Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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F4 S V1 V. ,- ie 7950 3 Volume XXXX Published by' BUCYRUS HIGH SCHOOL Bucyrus, Uhio To Bucyrus High we raise our song, The name that sets our hearts aflame, And makes our voices ring, To Bucyrus High our dear old High, The scenes ol happy High School days, N. H hi. Q V , ,1 - - ' H' ' ul ' ' 1 . '. X: 1 l -4 Y itz? Wilt tr ., . Q. l t S Q' 4 lklkxilxk V gl Q lffixfrb ' ,Wu 3 -l V W' ft? l S - or - 1 Y V :Q 'YK -4'-gh' 'l V Il at A.: if, K ? X xx , ,yi 'rx ' LMA MATER The B. H. S. we love When from the fold we tar shall stray, With souls no longer young, We'll ne'er forget our high school days, Those happy days gone by. And when our steps have feeble grown Our journey almost done, E'en then with fleeting breath we'll praise Our dear Bucyrus High. Oh morning glow which gilds the east Oh sun which shines at noon Oh stars which bloom at eventide Oh radiant glowing moon Look from the pathless a ure dome And bless us from above Our High School halls and High School walls el' bbwff.. W' VAR ITY Men of Bucyrus High, on to victory, Every man in every way Bucyrus High expects her Varsity To win today. Rah, rah, rah, rah, Win for Bucyrus High. Varsity down the field Never yield, raise high your shield, March on to victory for Bucyrus High And the Red and White. Oh Varsity We're for you Here for you, to cheer for you We have no fear for you Oh Varsity. .- ...,m, f, - wwf. if Mrs. Edna Willcxman The 1950 Bucyrian is affectionately dedicated to Mrs. Edna Willaman for her many years of service and leadership in Bucyms High School. We, the Seniors, greatly appreciate the fine job she has done as our class advisor for the past two years. Mrs, Willaman has also been the faithful advisor of the annual for three years. Her services and deeds shall never be forgotten, and to her goes our sincere Thank you. ADlVlI I TR TION Our Superintendent Our Principal Mr. D. C. Baer Mr. E. C. Gecxrhazrt Board of Education Left to right: Mr. I. W. Overholt, Mr. Charles Wiles, Mr. I. E. Huggins, Mr. R. E. Widrnon, Mr. Russell Tither, President. Attendance Mr. Dale Bemer Head Coach I Mrs. Ruth Clubb Physical Education Mr. I. Edwin ' Dohblnl Mathematics A Mr. E. I. Ellis ' Comme cial -X U Mn. Mary Loulle Ferguson Librarian Mr. Richard Mr. Howard Mr. Alex Kish Frantz Havron Driving Physical History Instructor Education Mn. Ethyl Mn. Lucille Min Grace Mr. lumen Min Dolores Min Kathryn Haines Helm Hlbarqer I-loltshoule Kenney Mech Secretary Mathematics Science Vocational Commercial Speech 5. Math M07 If I 5 Miss Ella Mock English Miss Helen Willie Secretary Mrs. Edna Willaman English Miss Edna Ulmer Music Mrs. Alice Tupps Mathematics Mr. Charles Tschanen Industrial Arts Assistant Coach Miss Frances Thompson History s sg 5 Kass' r X we t Q? 2 953 gt H 5. f is 5 K if 4 f ,mv i i W Mr. F. W. Meri: Mrs. Marian Science Shellenbarger Home Economics Mr. Francis Stewart Mcchine Shop Mrs. Helen Miss Marjorie Miss Iuniia Dr. Clara Miss Mariorie Mr. I. Richard Millar Muse Renkert Schieber Smith Simcox Enqlish Spanish English Social t Art' Bqnd Studies A - .f ..N-rzxl THE ANNUAL TAFF - 19 0 We are proud to present to you this Yearbook. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it for you. Mn. Willanxan Mn. Ferguson Advisor Advisor KK Harold Cotlomire lean Ann Bowen Editor-in'Chiet Business Manager Iunior Editor, Barbara Foreman: Advertising, Mary Ellen Tallman, Mgr.g Geraldine Iaroe, Richard Flock, Shari Haldemanp Subscription and Circulation, Betty Heilen, Mgr.: Iohn Ackerman, Anna Ruth Stahl, Ardith Stahl, Ioan Op- penlander, Lowell McKeheen, LaVeta Cookg Sports, Lawerence Andrews: Snaps, Margie Struble, Mgr.: Louis Myers, Barbara Armitage, Typists, Alice Brinkman, Ruth Dean, Helen Cotsamireg Photographers, Robert Cotsamire, Iames McBethp Senior Quotations, Barbara Baer, Rosemary Fahlg Studio Pic- tures, Mary Lou Rein: Class Will and Prophecy, Pat Armstrong. if L .,.J 'g, --L Mi 3 sm. 'Q I ITV I .-g Q Il l 4 4 r f ff 9 THE CLASS 0F 1950 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ....... Lawrence Andrews Vice President ....... lack Peterman Secretary .... ..... M ary Deutsch Treasurer ..... .... I ames Steele Adviser, Mrs. Wtllaman OUR CLASS OFFICERS OF FORMER YEARS: lunlor Year Sophomore Year President ...... . Ioseph Kebe President ..... . . . Iarnes Bippus Vice President ........ Iames Bippus Vice President ...... Shirley Claxton Secretary ......... Mary Ann Haala Secretary ......... Mary Ann Haala Treasurer .... ...... I anet Auck Treasurer ..... .... P at Haldeman Adviser ...... ..... M rs. Willarnan Adviser .... . . . Miss Hlbarqer Our Class Flower T 4-.40 g H of E X R , -X o .uv S Our Class Color: Green and White Our Motto: E Climb, Tho' the Rocks Be Rugged' fu, -Nun-t. . 1 Q X . is T 5-Cl X is Hifi X, Y . S I 4 Ai i is., M -fi tif.. 'HW .. 9' 1' IOHN NORMAN ACKERMAN College Preparatory Without music, life would be a mistake. Choir 2,3,4: Band l,2,3,4: I-li-Y 1,2 lSeC.l, 3.4: College Club 4: Annual Staff 4: Pep Band 2: Bucyrian Stall 3.4: Student Coun- cil 3. LAWRENCE EDMOND ANDREWS College Technical One of the few who studies hard: The proof is found upon his card. Student Council l,2,4: Bucyrian Staff 2.3: Annual Staff 4 CSports Ed.l: Choir 3,4 CV. PreS.l: College Club Senior Class Presixdent. IANEI' IRENE AUCK Commercial The one way to have a friend is to be one. Club Co-ed 2,3,4: Leaders Club 4: F.H.A. 3,4: G.A.A. l,2: Choir l,2,3,4: Band l: Double Trio 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Girls' Glee Club tSu1phur Spri gsl. Q2-Viz BARBARA IOAN BAER College Preparatory l-ler genius is her friendliness. Blue Triangle 1 tTreas.l: F.H.A. l: Choir 2, 3 tSec.l, 4 tTreas.l: Club Co-ed 2, 3 tSec.l, 4 CV. .Pres.J: G.A.A. 2 lSec.l, 3,4 lSec.l: Booster Club 3, 4 tPres.l: Leaders Club 3,4: Student Council 2: Bucyrian Staff 4 KEX. Ed.l: Annual Staff 4: College Club 4: Spanish Club 1: Double Trio 3,4: Teen Den Board 2, 3 IV. Pres.l, 4 lPres.l. GERALD EUGENE BALL Vocational I'm going to sleep today. Hi-Y l,3,4: Varsity B l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3: Football l,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2: Track 3: Vocational Club 3 KV. Pres.l, 4 lPres.l. CLARENCE LE ROY BECK General Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Hi-Y 2,4: College Club 4: Basket- ball 3,4: Football 1. ROBERT EUGENE AHLEFELD General The farmers are the foundation of civilization. Stage Crew 3,4. PHTRlClsiJ MSTR0NG College Preparatory A mind and a will make a successful woman. Spanish Club 1: G.A.A. 2,3,4: F.H.A. l, 2 tCounty Reporter! 3, 4 CPres.l: Club Co-Ed 2,3,4: Boos- ter Club 3, 4 tSec.-Treas.l: Annual Staff 4: Bucyrian Staff 2,3,4 lFea- ture Editorl: College Club 4: Army-Navy 3. Alameda, Calif.: Key 6. Star 3: Oak Leaf S'aff 3: Youth Center 3 tPres.l: Girls' Ass'n. 3: Ad Board 3: Spanish: Club 3. LESTER AUCK Vocational Earnestness is the soul of work. Vocational Club 3,4. MARILYN IEAN BAHL General Silence is a golden gift. G.A.A. 2.3: F.H.A. 2.3: Club Co-ed l,2,3,4: Student Council l: Band l,2,3,4: Blue Triangle 1: Pep Band 2. PATRICIA ANN BATTON Home Economic To love and win is the .best thing, and to love and lose is the next best thing. Club Co-ed 3: G.A.A. 4: F.l-l.A. 2. Gal' JAMES L. BIPPUS College Technical Men who know much say little. Bucyrian Staff 3.4: College Club 4 tPres.l: Band 4 tTreas.l: Hi'Y 2,4: Sophomore Class President. . Q 2 '-'f f Q no-, 5: V J L.. ,- ,2- .K .51 ,.'. 