Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Ned Blbler, Jerr Kenefake, David Oberlander, ,.gN.. .. .. 1'--7 Merton Boyd, and Bud Armstrong. . , .. ., ss' ,, .. , V.,-V f,-V, P--,. . - S - ., .., .J .,'q,,., .,, -, ..,: g- .f N-if - f T 4 4 ' E. .I .Z Q., r . X. 3. N A-pl., Awf- ',' 1.-A'-f f .-J s 1,9 -,,f I-4 Bob Caldwell Dixie Land Band UW!! Nemo Kennedy and Bill O'Brien 3545? Hx Couples fleft to rightj Tom Overholt and NancyWn1te, Bill O'Brien Bill Applegate and Becky Shaffer, Bill Kennedy and Joyce Taylor. 4 is EBIPRIIC RUNANCES aid TO and wha W Meg FIGHT. a Briant une - Mulen ov mem: Sax e Dull and De 'Y nm-S BOTTOM: Susan Heckenhauer and Glen Butterman 5 un AHer CIRCLE DANCE Class FUN IN THE SNOW DANCING AFTER THE GAME 9 ' x 1 Al '- SENIOR PLAY PRACTICE Left ro Right: Mert Boyd, John Himler, Ioan Holloway, and Beverly LaRue. 6 Cheerleaders . WW Si. George and fhe The Hokey Poke Dragon Y 7 HUP TOP LEFT: Ronald Ienney, Skip Abnett, Bill O'Brien, Gen Mollenkopf CENES To P RIGHT if R X. L f LOWER LEFT: James Laipply, Robert Metzger LOW Kean ER RIG eth HT: Wana 'Ua Dona Id ke sbe nan. F1 Cya G .' I el'I'y 'Der Pau 1 8 .M-ev ix an - I mi W I , Wi V. M DAVID FLANNERY President 34?-1. -X-Q 35 I S fr 5 5 I N, ir es A 'Nlygm I W S eeie . 5 A ii ' 1 55' K' K . BUD ARMSTRONG Vice President PAT OHLER Secretary v 9 SHIRLEY BRIGGS Treasurer Wh CAROL SUE BAEHR A tlny little mald but full of fun and mirth. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle 1: F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 2: Trl-l-Il-Y 1,2,3,4: Choir 2, 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4g Bucyrlan Staff 2, 3,45 Student Council 31 Class Secretary 3: Boosters 3,45 Speech Club 4: College Club 4 GEORGE ARTHUR BEALE No, not lazy, just bom tired and never got rested. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: HI- Y 1,2,3: College Club 4 WILLIA M IENNIN GS ARMSTRONG A light heart lives long. VOCATXONAL: Track lg Bas- ketball 1,2,4: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Varsity B 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocational Club 1,2, Sec. -Treas. 3,4 WILLIAM LESLIE ARMSTRONG Rather quiet but a fine good lad is he. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, Spanish Club Treas. 2, Hi-Y 1,2,4p Student Council 3,4g Annual Staff 4: V. Pres. of Class 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Football 4: Baseball 45 College Club 4 4'f - , , , - 'sv 1 e-' 1 . . -. nf- A '- - 147g V ,y ,-,,, SAM LEROY BENEDICT He likes to smile and have fun, and is a friend of every- one. BUSINESS: Hi-Y 1,45 Football Mgra v,v .A 5 .P ,,.... ' 1. Jw MERTON GREER BOYD There's mischief in this man. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: Hi-Y 3, Treas. 43 Choir 4: Bucy- rian Staff 4: Football Mgr. 4: Varsity B 4g College Club 43 Annual Staff 4: Basketball Mgr. 4: Radio Club 4 JAMES ELMER BARCIZ Let's not be over studious. VOCATIONAL: Vocational Club 1, 2 DORIS ANN BEATTIE Silence is a golden gift. HOME ECONOMICS: Blue Triangle 1: F.H.A, 1,2,3,4g G,A,A, 2,3,4 GLENN LOWELL BUTTERMAN A mrghty athlete he, and a good fellow, too. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Student Council 1: Hi-Y 1,3, 4: Track 2,43 Football 1,2,3, co-capt. 4: Basketball 1,2,3, 4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Varsity B 1,2,3.4: couege Club 4 CAROLE JOAN CANDEL Pretty, peppy, and popular. NURSES TRAINING: Blue Tri- angle 1: G.A.A. 2.3: Tl'i-Hi- Y 1, 2, 3,4: Teen Den Board 1, 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Var- sity Nite Queen 3: Bucyrian Staff 2,3,4: Band 3. 4: Choir 4: College Club 4 SHIRLEY JEAN BRIGGS My hair was kissed by sun- light and waves. COMMERCIAL: Blue Triangle 1: F. H.A., 1,2,3,4: Jr. Red Cross 2,3: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: An- nual Staff 4: Class Treas. 4 PHYLLIS ANN BURWELL A quiet tongue shows a wise head. COMMERCIAL: Blue Triangle 1: F. H.A. 2, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4:Bucyrian Staff 2, 3, 4:Annual staff a, 4 329 RMERT ROY COTSAMIRE 'A good scholar and a friend worth having. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: Bucy- rian Staff 1: Photography Club 1: Annual Staff l,2: Hi-Y 1, 2: Band 1, 3: Football 2: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 2,4: Choir 4, College Club 4 IA MES EARL DENTON Whatever there be of sorrow, I'1l put off till tomorrow. BUSINESS ROBERT LYNN CALDWELL The power to do great things generally arises from the will lngness to do small things. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: H1- Y l, Sec. 2,3, Pres. 4: Band 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Choir 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Boys' Quar- tet 2,4: Boys' Octet 3: Class Treas. 3: Bucyrian Staff 4: Student Council 4: College Club 4 RCB ERT EDWARD CORF MAN 'Falthfulness and sincerity are the highest things. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Band 1,2,3,4: Choir 4: Col- lege Club 4 DA VID BERNARD FLA NNERY The world means something to the capable. GENERAL: Spanish Club 2: Hi- Y 4: Class Pres. 3, 4: Football 4: Speech Club 4 fr'i4F5sa .. -sa , 'f-All Mawr' 'Sag' THOMAS LEO FOX Promise little and do much. WANDA MARLENE DULL Full of full and frollc. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Rock- ford High: Band 1 2,3: G.A.A. 1,2,3:G1ee Club 1.2,3: Y- Teens 1,2, 3: TravelClub1 2,3 Bucyrus Band 4: Speech Club 4 ggglfijwp ROBERT JOSEPH EHRENSBERGER l-le gains his friends by being one. GENERAL: Hi-Y 4: College Club 4 i JANET CLAIR FOWLER Her talk was like a stream. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Tri- Hi-Y 1.2,3,4: G.A.A. 2.3,4: Bucyrian Staff 3,4: Choir 3,4: Band 3: Radio Club 4: Speech Club 4: College Club 4 Y S GENERAL: H1-Y 4: Speech Club 4 AA 1 , ' if s f ' iff: 5'-1 f '.E 'G '. 9? 'li -:iff A ., 42,3 gan.-if .f , Pk.: va-Effff' 1.65 ix... -1- ssesigf' p WALTER CHARLES GRIFFIN nv . Variety is the spice of life. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: Bm- QVI 35 W ball 1: Track Mgr. 2: Class A A its Pres. 2: spanish Club 2: Hi-Y ' 1,2, 3,4: Speech Club 4: Col- A- , lege Club 4 lf- W 1 xiii? T A A X A : 4'!MiAiFT's:imn A J 2 :st 5 , JOYCE DARLENE GOFF Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. NURSES TRAINING: Trl-Hi- Y 1. F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 2.3: Speech Club Sec. 4 DOROTHY ANN GRAU Her genius is her friendliness. COMMERCIAL: C-.A.A. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4 s 1 Wai? DONNA LEE HAYCOOK A merry heart makes a cheer- ful countenance. GENERAL: Choir 3,4: Speech Club 4 Il :ii 4Y Lz21r h JOHN ALLEN HIMLER Wit is the salt of conversation. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Hi- Y 1,2,3,4: sand 1,2,3,4: Choir 3,4: Football 1, 2, 3, Mgr. 4: Baseball 2, 3,4: Bas- ketball Mgr. 4: Varsity B 2, 3,4: Bucyrian Staff 4: Boys' Quartet 2,4: Boys' Octet 3: Speech Club Treas. 4: Col- lege Club 4 5 gi' 7'JJ 7.4 J' 43945 I I .- fjilifg i . . IAMES DARREL HAAG A jolly good fellow. BUSINESS '1.3lL ' 51 14 JN' Ei s 'affsmr-'a if calf' 5 :-: limi ' ,Ll JOAN ELIZABETH HOLLOWAY She's a dear little miss with a bright little smile, and a nice pleasant way that makes life worthwhile. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Treas. 2.3.4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4: Choir 2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4: Bucyrian Staff 1,2, 3, Editor4: Boosters 3,4: Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4: College Club 4 BETTY ANN HALDEMAN Happy as a lark and always smiling. COMMERCIAL: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: F,H.A, 1,2,3: Band 3: G.A.A. 3 SUSAN LOU HEC KENHAUER Mighty sweet and mighty wise, the fun just twinkles in her eyes. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle Pres. 1: Spanish Club 2: V. Pres. of Class 2: Varsity Nite Queen 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pres. 2,3,4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 2, V. Pres. 3,4: Mar- di Gras Queen 3: Choir 2, 3,4: Bucyrian Staff 2, 3, 4: Boosters 3,4: Leaders 3, Pres. 4:Speech Club 4: College Club Sec. - Treas. 4: Cheerleader 4 ye ,H . 'F-. :win-.K We . A, Agia. w CAROL MARIE IA MES The only way to have a friend is to be one. COMMERCIAL: Band 2, 3,4: Choir 3,4 I3 MARILYN EILEEN HOLLENBAUGH Willing to work and kind of heart. COMMERCIAL: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Pres. 4: F.H,A, I,2,3, Sec. 4 SUSAN IO IGHRER Her face ls fair: her knowl- edge vast: her judgement strong. COMMERCIAL: Blue Triangle 1:G.A.A. 2.3,4: Spanish Club Pres. 2: Trl-Hi-Y 2.3. Treas. 4: Choir 2. 3.4:GIr1s' Ensemble 2. 3.4: Boosters 4: Student Council Sec. 4. Bu- cyrlan Staff 4: College Club 4 RUTH EILEEN KELLER 'She comes and goes so quietly, one scarcely knows she ls there. COMMERCIAL: Student Council 1: F.H.A, 1.2.45 Trl- Hi-Y 4 IOANNE LOUISE JUDD A light heart lives long. COMMERCIAL: F.H.A. 1,2: G.A.A. 1.2: Tri-HI-Y 2.3,4: Band 1.2.3, Treas. 4 ROBERT ARLEN KALB He's friendly to everyone and he certainly has fun. BUSINESS: Teen Den Board 1: Football 1: Track 1.4: I-ll-Y4: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Col- lege Club 4 Q U 'rf 8. ' uf: A R v?'n.A'v P i 1A..'f 'F', z-Q? F ,- Q aff ' 5574 ' I . A-1 K. - ' A ' . QQ:-D 45. . -sg, 4' ' ' , ' .lf ' A 1 9 V. -:QV - 'GE . MQ I A I . - . 'f ,. .fnfw A , :yr X it s--gl ' 2 : fm : . Ms, . I 'ff '1Yf'5 ' WILLIAM HERBERT KENNEDY Every man has his devilish moments. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: Hi-Y 1.2, 3.4: Track 2. Football 1, 2.3,4: Varsity B 3, 4: Radio Club 4: Speech Club 4: Col- lege Club 4: Bucyrlan Staff 4 SUZANNE KOCHER Always doing. not pretending. COMMERCIAL: Blue Triangle 1: F.H.A. 1.2.3. Pres. 4: Tri-l-Ii- Y 2.3,4: Choir 3.4: Bucyrian Staff 4. JOHN RUSSELL KELLER Life's too short to hustle. VOCATIONAL: Hi-Y 1.2: Vocational Club 3.4 JERRY EDWARD KENEFAKE He' s got dimples In that smile, which ls bea mlng all the whlle . COLLEGE PREPARATORY: H1-Y 1. V. Pres. 2.3. Sec. 4: Class Pres. 1: Spanish Club 2: Band 1. 