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

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ADMINISTRATION

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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

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.. .. ..,,,,.. .. ,..,, ,,,. 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-