Bowsher High School - Apogee Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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After a hard day's work, Rebels relax on the campus lawn. Par Patten trains io develop musical skill. Biology specimens are examined by Marsha Harms works hard to Mr. Darnell and Jill Siegel discuss composition techniques. Lee Schneider. perfect a new routine. il

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The Individual Has a Place Among the Masses lLeftD Vicki Black voices her vlews in Mrs. Leech's speech class. lkightl A sample painting is displayed by Stacey Satterthwaite. Research projects involve time and effort of students. 44-6' The relationship that exists between the individual and the masses is one of fair ex- change, for each takes something, yet gives something in return, each contribution fur- thering the development and success of the other. From the masses the individual re- ceives the security found in numbers. He is provided with many opportunities to broad- en his range of experience and knowledge -developing a greater sense of responsibil- ity which results in maturity. Against this background he finds himself a distinctive in- dividual, able to function alone or with oth- ers. Conversely, from the individual the masses receive the substance with which to build a sturdy organization. They also ac- quire from the individual a small part of himself. lt is this acquisition which serves as the adhesive to bind the crowd into a worth- while group. Study is the primary concern ot Mark Gooch.

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,. Student Activities Prove Beneficial to All Moss meetings ure, by far, the most popular student-directed and student-sponsored activities. i Lcrry Vorderburg sings n song from Mary Poppins in Rebelees i ' Suzy Prue studies between scenes of Life of the Party Rehearsal. I2