2, V. Pres.3.4: Football 1.2.3, 4: Basketball 3.4: Baseball 3.4: Vanity B 3.4: Teen Den Board 2.3,4: Annual Staff 3.4: Choir 4: Boys' Quartet 4: SpeechClub Pres. 4: College Club 4 MYRON CLINTON LINN A laugh is worth a groan in any market. VOCATIONAL: Hi-Y 1,2g Choir 2: Vocational Club 3, 4 BEVERLY JOYCE LARUE Sing away sorrow, cast away care. COMMERCIAL: Blue Triangle Sec. 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g G.A.A, 2,3,4g Student Coun- cil1,2g 12.1-LA. 1, sec. 2, Choir 2,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4: Bucyrian Staff 1,2,4g College Club 4 JOY LAVERNE LEATHEM l have a heart with room for every joy. HOME ECONOMICS: Blue Triangle lg F.H.A. 45 Tri- Hi-Y 4 Wh .I I R m 1---A Vfg1'1 55:1 ,,,, I si? 35.2-Ki : ' D 1' 'Y B, 'V giff-4 -M :rg Q, ESQ tg I ng, sly r. aa-,' 1 My if TED HERBERT MARQUIS Blessings on him who invented sleep. GENERAL: Spanish Club 15 Vocational Club 3 GEORGE HAROLD METZGER He does the job, big or small, And is claimed to be a friend by all. GENERAL: Hi-Y 1, 4 CLIFFORD EUGENE MOLL EN KOP F If I had to choose between talking and eating, I'd talk. GENERAL TERRY LEE MOW RY He is wise for he worries not. VOCATIONAL: Golf lg Foot- ball 1,23 Basketball 1,2g Vo- cational Club 3,4 I 5 SUSAN CHESTERFIELD MILLER Let's be gay while we may. GENERAL: Blue Triangle lg G,A,A, 1.2: Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3.4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: choir 3,4g Speech Club 4: College Club4 NORMA IEANNE NICHOLSON Never a care ln the world, Never a worry have I. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle 15 G.A.A. 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,45 Student Council 2,35 Choir 3,45 Band 3,45 An- nual Staff 3,45 Radio Club 45 Speech Club 45 College Club4 PATRICIA ANN OHLER l try to work and do my share, But those giggles slip out unaware. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle 15 G.A,A, 2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 Bucyrian Staff 3, 4: Annual Staff 3,45 Speech Club 45 Radio Club 4, Sec. of Class 45 College Club V.Pres. 4 JO ANNE MUTCHLER Gaiety and a light heart. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle 15 F,H,A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Sec. 2, 3,45 Bucyrian Staff 3, 45 Choir 2,3,45 Girls' En- semble 2, 3,45 College Club4 BEVERLY ANN NEFF A wonderful friend with a heart of purest gold. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: F.H.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 G.A.A. 2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Sec. 45 Speech Club 45 College Club 4 3, . I 1- l . .FI 5' sa WI 5' ' '61 Pr 5 ' z 4 as 4 T55 5 2476.-I R It 35 CHARLES WILLIAM O'BRIEN A happy nature and a good laugh divides any job inhalf. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: Span- ish Club 25 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,4: Football 3,45 Bucyrian Staff 4: College Club 4 ,-?5:'ffl?'z. '- .L ' -f . 5'-25 'fiat sw 1 L3,5-'+R-MJF' 533 'VII-at 1-ag . 5' 'filwrriff 1333 I .. i LILLIAN ANN RALPH Without music life would be a mistake. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle V. Pres. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Band 1,2, 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Girls' En- semble 2,3,45 Boosters 3, Sec. 45 Bucyrian Staff 1,2,3,45 College Club 4 I6 rw IANIECE EILEEN RETTIG Short, dark, and talkative. HOME ECONOMICS .TUNE ANN PATTON The mildest manners and the quietest heart. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle 15 G.A.A.1,2,35 spanish Club 25 Tn-rn-Y 1.2, 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Bucyrian Staff 45 College Club 4 WILLIAM GRAHAM RILEY 'Always deep In thought. VOCATIONAL: Hi-Y 4: Vo- cational Club 3,4 JAMES EDWARD RICHARDS A man's errors are what make him amiable. GENERAL Jlifgl. WILLIAM DANIEL RIFE Al1 good men are dying and I don't feel so good myself. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Span- ish Club 2: l-Ii-Y 3,4: Football 1.4: Track 4: Basketball 4: Varsity B 4: Choir 2,3,4: Radio Club 4: Speech Club 4: College Club 4 FREDERICK RICHARD ROBERTS 'Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: H1-Y 1,2,3,4: Class Treas. 2: Foot ball 3.4: Spanish Club 2, Pres 3: Bucyrian Staff 3,4: Annual Staff 3. Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 3,4: College Club 4 Yr Jag, . .z a . ' 'U feb: . iff? - 3. 'ff I 35 gulf - ' be 2 S4 .. f I sf Q 5:55:52 fl, my , H-. ROBERT LEONARD ROTHHAAR Happy, and from care I am free. Why aren't they all contented like me? VOCATIONAL: Football 1,3, 4: VOCATIONAL Club 3,4 PEGGY MAE ROWLAND Know her by her cheerfulness. GENERAL: Blue Triangle 1: G.A,A. 2,3,4: Band 1: F.H.A. 1,3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Cheer- leader l,2,3,4: Leaders 3,4: Speech Club 4: Homecoming Queen 4: College Club 4 CAROL SUE SCHE MEL 'Good friend, good scout, good student. