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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1958 volume:

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Advertising CONTENTS DEDICATKDN The 1958 Hi-Echo stcxh' dediccrtes this yearbook to lVIr. Emest Littleton who is retiring after twenty-eight years of service to the Bowling Green schools. I R HGH I PRINCIPAL Forty-eight years ago. Ernest Littleton began teaching in a one-room country school. During the summer, he studied at Miami University and received an A.B. degree. His first administrative iob was in Risingsun as principal for four years. He was superintendant of the Rossford schools for two years and the Columbus schools for nine years. After twenty years of experience, he came to Bowling Green Iunior High where he has been principal for twenty-eight years. Through him the iunior and senior high schools now have a rifle club and also an efficient home room guidance plan. Mr. Littleton as a coordinator for the High School Princi- pa1's discussion groups in Ohio, is the coordinator of the Fremont, Defiance, and Toledo area. For this work, Mr. Littleton will be recognized in the 1958 edition of Who's Who ln The Midwest. About his work at Bowling Green, Mr. Littleton com- ments. Twenty-eight years of working here with iunior high youth have been a most rewarding and satisfying experience. SECRETARY C we 'ef' ff, , s-...L.iE.f Mrs. Bonnie Lucht. known to every- one in the iunior high as Bonnie , in Mr. Littleton's Girl Friday. She helps to plan each student's schedule for the next year, answers the phone. takes care of the mail and handles the one thousand and one other problems that come up in the office. She is always smiling and cheer- ful. so when you need anything-call cn Bonnie. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN THE HALL f , . 4 7th GRADE TEACHERS N. Hull. Elizabeth D. Gelvin. George E. McCoy. Eugene F. Morse. Belly I. Busneii. .51 1. W 5' el 3?-fl ,, X5 - X 'Q W 'S f Q if fa 'Fc Theodore W. Knight. Marie V 1, S 'E Lf I L 0 p--1. r 9th GRADE TEACHERS Suzanne I. Donnell, Ardis H. Stew- cxrk, Homer W. Settles. Nellie M. Randall, William H. Weeston. Q? Awww MWA SCARLET PARROT STAFF HONOR SOCIETY M COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ww .1-l... , JUNIOR HIGH BAND ., . A I - . .: S I,-:ww f 1 i,,,.'4ql 31 NAR '3' 2 ' NV L 5 Y ' : v IQ' . VX Q . . ,K hh W I 'S iw f' B fl QW'-.ff -N M X-. :ff M I .S -rw . 1 w g . HI-ECHO STAFF BIKE PATROL My f 7 ',.4., ,, JUNIOR RED CROSS GIRLS RIFLE CLUB W5 , X mgwjp. I if ff 1 cgffi Sf. X- R K gifgggfx, ' , if I I 1 ff. 3,24-4F 41 4+ Q- tswgi Q g, I H 5 34, , 3- . I ? BOYS RIFLE CLU B Aw? , ,wi bi' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I Q s I ,1 Z 5 V' Q , . f jf I l 3 f :S f sww f. 5 JUNIOR HIGH NIGHT .. ,gf . X., I , I 17 1 ' ff I A 54-5 ,yr 'en W4 4.5 c gm, AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Sally Littleton and Tim Spackey received the award from the American Iegicn Post 45 for having the out- standing qualities of honor, courage. scholarship. leader- ship and service. Have some candy? lt's really good. mf? ' Z Q ff- , V 4 f I ,,' ,A , Z 1 l,' Q 1 1 CHEER LEADERS 'Qs g . ACTION! 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Wachter, B. Waker, S. Wcmsitler, D, Weaver, D. Weaver, B, Webb. I ' , f jx gy . . - ' f X I I -1 ' H: ff W - sf ,. N . ,H H. White, P. Wickham, S. Williams, P. Willis, T. Whitcxcre, I. Yohe, M. Younkin, NOT PICTUBED: C. Cordy, H. Friess. UNDERCLASSNIEN if! mx SEQ G ui! SS NE M? f u! j X is Donald Young, Banda Kline. Sharon Kohn. Barbara Konrad. Iefi Kosmo. Iames Krabill. Sue Lahman. Iames Lashuay Q lane! Lashuay. Iudy LeGalley. Cathy Leichty. Charlotte Leichly. Pat Leidner. Sue Leirnqruber. Bill Lemmerbrock, Sharon Lindower I :aa Ramon Llanas. Karen Lockmiller. Iim McCoy, Maisie McMan. Mike Mendieta, Larry Mansfield. Priscilla Markey. Ioan Miller loyce Moqart, Netie Morris, Iames Mossbarqer. Barbara Munn, Gayle Munn, Ioan Murlin. lane! Myerholiz, Ronnie Nietz Q E MV Qu ' i Tom Norris. Anna Oberlander. Felicita Olivarez, Sharon Panning, Tom Parisian Ga . ry Parriit. Tom Pendleton. Charles Philo L l J .:,- ' - X as -' ' :,. 1, Z , W v f - - K I is A '11, in ? ,' f : v K 5 ji 1' whmii ' W, i f H 'A r i f -. ivfw , J 1 , il-1. A i i i' ' i A X 1 - ' L lv- ' fl , 1 if Q. 7 , 5' ' . e. .,,... , i - , 'fi' S ' r 5, i if f ff' we ' ' i Y is ' 2 as ' , Q A C -1 l i ... . 'i W --Q- f . C 'QSM' f X ---: L , . SSA ,-,. Ex .A ,,.' W A P 1 V I ,.-E. , A Xt .. A h . if in M Carol Reyome. Karen Hiker, Camilla Rohinene Sandra Rood. St l R ' an ey ood. Mary Rorapauqh. Sandy Rowell. Ann Ruiledqe gl'-Pfqand Sawyer. Charles Schaffner. Iudy Schooner. Ianet Schwab. Kathy Shuck. David Siders, Margaret Slawson. Connie mesta Ellsworth Smith. Hugh Smith. Linda Smith. Marie Smith. Troy Smidi. Roger Snyder. Iohn Spangler, Iohn Spitler lim Swigart. Virginia Taylor. Denny Thiebaut. Loring Todd. Dorothy Torrey. Roger Vail. Terry Waqgoner. Margaret Walker Betty Walters. Pat Wenig. Patricia Widen. Dennis Williams. Brenda Wilson. Daniel Winton. Ioan Winton. Bill Wohler ...,,. -.--A .-,.. i - ..---.- . Tom Wolfe JUNICDRS We, the junior class of 1958, began our adventuresmin lm 1953 when we entered the seventh grade at Bowling Green Junior High School. Since that day we have worked as a strong union to promote school spirit and student citizen- ship. Our motto has been, and will always remain, action. Our campaigns for junior elections began in May of nm Maurer Diane Menqerink our sophomore year. Much enthusiasm was.brought forth during this period, for we knew that the coming year would give us a chance to prove our strength as a body of close- working students. We elected these officers to lead us on: President Vice President president, Jim Maurer, vice-president, Diane Mengerinkg . secretary, Toni Pastorekg treasurer, Nancy Clark. Remem- ,Q i-. M r bering the fact that united we stand, divided we fa1l,'i the f .,,,. I class of '59 worked especially hard during basketball season ,im fl to create interest in pep rallies. and to. put a shot of enthus- ' H ,r y iasm into the arm of each pupil in this school. r, - ii' ' ik. -.. , A We were well off financially during this year as a ,.' jj! -'1:'2':' result of many money-making projects, selling cider and :'i 3 ,,1 donuts at football games, a roller skating party, and after- Tony Pustorek .. Nancy Clark game Ydances. 1 I Secretary Treasurer lNow, as we look back over this year, 1958, we can honestly say that Hactioni' led us to success. 1 - ' ' -- 'rl ' T'f ' -' ,E ' 1 ,., , ...,, r P - A ,.... r ':': . 0... V ., 45 . 1 -.5 l ' 1 :': rf i Q V li-ff I r .4 ,W f r aw f ff 5 sa if fr ft ' Q i 'f , ' '-- 1 : , 9 , ' rf , . r 5 - fy.-.f r , f sf rf' vm- . fq r .. .V - ,W 1 , ,. ff fs ---- ,., f, .. , . . ,, P- ly ,.,..,. .r . fr ,.,.. 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A W fm 1 Z 'wi '1 Q f, f f' 77 Qi If 7 gf , Mary lane Forbush, Iill Frease. Iim French, Shirley Fry, Carl Garber, Bob Garrett, Wayne Garvey, Iudy Graham Ethel Vemon Hansen, rv, It - f ' , 5 YQ' , liwgnh ii' S f X 'K' f je! f W6 r V f fy ff fy 4 , Gcrdon Iones, fx ,V ' ' , ,,.. , , ,, rarra Green, Marianne Green. Barbara Grindstaft, lan Groscop, Nicky Hall, Caryl Hanna, Elizabeth Hammer, Linda Heermier. Bob Dorothy Harmon Heyman. Ray Hillard, Tom Halladay, Bonnie Householder, Betty Hursh. Dale Iones X , ' L f ' :E r 'f ' L 'Q , L if fir' X . f f ,f -V , Q-I .' r . : wifi A V ' f ' 1- . W 3' 5544 , . Q ' ' ' ff 3. ,in V ff 1 f Q 5 ' ii f . W, f , . NW , Vf fa f X f x ,Q f 1 -. X' M - ,..- . :.- 4 . , -W-V ff ,ff 1- y ,K V, V .gi 3-'Z .,,. 1 x ..,, I :J MV. .' ,I 'Q WWW ? f , ' ., .V ,V -' lack Iones, Stanton Iones. Iackie Iune, lanet Kern, Iohn Keyser, Ray Kidd, Marilyn Kinney ' f . . ' ., f ' - if ,, 5 , ,.,. , rm . L LQ.. ,, . , ,J , 'V ,, . A , ,.. V-. - . , ' ' V U V . . '- , ' 1 5 V5 'Q if 3, Q Z f-5..-3.,: :2:s ZZf H vm' 4 fl- k J' 071411 ,, jg f' 4 1 4 , 1, 1 , 2 .Aw W- . L f' , f i 7' 2 - f ,ww ..,. ff , , 4' f V ,. S 2 wird i'iff', A ' 4 ' ' A 'Wi I W' 41 1. 5' 4 . V '- V yr -f e:e:2s2,2a2,f .ef ff'-. .1 ,, 416: Q X 'V W V f 1 V f ' ' 6 ifw, ' , . ,., ' . 1' -- ' my I, l ' M V,f H si -rv 2 ig, ,x ff Q 6 QV' f 7 X' f f' 'HIM 'ee. S ,f Tlw-.wi Diana Kithcart, Stebelton Daryl Knauss, Larry Kohn, Bernard Krauss, William Lafferty, Margaret Lahey, David Lashuay, Larry Leathers y ,,f ,- I. -I fl. ,, ,, i . i W , , f -2 , -31 V '. , E 'ff ,f ' V V' 4 1 ..... 4 ,- f V ,. 9 2 , V '::',Q.',,M:. 3 AV 1, ff ,1.--' Q, ' .. ' I 'li ' -' aff .1 -f ',g, ?:'y' if ' - ,W I, ' is f .mil . Av 'f V f!fV1f7- Eg - f f, 4 l ff ' ' -TMJ., ,' . V '. W w mV '- H' 'L 4 ii, , .,., I ' V f ' f fa ' -:-Vw f.. f f V - f , ., tg ,V ,A , S ,V--nf f 1 f f ' , ,ff ,, . fn . , V Carol Lemmerbrock, Carol Lewis, Gavino Llanas, Nancy Love, Delbert Lowe, Sharon McConnell, Sara Mannhardt. Becky March. wary 5 Q, -' ,f x -Q 5'-N ,jf , f , Q ,K . X , I 4 'X If .W f ' , ' K fx ' x , ... ' r .Q ...... ,, . l. is W' L L .. ,. ' 5 5 .. f' ' . 'rf 2 -' L - Ref-. X- -f-' Y- s-:M 4 kw , ,r -:, 'L-M,,,,, Z .nt .40 -sw X w 2 .., N, . -Q Y v: . , ,, M , ' P ..., ' fl -1 - - ' -' A V ' Iames Maurer, Diane Mengerink, Robert Mercer. Frank Miles. Lillian Miller, Rosemary Miller, Michael Minnich. William Morgan Sally Musser. Priscilla Mutchler. Carole Newman, Barbara Nietz. Peggy Nycum. Marcia Ohley, Dottie Ott. Nancy Palmer Toni Pastorek, Marcia Peck. Thomas Pfeiier. Robert Philo, lerry Prowant. Sharon Prowant. Anna Pultz, Carol Raqan Sherrylyn Raidy, Richard Ridley. Richard Rine. Roberta Rochte, Lucy Romero, Sharon Rutledge. Donald Sarver, Barbara Sautter Roger Schneider. Carolyn Schooner, Richard Schwind. Lynn Scott. Linda Seelig, Deanna Shaffer, Ronald Shaner, Saundra Shanks ' 4 y ' 2 5 6 . in - S ' . ' fri 5 m f' Q - , A ., . , gy 1 '- ' - , '-515125: . :iii f Q r S Q , aar he - V f X 1, f ' ' : I a t 1 , ' f : - ' -N , '-,I , . . ,V , I , .,,. I , 1. I . A' 6 ., K ' ' ' V f K 9 A A L ' W ' 'f 'W 1 H ' f , , - '. ' ,Vf .zz ' f' , :g.:wE , . xc. I 15 fi 4 -f' ,ny .1 ' ' A X .' Wh . . 42-Z, g f-1' A M 4:5-' vw '- V' ,415 . if Jig: -W 1 I -Q . 2 , 5 Carl Shaw, Thomas Sheffler. Ann Simonds. Gerald Smith. lanet Smith. Lois Starrick. Larry Stephens. Tevon Stimmel yr-0, f , L 4, A 4 4 , 4115.4 .. Philip Slocklon. Carolyn Slcner. David Slocls. Dale Slover. Peg Swarlz, Cheryl Swope, Charles Szabo. Belly Taylor 'N Sue Trigqs. Thomas Vance, Belly Wachter, Belly Watson, Davii While, Sue Whitehead. Pal Wolfe. David Yohe NOT PICTURED: Dennis Fillinqer l Larry Zimmerman IN MEMCJRIAM 5 I 1, , . DANIEL PAUL L1-XMBERT Death he not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou are not so . . -john Dunne URGANIZATIUNS . Q FTCTIVIUES FF H HH Q1 .-5. '17 'tl' 1:- ti 2 S s s. S l IK, an Q E R X -, X A X N- il Ez, , xx is S Qg,g1,,g., ma. 32 Left to right: Marcia Merrill. LaVeta Luce, Ioyce Walker, Icn Klever, Barb Lambert, Io Isch. Daryl Habel. Ianey Hentges, Sara Epke, Ion Hall. Bill Ianney. Lynn Scott. HI-ECHO EDITORIAL STAFF Busily working to get the yearbook done. A staff meeting with Mr. Gibbon. Get those pictures in now. Meet those deadlines! This was the futile cry of the advisor, Mr. Bill Gibbon, to the 57-58 Hi Echo staff. Though the Work Was hard and the going rough, the staff tried as hard as possible to get out a good yearbook. There were pictures to take, copy to Write, proofs to read and layouts to figure. All of these things required many after-school hours and summer Work. After the plans were made the staff took the pictures and wrote the stories. The 57-58 staff consisted of: Sara Epke and Janey Hentges, layouts and musicg LaVeta Luce, junior highg Marcia Merrill, organizations and photography: Barb Lam- bert, art editorg Pat Lambert, copy and fa- culty, Daryl Habel and Bill Janney, sports, Mary Jo Isch, girl's sports. Assistance was given by Lynn Scott and Joyce Walker. ' lid un Taking advertisements. HI-ECHO BUSINESS STAFF Getting advertisements Was the primary concern of the Hi Echo business staff. This staff had to sell the ads, get the ad copy, and see that it was sent in properly to the printer. They also had to sell the books, keep the sub- scription records, and see that everyone gets his book. They must bank all money and see that the printing and engraving bills are paid. They must also order the covers and handle all other business matters. FIRST ROW: Kaye Kline, Wendy Bosidorf. Ian Groscop. lackie Iune, Barbara Neitz. Sally Mannhardi. THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: Rita Lambert, Mary Ann Carr, Nancy Love. Sandy Shanks. ffhyf ,f W24'wf If W X f hbw W Every Thursday, the Scar- let Parrot, the school news- paper, was sold around the halls of the junior and senior high schools. Its staff con- sisted of the members of the Journalism cl a s s and the teacher, Mr. William Gibbon. In the fall the class met for the first time, and within three weeks they were print- ing a school newspaper. At first, the going was rough, but by the end of the year all of the students could do what was expected of them. The paper had four pages. Page one was for newsg two for society, clubs, and editor- ialsg three for sportsg and four for the junior high news. For the first time in many years, the staff did not use the rotation method, wherein each person would hold a different job every week. These jobs ranged from editor to proof r e a d e r. Diane Mengerink headed the staff as editor, aided by Tom Markey as her managing editor. This year, as in years past, the Scarlet Parrot was award- ed a superior rating at the Northwestern Ohio Journa- lism Day at BGSU. SEATED: Bernard Krauss. Daryl Habel. Sally Musser. Tom Markey. Diane Mengerink. Iudy Graham. Nancy Love. STANDING: Wendy Bostdorf. Iohn Parisian. Frances Boyd. . . ,, WV - . A. . . . A typical group of students buying Scarlet Parrots from the Parrot staff cr Thursday noon. SCARLET PARROT STAFF Larry Woods, Margie Shetzer. Barb Clark, Sharon Bankey, Iudy Bullis, Sharon Nagle. Nancy Clark. Peg Nycurn, Carol Lemmerbrock, Linda Seelig. Sherrie Prowant. X 4 .K ,f i lla i ff ' -XA., X3 X fy ,.,, N X sbs 1 x. ,, , . X -. Q ' x Q. X X . Sw .,... sz. Y SEATED: Iudy Perry, Diane Mengerink. Shad