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S*';;^ . ^•»W'.II'*I..,. fl»"l* n\*m fl* I C" IE. I ' I 5 HI % 1 1^%^ -Jufitfl. •Z* 1 1 | # • I 0* 1 HJ !'••• . * I - m m ' • Bexley Public Library F RZVR1 iOHHH ^1 THE SENIOR CLASS of BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL Bexley, Ohio presents John Willson, Edifoi J N I k \ 1 1 LL, '"^ra | Judy Wood, Associate Editor ,.-|fi| f V '. I . rwr P if'•', 1 a w • ! jlP*ftj 14. :\ < • zmh kT^ m i Page Three \/A ! Our goals, our standards, our spirits are ever rising Patterns support our every step A pattern in bright lights, reminding us of victorious moments O VISITORS \\ HOME * \ ft YARDS TO GO Patterns are everywhere. Whether simple or complex, they have beauty and appeal. But they have significance too. Strangely enough, some of the most significant patterns are intan­ gible. During his lifetime, the indi­ vidual sees many obvious patterns; yet he may overlook the one which is of greatest importance—the pattern of his own life. The way is up 4 / V Within these portals lie designs for living •A IA 1 Page Eight Administration C. W. JONES Dr. E. D. JARVIS Principal Su-perintende nt Board of Education DAVID H. SHAW AN HUGH H. BONE MRS. SHELDON MANN R. E. KESSLER President Secretary MRS. ROBERT GREEN WALTER ENGLISH Vice-President Page Nine I Sara M. Amos Antoinette L. Barr Mary Squire Bethel Russell Boring Mrs. Amos, M.A. University of Michigan . teaches English and journalism . TORCH advisor ... the little bell. Mrs. Barr, M.A. Oberlin College and Ohio State University . teaches senior English . "That's neither here nor there, but . ." Miss Bethel, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches typing, shorthand, and office practice . 'Make it Sharp." Mr. Boring, M.A. Capital University . teaches biology . Visual Aids supervisor . Text Book Coordinator . "Yes, Mum." Mrs. Buchanan, B.A. Capital University . teaches speech, dramatics, and English . Dramatics Club advisor . National Thespian advisor . "Now, come on! Get quiet!" Sara Buchanan Miss Close, B.A. Ohio State University . teaches social studies . F.T.A. advisor . Prom advisor . "literally . ." Mr. Duffey, M.A. Ohio State University and Miami University . teaches •• physical education, industrial arts, engineering drawing, and American history . "All right, you guys, count off!!" Mr. Field, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches history, geography, and mechanical drawing . "If you insist on talking . ." l~ ^>] 1 Miss Gallogly, M. A. and M.S. in L.S. University of Wisconsin and Western Reserve University . Librarian . Book Club advisor . "Cooperation works both ways." Mr. Gibboney, M.S.S. Notre Dame and Fordham University . teaches Latin */ and sociology . Hi-Y advisor . tennis coach . "Try thinking; it's fun!!" Maridean Close Joseph Gibboney Page Ten John Mazarak Charles Hoel Ralph M. Howell fe Mr. Hoel, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches biology and physics . "By golly, you get to work." Mr. Howell, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches English and French . BEXLEO and French Club advisor . "C'est tres bien, mon amie." Miss Love, B.S. Ohio State University . teaches physical education and health . G.A.C. advisor . "Tie those pennies." Mr. Mazarak, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches instrumental music . Music Club advisor . "Clear the hall." Miss McCurdy, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches English . Y-Teen advisor . "Just one more thing, class." Mrs. Minton, B.S. Ohio State University . teaches Spanish and English . Cheerleader advisor . "When you go to Mexico . ." Mr. Myers, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches English and vocal music Music Club advisor . Prom advisor . Junior Class advisor . "Pay attention." Mr. Nonnemacher, A.B. Eastern State College . teaches economic geography physical education . assistant football and head baseball coach . "Let's get it quiet in here." Mr. Owen, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches sales, business training, and bookkeeping . assistant football and head track and swimming coach . "The book is always right." Mr. Ridenour, B.S. Ohio State University . teaches mathematics, biology, and algebra . freshman basketball coach, assistant track coach . "Is anyone with me?" Mr. Ringer, M.A. Bowling Green University . teaches drivers' education . "Keep to the right." Janice Minton C. Robert Myers Clarence Nonnemacher Page Eleven fty^f^- Ah. Robert T. Ringer John F. Schacht Carlton H. Smith Laurence Smith Mr. Schacht, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches advanced mathematics . "Are you a student or are you just occupying a seat?" Mr. C. Smith, M.S. Ohio Wesleyan University and University of Minnesota . teaches chemistry . head basketball and golf coach . "For cryin' in the night." Mr. L. Smith, M. A. Ohio State University . teaches Spanish . Spanish Club advisor . "Andale!" Mr. Swinehart, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches algebra, math, and health . assistant football and basketball coach . "Let's work more and talk less." Mr. Tenwalde, M.A. Bowling Green University . teaches algebra and plane geometry . head football and wrestling coach . quizzes and push-ups. Dana N. Swinehart Miss Thomas, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches home economics . Dean of Girls . Y-Teen advisor . "Did you bring your excuse?" Mr.Tipton, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches government and economics . Dean of Boys . Student Council advisor . "You aren't coming in on my station." Mr. Trivella, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches art . Art Club advisor . "Where are my keys?" Miss Wylie, M.A. Ohio State University . teaches Latin and English . Latin Club advisor . "This test will be easy if . ." Harold Tenwalde Marion Thomas Harold V. Tipton Ralph H. Trivella Opal L. Wylie "Now here's Formosa," says Miss Close to Steve Carolyn Young, Carol Gloyd, and Ruth Held all agree that "practice DeVoe and Nancy Samson makes perfect" "Would you check that again, Mrs. Manly?" Steve DeVoe, Carol Jolliffe, and Jim Quisenberry try Mr. Schacht's asks John Willson as Rick Thatcher observes iss Wylie docet Betty Harris et Tex Pritchett Librarian Miss Gallogly and friends Coach Smith reveals the secrets of chemistry to Glenda Schottenstein, • eed a lift, Mr. Ringer?" asks his driver Jcation class Linda Varley, and Larry Wolf 3* I'age Fourteen I 4 DIANE LONG, Secretary-Treasurer GEORGE SLATER, Vice-President RON CLOWSON, President Page Fifteen ' \ FRESHMEN Every year a large group of girls and boys enters Bexley High School as freshmen. Since the high school routines are entirely new to them, the freshmen follow the examples set by the upperclassmen. At the begin­ ning of the year, the freshmen start to develop the pattern of their high school life. Throughout the year, they become more and more familiar with high school both academically and socially. As a result, next year they will begin to be leaders. With a great deal of enthusiasm and ingenuity, this year's freshmen class selected the theme, "Let's crown Leo!" for their float in the Homecoming parade and captured first prize. This will certainly be a treasured part of their high school life pattern. May all their later projects be as sucessful! I , Upper Group Middle Group Lower Group Back row Back row Back row Mary Ahlborn Bob Berman Lois Devine Don Alspaugh Barry Blank Dickie Dick Alan Airman David Bloomfield Pam Dinkelaker Susan Antle Jack Boren Dick Dolin Jerry Anthony Diane Borror Sharon Downard John Armbruster Lenore Brobst Caroline Dozer Bill Barr Paula Daines Cheryl Dr. i/. Front row Front row Front row Sam Bates Mason Burgess Joan Dunavent Joann Bell Tony Cain Joan Edmonds Linda Bender Nancy Calland Joel Engleman Ricky Bender Dorothy Clark Ann Epstein Barbara Benedict Ron Clowson Don Feinstein Martha Bernstein Kenny Cohen Judy Fell Larry Berlin Cindy Crall Dick Frankel Teri Berman Ricky Culbertson Page Seventeen Upper Group Middle Group Lower Group Back row Back row Back row Penny Fenburr Leslie Gutter Susan Horst Teddy Fischer Judy Haas Steve Hughes Judy Franz Kenny Haas Jim Hunter Linda Franz Joe Halasz John Jones Harry Gate -Calvin Hamrick Paul