Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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Enthusiasm boosts spirit week This y( ar ' s spirit vv(n, ' k included a mixture of both traditional and new activities. The week began with western day, a long time favorite, returning the school to the days of the wild west. Tuesday was 50 ' s day, which brought out the nostalgia in most students. The ensemble rocked around the 50 ' s at lunchtime. Yom Kippur provided a mid- week rest from the festivities which resumed with formal day on Thursday. Formal day provided a show of many long-forgotten outfits retrieved from the attics of many students. Friday, blue and white day, rounded out spirit week and prepared students for the homecoming game with Marysville. A truckful of rowdy Senior.s escort ttipir fin Top of the morning to oil. says Charlotte Prytz

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- M Ease on down the road The Homecoming dance concluded the week ' s festivities and featured the band, The Diamond Brothers. This year ' s theme was Somewhere Over the Rainbow and had surroundings from The Wizard of Oz. The sign above the entrance stated, You are now entering the Land of Oz, and the inside surroundings held true to this statement. From the yellow brick road leading to Emerald City, where the court reigned, the students were mesmerized as they danced through the night in a new and mystic world. The Diamond Brother ' s musical entertainment ran the gamut from Led Zeppelin to Lynyrd Skynyrd. At midnight, the band played their final song, and the adventure to Emerald City came to a close. • my Williams and Troy Bell take a break for refreshments. rhe lead guitarist entertains in The Land of Oz Couples dance in Emerald City to the tunes of the Diamond Brothers.