Hanna. Bill Mcrqcm Barb Hursh Ixm Swiqart Roger Vail M ludy Herbert, Saundra Avery, Nancy Clark. STANDING: Harisook. Barbara Lamberi, Dave Young. Bob Chism, Belly Hursh. During the school year, the Student Council accomp- lished a great many things, including two charitable drives. These were World Clothing Weec and Teens Against Polio. The Student Council consists of all sophomore, junior, and senior class officers, plus two councilmen-at-large from each class. The eighteen members of Student Council met at eight o'clock every Thursday morning in the advisor's CMr. Hartsookl classroom. Committees serving under Student Council are: as- sembly committee, sportsmanship committee, honor roll committee, showcase committee, announcement crew and rec council. All the members of these committees and Council it- self worked hard to fulfill their purpose-governing BGHS to make it a better school. ES9'Y::' BRE FIRST ROW: lim Blaser, Iackie Iune, Larry Capriotti, Barbara Neitz, Ian Groscop, Bob Mercer, Becky March, Carole Newman, Sandy Shanks. SECOND ROW: Danny Cooke, Dottie Lou Ott, Linda Seelig, Peggy Swartz, Sally Mann- hardt, ludy Graham, Ron Shaner, Marianne Green. Mary Ann Carr. THIRD ROW: Phil Stockton, Sara Cook, Marilyn Kinney, Peggy Lahey, Lois Starrick, Betty I-Iursh, Sue Triggs, Nancy Clark, Sally Musser. FOURTH ROW: Bill Morgan Nancy Love, Carol Ragan, Elizabeth Hammer, Toni Pastorek, Diane Mengerink, Ron Maurer, Gary Kathrens. FIFTH ROW: John Keyser, Frank Miles. Stanton Iones, Tom Ainsworth, Daryl Knauss, Larry Canfield, lack Iones, Dennis Fillinger, Bob Garrett, Roger Farver, Tom Sheffler, Larry Stevens. CHEMISTRY CLUB To promote a greater inter- est in the various fields of science, this year the Chemis- try Club planned a series of informative meetings. The organization designat- ed the second Thursday of each month as its regular meeting night. Demonstra- tions were sometimes given by the members. At other times movies were shown on topics of scientific interest. Members also heard speakers, one of whom Was Dr. Ham- mer Who told them of Che- mical Warfaref' Interesting discussions often followed the program planned for the eve- ning. Those responsible for keep- ing the meetings running smoothly were the officers: Larry Capriotti, presidentg Jim Blaser, vice-presidentg Bob Mercer, secretaryg Jan Groscop, treasurerg and the club advisor, Mr. Earl Schaf- fer. Lcis Richard, Nancy Clark, Iudy Dcehring, Bob Mercer, Ian Groscop, Allen Cooke. ASSEMBLY I COMMITTEE This past year, under the guidance of Miss Mallory and the leadership of president Allen Cooke, the assembly committee provided our school with many enjoyable assem- blies. One of the many edu- cational assemblies was Dr. Tetzlaff who brought his ani- mals and reptiles. Several cther assemblies were pre- sented by groups from our own high school. Many thanks to the Assembly committee for its excellent work. HONOR ROLL COM ITTEE The members of the honor roll committee who were ap- pointed by the student coun- cil, met each six weeks to compile the honor roll. They followed a set of rules which helped them to determine the lisi. There were two mem- bers from each of the three grades. On the Thursday following each six-weeks grading per- iod, the commi'tee distributed the grade record and infor- mation sheets to all students. The next day the committee began to work. The honor roll list was then turned over to the Scarlet Parrct and Sentinel Tribune for publication. The members were: Shad Hanna, Ellen McEwen, Bur- ley Chapman, Emily Cooper, Sue Bunn. and Hugh Smith. Mm V ,Z .V g , - -I my 1 ' - 4 if f f f 2 2 6 as 'WW Hugh Smith. Sue Bunn. Shad , , W , , 4 f, 4,v,, I Q .r,- We V f f - -f, ,- - i if , f . 1 ry wg , Z 1-:gg j ang . Ze' W' 2 . FIRST ROW: Pam Heimbaugh, Sally Littleton, Gail Niceley. SECOND ROW: Bob Charlton, lim Feller, Brenda Wilson. Mr. Littleton. THIRD ROW: Bill Wohler, Roger Schneider, Iim Swigart. , RIFLE CLUB Adapted for those who are interested in guns, the rifle club furnishes instruc- tions in the safe handling of firearms. The club members shot for quali- fications Which were as follows: Pro- marksman, Marksman, Marksman First Class, Sharpshooter, Expert, and Dist- inguished. The rifle the basement Through the Littleton, the ful year. club met once a Week in of the Masonic Temple. coaching of Mr. E. N. club had a very success- ANNOUNCEMENT CREW l At the end of the 1957 school year, try- outs were held for the announcement crew. The voices were put on tape and then several were chosen from these. Each person is on for a two week period and there were two people each day. They read the announcements for each day. Q. Zhi ph 1 1+ Q r 1 if f W , K ,A j - w 4:..t d - 'f ffiifr 'i: ' H' giiieff 'i':' FIRST ROW: Caryl Hanna, Marianne Green, , Q35-off'2!'lifITlff Sharon Newman. SECOND ROW: Ianey Hentges, 5 fy: Lois Richards, LaVeta Luce, Stanton Iones. 'lfsffgg-f'f31:,,i' THIRD ROW: Bill Morgan, Iim Rowland. f'5'?Z12ZLZllI7i' lt , W 'FT L1-L --- 'Y a , FIRST ROW: Lorain Morris, Carol Bagan, Carol Newman, Iudy Graham, Carol Lemmerbrock, Lois Starrick, Sue Triggs, Becky March, Sandy Shanks. SECOND ROW: Judy Emde, Barbara Ianzer, Iinny Belle Zafirau, Ioan Marlin, Brenda Wilson, Barb Neitz, Nancy Love, Iudy Bullis, Bonnie Householder. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stockton, Carol Cobb, Pam Cheetwood, Priscilla Markey, Elaine Beaverson, Sydney Doane, Barbara Lambert, Sharon Rutledge, FOURTH ROW: Sharon Bankey, Ann Rutledge, Barb Hansen, Marie Smith, Cheryl Swope, Sandy Roderick, Lynda Byrd. LIBRARY STAFF Under the guidance of Mrs. Stockton the students who vo- lunteered for library work shelved and checked out books for fellow classmates. A Christmas party and spring picnic were planned and car- ried out much to the enioy- ment of the staff. New hooks were added to attract student attention and add to different fields already on the shelves. A 1-, .,. 2' so S I .W ,, 7 FIRST ROW: Sue Whitehead, Caryl Hanna. Carole New- man, Diana Kithcart. Sara Cook. Emily Cooper. Allen Cooke, Arlene Boileau, Dorothy Derr. Barbara Hinesman. SECOND ROW: Sally Mannhardt, Ann Simonds. Sherrylyn Raidy, Sandy Shanks, Becky March. Marilyn Bachman, Ieanne Manhart, Mary Io Isch, Sally Musser. THIRD ROW: Barbara Nietz, Pam Cheetwood. Sheila Gill, Sue Triqqs. Bernie Krauss, Nancy Clark. FOURTH ROW: LaVeta The chief purpose of Justameres is to develop a background in dramatics for inter- ested students, while providing delightful entertainment for the student body and public. The club sponsored a costume ball in the spring which was greatly enjoyed. The officers in Justarneres included Allen Cooke, president: Emily Cooper, vice presi- dentg Diana Kithcart, secretaryg Sara Cook, treasurerg and Arlene Boileau, historian. Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Frank Toth, Justameres proved to be an outstanding club in the high school. When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet was given as a one-act play for a high school assembly. STANDING: Becky March, Diana Kithcart. Sheila Gill, Iudy Perry. SEATED: Marianne Green. 'Q li g H' v ,J Luce, Pat Lambert. Iudy Perry, Nette Morris. Karen Riker, Marqy Gundlach. Ianet Wohler. Mary Ann Carr. Marcia Ohley. FIFTH ROW: Frank Getz, Sharon Newman, Lorain Morris, Iudy Herbert, Barbara French. Elizabeth Hammer. Ian Groscop, Christine Berlin, Sharon Rutledge. SIXTH ROW: Lynn Cooper. Ion Klever, Shad Hanna. Phil Stockton. lim Lambert, Lynn Scott, Marianne Green. Hugh Smith, Lois Blinn. JUSTAMERES DRAMATICS CLUB ff X '39 was . 4. Q '-'TM-.-ssc, A group of Iustamere members watching the talent show given the night of the party. The purpose of rec council is to promote recreation for the student body. It is their duty to regulate and take charge of the recreation hall. On Tuesday nights the rec hall is free to all students from Sth through 12th grade and they have the oppor- tunity to make use of the can- teen. Members of rec council enjoy supporting such functions as skating parties, dances, and ta- lent shows. The officers who Worlfed to- gether to further the activities for this year Were Jan Wohler, president, Bob Mercer, vice-pre- sident, Diane Mengerink, secre- tary, Allen Cooke, treasurer, and Arlene Boileau, historian. Two favorite activities at the Rec Hall were dancing and gos- sipinq. FIRST ROW: Marqy Gundlach. Diane Menqerink. Ian Wohler. Bob Mercer. Sharon Bankey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bice. Ion Hall. Arlene Boileau, Sally Musser, Sally Mannhardt. Barbara Mer- cer. Barbara Burdick, Miss lisa. REC HALL COUNCIL COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club's main ob- jective is to acquaint its members With the different phases of the secre- tarial field. The members of this club were the students in the Shorthand II class. The officers of the Commercial Club Were Marilyn Bachman, Presi- dentg Sandy Roderick, Vice Presi- dentg Joyce Walker, Secretaryg and Pat Lambert, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Sharon Nagle, Emily Cooper, Iill F1-ease. Ioyce Iameson. SECOND ROW: Marcia Merrill, Mary Io lsch, Christine Berlin. Peg Lahey. Iudy Graham. Nancy Clark. THIRD ROW: Sandra Avery, Ianet Schwab. Connie Smestad. Nette Morris, Iudy Armbruster, Carolyn Fogle. Carol Austin, Barb Hansen. FOURTH ROW: Miss LeVier. Gail Niceley, Sydney Doane. Carolyn Schooner. Arlene Boileau, Peg Slawson, Charlotte Leichty. FIFTH ROW: 'Wad SEATED-Sue Kern, lanice Stage, Sandy Wansitler, Wendy Bostdorf, Marvel Weaver. Rita Lambert. Sharon Widen. STANDING-Pat Kaetzel. Ioyce Eschedor, Diana Ducat, Anita Brown, Marilyn Bachman, Pat Lambert. Sandy Roderick, Ioyce Walker, Mr. Doehring. Barb Lambert, Barb Doane, Mike Minnich, Larry Woods. ART CLUB Art Club met on Monday nights under the supervision of Miss LeVier. Still life drawinq was t'-me principle subiect this year. Some figure drawing was also done. The highlight of this year's acti- vities was a trip to the Toledo Art Museum to see Sao Paulo exhibit of paintings. In March the art club combined with the English classes tor a trip to the museum for an exhibition of Eighteenth Century paintings. Through these trips, the members learned to enioy the facilities available for the enioyment of art. TRI-HI-Y As one of the religious organizations of our school the purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. Throughout the year Tri-Hi-Y endeavored to help the com- munity with service projects. The girls enjoyed a recreational period followed by a time for devotions. Square dancing, travel talks, potluck suppers, and personality tests were a few of the many activities of the club. Informal initiation gave pledges a look at the lighter side of Tri-Hi-Y. Formal initiation acquainted them with the religious organization and pointed out the actual purpose of Tri-Hi-Y. Members found their lives enriched a little more with each meeting. FIRST ROW: Caryl Hanna, Io lsch, Wendy Bostdorf, Sara Cook, Sue Triqqs, Iecmne Manhart. Lynda Byrd, Sharon Bankey. Betty Hursh, Sandy Roderick, Carol Burris, Nancy Clark, Diane Menqerink, Sally Musser, Marcia Ohley. SECOND ROW: Ann Simonds. Iudy Herbert, Sue White- head. Margy Gundlach, Ianet Wohler. Marilyn Bachman, Mary Ann Carr, Emily Cooper, Sandy Shanks, Becky March. Lois Iennings, Nancy Klotz, Sheila Gill. Sharon Gilman, Iudy Herbert, Barbara French. THIRD ROW: Lorain Morris, Barbara Ianzer, Gwen Whit- acre, Iudy Emde, Sherry Raidy. Lois Richard. Ianey HI-Y Hi-Y was reorganized four years ago be- cause of the renewed interest of the boys in our school. The club ran efficiently under the direction of a fine group of officers and advisors. They were Shad Hanna, Presidentg Allen Cooke, Vice-presidentg Jerry D. Smith, Secretary: Ted Klever, Treasurer, Tom Markey, chaplain, and the advisors were Mr. John Clarke and Mr. Calvin Holsinger. The officers attended the fall conference at Findlay and the Youth and Government Conference. This year's speakers included Mr. Jane- way, coach at Bowling Green State Univer- sity and Rev. Imbrie Who enlightened the or- ganization about his trip through Alaska. The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y jointly presented the annual Easter assembly. Hentges, Ian Groscop, Lois Starrick, Nancy Love. Marianne Green. Dottie Lou Ott. Sally Mannhardt. FOURTH ROW: Frances Boyd, Helen Canterbury, Sara Epke. Linda Seelig. Marilyn Kinney, Peg Brackney, Elizabeth Hammer, Marcia Peck, Pat Anderson. Ethel Green, Iackie Iune, Barb Neitz, Peggy Swartz, Shirley Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Carol Sue Peer, Carolyn Riling, Marqie Shetzer, Sharon Amos. Sandy Adkins, Ianet Smith, Barbara Doane, Iackie Sims, Sharon Winton, Barbara Lambert, Arlene Boileau, Ellen McEwen, Beverly Austin, Renee Thiebaut. 1 If 'N 4 x I X1 ' 1' rs it ,. , 'X v BN . HI-Y ,' Y , 20' , ? 5 4 2 f Z 5 W 1 . ..- FIRST ROW: Ierry D. Smith. Tom Markey, Shad Hanna, Allen Cooke, Ted Klever. SECOND ROW: Gary Kathrens, Ieff McKnight, Gordon Iones, Ron Shaner, Barry Capen, David Siders. THIRD ROW: Ion Klever, Frank Getz, Bill Wohler, Larry Canfield, Iim Swigart, Danny Cooke. FOURTH ROW: Tom Woodbury. Dick Schwind, Allen Culler. Ierry Smith, Larry Weber, Burley Chapman. FIFTH ROW: Mike Minnich, Iohn Creps, Tom Sheffler, Larry Stevens, Winston Richards, Addison Adkins. STATE SCIENCE DAY Several important developments of the space age occurred during the past school year When the United States and Russia both launched Earth satellites. These deve- lopments created an increased interest in science in many of our high school students. Two of these students, Bob Garrett and Dennis Fillinger, designed and built their own rocket. They entered it in District Science Day where they received a Superior rating. At State Science Day, they also re- ceived a Superior. The other students who entered and re- ceived Superiors at State are: Barbara Jan- Zer, Jerry D. Smith, and Jim McCoy. Nice work, fellas! n t F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Pat Widen, Ron Neitz, Dick Bostdorf, Allen Green. SECOND ROW': George Anderson, Dale Wecxver, lim Hoskins, Don Sarver, Lynn Cooper. Dick Schwind, Gary Kcrlhrens. THIRD ROW: Frank Getz, Paul Barnes, Ray Hillord. FOURTH ROW: Dave Book, David Lowe, Dale Iones, Bon Maurer, Lynn Bandeen, Iohn Creps, Dave Eckel. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Hartsook, Gerald Smith, Dcrothy Torrey, David White, Fred Hendricks, Melvin McGiffin, Walter Beeker, Tom Woodbury. Doug Valentine, Lester Ford. Future Farmers of America is an organi- zation for high school students who are studying agriculture. Its work is intended to develop qualities of leadership, sportsman- ship, good citizenship, thrift, scholarship and patriotism in the Future Farmers of Amer- ICR. Bowling Green is fortunate in having a Future Farmers of America chapter, num- bering 36, under the supervision of Paul Lining up for inspection, fellas? -lf4:f:f,'-'WW fm , S ze? ,Karim ,WWW Hartsook. The chapter was started October 1, 1930. Club activities for the 1957-'58 year con- sisted of parliamentary procedure, local and district public speaking and district pro- ject book contests. The chapter participated in many safety programs, clean-up campaigns, assisted with farm city week, the county pest hunt and the annual corn show. The chapter also put on two radio and two TV programs. The retiring officers for 1957-'58 year are: President, Ron Maurer, Vice-President, Lynn Cooper, Secretary, Jim Maurer, Trea- surer, Dave Eckelg Sentinel, Dick Schwindg Chaplain, Don Sarverg Student Advisor, John Creps. Who's doing the dirty work? K :hv'f - ' H. ff-sir 2' , ff A ff: fr sn ' F.H.A. A better world through happier homes was the Fu ture Homemakers theme for 1957-1958. Thirty-eight girls in BGHS followed the theme faithfully to work Toward New Horizons, the motto of F.H.A. Since 1945 F.H.A. has been serving and helping the com'mun1ty'1n various ways. Three of their many service projects this year were a gift for the County Home, baskets for needy families and toys for children in opportunity homes. F.H.A. members also bought UNESCO gift car- tons to aid Korea. Reading some of the latest fashion news you find seated: Ianet Wohler, Nancy Klotz, Barbara Clark, Iudy Sher- man. Some of the highlights in the program for 1957-1958 included a picnic for new members, style show for parents - and friends, swimming party, speaker on Vocational Op- portunities in Home Economics, a Christmas Bazaar QHope you got a taste of that delicious candy they soldb, and a mother-daughter banquet in May to close their year's acti- vities. s wNM 'P4,f. ,,...... I , Eating again, Ianet? FIRST ROW: Peqqy Brackney. Linda Ballard, Iudy Sherman, Pat Palmer, Ianet Wiohler. SECOND ROW: Barb Schooner. Lois Mitchell, Nancy Klotz, Frances Boyd. Helen Canterbury, Carol Sue Peer, Kaye Kline. Miss Youree. THIRD ROW: Sharon Winton, Ianice Morlock. Shirley Mossbarger. Laura Osborn, Carol Burris, Ann Oberland- er, Shirley Wilson. Cheryl Swope. FOURTH ROW: Barb Clark, Randy Kline. Iackie Sims, Lucy Romero, Pat Wenig, Darlene Clark, Carlene Burnes, Sandy Rowell, Linda Heermier. -aff FIRST ROW: Sharon Gilman. Ian Groscop. Iudy Perry, Iudy Graham, Fecky March, Caryl Hanna. SECOND ROW: Sherry Raidy, Barbara lanzer. Lois Richard, Beverly Austin, Frances Boyd, Renee Thiebaut. THIRD ROW: Ioan Murlin. Sandy Shanks, Marilyn Kinney, Karen Riker. Lynda Byrd, Marlene Hinesman, Carol Austin. FOURTH ROW: Ann Rutledge. Pam Cheetwood, Margie Sheizer, Virginia Taylor, Priscilla Markey, Ion Klever, Ianice Greenfield. F .T.A. The Future Teachers of America is a club that helps those students who have cho- sen teaching for a career. To aid in the development of the techniques of its members: the organization has had speakers for talks, it has ob- served elementary schools, and also has had a party for children between the ages of two and seven at Christmas time. The F.T.A. applied for its charter this year. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Judy Perryg Vice- President, Jan Groscopg Sec- retary, Judy Graham: and Becky March, treasurer. FIFTH ROW: Barb Hansen, Mabel Hendricks, Iudy Goebel, Peggy Swar'z. F.N.A. The Future Nurses of America, Bowling Green High School's newest club, guides and familiarizes students with the many fields of nursing. The F.N.A. tried to get speak- ers from various medical fields to talk to the girls and help them understand their work. The first officers to hold positions in the new F.N.A. were Gwen Whitacre as presi- dent, Marcia Merrill as vice- president and program chair- man, Sue Triggs as secretary- treasurer, and Peggy Walker as historian. Mrs. Christian, junior and senior high math teacher, and Mrs. Stiefvater, school nurse, were the co-advisors. FIRST ROW: Carol Lemmerbrock, Gwen Whitacre, Marcia Merrill, Sue Triggs, Peggy Walker, Sally Musser, Peggy Swartz. SECOND ROW: Lorain Morris, Sharon Newman. Mary Ann Carr, Lois Starrick, Nancy Love, Ianel Wohler, Kaye Kline, Nancy Long. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Christian, Iudy Herbert. Nancy Ellsworth, Mabel Hendricks, lean Manharl. Margy Gundlach, Barbara French, LaVela Luce. ki. ' kixvi- -xig.: .nina 4-X. fr '- -ive.: .t-RAL i.L-'iingsaa .4 i r .,'. 7 FIRST BOW: Ann Simonds. Iudy Herbert. Carol New- man. Wendy Bostdorf. Lorain Morris. Nancy Clark, Io lsch. Diane Mengerink. Iudy Graham. Carol Burris. Kaye Kline. Barbara French. Sharon Nagle. Sharon Newman. Sandy Roderick. SECOND ROW: Sara Cook. Sally Musser. Caryl Hanna. Ieanne Manhart. Marilyn Bachman. Iill Frease. Emily Cooper. Sandy Shanks. Becky March. Nancy Klotz. Lois Iennings. Sharon Gilman. Ianet Wohler. Carol Ragan. THIRD ROW: Sue Triggs, Sue Whitehead. Linda Byrd. Mary Ann Carr. Lois Starrick. Iudy Bullis. FOURTH ROW: Judy Emde. Sherry Raidy. Lois Richard. Ianey Hentges. Carol Lemmerbrcck. Ian Groscop. Nancy Love. Marianne - -3 1.. f .4 a-..iez4:n:9i:Js1.s.u,' -in-Z , ....-..,.'r' .e....4 Green. Dottie Lou Ott. Toni Pastorek. Margy Gundlach. Sheila Gill. Iudy Perry. FIFTH HOW: Linda Seelig. Marilyn Kinney. Nancy Ellsworth. Marcia Peck. Sharon Rutledge. Peggy Nycum. Barbara Neitz. Peggy Swartz. Shirley Swerlein. Marcia Ohley. SIXTH ROW: Peggy Brackney. Elizabeth Hammer. Gail Niceley. Peggy Lahey. Sharon Bankey. Barbara Lambert. Pat Lambert. Ellen McEwen. Arlene Boileau. Gwen Whitacre. Betty Hursh. Miss lisa. BACK ROW: Pat Anderson. Bonnie Householder. Ethel Green. LaVeta Luce. Lois Blinn. Marcia Merrill. Ioyce Walker. Diana Kithcart. Dorothy Harmon. Cheryl Swope. jackie Iune. G.A.A. Functioning as the largest club of BGHS, the Girl's Athletic Association spent an ex- tremely active year. The biggest event this organization spon- sored was the water show, Aqua Holidavf' which was directed by Mrs. O'Janpa. This spectacular show was presented at the Uni- versity Natatorium to a crowd that overflow- ed the pool's seating capacity. Mrs. O'J., as she was known by the stu- dents, took Miss Jisa's place while she was away at college working on her Master's degree. Miss Jisa came back at the beginning of the second semester. Under the direction of Mrs. O'Janpa, the GAA girls spent many happy hours in mo- dern dancing, hockey, speedball, and Volley- ball, plus a sport in its first year as a BGHS activity-bowling. After the return of Miss Jisa we took up the most popular girl's sport of this school, which is basketball. Three all-star basket- ball teams were chosen at the end of the season to play schools of the surrounding area. To end the year, the girls took up various spring sports including tennis, badminton, ping-pong, archery, and softball. Also, the girls had their annual semi- formal dance, welcome sophomore party, slumber party, banquet, play-days, and an overnite excursion. Manv girls worked long and hard to earn their letters and pins which were presented to them at the banquet. Girl athletes in action! A NIINISTRATIUN TRU 77U!Y HUIYINIJ br' .AQ 0 X Xxx 1 - l7F'Nx4 SUPERINTENDENT Herbert L. Bowman has been a great help to the students of our high school during the past year. PRINCIPAL Giving the needed guidance and assistance to the student body is Iohn W. Parlette. BGH3 principal BOARD QF EDUCATICN Servinq G5 the BOWUHQ Green BOUYCI of Education Cooke, STANDING, Harry Bavis. Dr. Ray Whitehead are: SEATED. Karl H. Hanneman: Dr. Gilbert W. and Don. King. Nancy Pinch. Grace Box. and Martha Howe serve as Mr. SCHOOL SECRETARIES iw- Upon entering the school office. one always finds Dorothy Dohm. our effici- ent school secretary, ready to help the student's needs. TEST DI RECTG t gi , f 7513? E',,,zfjfQr'QHs11- ,za 1 h QW - we-12.4 R ' 'fw'lr:9 Mrs. Margaret Fearnside has the task of giving all standardized aptitude and intelligence tests. W M .. n In charge of keeping the student-teacher program running smoothly is Dr. Lor rene L. Ort. Cn hand when illness strikes is Mrs. Kathryn Stlefvater. Bowling Green school nurse. 72 ,,,.. - x 0 L ' Q.Q, gg,5g4.5.5 raw' A , f' - ' , ip, 3 4, 1. g..,7 H. . Q ., ,f ' E...-'- El:l :.. f , if-if' N1 r .. L ' ' 5. ,. 1 ' ' ,. i ' ' X 2 Q -' ,f,f , Reva R. Beatty Jean C. Christian John L. Clarke Kenneth C. Doehrino' Commercial Mathematics Science Commercial B.S., Bowling Green B.A., Milwaukee A.B., Ohio Wesleyan B.S., Bowling Green M.A., Ohio State M.A., Columbia Ralph H. Faulk William Gibbon Band Journalism and Director B.S., Kent State M.A., Ohio State of Guidance and Activities B.S., M.A., Ohio State FACULTY Paul W. Hartsook Agriculture B.S., M.A., Ohio State Esther P. Hayhurst History B.S., Bowling Green M.A., University of Michigan Glenn D. Helm Roy V, Hilty Industrial Arts Vocal Music B.S., Bowling Green B.A., Bluffton M.A., Ohio State 0, we .V V ,L W 5 -if ' Adena S. Holsinger J. Calvin Holsinger Barbara Jisa Ruby D. LeVier Spanish English Health and Physical Ed. Fine Arts B.S., Marion B.A., M.A., University of B.S., Bowling Green B.S. Ohio University Pittsburgh M.A., Columbia M.A. Colorado 3 , wg' Virginia Mallory Charles D. Mayers Robert S. Meeder Hazel M. Mercer English Mathematics Economics and History French and English A.B., Wittenberg B.S., Ohio Northern B.S., Northwestern A.B., Bethany M.A., Ohio State M.A., Indiana B.S., Bowling Green M.A., Columbia Janet L. O'Janpa Donald G. Organ Warren G. Ott William R. Rice Health and Physical Ed. Driver's Education Health and Physical Ed. Math and Physics B.S., Miami B.S., Wilmington B.S., Miami B.S., B.A., M.S., M.A., Cincinnati M.A., Columbia Bowling Green . . ,.,,. 5 X s M-X4 ,fxfkps , Q s-,kv S NX inks 2 4 '7 x' 6 X I fx f X 1 V xv, ,f i , Wilbur A. Rider Margaret A. Robson Earl A. Shaffer Franklin G. Skibbie Commercial Latin Chemistry Social Problems B.S., Bowling Green A.B., Oberlin A.B., Ashland B.S., Bowling Green M.B.A., Ohio State M.A., Columbia M.S., Columbia Russell A. Swigart Frank Toth Alline Youree Industrial Arts English Home Economics B.S., Wisconsin, B.S., Bowling Green B.S., Murfreesboro M.A., Columbia M.A., Peabody 3 Mrs. O'Ianpa?-Mr. Pcxrleiie? Hey -lhis is cx switch!! Brewing some school spir- its-eh. Mr. Shaffer? Wg. ,,, L I B RA R I A N Mrs Stockton Did you fmd that book for me yet? SPURTS N wx- M :WMU X 4' 1559 N Varsity football team. FIRST ROW: Al Culler, Lynn Bandeen, Addison Adkins, Iohn Montgomery, Larry Woods, Winston Richard, Carl Dewyer, Ierry Smith. Ieff McKnight, Tom Woodbury, Ron Maurer. Frank Getz, Doug Valentine, SECOND ROW: Phil Hargesheimer, Rodney Clark, Iohn Spitler, Bob Garrett. Tom Sheffler. Mike Mirmich, Iohn Keyser. Tom Gund- VARSITY +55 ' , ? Three new coaches ioined the football staff this year. They are fleft to right? Head Coach Bob Meeder, line coach Dick Skibinski. and Ir. High coach Bob Beard Har rightl. Coaches Earl Shaffer and Chuck Mayers return from last year. lach. Iim Maurer, Ron Shaner. Iohn Spangler, Tom Pendleton. Chuck Schaffner. Dick Bostdorf, Mgr. Larry Capriotti, THIRD ROW: Bill Wohler, Bob Cunningham, Vern Hansen, Dick Ridley. Daryl Knauss, Bill Blair. Dave Cook. Larry Zimmerman, Iim Mossbarqer. Larry Mansfield, Roger Schneider, Loring Todd, Iim Swigari, Barry Capen, Mgrs. lim French and Craig Premo. FOOTBALL ,e FIRST ROW: Addison Adkins SECOND ROW: Carl Dewyer, in , -' -. X, M. ' M . if A 'Vi 5 A J X X wx X X 4 2' x x X X , X I XX A K ,,,X si-in , . Q X X Q X X Nr X X Frank ,i - t Q i 'E fr' 215' ,fi l , X XR W fx X 4? X f X N 4 X if f K x 2 X K ,X X H R X X sg 1 1 X , f 2,2 ' s I BANKS. .s . -. xx f , f ' - ' 2 XX. f,--., A Q' f ff W ' X sr. , Lynn Bandeen, Al Culler. Getz, Ron Maurer. THIRD ROW: Ieff McKnight, Winston Richard, Ierry Smith. FIRST ROW: Tom Woodbury. Bob Garrett, Iohn Keyser. SECOND ROW: Larry Leathers, Iim Maurer. f 2 , ' ,f ,7 y K . ,.,. 2 , ,f fwfi A 4 , 4 , f I ,W Mr. Meeder presents trophies to Addison Adkins outstanding offensive lineman, Carl Dewyer offensive back. Lynn Bandeen, defensive lineman and Iim Swigart defensive back. LETTERMEN V I I X 3 K 5 Z , f Q S ff W 1, , 1 fy ,.,, . , lfmiy. ,.-g,.,,.2' 1 Cgfff V fgy . 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WHITMER-After trailing by only one point at the end of the half, injuries hurt the Bobcats and they succumbed to Whitmer, 28-6. MAUMEE-After leading at the half, 7-0, the Bobcats fell to a heavier and more experienced Maumee team by a score of 13-7. Carl Dewyer scored BG's only touchdown and gained 121 yards rushing. CLAY-The BG Bobcats were soundly trounced by the Great Lakes League champions from Clay, 26-O, in their first home game of the season. GAME Iohn Keyser. BG's leading pass receiver. snures one here for ci 10 yard completion. PERRYSBURG-The Bobcats suffered their fifth consecutive loss, 40-12, at Perrys- burg. Carl Dewyer and Jerry Smith scored for Bowling Green. NAPOLEON-Held to a 14-14 tie at the half, Napoleon broke loose to beat the Bob- cats going away, 47-14. Dewyer ran 62 yards for one score and Barry Capen scampered 29 for the other BG touchdown' Out of my way! shouts BG runner. Carl Dewyer, as he eludes a Whitmer pursuer. REVIEWS Iubilation reigns in the Bobcat locker room after the 13-12 decision over Fostoria. B i ROGERS-The Bobcats almost pulled a win out 1 after being behind by 13 points at the end of the l half, but finally lost to Rogers, 20-13, at Rogers. Capen and Dewyer scored for BG. FOSTORIA-Before a Homecoming crowd at BG's fog bowl, an exciting 13-12 victory over the Fostoria Redmen broke the Bobcat's 16 game winless streak over the past three years. