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

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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

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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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smzez nm.: sniff l page fifty-six First Row--left to right: Gloria Van Newhouse, Gertrude Collins, Norma Tanberg, lack Weltin, Ann Thiebaut, Bill Crockett, Sheila Crowley Second Row-Marilyn Nicholson, Mary Coller, Delores Jordan, Donna Sutton, Mary Alice Kiger, Don Titus Third Row-f-Ervin Goodman, Harold Davis, Bob Ketzenbarger, Bill Evans, Henry Stalls, llene Lahey, Bill Downing Parrots! Parrots! That cry surely sounded familiar. Cf course it was Wednesday, the day the school paper came out. If the editor and crew looked a little dark under the eyes, it was only because they had been working into the wee hours of the morning. lack Weltin edited the Parrot the last semester While the editor of the Hi-Echo, Bob Ketzenbarger, was the editor the first semester. The editor and his staff surely helped to enlighten the lives of the students with the paper they put out full of juicy gossip, jokes, and other items of interest to the student body. Mr. M. M. Mercer was the faculty adviser of the paper and without his advice the staff would have had little hope of having a successful Parrot. The editor bragged that financially the Scarlet Parrot had an unusually Good year. Anyway, congratulations for a fine paper Well Written!