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

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' A .u,ta.g'c 'S if i923 HI-ECHO 1923 Lg. Farewell The senior class of this year 1922-23 is the largest in the history of our High School. This, in itself, is an honor to you. You have completed the work offered in the public schools of the great State of Ohio. Again, this is com- mendable. Also you have kept the faith of those who have gone before, you have persisted unto the end, this is not only of value to yourselves, but a service to the State. We bid you good-bye. Our hope and our faith goes with you, you have the confidence and trust of this administration. These are great days-great in possibilities, therefore, great in responsibili- ties. The way is open for the best that We may think or do. Let us find and keep the true way. 'ATO voice our deepest feelings no words come, But those of kindred spirit understand, And know, what beauty and what riches lie Withiii the border of that silent land. And that it may be given you and me To share the glories of that higher way, Beyond the things we touch and see and feel, This is my prayer for you today. ' D. C. B. l14l R E fact vvor fere her P I bal 1 I'1 to vve yvit cor l l hai bei str wvh he C11 :Xt ag yvl iS Sh th D3 ni E, 31 fa St ir gt

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P 1923 ' of our High Led the Work this is com- beforeg you but a service you have the l responsibili- t us find and as - 912221152 '+- -v. 1923 H1-EcHo 9 BERNADET LAHEY. BUN. Roosevelt Literary Society-2-3. Bun is a quiet sort of girl, so quiet in fact, that few have discovered her real worth. She does not let good times inter- fere with her studies and works hard for her grades. FRANKLIN BANDEEN. FRANK, Roosevelt Literary Society 2-35 Basket- ball 3g Athletic Association 2-3-4. We would be astonished to hear of Frank getting all A's, but he manages to get through somehow. Just the same we wouldn't want to part with him, for his witty remarks prove him to be a pleasant companion., HELEN SHIVELY Roosevelt Literary Society 2-3. Helen is another one of those dark haired, brown eyed maidens, who, besides being so well liked, is one of the diligent students. We can remember her for one who is willing to share all she has with her friends. IVAN KERR. MANDY. Jeffersonian Literary Society 2-33 Boys' Glee Club 33 Hi-Y Club 33 Basketball 3-45 Athletic Association 2-3-43 Business Man- ager of Hi-Echo 4. For business Ivan's head is full,-but when it comes to love-it's Fuller , He is one to whom you could give a co-mmis- sion and think no more of it, knowing that it would be done, He has proven this by his fine work as Manager of this An- nual. MARTHA ROBINSON. Roosevelt Literary Society 2-35 Physical Ed. Club 35 Athletic Association 3-4. On with the dance! Martha is sure to attend, if possible. This seems to be her favorite type of amusement. It seems strange that one who spends so much time in pursuing pleasure should get such good grades. But Martha is an exception. U51