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT: Seated: iunior more attendant. Ianei Icnes. Standmg semor attendant attendant, Caryl Hanna: Queen, Ieanne Mcmhari: sopho- Barbara Lambert. wr 722 Z Z fl Wwyfff, ffm em ,XQUVWJ ,- , ww, f awww fv ekwiw - - Honoring our queen 4 1 ,.,.,. , , . Y'?t:0'l.:f'f47-f4?! 0, ' 1 , ' 1 ' Vwy 1FtPf-5g.'E5?:S1o,,w WWWZVQWMV,-7'W , 4, my f 115-9:5 My Ww rggwygym M fm, 72XQ2,Q'f,1fWgwAw f ff,,W.mf-N DYKMWM Eff Fw.:-.ff w f - ,X 7 f f, :,-ww +-:.wi:-12'4'z4v5'f:-wwf-, 1' . W -- A -- W ,two -WMA .mmf .fff AW, .WW - H, at MW X ,W X ffff ffzwfifzg-Wwe 'nw gf :wwf Wm-1-f'VX 'fMff ,Mmm :,.,y'gzgQfffWfM2 f V-wwwfviwxWwzmzw fcfwz My t.,fgff-t.wW,,'w ff, ' Qfmt,Uwr,wfm,34wv 4 V of f X WAT, C 1 1' ff Q, ,,' .xlfffgwf af --.Wd 40225--Zfww' Qfwfffxd ywytgxyf QV , ,, ' ,fmkfmfiffffziffwwkemmih , fl The Homecoming Game was played at the BGSU Fcq Bowl. Q , I A .fr QA 2 77 Left to right: Larry Woods. Larry Canfield. Larry Leathers, Bercaw. Dick Croll. Iohn Keyser. lim Rowland. Danny Bob Garrett, Burley Chapman, Iohn Montgomery. Dave Cooke. Front kneelinq: Coach Chuck Mayers. VARSITY BASKETBALL BELLEVUE-Bowling Green opened its basketball season With an easy 56-39 victory over Bellevue. Burley Chapman paced the Cats With 15 points. FOSTORIA-Lack of clutch rebounding cost the Bobcats a dissappointing 52-43 decision at Fostoria. MAUMEE-Playing one of their best games of the season, the Bobcats came from behind in the third period to capture a hard-fought 56- 48 victory at Maumee. WHITMER-John Montgomery pushed in 13 points to pace the Bobcats to a not-to-impres- sive 49-38 Win over the Whitmer Panthers. WESTWOOD-Although given a hard battle, Bowling Green came through to take Bud's Benefit Game from Westwood, 53-45. Big John again paced the Bobcats with 26 points. WAUSEON-Big John Montgomery again came through with 33 points to help rout the Wauseon Indians, 79-66. SYLVANIA-Burley Chapman hauled in 32 rebounds and dumped 14 points to lead the way for the Bobcats' 62-50 victory over the Sylvania Wildcats. ROGERS-After jumping off to an early 22-4 lead, the Bobcats Went on to take their fifth straight Win, a 69-55 decision over Rogers. Burley connects for two against Clay in season's finale. ROGERS-Bowling Green dropped its fifth game of the season to Rogers, 54-49. John Montgomery scored 17 for the Bobcats. PERRYSBURG-Excessive fouling cost the Bobcats a 70-64 decision against the Yellow Jackets of Perrysburg. Burley Chapman was high man for BG with 20 points. CLAY-Bowling Green finished its regular season by losing to Clay, 66-50. TOURNAMENT-After trouncing Fostoria, 66-53 in their tourney opener, the Bobcats lost to their nemisis, Clay for the third time by a 52-45 count. SCOTT--The Bobcats were convincingly de- feated by a powerful Scott five to the tune of 71-34. CLAY-Bowling Green blew a third quarter lead, losing to the Clay Eagles, 63-51. SYLVANIA-Dick Croll scorched the net for 17 points in leading the Bobcats to a 61-40 clawing of the Sylvania Wildcats. FOSTORIA-After leading most of the game, the Bobcats lost to Fostoria in the closing moments, 47-44. NAPOLEON-Napoleon's Wildcats gave the Bobcats a big scare before falling before the BG onslaught, 62-57. WHITMER-BG pulled away to an impres- sive 33-9 halftime lead in overcoming the Whit- mer Panthers, 67-47. Larry Woods paced the Cats with 19 points. Rodney Thatcher. Fostoria guard. eludes Larry Woods in the backcourt. l ad f BE xi J, 1 i ff 8 8 3 f 4 Above-Lefi to right: Larry Woods, lim Rowland, Iohn Montgomery, Richard Croll. Burley Chapman. Larry Stebleton LETTERMEN Four Seniors and two Juniors received varsity basketball letters in basketball. Three of the boys received mention on the All Great Lakes League team. Burley Chapman, BG's top rebounder, Won a first team position at for- ward. Second team spots were taken by John Montgomery and Larry Woods. Y I BEE Reserves-Kneeling left to right: Terry Waggoner, Roger Tom Pendleton. lim Blaser. Bob Chism, Tom Gundlach. Boyer. Bob Byers. Bob Charlton. Barry Capen. Ronnie Smith, Coach Warren Ott. Standing: Larry Capriolti. lim Swigart, lim Iune, Rod Clark. Opponent Bellevue Fostoria Maumee Whitmer Wauseon Sylvania Rogers Scott . Clay . Sylvania Fostoria Napoleon Whitmer Rogers Perrysburg Clay . GAMES BG Opp 42 39 37 21 38 39 38 30 48 42 41 36 39 31 56 50 42 40 42 24 33 41 41 49 44 36 40 51 61 27 47 48 RESERVE BASKETBALL This year's reserve team proved an experiment to be successful. The team, which was built for the future, was composed of 12 sophomores and only one junior. They compiled a total of 10 wins against only six losses. This year's track squad didn't quite come up to its expected potential, flmshing with a 0-4 record, but sever- al boys came through with outstand- ing individual performances, making the season somewhat of a success. TRACK Bill Morgan and Jim Rowland broke 17 year school records in the mile run and pole vault respectively. Dave Young, in the 100 yard dash, and Larry Leathers Stebleton, in the discus, also produced near-record breaking perfor- Iim Rowland, Larry Stebleton, and Dave Young, three of BG's top thinclads. Bill Morgan receives his medal after shattering the BGHS mile mark. Below-Front row: Ieff Karlin, Don Young, Dave Siders, lim Mossbarger, lim Rowland, Ietf McKnight, Tom Norris, Dick Rine. Middle row: Allen Green. Bill Wohler, Shad Hanna, lim Swigart, Dave Young, Larry Woods, Daryl mances. The team lost dual meets to Clyde and Find- lay, and dropped triangular matches to Clay- Fremont and Whitmer-lVIaumee. Knauss. Bob Byers, Bill Ianney. Back row: Coach Chuck Niayers, Barry Capen, Ron Shaner, lim Blaser. Rod Clark. Mike Minnich, Tom Pendleton, Dick Bostdorf, lim Iune, Bill Morgan, Bob Chism, Head coach Warren Ott. a ML- em, M. in tm sa.-t r t l s+l9x'! This yea1 s squad finished with a 4-4 record in a season of rebuilding, and took third spot in the GLL meet. Coach Curly Cook retains seven letter- Wasil men for next year's team. Gy. iii so. ' ,z, it Left lo righ! kneeling: Larry Capriotii, Dick Anuskiewicz, Denny Williams, Larry Canfield. Standing: Coach Cook, Tom Pfeifer, Iohn Keyser, Iohn Spitler. Terry Waqgoner. Team Capiain Burley Chapman. STATE RIFLE Cl-IAMP Bowling Green High School's only state champion in the school year, T957-58 was rifleman Jim Swigart. He topped the field at the University of Davton to take the State Junior Rifle Championship with a score of 583. lim Swigart Stale lunior Rifle Champ 1958 Front row left to right: lim Zaiirau. lim Lambert. Bill Blair. Shad Hanna. Back Row: Hon Maurer. Bill Morgan. Stan Iones, Gavino Llanas. Larry Kchn. Center Row: Coach Richard Bill Lafferiy. Bcb Lugabihl. Hugh Smith. Skibinski, Iim Maurer. lim Mcssbarger, Bob Cunnlnghait. In its opening year of competition, Bowling Green's wrestling squad enjoyed a very suc- cessful season. The 2-2 record came as a result of losses to Fostoria and Whitmer, and wins over Montpelier and Maumee Valley Day School. Gavino Llanas was elected by his team- mates as Most Valuable Player for the year 1958. And, along with most of the team, he will return again next year. WRESTLING Iim Zafirau attempts to pin George Casper in the Montpelier match. Iim had to settle for a decision. however, as Casper refused to give up. TOURNEY CHAMPS-Shad Hanna lkneelingl. and his boys' Caprioiti. Dick Rine, Mike Minnich. Winstcn Richard, Allen intramural basketball champion team. Left to riqhi, Larry Cacrke, Dick Ridley. Iim Zufirau. OY'S INTRAMURALS Intramural basketball provided exciting games for another sea- son as Shad Hanna's five came up with an upset over Dave Eckel's round-robin champions, to take the 1958 championship. Eokel's squad Won six While losing only on during the regular feason. They were followed in order by teams captained by Gordy Jones, Carl Dewyer, Shad Hanna, Addison Adkins, Ron Maurer, Ga- vino Llanas, and Ron Amos. Lynn Bandeen Shools l l I W WIzxi?iX21! 'Z H E 5 ATHLETIC S BANQU ET 1 f,g533:'fS-if 6 f, EGHS SPORTS HEROES WITH FOOTBALL GREAT-Burley Chapman, Gavinc Llanas cmd Lynn Bandeen meet Otto Graham. farmer Cleveland Browns ace quarlerback, Graham was the banquet speaker. VARSITY CLU Front Row lefi to right: Coach Bob Meeder. Al Culler. Lynn Bandeen, Winston Richard, Ierry Smith, Shad Hanna. Second Row: Iim Mcssbarger, Addison Adkins, Ron Shaner, Curl Dewyei, Dick Crcll. Third Row: leff McKnight, Ilmmy Swiqart. 4 5 wmv: S me 1 1 f Q Bill Lafferty. Dick Bostdorf, Iim Maurer, Bob Garrelt. Fcuzth Row: Gene Cook. Burley Chapman, Iohn Keyser, lim Rowland, Dick Ridley. Last Row: Iohn Montqcmery, Larry Woods, Larry Leathers Stebleton. Tom Pendleton, Mike Minnich. I 4 ff ,ff 5 Z , K f, J f f eff 5, 'nw 1 v ffm, L fi f ', f , ' 4:f54: ,, ,W T ' ,,,. I T ' 1152 A . 1, .lv f 'Km QQ? ' if f N, ew ' , .r-,.e.f- '. ' , aw? q,, 'Q A , ,,....,. ff, 49 I X, , fr 141 A' ' 4 06 A 4'i , CW S9 gf sig E R ,M ' 1 xx l f Q, M' 1 A, rfffwffm 2 4 X 1 2 2 gl Ln1 r4,4 E'Sf'i it , t f?+'75fi+ 1 Betty Hursh Toni Pastorek Dicme Mengerink Queen Attendant Attendant ATHLETIC QUEEN Senior cheerleader Lorain Morris Senior cheerleader Iudy Perry f ,Q This year's Bobbie Bobcat was Iudy Herberl CHEERLEADERS Iunior cheerleader Dotlie Iunior cheerleader Ott Hanna W J' K iff: ' Sophomore cheerleader Io- linda Dahms Sophomore cheerleader Iudy Box Caryl 'law SPEEDBALL. FIRST ROW: Carole Newman, Becky March. Barb French. Gail Niceley. Sally Musser. Lorain Morris. SECOND ROW: Marlene Hinesman. Sandy Shanks, Betty Hursh, Pal Wenig, Toni Pastorek. Iudy Goebel. Ioan Murlin. Slcxwson, Doris Iohnson. BASKETBALL, FIRST ROW: Iudy Per- ry. Carol Hagan, Barb Hursh, Iackie Iune. NOT PICTURED: Iill Frease. Peg awuiws BASKETBALL ALL-STARS The basketball all-star teams were selected during try-outs early in January. The girls held their practices before school and at noon. Each team played three games with other schools besides scrinimages among themselves. IUNIORS, FIRST ROW: Marcia Ol-ily, Diane Menqerink. SECOND ROW: Sully Mannhardt, Toni Pzstsrek. Doliie Lcu Oil, Ncmcy Clark. NOT PICTURED: Caryl Hcn-mc, Barb Scxutier. 2 , ,, f CW 7 -, ,W , , , ,V :W 4 ,' M 1 V1 7 af ef ,ds, f f - Q ff I f T V J Y F f ,J 'K M h. , y , , , .fy Indian Princess -Solo by Mary Io Isch, GAA Presideni. SPLASH! This was heard over and over again from November to January as the GAA girls practiced for their water show. Under the direction of Mrs. Jan O'Janpa, it was the first water show ever to be pre' sented by any group at BGHS. During the last part of October, try-outs were held and thirty girls were chosen to be in the show. Practices were held at the 3 Travelers -Sue Bunn, Iudy Box. cmd Iolindu Dcxhms. WATER sHow 'AQUA HOLIDAY' University Natatorium every Sunday after- noon and Tuesday night. The girls even made a special trip to the YMCA at Fostoria dur- ing Christmas vacation for a rehearsal. Many committees worked long hours in preparation for the show. The theme, Aqua Holiday was chosen, and then the costume committee began making suitcases, cameras, skirts and many other things for the differ- ent numbers. A1rican Ceremony quartet by Iudy Perry. Neite Morris. Caryl Hanna. and Barbara Hines- F' HIGH. The numbers included a quartet called The Matadorsf' a trio from Gay Paree doing the Can-Can and an octet entitled Chinese Coolies complete with coolie hats and long black braids. A duet featuring the Highland Fling was done in brightly co- lored kilts. These were only a few of the many numbers which made t'Aqua Holiday. The show was opened with half of the cast At rehearsal-foreground: Caryl Han- na: Background: Barbara Hinesman, Carole Newman. and Io lsch. Can Can trio by Dottie Lou Ott, Nancy Clark, and Diane Mengerink. I L s swimming to Around the World in Eighty Days, and the other half closed the show with Stars and Stripes Forever. Approximately four hundred people at- tended the show and the natatorium was filled to capacity. Aqua Holiday was a big success and a great credit to Mrs. O'Janpa and the GAA girls who presented it. GIRLS G.A.A. PIN GIRLS. FIRST ROW: Lorain Morris. Ian Wohler, Sheila Gill. Sharon Newman, Io lsch. Lois Richard. Iudy Perry. Ioyce Walker. Lois Blinn. Gail Niceley. