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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1959 volume:

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During these years many iunior classes have appreciated your assistance as their advisor. 2 FRANCIS JONES Keep your fears to yourself, but share your courage with others. - Basketball I, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Rifle Club I,2, Varsity Club 2,3,4. LOWANNE JONES I hate boys, they irritate me, l love to be irrftatedf' - Buckeye Girls' State 3, Chorus I, Chemistry Club 3, Justameres 3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Board Member 2, Leaders Club 2,3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Hi Echo Staff l,2,4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 3, Jr. National Honor Society I, Scarlet Parrot Staff 4, Thespians 3,4, Wood County National Honor Society 3. SALLY JUNE We must eat to live and live to eat. - Chorus I,2,4, Chemistry Club 3, Bobbie Bobcot 4, FNA 3,4, Justameres 3, GAA 2,3,4, Board Member 3, Leaders Club 3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Pin Girl 3, Basketball All-Stars 2,3, Hi Echo Stafl 3, Library Staff I. JUDY KALE Always talking, full of fun, she brings ioy to everyone. - Intra- murals 2,4, GAA 2,4, Hi Echo Staff I,4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 3, Rec Council 4, Pep Club 4, FHA l,2,3,4, Sec, I, County Officer 2. 'M 4-9-4 V-1 pg- English ss s Helped fs KE P' f ' Young fellow Serious or carefree 3,4, Chemistry Club tromurals 2 3 4 Pin Prom Comm. 3 Jr 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Scarlet THOMAS KALTENBACH will b young fellows Jr Sr Prom Comm 3 CAROLYN KEEFE as the situation demands Ban I2 Chorus I 2 3 Justameres 2 GAA 234 Leaders Club 234 In Girl 3 Basketball AllStars 2 Hi Echo Staff 4 Jr Sr National Honor Society I Rufle Club I Rec Council Parrot St ff I Moth Club 4 Vice Pres 4 Pep Club 4 MARY KONOPKA Music has cost its spell, in her soul it will always dwell. - Announcement Crew 4, Band l,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Chorus I,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 3, Hi Echo Staff 2,3,4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 3, Jr. National Honor Society I. GRETA LAMBERT One of the greatest pleasures of life is laughter. - Commercial Club 4, FHA I,2, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 3. Table of Contents F Avi 1 rs G 'P f 1 rx L' A11 HQ, A fl K -.Vo ' - ff' 1 E2. ' xx 7' 115, Mr. Gibbon of his k Q- ... www '4Wi'i8 ' Alma Mater Howl To Thee our deor old Hugh School ScorleT ond The Groy Forr To us obove oll oThers Homoge now we poy Song of love ond loyolTy Now we roise To Thee Ever moy our glor linger In our memory. We Thy sons ond doughters Ever To be True Loyolty ond deep devoTuon Ever be Thy due Song of love ond loyolty Now we roise To Thee Ever moy Thy glory linger In our memory. pledge Thee I 9 ln Review a 1 sectional trophy sure looks sharp to The boys, A L'- e e ,ms xg, 4 5 ' Spring B9 Winter 5 This scene got a lo? of laughs in The Senior Play We Were Busy This Year fe it ,A ' Jil' 4-eil. if f i '- '2-'xiifhz r ii N ' Daryl Knouss intently watching the gcme. Copen downed. Student teacher, Mr, Woodings, 9iVeS lost minute instructions. Min. J'-.Q Pandemonium after the sectional Emily, Arlene ond Judy getting some Break it up, Shemer. tournament. nourishment. Govino escorting Janet, the Athletic Couch Moyers giving Credit where Credit Marcia Ohly leading the bunny hop at Queen, to lwr throne. is due ut tlw Athletic Btmfwfgt, the prom. 6 X. Q 'COUNCIL or' Q THE C-O95 , 1 A, : 94 L A-ull fha T an r-- 4- C 2 1 W ' 4 CLASSES W Q 1 4 J ' gb ,gg in 5 , .. K yy' A ,.. M 0 1 W! W , ,us 1X Senior Class Officers FIRST ROW: Toni Pastorek, Secretary, Jim Maurer, President, Betty Hursh, Councilman SECOND ROW: Bill Morgan, Treasurer, Bill Laflerfy, Vice President, John Keyser, Councilman FIRST ROW: Pam Heimbauglw, Councilman, Judy Ross, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Malinda Shuck, secretary SECOND ROW: Dick Caufman, Vice President, Karen Monroe, President, Bob Maurer, Councilman rg Sophomore Class Officers J' Junior ' Class Officers My l , - ' . J. 6 u, NIV FIRST ROW: Saundra Avery, Vice President, Brenda Wilson, Councilman, Barb Hursh, Secretary SECOND ROW: Barry Capen, Cauncilmang Roger Vail, President, Jim Swigart, Treasurer Freshman Class Officers FIRST ROW: Carolyn Weger, Treasurer, Warren Wanklernan, President, Kohann Hargesheirnex Secretary SECOND ROW: Jay Johnson, Vice Presidenl, John Cheefwood, Councilman, Wendell Creps, Councilman I. The Class of '59 as Seniors Juniors Sophomores Junior High Cur Motto Was eard Often MIRIAM ADAIR Mim Hails from Scott High ,- non- temperous redhead THOMAS AINSWORTH Tom Rods a '57 Chevy - enioys bowling and women - fre- quents women's clothing shop for work PATRICIA ANDERSON Pat Some of that Kentucky accent still shows - IOO dollars richer - she's the lucky one in our class NINA BAKER Active in church work - has c reserved parking place in front of Young's Memorial SANDRA ADKINS Sandy Makes friends easily when square dancing - is wicked when seated at a typewriter SHARON AMOS ls a micro-midget racing car fan - likes working in a restaurant where she can meet new people RICHARD ANUSKIEWICZ Dick 'Zorro' - is often seen in the foreign bug -- is seen stand- ing by the quarry holding a 7 iron, exclaiming . . . SHARON BANKEY Studied so hard all last sum- mer that she started her Senior year as a Frosh at BCSU - enioys driving her little Nash Rambler PAUL BARNES Glides on clouds through all classes - writes with great minuteness -- has K.P. duty at the Wagon Wheel WILLIAM BLAIR Bill Tops in football and wres- tling - a little accent from Arizona, but 'Antione' is happy here - hopes to fly a iet some day ARLENE BOILEAU Has an enormous amount of school spirit - likes everyone and everything - advisor to the lovelorn JUDITH BULLIS Judy Craves square dancing and good movies - has oodles of freckles Action, Action Is Qur Line ax- A .. , may .2 ',. :.s1:-:- i O 6 0 DAVID BERCAW Dave Wicked with a bowlin' ball - came from Lima in his Junior year - habitually solicits for library permits JAMES BLASER Jim Numerous ideas - hi-fi and ham radio - engineering at Ohio State is for this man MARGARET BRACKNEY Peg BGHS's Esther Williams --- leads a double life in BIB. and Port Clinton JENE CAIN Hi-fi, tape recording, modern jazz and art enthusiast - spends Christmases in Florida O 0 O LARRY CANFIELD Basketball and golf are his sports - quiet, but you al- ways know he's there - likes women GARY CARPENTER Comes from a large family - will be a carpenter when he grows up HUSTON CHAPMAN Burly Big Burr -- six foot four - basketball and golf man - would like to meet Michael Anthony on a business basis RICHARD CLARKE Dick A car for every occasion - deals in army surplus 9 i We re the Class of LARRY CAPRIOTTI Cap During football and basket- ball secson, they couldn't do without 'Cap' - ornery, even at golf MARY ANN CARR Mac Has wanted to be a nurse since she has been o little girl - makes her own clothes on inspiration NANCY CLARK One lump ahead of us all - back to Miami in the fall - twirls a mean baton SARA COOK Works ten times harder than anyone on the yearbook - does surprising and shocking things DANIEL COOKE Don Really a stor on the basket- boll team in his senior year - eflicient in on unorgan- ized way RICHARD DRURY Dick Maitre Corbeou - hates col- lege boys but will soon be one NANCY ELLSWORTH Cramming science so as to be a hospital technician - sweet ROGER FARVER Active in youth groups - seen in ci local department store during working hours Our Spirit Has Engulfed Q O 0 EMILY COOPER Tights and pointed shoes - pretty as a picture DAVE ECKLE Tried his hand ot basketball this year - he'll just lie and watch the crops grow JUDITH EMDE Judy Wild in her younger days but is becoming domesticated now DENNIS FILLINGER 5-4-3-2,1 Blast oftl Has an interest in Weston - takes pride in his green Stud . . . Bowling Green Hi h School LLOYD FITE Rough if you face him on a bowling team - plans a fu- ture in the army JILL FREASE Would make an attrac- tive model - should write an autobiography ROBERT GARRETT Bob Makes passes lfor the fool- ball teami - lO'9-8-7-6- . . . Miss Firel ETHEL GREEN Used as model for IBM elec- tronic brain - sweets for sweet MARY JANE FORBUSH Came to us from Libbey two years ago - possibly a ca- reer in the WACS JAMES FRENCH Jim Dislikes certain basketball refs and Clay High - coaches will miss him - usher JUDY GRAHAM Interested in psychology - likes to gab with people - on the ball MARIANNE GREEN A beautiful voice - has a soft spot for dogs and people - looks good in o Lincoln We Will Never Forget BARBARA GRINDSTAFF Barb Remembered for playing the beguiling Cleopatra -- reads extensively - enjoys stock car racing NICKY HALL Elvis Presley of our class - frequents the Rec. Hall with his fancy steps ,' ..,Ag'. .rt ' rl ,- - y , he .cv Tffi fit-. -4, -v '. ,gy-V. wr CARYL HANNA Sweet words from her grande bouche - chip oft the old block - future mem- ber of the intelligencia DOROTHY HARMAN Long toll Dot likes to dance - is often seen styling her friends' hair tm Si 1 JULIA GROSCOP Jan Seems to have time for everything - rarely seen in her seot during assemblies ELIZABETH HAMMER Liz Always looking for adven- ture - sometimes found in unexpected places - lovable VERNON HANSEN Joining the western craze - he likes to rod fcst Jin his Pontiacl LINDA HEERMHER Loves tc ride - to Bradner - unforgettable giggle 0 O 6 ROBERT HEYMAN Bob Staunch supporter of the automobile business - can be spotted a mile away in his sharp clothes BONNIE HOUSHOLDER Enioys learning about other countries through her pen pals - collects foreign dolls DALE JONES Has a small southern accent - a little farm house for two would be nice in the future JACK JONES Studies like mad - known for his informative comments in class Our Fabulous Jr.-Sr. Prom . 4? 7' swim RAYMOND HILLARD Ray Always manages to say the right thing at the wrong time - authoritative BETTY HURSH Rocket Ruth did it - only girl with a letter sweater and the Queen likes it GORDON JONES Gordy Likes the marvelous invene tion, the radio - l1GS a radiant smile STANTON JONES Stan Long, fall Stanton with the famous Janes smile - to the disappointment of many he intends to be a bachelor Our Freshman Christmas Part JACQUELINE JUNE Jackie Life is all mapped out as a nurse-marriage is the final destination RAYMOND KIDD Ray Knows all the war tales - iust ask him sometime - va riety of interests include a good gun collection DIANA KITHCART Songs, dances, languages, and plays tell Diana's story - our leading lady - dreams of her name in lights LARRY KOHN There never was a saint with red hair - Larry sees the Air Force in his crystal ball Q Q Q JOHN KEYSER Man with a classical music mind - Moose is a good one man show lhuh, Doc?l MARILYN KINNEY Likes cars lstationwagonsl - one from the thriving metropolis lPortagel - ex- emplifies the best qualities in everyone DARYL KNAUSS Man of high ideals - mouse- keteer - possesses stick-to- itiveness BERNARD KRAUSS Usually seen with a camera - is ready to record any news for the Parrott'French and Spanish spark his speech 6 O WILLIAM LAFFERTY Bill A man with dilierent ideas - good for o lot of laughs DAVID LASHAY Dave Union man lat BGSU that ish - o say-little boy CAROLE LEWIS Plans to work in an office - also marriage is near for Carole NANCY LOVE Worked to sell many Hi Echas - has the personality that makes a good nurse . eemed Like Only Yesterday 49' MARGARET LAHEY Peg Slow and easy going - but has already caught her man CAROL LEMMERBROCK Musicolly inclined - a nurse's cap will adorn her strawberry blonde hair GAVINO LLANAS As the saying goes, small but mighty - a great person to know and to have for a friend DELBERT LOW Helps his father, as a car- penter - but would make a good mechanic SARA MANNHARDT Sally Probably will be No. one sailboat ond Oldsmobile racer in the world - world traveler, no doubt - will re- ceive her MRS degree in college JAMES MAURER Jim Football letterman with a lot of go-go-go - has many in- terests including the oppos- ing sex ROBERT MERCER Bob Ambition combined with a professional appearance - lends o helping hand MICHAEL MINNICH Mike Was a plain clothesman in the pork during the summer - known for his crude re- marks - artist We Will Remember Our X ,s O O 0 REBECCA MARCH Becky Becky and the rest of the student body make up the two cheering sections ot ball games - unforgettable - hos fun at all times SHARON McCONNELl. Takes her cue from Vogue and Glamour - likes to have people around FRANK MILES Likes fast cars like his green Buick - distinctive - will head for Mexico in o few years WILLIAM MORGAN Bill Responsibilities are his inter- ests and he has o great many of them - holds the salt shaker for student council 9 O O SALLY MUSSER Once wore a Homecoming crown - her face beams ct school octivities CAROLE NEWMAN Petite, tres petite - bears the brunt ot many iokes - Idget PEGGY NYCUM Joined us from Titiin in our Junior year - shocked every- one in her iunior year with that haircut DOROTHY OTT Dottie Lou Jumps high for o certain guy - good sport at the slumber party Sophomore Clean-up Jobs iv' if ,gig 5. 