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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1937 volume:

THE HI 4 ECHO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING GREEN, omo Published by The Senior Class N 11937 L r I. 0 R E 5111101 th1 book IS xoure' Whether sou haxe been 1 pcuxllx ctlu 111 extra curruular act1x1t1es or naw made It xour 211111 to be Juet a good Qtudent the Staff want all of xou to feel that thlS H1 Echo IS your werx OW I1 R ' 's .... 's 'F ' ' ' H ,F-1-'Z -Va.'-1 ' , , '. AV ' 11 , ' , ' 14' , ss , . .. . , 1 V. S . V 1 '-. '- '.. , V, V Juniors .... this book is yours! You have worked ' , A Y ' ' , A, Il ' Y! A ' . ' . V :U ' V . A V K. , . . ' , V. ,g V V ' V ' 1 A I tude lx IH order to glW6 us The Coronatwn Ball md we apprcmato lt 'iopnomores thlg book ls xours You haxe IJIOVLD Xoursglves worthx of commendatlon bv the loxal upport xou gaxe the Jumors and Semors IH all the actnltles vwhlcn thu Nponsoled The Fdltill' Admlmstratlon OYgaHlZatl0n Athletlcs Feature Inq: Classes ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . H ,,,, 7 YYVV H W ,V 7 15 GC SlENllOlR lVlllElMlCURllAlL In selectlng our memorlal xxe had txxo mam ob1ects ln mlnd Inst to leaxe somethmg that xx ould alxx axe be a tlttlng, tlllllltfl from oul class and 'second Qomethlng that xx ould be of permanent xalue The memorlal commlttee began lts xx or k xerx eal ly IH order to mx estl gate all of the suggestlone for the memollal that came flom the membels of the class A moxmg., plcture machlne sex eral spotllghts for dramatlcs and Chlm9Q for the halls xx exe some of the Sll2,g8Stl0I1S offeled After dellberatlng on the xallous dl tlcles fol some tlme the commxttee put them to the vote of the Claes The entlle QQHIOI class Cledlly saxx the need of a football score boald and accepted thls Sllgg6QtlOI1 at once Our football held had 1tS th11d blrthdxx last fall and stlll no class had supphed an adequate ecore boald We haxe one of the nnest football fields ln thls sectlon of the state and thlS 18 posslble onlx because of our up to date equlpment A SCOIG boald xx as the only palaphernalla that xxas lacking Ex erxone xx ante to knoxx the score at a football game and xxe as a clase felt that thlg tx pe of memorlal xx ould be of g1eat xalue to all football fans A football score board filled all of ou1 lequnemente and xxe hope It xx1ll be of great benefit to the on comme el xsses as xxell as to the adult folloxx ere of ou1 teame .1 X' 1 ' y ' Y 1 . . v v . . 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D E MR W B HAMM Mr Bruce Hamm Bowllng Green Hlgh School Bowling Green OhlO Dear Mr Hamm We the students of Bowlmg Green gf-311101 Hlgh School have lean ned to know you pretty well durlng the last two xe us XX cll known to us IN vom fxne sportsmanshlp coachmg ablllts md ne ulx mllc Xouxe led our Bobcats to vlctory watched oxer us ln 700 md lmynessed upon us the Wexe watched you as you sat on the bench chcellns, the Cats urgmg them to vlctory but when thex met clefelt you gunned yust the same and Sald That s okay boys Hou ll do bettel next tlme We admlre you for that spoltsmanllke attltudc coach and w ant you to know xt That IS the purpose of thIN lettel How ex 61 we feel that we should show our appreclatlon ln some othel w as o It IS wlth the greatest of lespect and adnmatlon that we dedlcate th1S the H1 Echo of 37 to you one ot the 2'l2lIld6Nt fellows that exe1 walked the halls of Bee Gee Hlgh SIHCQIQIX The Staff 2 I , K1 . ' K ' . ' 7- L' . , vx ,. . 1 kv v V 2 .ku ' 1 f .1 'U r . 1 ' 1 . n 1 Y ' V ' ' v . . 7 , ' W ' . . . n , U , . c 'c A bv x. ' . . , .' K, L K ' 1. . K, , lmportance of student co-operatlon by your lJl'l9l talks 1n assemblles. y 1 V V , E , 1 ,' r x as w 'H . . K K f' . I A ' ' sc 9 V Y - i , - wx , , W .. . . ' ' , v ' 1 4 vw v 1 9 ' 1 . ! . ' K v .,,Y l:lI'lsllEQY All. Top Rf!ll'h'If!'llKII.Iig from left to righf: M1'. F. G. tGumshoeJ Skibbie pauses momentarily to flash his poisonality smile for his dear, dear, public. Fascinat- ing, isn't he? John Ruel leans thoughtfully on the fence while The Inquiring' Reporter jots down revealing information she has just gained. Be careful, folksies, she tells all! Mrs. James Inman, nurse at good old B. G. H. S., evidently didn't want to pose for the purty picture. Dear, dear -we interrupted her just when she was saying good-bye to her hubby too- perhaps we'd better leave-excuse us please! Great day! VVhat have we here? Well, if it isn't Mr. Charlie Graham and M1's. Dorothy Bradford. Mr. Dale Gallier, the other janitor was absent when this picture was taken but it was because he was so terribly bashful, so we'll forgive him. Mussolini! Hurrah! All kidding' aside there is a resemblance between our Coach Hamm as he appears in this Wim 2 HlEI.PliD picture. and It:1ly's famed leader, now isn't there? Perhaps it's the way his hair is parted. Oh. wellAhe's a grand guy anywayiso there! Iloffom Ro11'x1i'vrrrl1'ng left to right: Over the top! Again the Bobcats are yictorious and their opponents take a severe trouneing. Oh well. it's all in the game, anyway. Watch the birdie! They did-these gentlemen who drive the school buses. Ooooh! Look at the lovely lassies! School girls? VVell, practically! Miss Marjorie Wentz and Miss Donna Simmonds, librarians at the public library, seem to be enjoying' themselves, don't they? Who have we here? Why, it's the office staff. Reading from left to right they are Lucille Phillips, Mary Robinson, 'lheone Cummings, Mrs. Grace Box, and Mrs. Gladys Ferrell. Look who's here-Mr. R. H. Rubrake, Spanish teacher and author! Deah, Deah! He looks pleased doesn't he? Wait until he sees this picture. SUlD1'lSK'tl, isn't he? They all are though, when they find themselves star- ing' into the eyes of a camera. This gentleman is Mr. Glenn, otherwise known as Curly, He was washing windows when this picture was taken. Nice photography, eh what? a ef 1 1 .5 Efi ADMINISTRATION .. .. ..,,,,.. .. ,..,, ,,,. V - Q .I I R-393 . , 'T ZQ 5 ,fij'?yg57 ff H: - . 149,-Y 5345, Wager , e , Wiki 'aim f' prlgm L zght - P113 if ,QV up t vs SUPT A B CONKLIN Mr Conklin, weve seen you in many different moods and situations Weve held counsel with you in your omce heard you speak in assemblies, watched you cheer the Bobcats on to victory and greeted you as you and Mrs Conklin waltzed past us at the school dances In all these cumstances you have proved yourself to be the perfect gentleman pression of admiration to you, one of the grandest persons who ever filled the position of Supeuntendent of Schools in this state or in any other In this mattcr I am acting as spokesman for the entire student body for each of us wants you to realizc hovs much it has meant to have a man at thc head of our school who is .1 pdl ' as well as an adviser Sincerely The Editor V '4 I , , . . Y . . cir I ' I ' K U l . Today I wish to take this opportunity to give due respect and ex- BGA RlD O1 EDU CATTON Bowling Gleen Ohlo Board of hdutatlon Bowling Green High School Bowling Green Ohio Dear Slrs XVe the students of Bowling Green Senior Hlgh School yxish to use this letter as a means of thanking you tor all that you haye done foi us We realize that you haye IQCQIX ed little compensation T01 the time money and lnterebt that you haye generously contributed The benefits we haxe receiy ed as a result of your guldance are many and We want you to know that we appreciate them The thoughtfulness equipment and opportunities IS chaiacterlstic ot youlselyes Your at complishments ict as 1 fum toundatlon 101 tht edutationxl pl0g'1 im oi tomorrow as yy ell as today Again let us thank you for all that you ham dont W e want you to know that your efforts haye not gone un noticed oi un xppieclated by any of us Sincei ely The Student Body I L -X BARTLETT S S LEITER R B. VNALGH L H YOUNG DR W H GERNERT Pllgt IIIVIC lr T 1 X ' , N l- 7 Y . , . , , kv Lv v ' a . ' r , v'kq Lv 1 D r VY v -Q . v . bw . I 4 . , uv, f D v I Y ' v y 1 l , 1 7 1 1 1 ' . sl. that has prompted you to maintain a good physical plant and educational 'tw , K1 Z 1 K1 2 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 , x .1 ' 2 - 12 ' ' Av 1 1 1 v 1 1 , ,I ' x 1 1 1 v xv v - ' 1 -2 1 ' 1 1 v . J, page ten .lPIll'l' IS NUT IZNOUGHE.. HILTY RIC HARD ORCAN ANGENE MERL ER LE VIER ALEXANDER SL HEID BOYLEQ KLEPINGER WAUGH Ml F G Sklbble has made a name for hlmself IH the last eleven veals for hls dllectlon of the dlamatlc clubs and especlally for the dnectlon of the Senlor Class plays He teaches CIVICS Amerlcan Hlstory and Sophomole Hlstoly M1 Lester F Angene has just completed hls second year as an Fngllsh lnstructol n B G H S Thls seal' he 01g'aYll76d 1 publlc spcaklng, class whlch has progles ed nlcely He also sponsors thc debate team Mlss Malgalet Robson a Latln telchcl fol sculal wars ln the Bovsllng Glcen schools has completed anothel successful xeal ln thc tc lchlng of thls subject Thl lovely lady has done much to make B L' H S an enjoy lble place md hcl efforts llc deeply apprcclated MISS Helen IVau,qh hawlng' taught Fncllsh f0l :1 number of vc lrs ln the BOXKIIIIQ' Gleen Senlor Hlgh School ls the senlol mcmbel of thc Fngllsh stiff She teache Sophomole and SCHIOI Fllgllih Ml R V Hllty teaches sexenth md Qlghth glade muslc He dllects the Cholus ln Junlol Hlgh School and the Cholus and Glee Clubs IH the Senlor Hl h School Mr Hllty s students hawe brought new honols to the school thls Veal Mr M M Mercel known as M 1301 Bones has chalge of the publlcatlon of the Scar let Plrrot and thc Hl Fcho Hls xxolkels ale commg up ln thlS old vxolld of ouls as thls weal the Scarlet Parlot his com: out ln lcgulll weeklv QIIIIIUTIR and thc H1 Fcho IS out on tlme Hc ll 0 teachc .IOUIIIBIISHI Pcollomlcs lnd SOLIOIOQX Mr H O Stout acts 1 Buslnc ss M illdjall of lthletlcs He te lchcs C hc ml tlx md has a few classes ln the Iunlor Hleh School teachlng Gencl ll Sclcllcc Mlss Ixatherlrle Ruh IS the glrls 5.,vm te lchcl fol both the 5611101 Hlch School and the JUHIOI Hlgh School She IS the ponsor of the C A A md mam other outslde actlwltle such as lntlamulal xollcx ball blsltctball baseblll and tennls Mlss Ruby LeNler tcache dlt cla ses Ill the Junlol Hlgh School IS ufll as ln thc Senlor Hlgh School She ls the ponsol of the -ht Klub and the Alt Metal Club Mlss LeX ICI has been Xerx helpful as a Iunlol ponsol and C,ILCIlt hould be ellen hel for the decolatlons used ln the Junlol Senlol Ploms Mr F F NIHISII IS the IS lstant co lch to Coach Hamm and hc has contlol of thc reserve squad He has aldcd the chool ln actlng as upc lxlsor of thc studx hall Ml I O Vllllhltel thc ponsol fol thc Hl H Cl b He teaches Sholthand Book eeplng, ml I x H o mlnl s C1 4 . r. Raymond Rlll71 llxC l.' one of thc llcpt Spalllsh tc'lchcl's lll t f- st'1tc. He published .' 'eral Spanish m'lllu'll,' 1' ' ich if us ' is ' ' c 'lsr : RIDER WILLHITE DIXON MARSH MERC ER SWIGART RUH RUBRAKE SKIBBIE HAMM 1lso ls the co'1ch of the v1lsltw golf squ 1d Mies H17e1 NIEILCI s m1Jol wolk ls thf tc 1chlng of Flench and she 11 o h1 1 claw ln Qophomole Fngllsh Dullng noon houl she h1 chalge of the QLHIOI Hlgh School c1fetella C111 Dixon l 1nexxcolncl on hc ILU ty hl eal She 111 'Nil Ric Sl ln IS txplng cl1s ex H111 he 1 o te ichu 1 clux lll S1luln1nx lp NIl C R fookl t1'lL1l0XN ph NlL1lCC1l1t ltlon tc lchel Ht '11 o 18 ln chllge of he tl ich team Wil P W Stllblfl the Sophomolt lfngllsh telehcl h lx 1111110 1 nxme for himself flllllflg' the 11 t X911 Although thl xx lx his fllst XL11 lll Bee Gee High his NV0l1x h1 been of uch quality th It lt 1115 much lppleel1ted M1 ll Bluce Hamm ln the fux xe1r th it he h IS been with UN hw xxon 1 n1me fol himself IH Northwe 16111 Ohlo IS a footh 1ll 1nd b1Nketb1ll coach H l 1l o th gentleman who cdles f01 the QQHIOI 1Lj.,lStl1tl0l'l ln 900 'Vllw Maly kleplnger Home FCOTIOYIIICS tc 1chcl besldfs caring fol hel tluxes hu. helped the JUH101 dass thlough 1 xuccusful XLII She mcompelnled the Homc Fconomlc club which le 1n 0Ij.,l.IllI2.1l0I'l wlthlll hcl deputm nt to Columbux ll Rlchald lx lno hcl 1 lchfl who h IS ln ell with us on 1 1 comp ll ltlu x Olt time N ins of his pupllx Vkllt cnt to tht st1t1 contests Illtl LIUIL thlough with flying colols l D OILIII lx just one oft f 111111. tc l1h4l who does double duty 115 te lt g ill Iunior High School 'lllll gt'Ill0l' High loo1 too. ix 'xlxo thc nrin to he fou 1 whcnc vel' 'llld wherever the pulllic '1ddl'c.'