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle 1: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: BucyrianStaff 4: College Club 4 FOREST EUGENE ROWE Many a man's successful whirl, has been stopped by just one girl. VOCATIONAL: Basketball 1: Track 1,2: Football 1,2,3,4: Varsity B 2, 3,4: Vocational Club 3,4 ROSE ELLEN SHORT 'Laugh and be merry. NURSES TRAINING: F. H.A. 1,2,3,4g Tri-I-ll-Y 4: Choir 3,43 Annual Staff 4: College Club 4 RCBERT WILLIAM SNAVELY 'My memory ls the thlng I for-get with. BUSINESS I 1 i MARJORIE JANE SEITS It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. GENERAL: Blue Triangle F.H.A. 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pres.4: Trees. 4: College Club 4 wh Band 1,2,3,4g Leaders Sec. - Treat. 3,45 Teen Den Board JANET MARIE SHAFFSTALL Quiet ln appearance with motive unknown. BUSINESS: Holmes Llbert yi G.A.A, 1,2,3g F.H.A. 1,2 ag Glee Club 1,2,3g Class Sec. 2: School Paper 3: Ir. Red Cross 3: Annual Staff 3: Bucyrus F,H.A. 4 THOMAS HOWARD SMITH A little nonsense now and dren is relished by the best of men. GENERAL: Track 2.4: Band 1, 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Fwrball 1,3,4: Vanity ga. 3.4 Choir 4g Student Council 4: College Club Pres. 4 .ay - r' 3'-my :T 3' ' ' .-1.1: -. ' Jazzy' .Jw ,.,,. ner, .- , , ' ,, mf, 'H 1. ,?'f':,,?' .. I 51. AQ? -tt: 'Q' LSL m c' 4 Yfimbw . ,f .- - - ' :msg ,, V . , . We A. gs! . ,w Mi. . :YZ V -,, ff' .e . Q. rl.-, qv. Hgffn, ,.g,. v, .gp-,,, -532'-, .,,L,., 11-r..,.- :fr - . A :fs I 'wif f 'v'1-,YH-' f 5Ff'?3Kw'2 , ' 522' . 55? P' 'leiinfsil d' ' - . 4. . . - ' ' aa- CAROLYN JOYCE SNIFF FRANCES MARGARET SPIEGEL A quiet smile ever ready. A thorough student and a con- stant friend. HOME ECONOMICS: Blue Triangle 1: Band 1 COMMERCIAL: Bucyrian Staff 45 Annual Staff 3,4 VONETTA REA SNAVELY Silence is one great art of conversation. HOME ECONOMICS .U I v S VIRGINIA TRAXLER STAHL Eyes of blue, hair of gold: She's a maiden neverbold. NURSES TRAINING: F.H.A. 1,23 G,A,A, 2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Choir 3,4 ALBERT GEORGE STOLTZ Men of few words are the best men. GENERAL: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 2: Speech Club 4 ROBERT LEROY SPONSELLER The best and friendliest of fellows. VOCATIONAL: Vocational Club 3,4 ROBERT EUGENE STAUFFER He preferred to be good rather than to seem so. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: Bas- ketball lg Track 1,2,4g Foot- ball 1,2,3, co-capt. 4: Var- sity B 4: Student Council 1, 2,3, Pres. 4: Hi-Y 1, Pres. 2,3, V. Pres. 4: Speech Club 4: College Club 4 R, .- - .rw - ,g .- 'Q 'i ' . L is V 19, 'v I I JOYCE ELLEN TAYLOR The glint in her eye shows her fun loving personality. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle Treas. 1: Band lg Pep Band lg F,H,A. 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 2g G.A.A. 2,3, V. Pres. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, V. Pres. 2,3, Sec. 4: Choir 2,3, 45 Bucyrian Staff 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 3,45 SpeechClub 43 Booster Club Sec. -Treas. 3,43 College Club 4 MARGARET ANN UHL I shall be as merry as the day is long. COMMERCIAL: Blue Triangle 1: F.H.A. 1.2.4: G.A.A. 2. 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4g Bu- cyrian Staff 4: Cheerleader 4: College Club 4 WILMA JANE STEIGER Her words are few but always with a smile. COMMERCIAL: F. H.A. 1.4: Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Choir 3,43 Bucyrian Staff 2,45 College Club 4 IULIA ANN SULLIVAN 'The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Blue Triangle lg G,A.A. 2: Span- ish Club 2, F.1-LA. 1,25 An- nual Staff 3,43 Bucyrlan Staff 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,4: College Club 4 , , 'XXX IV an . FREDERICK HENRY WELGE A quiet mlnd ls richer than a crown. VOCATIONAL: Hi-Y 1, Treas. 2.3.45 Band 1,25 Annual Staff 3,45 Vocational Club, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4 , 1 rj no +5150 R SL X- Y K . ra I' 4 73 ., . 11-1 vi .h h. x 4f1'3 , ' it ,gr - -.'z'1 'Y-'-315.29 4,-.HJC NANCY ELLEN WILES She's so very pretty and pert, You're attention she'1l divert. NURSES TRAINING: Tri-Hl- Y 1.2,3,45 Bucyrian Staff 1, 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Choir 2.3, Treas. 