3 PRISCLLLA MUTCHLER Dunbridge original -- intro- duced a new kind of danc- ing to the JuniorASenior Prom BARBARA NIETZ Barb She flys, drives, or walks os long as she finds adven- ture - in spite of some oc- cidents she's during MARCIA OHLY Sutters from cleptomania lsnowmen, goal morlcers slips, etcfi - hailed fron Rocky River - gross amount of spirit for ony activities NANCY PALMER American Bondstond fol- lower - wants to go to beauty culture school ond then get morried Our Junior Projects Helped . . . ANTOINETTE PASTOREK Toni All around sport - gets good practice in coaching - would make a good politician THOMAS PFEIFER Tom ls interested in anything to do with cars - has become a crazy bowler - Air Force would be a good idea for him CAROL ANN RAGAN Will be the right hand to a doctor after training - likes reading and also fishing in Conado RICHARD RIDLEY Dick Eats, sleeps and drinks foot- ball - motivates '54 Ford MARCIA LEE PECK Has nimble Hngers on the ivory keys - helps keep her wardrobe up to date with her talents JERRY PROWANT Likes to work on cars - '54 Oldsmobiles are the best - doesn't like to be called 'Maverick' SHERRILYN RAIDY Sherry Prima Donna of BGHS - tops in latest fashions - frequents talent shows with a song or dance RICHARD RINE Dick Pontiacs and foreign cars are lavorites - the Navy, work and college are included in his hopes . . . Finance Many Good Times SHARON RUTLEDGE Seen often, but heard sel- dom - skilled in the culinary arts BARBARA SAUTTER Barb Especially talented in writing short stories -- loves sports - inserts humor in her reports - will head toward Florida to assist a doctor RICHARD SCHWIND Dick Drives a green '52 Chevy - likes cars, cottle, farming, and long sideburns - Na. l farm pest destroyer LINDA SEELIG Future is in the hands of the profs - likes food of all kinds rv 5 a P Q DONALD SARVER Don Future from the land - strengthens the wrestling tebm ROGER SCHNEIDER Has a maroon Stud - plan- ning on General Motors in- stitute - Mr. Skibbie's guinea Pig LYNN SCOTT An unusual personality - works with college girls - will attend the higher in- stitution of learning in our town RONALD SHANER Ron Likes all sports - is a flirt - maybe wishes he were two years behind in school We Close Our Senior Year . . . SANDRA SHANKS Sandy Will study elementary educa- tion at BGSU - sweet and lovely THOMAS SHEFFLER Tom Seen around in a sharp '56 Chevy and hood boots - Wyatt - is the l56 pounder for the wrestling team - has loads of school spirit GERALD SMITH Jerry Leans toward the sports - baseball and swimming - likes church activities and the 4'H Club LOIS STARRlCK Likes to have a good time with other seniors or teen- agers - is nimble with a thimble - X-ray chemical school in Cleveland CARL SHAW The partner for the trip to Alaska in a panel truck - likes his '5l Chevy rag top - often found in the motor end of the car shop ANNA SIMONDS Ann Small but you know she is around - can gab all the time - is an lrish washer- woman for Miss Jisa JANET SMITH Gifted with musical ability - possesses a very friendly voice and o cheery smile - can get along with anyone LARRY STEBLETON Steb is his nickname but Sports is his middle name - a woman's man - tackle for the basketball team TEVON STIMMEL Likes music, drama, and people - hopes to get mar- ried and maybe attend col- lege - likes to have cats around CAROLYN STONER Sings and plays the organ and the piano - hopes to work and then attend Bible school DALE STOVER Will travel a long distance in a panel truck to the 49th state - drives a big black bird CHARLES SZABO Chuck Interested in anything that has an engine - a profes- sional on roller skates Being Proud to Say PHILIP STOCKTON Phil One of a group of four who always have something up their sleeves - originated hleroglyphics DAVID STOOTS Dave Likes school sports, especially track - detests homework but is planning to go into accounting at BGSU PEG SWARTZ Fast hunt and peck system - nurses training at Mercy Hospital - enioys the other sex SUE TRIGGS Enjoys holding the gavel for Tri-Hi-Y - sincere as any girl can be - Nurse Triggs, please O O O THOMAS VANCE Torn Cars - cars - cors - - and more cars BETTY WATSON Hopes to be o nurse or a doctors assistant but per hops the Womens Amr Corps for Betty SUSAN WHITEHEAD ue Wall study at Ohio Wesleyan loves to sew doll eyes QQ Q 9 if We re the Class of NOT PICTURED CARL GARBER WAYNE GARVEY Expert on sports statustucs Napoleon type haircut stubborn sports cor enthusiast 26 BETTY WACHTER Likes housework and office work - dislikes all sports, ex- cept football DAVID WHITE Dove Specuflc down to the lost de tall Rohm Hood LARRY ZIMMERMAN Enloyed playlng football transistor llstener happy smne 1 WQP' P NY we 2 Burly Chapman? ...J S. ii .. r ,. ,yu ,yi P wi 5 Sara Foofe's Party Danny Caoke - Junior High days -472. A..-4' -mfg L aa-ul , , . 5. Y Y-s Jill Frease, Caryl Hanna, Jan Groscop, Saundra Avery, Sally Mannhardt, Sue Whitehead, and Emily Cooper with 6 '- Q? GI'g -- Phil S7ock7on and Vern Hansen iss , A 1 I ' w , J i o 'IPQQYA :N v i 1 . i n, 4, if . ' , 9 I 5: 11' iw fx li -f :ge Ton Sstorek and Jim Blaser culling up at a party my I 3 5125. 'lidbrl li l xii nuff 1 2 l 1 QR, Sue Whifehead and Marcig Ohly 'living if up June's feet, Barb Niefz in d and . . , theres Becky The Class of '60 As: iThis space reserved for future useh Oar! Juniors Sophomores Junior High Judy Aldrich Judy Armbruster Carol .Io Austnn Gary Austm Saundra Avery Elarne Beaverson Larry Beckford Walter Beeker Charlene Belleville Chrlstme Berlln Duck Bostdorf Judy Box Nancy Boyd Roger Boyer Pat Brown Dorlene Bullrs Sue Bunn Barb Burdick Carlene Burns Barry Capen Nancy Carpenter Linda Challen Bob Charlton Pam Cheetwood Bob Chnsm Sam Clapp Rodney Clark Darlene Clarke Nancy Coates Dave Cook Frank Crusa Bob Cunningham Carolyn Cunningham Dallas Dean Dorothy Derr Sydney Doane Judy Doehrmg Dave Dugan Helen Dukes Carol Eley Jane Engle Carol Farkas Jam Feller Carl Fuller Judy Goebel Coauette Gokey Allen Green Jamce Greenfield Jane Gross Tom Gundlach John Hall Duck Hamllton Barbara Hansen Phll Hargeshelmer H-nw' 1' har 67- 'Q ' My wp' Q- emu.-we j akll 52 'N 41-9 .Ji 44346 'Nw ll Vs its Q- .X .., 'E' Bs Rf we ,F 'CN kr: 1 ass of 60 Charles Harper David Hedges Carol Helms Mabel Hendrucks Duck Henning Judy Hespe Barbara Hrnesman Marlene Hnnesman Jerry Hopkins Barbara Hursh Linda Hutton Carol lrvln Joyce Jameson Tom Jennings Doris Johnson Janet Jones Jlm June Diane Kane Tom Kennedy Randa Klnne Sharon Kohn Roy Korn um Krabnll ue Lahman rm Lambert ue Landwehr Janet Lashuay .hm Lashuay Judy LeGalley Cathy Lelchty Charlotte Leuchty Pot Leldner Sue Lenmgruber Bull Lemmerbrock Sharon Llndower Ray Llanas Karen Lockmnller Larry Mansfleld Prrsculla Markey Bruce Martnn Jam McCoy Malsle McMan Mlke Mendleta Sandra Mlchaelrs Joan Miller Joyce Morgart Jnm Mossbarger Gayle Munn Joan Murlxn Ron Ncetz Tom Norms Fellclta Ollvarez Sharon Pannlng Tom Parlssan J ner K x f 'Q--3 L. 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G. 1:- l Q..- ps 1 'Q by N-fr Q Class of '60 The Class of '6 I Ass fThis space reserved for future use J Freshmen Sophomores Ruth Allison Troyl Anderson George Anderson Roy Anderson Jomes Andricks Lolo Boker Andrea Avery Betty Bollord Wllmo Boumon Cindy Berry John Berry Jolynn Bloxr Borboro Boehme Mory Bolles Dovid Book Roymond Bressler Mary Byrd Donold Copriotti Rlchord Coufmcn Thomas Chopmon Borboro Christy Dovud Clingo Sondro Close Forror Cobb Judith Coe Frclnces Collins Dole Comstock Joyce Cooper Chorlotte Cordy Leona Cottermon Lindo Cummings Froncis Doutermon Lindo Decker Sondro DeSmith Corcl Dille Pot Dille Dcrvld Donley Shoron Dotts Blythe Drain Jeff Dye Joy Edrnon Donold Ellsworth Judith Escodor Sue Finch Jeonne File Jim Fitzwoter Eugene Foster Lorry Foster Bob Fox Elsie Fronlc Robbie Gibson Lindo Hcbel Jim Holl Ronald l-loll jwtx buf' lx 'QMS' Q9 U3 l 'E' 2 Q, . 7 i' 1' . it I M af - ,C Q' I ,V vs i 3 3 Ah- 15X ii fe Q: ,. 1' fu 'C' 1. R: A wa, av ,Q ig Class of '6I Dave Hamblin Richie Harms Jim Haskins Pam Helmbaugh Cecelia Helwig Fred Hendricks Ann Heyrnan Sharon Heyrnan Ruth Hurnburg Dan Hottinger Carolyn Howe Scottie Huntington Cheryl ller Carolyn Jacobs Dale Jennings Joanne Jim son Fran Jones Lowanne Jones Sally June Jim Kaetzel Judy Kale Torn Koltenbach Carolyn Keefe Greta Lambert Mary Konoplca Jim Kennedy Penny Leady Jim Leichty Marlene Lmderneyer Sally Lit Ieton Ge rge Lonchar Dan Long Dave Lowe Barbara Malone Bob Maurer Charlotte MCKIHDIS D ug McKnight Barb Mercer Greg Miles Connie Moore Torn Moore James Moore Karen Monroe Adrian Murphy Shirley Murphy Barbara Munn Ted Munn Caroline Myerholtz Janet Myerholtz Susan Nearing Patricia Neifer Diane Nelson Torn Newby Karen Nielson Ni r b'X me Q, K I .3 in .nr-t, .ibfn - Q, , -tj fx r as vs- ' 4. 5' 'rs . 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QL-I I 'f' W X .Ly , ' F . s f Class of '62 as: CThis space reserved for future use.J Freshmen Nettle Akers Carol Allen Charles Amos Charlene Alberts Robert Atkun Sharon Barker Duck Beaupre Lee Beckford Michael Belleville Danny Blarr Louus Blankenhorn Nancy Bowen Dave Boggs Ronald Book John Bcrtel Mary Bostclorff Bob Bower Gerald Brown Vuckne Brown Gary Brotherton Bull Brogan Duane Brlghom Jerry Brigham Lynn Brrghom Bob Bressler Rae Bullls Wilma Jean Bullrs Barney Burns Connie Buslnger Francls Byonsku Floyd Chamberland John Cheetwood Susan Cobb Susan Combs Jnrn Cooke Wendell Creps Glee Cunnlnghom Janet Cunnungham om Decker Sam Dewyer Duck Dlxlon Ann Dunnlpoce Charles e Bull Fearnslde John Flle Harold Frless Carolyn Gamble Sue Gamble Norman Geer Sharon Gengey Waller Greenfleld Beverly Groslean Mike Halleck Brenda Hamilton iff 'SC -ug--. la,-f ax 1 fi' A .A W 'T' In 91 f y 1 xJ 'Lu 1-w r , x l , la ' l'1wr'. l' ,pv- ,0- 7- .,4' H-111 .IPUVIS ff:-I - .1 1 37 Ll A Class rv... 1 it BLA Q10 QP? 'E Gr A 2 of '62 Susan Hang Kohann Hargesheumer Judy Harmon Terrle Harmon Nancy Hennlng Paula Heptlnger Martun Heyman Cathy Hott Doug Householder Doug Jacobs Mlruam Jameson Jnm Jlcha Janet Johnson Jay Johnson Duane Jorgensen Nancy June Tony Kaufman Ronme Kern Sharon Klatz Llnda Knauss Dan Krablll Dennls Krebs Paul Ladd Sue Lambert Jan Landwehr Anna LeBay Doug LeGalley Lewis Lemmerbroclc Patricia Lohrnann Chester Loose Tom Lowell Becky Luce David Martin Eugenia Martin Janet McBean Don McNutt Ron McNutt Kay Meagley Judy Mellatt Mary Merrill Sheryl Mertz Dennis Metzler Joan Mlnnac Sherry Mudd Terry Murbach Betty Murphy Sheryl Myers Larry Newman Douq Obee Melinda Ollvarez Linda Osborn Ron Parks Dave Patterson Tom Perkuns wif 'V gg XQX 'Y' : .ph- be .Q EX t SGQ-u as-we 1 an 15' Tv dl JF S-, S515 Q-. 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Class of 63 ROW 'I - Ron Triggs Vernon Vick Leonard Wagner Bob Walker Danny Walters Jerry Watson Mike Weger John Williams Don Woodward Jerry Yates Pam Yeager Rachel Yohe Kristen Farkas ROW 3 - Howard Anderson Evelyne Johnson Tom Lambert Paul Miller Janet Nixon Class of '63 Connie Woessner ROW 2 - Blain White, Doug White, Wanda Munn i i 1 42 ROW 1 - Jack Abbott, Candy Adams, Doug Adams, Terry Amos, Lynn Apple, Karen Avery, Gary Baker, Ted Barber ROW 2 - Craig Barr, Charlene Bassitt, Dennis Beaverson Sarah Berry John Blinn Cheryl Block Roger Boggs Carol Bortel ROW 3 Mike Bortel Charles Bostdorft Gloria Bowen Greg Bowers Mary Bower Mike Bowers Steven Bowman Sue Boyer ROW 4 Jeanne Braun Donna Bressler Becky Brim Fred Bioadfoot Tom Brokamp Jim Brotherton Frank Brown Georgia Brown ROW 5 Sue Brown Beatrice Burdick Connie Burris Jay Cain Harriett Campbell Barb Canfield Shirley 0 1 L Carpenter, Karen Carr ROW 6 - Ron Chapman, Myrtle Close, Ronnie Cookson, Sharon Cookson, Annelie Corapi, Margaret Cordy, Bonnie Cunningham Danny Dean ROW 7 Bobby Dahms Floyd Dean Steve Dewyer Ronnie Dllle David Donley Bob Drury Terry Dulaney Steve Dunn ROW 8 Sharon Eagle June Engle Shirley Engle Pat Ernsthausen .lohn Eschedor Leslye Esdale Steve Essnnger Gay Euler ROW 9 Doug Falls Dany Far ringer Terry Farver Bob Feller Bob Froks Richard Frank Sharon Frazier Kathy Freeburn with 1054 N K, S Class of 64 Q- f ' 'V' C, r f ' - ' , toos lg A K' QQ N, P of New Y A 15, - ' X x E ' V 43 . 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Q Paul Thiebaut Ann Thompson Tom Torrey Myra Vail Mark Valentine Jim Volker Dick Walker Gary Weaver Bonnie Williams Wray Williams Lynn Wingerter Jim Wise Gerry Whitacre ROW 3 - Karen White Tommy White Nancy Wright Gary Wulft Steve Yates Joanne Yenouer Janice Youmans Carol Young ROW 4 - Sheryl Sharon Lossman Richard Royer Tari Scholler Fred Moon ROW 5 - Susan Burgoon Susan Pratt Class of '64 ROW 2 - Donna Weeks, Hal Wickham, Vicky Wilcox, Zelgler, Bill Zelman, Ann Zimmerman, Ferrell Miller, 46 ACTI ITIES Hi Echo Business and Editorial Staffs Met S3 Jan Groscop Business Manager i' Wt'-an-,, Sara Cook Editor Whitehead Jr. High Subscription Staff FIRST ROW: Phyllis Panning, Janet Sawdy, Connie Woessner, Andrea Newman, Delores Burton SECOND ROW: Gay Lynn Euler, Janet Perkins, Doug Gaines, Scott Sievert, Janet Maurer, Leiland Gaines FIRST ROW: Becky March, Judy Graham, Sara Cook, Emily Cooper SECOND ROW: Sally Mannhordt, Liz Hammer, Larry Capriotti, Marcia Ohly, Lynn Scott, Marianne Green, Nancy Ellsworth, John Hall, Sue Advertising Staff FIRST ROW: Karen Riker, Sandy Shanks, Pat Anderson, Jan Groscop, Sally Mannhordt SECOND ROW: Liz Hammer, Judy Graham, Barb Grindstaff, Becky March, Nancy Love, Barb Nietz Ev sits-es.-fist ei u. Deadlines QD Of Course We Did! Editorial Staff Sara Cook .... ...... E ditor Becky March . . . . Copy Editor Emily Cooper ........ Art Editor Judy Graham . Photography Editor Liz Hammer ..... Activities Editor Larry Capriotti ..... Sports Editor John Hall ........ Jr. High Editor Marianne Green .... Music Editor Sally-Mannhardt Sports Editor Phil Stockton ...... Faculty Editor Sue Whitehead . . . Features Editor Nancy Ellsworth . . Sr. Class Editor Lynn Scott .. Underclassmen Editor ,S Our thanks go to the photographers: -..M. Some of the editorial staff working to meet a deadline. Liz Hammer offers her Helen Dukes Tom Newby Bernie KVOWSSI suggestion as Emily Cooper, Becky March and Larry Capriotti listen Sara Cook, the typists. Janice Greenfield, Pam Cheet wood, Ann Simonds, and identifiers: Mary Bolles, Carol Dille, Linda Habel Priscilla Wickham, Carol Allen. I l editor, is occupied with other business. Sr. High Subscription Staff Cindy Berry making a payment to Ann Dunipace for a Hi Echo FIRST ROW: Becky March, Nancy Love, Jan Groscop SECOND Gamble, Nancy June, Marcia Ohly, Kohann Hargesheimer, Pat Judy Mellott THIRD ROW: Ann Wohler, Peggy Wilson, Mary Sandy Shanks, Barb Grindstaft, Karen Riker ROW: Liz Hammer, Susan Anderson, Carolyn Fogle, Konopka, Ann Dunipace, Government by the Students, for the Students --nl I X Qdnr FIRST ROW: - Malindo Shuck, Pom Heimbough, Toni Pastorek, Creps, Wa rren Wankelman, Bill Lofterty, John Keyser, Bill B b Hursh, Brenda Morgan, Jim Swigort, Barry Capen, Roger Vail, John Cheetwood Kohann Horgesheimer, Carolyn Weger, or Wilson, Betty Hursh SECOND ROW: Jay Johnson, Wendell Student Council The governing body ot students in Bowling Green High School is its Student Council. With their sponsor, Mr. Gibbon, the members met on Thursdays through- out the year to work toward citizenship, sportsman- ship, and scholarship. The Freshmen ioined in this year to make a total ot twenty-tour elected class ofticers comprising the council. In the tall they started a new tradition by building a tloat tor the Home- coming tootball game. To boost school spirit a Pep Week, consisting of noon rallies, was held. ln January their Teens Against Polio assembly sparked a suc- cesstul drive tor funds, which netted more than double a previous year's record. As representatives ot the student body, their lab is to cooperate with students and faculty toward attaining a well-rounded school lite. , if WE' POUR 'get' z Lv- 'Q ' lf! VIRUS DISEA .2 Poi,-0 ARwI?f1:i,f Wt Vllwg Dysmsfs 1-9 r ARTHHKVIS BIRTH 0175675 Im 'll STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS HEADING MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE: Roger Vail, Toni Pastorek, Molinda Shuck, Dick Cautman FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Roth, Carol Young SECOND ROW: ROW: Shirley Engle, Beverly Bill Rothe, Keith Kaufman Tom Sockman, Elaine Jones, Jane Herbert, Gerald Oates, Darlene Schroeder THIRD McPheron, Carol Glenn, McDorina Jimison, 'b STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Bill Morgan, President, Betty Hursh, Secretary, Bill Lcifterty, Vice President, Jim Swigart, Treasurer Home Room Council The first semester the Home Room Council gave tive dollars to CARE instead of having the annual Christmas tree. They also gave a food basket, to which each homeroom contributed, to o needy family. During the second semester they worked on good citi- zenship and courtesy. Rec Council Promotes Recreation for Students 5 WY Tuesday night. 15,3 This scene, the kids doing the stroll, was not uncommon at the Rec Hall on The olificers this year were Arlene Boileau, President, Nancy Love, Vice President, Sally Mannhardt, Secretary, Bob Mercer, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Sally Mannhardt, Arlene Boileau, Nancy Love SECOND ROW: Bob Mercer, Linda Habel, Barb Hansen, Barb Burdick, Carolyn Keele, Cecelia Helwig, Kohann Hargesheimer, Judy Goebel, Sue Bunn, Ann Rutledge, Sally Lou Littleton 5i27liR5ifSrf. 5 -f ,. L f W - Q? Announcement Crew FIRST ROW: Sally Musser, Marianne Green, Caryl Hanna, Marcia Ohly, Lois Starrick SECOND ROW: Toni Pastorek, Mary Bolles, Bill Morgan, Stan Jones, Tom Sheffler, Janet Smith, Marcia Peck Our Service Groups Are to Be Commended Honor Roll Committee Emily Cooper, Burly Chapman, Sue Bunn, Lowanne Jones Not Pictured: Paul Ladd, Dick Caulman, Ronny Walker, Hugh Smith WJ Assembly Committee Ann Wohler, Bob Mercer, Greg Miles, Jim Cooke, Jan Gros- cop, and Judy Doehring Junior Red Cross SEATED: Sally Cross, Carrie Low, Rachel Yohe, Barbara Can- field, Linda Hoagland STANDING: Lynn Hallberg, Dennis Harper, Ronald Luce, Joyce Sheffer, Bonnie Cunningham 1 Libra ry Staff Mrs, Stockton Sandy Atkins, Elaine Beaverson, Barbara Boehme, Mary Bolles, Judy Bullis, Linda Challen, Carol Cobb, Joy Edman, Judy Emde, Barb Grindstafl, Betty Hursh, Carolyn Jacobs, Carol Lemmerbrock, Nancy Love, Becky March, Joan Murlin, Adrian Murphy, Susan Nearing, Sharon Rutledge, Sandy Shanks, Ann Simonds, Janet Smith, Lois Starrick, Sue Triggs, Priscilla Wickham, Sue Williams FIRST ROW: Bonnie Householder, Peg Swartz, Ethel Green. SECOND ROW: Judy Emde, Lois Starrlck, Betty Wachter THIRD ROW: Sharon Amos 8 14-f-. Commercial Club This club is open only to senior girls taking ottice practice and second year shorthand. lts purpose is to teach better business prac- tices. This year Commercial Club has been meeting in the homes of the members. Junior High Hall Monitors The Hall Monitors, under the able guid- ance of Mr. Morse, are important in the maintenance of good citizenship throughout the halls of the Junior High. Junior Hi h Bike Patrol FIRST ROW: Danny Dean, David Korn, Janice Straight, Phyllis Panning, Donna Hole, John Luce, Kevin Roper SECOND ROW: Raye Klopfenstein, Tom Stacy, Ronal Luce, Greg Shaw Scuence Club FIRST ROW Januce Youmans Bea truce Burduck Elaune Jones Muke Thomson Doug Garrett John Wul luams Muke Cookson SECOND ROW John Kennedy Davud Mulls Hal Wuckham Alan Harger Sally Campbell N a n c y Koppenhafer Sharon Cookson Cecelua Buchman Clyde Duckey Sheryl Kelly THIRD ROW Nada Austun Ann Mannhardt Barbara Keefe Lynn Hallberg Pam Yeager Paul Thuebault John Pres ton Davud Hendrucks Susan Cheek Junuor Hu h carlot Parrot Staff FIRST ROW Phyllus Pannung Janet Sawdy Duane Eckel Sally Campbell Beverly Long worth Pam Yeager SECOND ROW Davud Sorensen Jeanne Braun Deanna Jezuorow sku Becky Reed Colleen Rowell Bonnue Cunnungham Modern Dance Club Puts on Spectacular Show Thus year a Dance Club was or ganuzed by Mrs O'Janpa All seventh and eughth grade gurls were eluguble to loun The gurls began practuces un October for theur dance program, Moods un Dance, whuch was presented on March l3 un the hugh school gym The varuous moods portrayed were Gay, Sad, Proud, Mysteruous, Dreamy, Truumphant, and Happy A grand llnale done by the enture cast ot 63 gurls concluded the show Because of the supreme effort put forth by the lunuor hugh gurls and excellent lughtung provudecl by members of Justameres, the pro gram was o huge success 1- - 1 4 T fl ,141 T Q 'fffful' 1 ' ' it 3,5 1 K . 3,3 5 A 4 I I - , I I I ' , , , I , , I I T , 3 f 1 , u , , f , , 5 1 1 f , I I ' 1 , G. A. A. Sponsors Sports, Sportsmanship, and Style Show Individual interests are chal- lenged in GAA. Any Sophomore, Junior, or Senior girl is welcome to participate in her favorite sports. The GAA is under the guidance of Miss Barbara Jisa. This year's activi- ties included: a Homecoming Dance, a Style Show, a slumber party lit might be added that the day after will never be forgottenl, and a Sophomore welcome party. G A A Board STANDING: Karen Monroe, Outings, Marcia Ohly, Volleyball, Jo- linda Dahms, Treasurer, Brenda Wilson, Basketball, Sue Bunn, Secree tary, Peggy Walker, Soccer KNEELING: Sally Musser, Vice President, Dottie Lou Ott, President Not Pictured: Lowanne Jones, Historian Senior All Stars Caryl Hanna, Toni Pastorek, Marcia Ohly, Arlene Boileau, Dottie Lou Ott, Sally Mannhardt. Not Pictured: Becky March Junior All Stars Sue Bunn, Sandy Michaelis Barb Burdick, Barb Hursh Brenda Wilson, Kathy Shuck Not Pictured: Cathy Leichty Barb Hinesman Sophomore All Stars Penny Leady, Linda Habel, Barb Mer cer, Pam Heimbaugh, Carolyn Keete Sally June, Scotty Huntington, Not Pic- tured: Carol Dille Hockey FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Merrill, Carol Henderson, Kohann Hargesheimer, Linda Knauss, Linda Habel, Karen Myerholtz, Phyllis Johnson SECOND ROW: Jan Verduin, Mara Zumments THIRD ROW: Sally Lou Littleton, Charles Phillips, Barb Mercer, Barb Christy, Elsie Frank, Becky Luce, Mary Bostdortt, Karen Monroe Not Pictured: Gayle Johnson, Nancy June, Peggy Wil- son, Greta Lambert May Day Banquet - Last Event of G. A. .-V -V , The GAA Board Members and Miss Jisa before the banquet May Day, the highlight of the GAA, began at 6:00 p.m. in the B.G.l-l.S. cafeteria Dottie Lou led us in prayer after which dinner was served by the freshman girls The GAA presented a plaid wool blanket to Miss Jisa for her neurotic girls. Also Marianne Green led the girls in several of their favorite songs while the sophomores prepared the entertainment. Sweet Violets was sung by a Soptet, consisting of Carolyn Keefe, Barb Mercer, Barb Cristy, Penny Leady, Those receiving letters were Dottie Lou Ott, Toni Pastorek, Arlene Boileau, Betty Hursh and Sara Cook and Judy Sockman. At the finish the members were showered with violets. Next the girls enioyed a panto- mime of So You Think You've Got Troubles? by Scotty Huntington and Lowanne Jones. Amid much laughter the Senior Prophesy was presented. First awards were presented to those girls having earned 900 points and second awards to those with 1200. No one will forget the ceremony of initiating the new members or the final singing of the Alma Mater. Favors were given to the seniors by the Miss Jisa opening her present from all the sophomores. GAA girls. The seniors basking in their glory -4,,,,.,......---M .,.,-.-nav' . 197 A. Yea r A l L The Sopfet Basketball hamplons FIRST ROW Sue Whitehead Mary Ann Carr SECOND ROW Judy Sums Janet Jones Jolinda Dahms Brenda Wilson Barb Hursh Judy Sockman NOT PICTURED Sara Cook Badminton Champions Sophomores Carol Dille and Sally June Seniors Marcia Ohly and Toni Pasforek Juniors Brenda Wilson and Barb Hursh Volleyball All Stars FIRST ROW: Brenda Wilson, Marcia Ohly, Arlene Boileau, Barb Hinesman, Calhy Leichfy SECOND ROW: Sue Whitehead, Barb Harsh, Sue Bunn, Barb Burdick, Sharon Kohn 59 ' W Dramatlcs Demonstrations Head .lustameres FIRST ROW P Cheetwood T Stlmmel C Phtllpps S Trlggs S Musser D Klthcart S Kelly C Dllle M Bolles C Keefe SECOND ROW S DeSm1th B Grlndstaff N Coates S White a B March C Hanna H Dukes C Austln D Derr Done THIRD ROW S Raldy S Mlchealls R Hlmburg J Mellott R Harms J Murlln S Cook M Green J Groscop J Hall C flalt I CHARTER MEMBERS FIRST ROW B Krauss J Hall SEC OND ROW B Grlndstaff M Carr M Green B March THIRD ROW J Groscop Mr Todd advnsor D Knthcart 'I959 THESPIAN TROOP FIRST ROW T Gundlach B Krauss L Scott T Sheftler SECOND ROW J Groscop B Grmdstaft T Stemmel S Cook H Dukes M Bowles C Dllle D Krthcart S Musser THIRD ROW J H S Jones M Carr L Hammer M Green C Berlxn K Rlker FOURTH ROW B March Allen M Pfeufer M Byrd M Carr M Adalr FOURTH ROW B Wllson G Taylor A Rutledge S Landwehr P Slawson K Rlker S Jones C Berlin M Roropaugh S Mertz C Weger J Smith L Hammer FIFTH ROW P Dllle R Korn B Martm H Smith B Chlsm L Scott D Snders B Krauss Under the dlrectlon of Mr Toth Justameres had a very successful year At the meettngs the members partncnpated nn varlous actnvltnes They llstened to a Greek tragedy Medea, attended several plays at the unlversnty took part an demonstratnons read plays and had several partnes Durnng the year Justameres presented two one acts and bought a spotlnght for use In future plays Justameres has been an active organization In presentlng drama to the hugh school Thesplans The National Thesplan Socrety IS an honorary organlza tron In the sense that students are given recognntron for having met certasn standards and requurements Member ship rn the socnety as evvdence of the students desnre for better play productions Membershlp places upon the stu dent the oblngatnon ot performmg has best The Thespuan motto as Act well your part there all the honor lies 60 4 o I- 1- 1- 1- 1 ,. ,. ,. ,. : . 1. 1. 1.1. 1. - 1- ,. 1. 1. ,. 2. 1- 1. 1- ' ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, , hed,. ,, ,. ,. ,. 15. , ,, -, ,, ,. , 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 . ,. ,. ,. 1. . 1. 1.1. 1. 1. 1. ' I 1 I 1 ,f X ' . 1 - ' I 'Q' . - .D I. . :. 1.1. 1. :. ,. , 5. 0 .. . .. , . 'll 'll , . - :. ,. 1- 1- :. ,. 1. 1. 1. ,, ,A 1. ,. :.all,. , -1. 1. 1- 1. One Acts: Trifles The Way the Ball Bounces Christine Berlin, Carol Dille, Bruce Martin, Hugh Smith, Stanton Diana Kithcart, Roy Korn, Sara Cook, John Hall, Tom Guncllach, Jones. Helen Dukes, Carolyn Weger, Jan Groscop, assistant director. Hi-Y Offers Service to Community and Countr FIRST ROW: Bill Wohler, Jim Swigart, Jim Krabill, Carl Fuller, Barry Capen SECOND ROW: Roger Farver, Dave Siders, John Berry, Stan Jones, Burly Chapman, Phil Stockton, Dennis Fillinger, Dan Cooke, Gordon Jones 61 Tri-Hi-Y - Spiritual and Social Leadership las 4 Wh' FIRST ROW: Marcia Peck, Ann Simonds, Joan Murlin, Jameson, Charlene Belleville, Carol Helms, Liz Hammer, Dukes, Carlene Burns, Sara Cook, Caryl Hanna SECOND Betty Hursh, Judy Doehring, Lois Starrick, Mary Ann Carr, Hursh, Pam Cheetwood, Sue Triggs, Becky March, Marcia Sandy Shanks, Barb Nietz, Marilyn Kinney THIRD ROW: 7' vs 'N gg TRI-HI-Y OFFlCERS, FIRST ROW: Becky March, Vice President, Sue Triggs, President, Barb Hursh, Secretory SECOND ROW: Marcia Ohly, Treasurer, Pam Cheetwood, Chaplain N-.J 3-rf' Joyce Helen ROW: Barb Ohly, Dar- 'F lene Clark, Connie Smestad, Emily Cooper, Marlene Hinesman, Barb Burdick, Sue Lohman, Janet Schwab, Karen Riker, Mabel Hendricks, Sue Landwehr, Sally Mannhardt, Jackie June, Sue Whitehead, Sally Musser, Nancy Ellsworth, Jolinda Dahms, Sue Bunn, Saundra Avery This year's Tri-Hi-Y Club, a Christian organization for Junior and Senior girls, had a program of educa- tion, inspiration, recreation, and service. Towards be- coming an honor club, its schedule included stufting Christmas seals and a formal tea. A potluck dinner and square dancing composed the recreational side at Tri-Hi-Y. The annual Easter assembly was planned and given by this organization. The inspirational pro- grams at the meetings have helped to make this club important and successful for its members. ADVISORSZ Miss Robson and Miss Hayhurst Varsity Club - Cushions, Dance, and Programs FIRST ROW: Larry Stebleton, John Keyser, Bob Garrett, Mike Minnich, Bill Blair, Daryl Knauss, Ron Shaner, Mr, Meeder SECOND ROW: Roger Schneider, Jim Blaser, Dave Stoots, Dick Anuskiewicz, Vern Hansen, Larry Capriotti, Bill