.' :yxtclll is ill opcr'1 ' . M '. W. A. :hlQX'lT'1l1Ll' is thc te'1chcl' who h'1.' R'l'l'1l'3.,0 of 'lll the homc L,'ll'l1UIllIlj., 'ind ' lture c1'lsses '15 vell 3 o .' 's 'p of e . '. . . t c 'ls two ye- 's hc h'ls t'1ken on an addition'1l cl'1:s in economics. Mr. E. L. Boyles h'1: the honor of beinj the oldest member of the faculty in point of service. He teaches '1lmo:t any kind of m'1them'1tics that anyone could w'1nt. Mr. R. A. Qwig 1l't i: another Junior sponsor who be:ides aiding that cl'1:: .- clirried a full teaching schedule of C1'l.'f'9,' ill induxtrifil 'lrts and mechanical dl 1XY1llg.,. He has beell with u: for a few yeirs 1nd we hope that he will be here for many more. M1 W. A. Rider is one of thore tc-'lchel-: who wl te: :tr'1n,qe signs on the blick- lo'1rd.' 'im en azks the pupil: NV1'l'lt thxy l1lQ'lU. Y u gue:sed it! - r. it er is : L'0YHll1Gl'C1'l1 te'1cher. 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The chemistry seems to worry you. or am I mistaken? Say just what are Mildred Wolfe and Barbara Avery doing outside a window on the third floor? I wonder! Look at the hand reaching out the window at tlr- left. Careful, girls! Hers-'s a snap of' Freddie Marsh peer- ing dreamily out the window in 209. f'an't you just see the paper wads fly- ing while his back is turned? Just wait until he turns around, though. That's when the fireworks will start! lona Hughes and Betty Beach seem to he taking their time. They're on their way to school. so why should they hurry? They look happy, don't they? The Three Musketeers! Ahoy there! Dick Foster, Jim Hunter and Doug Dauterman pause in the rain to ac- comodate the photographer. Doug looks rather bored, doesn't he? Arna Yawherg didn't want her picture taken but Yours truly finally got one. She and Bill must see something interesting. Come on, Arna, turn around so we can see you! I guess we'll have to wait, she evidently didn't hear me! Iioffmn Roll'-Left to right Oooh! Look at 'em hurry! No wonder, it's raining, cats and dogs! '01 fOh. now don't take that literallyl. Three girls from li. G. H. S. huddle unflf-r an umbrella that evidently isn't quite large enough. Hey-you on the left! Your going to get wet! Jackie Simonds. smiles lovingly fo- ward the building. l'll ln-t a certain Miss Arnold'! is standing in the door- way. If she is. he has a right to smile . . . fare you jealous, hoys'fJ Get-. I'm tired, sighs lion l'afterf ron, who leans heavily on the auto fender that happens to he nearfliy. Me, too. groans lion lit-ll, as ln- uses 11 telephone pole for a prop to keep him on his feet. Oh, well. aren't we all? 1 suppose the two Dons never thought of' getting a good nigl.t's sleep, did thi-y'! Oh, gosh, murmurs Dick Foster, as he looks just in time to see the flick of' the shutter. Mary Louise Hatfield, the blushing blonde in the picture seems very pleased but she wishes that llick wouldn't look so uncomfortable and embarrassed. He's not used to public appearances, that's all. ini ifydflyf fri ff ' r M J . xx page szxteen C lL A S A N D - S FIRST ROW LILLIAN REUDY KENNETH HARGER ROSELLE HEINZE BETTY BEACH SECOND ROW MR F G SKIBBIF MR R H RUBRAKE MR M M MERCER cz,-U M Q SENIOR GLASS HISTORY Vle xe slumbered snollng our may thlough Marsh s Mlsmanaged Morgue We xe danced stluggllng hero lcally to malntam our equ1l1b11um 1n splte of the ax alanche of couples crowdmg the dance floor We xe rooted screamlng lustlly for the Bobcats Cespeclallx durlng the last mmute of the gamej Murdel IH Rehearsal xx 1th ou1 my sterx and comedy We xe scrlmped breaklng open ou1 chlna banks to meet the many expenses that arlse We Xe stumbled hurrymg to get that long awalted dlploma Thus It IS that the Sen1o1 Class of Nmeteen Hundl ed and Thlrty Sex en has passed th1ough a year of study fun sport a year that has been maxked by mam lmportant exents Kenneth Harger has spoken and acted fol us ln the capaclty of pxesxdent and the Senlol Class feels that he de elxcs a che 1 Anotl1e1 cheer goes to each of our adusels M M MQICQI F G qklbbl8 and R H Rubrake fox then flne co opelatlon S ' O P of lF o lF N . ll s Q y C 0 ga l E R 2 , , R S Q . - asc We've strutted ...... A .... . . . enthralling those who attended l: TI'HlEY'RlE SlElNllIf0IiS.:-?i lfmcling from Iwfl fo right O-oo-oo-oo-oh! Look here! Bob Alexander certainly was surprised when he turned around and saw the camera- man. That's Jane Maurer and .Ioan Lytle he's entertaining: with his brilliant remarks. They were brilliant, were-n't they, Bob? Gracious! Harry Smith must be stuck, he certainly can't be resting in that uncomfortable position. Olaybz- he's taking' his daily dozenj. Ilarry Burkhalter, another Senior, acts as pall- bearf-r for his pal in this pose. fl wonder where Betsy is?J Yo-Hoo, Iiyerybody! Here I am! Betty Beach sends her greeting' to the world in general and the sound echos clear up to the four corners. Oh, well, the police will think nothing' of it since they know our Betty. Good old Stacy! He certainly looks tired, doesn't he? Oh, well, he should. Everyone knows that he works too hard for his own good. fWhy sure!J Better watch out, Stacy, thf-re's someone be- hind you! Here is a View that should be familiar to all of you. It's the front of the building' taken from a diferent angle. Excellent photography, eh what? A worthwhile subject, too. Oh, boy! Hangzin' on a lamp post! Irma must think she's Venus. Oh, my, I forgot. Venus didn!t hang' on a lamp post, did she? Oh, well, I guess it doesn't matter, anyway. Now Mr. Itubrake, was that a nice thine to do? Don't you know that you shouldn't tell Mr. Skibbie jokes that make liim laugh and forget his dignity? After all, he must maintain his equil- ibrium. fOr am I wrong?7 Smiles Lehmann braves the wind and rain to make a public appearance. She has just finished rounding up the other people whose pictures appear here, and now that she's finished, she has a right to smile. Pretty damp out, though, eh, Nance? Mr. BI. M. Mercer, adviser and sponsor for the Hi-Echo staff poses for a snapshot by the cameraman who took these pictures. She was aided by Don Wolfe former reporter for the Sentinel Tribune. 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I'-115' I1'I'lll:lll l'I1l1I1-4. 1.1111.- 51111111--1' ' Pm' HE S ONE CHARLES SCHOONER Two yeais ago Charles fChuckJ Schooner was admitted to the Ciippled Childrens Conxalescent Home in Toledo where he is now a patient Dui ing those two s ears the studente and instructors at B G H S haxe mweed him since he w as formerly a Student here ale glad that he will be able to take his place at the graduation exercises Duimg his high ichool career Chuck was especially active in athletics W hile at the Conxaleacent Home he edited The Echo a new spaper published by the patients there We aie all glad to haxe Chuck back with us for graduation and wish him the xeiy beet of luck' page fu uzty ezglzf I v . Y 1 y ' ' L . , T -L n l , nu- v x u This year he graduates with his classmates from this school, and we -. . . 4, ,, . . . . . , ' , Y ' , ' an H . . . , , 1 , , as 11 Y' ' 1 Marvm Galller R1cha1d Green Donald Nlcktlson Quentm Bowers 01' Jack Slmonde Francls Ruth Ruth B1 ahanl Barnett Joneb Bette Same Thelma Hoffhems Barbara Averv Wilma Steualt Robert Sautttr Joeeph Bulkholde Orxllle Au tm I2 Alfred Dra1n 1 J -:t Yiowlifzg rcwz Ifwrrdfng from Ifff fo righf: LeVaun Ordway Martha Phillips Ruth Vermylia Margaret Wilson Eileen Amox Allte C IOXLI Hllda Ile! xldlg ilett Arnold Margoue Tavermer Natalle Carpenter Kathleen Foos Mlldred Coptland Dorothx Chamberlam Mlrabelle Greer Dolly LlV1IlgSt,0I1 Esther Nllchols Bettx Lngllsh We Gaxle Booeembark Frances Bulk Emmabtlle Stewart Martha Jewel Don Klnnlnger Dlck Foeter UWAJ C15 de McKenz1e 1 ' . 1 . , , . A . .1 . ' ,L. L . . ,v Q if x ' A ' A 1 v , ' . ' , . Don Patterson ' . .,.... 1, Y' v4 Q A O ., f 1-, r. I Y' S I L Senzm H1011 School Reudzng from left to right Annabelle Sweet Velma Beard Eixxm Beck Richaid Dumpace Mildred Place Ila Gene Ash Peggy Simpson Dirk Slater Lois McCreary Don Bell S-Ve'- ' Robert Brim FJ Nellie Ireland Bill Mercer Doris Clayton Hilda Foos Mary Breitmaler Sue Frowine Martha Wickham Dolores Bundock Helen Mariner June Shiider NU.:-.U-.I Evelyn Dority Madeline Coss Eleanor Tyrell Don Mason QM..,.f.,4,-ff Earl Smith A uspc Lois Elsem in Mary Roebke Nlildred lV0lf Iouist Miner Jim Hunter Mudeliene Warren Fred Haskins Billy Hale Van Porter Paul YVoelke Ober Simon: Hughfrank Sautter Marjorie Sutter Fred Reichertlp , page thirty one page thzrty two . HERE WE ARE Ei CC FIRST ROW JIM HUNTER DON BELL DON MASON SECOND ROW MISS RUBY LE VIER MR P W SCHEID MISS KATHERINE RUH MR R A SWIGART S We xe u orked st11x1ng gallantls to get our themes ln on tlme 1n order to keep Mr Angene from tearlng h1s han ' We xe fought dolng our best to galn entrance to the gym IH Ol der to peddle oul wares of candy gum and ICG cream bars at the basketball games We xe led and been led follow mg small but m1ghty Don Bell for two whole years tno wonder we re a vxreckJ We hase trled ex 91 ythlng from danclng and ama teur1ng to footballlng and basketballlng Slnce much money was lost at our xexy spol ty dances aftel basketball games Uust try to remember themj we sponsored a xely elaborate colossal glgantlc and stupendous hop We clowned exelyone at a Coronatlon Ball held at B G Castle fdon t confuse It mth IX lndsor Castle because there IS a CIIIIKGFGHCGD At thls gala affan Mlss Rubv LeV1e1 art Instructor at our 1nst1tut1on of learnlng bole the glltterlng emblem of the Royal Order of Class Sponsors as she led a plocesslon made up of the f0llOYK1IIg pleasmg personages Pro fessor Ruh Ca graduate of Zooker College ahem'j accompanled by her swlng pa1tne1 Scheld Miss Robson and Mr Swlgart followed represent lng the Athletlc d1x1s1on smce the fo1me1 IS a champlon plng pong player and the lattel a crack rlfle shot Dellclous punch was serwed by our em1 nent cook Mus Kleplnger The anclent h1sto1y of the class fxncludlng all the skeletons ln thelr closetj has non been thoroughly dlscussed ex en lncludlng a few phases of thelr model n lnston Nou let us prophesy about the future They are des tlned fo1 an an ful let dovln fo1 It vs ould be practlcally out of the ques t1on fo1 these feudal lords to sul pass the br1ll1ant class of 1937 r 555 - 1 , , , R S . , . 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' , - I I I . page thzrty four Mlldred Elder Rosemarv Werner Lols Neal Maxme Green Martha Jordan Harry Slawson Norman Spltler Margaret Smlth Eddie Lambert Marx L Hatfield Arna Xavxberg, Margorle Flnney Davld Bortel Bettx Cook Dale 'llurphx Jame Currx Louls Hemze Ralph Leadx VS a1te1 McConnell Bob VS arren Andrew Glenn Bowl 111 g 1 wz Iuudmg from lr ff in Hqhf Bob Roath Bettx Bam Emtrgcne Abbot Dale Thlebaut Aretta VS agner X llglllld Uhlm in 'Klan F Beattlc Qhxrlew Clexengtr Vlrglnla Stacy Ruth Abrams Tedca Arnold Margaret Smxth Mlldred Loomls Wllma Moole Vlrglma Grown June kleffer Marv A Slm0llClH Sam Slawson M3119 Clark Margaret Euler Jean Bates Mmnle Bolce Mary Hentgcs M Franklln Boosembark hd MHIZIQ Emde Mary Crowley Georgla Ruth Hall Paullne Aeschllman Bonlta Cartel - Q . V 1, ' - , , A nur. .1 2 A...v A. . ', L ' v V , 1 , ' ' '. ' V,- JackDeMuth ,, Y J Y , r S , ' ., .A' , , . 