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

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l.-:TPllEi' All HllNlDLRLD?i Tr If lflllf'-Ifl Illfllffl frnnz Ifff fo right Working hard, girls? 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

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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