Morgan THIRD ROW: Jim Maurer, Craig Premo, Francis Jones, Rodney Clark, Tom Pendleton, Dick Bostdorllt FOURTH ROW: Tom Gundlach, Bob Chism, Jim June, Dave Cook, Denny Williams, Barry Capen FIFTH ROW: Jim Swigart, Tom Norris I 97 ' T-P441 FIRST ROW: Arlene Boileau, Emily Cooper SECOND ROW: Miss LeVier, Linda Decker, Judy Ross, Charlotte Leichty, Dorothy Derr, Carol Jo Austin, Judy Graham THIRD ROW: Judy Armbruster, Sydney Doane, Lynn Schaller, Sandy Michaelis, Barb Hansen, Priscilla Wickham, Saundra Avery, Mike Minnich 63 This organization meets the first or second Wednesday of each month. After the business meeting Mr. Meeder usually opens the gym for the boys. The biggest event in Varsity Club this year has been the purchase of the Varsity Club jackets. These jackets are red with grey leather sleeves and have grey satin let- ters on the back spelling BOB- CATS. Varsity Club was kept quite busy this year selling seat cush- ions and megaphones at the bas- ketball games and programs at the football games. In January, Varsity Club and GAA were co- sponsors of a dance, the 'A' TRAIN. Art Club This club meets on Monday evenings, although members work on projects at home. Activities of this year have included attendance at an art show at B.G.S.U. and a trip to the Toledo Art Museum. Art Club works as a service club around the school. The members make posters tor special events and decoration for several ofthe dances. If I. 1 , 4. , ' .9 4-I ?i fig? 55D ,jf xx 4 EDITORIAL STAFF: FIRST ROW: Barry Capen, Linda Challen, Lahman, Helen Dukes, Sandy Adkins, Lynn Scott, Linda Seelig Arlene Boileau, Sally Roth, Connie Smestad, Linda Hutton, Peg Judy Emde, Jim Gussett, Mr. Gibbon Swartz SECOND ROW: Doris Johnson, Janet Schwab, Sue Scarlet Parrot - All News That's Fit to Print Every Thursday noon of the school year the students of the Junior and Senior High School buy their copies of the Scarlet Parrot. The Parrot is edited by a staff composed of the nineteen members of the journalism class under the direction of Mr. Gibbon. Each member of the staff serves in all capacities, from editor to copyvvriter to reporter. The Scarlet Parrot performs two important duties keeping the students informed of important events and providing the staff with an excellent, compre hensive view on the inside story of newspaper production. bf fl BUSINESS STAFF: Darlene Bullis, Sharon Amos, Siudenf Teacher Y Miss Super, Roger Vail Staff Co-Editor ... ... Arlene Boileau Co-Editor ... ... Linda Challen Business Manager . .. . . . Roger Vail Advisor . . . . . . Mr. Gibbon Chemistry Club There isn't C1 special meeting night for this group, but they manage to have a meeting once a month. During these meet- ings, films are often shown, or the lab is opened and members perform unusual ex- periments. The Chemistry Club also visited the Brush Berryllium Plant this year. Chemistry Club is open to any student that is taking chemistry. lts purpose is to show interesting phases of chemistry beyond those shown in class. FIRST ROW: Jan Landwehr, Sandy Shanks, Joan Murlin, Advisor, Mrs. Beatty: Jan Grascop SECOND ROW: Nancy Coates, Priscilla Markey, Nancy June, Peggy Wilson, Judy Graham THIRD ROW: Glee Cunningham, Elsie Frank, Becky March, Mabel Hendricks, Marlene Hinesman, Judy Goebel, FIRST ROW: Jim Lashuay, Joan Murlin, Priscilla Markey, Marlene Hinesman, Cindy Berry, Bruce Martin, Chuck Shaffner, Norman Garvey, Janice Greenfield, Mary Rorapaugh, Nancy Ellsworth, Sue Landwehr, Virginia Taylor, Ann Ruthledge SEC- OND ROW: Loring Todd, Pam Cheetwood,'Jim Krabill, Karen Riker, Sam Clapp, Greg Miles, Christine Berlin, Gary Austin, Roger Boyer, Ronny Nietz, Dave Siders, Tom Norris THIRD ROW: John Hall, Charles Harper, Terry Waggoner, Roger Vail, Dave Dugan, Dallas Dean Gayle Johnson, Ann Dunipace, Phyllis Johnson, Kohann Hargesheimer, Sue Gamble, Ann Wohler LJ Officers admiring FTA charter. F. T. A. Future Teachers of America is a club which interprets the duties of teachers to the members. Many guests have spoken before this group on their experiences in the teaching profession. To keep the membership active a sys- tem of points has been devised. -6 . 1! qw FIRST ROW: Gary Brotherton, Don Weaver, Dick Beaupre, Allen Torrey, Carol Wachter, Pat Widen THIRD ROW: Doug LeGalley, Green, Bob Bressler, Danny Stearns, Bob Pfouts, David Lowe, Larry Foster, Martin Heyman, Jim Andricks, Terry Fletcher, Fred Jim Haskins SECOND ROW: David White, Walter Beeker, Dick Hendricks, Dick Bostdarff, Lewis Lemmerbrock, Ron Nietz, Ray Schwind, Don Sarver, Dale Weaver, George Anderson, Dorothy Hillard, Jerry Brown, David Book, Paul Barns F. F. A. When the name Future Farmers of America is mentioned one usually thinks of a club whose sole interest is farming, but this idea is far from true. Besides Teaching farming programs, FFA encourages develop- ment of citizenship, leadership, thrift, and scholarship. Accomplishing all of these ideals keeps FFA one of the busier clubs in our school. During the fall of l958 the club took a tour of the proiects that each member is required to have. A corn show was also sponsored, with over seventy entries. Then a program for the promotion of farm safety was carried out. At Christmas time they gave help to a needy family. Later in the year FFA held its annual Parent and Son Dinner. There was also a livestock iudging contest. in the summer months FFA members enter projects at fairs. This year two of the members received State Farmer Awards. These awards went to Dick Bostdorff and Jim Maurer. Another FFA member, Dick Schwind, won the annual pest hunt again. Mr. Hartsook is having a demonstration on determining diseases of poultry F F '--1 ,ir Don Weaver and Fred Hendricks are making a corn yield check. ...hd- F. H. A. F.H.A. is made up of girls who are taking home economics. Its goal is to learn to live better today so that living is better tomorrow. Besides the proiects that each member has, F.H.A. sponsors a fashion show, given by the members, which highlights their season. ' FIRST ROW: Lynn Wiseman, Judy Bullis, Sue Williams, Judy Kale SECOND ROW: Guest Speaker, Carol Lemmerbrock, Charlene Belleville, Judy Sockman, Barbara Shrawer THIRD ROW: Miss Hartman, Sandy Rowell, Nancy Boyd, Mary Bostdortt, Diane Brigham, Sharon Phila, Betty Vallare, Sharon Road, Sharon Place, Wilma Bullis, Nancy Bayen ' ' Lge I AN 1, - ' J ' s XX' A, Vv N' . .- Q ' .. as I. 3? r . . t A vi l l' FHA members learning proper place settings. BACK ROW: Future homemakers admiring freshly baked casserole. Sharon Sharon Rutledge, Carol Lemmerbrock, Marcia Peck FRONT ROW: Rutledge, Marcia Peck, Nancy Palmer, Priscilla Mutchler, Judy Carol Lewis, Barb Grindstaff, Nancy Palmer, Priscilla Mutchler, Bullis, Carol Lemmerbrock Judy Bullis Future Nurses is a tairly new member to our school activities. It was started last year to teach any sophomore, iunior, or senior girl about nursing. To accomplish this goal the club has taken trips throughout the year , and has had several guest speakers, I,, ii STANDING: Advisor, Mrs. Christian, Sally Musser, Carol Helms, Sharon Dotts, Jackie June. SECOND ROW: Lois Starrick, Sec. and Treas., Mary Ann Carr, President, Margaret Walker, Historian, Nancy Love, Vice-President, Peggy Swartz. FIRST ROW: Judy Hespe, Sue Triggs, Ann Simonds, Karen Neilson, Nancy Ellsworth 67 Band ,f -u Q ' s f Q , 'W V if l Q, fk N f , -. 4 ASIS EX fs.. K . xiif- 'Q if ST ig. x K' M5 if iff? xii ,E f1 '1. ii-,5',mQijNg5' Q 1 'ic-g i'4 gt. T351 , x ' , ' . 2 Lx jfs v Q. ,gm if 1 Q Q , I , K. . ,J 9? , 1 ,X . 5 Q Q . 1 ,Q ff , I - w 1 s I 4 ' 'i 1' f , fl C Ns if y Q' . S2 x A 'L 1 2253: f v 5 3 w, E x . 7 Y MR - 5 M Q2 3 -f-. .JM ff si f ie , f HQ 1535 vw ?QW A NN ' W 7 4, S2 T. if! 235' gf 4 fffsff -wi KLQQZ , U , r i. TW: , ' gy, Q' ' A f J F 11.2 Us ,+ f 2 qi KYXQQVJ Qgw my It A Q h,f Q Iwi, ' 'Pu' 'G Q f W 1 K 4 X . ll I il! Ma jorettes The hugh steppxng cuties for thus years band made an appearance at every game and somettmes ID expected costumes Rowell Cynthua Berry Joy Edman Randy Klne Betty Murphy Pep Band Helping to advance school spurlt was the lob of thas group from the band Led by Ton: Pastorek they played at pep rallles and other actnvmes where lrvely splrut was needed Marching Band Thus picture finds the band mem bers rlght at home on the football field They presented many dufterent types of shows for the enloyment of all One show was wrrtten and pro duced by the Hrst semester student teacher Mr Terry Woodungs Much credlt us due these loyal marchers who braved all types of weather to present thesr half trme shows O 1 , . Un- Drum Major: Tom Norris. Maiorettes: Sandy i , O 70 Secretary Tom Pastorek Student Director Brenda Wllson Second Secretary Choral Contestants These four glrls representing the B G H S Chorus brought home several ratungs from the contests at B G S U Janet Smnth Sherry Raldy and Marnanne Green went on to State llnals to receive other awards All the glrls had the support of the entire choir along wnth Mr and Mrs Hllty Instrumental Contestants SECOND ROW Judy Goebel Bob Hey man Don Ellsworth Steve Shaner Jlm Cooke Carolyn Howe Janlce Green Held Pat Wenlg John Hall THIRD ROW Mary Konoplca Karen Nuelson Jxnny Belle Zaflrau Peggy Wilson Becky Luce Nancy Boyd Joan Mlmac FOURTH ROW Sheryl Mertz Kathy Lelchty Ball Morgan Tom Parsslan Gary Austln Norman Garvey Ronnle Walker Darlene Bullls LEFT TO RIGHT Janet Smnth Marlanne Green Sherry Randy Barb Hnnesman The above IS a picture of a typtcal practice day In the chorus room of B G H S 71 ' x FIRST ROW: Lynn Scott, Vlce President, Marilyn Kinney, President, Nancy Ellsworth, First fi' 4? ,5 5 I I . . . . 1 . . . . , 1 1 I, 5 ll ! I . I . .s I Af I i Il? I1 I I I LEF1 TO RIGHT: PIANISTS: Joyce Jorreson Pont Cheetwood ROW I Shfzren Heynti n Helen Dukes Dorothy DQ-fr Carole Newnnzzn Mor-,f Ann 53 rd Mary Ann Czzrr Ieyon Stinvnel Suri: Cook Borboro Hinesrnon Sue Bunn Jlnny Belle Zohrou Judy LeGolley Carolyn Platt Carolyn Stoner Joan Wtvttcn DIRECTOR: Mr. Roy V. Hllty ROW 2 Penny Leody Curolyn Howe Shuron Pgxnning M:1rgoretVVC1lker Charlene Belleville Judy Hespe Nizncy Ellsworth Corol Helms Peggy Slcxwson Sandro Phllllps Carol-,n Keete Marlene Llnderneyer Cf:'oly1JoCob5 Llnflo Decker EJSIF' Frank Penny Willis , 1 Kathy Shuck Leono Cotterm ROW 3 Sherry Ruidy Dlono KI'hccrt Lindo Hobel Sharon Kohn Dottie Lou Ott Judy Doehring Toni P:1s'orek Craig Prefno Barney VVo'kcr Vvlultor B f-1- ker IHA. L lawn' gs Z ff 5 w' 5 W v ! i Qi f X 3. xx . 1 s Q . A fi v xv 5 1 i . Li . L! Q kt 3 i I , 3 , , 1 .'- Bob Hr,-,Nan SfC1VT!C'f Ruod AUC-f Gwen Jeff Dp- Jim Hmsi-'ins Tow Kefvedy CHC' es Harper Mary Kcffcpk S'1N,V.::G' Mir ':' Gtr ROW A SUQ 'V :fl my Cf, fki- , 1 , .nif- Undo Sef-'lf' Janet Srrith Prfq Brfrilw Mwrifym KW Hugh Swith Bob B761 Ron Shiner Jihw Kf 'f- ,. , Dfw-,, , 1 Eu: 1 C ,, MV, w,.4.,. ., aff, D nf E391 A4 ff H- 'VZ Oath Din Cocke Disk Rine Bib Murci' Kjfl 53,,Ve'f Ksrcv Riker f- E' zfnbeth H Jam Grzscco ROW 5 Dirmhy Torre, Sydney DOW iffy Yoww Br:r'bf1rf1 G' Ffigrine Befif BV? Morgmn Mike Ropffr Phi' Smckfcm JM' French Bil! Lemrverbrcck NOT PICTURED: Sue Lelmgruber hx I J 4 Junior-Senior Prom Pacific Paradise was the theme of the Junior Senior Prom held in the Rec Hall on Saturday, May 2. The night-long festivities began with a smorgasbord supper served at lei-centered tables in the cafeteria. The smorgasbord table in the corridor was dec- orated with graduated tier containers brimming with colorful tropical fruits. A lattice covered with flowers was at one end of the dining room. The Pacific cruise atmosphere was heightened with fish nets draped along the walls in which startish and other marine life were caught. The corridor to the ballroom was turned into a gangplank of the Lurline. In one corner of the room stood an outrigger canoe. The punch table, sprinkled with orchids, was lighted with white tapers in the tops of pineapples. The Baum Brothers Orchestra played within an edged enclosure and a tropical background that contained a screen on which movies of Hawaii were proiected. The Grand March was led by the Junior and 'Senior Class Officers and their dates. A floor show was presented later in the evening by a college vocal group and a Hawaiian girl who danced the hula. Both classes were guests of the Cla-Zel Theatre at a showing of lt Happened To Jane, starring Doris Day, Jack Lemmon, and Ernie Kovacs. After this presentation the couples returned to the Rec Hall for square dancing and ended the gala affair with breakfast in the morning. The Junior Class will be remembered for their hard work and time spent on making this prom a success! I I .and going. Janet Schwab eyes the smorgas- bord while the proud mofhers of proud Juniors are hard at work. Senior couples enjoying their night aut. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Marianne Green, Larry Sfeble- ton, Bob Mercer, Betty Hursh, Becky March, and Larry Cap- riotti. if QP x-,H Q9 L, .,.