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Remember vshat a grand tlme you had? We re proud to say that we were the flrst Sophomore class to sponsor such a fete Everyone had a perfectly grand tlme too' Mr Scheld our Engllsh lnstructor can tell you what perfectly be haved students we were Cat least 1n h1s classes J We worked tlrelessly ln order to get our themes ln on tlme so that we mlght rate at least a B ln the course Oh well thls last year has been fun anyvs ay hasn t lt? QC L A A N S D S S O P lF 0 IF N ll S QC 0 l . ' E R ' ' ' ' ' R S during assemblies. We've strolled along the darlgiduarkhallvyays .... . . . X X ORGANIZATIONS Bowlmg reen IT IS FINISHED r t 1 ln 1 h n x lll l R ll r lll M1311 ll lmk brltrt I ll ll lar Glendora NX oods Come on now' Hurry up wlth that copy' We re not puttmg out an ed1t1on of the Razor Back Gazette thls IS golng to be a yearbook we hope' Im hurrylng' After all I can t wrlte anythmg about a club that hasn t ex en orgamzed yet can I? fFor mstance the Ladder Menlj Any of you mlght have heard yust such conversatlon as thls lf you happened to pass room 204 Whlle thls H1 Echo was 1n the makmg Really though the edltor wasn t half as v1c1ous as she sounded but the students on the staff Just acted scared to make her feel good CBut dont tell her that J In Splte of the fact that the members of the staff had to work pretty hard ln order to get the book out on tlme they engoyed dolng so and hope everyone llkes the results of thelr labors The staff conslsted of the followlng persons Edltor Irma Stevens ASSOC1at6 Edltor Nancy Lee Lehmann Busmess Manager Harrlet McKn1ght Assoclate Busmess Managers Dorothy Rothrock and Quentln Bowers Art Edltor Eleanor McElhaney ASSOCl3t6 Art Edltor MarJor1e Klger Sports Edltors J1m Stacy and Dlck Gernert Assoclate Sports Edltors Don Bell and Fred Uhlman Feature Edltors Betty Beach and Darwln Mayfield Soc1etyEd1tor Allce Carmlchael Organ1zat1onsEd1tor Glendora Woods Speclal Wrxters Betsy Hankey Geraldme Naugle Rosella Helnze Rosemary Johnston Catherlne Echle Lllllan Reudy Ruth Ketzenbarger Chlor1s Mae Mlll1FOH Joyce Johnson and Dorls Finch typist. page thwty ezght Senior H 1' gf: School -ri.. ?--.Elillliflli STAR lFlINAlL Buy a Parrot ? Why buy a Scarlet Parrotg we have a yellow canary at home. This is the usual Tuesday morning exchange of greetings. Yet the people continue buying this newsy little newspaper. The greatest interest of the buyers is whether their names are in the paper. This is the cause of many of the personal columns such as Social News and the Inquiring Reporter. Someone made a remark somewhat to the effect of the following ques- tion after passing the open door of the Journalism room while the paper was in the process of making: How do they ever get anything done, for everyone seems to be talking at the same time? But they must have done a good deal in spite of the noise for the sheet was out regularly every Tuesday and it was readable, too. The editors deserve a lot of credit for putting out such a great small paper The alternate editors for the f1rst semester were Irma Stevens and Earl Smith Ila Gene Ash and Darwin Mayfield were the second sem ester editors Mr M M Mercer the instructor should be given a badge of bravery and patience for all the gray ha11s and lines of care that he has earned on this Job Don t stop this good work' 36 'r 'Qi' r I rl r lil 1 II 1 I 111 Stu 1 1rl 1 111 Ninn ld lfrlul. Britt P 111ll1 1 ll ll 1x11 1111 1 l-r111L1 X page thzrty mne Bofwluzg 16671 SYNTHETIC GENTLEMEN page forty I 11st l x I1 ml tll 111 mu rs rrx 1111 4 IJ 1h Rood 1 4 11 lftl 1 Il Blll lic rl rd ll 1 IQ tk Slllllllll l1 4 1 1 Ill 1 N xth R xx 1 NI IILI lilll IXKYIUI 11 Dalc lluabuut Julx Ddlulh luck 1111114.14 D11 1 4 sttr and Dulgllt Lross Honor leadershlp Chrlstlan character these are the goals for WhlCh the H1 Y boys haye been st11v1ng durlng the past year In all the act1v1t1es 1n Whlch they took part or whlch they sponsored It was always thelr alm to malntaln a hlgh standard of frxendshlp among themselves and the1r assoclates If you attended any of the basketball games th1S season you certalnly must have notlced the good looklng young men yn ho acted as ushers KNOW don t tell me that you want an 1ntroduct1on'l Well these gallant youths who so polltely dlrected townspeople and xlsltors to the bleachers were none other than the local H1 Y boys Wasn t that n1ce of them? They had charge of a check room too, where anyone could check h1s coat free of charge Evldently the fans appreclated th1s SEYVICG because the members of the organlzatlon recelved many favorable comments on the1r work But that s not all' Durlng Easter season they conducted speclal Easter SBFVICSS that were open to the students and the members of the faculty These SGFVICCS, whlch were held mornmgs from 8 30 to 8 45, were enJoyed by all those who attended The boys also sponsored a formal H1 Y alumnl dance Aprll 16, and as usual, a good t1me was had by all Here s to you, boys' You're regular fellovss' ..?.-., ' ' ' , rl- , I lac. Q 5 , X + lov: Alf'- IH':1i11, Qu- t' I4 '- 11:1 Q I'ik1-. l':1ul Ladd, Edsel S: l-rs. : 2 . S!'l'0lll R1 'z llouglns llill 11:111. .lim Falls, Jil Ullrry, llurl llulm-, Orville Austin, ' - 'y. 'l'hi Row: lrlnrl A 1-s. Lloyd Sl -lion. l l'4'll S1'llXVllHl. I l'l'll l'l1l111:1l1, .ln ' ' 1 ls. FOIll'lll Row: llzlrolml Koss. lion Iivll. 1'l1:1rln-s ll:1111l1li11. Fifi Row: lPi'k Kign-1', liilly H1111-. Il:11'1'i11 M:1yI'1-Ill. lion 1'illfl'I'S4lll, ll3ll'l'j' Smith, Fr: klin l:4I1lNI'Illl ark. 11 ': Will':1111 . v -', ' '- ' 's, - - '- , a -. , 'f' 11, k 4' ,' 1 1 -' r ' 4 ' ' I 7 . . Y ' , . . - 1 . . fl. . , . ' 9 ' 7 , . . Y V Senior High Scl1ooI i WE SAW THEM Dllllf l Garbos and Taylors ........ Cwell almost, anywayj . . . . . . . . have been sent forth into the cruel, cruel world from Bee Gee High, due to the super-splendiferousn accomplishments af the B. G. Dramatics Club. Of course we'll give Mr. F. G. Skibbie a little credit, for he cultivated the hidden talent in these young actors. This year the Dramatics Club presented two plays to the student body as assembly program material. One was Christmas Memories. The chorus sang various carols during the play. Frank Britt proved to the audience, to Mr. Skibbie, and himself that he could crack nuts even though he did have stage fright. In the second play, Vocational Guidance , Kenneth Harger was a successful business man Ccan you imagine thatl and Jeanne Waugh was his blushing secretary. Oh yes, the Juniors took parts in the plays also. When the club met, the members gave short plays after the business meetings Also various speakers talked before the club on many points of interest such as make up llghtlng the stage and stage furnishings May the students contlnue to let the final curtains fall in front of them as successful actors and actresses What does Greta Garbo or Robert Taylor have that you don t hate r r tx in rm mn R1 n Irina x Ill lx yn lr Nlar nc hi mr nl lhlrd K ss auk Britt X k Dirk lillllll page forty one ' 1 ' y - 1 I - 7 Y . lakh-rw Q , . .B ', as A X I Q A 9 .,. .Q vo 'F A . 1-sw. wi. .A -v 0' T' -G Fi S Row: BM I' Bu' , Ha-ily 1'-wk, Hn-tty Ig1'Ill'll, lmrolliy Me 'vl'. The-l z H011-i S. Stn-w-ns. .Tm-zunlv W: gh. l-Ilvnnor M1-li 1:1111-y. Sr-cowl Row: .': lvl' Ima- l.f-Immun. 1'hl:-ris Blur' Mill' on. Gln-mloral XV1-mls. . ll' HH' . Sh' ' ey Fla-vvngrn-r, Pillllllll' An-svlilimznn. Imrotluy llutlwm-k. ' o ': 1-'r ' ' . 'an Porn-1'. Jim 1llllllt'l', Div' Slam-r, Nance. Botulmg nm PUNCH AND JUDY page forty two .99- lul Ill n X L 111111 K Nhxrl s Lie Although the Senlor Hlgh School IS composed of Senlors Junlors and Sophomores We have dolls Th1S IS the second year that M1ss Ruby LeV1er has successfully managed the Puppet Club ThlS year the members worked on the maklng of hand puppets and the deslgnxng and constructlng of thelr own stages They also wrote short sketches vshlch were presented before the k1ddleS of the grade schools As a young man Worklng hls Way up 1n the world the club made the slmplest form of puppets flrst whlch IS the hand puppet These are sllpped ox er the hand and arm and are thus manipulated when the operator IS under the stage Hum I guess that the old saylng lb stlll tl ue that one must start at the bottom of thlngs and work hlS way up The members of the club next made the strlng puppets Whlch are operated by strmgs from over head That yust goes to show you that you W1ll reach the top and be able to look down flf you keep on workmgj LeVaun Ordway a popular Junlor IS the presldent of th1s organlza tlon. The members have had good t1m9S ln maklng puppets and are looklng forward to another happy year in 37 and 38. Senior High School gl HOME EC. 'ClLll.lB Bring on your problems pertaining to household difficulties! We'1l solve them for you! With these words the members of the Home Eco- nomics Club challenge the world in general. Under the leadership of Miss Mary Klepinger, home economics in- structor, and the president of the club, Glendora Woods, the girls have had a very successful year. They are really true experts in the art of cooking. flnterested, boys'?J During the year, they have worked out special pro- jects such as the preparing of meals cooked and served in foreign country style. Every year the club has one especially outstanding event. This year a formal dinner was given in honor of the departing Seniors of the or- ganization. The date of the occasion was May 6. The theme carried out in the decorations was that of a ship's salon, and suggested farewell greet- ings. The speaker of the evening was Miss Edbrooke, exchange teacher in the Napoleon schools. Miss Edbrooke comes originally from England and has been a popular speaker among educational groups This club has been continually growing in popularity and this year it has surpassed all former years of activity It is truly a worthwhile organization for any girl interested in problems of the home and the art of entertaining r lllll 4 ii ii l r ii in I I uiihl n I tx Hunk x It ri 1 r Int lu page forty three , u Y . . . , i 2 ,. i , JY 5 , ig E - '. E . ,. . K A I ' '11, I-'i st Ilmv: Ili-xnnnal Xlilnor. l':lll'll .lzinv Kr: I. Fllluris Mn' 3Iill nn. Iinsziln-llv IM-Voldur, lmiw-ll1e':i llvuius. .lnyvv .loliiisoin S.-1-mul How: ln-i-is Vim-ll. 'l'l1w-lum lin-sslvr. llonim .I--ziiiiw XVil4-ox. Ili-le-in Murim-r, Lillian Uslmrn. 'I'h 1 llmv: lie ni:-v timnliiizin. 4511-ii1lor:1 XV:-mls. ll-'wa-im Ki'g:hr. Ilulh lil'fZ!'lllP1ll'jll'l', .Ia e Sn-'ling. -'o ' in ': 11- sg : o 's if-o gr-, I li Ya-riuilyu. Mildred llor, I.ois1'Iisn- un. Botulmg fem THE GOOD EARTH page forty four rl llr I rt rr XX IIN r llh 1 1, L nklin Xuuou Lelu It s no longer the farmers of yesterday We are intel ested in but the fai mers of tomorrow for instance the F F A Grandpappy says Well now we used to do things that way The modern boy says Yeah but we learn things now ' The farmer lads no longer go to bed with the sun but ai e actne young men To prove it the F F A aided with the county coin huskmg contest had a candy booth there and took a part in the contest fo1 future farmers A great deal of honor should be given to Kenneth LeBay the individual corn huskmg champion in the district The future farmers are athletic young men. The local quintet Cdon t get excited they vieren t all from the same familyj weie the runner-up- pers for the F. F. A. basketball tournament championship game. A judging team was sent to the Toledo State Hospital Dairy Day Here the boys were chosen to be sent to the state judging contests at Col- umbus. Upon this selection they were sent to the Ohio Experiment Sta- tion at Wooster. The officers of the club are the following notorious young men' President - Jel ry Carter heart breaker of the gals. Vice-president - Tom Buchman captain of the football team. Secretary - Louis Heinze sin eet and innocent. Treasurer - Fred Haskins hall pest. Reporter - Kenneth LeBa3 noted corn husker. Sponsor - Mr. W. A. Alexander local hall patrolman. Swzzof H1011 School C ONE WNIITH TfHlE Wlllxllfl QW! ol ll Guls yy ateh out' These young men h 1ye bee11 Ill 1 club that te 1eI1es them hoyy to yy1n an a1gument lhey 19 good tool Sou see thlS el11b IS called the Debate Club The name speaks for ltselt lllil so do the members they plotted d2.f3lHSt you It lncludes neyy membels ot JLIIIIOI and Sopho mole lanks Boyyllng G1een should haye a good deb 1te elub nefct ye ll slnce these loud speakels haye h1d a X631 s DldCtlCe The QLILSUOII on yy hlch they debated yy as the St1te Hlgh behool Debate questlon It 1s Resoly ed that the goy elnment should oyyn and 01761 1te 1ll publlc Lltlllty plants Regardless of the haul tlllle ot SGCUIIIIQ' d 1ta o11 th1s q11est1on the boys emoyed 21 thoroughly successful yea1 The club debated yy1tl1 seyelal 1mpo1t1nt hlgh schools among yy hlch yyele Flemont Fmdlay and Polt Cllnton These boys 1n th1s elub h1ye had eycpellenee ln debates as they h1ye pa1t1c1p1ted ln folty debates th1s season The m1mbe1s applled tm IT1f,lT1lJElNh117 Ill the Ndtlllll 1l PUILHNIL I e 1gue I11 Olflel to 1o1nth1s the membe1s must e ll Il tyy o l'lUHClI8Il dllfl tlfty DOIIHN 111 one yea1 Although the boy s aglecd th 1t the club has made them yy o1k they e'cp1essed the desne to COIIUIHIQ th1 ty pe of yy Olk next ye 11 page fmty fiz 7 ' fb , 1 x .ii 7 e X ' 1 . - -X 1 , 2 Z' ' M ., , 1 -' 1 ..