Front row: Renee Topo- losky, Cece Wing, Sue White, Barbara Zieve, Jane Trautman, Shoshana Williams, Peggy Wiessinger. Anne shows her joy after winning the Hockey game. Umgaawuh! 63 Sophomores Take Grand View Of High School Early in the fall the sophomores showed their “pep and energy” in the first big project of the year-the building of the class float. During hectic nights at J. D. Levoff’s, the class showed its unified spirit by finishing its float, “Our Grand View of Victory.” In anticipation of their From, these underclassmen began filling their class treasury with money from such activities as the sale of Bexley book covers, a doughnut sale, and the sponsoring of a movie. Another fund raising effort to gain money for that all-important Prom was a carwash held later in the year. This sophomore class has shown promise to carry on the Bexley tradition of school spirit by its participation in Class Night, Hockey Night, the cheering sections, decorat- ing the halls for Christmas, and all other school events. Adelle seeks advice from an experienced senior. Back row: Sam Bell Hank Bernstein Steve Berger Rick Barnes Howard Barneby Tom Bringardner Mike Butler Second row: Jeanne Cagney Elizabeth Castro Patricia Brown Patti Brown Leslie Ashbrook Mary Beth Archer Cissi Bloom David Beck Bob Altmeier. Front row: Margaret Birch Barby Bendoff Karen Baier Judy Baumgardt Chris Buhrmaster Barby Boesel Mary Brown Back row: Randy Ritter, Mike Pedon, Jerry Reninger, Alan Rosenberger, Jon Rosen, Steve Rohe, Bob Pringle, Chris Price, John Rosenfield, Second row: Meg Peters, Donna Price, Lois Reed, Susan Porter, Jane Peden, Karen Rosenfeld, Barb Roth, Karen Peterson, Kathy Rostomily, Bob Pratt. Front row: Ellen Robinson, Patty Pisel, Betsy Salt, Janet Schalinske, Sue Sandler, Mollie Peters, Sheri Rose. 67 Sophomores present a second place winner. Back row: Terri Jacobs J. D. Levoff Garth Henley David Kearns Jim Kahan Jack Jones Fred Mendelson Frank Peters Jeff Jarvis Larry Lieberman Bruce Hanners Richard Johnston Second row: Alan Hutson Dana Levine Lisa Hurtubise Carol Kirker Susan Hudson Marsha Levine Cathy Hoean Stanley Kane David Kanman Front row: John Jenson Ron Jones Greg Hale Sally Lehman Nan Jenks Kris Kilburger Molly Koebel John Ingwersen Warren Kehr Sophomore girls catch up on the latest gossip. Back row: Ty Loehnert Elliot Luckoff Harley Nedelman Dan Ludlum John Miller George Long John MacKay Roger Masser Second row: Suzanne Pariser Sally Milbourne Frank Millman Roger Myers Bruce Neff Mike O'Donnell Tom Marr Steve Nelson Front row: Sally Lossing Barb Lucks Nancy Mason Alice Miller Mary Dana Livingston Debbie McGuire Lynn Miller Becky Mauger 68 Back row: Whit Dillon, Ed England, Rick Conkie, David Coffman, Bob Carter, Bill Cox, David Cohagan, Kevin Crossen, Keith Conning, Larry Endish; Second row: Pat Cleary, Bob Cohn, Mitch Canin, Bob Blakely, Mike Coffman, Jeff Dinitz, Jamie Carr, Bucky Carruthers, Libby Davis. Front row:Cindy Cain, Susan Corcoran, Nancy Cohen, Lucie Davis, Cathy Coffman, Cricket Dell, Jenny Elin, Mona Christian, Laura England. Back row: Jamie Carr, Mike Grossman, Whit Dillon, Bob Blakely, Bob Carter, Bob Fulford, Andy Glassman, Greg Hale, Jim Giggi, Joe Helmick, Howie Harris, Second row: Harley Green, Danny Herrel, Charley Gall, Libby Grey, Margi Gurvitz, David Glimcher, Dale Gurvis, Lee Gunder- sheimer, Nancy Harris, Susan Geddes. Front row: Sherry Ha- zen, Joan Goldsmith, Barby Friedman, Laurie Goodman, Penny Hays, Pam Hathaway, Sue Haubert, Julie Harmon. 69 -ili’ Back row: Dari Snyder Frank Silberstein Greg Shumaker Nate Spachner Bob Snyder Jeff Stammler Bob Schottenstein David Stein Mark Smallsreed Howard Smith Bobby Shar Middle row: Sally Schiff Adelle Smith Paula Simon Sid Sexton Becky Smith Gail Schoenbaum Amy Segel Joy Schlezinger Janet Stehle Front row: Linda Stolarski Debbie Schottenstein Alison Sher Nancy Smilack Diana Shawan Terree Schneider Class Cabinet Back row: Jack Jones, Phil Theibert, Mike Pedon, Mike O'Donnell, J.D. Levoff Front row: Barbie Friedman, Sally Milbourne, Suzanne Pariser, Mary Dana Livingston. Back row: Bruce Weaver, Steve Will, Randy Ziegler, David Turk, Jeff Ungar, Phil Theibert, Roger Myers, Tom Tobin, Chris Williams, Da- vid Zox: Second row: Billie Wolf, Ann Taylor, Patty Strouss, Julie Winfough, Gretchen Wells Donna Win- stead, Tina White, Mildred Tilley, Marion Tilley, Front row: Mary Truax, Peggy Weston, Susan Strang, Donna Trent, Diane Wiess- inger, Betsy Wasserstrom, Pat Whitman, Gill Wright. Suzanne’s mirth borders on hysteria as she looks at friends. 7i 3 Back row: Dave Bott Roger Brown Dick Bringardner Mark Albershardt David Carter Doug Agler John Cannon Third row: Jeff Abbott Phil Bohn Lynn Carroll Mike Broidy Dan Burhmaster Chip Burgess Second row: Sherry Asbury Sharon Butz Cindy Aldrich Donna Breckner Pat Bowen Dianne Case Joanne Carr Judy Crow Gretchen Altmaier Front row: Nanette Boyer Molly Bigelow Gail Barrett Jackie Bauer Beth Avren Laura Brubaker Karen Barr Gigi Bliss Freshmen Add New Sounds To Bexley Class officers: Tom Hadley, Vice-President; Shelly Kahn, Secretary- Treasurer: Danny Mathless, Presi dent. The freshmen entered a new realm of sounds. They left the sounds of a pleasant summer to enter those of their first year in high school. The bells rang forth announcing the arrival of mass confusion-the | Freshman Class. The booming voice of Mr. Jones welcoming the freshmen into the school scared them into wondering whether or not this was the place to be. When the bells rang telling of their first 55 mi- j nute period, going up the down stairs and down the up stairs was a common problem. With teachers watching continually they were greeted with, “Stop! You're going the wrong way! Go back around! After the confusion of the first few days wore off they fell into the routine of the school, electing their j class officers and constructing their first float, Cage the BAC, which placed third in the contest. Something new always inspires the minds of the I freshmen. This year the establishment of a new I science course, introductory Physical Science, I taught by Mr. Hughes, completed the freshman i curriculum. Jayne and Jackie check the progress of their plant. Back row: Rick Duckworth, Jerry Feldman, Paul Dauer, Jeff Cline, Dave Dick, Jeff DeWitt, Don Dick. Jeff Davison, Bill Clark; Third row: Kathy Davis, Cathy Davis, Val Estes, Lisa Deinhardt, Sue DeVennish, Patty Ferguson, Connie Crist; Second row: Cliff Davis, Deanna Daniel, Debbie Foley, Sharon Fetter, Tora Fernald, Mary Connor, Dianna Divine; Front row: Laura Erlandson, Jayne Engelman, Sherri Fagen, Margie Dworkin, Pamela Colmery, Marsha Correll. 75 Back row: Ed Hart Chris Heuser Alva Helley Mark Kahn Mike Herrel Jeff Harrison Jeff Harriman Tim Johnston Third row: Andrew Keller Mike Hush Brian Joseph Phillip Helf Stanley Kleski Jeff Hertenstein Second row: Jim Haley David Jones Jaema Jerome Doug Karr Debbie Hirsh Dolores Jessup Larry Eichman Front row: Louise Kent Betty Herseh Lynn Kemessar Shelly Kahn Kathy Harmon Linda Klages Judy Hoffman “Cage the BAC” is the freshman’s first attempt at float-building. Back row: Mark Gladen Tom Hadley Mike Fricke Tom Hall Carl Gruenler David Glick Tom Grogan David Goldman Third row: Reed Groban Stanley Greenblott Randy Gray Debbie Frampton Maryjane Frank Brenda Hamer Eric Goodrich Second row: Gretchen Gray Karen Goldsmith Nancy Hackett Jody Gordon Susan Gray Marsha Goldberg Jerry Goulder Tim Greene Front row: Sandy Grossman Cathy Hale Debbie Hale Ann Fothergill Celeste Hardy Amy Golden Joanne Gutter Back row: Rob Macklin Danny Mathless Steve Mueller Russell McAllister Ira Mandell John Myers Third row: Dave Mayer Eddie Metzger Steve Lehnert Bill Kulju Ronnie Miller Paul Liefeld Mark Lynn Second row: Mike Motter Craig Jeglenski Wayne Morrene Tim Liebert Walter Kropp Rick Lubin Doug Krieger David Lambert Mike Mindlin Front row: Diane Loeffler Sue Moser Mary Moore Meg McCoy Gwynn Legg Elaine Meizlish Freshmen always have time for the camera. Back row: Jim Olson Steve Ritchey John Pike Steve Roshon Tom Peters Kevin Phelan Rodney Schuster Terry Phillips Third row: Tommy Reynolds Marcia Nusgart Mary Plaine Sandy Popp Lauri Podell Dick O’Donnell Bob Peelle Steve Pifer Second row: Tim Pickering Janet Nichols Diane Rubin Debbie Powell Shelia Nutis Pete Pierce Joel Paine. Front row: Carol Ralston Elaine Pazar Cindy Novak Helene Pollack April Regan Andra Rising Back row: Clay Taylor Lodge Taylor Benson Schecter Greg Sea bolt Gregg Steele Rodney Schuster Kim Smith Jim Thompson Third row: Amy Spillman Lynne Spencer Ilene Tieman Debbie T rapak Annelyn Shkolnik Cheryl Sebring Tim Summers Wesley Thomas Second row: Linda Topolosky Diane Rumberger Anne Schlezinger Eddie Schottenstein Susan Stern Mary Taylor Elizabeth Seesock Richard Schwartz Front row: Paula Swedlow Olga Shymkiv Chris Sievert Ruth Ruggles Sue Sachs Cheryl Richardville Angela Tsitouris Joanne keeps her eye on the water balloon. Back row: Steve Vasko Don White Tom Siefert Dean Wood yard Rick Wells Bob Zuckerman John Welch Third row: Mike Vasko Jeff Williams Steve Wasserstrom Gary Williams Paul Wildemann Dean Wilcox Paul Zietlow Phil Unetic Second row: Martha Williamson Mary Williams Rita Wilhelmsen Linda Weaver Susie Ziegler Sarah Zimmer Nan Vicaro Front row: Mary Vannoy Pat Woods Ellen Wasserstrom Eve Wing Laurel Zahn Michell Volosin Shannon Wright Class Cabinet: Back row: Tom Hadley, Danny Mathless, Mark Kahn, Mark Albershardt: Front row: Dave Dick, Shelly Kahn, Nancy Hackett, Diane Case, Joel Paine. 