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

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1925 HI-ECHO 1925 MISS GRACE DAVENPORT, B Pd. Ypsilanti Domestic Science For what are all our contrivings, And the wisdom of our books. Compared with a good dinner, Prepared by our good cooks. E. K. GAUMER, B. A. Wittenberg College Physics and Economics Tall of stature, and of quality supreme. MISS ADELINE HALLECK Junior High Mathematics She taught what was decorous and lawful. MISS FRIEDA ARLIENE HEIBY B.G.N.C. Geography A winning way, a friendly smile: In all, a teacher quite worth while. MRS. JESSIE HOWE, B. S. in Ed. B.G.N.C. History It's nice to be natural when you are so naturally nice. MISS FLORENCE LADD, Ph. B. Denison Physical Education and Mathematics She enjoys and relishes a pun, And thinks the world is made for fun. ll5l ,.. . -3 .,, L . l A if a l V 7 Ev A-2 l .r If -, I 4 ex, ' .1 W. . V - 1 +. .. ., ' 233335 ...,,:5 ggi ef, 1 'V' I sill .. -A: V523 . ,. ' 5 f -vt . a ,fl gli P 1 z vwabi-1, . If4l,1Ql.-W ,,..,kr' - gg 2 E.. . -1,'Q af I 1 ' 11 -' N -fi . wc WY 8 l V - x .w . . - 1.1 x.M, ..,,,. st' gl ,Ax 4. 554 .Q - .5 - - Q-:5-,.., , ,rf-1 ,hzcx 'xy vb: r. ' 5 F441 ..,- v ,. 1. Q H s 2 xx ! . ,y,-J . sg 1 f 1,32 .1 J .6 1 P t . 4 ,.-1 ? any Y A' -971 x AQ, X ur',: L ,- rvwivw is f- nte, n .- N H 1. ,fi f 4 ' 4 f 4 ' is ' I IE. N 3. . wg ,251 14 1' 11 S X f .4 . 'NG Q ' l ff. .95 , I , ap? -1 'C ' .ral x ' W 1 Q 1 kv- ..1 - .1-Min n In ' ,, ' ff, , . . 31

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H I-ECHO 1925 '- - gv, , 11-1'4p .4 'W de-N531 1' ' ,1'j' XB Q' -,145-Q.. , t . ,f ' 4' . . JI' . Tim LQSZEF7- zlfiizf iff' , - K Q' I ' 5 P ' u '-If' ffffrf 1 ' X-is 4 S27 1' 2 SIDNEY AILES, B. S. in Ed. Ohio Northern Biology Come forth into the light of things Let nature be your teacher. W. A. ALEXANDER, B. S. in Agr. Ohio State Vocational Agriculture An ounce of performance is worth a whole world of promise. E. L. BOYLES, A. B. Otterbein Mathematics Not for himself but for others does he live: The best that is in him to the school does he give. MISS ARDAH BROWN, A.B. Ohio Wesleyan Latin and English Sweetness and modesty for her have won A place in the heart of everyone. MRS. E. A. CHARMLEY Junior High History Far you may search e'er you will find One so generous, fair, and kind. MISS NADINE CLEVENGER, B.S. B.G.N.C. English May you always be the same, Changing nothing but your name. l'l4'l

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925 HI-ECHO 1925 'zjtfivf ,,'. at 19' JY' 'life - 3166 65 V - 1'-32 if ' ' 1' .Q .ifzl T Lf 3593 ,' ' .1 L' V f 'L . QV xii' 5' -, Miss MARIAN LANTZ, B. A. -'55 ' ' fig Ohio Wesleyan . .fu HN - 'y ,-f , -lvl 4 .Mathematics 5 QA.- f '14 A R Always jolly, always kind, fi, She's the one we like to find. ' - lb, ' am . 1 4 1 ,, 'e s. '- . i ue' ,H '12 .. , 49 , - u wegvg, -. r R Vlr 5 Fi, 'V 4 55525 I f-42 ' isa? MAURICE MERCER University of Michigan Junior High English and Debating Graced thou art with all the power of words. HARRY E. MURLIN Miami Manual Training A little fun now and then Is relished by the best of men. ROBERT RETTIG, B. S. Denison Physical Education and Coach of Athletics His bark is worse than his bite. MISS MARGARET ROBSON, A. B. Oberlin Latin Language is a city, to the building of which every human being brought a stone. RAYMOND H. RUBRAKE, B. A. Marietta College Spanish and English Stately and tall he moves in the halls, The chief of a thousand for grace.