-5, .1 -. -3-, 3 W a.: - N- - J, ,A V .F w' .,. --1 4. l il'sI lloyv: l r:1l11'is lllllll. I-I:1l'l Smith. llivk Slzllvr. .lov lllilillll' S1-1'o111l How: Wil 'um N11-1-1-1-1'. Hola lll111t1-1', .lim llllllll'l' ' Q lv, V1 1 l Lu 2 ' 1 1 3 . 2 I xi a 1.1 1 V Y. I I i j VT Y 1 y 1 ' 1 . 1 1 ' v . . 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 , .1 1 K1 ' ' L1 'E L1 1 , L1- Thls club was newly Ol'1.f2lHlZCCl thls year tor boys only. You see g11'ls, v 1 ' 1 y ' A1 7 1 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 - 1 1. L1. 1 ' . K1 1 , 1 1 Z 1 ,A y ,Z 1 K1' , A1 U -K1 V .k. f 1 2 , lv JK1 1. ' ,' x xx' A ' ' x ' x 'I A' 1 K' Z 1 I V' 1 1 K' . l 'sy A. 1 I , . 1 L. 1 , .2 3 2 ' - I Y I ki. 1 jkikv 1 ' I L1 1. 2 l .Ly , ' , 1 1 ' y 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 . , 1 . V 1 . 1 . X v. .1 7 1 . u Z . A1 Ly, v I v I . , 1 Y ' r, 1 V 1 I ' I xx. , V18 ' 'K1 1 2 1 X f , 1 1' , 1 1 ' A1 1 A1 v 2 1 1 1 ' ' 2 ' - v L 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . x 1 xfk' ' ' ' x xx' ' ' 1 AY: ' 2 ' -1 kv., J 2 x. Q Q .' I 'hw N 1 ukv Lv 32 1 v u . ' uv I 1 ' 1 ' 11 ' A 'by ' 1 ,x 2 1 K- 1 , , . , Y ,Lv ,A . , K, . , 3 S w. . . ,Af v, ,2 .- Bowlmg reefz THE SUTUND OF RUNNING lflfllfll' page forty szx I irq inn n 4. o it ilrhns X in 4 Ill :mul to i 4 v 4 si i Rosrnlirx I D iril um r i noll .ii h lt n ri nit n xni 1 ri llllt vrotln o nm Kun uurtli lion ru 4 tru o 1 v N N in won Ilim itt N 1 NIXHI Rum rx anim Il x o s Q I ong. une w u l 1 u nth on lrls s n ii in ix Nunn rl ii Inari in 4 ii ighth lun rg,.nni if 1 u 0 so Ihn int tN Q Ill lllfll Hou 1 cl, hitlnunr brit' Nlnlgiret Lulir Xlililrul L11 Exhausted panting fatigue wutten on persplrlng faces tousled curls clinging to damp foreheads and yet their eyes bare the gleam of xlctory Twenty tive more points will I w1n my letter? why not will I snatches of conversatlon lssulng from the glrls locker room the G A A girls have played thelr Hnal game of the year Basketball baseball volley ball polnts letter thoughts surging through uncertain minds do I have ough points? Such was the scene 1n and around Senlor Hlgh 1n March when the candidates for G A A letters were belng dlscussed Although the letters weren t an 31 ded untll May at the G A A annual sprlng banquet, durlng March and up to the t1me of the banquet who were to get letters was a much dlscussed t0D1C The chief splinter on the board was Alice Calmichael, vice splinter, Nancy Lee Lehmann, and secretary treasurer, Catherlne Echle The other officlal knot holes on the board wx ere filled by Geraldine Naugle Madellene Warren, Irma Stex ens, Haruet McKn1ght and Glendora Woods This outstandmg club the G A A has 1ecentlv been added to the list of extxa curricular 3.CtlXItl6S of Bowhng Green Senior High School under the leadershlp of Miss Katherine Ruh, glrls' athletic director . L' ' ' A A f ' .' I ': lri :i Str-vm-ns, Ali-- l'Ill'llllI'IlIll'l. 1lIt'lllltiI'2I XV mls, Mn l -lie-nv Xv2lI'l't'll. G1-ra ' - fa gh-, Il:irri4-I 1I'Knip:hl, Nu 'y 1.4-v I.:-hnmnn. l':illn-rini- Iivlilv. N.. I' wt H,,ni,,.H,. In-Vol lt-r. Lois Umqn-i', t'hln ris Nlilliron. li lla ilu-y, : j .lol nston. llc st-inziry XV:-rnt-r. lluth Wilson, Mary lfllizailu-tli lie-zitliv. 'l'l i I' ': Mn gs rv! Ar t. l' I K1-tm largru-l'. lin '- :l l' 'irl I. lil -: nur Mvlill: 'y. In ,' It Il ' -k, Mary llonor l'i'i-wli-y, lflstlnxr liislmp, l5ilI'llilI 2l . I-' ': Gayle- Ii' Svlllllilrk. Ilai Gen- Ash. Mill -l XV lf, llillzi Ftnu. .It-:ln .'i IJ . :' -1 Pr: . llorolliy .Ii-'vt-r. Fifth Row: lhuniu Mm- Funk. BI2ll'LI'1lI't'l XVilsnn. .le-:mimi Xvillljfll. Kathi-rine SVhitv. B4-tty Engslisli. . .' ': Mn j La Ilaniie-Isl, Ari: Y:1vlwrg. Bonita l':irt1-r. L in N-al, 1'l2lI'ilIN'll4' . f, Ma. - .Xlvi-rsnn, In 1' thy t'h:nnlu-rl:iin. li:-tty 4:iii . Si-H R ': Sh' Vlvvn- ga-r, l':i lim- Avsvhli nn. Mn Anita mls. Mu l: . I: . .lo-Annv N-5: s. l'IllIl't'llt't' Ilisst-r. In-riiivv Homlinzin. Lois Mm-t'r1-:ii'y. ltnlh Vl'l'lllllyil. 1'1 v 'z Jenin- Blunt-r, .luzin I.yIln-. Vi ': l'hln1:in. Ilvlvn ll th-, Jojw- .I lln.' ll. 'I 1 ltr-:sl -r, An : Mm- llvlmws-ll. llildzi llvr. N4 'Z Mai 'gin-rite Iii , ': - ' : . . z : - ' ,- , I ' - ' lr-r. . . . . Y- H . . .l . .U H ' . H .9 U ' 7 .... . . . . , . C6 77 ll 77 CC 77 KK ' 77 H H .... . .... ' h .... H .... en ' . , Y . . . ' . . I l ' x , r . . 7 u . 1 . . . . y 7 . ,n . . . ., Q . V . Senior H i gh School El ii SllNCGElR'S DlElllGHPlf E- Do, re, me, fa, so, la, ti, do are oh, so familiar to us. These sounds recall our grade school days when Mr. Hilty used to sound his pitch-pipe and say, Now, sing. Oh, how we did dislike singing class: never-the-less, this year Mr. Hilty produced a very efficient chorus, which brought honors to the school. One of the honors was the participation of sixteen picked members of the chorus in a chorus festival held at Defiance, on March ninth. Those chosen were High C Frowine, .... Spitler, .... Ash, Future Farmeretten Johnston, Cheerleader Stevens, Chisler McElhaney, Wahoo McKnight, two blue's singers, Betty Sams and Dorothy Mercer, Silent Patterson, Niagria Falls, He man Bell, Ladies' man Dauterman, Pandora Beck, Betty McConnell, and the second Caruso Ladd. A public concert was held in the School Auditorium to make money to pay the expenses of the chorus when they xx ent to Ada on Mai ch txxenty first to enter the District chorus contest On this date the chorus and the Girls Glee Club won second place and the right to entel the State Contest which was held April twenty third People are still wondering whether it xxas the singing of the Girls Glee Club or the good looking girls in the club which xx on the right to second place which means that they did right smait r 1 x rx I 1 v r 1 1 ith xx 1tr1 Num rthi s 11r11t ix 1 1 1lr11l X 111 1 lr! ll1 11 r 11 11 1 1 In l I' 1 N1 1 1 1 1 llllll' xnxx 1 1 rx N 11 1 xx ix 1 It YI iliun ll lUllll 1 1 1 s 1 irl1i 1 1 N x1 ii rx 1 1 N I 1 t1 r 1 nn ii Ir ll li lI1uI1 rniin Xlfflt Pl in x X1 1 1 1 11 I iul Li1l1l 1 mul Jolltx Junk Nuuonds Nhrulitli DJXIN pagt for ty sc 1 1 n l N, h ' 1 v . . . V v V. . . ', ' ' L LS ' ' I , 13 K l I-'i st Illvxvi NIT. K. V. lI'lI,'. XIII ,' Jilllt' lllll'l2l 5:1-T. Xlilll'-1l I.tllIllllS. Mn' il J:1li1- .l1 1'll. 14- - .': s. Mn : l'hillip.'. ID lj Xlt'l 1'l'. llzlrri-t 3ll'Iflll,L!'llT, Mil - X'11lf. Ilvny .111 - I'I11xx'i'ig:l1t, t'l:lr:nh1-ll1- Ki1ll. I-'lv - -1- Kisser. Stwlllll Iloxv: Mu g::lr1-t Smith. li1-rtru1l1- Sl 'tl . 111-rzillinv Nan igglv. Il11s1-mairx' J11ln1sr1111. 11211-4 1,1- M111-Ill 2llll'j'. Ma g::xl'1-I XVHSIIII. fivfill lin1- .'1itl-r. l':lll'l'Klll1' Ah! 111, 1:-ny 111 -, Luis Xml. K:iIl11-ri111- While. lmrotliy 1C11tl1r1+1-k. l'illllIlillN'll4' SIl'XVill'f. 'l'hir1l I' ': Ilan G-no Asl. Mu j Anim .'im mls. 1,1-Yann Url N-ll'- lI't'l:lllll. Van l'1 -I1-r. XV'l ': Slllllx'l'. I-Irwin I!--k. I-'r1-1l S1-l l. Ili-k Fust-r. Iron l':irt1'1's11x1. Ili'k .'l:it1-r, X11rnqu1 sp' M:i1l:ili1in1- Wnrr-n. Irim .'r1-'- s. Mu j R11-like. l 11urIl1 l'11xx': llussn-l .'i1i1vn1ls. XV:l - RI1-l'11nn1-ll. K- 1-lh Ki1l-l. I-'l1vy1l S1m11x11'i's, .lil Falls. 11 g : s a - 1 . . ' -I I ':lin. ln lh-ll. Ru' I'l vpf-nsh-in. 51:1 'shzill 51lll'll wk. l l'l'I'illl l'l11 if-r, ' -' a Q' Q.. --' Bofwlmg green LISTEN FUR THE LONESOME DRUM page forty e1ght Rat a tat tat tat tat tat tat T1 tzum tzum tzum tmm There 9 plenty of fun m that For a boy IL zth a lzttle red drum Not only the drummer but the entlre band from the drum major to the flute player has had loads of fun during the year playlng for the Scarlet and Gray Maybe the reason for that IS that they have such attractlve new unlforms and chapeaux and basketball seasons They even exhumed Old Bee Gee H1 Jlm Falls and Allan Rlchard were alternate drum majors for thls sixty plece band It s qulte a feat to be able to twlrl the baton the way they do If you don t belleve me try 1t sometlme The good thlng about th1s band IS that they also can play concert muslc A few of the band members played at several band festxvals These festl vals were at Bowllng Green State Unlverslty They also entertalned the chlldren at the J uvenlle Home on Now ember 11 We re proud of you band members and hope that we can contmue belng puffed up when you play and march Even Mr W H Rlchard the dlrector IS proud of th1s nolsy group and why shouldn t he be? Our band IS tops ' The band certainly aroused plenty of pep during both the football Senior High School rf.-.. .ilMIlUSlliC AT MIDNIGIHIT:-.L What does Paul Whiteman and his orchestra have that I and my orch- estra haven't? asks Winchester H. Richard. Nothing, so the orchestra thinks. Really, they do have very attractive girls and handsome boys in it. And oh, the music that they can produce! But the school still wants to know what Mr. Richard really wanted with a coo coo whistle that he asked for on April first! They not only played for several assembly programs and the men of the Masonic Lodge, but also made a trip to Wayne to present a concert for the Parent - Teacher Association. A selected group accompanied the community singers who presented the Messiah at Christmas time. The orchestra furnished delightful music when the Public Speaking group presented an assembly program and when the Farmers' Institute opened its evening sessions. At the beginning of the season the orchestra held a meeting to choose officers for the year. Those chosen were the following: President - Rubinoff and her violin fLillian Ruedyb Vice-President -- Hunt her, Jim fJim Hunterj Secretary - Joan Cool-off CJoan Coulonj A few discords have not spoiled an enjoyable and successful year for the Senior High School Orchestra. page forty nzne P090 fifty MEN UF THE lWOMlENT I 1111111 li D L. Dunul 1 B111 15 The noted coach Bruce Hamm Olg'3l'l1Z6d the Letterman s Club The purpose of the club IS to promote bettel sportsmanship and a more fl aternal attltude toward competlng teams lf thls IS p0SSlblQ Membershlp to the club may be ga1ned only by earnlng a letter 1n a major or mlnor sport so you can easlly see that Freddle and D1ck1e have somethlng 1n common to talk about The athletlc scholastlc 1at1ngs have been ralsed a great deal slnce the club was O1 ganlzed The club sent lettels of app1ec1at1on to teams vs 1th ws hom they compet ed 1n out of town games thanklng them fol the hospltable attltudes they dlsplayed The Hlgh School vsondels whether Flndlay recened such a letter after the basketball game Programs 1nclud1ng llne ups of the teams were pubhshed by the Let ter Club thls year Thls contrlbuted much to the enjoy ment of the 1936 37 athletlc season The mam offlcers of the club are the followlng Presldent Jerry Cartel V106 Presldent James Stacy Secretary Harry Smlth ibetter known as Jew boy J Treasurer Thomas Buchman XVI!! X Z-f X EJ SPORTS l page fifty two Hotulzng mln I IADERS EVERH UNE W B HAMM Coach W B Hamm has been a leader among the boy athletes of the school 1n the flnest sense of the vt ord It seems to be the plnlosophy of some coaches that IH ordel to tu1n out sat lsfactoly teams a man must be a drlxel Certalnly players do need a strong dnectlng hand but lt has been shown over and ove1 agaln that as much or more can be accompllshed wlth most people by lntelllgent lead ershlp than by bullylng and hlgh handed tactlcs that are the stock 1n trade of the drlx er The man xx ho has dlrected the des t1n1es of Bobcat teams on the grldlron and basketball floor for the past couple of years has been habltually and characterlstlcally patlent and ln all ways cons1de1 ate of the men who haxe been put undel hls cale He has shown hlmself to be more lnterested 1n helplng boys to flnd the best 1n themselxes and to develop It than 1n the mere vxlnnlng of games From the standpolnt of games lost and won the work of Coach Hamm 1n our school can be accounted a real success Hls teams have conslstently met and gnen strong competltlon to teams from schools that are blgger than ours It IS xx 1th real regret that h1s many frlends learned of Coach Hamm s dec1s1on to leave the Bobcats at the end of thls school year but none of them would wlsh to see h1m fall to take adx antage of opportunlty for ads ancement 1n hls professlon MISS Kathe11ne Ruh has been an outstand1ng leader among the glrls 1n the school ex er SIHCG she became a member of the faculty Whlle her 1ob IS pr1ma11ls one of teachlng the glrls physlcal educatlon she has led as a class sponsor and ln many other ways and her leadershlp has been a happy one because she has helped all who haxe come 1n contact Wlth her to enJoy l1fe more Her o1gan17at1on of the G A A and the D1 omot1on of lnterscholastlc play days fO1 the gnls are slgnal b1tS of work to he1 C1 edlt KATHERINE RUH - w 114 5-. 