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

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,441 Glad page forty-eight First Row-left to right: Pat Kerruish, Barbara Loomis, Virginia Woessner, Delores Hope, Charlene Schwind, Barbara Sutton, Phyllis Finch, Nettie Cotterman, Donna Webb Second Row-Nancy Church, Margaret Curry, San Urschel, lane Patterson, Edwina Raydure, Virginia Tesar, Cornie Capen, Lois Sautter, Donna Dalzell Third Row-Virginia Ogg, Ianice Davenport, Elizabeth McGuire, Margaret Gulotte, Carolyn Klopfenstein, Sue McGuire, lean Berry, lane Kille, Ierry Klever Anyone who looked at the bulletin boards several weeks before a big dance or some other event occurred Was conscious of the Work of the Art Club. Under the supervision of Miss Ruby LeVier, the club, made up of members of her classes, put out remarkable posters and other Work, The students bene- fitted greatly from this extra work which consisted of making posters and pic- tures of still life. The meetings were held on Wednesday evenings.

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flfdwreell ajdmmw First Row-left to right: Barbara Loomis, Marilyn Hassler, lean Gamby, Bernice Cheatwood, Alberta Wirth, Ann Thiebaut, Shirley Woodbury, Dorothy Kidd, Delores Current, Louise Burrell, Lavina Mills, Donna Dalzell, Norma Heckman Second Row-Alyce Leemaster, Elizabeth Ruelle, Kathleen Simmons, Phyllis Bowser, Mary Karfit, Nyla lean Bressler, Dottie Davis, Delores Dennis, Beverly Pruitt, Pat Lee, Shirley Armstrong Third Row-Betty Renner, Pat Brubaker, Lucille Schaufler, Goldie Bechstein, Sara Swanson, Lois Dennis, Virginia Searle, Helen Bechstein, Pat Burnett Fourth Row-loan Brisbin, Mary lean Nye, Ilene Carpenter, Shirley Ford, Genevieve Roberts, Ioan Avery, Olma Meeker, Lyla Schaufler, Helen Repasz, Lou Ellen DeWyer, Martha Dannenberger Ummmmm-smell that aroma? Those girls were at it again, and every- one knew about Whom We were talking. It was those Future Homemakers of America hard at work. These girls organized a club at the first of the year for the purpose of learning the joy, satisfaction, and importance of homemaking. They also encouraged leadership, recreation, and an interest in home eco- nornics. The club was under the leadership of the following girls: president, Virginia Searle: vice-president, Betty Benner, secretary, Barbara Loomisg treasurer, Mary lean Nye. Miss Alline Youree was the faculty adviser. Three outstanding social events marked last year's calendar. ln the fall they sponsored an all school dance which is an annual affair. One of their club meetings was attended by the Home Economics Club of Perrysburg High School. Their formal banquet was held early in the spring. Better keep an eye on those girls, boys. They can really cook. page forty-seven

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0 Glad First Row-left to right: Pat Woessner, Annabelle Isaacs, Velma Shanower, Myrtle Collins, Carol Clouser Second RowvMarilyn Nicholson, Lagretta Metzger, Lois Orwig, Loretta Metzger Third Row-Karis Taulker, Madonna Miller, Sara lean Baird Organized rather late in the year but really making up for it were these future secretaries of the business World, The Commercial Club. Mr. Kenneth C. Doehring sponsored this club aided by three capable girls: president, Carol Clousery secretary and treasurer, Madonna Millerg and program chairman, Velma Shanower. The main purpose of the club was to acquaint the secretarial students better with actual business practices. - At the time this book Went to press the girls were planning to take a trip to the university to visit the Business Education Department to hear a talk by a former student on duties of a secretary, to see the demonstration ot Stenotype by an expert writer, to hear a discussion of new procedure in offices, all school dance, and many other activities. lt would seem as it the girls were acquiring a lot of extra knowledge about secretarial practice. Business World--Make Way. page fortyfnine