Bowling Green High School - Hi Echo Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)
- Class of 1951
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J , I ,, ' ,Q k 1 , f Ir X g SUPT. H. L. BOWMAN CARL H. YOUNG MARTIN I.. HANNA Supedntendent Superintendent Bowman was very busy dur- ing the year supervising the addition to the hiqh schooi, which has ionq been one of his dreams. School Boord The work ot the Board ot Education underlies aii of the schooi's activities. The tireiess ef- forts and generous contribution of time on the part of these men is appreciated by the class ot 1951. DONALD KING Principal Mr. l. W. Parlette, principal ol the Senior l-ligh School, who was around the halls at all times, was always ready to give a helping hand to any member ol the high school. Sec reta ry Dorothy Dohm familiar person to all ol us served us by excusing us from school or ad mitting us to classes She also did much of the clerical work and from her pleasant smile Dorothy must have enioyed her work MRS GRACE BOX DORIS POPE MRS IEAN Sl-IANKS l W PARLE FTE DOROTHY DOHM Office Help Mrs Grace Box Doris Pope and Mrs lean Shaiks were also 1 CTS O t e pfiil sta ly rs Box and rs arms were Mr Bo Nnlais lpeIS al ecietnsc c ci in nden s i Dfris had har kt F4 rforrl last ye Russel A. Swiqart Industrial Arts First roweleft to right: Hazel M. Mercer FACULTY NOT PICTUBED Esiher P. Hayhurst History B.S. in Education, Bowl ing Green State Univer si'yp AM., University o Michigan Donald G. Orqan Physics, Driving, C c n suniers Science BB., Washington Cci le Q e 7 A.M., Cincinnat University Mrs. Roy V. Hil'y Vccal Music AB. in Music, Elutitci College Buizy D. LeVier Fine Arts BS. and A.M. Olii. State University A.B. in industrial Education, University ot English, French A.B., Bethany College: BS. in Education, Bowlinq Green State University: A.M., Co- lumbia University Warren F. Ott Coach, Physical Education Wisconsin: A.M., Columbia University BS., Miami University, A.M., Cclurnhiz ROY V- HWY University Vocal Music Tfliyd rowg A.M., Bluffton College- A.M., Ohio Sfatf Virginia A- MGHOIV University Enqhsh A Vvgiter A. Alexander Witttenbercg College, A.M.. Ohio S' me niversi y Vocational Aqriculfure , , . fy ' 'lf B.S. in Agriculture: Aid. Oziio University homes R' Gmmd Band Director BS., Otterbein College Ichn l., Clarke Bioioqy, Practical Science Second row: Esther I. Allman Brown English AB., Ohio Vfesleyang A,M., Ohio Univer- BS., Ohio State Universty sity ABU Denison Un1vf'rsi'y Pferineki U, Diehrixf Cfrtiiriierni il in Edaigamr. A.M. in EclliCn:'i'11, ' K 1 ' -s ,X i 1' Y FACULTY NCT PICTURED iriinrmirr G. Skin: lf Soni rl Problems , 'f ,I A,- -T T Xq I Y .ai BS. in Educcilicn, Bf'f.-.'l- ing Green State llnivf-r silyy A.M. C 3 l Ll tri: i Universiiy lwicirqaref A. Flcltsirz Latin ABM Oberlin Cell e ': e' A.F!l., Columbia f,lni':er- sity Alrriri I. Eoulds Physirwil Educfiifiori T. V ,,Q.ars uixixl iii llr1i'ff:s1 ' al- Firsf left 'Q right, irzymond H. Hiilirvke Sp inisli, Hisrry kllf.. lfiarir-if: C',..e,l- H ' ,, Cai, S iff- 'Jfl1'v'Gl'Sl'1v' Bernard HV. Garrr. in Coach, Physifvil Eduzratign AB. in Edufiafzcn, Eairmzri' State 'jZll?'f Eairmcnf, Virginia flaurice M. Mercer Enqlish, lcurnzlisrrt, Eiznzrgics A.M,, Ohio State Universityp BS. in Edu? i- ficn, Bowling Green State Uriiversry Seccnd row: 'William H. 'Neesicn Twine BS., Bowling Green S'a'e Universiy T fn Hurry O. S'eu' Clifimistry BS. in Aqriiiilliireg Affl., Ghif, S'g'e Um versity Thonifis I. Kinkfzfic- Coacfg, Physifyz. Eauiatien BS. in Edurpfrian, Ghis S' rf' lln:versi'v' Third rew: Alline Ycuree Vice renal licme Lrzncmzrs BSN Tennessee State Te': E.ers' Calege' AM., Pealzcdy Cclleqe Elmer l.. Bcyles Mathematics I-EE., Gtterheih Geileijex R...f,, Chi: Urli- versity 'Nilbur A. Rider Commercial BS. in Education, Bewlinq Green State Uni- versify: ANT., Chic State Universiy Janitors lsr. .i right: Freya huqnes Lester Sirnzrions, Bruce Kille. These rrxeri had a busy year, for the new building increased tlieir re- sponsibility. Thanks rnust be :given them for their work and helpfulness. Cooks Left to riaht: Mrs. Fortney, Mrs. Asf kins, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Webb. All of the students who ate at the cafeteria will remember the delicious lunches prepared by these women. Mrs. Webb, manaqer, and the staff, also served many dinners and ban' quets for various clubs. Bus Drivers First row left to right: Dan Kolarilz, Louis Haubner, lr., Earl Decker. Second row: Ross Murr, C l a u d e Shanks, Clyde N i c h o l s Arthur Rittenhouse. The bus drivers managed to frcinsf port the country students to school all types of weather. Lsbrory Staff Nurse Because of their helpfulness and patience 1133-5TlEFVAT3F K X the librarians will be rerrienibered, as they Atrulyessentialperson as sciicolriurse slrs, ded us to find books and reference znateriaf. Stzervater was on the 7313 HGSOSO- , X Seb you? fx nn!!- n,,....,-..-uamQx kv .ff he x Bi! V f Mfigexbx ij 30 f wJ .154 vi :?fN7d-1 Ni-gif ag. 11: Park Leathers s e r v e d our :lass as its president in our sen- ior year. He was ably assisted by Buab Miller, vice president: Mildred Nutter, secretary, and Marlene Adams, treasurer. NANCY ABBOTT :music be the fruit of love, ulay on. THA. l, 2: A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3 4- 'zani 47 Qrcliestra 3, Vovrrl EtlSQITlI,l4' MABLENE ADAMS l!laaqio :fre foot two, eyes of blue. .-'Ui Club l, 2, 3, 47 Coriimersial Clui' 4' E r CQ .l l' G.A.A, Z, Qt, 4- Cl :ss Tre: r 11' Hi-Etna Stat' 4' Tri FLY C, V mfr. Przgttg Corrxniitiee 3- icrm' Qlfll' BARBARA AMCS Barb l'.'1tlz ta disposition as sunny as her '.:.A., Treasurer 47 C1.A,A. 2, 3. Let- ff Girl 4, Hi-Echo Staff 4, lntramurnls i, Q, 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, Trie 'iz-1' 3, Secretary' 4. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Hlinnyw arze surely can tickle the ivorzesf' 'Ur xmatics Club lg G.A.A, 2, Letter Girl 3, 4, Rifle Club ly A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, Secretary 2' Czieerleader l, 4, Dance Band 4, Hi- E::1o Staff 4, Honor Society ly lnstruf mental Ensemble l, 2, 37 lntramurals l, Z, 3, 4, lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Srarlet Parrot Staff Editor 4, Student Ciuncil, Secretary lj Tri-Hi-Y 3, Presi' open' 4: Vosal Ensemble 1, 4, PATBlClA BARDILL Pat :eevmfs sweet iIlSf9I is nt her eyes. Az- Club fl' EHA. 3, GAA. I :3::ft1r1'f1r1f'rit Crew 33 lli-Efir Q'- fr. Er'1:1 Cftttrirzi t. 3- flu r Q. .lg ,Q ...i .t,i.,.w 31. . :8'Ql'lX'5' ET twayff sn. I. , Lriixsuier 3- lr.-Sr. Pratt. Cp. lf' Sxzrlet Pirie' Sixll 4, SITI.. . ' Q11.:.j, 1 1 ' !.rt 'met .:1v:'.'1.'c:-Jim-I.?. Drrm :'1 4' '.9.fx..f3.. 4: A X :fella Ljrg lr ' 4: Ei1Ef'::m Siuff 47 If 'vm ' 5 J 4- Ir.-ar. r'r:,m l,,f,rxx1rx1t7f1f S'Ll'44EIlI f'nu11'1l 4: Trl-H1-Y 3, 4' Gas 1 fdlllil I H1111 Sf:hc.,1 I 7: F'if'IlK'? , I , SIDLIIHSEX Clu. l H: SVlIlShiflf: Sfcieii 2. 4.'IU'I.-KIY BECK Efrylhrgr is a gif!-cgther ycu hai' 'feep '. 1!f11f1 ycursef' CI you KZCIIIVY 1: it at ml. 3Y1YI12'i'S flu 3, 4: G.A.,3X. 4: A S pil: Czicir ,, -1- Hi-Emi: Sf :ff 4: Ixrr :mr 1.5 2, 1 Ir.-SZ. ?rf.n1 CV,II1YX1lfff Tri-Hi-Y J: 4- Cqshiru H1241 Sfixfzjl 1 5151+211 'ff CQ., 1: 7: Fgzrznisix 121113, ' SL1!lSE.1Ili' S','14?'1f' ' Q. FT IN ELAZER 1'.1,:r'y ' A ffl9IIffSiE1:O 'Jerri and steadyf Track 1, 2, '1 -1. MARYBELLE EOCKBRADER B.1l2e Her cheeks are like the Cherry, Her skin rs white as snow. Drcxmfmcs Club 3: F.H.A. 1, 2, 4: Bn 3 4' Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. P Committee 3: Sfarlei Parrot Staff 3: Hi-Y 3, 4. BEVERLY BOWEHMA N HBLV, Tranqurf and fyeflffe I5 her look, CLYIrI'l1FY 1 11 Chu, 4: F,H.!-X. 2: G,A.Px 4: H1-E Si :'f 4: If.-Sr. Prom Com' CAFHCL EOYLES FYCKZ Eze? Q15 Q '.'.'ea.'Zh 5? '.'!fS'f1 falls. Ch-erngsfry' C1411 4: Srizrrizztlis Club E, G..5..F.. 3, 4 fx Clppellz Choir 1, E, Hi-Eric Stuff 4: Infrcmumls 1, 2, E: fr.-Sr. print ,iiirilfee 3: R921 Cr 371531. Z, 1 4 STKE? Pfzrraf Stuff 4 f,fITH BRADLEY E115 Er fi A Q: 3 her! .Ness if ' ,. 'Q' 15,5151 . -J 1: I, J, 4: Emir 1, 4: 'fm 'k I 7 4: Ef1fE':.z Tuff 47 Insgf z:1Gr1'ul E:f1Sf 1 .1 1, 2, Z, 4: frvrrrmagr Z: 3, 4' Ir. Ex. Pzzzr. C zr.::r1t'ff- Sf' :' P :rrfj S' :V V Y :A fnsl rr.: lf- l, f-. ' NLYX 4 'Q5Ei.i.I.'f Her eye.: me -, 1. '-frfzqhl fart, -Ike 3'f'. j.'. '! ILL, .5355 fjkgky 2.115 Art fxizz .Q 2.3.4.5-.. 2, 2: -1: F129 Q 1: 2: 2' . Fil! ':'j1,1'yg1 :,,a 37 E51-Y E, -2. Y w 1-31 ROBER1 BROKA O 1911 S 1 lOAN BROVN N She I5 t1r11d and shy hke a flower r Sr rom Comml ee 3 perctt Red Cross Cour 11 2 Class Senretqr 1 ytv11e l 2 CLYDE BURKH ARDT Burlfcey A pleasmq personahty seated IH the heart of Courtesy Dr man s Club 3 4 Rlfle Club A Cippello CH If 1 3 Footb1l1 1 1 4 ln r rnuror s S Pr m Com 1 IACK LARKE Sn rk A qe11tIer11a11 of courage Club Dron 315 C u 1 e Bu t 1 Fo 1 '11 II1 B n n B'1nd 2 lnstrurnert T1 e r Prorn Co1nn11t'ee 1 Or es r 7 BARBARA RUTH CLINGO B rble Her gay heart laughs IH her bh e eyes 1'r1qht memes C1ub 2 3 A C rpel lf 4 Ban H1 E 11o lntrumurols 1 2 3 4 lr Sr Prom Com e 3 S rlen P ro S rff Edncr T1 1-I1Y 3 4 Voc 1 Ensemble 1 WAYNE COOKE s1a11 be hke a ree sha S111 for the too Chermstry Club 3 Drxrn ms Clul 1 2 1 3 Se retqrv 4 A C :pie 11r 2 3 4 Ann uncemen Crev lc E1 H E Stuff 4 Honor SOCTQTY 1 1ntm111urcls 3 4 Ir Sr Prom Comrruttee 3 Studenr CounC1l Treasurer 1 Vocal Ensemble SHIRLEY DANNENBERGER Denny Her qL11et qrace and kzndly words ha e 111f111e11ce sweet and strong Art Club 1 COXTVIIGYCIG1 Club 4 Dram s Club 4 GA A 2 4 Rlfle C 1 2 3 4 A Coppe 131 C11o1r 4 H1 Ecnc Honor of1ety 1 lr S1 Pro onrmttee 3 Tr 1-l1Y 3 4 S u en u1n1l Sobre ry 2 3 1 re sur ERNEST JELTSCHl 1AIN E111 H s on the mht trac1c Pro ebuon Club 2 3 Rfle C111 Tr ck 2 IUTJ , .,,.,,.. :- JN.-'-.LD KEIfl1 ln AAI.. 1 f:1i.f 1 : ff lie.: I-.1' Az: X, 3, 4g lf1Y QE, Q5: lr.-231. 1311: ,zz 1:11'?1 1- .ip T1 1 'l-1 2, 3, 45 l 10'lf1.. l 7, 7, l.f 111111111 4' E151-11-1l,1ll l, 2, Qi, 4 FOEERT DIHICK The srmle 1.'1at wont fonze Off. C111 z11isl1y Club 3: EEA. l, 2, 3, P1951 den' 47 B'111zl l, 2, 3, Prwsiden' 4- l11 s'rL11t1f,11'1l EIISQIHEQ- 27 lI'.'SIQ Prix: fI':11:1:1 f-f 3, lOEl. DUNIPACE I fiorfr let sludies 111teIfe1e 'mth my efl11Cal1o11. Art C1121 Zg Dramctics Club 3, 4, Ecst- E3,11i 4' Trfmlc 3, 4: lT1'fUII1UICIlS 4' lr.-Sr. Fflffl LTg:1:11111tee 3. GENE DUNN 'A ycvzmfy 1116111 ill a l1111ry, Ari Club l, 2, 3, 47 Drz1r11r1114:s Clul12, 3, 4- H1-Y 7, 45 l31:,'D 71c111 Club ,' .1121--Q 1 Jr., .7 l -Euhc Stl: '- . S . 71 , .CIIII t'-fi 'Q 1 Q' 111' ' . I- 537395 41 'ti' f Q. , vi, 411 3'f3r3l5?il?51 MARGARET ESPEN l Q PQ's21 ' , Shy fmfl I6SlYdiI1E'1 111 11.311 P.H..:.. 1. PATRICIA ESSEX ,N L rs. .f5..'1itc'1Q1h she has much 'Nlf she 1: very :shy Of usmq :ff El-l..l.. 4- G.A,A. 3, 45 lnlramuruls l, 2 3 4- l1.'Sr. Prom CC1TlI1'11TlG9 3: TTI-HL l' .'. .1I.l.. f. '-. f..' '. He: 1 , - 35.25 EE. F' E4Llll'jEF ,M H,, A, 1 5 1 2 DGSIIHQI, ff? DONNA lEAN EOOS 'Tccsie ' 'l flute Lays: they irritate nic. l love tr- ite irritated. G.A.A. 2, Letter Girl 3 4, Rifle Clulz 1, A ClfIjif36llQICl1CIlY l, 3, 4, Clzeerlefiiifr Q, 3' Hi-Echo Stuff 4, Ir.-Sr, Prom Can, mittee 3, Red Cross Council 3, Presidcfnt 4. DOROTHY FRANK Dot Gentle and sweet as a rose. Commercial Club 4, 17.H.A. 2, G.A,A. 3, 4, Hi-Echo Staff 4, lr.,Sr. Prom Com- mittee 3. PHYLLIS ERlESS Phil Hlncleperident as she can be, But still she has personality. lr.-Sr. Prcrn Committee 3, lOllN GEE 'It wk The-re behisiti that 'levilish grin A :serious nature is hiclzrisy within. Crit'-mistry Club l, Dramatiws Club l, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Vive President 4, A Ctippfrll i 0 Choir l, 3, 4- Track l, 2, 3, Football l, ., ls?-lf5II1gGl1 4, Ecisketbciil l, 2, Letter- ziifzn Lf, 4: H1-Eclxo Staff 4, BETTY GOODMAN Rusty Her personality brings her happiness and success. E.H,A. 1, Intramurals 1, lr.-Sr. Proni Committee 3, Red Cross Council 1. EDWARD HANLINE Big Ed The best thing in life is sleep. lULIA HARRINGTON Hludyti Her rest all grace, her motion all de- light. A Cappella Choir 1, East Liverpool High School, Commercial Club 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Band 4, Hi-Echo Staff 4, Ir.fSr. Prom Com- mittee 3. CARL HELMS All great men are dead, and l'm not feeling well myself. Chemistry Club 3, 4, President 3, Dra- matics Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, President 4, Projection Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2 3, 4, Announcement Crew 3, 4, Track 1, Football 1, 2, Hi-Echo 4, Honor Society 1, Intramurals 4, Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, Vocal Ensemble 1. HAZEL IIILLARD HAZ 'To know her is Io love her.' FI-l.A. 