9 ,S IEAN ANN BOWERS Commercial A quiet smile ever ready. Blue Triangle lg G.A.A. 3.4, College Club 4: Choir 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4: Club Co-ed 2,3,4: Annual Staff 3, 4 lBusiness Mgr.lg Bucy- rian Staff 2,3,4 lCirc. Mgr.l jliwliy' SHIRLEY IOAN CLAXTON General Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Blue Triangle lg Cheerleader 3,45 Club Co-ed 3.4: Booster Club 4: Leaders Club 3,45 Homecoming Attendant. KEITH CHARLTON COOK Business He is of that great tribe of gentlemen. Holmes Liberty: Varsity H 2,35 Band l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3g Basketball 3: Student Council 3: Track 2,3: Bucyrus: Basketball 4. xsufss RICHARD CRANER Vocational The deepest river flows with the least sound. Vocational Club 3,4. MARY ELLEN CRESS General l am not often seen and less often heard. 7'7M17ZMff 4 MARY EMMA DEUTSCH Commercial Any friend that she may meet, very cheerfully she will greet. Senior Class Sec.: 'College Club ALICE MARGARET BRINKMAN Commercial Never a care or sorrow, never a gloomy minute, never a bit of mischief, but she's the first one in it. Blue Triangle 1 CV. Pres.l: Club Co-ed 2, 3, 4 lPres.l: F.H.A. lg Annual Staff 3,4, Bucyrian Staff 4, Booster Club 3,47 Choir 2,3,4g Double Trio 3,4. If VIRGINIA ROSE COLLENE Home Economics Ouiet in appearance with motive unknown. Blue Triangle lp F.H.A. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4y Club Co-ed 2,3,4p Band 2,3,4. I WW HAROLD EUGENE COTSAMIRE Business The power to do great things generally arises from the will- ingness to do small things. Band l,2,3,4: Choir 3,4 CPres.lg Hi-Y l, 2 lPres.l, 3, 4 lPres.ly College Club 4: Bucyrian Staff 3, 4 iBus. Mgr.lp Annual 3, 4 iEditorl: Pep Band 4. ETHLYN MAE CRAWFORD General Silence 'reigns supreme. F.H.A. 1,2,3p Club Co-ed 2: Blue Triangle 1. RUTH ESTHER DEAN General Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Columbus: Typing Club 1,25 Or- chestra lconcert mistressl 1,27 String Ensemble 1.2: Bucyrus: Band 3: Spanish Club 4 iPres.l: Student Council 4: Choir 4: Col- lege Club 4 lSec.-Treas.l7 Annual Staff 4g Girls' Double Trio 4. CHARLES ALLEN DIEDERICH General He would have his ioke on the day of iudgmentf' Hi-Y l,2,3,4. wywwz MZ f74 ' LOIS EVELYN DOME General A light heart lives long. G.A.A. l,2,3,4f F.H.A. 1,2,3,47 Blue Triangle 1,22 Club Coed 2,3,4. ELLEN ROSEMARY FAHL Commercial Pretty, Peppy, and Popular. Blue Triangle l lPI'9S.li Club Co- ed 2,3,47 G.A.A. 2,3,4 lPres.l7 Leaders Club 4: College Club 47 Teen Den Board 47 F.l-LA. 17 Cheerleader 27 Choir 2.3.47 Bucy- rian Staff l,2,3,47 Annual Staff 47 Homecoming Queen 47 Double Trio 3, 3 EMILY RGARET ANN FOX General I try to study and do my share, but those giggles slip in un- aware. Club, Co-ed Z,3,47 F.I-l.A. 2,37 Blue Triangle 1. 4 GEORGE CHRIS GRIFFITH Vocational They always blame me, and I am the most innocent of the bunch. Varsity B 2,3,47 Vocational Club 3,47 l-Ii-Y lj Football 2,3. CAROL IEANNE HAALA Nurses Training She marched the lobby, twirled her stick, The boys all cried, 'She's quite the kick'. Blue Triangle 17 Club Co-ed. 2,3, 47 F.H.A. 3,47 College Club 47 Band 2,3,4 CV. Pres.l, Drum Maiorette. GERALD PATRICK HALDEMAN General Whoever blushes seems to be good. Football 2,3,47 Basketball 2,37 Track 3,47 Varsity B 2,3,4. IAMES E. EDEN Vocational Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat, so therefore let's be happy. Football 2,3,47 Vocational Club 3,47 Varsity B 2,3,4. WILLIAM GRANT FAWCEIT College Technical Every man has his devilish moments. Band 47 College Club 47 Projec- tionist 4. HOSEMARY IHENE FREY General Know her by her cheerfulnessf' Blue Triangle 17 l '.H.A. 1,47 Club Co-ed 3,47 G.A.A. Z. PATRICIA ANNE GRIMM General Blazing hair and a smile that counts. Club Co-ed 2,3,41 Band l,2,37 Blue Triangle 1,27 F.l-l.A. 1. 121 ,W l MARY ANN H ALA Nurses Training A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Blue Triangle l7 G.A.A. 4: Club Co-ed Z,3,47 F.H.A. 3,47 College Club 47 Student Council 4 fSec.l7 Sec. of Sophomore and lunior Class7 Homecoming Attendant 4. IACQULINE IUNE HART Home Economics Fun has no limits. Blue Triangle lp Club Co-ed 37 G.A.A. 4. , 1 ,I BETTY IEAN HEINLEN Nurses Training A tiny little maid, but full of lun and mirth. Blue Triangle 1 lSec.l5 F.H.A. lj G.A,A. 2,3,45 Club Co-ed 2,3,45 Choir 213,45 Annual 45 Bucyrian Stall 45 College Club 4. f 1 I WAYNE EDWARD HOLLAND Vocational 1 go for blonds. Band 1,25 Vocational Club 3,4. IOSEPH FRANCIS KEBE College Technical He is a loyal senior, but his heart's in the sophomore class. Football 15 l'liAY 25 Bucyrian Stall 3,45 College Club 4 CV. Pres.l5 Band 3,4 1Sec.l5 Iunior Class President. KENNETH R. KINN Vocational The thing about Kenney, they say, is i curls. He's li y everyone, espe- cially e gi s. Vocati al Cl 3,45 Varsity B ootbbl .45 Track 3,4. RICHARD A. KLINE Vocational 1 would be good if I could, but it is so lonesome being good. Vocational Club 3,45 Football 1,35 Basketball 15 Baseball 2. MARGARET C. E. LANDEFELD Commercial 'Tis better to smile than to be sad, so 1 smile. Blue Triangle 15 F.l'1.A. 1,2,3,4 KV. Pres.l5 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Bucyrian Staff 45 College Club 45 Club Co-ed 2.3.4. LQ ' RALPH TRENTON HEINLEN Vocational Woman delights me not. College Club 45 Vocational Club 3,4: Stage Crew 3.45 Photog- raphers Club 4. GERALDINE RUTH IAROE Commercial Precious things come in small packages. Blue Triangle 15 F.l-l.A. 1,2,3,4 lSec.-Treas.l5 C1.A.A. 2,3,45 Club Co-ed 2,3,45 Bucyrian Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. ' IHQLI-4.1 f DONALD FREDRICK KELLER General Mark Twain doesn't know what he missed- He should have met this humorist. 1-li-Y 1,2,3,4 KSec.l5 Basketball 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Choir 45 Bucy- rian Staff 3,45 College Club 45 Student Council 45 Teen Den Board 3,4 iTreas.l. WILLIAM R. KISOR General No, not lazy5 just born tired and never got rested. LOUIS EARL KREBS Vocational Men of few words seldom get into trouble. Vocational Club 3,45 Stage Crew 3,4. CHARLES E. LEUTHOLD College Preparatory I am not lazy, but I hate to work. Hi'Y 1,2,3,4: Choir 4. MX . 8 we 'S' GENE McDOUGLE Vocational I'm as sober as a judge. Vocational Club 3,4. ffm' WFWQ4 MARY EILEEN MERGEL Home Economics She loves not many words. G.A.A. 2,3,4: Cl Co-ed 2,3,4: F.l-LA. l,2,3,4. LESTER F. MUSTAIN General God's gift to women. Football 4: Basketball . ,iff ylzff ef? Q' IACK L. PATTON Vocational l.ife's too short to hustle. Vocational Club 3,4. f f R M NORMAN I. PHENICIE Vocational All mankind loves a lover. Band l,2g Spanish Club lp Bas- ketball ly Vocational Club 3,4, Football 3,45 Hi-Y l,Z. MARY LOU REIN College Preparatory She loves but one. Blue Triangle ly F.H.A. lg G.A.A. 2,3,4g Club Co-ed 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Bucyrian 41 College Club 47 Double Trio 45 Spanish Club 1. Qi-'Pe GENE A. MAHLEY Vocational A steady and easy-going fellow. Vocational Club 3, 4. :dw FRANCES V. MLTZGER Home Economics The sky of her heart is always bright. Blue Triangle lp F.H.A. l,2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,47 Leaders Club 45 College Club 4. rj JLMG' LOUIS D. MYERS College Technical He takes his car to ride around And tour the country side. Band l,Z,3,4p Pep Band l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4: Bucyrian Staff 4 fAdv. Mgr.l: College Club 4. U, . BUSSHL IACK PETERMAN College Preparatory He looks-they fall. Band 1.2: Pep Band 1,25 Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Football 3,47 Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 2, Track 3,45 College Club 45 Spanish Club lg Varsity B 2,3,4: Bucyrian Staff l,4. I AMES M. QUAINTANCE Vocational Life is so short, and so am I. Vocational Club 3.4. J4qe M N ELZA ROTHHAAR College Preparatory A mischievous way, a mischiev- ous grin, He believes playing pranks is not a sin. Choir 3,45 Football 4: College Club 4, Hi-Y 47 Spanish Club 1. I 2 'ff E ., ef' m e ' Wa 'lf C .ku fl f I f gl. 2 .Jr 6 .Q Q, . .. IAMES BURDELL RUPE Business My idea ot an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. Band 4: Pep Band 4: Choir 2,3,4: Hi-Y 4. JACK B. SCHNABEL Vocational A quiet man is richer than a crown. Vocational Club 3.4. PATRICIA CAROL SHOEMAKER Commercial If silence were golden, I'd be a millionaire. Choir 2,3,4: F.H.A. l,2,3.4: Club Coed-334. Capa-'Q RICHARD smash Vocational l wouldn't want to be a bore. so, unless I'm asked, I won't say more. Vocational Club 3,4. CHARL5 E. SWIHART Vocational Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Vocational Club 3.4. IACK EDWARD TEMPLE College Preparatory A mighty athlete and a good fellow, too. Football l,Z,3,4 lCo-Capt.lp Bas- ketball l,2,3,4 tCapt.lg Track 2.3: Hi-Y l,2,3,4 CV. Pres.l: Varsity B 2,3,4: College Club 47 Spanish Club lg Choir 3,47 Student Coun- cil ,, WQMQ DONALD B. RYLAND General l am one of those who believes not in love at first sight, but I believe in takingasecond look. Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band l,2,3,4 RONALD PAUL SCHUSTER College Preparatory Women-Ah, now you've said ttl But 'tis a secret so don't you spread it. V Latin Club 2,3,4 lV. Pres.lp Stu- dent Council 2p Sr. Hi-Y 3,4. IAMES F. STEELE Business Rather quiet, but a fine, good lad is he. Pep Band l,2,3,4g Band l,Z,3,4 KPres.l: Bucyrian Staff 2,3: Choir 4: Student Council 1,4: Senior v 0 s. MARIORIE ANN STRUBLE College Preparatory Did you ever know a pretty girl who would not primp-iust a little? Blue Triangle lg G.A.A. 2,3,4g Club Co-ed 2,3,4g F.l-LA. lp Choir 2,3,4: College Club 4: Bucyrian Staff l,2,3,4 Cliditorlg Cheerleader 3,47 Booster Club 3,45 Leaders Club 45 Annual Staff 4 lSnap. Ed.l: Spanish Club l. MARY ELLEN TALLMAN Business To know her is to love her. Leaders Club 4, Student Council 2,3,4p Bucyrian Staff 4: Annual Staff 4 lAdv. Ed.l: G.A.A. 2,3,4: F.l-LA. l,2,3,47 Club Co-ed 2.3,4: Blue Triangle l. Wff GERALD RICHARD WALKINS General Can we ever have too much of a good time? Football l,2,3,4g Varsity B Z,3,4g Basketball Mgr. 2,37 Student Council 3 QV. Pres.lf 4 lPres.l: Choir 4, Hi-Y 2. BARBARA ANN WALTHI Commercial It matters not how long you , live, but how well. P.l-LA. 1,2,3,4p Club Co-ed 31 GJ-LA. 4g Blue Triangle l. cf ll BETTY IEAN WIIITE Commercial Then she will talk-ye gads, how she will talk! Club Co-ed 3.4: F.H.A. 1,2,3p Annual Staff 4: Bucyrian Staff 45 Blue Triangle l. DONALD GREEN Vocational Silence is a golden gift. Vocational Club 3,4. A TOGRAPH if W V n MARTHA ANN WEAVER College Preparatory lust good natured-that's all.' G.A.A. 2,3,4g Club Co-ed 37 Col- lege Club 4. CQ. KBJVQVFY' NORMAN EICHBLBHIGHI Vocational All good men are dying, and I don't feel so good myself. Vocational Club 3,4. CHESTER E. GRAHAM Vocational Silent in company, friend to his friends. Vocational Club 3,4. Last Will nd Testament 0i enior Class tli 1950 We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty, being of sound mind t?l and stout heart do bequeath our sole possessions to the following worthy people: To Mr. Baer we leave our gratitude for his friendly nature and smiling countenance throughout our high school years. To Mr. Gearhart we leave our appreciation for his willingness and gener- osity in helping us with our problems. To Mr. Ellis we are grateful for his efficient handling of our organization funds. To Miss Thompson we leave our badly battered civic books and the thought that someday we will all be in Congress. To Miss Ulmer we leave the rhythmic strains of Fred Warings arrangements. To Mr. Havron we leave these books: The New and Improved Encylo- pedia of Iokes and The Psychology of High School Students or What Makes Teen-Agers Tick. To Miss Hibarger we leave the task of keeping the 6th period biology class quiet without threatening to make them stay after school. To Coach Berner we leave the future athletic teams of Bucyms High. To Coach Frantz we leave the sighs of the female population of B. H. S. To Mr. Dobbins we leave X, the unknown quantity, and the hope that some- day someone will iind it. To Mrs. Willaman we leave our appreciation for all the aid she cheerfully gave us during our junior and senior years when she was our class adviser. To all the faculty we leave our sincere thanks for their help and the hope that they will think of us in the years to come as a top-notch class. To the Ianitors, Mr. Mclilherson, Mr. Sturtz, and Mr. Ulmer we leave our paper and gum wads, pencils, erasers and our thanks for all the years they've helped and cleaned up after us. To the Iuniors we leave the prestige of being Seniors. We also leave unto them the responsibility of setting an example for the rest of the school, the choicest lockers, the front-row seats in assembly-and the underclassmen as their slaves. To the Sophomores we leave the problem of raising the dough for the Reception and the hot-dog stands to help them to do it. Last, but not least, we give them the privilege of strolling up the center walk. To the Freshmen we leave the Sophomore Prom, dances, parties, member- ship in more clubs, and the sophomore boys. To the Eighth graders we leave downstairs assembly seats, second floor lockers, and four years to go. To the Seventh graders we leave the thought that someday they will be Seniors. We also leave them our teachers, our principal, and our superin- tendent. Swom to and attested this 2nd day of Iune, 1950. The Senior Class of 1950 Pat Armstrong Notary Public E IOR CLASS PROPHECY Soon we shall be leaving These halls and memories, too, And all our friends and faculty Who helped to pull us through. They started us with A B C's And guided us along 'Til we were through with all twelve years, And leamed the right from wrong. Now let us wander through the years With ten at least gone by, Through all the trials and'all the tears. Since we left Bucyrus High. Lawrence Andrews-Building shipwrecks in- side bottles. Iack Peterman - Sports editor for Telegraph Forum. Mary Ann Haala-Superintendent of nurses at Bucyrus City Hospital. Mary Deutsch-Invented an alarm that goes off when you lose your temper. Iohn Ackerman-On a concert tour in Europe. Bob Ahlefeld-Owns a large chicken farm. Pat Armstrong-Iudged outstanding member of Women's Literary Society. Ianet Auck-Co-partner in a used car lot. Barbara Baer-Champion woman bowler. Marilyn Bahl-Married to some lucky man. Ierry Ball-Football coach at Oceola Tech. Pat Batton-Physical Education Teacher. Clarence Beck-Refereeing monkey basketball games in the zoo. Iim Bippus-News commentator in Siberia. Iean Bowers-Mistress of Ceremonies on Bow- ers' Talent Show. Alice Brinkman-Secretary to Senator Kebe. Shirley Claxton-Helping Bill train their football team. Virginia Collene-Majorette with Bucyrus City Band. Keith Cook-Mink-raising country preacher. Harold Cotsamire - Running Cotsy's Do-nut Shop. Dick Craner-A bashful bachelor. Ethlyn Crawford-Receptionist in a Hollywood Studio. Mary Ellen Cress-Manager of Newbeny's. Ruth Dean-Leading an all girl orchestra. Chuck Diederich-Trainer of a flea circus. Evelyn Dome-Air line stewardess. lim Eden - Secretary of Navy in L. Myers' cabinet. Norm Eichelberger-A church janitor. Rosie Fahl-Doing peroxide jobs in a beauty parlor. Bill Fawcett-The friendly undertaker. Emily Fox-First woman on the Bucyrus Police force. Rosie Frey-First woman Governor of Ohio. Chester Graham-Owner of a chain of grocery stores. Don Green-World famous pool champion. George Griffith-Radio comedian. Pat Grimmel-Iappily married for the fifth time. Carol Haala-Red Cross Nurse. Pat Haldeman - World-famous heavyweight champion. Iackie Hart-Happily living in Marion. Betty Heinlen-The farmer's wife. Trenton