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Bachman, Ieanne Manhart. Barb French. lane Hentqes. Ellen McEwen, LaVeia Luce. NOT PICTURED: Diane Mengerink. Dottie Lou Ott. Nancy Clark. G.A.A. AWARDS The awards were presented at the annual points. The second award presented to seven banquet held in May. The theme of the ban- seniors was a letter worth twelve hundred quet was Sayonara representing a fare- points. The points were received by partici- well to the seniors. This year the first award pating in intramurals and extra G.A.A. acti- was a pin which required nine hundred vities such as outings and playdays. - G.A.fl. LETTER GIRLS. Lorain Morris, Barb French. Ieanne Manharl. Miss Irsa. advisor: Io lsch. Sharon Newman. lane Hentges. Iudy Perry. GIRLS' Hey-whczt's the world look like upside down? Was the dinner good, girls? My name is Lemme! ' ? S' M ' 2 . Q 5 E 1 MUSIC X x x 0 D Q 'W' N Q. X Cf S. xx FRONT ROW: Margie Shetzer, ludy Emde, Carole New- man. Sara Cook. Charlene Belleville, Peggy Walker, Mary Ann Carr, Sharon Banlcey, Sharon Widen, Iudy LeGa1ley, Sharon Gilman, Barbara Hinesman, loan Winton. ludy Perry, Lorain Morris, Ioyce lameson. SECOND ROW: Ianey Hentges, Barbara Ianzer, Sherry Raidy, Tevon Stimmel. Carol Helms. ludy Hespe, Nancy Ellsworth, Marcia Merrill. Mary Ic lsch, Linda I-leplinger, Iudy Herbert, Iinny Belle Chorus secretaries, lo lsch and leanne Manhart and assistant Lorain Morris, make programs for the Christmas Concert. Zatirau, Sally Musser, Dottie Lou Ott, Karen Biker, Lois lennings, Beverly Austin, Lois Richards, Lynda Byrd. THIRD ROW: Sue Whithead, Diana Kithcart, Toni Pastorek, Iudy Doehring, Sharon Newman, Ianet Smith, Bob Heyman, lim Main, lim Zafirau, Bob Mercer, Ierry D. Smith, Larry Ferguson. lim Feller, Tom Kennedy, Chuck Szabo, Charles Harper, Christine Berlin, Marianne Green, Ian Groscop. Elizabeth Hammer. FOURTH ROW: Fonda Chamberlain, A CAPPELLA CHOIR If one were to walk by room 327, seventh period he might hear such things as this: Get those insides up! Some tenor's flat- ting and he hadn't oughta should. Look Aliveg make it significant. These words would be coming from the chorus director Roy, Doc , Hilty. In addition to the able leadership of Mr. Hilty, the choir, especially the girls, have had the benefit of instruction from his wife, Mrs. Hilty. Sue Leimgruber, Linda Seelig, Marilyn Kinney, Hugh Smith, Bob Byers, Danny Cooke. Al Culler, Iohn Keyser, Ron Shaner, Burly Chapman, Winston Richard, Rodney Clark, Bill Morgan, Shad Hanna, Allen Cooke, Dick Rine, Ellen McEwen, LaVeta Luce, Barbara Doane. FIFTH HOW: Peqgy Slawson, Fran Boyd, Pam Cheetwood. Iean Manhart, Gwen Whitacre, Phil Stockton, lim French, Bill Lemmer- brock, Bill Ianney, Ted Klever. The BGHS A Capella Choir gave its first performance in the fall for a D.A.R. lunch- eon. The annual Christmas and Easter as- semblies featured the choir. March was a busy month, for the choir traveled to Perrys- burg to present an assembly, and a week later attended the District Choral Audi- tion at Napoleon. As a result of many hours of practice, this year's chorus received a superior rating in both the district and state contests. In May the band and chorus presented their annual concert. The year's events were culminated for chorus when it sang at baccalaureate and commencement. Bowling Green High School is proud of its choir, and, even more so, of their director, by far one of the finest in the state. Some of the soloists for the choir this year were: Ianey Hentges, Marianne Green, Sherry Raidy, Toni Pastorek, and Win- ston Richard. w Sh if 5, tl W V E. I l . i l l P I, x il l 2 L fl 9 ll Sv i is fl i. i ii i' E xv l fl J 1 w 1 'w v l i 4 1 1 I BAND iliuide right! Cover down! March eight tus to five yards! Pay attention! Yith these familiar calls, marching season an. Our first event was the big burn at city park. We marched over and back we played some jazzy music to get the w rolling. hen came the daily picnics in the park 're we spent the noon hour and fifth per- working on our shows for the football ies. o celebrate the end of marching season, had a hayride and then we went to the k where we had a treasure hunt, games lots of food. t the Halloween parade, the band mem- s marched in costume to the Court House the crowning of the Calathumpian Queen. 1 the middle of November we had a fish The band members and their parents did kitchen work of preparing and frying the and fixing the trimmings. About S300 added to the treasury from the fish fry. t the end of November, we marched in Christmas Parade which was also the ting of our new street lights. 1 February we gave our mid-winter con- 4 Av le , cert to a large crowd. Meanwhile we were preparing for contest for ensembles. Many ensembles went to the district contest in March and those that received Superiors went to State contest in April. Four ensemb- les received Superiors at State in April. On March 29, the band went to district contest at Napoleon and received a I but we did not go to state contest this year. On April 25, the United States Air Force Band gave a matinee and an evening con- cert, sponsored by our band. Then in May we had an exchange concert with Rogers, and on May 11, the chorus and band had their annual spring concert. On May 23, we gave a light concert for Conneaut school. On Memorial Day we marched in the par- ade and then we went to Sidecut Park for a picnic. What a ball! Our thanks to Mr. Faulk for all his time and hard work he's given the band. Looking over some of the music played by the band, we find 1-r: Iim Zafirau, student conductor: Larry Ferguson. treasurer: Marilyn Kinney, iunior high secretary: Marcia Merrill, senior high secretary: Chuck Reinmeyer, vice president and lim Main, president. :ti FIRST ROW: Ianet Wohler, Barbara French. Sandy Rowell. Nancy Clark. Marilyn Bachman, Stanton Iones, Bill Morgan, Bob Heyrnan. Bob Feamside. lim Feller. Sharon Widen, Steve Shaner. lim Cooke, Don Ellsworth. Brenda Wilson. SECOND ROW: Helen Dukes. Ianice Greenfield, Diana Kithcart. Marcia Merrill. Marianne Green, Pat Wenig. Ianey Hentges, Fonda Chamberlain. Ioan Miller. Carolyn Howe. Iinny Belle Zafirau. THIRD ROW: Sally Littleton. Tom Norris, David Rina. Marilyn Kinney. LaVeta Luce. Carolyn Keele. Barb Ianzer. Scott Claflin, Dorothy Derr. 1 Sara Cook, Priscilla Markey. Karen Neilson. FOURTH ROW: Ioyce Allegrezza. Charles Philo. Walter Greenfield. Cheryl Iler. Pat Dille, Nancy Carpenter. Mary Konopka. Dallas Dean. Bob Bowers. Dwayne Iorgenson. lim Main. Cindy Berry. Iohn Hall. Laura Osborn. FIFTH ROW: Doug I.eGal- ley. Norm Garvey. Iohn Parisian. Don Rine. Dan Krabill, Charles Reinmeyer. lim Berry. Tom Parisian. Larry Fergu- son. Pat Widen. Toni Pastorek, Bill Feamside. Sharon Heyman. Members of the lively pep band were: FIRST ROW. l-r: Iim Cooke. Ianey Hentqes, LaVeta Luce. Sally Lou Littleton. Marilyn Kinney. Toni Pastorek. SECOND ROW: Chuck Reinmeyer, Dallas Dean. Iim Zafirau, Paul Carpenter. lim Main, Larry Ferguson. Sharon Widen. PEP BAND I 'If - STATE MUSIC CONTEST This year State or Regional music contest was held at BGSU. Ensembles or solos which received Superior ratings at District may enter State. The four instrumental groups on this page received Superior ratings at State. Marianne Green also received a Superior rating at State for her alto solo. V. V pi Sax quartet: LaVeta Luce, Sally Little' , Vi tcn. Marilyn Kinney, and Marilyn Bach- ,gg man. ' 1 4? 7 4 f 5 r B Ilat clarinet quzrtetz lim Z:firau, I:mey Hentqes, Ioyce lag Walker, and Nawcr Eisfvcrtn. , Mixed clarinet quartet: lim Zatirau, Ianey Hentqes. Marcia Merrill, and Nancy Clark. M? Q I J 5 ,fu , S! 1- , Y , , V, X 5 1 3 -5 it -W 2 fl pf . f Brasf quartet: Iohn Parisian, Iim Main, Toni Pastorek. and Bob Garrett. BAN D CGLCR GUARD Iudy Goebel. Nancy Boyd, Pat Lam- bert, and Lynn Scott. SING Ionet Wohler. Senior Barb French, Senior .Az if A 5 ,R z 3 MAJORETTES Sandy Rowell, Sophomore DRUM MAJOR Stanton Iones. Iunior Marilyn Bochmon, Senior Nancy Clark, Iunior W: SENIURS -d Y fu! I 5,11 Qivglfl Lgjgemsoaa ADDISON UADDIEU ADKINS None but the brave deserve the fair. ' LINDA BALLARD L RONALD RON Amos Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. Herself a fairer flower. C L E Z. we JAMES jun BERRY H e was the mildest mannered man-. ANNA BERNSTOHFF It is better to marry than to linger. WENDY BOSTDORF Little lamb, who made thee? BETTY BRIGHAM Make haste slowly ,Www- 0 , , 7 X f f M ai' ,646 , s X 4 .Q ' iw' R, f sf , ff W ,W ,Vt f f s 3' 1 f X ff 2 DON BULLIS The king can drink the the best of wine-so can I. FRANCES nFRAN,, BOYD A lovely lady, garmented in light from her own beauty. ANITA BROWN Her loneliness I never knew until she smiled at me. A s if W 2. 1 ..., X Q ,f Q Q W 5 X S 1 0 . Q 'va N sf, if gag ,ffi 533, - . l.pfQf2l...1J... . CAROL Bvnms Short and snappy and always happy PAUL CARPENTER Women, women women' ALLEN AL COOKE LYNN CQQPER He thmks faster than he E! X ff Man is the ff ! JOHN CREPS ilii' ff' RICHARD 'KDICKH CROLL Men are but children of We dorft learn much, a larger growth. f-r but we sure have a heck V -5 - of a lot of fun. I , SARA EPKE The very pink of perfection. ALLEN CULLY CULLER W, , JQ4 , Y, ,Hr , ,M 4' 27' Life is just one darn thing after another. DIANA DUCAT Gentle and sweet as a rose. J' . f f,' , THOMAS TOM DRAIN I 9 5 8 The good die youngg be careful. LARRX FERGUSON F URCIE He surely swings a mean trombone. My CARL DEWYER I came, I saw, I IJ conquered. JOYCE ESCHEDOR Her voice is eoer so soft and low- an excellent thing in women. BARBARA BARR FRENCH With words we govern menf, SHEILA GILL Though this be madness: yet there is method in it. . -M aw, Q 4, ve, . ww V-'Rx-27 27 F f'f7' 9577 QS XM::-- Hex eww ti v, R J Mff.:-5 M fx MSW swwfk W. ffe ffwxi -- fy hw -Mwsz EYES us, as 5.55 - 'efwj WM, ,4 I - I . ,. ,f ' -7 , ' ' X ff W f f 7 f ! f X f -. .... -7 DARYL HABEL is not good for to be awake. I958 TOM HILLIER He has a mind of his own and he uses iff, . A f f f NORBERT HIMBURG 1 CKNORBD .. f QQ, VV Q: , .qkk V VV 1.4 f wwf, qggf A-if kg ' 'V ,,,, , . 3 , , F9 5 Af' 1 3 XSS' if ROBERT Boa HUEY While there is life, there is hope. LoIs IENNINGS As merry as the day is long. - ITOYAC, STEPHEN HOTTINGER STEVE As large as life, and twice as natural. WILLIAM IANNEY HBILLU Physician, heal thyself. PATRICIA HPATH KAETZEL The light that lies 9 in wo1nan's eyes. I shall be like a tree. I shall strive for the top. MARY jo Iscu A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. CLASS OF BARBARA Buns IANZER Her eyes are homes of silent prayerf' sir I, X 13 Q tA,t , ti I f 'A 'S X9 AQ! i Vx! je 1 GARY KATHRENS f 'From seeming evil still f educing good. Ile f, W , i f e I Zu M 3 ff f l w 4 W Qf y f :Q il' ff ff 1 'K '55 1 si fig N, 2r, x,3.. f,.Ayff .. ' ' wifi 422: ' Y. 1 4-Y f4 5'i7':::Wix ' ' x Seafwsrmx wi , - , I f ,- if T .fr fm ,ff A s A . A A fr 4, A3 V ,yr , V .. ,if- f f A, M rj ' e , . ' ' if ' I in 4 fff. V f ' . SUE KERN When she's on hand, there's mischief afoot. LARRY KINDLER As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean. LARRY KIDD Grow up as soon as you can. It pays. TED KLEVER I love ool s experzmentsg .. f , . I 9 5 8 I am always makin we X I, my LARRY KNEPPER .2 Z, y , The eligible bachelor. KAYE KLINE Reproof on her lips, but a smile in her eyesf, WWW, W f ,, 3 th em. ION USPEEDYH KLEVEF A young man in a hurry Y NANCY KLo'rz She makes the impossible, possible. BARBARA LAMBERT HBOBBIED In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. LoIs LANCE Always smiling, wherever she,s seen. HX ROBERT LUGABIIIL HBOBD When will the dead world cease to dream? Knowledge is power. PATRICIA LAMBERT CK 73 PATTIE RITA LAMBERT If she has faults, they are few. X H W f f ,,, .,,,.,' NANCX' LONG ' Forever quiet, clear, and cool. 3 LAVETA DETA LUCE A daughter of the gods, divinely fair. ',,V I, if IEANNE MANHART jEANNIE 3 She moves like a goddess and looks like 0 queen- I 4 ' , :::a :fe 'V JAMES JIM MAIN M an is the only animal that blushes or needs to. THOMAS TOM MARKEY Aren't you glad I'm here? There aren,t many men left. RONALD MAURER HRONNIEH The prince of darkness is a gentlemen. WW ...., ,. f WIA f- , Q :fn I. NIELVIN MCCIFFIN KK 7? MICK ELLEN MCEWEN ELLIE MAY We must eat to lzve an lioe to eat! Farmers are the JEFFREY MCKNIGHT ..IEFF,, 4 founders of czuzlzzatzon and prosperzty. I958 'I f' fi' fffVef'7,+:f'fV!4V X 'L f f 'E'1 A, , ! - ffaff ff 4 , . I ,ML f . - f QW' I I 4 ,Q . ' .- me ,f , 2, u 'hs' ,,,, Six, , ' 'wr X ,f I-ef yew f X' l ff W, f, f ef, if if J AR X f' 4 X ' f f r , f i jf f I 5 fa 1 W f f 4, LoIs MITCHEL Why hurry? There'll be time after I'm dead. . ,,,, K I If DAVID MYERHOLTZ DAVE Have car, will speed. A MARCIA MERRILL merrq heart maketh a cheerful countenance. 'IOI-IN MONTGOMERY ICSPIDERU Tall waters run deep. 'Hold the fortg I am coming. ROBERT BOB MILLER I don't seek the world, the world seeks me. LOW SHIRLEY MossBARcER 4 friendly soul with a heart of goldf' VILLIAM BILL NEIFER What are women like? W 5 3, JANICE MORLOCK Second thoughts are even wiser. xx ER I ? Qz 4 :A THOMAS TOM MUNN Then he will talk. LORAIN UTEENYD MORRIS Little, but big hearted. Good gods, he will talk! SHARON SHERRY NAGLE Neat, but not gaudy. 7 1 'ffiW',,, , 9 . A,,. , 1 if I 6 5 l 5234, W ,,,, ' I' ,,,, V I iff fytfwlf ,i:ff'f:k 3 Y' . 2 , ' H CAIL NICELY A friendship warm and true. SHARON NEWMAN KSHERRIEH Whistle, and she'll come to you. OSCAR Occ Youth is a blunder. I Q 5 8 Satchel in his hand. f A wx, I am glad that he thanks Z! i WW 1 f , Wd? f JUDY PERRY Just a hallway Juliet. Lois Ricans RICHARD Goldilocks also got lost. V V .H . , W , ..,.. f , ai 'sl W ROGER Roc RAUCH We may, with advantage at times forget what we know. JANET SHEPARD Small in stature, her large eyes capture the hearts of all who see her. JAMES JIM ROWLAND I awoke one morning ' - and found myself famous SANDRA RODERICK S - ' SANDY H I saw and loved. BARBARA ScHooNER uBARBn ' , A light heart lives long. SHARON SCHOONER Whose little body lodges CLASS OF UDITH JUDY SHERMAN J Hospitality sitting with gladnessf' MARGERY Sl-IETZER My soul today is far awayf, JACQUELIN JACKIE S1Ms Meekness is not weakness. 'Z 7 QZASIT' 4' f Z V 1 'f,' 1-WI ,f,, , , fl ,, few: ,ew ,'73f,5i JERRY D. SMITH Simply complexed! Q f.. ,, ' .Is .e +12 to -. - -gl X Q f X s x NK S sf V fx. Sw L X fri 'f .1 , X , rv- ,- T 2.5 X, .gk y ,gg , 'kk D R 3+ Q XX A X I958 RENE THIEBAUT Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. JERRY LEE SMITH SMITTY What shall I do to he forever known? TERRY SMITH mx 'Since brevity is the 3 soul of wit, I will he brief. WILLIAM KBILLD SOCKMA1' He that loves a rosy cheek. X W + 4 1 , X4 S A Q 1 Q x X x X 5 '? X A A' Q 3? Ri S X EX x gk 'Q 5 X Vg af. I I X X 'Q 5 5 J X I S x are eiie f - ff y sg' fr ' ' -fi ...ff ROBERT SPANGLER . If U if 1 QQ: Bon bzf l fm Ag W, , . He paddles his own I i I -' canoe. K 5 ' ,f , ' . :GQ X Cu. SQ Q wwf 1vi'14f-JW I ,M i fi MC: f ,fe IANICE STAGE Silence is one great A art of conversation. SHIRLEY SWERLEIN Love will conquer at the last. , DOUGLAS VALENTINE , DOUG As if' None but himself could be his parallel. ' Q 5 . Z, 'O W Iii.. W5 If 5 I MARVEL WEAVER She smiled and the shadows departed. IPX? 'ww X glv ' xg g JOYCE WALKER A gracious friend to eueryonef, CWENDOLYN WPHTACRE GWEN,, I fa X LARRY WEBER One foot in the grave! SANDRA WANSITLER USANDYH Thought alone is eternal lt's good to love the 4 L unknown. SHIRLEY WILSON Blushing is the color of virtue. R IANET HIAND WOHLER Happiness is always good. SHARON WINTON Shy, but always a smile for the passers-by. TOM WOODY WOODBURY I never think of the future, It comes too soon. LARRY UALICED Woons The tyrants plea, excused his devilish deeds. I - ' ? DAVID WULFF They never fail who die in a great causef' SHARON WIDEN With a disposition as sunny as her hair. JAMES JIM ZAFIRAU A man who thinks is not I958 BARBARA BARR DOANE A woman must not JOHN PARISIAN H e was not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself. swallow more beliefs than she can digest. Awww? EVRLYN SAUTTER Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. X V,,,t' It 'A fl f ff ' sick.,- -i f lf-I - , X , V I , I IWW I We , f Wffzirffjcffaff? if ,, W W7 f f' ' fe X DAVID YoUNc Like a powder puff, was meant for women. W DAVID tlDAVE,, BUNN Whatever is worth doin, at all is worth doing well. 