1— Homecoming The lively spirit of victory created by Bexley’s victory over Grandview was per- petuated by the Homecoming Dance. Wild Billy Graham and the Escalators con- tributed to the theme with their rendition of strictly soulful music. Because of its uniqueness, everyone found the entertain- ment an exciting change from previous years. Queen Mary Ahrens was crowned in the traditional ceremony and reigned with her court over the festivities. All will remember Homecoming ’67 as one of the highlights of the year. And the beat goes on. Ken Becker escorts Queen Mary to her throne. 1967 Homecoming court: Jessie Davidson, Bev Beall, Mary Ahrens, Candy Hackett, Froncie Hoffhine. Midnight draws near. Connie helps the band. Following up the spectacular Homecoming Dance, Stu- dent Council presented its New Year’s Eve celebration. Jef- frey Mansion was almost too small to accommodate all of the couples. The Dubonnets presented fantastic arrangements of rock music until their drummer broke his drum. Towards the end of the evening the band played “Auld Lang Syne,” while the students welcomed in the new year with traditional kisses in the confetti-filled air. The Dubonnets sing in the new year. May Auld Acquaintance . . . Linda and John finish decorating. Bexley students enjoy the last few hours of 1967. Steve Wyman is King of the Uglies. Ugliness Counts for the Ugly Man It’s groovy! A week before the annual Ugly Man’s Dance, the halls were covered with posters and signs campaigning for the ugliest boy in the school. The nominees were: Steve Wyman, Bill Hamrick, Max Goler, Fred Spohn, Jim Moriarty, Larry Williams, Rick Pree, Steve Michaelson, Dave Callif, and Jeff Carroll. The In- strumentals and the Blenders filled the lounge with soul sounds. The crowd voted Steve Wyman the ugliest, topping off a fun- filled and thoroughly enjoyable evening. The pace slows down. They’ve got s-o-u-1. Bill chooses Kris for his valentine. Jim wishes Gretchen a happy Valentine’s Day. Saint Valentine did not go unremembered at Bexley. Students celebrated in their own way with greetings which filled the halls and hearts. Cupid Pays A Visit Seniors pose after romp in the snow, an unsual Valentine's Day celebration. 87 ACTIVITIES Student Council Brings Soul to Bexley “Here's the ball! There's the goal! Com' on Bexley, We 've got soul! This cheer was one of many which was used by the 1967-68 Student Council's Boys’ Cheering Section at Bex- ley's pep rallies and athletic events. The soulful cheering section, along with other activities, such as football and basketball ticket sales, and the sponsoring of pep club buses to away games, did much to boost the “spirit with soul at Bexley High School. Under the leadership of President David Callif, the Student Council also presented students with a juke box and an apple machine for the lounge. Student Council Officers: Jeff Ralph, Vice-President: Fran Grossman, Secre- tary-Treasurer: David Callif, President. Senior Representatives: Standing: Tom Theibert, Bob Forman, Jeff Carroll, Craig Hoffman. Ken Becker, Bob Lesher. Seated: Jessie Davidson, Karen Fricke, Cyni Mulbarger. 90 Junior Representatives: Standing: Mark Orr, Bruce Legg, John Laird; Seated: Carol Friedman, Linda Stern. Sophomore Representatives: Standing: Jack Jones, Mike Pedon, Randy Rit- ter; Seated: Diane Shawan, Barbie Friedman, Lucy Davis. Freshmen Representatives: Standing: Phil Unetic, Danny Mathless, Tom Hadley , Mark Kahn, Jeff Cline; Seated Sherry Sebring, Amy Golden, Martha Williamson. Art Club Visits Galleries This year club members visited the Colum- bus Gallery of Fine Arts and the Capital Uni- versity Art Gallery. They also went to see the Israeli Art Exhibit at Temple Israel, which in- cluded paintings and lithographs of artists such as Emerson Burkhart and Pablo Picasso. The Glass Factory in German Village was the destination of another field trip. Some members of Art Club helped in pre- paring programs for the Christmas concert and in painting backdrops for the Band Parents Show. As in previous years, the club also par- ticipated in the May Festival of the Arts. This year they held an auction of the students’ work after the musical portion of the festival. Art Club officers: Cindy Aldrich, vice-president; Becky Smith, secretary-treasurer; Joe Bornstein, president. Music Club Enjoys Entertainment Members wait for a meeting to start. 92 In December the Music Club celebrated the holiday season by caroling for Kinder Key, an organization which uses the money col- lected by carolers for the Heart Fund. Entertaining the club during the year were Mrs. Gundersheimer, who played the harp; Andy Thall, who sang and played his guitar; Jenny Daniel and Charlie Lowenthal, who sang; and the Ensemble, which presented several musical selections. The year ended with the traditional picnic held jointly with the Art Club at Jeffrey Mansion. Music Club Officers: Mollie Peters, secretary-treasurer: Jan Smith, president; Jenny Elin, vice-president. G a t si II I a I I l Pep Club Changes Policy Pep Club promotes school spirit at a football game. Membership of Pep Club increased substantially this year due to a change from closed to open membership. The club helped promote school spirit by making locker tags, long posters for the gymnasium, and hoops for the basketball players to run through. The club also sponsored buses to many football and basketball games. Miss Basnett served as adviser. Pep Club Officers: Luanne Holzworth, president; Sandy Barnett, secretary; Barb Lee. vice-president: Suzanne Pariser, treasurer; Lyn Wells, member-at-large. FT A Members Observe A rush party with the theme “FTA Goes Hippy” started the club’s activities this year. Dr. Gregg, superintendent of schools, a Head-Start representative, and a child psychologist were guest speakers at meetings throughout the year. FTA members also par- ticipated in the observation pro- gram at Cassingham Elementary and Junior High Schools. Some members were even allowed to teach classes. The year ended with the installation of new officers at the Teachers’ Tea in May. FTA Officers: Diane Kessler, secretary; Marian Tilley, treasurer; Mildred Tilley, vice-president; Kris Lindquist, president. 93 Hi-Y Participates in City Day Hi-Y members of Bexley High School got a chance in April to learn how our city’s government functions. For one day, each member was allowed to take over a government position and learn its duties. Hi-Y also had a busy basketball schedule this year. They played such teams as Jonathan Alder, Gahanna, Eastmoor, and Westerville, and marked up another un- defeated season. Mr. Rutter served as the new advisor, and Bill Ham- rick presided over the meetings. The tip-off at a Hi-Y game 94 Hi-Y Officers: Jack Knauer, treasurer; Kelly Kirk, vice-president; Bill Hamrick, president; Craig Birhanzl, chaplain; Mark Peters, secretary. Y-Teens officers: Liz Smith, President; Ann Deinhardt, Program Chairman; Susan Eschenbrenner, Mem- ber-at-Large; Mary Sherman, Treasurer; Sally Milbourne, Secretary; Peggy Schoedinger, Vice-President. Y-Teens Give Service to Community Y-Teens participated in many service projects throughout the year. They visited teenagers at the Blind School and gave Christmas and Valentine’s Day parties at Isabelle Ridgeway’s Nursing Home. In the winter they went Kinder Key carolling and sold balloons at local shopping centers for the Heart Fund. Some members participated in the city-wide Links program in which they volunteered to work in welfare centers and hospitals. The club raised money by sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins and Ugly Man’s dances. An overnight held at Southside Y-Park was the last special event of the year. Science Club Hears Speakers Diamonds, computers, laser beams, and escape systems for high speed aircraft were the subjects of several lectures Science Club members heard throughout the year. The club also made use of a student-constructed telescope to broaden members’ scientific experience. Andy demonstrates simple harmonic motion. Science Club Officers: Lance Seesock, secretary; Mark Koslin, Treas- urer: Eric Goulder, Vice-president; Roger Smith, president. AFS Promotes Goodwill “Do you want to buy a bond?” was the frequent question put to Bexley stu- dents by American Field Service members. This year the AFS was organized into a regular club with monthly meetings and dues, which were to be used to help bring a foreign student to Bexley next year. Under the leadership of Ann Deinhardt, who went to Japan under the AFS summer program, and Liz Smith, the American Field Service worked to promote peace and understanding among nations. This year Bexley’s exchange student was Maria Ponce of Guatemala. Maria, as well as students from Brazil and Australia, was featured at the annual AFS assembly held in Febru- ary. Marfa stands outside her new school. 