Heinlen-Invented a pocket size hy- drogen bomb. Wayne Holland-Breaking in his 99th car. Tinky Iaroe - Home economics teacher at Holmes Liberty. Ioe Kebe-Candidate for re-election to Senate. Don Keller-Still trying to remember not to forget. Kenny Kinn-Man about town. Bill Kisor-Manager of an Isaly store. Dick Kline-Champion checker player. Louis Krebs-Testing scales for a weighing machine company. PegQY Landefeld-Running a snake farm in Florida. Todd Leuthold-Writing a joke book. Gene McDougle-Owner of the Ritz Hotel. Gene Mahley-Watchman on a discontinued railroad. Eileen Mergel - Truck driver at the Swan Rubber. Frances Metzger-Running Toni out of business with her new product The Metzger Wave. Frank Mustain-Owner of Sunshine Dairy. Louis Myers-Republican candidate for presi- dent. lack Patton-Raising kumquats on his farm. Norm Phenicie-Assistant truant officer. Iimmy Quaintance - Pinboy at the bowling alley. Mary Lou Rein-Raising Little Lulus . Marvin Rothhaar-Runs Rothhaar's rest home for slap-happy students. Burdelle Rupe-Trombone player with Spike Iones. Don Ryland-Truant officer of Bucyrus schools. lack Schnabel-Swimming instructor at Oceola. Ronald Schuster-House detective at the Ritz Hotel. Carol Shoemaker-Happily married and rais- ing a family. Iim Steele-Cameraman at Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer. Dick Steiger-Model for Metzger's Permanent Wave. Margie Struble-Editor of a fashion magazine. Chuck Swihart-Theater manager at Chatfield. Mary Ellen Tallman-Running an advertising agency. lack Temple-Basketball coach at Galion. Ierry Walkins-Mayor of New Washington. Barbara Walter-Living with Martha Weaver in Texas. Martha Weaver-Owner of the Bar B Ranch in Texas. BettyhWl?ite-Switch board operator at the Ritz ote . And now our journey completed We're back to reality- Back to bid adieu to all, To begin what we'll really bel Farewell to all who helped us, And thanks for the memories, too, To friends and faculty alike- To Alma Mater true! -Pat Armstrong 2 vt W-a 5 5 W fmiiiy U! 2 WW gffwwiifffllb S bg Ei ji? NW ifiwiy Q Q WWW gum Q? fipwmg Mia! E Q3 fy 5 F Q1 mmf, GVQHYQQW gif 03 JVMMKKLWW WM 2, a QM QW? E? QW QW 4 Q32 Qqjijwyw E 20 ef? WJ Q -X My N ff L Q. , 4, E ,J 5 ,ff fm ' M ,Q g Q5 Q , WJ, Y K ,f 21 President ...... .... I arnes Harris Secretary. . . Vice President ....... Barbara Foreman Treasurer ...... Advisor ...... .. 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Evelyn Rupe lo Ann Russell Shirley Sauselen David Schieber Iohn Schieber Rebecca Seckel Arthur Schuler Patricia Simonson Charles Solt Gail Spore lames Stamper Sally Starner Philippa Stout Donna Sutton Floyd Swihart Ernest Teynor Kenneth Terry Ioan Thiel Robert Tucker Doris Van Meter Myron Veil Bemard Weithman Donald Widman Bill Williams Marjorie White LaVon Yaney Franklin Yonikus Iames Zehrinq Clarence Zomes Barbara Zwillinq ,Q wr-K 1-1 M rp' 6 elf? K 'ti,,, ' x The Bucyrianu had a very successful year under the capable supervision ot two new advisors, Miss Muse and Miss Hybarger. The size of the paper was changed and a masthead, a picture ot B. H. S., was added by this year's stall. The Bucyrian was published bi-weekly, with colorful, eight-page issues at Christmas and graduation. The 1949-1950 reporting stofi was: Editor-in-Chief ............... Margie Struble Feature Editor ................ Pat Armstrong Sports Editors ....... loe Kebe and Don Keller Exchange Editor .......h...... Barbara Baer Columnists: Iohn Ackerman, Helen Cotsamire, Rosie Fahl, lean Bowers, Rebecca Brooks, Dianne Walkins, Carolyn Baker, Barbara Armitage, and Nancy Eickel. Reporters: Ioan Oppenlander, Pat Moes, Ann Albright, Mary Lou Blicke, Shari Haldeman, Alice Brinkman, Mary Lou Rein, Barbara Foreman, Mary Io Faulkner, Shirley Rolle, Betty Cassaro, Shirley Claxton, Margaret Landefeld, Betty Heinlen, and Ruth Dean. Staff Artist ....................... Rosie Fry Typists: Betty White, along with many other staff members. Reporting Stcdf The 1949-1950 Business Staif of the Bi-weekly Bucyricm: Business Manager ......... Harold Cotsamire Advertising Manager ........... Louis Myers Circulation Manager ...... lean Ann Bowers Advertising: Iames Bippus, lack Korner, Pat Rogers, Mary Louise Bothhaar, Pat Simon- sen, Philippa Stout, lames McDonnell and Burdelle Rupe. Photographers: Robert Cotsamire and Iames McBeth. We want to wish loads of luck to the 1950- 1951 staff which will be headed by Ioan Open- lander, Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Armitage, Fea- ture Editorg Charles Gaty, Sports Editor, and Iames Harris, Business Manager. I t Business Staff TUBE T COU CIL Each pupil who is a member ot the student council is very proud ot the tact. His duty is to be present at every meeting or send his alter- nate, to help plan improvements of our school, and to report all information to the home room which he is representing. The major duties of the year were to plan student talent assemblies and dances, take care ot the bulletin board, and manage the election for Vice President, Cheerleaders, and Homecoming Queen. The organization sold pop corn at the Bucyrus basketball games to help pay for the new public address system. President ...... .... I erry Walkins Vice President. .. ........ lack Mustain Secretary ...... .... M ary Ann Haala Treasurer ..... Norman Smith The council also took care of other school busi- ness very well. The members of the 1949-1950 council were: Mary Ellen Tallman, Ruth Dean, Donald Keller, Lawrence Andrews, Iames Steele, Ioan Car- rick, Pat Moes, Charles Gaty, Norman Smith, Doris Downing, Iackie Reber, lohn Miller, Bem- ard Weithman, Ruth Lust, Alice Ross, Darrell Bibler, Gerald Staiger, Susan Kehrer, Beverly Willits, William Armstrong, Ierry Kenefake, Diane Young, Ioan Ackerman, and Gary Stuck- man. The advisors of the council were Mr. Gearhart and Miss Thompson. COLLEGE CLUB llli Y llll lily' FIRST ROW: fLett to Rightl Iean Ann Bowers, Betty Heinlen, Marjorie Struble, Barbara Baer Mary Lou Rein, Rosemary Fahl, Mary Ann Haala, Margaret Landeield, Ruth Dean. SECOND ROW: Marvin Rothhaar, Clarence Beck, Iames Bippus, Carol I-laala, Harold Cotsamire Pat Armstrong, lack Temple, Pat Haldeman, Donald Keller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Havron, Faculty Advisory Lawrence Andrews, Keith Cook, Louis Myers Bill Fawcett, Iohn Ackerman, lack Peterman, Ioe Kebe, Trenton l-leinlen. The College Club of Bucyrus High School this year is composed of 28 members. The purpose of the organization is to introduce its members to different colleges and help them choose their life careers. Mr. Havron, our able advisor, has been respon- sible for obtaining various speakers who have come to us from the many colleges and universi- ties of Ohio. Some of these were Mr. Maurice D. Gubler of Otterbein College: Mr. M. E. Monra of Findlay Collegeg Dr. Gubitz of Ohio University: Dr. Thomas of Ohio Staley Miss Rowe of the Univer- sity of Cincinnati, and Mr. Neister of Heidelberg. Many ofour members have received literature and college newspapers, thus enabling them to see what the colleges have to offer. The officers of the College Club were Iames Bippus, President: Ioe Kebe, Vice President, and Ruth Dean, Secretary-Treasurer. Oficers E IOR HI-Y Purpose: To create. maintain. and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Y I Y ? 'f 1 'f 32.3 'ter Q H5 . .- Qt - 13 ,A ' 1 ,EEN Elia!! p H ' -I . f . rv 5-9 5, A ' y ,QQVQ 1. 