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

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IOHN W. PARLETTE H. L. BOWMAN principal Superintendent of Schools Mr. Pgrlette had the job seeing thot everything Superimendem L' Bowman? had Us his iob was tranquil ground our hulls, After three years the task of runnlng the Bowling Green school in Sr. High We seniors feel that We owe Prin- System' Cipol I. W. Pgrlette our sincere thanks for fill the help he hos given us, page six l ELMER WYLIE, M. L. HANNA, IR., R. B. WAUGH, C. H. YOUNG, R. N. WI-HTEHEAD

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WANDA L PITMAN Instrumental Music She proved a great help to the band members. MAURICE M. MERCER English-Journalism Maurice always had a good joke ready to enliven a seemingly dull lesson. FORREST CREASON Coach-Physical Education Creas was popular with all the students. WARREN F. OTT Coach-Physical Education Coach Ott's gym classes were enjoyed by all members. Warren loved body contact. ARTHUR C. ZUELZKE Instrumental Music Mr. Zuelzke was tops when it came to wielding a baton. ESTHER P. HAYHURST HISTORY To use slang, Miss I-layhurst really knew her beans! DONALD G. ORGAN PhysicsAConsumer Science-Sr. Math Mr. Organ and his mechanical band were always in demand at our school dances. ALLINE YOUREE Vocational Home Economics A very efficient teacher. KENNETH C. DOEHRING Commercial What a teacher-o friend indeed. MARGARET A. ROBSON Latin She had a personal interest in each student. KATHERINE M. RUI-I Physical Education Miss Ruh's favorite pastime was chasing boys out of the gymnasium. The girls enjoyed her classes immensely. FRANKLIN G. SKIBBIE Social Problems A man with a wardrobe.