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

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!7 ' Glad page fllty-four First Row-left to right: John Van Voorhis, Myron lanes, George Peters, Leonard Hatfield, Clayton l-loffheins Second Row-Tom Klever, Norman Harmon, Jack Weltin, Dick Hall Third Row-Robert Panning, Ned Philpot, loyce Meade, Louis Gulotte Anyone who had a class in which a movie was shown was immediately conscious of the Work of the Projection Club. Their Work, under the direction of Mr. F. W. Myrice, was greatly appreciated. lt has been proved that movies are a great boon to the school. The Projection Club helped greatly to facilitate the students' Work and make the subject being studied entertaining as Well as educational. Through the club the boys. learned not only how to mn the machines but also how to repair them, thus enabling them to become more familiar With the various parts of the machine. Yes, this club was beneficial to both its members and the school.

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Gala' Nthleiia 14444 ' First Row-left to right: Delores Hope, Charlene Schwind, Marilyn Hassler, Barbara Loomis, Bernice Cheatwood, Margaret Campeau, Edna Carnicom, Mary Lou Mawer, Phyllis Peters, Rita Avery, Donna Neifer, lane Avery, Bonnie Neifer, lean Avery, Vivian Harper, Dottie Davis, Iune Wood, Norma Rudulph, Kathryn Finch, Marilyn Mercer Second Row4Pat Kerruish, Phyllis Finch, Barbara Sutton, Ruth Bowen, Edwina Raydure, Alyce Leemaster, lean Gamby, Donna Lehmann, Leona Nye, Delores Current, Dorothy Kidd, Shirley Murray, Virginia Tesar, Sheila Crowley, Beverly Pruitt, Delores Dennis, Phyllis Iones, Velma Shanower, Kathleen Simmons, Nancy Halleck, Betty Benner, Ioyce DeWalt Third Row-Frances Halleck, Myrtle Collins, Shirley Woodbury, Betty Kelly, Norma Vermilya, Van Lou Rhoads, lean Whittaker, Louise Burrell, lane Kille, Ann Bachman, Mary Lou Sherer, Kathryn Kelly, Donna Lindemeyer, lanice Cotterman, Nyla lean Bressler, Virginia I-lelberg, Marian Wollam, Frances Beaverson, Paula Pretz Fourth Row-Mary Ellen Rice, Virginia Woessner, San Urschel, Virginia Ogg, Mary Coller, Beatrice Schwab, Lavina Mills, Karis Taulker, Phyllis Mathias, Madonna Miller, Margaret Curry, Nancy Halleck, lane Urschel, Dorothy Houser, Marian Kathrens, Betty Raidy, Miriam Becker, Phyllis Dewese, Irene Farkas Fifth Row-Mary Foos, lane Patterson, Yvonne Carnicom, Lois Dennis, loan Gonyer, Barbara Aldrich, Pat Mass, Norma Tanberg, Carolyn Frye, Mary lane McFall, Paula Meeker, Shirley Buchin, Arlene Getz, Phyllis Lohmann, Ellowee McCone, Genevieve Roberts Sixth Row-Elizabeth McGuire, Donna Sutton, Eldeen Dickerman, Donna Smith Seventh Row-lanice Parlette, lanice Davenport, Katie O'Connor, lanice Riegle, Ruth Ward, Roberta Ridgeway, Ann Thiebaut, Marilyn Nicholson, Helen Repasz, loan Avery, Carolyn Klopfenstein, Sally Scott, Pat Grover, Phyllis Nearing, Edith Rew, Norma Heckman, Betty lane Smith, Pat Woessner . G.A.A. was an organization to which any girl might belong providing she was willing to participate in the different sports sponsored by the organization. The club was interested not only in body building, but also in character build- ing, for it was there that a girl might learn the value of true sportsmanship. ln previous years, the club sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance. The past year O'l-looligan's Hop was given in honor of Saint Patrick's Day. In addition to this event, the association was hostess to three of the Buckeye League schools at a playday when all members participated in a day of fun and sports. Officers Were: president, Shirley Murray: vice president, Rose Patterson: secretary, Babe McGuire, head of baseball, Pat Maas: head of basketball, Shi Crowley, head of volleyball, lean Whittaker, and head of outing, Van Lou Rhoades. page fifty-three

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,4 Gaew First Rowvleft to right: Donna Neifer, Marilyn Mercer, Norma Rudulph Second Row-Phyllis Grant, Leona Nye, Dorothy Boyles, loanne Avery Third RowvCharles Price, lim Schwarz, Douglas McEwen, Bob Ketzenbarqer The announcement crew which was established by the suqqestion of the Student Council proved to be a Very successful project. Both students and faculty very much enjoyed the short skits which were presented by the crew and also the records which were played over the PA. system. These records were especially appreciated during the holidays, for they really helped to start the day off right. Eleven students comprised the year's group which was rnade up of students that volunteered early in the year. it X i S S S page fifty-five