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3' Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, 4 Vice President 3. TOM HOSKINSON I-Iosk Behold the human dynamo. Chemistry Club 3: HiAY 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club I: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, Letterman 4: Basketball lg Intramur- als 2, 3, 4: Ir.'Sr. Prom Committee 3. RICHARD IENNINGS Dick Oh his smile is the noon splendor of a day in lunef' FPA. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Basketball 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Corn- mittee 3. DONNA IOHNS Skipper A friendly soul with a heart of Qolaf Commercial Club 4: F.I-LA. I: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, MARGARET IOHNSON A faithful friend is the medium of lifef Commercial Club, Secretary 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4: I-Ii- Echo Staff 4: Honor Society l. PHYLLIS IOI-INSTON I-leigh! is sometimes an advantaqef PHA. 1, 2, 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. COLLEEN KELLY C',ney Theres Irish in her laughter like the Irish in her nan.e.' Commercial Cin: 4: PHA. 3: Tri-Hi-':' 2 47 A Cappel.: Choir I: Ir.-Sr. Przzzi Committee E: S-it irlet Parrot Stat' 4, OLLIE KAETZEL Kes CJR give 'Ls 'pan who sings at .Mfg ' f',W,vU-1' s L emu?- .,, .... e..,. . .. C.,,,... ,.. - Q c 4. 'Y ' pw., ..:' 2 z u. Y W , H A , ,. .- Q vw . ,., Y . . . f,4' ,,,,., r...in . ...s 4, Ina.. V nirr.1 e . al Ertsffrnkle :HQ IANET KEYSER HIGH., Nothing is so popular as kindness. Dramatics Club 3, President 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, Letter Girl 4: A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, Secretary 4: Instru- mental Ensemble 35 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, Secretay 25 Scar- let Parrot Staff 3: Student Council 3: Vccal Ensemble l, 45 Class Secretary 3. RALPH KIDD Iunior He surely can swing a mean tion: bone. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2: Instrumental Ensemble 3, 4. MILDRED KRAIVIP Mid 'Coal-black hair anrl deep, Shinina eyes. E.H.A. 3, 4: C1.A.A. 3, 45 lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, IAMES KREISCH ER Herb His air, his manners, all who saw ad- mired. Chemistry Club, Secretary 3, 45 Dra- matics Club l, 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 25 Projection Club 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3: Football I, 2, 3, Letter- man 45 Hi Echo Staff 45 Honor Society I5 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Ir,-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 35 Red Cross Council 3, 45 Stu- dent Council l, 2: Class President 2: Vocal Ensemble l, 3, BETTY LAMBERT Rube Life can be a long, sweet song it you choose to make it so. EI-l.A. l, 2, Vice President 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 35 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Announce- ment Crew 4: I-Ii-Echo Staff 45 Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: Vocal Ensemble I, 4. HARLEY LAMBERT Black hair and blue eyes make a nice combination. Art Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4. ILA LAMBERT A Witty woman is a treasure. Art Club l, 2, 3: F.H.A. l, 2, 3: G.A,A. 2, 35 lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. MARY IO LANCE HIGH She does little Icindnesses which others leave undone. Art Club I5 Commercial Club, Vice President 45 Dramatics Club 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Echo Stall, As- saciate Editor 45 lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Scarlet Parrot Staff 3. VJYOIVIA LAYICN Ieanie Vfhat sunshine is tO flowers sniiles a Q to humanity. F.II.A. I. PARK LIIAI HEHS Si rage A little wit now and then ff: relished ity the wisest men, flrnncxticrs Clul l, Vice President 47 .. Crppella Choir l, 2, 3, 47 Band if Track lr Ilcnczr Soviety I7 Ir,-Sr, Prom Comrnittee 37 Rf-fi Cross Ccuntgil 2, Tre:- surer 3, 47 Student Counfil I, 47 Voczi Ensemlfie lf Ci'iss President 4. BENNETT LITHERLAND Ben The good die young-be Careful. Dramatics Clul: 47 I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 47 A Cap' pella Choir I, 2, 3, 47 Intramurals 3, 47 Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 37 Vocal En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4. LLOYD LOI-IMAN H1enie A laugh a day keeps the doctor away. PPA. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice Presi- dent 47 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 47 Intramurals 2, 47 Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Vocal Ensemble 3, 4. IOE LOOMIS Bullet He has a rzimtl of his own and he uses it. Hi-Y 27 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 4j Band I, 2, 37 Track I, 2, 3, 47 Football I, 2, Letterman 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, Letter- man 3, 47 Vocal Ensemble I7 Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. NANCY IVICDONNELL Mac Dancing eyes, full of glee A sparkling personality. G.A.A. 2, 3, Letter Girl 4, Vice President 47 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 37 Hi-Echo Staff 47 Instrumental Ensemble 3, 4: In- 'ramurals I, 2, 3, 47 Ir.-Sr. Prom Comm?- tee 37 Student Council 27 Class Seife- 'lry 2. RUAII MILLER Touched with human qeritfeness ami eve. CTUIIIIIIIEIVIII Ciuz, 47 Drfrmztifs Clulf I 3, 47 TrilI1'Y 3, 47 Annzun'Q-ment Crew: 3, -17 Hi-Ffiio :li 47 Ilonzr Sofiety lr Ir.-Sr. Prom Cmmriiitter- 3: S'ucIent Cfiun 'il 2, 47 C1 :ss Vi 'e President 2, 4. VIRGINIA MILLS Ginny 'When shes on llcillfl, theres misfliiet foot, I-.rt Club l, 2, 3, 4: Drirnztifs Clui. I- G.A.A. 2, Le er Cwirl 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4- A Cannell: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Cfieer If-drier l, 3' H1-Evita Stall 47 Ir.-Sr. Pram lrrrriittf-e 37 :rlet Parrot Stiff 4' 'rl Enseiniuie l. 'ht' av R33 ,as wa 125' ww' r we Wal W' Q r A 4 IEERY MILNCH The eligible Laclieiof. l'if,'g Cligll l, 2, 3, 4' Iittrzrr i s MARY MONTGCIJEFY 'lvfaaaie' She looks pensive and serious but she isnt really. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pl-I.A. I, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Intrmurals I, 2, 3, Ir,-Sr. Prom Committee 3. IUNE MOONEY Iunie She plays to win, no matter what the score. F.IaI.A. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Letter Girl 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Trilli-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Hi-Echo Stuff 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Cr.mmittee 3. BETTY MCREIZCUSE 'Her eyes are always srmliriqf FILA. l, 2, Ir,-Sr. Prom Committee 3. GEOPGE MUELLICH 'Pin' arrilzition lorzriqs hirr. success. Drqmatics Club lr Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club I, A Cappella Choir l, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Letterman 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, Letterman 3, 4, Hi-Echo Stuff. Business Manager 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Student Council I, 3: Cl :ss Presiden' I, 3. GERALD MURRAY Ierry 'Good humor is tlie liealtli of the soulf Drzmatics Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, A Cappella Clioir I, 2, 3. 4: Track, Football, and Basketball Man- aaer Z, Letterman 3, Hiflfciio Staff 4: Sczrlet Parrot Staff 4: Voial Ensemble l. GRANVILLE NCRVELI. Pete A light heart lives long. Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track I, Letterman 2, 3, Football I, 2, Let- terman 3, 4, Basketball l, 2: Hi-Echo Staff 4, Intramurals 3, 47 lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, Scarlet Parrot Staff 4. MILDRED NUTTER Mid 'Ettlciency to the liiqhest degree. Commercial Club, President 4, Drama' tics Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4- Announcement Crew 3, 4, Hi-Echo S'att 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Ir.-Sr. Prom Ccmmittee 3, Student Council 4, Scarlet Parrot Staff 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Class Presi- dent l, Class Secretary 4: IaCkSCr1 Township School l. LCIIIS OTIE rfirnierss -.re the fo rriflers of c'r'.f'r::ltutivwl JH i prosperity. II.r'.A. I, 2, 3, 4- In'rf.rmurxls l, -1: Ir. Si. Prem Cczinrnrife 3. AUGUST PASTOREK Gus The grass is always qreerzer on the other side of the fence. Intramurals lp Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. EVELYN PETERS Pete Vtfhose lrttle body lodges a mighty rv-'rf Art Club l, 2, 3, 47 A Cappellg Ciizir l' Intramurals l, 2, 3 4, Ir,-Sr. Prem Com- mi ee 3: Honor Society I, Tri-Iii-Y 3 4: Vocal Ensemble I. LEON PFOUIS Lee Since brevrty is the soul of wrt 1 wllf be Lzreff' Irv: :1:.1rfrls 5, -ZA Ir.-Sr. Pram ff PAYE PHILLIPS 'Eliguyzerw fifirjzl lieultii is the foirriilutrnri of lzeuli ly. E.II.fx. l, 2g Intrirnurzils ly Ir.-Sr. Prom Cazntriittee Qi, VIRGINIA PIERCE Ginny Sonxe fire born great, some achieve Greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon thernf Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, Secretary 4: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 47 Dance Band 3, Instrumental Ensemble 3, 47 Intral murals I, 2, 3, 45 Ir.-Sr. Prom Commit- tee 3, Orchestra l, 2, 35 Scarlet Parrot Staff 3, Student Council 35 Tri-I-IifY 3, 4: Vocal Ensemble l, 4, NELSON POGAN Nei Perhaps urrknown to some of us his worth is just its great. Dramrtics Club 4: Rifle Clulv 2: Eis kfflfrll l, 27 Ir :ck 2, Intramur :ls l, 2, 2 4: Ir.-St. Prem Ccmmittee Sq Eusinf-ss Lfznzfgf-r fur Sflxizzl Paper 37 Swifrffri' 'f',',n'il I, Z 3- Vermilion Iliqlz S '. I 2, Q. ELIIIOF. POIIELEE .ixe Like.: ffle 3:1'.pC,.ss1bfe ,'.1.'.-g:E..e. Eff ' 'I F Sli-EH' 4' Q5,.l..:'-.. l. C' . ' 7- H1-7 T I .s ., 4' fr.-Sr. Prpiz. 'f'.::.' 1- 'Qr 1. 5: l, 3 Snr.-' Pr: '- Eisczrz frglfi-':' 450 if LW ,yf ..., ma- L CHARLES PRlEST IPCIQQV' ' f like wc-tk. it tasftxmre.-f ::,e. f :fini an-i ICCK at it ff! if .:s, EEA. 3, 4: Ezuzyiiull 7. P.-HTC Enlifflz' ' EGGS' nn .iftzsl 3:1 11.636 '.'.'cy:: rfzun one. Art Clul l, 2, 3, 4, Fl-IVAISLITE-F 2, Vie President 35 G..5l.A. -1: Cneerle Ml'-K l 2, j, 11' Ecriii 3: D111 'f Bind 3- lil 5'fpi:i1er1':L Enseriirle l, 7, 3- lnir,:n'.uI'i.s l 2, E, 4: fr. Sr. Pritip if tittgiiiee 3- Tri H1-Y 3, 4. MARLENE RANCJELER ine sings as the '.'Jeflfkn0i'Jn 13iQ1l1t.:. gglef .311 Clui' 1, 2, 3 4- ,R C ll yell Chen 4: lr.-Sr. Prem Ccziimittee 2. SALINA RP-.YDURE 'Sally The music' ot her voice is niiidj Art Club l, 2, 3, 4: G,A.A. 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Clicir l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 3- lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 35 lntrz- mur-:ls l, 2, E, 4, 'fri-Hi-Y 3, -1, MYRA RlCl-ICREEK Her gentle actions speak louder than her words. El-l.A. l, 25 lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3- Crchestm l. lEAN RIDER leanne 'As nezry as the day is longf frumciivs Club l, 3, 4: GJ-'X.A, 4, A Ciippellfi Choir l, 3, 4: Bqznd l, 2, 3, Student Dire-Ctor 4, l'li'EClio Stfitt 47 Honor Society ly Instrumental Ensenilile l, 2, 3, 4, lntrctmurzls l, 2, 3, 47 lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 37 Tri-H1'Y 3, 4: Vu-xl Ensemble 4. MARLENE ROBERTS 'lMl.1rtie 'Her ei: has a meaning, tier movements 3 grace. C:mmerc1alClui: -1, F.H.A. 2, G.A,A. 4: A Cappella Choir ly lntmmurals 4: lr.- Sr. Prom Cnmmittee 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2: Vovzl Ensemble l. ECT-JNIE RCWERICK 'Ben' :ne 15 the voice ot qilartness. Drztifxtigs Slut, 3, 4: G..5i.,l.. 4, 3, Lef- 'ef Girl Q, lntrqmurcls l, 2, E -2- lr.-Sr. Rrzrx Cemrrtittee 3- Rf-'i Criss Ceuta,-ii '- Tri-l-li-Y 3, 4. FLAINF if UNf31fFS '.'f1f'e IS F-'.'Q'I .-1111, cyentfe, 11 .cfm 1111 exz'-e11'er1t 1.lIi.'I'j 111 '.'!OII1cl71.1 C1111 2, 4: G.A.A. 3: A Czpgml f'r.f:11 1, fs, 4- 11.51, PLITYII Cr11111117tf'f- 3 CII 111Y ft, -1: VI ':. gI1Sf'1I11'1V' 1. LILLIAN SEIEDRQN 1.11 514111 ts sttcnryer tfitatz S1l9I1C7I11.'1 PHA. 2, 3, 4: Piieiwf, SM111 4: Sf' 11'I'f PXTIIYII St 111 4. 111.f S1-EHRFR hm .1 xt haunt been fe: 2-.'c111e11, wed sttf re f1v1nq 111 pamciise. Drcxmcztifs C1u: I, E, 4: A Cxppelh Chou' 1, 2, 3, 4: 1:.f1I131JY1CG1'I191 1I Crew 2 E: 4: Mizrtruqer Q' T1:::k 1, 2, Foot13c1l1 I 2, Bf1s1ce:bQ11 1, 2: Hi-E-iho Staff 4: 11.-Sr Prem Committee 3: S:'111et Pcxrrct Sfzfi E:11ic1 4: Vodzl EIISC-1111719 1. BEVERLY SMITH Ecu 'A 1111110 of beauty IS C1 ,toy forever. Cor11111e1f'1111 C1u1 4: 1:.11.A, 1: 111t11: 111u1111s 2, 3: 11.-S1. 1711.111 Commtttee 3 NANCY SMITH MSINIIIYH 'Shes gone up lf1 the VVOIJI1 and IIT tends to stay t11e1e.' Art C1u1J 1, 2, 3, 4- Drizmixtics C1ub 1 F1-IA, 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, Letter G11'1 4 A CC1ppe11c1 Choir 1, 3, 4: Intramurals 1 2, 3, 4: 11.-Sr. Prem Committee 3: TTI ?Ii'Y 3, 4: Vccc11 EHSETTIEIG 4. NANCY SNYDER 'Nan 'The I1qht of the fa-1q11111g stats IS 1: her eyes. A11 Club 1, 2, 3, 4: :Y-'lY1'1'I11CS Club 1: Q 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4- 111T1i1mu1f11s 1, 2, E 4: 11.-Sr. Pram Ca,::1111 ee 3, TI1-H1-Y 2 -1. DCRO'1'EiY IENYDER H:Q', 1f Mes-k11L-ss Q 11:1 '.-.'euk11e::::.' Yr.