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

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IEC JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Maurice Kaetzel, Mary Ellen Keil, Alba Klopfenstein fsoph.J, Merle Klotz fsoph.J, Geraldine Landis, Ella Mae Loomis Qsoph.J, Annabel Long. SECOND ROW: Laura Lorenzen, Ethel Lowe, Martha McCrory, Joseph McLaughlin, Dorothy Martin, Edna Munn, Mary Murlin. THIRD ROW: Clarence Nelson fsoph.J, Elnora Onofrio, Fern Patterson, Alice Pearce fsoph.J, Doris Porter, Florence Power, Richard Powell. FOURTH ROW: Virginia M. Powell, Elwood Reed, Viola Rickett, Carl Robertson, Carl Rode, Howard Sautter, Dorothy Secor. FIFTH ROW: Bernice Schaufler, Grace Smith, Arlene Sparrow, Dorotha Spitler, Robert Sterling, Mildred Stewart, Dorothy Taylor fsoph.J. SIXTH ROW: Mathias Veont fsoph.J, Louise Wade Csoph.J, Lucille Wood, Hazel Woolley, Phillip Zaugg, Juanita Zeigler. JUNIORS Nor PICTURED Maxine Kordee, Edward Lahey, Earl Luce, Joe Martin, Meriam McCrory, Frances McElhaney, Ray Partlow, Merle Pendleton, Ellen Randall, Clay Reed, Robert Sterling, Ronald Turpening, Raymond Unkart, Geraldine Ward. Page twenty-seven

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I-ll EC JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Gladys Adair, Kathleen Amos, Maxine Avery, fsophj, Charles Baird, Cleo Bellville, Ferne Bellville, Vondale Billingsley Qsophq. SECOND ROW: Paul Box, Helena Boyer, Richard Brigham, Earl Canterbury fsophj, Gertrude Carter, Kathleen Carter, Julia Clague. THIRD ROW: Robert Clingo, Richard Collins, Irvil Cunningham fsoph.J, Louise Dean fsophj, Beatrice Dennis, Mae Dimick, Octava Eastman. FOURTH Row: Anna Finch, Winifred Foote, Loren George fsophj, Gladys Gokey, Nelson Goodenough fsoph.J, Henry Goranson, Robert Green. FIFTH Row: Loyal Gryting, Carl Hager, Almina Haines, Lewis Hamblin Qsoph.J, Richard Harms, Evelyn Haskins, Gerald Hein. SIXTH ROW: Leona Heinze, Eleanor Hopper, Richard Hunter, Charles Jacobs, Harriet Jolley, J. W. Jordan. J UNIGRS NoT PICTURED James Abbot, George Brick, Reed Brown, John Cheetwood, Nedra Cole, Eileen Cox, Nedra Dahms, Catherine Falise, Florence Frieden, Myrtle Grover, Martha Heinze, Charles Ireland, Harley Ireland, Richard Jimison, Casmere Kominski. Page f'10c'nfy-six

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nl new Class fffchiefuements e.f5LFg:-K3 HEN the class of 1933 first joined us, we all wondered just if Kffl what ab1l1ty would dex elop within the group But like all 5 Q .1 classes Just beglnnlng on their way after a few months of : . . 7 . . . ix . . . . ' steady plodding, the hidden ability began to shine through. As Ninth Graders, this group furnished a large share of the Junior High School basketball team. Other athletically inclined members of this class went out for football. As Sophomores, two of this class were included in the regular line-up in football. Three others made the basketball team. Some of the mem- bers of the class represented their school on the golf and baseball teams. This group shines in mental ability. Out of four students receiving all A's on their grade slips in Senior High School, three were members of that group. In the class basketball tournament the Juniors took first place in Class A division. In similar girls tournaments, the class team took second place. This class has a record of which it may be proud and we feel sure that it will be able to carry on worthily in the footsteps of the class which precedes it. As it concluded its year's activity with a glorious banquet for the seniors, it demonstrated its ability to do big things in a big Way. Page twenty eight