96 Exchange students speak at the AFS assembly. Rifle Club Organized Rifle Club Officers: Ted Jacobs, presi- dent; Bill Browning, vice-president; Patty Pisel, secretary-treasurer. Rifle Club, started last year, became a successful organization this year. The club met at Jeffrey Mansion on Thursday evenings and practiced firing on the police range in the basement. Members used four rifles which were on loan from the federal government. Spanish Club Holds Pinata Party A pinata party was the occasion for a joint meeting of the Bexley and Academy Spanish clubs in December. Maria Ponce, Bexley’s exchange student from Guatemala, was a featured speaker. The club earned money by selling concessions at bas- ketball games. New officers were installed at the annual spring banquet. Spanish Club Officers: Jane Antle, vice-president; Julie Paine, president; Danny Fleming, treasurer; Susan Stegmiller, secretary. Maria tells Anne the Spanish word for “lion.” 97 Band Acquires New Uniforms Band officers: Bill Zinn, President: Lyn Gall Secre- tary-Treasurer: Tom Crist, Vice-President. Majorettes: Debby McGuire, Lyn Gall, Brenda Grove. Starting the season by boosting school spirit both before the games and during halftime shows, the Marching Band, directed by James Hartline, played such Tijuana Brass tunes as “The Lonely Bull” and “Tijuana Taxi.” The majorettes, who dazzled the fans with two batons and fire batons, were assisted in devel- oping their routines by Mrs. Joanne Bomlitz. Awards were given at the Band Hayride following football sea- son. The band parents showed their support by sponsor- ing a concert by the United States Marine Band and presenting their annual fund-raising project, The Band Parents’ Show. Continuing with enthusiasm into concert season, the band acquired new uniforms, blue blazers with gold crests, in time for the Christmas Concert. They also participated in the Spring Concert, the district contest, and the Festival of the Arts. The Baccalaureate service was their last performance. I 98 The Bexley High School Marching Band stands in formation. Back row: Bill Zinn, Mike Holm, Keith Conning, Dick Bagley, Jeff Davison, Tim Johnston, Jeff Stammler. Third row: Wayne Morrone, Wayne Mally, Alan Rosenberger, Rick Levine, Bill Lambrecht, Dean Wilcox, Gary Quinn, Patty Ferguson, Sally Lossing. Second row: Robin Rosenfeld, Rick Duckworth, Susan Garner, Jeff Seabolt, Mike Vasko, Cathy Daves, Jule Paine, Bob Pringle. First row: Diane Kessler, Eric Goulder, Jay Sokol, Mark Dauer, Sue Geddes. Left: Diane and Eric practice for a con- cert. Right: Rick solos. Back row: Howard Smith Rick Mordoff Dan Metzger Gale Finley Larry Parrish Mike Johnston Mr. Hartline Third row: Dave Joseph Jill Paynter Tom Kelley John Campbell Clarence Reed Linda Reed Jeff Harriman Carl Gruenler Second row: Mary Plaine Larry Peters Jerry Goulder Delores Jessup Debbie McGuire Linda Weaver Front row: Brenda Grove Janet Medors Julie Winfough Sue Porter Lyn Gall Back row: Debby Loehnert, Diana Helmly, Jenny Elin, Melissa Lincoln, J. D. Levoff, Jeff Macklin, John Rosenfield, John Lud- ium, Dick Wasserstrom. Third row: Carol Devine, Ann Dein- hardt, Mildred Tilley, Carol Kirker, Laura Nicholl, Jan Smith, Linda Stern, Kathy Baumann. Larry Endich, Steve Derfler. Sec- ond row: Wendy Clowson, Cricket Dell, Anne Pryor, Debbie Hawley, Sally Milbourne, Adelle Smith, Carol Glassman, Laurie Samuels. Tom Lutzy, Ron Solomon. Front row: Froncie Hoffine, Donna Hays, Libby Davis, Gretchen Sebring, Renee Topolosky, Laura Blatt, Jennie Daniel, Cyni Mulbarger, Kathy Stone, Ellen Bryant. Choir Gives Many Performances “Remember now, you’re all just peanuts,’’ was Mr. Myers frequent admonition to Bexley’s choir as they prepared for numerous performances throughout the year. Their first test was Parents’ Night, an informal practice at which students showed their parents how much work went into producing each number. Follow- ing closely was the Thanksgiving Concert at which the choir performed for the first time for the student body. They were busy during the Christman season, singing for the traditional school concert and performing at the Country Club and on the television special “Secret San- ta.’’ In January the choir prepared several selections for the district contest. They ended the year by singing at the seniors’ Baccalaureate service. Ensembles: Back row: Harley Greene, Tom Lutzy, Mark Orr, J. D. Levoff, John Ludlum, Ron Gates, Mark Peters, John Laird, Don Hamilton, Steve Derfler. Front row: Ronda IOC Cheses, Jennie Daniel, Libby Davis, Jan Smith, Carol Kirker, Kathy Leach, Kathy Liefeld, Gaye Gronlund, Kathy Stone, Terree Snyder. Back row: John Laird, Phil Hathaway, Ron Gates, Don Hamilton, Jeff Ralph, Ken Becker, Bill Hamrick, Rick Pree, Kathy Liefeld, Kathy Leach. Third row: Mark Orr, Joe Helmick, Chris Williams, Larry Peters, John Miller, Greg Shumaker. Max Goler, Susan Strang. Janie McKenney, Cissi Bloom, Diana Turner. Second row: Harley Greene, Dave Zox, Bob Schottenstein. Gary Born, Danny Herrel, Terree Snyder, Sally Leh man, Gail Schoenbaum, Suzanne Pariser, Marian Tilley. Luanne Holzworth. Front row: Ronda Cheses, Laurie Goodman, Phyllis Topolosky, Charlie Lowenthal. Peggy Loeffler, Jessie Davidson. Nancy Summers, Anne Gardner. Pam Hathaway, Laurie Schroeder. The choir tunes up. 101 Back row: Sandy Tennebaum, Max Goler, Rick Pree, Ken Becker, John Ludlum, George Harrington, Tom Lutzy, Jody Marks. Front row: Cyni Mulbarger. Laurie Samuels, Frann Grossman, Missy McCoy, Kris Lindquist. Kris Kramer, Sue Schlezinger, Suzi Long. BEXLEO Introduces Color An innovation of the 1968 BEXLEO was the use of color. Color end pages and theme pages helped to carry out this year’s central idea of “sounds.” The 1968 staff, headed by Laurie Samuels and Kris Kramer, tried to capture the school year through the sounds at Bexley High. Echoing through the halls were sounds of rustling papers, slamming lockers, crunching apples, and screams at the start of a weekend. This year’s staff worked toward the goal of achiev- ing a first place certificate in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association rating, a goal achieved by the 1967 staff. The yearbook is judged on photography, composi- tion copy, layout, and the development of the theme. Under the guidance of Linda Hartranft, the staff introduced a new section, the academic section, to re- flect the excellence of Bexley’s scholastic program. The summer supplement was again used to incorporate the spring activities of the past year. The supplement was mainly the work of the junior staff who will undertake next year’s publication. BEXLEO Junior staff Standing: Mark Koslin Linda Stern Laurie Schroeder Laura Nicholl John Laird Seated: Carol Friedman Ron Solomon Ann Pobereskin 102 Mrs. Hartranft checks the BEXLEO finances. Laurie and Kris proofread a page of copy. George and John work on a layout. Business manager Tom looks through his files Back row: Avvy Fox, J. D. Levoff, Mike Kessler, David Korn, Jeff Carroll, Fred Spohn, David Stein, Dan Fox, Gary Schottenstein; Second row: Susan Garner, Sue Day, Julie Paine, Craig Honts, Bob Forman Ed Schaefer, Linda Miller, Corinne Fendell, Anne Stolarski, Barb Woods; Front row: Marilyn Marx, Dale Goldberg, Sally Hubbard, Froncie Hoffhine, Sue Leghorn, Marcy Deaton, Debhi Peelle, Libby Davis, Susan Strang. TORCH Wins All-American Rating The TORCH, Bexley High School newspaper, con- tinued its award-winning tradition by receiving the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association's All-American Rating for the sixteenth time in seventeen semesters. Under the leadership of Marcy Deaton, the TORCH continued its format of covering all school activities. Marcy won the “On the Spot” interview contests at two press conventions sponsored by the Journalism Associa- tion of Ohio Schools and the Ohio Press Club. Assisted by their advisor, Mrs. Sara Amos, the staff assembled the Dial-a-Date, the student