Jackson Nancy Fritsche Sharon Harbold Harold Jaye Mary Lou Garves Steve Harr Jim Jones Joyce Friedman Mike Hausman Sheldon Hurwitz Bruce Gilbert Front row Front row Front row Sue Helmick Kathy Julian Ruth Glick Bob Hepps Nancy Kahan Dick Golden Grade Herbst Rosanne Kanter Reesa Goldsmith Mark Herman John Karn Sandra Goldstein Charles Herr Kathy Kastner Ben Goodall Larry Herwald Barry Kayne Barry Goodman Janet Heyde Diane Keams Joe Graham Tom Keever Peggy Gregg Page Eighteen I Upper Group Middle Group Lower Group Back row Back row Back row Jim Kellogg Raymond McWhorter Sally Monow Elaine Kooperstein Barry Mellman Susan Murray Chuck Korn Dennis Mellman Charles Myers Miriam Kuhn Jack Meyer Jeff Nedelman Ellen Landsman Don Meyers Babs Nelson Bob Layton Brian Michaelson Kathie Newhouse Mary Middleton Marlene Novak Front row Scott McElroy Karen Packard Tim Lane Front row Joan Levin Front row Jeff Paine Diane Levison Carol Miley Sharon Paine Susan Lieberman Pat Miller Don Partsch Diane Long Steve Miller Audrey Peila Rusty Loucks Marilyn Moffatt Lee Ann Powers Dick Lutzy Alisann Morgan Steve Malloy Grant Price Celestia Manson Ruthayn Queen Meg McGavran Phyllis Rail Page Nineteen Upper Group Middle Group Lower Group Back row Back row Back row Stan Sells Bill Vlasak Eddie Rosenfeld Brenda Waisman Carolyn Redd Kathy Sheetz Barbara Rose Rozie Siegel Reid Wasserstrom Steve Rosenthal Cheryl Simpson Lorraine Weber Sue Roth George Slater Jim Westwater Marcia Ruhling Jeri Smallsreed Bonnie Wesley Marilyn Ruhling Jean Smith Richard Westerman Dick Rush Wayne Smith Susan Wexner Karen Scheiderer Mae Whiteside Front row Front row Front row Ronnie Solove Linda Wick Joan Schlezinger Nancy Stock Jeff Williams Dan Schoedinger Judy Taylor Helen Willson Geri Schottenstein Bill Thomas Jack Wood Lewis Schottenstein John Tidball Mary Wulber Sandra Schwartz Chris Tsitouris Linda Young Frank Sebring Margy Turner Judy Seff Fahn Zelizer Anne Urton Ronny Zelizer Joel Ziskind Page Twenty ELLEN ZISKIND, Secretary-Treasurer NANCY SAMSON, Vice-President ANDY TSITOURIS, President Page Twenty-one SOPHOMORES Traditionally the sophomores bear evidence of a clearing pattern.
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    Georgia State University ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University Communication Dissertations Department of Communication 5-11-2015 Representations of African American Women on Reality Television After the Great Recession Steven Herro Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.gsu.edu/communication_diss Recommended Citation Herro, Steven, "Representations of African American Women on Reality Television After the Great Recession." Dissertation, Georgia State University, 2015. https://scholarworks.gsu.edu/communication_diss/55 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Department of Communication at ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Communication Dissertations by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. REPRESENTATIONS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN ON REALITY TELEVISION AFTER THE GREAT RECESSION by STEVEN K. HERRO Under the Direction of Marian Meyers, Ph.D. ABSTRACT This project is animated by two related probLems. First, there are reLativeLy few studies of the ways that African American women are represented on reaLity teLevision. Second, the current Literature about representations of BLack women on reality television compLetely ignores the Great Recession as an important contextual factor. In this study, I pair the Constant Comparative Method of textuaL anaLysis with discourse analysis to answer the question: “How does reaLity teLevision represent African American women in terms of gender, race, and cLass in the context of the aftermath of the Great Recession?” I closeLy anaLyzed reaLity teLevision programs with the highest ratings in 2012: The Voice, American Idol, Survivor, The Biggest Loser, and The Real Housewives of Atlanta. To better understand how Black wom- en are represented on these shows, I contextualize my analysis in terms of intersectionality, post-racism, post-sexism, and neoLiberaLism.