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K K K Senior High School C R COOK Mr C R Cook has dlstmgulshed h1mself durmg hls work here as a physlcal educatlon director for the boys through hls efforts to develop new and attractive athletlc act1v ltleS He has developed a track team that holds 1ts own among the schools of thls part of the state ln a surprlsmgly short tlme In addltlon to h1S work ln the Senlor Hlgh School he fmds tlme to coach the Bobkltten football squad and to offlclate at some hlgh school and college games FRED MARSH Fred Marsh has been the asslst ant football and basketball coach m the Senlor Hlgh School slnce Ralph Rettlgs day here He has become a favorxte wlth the boys on the teams and the rooters who flll the stands when Bee Gee takes the fleld The reserve teams under h1s coachmg have had as successful seasons as the flrst strlng men who were tralned prlmarlly by the men he has respectfully treated as hls chlefs page fifty three 'W . ,, - - . . 9 . - Boulzng um 1937 lFOOlflBAIIIl SQUAD page ,iffy four I With nine letteimen back from the 1926 gi 1d team and fue of the nine backfleld men Coach Biuce Hamm had to build an entlre line with green mater1al Captain Buchman was one of the bulwarks fi om which Coach Hamm built his line Other lettermen 1n the llne were as follows Carter LTD Bell CCD and Gernert QEJ Backfield men weie Simonds CQJ Uhlman IFJ Smith QHBD Yodei QFD and Fostei CHBJ Other can dldates with experience weie as follows Ames Bowers Stacy Auetm Huntei Ziegler Iadd Dunipace DeWalt Ieady Glenn and Wentz Coach Hamm ably aided by Assistant Coach Fred Mai sh brought the boys out to practlce before school started to get them in shape fo1 their fn st game w ith Tiffin Columbian the Second week after echool opened The Splllt of the squad 1n general was much higher than that of last yeai s team and such a Qpirit helped the bobcats out of many tight spots Each fellow had faith 1n his teammate and knew he could do his Job and the team fUHCt10H6d well togethei 11936 37 SCHEDULES AND SCORES Sept 19 Bowling Green Tiffin Columbian Sept 26 Bowling Green Findlay c Bowling Green c 9 Bowling Green c 16 Bowling Green Oct 29 Bowling Gieen Oct 29 Bowling Gieen 'Noi I Bowling Gieen Dehance I ima Central Bryan Napoleon Pei 1 3 sbui g FOStOl13 I5 G Opp i 6 rv-1 4 G 1 7 1 .- ' . ., W I 1 , 4 4 Ll. -ii . 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'- v ' - 0- .- -' 14 '. . . . .. . 51 . . . .. 51 19171101 Hz ff School THE C AMES THHH Pl AYlElD 'IIFFIN COLUMBIAN ifllfltlil 1 111 Bfvkllllg clffll opened the 10311 footb1ll Sf xson lt T1ff1n Columblan T1 1n 0L1tWGlf.,h4fl thc Bobe1tx but the teams battle d o11 men terms u11t1l 11 pa w flom Shllley Doll eo lhe tlx 101 11ct1 1 IJ01Ilt 1111 Lf PINDI AY S 1h 1111111 Fzncllay Plflfll 15 Hlgh s Trojans 1TlVldf,Cl thf Bobcat st 1d1um at C1ty Park and the teamo played to A hud fought Neorele s tw before 1500 kpeetdtora DEFIAINCE 0 'NIH Dejmnce 6 D1f1f111e1 boe1st111g ot cl flne pas mg dttaek LOIUI 111 the f1rst quarter on a long pass but tne Lllldgkfl Bobeatx eamc bfiek to C011 thlee t1mes to Wlll then flrst major football VlLtOlX III thlee nous I IMA C I' NTRAI 0111 1 llllll IX 3. 1 1 sts 1ely dow1111o111 of 11111 BOVVllIlL, 1111111 111d I1m.1 Central slld a. lx dw ed to N I N t lhe 1,1111 ende d the game XVlth the ball o11 Llm 1 s 15 yard llne BRYAN Offohu II1 I Byymy 10 flxxlng fo1 the tht t1n1e of the edson under the llghts Bowllng Green and B11 111 planed to 11 19 19 tle Yodex and Idmbelt eoled touehdowns for the Bobcatx BONVllI1f., Cleen max the onlx te 1111 to Neon th1ee t1n1es on Bryan the recognlzed eh 1111111011 ot NOIthWtStLTIl Omo NAPOLEON O 111141 'Vrzpoleon LOIQ IL ulted f1on1 1 1141 s flom Snnth to Stdex Dads D11 1 the day that the ll,llK ill Klll R l LIIK UKIILH PI' RRX SPURG r1l141 IIIISIIIIIQ I' 1x1l111g, C 1111 llllltl 111 1111 IIN burg., b1tt1r 1nd XVltl'1 a 1 11111111 Y1Lt0lN bw urtue of 4 1 11 ll N h l 1 1 L1 ll I' ddle I lmbert 111 1 If OSTORIA Il I'0StOIlll Blxxlulf., C1ee11 1111 l It Qeeond 11115 of tootball Llllflel the llghtx at Fo tor1a llll 11111 111e1ent rlxal doxxned the Bobeit I-1 6 Sheer 11oue1 pl 15 proxed Nuperxor t tllllx I 111 11 Ill th1 g1n1e XOClLl C01Ul fo1 the Bobea S SEASON S RECORD U OX P L T T D page fifty fit e , . 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A A 0 S - N 1111111.1.11111111111111111111 IE - 4 1 Bofwlmg 16671 BOBCAT REGULARS FRED UHLNIAN One of the smallest men on the team Fred made up for hls S176 by hls agg1ess1ve and Wllllllg splrlt Thls is hxs last year and hls excellent playmg w1ll be mlssed tlemendously next year DICK DUNIPACE Dumpace made h1s debut lnto hxgh school foot ball thls yeal as a letterman by playlng a bang., up game at the guard position Dxck tlpped the scales at 170 pounds and evely ounce of welght was used to the best advantage He should be a gl eat asset to team and we are looklng forward to hls helpmg the Bobcats successful season JACK SIMONDS Jackle was the smallest man on the team Although he vselghed a mere 125 pounds he made up for thls by hls elusuencss and speed Hls vlclous tackling was another factol that made hlm fealed by hls opponents He wlll be back next year BOB KLINGENSMITH Although thls was hls fnst yeal Bob ploved hlmself to be a redoubtable battlel at all tlmes Hls hald blockmg on the offenslve and deadly tackllng on the defenslve made hlm an asset that wlll be hald to replace PAUL LADD Paul was the unlucklest man that ever donned a foot ball umfolm In hls Freshman and Sophomore yeals he showed hls ablllty fo1 the game but as a Junlor he was kept from making hls letter because of a leg 1nJu1y whlch he 16CB1V6d ln plactlce Thls year It was hls mlsfol tune to be mvolved m an auto accldent whlch confmed h1m to bed There has next year s of 38 to a of football Paul QUFNTIN BOVVERS Whenever the Bowllng Gleen team s llne needed to be bolsteled Coach Bluce Hamm could always rely on Bowers to take ove1 the task Bowers welghed 176 pounds and caused hlS oppon ents no end of tlouble Tubby played guald and hls success can be attubuted to hls fme defenslve play Quentln who has another year w1ll undoubtedly play the guard posltlon next year whlch was vacated by Captaln Tom Buchman MELVIN WENTZ Lefty was the best punter on the squad Although welghlng only 136 pounds he was full of the agglesslve splrlt whlch every good footballer must have He played a fme defenslve game and was mserted IH the llne up whenever a good puntel passer Ol de fenslve man was needed Wentz IS a JHHIOI and w1ll play plenty of football fol Bowlmg Green Hlgh School next year DICK FOSTER Dlck was one of the fastest and clevelest men on the team Hls ab1l1ty to throw passes and elude the defense made hlm a regular stalter IH the lme up He will be a valuable man for next yeal s team ORVILLF AUSTIN Red playlng hls flrst yeal of scholastlc foot ball w1ll be lemembered by h1s team mates fo1 hls flght determmatlon and wllllngness Orvllle stalted playlng football as a Freshman on the flrst Junlol Hlgh football team and hls play thls year showed that he knew many of the f1ne1 pomts of the game Austln also w1ll be back next yeal ,..h..J page fifty szx ,+...4 11 ' 'V I Q ' . . . . . , I i h ' . . . .r S - 1 ' . f ' U y- V' . . - :nw - I K 1 1 1 -, 4 . . . K , ll 77 ' 1 w l ' . I 1 s v 4 . . . . '. ' ' , 1 , f 1 . L I 1 . 4 K1 never been a boy in high school more deserving of a football letter than . ' , . . . . . . . I U l 77 - ' -L - - I '. . . . . . Y , C4 Y! l , 1 . . . A , ., L . - u ' n . , . . I . ' ' - K 'K , .7 ,, ,, . . . ' I 1 . . 1 ' ' ' 1 , - . . - - ' . . l . f ' l ' ' ' a . f x ,vt I Semor H wh School ON THE GRIDIRON STANILEY YODER Thrs was Stans frrst full year of football because of a broken leg recerved at the frrst of the 1935 season H played fullback and played because of hr love for the game Yoder r undoubtedly as good a backfreld man as ever was turned out rn thrs hrgh school He could place krck Irne plunge block and tackle mth deadly accuracy Yoder wrll be back next year and wrll surely garn further drstrnctrons rn athletrcs FDDIE LAMBFRT Fddre was the fastest man on the team and he thrrlled the crowds many trmes wrth hrs long runs Although small he was a hard tackler and frcrce blocker Hc was a Sophomore thrs year so hc rs expected to be back next year HARRY SMITH Jewboy was the trrple threat man on the term He punted passed and ran wrth equal abrlrty Many a garn was attrrbutcd to hrs deadly passrng Hrs posrtron wrll be hard to frll next eason JERRY CARTER Thrs was Carter s last year and he closed hrs athlet rc career on the rrdrron wrth a frttrng clrmax He was the Bobcats hardest drrvrng guard and many opponents were stopped by hrs hard tacklrng The loss of Jerry wrll consrderably weaken next years team DICK GERNERT Drck brought hrs athletrc career fr a player at Bowlrng Green Hrgh School to a close rn a most brrllrant fashron H played three years of varsrty football wrnnrng a letter each year Drck was consrdered by many as one of the outstandrng ends rn Northwe tern Ohro He was a marked man rn every game because of hrs pass catchrn abrlrty hrs brrllrant defensrve play and hrs possessron of an uncanny abrlrty for blockrng punts He wrll be reatly mrssed next year DICK ELWELL Elwell came to Bowlrng Green Hrgh School from Toledo where he had attended Lrbbey Drck played end most of the trme but because of hrs blockrng abrlrty was shrfted rnto the backfreld later rn the season Elwell played brrllrantly rn erery game but one remembers most the frne defensrve game that he played at Bryan Drck played the game as every true athlete should and possessed a fr ht to wrn sprrrt DON BELL Werghrng 220 pounds Brg Herm was the marnstry of the Bobcat forward wall Whenever the gorng got tough and the Hamm men found themselves wrth therr backs to the goal rt was always Bell who could be counted on to stop the opponents at the center of the lrnc Thrs wrll be one of the mam reasons the Bobcats should have a succe sful season next year TOM BUCHMANI Tom was truly the captarn rn every sense of the word He not only kept the rest of the team runnrng smoothly at all trmcs but he made a name for hrmself rn Northwestern Ohro athletrc crrcles by hrs hard blockrng and frerce tacklrng Hrs posrtron wrrll b hard to frll next year page fifty seven li ,. . ' 1 lv . 1- 1 1 A . 1 . . r - ' .v ' 1 - . . . . 9 , ',, as , ry . A . A N ' . 1. 1 ' '-1 cr . 1 , '. ' - 1 . v' I1 1 , , . . . I . v . ' . A 1 a 1 1 A s s' L. ' I ' ' . . .'. . r , .' 1 1 1 . ,.. , 1 1 1 . . 1 . . , . . . , . , H H ' . 1 . . . . 1 1 . v I . . . 1 ' . 1 I . x , rr . . , 'rr' . ' ' I . ' 1 1 7 1 . . ' 1 . . . . . . . , 1 . . 0. . 1 . 11 1 .1 . 5 . . . 1 ' ' s 1 1 Q . ' 1 1 ' . ' ' 1 .7. ' l . . L, . 1 . . is 1 . . . I I A' . I A l. . 'l . . e . .-. . ' ' ' . , 1 1 ' . Q K , 1 ' 15. L . L S . . 1 l . B A Ax. .. . g- , ' . , . ..' ., ' ' . U- 1 . . 4, . . 4 l 1 I 1 v 1' I ' y - 1 1 . , . ra - - rr ' ' 1 1 1 01 1 . . 5 , ' ' ' c 4A ' , H , , - 1 . . . ., . . 1 . , . ' C s . r 1 . 1 . . s .. Sk. A . . . ' ' ' . . . . . ' ' ,. . . ., .v u . ' . U ' I . .i 1. . v. D ' . ,L , J ft N. . 