00 ,V W . .Y nixk. I 1 gn ll 1 ,lt I lt The Senior Hi-Y Club of 1949-1950 consisted of twenty-nine members, who enjoyed an inter- esting and enjoyable year in Hi-Y activities. The club started oft with initiation and the formal candlelight induction held at the Y. M. C. A. On December third seven members at- tended the l-li-Y Conference held in Findlay. In February the entire club attended the District Rally held in Galion. President Vice President Harold Cotnamlro luck Temple Q 0 an D! The Hi-Y again sponsored Varsity Night on March 24, which was a big success. The highlights of the year were the swim party, the meeting programs, and the annual Friendship Banquet held in May. Our most worthy advisors for the year were the Rev. Henry Blum, Mr. Edwin Norton, and Mr. E. B. Hagaman. , 9 ,,. Treasurer Iohn Ackerman Secretary Donald Keller ..-.......-.--u.qq--- I TERMEDIATE HI-Y Platform: Clean Living. Clean Speech, Clean Scholcn-ship. cmd Clean Sportsmanship. - ft ww- ,qui The Intermediate Hi-Y started the year with A., where devotions, games, programs, and a membership campaign resulting in the larg- special parties were enjoyed. est membership in several years. The year closed with the annual banquet in May and the installation oi new officers. Advisors for the year were the Rev. Henry A. Blum, Mr. E. B. Hagamcrn, and Mr. Iohn Geb- Meetings were held Weekly at the Y. M. C. hardt. The formal induction for the'neW members was held on November seventeenth. . -.1 mx A I Rf ..., ' ,. '1 . A-r-,ace ff' 2 ' 1 , f ' -f' , -el K . 5,9 I: 5 J ... X flflr-it President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Donald Grimm Herbert lanes Robot! Darling Donald Wldman -qv- OFFICERS President Rosemary Fahl Vice-President Ioan Oppenlcrnder Secretary Barbara Baer Recording Secretary Barbara Foreman Treasurer Barbara Armitage O as Intramurals were held in volleyball, howl- ing, basketball, and softball. The Girls' Athletic Association, with a mem- A Thanksgiving formal, the sponsorship oi bership of forty-five, completed its twenty-sec- a dance, and a skit for Varsity Night were the ond year of activity. Mrs. Clubb was the highlights in their school activities that Com- group's advisor. pleted another successful year. K CL B C0- The Club Co-ed of 1949-50 was composed of 77 members Our very capable advisors were Mrs. Halm and Mrs Ferguson The main event of the year was the annual Sweetheart Party which was held at the Elks in the latter part of December amid Christmas decorations President ..... . Vice-President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... OFFICERS . .Alice Brinkman . . . .Barbara Baer . . . .Norrha Weithman . . . . .Barbara Foreman Devotionalist ....... Publicity Chairman Proqram Chairman Social Chairman . . . . .Barbara Iohns . . Shari Haldeman . .Ioan Oppenlander . . . .Geraldine Iaroe ED GIRL B00 TER CLUB its 45. E5 FY V I p ' e li if Y l V - Q ' ' ' L I , V g I, -- , I I f Lb- ,ig The traditional Girls' Booster Club of 1949- l95O was composed of twelve members liv- ing up to their motto- A Booster Never Refuses. During the year the Boosters rendered service to their school by decorating the goal posts for all football games, taking charge of Homecoming decorations, and, as has been the custom for years, decorating for Baccalaureate and Commencement 'ex- ercises. Monthly meetings were held at the homes of the members, where the girls enjoyed evenings of fun, entertainment, Fred War- ing's music, and refreshments. Among the activities for the year were the Varsity Night skit and their annual spring formal. Under the direction of their capable presi- dent, Barbara Baer, and their faithful advisor, Miss Dolores Kenney, the club concluded a successful and enjoyable year. The senior members wish to all future members good times and success in the Booster Club. ---Pat Armstrong, Secretary Mmvmnns ' Pat Armstrong Barbara Baer Alice Brinkman Shirley Claxton Marge Struble Barbara Armitage Helen Cotsamire Barbara Foreman Mary Lou Gingery Iris Kirk Iean Mellott Ioan Oppenlander l E TURE HOMEMAKER 0E AMERICA The F.H.A. concluded another active and successful year under the leadership of their capable officers: Pat Armstrong, President: Margaret Landefeld, Vice-President, Geral- dine Iaroe, Recording Secretary: Ioan Thiel, Secretary: Barbara Fahl, Treasurer, and Betty Armstrong, Historian. The club, com- posed of sixty-nine girls, was under the direction of our able advisors, Mrs. Shellen- barger and Miss Hibarger, and our faithful club mothers, Mrs. George Stout and Mrs. Frank Bailey. The main activities of the year were the selling of porn-poms at football games, bake sales, a carnival, attending the fall county rally at Holmes Liberty, acting as hostesses for the spring rally: a joint meeting with the Galion Chapter, and participating in Varsity Night. The social highlights included a Hobo Halloween Party, a Christmas Party, and a Spring Prom. S F. H. A. Officers 3 0- , A wo Ol, lfhyn ip. f V. ann gi' K r A it Q ' l X Jil N oi' F. H. A. Hobo Party Members Ianet Auck Barbara Baer Shirley Claxton Rosie Fahl Frances Metzger Margie Struble Mary Ellen Tallman Barbara Armitage Margie Cox Ioan Oppenlander The Leaders' Club, under the supervision ot Mrs. Ruth Clubb, completed another successful year. The big event was the Army and Navy Basketball Game, sponsored by the club each spring. The girls also helped the Physical Education teacher to referee basketball and volleyball toumaments after school. OFFICERS President ............ Linda Leuthold Vice-President . .. ..... Alice Ross Secretary .... .... S hirley Roelle Assistant . . . ..... ,Shirley Dewiel Treasurer .... ..... K athyren Blum Assistant .. ..... Ioan Welling BLUE TRIA GLE The Blue Triangle has had a very busy year with its parties and various other activities. The club started oft with the initiation of the 8th grade mem- bers. For their Christmas party the girls went caroling and returned to the school for refreshments. The club also sent a CARE package to Europe for their Christmas project. In February was held their annual Sweetheart Party. -- Q ,W Jfw' X . I THE PAIHCLB President, Ruth Doon Vice-President, Iohri Schieber Secretory, Betty Ford Treasurer, Iosepiiirie Cromer Advisor, Miss Marjorie Muse 44 VOCATIONAI. CLUB A I VARSITY B 'W I I L i I 1 I 1 1 fl irq gg gg E ,',,,,, M, Qfjf ..m-M 4-n rf nf, 1 is ' iq i .......... xg X, 1 5 xl' 1 Y H QQ. x 1:25, 'F ' .fx fs, .. .,..,,..... .-......t-.-.4 ,f f ... -n, . JU l ..- lflll Cllfllll 2 ' :H-L C 759 , , is si' I l Q HQ FIRST ROW: fl.eft to Rightl lanice Rettiq, Iohn Ward, Iimmy Croneis, Larry lnscho, Lillian Ralph, Ioann McCall, Iune Blum, Donna Auck, Bill Blicke, Iudy Riddlebaugh, limmy Aldrich, Kay Spear. SECOND ROW: Charles Shifley, loe Dinkel, Marianna Clifford, Ianet Auld, Ronald Flock, Charles O'Brien, Gretch- en Pfleiderer, Bill Bahl. Robert Caldwell, Susan Miller, Wilma Steiger, Susan Kehrer, Cecil Ford. iniiw ..L. , . fl 235' 'rv'-J Q . 1 i THIRD ROW: Carol f-laycook, Marvel Rein, Iulia Sullivan, Sosan Heckenhouer, Io Ann Broz, Ioyce Taylor, Robert Kalb, Iames Haag, Tom Smith, Io Ann Miller, Carol Schemel, Beverly Willits, FOURTH ROW: Carole Candel, Donna Haycook, Io Ann Mutchler, Rose Ellen Short, Marilyn Hollenbauqh, Ioan Holloway, Dan Rife, Ierome Clemens, Robert Cotsamire, Iohn Himler, Good positions, please! I want to hear your nicest voices! Let's hear a little bit more soprano and not quite so much alto! These are a few of the familiar phrases heard in Iunior Choir. The Iunior Choir consists of forty-eight boys and girls selected from the seventh and eighth grades and is under the most capable direction of Miss Edna Ulmer. The Iunior Choir meets during second period on Friday. They sing two and three-part music. Some of the songs they have leamed are: O, Yes, -a spiritualg On the Lagoon, an arrangement of Valse in A-flat by Brahms, I Love a Parade, by Arlen, and The Children's Prayer, from Hansel and Gretelf' by Humperdinck. The Choir has sung several programs this year for assemblies and for the grade school children. Lillian Ralph is our able accompanist. -loyce Taylor, Secretary E Itlll CHOIll ..l......