-fr. 1911.111 C',fI.f ff- 3. eL 2t 'L SSTCV 'J ., iz., ,f,',. 1' if 121. . . 51: 4: F.: ' , A ,. vu N .4 f. . ' ,L-Cr. ry... , V- J..-... ' Le -ff 1311. -2- V H 4. 1 , Z ,,f't 62 DELORIS STEELE Dee 'A fair exterior is a silent reconnnen- nation. Red Cross Council l: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: In- tramurals l, 2, 3: Softball Team 2: North Baltimore High School l, 2, 3. BILL STEWART A man in earnest finds means: or if he cannot find them, creates them. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2: Basketball l, 2, 3, Letterman 4: Hi-Echo Staff 4: Honor Society 1: Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Student Council, President l. WILLIAM STRICKLAND Bill Happy an: l, from care I ani free. Why aren't they all contented like me? Drainatics Club 3, Treasurer 4: A Cap- pella Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, Z: Foot- ball l, 2: Hi-Echo Staff 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Ir,-Sr. Prom Cointiiitiee 3: Vocal Eixseinlile l, 2, 3. SHARON SULLIVAN Forever quiet, clear, and coolf fr.fSr. Prom Committee 3. MARLENE TAVERNIER Tav Small in stature, her large eyes cap- ture the hearts of all who see her. Commercial Club 4: Dramatics Club l: F.H.A. 2: G.A.A. 4: A Cappella Choir l, 3, 4: Hi-Echo Staff 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Tri4HiA Y 3. TERRANCE TITUS Pack He-'s an up and coming scientist. Chemistry Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3: Honor Society l: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Ir.4Sr. Prom Committee 3: Orchestra 2. EDWARD TRIPP Eddie Intramurals 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3. BARBARA VEITCI-I Barbie 'Her hair glossy black, her eyes dark blue. Dramatics Club l: 'F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, President 4: G,A,A. 2, 3, Letter Girl 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Hi-Ecli: Staff 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Pram Committee 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. ,.ri i ..1f'. 'rs frrerifl tr: eseryfre fitrirrieri if Clui' 4, Dr :tri z'i'i's LQ. . 2, 3, -2, EHA, 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4- lrt'r1irnur'1lS l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Enzo Staff 4- lr.-Sr. Fran Committee 3, fri-Hi-Y 3, 4. LOIS VVALKER 'Silence rs one great art ot converse- tion. ELEANOR WANG Ellen 'A gentle flrearn sen! down to earth, Drarnatics Club l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, A Cappella Choir l, 2, lr-Sr. Prom Com- mittee l, Student Council lr Mctyeir School l, 2, 3. LOIS VVEBB ln her utmost lightness, there is truth, and often she speaks lightly. Art Club l, 2, 3: Drarnatics Club l, 2. 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Letter Girl 4, A Cap- pella Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Echo Staff. Editor 4, Honor Society l, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4, lr,fSr. Prom Committee 3: SC'Il'lf'l P irrot Staff, Eclitor 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 11, Vcrwil Ensemble l, 4, ROBERT WENRICK Wen 'Give pearls away and rzxlzies, brit keep your fancies free. i-liAY 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Cnoir 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, l-li-Echo Staff 4, intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, lr.ASr. Prom Cornrniitee 3, Vocal Ensemble 4. SARA IANE WlGHT lane ' 'Slie is pretty to wall: 'xfitli Arif! witty to tall: wrtlrf Dramffics Clul: 4, G.A.A. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: A Cfippeia Clioir 4, Hi Echo Staff, 4- Vocci Ensemble 4, 'N-ek,s'er Soho: l 9 V LYNNETTE ','.7ll.LlS l.ynn' Corxfrcierice the coxpfnz n of su: f-ess. G:r1rt.er:i:Q Club -1, Drufratios Club l 1, G.A.A. 4, 3, Letter Gul 4- Rifle Cluii ., 7- A fxipelia Choir l, 4- Eqnd 4- K1-r, :,2 .:f'1't 4, lr.ASr. Prof. Cornrninee 2' Su! ' Parro' Silt E' V',:il Er. sf-ini. EACH 'IICESSNER 'Eevuere the fury of Q piggy yy lr.-Sr. Frzrri CZYI'lflI1 '?9 2. 3 TEV I A 1, 1 if 155 l Qi NOT PICTURES TEDD ALDRICH He paddles his own Canoe. lr1'r1'1mL1r:ls Z, 3, 4: Truck l, l.et1er1u111 7, 3, 4- rcnoflsull l, Z, If Hr:11cz11 3, lr.-Sr. PTOIIJ COII1IIllfl9G 3. RAYMOND PARSONS Sr1ip IIMLISIC, Maestro, please. F'.F.A, 2, 3' Rifle Club l, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 4. DORO'l'HY '.'.'OOl3RURN LIYYVS bloom. is cr: fzez rheek. ,:11t11Orv1111 filgl' -23 Dr1111:111:s C., . 5, 4, P.ll.A. l- G..l..A, fi, 4, A L r' .hz Cl1f11r 3, 4: H1-Elm Stull 4: I1 113112 CQ111111i1tDf 5. 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Xvfcfl. iff Dues X5 !,fgf ,.3Q:C:?':Q , Y I X 1 iff' x if f 5, Q 1 . 4 mf' A FITS row left to r1qht Dorothy M1ller Barbara Bronson lane Carnlcom Donna Chambers BO lU1 Ptodenclc Evelyn Peters Jolene Lance Loutse Mor IS loyce Heyman Mary PTICG Pat Scott Marybelle Bockbrader Second row Pat Beard lean Qtewart Marllyn Mahler Pat E sex Buah Nxller lean Loom1s Beverly Dewese Bernadette Iones Ela1ne Saunders N1J1an Bec Ma lene Adams M1ld1Cd Nutter 1h1rd row Iamce Bochte Hazel H1llard Barbara Amos Carol Boyle Barbara Veltch Lynn Pauley Beverly Fletcher Mar1lyn Torqersen Io MYFICG V1 QIDIG Anderson Nancy McDonnell Patt Ratdy Fourth row Doralee Bam lane Wlqhl lean R1der V1rq1ma P1erce Marlene Fenner Mary Io Rmebold Io Ann Rtdley Ahce Denn1s Carol Adams Ioyce Duncan Ioan Klemfelter L1z Sautter Sally Raydure F1fth row Barbara Famnger Ehnor Pom1lee Sh1rley Dannenberqer Ianet Waqgoner Mtldred Kramp Frances lsch Mary lo Lance Marllyn Bnqham Lynn Wlll1S Vlrqmla Beck Nancy N1xon S1xth row Emma Mae Rutter Betty Lou Hull Betty Farkas Ieanne Iohnson Carol Sm1th Mary Lou Dxet 1ch Pat Webster Myrtle Shetzer Dorothy Woodburn eventln row ludy Harrlnq on V1rq1n1a Mllls Colleen Kelly Nancy Smxth Nancy Snyder L01 Webb lune Mooney TW1lC1 Southw1clc Ianet Rutter Barbara Orw1q Io Ann Sawdy Barbara Clmqo Tn I-I1 Y The s1ster oraan1zat1on of the H1 Y the Tr1 H1 Y help d fold Chnstmas and Easter seals and held many lnterestmq club meetmqs They also Jomed w1th the H1 Y to present several excellent assembly programs Ofhcers Premdent V1rq1n1a Anderson V1ce Pres1dent lean Loorrns Secretary Barbara Amos Treasurer Ioan Kl911'1f9ll9I Chaplaln Io Myr1ce AdV1S9IS MISSGS Esther Hayhurst and Margaret Robson 1 - : , , , 1 , . e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 -1 , 1 S 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 -N1 - 1 A . . . . G . ' 1 1 1 U1 1 1 1 1 I A I 1 , . 1 1,,, . 1 I 1 1 I ' C. , . 4 . . . . . ,N ., . . 1 ,,,,, s I I - - - - Q , , o . o 1 ' x., . . . 1 Frrst row left to r1qht Mark Shari Robert Ketner Homer Frank W yne Dunn S' ney Sp ra Donald Carmcom Tom Hosktnson lack Gee Second row Harley Lambert Ed Herby Dlck Lewrs lohn Buckles Ilm Chase Terry Trtus Chuck Snefvater Wayne Cooke Tom Mooney Th1rd row Hal Whrtacre Bob Wenr1ck Chuck Younq Pete Norvell Drck Shaw Gene Dunn Bennett Lltherland Carl Helms Fourth row Harry Walter D1ck Manhart George Muelh-ch Btll Stewart Blll Urschel Brll Wrlq I-liY The H1Y Club rnet the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month under the supervlslon of Mr Warren Ott Mr Iohn Clarke Mr Raymond Bubrake One of the h1qhl1qhts of the year was the H1 Y Vartety Show Apnl l3 The off1cers were Presldent Carl Helms VICQ President d eeee..e.,,..Y,,, ,,e,, , 7 ,slack Gee Secretary e eeeeeeeeeee d d deWayne Cooke Treasurere e d V ee.eeeeee,eeee Tom Hoskinson J i F we First row--left to right: Vivian Beck, Elaine Saunders, Norma Tavernier, Joanne Culler, Virginia Kendall, Pat l-lallinan, Judy Dunn, Janet Burton, Connie Leiser, Peg Avery, Donna Foos, Pat Scott, Jolene Lance, Louise Morris, Carol Babcock, Judy Premo, Beverly Kinney, Carol Avery, Joan Ross, Duella McMullan. Second row: Virginia Beck, Donna Chambers, Barbara Bronson, Bonnie Roderick, Marilyn Mahler, Mary Price, Doralee Bain, Virginia Mills, Beverly Dewese, Dorothy Woodburn, Mildred Nutter, Joanne Brescoll, Bernadette Jones, Joyce Cook, Pat Avery, Nola Road, Donna Johns, Janet Cooke, Ruby Bland. Third row: Betty Lambert, Jane Carnicom, Dorothy Miller, Loretta Nicely, Carol Boyles, Ruah Miller, Barbara Veitch, Leonore Fauley, Beverly Fletcher, Marilyn Torgersen, Jo Myrice, Liz Sautter, Nancy Nixon, Pat Leady, Nancy Priest. Fourth row: Jane Wight, lla Lambert, Pat Essex, Barbara Amos, Marlene Renner, Mary Jo Binebold, Jo Ann Ridley, Alice Dennis, Carole Adams, Joyce Duncan, Joan Klienfelter, Betty Clarke, Carol Sue Meagley, Gaylene Bachman, Eilene Johnson, Patt Raidy. Fifth row: Dorothy Franks, Barbara Pagan, Elinor Pomilee, Jean Rider, Virginia Pierce, Janet Keyser, Shirley Blaser, Shirley Lahman, Mary Jo Lance, Lois Webb, Marilyn Brigham, Margaret Johnson, Lynn Willis, Lois Warren, JoAnn Coen, Cathy Brescoll, Nancy McDonnell. Sixth row: Jeanine Wenrick, Marlene Adams, Beverly Bowerman, Shirley Dannenberger, Janet Waggoner, Mildred Kramp, Marie Wiley, Jeanne Johnson, Carol Smith, Nancy Main, Pat Webster, Jo Ann Sawdy, Carol Rudulph. Seventh row: Marlene Roberts, Pat Speck, Sally Steidtmann, Salina Baydure, Colleen Kelly, Virginia Anderson, Nancy Smith, Nancy Snyder, June Mooney, Vlfilma Brown, Francis lsch, Twila Southwick, Joanne Frank, Marlene Tavernier, Margaret Montaomery, Doris Tyson, Mary Lou Dietrich, Nancy Lentz, Janet Rutter, Barbara Orwig, Myrtle Sher-tzer, .A. A. During the year the G.A.A. sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance which was held in the high school gym. At the end Ot the school year cr banquet was held and letters were awarded. The organization met under the supervision ot Miss Alina Jean Foulds. The otticers were: President June Nlconey Vice President Nancy McDonnell Secretary Jo Ann Bidley Treasurer Virginia Pierce Art Club The oil painting group was organized for the purpose of learning more about oil painting and practicing skills in it. This group, supervised by Miss Ruby LeVier, was composed of the more advanced art students. Flr row left to r1gl'1t Patt Hardy El nor Pomrlee Marlene Adams Evelyn Peters V1rg1n1a Mrlls Beverly Dewese Second row Salma Ftaydure Nancy Srmth Marlene Rangler Nancy Snyder Gene Dunn Harley Lambert Cathy Ere coll bv 7' First row left to right Ruby Bland Ioyce Hamer Carol Avery Annetta Beid Lois Bland Wim fred Gonyer Marybelle Bockbrader Norma Tavernier Barbara Amos Second row Lulu Richcreek Betty Lambert Carol Babcock Sharon Adams Donna Chambers Elaine Saunders Shirley Banky Iune Mooney Barbara Farringer Lillian Shedron Third row Helen Shumaker Thelma Ludwig Joanne Iohnson Dons Tyson Ioan Culler Eileen Iohnston Pat Essex Mildred Kramp Barbara Veitch Mary Lou Dietrich Fourth row Elinor Pomilee Io Ann Sawdy Gayleen Bochman Emma Rutter Barbara Clingo Hazel Hlllard F. H. A. The F.H.A. Club met the second and fourth Thursdays of each month in the home economics department. During the year the club packed boxes for needy families at Christmas time and sponsored a St. Patricks dance in the high school gym. The annual bazaar held during the Christmas season was a great success. The club mother was Mrs. Glen Veitch, and Miss Alline Youree supervised the meetings. The officers were: President ...,,cc, , ..,.cc ., .. Barbara Veitch Vice President. .. .cc,................. . ..,, Elinor Pomilee Secretary .,..ccc,,,., ., ,ccc...,,c...., C Barbara Chngo Treasurer .,,..,a.,, . , C ,,,,,,c ..,.. ......... .,.... B a r bara Amos as , 11 '99 af -if A rss., First row Mr Alexander Eddie Bressler Randy Ace Harold Kagy hm Beard hm Canterbury hm Palmer Gerald Bradley Second row Chester Barnes hm Burkhardt Dick Bressler Charlie Priest Louis Otte Dick Iennmqs hm Avery Kenneth Kerr Bob Comberse Third row Ierry Hagerty hm Redman Bob Dimick Ted Smith hm Gallier Ned Valentine hm Gill Chuck Miller Larry Nixon Lloyd Lohman F. F. A. The F.F.A. rnet bi-weekly on Tuesday niqhts in the agriculture room with Mr. Alexander. One of the main events of the year was the Annual Corn Show and Dance. The officers Were: President .............,................,...,.................,...... Bob Dimick Vice President ............................................ Lloyd Lohman Secretary .........,............,........,.........,...............,.. hm Avery Treasurer .....,.....,,,.......,.,..........,.,.........,..., Chester Barnes Announcement Crew The students who made up the Announce- ment Crew were chosen because cf their ability to read effectively. TITS ., .i,i..': Df,rQ'11, ffii..,i, ETILIIQ- I fries, l, Ann l-lifiley Eif ',' Li irt, Mildred Nutter, Rudi. llvilllrrf. Seicni ry... fini Slxerer, leanne Lccme rs, P it Tfezister, :yne Cooke, Cure. lNfea3leg', Dzrrel iien'qes, Cari He-lrns, Commercial Club The Commercial Club met monthly on Wed- nesday niaht under the supervision of Mr. Kenneth C. Doehrina. The officers were: Presidente C Mildred Nutter Vice President ,nlvlary lo Lance Secretary Marqaret lohnson Treasurer, Marlene Tavernier ffxxi ,Nw AL Firs' r':':.'