Bowling Green High School - Speaker Yearbook (Bowling Green, MO)

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J. P. WILSON--Dramatic 3 HOWARD MOSS--Track 1 LILLIAN PALMER--Basket Ball 1-2 3-4 Con all-star' team as center? Track 1-2-3-4 KI-Iigh-Point. girl? 1-2-3 Ctied for first. place?-4 Class President 3 Dramatics 3-4 MYRTLE JETT--Basket Ball 1-2 DON HULSE--Basket Ball 3-4 Music 4 Dramatics 3-4 Baseball 3-4 6 fr

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WILLEYNE ROBERTSON--Music 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Secretary 4 LAURA RUTH WEST--Dramatics 3-4 Sec. Q Trees. 3 Trees. of year book 4 LUCILLE SANDIFER--Music 1-2 EQ Dramatics 3-4 Class President 4 TED MANZKE--Music 2-3-4 Dramatics 2-4 Track 4 J. D. HALEY --Track 2 Basket Ball 1-2-3-4 Music 2-3-4 ' Base Ball 3-4 Dramatics 2-3-4 Vice President 4 I'

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September 4th, 1924, was a memorable day in history for it was on that day that thirty eight small boys and girls entered the portals of the Bowling Green Public School and launched forth on the sea of Education. The Captain of this Crew of Adventurers was Miss Grace Fields who steered them safely through the first years course. I record this date as memorable because in that group of thirty-eight first graders were Henry Palmer Eames, Jr., Claudine Flood, Bonham Gibbs Freeman, J. D. Haley, Albert Manzke, Willeyne Robertson, and Joseph Sanderson have made a voyage of 12 years together members of the graduating class of 1956 and are On September 1925, we felt we were world as our names were now enrolled on Miss Martha Blair as Second Graders. Miss Blair who now getting on in the the Grade Book of OUT' efficient leader aroused the spirit of rivalry in us and we were divided into groups known as the Bees an flies and we struggled harder than ever to maste art of Readln', 'R1t1ng, and 'R1thmet1c. How we our tongues to keep the ufoxesu out of our Ndood Gardena. In September 1926, we moved across the hall Miss Annabelle K1ng's room, teacher of the third Today we revere her beloved memory and remember pleasant smile. Miss h1ng's assistants were Mis d Better r the guarded English into grade. her s Helen May and Miss Darline Shotwell. A new member, Anne Mae Bonnell Joined our ranks in 1926 and journeyed on wlth us until we reached the Sth Milestone of our edu catlonal voyage. Departmental work was started in this grade and we had lively races mastering the multiplica tion tables by answering cards placed around the room. Again September 1927, found us in the fourth grade and again we were fortunate in having Miss Marth a Blair as teacher with Mr. Maddox, Miss Shotwell, and Miss Rose assisting. I am sure some of the Seniors who ar SSO good looking today owe it to Miss Blair, who inspected us each morning to see if our face, hands, nails , etc. were clean and if we had a handkerchief. Chalk dust was used as nail white in a vain attempt to conceal the death from Miss Bla1r's watchful eye. 6 r