- FIRST ROW: fLeit to rightl Betty Heinlen, lean Arm Bowers, Alice Brinkman, Kay McKinley, Barbara Fahl, Pat Benedict, Mariorie Struble, Shari Haldeman, LaVeta Cook, Doris Downing, Ianet Hart, Philippa Stout. SECOND ROW: Barbara Foreman, Sally Starner, lean Mellott, Betty Ford, Ianet Auck, Barbara Armitage, Helen Cotsamire, Elsie Linn, Nancy Eickel, Ann Albright, Anna Ruth Stahl, Ioan Oppenlander. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Clinger, Ruth Dean, Mary Lou Rein, Barbara Baer, Rosemary Fahl, Karen Phillips, Rebecca Brooks, Pearl Weaver, Mary Heckler, Barbara Iohns, Pat Moes, Mary Lou Blicke. Under the splendid direction of Miss Edna Ulmer, the sixty-four members of the choir have completed another very active and successful year. The outstanding events of the past year in- cluded the Choir Festival at Willard on March 31, the excellent Christmas program, the spring QV FOURTH ROW: Charles Darling, Eugene Von Kaenel, Robert Hubble, Franklin Fisher, Marvin Rothhaar, Donald Keller, Charles Leuthold, Robert Darling, Donald Widman, Gail Spore, Iohn Miller. SIXTH ROW: David Cremer, Robert Carver, lack Temple, Walter Klein, Iohn Ackerman, Herbert Iones, Gerald Walkins. FIFTH ROW: Iames Harris, Richard Flock, Iames Steele, Harold Cotsamire, Lawrence Andrews, Robert Tucker, Lowell McKeehan, William Young. concert, singing for various assemblies, the participation in the Community Sing, and the Childrens Home program at Galion in Decem- ber. The social events included the hayride in the fall for choir members and their guests and the formal banquet in the spring. The capable accompanist was Ioan Oppenlander. In October the choir selected the following officers: President ............. . . . Harold Cotsamire Vice-President. . . . . . Lawrence Andrews Secretary ..... . . Ioan Oppenlander Treasurer. . . ..... Barbara Baer N ss if I Miss Edna Ulmer Director BUCYR HIGH CHO0L BA D 'is 1-- l-lere comes the band! is the cry of the crowd as the flashy red and black uniformed bandsmen of B. H. S. step down the street on one of their many jobs of the year. At the head is the capable drum major, Carol Haala, in her high hat and boots, twirling the baton like a propeller. This year the band was divided into two sections, a junior band and a senior one. Mr. I. R. Simcox Director 4' S09 Q- S-'P The senior band marched at all the football games, featuring dance steps. Both bands marched in the Armistice Day, and Memorial Day Paradesg and in the Mardi Gras parades, both at Bucyrus and Crestline. In addition to all these, three band concerts were given at the high school. The Senior Band also entered in the District Contest. The big event of the season was the annual band festival held in Bucyrus on May 5th with the Bucyrus, Galion, Upper Sandusky, and Norwalk bands participating. The social events of the year were the annual formal held in March and two parties given by the Band Parents' Association. Officers for the year were: Iames Steele, Pres.: Carol Haala, V. Pres.: Iames Bippus, Treas.p and Ioseph Kebe, Secretary. Clarinets lames Steele Donald Grimm Norma Weithman Pat Casey Marilyn Kiess Marilyn Bahl Io Ann Landis Marilyn Copper Ioyce Ann Brandt Iack Korner Gene Shields Ianet Melick Roger Graetz Kay Stephens Ioyce Corwin Ioyce Taylor Bonnie Bippus Sharon Steffen Roxine F egley Nancy Schuler Iill Kebe Io Ann Rudd Rosemary F iek Darlene Smaltz Donald Marquart Walter Linn ' . 'Ulf' 5 ,P -'Q Members of the Band Comets Louis Myers Donald Keller Ioseph Kebe Charles Gaty David Dean Ierome Clemens Ierry Kenefake Iohn Himler Robert Reimsnyder Raymond Rossman Norman Smith Iosephine Craner Iune Williams Fred Welge Gene Pfeiffer Ned Bibler Larry Cass William Erwin Trombone Carolyn Baker Ruth Kent Robert Diller Burdelle Rupe PeQQY Rowland Tuba Robert Cotsamire Donald Gamer Herbert Iones Morris Welge Keith Cook Maiorettss Theresa Haala Ianet Dunbar Virginia Collene Pauline Petter Mary Lois Rothhaa Drum Maior Carol Haala I' PEP BAND 1.- Saxaphones Baritones Ronnie Wenninger Harold COlSCIII1iI'e Shirley Kerr Iohn Ackerman lean Mellott Victor Cassaro Ruth Dean Beverly Bonen Frederick Frey Robert Ervin Diane Young Flute Iames Bippus lohn Schieber Horns Grant Gilbert William Fawcett Karon Phillips Kay McKinley Bassoon Ioan Oppenlander ADH Albright Barbara Foreman 0509 Kathryn Blum PCIT Rogers Barbara Welch -lOCII1 ACkGI'I'I1ClI'1 Susan Heckenhauer Drums Marjorie Seits Bells Thomas Smith Robert Cassaro Rebecca Brooks Mary Ann Dillon Virginia Corfman lean McClary Pat Rowland Bertha F etter Pat Welling l s THE H0 0R ROLl, Each year in Bucyrus High School, certain honors are conferred on those who have merited them. Quill and Scroll is the Intemational High School Ioumalistic Society. Its members must have qualified in scholarship and character, and must have done some outstanding work in ioumalism. Members of the staff of the bi- weekly paper, The Bucyrian , and those on the Annual Staff who have been selected for that honor are the following: Margie Struble, Harold Cotsamire, Pat Armstrong, lean Bowers, Barbara Baer, Rosemary Fahl, Alice Brinkman, Louis Myers. The Walter R. Michael Football Trophy was received by Patrick Haldeman for being the most valuable player on the '49 football squad. The names of the recipients of other honors which will be conferred after this yearbook has gone to press, may be written in. Those seniors who have proved themselves worthy in scholarship, charac- ter, leadersliip, and service are elected to the National Honor Society. This year's new members are: American Legion Citizenship medals to the most outstanding boy and girl in the senior class: ........................... , ........................... . Bausch and Lomb Science Award: ..................................... . Rensselaer Award, given for a high degree of efficiency in mathematics: Arion Band Medal: .................... District and State Scholarship Awards: ..... Walter R. Michael Basketball Trophy: .................................. The following seniors were awarded charms for three years' service in the choir: Ianet Auck, Barbara Baer, Alice Brinkman, Rosemary Fahl, Betty Heinlen, Mary Lou Rein, Carol Shoemaker, Marjorie Struble, Iohn Ackerman, Burdelle Rupe. The following seniors received pins for their services in the band: Iohn Ackerman, Iames Steele, Louis Myers, Harold Cotsamire, Marilyn Bahl, Donald Keller, Carol Haala, Ruth Dean, Ioseph Kebe, Iames Bippus, Burdelle Rupe, and Keith Cook. mf' f Saw 564 MW FO0TBALL QUAD - a , , 1 1 ,tv by? n ,A V V 5 ,, v V .aj , YH-9. Y ,M ' V 'if ,- -,W 5, , ,xt - V Q 'y' lf' 1 t f , ex. ' ef MU, 3' .I : 1 ...Le - FIRST ROW: tLeft to rightl lack Mustain, I-IB: Ass't. Coach Tschaneny Iim Eden, E: lack Temple, Tp Bill Fawcett, Ty Marvin Rothhaar, Gp Pat Haldeman, G G FB: Frank Mustain, FB: Ierry Walkins, Gp Norman Phenicie, FB: Ierry Ball, HB: Kenny Kinn, Eg lack Peterman, Cp Norman Smith, OB: Ass't. Coach Frantz. SECOND ROW: Coach Bernerg Ronnie Rarick, Gp Richard Inscho, Eg Frank Fisher, G: Ernie Teynor, T: David Cremer, G: Iohn Eppley, E, Herb Iones, HB1 Carl Griffith, C, Bernard Weithman, Tp Robert Diller, Cy lack Davis, HB5 Richard Chance, Gp Norman Haldeman, Eg Dan Conrad, Gp Walter Klein, Ass't. Mgr. THIRD ROW: Robert Cassaro, HB: Floyd Swihart, HB, Kenny Terry, HB5 David Graham, Ep Bill Williams, I-IB: Robert Hubble, FB: George Rowlinson, Gp Robert Fawley, Eg Bill Young, OB: Robert Reimsnyder, FB: Tom Huggins, HB: Iames Bender, G, Lowell Adams, Eg Warren Gingery, T7 Iarnes Clifford, Ass't. Mgr.: Ioe Eden, Mgr. NO PICTURES: Iames Zehring, l-IB and David Iolly, Trainer. 