1 page fifty ezght 1 Of' ing Clreefz ..5All..ll HN A DAX ri-l Spectators drift slowly onto the cinder track winding, around the field. They carry colorful Indian blankets newspapers ind printed progr 1ms. Gradually the stadium begins to fill with exeited fans who sit nervously awaiting the kick-off. Finally the teams come running onto the field and the specators greet them with cheers of approval. Cheerleaders salute the players with a rousing yell. Suddenly a sound splits the air already tense with expecta- tion. The announcer for the day gives the line-ups over the Public Address S5 stem but his voice is almost inaudible because of the cheers that issue starts amid shouts of enthusiasm. Candy Wrappers lie scattered near the refreshment st ind. A crowd of hungry high school students stands munching hot-dogs. Slowly they wander toward the gate. The teams have already disappeared. The 5, xme proved to be a hard fight and the boys wele anxious to get to the locker rooms. Both teams fought their hardest but the last second in the game left the score still 6-6. The fans w ho so excitedly watehed the battle be- tween the two teams now disappear into their automobiles and drive away. The game is over .... the cheers are over .... and the stadium is .... deserted. W -i LU! 7' L u 7 J 1 L , . ,. , , - , . 1 , z 2 f z xy x 1 v ! Y AS l! ' X A . , . . . , J , . vm , A A n x x X from the crowd as each player's name is announced. Finally the game lk III Pk bk ik . 5 . 2 7 il . L tl A r H 7' H s , A 7 . ,. , . , . . , . ,C ,E , . , . . , , A A I A T l , , . K . Senior Ifigfz School ' BASllxlElflBAl l In exerx sehool athletleallx lIlLllllLil there eomes the tlme xx hen the sports loung' fans xx alt lIlX10llNlX tor ln kat ball season to st ut Thls sport 1s one ot the tum 1tes hen G H S md eaeh veal when the tlme eomes 1 basketball praetlee thele are ahx Hs plentx ot tins 1 follow the tc :ms throughout the long, hne ot 5, mme replace football is tht m 11o1 spoxt Ill mlm sehools rlhls sear the Bobcats plued 1 mueh l1tlXItl seheclulm thin thew haxe prexlouslx Q high spots ot the se ls Came xx hen thu plaxecl some ot the Foleclo sehools here to fore unchallenged bx B G Und llffhfefl them too J This last seir the Bobeflts h ue pl med m mx sueee lul games and the staff takes thls opportunltx of TLXILXXIIH, the basketball seison of 19 P6 1 for the le ldLIN page nity mm , - - L. . . . , 1 , V V 1 . , ' -. v ' . ' , , - l . , - , ' 1 ' 1 .'- 's 1 ' ' as - K. , A. L. 2 . A 'k. K, - '.. 1 ' , 'k v .' xx. X -? in B. . . 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The Marshmen won 19-15. 26 - Rossford, undefeated, invaded the high school gym to be decis- ively defeated by the crimson tide 26-15. The reserves lost 26-15. 29 - Bowling Green packed their suits and traveled to Lima to defeat the Lima Central Dragons 30-17. 2 - The annual battle between Napoleon and the Bobcats was held in the Bowling Green gym. The Bobcats outplayed the Corporals to win 43-17. The reserves won 19-14. 5 - The fourth Toledo school came to Bowling Green and was unable to break the jinx. Bowling Green 32 - Libbey 19. The Libbey reserves also lost 22-15. 9 - Findlay High School, last year's runner-up for the state champ- ionship, proved a formidable opponent for the scarlet and grey and won in an overtime game. Score 19-17. Bowling Green reserves also lost 28 13 The oldest rivals of Bovvlrng Green Fostoria were severely trounced vv hen they met the Bobcats on one of their hot nights The sharpshooters on the Bobcat squad rolled up 38 points to Fostoria s 16 Defiance with tvv elve v ictorres and one defeat brought a veteran team to Bowling Green but failed to do much Coach Hamm s team beat the Bulldogs 41 24 The Marshmen lost 19 Point Place vv as the next opponent of the Bobcats and Bee Gee vv on 32 21 The team seemed to be going, stale but snapped out of rt the night before The reserves also vv on 26 In the final game of the year Perrysburg defeated a crippled Bobcat team 28 27 The game was handicapped by a slippery floor The reserves vvon in an overtime gime llll lb lul lllflllllllllll lriltlr X1 litlll pugc sixty one - . - . , . U 12 1 . , . , . . , , ' an sv ' , . . . . . . . -1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 V. v y v. ' 1 v uf . 1 , . , v . . , K . . ' u n ni 4 T 1 7 ' x . . Y - . . r L' . . Q v 1 v . . . . 1 1 1 y 1 Q 1- . -- , . 1 1 ' 1 I 1 Q ' 4 A K n 1 3 K- 1 . v 1 v ' v ' 3 ri ,n First llow: Fra-nl I'llllll:lll. liivk Fostr-r. Hurry Smith. .lim Stalvy. lion HQ-ll, Irivk GQ-i'in-i't. lion l':iriu-rson. Ivivk Iilliriy-an-1-. lion Mus-in. .luck Sinif-mls. SQ-voml lluwi Imn til.-nn. Kt'lllll'ilI In-Walt. linlv- Iiinglmiu. l-lil, I.zrnrln-rr. Arthur Si.-ln-ns. 15 no ruin, ln g :is Hai v-1' nz 1. la rr .va 1 y. vv gi ' oss. . r-rr-1 ' 1 I: vis. R . li: Boiclzwg qi7't't'7l DON MASON . . . One of BIarsh's protegfes, Don Mason proved himself to be a most valuable man when he pulled the Defiance game out of the fire at the Napoleon .4 X. tournament. His accurate shooting gained many a point for the team and he IS to be counted on doing' great things next yeah DICK IJUNIPACE . . . Whenever our opponents got a llttl6.l'0ULfll. Irish was sent in to tame them down. Despite this. he always kept his he-ad and played a cool game. He should be a valuable asset to niext year's MASON Dl'Nll'AI'l-I mam. r'os'rr:l: DICK FOSTER . . . Playing his first year of varsity basketball, Foster fitted nicely into the Bobcat machine. Dick played a steady game of ball and was termed by many as a ball hawk . Dick will he back next year and we are sure he will display an even better brand of ball. DON PATTERSON . . . t'Don had the tough luck of having a bum knee but even so he was a good passer and many a basket can be attributed to his unerringr shooting. If his knee is in good shape he will probably hold a regular position next year. JACK SIMONDS . . . Somewhat handicapped by his size, Jack could still stay in there with the best of them. His speed and clever ball handling baffled many oppon- ents. He should step into a regular position next year if he keeps up his stellar playing. page sixty two PATTERSON SIMONDS Senior H z' gh School FRED UHLMAN . . . Freddy was one of the best de- fensive men in Northwestern Ohio and also was a good long-shot. Uhlman never gave up but kept fighting until the game was over. As a Junior, Fritz started playing varsity basketball and since then he has developed rapidly. YVhen the other team had a fine offensive man Uhlman was assigned to guard him and he usually kept the threat-man from scoring many points. Fred is a Senior this year and he will be missed next winter. DON Bl-LI Don stzr with Marsh s reseixe last ye ll proyed to be one of the le xdmg varsity players in this years te im Herm could always be eounted on for eight or ten points and whenewer the going, got tough it seemed th it he pl myed er en better He should be one of the best eenters in Ohio if he eontrnues to improve as he has done rn thf past llll NIXN I!l'Il il-RNI-RT DICK GFRNPRT er il une hier ar ba lxetbrll at forwlrd Dlek wr exp throughout the sea on 'md pl ned fine otfe n in l l f6I'lQlY6 basketblll Gernert led the term in COIIII with 1425 points and hi position will be hud to till n xt xe ll H-XRRH SNIITH J wboy x a known 1 the tm 1 elown but w henewei he got the e ill he could be eountv ml 4 n o old his own H rry ls 5 mor thi 3, x and good plrying will be missed 'rfter he gradu rtes J-'KWIEQ STACY m ended his hl h ehool 1 e ic career in 1 blaze of glory btrcx hx iw s bet con rdered '1 good tournament plu er thi lned up to his reputation Jim wa th onlx Bolurt player chosen on the rll tourney te rm Purthermort le was designated captain bee'1use of hi tindm p NT rex 5YIlTll folmanee in playing the glme page szrty three .' I' .... , .' 2' 'x s s .2 ., Y, , 2 ' v. AN . .,... ' 2' '.' -1 . ' 5 A ' - ' fr ' - ' L' ' ' 1' A 1' ' r r r 1 ,F x ' 1 a 1 J 3 ,V N k 1 i Ks Y tax! Q 'l XI . . . Aftr' Jax f t years of stell ' sw 2 ' 'z ' , 'as s-le-e-ted -1 tain by his team-mates. He displayed his ability as a lL'2lli1'l' ' , X 5 s . zj ' ' - um ze- : . X' z 's' g ' ' ., ' 's ' - z ' ef j-z '. . '. ... e' 'vs' 'as l'2ll1 t h 'l . Dau' a we ' ' 's 'ear and his vit ' 3' zf ' . -f' 1 . r . ' . . . Ji - 'g' sl atl- lt' 2 ' . 'aj zszl'ay.' ll s' ' r ' 4 z,'i ' and 's year he ' ' . ' . ' ' s e Q ,-1 .hy . 2 - . J Z G ' - .. .,' 1 ' ' . ' '. S 's Outsz ' g er- L- J 1' ' ' ' ' r f' 2 . page szxty four Bowl 111 g 76671 TOURAMENT lPll AY For the first game of the tournament the Bobcats drexx the tough Defiance outfit Although Bowling Green had defeated them in a regular season game Bowling Green was by no means the fax orlte The game started at a slovx pace and the first quartel ended in a tie At the half the teams were deadlocked again and at the end of the thnd quarter Defiance held a one point lead Hoxxex er the Bobcats put up an air tlght defense in the last quarter and held Defiance to one point xxhile they scored six for Bee Gee The final score xx as 25 21 Don Mason xx as point of the game In the second game Coach Hamm s men met Liberty Center who advanced by lacing Napoleon previously 1n the tournament The Indians proved to be no competition for the accurate shooting Bobcats and were given a sound drubblng The final score xxas 47 25 The flnal game brought the Bowling Green Bobcats up against the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets who had defeated the Bobcats in a scheduled game durlng the season However the odds were even before the game The game opened with Bowling Green taking an early three point lead The game slowed down considerably as the quarter ended ln our favor 3 2 The second quarter found the locals unable to hit the loop as the Yellow Jackets poured them in from all angles The half ended 11 8 in favor of Perrysburg The third quarter spelled defeat for the Bobcats as Gernert Lhlman and Bell xvere ousted on fouls Stacy put on a one man shoxv 1n the last quarter 1n an attempt to overtake their lead but it was to no avail The final gun found the Bobcats on the short end of a 33 24 score and Perrysburg the representative of this district in the state finals at Columbus 2- A Q4 , L nl V - . 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' '11' - '11 - 1: 111' 1' 111111- 11111 1 1' .' -, 11 - :11111 11'i.'11 -S 111 1gi1'1-S111111- 11'11- ' ' Q -- 111 1tj'Nl' '11 1111 Bowlzfzg 1 M71 TRACK LETTERMEN page szxty szx DICK STOOTS Dlck ran the half mlle 440 and was anchor man on the medley relay team Thls man was a conslstent polnt getter and could always be counted on to come through 1n the plnches Dlck IS a Senlor thls year and w1ll be hard to replace next year JIM ONOFRIO Jlmmy was the smallest man on the squad but yet the blggest Hls favorlte run belng the mlle he holds the hlgh school rec ord for th1s event Hls opponents were always larger than he was but he always cut them down to h1s own slze He w1ll graduate thxs year TOM LAHEY Tom was unable to be present when the plcture was taken but he was always present when It came tlme to throw the dlscus Tom set a new record thxs year when he flung the dlscus 111 ft He w1ll not be back next year DON BELL In contrast to Onofrlo Don Bell was the blggest man on the squad He only entered one event the shot put but he d1d thls very effectlvely settlng a new field record of 43V ft He will be back next year DICK GERNERT Dlck set new track records 1n the 100 yd dash and the Javelm He also ran anchor pos1t1on on the 880 relay team D1ck wxll graduate ln June HARRY SMITH The shot put and Javelm we1e Harry s mam events He always ran a close second to Bell IH the shot put Harry wlll graduate 1n June LLOYD SHELTON Lloyd was one of the fastest men on the squad He entered 1n all the dashes and ln the broad Jump H1s polnts could al ways be counted on and he w1ll be greatly mlssed next year EDDIE LAMBERT Eddle proxed a xaluable asset to the team last year but was unfortunately 1nel1g1ble thls year because of credlts If he IS Gllglble next year he should be a great dash man JIM HUNTER J1m fulfilled all expectatlons as a great broad Jumper when he set a new school record of 19 10 thls yea1 He Null be back next year to try to better th1s mark EARL SMITH Earl has Just f:lIl1SllCd hls thlrd yea1 as manager for the team He vs 111 be back next year as he 1S now a Jun1o1 1 ... -. - 1-, First How: I-Ill. Lzllnln-rt. lbim-k H.