45 Band 3,4 JERRY ARLAND VOLKMER He's an 'outdoor man' as you all know5 And has many a friend but very few foe. VOCATIONAL: Basketball 15 Track 15 Football l.2.3,45 Baseball 3.45 Vocadonal Club 3,4 IEEE 2 ,Q 9- r 4 9 45, kim- lk 511215. QI PAUL WILLIAM WITTER A steady and easy going fellow. VOCATIONAL: Hi-Y 4: Vocational Club 3,4 RICHARD EUGENE WEAVER Disturbed by nothlng content the while. GENERAL: Photography Club 2, 3,45 Stage Crew 2.3.45 Annual Staff 3,45 Bucyrlan Staff 45 College Club 4 1 . - 3 W-Y - .Ma zu. '- F .' fa? Q 3? fl 54 my fee its 5 , I 1 W -5 2 -. +L 354 ., . f . wa '- RONALD GL EN YAUSSY l-le's a genius you'll discover, Though he keeps it under cover. COLLEGE TECHNICAL: Bas- ketball 1,2.3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Football 3,45 VarsltyB 2.3.45 Band 1.2.35 Choir45 Hi-Y 2.3.45 College Club 4 NANCY ANN WHITE Her smiles. her will, her winning way, have made complete the day. COMMERCIAL: F.H.A. 1.2, 3,45 G.A.A, 2.3.45 'l'ri-Hi- Y 1.2,3, V. Pres. 45 Boosters 3, Pres. 45 Leaders 3,45 Band 3,45 Choir 3, Sec. 4, V. Pres. of Class 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Student Council 4 Is 35: I g.. m4s M. JEROME DEAN WILSON No sinner nor salnt perhaps, but just the very bestofchaps. GENERAL: Nevada, F,F.A. 15 Glee Club 15 Bucyrus Baseball 45 Speech Club 45 Radio Club 45 College Club 4 RICHARD NOLE REHM From little sparks come a mighty flame. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Hi- Y 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,4g Spanish Club 2g Football 1,2, 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity B 2, 3,4g College Club 4 Senior Class History FOLLOWING the success of last year's Senior class play, the Senior class this year presented Mother Is A Freshman .with great success. There were many other, mostly social events during the year, but those which will remain with us for years to come were the choosing of the class col- ors cnd the motto. Junior class officers President--David Flannery Vice-President--Nancy White Secretary--Carol Baehr Treasurer ------- Bob Caldwell THE outstanding event of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Reception, which was said to have been one of the most beautiful in many years. The theme was Stardust. The concession stand at the football games was operated successfully by the class to earn money for the project. Sophomore class officers President--Walter Griffin Vice-President--Susan Heckanhauer Secretary--Jo Ann Mutchler Treasurer ------- Fritz Roberts DURING the Sophomore year everyone waited excitedly for the Prom which was the first real formal dance for many of us. The choosing of our class rings was also quite a thrill for us that year. 21 Class Prophecy H ELLO, ladies and gentlemen. This is Frances Spiegel and my assistants, Rose Short and Joanne Judd, giving you a blow-by-blow description of the take-off of the first rocket to the moon today, February 3l, I964. The site of this historic occasion is the roof of B.H.S. The passengers are all the members of the class of 54 who will set up colonies on the moon to be named after many familiar earth cities and countries. Out of respect to the pioneer spirit of this class, the rocket was christened the Spirit of 54. As they come up the ramp, I'll tell you their names and their occupations, which they will continue on the moon. First, the man who built this rocket ship himself, Paul Witter, and the airline hostesses, Pat Ohler and June Patton get on board. On their days off, Pat and June collaborate on a practical powder puff. Pat's company grinds, tints, and perfumes the powder, June's company builds the puff around the powder. Next I see the first Pie-N-Ears of stratospheric travel arriving. Among them is George Beale, the first man on the moon to have controlling interest in all Moonshine. Having a steady iob in aviation, Gene Mol- lenkopf is the dog-catcher in No-Man's Land. Walter Griffin's mission into outer space is to be the first earth- ling to iudge the annual interplanetar beauty contest. The owner of the Crater City Airport, Bob Stauffer, op- erates a sky-writing service. He emplloys Halloween witches to erase his mistakes with their brooms. Bob Kalb, a peach fuzz shaver, will be Peach Stauffer's private barber. Jo Anne Mutchler, a former WAVE, has arrived. She is the publisher of the Esquire Calendars for women. With her are Suzanne Kacher and Margaret Uhl of Alaska. Suzanne sells ice cubes to the Eskimos for building igloos since she has learned to skate without breaking anything. Margaret, who is a famous X-ray technician from Nome, finds anything from whale bone corset stays to kayak keels in her patients. Speaking of the women's armed forces, here comes a WAC corporal, Ted Marquis, and the only five-star general in the WAC's, Dan Rife. Here comes Joan Holloway's limousine. She makes money making money belts in Fort Knox, Kentucky, and goes to Hawaii every year for an eleven-month vacation. A secretary, Susan Kehrer, is making the trip with her Susan has replaced the Bikini Beach suit's popularity with her new creation, the Miami Beach. Members of a famous television show that has not yet been organized are going. The name of the program, which will broadcast over Station MOON located in the Grizzly Building in the city of Green-Cheese-Burg, will be Carole Candel's Fashion Show, and the members are Carole Candel, the star, Beverly LaRue, a sing- ing model, Jeanne Nicholson, the director, and Bill Armstrong, a technical technician. Nancy Wiles portrays Blondie, and Nancy White has taken Ann Sothern's place as Private Secretary on this same