- vi sm in , 5 R J' I nf Y N ,y EQ, S f 4 si . if Senior Day - Perfect Picnic Plus Delectable Dinner l Walbridge Park was the destination of ' - R: 1 the senior class on May 29. On this pleas- 'Mi l ant, warm day the group spent the time W V A L ' , V , - boating, visiting the zoo, and playing base- b, Y jg TRN, EMR l., 1 ' 1 ball. Although a few members of the class gi Vi ' not fyy ff I. V s A A unwillingly got wet, Senior Day was a suc- - , yk X if 7 W,.f , cess. At two the buses loaded and carried T . , ' M ., A the sunburned and tired seniors back home in vi I In H ,I , - what a day! qy 5 -M '--: 7 L if r. Bill offers a bag of common taters to aid Mr. Skibbie. W, .f s AGL... The Senior Banquet was held in the Dogwood Room of the B.G.S.U. Union. The well-dressed seniors appeared quite happy, yet sad at the thought of their closing high school days. After the dinner, a Hawaiian student danced. Then Mr. Toth, iunior English teacher, spoke on What ls A Senior? Several faculty members received gifts, including a bag of common taters for Mr. Skib- bie and a timer for Miss Mallory, so she could have five minutes all her own of unwasted time. Toni Pastorek read the prophesy ot the class of '59 in years to come, Jim Maurer, president of the class, gave a farewell speech, and the banquet closed with the singing ofthe Alma Mater. Miss Mallory also got a handy book Everyone enjoyed the banquet, including the ones that goofed off a little. from Bill Morgan. s-5 1 If Q ..ri. Graduation The Baccalaureate service was held Sunday night, May 31, with the Rev, Greer lmbrie of the First Presbyterian Church delivering the class sermon. The Rev. Jerry Sullivan of the First Christian Church gave the invocation and benediction. The seventy-eighth annual commencement of Bowling Green High School was held Wednesday night at 8:15, on .lune 3, 1959. Dr. Novice Fawcett, president of Ohio State University, delivered the class address, which was Learning, Earning, and Yearningf' The Rev. Dr. W. Edge Dixon, of the First Methodist Church gave the invocation and benediction, During the ceremony the senior mixed ensemble sang O Lovely Heart. Then the diplomas were presented to the candidates by Mr, Bavis, president of the Board of Educa- tion, James Maurer, class president, presented the class memorial, a plaque to be placed over the school's main doors, to the Board. X . '11, Betty Hursh and John Keyser received the Kreischer award. Judy Graham accepting her diploma Dr. Fawcett speaking to the class of 1959. First Class Trip Accomplished by the Class of I959 .mxa , -A..,,,, V ..W..,.:,,:.,, N The Famous Lincoln Memorial Iwo .lima Statue The guards change even when it s pour This is the schedule the senior class followed with the help ot Mr. and Mrs, Johnson, planners of the trip, Mr. and Mrs. Burns, and Mr. and Mrs. Wentz, the chaperones Sunday 11:00 Monday 2:30 Uune 11 3:30 8:00 12:30 Tuesday 8:30 Uune 21 12:30 2:00 7:30 Wednesday 1:00 CJ une 35 l 1 :3O Departure from City Park Arrival at Raleigh Hotel Smithsonian Institution Museum of Nat- ural History The Archives Dinner and dancing at the Lotus Club Bedtime? Chartered tour of city: Capitol, Bureau of Printing and En- graving, Whitehouse Dinner at 581W Cafeteria Arlington - Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Statue of Iwo Jima, Lincoln Memorial, .leifterson Memorial, Mount Vernon Moonlight Cruise or Cinerama Departure Arrival at BG ing. 'ling-he 'g . all ,x .. Roommates Relaxing What do you mean you didn't sleep, Blair? i Q f iiairiiiss., A room In the vast Smithsonian We all arrived safely in BG. 37 L Class Poll Class Clown Becky M rch D ck Anusk ew cz Biggest Fllrt Most Llkely to Succeed Jon Groscop Bull Mo go Peg Swc t Ron Shoner Biggest Grubber Faculty Drag Dc y Cooke Lazlest Sherry Randy peg I-ch Y L YC p f Dc Rai y 81 ,X - A . . o i i i ' r n rz ' 0 Toni Postorek nn . ' e orr o rioti gk i C, Class Poll Best Looking Jlll Frecse Mike Mmmch Neatest Dresser Most Popular Solly Musser Burly Chapman Em ly Cooper Bob M rcer Most Gulllble Most Athletic Do Lo Off Lo y Stebleto Frlendllest e G K Ly coff Why 9 8' i e ftie U rr n . . . . Murionn reen John eyger nn S Sue ieh od 1 Football '35 wi John Keyser Tom Pendleton Co Captain All GLL Tackle n Junior A-u., ., Ala... Bob Garrett Larry Stebleton Quarterback Tackle Gavlno Llanas Ca Captain Quarterback iwifxfg wk i Daryl Kna u Fullback SS Seniors ,eng 1 Vernon Hansen Halfback Bill Blair Guard ml, -pp- , 'RHF' Larry Zimmerman Halfback Mike Minnich End Bill Lafferty Center Roger Schneider Tackle Dick Ridley Jim Maurer Tackle Center nf iff A 1' T7 lk ED ni is 11, QP :riV'2ir:4JcfU DCD Garrett ialks Yhings over with the coaches A Mike Minnich dives for a pass Dave Cook wresfles with c Sylvania player 'P ' ' li . 5 , . ive, ' K if gk 5 i W vi - ' '- V Q , 2 if J mu , , K 1, 1? Q ks if I U , R f , ,635 K '71 Q f -:uw ' V i in , 3 U 1 -f fgapen iurns end against Perrysburg f ,ij a ' 1 1' ' we I J A 0 I A vs Football Assembl Tom Pendleton receives Offensive Lmemon of the Jlm Swlgort accepts Otfenslve Bock of the Yecr Yeor trophy from Coach Meeder trophy from Coach Stapleton lm , A FRONT ROW Homer Stapleton Bock Cooch Robert Meeder Heocl Coach Duck Skxbmskl Lune Couch BACK ROW Eorl Shatter Freshmon Conch Bob Beord Freshman Coach 86 , 'Y so 3 ' . 7 ' . QE . H , Q O 1 LV . i ft . . lflfefkh 4 t . ,, l A, W V 5 5 o rf, ix, e Q I x 7 A 'L .v 'M A I X, if . Special Float Marks Homecoming Celebration HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT SEATED Sally Musser Queen STANDING Junior Attendant Kathy Shuck Senior Attendant Caryl Hanna Sophomore Attendant Mallnda Shuck and Freshman Attendant Phnllls Johnson SENIOR NOMINEES WERE LEFT TO RIGHT Emily Cooper Caryl Hanna Betty Hursh Marcia Ohly Sally Musser and ye Sally Musser is being crowned by Jeanne Manhart Here comes the royalty' l957 queen as Carol Clark l956 queen locks on 87 Sue Whitehead 3 5 - 1 l Y -Q2 1 f N te., . . I . , , Freshmen .asks FIRST ROW Danny Blalr Larry Newman Bull Fearnslde Norman ROW Dennls Krebs Lewis Lemmerbrock Dave Rune Steve Rothe Geer Bob Bressler Barney Burns Frank BYGHSKI Kenny Woods Duane Jorgenson Richard Phllllps Tom Perkins Mlke Halleck Jerry Brlgham Doug Jacobs Warren Wankelman SECOND Doug Sfoots Tony Kaufman Jay Johnson Ron McNut1 .lunlor Hugh 1 leck Ohly K Kaufman Dahms Spalh SECOND ROW Mgr Backman Holland Rayner Jorgenson Sanders Volker Monroe Hanna Hamblln Berry Sarv r Wllllarns Smith M Cgokgon 5 W' , FIRST ROW: Boggs, Roper, Reed, Dunn, R. Cookson, Apple, Hal Big Burn B g Burn bur s brnghtly Coach Meeder speaks to crowd Cheerleaders Bc bclro Keefe Tom Lance r r N Jr. High 90 Basketball Coach Charles Moyers Rod Clark Jlm June Bob Chlsm Lorry Sleblefon JIYT1 SWIQGVT Lorry Ccznfleld Bob Charlton Dgnny Cogkg 91 Burly Chapman Dove Eckel R Q Ml' -1 3 , we A ,, Sf rx? ,X , my . . Xxx I . if 1 Us if Q fi 1 -.ws Reserves SCHEDULE BG ...... 69 Napoleon . . . . . 57 BG ...... 58 Sylvania . . . . . . 34 BG ...... 54 Maumee ... ... 44 BG ....,. 52 Whiimer ..... . . . 48 BG ...... 56 Clay L2 OTT ... ... 58 BG ...... 71 Lake ...... . . . 44 BG ...... 51 Fostoria . . . . . 67 BG ...... 48 Rogers . . . . . . 63 BG ...... 46 Defiance ... ... 64 BG ...... 58 Sylvania ...... .. . 34 BG ...... 51 Whifmer ........... 38 BG ...... 62 Upper Sandusky .... 73 BG ...... 74 Clay .............. 63 BG ...... 53 Fostoria .... . . , 59 BG ...... 52 Perrysburg . . . . . . 55 BG ...... 46 Rogers .... . . . 52 BG ...... 57 Rossford . . . . . . 36 BG ...... 61 Maumee ..... . . . 56 BG ...... 46 Fremont Ross . . . . . . 4O BG ...... 60 Willard .... ...... 6 7 W L All ..... . . 1 1 9 League . . . . . 5 5 FIRST ROW: Don Ellsworth, Tom Rice SECOND ROW: Coach Warren Ott, Mgr. Craig Premo, Doug Mc- Knight, Tom Moore, Danny Long, Tim Spackey, Mgr, Tom Norris THIRD ROW: George Lonchar, Fred Hem dricks, Dave Cook, Tom Pencllefon, Bob Byers, John Berry, Lons Verduin Freshmen Grade Grade FIRST ROW: Warren Wonkleman, Tony Kaufman, Kenny Woods, Ron McNutt, Steve Rothe, Dan Krabill, Coach R. Meeder SECOND ROW: Ron Parks, Duane Jorgensen, Alan Brown, Jay Johnson, Dave Boggs, Ron Book THIRD ROW: John Cheetwood, Ron Walker, Bill Fearnside, Wendell Kreps, Don McNutt, Mgr. Walt Greenfield FIRST ROW Larry Ballard Bob Dahms Dave Monroe Bull Berry Mgr Doug Farrmger SECOND ROW Allan Junk John Caldwell Doug Garrett Joe Mendleta Dave Oates THIRD ROW Jlm Foos Jerry Potter Dan Eckel Scott Creason Steve Shaner Bull Rothe Paul Alllson Coach Homer Stapleton ROW R Frakes S Bowman K Hamblm P Halleck B Kung G Oates D Beaverson S Dunn TH'IRD ROW Mgr R Luce H Hanna J Volker D Pfeufer J Gerglf W Newby S Ohly K Roper Coach C R Cook 94 8th 7th FIRST ROW: T. Farver, R, Cookson, D. Rowland, C. Haas, J. Frobose, K. Kaufman SECOND Wrestling Coach Dick Slcibinski FRONT ROW: Allan Green, Bob Bressler, Govino Llanos, Danny Blair, Bob Maurer Ron Snyder SECOND ROW: Barry Copen, Hugh Smith, Charles Eley, Bill Blair, Don Sarver, Vern Hansen THIRD ROW Mg Bob Gibson, Bob Cunningham, Dave Rine, Stanton Jones, Tom Sheffler, Tom Perki Bill Blair 'obovel and Bob Cunningham 'below afrernpf fo pin Yheir opponents SCHEDULE BG .... 5 Fmmam. BG .... 30 Archbold BG .... 9 Clyde , . , BG .... i8 Sywanm . BCS .... 23 Fosiona .. BG .... B Whiimer . BG .... 30 Archbold . BG ... For Pogem .. BCS .... l4 Clay ...A BG .... 30 Montpelier BG .... 33 Montpelier Record: AH ..... .. 4 6 l League 45 VX t . 4 Q 8 Attendants Sally Roth and Sue Bunn with Janet Jones, the Athletic Queen. Varsity Club Selects Queen - Crowned at Dance Onlookers at the BurmUdQ Hop Sue Bunn being escorted by Dan Cooke to her The students are enioying the dance. Every- watch Burly Chapman escort Sally Rmb, place of honor after being announced as an at- one was supposed to wear burmudas. lsn't attendant. tendant to the Queen. that right Blair and Eckel? 96 Cross Countr Team George Anderson, Tom Norris, Coach Tom Meyers, BGSU student, Bill Morgan, Dave Stoots, Dave Boggs Varsity Track Team QQ' .'mf . 'f' If 5' it 5 iff! ,L FIRST ROW: Tom Moore, George Lonchar, Doug McKnight, Tom Rice, Bob Byers, Danny Thiebaut, Barney Walker, Dave Stoots, Dick Caufman, George Anderson, Jim Lambert, Don Young, Sam Yohe, Coach Ott SECOND ROW: Coach Mayers, Dave Cook, Jim Swigort, Barry Copen, Don Ellsworth, Larry Stebleton, Bill Morgan, Jim Blazer, Tom Pendleton, Rod Clark, Jim June, Phil Hargesheimer, Lans Verduin, Tom Norris, Tom Newby, Tim Spackey, Vern Hansen Freshman Track Team f: Qi! 2' Q 'sw Q Q , F 6 1 , , cl I I FIRST ROW: Barney Burns, Danny Blair, Dennis Smith, Lawrence Krabill, Charles Eley, Bob Bower, Duane Jorgensen, Dennis Krebs, Newman, Jay Johnson, Doug Jacobs, Bob Bressler, Bill Lahey, Sam Dewyer, Mike Irvin, Doug Stoots, Paul Ladd, Ron Book, Sam Yohe, Dave Sautter, Ron Parks SECOND ROW: Coach Berfel- Coach Shaffer sen, Ron McNutt, Bill Fearnside, Don McNutt, Tom Perkins, Dan 97 Ccpen J e Berry off io o f sf start 12 48 X2 Napoleon 1 Rogers C oy Whrfmer Sylvomo Fmdloy League BG was .Sth Dusfrnct BG Nth Limo on 34V2 Track Offers Action Senior lst A wlnn ng sf de oi d sf cf 'L tme T '2 '2 2M 612 '2 1 No mafch today course as flooded Sf 2 '2 GGL at Valleywood League Burly Chapman who was chosen captain for the second year IS plc lured wlrh hxs Dlstruct Low Medalist trophy Gof Rogers C ay Whnfmer Maumee Sylvania C ay Rogers Findlay Sylvania Whntmer Rossford 3r Duslrucf at Valleywood 3rd '2 Napoleon 12 5V2 '2 '2 '2 lz 4V2 l2 FIRST ROW Larry Caprlofh John Keyser Denny Wlllnams Burly Wohler Charles Schalfrner Mike Roper Hugh Smith Terxy Wag Chapman Larry Canfield Duck Anusklewlcz SECOND ROW goner Mlke Halleck Doug Householder NOT PICTURED Nor Coach Cook Craig Premo John Cheefwood Dave Sxders Bull mon Geer 99 if 'V i 'f-iii 2 ,f . fu ww nw Awilv Y .fi T 'fn 1' ' qs: 4 , 'U fn Q I ,, 7' is if p 1 5 Q2 av ,er ...E f ff Junior and Senior Hi h Rifle Club O ,nj ,f Z N- O V A 4' 9 . 1 FIRST ROW: Karl Sievert, Bob Charlton, John Williams SECOND ROW Carolyn Platt, Pam Heimbaugh, Sally Lou Schneider, Jim Swigart, Bill Wohler Littleton THIRD ROW: Roger FIRST ROW: Steve Bowman, Mark Repasz, Vernon Vick, Danny FIRST ROW: Larry Krabill, Scott Sievert, Nicky Obee SECOND ROW Dean, Jim Wise SECOND ROW: Bob Feller, Mike Rayner, Allan Junk, Jane Herbert, Linda Clark, Connie Woessner, Carol Glenn Nada Austin, Linda Parsons, Rose Nixon, Dick Gonyer, David Beverly McPheron, Sally Campbell, David Pfeifer, Bill Newby Mills FIRST ROW: Leslye Esdale, Susan Cheek, Steve Ohly, Mike FIRST ROW: Fred Broadfoot, Don Jorgensen SECOND ROW: Mike Bortel SECOND ROW:Sheryl Zeigler, David Sorensen, Hal Wick- Lucht, Becky Bryan, Shirley Mercer, Karen Sheperd, Judy Jorgensen ham, Suzanne Brown, Karen Avery, Sheryl Kelley, Cori Ann Nancy Challen, Harriet Nearing, Wray Williams, Tom Torrey, Bruce Garber Everett, David Monroe The Year In Sports FootbaH The year In sports at BGHS began on a tradItIonal note wIth the BIg Burn prIor to the flrst football game The team Itself opened agaInst a somewhat more powerful Maumee team receIvIng a 44 l2 drubbIng The Bobcats rebounded well as always and made a very hne showIng agaInst league champIons Clay the next week A few bad breaks cost the Bobcats chance for a stunnnng upset vlctory The next game agaInst SylvanIa was the Bobcats best showIng of the year although they emerged wuth only a 6 6 te The Cats only VICTOFY was a hard fought 8 O VICTOTY over Napoleon In the homecomIng game powerful Perrysburg handed the BG grIdders a 27 8 defeat Coach Meeder saId that the season was not as good as mIght have been expected but thIs was maInly due to a few key InIurIes and a lack of able and ex perIenced substItutes At the end of the season Tom Pendleton Iumor tackle was selected as a member of the GLL first team and four other Bobcats were named to the second team .lohn Keyser and GOVIDO Llanas were elected co captaIns BasketbaH The basketball season took up shortly after football ended and the Bobcats wIth Burly Chapman leadlng the way got off to a fast start wIth four straIght VICTOFISS The fifth game was a heartbreakIng 58 56 double overtlme loss to arch enemy Clay on a ques tIonable technrcal foul The Cats then went Into a mId season slump but fTnIshed stronger ln the tourna ments the Bobcats won three straIght and the Sec tIonal Tournament before fallIng to WIllard In the dIstrIct wIth several of the BG players slowed from the flu The hIghlIght of the year though was a vIctory over Clay whIch ended a strlng of nIne straIght Eagle WINS over the Bobcats The Cats started fast and lIterally drubbed the Eagles as a packed house of wIldly cheerIng Bobcat fans roared At half trme the score was 42 22 and the boys coasted home to a 74 63 trIumph sweet revenge after many frustratlons Burly Chapman was a unanImous choIce to the All GLL fTrst team and Bob Charlton was selected for the second team VVresthng