telephone direc- tory. They earned money for publishing the TORCH by selling concessions at home basketball games in Decem- ber. Marcy proofreads copy for the TORCH LAMPLIGHT Staff: Standing: Anne Stoiarski Renee Kane Eric Goulder Anne Gardner Sitting: Nancy Kane Holly Campbell Lamplight Gets Underway This year the literary magazine got underway with a complete new staff headed by Gaye Gronlund and Robin Rosenfeld. Because the LAMPLIGHT was a relatively new magazine and the staff suffered many setbacks, only one issue could be published this year. However, the staff was successful in producing a maga- zine which served as a means for students to express themselves in creative writing. Mr. Drewes acted as advisor to the group. Cheerleaders Spark Soul Varsity Cheerleaders: Bev Beall, Lisa Margulies, Molly Koebel, Mary Ahrens, Mindy Klie, Chris Buhrmaster, Debbie Harbold. Only 5 seconds to go! V05 holds even in the rain? Reserve Cheerleaders: Barbie Boesel, Dianne Case, Becky Mauger, Diane Shawan, Angela Tsitouris, Diane Loeffler, Ellen Robinson. G.A.C. Offers Variety in Sports Gymnastics: Bev Beall and Cathy Hoehn. Volleyball: Sue Nichols and Corinne Fendell. Bowling: Terri Ralston (not pictured, Barb Lucks); Dance: Holly Campbell. Basketball: Kris Lindquist and Ann Pobereskin. Officiating: Jenny Elin and Diane Shawan Below: Table Tennis: Libby Davis (not pictured, Sue Day); Restricted Activities: Peggy Wiessinger. Girls Athletic Club officers: Kathy Grayson, Vice-President; Gail Kaltenecker, Homeroom Representatives Chairman; Sally Milbourne, Secretary; Carol Zelizer, President; Dianne Frohnauer, Intramural Manager; Mary Ahrens, Treasurer Riding: Betsy Salt and Karen Rosenfeld. Suzanne Pariser and Marion Tilley. Left: Hockey: Linda Skuller and Janet Archery: Phyllis Topolosky and Janet Schalinske. Badminton: Mindy Klie and Molly Koebel. Left: Tennis Shoshanna Williams and Julie Harmon Golf: Cissie Bloom and Kathy Schoedinger. Restricted: Mildred Tilley and Nancy Ma- son. Softball- Publicity: Diana Wiessing' Swimming: Robin Friedman. Miller. Dramatics Club Hosts Sheila The most outstanding Dramatics Club meeting of this year featured Sheila Poenisch, reigning Miss Teenage Columbus and first runner-up to Miss Teenage America, who spoke of her experi- ences and showed movies of the pageants. During the year guest speakers were featured at regular meetings and a joint meeting with another high school’s Dramatics Club was held. Members of the club participated in the school’s presentation of The Man Who Came To Dinner. At the end-of-the-year picnic, eligible club mem- bers were inducted into National Thespians Society. Donna, Renee, and Ann rehearse for the play. Dramatics Club Officers: Kathy Stone, president; Gaye Gronlund, treasurer; Sally Milbourne, member-at-large; Cathy Salt, program chairman; Froncie Hoffhine, vice-president. French Club Makes Octopi The French Club participated in many different programs this year under the guidance of Mrs. Kull and Mrs. Toy. In the fall, when the annual rush party took place, there was a treasure hunt using clues written in French. The club set a precedent this year by conducting meetings entirely in French. Members enjoyed hearing guest speakers and seeing travel films of France as well as making toy octopi in time to send to a French orphanage for Christmas. French Club Officers: Barbie Friedman and Sue Sandler, program chairmen; Susan Nichols, president; Linda Stern, vice-president; Dale Goldberg, secre- tary. snack bar II Job Art the � i I slid fl Grc wit tts Quizbowl team members practice for competition. Latin Club Holds Joint Meeting In December the Latin Club, a chapter of the Ohio Junior Classical League, held a joint meeting with the Art Club. The purpose of the meeting was to celebrate the Roman festival of Saturnalia, from which comes several of our Christmas traditions, and to view the slides taken by Carolyn Smith, who spent a year in Greece. The annual slave induction was held in February with the traditional sacrifice of apple seeds. New offic- ers were chosen at the year-end banquet in May. At this dinner senior Latin students were allowed to eat in a reclining position and were served by the slaves, who were later auctioned off to the highest bidder. Latin Club sent several delegates to the state-wide convention held at Mershon Auditorium. Members of the mythology quizbowl team from Bexley, who were chosen in run-offs at a club meeting, competed. The Bexley chapter won first place in the skit competition for its five minute play, “The Wonderful World of Rome.” Laurie poses questions on mythology. Latin Club Officers: Roger dayman, treasurer; Melissa McCoy, secretary; Cyni Mulbarger, program chairman; Cathy Salt, president; Fred Spohn, vice-president. Ill Lions Place 2 in BAC Coaches: Standing: Russ Owen, football trainer, swimming coach, head track coach; Bill Hoyer, asst, football coach; Roger Ander- son, asst, football coach, asst, wrestling coach; Perry Smith, re- serve football coach, baseball coach; Gene Millard, asst, football, head basketball coach; Jim Click, head football coach, reserve basketball coach, tennis coach; Ben Tenwalde; asst, football coach, head wrestling coach. The Sheik strikes again. Gingrich gains ground. Orr goes for four. Coach Click and Jim make plans for a winning season. I 14 Moriarty rushes in for the tackle. Standing: Ralph Pariser, Ron Gates, Mike Cleary, Jeff Ralph, Bob Herbst, Scott Sher. Don Worly, Tom Carr, Jim Moriarty, Bob Frampton, Bruce Legg, Mike Ritchey, Mark Orr, John White, Dennis Maupin, Colby Crall, Steve Wy- man, Larry Hamill, Steve Robins, Dave Lynn—manager. Kneeling: Biff Farley, Sam Gingrich, Jim Giggi, Dennis Daniels, Craig Birhanzl, Ron Solomon—manager. The 1967 football season marked the rebirth of school spirit at Bexley. Many enthusiastic students, led by Student Council President Dave Callif provided zealous support at pep rallies and games. In his first year as head coach, Jim Click incor- porated shrewd innovations that proved successful in a record of four wins, two losses, and three ties—the first winning season since 1958. Seniors Colby Crall, Larry Hamill, Jim Moriarty, Dennis Maupin, and Steve Wyman returned with two letters to provide the hard-hitting nucleus that was re- spected by all opponents. All five were First Team All- BAC. These same five composed the 1967 Shoulder Pad Club. In addition to these honors, Jim Moriarty was chosen most valuable Lion player and Most Valuable Player in the Buckeye Athletic Conference. An out- standing captain and teammate, Jim Moriarty was also chosen for All District First Team and Honorable Men- tion All-Ohio. Back row: Craig Honts, Terry Jacobs. Mark Gladen, Dan Mathless, Dan Ludlum, Roger Myers, Frank Peters, Bruce Hanners, Andy Glassman, Stan Greenblot, Jack Jones, Rob Hirsh, Scott Brandon, Bob Germain, Joe Helmick, Jeff Wil- liams, Bill Kulju, Steve Ritchey, Ron Miller, Clay Taylor. Jim Harrison, Lodge Taylor. Second row: Ken Kauhfer, Mike Hush, Steve Pifer, Jeff Dinitz, Jeff Stammler, Dave Kearns, Larry Lieberman, Mike Barr, Mark Kahn, Dave Dick, Bob Cohn, Bruce Neff, Richard O'Donnell, David Mayer, Steve Vasko, Tom Bringardner, Ken Leggette. Front row: Mike Coffman, Mark Albershardt. John Myers, Tim Greene, Alan Petzinger, Mike O'Donnell, Pat Cleary, Dan Buhrmaster, Phil Helf, Mike Vasko, Kevin Crossan. Three Year Lettermen: Colby Crall, Shoulderpad Award, All-BAC; Larry Hamill, Shoulderpad Award, All-BAC; Captain Jim Moriarty, Shoulderpad Award, Fred Medors Award, All-BAC, Most Valuable Player, All-BAC, All Central District, Honorable Mention All-Ohio; Steve Wyman, Shoulderpad Award, All-BAC; Dennis Maupin, Shoulderpad Award, All-BAC. Tom Carr, End Ron Gates, Tackle Jim Giggi, Fullback Mike Pedon, Quarterback Defensive Team, Back Row: Biff Farley, Tom Carr, Craig Birhanzl, Bruce Legg, John White, Bob Herbst, Don Worly, Dennis Karn, Mark Orr, Dennis Daniels, Front ?owv Craig Honts, Bob Frampton, Steve Robins. ft Jeff Ralph, End Mike Ritchey, Tackle Mark Orr, Halfback Bob Herbst, Quarterback Ralph Pariser, Center Sam Gingrich, Quarterback John White, Guard Bob Frampton, Guard Scott Sher, Tackle Offensive Team; Back Row: Mike Cleary, Dennis Maupin, Sam Gingrich, Colby Crall, Jim Moriarty; Front Row: Jeff Ralph, Scott Sher, Larry Hamill, Ralph Pariser, Mike Ritchey, Jim Lesher, Steve Wyman. 