station. Speaking of celebrities, here come nine members of the sports world who promise to be 9-gt of this world. Sonny Butterman, the Casey Stengel of outer space, is coach of the New Yor Yankees who will win the Univer- sal Series. The trainer-manager of the Cleveland Browns, John Himler, has had an undefeated season, so far. Of course, the season hasn't started et. Perhaps their combination mascot, waterboy, and assistant manager, Ron Yauisy will be their good luclk charm.d lncidentally, John intendsbtmraise this teaimhon his new dairy cpn- coction nown as a Koo - Smoot ie. Bu Armstrong is a co ege foot a coac , an is team wants to p ay in the Flour Bowl at the end of the season. Fritz Roberts has recently signed with the New Moon Giants as a mid- get. The former American ampassador tohlreland, Bill O'B:1'ierr1, iss refxerie il? bennbag Zaurnaments in northern Nova Scotia. Tom Smit is a so amongt ose present. In is ey- ay e ro e a recor s in t e cross-country pogo stick marathon. Since he retired, he fights Indians with Buffalo Bill for relaxation. Another sports star is Jerry Volkmer. former professional pitcher, who now manufactures brooms for umpires to sweep off home plate. Dick Rehm has realized his ambition to attend Vassar College, he referees the inter-collegiate sports. 22 Class Prophecy Here comes a group of the girls who expect to combine careers and homemaking. First is Julie Sullivan. She was a weatherwoman on Cape Hattaras. She has discontinued calling hurricanes by girls' names as has been done in the past, she calls them tor-matoes. Raising little prides and ioys is Joy Leathem's occupation. Marilyn Hollenbaugh sold silverware in China, but now she is developing a special spot remover for leoparcls only. The bridal consultant at New Niagara Falls, Betty Haldeman, ioins the ranks of those present. No water will go over this Niagara, iust meteor dust. Dyeing pets to match their owner's clothing will be the business of Virginia Stahl. Vonetta Snavely ran the Waldorf-Astoria out of business with her grill room which features a built-in dumb waiter manufactured by the Smart, Brains, and Geniuses, Incorporated. Lilly Ralph and Jim Denton are coming up the ramp talking shop, Lilly is a grease monkey in an automobile garage when she isn't busy tuning tonsils at the Met, and Jim's occupation is un-dentin' fenders, so that he can marry at 45 and retire at 46 a rich man. From Canada comes Myron Linn, manufacturer of sleeping bags which are sold under the brand name of Nap Sacks. His secretary, Dorothy Grau, has brought along plenty of office work to do, so business looks prosper- ous. George Metzger, the world-famous Certified Public Accountant and, so far, the company's best customer, will, among other things, keep an eye out for competitors. The other eye goes with him when he tests the pro- duct. From the University of Sulphur Springs, which is a special school for teachers, come Norge Seits, who spe- cializes in kindergarten teachers, Suzy Miller, head of the department of first grade teachers, Susan Heckenhauer, an instructor of second grade teachers, and Doris Beattie, who teaches physical education instructors. Two businessmen are approaching the ship now, evidently trying to sell each,other on their products. Mert Boyd is a wig salesman for Bigg's Wigs, Inc., whose catchy motto is Big Wigs use Bigg's Wigs, Bill Kennedy is the silent partner in the Kennedy's Kiddie Koops Korporation which guarantees its playpens to be escape-proof. Mert's secretary, Shirley Briggs, and Phyllis Burwell, who is to be private secretary to Admiral Jones, are close behind. They are going to test the effects of Aunt Sassafras's Sea-Sickness Soother on rocket ship travel. Someone is coming now who is struggling with three dozen musical instruments and an armload of suitcases. As he sets them down, I see that it is Jerry Kenefake. He started out as a hot combo leader at the Spanish Tav- ern. Later on, his footprints were immortalized in the plaster on the walls inside Grauman's Chinese Theater, because there wasn't any more room outside on the sidewalk. Not far behind is Bob Cotsamire. He is happy with his hobby of feeding Turkey to Hungary on China when it's Chile, and to prove it, he has brought along plenty of samples and his new invention, a knife, fork, and spoon all in one. Here come some more interplanetary travelers. Dave Flannery has realized his ambition to travel, he is a Scotland Yard detective, and his next challenging assignment is to head an expedition hunting for needles in haystacks. Jim Haag has come up in the world since he has received his promotion from camel tender to private in the Foreign Legion. The man who developed steering wheels for rickshaws, Frosty Rowe, is proud of his good iob. A successful and happy archaeologist in New South America will be Bob Snavely. He discovered long ago that the now extinct Moon-ites had devised a tinless tin can, and he will try to promote it in modern