-rm-rt. lion lhlll, Lloyd Sln-lton. Svc-om! Row: Earl Smith, llivk Stools, llurry Smith. .lim Iluntn-r, .laum-we lnml'rio. T a . , ' . . Y cc ' ' an - ' K -L. n 5' x E u T 7 ' 3 7 a ' 12 - . . 1 , . l ' ' 7 ' ' . v' 1 A A' .L . . . V. . . . Sefzior Higfz School Coach Clayton Cook was very enthusiastic when nine lettermen re- ported for the 1937 track season. However, the progress was very slow as the team was hampered by rain and a soft track. Three of the meets Perrysburg, Maumee and Tontogany-were postponed because of unfavor- able climatic conditions. The first meet was almost a disaster as the Bobcats were beaten by a strong Bryan outfit, 105-27. However, the fact that the Bowling Green outfit placed in every event except the pole vault proved that they had the makings of a good team. May May May May May May 3 7 -Bryan -Napoleon Perrysburg Findlay District State TRACK SCHEDULE here there Maumee hex e thel e Toledo DeV1lb1ss Columbus l I ll lll 11111 X 1 1 FI 1 1 1 rl 1 1 IMI N11 1 N Ill N N IIIII1 I on r1 page stxty seven Bl v - W . 29- - I-'i'sr ll -wt Ja 111-s I,'lu:inn. ,xlvll Hll'll:ll'll. l.loy1l Sllvllnll. I-111. Lnlnlwrt, -l!lIIlt'S Unofriu. l-Iug:11n1- I.:-zlrhwrs, K1- -!h ID1- Vault. S1--111.11 Haw: F1- 'nl l'l1-rn-r. lion l':l1x1-rson. IPi'k 191-rn1-rt. Iii:-k Sr mrs, llolv IillII1I1'llSlllllll. lion H1-ll. Wziyno Ross. Imuulas lP:uut1'rumn. Hlivvr XY1-mls, In-n:ll1l .xlQ'XIlll1l!'l'. Hob SilllIll'l'. 'l'hi1 How: 1'o:11-li F1-ok. I-Izirl Smitl. linn-rson .Xv-ry. lb-3:1-r 1'Ill'I'. llill lie-rry. lli1'k lllzuir. I-'rv-1l S1-I n1l. .Ios1-ph Iiurkholdi-r. llxirry .'niIll. .lim lllllI1'l'. .':1 Slzuwson. liilll' lilllgfllillll. II1-:in .'1 .losvpli Nor1l1n:in. Warren llulivan. ll 'xl l Xi1'k1-lson. page sixty eight Bofwlzng 70671 TENNHS SQUAD Due to the loss of the fnst four men through graduatlon last yeal Coach L O W1llh1te has had to form a tennls squad composed almost com pletely of new men Don Mason IS the only retul mng letterman He along wlth Arthur Slebens D1Ck Dunlpace and Fred Relchert made up the squad whlch has played 1n most of the matches Competltlon began on Aprll 7 when Napoleon came to B G to defeat the Bobcats 3 2 Thls defeat was follow ed by tvxo XflCtOl16S when the local racket wlelders whltewashed an 1nexpe1 1enced Defiance team once on the home courts and once at Defiance The team members trax eled to Flndlay May 10 where they met defeat 4 1 and the next day Bluffton defeated the Bobcats by the same scoxe The 1ema1n1ng schedule of games lncludes three Toledo teams The D1str1ct Tennls Tournament was held on the Bowllng Green Tennls Courts May 21 The followmg wx eek the XlCt0!'1OUS teams went to Columbus to play 1n the State Toulnament All the boys on the present squad ulll be back next year so Coach W1llh1te expects to haxe a strong and experlenced team to send on the courts 1n 38 l I . . - 7 - Q . ' I .- L, , 1 ' ' 1 1 uv 7.04- ,. ,si 1 ' First Row: lfrn-11 ll:-ivln-rt. lion Mason. llivk l7llIllllGll'I'. lmlm- Rumi. S1-volul How: lin-rulnl llnrnls. Arthur Sin-lu-ns, llnrwin Blnylivlll. Hola Xl'2ll'l'l'll, . . L' 4 n y ! 7 - ' v 7 v' 1' 1 ' - . Y. V 7. . . . . L M Y. l I 4 Y Lu ' 1 - 1 Senior H iglz School fGrfOl,lF Tl. Coach Raymond Rubrake issued the first call for 1937 Bobcat golf candidates on April 18. Kenneth Kidd and Dick Gernert were the only lettermen from last year. With only five days of practice and qualifying rounds the squad suf- fered a 6-12 defeat at the hands of the strong Sylvania team, Saturday, April 24 on the local course. The following Thursday they showed mid-season form by trouncing Maumee 11-7 on the home course. Friday, April 30, the Bobcats traveled to Sylvania and were once again set back 1115-615. The match was played on the Highland Meadows golf course. DeVilbiss was the next Waterloo for the Bowling Green outfit. Play- ing on the home course was no advantage for the Bobcats as they were soundly trounced 14-4. The Bobcats took to the road again and were partially successful in that they tied Fostoria 6-6. This was a four-man match instead of the usual six. X I ill! llikrt llr rllbkt :XX I page szxty nuze 3- , .. I f f . . 4 E- .Qt A '- l First Row: llulu-rr Villiznus. Imiulnt Vross. XV: rro-n lllllllilll. NI.-1'-wliili lmvis. Sn-vo I1 uw: '4-A 'ns Q-r. ar 5' Sun 1. iv' i l'lll'l' . 'sayin' loss. 7 . . Jottlzfzg in ll SH NIIUR C Hill S BAWKJLHBAHH IHLIXWHS 4 s I I 1 1 ulll ll se FNLIV fall the glrls haue basketball pldctlce, just the some .ls the bow Tht hmll tCdYT'lN that are chosen, however, do not play outslde school Aftcl extenslxe p1dCt1L6s Nllss Kathellne Ruh the phx lcal educatlon lnstruttol tor the 21115, chooses the filst and stcond teams who ale to leplesent the NAFIOUN classes Those gllls are tho en on l bdNlS of thell ablllty the number of pldctlces thev haw. .lttcndfd md the gentldl knoxxledgt of the game- A toulnlmtnt IS then stllltul IITIOIUI tht x ll lous alll s teams At the and of the stason cl ulnml IS dttltlltd Thl lctlwltx ttdchts the gllls to NK0llx and to optlfltt xllth math Uthkl lll lddltltlll to plllxldlflg' them xllth an lrltelestlng' d1X91N1OI1 'lhe aboxe plctult IS of the Senlor blll hlst .and second teams Below ls plctultd the thdmplon glll lHt1II'l1l1ll.l team xxhlfh DIIXLII dullllg tht noon houls page Sf 1 1 llfy l N1 +I 1 1 ... 17 ,., ' C' .T L- 1' ' 1 +5 Ky, - f fr 4 W r 1 41 X X - LQ ,. ' X I l .L X L . . ll 1 L 11-4- N l l Y First I1 vw: .loyvv .I4-hllsllll. 1'2lIlll'l'illl' I':l'llh'. lflolw-ll:-v liiusl-l'. Ihllll lic-tm-lllnll'gw-l'. til-l':lln!ilw X:llp:l1-. l':ll4'II .l:llll- KVIIIIIIW. 4'lJll'illll'll4' Inlllgl. l'Zl4-nlllll' 5l4'l':HlJlIll'j'. K2Illlt'l'illt' WI ill-, .Hin- 4'JII'Illil'hIIl'l. ll:ll'l'i1-I Xlvlilliglll. :sl-mln! l' ': I,nis1'1l1lll1-l'. Allllil xlill' M4-Ilmlw-ll. Sm- I,ill1Iml'1-l'. till-llnlol':l XVI1 ds. 'l'h4-llllzl Ilrn-s,-I lr. I.lll'iIll- lioiw-. linws'll:l Klliglll. Nlllllj' Lvl- Imlllllalllll. -Ivillllll' xvillljlll. Av, . V' .1 .Q ...'., 'J ,Lu .S , YS. ,'. ,, L. . f . S. v Y v K-' is . ' , - S' v .. ' . S A 'ss .' , JS' . . ' ' A . . ' ' . 5. 5. , . K. , . K v . . . . K. v, ' 5. , . if: ,A D I .' . K. Q l 1 L-'S ' . ' . 1, -1 I I . .4 A ri A , 3 , I u ' l i 'f ' ' l' A ' A ' 2 1 li' i' 4 ' A Z 5 V2 '- ' .' ' ' FI . ' A .' I ' '. f' ' '? . '524 'v Q-A lf '-A- ' -Y. .- ,M l -' .-. l-' 2 U v.. ' v. . li. .v , I v .A .iz ' , . ., .. . . . 's' ' Cx' .. V. v - . l P . 1 - 1 .' - S7 . Ii -L ,n v ' . 2 y , .' . X Ifirsl ll-nv: llosl-Ilfl H--illzw. Nlzlrgll--l'ilv Iliwll. Nl:ll'L.f:lI'I'II .Xrll--Ill, 31113: Allilal Silll-vllfis. HJIXIP I3--llsl'lllIv:ll'll, .H--wllv! llnw: 5111 wli--ll' xVilI'I'l,'ll, Ilal 11-ll' Ash. Sefzzor H1011 School C A A lLlETllllER GlllRlLS ll ll llllrl Nlne smlllng young ladles proudly exh1b1t G A A letters IH the above plcture And why shouldn t they? They hlked played basketball worked as offlcers 1n the organ1zat1on and partlclpated 1n all the other sport act1w1t1es sponsored by thelr leader MISS Katherlne Ruh In order to mer1t one of these letters each of the glrls had to have at least seven hundred polnts These could be obtalned by partlclpatlon ln dlf ferent club act1x1t1es For lnstance a glrl recen es fifty polnts for bemg a board member and a hundred pomts for makmg a first class team ln g1rls basketball A glrl may be a member three years lf she earns one hundred polnts durmg each year Thls method of polnt ratlng has prox ed very successful slnce It acts as an accurate record of each members achlevements MISS Ruh presents the letters to the guls merltmg them at the annual G A A banquets Thls years banquet was held May 20 ln the school cafeterla The room was attractlx ely decoxated ln sprmg colors The members of the mnth grade first team m glrls basketball were the guests of honor and seated at the head table ww 1th the boa! d membel s After the dmner those present enjoyed an hour of entertamment and dancmg page se venty one 6 .l -' ' K 5 i T - I, , , Y 4 Q u , 5 2 Q ,, W, 3 I , ' 3 . i, ' 1 'J 2 . . First How: Alive- l':1rmim-11:14-I, Ilurrivt 3Il'lilllLE'lll. S0'l'llllll How: 1'l1Il'2IlN'lll' Imnpr. Rows-nn Knight. th-rzxlulinv Nzlugln-, lin haw: 5 1'l10 A Woods, Valtlnrrim- livhlv, Joym- .lolmsnn, llllth Ks-tza-lll1:n'L:1-r. - , x . . . . . . , , 2 5 ' , 1 . . Y. . . . . V W . . ' v , - . , . . . . , ' v . Y , V v l . . . . . . I , . . . u, ' ' , 1' 1 11 . . K . . 12 l130Ti'!I.71g Ci7'Uc'7! gi 'Clll4lllilllflllLllf1lSlIDllfllS pflgz mu My tl IRMA STEVENS ARNA YAWBERG TIL E F O O II BOBCATS' Xl lthout the ald of these tvso g,11lS It doubtless xx ould haxe been dlffl cult tor the fightmg, Bobcata to haxe had such a x1cto11ous season as they had XX hethel at home O1 au ay theee Ch991l63d91S bore the to1ch of uc ton The11 talthfulness to thelr duty has won them glhlt plalsc We ale ploud that thex could meal the scarlet and glax colols ot Old Bee Gcc Hlgh Ilma and A1113 promoted good SDO1tbIT1aHSl'1l1J among the fans and d1s coulaged those vs ho tlled to cause dlsolder All th1oug,h then long, peuod of chcclleaclmg, thes dld not IQCQIXQ a complamt on thcu xx o1l1 Al though Ilma xxlll leaxe us thls scar Alna xxlll be back nc'-it ual to suppolt the Bobcatb Ilma ua axxalded a school lettel for cheelleadlng, 111 an assemblx ou NI u 70 1 l , 1 V A ' 'J' ' ' , . ' 4 L1 1 7- . A sk. 1 , 1 1 ' '- ,. ,. L 1 1 1 . L. L1 L1 1 Y v 1 4 v 7 1 4 uw 1 1. . , . - ' ' ' ' 1 1 Q Q ' 1 ' t. .. ' . f Hz . 1. I Q fw A v n Y I 1 1 I l Y vu v 5 av I it xl ' 79 1 f . -1 4 1 1 ' 1 . ' 1 . . . .- V . 7. L1 1 1 .1 A1 1 . . Y- ,' 1 T .' ' . 1, 1 . ' ,1 1 ' - ' 1 f . ' x' . 1 . . - Y- 1 . v' 4 v 1 ' 1 v - f 1' 4 , 1, 1 1 1 f v ' A CL -4 . f 1 A to 2' QS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 1 Pauling Qrttn -TlUlRllxlEH irnofzf Swinging to the tunes of I4 rnic Dunficld and his boys the members of the student body enjoyed themselx es thoroughly when thosc aggressive Juniors opened the social season of B. G. High with a bang by presenting that famous all school dance The Turkex Tiot on lNox ember 20 1936 Entel ing upon the scene one s exe xx as qulcklx di axx n to the OlCl'l9St13. xxhich xxas clexeilx enclosed by colnstallxs Spotlight tuikeys beamed their appi ox al upon the gala ex ent Ping Pong and othei nox elties xx e1e fcatuied foi the pleasuie of those not participating in the dancing Against this background Don Nlason populai young JLIHIOI in troduced such specialties as the C ncle and Tag dances The high light of the ex ening came hoxxexei xx hen Doiothj. Meicei an attractixe young singei gaxe hex inte: D1 etation of such populai num bers as Shoe Shlnc Boy and 'lhe little Things S ou Lsed to Do agreelng that it xxas a dance not to be folgottenl SlKlUlLlE ID AYS Those spoxty Seniois C6ltd.1HlX outdid themselx es xx hen they D1 esented that good old fashioned ug Skule Daze on Januaix 29 1937 Who could haxe anything but a giand time xx ith Giaham Rilex a sxxinging that old baton? And xxhat s more those xx ho couldnt dance xx eien t sllghted elther fox tables 101 caids and Ping Pong had all been aiiangcd in oidei to proxlde enteltamment foi them Paul Ladd C9lt3lI'1lN piox ed himself a gallant croonei xx hen he sang that number one hit Chapel in the Moonlight Dorothv N191 cel lima Stex ens and Bettx Sams ful nished the feature hits of the ex ening xx hen thev ha1mon17ed on sex eial populai numbers But xx hlle xxe re talking about talent xxe mustn t foiget that attlactlxe little dancei Challine Schxxind xx ho captix ated the cioxxd xx 1th a hula hula dance accompanied on the gultai bx that unique plax 91 Aithui Hale xvlth all this amusement and punch besides It lSIlt anx xx ondel that Skule Dave pl ox ed to be a gieat success , , , l I 7 i V I -1.1 lt Y r 1 I x A y x x L K K T 7 7' . . 1 4' V . H Y . ' v , 1 a ' 4. v ls v v 1 ' v 1 v 1 1 1 . , , , . V . v ' v K1 ' - v lv v 1 L- 1 -tv. ' r 4 vs- , ' 1 v ' v . 3 . 