--lei' 1: right: Ollie Kaetgei, Dorothy '.'.':cdirurn, Marlene Tivere nier, lvlilcired Nutter, lvlirqarft Iolin' son, M try la Laii-re. Sf- 'anti rcwi Bonnie Roderick Marlfnei- Ad :ms F3321 lfiller Marlene Flower s Beverly Ecu-.'erm in, Dorothy Friznl-C. Third rcswl ludy Harrington, Shirley Dcrnnenlzerger, lanet Waqqoner, Maris Q lyn Brigham, Lynn Vxlillis, Colleen Kelly. lf 'i riqrf: if 'lf Ill Q fu' ll N i' -'-' :-V if mmf W: fl rm Je-in Projection Whenever there were movies to be shown in the various classes, one of the members of the projection crew ran the projector for the teacher. ' rfrg F1 Vg :wr ' I s W .ff it - im 4,41fsp,?,4 or K' ' E f , ,....q. Q. 0 0 rry 4 QW ar 1 law 'y' Q? fd 1.-'I. .. 9 Jr. Red Cross This year the council sponsored the usual Red Cross drive in the school and Wrapped Christmas boxes for sailors. Miss Alline Youree was the council adviser, and the other officers Were: Co-Presidents , Carol Boyles and Donna Foos Secretary ,,,, , Ioan Kleinfelter Treasurer Philip Hallicki Reporter , Park Leathers Wim, -Q 70' Major and Maiorettes At every football aame and at every parade the drum major and the drum malorettes marched m front of the band showmq therr talent They also performed wrth the band at the half trme shows durmq the football season Thelr dashmq whrte umforms created a sparklmq contrast wrth th umtorms of the drum malor and the band E I Left to right: Louise Morris, Keith Bradley, Nancy Spitler, and Marybelle Boclcbrader, Band This year, under the capable directicn of Mr. Grabill, the band performed many outstanding shows during the half-time periods of the football games. The band also qave some concerts for the student body and the public, and appeared in several parades durinq the year. First row left to riaht: Carol Smith, Nancy McDonnell, Beverly Dewese, Nancy Nixon, Tom Dunipace, Carol Meaqley, lean Rider, Nancy Abbott, ludy Premo, lim Stockton, Lee Zimmer- man, ferry Welch, Andrew Oqq. Second row: Rodney Kina, Lois Warren, Ianet Burton, Iudy Dunn, Sandra Smoyer, Barbara Montaomery, IoAnn Coen, Don Widen, Bernard Wulff, lim Ward, Gretchen Sternaman, Leia Mae Weaver, Venita Krcntz, Bud Campbell, Sally Steidtmann, Marilyn Mahler, Sally McDonnell, Nancy Lentz, ludy Beatty, Shirley Blaser, Betty Clarke. Third row: Sandra Dunipace, Carrol I-linsman, Barbara Charlton, Marilyn Elsworth, Shirley Stewarz, Mary Ann Gibson, Chester Barnes, Iim Gallier, lack Clarke, Bob Dirnick, Ed Iohnson, Nancy Main, lean Stewart. Phil Hallicki, Ralph Kidd. Fourth row: Ianet Keyser, Beverly Kenny, Zenobia Premo, lim Steidtmann, Bob Bowman, Dick Dean, Keith Bradley, Ray Huffman, Gerald Bradley, Virqinia Pierce, Mr. Grabill. A Cappella The welleknown chorus of Bowling Green High School, under the direction of Mr. Boy V. Hilty, sang at assemblies, seasonal programs, and also at baccalaureate and graduation services. They also joined the hand in pre senting the annual spring concert. First row A-left to right: lune Mooney, Nancy Main, Marilyn Torgersen, Nancy Abbott, luoiy Prerno, lean Bider, lo Myrice, loyce Heyman, Virginia Beck, Vivian Beck, Marlene Tavernier lolene Lance, Nancy Nixon, Marilyn Mahler, Elaine Saunders, Betty Lamlzert, lo Ann Ridley. Second, row: Frances lsch, Sue Bappaporr, lanice Rochte, Virginia Anderson, lanet Keyser, Lyn- nette Willis, lean Loomis, Dorothy Vtfoodhurn, Lois Webb, Ioanne Frank, loan Kleintelter, lane Wight, Leonore Fauley, ludy Harrington, Beverly Fletcher, Margaret lohnson, Shirley Dannen- berger, Sally Steidtmann, Betty Clarke, Nancy Smith. Third row: Lois Warren, Gloria Charchol, Marlene Flangeler, Barbara Veitch, Virginia Pierce, Carol Boyles, Wayne Cooke, Gerald Murray, lim Sherer, lack Gee, Dick Dickerman, Dick Dean, Flay Huffman, Bill Strickland, Bob Wenrick, Harold Avery, Park Leathers, Virginia Mills, Donna Foos, Peg Avery, Mary lo Rinehold. Fourth row: Carol Smith, Mary lohnson, Shirley Stage, lohn Buckles, loe Loomis, Keith Bradley, Ollie Kaetzel, Bill Urschel, Phil Hallicki, Ted Smith, Carl Helms, Bob Walker, Max Chapman, Hal Whitacre, Lloyd Lohmann, lohn Bullis, Norman lohnson, Dick Mannhart, Bennett Litherlzncl, Harley Lambert, lim Stockton, Bok: Ketner, Salina Fraydure, Wilma Brown. First row left to riqht lane Wiqht Pete Norvell cond row Barb Glmqo Ioe Loomis Hazel l-lillard Bennett Litherland lhird row Park Leathers Georqe Muellich lean Rider Gene Dunn Lois Webb Wayne Cooke Carl Helms NGlSCI'1 POCICY1 Senior Play Arsenic and Old Lace by Ioset Kesselrinq was the l95l s nior class play This three act comedy under the direction Of Mrs Esther Brown was presented Friday March 30 1951 by the following cast Abby Brewster lane Wight The Rev Dr Harper Bennett Litherland Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster Elaine Harper Mortimer Brewster Mr Gibbs Ionathan Brewster Dr Einstein , Lieutenant Rooney otaat, ,, , Miss Witherspoon L Student Director Carl Helms George Muellich lack Gee Barb Cllnqo Lois Webb Pete Norvell Gene Dunn Nelson Poqan Park Leathers loe Loomis Hazel Hillard , lean Rider ,f , -y Scarlet Parrot The members ot the Scarlet Parrot Staff met every Tuesday night to publish the school paper tor the pleasure of the student body. The pub- lishing of the Scarlet Parrot was under the capable supervision ot Mr. Maurice Mercer. The editor was lim Sherer and the associate editor was Virginia Anderson. First row -left to right: lizrt Sherer, Bar- E3.xr'1 Branson, Lcuise Morris, Virginrz Mtlls. Pat B 'r r fi i l l , Elinor Pornilee, Betty Lirnltert, Marilyn Barr, lerry Murray. Second row: Pete Norvell, Twila South- wick, Barbara Orwig, Gloria Char- chol, Lillian Shedron, Colleen Kelly. Carol Boyles, V i r g i n i a Anderson, Gene Dunn. Assembly Committee Appreciation and thanks go to this fine com- mittee for the various assemblies the committee members were able to secure tor us. Through their efforts we had for our assem- blies George Campbell, a song leadery Mar- garet Slater, head ot policewomen in Toledo: The Rev. L. H. Albrachty and there were Var- ious musical assemblies. Miss Virginia Mallory was the adviser ot the Assembly Committee. an 67 SHIP' 9,441.11 36 9-59 -., i 5-AN' Y... McDonnell, Betty Clarke, Buckles. First row: Virginia Anderson, Nancy Second row: Leonore Pauley, lohn Yirs' raw'--left riglii Stxi Ciirrii Mr. Ei :rry S ,u', Nariujf Nixon, I:-'lc Mrrifn, Sliirlf-jr Blgser, Dick Diicere min, Stmley Sprague, Hal VVhi'1:re, Carcl Boyles. Seiond row: Carl Helms, lehn Buckles, Dick Shaw, Ichn Bullis, Bill Vlright, Mike McEwen, Norm lohnscn, Bill Urscliel, Phillip Halliclci, Dick Man- li.rr'. Chemistry Club Under the supervision of the co-sponsors, Mr. Harry O. Stout and Mr. Donald G. Organ, the Chemistry Club met every Thursday evening in the chemistry laboratory. After the business meeting, movies were shown. Experimental work in the laboratory was enjoyed the rest ot the evening. The members made projects for the annual Science Day at Bowling Green State University. Junior Art: The lunior Art Club met bi-weekly on Wed- nesdays in the art room under the supervision of Miss Ruby LeVier. The main activity of the club was to make various drawings throughout the year. The club sponsored a hayride in October and a splash party in December. The officers were: President . Phillip l-lallicki Vice President Dick Diclcerman Secretary loan Kleinfelter Treasurer Carole Adams 01 :pyfi '71 hp ft Ftrs row left to right Willis Beck Shirley Lahman Barbara Farring r Tanice Rochte Betty Lambert Connie Leiser Janet Burton Dtck Firsdon loan Ross Duella McMullan Betty Clarke Park Leathers Second row Albert Pultz Dora Lee Bain Eddie Tripp Marv Price Marilyn Torgersen Io Myrice Ruah Miller Mildred Nutter Dorothy Woodburn Lynn Willis Third row Iane Wight Alice Dennis Carol Boyles Pat Speck Bonnie Roderick Shirley Dannen berger Ianet Waggoner Mary lo Lance Gene Dunn Margaret Montgomery Fourth row Gerald Murray Vivian Beck Iean Brder Virginia Pierce Carol Rudulph Pat Leady Joyce Duncan Ioan Klemfelter Liz Sautter Fifth row Lois Webb Iim Sherer lim Krexscher lim Stockton Ianet Keyser Shirley Blaser Colleen Kelly Gloria Charchol Bennett Litherland Harley Lambert Sixth row Virginia Beck Io Ann Sawdy Nancy Snyder Wayne Cooke Steve Bay Dick Shaw Ray Huffman Dick Dickerman Merrill Elkins Barbara Chngo Seventl row Carl Helms Nelson Pogan IoelDun1pace Bill S'r1ckland Bob Fortney Chuck Stief vater Phillip Hallicki Tom Thiebault lack Wenrick Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club advised by Mrs. Robert Brown met bi-Weekly on Monday evenings. During the year the group presented plays for education night and sponsored the Christmas Play The Littlest Angel. The officers were: President oooo,,,,,,,,, ooooowooooo,,,....,.,,,oo..7,.,, ....,.... I a net Keyser Vice President ooo,sssooo77ooor...,.ooo.o,.77,7oooooooo.., ,Park Leathers Secretary .....lL,,,,,oo.rrr,i..,...,,,,,.....,..,..r...,r..,r Phillip Hallicki Treasurer ,,,,,.rro.,..,.,.,...,rrrr......a...,,.,ra.....,,.,,. B111 Stncklancl Parsons Betty Clarke Rifle Club The Rlfle Club met every Thursday mqht wlth Mr Ernest Llttleton They shot for quallflcahons Lef. to right: Shirley Darmenberqer, Clyde Burkhart, Ierry Milner, Ted Titus, Dick Clark, Raymond 491' Ai- ,div First row left to right Park Leathers Marlene Adams fo Ann Ridley Ruan Miller Second row Boo Schwecheimer Mildred Nutter Leonore Pauley fohn Buckles Top row Daryll I-lentqes Bob Bowen Michael McEwen Carol Meaqley Student Council The Student Council which was composed of all the class officers in the Senior High School hved up to its past by helping to make our school function smoothly. Each six weeks the committee members made up the honor roll. They were also helpful in solvinq the cafeteria line problem this year. The Student Council was sponsored by Mr. Raymond Rubrake. The officers Were: lohn Buckles, president: Mike McEwen, vice president: Lynn Pauley, secretary: fo Ann Ridley, treasurer. I-ll Echo The staff under the supervrslon of Mr M M Mercer drd an excellent Job of prepanna the l95O 51 annual Lo1s Webb was the edltor Assocrate edrtor was Mary lo Lance The art work for the annual was drawn by Patt Raldy and Ehnor Pornrlee The busrness rnanaaer was George Muelllch FIISY row left to r1qht Pat Bard1ll lean R1der Vzrqmla Beck Donna Foos Barb Amos Marlen Tavermer Marlene Adams Nancy McDonnell Patt Hardy Dorothy Frank Second row Gmny Prerce lane Wlaht Betty Lambert Hazel l-lxllard Gmn Mllls Vrvlan Beck Elmor POm1lGG Tmrd row Sally Baydure Shlrley Dannenberaer Buah Mlller Dorothy lt oodburn Mlldred Nu ter Nola Hood Carol Boyles Iune Mooney lun Sherer Fourth row lack Gee lmny Anderson Marqaret Iohnson Lynn W1ll1S lane Keyser udy l-larrlnqton Pat Speck Lllllan Shedron Gerald Murray l.o1s Web Flfth row lanet Waaaoner Mldred Kramp Colleen Kelly hm Krers r r N son P :gm lx Io l. nce V ayne Cooke Barbara Chnqo S1xth row Mary Roberts Beverly Bowerman Barbara Farrrna r Geor e Mu llxch Crrl He rrs Bob Wenrrck Blll Strrckland Ke1th Brldley Blll S euart v r ara Ver n P v D n N... L! Fits' L zztizfrt ir FQ: 1 'X ff.l'I'. Lois 'X zizi f31nr.'.' 