Also durIng the wInter months the wrestlIng team was engaglng In ITS duels of brawn ThIs was only the second year for thIs sport at BGHS and the Cats were greatly Improved although they dIdnt WIN too many matches Gavmo Llanas and BIll BlaIr posted out standIng records and Llanas was selected lvlost Valuable Player for the second year In a row Several of the wrestlers made good showIngs IH the regIonal tournaments Track Toward the mIddle of March the boys started work Ing out for the comIng track season SIXTY two boys IncludIng freshmen reported the largest number In many years The Bobcats fared very well although the competItIon IH the league was extremely keen Outstandmg performers for the trackmen were John Berry a sophomore and senIor Larry Stebleton They were COHSISTSHT wInners Berry establIshed a new record of 220 In the 220 yard dash and tIed the old BGHS shot put record wuth 48 3 at the state meet In Columbus The team flmshed fourth In the League meet C3of The other part of the sprIng sports program was Golf The Bobcats had several returnIng lettermen to flll SIX posItIons wIth no losses by graduatIon Because of Inclement weather and several other reasons the team seemed sllghtly erratIc loslng TWICG to a compar atIvely poor WhItmer team but beatIng defendIng champlon SylvanIa and handIng Rogers theIr only loss In the league thIs year ln beatIng Rogers the team set a new school record for low team total 505 The Cats fTnIshed thIrd IN the league and also In the dIstrIct meet Burly Chapman who made a very respectable showrng In the state matches led the team most of the tIme and won the medalIsts trophy at dIstrIct O . a ' . , ' - i . . i I - . record of lO.l in the TOO. Stebleton set and broke the ' I ll 102 nr i' ,HH 4,1'1'vf'2' 'J 4 A T TGDAY I S I . .a - HH if ' :AY Superintendent Mr. H. L. Bowman, as Superintendent of the Bowling Green school system, has set o high example for the students of both the iunior and the senior high. Mr. Bowman takes an active interest in athletics proved by the fact that for a number of years he has served on the Ohio High School Athletic Association and is now the president of this organization. Boa rd of Education ,3,,,,..,.., . , Q. Superintendent of Bowling Green Schools Mr. Bowman X Q Senior High Principal Mr. Parlette has been a great help in the activities of the past year. We are especially proud of his election to the Presidency of the Ohio Principal's Association. Not only is Mr Parlette respected by the faculty, but by the entire student body. Junior High Principal Mr. Showkeir was the Dean of Boys and assistant football coach at Fostoria. He is a graduate of Bowling Green State Uni- versity and a recipient of a Masters degree from Western Re- serve. Mr. Showkeir deserves all our congratulations for his suc- cessful first year. Secretaries Dv- L ,N dr' l . 4 I T in Bl l f Nancy Finch, Grace Box, and Martha Howe do Mr. Dorothy Dohm, Mr. Porlette's efficient sec- MV- 5l10l4el 5 'lQhf'l10nd 'WGN Bowmarrs office work. retary, is always willing to help everyone! Mrs. Bonnie Lucht, 105 Teachers Mrs BEATTY BS Mr BERTELSEN BS Commercial Muthemutncs A Track Mr! STOCKTON School Lnbrarxcn Dr ORT Currnculum Coordlnctor Mrs STIEFVATER School Nurse Mrs FEARNSIDE Test Director Mrs CHRISTIAN BA Mathemahcs Future Nurses 106 l Ji? FT l A ' -. ' 6 Mr CLARKE A B MA Buology H1Y 4 ww Physical Educahon Golf Rlfle Club Mr DOEHRING BS MA Commercial Cornrnercucnl Club Mrs DONNELL AB Muthemahcs Spumsh Mr FAULK BS MA Instrumental Music Bond Mlss GELVIN B S M A English Mr GIBBON, B S , M A Mr HARTSOOK, B S , M A Mr HEI-M, B S Journalism, Guidance AgflCUllUI'E lndusnml AHS Scarlet Parrot H1 Echo FFA 107 .ll ' kgs , 4 . -I I . .1 X X Mr. coox, A.B., M.A. A A A AA 2' ffl k 'Ska Miss LeVlER BS MA KNIGHT BS MA Flne Arts Science Arr Club Miss HAYHURST, B.S., M.A. History Tri-Hi-Y Mr, HILTY, a.A., M A Mr. HOLSINGER, B.A., M.A. English Debate Vocal Music Chorus Mrs HULL BE MS Miss JISA BS MA Health Physical Education CAA Special Ed ucahon Mrs KIEL AB MA Miss MALLORY A B M A English Assembly Committee 108 L Mathematics Q , - , .., . , .., . . , 1 - 1 - -, . ' , . ., . . ' , . ., . . Mr, , .., . . ' ' Q . , . . if , Tk Blix 22345 A ff' ,T 1. .PT Y D Mr. MAYERS, B.S-I M.A. Mathematics Basketball Mr. MEEDER, B.S. English, Economics Football, Varsity Club Mass MOONEY B S M A Fme Arts Rifle Club Mr. McCOY, B S Mathematics, Science Bike Patrol Miss MERCER, A.B,, B.S. French, English Junior Class Dances Mr MORSE AB MA History Hall Monltors Mr OTT BS MA Mlss O JAMPA B S Mr ORGAN B S M A Health Physical Education Physlcal Education Drivers Education Reserve Basketball Modern Dance Club Junior Class Dances Track MISS RANDALL BS MA English Miss ROBSON BA MA Latin Trl HI Y Chemnstry Chemlstry Club Mr SKIBINSKI B S Mr STAPLETON B S Hlsfory Mr SLOAN M A Ph D Hlstory Wrestling History Football Mr RIDER BA MA Commerclal Mr SETTLES BS MA Industrlal Arts Mr SKIBBIE BS MS Soclul Problems 110 Mr. SHAFFER, B.S. ' 0 l Mrs STEWART BS Home Economucs Mr TOTH BS English Speech Jusfomeres Thesprons Mr VOSLER BS AB Physics Mr SWIGART BS MA Industrial Arts MISS UNDERHILL AB MA Englush Mr WEESTON BS MA Economxcs Commercial Msss YOUREE B S M A Home Economlcs HA Mr ZIMMERMAN BS MS Science Cafeteria Help Our indispensable ladies of luncheon musT be commended Tor Their planning and puncTualiTy. LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Delpha Fortney Mrs Fern Askuns Mrs Thelma Webb Junlor Hugh Custodlans We wall noT TorgeT The helpful confrlbu Trons of The Three necessarres ol The Junuor Hugh LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Clarence Johns Mrs Lolse Brown who IS The Temporary Iamfress Tor Muss Grace Bevel hymer and Mr lber Funkenblner in T hi I Senior Hugh Custodlans We can remember wlTh pride both The In Terror and exTerlor of our Senlor Hugh be cause of The exTra fine work of These people LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Rolph Knepper Mrs Florence Johns Mr James McCroy Mr Floyd Hughes Mr Leroy Knight 'N 'Vw Judy Ross escorts John Berry, queen of the Hi Echo assembly, as Arlene Boileau and Jim Maurer keep time MIRIAM ADAIR Scott High School I,2,3, Y-Teens I,2,3, Chaplain, Dramatics Club I,3, Swimming Club I, Freshman-Sophomore Dance Committee 2, As- sembly Commission 3, Easter Assembly Chairman 3, Zetaletheans, Literary Club 3, School Paper 3, Junior Prom Publicity Committee 3, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Justameres 4, Intramurals 4, Leader's Club 4, Art Club I. SANDRA ADKINS Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Scarlet Parrot Stoft 4, Feature Editor 4, Commercial Club 4, President 4, Justameres 2, Library Staff 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Leader's Club 2. THOMAS AINSWORTH Chemistry Club 3, Proiection Club l,3, Intramurals 3,4, Debate Club 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. SHARON AMOS Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G.A.A, F.H.A. I, Scarlet Parrot Stal? 4, Commercial Club 4, Library Staff 3,4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intra- murals I, Hi-Echo Staff 3. PATRICIA ANDERSON Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. I, Hi-Echo Stal? 4, Commercial Club 4, Vice-President 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intra- murals I RICHARD ANUSKIEWICZ Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 3, Golf 3,4, Letterman 3, Varsity Club 3, Pep Club 3. NINA BAKER Montgomery Local High School I, De Vilbiss High School 2, Chorus I, Girls' Glee Club 2. SHARON BANKEY Art Club I, Rec Council 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 3, F.T.A. 2,3, Chorus I,2,3, Scarlet Parrot Staft 3, G.A.A. 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Library Staff 2,3, Girls' Ensemble I, Leader's Club 2, National Junior Honor Society I, Debate Club 2. PAUL BARNES F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. DAVID BERCAW Lima Senior High School 1.2, Basketball I,2,3, Baseball I,2,3. WILLIAM BLAIR North Phoenix High School I, Junior-Senior Pram Committee 3, In- tramurals 3, Football I,2,3,4, Letterman 4, Wrestling 3,4, Letterman 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. JAMES BLASER Student Council I, Assembly Committee I,2, Treasurer I, Chemistry Club 3, Vice-President 3, Rifle Club I, Track I,2,3,4, Letterman 3, Basketball I,2, Varsity Club 4, Intramurals 3, Junior+Senior Prom Committee 3. ARLENE BOILEAU Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pin-Girl, Scarlet Parrot Staff 4, Co-Editor 4, Hi-Echo Staff 4, Band 4, Justameres 3, Historian 3, Announcement Crew 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Alle Stars 2,3,4, Art Club I,4, President I, Vice-President 4, Rec Hall Council 2,3, Historian 3, President 4, Leader's Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, All-Star Basketball 2,3,4. MARGARET BRACKNEY Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. I,2,3, Secretary 3, Chorus 4, Justa- meres 4, Chemistry Club 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intra- murals 2,3,4, Leader's Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4. JUDITH BULLIS G.A.A. 2,3, F.H.A. 2,4, Scarlet Parrot Staff 3, Library Staff 3,4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 2,3, Leader's Club 3. JENE CAIN Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. LARRY CANFIELD Hi-Y 3, Chemistry Club 3, Rifle Club I, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Basketball I,2,3,4, Golf 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4. LARRY CAPRIOTTI Hi-Echo Staff 4, Honor Roll Committee 2, Chemistry Club 3, Presi- dent 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 2,3, Track I, Golf 2,3,4, Letterman 3, Junior-Honor Society I, Football Manager 2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Basketball Manager I,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Var- sity Club 3,4. GARY CARPENTAR Pep Club 4. MARY ANN CARR TriAHi-Y 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Hi-Echo Stott 3, Vocal Ensemble I, Chorus I,2,3,4, Justameres 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 3, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Junior Honor Society I, Art Club I, Fu- ture Nurses 3,4, President 4, Debate Club 2, Leader's Club 2,3,4, Girls' State 3. HUSTON CHAPMAN Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chorus I,2,3,4, Honor Roll Committee 3,4, Chemistry Club 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Track I, Football I, Basketball I,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Golf 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Tumbling Team I, Class Officer I, President I, Varsity Club 3,4. NANCY CLARK Maiorette I,2,3, Band I,2,3, Student Council I,2,3, Class Treasurer 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, G.A.A. 2,3, Board 2, Treasurer 3, Art Club I,2,3, Vice-President I, Chorus I, Assembly Committee 3, Junior Honor So- ciety I, Rifle Club I, Justameres 2,3, Secretary 2, Scarlet Parrot Staff 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, All-Star Basketball 2,3. RICHARD CLARK Student Council I, Justameres 4, Chemistry Club 3, Rifle Club I, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. SARA COOK Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Hi-Echo Staff 4, Editor 4, Chorus I,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Justameres 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice,President 4, Chem- istry Club 3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Rifle Club I, Junior Honor Society I, Art Club I, Rec Hall Council I, Leader's Club 2,3,4, Pep Club I,2,3,4. DANIEL COOKE Student Council I,2, President I, Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4, Scarlet Par- rot Staff I, Chorus I,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 3, Junior-Senior Prom Stan Jones and Liz Hammer, loyal members of the Senior CIass,worked hard but had fun at the car washes! Cf:-W Committee 31 Track I1 Football I1 Basketball I,2,3,41 Junior Honor Society I1 Class Officer I,2, President I,21 World Affairs Institute 3. EMILY COOPER Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 G.A.A. 2,3,41 Hi-Echo Staff 4, Art Editor 41 Vocal En- semble I1 Chorus I,3,41 Honor Roll Committee 2,3,4, Chairman 41 Justameres 2,3, Vice-President 31 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals I,2,3,41 Junior Honor Society li Art Club I,2,3,4, Presi- dent 4. RICHARD DRURY Chemistry Club 41 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Pep Club 3,4 DAVID ECKEL F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Treasurer Qj Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intra- murals 2,31 Basketball 41 Pep Club 2,3. NANCY ELLSWORTH Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 G.A.A. 2,3,41 Hi-Echo Staff Ai Vocal Ensemble I1 Chorus I,2,3,41 Instrumental Ensemble I,2,3,41 Band I,2,3,4, Secretary 41 Chemistry Club 41 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals I,2, 3,41 Junior Honor Society I1 Future Nurses 3,41 Leader's Club 2. JUDITH EMDE Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 G.A.A. 2,3,41 Intramurals I,2,31 F.T.A, 31 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Library Staff 2,3,41 Chorus I,2,31 Commercial Club 4j Scarlet Parrot Staff 4, Copy Editor1 F.T.A, 3. ROGER FARVER Hi-Y 41 Library Stal? 21 Chemistry Club 3j Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 31 Intramurals 31 Pep Club 2. DENNIS FILLINGER Chemistry Club 31 Rifle Club I1 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Track I,21 Football 21 Basketball I. LLOYD FITE Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. MARY JANE FORBUSH Libbey High School I,21 Tri-Hi-Y 31 Hi-Echo Staff 31 Justameres 31 Intramurals 31 Art Club 31 Chorus I. JILL FREASE Justameres 21 Intramurals 2,3,41 Student Council I1 G.A.A. 2,3,41 Hi' Echo Staff 41 Vocal Ensemble I1 Chorus I1 