'NX I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretqry Treasure! Shad Hanna Barb Lambert Barb Doane ll-ICIY Hefbefl SENIOR ACTIVITIES Adkins, Addison: Basketball All-Star 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Football 4: Letterman 4: Co-captain 4: Track 2: Golf 4: Varsity Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: Art Club Z: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Memorial Com. 4: Amos, Ronald: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Football l: Basketball 1: Track 1: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Austin, Beverly: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: Hi Echo Business Staff 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 3: GAA 3: Chorus l. 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Iustamere's 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rifle Club l: Bachman, Marilyn: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter Girl 4: Basketball All-Star 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3: Secretary 3: Band Z, 3, 4: Maiorette 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Pres. 4: Iustameres 2. 3, 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com 3: Senior Banquet Com 4: Homecoming Attendant 3: Athletic Queen 4: Ballard. Linda: GAA 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: FHA l, 2, 4: Treasurer 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Bandeen, Lynn: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3. 4: Letter- man 2, 3 4: Basketball 1: Varsity Club 4: Vice Pres. 4: FFA l 2, 3, 4: Treasurer: Chemistry Club 3: Ir-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Barr, Evelyn: Class Sec. 1: Ir-Sr. Prom Com, 3: Berry, Iames: Band 3, 4: Pep Band 4: Iustamere's 2, 4: Art Club 1: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Blinn, Lois: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Letter Girl 47 Il'lh'C!l'l'H-ll'C1IS 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Iustamere's 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Bostdorf, Wendy: Hi Echo Business Staff 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: GAA Z, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Tri-l-Ii-Y 3, 4: FHA 1, Z, 3: Reporter 3: Commercial Club 4: Iustamere's 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Box, Don: Chemistry Club 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Boyd, Frances: Hi Echo Business Staff 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, 4: FHA 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Brigham. Betty: GAA 3: Art Club 1: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: f , W. W X 'N?27Wf '?L:, Brigham, William: Football l: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir,-Sr. Prom Com, 3: Rifle Club 1, 2: Brown, Anita: Commercial Club 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Brown, Tom: Basketball 2: Bullis, Don: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Burris, Carol: GAA 3, 4: Pep Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: FI-IA 1. 2, 3, 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Byrd, Lynda: Scarlet Parrot Staff 1: GAA 4: Chorus l, 2. 3, 4: Librarian 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chaplain 3: Pres. 4: FTA 3, 4: Iustamere's 2: Library Staff 3, 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com- 3: Buckeye Girls' State 3: Canterbury, Helen: Pep Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: FHA 4: Iustamere's 2: Carpenter, Lois: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Carpenter, Paul: Band 3, 4: Pep Band 4: Intramurals 3: Hi-Y 3: Iustamere's 3: Chemistry Club3: Chamberlain, Fonda: Intramurals l, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band Z: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Ensembles 3: Clark. Barbara: Scarlet Parrot Statf 4: Chorus l: FHA 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Corn. 3: Cooke, Allen: Intramurals 4: All-Star 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 4: Iustamere's 3, 4: Pres. 4: Chemistry Club 3: Student Council 3: Treas. 3: Class Treas. 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Trip Com. 4: Rec Council 4: Treas. 4: Assembly Com. 4: Pres. 4: Buckeye Boys' State 3: Cooper, Lynn: Intramurals 3, 4: FFA 1, 2. 3, 4: Sec. 3: Vice Pres. 4: Senior Play Cast 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Creps, Iohn: Intramurals 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Advisor 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. Croll Richard: Football 1, 3: Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4: Letterman 4: Track l, 2: Chemistry Club 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Culler. Allen: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 4: Letterman 4: Basketball I, 2: Track 1, 2: Varsity Club 4: Treas. 4: I-li-Y 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Dewyer, Carl: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Letterman 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track l, 3. 4: Class Councilman l: Doane, Barbara: GAA l: Intramurals l. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Sec. 3: Iustamere's 2: Art Club 2. 3, 4: Student Council 4: Sec. 4: Class Sec. 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Memorial Com. 4: Rifle Club l: Drain, Tom: Intramura's 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Basketball 1: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Ducat, Diana: FHA l: Commercial Club 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Corn. 3: Epke, Sara: Hi Echo Editorial Staff l. 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 3: :Chorus 1: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com Eschefor, Ioyce: Tri-Hi-Y 2: FHA 1. 2: Commercial Club 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Ferguson, Larry: Intramurals 2, 3: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Treas. 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Chorus 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Ford, Lester: Intramurals 4: FFA l, 2, 3, 4: Freeworth, James: French, Barbara: GAA 2, 3, 4: Pin Girl 4: Letter Girl 4: Basketball All-Star 2. 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3: Maiorette 1, 2, 3. 4: Cheerleader l: Tri-t-Ii-Y 2 3, 4: PNA 4: Iustamere's 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Gause, Blynn: Intramurals 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Iustamere's 2, 3: Chemistry Club 3: Getz, Franklin: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Letterman 3, 4: FI-'A l, 2, 3. 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Gill, Sheila: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 3: Scarlet Parrot Staff 2, 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: Pin Girl 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FHA l: Pres. l: Iustamere's 2, 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rifle Club 1: Buckeye Girls' State 3: Gillian, Lynn: Intramurals 4: Gilman, Sharon: Hi Echo Business Staff 4: GAA 4: Intramurals 4: Chorus 4: Tri'Hi-Y 4: FTA 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Debate Club 4: Sec. 4: Robes Com. 4: Gundlach, Margaret: GAA 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: PNA 4: l-'TA 3: Iustamere's 3. 4: Che- mistry Club 3: Sec. 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Rec Council 4: Habel, Daryl: I-Ii Echo Editorial Staff 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Chorus 2: Basketball 2: Track 1: Chemistry Club 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Hainen, Fred: Pep Club 3: Football 2: Track 2: Golf 2, 3: hainer, Erma: FHA 1, 2, 3: Vice Pres. l, 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Hanna, Shad: Intramurals 2. 3, 4: Basketball All-Star 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Football l: Basketball l: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Varsity Club 4: Reporter 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 3: Pres. 4: Iustamere's 4: Chemistry Cub 3: Treas. 3: Student Council 1, 4: Vice Pres. 4: Class Pres. 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Honor Rcll Corn. 4: Debate Club 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 4: Hentges, Jane: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 2, 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 1: GAA 2, 3, 4: Pin Girl 4: Letter Girl 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Ensembles 2, 3: Tri-I-li-Y 3, 4: Sec. 3: Iustamere's 2: Chemistry Club 3: Art Club 1: Library Staff 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Se-vcr Day Com. 4: Announcement Crew 4: Instrumental Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4: Hepfnqer, Linda: GAA 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4: P0P Club 2, 3: Chorus l, 3, 4: Girl's Ensembles 2, 3: Tri- I-li-Y 3, 4: Iustamere's 2, 3: Art Club 1: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Ban uet Com. 4: Herbert, Iudy: Hi qEcho Ediiorial Staff 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Lette: Girl 4: Treas. 3: Basketball All-Star 2, P. 4: Intramurals. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sportsmanship Com. 4: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Girl's Ensemblies 3: Bobbie Bobcat 4: 'r'v-LH:-Y 2, 3, 4: PNA 4: lustfrme-e's 2, 3 4: Chemistry Club 3: Vice Pres. 3: Student Council 1. 2, 4: Pres. 4: Class T1-pas. Z, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Banauet Com. 4: Senior Dai' Com. 4: Re: Council 2: Hillier, Tom: Football 1: Co-captain 1: Track l: Ir.-Sr. Prom Ccm. 3: I-Iimburq, Norbert: FFA 1, 2: Ir.-Sr. Prom Corn. 3: Hottinger, Steve: Intramurals 3, 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. S: Huey, Robert: Intramurals 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Ctm. 3: lsch, Mary Io: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Pin Girl 4: Letter Girl 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, Basketball All-Star 2,3 , 4: Pep Club 3: Sportsmanship Com. 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4: Cheerleader 1, Z, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Iustamere-'s 2, 3, 4: Art Club 1, 4: Library Staff 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Banquet Com. 4: Rec Council 2, 4: Iunior Red Cross Council 2. 3: Sec. 3: Ianney, William: I-Ii Echo Editorial Staff 3, 4: Scarlet Parrot Staft 3: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball I: Ir.-Sr. Pro' C'm. 3: Ian er, Barbara: Pep Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Banzl 3, 4: Instrumental Ensembles 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Girl's En- sembles 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FTA 2, 3. 4: Chemistry Club 3: library Staff 3, 4: Fenior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Fetnior Banat-et Com. 4: Ienrfngs, Iois: CAA 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l. 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Ensemble 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Kaeizel, Pairiciaz Commercial Club 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.- Sr. P.cm Com. 3: Kathzens, Gary: Hi-Y 3: FFA l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council l: lr.-Sr. Pi-cm Com. 3: Kern, Sue: Scarlet Parrot Staff 2: Commercial Club 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Kidd, Larry: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rifle Club I: Kindler, Larry: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Klever, lon: Hi Echo Editorial Staff I, 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 3: Band 3: Hi'Y 4: FTA 4: Iustamere's 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Klever: Ted: Intramurals 3: Chorus 3, 4: Football 3: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: areas. 4: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Play Crew 4: lr.-Sr. Prom om. 3: Kline, Kaye: Hi Echo Business Staff 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: FHA l, 4: FNA 4: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Play Crew 4: 1r.'Sr. Prom Com. 3: Klotz, Nancy: GAA 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: F1-IA l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Knepper, Larry: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rifle Club 1: Lambert, Barbara: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: ln.ramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Vice Pres, 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Iustamere's 2, 3: FHA l: Art Club 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 3: Class Vice Pres. 4: Library Staff 3, 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Banquet Com. 4: lunior Red Cross Council l: Student Council 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Lambert, Patricia: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 3: GAA 4: Intramurals 1, 4: Pep Club 3: Band 4: FHA 1: Commercial Club 4: Treas. 4: Student Council 3: Class Pres. 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Lambert, Rita: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: FHA 1, 2: Reporter l: Commercial Ciub 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Lance, Lois: FHA l, 2: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Long, Nancy: Intramurals l: FNA 4: Luce, La.eta: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Pin Girl 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Asst. Sec. 3: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 3, 4: Girl's En- semble 3: FNA 4: lustamere's 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Memorial Com. 4: Anouncement Crew 4: McEwen, Ellen: GAA 2, 3, 4: Intramurals Z, 3, 4: Basketball All-Star 2, 3,-4:- Band l, 2, 3: Pep Band l, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2 3, 4: FHA 2: Library Staff 2: Senior Play Crew 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Fenior Day Cam. 4: Senior Memorial Com. 4: Honor Roll Com. 2, 3, 4: McGiffin, Melvin: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Reporter 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: McKnight, Ieff: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Letterman 4: Basketball 1: Track 1, 7, 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, A, Chemistry Club 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Main, lim: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Play Cast -1: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Trip Com. 4: Manhart, Ieanne: Hi Echo Ed torial Staff 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Board 4: Letter Girl 4: Basketball All-Star 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Chorus l, 3, 4: Sec. 4: Girl's Ensemble 3: Triel-Ii-Y 3, 4: FNA 4: Iuslame-re's 2. 