1 S 1 1 1 r V r 1 r l n 1 0 Y Girls' Ensemble Under the direction of Mr. Roy V. Hilty, the Girls' Ensemble received top honors at the District and State Contests. These senior girls also sang ai several other meetings. Boys Ensemble This group of boys received a superior rating at the District Contest, and they also traveled to the State Contest. The Boys' Ensemble also furnished music throughout the year for the meetings of other organizations. J a'fN 'mf l xafgf' 1, K f' f 1 ff' fn,rf wffffv I Q r sv J 'J ,-QA fi ' 'SJ Wx- . . L, ' ,-l .4 ' i 'ff' 'ff if 51x X. x nf' ' I'--'liz f 4 .1 hr' s First row left to right Chuck Young Clyde Burkhardt Ron Delffalt Geo ge Muellich Pete Norvell lim Kreischer lack Clarke lack Gee Ollie Kaetzel loel Dumpcce foe Loo'n1s Tom Hoskinson Mike Roller Carl Bussler Second row lim Chase Tom Mooney Dick Manhat lohn Buckles Ctan Sprague Norm lohnson Dick Shaw lim Alspach Hal Whitacre Bill Urs hel lohn Bullis Ed 1-leiby Dick Clark Homer Frank Dick Boltz Third row B111 Wright lim Burrchardt Mike Essex George Davis B111 Hainen Bill Favri Ben Rmgler Ioe Presti Don Wohler Dick Seaman Dill Asher Fred Getz Emo George Denny Armstrong Football Bowling Greens 1950 football season was not what one could call successful yet it wasnt unsuccessful Making quite an improvement the 1950 Cats came up with a 45 record There were many highlights in the 1950 season Port Clinton s Redskins were the first team to fall by the wayside on the Cat schedule lt was an away game for the Cats and the season s opener for both teams The Cats looked good as they poured on the heat in a 40 0 rout of the Redskins Emil George scored three TDs and Presti scored twice lack Gee made the other BG touchdown BG s second victim was a good Whitmer which last year beat the Cats 39 6 The Cats won this time 39 6 Ioe Presti scored four tallies and George scored two Long runs were the feature of the game as the Cats speedy backs went 70 91 95 45 66 and 65 yards for the touchdowns By this time B G had marked itself as a high scoring team and was about to bump up against the Findlay Tro1ans who were rated high in the state Followers thought tne Cats had a chance to defeat the Troians Somehow the Cats seemed to lose all their effectiveness as they fell 60 12 before the powerful Trotans. Peterson scored six of Findlays tallies. The game was another feature of long runs as both B.G. touchdowns and six of Find1ay's were made in that fashion.. The fourth game on the Cat schedule proved to be a thriller for the crowd. Both teams had the same number of scores as the toe of Emil George proved to be the winning factor. George turned into a passing back and threw a TD pass to end Tom Mooney. Loomis was injured in this game and was out of play for the rest of the season. George Loomis, Presti and Mooney all scored for the Cats. Long was the outstanding player for the Columbians. A wild scoring melee 'was given in the fifth game when the Cats met the Perrysburg Yellow- jackets on 'Gal1ier field, Presti and George were again the scoring punch for the Bobcats. Two B.G. tallies were on passes from quarterback 1-leiby. B.G. passed only six times with two good for scores. Perrysburg passed only six times with two good for scores. Perrysburg passed 25 times and completed 13. Losing to a speedy Napoleon outfit, the Bobcats couldn't get rolling till too late. They had a slow first half but came back fighting as they scored 26 points in the second half with three of the four tallies being made in the fourth quarter. George was the sparkplug for the Cats as he was a constant scoring threat to the Napoleon Wildcats. This game was looked upon by a number of people as a poorly officiated game as far as the Cats were concerned. Fremont Ross proved to be too much for the Cats to handle as they scored freely in a 52-0 rout of the Cats. The Ross line completely dominated the smaller Bobcat line all evening. Playing in a constant downpour of rain, the Cats lost their fourth game of the season by a 195W BOECZXYFOF1 Ex! 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A157 1'fX, firm Ckwzse Football Camp Bud Galher the man pxctured at the left dreamed for many years of a camp for football boys Flnally th1s dream came true a dream whlch ln cluded not only football Workouts but also fun and fellowshrp He served the camp as cook untrl last summer tendxnq Bud IS shown looklnq at the snaps taken of the camp one sunny day last summer The boys had many good workouts durmq therr stay at East Harbor Foot ball Camp last summer Bra events each day were the three meals natur Cf Y when illness prevented him from at- ll . lop leti-- left to right: Emo George, Coach Kinkade, loe lop rightefirst row: Norm Iohnson, Dick Boltz, Bill Wright Loomis, Mike Essex, Coach Ott, Ioe Presii, Coach Gorman. Second row: Clyde Burkhart' Ron Dewalt' Meryl Elkins Ecacrn left- first row-Bill Urschel. Iohn Buckles, Hal Dick Clark Whitccrev Bottom right-Dill Asher, Iack Gee. Second row: Torn Thiebault, Dick Shaw, Tom Mooney, S an Sprague. 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The record rs os o o OPP Bellevu Ottawa t MUYIOH crrdmg Fostorm toledo NN cox ITA Txffm Flndlcry Fremont Morlfn Hordm Defmn e Napoleon Tlfflfl Perrysbur., Frndloy Fostorro Fremon ournamen Fmdlov Reserves F1YSt row Ioe Prestl Mrke Essex Robert Ketner Se ond row Mqr Denny Armstrong Drck Bressler Mex Cnorprnon Bob Schwerrermer Clrter Hodley D111 Asher Ben Rlnqler Couch Worrerx Ott Top row After the boll Second row An openmq for someone ik. ' a Thcrt Plercelnq look Where 1S he? v lust four llttle lomos l l1lce the Wlde open spaces When the Beclcs were only specks Thlrd row Condlehqht ottfou Bottom row Three httle mcnds from Portage Both tub but not synthetlc Sometlmes I love you so much I ccxn't hordly help tellln' you . 4 .4 'zu' P rw 'Q' ' ,R V 4+ v V I ,A if Q W A I , 1 inf' ' . wk K -t-f' Hyvff W ,vw wx- w . - . Y WJ! 5 ' . . is I 1 , E.. F' Q 52 Q e W. Q. N RM R :inf , PM is t tm-Mt.. 7 II' w l 'to riq Bcn Rmql r Dick Friess Robert Ke ner Ton Hoslcinson Rcmdy Ac I L l-larl our loe Presti Don Wohler Q cnd row Dill Ash r lVl rl Elcms Mar harf Ron DeWalt Boi: Vvenrick lom Mooney Cnu lc lh lcrult lim Punch l n1rd row V in rm n Keir Bradley St Je R xv E H ffmg r l cipm r l-l 1V 1 rr n Ott Mike Essex I95I Bobcat Thlnclacls Last year s active track squad participated in seven meets which ,vas more than the usual number for the thinc ads. The meets were as follows April lO ,, ,, , Napoleon Ctherel April 24 r,,,r, , Port Clinton Ctherel May 4 DeVilbiss Relays Ctnerel May May May May Upper Sandusky Relays Ctherel or ll Buckeye League Cliostorial 18 and 19 , ,, , District CB.G.S.U.l 25 and 261 , , 7 rc,o,,c, State Finals C H E E R L E A D E R S -f'l' Winnina seven out of eiaht aarnes the second round, the Bradley B r a v e s clinched the second round of play and quali' fied for the play-oft champion- ship qanie with the Holy Cross Crusaders. After acauirinq several new rnernbers, the Braves went on to win the championship from the Crusaders by a 25-l9 count. First row left to right: Clyde Burknardt, Marv Kronherq. Second row: George Davis, Virg Binaler, Dick THA-Q ...easel Boy's Intramurals Champs and Runners-up First row-feleft to riqht: Leon Ptouts, lack Har- hour. Second row: Erno G e o r Q e , Bob l-leftlinaer, Keith Bradley, Dick Fries. The final standinqs: Team Won Lost Bradley lO 4 Holy Cross 8 6 lllinois 8 6 Michiqan State 7 7 St. Louis 7 7 C.C.N.Y. 5 8 Kentucky 5 9 CD.S.U. 5 9 'QC Q Ftrst row top to bottom Gmny P1erce Barbara Ve1tch Lots Webb Ianet Keyser Pat Es ex Pat Speck Nancy McDonnell Donna Iean Foos Vlrglnxa Mllls Bonnie Roderlck lune Moon becond row top to bottom Nancy Smzth Ianet Waggener Iean Rlder Barbara Amos Betty Lambert Lynn Wllhs Vxrgmra Anderson Mlldred Nutter G. A A Letter Glrls Only after much work d1d these g1rls w1n thetr letters To get the necessary 700 polnts took many hours of attendlng games retereelng scorekeepmg and timekeeping. ln the end the letter represented the time spent by each girl and also the sportsmanship of the person who Wore it. Basketball Champs Lef 'O rlqht Marzlyn Torqersen Lorena N1cely B slce ball Cla mps e rr' lune Mooney Ianet Cooke Mary Lou Dxelrl h Ianet Keyser C ,ftam lane' Keyser Runneruo Team VII Be ause of tre qqressrveness nel ne abrlliy cf .he qlrls pmtured above bey wer under lne leaderslnp of Ianet Keyser 0 end he G1rls lntramurrl Basketball season b M wms and no losses T rerefore Team l became known as the Basketball Champs of lQ5U Sl Baseball Champs 1 ne ua n 'rl Fr nces sf 1V1 n eck rb Arnes err C r erw B ron C y Bresccfl All e DQHHIS Gmny Pler a le e H rn B rb Amos Runner e rn aer l a r Arr s Te rn l srmowe ' at Ine u 1 c, w y 1mm Glrls rr mur Bas ball Cl rrnprensnlp Al ua rev e y 'Jul ci t ae her and won every q rre r ee e rs s l r u , 4 f x A X ,! ,Y f, ,f 'YJQ , WCW! 1 2 X , DP+wA,.OxQS 11.13 'TO E' LJ- WM , X xl .. 1 X lui- NC: x L43 gh, ,AX Lx 'I f 5 ,A . 1 : ,x.f 5 -.4 Q 1 NN X ,' x fy Cf X ,M xqw' Civ ,, ,.!. -Y ,z ' M,-,-,,..- K9 0 X 5 K X f I -, Z X Y 'J 6 7 x' if X V xxxx XCD O x X OV Q J' a F c K JJ Lf gl N v ff V N 44 Q L N C L X 5 K X m. 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EilllffifE?k1H1!'l'1L1' rfflf-Hsfrxx ui ' 111 ' 'Leigh -rf f f fx- E' fxffi 1 4 S P - Last: Will and Testament We the students of the class of 1951 be1ng of sound rn1nd and feel1ng he great debt we owe to BGHS and her students do hereby bequeath our treasures rn order that our good po1nts may not be forgotten or wasted '1 norn to 11I 1 Stockton Marlene Adams my pep to Barb 1 N ncy Abbo le Je my Fren Bronson Carol Boyles my secrets to Pauley Iudy Harrmgton my fr1end1y chart Myr Bmhcreek my s1len e Bmebola le n Lavtcn 'ry Lonserva Carol Sm1th Margaret Espen my danclng eyes to Leonor ways to Donna Chambers D1ck Iennmgs my pokes to Mark to Pat Herrtna Eleanor VJang my cour esy to Mary 1 1ve ways to loyce Heyman Buah M1ller n y d1mples tc Doralee Bam Pa Bardt 1y sm1le t M rlone Benner Pnylhs Fr1ess my snappy eyes to leanne Johnston Balph K1dd my trombone Ph1l Ha11ck1 Boo Wenr1ck my Eng11sh grades to Andre Ogg Marty Blaser my dr1v1ng Ublllly to Bob Fortney Sh1rley Dannenberger my brown eyes to Nancy Ntxon Olhe Kaetzel my low bass vo1ce to hm Bowser Nancy McDonnell my clarmet tc Betty Clarke Tom Hosk1ns n Nancy LEWIS to the tumor boys Lynn W1 DIGDO keys to v1gor to lane to Leroy Stem 1 D1ck De P Carn1com Pat Speck terbr 1n ers nd11tv to yflary Pr1ce V1rg1n1a Anderson b1l1ty to t1ckl Chuck Youna my laugh o Pee Wee Ke1ner Rosemary Euler my yrm ana Mary Io Lance my late hours to Al1ce Dennrs Leon Pfouts my shyness Sh1r1ev rn Sc my basketball ab1l1ty to Dorothy Mtller Barb Ve1tch my lothes to Blaser lack Woessner my skatmg b11ty to Tom Thzebault Kelth Bradley my re 1'at1ons lohn Bul11s Betty Gccdman my red ha1r to Caro Ay ery Bonn1e Bodertck my peroxtde to loann Brescol hm Sherer rny conversa1ons w1th tea hers to B111 Urschel Marg re Montgomery everythmg perta1n1ng t Spamsh to Mr Bubrake Nelson Pogan rny IGVIS to hm lnstone Bar Amos my sense of humor to Marllyn Mahler lane Wlijlll my Soc grades to loan Klemfelter Bcverly Bowerman my shyness to Pat Webster Dorothy Woodburn my fast talk1ng to lanet Butter Marybelle Bockbr de mv tw1r11na ab1l1ty to Loutse Morr1s Lo1s Vylebb the headaches of 1-11 Echo to next years staff B111 Str1ck1and my clowmng ab1l1ty to B111 Wr1ght Ehnor Pomelee my art1st1c ab1l1ty to Fran lsch M1ldrea Nutter my neatness to Pat Beard Lou1s Otte my seat 1n agrlculture to Chester Barnes Mar1lyn Brrgham my trays of makeup to L12 Sautter lack Gee my athlet1c ab1l1ty to Tom Mooney Gene Dunn my curly ha1r to Mlke Boller Donna Foos my loud mouth to Tw1la Sou'hW1ck Betty Morehouse anythlng pertalmng to Home Ec to MISS Youree Margaret lohnson my calmness to Betty Lou Hull L1 han Shedron my qu1et manner to lean Stewar Marlene Bangler my oarnt brushes o loyce Duncan Ed Han11ne my Tom home permanent to Stanley Sprague Barb Clmgo my blushes to Bev rly Deweese lack Clarke my subtle 171 way to Hal Wh1tacre Barb Farrmger my po1se o loan Srmmons Nancy Srmth my long legs to lo Sawdy Pat RGldY my cheerleadmg o lean L omrs Dorothy Snyder my SWYIIGSS to loyce Hamer Gus Pastorek my hc rod to hm Burwell Faye Ph11l1ps my olue eyes to loanne Culler Bon Dewalt my st1ckto1t1veness to Gary Dewalt Carl Helms my sense of humor to Charles Stxefvater Hazel 1-l1llard my fhrty eyes to IoLene Lance Donna Iohns my housework to anyone 1nterested lean Ft1der my g1ggle to Beverly Fletcher Dolores Steele my locker to BGH S Marlene Tavermer my knack of stay1n happy to lo Ftzdley Beverly Smlth mv blond tresses to Ioanne Frank Charles Pr1 st my corny remarks to lerry Hagerty lanet Keyser my vo1ce o Sue Bappaport Phy1l1s lohnston my sweet personahty to E1leen lohnson Bennett L1therland my socrable L 1a1acter to INOIIII Jonnson Sharon ou111va11 HAY power of c.o11c.entrat1o11 to anyone that neeas ll B111 Stewart my base G1 ab1l1ty to D1ck Bressler Gerald Murray my hangmg forelock to Homer Frank VIYQIHIG Mllls my fl1rtat1ons o Barb Orw1g Pete Norvell my art1st1c ab1l1ty to D1ck Sham Salma Baydure won f eave L1ncoln Cosmopohtan loanne Brown 'ny ha1r to M rv Lou Hubbard Bob Broka 1ndustr1al arts to Mr SW1gart Clyde Burkhardt my danc1ng ab1l1ty to lohn Buckles Elame Saunders my bangs to Peg Avery Park Leathers my 1rr1ag1nat1on to lack MGIIOH V1rg1n1a Plerce my squeaky sea ID French to Io Myr1ce Terry T1tus my scholastzc Gb1lllY to D1ck Manhart Colleen Kelly my srnall wa1st to Pat Scott Wayne Cooke my brams to M1ke McEwen Pa Essex my vocabulary to D1 k Dtckerman Ern1e Deutschman my muscles to Lyle lrvln locl Dumpace my sense of humor to Bud Carn1com Bay Parsons my mus1cal talent to mv pLlfD1lS Lols Walker my quletness to Evelyn Moser Eugene McDonald my he1ght to Mrx Chapman Evelyn Peters my long yy alk to lam e Bochte Lloyd Lohman my sense of humor to lvan Woodbury Marlcnc Bol erts my dar mg b1l1ty o C role Adams George Muelhcl' my bluffmg to foe Pres'1 fanet 'X agoner my charm to Carol Me aley Fred Malone my ambl ron 1n the cl ssr om to Cnu k Tluebau' Nancy Snyd r the BG S U men to Myr1le Shetzer lla Larrb rt my busmesshke manner to IoAnn lohnson hm lirerscher my sc1ent1f1c m1na to hm Alspach Harley Lamber my w11d part1es to Bob M Gulre loe Loomrs my pos1t1on at quarterback to Ed Herby lune Mooney my athlet1 317111 v to Mary Lou D1':11'1Ll1 M11dred Kramp my t mper to Betty Farkas Bet y Lrnbert vyon leave hm Chase Mart yn Barr refuse leave my rmg VlV1GH Beck mv pua rtose Fr ma Bu ter VIFQIIH B k myf na ness to Bern d Iones Tedd Aldrrch l us le Je - - 1 1 I V A 7 7 . 