1 s - 1 . L1 -L1 r , AA Y ,, 1 K1 , I 1 v r . Q, . - , , ' ' , , u w' , . vs as 4 vs I ' .' ,- ' . v ' l S - V .., v . y 1 ., v Y K. , ., , , . . . L. , I A K, as ' I rx K an 1 I' X - rs r 'A' In As the last notes died away, the dancers reluctantly left, all readily r ' 1' ' ' K' 'r I K. A- . ' .Lv 1 f ' v ' L. v A v y - .- ' at V sv , Y W . ' . 7 ' v ,v v i 'I K v 1 , 1 ' ' . 1 ' . - 1 . ' r y . . 1 - T , ' . . , . . . . ' as L ' K ' Y ar my , . U A . .Y . K v lv, W' K, . 'S v ' 1 7 ' 7 V - a ' . . ' , a . - yu M Q Y I, e 7 ' . . 1 1 1. v ' . v , v v 1 H ,H . . , . . i. . h i ' page sclenty four Svlzior' Ifigfz Scffzool . 'S llOP Swing music .... soft lights .... beautiful girls .... and lovely decorative effects set the keynote for one of the season's smartest social events, the Ilop sponsored by the Sophomore Cflass. Graham Riley and his orchestra from Tiffn swung into the first dance of the evening at 9:00 P. M. At 10 :UU I'. M. a spectacular floor show was presented by ll of lirica Ransome's specialty dance artists. Eight seventh graders served punch throughout the evening. Dorothy Mercer and Irma Stevens sang various dance numbers accompanied by the orchestra. Dwight Cross, as master of ceremonies handled his position with the ease of a professional. The gymnasium was transformed most effectively into a ballroom by seductive music, soft lights, and murmuring voices floating across the room by the gay and sleek dancers. It was only after a delightful evening that the guests regretfully departed. page Sl zu My page seventy sw ott mg Cin 71 N H 3 HNSTAHIATTON The formal 1l1flUCtlOl'1 cclcmonx was hcld fol thc membcls of thc 1937 Natlonal Honol Soclety 111 the cafetcl 1a ll cdncsday ex 61111151 May 26 The ent11e plogl am was 111 change of the alumm They had the room beautlfully deco1ated to CHIIY out the estabhshed 1d63lQ of the organlzatlon The center of 1nte1 est was the natlonal 1ns1g.,n1a around vshlch the entnc decolatlon schema lcxolxcd lalents and fllCI1ClS of the candldates wltnessed the 1mp1ess1xe celemonx Those membels yn ho VN916 1n chalge of the D1 oglam W e1e as follows George Beattle llfT31Q,'H1'Qt Zaugg Paullne Bates Nlary Lou1se Glbson Rachael Phllllps B111 Rothe and Fred Chambellaln cally speakmg Leadershlp chalactel and SQIXICQ vsele othe1 factols wh1ch we1e taken 1nto cons1de1at1on lixely vsolthy contllbutlon they have gn en to then h1g,h school was taken lnto consldclatlon In o1de1 to be elcctcd cach cand1datc had to ILCLIXO thc xotcs ot at least 14 oi the 16 voters Thls fact alone shows that thcse 12 people alc leplcsenta t1ve of the school as membe1s of the Nat1onal Hono1 Soclety To be a member 1n thlQ organlzatlon IS not only an honol but also a pllvllege Every members name IS placed on a bron7e tablet ln the lobby of the bulldlng and they ale the only people xx ho may xx ear thc oH1c1al emblcm of thls natlonal scholastlc 01g311lL3,t10I1 The 12 Senlols who have been honoled vwlth membelshlp ln the Nat1onal Honor SOClGtV thls yea1 are as follows Haruet McKn1ght Glendora Woods Irma Stexens Allce Carmlchael Betty Beach Rosella HCIHYQ DOTIS Flnch Dorothv Rothlock Darwln May held KenncthHa1g,er F1 ank Butt and Dlck Gernert 1 ,., . U .-- 73 Z' ' ' -1-' X Q l I. . Nc' A .lc - i ' ' x - 1 ' 'v y' 3 1 x 1 'K' 1 ' 1 ' v ' if .1 I v x 1 v f v ' 1 - . V L . , . . . A F v Lv . . V. T . y ' '-3 Q ' L. , -Av v,. L- S . -', L1 ' S v ' L-. L, ' 1 Aw S ' v 1 - 7 ' L . Y v v . ' Q I- 4 7- 4 v 1 K- vs: .. .1 e' 23' ' , Li, , I 1 n The members were chosen from the upper third of the class scholasti- 1 A T u A v 4 V 1 V I 7 A 3 11 I ' I 5 I 'A 1' ' 1 ' y Y i 1 js 1 ' , . . . v 1. '51 L. vs ,LQ . 1 , 1- 1 ,Lv . - L, . A, . LT Q , ' ' 1 1 7 r v 1 X ' '1 A . , v 1 u 1 . . N H 1 ,L : H. . , . Q , L, o , . , K 4 , I S . 1 nf 1 3 7 V 9 X ' J r , Senior High School l .zz MURDER llN REHEARSAL -.E-... 1 X ll X l ll Ili lillli I NI l ll I tl ll ll ki II Chllls thrllls and laughs were furnlshed all those who attended the 1937 Senlor Class Play Murder In Rehearsal Thls year s performance was attended by an unusually large crowd and was enJoyed by ex eryone Jack Ellery CD1ck Gernertl IS the play d1rector who causes so much trouble as the result of drlnkmg a glass of llme rlckev Claudla WVarren hls fiancee fH3PP18t MCKHIght, and her bltter rn al Shella Burnett fBarbara H3lllH3H, managed to remaln on speakmg terms although they are anythlng but good frlends Mrs Flske Warren iGlendora Woodsl and Harold Knlght fPaul Laddj both are accused of havlng some connectlon wlth the mysterlous crlme that IS commltted Trllby the lIl6Y1t2bl9 mald Clrma Stewensj tlght places but manage to get out of them by some fast talklng Sherlff Cullen lFrank Brlttl does an excellent Job of always gettmg his man fat least he chases h1m a lotj Daffy Calmlchael the half wlt lB1ll Berryj brought many laughs by hls slow comlcal speeches and Stack Hllton a soda dlspensel KGerald Harmsj finally presented the solutlon to the whole compllcated mystery whlch brought the presentatlon to a surprlsmg finlsh The productlon of Mulder In Rehearsal was dnected by Mr F G Sklbble dramatlcs lnstructor The buslness and productlon staff was as follows Adx ertlslng Manager Harry Burkhalter Asslstant Ads ertlslng Manager Eleanor McElhaney Tlcket Sales Manager Nancy Lee Lehmann Asslstant T1Ck6t Sales Manager Betty Beach Stage Manager Dorothy Rothrock Property Managel Ralph Spears First llow: -ll'Illlllh' XV:ugl1. Vlnluris Mau' .Ii iron. llnrrie-t .Il'Kllljl'lll. Irum Stove-11s. Sz-4-mul llow: lfrnnk Britt. Gly-nmlor: XVmuls. HIlI'll:ll'il llnllinzun. l':nul l,:u4l1l. mir! ov: i 1-rry, : 'win . any ie- 4 . ie-nnv 1 urgw-r. ' ' -rnv ' , . ' . . ' 7 . , , . ' cc , H - 9 . 7 . . . V ! ' 1 . . 7 . . . 1 . . w . Y. i . y kv . , V. I v K1 and her brother Chubby Forbes fKenneth Hargerl get into some pretty S, ' . . . J . L . 7 L' . . h v - V . , L, . K. ,, L. . - , K. L. L. ., 7 v V ' ca , yr , - , v I 7 A n 1 n . . , . . . . Y 7 l . ,YY, ,, ,.Yf7YY ,,,,, , ,, , ,., ,, ,,,,,,,,, , . I F- 77777 777777777 Y 77777 YYYYYYYYYRYY page seventy seven lllllls lFOlRlMIAll Sophxstlcatlon IS the word for lt' VS oxd for what' 'Why the H1 Y formal of course' Those boys reallv used the elbow gl ease fol once and show ed us what they could do and w hat s more they d1d 1t' Gomg natlonallstlc ln style they decorated ln good old fashloned red whlte and blue Yllth streamers suspended from each backboard and also on elther Slde of the orchestra On enteung the gym the llghted emblem held the center of attxac tlon and added great d1gn1ty to the affan The dance floor was 1llum1nated by softly colored flood hghts whlch seryed as a lovely background for those strxklng female beautles all dressed up to k1ll Howeyel we mustnt glye the bovs all the credlt for what s a dance wlthout a woman a B G Hlgh woman at that' May 14 1937 Greeted by two doormen 1n m1l1tary attue the JUHIOTS and Senlors entered the hlgh school for the elghth annual Junlor Senlor Prom Those attendlng placed thelr slgnatures 1n an especlally deslgned guest book Sophomore attendants presented each person wlth a lovely royal purple leather dance program The doors of the ballroom were kept closed untll the Grand March assembled and then came the first gllmpse of tall Whlte pxllars Engllsh shlelds flags and soft llghts Whlle the orchestra dlrected by Ph1l Nelson played Changlng of the Guard an alsle of couples formed Trumpeters Donald Hllty and Donald Nlxon announced the arrlval of the Junlor Class Presldent Don Bell and h1s guest Gayle Boosembark Next came llttle Marlyn Brlgham carry1ng a crown on a whlte satln plllow Another sound of the trumpets announced Kenneth Harger Senlor Class Plesldent and Donna Mae Perklns After belng crowned kmg and queen of the ball Kenneth and Donna Mae led the Grand March Dancmg followed w hlle flood llghts were play ed on the gala crowd After 1nte1m1ss1on Mlss Erlka Ransom presented a half hour of entertalnment by some of her outstandmg Toledo students Punch was seryed throughout the ex enmg by the Sophomores Dancmg contlnued untll 12 00 oclock when w1th the playmg of the Coronatlon Waltz another Junlor Senlor Prom came to an end J ' 4 . . . . . v . , , V l . , Y . L x A u ' . , . , ' . . y 1 c I s V L' a . . .Q . . 7 Y T ' . . . , . , y . vu 1 1 I l 1 . . . . , - , . A V x A' n' nw V Y 4 y . 7 ' ' - 7 , ' , . , . .... . ' v . P I ! . A A L p' r A g Q V ' A. 7 7 Y ' . . . H H . Y 7 ,, . 1 . 1 . . , , Sn L , . Y . . . Y Q . . I 4 n ' . Y u . . . v V ' . v ' 1 a . , Y v- V Yu It u ,, . . page sezenty ezght ! FEATURES C sele tj july: wghfy ill 'llllll' lll f llll C llxlll , . . . ,f . . 14117 A xwvlxlx' llllllllL'2illflll lil'lllll'll m vzxvh .lunv flurmg: Ihv xwrlmmg :lu llll Fllllllilf' Ivy the llt'1Q'l'2ltlll2illllQ clw ul V V, 1 l!.G. ll. S., ll. 11.0. H1 llcclwl lllll mmvlul lux Xlllwuglltlu- 's 3 ' my writl-. ilu- cclit-ws mln ll' v1 lu ln xx lytllllljl' 2lli1N'2l.l'lIljI lll'l'l'lll will lu: ln l'l'jll'l 1114-ml. 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O DI DIC XT IDN lulultlx I' lL1YltlflOY xxx nun' lx xml aff: ttmnmt x 1 4 ul h 1 Hetlm untl x x 1 to .mu 'lflnll N un mm: to 1 ww L 1 m uxm 1 uf H 4 N P 1 tqnt lm X XX we tv Ill ux U lm ahfxu 1, m l mum xxlt XX hen n 1 gum go 1 nux and x Nu 1 u flND0Ni f oc l D tn mf' xt vn om c Hx to 4 in C 1 x tea 0 walls. mm Nf x to the xx utp U1 bl lt L ust to thmxs a xx md ot gum m 0 It what rm lx NU IIN no N MUN xt the N n llL llllft IDL 1 0 n 0 1 u tl IOII1 ' 1 ll t uw 111 4+ th It lil uuu but m mlm umm N L gum in lunu mtl Suplwnnm S4 3- W..f X 1 if page t zghty one . fi 3 ,P . f l 4 ,f ' Tn Hr. I ' - ' ' ' li f' J S Ma Th, wc l Q -'2 ' :' ' itil-' X cle-li-:Lb t 119537 H3 'l hr: I il 'IlIl.' lvut fllllll-' l'f'l.L1Sf'l ' 'Dt tht- l V. Tln- reasons for his 1'0- ' fusul ure- k '1 ua lut 'r zuc- 'Q ' cuf- hin ul' fulfu orlw-Xty. IJ Q' the :ist . 'll'. zu in thin' . YQllI'.', l 1'f'fl has levn 21 Q11-:mt pal to ...Z tht stul- l lj us at 'h lf. In- Stvilfl uf ln rl' gg' J ut ' ' - A nf Qu , 1f'Ch:':l it 'I h LIS. Y : l cu' ' ' t stile, he furnisheerl us H y with A ' ' z1rl'i:-l LS t l'.' 5: W t v nfth- ll ty'-A12 k' g f S ulnjvcl 'l re us. F1':1l al 'ziys swys that it is CYTCYLEY vas :l t ' K - frm at ,uzt e 'z.' , aber as'- hx A-rjf '- 'r V 'nl' ' 1 1 -'srlvsk J: hz ly. T , Qff:.tI's:.. l - Whz Q .'zu Hill 2 '1 thc- ,1,ff' lf::.'.1jg,'iffff. ja ' urs grett' Izliml IA 1' lf ot t .4:.2'., Z'f-jj ,'l ','t Q',l':ff clt-zu xx lc l' ' t'. NY- fe: ' hut 4,71-Ilnff,-'l.,4jf:fj'f A ,1'. . .-,V',, u',' hr- fl this wh- he- ku W4 2 thv -,Q-:',,'-QQ .','s,',lK'.'.'fp, 'Kofax Inzmt rs Zll'l'llll Q ' ml --- zj 1 ..,o, 0. ,, 1 . . .4 ,l:,:I-,Qu l xW,'l.1, . . H. Su f f- wt- Sf'lllUl'S ray in pzxrtimr, Na-vm' 1'0l-LISU Ll ,'ti'k nt' f om l r'e-llmliv or hc'll ln- uffr-mlt-rl, . 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'X '1'th- fullj - z A tu all tl - memlm-rs of th- 'L ' Q' N' C. rc-'o' J 21 hit f '-s in this pm't'uit th's il '- li, lBOlllLlD Oil ll3lDlUC AllllON ,LET w f,,-N 'A ,fa -.2 '- page ezghfy luv vs 'KU' Oul most lllustrlous and d1St1I1gl11Sh9fl boald ol 9IlUCdtlOIl xxas ln knot holes today xx hen the tallest knot hole ll H G teuess xx hoj thought of leaxlng, because of the amount of gum that had been stuck uound lnm The lest of the bO16d mQmb6lS took up the lssut md deelded that thex mlght take the gum to f1ll the knots that xxe1e left open Qnamely them aelxesl but thlq ldea xxas lmmedlately done axx ax xxlth as tall M1 Knothole objected saylng that one stlckx bo1 ed knothole xx as bad enough XK1tllOLlt stlcky enough xx 1th one gummy knothole xx hen It tame to lldllfllllf., out the do re m1 xxlthout makmg It 9t1Ck191 bx addmg othu stlekx membel s The other bo1 ed membem 1mmed1atelx stated that It xxas no tlme to get ly rlcal but that they xx e1e xx1ll1ng to complx xx 1th the xx lshes of the11 bored brothel and lnstead of haxlng gum Ill the ltltlllb placed on the 0UtSldL of the 1llL1Stl10L1S boald of CKJnots ll QflLlLdU0ll thex xxould request that all gum be placed 111 then mouths xx hethel used 01 othel xx1se All boled knotholes er member Q Qeemed quxte satlshed xx1th the de c1s1on and xx ent merr1ly on then xxay to the boa1d fxou knoxx boald and room J K 5 f x lf ' ' 1 ' ' 4 7.1! 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