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Fec. l: Class Sec. 7, 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Day Ccm. 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Athletic Queen Attendant 3: Markey, Thomas: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Chaplain 4: Chemistry Club 3: Pres. 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Maurer, Ronald: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Football 4: Letterman 4: Wrestling 4: Varsity C'ub 4: FFA 2, 3, 4: Student Advisor 3: Pres. 4: Chemistry Club 4: Ir.-Sr, Prom Com. 3: Merrill, Marcia: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: GAA Z, 3, 4: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Band l, 2, 3. 4: Sec. 4: Pep Band 3: Chorus 4: PNA 4: Vice Pres. 4: Iustamere's 2: Chemistry Club 3: Art Club 4: Library Staff 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Banquet Com. 4: Rec Council l. 2: Pres. 2: Mller, Robert: Student Council 1: lr,-Sr. Prcm Com. 3: Mitchell, Lois: GAA 7: FHA 1, 2, 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Mcn'q'mer7r, John: Football 4: Basketball 3, 4: Letterman 4: Track 1, 2, 3: Golf 4: Varsity Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: MO1'l0Ck, lanice: GAA 2: FHA 1, Z, 3. 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3 Morris, Lorain: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: GAA Z, 3, 4: Board 3. 4: Vice Pres. 4: Pin Girl 4: Letter Girl 4: Basketball All-Star 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club l, 2, 3. 4: Sportsmanship Com. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1. 3. 4: Girl's Ensemble 3: Cheerleader I. 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: FNA 4: Iustamere's 2, 3, 4: Student Council l. 2, 3: Class Vice Pres. Z, 3: LibrarY Staff 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Mossbarger, Shirley: FHA 1. 2, 3, 4: Munn, Thomas: Intramurals 3, 4: Pep Club 3: FFA 1, 2: Senior Play Crew 4: Myerholtz, David: Intramurals 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Nagle, Sharon: Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: GAA 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Band l, Chorus 1: Iustamere's 4: Art Club 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rifle Club l: Neifer, William: Football l: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Newman, Sharon: Hi Echo Editorial Stall 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Pin Girl 4: Letter Girl 4: Basketball All-Star 3, 4: Intramurals l. 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Girl's Ensembles 3: PNA 4: Ius:amere's 2, 3: Art Club 1: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Announcement Crew 4: Niceley, Gail: GAA 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Chemistry Club 3: Art Club 1, 4: Student Council l: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rifle Club I, 2. 3, 4: Osbom, Laura: Intramurals 3: Pep Club 3: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Pep Band l, Z, 3: FHA 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Palmer, Patricia: Pep Club 3: FHA l, 2, 3. 4: Treas. 3: Vice Pres. 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Parisian, Iohn: Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Peer, Carol Sue: GAA 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4: F.I-l.A. 1. 2, 3. 4: Perry, Judith: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: GAA 2, 3. 4: Sec. 3: Pin Girl 4: Letter Girl 4: Basketball All-Star2 . 3. 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Sportsmanship Com. 4: Chorus l, 3, 4: Girl's Ensemble 3: Cheerleader l, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Pres. 4: Iustamere's 2. 3, 4: Student Council 1, 3, 4: Class councilman 3, 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com, 3: Athletic Oueen Attendant 3: Phillips, Roger: Art Club 2: Rauch, Roger: Band 1.2: Reirsmeyer. Charles: Band 3. 4: Pep Band 3: Chorus 2: Basket- ball 1: Track 1: lr-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Richard, Lois: Hi Echo Business Staff 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Basketball All-Star 2: Intramurals Z, 3, 4: Peo Club 3: Band 1, 2: Pep Band 1: Chorus ?,. 3, 4: Girl's Ensemble 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Librcvrj Stali 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rec Council l: An- nouncement Crew 4: Assemblv Com. Z, 3 4: Sec. 3: Richard, Winston: Scarlet Parrot Staff l: Basketball All-Star 4: Intramurals Z, 3, 4: Chorus I, Z, 3, 4: Fec. l: Football 3. 4: Letterman 3, 4: Track I, 2: Wrestling 4: Varsity Club 4: Pres. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rilinq, Carolyn: GAA 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: FHA 1: FTA Z: lustamere's 2: Chemistry Club 3: Art Club 2: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Roderick, Sandra: GAA 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FHA l, 2: Corn- mercial Club 4: Vice Pres. 4: library Staff 3. 4: Senior Play C.ew 4: Rowland, Iames: Football l: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Letterman 42 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Iustamere's 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Rec Council 1. 2: Sautter, Evelyn: I-li Echo Business Stafl 1: Intramurals 1: Iustamere's 2: Art Club 1. 2: Pres. 2: Schooner, Barbara: Intramurals 3: FHA 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Schooner, Sharon: FHA 1, 3: Ir--Sr. Prom Com. 3: Sheperd, Ianet: GAA 2: Pep Club 3: FHA 1: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Sherman, Iudy: FHA 1, 2. 3, 4: Sec. 3: Pres. 4: Shetzer, Margery: Hi Echo Business Staff 4: Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: GAA 3, 4: Pep Cub 3, 4: Chorus 4: Tri-HL-Y 3. 4: FTA 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Sims, Iacqueline: Pep C ub 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y 3. 4: FHA 1. 2, 4: SBC- l: Ir.-Tr. Prom Com. 3: , Smi'h, Jerry David: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Cl1eTl11SlFY Club 3: Student Council 2: lr-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Sec. 3, 4: Smilh, Ierrv Lee: Intramurals 3, 4: Chorus l: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Lettezmzn 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Varsity C'ub 4: Sec. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Clnernistry Club 3: Art Club 1: Student Council 1, 2: Pres. l: Class P:es, 2: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Day Ccrn. 4: Smith. Terry: Fockman, Bill: Spangler, Robert: Stage, Icnice: FHA 2: Commercial Club 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Thfebaut, Renee: Tri-Hi-Y 4: FTA 4: Ir-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Valentine. Douglas: Football 4: Wrestling 4: FFA 1. Z, 3, 4: Walker, Ioyce: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 4: GAA 2, 3. 4: P111 Girl 4: Intramurals 2, 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Sec. 4: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Trigo Com. 4: Senior Robe Com. 4: Inrturnental Ensemble 3, 4: Wansitler. F'-f:n'ira: Scarlet Parrot Staff 3: Commercial Cfub 4: Art Clvb I: Weaver. Marvel: Intramurals 1, 2, 4: FHA l, Z: Commercial Club 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Weber, Larry: Intramurals 3: Chorus l: Basketball I: Hi-Y 3, 4: Art Club 3: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Whitacre, Gwendolyn: GAA Z, 3. 4: Intram'1rf'ls l, 7, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Chorus l. 3, 4: FNA 4: Pres. 4: Chemistry Club 3: Library Staff 3: Senior Play Cast 4' Widen. Sharon: Intramurals 1: Pen Club 3: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Instrumental Fnsemble 4: Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4: Maioret'e 2, 3: Chorus 3, 4: Girl's Ensemble 3: Commercial Club 4: Wilson, Shirley: Intramurals l: Peo Club 2, fl, 4- 'T'ri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FHA Z, 3, 4: Art Club 1: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Winton, Sharon: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, 4: FHA 4: Student Council 1: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Wohler, Ianet: GAA 2, 3, 4: Board 2. 4: Historian 2: Speedball Head 4: Basketball All-Star 2, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Peo Club 2, 3. 4: Band 4: Maiorette 4: Cheerleader l' Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: FHA 1, 3. 4: Historian 3: FNA: lust- omere's 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4: Class counc'l- man 2. 3: Senior Play Crew 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Trip Com. 4: Rec Council 4: Pres. 4 Woodbury, Thomas: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Letterman 3, 4: FFA 1, Z, 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Woods, Larry: Scarlet Parrot Staff 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Football 3: Letterman 3: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Letterman 4: Track 3, 4: Varsitv Club 4: Art Club 4: Ir.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Youna. David: Hi Echo Editorial Staff 3: Scarlet Parrot Staff 3: Intramurals 2: Basketball 1: Track 1, 2, 3. 4: Iustamere's 2. 3: Student Council 4: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Announcement Crew 4: Rifle Club 1, 2: Zafirau, Iames: Intramurals 3. 4: Basketball All-Star 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Conductor 4: Pep Band l, Z. 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Track 3: Wrestling 4: Chemistry Club 3: Art Club l: Vice Pres. l: lr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3: Senior Memorial Com. 4: Instrumental Ensembles l, 2. 3, 4: 3' UHQREEIKZY Senior Day brought us to a happy close of the school year. Only yesterday, we were still enclosed by the four walls of our alma mater. Today we are free. An account of Senior Day activities might read something like this: Walbridge Park, here we come! The bus ride, although a bit on the bumpy side, did little to dampen our spirits as We, the Class of '58, overran the zoo and park grounds. The animals took great care to act as undisturbed as possible, but were probab- ly thinking, Oh no, not another BGHS sen- ior group. We Went through all this last year. A faculty served picnic was given at noon after a morning of boating and canoeing and all the seniors were filled with potato salad, baked beans, ham sandwiches, relishes, milk, potato chips and ice cream. The kids played football and softball, Went to the zoo, and just generally goofed around. After a rough day, both for us and the park, the buses brought us back to the friendly confines of Bowling Green completely sunburned, ex- hausted and happy. W 41 Q gs! '41 44 f Off W to Wcdbridqe! ll Stop pushing-You'11 get your boat if you ust wait your turn. SENIOR DAY 5, ' 4. 5 After the Senior Stampede! if x -X , Q s . - . '-sf Hifi' f Is the pie good, Kids? SENIOR Seniors at their best. This was the descrip- tion that could be applied to the well-dressed senior class at their senior banquet. The ban- quet was held in the roomy Dogwood Room of the new University Union. The seniors were seated eight at a table and the head table had twelve occupants. At the head table were Mr. and Mrs. Bowmang Mr. and Mrs. Parlette, Tom Markey, Winston Richards, Shad Hanna, Barb Lambert, Barb Doane, Judy Herbert, Dave Young, and Judy Perry. The programs were pictures of Bobbie Bobcat and the menu consisted of fried chic- ken, potatoes, salad, and apple pie.Winston Richards gave the prayer and then dinner Our officers? M f QM f ' 4 X f O f W i X xl 1 4 S f ff I sf so K , ,if l, 22255 ,f if WX' . , V I f ,,, if 5 ' . A .JV A l ysxf T Waiting for dessert. BANQU ET was served. After the dinner, the M.C. CTom Markeyb presented the faculty with awards. Mr. Parlette was given a special member- ship to the American Mickey Mouse Club and a Mickey Mouse flashlight. Mr. Bowman was given a cash gift of SB125,000 to run the high school with after the seniors left. Mr. Ott was presented a large gun to inspire the athletes toward a winning season and a shrunken head was awarded to Miss Mallory as a reminder of the people who neglected writing their research papers. After the awards Shad Hanna gave a farewell speech and the banquet closed with the singing of Auld Lang Syne and our Alma Mater. 6:00 I-LM. - Leaving for Cleveland. X Six a.m. already. lt can't be. I know there's a bus there somewhere. As soon as we open our eyes we'll find it. Forty-six seniors and chaperones boarded the Grey- hound bus at Green Gables. Off we went to tour Cleveland. The chaperones were Mr. James Merrill and Mrs. Marcella Wohler. The bus went on the Ohio Turnpike to Cleve- land and there the seniors scattered in forty- six directions. On the tour of the town, they bought souvenirs and ate lunch. The group then met at 1 :OO p.m. and went to the Palace Theater to view the cinerama production of The Seven Wonders .of the World . At 5:00 we went to the great amusement park, Euclid Beach, where we celebrated until we were almost sick. The seniors rode the roller coasters, bumper cars, rockets, etc. We also ate, toured the penny arcade and went through the fun houses. The bus left Euclid Beach full of tired and worn-out seniors to arrive in Bowling Green again at midnight. Mr. Iames Merrill and Mrs. Marcella Wohler were our chaperones cmd lots of fun JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM . , 'tm .y x Heal ,. ,,,.., . if . i - .