Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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1st Row: Quintan Ackerman Gertrude Blackburn, Franklin Ash, Alice Bowman XVilliani Baldnsser Clara llrinkinan Second Row: Genevieve Caris Howard Barber, Kathryn Charlton, James lieall, Isabell: Cliff, Lawrence llittilcz Third Row: Arthur Rittenlioui' XVinifrr-d Assenheinxer, Hugh Black, Virginia Dilllasi Margaret Black. Iva Dye, Mary Fillo, James Light, Elwood Rettig and Betty Reeder. Decoration: Virginia Berry, John Strub, and Janet Brown. Table Decoration: Clara Brinkman Maxine Seckel, Pearl Francis, Jack Robert- son, Richard Nye, and Quentin Ackerman. Program: Jane Sowash, Pauline Weaver, Virginia Schuler, Mary Dunla and Kenneth Knappenberger. Some of the outstanding athletes in foot- ball are Charles Robertson Arthur Ritten hour and Albert Reece Kenneth Knappen berger was one of the managers Those vsho were outstanding in bas- ketball are: Albert Reece John Strub Kenneth Knappenberger and Jack Saffell. We regret leaving our name of Juniors behind but are glad to receixe the name of Seniors. JANET BROWN Sponsored by GREEN'S GROCERY BUCYRIAN BOOK PAGE 35 UNIORS 2 1936 L 5 v I 2 II , f E P: E J s 5

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1936 BUCYRIAN BOOK II PAGE ' 34 l 4 I 3 E 2 2 2 I I Q ' l I l ? E ? E E ' E I , 5 Ii lg l l ,1 Ii. Ig. 5 I E 5 JUNIORS ALBERT REECE President J ANET BROWN S ecretawry L., ,. , VIRGINIA BERRY Vice P-resident JOHN STRUB Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS unior Class History In 1933 we entered B. H. S. as Freshies . This was not the achievement we had thought it would be. However, we lived gaily through the year, and had a Freshman party worthy of mention. This event was held at the Evangelical Church, and later on the high school gym floor where there was dancing. In our Sophomore year we participated in many more events and aided both football and basketball teams with our support. Our Sophomore Party was held in the gymnasium with a comedy skit and dancing as the main entertainments. Mr. Nacci was our advisor during that year. This year as juniors, we, as privileged upperclass- men, have been doing our best to live up to our name. The following of- ficers were elected in September: President, Al- bert Reeceg Vice Presi- dent, Virginia Berry, Seca retary, Janet Brown, and Treasurer, John Strub. We were also fortunate in having two of our classmates, Maxine Seckel and Frank Virtue On the annual staff. To make money for the reception we sold refreshments at the football and bas- ketball games, had a sandwich sale, and sponsored a dance. The reception was held on Friday, May 15, and was a grand success. The chairmen of the various committees were: Menu and dining room, Edna Haighg pro- gram, Frank Virtueg decoration, Albert Reece, table decoration, Helen Klinkg eligibility and invitation, Lois Warner, sil- verware and dishes, Gladys Palmer, chairs and tables, Hugh Black. Everyone helped in the preparation, and we wish to pay grateful tribute to Mr. Roberts, our advisor, who worked so faithfully with us. Other members of some of the committees that were responsible for the success of the reception are: Menu and dining room: SIPONSOVFJ by THE BURNs STUDIO

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