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 31 Cheerleader I1 Art Club 2,3,41 Leader's Club 2,3,41 Pep Club 2,3,4. JAMES FRENCH Chorus 2,3,41 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals 2,31 Foot- ball I1 Basketball I1 Football Manager 2,3,41 Basketball Manager 2,3,4, Letterman 41 Pep Club 2,3. CARL GARBER Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals 21 Football l,41 Base- ball 4. ROBERT GARRETT Band I,2,31 Chemistry Club 31 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Track I1 Football 3,4, Letterman 3,41 Basketball I,2,31 Varsity Club 3,4, WAYNE GARVEY Baseball 4. JUDY GRAHAM G.A.A. 2,3,41 Scarlet Parrot Staff 31 Hi-Echo Staff I,41 Library Staff Senior band members have smiles although it is their last football game to march at Skibinski, Meeder, and football team members talk over important plays during the half time 2,31 Chemistry Club 31 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals 2,3,4, All-Stars 21 Junior Honor Society I1 Rec Hall Council I1 Art Club 3,41 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 41 Bobby Bobcat 4. ETHEL GREEN Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 G.A.A. 3,41 Scarlet Parrot Staff 41 Commercial Club 4, Secretary 41 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Pep Club 4. MARIANNE GREEN Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 G.A.A. 2,3,41 Hi-Echo Staff 41 Music Editor1 Vocal Ensemble 'lj Chorus I,2,3,4, Secretary 41 Instrumental Ensemble I,21 Band I,2,31 Justameres 3,4, Treasurer 41 When Shakesphere's Ladies Meet 31 Announcement Crew 3,41 Chemistry Club 3j Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals I,21 Junior Honor Society I1 Leader's Club 21 Pep Club 2,3,41 Vocal Solo 3,41 Thespians 4, BARBARA GRINDSTAFF Hi-Echo Stal? 41 Vocal Ensemble I1 Chorus I,21 Justameres 2,3,41 Library Staff 3,41 Chemistry Club 31 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals I1 Thespians 41 Pep Club 2,3,4. JULIA ANN GROSCOP Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 G.A.A, 2,31 Hi-Echo Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3,41 Assembly Committee 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 41 Vocal Ensemble I1 Chorus I,2,3,41 Band I1 Justameres 2,3,4, Secretary 41 Library Staff 21 Chemistry Club 3, Treasurer 31 Junior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 31 Intramurals I,2,31 Junior Honor Society I1 F.T.A 2,3,4, Vice' President 3, President 41 Debate Club 21 Leader's Club 2,31 Girls' State Alternate 31 Thespians 41 Pep Club I,2,3,4. NICKY HALL Intramurals 21 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. ELIZABETH HAMMER Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 G.A.A. 2,3,41 Hi-Echo Staff 4, Activity Chairman 41 Chorus 3,41 Band I,21 Justameres 3,41 Chemistry Club 31 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals 2,3,41 Junior Honor Society I1 Art Club I1 Debate Club 3. CARYL HANNA Student Council 21 Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 G.A.A. 2,3,41 Justameres 3,41 An- nouncement Crew 3,41 Rifle Club I1 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals 2,3,41 Cheerleader I,31 Class Officer 2, Vice-President 21 Art Club I1 F.T,A. 31 Pep Club I,2,31 National High School Institute-Northwestern 41 Homecoming Attendant 2,3,41 All-Star Bas- ketball 2,3,4. VERNON HANSEN Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals 2,32 Track I,2,4, Let- terman 4j Football I,3,4, Letterman 41 Basketball I1 Wrestling 4, Letterman 41 Varsity Club 4. DOROTHY HARMON G.A.A. 2,31 F.H.A. 2,31 Library Stal? 2,3,41 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 31 Intramurals I,2,31 Pep Club I,2,3,4, LINDA HEERMEIER Tri-Hi-Y 31 G.A.A. 2,31 F.H.A. 2,31 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 31 Intramurals 21 Pep Club 2,3. ROBERT HEYMAN Chorus 2,3,41 Instrumental Ensemble 41 Bond I,2,41 Pep Band 2,41 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. pa rty RAYMOND HILLARD F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Football 35 Basketball I5 Golf 25 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. BONNIE HOUSEHOLDER G.A.A. 3,45 F.H.A, I,25 Commercial Club 45 Library Staff 2,35 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3. BETTY HURSH Student Council 3,4, Secretary 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 35 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Volleyball Chairman 35 G.A.A. Pin-Girl 35 Hi-Echo Stott 45 Justameres 25 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Class Officer 3,4, Councilman 3,45 Athletic Queen 35 Leader's Club 3,4. DALE JONES F.F.A. 'l,2535 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 3. GORDON JONES Hi-Y 3,45 Intramurals 35 Track Ig Football I5 Basketball I,25 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3. JACK JONES Chemistry Club 35 Football I5 Three-Act Play I5 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. STANTON JONES Hi-Y 45 Hi-Echo Staff 45 Instrumental Ensemble I,2,35 Band I,2, Drum Major 35 Justameres 3,4, President 45 Announcement Crew 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Golf 25 Wres- tling Team 3,4, Letterman 45 Boys' State 3. JACQUELINE JUNE Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G,A.A. 2,3,45 Hi-Echo Staff 35 Justameres 25 Library Staff 25 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intra- murals I,253,45 Junior Honor Society I5 Future Nurses 45 F.T.A. 35 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Leader's Club 2,35 Chorus I. JOHN KEYSER Student Council I,25 Chorus I,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals Ip Football I,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, All-League Second Team End 45 Basketball I,2,35 Golf 25354, Letter- man 3,45 Class Officer I,4, Councilman I,45 Varsity Club 3,4, Presi- dent 4. RAYMOND KIDD, Jr. Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. MARILYN KINNEY Tri-Hi-Y 3545 G.A.A. 253,45 Hi-Echo Staff 45 Vocal Ensemble I5 Chorus I52,3,4, Secretary 45 Instrumental Ensemble 2,3,45 Band I,2,354, Sec- retary 3, President 45 Justameres 45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals Ig Junior Honor Society I5 Art Club Ig F.T.A. 35 Pep Club 3,45 Debate Club 25 Leader's Club 2,3. DIANA KITHCART G,A.A. 2,35 Chorus I,2,3,45 Instrumental Ensemble I52,35 Band I,2,35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Justameres I,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Debate Club 25 Thespians 45 Calithumpian Attendant 2. DARYL KNAUSS Student Council 25 Class Officer 2, Councilman 25 Band I,25 Chem- istry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 35 Track Senior class choir enthusiasts entertain at the Hi Echo assembly Senior girls and underclassmen enjoy the entertainment of their G.A.A. slumber 2,3,4, Letterman 3545 Football 3,4, Letterman 45 Basketball I,25 Var- sity Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 2,3. LARRY KOHN Wrestling 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. BERNARD KNAUSS Scarlet Parrot Stott 35 Hi-Echo Staff 3,45 Justameres 3,45 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 35 Wrestling 4. WILLIAM LAFFERTY Student Council 4, Vice-President 45 Class Officer 45 Intramurals 25 Track 25 Football 4, Letterman 45 Basketball I5 Wrestling 3, Letter- man 35 Varsity Club 3,4. MARGARET ANN LAHEY G.A.A. 253,45 Chemistry Club 35 Rifle Club I5 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Art Club I,2,3,45 Pep Club 2. DAVID LASHWAY Rifle Club I5 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals I,2,3,4. CAROL LEMMERBROCK G.A.A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. 4, Secretary 45 Scarlet Parrot Staff 35 Library Staff 3,45 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Fu- ture Nurses 3,45 Debate Club 25 Pep Club 2,3. CAROLE LEWIS F.H.A. I,3, President I5 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intra- murals 2. GAVINO LLANAS Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 2,35 Track I5 Football 4, Letterman 45 Football Manager I5 Varsity Club 3,45 Wrestling 3,4, Letterman 3,4. NANCY LOVE Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Scarlet Parrot Staff 35 Hi-Echo Staff 3,45 Justameres 2, Library Stott 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 45 Intramurals 2,35 Rec Hall Council 4, Vice-President 45 Future Nurses 354, Vice-President 4. DELBERT LOW Rifle Club I5 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. SARA MANNHARDT Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Hi-Echo Stott 3,4, Girls Sports Editor 45 Justameres 2,35 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Junior Honor Society I5 Rec Hall Council 3,4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 2,3545 Leader's Club 2,3,45 All-Star Basket- ball 253,4. REBECCA MARCH Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-President 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Hi-Echo Staff 4, Copy Editor 45 Chorus I5 Justameres 2,3,45 Library Staff 2,3545 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Junior Honor Society I5 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Leader's Club 2,3,45 Bas- ketball All-Stars 2,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Thespians 4. JAMES MAURER Student Council 3,45 Class Oltlcer 3,4, President 3,45 F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Reporter I, Secretary 253, President 35 Chemistry Club 35 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 25 Track 3,4, Letterman 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Pep Club 253,4. Senior Girls also tried to sleep at the G.A SHARON McCONNELL F.H.A. I, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals I. ROBERT MERCER Assembly Committee 3,4, Treasurer 4, Chorus I,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 3, Secretary 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 3, Jun- ior Honor Society I, Rec Hall Council 3,4, Vice-President 3, Treas- urer 4, Debate Club 2, Pep Club. FRANK MILES Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Junior Honor Society I. MICHAEL MINNICK Justameres 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Basketball I, Art Club I,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. WILLIAM MORGAN Student Council 3,4, President 4, Chorus I,2,3,4, Instrumental En- semble I,2,3, Band I,2,3,4, Justameres 3,4, Announcement Crew 3,4, Chairman 3, Chemistry Club 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, ln- tramurals 3, Track 2,3,4, Letterman 4, Junior Honor Society I, Class Oiiicer 3,4, Councilman 3, Treasurer 4, Cross Country 4, Letterman 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Debate Club 2,3, President 3, Wrestling 3, Boys' State 3, World Affairs Institute. SALLY MUSSER Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Scarlet Parrot Staff 3, Hi-Echo Staff 3, Vocal Ensemble I, Chorus I,2,3,4, Justameres 2,3,4, Announcement Crew 4, Chemistry Club 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intra- murals I,2,3,4, Rec Hall Council 3,4, Future Nurses 3,4, Leader's Club 2,3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Pep Club I,3,4. PRISCILLA MUTCHLER F.H.A. 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. CAROLE NEWMAN G.A.A. 2,3,4, Hi-Echo Staff 3, Chorus 3,4, Justameres 2,3,4, Library Staff 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, In- tramurals I,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3, Leader's Club 2,3,4, Pep Club l,2,4. BARBARA NIETZ Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Hi-Echo Stafl 3, Justameres 3, Library Stat? 2,3, Chemistry Club 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intra- murals l,2,3,4, Junior Honor Society I, Pep Club 3,4, Leader's Club 2,3. PEGGY NYCUM Columbian High School I, G.A.A. 3,4, Scarlet Parrot Staff 3, Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 3,4, MARCIA OHLY Rocky River High School I,2, Student Council I,2, Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, G.A.A. 3,4, Volleyball Head 4, Hi-Echo Staff 3,4, Lay- out Editor 4, Justameres 3,4, Announcement Crew 3,4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3, Leader's Club I,3,4, President I, Pep Club 3,4, All-Star Volleyball 3,4, All-Star Basket- ball I,2,3,4. DOTTIE LOU OTT Tri-Hi'Y 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Board 3, President 4, G.A.A. Lettergirl 4, Chorus l,3,4, Band I, Chemistry Club 3, Junior-Senior Prom Com- .A. slumber party mittee 3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Junior Honor Society I, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Rec Hall Council I,Art Club I, Leader's Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, All-Star Basketball 2,3,4, NANCY PALMER Bedford High School I,2,3, F.H.A. 