17 Berlin astonishes Grandview. Fans cheer Fighting Lions to victory. Cagers Complete Best Season in 8 Years Callif drived for two. Pinky puts it past ’em. Tyler takes two. Steve shows fancy footwork. Reserve Team: David Kearns, Joe Helmick, Nat Spackner, Roy Bromberg, Greg Hill. Roger Nasser, Randy Ritter, Richard Johnston, Tyler Loehnert, Jack Jones. The 1967-68 basketball season was a successful one, thanks to the superlative efforts of the team and coach Gene Millard. Fine shooting and a controlled fast break paved the way for the first winning season in several years. Captains Forman and Michaelson shot exceptionally well. They were outstanding rebounders and excellent leaders. Steve Berlin, forward, provided scoring and re- bounding punch for the Lions. Guards Steve Callif and Scott Weakley were both fine ball handlers whose out- standing shooting was an important factor in many Bexley wins. Coach Gene Millard deserves much credit for the fine job which he did in developing the potential which led to the team's success. I 19 Freshman team: Standing: Dave Dick, John Meyers, Mark Kahn, Greg Seabolt, Steve Piter, Dan Mathless, David Bott, Rick Duckworth, Tom Hadley, Bob Macklin, Carl Gruenler, Tim Johnston, Tom Grogan, Mike Herrel, Kneeling: Manager Ira Mandell. Co-captain Bob Forman, Forward Co-captain Steve Michaelson - Dave Callif, Center Steve Berlin, Forward Larry Williams, Center 120 Craig Birhanzl Len Tieman Craig Hoffman Varsity Basketball: Standing, Sam Gingrich, Mike Gray, Len Tieman, Craig Birhanzl, Steve Berlin, Bob Forman, Steve Michaelson, Larry Williams, Dave Callif, Craig Hoffman, Mike Baumgardner, Steve Callif, Scott Weakley, Biff Farley. Kneeling, Managers Dan Metzger, Dave Metzger. Back row: Manager A1 Rosenberg, Dave Zox, Jim Haley, Bob Fulford, Jim Thompson, Bruce Schwartz, Steve Will, Tom Reynolds, Mark Lynn, Kim Smith, Clay Taylor, Mark Koslin; Second row: Ed Schottenstein, Jeff Cline, Alan Hutson, Tim Greene, Scott Brandon, Jeff Ungar, A1 Fulford, Don Friedenberg, Phil Helf, Frank Millman, Jim Giggi, David Weston; Front row: Mike Zikas, Stan Greenblott, Mike Barr, Larry Lieberman, Dennis Kara, Captain Matt Ungar, Bob Frampton, Gary Gitlitz, Rob Hirsh, Bruce Hanners, Ron Gates. Wrestlers End Successful ’68 Season The Bexley Lion wrestling team fin- ished off its successful 1967-1968 season with three fine meets in February. The highlight of the season was a first place victory in the quadrangular meet held on the Bexley mats the night of January 5th. Under the leadership of Coach Tenwalde and Assistant Coach Anderson, a former Big-10 wrestler at Purdue, stand-outs of the ’68 squad were Rob Hirsh, Ron Gates, Stan Greenblott, and Mike Zikas. Gates pins his man. Standing: Ron Gates Bruce Hanners Rob Hirsh Asst. Coach Anderson Gary Gitlitz Jeff Stammler Bruce Schwartz Coach Tenwalde Larry Lieberman Mike Barr Kneeling: Mike Zikas Stan Greenblott Matt Unger Bob Frampton Tankers Complete 8-5 Season Coach Russ Owen led this year’s team to a successful eight-win, five-loss record. During the season both the 200-yd. freestyle relay team, composed of Craig Honts, Whit Dil- lon, and Co-Captains Colby Crall and Dennis Maupin, and the 400-yd. freestyle relay team composed of Colby Crall, Dave Snyder, Craig Honts, and Dennis Maupin, broke the existing school records. The team also benefited as a result of the out- standing diving trio of Dan Kayne, Fred Mendleson, and Mike Motter. The 200 yd. freestyle relay team: Dennis Maupin, Colby Crall, Craig Honts, and Whit.Dillon. Back row: Dale Gurvis, Harley Nedelman, Harley Greene, Ed Front row: Dan Kayne, Fred Mendleson, Rick Handler, Dennis Mau- Kromer, Tom Bringardner, Mark Albershardt, Mike Fricke, Coach pin, Colby Crall, Dave Nichols, Craig Honts, Bill Arnold. Dan Buhr- Owen; Second row: Mike Motter, Dave Snyder, Bruce Hoffman, J. master. D. Levoff, Ron Miller, Whit Dillon, Roger Myers, Mike Grossman; 123 Girls Interscholastic Hockey “Win or else!” threatens Mjss Basnett. Back row: Mary Dana Liv- ingston, Kathy Little, Linda Miller, Loren Loving, Diane Frohnauer, Janet Miller, Co- rinne Fendell, Melinda Thackery, Terri Ralston Front row: Ann Pobereskin, Gail Kaltenecker, Gretchen Sebring, Kathy Grayson, Carol Friedman, Sue Schlez- inger Team B Team A Back row: Cricket Dell, Cathy Hoehn, Karen Peter- son, Suzanne Pariser, Kathy Schoedinger, Sue Haubert, Gail Schoenbaum, Jenni Daniel Front row: Sally Mil- bourne, Barb Lucks, Betsy Salt, Julie Harmon, Kathy Coffman, Linda Skuller H I' Girls Interscholastic Basketball A Team, Standing: Melinda Thaekery Sue Leghorn Loren Loving Carol Zelizer Kneeling: Kathy Grayson Mindy Klie Terri Ralston Toby Seiferas Mary Ahrens The girls’ interscholastic basketball teams, under the guidance of new coach Miss Basnett, started the 1968 season with a game against East High School on Monday, January 15. “A” team, under the leader- ship of Carol Zelizer, got off to a good start by beat- ing the Tigers 24-13. Although “B” team, led by Ann Pobereskin, lost its first two games, it improved quickly with a victory over Gahanna. This year s schedule also included games against Grandview, Upper Arlington. Pleasant View, North, Lancaster, and Worthington. I? Team, Standing: Lisa Hurtubise Cissi Bloom Pam Pollack Karen Peterson Janet Breckner Janice White, Manager Kneeling: Donna Winstead Cathy Coffman Ann Pobereskin Jenny Elin Jennie Daniel “Every sound shall end in silence, but the silence never dies. Samuel Hageman PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ahrens Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Howard Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beall Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Becker Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beim Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berlin Mr. and Mrs. Clete Birhanzl Mr. and Mrs. Harlowe Bohn Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bramlage Mr. and Mrs. Chester Breckner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brightwell Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Browning Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Neil Callif Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callif Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. William Carr Mr. and Mrs. Alex Clowson Mr. and Mrs. George Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Crall Mrs. Orland Crawfis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crist Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dauer Mr. and Mrs. James Day Mr. and Mrs. John Deinhardt Congressman and Mrs. Samuel Devine Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edelstein Mr. and Mrs. Al Engelman Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Eshenfelder Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Finke Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Fleming Dr. and Mrs. Wiley Forman Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Fox Mrs. Betty Jones Fricke Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frohnauer Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fulford Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gall Mr. and Mrs. James Garner Mr. and Mrs. William Glick Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goler Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goodall Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gross Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grossman Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Grove Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grundstein Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gundersheimer Mr. and Mrs. John Hackett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hallet Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hamill Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. David Handler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harbold Mrs. Oralee Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hawley Mr. and Ms. William Hays Mr. and Mrs. Cressel Hein Mr. and Mrs. Donald Helmly Mr. and Mrs. James Henley Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffhine Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Holm Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Holzworth Mrs. Winslow F. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kane Mr. and Mrs. Jack Karn Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Berry Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kleski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kramer Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leach Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leghorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lesher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lemmon Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Liefeld Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lindquist Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Lisle Mr. and Mrs. David Little Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loehnert, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Long Mrs. Betty Loucks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loving Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lowenthal Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lubin Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Ludlum Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lutzy Rev. and Mrs. David Lynn Mr. and Mrs. John McKenney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macklin Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Marks Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marx Mr. and Mrs. Jay Maupin Mr. and Mrs. James Medors Mr. and Mrs. John Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Michaelson Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moras Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mordoff Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mulbarger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nowacki Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Office Mr. and Mrs. David Paine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peters Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pree Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Putchat Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Quinn Mr. and Mrs. David Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reed Mr. and Mrs. David Reynolds Gov. and Mrs. James Rhodes Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchey Mr. and Mrs. Max Robins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saas Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Salt Dr. and Mrs. Henry Samuels Mr. and Mrs. John Sapp Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schiefer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schlezinger Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schottenstein Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schottenstein Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seesock Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Sells Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Shustick Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Smith Mrs. Anne W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Franz Spohn Mr. and Mrs. Guy Squeo Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stegmiller Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Stern Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Summers Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thackery Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thall Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Theibert Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tieman Mr. and Mrs. Sol Tobin Mr. and Mrs. George Ungar Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Walters Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wasserstrom Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Weston Mr. and Mrs. William White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woods Mrs. Eugenia Woodyard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zelizer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zinn Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zuckerman te r f i) n I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY D. J. ALSPAUGH, M.D. JOHN F. LEWIS, D.D.S. IRWIN BARKAN CHARLES E. LONG, M.D. LEWIS R. BASCH, D.D.S. RICHARD L. BASCH, D.D.S. W. J. NICHOLL J WILEY L. FORMAN, M.D. ROSLYN PARISER, M.D. MAX J. FRIEDMAN, M.D. CLARK P. PRITCHETT, M.D. THOMAS B. WILLARD, M.D. NORMAN E. GOULDER, M.D. HENRY SAMUELS, Ph.D. R. B. HOOVER, M.D. LEONARD SELLS, M.D. 1. E. JACKSON, D.D.S. TRENT W. SMITH, M.D. A. H. KANTER, M.D. H. W. TOPOLOSKY, M.D. ROBERT R. KESSLER, M.D. E. V. TURNER, M.D. THEODORE M. KOLVA, D.D.S. OSCAR WESTON, D.D.S. HAROLD A. KORN, M.D. ROBERT ZOLLINGER, M.D. 129 EUM to •tiie shm LIONS Special designs created for groups, teams, clubs, sororities, fraterni- ties on long or short sleeve sweat shirts and “t” — shirts. Call 253-2769 or write to: fun shirts, inc. 921 n. 22nd st. columbus, ohio 43219 A D V E R T I S I N G 130 Sincere Best Wishes From HALLMARK HOUSE 3946 East Broad Street Town and Country Shopping Center Compliments of A FRIEND “When you care enough to send the very best” KOEBEL and KOEBEL Realtors 1 7 South High St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Phone 221-7717 Congratulations From EVANS SCHWARTZ SHOES Quality Footwear for the Entire Family Bexley, 2468 E. Main St. 862 S. Hamilton 479 N. High St. 191 S. High St. 239 Graceland Blvd. 1900 E. Broad St. A£ OKS, NC. fine furniture • interior design 252-4929 Furniture of Lasting Loveliness and Good Taste Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1968 WHITE PtiG6Ctviption CP 4057 E. Livingston Ave. 51 30 Sedalia Drive Congratulations Class of '68 EAST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY 1 927 E. Main Street 252-1161 132 t MULBARGER TWINS, INC. Plumbing and Heating 4477 Hamilton Road “We take care of drips” Good Luck to the Senior Class of 1968 CAPITOL BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. 4133 E. Main St. Columbus, Ohio SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - SUPPLIES INSLEY WM. F. CARR Home 235-7627 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 2918 S. Parsons Ave. — 491-9491 — Columbus, Ohio 43207 link-belt MAIN LANES Open Daily 4071 E. Main St. 56 Automatic AMF Lanes One of Central Ohio's Finest Bowling Centers SPECIAL STUDENT RATES 237-3723 BOYD S. CRALL INSURANCE CONSULTANT Specializing in Personal, Business, or Group Plans 683 E. Broad St. CA 8-2686 133 Columbus' Oldest and Largest Auto Glass Replacement Center Norman s SPECIALISTS IN THE REPLACEMENT OF ALL AUTO GLASS SINCE 1919 AUTO GLASS CO. WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT SPECIALISTS WE USE ONLY ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY GLASS QUICK—EFFICIENT—WATERTIGHT—INSTALLATION I SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT OR SHOP , Special Direct Claim Service tor All INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS Authorized Replacement Center for All Insurance Companies COLUMBUS' ONLY GUARANTEED REPLACEMENT SERVICE— ______________ IT'S CERTIFIED IN WRITING________________ WINDSHIELDS BACK GLASSES Guaranteed in Writing Against Water Leakage for the Lifetime of Your Car Modern Air Conditioned Waiting Room City Wide Pick-Up Delivery Service Courtesy Car Available CA 1-7456 222 E. Gay St. at North 5th St. Rite Downtown — Free Parking SALT BROS. HARDWARE CO. Best Wishes Owned and Operated by Bexley Grads BEXLEY-EASTMOOR 2964 E. Broad St. BE 5-4372 BEXLEY CAMERA COMPANY “your drive-in camera store CAMERAS - PROJECTORS - PHOTO SUPPLIES Color Processing — Photofinishing Tape Recorders — Accessories — Mylar Tapes RENTALS and REPAIRS ROGER PHARMACY 2710 E. Main St. Phone BE 1 -3681 2731 E. Main Street 231-7400 134 May Your Destiny Be Bright MISS GEORGE SALON OF to the Class of 1 968 From BEAUTY HARPER METHOD MR. AND MRS. RICHARD GRUNDSTEIN BARBARA MR. AND MRS. ALBERT BEIM, NANCY, JUDY MR. AND MRS. GAROLD BEIM 2950 E. Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 235-9495 CONNELL’S BEXLEY Courtesy of GREENHOUSES BEIM INSURANCE AGENCY 2385 East Main Street BE 5-8621 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 GOVERNOR AND MRS. JAMES A. RHODES AND FAMILY M.L.S. COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL TRADES Best Wishes From RUDY STERN, REALTOR A FRIEND 2651 East Main Street Columbus, Ohio 43209 Office - 237-3303 Residence — 231-3906 235-531 1 We Are As Close to You 235-5311 As Your Telephone MAIN PLUMBING CO. Best Wishes for Success and Happiness to the Class of “68” “We Specialize on Plumbing and Heating Repairs” 2673 East Main St. Bexley 9, Ohio Best Wishes of DON McCLAIN FURNITURE SHOP 175 S. 19th St. Columbus, Ohio 258-0600 Compliments of 1. H. SCHLEZINGER SONS Columbus, Ohio 136 ARTHUR B. LEACH AND SON FUNERAL HOME 21 54 East Main St. at Parkview Columbus, Ohio ARTHUR B. LEACH 237-2261 Established 1906 A Complete Drug Store Always at Your Service ACKERMAN DRUGS 2270 E. Main St. 237-7668 Prescription Specialists — Cosmetics Sundries — Sick Room Supplies — Acne Aids FREE DELIVERY LUDLOW SALES SERVICE Material Handling Equipment MILLER, COOK AND ROBINSON AGENCIES, INC. 1763 S. High St. 443-7673 4920 East Fifth Avenue Columbus 19, Ohio 237-6383 Compliments of BEST WISHES FROM r i THE COLUMBUS AUTO PARTS CO. ! METZGER ASSOCIATES INC. 9 “Barcap Replacement Products” “Insurance to fit the need to be safe — drive safely 720 E. Broad St. Columbus, Ohio 224-8109 231-4960 EMILE HAIRDRESSERS JOHNSON’S REAL ICE CREAM 2679 E. Main Street Famous for Delicious Ice Cream and Sherbets For Your Appointment Call BE 1-5511 2728 E. Main St. BE 1-0014 137 J. TOPY SONS, INC. Industrial Scrap Metal and Iron Processors FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2300 Livingston Avenue • Columbus 9, Ohio Telephone 237-6345 Compliments of SANDFORD TOPOLOSKY 464 