Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

 - Class of 1937

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if ' l JU IORS --A Gran Junior History The year 1934 saw the present Junior class enter Bucyrus High as Freshmen with high hopes for the future. This was another mile- stone in our lives, and while not so eventful was as successful as Freshman classes are. The highlight of the year was the Freshman party, which was held under the direction of Coach Nussbaum, the adviser, in the gym. This was tops as far as fun was concerned. As Sophomores we began to take part in the extra curricular activities and in the major sports. Several sophomores showed up well in football and basketball, namely, R. Brown and E. Reiff in football, and J. Carlisle and C. Schemel in basketball. The Sopho- more party was held in the gym with the entertainment contributed by the talented members of the class. Dancing was the feature of the evening. That year's officers were as follows: President, Dale Baker 5 Vice President, Carl Schemel, Secretary, Orlena Shanerg Treasurer, Salome Heinlen. Now for the 1937 edition commonly called Juniors. The first thing was to organize so as to be able to function as a Junior class should. In the election the following were elected: President, Richard Leonard, Vice President, Janis Turneyg Secretary, James Carrigang Treasurer, Carl Schemel. The two representatives of our class on the annual staff are Janis Turney and Malcolm Talbott. The members of the Junior Class stood out in athletics - in foot- ball: C. Schemel, E. Reiff, W. Wert, H. La Rue, S. Bauer, R. Brown, E. Christmang in basketball: J. Carlisle, C. Schemel, W. Henderson, in track, W. Donnenwirth, H. Van Voorhis, T. Rush, H. La Rue, and N. Bradstock. . Refreshments were sold at the football and basketball games to help defray expenses of the Junior-Senior reception. This is the year in which we staged the reception, held annually. The reception, under the supervision of the officers and Various committees was a huge success. The committees: Menu and dining room-Rosemary Dostal, chairman, Anna Marie Haaser, Janet Young. Program-Mal Talbott, chairman, John Carlisle, Myron Welty. Decoration-Mary Jane Sears, chairman, Dale Baker, Jean Whit- taker, Virginia Peterson, Robert Brown, Esther Schulze, Evelyn Knappenberger. Invitation-Martha Schieber, chairman. Ruth Spurlock, Kathryn Kinnett. Reception-Ray Coy, chairman, Adele Mullen, Bill Ahl, Jeannette Krumbach. Dish-Maxine Drumm, chairman, Salome Heinlen, Clifton Woltz. Dance-Lucille Caton and Bill Henderson, co-chairmen, Bill Durr. Finance-Carl Schemel, chairman, officers and advisor. Central-Officers and advisor. Everyone did his part in making this year something to remem- ber. Especially do we wish thank Mr. Armbrust who did an excellent job as our adviser. Sponsored by OHIO Loooiviorivn CRANE Page 26

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111 and Testament I, Isabelle Gerstenslager, do bequeath my friendliness to Pauline Jenkins and Dolores Heiby. We, Martha Gibson and Vera Hildebrand, will our love for good times to Colleen Shaw and Betty Stedman. We, Dortha Gingery and Mabel Yost, leave our dislike for translating shorthand to Lucille Topper and Evelyn Stuck. I, Helen Goerlaeh, leave my ability to do my secretarial duties to Vivian Rush and Doris Tobin. I, Marian Grauer, will my ability to sew and choose appropriate clothes to Martha Schieber. . I, Edna Haigh, do bequeath my willingness to accompany my school chums on the piano to Mary Jane Sears. I, Helen Karber, do bequeath my trait of being kind to everyone to Virginia Schnabel and Kathryn Sabback. . I, Rose Kinte, leave my athletic ability to Betty Ghist. I, Helen Klinlc, will my neat and stylish appearance to J anis Turney. We, Margaret Black, Helen and Mary Zahary, will our expert dancing technique to Betty Lewis and Florence Monnett. I, Alice Bowman, leave all my personal belongings to Helen Resinger. U I, Rose Fabrino, do bequeath my basketball technique to Mary Ellen Rogers. I, Rose Mary Wurm, leave all of my drawings, many of which you will be able to recognize as some of your classmates, to Juanita Strawser. I, Mary Ellen Hayeook, leave my pleasing disposition to Maxine Randall and Frances Arndt. We, Jean Ann Lichty and Mary Louise Sprouse, leave our interest in G. A. A. to Virginia Peterson and Margaret Reber. We, Wilma Light and Inez Phillips, leave our dislike for speed tests to Florence Robertson and Mary Ross. I, Ruth Meek, will my general knowledge of all things to Rose Mary Dostal. I, Jane Sowash, do bequeath my fascination for athletic heroes to Lucille Caton. I, Marie Miller, leave my yodeling ability to Dorothy Kepler. I, Eleanor Mills, do bequeath my capable disposition to Esther Shultze and Thelma Saull. I, Gladys Palmer, will my willingness to help people in shorthand to Marvel Sanford. We, Nina Priebe and Leota Reber, leave our cheerful outlook on life to Ruth Donnenwirth and Mildred Kline. We, Betty Reeder and Esther Rittenhour, do bequeath our esteemed manner of conserving talk to Mary Kathryn Oberlander. I, Gertrude Schell, leave my independence in regard to high school boys to Myra Leuthold. I, Elizabeth Schirmer, do bequeath my much envied curly eyelashes to Evelyn Knappenberger. I, Kathryn Schnabel, will my excellent grades to Kathleen Kinnett. I, Maxine Seckel, leave my sunny smiles and beautiful features, plus my ability to make any man love me to Maxine Drumm. We, May Belle Stahl and Marie Steiger, do bequeath our dislike for history to Virginia Mouser. I, Georgia Washburn, do bequeath my most amusing sense of humor to Wilma Luke. I, Pauline Weaver, leave my eye brows, that all the other girls envy, to Orlena Shaner. I, Lois Warner, will my ability to make friends to Ruby Nibert. I, Martha Withee, leave my good-natured personality to Ruth Spurlock. I, Evelyn White, will my ability of being able to sympathize with other people to Adele Mullen. I, Martha Young, do bequeath my searched-for trait of being kind to everyone to Esther Heath. WITNESSED'BY: SIGNED: IMA DUMBELL VIRGINIA SCHULER DR. CUT M. UP Class Attorney Soso LONG Page 25



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