7 7 7 a 217 3' C1 1 1 7 7 1 1 1 ' . 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SPECIAL EDITION THE GRAEY OSTRICH vol.. 1, NU. 1 ,Q ,NEFRG GNILWOB, JUNE 1, 15161 PRICELESS Senator Speaks At Local Meehng James WI Shun noted NQIIAUJI from Ohlo 11111 pm lk tomgzht it 1 mentmg of would bg I'J0lltlC1'lI'lS 111 the pen txlc of the Boulmg GILQII Ccncelt H 111 Senator Shelu x subject xull be What To Do xwlth the Glft of Gab Prlvute Plpe Nabs DeWalt Dangeroug DeWalt was appre hended toclav when PllV3tQ Plpe Pogan noted lllN6StlgdtOI' tlackefl hlm down and dlswvered hls hlde iway twelvn mxlw fmm the uty DeWalt h ui bun 111 hldlflg' mme last month whf Il he was suspectul of YTIUTIIQIIIIL, Mlsx Nldrgraret PN pan uho ua bl.1Lkma1l1ng hlm He xx xx win Illlllllllg fiom NIOIQ houses TAXLIII sum ofthe L11me by 1 vutmw Mls Donna Johns Tollex 4 customu Mlm Betty CJOOCIIHAII loommita ha XlLtlh'l tntul th xt eulx the LXQIIIIIL, of tha murder 1 1114111 1 phrmul NI1ss P pan Imme cllatzlx .fzftu hm hmg the LOIIXLI N 1011 hc had t th1 1 dl nt mf t 111115, hu rlc tum -Xftu 111ust1g., ltlllll lt was found nt N11 Npf ll hul mgt DQN nun 11 5, 1111 1 Nahum L11 s Nhes DUN 1t 1 th s ll o 111 r rn 1 tlllll. 41141 tlu 111111 xl h I Q 114 1111 1 1 u 1 111 11 111 Ill 11 CIIPIIII1 me Iugm x NUHJUO 111111, t 1 101111111 Nut ' DANCER AND AGENT IN COLLISION IN SUBURB Mms NI utx Robutx f :1111 0 u Cd1LLIOfB103llNElX md QI agent Mdllellh Rangelu une tak LII to the Bovslmg Gleeu ho plt xl at Z dm thlS mormng, .xftw the Roberts xehlcle had Qlde swlpul A pdlked cu as Nhsx Robert uae le lung the mduQtr1al utx of Po1t age Pohce Chlef Jack VS0esQner uf Portage leported that he had seen .1 61 Cddlllac convertlble speedmg thmugh the C1tV and had taken aftez lt He Sdld that he suspected Nlms Roberw of tlylng to Shake hllll when Qhe reached 95 mlle per hour Apparently he says Mms Roberts had folgotten that the hlghwax narlowed 'ls xt Lon tmued nolth fl0I11 P0ltlj1'L Q0 she Null, swlped 4 mar WhlLh was parkgd on the left slnle of the hlghwmy Thw LL1t0Hl0b1lL was tha ploper ty of M1 Lloyd Lohmdnn who at the tlme was fixmg' 1 t11L on the mln of the cal oppowte the hlgh wmv He au t at hl cu I0 ec mu on hum but It boumul off hw sumanh 1111 he Q Q pad xx mllllll guts and blulxk Wlth complete L 1 l m I1 Q s N and xuth only he-1 llght fum beclu 1 the othu had bun bxoken Nhw R0bQ1ti bl0Ll2,'ht the Carhllac to top and then famted WINS Ran geler who had been Qleepmg was shaken loughlv but was not ser louslx myuled bhe lI'l'llU6dl3.t6lW found her fimt ml klt and put a 'ipllnt on Mme Roberts left arm They wele then rushed to the hm pltal treated md releamed thm ITIOIIIIIIQZ' L1ll1an Sh6d10I1 of the Shedron Wrecker serxlce was called to tow both carb to the ShfdlOIl statlon 111 Portage Nlalty and Malleng were tlaxel mg to Bovwlmg' Green to Vlilt fl'l6IldS and 1 Ll.1t1ves after .4 months bookmg 111 .1 ClI'lC1I'lI1dtl mght club The two had not wmt gd Bowlmg, C IQLYI for three V9dlH when MINS Robutx hid left the Lltx to begun the new muslgal whmh lx nom bltdlxlllg' all the records t bx South Paclhg 1111948 e pldw IN M1 N Ro erti s IX of .a xxomm 111 the Nam b11I1Ch of l1UISlllg' and 1 sequel to N11 Roberts LATEST N EWS IOFIHKI Npealxu of the Home Cam NICDtJIldlCi gavg hu Job t Rapuxent mu Pdlk In xthus at thy request of I1dlfX leadcl Bennett 1 uldmi gums thx P11 s UIIIL, th t lllxll g mx xx Qllff mnne L I1 1 L 1 s Q clapu ILN 111111 x 1 1 1 lil 1 xx t 1 0 4 11 Jill 11111 ' 111 umm Ilr L IL N 1 I 111111 1 1111 fl IX mx 1 1 Llllll 1 1 111111 nm 1 5 im 1 111 1111111 rv IL 1111 Ll 1115 XX 1 1 Muelllch Accepts Posmon At M U Plofg Q01 flgglw Nluelllph 1 mm t8dLhlIl,2' Aclwlmul French it m1111011a11Q Ed H 11111111 s nuxlx L txblwhui umm 1s1tx lll thf. boomnmg, metlopolls of NIe1m1ll Plofuxm Nluelluh umllL1bo11t1111, Doctox C h 1111 Hr 1115, ttdLhlHj., th1sd1fhu1lt suluut Hn 1 1 hi 5541111111 x bl lxxlrle ILLOLIIIIU I1 s cxu N 1 11 ant UU 1 111111111 rm s xltlll 1 tl x 1 thu Ntf mu UHUI UL! 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KW 1 ll 1111 111120 .ul FORMER RESIDENT TO OPEN SALON School Board Beauty Parlor To Replace Department Store Meets Nllss Bettx Lambe t w1ll 015911 1 beautx sxlon next Mondax Ill the fo1n1e1 Lasalle and Koch llllllfllllgl MINS LdlllbLlt tl illl9Cl fo he1 beautlelans llCCl1sC at the Blfllxd Deut el1111a11 Beautx College 111 'lo leer fl0ll1 19531956 Slnee tl1e11 sl1e lldS bee11 employed 111 Dayton I11 he1 shop sl1e w1ll be ass1steel hx Mlss l1a1b11a A111os and Nllss lNanex SIlNClCl 'N s Ia111be1t llil th1t the ell tlll 1111111 floo1 l1as bee11 elecox 1ted 111 h1ees of DUIDC Olclllge 1ne lelldlxl She also stated that thele would be many llllI'ClCllt fe 1tu1es 111 her s1lon sueh as 1 lCelLlCll1g Cllllle 111 exelish Clllllllj., depa1tn1e11t l l7tellCLllt bootl1 Hens Cause Much Confuslon At Farm Nlueh IIOISQ and C01lfl1SlOl1 p1e 1a1leel at Ravelures Egg Fdllll sta1ted eaekhng about 8 pm and COl1tllll16d Lllltll 11 30 M1 Ter11 T1tus hued hand at th fdllll stated that he behexed that the eh1cke11s we1e 1a1s1ng all the laeket to 11111n1ck a group of llllss Salma Ravdure s fr1ends who l1 1d attended a pa1t5, at he1 home the DICXIOUS exenmg Our Lady Legrslators QI' d 11ote Because the women of tl11s ll 1t1o11 are beconnng H1016 a11d mole Pl omlnent th1s column 1s he 111g e1e xted to glxe our 1eade1s tl1e weeklv low d0VSll on tl1e wolk ou1 lzdx lee1slators axe Cl0lllgl Lens Webb state S6lldt01 flellll BCDXKIIIIL, Green, IS pelfolnnne 1eeo1d hl1buste1 111 tl1e CJlIllO State Senate 111 Columbus P01 the past two weeks M1ss Webb has been lldtllllg' C,V8lXtl1lllQ' from law books to IIUINLIV rhx mes 111 the hopes ot stopplng., the IICVS blll on IIIOIC COIN 1 e llllNCls tests f0l women 1el1 has exex s ed House dllfl IS IIOVV b8f0l6 the Sen 1te1 A11othe1 of the lady lawmakels Dunn Appornted To Petty Agency Ge11e Illlllll formel student of B C1 H S ha as UDICKI the DOSltlOl'l as ch1ef a1t1st of the Pettv G1rl Agenex N11 Dllllll was chosen be eause of fo1es1ght Boalel of DlICCt0l s hxd so e tl0L1lDlG ClC1ClCllllg' upon M1 Du1111 f0llOYXlll1, tl1e death of N11 Pettv because l1e ls suel1 dll out tandlng hgule lll the wolld of dlt todav h1s unlque 11t1st1X ane of 1node1n fdSl'll0llN The M1 Dunn s work w1ll be flllC,CtCCl tow 11els the 1062 eale11el 11 wl11eh ls to be lelea eel 111 Deee111be1 Allfitlltl 1991 gldillldte of BC has been ehosen bx M1 Du1111 to pose as the oll1e11l M1ss Oetobel of 1962 111 tl1e DUllllfOlL ealendal Th1s Stlllllllllg., beautv ls M1ss Ma11 lxn Br1gha111 who was chosen fOl the Octobe1 IJOSILIOII beeause of her da1k l1a11 a11d COI1tldStlllg whlte Skill XKl'llCl'l M1 Dullll PIC the mood of that month Gene behewes that he w1ll be a Credlt to th1s lTlStltl1t10ll, alld he feels that the Dunnfole Calendar H135 someday be as well know ll as the Pettv G1rl Cale11da1 ln the news IS MISS Vllglllla P1e1ee the f11st lads and xoungest pe1 on eve1 to become a Judge Ill the 11at1o11s Supreme Cou1t It seems that Vlfglllld. has been e1oss1ng he1 legs 1n the eou1t loom and because the Zlppels ale not full length he1 legs a1e eontmually show111g so l1OtlllIlg IS belllg' ac eompllshed 1n that b1a11eh of the Jud1e1al depa1tn1ent 'lhe AIINVN 61:7 Vtell todax the 1udg,es 1obes a1e belng alteled by Presldent Wlght A seamstress IS lIlStdlllIlg' full le11gth 71ppe1s 111 the lobes P1es1de11t ullght last nlght gave the an1bassadorsh1p to lnnglanel to NI1ss Ba1ba1a CllllgO She w1ll take offlee next week and le ne fo1 I 0IlCl0l1 sometxme next mo11th M1ss Cllllflfl tited All I have I owe to mx soelal DlOlJlCl1lN teach lEfPlI1ll2', of eoulse to M1 F C1 Sklbble of BOVNIIIIQ' C 16811 Sen 101 Hleh Sehool INICIIILJQIS of tl1e Bowllng C 1ee Il Sehool Boald n1et Monelax lll Supt D W StIlC'lxldl'lCl'i ofhce lll the local h1gh scl1ool to heal the dll nual sehool repolt Over 3000 pup1ls a1e 8l1lOlli,Cl 111 Olll sehools stated INI1 StllLl la11d The IJ01'lUldLl0ll of Bowhng Cliell has 111ereased to the extent th1tou1 schools espeualle the sen 1o1 h1gh a1e VCIV erowded To C0lltl.0l th1s IIIITNCIISC g1owth I pro pose that we ask f0l a sue n11ll tax levx fo1 the eo11st1uct1o11 of a 11ew aeldltlon te the lKlCIlt10Il whleh was bu1lt lll 1951 MV plan IN to bux tl1e 1est of the lots between 5NO0StCl Stleet 1nd Clough Street allex dlltl between C-'l1UlCl'l lllll C11oxe St1eets 1nd the11 to e1eet whele tl1e P1esb1te111n lLllCl'l IS I we eoue bux 1 t we eould use lt fell 1 sehool ehapel The xa11ous n1e111be1s eom111e11teel on Supt StllClxldlltlS ldea The ehallman of the BOdlll M1ss Mar ea1et Johnson hnallx tlllllLCl lt oxe1 to a C0llll'l'lltt96 fOl 1111est1g1 tl0ll Tl1e Board announced tl1e ap po111tme11t of Wllss Mlldled Nutte1 to the cafetella staff of the Semor H1gh School She w1ll 1eplaee NI1ss Bannle Rodeuek who has taken the pOSllI1Oll of head cook there Grocery Receives Vrnegar From Kelly Barbara F31l1llg91 manager of the Bowllng G1ee11 K1oge1 Store lb bLlNlI1g' a large an1ou11t of vlnegtr fl0ll1 the Kellv Flult SEIVICL lo eated O11 N01tl1 llfldlll Street M1ss Collee11 Kelly w ho took OXCI fathel s bus111ess two Vedls aeo says that the h1gh school stu ClLllllN of todax do Il0t eare for e1de1 as tl1ey d1d whe11 she was a SQIIIOI 111 hlgh school She stated that she makes the same a1nou11t f C1161 eves 1 dl but s111ce e sales haxe dropped lowel e xeh WCAI, the extla LICICI must set 1nd thelefole It ages and tl.1lIlS 111to wnegaz ll ss I'd.IllllL.,Cl ls plxnnlng, to haxe a speelil fall sale on tl1e ex ees 1111ou11t ot Xlllfljdl XNlIlCll lVI1sS X 1s Stlllllfg to t1e QIOCLIX 1t xelx low DIICC So, get plenty of Vllltgal at bot to111 p11ees It KICFQCI s todax . . 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Pomelee Studios Receives Award Ellnor Pomelee p re Q 1 d e nt of Pvmelee S t u cl 10 s Inc TQCQIVQCI specl 11 lecognltlon at the recent academv .1 xx a rd pvesentatucm fm her nuxwt full length cfmudx Nllw Ponulu 1 the mo t pmgus Que .altmt m the Lnncd State to c IX Hu populautx IQ gleatlx IXLTIKVSLIIXU., hu Lhlef Opponent xt DISINX I lrenta x 11 hut Ll f0l alms th at I sum 2 lst 111 s put 1 x xc Tu 5 nux N lex Pnnulu N m 0 X 1 e Wlonthe In All ltl IL 21141 hel fmlmntul dmv are Jeux Nhlnm A Q chhmtalx ma tu 9 ec dllt t ex Ill lxplclx bum 1115: A pmnu x h D1 nex cha Nilcl ex Hou Q Don 1111 Duck Pluto C nc N12 Pcnulus lIlllTldtQl Inllx omulx 1 It by mum of ll ll ' 'lhl nab hls hlst u length mmm The Keyhole w Iwuzytzz Tdlnntul Nlcuguet Nlontgomux 1 hung LUHNIKILIQKI to leplau Dag, max on thx Joel Dumpace TX Nhmx xx lug, Gwen Frat Houxe NIISS VIOI1tL,0Dlt1X 1 fa t buommg L numbu :ne It a tunlty Row Fdmul xl lst Pdtt Raldx hawmg 41 rllffigult time UXIIIL, t punt bathmg beautx Lynn VS llhs Dilltlrllt It seems that N11 s V211 lls cannot hold Ntlll kann NIpDcmmll xwm plomotul to hnul popnoln XCINIOI It Bud C dllmrs St idlum Ioaun Broun whose hm lx now tvxentx 1IlLhiS long, movu up dk sun Shade Qeller the posltlrm xacated bx Ndmx Bl0idVVdy 5 numbel one plax wrlght Nanu Abbott mnoumui that pupulfn smger Ild Lambgrt, IS slated for the lead ln the new muwlcal comedy Q h 0 vs Call NIL MU1g3tTOlll Ii aQp111ng 'vctress Shulev Dan nenberger look 1 n g for hueband number five From what I hear band leader Ray Parsons IS hlgh on her het of plmpects THE GRAEY OSTRICH Page 3 Around Town Il zih Dorothy Iizllpznt 'XII' and Mrs Dcnald Pottex the former MRIIIVH Balr mfmmul me today that they are the PIOUKI par ent4 of a little black and Whlte kxt ten NVhlLh 1r11ved at then doorstep Vextuday afternoon I s u ITIOIQII that Jack Clalke IS sukmg a IIIXOTCQ flom that puttw llttlg mfo of hw Could It be bwause of thit cute 111.1158 f om Toledo Ohlo xxho dlllxed ll town 41 fexx mrmthx ago I nut Cdll Helme m the lobbx of the Plcslrlcntl t mght Fvclxum x xg tllxlllg' 1 bu xthu dftel SLQIIU., int tulsa Cllcllll 1 A N CUl11Y'I1L1lllNt xnhlnh IN tdlxlllg' thx ll mon bw N o1m or u ltte abr ut hu new flllhillll Ol mxcetnnf. u e of dtmnu emngw dtLI1 xllw I uni lx owl t X 5 1 N mu I dumps LLLILIQQ of a Xlilt hp muin 4 D1 1115 em Q c tl 1 x IIL told me that ha must ham muln 1 l11lSfdlx8 bncduw mum Pm tum h 11111 t Men able to h Lllf, the pmb lam out wt I haw 11 humh th It ll hw nmrk 1 leal clwwxux If rmlx mme peoplu muh' unduxtmml ut um mlght have something, 11 xlly IL at to wo lx 1 Incldenta than IN 1 little iLdlldc1l nbout thu tmk that n it10Il1l ldbm ltmv Ill wputm Furl Nldlom IS Ldllwlllj., ln the Ilalm Laboratorles H atb off to the falmel bow' Thex lc udllx gettmg around thui cl1XG Thm Dmck Jennmgs, the pro ba kntbdll meat who spends hm summus back home on the f um ln Bovslmg Glenn has mnounced hw EI1j.,dj.,LI'l1Lllt to the number om deb of th1 Vedl m New York Clty I s .1 secret though dont tell anyone that I told vou What ls thls I hen about our pletty daxk h ured modal Dolothv