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

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P599 titty 444144440 WQMW44 of Hmmm First Row- left to right: Ervin Palmer, Tom Bressler, Dick Cram, George Peters, Myron lones Second Row -Wayne Lambert, Raymond Emmerick, Bill Gamby, Leroy Taylor, Ray Jordan Third Row -Mr. W. A. Alexander, Eugene Stein, Vondon Tipton, Robert Lemrnerbrock, Duane Valentino, Dick Courtney Under the supervision of Mr. W. A. Alexander the F.l:'.A. enjoyed another successful year. The boys all received much training which will, no doubt, be put to good use on the fields of Wood County. Bowling Green can justly be proud of its farming country, and to the EEA. should go much credit for train- ing our young men to become good farmers. Any boy enrolled in Mr. Alexander's agriculture classes was eligible to become a member of this organization. Officers of the club were Bob Lemmerbroclc, presidentg Duane Valentine, Viceepresidenty Ervin Palmer, secretary and treasurer.

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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

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'?f- '7eem First Row-left to right: Frances Halleck, Shirley Murray, Betty Strock, Roberta Ridgeway, Ann Thiebaut, Barbara Sutton, Phyllis Finch, Charlene Schwind, Delores Hope, Pat Kerruish, Elizabeth McGuire, Donna Neifer, Norma Tanberg, Kathleen Simmons, Mary Io Middleton, lane Kille, Donna Sutton Second Bow-Betty Benner, Esther Webb, Lagretta Metzger, Velma Shanower, Loretta Metzger, Phyllis Mathias, Ruth Bowen, Edwina Raydure, Ann Bachman, Sheila Crowley, Phyllis Peters, Mary Lou Mawer, Margaret Carnpeau Third Row-Shirley Woodbury, Phyllis Grant, Leona Nye, Mary Lou Sherer, Virginia Tesar, Kathryn Finch, Marilyn Nicholson, Phyllis Nearing, Bonnie Neifer, Vivian Harper Fourth Row-Virginia Ogg, Pat Grover, Jane Patterson, Sue McGuire, Sally Scott, Pat Woessner, Donna Lehmann, lean Whittaker Fifth Bow-Shirley Lee, Betty Kelly, Karis Taulker, Madonna Miller, Delores Current, Chloe Roderick, Van Lou Rhoads, Norma Vermilya, loanne Avery, Helen Repasz, Shirley Coen, Edna Carnicom, Kathryn Kelly, Dorothy Kidd Sixth Row-loanne Saunders, loyce Heiby, Carolyn Frye, Elizabeth Moser, Barbara Aldrich, Pat Mass, Betty Hubbard, Ilene Lahey, Betty Hill, Donna Palmer, loan Donald, Margaret lordan Seventh Row-Dorothy Hankey, Wanda Snyder, Betty Smith, Lois Sautter, Mary Alice Kiger, llene Carpenter, Louise Burrell, Lavina Mills, Carolyn Klopfenstein, San Urschel, Genevieve Roberts, Marilyn Mercer In September the Girl Reserves of former years adopted Y-Teens as the official name for their club in accordance with a nation-wide change. Many charitable services were rendered by this group throughout the school year. In November they had a pot-luck supper after which the girls folded Christmas seals. A joint Hi-Y and Y-Teen pot-luck supper was held on February l9 in the cafeteria for the purpose of folding Easter seals. New members of the club, who Were taken in in March, Were asked to make Easter favors for soldiers' trays in Veteran hospitals. The traditional Easter Chapel was given jointly by the Hi-Y Club and the Y-Teen Club in April. Formal initiation and installation were held at the last meeting of the year. Under the capable supervision of Miss Hayhurst and Miss Margaret Robson the club proved highly successful. Officers were Ann Bachman, presidentg Elizabeth McGuire, vice-president: Phyllis Peters, chapling Phyllis Nearing, secretary and Esther Webb, treasurer. page fifty-one