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. ANTOINETTE PASTOREK Student Council 2,3,4, Class Otticer 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, G.A.A. Pingirl 3, Hi-Echo Stal? 2, Vocal Ensemble 3, Chorus I,2,3,4, Instrumental Ensemble I,2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Student Con- ductor 4, Announcement Crew 4, Chemistry Club 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Junior Honor Society I, Rec Hall Council I,2, Art Club I, Girls' State 3, American Legion School Award I, All-Star Basketball 2,3,4. MARCIA PECK Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3, F.H.A. 4, President 4, Hi-Echo Staff 4, An- nouncement Crew 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals I,2 THOMAS PFEIFER Chemistry Club 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 3,4, Track 3, Golf 3 JERRY PROWANT Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 4. CAROL RAGAN G.A.A. 2,3,4, Library Staff 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 3, Intramurals I,2, 3,4, Leader's Club 4, Junior'Senior Prom Committee 3. SHERRY RAIDY Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, G.A.A. 2,3, Vocal Ensemble I, Chorus I,2,3,4, Instrue mental Ensemble I,2, Band I,2, Justameres 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals I,2, Art Club I,2, Future Nurses 3, F.T.A. 2, Debate Club 2, Junior High Dance Club 4, Pep Club I,2,3, Vocal Solo 2,3,4. DICK RIDLEY Justameres 2, Track I,2, Football I,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Art Club I,2, Varsity Club 3,4, DICK RINE Chorus I,2,4, Band I,2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Track I,3. SHARON RUTLEDGE G.A.A. 2,3,4, Justameres 2,3, F.H.A. I, Library Staff 2,3,4, Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Hi-Echo Stott 3. DONALD SARVER F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Chaplain 2, Wrestling 4, Junior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 3. BARBARA SAUTTER Liberty High School I, Pompano High School 2,3, M Club 2, Letter- girl 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Swimming Club 3, All-Star Basketball 3,4. ROGER SCHNEIDER Chemistry Club 3, Rifle Club I,2,3,4, Intramurals 3, Track 2, Football 3,4, Letterman 4, Wrestling 4, Varsity Club 4. RICHARD SCHWIND F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. Do you remember how the girls became such good swimmers for the water show? fir LYNN SCOTT Student Council I, Treasurer I5 Scarlet Parrot Staff I,45 Justameres 3,45 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Hi-Echo Staff 3,45 Band 3,4, Vice-President 4. LINDA SEELIG Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Scarlet Parrot Staff 3,45 Vocal Ensemble I5 Chorus I,2,3,45 Justameres 25 Library Staff 2,35 Chemistry Club 35 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Junior Honor Society I5 Debate Club 25 Pep Club 35 Leader's Club 2,3,4. RONALD SHANER Hi-Y 2,3,45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 35 Track I,2,35 Football l,2,3, Letterman 35 Basketball I,25 Football Manager 45 Art Club I5 Varsity Club 3,45 Pep Club l,2.3,4. SANDRA SHANKS Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Hi-Echo Staff 3,45 Chorus l5 Justameres 2,35 Library Stott 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Junior Honor Society I5 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Historian 45 Leader's Club 2,3. CARL SHAW .Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. THOMAS L. SHEFFLER Scarlet Parrot Stott I5 Announcement Crew 4, Chairman 45 Chemis- try Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 2,35 Track 2,45 Football 35 Wrestling 45 Varsity Club 45 Pep Club I,2,3,4. ANN SIMONDS Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A,A. 2,3,45 Hi-Echo Staff I,2,3,45 Justameres 35 In- tramurals I,2,3,45 Future Nurses 45 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Leader's Club 2,3,45 Art Club Ip Library Staff 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3. GERALD SMITH F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Intramurals 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. JANET L. SMITH Tri-Hi-Y 35 G.A.A. 25 Vocal Ensemble Ig Chorus I,2,3,45 Justameres 45 Library Staff 2,45 Announcement Crew 45 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 35 Art Club l, LOIS STARRICK Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Commercial Club 4, Treasurer 45 Justameres 2,35 Library Staff 2,3,45 Announcement Crew 45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 25 Future Nurses 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Debate Club 25 Pep Club I,2,3,4, LARRY STEBLETON Rifle Club Ig Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Track I,2,3,4, Letter- man 2,3,45 Football I,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, All-League Second Team Defensive Back 45 Basketball I,2,3,4, Letterman 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4, Vice-President 4. TEVON STIMMEL G.A.A. 2,3,45 Vocal Ensemble lg Chorus I,3,45 Justameres 3,45 An- nouncement Crew 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4. PHILIP STOCKTON Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 45 Hi-Echo Stall 45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Instrumental Sophornores Malinda Shuck and Penny Leady enjoy leading the cheering section They can hardly keep awake but they manage to keep up the conversationl Ensemble 25 Band I,25 Justameres 35 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Track I,25 Debate Club 3. CAROLYN STONER F.H.A. I5 Chorus I,45 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. DAVID STOOTS Track 45 Cross-Country Varsity Award 45 Basketball I5 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. DALE STOVER Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. PEGGY ANN SWARTZ Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Scarlet Parrot Stal? 45 Hi-Echo Staff I,35 Commercial Club 45 Library Staff 35 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals I,2,35 Future Nurses 3,4. CHARLES SZABO Jr. Vocal Chorus 35 Justameres 25 Library Staff 25 Chemistry Club 35 Rifle Club I5 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. SUE TRIGGS Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 3, President 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Scarlet Parrot Staff Ip Vocal Ensemble ly Chorus lp Justameres 3,45 Library Stall 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals I,2,35 Junior Honor Society I5 Future Nurses 3,4, Secretary 35 Pep Club 35 Debate Club 2. THOMAS VANCE Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, BETTY WACHTER F.H.A. I5 Commercial Club 45 Intramurals 31JUt1IOt'-SSFIIOI' Prom Com- mittee 3. BETTY WATSON Intramurals I,25 Art Club Ig Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. DAVID WHITE F.F.A. 3,45 Rifle Club I5 Art Club I,25 Junior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 3. SUSAN WHITEHEAD Student Council 25 Class Officer 2, Councilman 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Hi-Echo Staff 45 Vocal Ensemble I5 Chorus I,2,3,45 Justameres 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals I,2,3,4y Junior Honor Society I5 Leader's Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 All-Star Volleyball 3,4. LARRY ZIMMERMAN Chorus I5 Chemistry Club 35 Intramurals 35 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 35 Track I,25 Football I,3,4, Letterman 45 Basketball I5 Foot- ball Manager 25 Basketball Manager 25 Pep Club 3, Treasurer 35 Varsity Club 4 fs I 4 PETTI S ALPINE VILLAGE RESTAURANT ITALIAN AMERICAN FOOD I'l7 N Mann 30512 THIS YOU CAN DEPEND ON ln whatever Ilne of endeavor you engage busmess or lndustry the professions sclence you wull use more electrlclty to do more things easter better cheaper And thus too you can depend on busmess managed Investor owned electrlc companles like Toledo Edlson wlll continue to plan and bulld ahead so you can LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY Gfflfff' f.:f::: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 CLA ZEL THEATRE PORTAGE DRIVE IN l i x X K ,- . ,A - V , X X 1 . . I xa Ei 1 . . T . vi '. . . 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MANUFACTURING 35931 3 7712 COMPLETE ATHLETIC d TROPHY SUPPLIES BEE GEE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CO 136 N M WALT HOUSEHOLDER TOM BLACK S 1137 DILL JEWELERS 129 S M 32062 COMPLIMENTS LUMBER 8. BUILDING CO Bowhng Green Ohio 212 S Prospect 33221 CO. Napoleon 8. Lime Phone - on . or . oin Bowling Green, Ohio Co'Mm9e's THE HANKEY xi ' f f C .3 , viyfff' -My of Bowling Green - - . oin ' LEE 8. CADY HOTEL 8. INSTITUTION DIVISION 650 E Woodruff Toledo 2 Ohlo aT! W AD CENTRAL TIRE SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES 215 GorreI Bo Img Green Ohlo GRIEDER INDUSTRIES NC North Dlxle Hgwy Post Office Box T69 Phone 35771 CAIN S Potato Chlps Wlth Every Meal Delnclous Energy Packed Food Cam s MARCELLE Potato Chips and Cam s PLATEAU Potato Chips LARRY S MEN S SHOP We al oys feature a complete Ilne of the newest fashnons ln men s clothing THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN LARRY MILLER Proprsetor COMPLIMENTS OF GILLESPIE PLUMBING 8. HEATING CO 140 N Mom Bowling Green Ohio E fa X f 3-2421 W. I . I I W . , . . , . WINTON HARDWARE Portage Ohlo HOME APPUANCES RADIO TELEVISION GENERAL ELECTRIC SHAW AUTO REPAIR W Poe Rd Phone 37861 MOORE S BUSY STORES EVERYWHERE 165 N Mann Bo lung Green COMPLIMENTS OF LYNNE S PASTRIES and FRANKLIN ICE CREAM TASTY PASTRIES an DELICIOUS ICE CREAM Accordion study IS absolutely basic to the achievement f thorough muslclanshlp Ferrell Muller age 13 uses the knowl X edge he has ocqulred on the occorduon to h Ip hum n h X studles on the French Horn M Ferrell us one of the outstondnng young performers of serious FERRELL Mlu-ER classlcal music nn our communlty 2nd Place Winner Amerlcan Accordion Ass n Contest Chicago July 20 1958 Classes In Prlvate Instruction for Beginners and Advanced Students ACCORDION FURNISHED TO BEGINNERS SPRATT MUSIC CENTER lFormerIy the Accordion Centerj 130 E Washlngton Street Ph 8215 or 22755 CONGRATULATIONS from THE BOWLING GREEN AUTO DEALERS U . W. d N . g . e . I is cLAss OF '59 KUHI-MAN S MARKET Gooo LUCK CLASS or 59 HOME DRESSED MEATS COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE th ED C GUENTHER THE STYLE CENTER FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS 101 S M 39802 205 R dg S1 35003 OPEN AN INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT THE BOWLING GREEN BANKING COMPANY A Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation School Savings Bank The Friendly Bank on the Corner , . Scoc Ridge 198-200 S. Main Ph 4061 Ph B.G. - 32131 B I' g G Oh' . ain i . CONGRATULATIONS BOTTLING co CLASS OF 59 92,5 WENTZ ELECTRIC 347 N M CLOVER FARM FOOD MARKET GORDON LUMBER COMPANY E W W 35011 C E MURBACH P p 730 asalle s An-v duuuym lm Ph ne 2283! Serving Northwesiern Ohio for Over 93 Yeors WISHES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 O . O O o U14 N151 O uxnuuu Q O O . opie Compliments of 428 . ooster Bowling Green, Ohio E. ooster ot N. Y. C. Sfofion 7 ision Q B ling Green o 5 COMPLIMENTS OF JACKSON HEATING s. AIR CONDITIONING CARR 5 NEWS STAND COMPLIMENTS or BEE GEE BLOCK 8. LUMBER CO INC HOWER MOTOR SALES T H P YOUR DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALER ROOFING CEMENT BLOCKS INSULATION 246 S M 33961 315 N G 39041 WHERE You Save Your Savings Is Important or Safety Our accounts are Insured to SIO 000 O0 or Yleld Insured Savings 81 Loan Current Rate 3'X: or Convenience Located In heart of shopping dlstrlct or Absentee Servlce Save by Mall Withdraw by Mall For Satisfaction Ask our 2 500 depositors about us THE STATE SAVINGS 8. LOAN COMPANY I33 South Mann St Bowllng Green Ohuo 1 ., . he ouse of Quality roducIs . ain . rove il 1, ' ll ,I F - , . . F ' If ' ' T 'T L I . I COMPLIMENTS BOWLING GREEN INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION PURE MILK DAIRY ONLY LocAL DAIRY Bowlmg Green Phone 4212 4832 THE NEWEST IN SHOES FOR ANY OCCASION Whether School Dress Formal Sport COOK S SHOE STORE 145 N Mann St Asmus Motorlsts Mutual Insurance 151 S Prospect 37775 Young Memorial 408 W Wooster 7 7 Gravel s TV 8. Radio 128 S Prospect 35794 Bigelow Muslc Shoppe Service Beauty Shop 426W E Wooster 7833 Klotz Flower Farm Napoleon Rd 33911 Donna s Beauty Salon 432 E Wooster 7834 E Balley Insurance Agency 117 N Mann 4181 Harvey s Restaurant 128 W Wooster 6401 Robert J Race, Prudential Lute Insurance 319 N Prospect 4711 Thurman s Marathon Servlce 405 E Wooster 6533 Isaly Dalry Store 104 S Mann 9306 Mlllers Gold Seal Dalry, Inc Wood County Cllnlcal Laboratory 920 N Mann 34582 Dorman s Restaurant 219 S Mann 33662 Hotel Barber Shop 107 S Mann 4153 Wood County Republican Press 134 E Wooster 572 Wm C Lucas Realtor 137 E cow 39984 Baron's Iron 8. Metal Co S Dlxle Hgwy 33521 or 1 1 o g 0 . 1 1 . 9 ' ' 126 E. Wooster 37303 302 S. Maple 4441 1 5 E. . ' ' - ' . 1 , 1 Patron lst T O s Campus Corner 902 E Wooster 8820 Bowllng Green Mlrror Works 123 125 S Church trearj 6751 Henderson Supply Co 233 N Mann 32121 Fred F Groscop, General Contractor 231 s church s1 37892 Brackney Construction 8. Equipment Co S Duxle Hgwy 34382 Klever s Jewelry Store 121 N Mann 36691 Housholder s Garage 655 sand mage 38713 Monty s Beauty Salon 131 W Wooster 22611 128 N Mann 578 Young s GIH 84 Art Shop 156 N Mann 32491 Hancock Wood Electrlc Cooperative N D1x1e Hgwy 1 Whltehouse Hamburgers 150 E Wooster 8921 Dohm s Barber Shop 143 W Wooster No Phone Butler s Marathon Portage Ohlo 2612 Kmney s Market Portage Ohio 2101 Portage Frozen Food Locker Portage Ohio 2871 Green Gables Restaurant 719 S Mom 9521 Wagon Wheel Wattle Shop 307 s Mom 9423 ook s Blke 8. Lawnmower Shop N D1x1e Hgwy 38323 Upton s A 81 W Drlve In 1029 N Mann 30854 Avery Coal 8. Supply Co 525 W Wooster 748 Anderson Funeral Home 304 S Mann 33301 Donald L Shull Cllnlcal Laboratory 124W S Mom 5654 The Pune Rlnk 338 S Mom 33981 Angel s Motel 1024 N Mom 330 M1ll s Jewelry 188 S Mom 6001 628 Kenwood 8234 Pendleton Realty Co 117 E Court 33641 Lahey s TV Sales 8. Servlce 419 Lehman 37362 VI s Dress Shop 136 W Wooster 6333 Home Laundry 8. Dry Cleaners 166 W Wooster 22981 Rogers Drugs 81 Camera Shop 135 N Mann 594 J J Newberry Co 123 S Mom 31381 Mel'ChCl1T Sel'VlCe Assn , Collectlon Agen 125 Unlverslty Lone 37061 Northgate Motel N Dnxle Hgwy 8500 Collms TV 8. Radlo Servlce 157 Clough 37034 C . .' B A ' ' , ' . . 1 1 . A . I Uhlman Shoe Store Shank's Radio 8. TV Service . ' 1 . - . N.B.-297 I - . ' 1 '59-'60 CHEERLEADERS: Kohonn Horges- heimer, Penny Loady, Jolinda Dohms, Sue Bunn, Richie Harms, Phyllis Johnson, and Soundra Avery - Bobbie Bobcat C I' .-4,-.f ., 1959 - the year of the Hula-hoop Evening of the Bermuda Stomp and Facult Game I 959 Elections Candidates for class officers progress Through Three days of planning, campaigning, and voting. QQ me gp Xi Q rv' Q Q 3 'M mi U v 1, ',' 1 0 o g r 2, Q ,X 7.5 : .. H? -. , .M ff :mg ff Eva? Q 3 YQ 5' I TZ, xi wk Q p x ,, 1. . 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