1949 FOOTBALL SEASON The Bucyrus Redmen opened the 1949 season with a 7-O win over Tiffin Columbian. In the hard-fought contest at Tiffin, the Redmen out- played the Blue 6- Gold in every way. The second game of the season and the first N.O.L. tilt saw Bucyrus crushed 34-6 at Lane Street field by a strong Norwalk team. In the next game the Redmen were again tied down and trampled 34-6 by the Willard Railroaders. For the fourth game the Redmen journeyed to Shelby, and when the final gun sounded after a hard-fought battle, came out on the short end of a 21-6 count. Coming back after three defeats, the Redmen upset the favored Gallon Tigers I9-O, for their first N.O.L. win. Bucyrus played inspired foot- ball and at all times had complete control of the game. The next week saw the Redmen beaten 13-6 by the Crestline Bulldogs. A continual rainfall held down the Bucyrus running and passing attack throughout the game. After the defeat at Crestline, the Redmen again came back to pile up their biggest score of the season against the Upper Rams. A Dads' Night crowd saw Bucyrus earn its second N.O.L. victory by whipping Upper 26-14. The final N.O.L. tilt saw the Bucyrus Redmen battle the Bellevue Redmen to a 12-12 tie in a thriller at Lane Street field. For the last game of the season the Redmen traveled to Mansfield and bowled over the Madison eleven 13-7. Bucyrus ended its season with four wins, four losses, and one tie. VAR ITY BA KETB LL TEAM iii I 1,w'1X'. f'i11y1i iZw1i1111', Cf Kahn ijppley, F5 David Graham, F5 lack Temple G Norman Smith 4 1' Ili 4211111-1, I, ii1I1W1li111111s L: ll JNI1 HKJW: f,l'Pf,IY'll Cllili'l1l lll8f'l1tIl'1QXl, B111 Fawiey, F5 Dan Bumstead F Herbert Iones i 11 11 lx n y l y C' 111 1 l,l.1, Ori 13 err , 1949-50 BASKETBALL SEASON Bucyrus .......... 32 Tiffin Columbian .. Bucyrus .... ..... 3 9' Shelby ........... Bucyrus .,.. ..... 6 O Crestline . . . . . . . Bucyrus .... ..... 5 8 Galion .... .... Bucyrus .... ..... 4 6' Galion .... .... Bucyrus .... ..... 4 1 Shelby .... .... Bucyrus .... ..... 5 2 Willard . . . . . . . Bucyrus .... ..... 6 3' Crestline . . . . . . . Bucyrus .... ..... 4 1' Bellevue . . . . . . . Bucyrus. . . ..... 52 Willard .... . . . . Bucyrus. . . ..... 48 Norwalk ..... . . . . Bucyrus .... ..... Bucyrus .... ..... 7 1' Mansfield Madison t Bucyrus. . . ..... 46 Upper Sandusky . . Bucyrus .... ..... 6 6 Kenton ........... ' League TOURNAMENT Bucyrus .... ..... 4 8 Ashland . . . . . . . 45 ' Willard .......... ,W sg I' lack Temple Norman Smith Iohn Eppley Dcrvld Grcrhcrm Herbert Iones RE ERVE BA KETB LL TE FIRST ROW: Dori Widmun, Floyd Swihcirt, Bill Fcrwley, Carl Griffith, Bill Williams, Kenny Terry Dcm Bumsleczd, Robert Fleimsnyder. SECOND ROW: lumes Clifford, Frank Fisher, David Cremer, Bob Diller, Dick Inscho, Dick Chance Mgr. IWLTFE, g ,. CHEERLEADER K 'S' X 1 ,fy Shari Huldemcm Pct Rowland Anqie D9WiHt9f Shirley Claxton Marge Struble ws. F' O WhGi CI il-Imp! Who are we? ix X55 I 1 x iff fx x S X f N X 'X INN NA 2,1 Q 'x'f'ffiQ Vu Falfiriif enior- er-5ona,liT1e,S vw WTI mfw ST Ta levffecf STL Elie lTOl'!,Tl.wHCKP.Vm fhnw 3 ow !?5v.-SXQEWWA 1 'G ,gg - , '-. ax K , -iz, -K3 V mary D8uT5cl'L2'HaT0H C5tSlT1lirC, NWA QM xgvjxfx' 1 K nscf1fe,vou,5 RPM! 'YQ' ,. . 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H xx:--1 1? 1 ,- 1, 'T W- T7 TW' f' ,Wx ' Q L sz F x iz I 1 is wry, NOT PICTURED: Iames Haycook, Iohn Lietrick, Iames McBeth, Ronald Reeder, Rheta Williams, Iames Zehrinq. ri - ,, ' .. 'g. f1'ff?1-fif I 2 ,fi .,a ' Elf J Al r. I. -Q 71 O. t ., , to I cf? VG- .ql F 1 1 , , .1 ,F fi r 141 ata A, EIGHTH GR DE ' 1 ' A 5' -v ISN 3' t Xi Ja ww t E J X' ll 1 D A fy, ,- , ,, ,af f- 51 C -A V I fH,g'Q',? . .A N. X -7 A .Q i a f if F A A W I l A ,mir gl' , F I 5. . ' t, ' R f-SP W l f-A ' 5? A 0 '-A ' l 4g W V V . if V' A - , , is f 'W' 2 'QCD' ' A wi 4 .1 , , J --S, 'f 1 Y 'Ali A rv iw. X , - FF! ,li . f y vp 79 ' -- '-1 . 'Y' P'-i . .. .L 5 Nr, J wr-M F . dwg X' X t A ,i 5- ' is K ?Sb f n In W -ff ,gk Q-QF if if 2 - , 'X , 3' v 1 A i . V I' 1 fp ' , ' ' . L in A , ' W . .-f ' 5 f- 'D' fn' A Q - , ' .A -.3 .4 w V 713' J' Q 1 ' -2 . we M 5-7 .a .sw , ,. . .f F' ' 1' L pf' A AL ' f J - 4 M M, J 1' ,A we F l ff f irf f Q 1 J ' - ,. ff! ' A 'si .1 ., . r ,- 0 ,, ,, I X 4 f- , A ,, 'N E' Uv . tr, , , , V 4 A - 71 'Wi' Y fl ' Af ' 'L if 4 0- , 'H 'N JL . . , 5 1 V te +3 . ff 'ni Qi f 3 Af auf t Donna Aller Donna Auck Richard Adams Carol Baehr William Bahl Shirley Button George Beale Charles Beardsley Doris Beattie LeRoy Benedict Iune Blum Alberta Bippus Roberta Bippus Shirley Briqqs lo Anne Broz Phyllis Burwell Richard Bush Glen Butterman Robert Caldwell Carole Candel Ierome Clemens Marianna Clifford Iames Copper Robert Corfman Robert Cotsamire Donald Cox William Armstrong, lr William Armstrong Lodena Cox Virginia Crass Iames Denton Ioseph Dinkle Robert Ervin David Flannery Cecil Ford Carol Francis Donald Frizzell Walter Giifm Barbara Gilbert Wanda Ginqery Marva Gobrecht Ioyce Golf Franklin Grasely Dorothy Grau Mary lane Grimm lames Haaq Donna Haycook Susan Heckenhausr Iohn Himler Marilyn Hollenbauqh loan Holloway Carol Iames Robert Kalb Susan Kehrer lack Keller lerry Kenefake Robert Kitzmiller Suzanne Kocher loy Leathem Myron Linn Hugh Long loAnn McCall Donald Marquart George Metzger Susan Miller Albert Monk Eugene Mollenkopf Ierry Mowry lo Anne Mutchler Beverly Neff Charles O'Brien lune Patton Curtis Pederson Martha Philippi LaVera Ouaintance Lillian Ralph Richard Rehm Daniel Rife Ianice Rettig Iames Richards Robert Rothhaar Forrest Rowe Peggy Rowland Carol Schemel Marjorie Seits Raymond Shaffer Rose Ellen Short Barbara Smella Thomas Smith Vonetta Snavely Carolyn Snilf Frances Speiqel Robert Sponseller Robert Stauifer Wilma Steiger Dolores Stein lack Stewart Albert Stoltz lulia Sullivan Ioyce Taylor Virginia Traxler Yolanda Tuttle lerry Volkmer Richard Weaver Frederick Welge Nancy Wiles Beverly Willits Francis Zornes Wit 5' 6 '55 .3 9 ,nr rlv.. we , t 6 1' Q- 5 NM! ,t Y! 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I 1 NOT PICTURED: Melba Eddy, Iunita Roley, Iames Barciz, Fam Snavely, Charles Bosworth, Donald lohns. - 69 SEVE TH GRADE 4 by U lf' N ' f' R , Q ff 12 ff W , ,.. y gf '76 1'-' if - 5. v -' ,Y f X f -w 1 -4 . ,f N l -.2 x ' A,',:k i - XF7- i 6 ' , G ' 1 , I . it RJ if l . gl 1 I l if ,, .T in 2' ,a?i .,,t pn if :'L r::'. ' . L 4 xx- EL no., , -Q-2, Y Y . 4 -f-J T L L -' 1 1 A A I . . ,-W. 'f , --v as A v 'ff' ro rs Q ' 0? . ..i, -1' R . -4-5 ' 9- l if , -Jw - t 'N' X lx---Q, . A ' Xa-Q et nf H if . X 1 . I uf X7 . gf' ! P rv ig' :ff-i FF, Q in if 3 K as LL , fl ' . ,A is X ' -. . .A ,,, -5 5 P Q: I 1' zxkmu t I ' f li . . if -5 fo nr .A nr '71 v D, ,.. I ,,, V , .,. , . .M ,X , ,.. 1 t ff 4 4. 1 A 3 -Q rs Af 4' View if-, l fr 64 - 4 H LQ ' 'Sl 1, et r .L -x K' g, ff 1 , af, .Jail Al' v Ulf, 2.17 7' 1 fi I f .. L A R as , 1' - 0 , , , P'- ,,. .n I M 'R 13 I 1 X.-1 -' Q, ,.:- K 'ff 252, A. f I .- v ,ity , 1 A A f A F M t in I :- :rf ., . 