Bowsher High School - Apogee Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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These Rebels show that they are not lair weather fansl 3 5 , Q i 1 H a? g-1-51.19100-v-pq . ,-MW.. N. , M .. :Ls e i i 2 5 i Q 'i i t i Football co-captains and Rebel cheerleaders fete Mr. E. L. Bowsher with a king-size coke at c combined birthday party-pep rally. A student organized car caravan preceded the Start Bowsher football game

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l . . . . Learning Is Sought in Varied Surroundings 1 Mr. Fearnside and Tim Birr work on a mechanical drawlng. fLeftl Joan Swarthout, Pam Freeman, and Mark Bartkowiak critical- ly examine a painting in the art room. Nancy Armand and Angie Nickel complete an assignment on a business machine. Mrs. Arnold glves Karen Taylor a help- Mike Fullerton records a speech. ful hint about a pattern. Mr. Meek explains an event in American History. 7 YOU l vii

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Jerry Bolduan addresses the student body at one of several football mass meetings during the season. TLVQAJ A big breakthrough greets the Rebels. Bowsher Spirit Reflects Purpose and Vigor Mary Johnson leads the cheering student body. 1- V 1, Spirit is the key to athletic success. Our enthusi- asm is reflected through lively cheerleaders, cheer- ing students, and a vigorous pep band. Sportsman- ship is an important factor in the building of spirit, for without it the enthusiasm can not be sincere. Special enthusiasm is shown by active participation in the school-sponsored car caravans to show the team that the students are behind them. Other en- couragement comes from decorating the halls with colorful signs and by enthusiastic pep rallies in which all students participate. All these acts com- bined give Bowsher that all-important special spirit. Such actions are primarily for the athletic teams but ultimately they are for the good of all Rebels. ln four years student enthusiasm has grown to the loy- alty we now have for all sports and activities. The desire to win comes from the continually renewed vigor that the student body shows so aptly. The Student Council-sponsored poster campaign attracts many willing workers. 1.45