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

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:tic Lrk on, of 2 , :lee fun He ere a in h a rls' rls' cia- .S. 'ear .ing ls a rest s is lay. etic and pect And irls' now iend ghts and l on else - I ' , T 7i'f'3 L3v..f.g3 bfi-iigj-p.2:,VQ'. . I ' ' -A '- 33 1923 HI-ECHO 1923 ORTHA VVELSH. Roosevelt Literary Society 2-3. Ortha has been ill so much of the time that she has been unable to keep up her work as she would have liked to. She works hard but always has time for some fun. And when going on a sleigh-ride party-well, you'd be surprised. JOHN NEILING. JACKIE Milton H. S. 1-23 Jeffersonian Literary Society 3. John joined our ranks without much general attention, but soon we began to notice a, decided difference in the groups of which he was a part, Though he wor- ries the teachers by his pranks, yet he amuses them, and is well liked by all who know him. e MARGARET BULGER. Limestone N, Y. 1-25 Jeffersonian Lit- erary Society 3g Girls' Glee Club 3-4. Although she is rather quiet, she always has a smile and a pleasant word for every- one. She seems to think high school too simple and easy when taken alone, so spends part of her time going to college. Her work here proves that at least her high school work isn't neglected. EDGAR RUDOLPH. NED. Roosevelt Literary Society 2-33 Boys' Glee Club 3g Hi-Y Club 35 Athletic Asso- ciation 2-3-4. School is a good enough place to learn but a much better place to have a good time. In this idea Edgar does not stand alone. However, if Edgar is as good in the grocery store as he is in school, he bids fair to be a John Wanamaker, the second. JOSEPHINE LINCOLN. JOE Roosevelt Literary Society 2-35 Physi- cal Ed. Club 3g Athletic Association 2-3-4. Quiet and unassuming. But Josephine is another one of our prospective artists. We are told that on her vacation over at the river she is not as quiet as she ap- pears at school. E251 1 I 1 . ...Y - l - , - W- -X r .ir s...I..L ......e.-r-:r fs'ff?f ' i':?-f'?ff '..--- '-1?F3?i' - hp?-vi--22:4 as

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'..a ' 1 -rfnwf' 'r H ' '1f,pa.g3fg...gg,f,,,,5?,:'g-5,- .---n is 2 1923 1 H1-EcHo 1 1923 from her ie of We a en- : had zaken hletic ut he Per- n the how- him chief Girls' either takes noble house- ry So tic As turallx s until 1e Del nterest under Liter l school t know us last as won LUCILE RUST. Jeffersonian Literary Society 2-33 Phy- sical Ed. Club 2g Athletic Association 2-3- 4. This prim little miss with her puffs never ruffed is very easily fussed. She numbers among her friends many girls and many boys. RACHEL BRYANT. RACH. Roosevelt Literary Society 2-33 Girls, Glee Club 35 Basketball 45 Debate 43 Phy- sical Ed. Club 25 Athletic Association 2-3- 4. . Boys are a minor part in Rachel's young life except When she Wants a game of base- ball with them. Rachel has already gained fame as a linguist, and it would not sur- prise us, to find her soon making a trip to France or Spain. ROBERT FULLER. BOB. Jeffersonian Literary Society 2-35 Ath- letic Association 3-4. Robert is another one of our students who would rather have a good time than study. Therefore he expects to come back next year. To those who know him he proves a good pal. LILLIAN MERCER LlLL Jeftersonlan Literary Society 2 3 Girls Glee Club 4 Lillian IS a friend to everyone Always sm1l1ng she keeps those about her in the best of humor In fact 1f we should see Lillian Without a smile on her face We Would think something terrible had hap pened MILDRED LANDERS Jeffersonian Literary Society 2 3 If silence was golden then Mildred would be able to purchase the world When she does speak her woi ds show that she is a deep thinker Her studies occupy the most of her time though she attends some of the social affairs ,H 'Y 'W' 'r 'F shea. -.sa sg