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

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WALTER A, ALEXANDER Vocational Agriculture A good teacher cmd a swell fellow to know. WILLIAM H. WEESTON Typing For a man with red hair Mr. Weeston certainly had a .ilciy personality. ELMER L. BOYLES Mathemztics I-Ie really knows his stuff , RAYMOND H. RUBRAKE Spanish-History He knows and understands his students. VIRGINIA A. MALLORY English Her smile and personality made her a very popular teachex. HARRY O. STOUT Chemistry Mr. Stout besides being an A-l instructor was one who enioyed shooting the breeze with his students. I-IAZEL M. MERCER English-French Miss Mercer was noted for her velvet voice. RUSSELL A. SWIGART Industrial Arts Swigart taught his students all the tricks of the trades in the well equipped industrial arts shop. ROY V. HILTY Vocal Music I-Ie provided B.G.I-I.S. with a wonderful choir. WILBUR A. RIDER Commercial Next to teaching, Wilbur's favorite pastime was pho- tography. MRS. R. V. I-IILTY Vocal Music With her voice classes she made music second nature for her classes. FACULTY NOT PICTURED THEODORE GROMAN Instrumental Music His big smile and friendly sense of humor gained him many friends during his first year at B. G. RUBY D. LeVlER Fine Arts An excellent art teacher. ESTHER I. ALLMAN English This Southern belle won many friends in her first year at B. G, H. S.

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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.

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CAFETERIA STAFF-Mrs. G. W. Beattie, Mrs. Merle Roach, Mrs. Fort- ney, and Mrs. Paul Webb were re- sponsible for that wonderful and savory food. Under the supervision of Mrs. Beattie, they were always willing to serve us banquets. DOROTI-lYfShe will always be remembered by the class of '48 for she was ever ready to give us neces- sary information. Keeper of the records, the money, and our grades, she certainly was an important per- son in our school. MR. HUGHES and MR. SIM- MONS-These two men were seen constantly around our school, for they kept our building spotless. They deserved a gold medal for their faithful work. gs' Q link MQ... ff