day indus- try. Two of the personnel of Macy's Department Store will go on the trip. They are Carolyne Sniff, who sells perfume, and Bo Rothhaar, the manager of the shipping room, who is experimenting with a new type of flying saucer, a floating cup. l see Jim Barciz is a blacksmith, of a sort, he shoes horseflies. Graham Riley, a cracker packer at New Niagara Falls, is with him. 23 Class Prophecy cof-me Janiece Rettig's iob is improving the new Biscuit Mix for New Brides, a boon to girls who can't even fry water. Beverly Neff is trying to talk her into a full page advertisement in the newspaper called M.0.0. N. lMany Opinions On Nothingl, because she is the advertising manager. Look at the salesmen comingl Jim Richards sells insurance to complaint de rtments in department stores. Carol Baehr is the head encyclo edia at the information desk in Grand Central Slfiztion. She works out her leave of absences as the chief salesgirll in the army-navy surplus store. Selling a special kind of aspirin called Atom- ic Pills to teachers during exam time is Bob Ehrensberger's iob. Tom Fox is expanding his family monopoly on popcorn sales from Cleveland Municipal Stadium through all the planets in the universe. As a sideline, he is instigating a new style in men's haircuts--bangs. We quote his reason: Bangs tend to reduce the high forehead of slightly bald men. However, for the men who are more than half bald, I have yet to find anything better than a wig . Uh-Ohl Don't sneeze or the whole ship will be quarantined for pillow-feathers-itis. That dignified group of girls you see approaching is the distinguished faculty of the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania, and they are now experimenting with an antidote for moon-stroke. They are Wilma Steiger, Jo ce Taylor, Carol Schemel, Nlarlene Dull, and Rose Short who has finished helping me early, so that she would have plenty of time to board the ship. Here come two very imposing looking people. Bob Caldwell has good reason to look imposing. He is Pres- ident Eisenhower's personal dentist. The other is Ruth Keller who is going to the moon for the unveiling of the monument erected in her honor to be known thereafter as KelIer's Dam- LeRoy Benedict has changed his name to Thursday since he became Captain Friday's assistant. lDum-De- Dum-Dum.l On his days off he runs a fix-it shop on the Indianapolis Speedway. With him is Dick Weaver, a Navy man, who has an upholstery business in Davenport, Iowa. An unusual looking trio is approaching the ship now. In the lead is Bob Sponseller with one of his jet- powered sulkies that he intends to run in the national harness races at Yucca Flats. Next are Donna Haycook and Carol James who respectively supply Bob with Haycook's Hefty Harnesses and the asbestos horses for this sport, samples of which they are taking along. Paul Witter will have to stay within the speed limit on this trip to the moon, because Jerry Mowry and Jerome Wilson, who have been promoted to privates in the Skyway Patrol, will be on hand to see that he does. Four more businessmen ap ar on the scene. Fred Welge has been appointed to assume the role of official clock winder in Grand Centraligtation. Albert Stoltz is going to distribute important makes of foreign cars all over the universe. Bob Corfman drills holes in the green cheese that composes the moon, and sends samples to Earth via his model airplanes. Jack Keller is in the monkey business in the St. Louis Zoo--he teaches them to be elevator operators. , The last group of passengers are coming now, so Joanne Judd is going aboard to save me a seat. She is an assistant chop stick producer. Joyce Goff went with her, meanwhile still trying to back out frontwards. Jan Fowler who wants to be a traveling preacher, and Janet Shaffstall who is all set to run her advertising agency in Meteor City that will handle all the publicity for the Miss Moon-ite contests, get on the ship to- gether. Last of all, Peggy Rowland came running up. As she climbed on, I remembered that she is the first B.H.S. girls' football coach and that she raises little Wurms on the side. What do I do? Me write Chollie Chan stories for TV. As Confucius say, Chop-chop, Ling Foo, and Whoopeel Translated means, Mister Chan, You better run. 24 llastwillanil 2 inment. To whom it may concern: We, the senior class of 1954, being of doubtful mentality and fiendish glee, wish to leave our possessions to the following recipients when we take our sorrowful departure to the moon: To the Classes as a whole Juniors-the challenging duty as seniors of setting a better example for ALL underclassmen than any of the preceding classes have done. ,Sophomores-a crystal ball to see where the money for the Junior-Senior Reception is coming from. Freshmen girls-a book, How to Get Boys to Dance at the Sophomore Prom. boys-a book, What to do When Trapped by a Girl at a Dance. Eighth Graders-old propeller beanies, bobby sox, six Johnny Ray records, a Chinese