Snyder IIISLITIIILZ hu' x h 1 n x loclw fol '5100 0009 Sonxumm must thmk .1 lot of that prettx hnarl of hall' I stopped at the matumtv hos pntal to Nec an old frxem the other flax and met Wayne Cooks. m the neue-ptlon loom Wayne must hold the rmorcl fO1 Qpendmg' more tlme IH that room than any other person IH thls city Wayne IS the husband of Vllglma Mllls the fabulous mght club 'smger whose tenth chlld had JuQt been born Ite remark able how Gmnv keeps her pro- grams so mspumg when She haQ that crowd to take care of durmg the day Do1othy Woodburn New York Opera House Opens Wnth Rlgoletura The new Bowllng Cream Opera House offlclally opens ltg hlst sea Qon thls exemng wlth thy claxslc Rlgoletula It IS proud to an noume that three B G CIUIQIIN mll 1 m IS one of the gleatct US Ntc-rms exel to be xxrlttgn ll! rp 1 atm folm Tha le lillllf, fLI11lIllIR lolz IN portrayed hx Jmmt Ixewsel dx Rlgolntula S lug hu 1 h school flaws Janet h IN bun known ls cl grgdt Nll12'C1 Shu has Hunt lv bean appomtul t thQ hat f Metlopolltan Artlsts md has nut letumcd to Bowlmg CILCN to hdp tha nun Opel 1 House gut off to 41 ,qu it Stfut The leadmg m llc lolz le iblx hllui bw Joe Loomxs in mmtnul Nlllghxl who has been a D10l11ll1LIlf bu mesx man of thu utx QIIHL he xx 1 1 Qtfn lthlete ln hlggh School lNliLhl6XPL1S F1LIlCh mud of Rlgo lutumx tdmllv I thn opal 1 she IQ tha mam reason th nt kups thi two loxem apart VIMQ Keyser wlll bf. III Howlmg CICLII fol onlx the hut week of the opu m unlux the tovwnxpmplm show Nuch an 1l1tE,lLSt th xt She xxlll bn folced to Stax 1 long, as thL opml x d1lNVN .1 uoxxd J inet IQ St lylllf, at the ffxmous Hlllalcl Hftcl of thls Cl x model wlslted hex homn town to day She arrlwed Ill 1 pmlwdtf hgh coptel WhlCh landed It the BC mumupal, whele she ww met bv hu fathe1 Qthe nmyory and as Lorted m a shmv black IIYYIOUSIIIL to the Hxllard Hotel B111 Stewart hm Juxt 1eturned darkest Afrlcx vshele he has holdmg healmgQ of UAUYCS LOIT1ITll1IllStlL xympdthlu an CXCIUSIVL statement f1om 'VII' Stewfut I belleve th xt the boys have done 4 great Job ln then Loopelatlon wlth me But best of all I thmk we have wlped out yes Wlped out exely commumst of that contment You ve done great Job Bill and we'1e all glad to hear such news I went to Columbus over the weekend to 'see an Ohlo State foot ball game and was I surprlied to see June Mooney playln g filet itrmg fullback' What a gul' from been vs ith haxe 1 . 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A1 .S I - fectlj. Ca '1 was dm ' ll the . I I I I . I I lar as :uc j racts-rs as i' x 2 - ' - 1 ' . ' .I ' C I 'I 4 C , Y A S.. 2 -3 I t r '. L it 's th wth 1' izxj. , - ' ' . and I lfy. ' ' ' ' 'x i ' ' . ' ' .I . I . II I LIES I 1 xp? 2 . . 1 I ,-,I. 1I I 1 5 , Ix A 5 , IISI I I II I I. .II II I Milnm' m'ule- his df-but ill tha- short ' X' ' fi 'X ' ' . ' . . A v, . 1, - . 2 Mlss Jean Layton stars as the L- at tll lg gf tllc I - ' . . .I II I. . I N A , , I I. - . I. 1 , . - . I . V I - YI , ' , Q 4 ' Yea ', l.Nu0. :1 ' .i 'i 1 ll ' ' 1 I - , . - .. . . , ,. ' -' . X 5 .- N x xv' ' -5 - --, -, - .V . ',. 4 2 -' 2 f gr'-' '1 or. .f'l1y, ' I U'-' I I X -x :I ' I -- v Z l A Q, . x ' s ' ' ' 2 ' 2 ' '2 ', ' - ' ' .' f 'A ' 5 ly I. C'. I ng , Sv . . -, I I- - - ' ,wg 2 5 2 - .. , A Q- -- A- '- -gas - 3 - va .S I. I III Q II I T' INN .,. Iv ' I . . ISI .Q I. . .w ' I 3 ' . .' 2 ' ' I I I I I - I I v II II 2I,I I 'I - , ' I. . I x . I- . . I 3 I .,BO,l- I, I .IH . . I , I. 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S P 0 R T S Honored Banquet Coach Jack Cee 1 1 1GLll1tly ho11 olcc b1 a football banquet t ILLKQIIIIG h1 succc s A1111 fllNtl1l gu1shed dLl1lLXL111G11t f 1 b c 1 I1 g chosen thc Coach of thc 1c 11 bw thc PN 11111s assoc11t1o11 pollc1s 'lhls 11as th1 tllllfl 111I1Lldl t1tle tr bc lJLNt0V1Lll o11 collcgc co 1chcs 119 1t1o 11 who IUIOXL t L11 It dbll1tX 111 U1dCl11ll,Z' thc va1 1ous spo1ts illtl It 18 thc I110St cx clus11c 8111111 thc PN dNNOLldtl011 h1s g1o1111 to be the lalgest and most pllllllldl ncv1s SLIXICL 111 the 11 111011 Co1ch Gee 111 tl1e slx 1ea1s that l1e has led the WdbdSl1 lNO1111dl football tean1s has bu1lt that un1 1ers1ty l11t0 the g1eatest all tlme football pov1e1house 6191 to hold possesslon of the 111yl',l11Cill L S college champ1o11sh1p Pres1de11t J A1116 s K e1scher of VVabash Un11e1s1ty p1a1sed Coach Gee h1gh1y durmg h1s lntroductory speech and elaborated upon the fact that he had gone to h1gh school Wlth Jack H1s sho1t 1nt1oduct1o11 lasted bu an hour ln Oldel that the 11at1onal 11 famous sportswmter a11d DIGS1 de11t of the PN news ass0c1at10n Pete N01 vell could bestow the ho11 o1ed plague upon Coach of the 1ea1 Jack Gee Nahonal Bubbleblower Champlon Announced K1dd s Kucls Bubble Gum Cham p1o11sl11ps ha1c been announced' Thc contest 11as held llllllllg' the cl 1sscs of Bo11l111g G 1 c e 11 Statc UI1lXL1S1t1 P1 ofesso1 Bubble BOXlLN V118 dccl 11911 the cban1l11o11 of thc Ndt10111l Bubblc Blo11111g Contcst 11 ltll hc1 ILUJI cl bubble of 1111111 Thc 11 o flNNUl of calcu 11s told 1 ltllflltfl ot lllllfllls Sc 111cal Hllkl 1111 O1 1111 11101111155 l111blcs l'Ql1lLl1 1 Vtltl1 l11dd s lxuds Bubblc C 11111 lt s Sllllll 1xplos11c I'hc studcnt f ff011tll11.lLd o11 pace 11 Coach Of Year 5WUmP0f091' Doc Swamp Recalls Past Seasons OfTro1ans And Bee Gee H011 1111111 of 1ou 16dflClS 111c111bc1 tl1e Flllilldt Trolan 11111 mng st1cal1s back 111 tl1e 40s illfl 50 s Not 1111111 of 1ou do Ill et I'01tl'1f p1st 1111 O1 s1x 1ca1s thc l10l1114 h 111 Illlt fl0l16 XQIV well 'lhc latt Co1ch Bachman 11as suc ctcdul b1 Pat11c1a Spcck 111 thc 1ea1 4 5 11141 slncc the11 t c ha1c had 1c11 D001 sc1so11al 1cc 011 s St1t1st1cs sho11 that 19 Fmdl 1 mcnto s ha1c won threr of 100 games 811111 55 I'hc11 thrcc 111115 ha1c bccn o1c1 Cl1ss B tcams Ill the last cncountcr 111th thc BOXNllI1j2, QIQL11 Bobcats thc P01161 house of the Buckeye Ie1gue the TIOIHHS lost 93 22 H ovs e 1 er thmgs a1e lookmg up fO1 the T10 lans fO1 ln the 111st game of the season w1th the BG champ1ons they wele able to QC019 only 15 pomts The score of that game lstatement, Thlngs have to get 'better thev cant get anv VKOISG Bo11l1ng Green undefeated 1n tl1e past 98 ames h1s 11011 1c Buckcge L e a g u e Clld111lJ1011Sl'l1lJ i11fl hve Ol'1l1J State Cl'1d111ll1Ol1Nl1IDS Tl11N Sear the Bobcats should 11111 d110tl191 lcaguc t1tle although the1 111 up agsaln t thc sccond place tcam of thc lcaguc becausc thc1 dcfeatcd the F1LY110l1t team 65 55 111 thc f11st mcctmg Coach Rtlbhlt D11n1cl1 sud that hc 11 1,1oo1111ng h1s bovs 101 thc tatc cha111p1o11sh1p ag1111 th1s vca1 IL IS a ILXILVV of thc p gamcs bctween the Flndlay T11 lans dllil Bl Bobcats f 56 BC FlI1dl1N 1956 51 1951 58 1958 59 1960 61 Natlon s Top Womens Basketball Teams To Clash The Empue State1 s a11d the VN a s h111 g t o n Mo11umente1s w1ll meet tomght 111 Halley Lamberts newly bu1lt 5 u g dl Rldge field l1ouse The btatel attack 1v1ll plobablv be led by tl1e11 gldllt cente1 Ros m 11y Luler 11ho has e1e1agcd 50 polnts 111 the 35 games playcd th1s easo11 F0111 llili Mallene Taver 1 1 and Pl11l ls I1e1ss 111ll a 0 s llt 'lh1s duo hxs a1e1ac,c1 30 Dlllllts 111 cacl1 gamc TAXCIINQI 1' ss 11111 ll c11tl1 1otc1 1,111tcst 11o111c11s b1s11ctball p111 111 Ildtltllldl 1la1 llll gnls f1 n1 N111 10111 l1a1c d1opl1cd 0l1lX tvw 1 1111cs c 11111 1 sc IQOI1 dllll thosc h11c betn 1t the hands of thc xlOIlU111L11tE1 tcam The Stat els h 1e two 11ctor1es 0191 then pponents of th1S evenmg and hope to w1n tomghts game to be ellglble fO1 the 11at1onal womens t1te The Washmgton g11ls a1e not wlthout talent havmg skvsuaper C6I1lI61 Mdllelle Adams and top SCOTGI DOl018s Steele, who are also h1gh 111 nat1o11al ratlngs If thc Monumentcrs should V1111 to111g.,hts game they 11ould Wlll the 11at1onal tltlc The udNh111gt011 team has lost three of 1ts 33 game schcdul t11o at the ha11ds of tl1e State1s dlltl 0118 to the Harlem Globetlot te1s 111911 s tea111 Thc g.,1mc 111ll bc pla1cd 111 the 11111 Suga1 R1dgc Ilcld Housc of 111ult1 Yllllllfllldlll 1111lc1 L1111b11t 15 1 11 T111 hcld housc 1 a1l1 cd st lllilll lu on 1 A capac1t1 c1o11d of o1c1 110111111 s tfdfO1S IN cxpcctcd to 31111 111111 11h1cl1 lL1.0l111110tl1tQN 50 000 pc1 1 K. 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THF GRAE1 OSTRICH THF GR -XFX OSTRICH Iulrlzshcrl1111511111111 3f11f'fofI'11lHzE1ho Bubbles Boxles CTUOIIQI NIIIlldX Osc ll X e1tch Swallow IXIAIIIP Bull E Que I sscx EC1ltO1 AQSlStdIIt Ed1to1 Spec1al Repolter Specul Repo1te1 s1stant Repo1te1 DILIX Pomclcc and X1 1ts 1:1111 RAICIX -Xltlqt Crooner Kncked Dear Mrss Foos Out of Cocabanana Dm 111 Q Foes c ll 111011 111 1 II c, c1oo 1 IIIAX wa 1111 ll hgsht at thc Cocab1nan1 III Hollx wood 11st LNQIIIIIQ' He w 13 acco t 111 bx Tom I'IOSlxlIl 1111 OWIILI ot thc nlght spot w11o charged h1111 w1th maklnf, passes at h1s wlfe o1l hen css 11IVll R1cl1c1cek 111 Hosk1n on IJLLIITIE IIIIIOWLK1 llfithlllg' but t1lk about N11 Mu11a1 ls xtest n11w1c A Ic11y IJ 1 1 LIIIILILK thc c IJ IOSlxlllN0l1 l1t1 k1c h1111 out Aldruch Sues Pastorek Tc1l1l 411111111 ls Slllllg Gus Pas to1ek for 310000 f0l d1n1ages to h1s gas statmn The dLLlKILIIt oc culred at 2 pm Monday whe11 I us swung' h1s car xnto the statlon f1on1 thc west 61111 and k11ocked oxcr all three of the gas pumps hach pump began fllSLlldI'gllIg gas Olllle s0 profusely that M1 Pas torck 1nd hve pedestrlans were forced to take Iefuge 111 the nelgh 1111111115 Puts a11d Pats buppcr Club M1 Pastoleks car was de111ol 1shed The motol w IS crushed and all scmblancc of a modcrn automo- blle was lost Mr Ald11ch explalned that S500 worth of gas was destlox cd Sa 000 damagc was done to h1s Ntdtllbll and the othel 154 100 ch uged wa fo1 lc,-zal anangemcnts and sexel 11 othex c sentlal ltelllw 21111 C xeal 0 age Last 111011111 I met the most wonde1ful 111111 cs G4 ha bonc cu1lx han and blg blue exe Tl1e 0 1 10111116 s and 111 puents wont let me datc h1111 XY hat should I 1107 -Xnuous Dc ll -XI1Yl0LIs o as WOLII p IIQIIAES sax Fol ge h1111 By the wax XXIICIL Llll I 111111 h1111 DJI' NATIONAL BUBBLEBLOWER CHAMPION ANNOUNCED if Olltlllutd flom pagc 41 hc1 1 am class then put her o11 thelr shoulders a111l ca111e1l hu a1ou11d the campus I'axc Ph1l1ps was ru1111e1 up wlth a bubblc of a mere 50 yalds 111 d1amete1 M1ss PI'IIllIJS statement to the Saund IS repolter was It w IN a gleat hght Mom but I lost Professm Boyle-, 1s now under co11t1act to blow bubbles for NI1ss Pat Essex the famous bubble dancer M1ss Boyles feels that the p1n money she ICCGIXCQ from thls Job w1ll make her the envy of ewely pzofessor on the B G S U campus MUELLICH ACCEPTS POSITION AT M U 1Cont1nued from pagc IJ brokcr AIHINIII Hubba1d he started the bulldlngs D6SlgI'l6CI by arch1 tect Ollie Kaetzel they are xely I'll0d8l 111st1c III deslgn whlle reta111 111g the beautlful 111185 of the olde buxldlngs 1 1 1 E. Barbara Veutch Wms Academy Award of 60 Mlss Balbalx Xcltch fllcllll 1t1c actless of NIC, NI Stuchos w IN glwen the Academx Aw a1d of 10110 last 8Vt.IllIIg' f0l he1 poltlaxal ot the he1o111e 111 BGXLIIX Bowum 111 s t1agedy L0tl H1111 M1 s X6ltl.l1 w ls plcscntcd w1tl1 he OaCdl by X 1 Bc Academy -Xw 1111 1 1111e1 rf VW Mlss Yeltch wa IIILIIX a IL 1 of Bowlng, fltill 1 calecl callcd hc1 to Hrllywood AROU N D TOWN Ba11l1lls BlLXNtlX ls SIJOIINOIIIIQ., Wlfitllllg., tl11s SltLI1C1iX LNLIIIIII., It 5 ll III thc La111b11t Su Rldge A1cna Th1 wecks opp11 cn s 111 l-Io111ble Hdlllllgtflll 1 men W1eStlL1s 11c dcclalcd the two most HlLlSLL1ldl womcn 111 thc WUI l11 Th1s ls a lttlllll bout bctwecn th1 women s wo1ld champlon H Llllllf., ton, and thc Il itlon s lc llllllg' co11 tendc1 Smashu Snnth Bl1sc1 s Blowouts Auto 'Ih11lls buplemc 1 e c c n tl V Olgdlllltd by Ma1ty Blasel ls the fc ltule at the c1ty pa1k tomouow BXLIIIIIQ' sta1 Illlg Mu1de1en1 Ottc 1nd llltlll duclng, the dallng NINIAII Bcck Dlaper Service To Open Here Because of the recent populat1o11 mcrease 111 thls area It has becn known for somc tlme that a d1ape1 se1v1ce IS necded A local branch IS to be establlshed by Jean Rldel presldent of the natlonally k11ow11 Dazlhng Dlapels Inc A local LIUZQII will be employ ed by the hlm The dellvery servxce w1ll be super v1sed by Jlm Plotncr dlld Dorothx Frank w1ll be 1n chalgc of lau11de1 mg the small artxcles Dazzlmg Dlapers has bee11 ru11 by the beautlful NIlss R1dcr SINCE she gave up belng a pha1mac1st five years ago The 11ew dlapel SQIVICQ w1ll be located ln the bu1l1i mg formells occuplcd by the Wood County Ba11k An announccment of Iates a11d delnery SETVILB w1ll be made at a latex date , ' Pug' 5 1 , ' 1 -1 A' ' ,,-' '. 1 I 11 411 , A, ' - 1. ,H .., V Lf' . 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H V 4 7 V . 4 ' '- V ' xS.' .I . 