N. Highland Ave. 279-6349 BUCKEYE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY 138 Wishing You the Best of Everything Always 2992 East Broad Street BEImont 1-3653 Columbus 9, Ohio COMPLETE SUPER MARKET OPEN SUNDAYS CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS CONGRESSMAN AND MRS. SAMUEL L. DEVINE DREXEL THEATRE 2254 E. Main Across From Capital University BE 1-9512 Compliments of DAVIDSON-GREEN 701 South Hamilton Road Authorized Volkswagen Service Sales 237-5445 Best wishes to the graduating class of 1968 Quality Used Cars 237-2509 139 PAUL’S FOOD SHOPPE 2513 East Main Street We deliver BE 1-4581 Congratulations Class of ’68 RAl DOLLAR FEDERAL SAVINGS COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE CA-4-9131 HARRIS OPTICIANS 1 99 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio H. C. GOCKENBACH ’40 President ' N. E. HARRIS, JR. W. C. STELLER Optometrists GILL HARRIS Optician JOS. F. HARRIS Contact Lenses FARM CREST BAKERIES Free parking corner of 4th and Broad 1 826 E. Livingston Columbus, Ohio OHIO AUTO PARTS CO. Fourth Spring Sts. Columbus, Ohio 43215 “Delicious Cookies J) 140 Compliments of Best Wishes From the GARDNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY RALPH CURL, ENGINEERS Tailor Made Shirts Design Consulting Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Electrical, Plant Layout 3720 E. Fifth Ave. Columbus, Ohio 237-8416 Agents Allied Van Lines EDWARDS Moving Storage Company 364 Centab Dr. 258-9531 294 East Main Best Wishes to the Class of 1 968 DODDINGTON LUMBER 455 W. Broad Street 221-5213 BILL and JOHNNY JONES COOK FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO. Furniture of Distinction JAY C. MAUPIN BOB STRANG 2862 E. Main St. 231-4949 Columbus 9, Ohio 141 AVERY PONTIAC Featuring the new 1968 Pontiac, Tempest, and Firebird 621 E. BROAD CA 8-5461 “America's Oldest Automobile Dealership” STUDENT DRIVER rtfSL-y • BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL- C 4 AVERY PONTIAC WITH 3 USED CAR LOCATIONS 1 393 E. MAIN 253-5533 THE McNALLY LUMBER COMPANY 1892-1968 4449 E. MAIN 235-3495 780 PARSONS AVE. 443-0501 [B URGE! CHEF '] L J HAMBURGERS 253-7481 HOME OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST 15« HAMBURGER HARDWOODS SOFTWOODS FROM TIMBERS TO BOARDS PLYWOOD - WALLBOARD - PANELING FULLY EQUIPPED WOODWORKING PLANT ARCHITECTURAL CUSTOM MILL WORK 3771 E. Livingston — 2431 S. High St. — Northland Your Patronage is Appreciated ROBERT E. PARKER PARKER PHOTOGRAPHS 2020 LEONARD AVENUE 142 1968 Bexleo GEO. BYERS SONS, INC. Now choose a career with success in mind Transportation Merchants for 69 Years Ohio Bell Part of the Nationwide Bell System An equal opportunity employer BATES SUPER DUPER MARKET Fairport Shopping Center 200 So. Hamilton Road 143 Best Wishes to the Class of 1 968 PIXLEY ADVERTISING May You Always Ad Correctly Best Wishes to the Class of 1 968 Compliments of FRITZ BAUMANN SONS INC. General Contractors and Plumbers 1540 E. Gates St. 444-5522 MR. AND MRS. EDWARD A. MORIARTY Custom Building and Remodeling Cassady Pharmacy, REG. NO. 3981 510 NORTH CASSADY AVE. PHONE CL 2-8359 • COLUMBUS, OHIO Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Brilliant and Happy Future 144 Compliments of SCHWARTZ BAKERY TOP DRAWER ‘‘Every day is baking day at Schwartz's” 486 E. Mound Open daily and Sunday 6 AM-7:30 PM 228-1419 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1 968 COHAGAN HARDWARE One Location 4000 East Broad 237-5467 Bexley’s New Men’s Shop Open 'till 8 on Thursday Fashion Approved by Playboy Magazine 2354 E. Main Street Columbus, Ohio 237-6665 When your sweet tooth thinks of sweets, your wisdom tooth thinks of Wentz It’s always fair weather when good fellows get together at WENTZ PHARMACY Corner of Drexel and East Main Street Established in 1912 145 A drug store with drugs and the knowledge of compounding them OH Our Office in Bexley First Federal serves Bexley Area with complete savings and loan facilities at 2450 E. Main next to the Post Office Insured Savings Loans on Homes Safe Deposit Boxes Checks Cashed Traveler’s Checks U.S. Savings Bonds Night Depository You'll enjoy the convenience of doing business with our Bexley office. You can obtain a loan to buy or remodel your home ... or receive an attractive rate on your savings. There's plenty of parking space . . . just drive in! BEXLEY OFFICE OPEN: Monday thru Thursday 9 to 3 Friday 9 A.M. straight thru to 6 P.M. Tel. 237-7436 Three Other Offices . . . DOWNTOWN: 65 East State HILLTOP: 2680 West Broad ARLINGTON: 1851 West Henderson FI RST§§§ FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 146 KREUTZ SPOHN CONSTRUCTION CO General Contractors 3431 Hamilton Rd. 837-7777 Box 65 Canal Winchester, Ohio 43110 HONDO DIGS HONDA The Boston Celtic’s and Ohio State’s John “Hondo” Havlicek chooses a Honda from Dick Klamfoth, Largest Honda Dealer in the USA. YES, Hondo finds his Honda a great time saver and a lot of fun. He has no parking problems, no traffic problems with his Honda. The Honda helps Hondo in his work and provides him with plenty of recreation, too. A lot of nice people in every field are choosing Hondas these days for work and play. Visit Klam- foth Honda Sales and learn how you too can get the conven- ience and have the fun of Honda! As little as $25.00 down and less than $4.00 a week can put you “up'' on a Honda. And . . . as we always say “You meet the nicest people on a Honda.’’ Dick Klamfoth Honda Sales 1962 E. MAIN ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO 252-9203 A complete Line of Accessories THE HAROLD COMPANY 3301 E. MAIN Color Television — Stereo Black and White Television RCA Whirlpool Appliances Dan Getreu Bexley’s Most Trusted Texaco Station GETREU TEXACO Get a Getreu gas saving tune-up! Others trust us. Why don't you! 2140 E. Livingston 231-0184 Best Wishes ROGER PHARMACY 2710 E. Main St. 231-3681 l eaih or J. Elmer Redd ‘James S. Henley ‘Eva Luper John Martin Carol Fulford E. W. Bringardner Jean Booth Felix Pedon Lou Roesch Doris Gerhold 237-3551 231-2280 231-8159 235-2787 253-7373 235-5103 237-0825 235-6916 235-9680 237-8150 Member of the Million Dollar Club of the Colum- bus Board of Realtors , KEY OLDS COMPANY LijJ 830 North High Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 First Olds Dealer in the History of Columbus to sell 1000 new Oldsmobiles in One Year 149 COCHRAN PHARMACIES BEXLEY East Main St. at Cassady Rd. 231-2789 3000 E. Broad 235-2333 BERWICK East Livingston at James Rd. 237-4238 1506 S. Hamilton at Livingston 861-2442 Delivery Service • Charge Accounts COMPLIMENTS OF SKILKEN-ROSLOVIC INC. Designers, Constructors, and Engineers 34 North Hamilton Park Place 228-6747 WILLIAM R. SMITH President YOUR HOST INC. owners, operators, consultants: hotels — motels — restaurants 666 E. Broad Columbus, Ohio 43215 221-7778 Best Wishes of 150 Bexley-Zettler Hardware Company 151 We hope that the '68 BEXLEO helps you to remember the sounds of the good old days at Bexley High. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made Seniors await graduation Governor Rhodes Speaks at Graduation Commencement exercises for the Bexley High School graduating class of 1968 were held on the evening of June 6. Following the processional, the invocation was given by Rabbi Nathan Zelizer. After two selections by the high school band, the Honorable James A. Rhodes, Governor of Ohio, spoke on the subject, “Education, Em- ployment, and the Future.” One hundred eighty-three seniors then received their diplomas, led by class Valedictorian, Laurie Samuels. Ken Becker receives his diploma. Governor Rhodes addresses the seniors. Seniors file in for Commencement. Seniors Celebrate Mardi Gras” King Bex reigns over the Mardi Gras. Luanne and her date stop for a portrait. On June sixth the newly-graduated class of 1968 and their guests went to an all-night Mardi Gras at Jeffrey Mansion. In the early hours of the evening the party-goers guessed the identities of seniors’ baby pic- tures, had their caricatures drawn, danced to the In- strumentals and the Blenders, and had their fortunes told at the Carnival. At midnight everyone attended a New Orleans style buffet dinner. Fighting off sleepi- ness, the celebrating seniors danced again and won prizes at the shooting gallery, while photographers took candid shots of them. A two-hour show was presented by the college group “Entertainment U.S.A.” Following this variety program, candid slides were shown of the seniors celebrating the evening, and the more daring of the guests went swimming. During breakfast the seniors listened to their class prophecy, written by Sue Schlezinger, Marilyn Marx, and Co- rinne Fendell. Seniors enjoy the all-night party. “I may vomit.” The Man Who Came to Dinner Maggie is serenaded by famous