Bowling Green High School - Hi Echo Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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.gkx ,f f f's-X 1 and i-Tis BG1-13 Hi..- f H A ' ' K 1 h -'HH 19 2 2 - Vw- ROBERT WHIPPLE- Bob Carrie Football 3-4: Jetfersonian Society 2-3-4. Uob believes in doing all his work tomorrow. Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you may die, is his motto. But Bob isn't that bad, for one of these days he is eoniing bark to earth. Every time tho fire whistle blows a knowing sxnile erosses his fare. VVe wonder X ' why! 1 N Q 1 CARRIE bxirrn X 1 f N Am N Ron I l N llui 1- Drarnatie Som-iety 1: Girls' fllee Club 3-el: .let- fersonian Literary Soeiety. A lnonuniental good nature rests upon her 1-onntenanee and she has, besides, a sereno ex- pression of one who has her future provided for. lNllSA R0BliR'l'S-'Iliff' Sm-ienee Society lg Roosevelt Literary Society 2- 3-4 VVhen one look at Artiinisu they are relninded of a Puritan inaid, dainty, 1-heerful, quiet, ever ready to help, but never seeking the foreground. The sun shines from out her face, the sun f shines from her hair. ERT XfVAUGll--u1J,0llU Football 3, li. G. 45 Basketball 31 Captain li, ll. 43 heeretary of .leffersonian Literary Soi-iety 4. Holm had some pave to go to keep up with his brother, but he has kept the par-e in :ithleties even if he didn't in talking. They say Bob is a frequent ealler at VVilIia1n's Hall, Don't know what the attraction is unless it is .-. Nor- nnil Girl! . ,im RCJl,l.l5R Dramatic- Society 1: .leffersonian Soeiety Z-3-4. There is 1lllll'll work to be done in this old world and Helen is to take her share ol' it early. She finishes her high school eourse as one ol' tho youngest rnenibers of the class. She will have time for her further education and still bo ready, when younger than many, to take up her tasks which we know she will do so well. 4.--, f f , f-7 -r - - -Y: - , :sie 1, gg -1 1-..,,,1 lf: 1 .L Q Yi ,, Y: - -, 1 .Y

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.x. XX '53 Z, H XX f kgs A '-w. X J 1 rr'.e.'e'a'iEE 524421. , X X BGHS. llI'-- f ll 1922 l iovb IJl2iANl'I'DFIll1iF'1 Sc-ientihe Society 13 Class Vice President 23 lloosevelt Society 2-3-45 Basketball 2-li. G. 3-45 Sturlent Manager of Basketball and Football 3- 43 Business Manager of Hi-lic-ho. The sun is always shining with Deanie, and that smile of his just wins everyone. As Business Nlanager of the Hi-Echo, Lloyd has done won- ders. NVle are all proud of Deanie and the elass of '22 wishes him success in all endeavors. lxUTH Z1z1.i.ER Dramatic Society 15 Roosevelt Literary Soviety 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 3-4. Full of fun? Yes, but you flon't find it out 'till you've known her a long time. Genuine? Yes, and you know that the minute you look at her. Lovable? Yes, for she has hosts of loyal friends. Kfxrn EBINI5 NORTON- Kitty Dramatic Society 15 .leffersonian 2-3-43 Phy- sieal Eel. Club 3-45 Girls' Glee Club 4. Oh! Those snappy blaek eyes and raven hair! Une is reminded of ll mythical Spanish l'rineess when they gaze on Kitty--so full of romance andzeharm. Her favorite amusement is listen- ing to the many wild tales that Deanie tells. ll Ai.1.,xefz XVAGNER-'lWlllltF President of Roosevelt Society 3: Class Presi- dent 3: Football B. G. 3-43 Captain 45 Presi- dent of Hi-Y Club 4: Athletie Editor of Hi- ltlm-ho. Wallie is always hounclecl by those Juniors and Wallie is always at the heels of Marguer- ite. He lives for football and between it and note writing, he manages to put a few minutes here and there on his sc-hool work. O1 Al. Bl.ACK-Ulfddfen Girls' Glee Clubg Roosevelt Literary Society. Only at few people really know Opal. She has marked ability, and can do whatever she sets out to do with little apparent effort or strain. Disguise it as you will-- To right or wrong, 'tis fashion guides us still. .f- , , - , .. . - 1g -......

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B-GH5QIl - i t - lll922 .,- -- XVA Ill' lik Do LI'l l'-- 71flllllIlA1'H Asheville H. S. 1-Z-33 Clziss Yi:-e President 43 lllditor in Chief of H'i-Eehog l52lSli9tll2lll 41 Foot- bnll -lg Glee Club -lg lli-Y Club 45 Roosevelt 4. 'Fornniy joined the ranks of '22 during: his Sen- i.or year, but it seems as though he has allways belonged to us, although the .lunior girls have tried to 4-laiini him. Vvfillltll' has fi t':Lsc-i'i:Ltim.:' nizinner that wins him many friends. Well! X I RIIIXXVLIQ' we :Ill like him! f N NINA KIl.GORE-ngeffyn l'ortuge Hi 1-2-3: Roosevelt Literary Sol-iety 43 Girls' fllee Club 4. No wonder Nina is envied by the other girls, for it is rumored that she is the only Portngezln of the fair sex who hzis El stez1dy. However, we believe her L-l2l.l'li hflir :ind eyes would vuuib most :my lllflll. N ' f N IVIARIIZ BRr2ssr.ER-'Uwirkey Girls' Glee Club 3-43 Cheer Leader 45 Jefferson- iun Literary Soeiety 2-3-4g History Soeiety 1. Pep! Th:Lt's lVl,2ll'l6 ull over. She was elected :Ls the girls' che-er leader and she surely fills the bill. Of course we ull feel Il deep interest in lvlsirie, but 'tPunc'h espeeizilly does-never mind--we W0n't tell any more. X f f N ROBliR'l' lLNci.is1I- Bob liaisketballl 1-23 Seott ll. S. 3: Glee Club 41 Hi-Y I Ulub 43 Football 43 Roosevelt Soeiety 2-43 As- sistant Business IUJINIIQOI' of Hi-Pleho. llob, after spending 21 year at Seott, returned to old ll. G. Hi, where ties tot' the hearty are stronger. Mary says that he is wonderful. NVD :ill think so, too. Ifussing is his specially. . i flC'l'AVlA Slxlnlsk- Tnoli- , , l'l1ysic-:il Ed. Clubg Roosevelt Literary Society 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 3-4. 'Foots is tull, 'Foots is dignified tsometirnesb, Tools luis :Luburn hair. Toots is ii SI'l'2lIJl?0l', for she is always smnmiiiig with lflvy, and some- times she gets real dangerous, espec-izilly when there is suffivient snow ou the i.:'round to lllillit' sobby-suuashy snow bulls. jf--111,-,.:::...1, -A--:::::::,-.2--.......... 21 -........--1-3 --f-- ::f:----W .Y . :elif-Q V 1-4.