3, I ' S' 1 1 4 1 s 4 ' Leon Pfouts Presents his 4th Annual PFOUTS FOLLIES Burkharts Bowery starrmq beautiful bouncmg Pot Essex Queen ot the burlesque tn her sensatronal bubble dance wrth Kelth Bradley and Has Orchestra Musto Wtth a Soc class rhythm Bordlll S Brewery Owned and Operated by Pat Bardtll presents In The Back Room The two most muscular women tn the world tn a return bout Horrible Hurrmgton vs Smosher Nun Smuth World Champ Leadmq Contender COME ONE' COME ALL' Cc no to Bloser s Blowouts AT TPB CITY PARK AUTO THRILLS SUPREME Startmq the areatest ot them all Mu rderem Otte ond lor the ttrst tt 1 e tn htstory the dc rt ta VIVIAN BECK I at I ' I ,E V H T l ll ' ll ' ll ' ll I ll 1 A .ri ' ' 1 'r Buy Kldd s Kuds Bubble Gum As Carol Boyles natronal brbble hlowmg hampton says l s super explosrve RALPH KIDD G CO Spring Clearance Bock s Frocks Marybelle Boclcbrader prop Reduchon up to 75 percent Shop for your SUMMER BONNET Ruah Millers Mlllmery Evelyn Peter s Pets Anythmq frorrt HORSES to FLEAS w ve got em you get em 321 Corral Ave Pu 7734 Dr R C Wenrlck Professxoncxl TOENAIL CUTWORK Guaranteed Pamless Stay At The Excluswe Hillord Hotel Where every famous VISITOY of BG stays Hazel Hxllard. Prop. T e PRESIDENT Theatre HELD OVER FOR 7th WEEK LLATHLRS STUDIOS I Was A Mo e Communist Starrmq PARK LEATHERS and MARY IO LANCE wrth OLD SAGE Screen play by Park Leathers Photography by Park Leathers Produced and drrected Park Leathers 'kit . , h f 'I ' wk , , 'f C ' ', t' 1 it nj f ,sm presents ll fll 0 ll . , .. I 9, , 'A' 'A' 'A' , by SOLICITORS Hn Echo Business Staff Busrness Manager Asststant lvlanager Subscnptron Manager Bookkeeper AD Beverly B werrnan Gene Dunn Pete Norvell Kerth Bradley Nelson Pogan Carl Helms lack Gee Gerald Murray Inn Krelscher Wayne Cooke Brll Stewart George Muellrch Irno Sherer V1rg1n1a P1erce Lynnette Wrllts Dorothy Frank Barbara Farrrnger Iudy I-Iarrrngton lane Keyser Ruah Mrller Marlene Roberts Betty Lambe t Ianet Waggoner Nola Dean Rooa Colleen Kelly Shirley Dannenberger SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITORS Alrce Dennts Brll Stewart Beverly Fletcher Faye Phlllrps Pat Leady Carol Rudulph Norma Tavernrer Gerald Murray Wayne Cooke hm Burkhardt llrn Instone Inn Stockton lean Loornrs Iane Carnlcont Sue Rappaport Lloyd Lohman Bob Broka V1V1an Beck . Q 1 -V V H V W ,, I A XJ I ' 4 l I r 1 , . 1 X VQAQ AN- I xg E jp-fQQNXZQ fr-IOSQ X 4' ' Q X AQ' - Qu 0 Yoon. 06YQ0Nf?c1.6,,, M551 'UUQL r xg!-ff mf ffxxx 1,1 b q AWK . xx 7 .,'L V wg ff! Patrons TRD Se 1 or Class 0 I9 I WI hes C exp e s the orcmmde To I 6 um ert e s Us I-I1ECho for then SDI9I'Id1d Co Ccem Ion THE CITY LOAIN 6. SAVINL S CO IPANY ELECTRIC ENGINIERINC 6 SUPPLY LO MONTY S BEAUTY SALON KAY ANN BEAUTY SHOP HOLDGRAES DRUG STORE BISHOP BROTHERS DOH V1 S BARBER SHOP SHELL GASOLINE MORRIS Sc TO SSI CTI STORE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER WOOD COUNTY IMPLE RANDALL S BAKERY DR CURRY KLLVERS IEWELRY STORE HOUSE OE FLOWERS BRIGHAMS ENT , 'I I SI 'S , Z r s ,ur . A' ' ' ., f' - I, , . . , , A,,. . 7 fs x , 4 , 1., Ax J A D 'I Rf , , ,,, v. , 1 kr , NI .L L , M ANA , I L Miss Harriet S. Hayward, B.S. and A.M., is one of the outstanding citizens of Bowling Green with a long record of notable services to this community through its schools from 1915 to 1940, the time of her professional retirement. Miss Hayward completed supervising of the elementary schools in the same year that the graduating class of 1951 was beginning its school experience in the first grade, and it seems especially appropriate to give some recognition to the work that she did for their benefit and for the benefit of countless other boys and girls who have attended, or who will attend school in Bowling Green. She has made countless contributions through her interests and personal participation in the organizing of the Wood County Library. She is a member of the Library Board of Trustees. So, in l95l, we just want to salute this fine fellow citizen of ours and to say that the people of Bowling Green will never be able to express adequately the appreciation of the things that she has done and continues to do for all of us who are pleased to be counted among her neighbors. COURTESY OF PHCDTO SHOP IN ALL THIS WORLD ONLY YOU AIIERICAN STUDENTS HA VE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A COMPLETE SCHOOLS STAEFED BY QUALIFIED TEACHERS PRESERVE AND STRENOTHEN YOUR HERITAGE STEINLE WQLFE, Inc General Contractors FREMONT OHIO EDUCATION IN MODERN S FRANKS SALES G SERVICE DIXIE LUNCH th M 9801 OPEN 24 HOURS B F Goodrich Distributor Trres and Accessorres Willys Cars and Trucks FRANKS HUDSON SALES h M 34841 h Bowlmg Greens Own HEINZ KHcHuP one of the 57 varieties r 891 ou cxin Phone 1 223 Nort cxin Phone Bow 'ng Green. Ohio ' I Klger s Drug Store Block Swamp Production Credit Ass n A FARMERS COOPERATIVE Koons Tnre Store L Phon 30421 GOODYPIV The U rschel Passenger Truck Txcrctor Tues Engineering CO RF'CAPPINu ANT VULC ANIZIW Ccuigzlizuems of 'E'fI1lLTl1. ,I.'.f 1' . I I LWVI--1' U7 Q , H 1 Q11 f I ' We . Q , '3 Ai. me .ezyrvas ' QQ: TJ' :Eh f'Ic1xi,5'1 T A715 'VIIX:x'lkl::t1t'J V' A e ' .. - . I ,, A-...---,s- H -L ,..f- 1 1 u l I i . .. ' 'J .' -13 , ,, omphmerrts ct Lady Jane Dress Shop 33 East Wooster Street BGXNLING GREEN OI-HQ 'A' ir Coruplrmertts of Conklun Rectenwald Co FORD Sales and Servlce Wheel Ahgnment on all Makes Cars A1 USED CARS 921 North Mom Street Phone 32551 Cornphrrrerrts ot Larry s Men s Shop N rth Mom btr t Corrrphmerrts of Home Laundry and Dry Cleaners W Woos er Str et Phone 2981 Pr 11 q Green Crrro f-. , XJ 5 0 . of -1 Shop Ere rg LVIIIIIIII! Slwf1If1Ix'fmw f -Af ,L 1 ' tl f ' I I fo .' , 1 t e 'I' 133 o ' D ee Dew rr , L Uhlman's Shoe Store ALWAVQ THE NEWEST OE THE NEW NATTONALLY KNUNTIN TRADE MARKS Uhlman s Clothung Department Everyihmq That Smart Men Wear LC Puts fr Pots Hamburg Shop te ef Qhlo SOUPS ILE CREAM C ANDY FIGARETTES 433 13151 WOOSTGI Street Aldrich Gulf Servuce TUITL BU ter up gr ll 1 Phone 5001 fx 7fXTA' T ,, 2, . . 7 . Tf: DAC OI Em V77-Tel Liz, ..1,:1:g S159 EC'-'-'lllixi GT-JCL Cfii' 1 I ' T215 B551 Vfe Sslvije All TYTTXTLES 3' 12,5 Coffee CIIYQX HQIlIlTQ1lTijG,K' Vfe Syiecigzlxze in A1g'C:ig3i1'e T 7-my in the Sta 1 ' t H aes T 1 Access, N les L1 fYlCI1i1LDY1 13-59 Quick Bczttozy Chrmrggitig N 1. O . . , . , , Fausnaugh Rubblsh Dlsposal OUR MOTTO LET S KEEP OUR CITY CLEAN PROMPT SERVICE Ashes Cans Stone Dm Etc 220 E Merry Ave Ph 32205 Thank You Jans College Shop DRESSES BLOUSES SPORTSWEAR L37 North Mem Stree Phone 34843 Pettys Garage Carl Shedrorr of Son 250 254 North Mum St PHONE 2881 Bowlmq Green Ohrc SHELL AND FIRESTONE PRODUCTS Phone 32581 The Bantmg Company FARM EQUIPMENT O35 North Nam S ee Bowhrrq Green Ohro - 1 F X I f' Bcwhrrq Green, Ohio l A V I If Y CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 5 Walher Studio Portraits by Jack Werssbrod The Lorronne Oil Company FLEETWING PRODUCTS Gasohne Fuel O11 Motor Oxls Quaker State Products STUDEBAKER CARS and TRUCKS IOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY Phone 6801 1008 N Mcun Comphmem of The Bowling Green Lumber Co Napoleon Road at Lune 0 123 'Nest Mfccszer Street Pit ye EUQQ ' 5 E ST VVISHES Ohio Fuel Gus S peafiewazf Jfaanoi LESTER O WOODBURN Builder PHONE 33732 BOWLING GREEN. OHIO I ,T S TO Q OSS OF 21 A L . . Y Co. ' US obs Fleetwmg Servlce Center Phone 5252 Complett Lubrlccxtlon on All Car cmd Trucks Motor Tun up cmd Wheel BCIICIHCIIIQ Fleetwmq Products W J Gullesple Plumbing 6' Heating REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RADIO TELEVISION APPLIANCES C CIIIQIIIIIQII Centre Drug Store Walgreen Agency Th Druq Stor Qu The Squcrr Co nphmem A FRIEND l Van Nest Supply Company CFL-:'1plii :if 'i' COI1IIDIlIi1SI1',' fl B 1 - . . , , I V I Co. Nmtu Mfxiru CII E49 Ewxfi i' . . S tk ir 9 Hi' ' 1 ' Dfi11Sf'iI HC IJ,TfII H1 I is OI ' 3 ' 5 of e ' e ' ' Proneer Automatic Laundry South Mann Marathon Servlce COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE IN ONE DAY Ha e s R t t Coen Stove Stare rv Y es Quran G 81 M Drug Store Cooks Shoe Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES SHOES FOR THF' ENTIRE FAMILY X J, Strawser Jewelry 81 Optical Co Hales News Stand ,D P W.3:I1grI1rrwr1Is fl: ' ' . 1125 lSf,,w1'It Lfzzrt Sir-29' 1.533 1I'i1kf-H Efrrli--3 fri.-,l111,g L r-11: fill I .., x'+,',-.Ly yu, '.j',1:,.1i:.-1:,': ' Tit- Pri' ij9f,' 5' ff- ffifi I Y He:f,ir:1f1:iffz,s P31 H3 Narita f.f'11:o QTI---:' ' ll '1 ' rv - A ' ITJII. Refimcy frog P5611-it N771 159 IT. I my ' Thi- zliiffqe' ff,f:i'1E,115F.ej 1, U X -V.-f ., ,,,.,1 , .Tk A U Smderit dI5f ,'lfHI gf glfises C',lI.1l.1l,lY QQ? f' ri. -I'1lI', Sree' In Your Home? SURE All we ask 15 the opporlun My Our tnal course w1ll be convmc ma Instrument mus1c and lessons all lncluded ln a small fee nothma to buy GIVE your Clfuld a chance wnh the most versatlle muslcal mslrument the ACCORDION tramed teachers Call us for further mformanon Phone 2755 SPRATT ACCORDION CENTER 134 West Wooster Street Axleen Sprait Prop Comphments of The Bowling Green Insurance Agents Assoclatuon A EARL HARGER THE NEARING I-IUBER AGENCY 'W OOD COUNTY INSURANCE OFFICE TOM C WOODEN AGENCY E E BAILEY S E TYSON WILSON AGENCY BACHMAN REALTY :Sf INSURANCE FRED L ADAMS Comfortable studios, pr o p e r l y The Luckey Lumber 4Ef CHIC LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES Hols Barber Shop h rso TGTIQW Cvmlme s Ross Bakery Q LUKNK CLASS 951 The Lron Store Img G een Ohlc T Th Gram John Sexton 81 Co CH FASO ILLINOIS fophments OT Hower Motor Soles Your Local DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER Comphments The Wogon Wheel af af 'A' 'k ir Co. v 'Wm Q 'C3it1pli:zL9rrt f I 'A' i' 'A' Q15 Ncrt Mimi 'A' ir i' 'A' i' ir 'A' Qiitiplifile .T 5 C 11. X 1 T11 Crosby's Jewelers of EC'.'.'lIY1ij G S., l ic i' if i' 'A' SGC D L, A QF ,E , , . ureetxrigs AQ 'nate 1 T wk it Lk 'A' 'A' 'k Bow ' r , ' ' Ir ' CC... ' ' if if . ' of Heermener Bros Oliver SALES AND SERVICE Bowlmq Green Ohxo Phone 5425 Deck Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 2171 218 East Wooster Street Bowlmg Green Ohxo H1'dreth N Ccd Kilt Lt Hr 1 1 cmplm ron BOWLING GREEN S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN CLEANING PLANT ong s Cleaners Z Ncrth V r Phone 34392 The Brockney Construction 5' Equipment Co, Inc Bxnxg br C1116 C T J ' 'mens , . . . L ' Ei T 1 ,xicuzi St eet PCLYJIIIIKJ Greeri Chic .. . . . . , . N Q Av. r Q een, , Q ,, 'v' 2 , 1. . 1111141 tw: BOWERMAN BROS PHONE 2661 NORTH DIXIE US 25 BOWLING GREEN OHIO MOTOR REPAIR O MODERN MOTOR COURTS EATS : GAS : OIL THE PANTRY OPEN EVERY DAY OF HE WEEK 425 East Wooster DiII's Jewelers Iewelry Watch Repairs Watches 129 South Mom Street Bowhnq Green O to Phone 12062 a Knauss Body Shop BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING PAINTING Busrness Phone 771 Resrdence Phone 12291 540 South 1V1C1p1e Street Wood County Farm Bureau Co o PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND ALL FARM SUPPLIES 'A' Phone 2291 Bowhnq Green Ohlo Comphrnents ot Campus Men s Shop On The Square BUILDING MATERIAL ETC 322 North Grove OUR COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS Ewowhnq Green Ohlo NORGE AND MONARCH APPLIANCES Phone 6411 We Buy and Se1l E e yth ng BlII's Home Applnance Shop 165 North Mcun Street Bowhnq Green Oh1o Wood County Clunlcal La bo ra to ry Bowhnq Green Oh1o C1ementC Premo Dtrector TELEPHONE 2191 ar if T if if , .N JY if ir af I I 4 1 M N 1 if if - p I 'ff ff 'A' B. 81 O. 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LINCOLN - MERCURY 'A' CO:rLOiiitxe .f Of Don and Helens Roe Hardware The Town Pump SHORT ORDERS Ulira lV'odern Puto Court KLOTZ Flower Farm Floral Deslgns of all K1nd Flower and Vegetable Plants PHONE 3911 I Orr 'I NUI C Prlvate Bath R055 Hofel PHONE 4316 Bigelow Musuc Shoppe Bee Gee Auto Wash EVERYTHING MUSICAL PHONE 5155 PHONE 8701 AUTO WASHING SIMONIZING STEAM CLEANING AND UNDERCOATING I lib U 'A' I 222 North luflmrr Street p i' BCI,-flmq Green, Ohm 'k fertipfrrzrerrfs C' S llfe Telegraph FQCI.-:ere iv Cerner SO1.?h Cellecge W Ord ' 3'NleOI1Rfir,1Cl 'A' GAS AND OIL CCIi1g2l11t.et1t5 if ' A A - , A no 'A' Orr riiprte Ear,-1.1275 Jreeri xJI'L1C 12a 2:51 'Uzgeter Street 'A' 55 Sixth lfzzgqle Sree' f,,,,-, 1 e,,,S1, 27.-f1Lt.g Greer Flllf Compliments ot Montgomery Word And Co Soutn Mom Stre t Compliments of GAMBLE S Horoce Steed Mctnooer Co np trnents ot fgk EVIRVIHING Bowltnq Green Ohto Zero Lockers Ask us about Zero Cold Lockers FROZEN MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Compltments ot Green Gables SWING BOWL 1059 North Mom Street DINNER OR LUNCHES FOUNTAIN Cornphments ot Avery Cool 81 Supply Co BUILDLRS SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS Frtendly Servtoe Phone 7481 525 W Woes C 'not tents o BAIN ELECTRIC 119 Eotst Court Street HOUSEHOLD COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WIRING I 158 t I ' et Y Meet your friends here l C. 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