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Ioan Ackerman Ricky Ackerman Iames Aldrich Norma Albright Lester Althauser Icnet Auld James Banks Franklin Barth Dorothy Bauer William Beck Ned Bibler Bonnie Bippus William Blicke George Blum Iames Boqart Eileen Briqqs Francis Burns Larry Cass Lillian Clark Marilyn Copper Joyce Corwin lames Croneis Richard Dauchenbau Leo Dewiel Robert Downing Charlene Dunahay Owen Elder Wayne Erwin Shirley Eusey William Fackler Roxine Feqley Rosemary Feiks Ronald Flock Raymond Foreman Charlene Francis Roqer Freshwater Fredrick Frey Edward Galitza Rosemary Gilbert Iessie Glossat David Graetz Wilbur Graham Ronald Grasley Ianet Green Dorothy Groves Betty Harriqer Carol Haycook Clyde Hetrick Larry lnscho Vernon lson Dorothy Katona Marie Kent Ralph Kisor Karen Kline Elaine Kocker Iames Kronice Iames Laipply Earl Lewis Donald Ley Ioyce Linn Walter Linn Patricia Livingston Harry Love Ronald McC1ary Dennis McGuire Marilyn Maqers Robert Metzer loAnn Miller Shirley Mills Patricia Nickler David Oberlander Marion Osborn Robert Overholt Gene Pieifer Gretchen Pile-iderer Phyllis Quaintcmce Richard Rader Shirley Rehm Shirley Riddlebauqh Richard Rupe Richard Ryland Nancy Schuler Charles Scott Charles Shifley Violet Slaqle Darlene Smaltz Barbara Smith Margaret Smith Marion Smith Fred Stansberry Kay Stephens Phyllis Stewart Sheila Stiefel lack Stockmastar Ethel Stone Elizabeth Streeter Gary Stuckman Joe Stuckert Denise Tash Ronald Thomas Donna Thomas Ronald Tobin lohn Ward David Wessel Patricia Welling Iune Williams Alvin Yaney Diane Young William Zornes -4-J 1 i'i .f'if g t L . , r i 1 0 :ii f f fi ' P r S L fa' , 2 my ' aw ' K Q ' I 1 -'Q' uuu 0 - ' ss- ' 'x Lf' 4 it Y f Vx D te.. 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M on '- My v -1' fi' ,, fb ! J x ff ff 'V rib 'XI f3vfiffQ,,Z'A3 4 2 SENIIDR SNAP SHOTS I1-A E45 W4Ae4 Kham GENERAL HYDRAULICS INC BUCYRUS LAMP WORKS BUCYRUS GLASS WORKS GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY BEST WISI-IES I from ComplIments SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE MORRIghSTORE Formerly I.ynch's I l Compliments Herbert s North Slde ofthe Bakery A. Sz. P. SUPER 941 N. Sandusky We Specialize in Home Mode B d Wedding and Birthday C k STOUT'S MARKET Coifjjjgjms Groceries 0 Meats 0 Produce My ,,,oduc,s VIRGINIA SHOPPE Ph 5444 C I E 5 L QS Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Compliments Compliments Of Of TI-IE GRAETZ 8: FOULK FRIENDLY NOVELTY CU. JUNIOR SNAP HOT fr fifi 2 Q- af.: M.. Best Wishes from SWAN RUBBER C0. Qvinrirh Smiling 'iiatinrtiuv lgnrtraiiurf Bucyrus. Ohio O Iecm Frock d C1 dys S. Sandusky A Photograph 5146 Wm. H. Grie W. A. RIDDELL CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF The WARCO Line ol Road Building Machinery The AMERICAN Line oi Clay Working Machinery The HERCULES Line of Rollers Oflice and Faciory-Bucyrus, Ohio WALTHER HARDWARE PAINT - GLASS CUTLERY - TOOLS Ph 5113 Compliments of THE RYDER BRASS FOUNDRY COMPANY BUCYRUS OHIO ll Bucyrus Tractor Sales SEAR-BOWMAN. INC. Ford Tractors Dearborn Farm Equipment 9 W. Mansfield Phone 5528 The Quality Printing Co. PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 313 S. Sandusky Ave. Phone 5251 Compliments of the HI-SCHOOL GROCERY Cunningham's Groceries and Meats 936 Reid St. Carry Out Lunches :S Sandwiches Congratulations To The Class of 50 Stuckert's Grocery 8: Meat Market Prospect St. at Southern Ave. Compliments of NICHOLLS' PASTRIES ll THE ORIGINAL MYERS CLEANERS BOB and AL MYERS 4 N. Sandusky Ave. Phone 5433 You'll Be Pleased We Wish You All A Prosperous Future McKILLIP'S SHELL SERVICE i f 2 vim KX X ' Jipkf W H A - , .- x -Q K fd? ', ' LIP' gf?-Z' kk A in i'vW?P gh i'33'kW1 R ,A fi 3 , 1, 5' 5,1 X .xx 3 pr lg P 'lyk lqxag 4 , 's 1 , g ' w 1 W ia, Q -'A ,ff 'L ,. ' V , N M Xf k .. .. g,,,'S' any W Q- fs N Qs, 3 Q' , Q Q ,K ,ig AP ,M ' .,5v.,s wr- F I ' Q9 Q.: l gf. , ws. 'aw f, Q-ff' ! XM :kj 4 3 ,swf 1 ,, yvfm Q Bucyrus Reslauranl AIR-CONDITIONED We Serve Only the Best Geo. H. Davis, Compliments of the J. C. PENNY Prop' 3 COMPANY Phone 5867 Bucyrus, Ohlo . WM. WISE 8: SONS Compllments Qf the Leading FURNITURE MERCHANTS Gnd FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME Private Invalid Coach Phone 5512 T 1 phone J. E. HUGGINS INC. GERI-IART'S PURE FOOD Q G lden Rule Baby Chicks I-IATCHED AND SOLD Compliments bythe ofthe GOLDEN RULE SMOOTH-KOOL HATCHERY DAIRY 5770 214 Liberty S Compliments of the SUPER KROGER STORE Compliments oi A. L. HOLLOWAY Hudson 0 Studebaker 0 Packard Sales and Service 241 E. Mansf ld S B Oh B O N E N ' S Paint 8: Wallpaper Store I-Ianna's Green Seal Paints Imperial Washable Wallpaper 132 N. Sandusky Avenue Compliments of the WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE SULLIVAN AND MOORE Compliments of the HI-SPEED STATION Emmett Porky Lyons TELL THE WORLD WITH sinus -hy- LEUTHOLD Bucyrus.Ohio Compliments of the SMITH COAL AND A SUPPLY CO. C N. Rorick R. D. S 'b Compliments of CORY'S CLOVER FARM STORE ew M WhiA An 85 DRISCOLL MOTOR SALES 111 S. Poplor Street Telephone 5423 Compliments ot the BUCYRUS ICE COMPANY COMPLETE FOOD BUCYRUS PROCESSING oH1o SLAUGHTERING Oldsmobile and caain RENDEEING CUEING KIBLER Fort THE BEST M U 'I' 0 R S A L E S DRUGS To1LETE1Es Your SUISEEIES CHEVIZULET CLADYS' ECONOMY DEALER Com lments of Complete 0- F - K1 ME CLEANING SERVICE Phone 5446 266 S. Somclusky Ave. Compliments Compliments of of K L 0 E P F E R ' S c 0 T S Y ' S WE SELL THE LEADERS I Iilusiccrlt STATION A 1 NEW METHOD YORK CAFE LAUNDRY FINE FOODS Family Laundry Service 240 S S d k Ave and Dry Cleaning Congratulations To the Class of 50 Compliments of DICK'S PLACE Groceries and Meats STRUBLE'S DRUGS Compliments of the ZEIGLER MILLING CU. Congratulations to the Class ot 1950 FREDDIE'S DRIVE-IN D IA N A S H 0 P 'Style Center for Teen-age Girls' H 0 L T S H U U S E PLUMBING 6 HEATING C mplete Bathroom 0 Water He Mod Kitchens 330 N S dusk Ave. Ph 4092 Um? Enrhr Qnuzv A RARE P1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 SCHOTT BROS T D SALES By h P d D 09 Compliments COr2?1j1'rlemS ofthe LUTT MOTOR HOME COMPANY LUMBER COMPANY GOOD LUCK To The Class of l95O R. A. JOLLY AND COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERIES 0 CANDY 0 TOBACCO THE BAUMOEL STORE The BEST oi Everything Compliments of the FAWCETT HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY CO. THE HOME of GOOD HARDWARE W. A. LUTZ, Ready Mix Concrete. Building Brick Building Material and Stone Hauling Office 640 Woodlawn Ave. Plant 642 Woodlawn Ave Phone 5104 Phone 5439 The Diamond Store of Bucyrus 213 S. Sandusky Ave. DAVIS JEWELRY Compliments of DUNLAP J EWELERS Bucyrus Dependable Iewelers LONG'S SHOE STORE N 0 R EIO N S on the square Floralyillrailgljments Corona Super Market Corona Villa Specializing in Italian Foods Mansfield Road Best Wishes of the LONE PINE DAIRY Compliments ot TEN EYCK'S GREENHOUSE 1300 North Sandusky Ave. It l h b to you- -you should be coming to us. JAY'S TOGGERY ACTIVITY SNAP SHOTS 4.4419 Cimpdmmfj Of THE SOZONIAN VAULT COMPANY Compliments of the CONGRATULATIONS I I I to the Class of '50 Trl-City Drive-In Theatre BOB S U- S- 30 NORTH SANDWICH SHOP Midway between Bucyrus G Crestline , Compliments The J. R. NEFF Agency of INSURANCE I. R. NEFF CULLY'S NEWS STAND Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 MR. and MRS. WARD SONDAY THE PANTRY SHUPPE Compliment of THE BLUE HAVEN Compliments of THE RICE BOWL Standard - ROYAL - Portable World's Number One Typewriter Sold and Serviced by Loren E. Spiece Typewriter Co. Phone 5959 Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments. of BIANCHI'S BUCYRUS FOOD PRODUCTS Potato Chips Fresh Daily Walter Brandt, Prop Cor. W. Mary and lu Cpmpllmems THE ART PRESS O Printing of Distinction 838 W. Mary St. Bucyrus Oh Ouietest Place in Town Compliments of NEDELES' CONFECTIONERY HECKERT BROS. WILSON PONTIAC SALES 314 S. Sandusky Ave. BUOYRUS, OHIO Ph 5611 Compliments of ULMER'S ELECTRIC CO SNAP SHOTS gk 5 Jim Cfmwlfffwl STEEL FoUND11Y COMPANY Cmpgmenfd of THE OHIO LOCOMOTIVE CRANE COMPANY Compliments of . . STAN SHELLEY A. J. Bliilkoier C L 0 T H I N G INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER BUCYRUS' STORE DEALER for MEN and BOYS TRUCKS REPRIGERATORS Home of ' Hart. Schaiiner and Marx Cloth TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS Compliments of THE GRAY PRINTING CO. 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