actor, Beverly Carlton. Sheridan Whiteside Richard Levine Maggie Cutler Cathy Salt Lorraine Sheldon Kathy Stone Bert Jefferson Richard Pree Miss Preen Lynn Wells Beverly Carlton David Lubin Banjo Fred Spohn Professor Metz David Korn Dr. Bradley Marc Shar Mr. Stanley Larry Peters Mrs. Stanley Corinne Fendell Harriet Stanley Marilyn Marx Richard Stanley Tom Lutzy June Stanley Candy Hackett John John Ludlum Sarah Kris Kramer Sandy Danny Herrel Richard catches Sheridan Whiteside's profile. “I feel the hot blood pounding through your varicose veins.” Behold, Cockroach City!” We fed'em Coca-Cola this morning. Would you care to step inside, Lorraine? Harriet presents Mr. Whiteside with a beautiful bouquet of ivy. The Junior-Senior Prom, “Gone with the Wind,” was presented by the Junior class on May 25. Prom-goers danced in an Old South atmosphere complete with a formal garden, crystal chandeliers, a fountain, and sophomore servers in hoop skirts and tuxedos. Music was provided by the Chandlers. Head chairmen for the annual event were John Laird and Danny Kayne. Juniors Present Fishing with your bare hands, Danny? Peggy and date enjoy the Prom. The Chandlers sing that Gone With The Wind •� Sophomore servers enjoy the Prom sweet soul music Prom-goers dance to the Chandler’s music Standing: Dave Callif, John Laird, Dan Kayne, Terri Ralston, Roger dayman, Ralph Pariser, Roger Smith. Seated: Peggy Wiessinger, Jill NHS Inducts New Members The annual National Honor Society assembly was held last spring. During the traditional ceremony, twenty-three scholars were chosen to be new members. Membership in the society is the high- est academic honor that can be bestowed upon a student at Bexley. Seniors must be in the upper one- third of their class while Juniors must be in the upper one-sixth to qualify for admission. In addition to scholarship, all members must exhibit the qualities of character, leadership, and service. Standing: Max Goler, Fred Spohn, Craig Hoffman, Jeff Ralph, John Ludlum, Jeff Carroll. Seated: Kris Kramer, Lynn Gall, Cyni Mulbarger, Paynter, Diane Frohnauer, Cathy Salt, Marcy Deaton, Kris Lindquist, Gail Kaltenecker, Gaye Gronlund. Debby Hawley, Kathy Liefeld, Corinne Fendell, Suzi Long, Diane Kessler. Believe it or not, Max, you made it. Members of Thespians art—Standing: Gary Quinn, John ting: Donna Hays, Marilyn Marx, Lynn Wells, Cathy Salt, Ludlum, Rick Pree, Tom Crist, Rick Levine, Jim Gigi. Sit- Kathy Stone, Gaye Gronlund, Diane Lisle, Robin Rosenfeld. Thespians, Quill and Scroll Induct Members Fourteen new members recited the Thes- pian oath and were inducted into the National Thespian Society this May. Bexley’s Spring production, The Man Who Came To Dinner, provided the required hours for the new mem- bers. Rick Levine and Kathy Stone received stars for additional work. Members of Quill and Scroll are—Standing: Max Goler, Fred Spohn, Jeff Carroll, Robin Rosenfeld, Gaye Gronlund, Co- rinne Fendell, Dale Goldberg, Pam Pollack, Sue Schlezinger, Sue Garner, Kris Kramer, Kris Lindquist, John Ludlum, The Coventry Inn was the scene of the in- duction of twenty-four new members of Na- tional Quill and Scroll. Election to this honorary society is based on work done on the Bexleo, the Torch, and the Lamplight. These publications were advised by Mrs. Linda Hart- ranft, Mrs. Sara Amos and Mr. Paul Drewes, respectively. Gary Schottenstein, Ralph Pariser, Avvy Fox. Sitting: Laurie Schroeder, Julie Paine, Cyni Mulbarger, Marilyn Marx, Marcy Deaton, Holly Campbell, Laura Nicholl, Susi Long. Carr, Carroll, Reynolds Break Records Back row: Managers Sheldon Novak, Steve Pifer, and George Poston. Steve Vasko, Jim Kahan, Steve Callif, Bruce Hanners, Tyler Loehnert, Tom Hall, Cliff Davis, Carl Gruenler, Lynn Carroll, Mark Gladen, Tom Reynolds, Coach Owen. Second row: Jim Heironimus, Gordon Gray, Larry Carr, Bruce Legg, Carl Friedland, Ralph Pariser, Mike Kessler, Roger Myers, Dan Ludlum, Coach Ridenour. First row:Colby Crall, Dennis Maupin, Roger Smith, Jeff Carroll, Tom Carr, Bill Reynolds, Matt Unger, Tom Theibert, Dave Callif. The success of the 1968 track team can be attributed to the persistent hard work and high team spirit which was exemplified by co-cap- tains Tom Carr and Bill Reynolds. The thin- clads compiled a 7 and 1 record. The single loss came against Walnut Ridge with a score of 64 to 63. In addition to having a winning season, this year’s track team set three school records: Tom Carr in the one mile run, Bill Reynolds in the low hurdles, and Jeff Carroll in the two- mile run. Statistically, the nine graduating sen- iors contributed three fourths of the team’s points. Bruce crossed the line. Matt concentrates on running. Will he make it? What goes up must come down. The end of a race and the end of another season has come. Track Meet Scores Bexley 83 Reynoldsberg 44 Bexley 79-1 2 Hartley 47-1 2 Bexley 91 Ready 35 Bexley 76 Groveport 51 Bexley 79 Delaware 48 Bexley 78 Grandview 49 Bexley 63 Walnut Ridge 64 Bexley 85 Franklin Heights 42 Reynolds hurdles another one. Carr completes his jump. Standing: Coach P. Smith, Dave Sachs, Mark Orr, Scott Weakley, Roger dayman, Mitch Canin, Craig Birhanzl, Mike Callif, Mike Kelly Kirk, Mike Pedon, Steve Berlin, David Byrnes, Jack Knauer, Gray. Jim Moriarty. Seated: Joe Helmick, Steve Wyman, Leonard Tieman, Pitchers Are Bright Spot on ’68 Team Although this year’s baseball team had another disappointing losing season, the pitchers did supply some bright spots for the rather unhappy year. The very fine earned run average, combined for five of the starting pitchers, was less than 1.25. As good as it was, the pitching could not make up for the other aspects of the Lion’s game. The team was not able often enough to support its mound-work and come through with a win. Captain for this year’s squad was Senior Steve Jim swings . . . and connects. Wyman who also filled the catcher’s spot on the team. Next year Mark Orr will take over Steve’s position as captain. During the same assembly in which Orr was named captain, Senior Jim Moriarty was honored as this year’s most valuable player. Fel- low pitcher Roger dayman was named most im- proved. Above: High level strategy huddle maps the game plan. Upper right: Roger goes down swinging. Reserve team: Standing: John Myers, Greg Seabolt, Jeff Hertenstein, Chris Williams, George Long, Phil Thiebert, Jack Jones. Seated: Gary Williams, Mike Wildeman, Richard O'Donnell, Randy Gray, Tom Grogran, Jan Finberg, Tom Hadley. The bench waits for the action to start. Varsity team: Bob Germain Greg Henley Rob Reinhorn Jerry Office Coach Smith Henley Captains Golf Squad This year’s golf team, coached by Carlton Smith and captained by Greg Henley, finished third in the B.A.C. The varsity team consisted of four: Bob Ger- main, Greg Henley, Rob Reinhorn, and Jerry Office. All were first-year lettermen this year and thus had limited experience. But after their trip to North Carolina in the spring Coach felt they were ready for the best, so he scheduled the top three teams in the district: Arlington, Worthington, and Granville. At the district tournament Bexley finished four- teenth out of fifty-six teams. Their over-all record was 2-5. Bexley 8-1 2 Eastmoor 1 2 Bexley 4 Hartley 1 Bexley 4-1 2 Mt. Vernon 8-1 2 Bexley 5 Whitehall 8 Bexley 3-1 2 Arlington 9-1 2 Bexley 2 Mt. Vernon 11 Bexley 3 Academy 10 Coach prepares to tee off. Varsity team Standing: David Lynn, Mgr. John Gerhold David Barrett Bob Forman Martin Flicker Coach Click Kneeling: Milt Pixley Hank Gorchoff David Dick Gary Weil Tennis Team Finishes 9-3 At the end of this year’s tennis season Coach Click’s netters completed another successful season with a 9-3 record. Because of rain the B.A.C. cham- pionship was cancelled. Hank Gorchoff was captain of this year’s team and will be captain again next year. Bexley competed in the district tournament on May 13, where Bob Forman and Hank Gorchoff represented Bexley in the singles matches. Hank Gorchoff reached the quarter finals before being eliminated. Swing'll Hank Reserve: Standing: Bob Macklin, Dave Goldman, Tim Pickering, Kneeling: Mike Herrel, Mike Broidy, Ed Schottenstein. Tennis Team Makes Progress Margie stands by as Elaine smashes one across the net. Lisa stretches to get that point. The girl’s tennis team, coached by Melinda Blakie and led by co-captains Liz Smith and Loren Loving, finished with a season of two wins and two losses. The team made good progress this year in spite of the fact that almost all of the girls were new to the squad and many of their practices were rained out. 03 m CO C s o t- a m —i co £ O ►—« CO H m Z m a m 3 Z t- Back row: Loren Loving, Sue Eschenbrenner, Liz Smith, Becky Carruthers, Lisa Deinhardt. Front row: Elaine Meizlish, Mary Dana Livingston, Margie Dworkin.