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

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up JUDITH A. ALDRICH JUDITH A. ARMBRUSTER CAROL JO AUSTIN d Carol Judy Ju y GARY R AUSTIN SAUND Gary JUDITH A ALDRICH Language was gnven us that we mught say pleasant things to each other JUDITH A ARMBRUSTER Open ears a free mlnd and a closed mouth are a blessing to thenr owner CAROL JO AUSTIN A lnttle nonsense now and then us relnshed by the best of men GARY R AUSTIN I am seeking only to face realmes and to face them wlth soft concealments SAUNDRA E AVERY Persuasive speech and more persuasive sighs snlence that spoke and eloquence of eyes PAUL F BARNES Thus as the final test of a gentleman hls re spect for those who can be of no possuble servuce to hum ELAINE A BEAVERSON The muldest manners wnth the bravest mmd LARRY A BECKFORD Up from Portage at the break of day RA E AVERY PAUL F BARNES Sandy Pau We M' 1 ELAINE A BEAVERSON LARRY A BECKFORD Elaune Larry

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CLASS OFFICERS: From left to right - Jim Krabill, Council- mcng Roger Vail, Presidentg Jan Greenfield, Councilmong Barb Hursh, Secretcryg Pom Cheetwood, Vice Presidenty Dave CLASS Siders, Treasurer. ADVISORS: From left to right - Miss Robson, Mr. Ott, Mr, Vosler, Mr. Schultz, Mrs. Kiel, Mr, Hortsook, Mr, Skibbie, Mr. Mayers. Not pictured f Miss Mallory, Mr. Sliibley. 8 .W- CO-CHAIRMEN: From left to right - Bill Heer, Jinny Belle Zafirou, Tom Pendleton, Judy Doehring, Dick Bostdorff, Sue Lohman, Dick Homilton, Priscilla Markey, Charles Harper, Sydney Doane. OF I960 1 COUNSELOR: From left to right - Karen Riker, Janet Jones, Mr. Gibbon,

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WALTER R. BEEKER ELIZABETH C. BELLEVILLE CHRISTINE L. BERLIN RICHARD S. BOSTDORFF Walt Charlene CllriS Dick ROGER A. BOYER PATRICIA A. BROWN DARLENE S. BULLIS Rock Put TINY WALTER R. BEEKER - Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else. ELIZABETH C. BELLEVILLE - One of the greatest arts in life and one of the most neglected is the art of finding joy in little things. CHRISTINE L. BERLIN - A woman does not know what is in her brain until she puts it to her best use. RICHARD S. BOSTDORFF - Living on the land one owns and loves is cause for praise to God. JUDITH A. BOX - There are no yesterdays for those whose goal is bright ahead. NANCY L. BOYD - All human power is a compound of time and patience. ROGER A. BOYER - Doing good is the only certainly happy act of a man's life. PATRICIA A. BROWN - Eat to please thyself, but dress to please others. DARLENE S. BULLIS - Kindness in ourselves is the honey that blunts the sting of unlcindness in another. SUSAN D. BUNN - lt was only a glad Good Morning as she passed along the way, but it spread the morning's glory over the livelong day. BARBARA S. BURDICK - A true friend is a friend forever. MARY C. BURNS - Around her pale angelic finger we saw a slender rin of silver. V W H H 0 V H My M E H ' 's . . t , f.,.- ,... . f I ' - w I . Q, .K ,,,. , . b ,. i E , 4 no rw., ,.,. . ,,. .. , . . WILLIAM A. CARPENTER - When it shall be found that much is omitted, let it not be forgotten that much like-wise is performed. LINDA S. CHALLEN - The resmrrswbillty of' tolerance lies with those who have the wider vision.