- . u. Iim Maurer, Iunior class president. and Sue Whitehead: Sheila Gill, cmd Shad Hanna. Senior class president. Roman Triumph was the theme of the annual junior-senior prom held on Saturday, May 3. The Rec Hall was decorated by the juniors, who made the hallway leading into the rec hall The Appian Way. There was also a water fountain and a Roman chariot. The grand march at 9 :3O started the long- f Lining up at the snack bar. Watch out for that punch! awaited event, led by the junior and senior class officers and their dates. Jack Spratt and his band played dance music until midnight with occasional inter- ruptions for refreshments. At 11:00 p.m. a floor show was given by a college vocal quar- tet and the students enjoyed the modern touch the boys from BGSU gave with their WZ? 5 1 Q xl The Grcmd March. singing. After the floor show everybody Went to the cafeteria for a snack. When the snack was finished the dancing started again and it ended at midnight. The couples then proceeded to the Cla- Zel theatre. The movie, which was That Happy Feeling starring Debbie Reynolds, started promptly at one o'clock. Mr. Martin Hanna was the master of ceremonies who jokingly ushered the students into the theat- er. After the movie, a breakfast was served at 3:30 a.m. This breakfast of Waffles and sausage replaced a lot of lost energy. The breakfast Was followed by more dancing fto records this timel in the rec hall. The prom broke up around 5:30 a.m. and the seniors will not forget their one Htriumphf' The iunior cmd senior class officers lecrd the Grand March The cast of A Man Called Peter : SEATED: Winston Richard, Iohnny Morris. LaVeta Luce: STANDING: Ion Klever, Barb Doane. Lorain Morris, Iudy Herbert, Ianey Hentqes, Lois Richard, Gwen Whitacre. Lynn Cooper. Io Isch, Tom Markey: NOT PICTURED: Allen Cooke, lim Main. The Senior Class play A Man Called Peter was given on Friday and Saturday evenings, March 28 and 29. The play was directed skillfully by Mr. Frank Toth, speech teacher at our high school. 3 i ,. . I. ., , ., A, The stage crew was Ieff McKnight, Sandy Roderick, Bill Brigham and Tom Munn, assisted by Mr. Gerald Banniga tat rearl. The properties crew was Lois Blinn, Ted Klever, Laura Osborn, and Barbara Ianzer. SENIOR PLAY The play is the thrilling story of Peter Marshall, pastor of the New York Avenue church in Washington D. C. The plot is unusually complex and an interest holder to the very end. The main theme is the ideal for which Dr. Marshall, fplayed by Win- ston Richardl is continually fighting. He believes that God is a very real thing and intends to make him appear that way to his friends, the congrega- tion, and his loving wife Catherine, Cplayed by LaVeta Luce.J The problems Marshall is con- fronted with are two snobbish sisters, Miss Judith and Miss Jesse Bickle fportrayed by Mary Jo Isch and Gwen Whitacre respectivelyj A love affair between George Yost fJames Mainl and Susan Grant fJaney Hent- gesl almost fails because Susan's mother, Marian Grant CLois Rich- ardj and father, Steven Grant 1Jon Kleverl are too interested in worldly things to care for Susan. A juvenile delinquent Joe Keating CLynn Coop- erl is accused of stealing by Senator James Knox Polk iTom Markeyl and is defended by Dr. Marshall. Others in the play are Nancy CLO- rain Morris! and Barbara QJudy Herbertb as teenagers in the youth groupg Hulda QBarbara Doanej as the indifferent, lazy maidg Allen, the Bick1e's nephew CAllen Cookel 3 and Peter John Marshall fJohnny Morris, age 11.3 fl' i x 1 Qi, S. IMS! , LE:-5 4.59 , Act II. Scene I: Ioe admits he stole the Senator's equip- Act I. Scene l: Peter promises to speak at mem. Nancy's hiqh school. Act III: Should old acquaintance be forgot in days of Auld Lang Synef' , I 7 ' n , n - f if ,- r an nz mga' U6 Mr. Toth and cast Act I, Scene I: Catherine faints as first sign of her tuberculosis. ., , .,,, , Y 2 .NWWQ R' .fv f ,W Biggest Flirt Biggest Gum Chewer Biggest Menace w K? 41:X,.,.4XX 1 . . 2 , X ,,,. 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X X Q l in: Vg' Mary Io Isch Afh19'liC Best Dancer f J ,J i -5 I Lynn Bandeen Ianet Wohler Iim Rowland Laziest Barb Clark Iohn Montgomery Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Most Gullible If W X Q W S X , -9 ,. . Sara Epke lim Main Shirley Swerlein Bob Miller Barb Doane lon Klever Class Clown Neatesi Dresser Faculiy Drag , E E Leis Biinn Most Talkative Sharon Gilman I Tom Mzrkey Marilyn Bachman Allen Cooke Sheila Gill Shad Hanna Prettiest Smile Cutest f f Q ww 1' ,W I' 1, f fe , f 5.1, ff? , Iohn Creps Barb Lambert Winslon Richards Sandra Roderick Bill Brigham COMMENCEMENT On June 3, the long-awaited day finally arrived for 143 seniors amidst many tears and fond memories as We walked across the stage to receive our diplomas. Dr. Carl C. Bracy gave the commencement address and Dr. R. N. Whitehead presented the diplo- mas to the graduates. Honor students were recognized and the clarinet quartet and vocal ensemble gave mu- sical selections. The exercises, as al- ways, were highlighted by the A Capella Choir and the band which played the processional. The Kreischer award was present- ed to Marilyn Bachman and Allen Cooke. THE CLASS OF 1958 The students who graduated with honors from BGHS are: FIRST BOW: Ioyce Walker. Sheila Gill, Iudy Perry, Iudy Herbert, Lynda Byrd, Ianey Hentges, and Pat Lambert. SEC- OND ROW: LaVeta Luce. Oscar Ogg, Ierry D. Smith, Tom Markey, Allen Cooke, David Wulff, and Barb Doane. NOT PICTURED: David Bunn, and Dennisse Ken- nedy. w 1 Ccmmencement speaker-Dr. Carl C. Bracy. President of Mount Union College. The President of the Board of Education, Dr. R. N. Whitehead. handed out the diplomas. Senior class president, Shad Hanna. presents the class memorial. a tape recorder. to Harry Bavis. vice-president of the Board of Education. This Senior vocal ensemble sang Ours is the World. Mr. Rider ushered in the prccessional of graduates. Con ratul t' C1 1 f 4'58 g MODS mo Clover Farm Food Market 428 E. VVOoster Street Bowling Green, Ohio Phone 7301 C. E. Murbach, Prop The Liberty Grain Ass'n JACK WEISSBROD Photographer Grain, Feed, Coal and Farmer Supplies 123 VVEST WOOSTER PHONE 9041 Rudolph Ohio Phone 2141 A Good Plan To Save For Your College Education THE BANK OIF WOOD COUNTY BOWLING GREEN, OHIO Member of The Federal Reserve System Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Qpen An lnsured Savings Account At The Bowling Green Banlcing Company A Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation School Savings Bank The Friendly Bank on The Corner Bowling Green Nash Salesi Company Avery Coal and Supply 525 VVest VVooste1' New and Used Cars Best Wishes To Miller-Sanders Hardware Class of 1958 149 South Main Congratulations Class of 58i' LARRY'S MEN'S SHOP FRANK'S SAI-E515-ND SERVICE We always feature . . . 891 S. MAIN ST. PHONE 9801 A complete line of the Newest fashions in men Q . clothing There Is Always Somctlzing New Under The Sun . . F KIS D I E H LARRY MILLER, Propricftor A G d Pl Ce To Eat 00 I fl I f 133 Main Street Bowling Green Compliments of H. W. Gill Construction Company THE I-IAN KEY LUMBER AND Napoleon Road BUILDING CO. 212 S. PROSPECT STREET Bowling Green, Ohio Phone 33221 Mutual Federal Savings 8 loan Assariation af Bowling Green I Direct Reduction Home Loans-to buy or build your home Loans made to improve homes. Um 56405064 Savings Accepted in any amount. Save by Mail. We have that convenience Christmas and Vacation Clubs. Money Order Checks Travelers Cheques. Current Rate of Earnings 3 Per Cent per annum Robert L. .Fearnside Charles E. Nearing PVGSZCIGWF Executive Secretary as Serving No1'tl1wo.stei'n Ohio For Over 92 Years A Division of R H Marv R f' ' Bowling Green Phone 22831 Wishes Congratulations o The C ass Of ' 8 ' Compliments of CARR'S N EWS STAND I39 E. VVOOSTER ST. BOVVLING GREEN, OHIO Complete Athletic and Trophy Supplies Bee Gee Athletic Equipment Co. 136 N. Main St. Bowling Green, Ohio Phone 37712 VValt Householder-Co-Managers-Torn Black Compliments Of Your IMPLEMENT DEALER C. C. Banting Nollenherger Inc. Clift Implement Service M. R. Purson and Son Grand Rapids Motor SalesV. E. Peterson Heermier Bros. Potter Implement Co. Hoffman Equipment Co. VVillard Rinebold Lenls Implement Service VVood County Implement Co. Maurer Equipment Co. George Zeigler For enjoyable eating- Dolly Wheel Restaurant Herb and Ann Eckhart Open 24 Hours The State Savings 8a Loan Company 133 South Main Street Bowling Green, Ohio A Savings and Loan Institution which has been serving HOME BUYERS and THRIFTY SAVERS with a Home For the Money and Money For Their Home since 1889. Best Wishes to the Class of ,58 DAIRY QU EEN U 434 EAST WOOSTER STREET KSh0es For The Entire Familyn Ffl '0U5' for Milkshakes and Malts-Sundaes and Sodas The cone with the curl on top Compliments P I 1 S of Alpine Village Restaurant KlGER'S DRUG STORE Italian American Food 117 N. Main St. G CYGNET, OHIO WAYNE, OHIO Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments Graduates of MIDWEST REFINING co BOWLING GREEN INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION BOX 386 VVESTON DECK FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service PHONE 22171 YOU EXPECT MORE FROM THE CYGNET SAVINGS BANK, AND YOU GET IT, WE ARE NOW PAYING Three Per Cent ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS, INTEREST COMPOUNDED EVERY SIX MONTHS THE CYGNET SAVINGS BANK CO. Since 1899 Member Federal Deposit In.s'urance Corporation Two Convenient Offices O o REMEMBER-No Service Charge Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1958 H. J. HE NZ COMPANY You Know lf's Good Bee ouse IFS Heinz BOXVLING GREEN, OHIO PITTSBURGH, PA Have Flowers-Will Sell CENTRAL TIRE SERVICE Goodyear Tires HOUSE OF FLOWERS CLAY AT NORTH MAIN PHONE 32421 248 NORTH MAIN PHONE 31045 BOWLING GREEN, OHIO The Lorraine Oil Company Sunoco Products THE LION STORE John Deere Farm Machinery Phone 6801-Phone 2673 1006 North Main Bowling Green, Ohio Specializing In Sports Wear CII' STYLE CENTER BIGELOW MUSIC SHOPPE Everything Musical 126-130 East Wooster' Phone 3-7303 Exclusive Representative of Jensen Products Congratulations to the Class of '58 Bowling Greenis Oldest Furniture Store Wood County Furniture Co., Inc. 157 Nonth Main Street Bowling Green, O. HOME OXVNED AND OPERATED TASTEE-FREEZ DRIVE-IN 1040 N. MAIN ST. Cones, Sunflaes, Malts, Sliakes Cold Drinks Ample Parking Space DEBBIE THIEBAUT, age 8, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thiebaut of 203 Haskins Street. is one among the many young girls and boys who enjoy playing the accordion. The uc- cordion is rated very high as a recreational instru- ment due to its size. It can add to the life of any party, is adaptable to church music and can also take its place in a dance band or ensemble. SPRATTS Trial-Rental plan enables you to rent an accordion for a period of 6 weeks to test your child's music ability. For complete details on how you can have a complete accordion educa- tion in the hand of capable instructors, call . . . A pl Q ll I 'S ' 4 3 2 ..., xv ' , -' A .,,. , 7 ' - ' f SPRATT ACCORD ON CENT Rf! 130 E. WASHINGTON STREET BOWLING GREEN, OHIO Congratulations fo The Class of '58 Cla-Ze! Theatre ,MRJUNJ MO Ji. Portage Drive-In Lyric Theatre NX? NFGNZHZSZ ARMSTRONG CIRCUIT, INC. uk Tr-:E CONKLIN-JUNE oo. Ford Sales and Service 921 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 35361 BOVVLING GREEN, OHIO i' WVU are proud to furnish the FORD Training Car for the Driver Education course at BGHS. Compliments of Rowiireg Green Equipment Co SCHOOL AND CHURCH FURNITURE Best Wfishes To The Class of ,58 LYN N E'S PASTRI ES 20:3 N. MAIN PHONE 7811 Delicious Pizza Pie Baked To Order Eat Here or Carry Out CALL 4315 For Prompt Service 4 P.M. to Midnite Sun. thru 4 P.M. to 2 A.M. Fri. and Sat Broske's Pizza Shop 522 East Wooster Z 7fm'W'? ff , , W f Q, ,, , ww We Look out, fellas-ii might blow up! Z l : ll l l 1 1 1 i-iii ' Congratulations and Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS or '58 from l el I I I I I I I I HYDRAULIC DIVISION YOUNG SPRING Cr WIRE CORPORATION 500 Lehman Avenue Bowling Green, Ohio Manufacturers of L 0 Q 7 HYDRAULIC PRQDUCTS HYDRAULIC HOISTS POWER LQADERS PQWER GATES DUMP BODIES POWER PACKERS IF IT'S DHYBROOK -- IT'S DOUBLY DEPENDABLE I l nf 1 1 1 1 I PATRO NS Donald L. Shull Clinical Laboratory 124Vz S. Main Phone 5654 Shank's Radio and Television Service 628 Kenwood Phone 8234 Wood County Clinical Laboratory 920 N. Main Phone 34582 Roberts Fine Foods Inc. E. Washington Phone 30801 Wood County Realty Co. 133 West Wooster Phone 22181 Midwest Stamping Co. Napoleon and Lime Phone 35931 Klotz Flower Fann Napoleon Road Phone 33911 Bowling Green Lions' Club Ca:ln's Marcelle Potato Chips Co., Inc. Napoleon Road Phone 22391 University Dairy University Dairy Bar 531 Ridge Street Phone 5385 Mills' Iewelry 188 South Main Phone 6001 B. G. Mirror Works 123-125 South Church Phone 6751 Donna's Beauty Salon 532 East Wooster Phone 7834 Beyerman and Boileau Insurance 133 West Wooster Phone 22181 Monty's Beauty Shope 131 West Wooster Phone 22611 Northgate Restaurant North Dixie Highway Phone 8500 Kinney's Market Portage, Ohio Findlay Printing Co. Hal Hursh, Representative Portage Frozen Foods Lockers Portage, Ohio Winton Hardware Portage, Ohio In Town Motel 317 N. Main Zero Food Locker L. A. Pretz and Claude Weaver Home Laundry and Dry Cleaners 166 W. Wooster Phone 22981 Young Memorial 408 W. Wooster Phone 7171 Young's Gift and Art Shop 156 N. Main Phone 32491 Service Beauty Shop 426V2 E. Wooster Phone 7833 Fred F. Groscop, General Contractor 231 S. Church St. Phone 37892 Glenn Beard Seed Farm Portage, Ohio Republican Press 134 E. Wooster Phone 5721 Long's 1-Hour Cleaners 228 North Main Phone 38212 University Cleaners 150 S. Main Phone 5431 Roger's Drugs and Camera Shop 135 N. Main Phone 5941 Klever's Iewelry Store 121 N. Main St. Phone 36691 StraWser's Iewelry Store 115 N. Main St. Phone 6403 Upton's Drive-In 1029 N. Main St. Phone 3-0854 Shedron's Wrecker and Texaco Service 249 S. Main St. Phone 6251 F Elf ' il 3 ifr- I-I E4 il L 1 .. YT, .f A L' JM: 131 'ma .sewn was-:.wf',wm:au1ann.eec:.1lr.n 1 1 MV'mi1MMYn1fl , .. ..:.- .L ' ' 65.45 V1.3 1:32 '-'1E2sQ'if'-,i'L-ffm, ..f'3!ci'X2fexlEE5!tliv7'EHlL:HSMEu lfliiimif , ,:,., .M no. '72 9e7Ef4'fm J x r hifi . Q ,, , nz!!! -' 4-55