dragon net, and a beat-up textbook or two with which to enter Senior High. Seventh Graders-a flashlight, compass, and the joy of helping new seventh graders find their way around the Alma Nlater. To the Administration Superintendent Miller-180 more school days until the end of next year. Principal Laman-the good conduct of the class of 54. Mrs. Seits-a rubber stamp for tardy and absence slips. Mrs. Haines-a year's supply of paper, paper clips, rubber bands, and pencils. Mrs. Mahley-two shorthand tablets and a year's supply of pencil stubs. Mrs. Price-the Bucyrian typists and their unfinished works. To the Custodians Mr. McPherson-a book, i,00l additional places to find old bubble gum. Mr. Ulmer-pencil sharpeners that dispose of the splinters and lead dust automatically. Mr. McAdams-a iar of cast-iron floor wax. Mr. Sturtz-a self-propelled floorbroom. To the Teachers Mr. Apel-a lifetime su ply of iodine, tape, and gauze. - Miss Bollenbacher- AllJGaul is divided into TWO parts. Mr. Bryant-a geography book because he doesn't like history. Mr. Frantz-An undefeated N. O. L. team. Mrs. Halm-a geiger counter to find X. Mr. Pop Havron-the hope that someday he will write a thin but interesting history book. Miss Hesson-castanets for getting attention in class. Miss Hibarger-another nitwit to dissect fish in Biology. Mr. Hoover-four dozen calculators for his bookkeeping classes. Continued on Pages 26 and 27 25 Mr. Hutton-some iumping ropes for his basketball team. Miss Kenney-a machine to dictate faster than l20 words per minute for her if she ever needs it. Mr. Kish-a safety belt, parachute, and a pair of wings for his future Driver's Training classes. Mr. Kuenzli-the blessing that he never had any of us. Mrs. Lihan-a book, Why Girls Forget Things. Miss Ella Meck-a new Senior English book after all these years. Miss Kathryn Meck-any future John Barrymores or Mary Pickfords. Mr. Mertz- new chemistry and physics e uipment. Mrs. Millar-a drinking fountain outsidecher door that really works Mr. Nelson-a ser eant-at-arms to help keep silence in the library.. Miss Renkert-Julius Caesar's sayings. Mr. Simcox-one good ear for sour notes. Miss Marilyn Smith-any future Ann Pillsburys. Miss Mariorie Smith-a three gallon iar of paste. Mr. Stewart-a paddle three inches thick and twelve inches long. Miss Thompson-Popeye and Little Orphan Annie. Mr. Tschanen-a boys' homeroom like the class of 54. Miss Ulmer-a good tenor section. Mrs. Ward-the freshman English classes. Mr. Wolfe-an age stretcher for his football team. To Individual Underclassmen Donor Bequest Bill Armstrong his tardy and absence slips Bud Armstrong his seat in civics Carol Baehr the Exchange Editorship of the Bucyrian Jim Barciz his slow, easy-going walk George Beale Doris Beattie LeRoy Benedict Mert Boyd Shirley Briggs Phyllis Burwell Sonny Butterman Bob Caldwell Carole Canclel his innocent disposition her sports ability his Dragonet record his leanness her naturally curly hair her used typing paper his football his Blue Bomber singing with the Solid Six Bob Corfman his model airplanes Bob Cotsamire his stage crew iob Jim Denton his bro en nose Marlene Dull Bob Ehrensberger Dave Flannery her trombone playing ability his upper set of false teeth his motor scooter and all its rattles Jan Fowler her sister Kay Tom Fox his old used cigars Walter Giffin his well-worn Ford Joyce Goff men Dorothy Grau her curly hair Jim Haag his car Betty Haldeman Donna Haycook Susan Heckenhau John Himler ef Maril n Hollenbaugh Joan Flolloway Carol James Joanne Judd Bob Kalb Susan Kehrer Jack Keller Ruth Keller Jerry Kenefake Nemo Kennedy Suzanne Kocher Bev LaRue her nail-biting habit gum-cracking her smile the management of the football and basketball teams the presidency of Tri-Hi-Y the trips to the printers her AWOL's from the bandstand at the games going steady his empty cigarette cartons her blue eyes his rip-snortin' Ford her t ewriter his uzhurch key his wonderful classroom attitude and other leasing habits her natural, f?l red hair the five sizes of tape on her ring 26 Recipient Ronald Flock some FORTUNATE iunior anyone who likes to read iokes Fred Stansberry Dave Graetz Hester Ash the Lima State Hospital Larry Cass Jill Kebe Ilene Winkelfoos Frank Barth any enterprizing young antique co lector whoever gets the chance James Aldrich Wa ne Erwin Bilf'Beck Marie Kent Larry Inscho Glenn Achtermann Butch Kimerline Joe Stuckert any unsus ecting underclassman Judy Ridcllebaugh Dorothy Bauer Downing's Junk Yard anyone who wants it anyone who can do it Diane Young anyone who thinks he can get along with the coaches a iunior girl future Bucyrian editors anyone who can get away with it Joan Ackerman Bob Downing Pat Welling Kenny Emerson anyone who thinks he can type Ned Bibler Rickey Ackerman Charlene Dunahay Karen Kline Janet Shaffstall Mary Frances Neuman Joy Leathem Myron Linn Ted Marquis George Metzger Suzy Miller Gene Mollenkopf Jerry Mowry Jo Anne Mutchler Beverly Neff Jeanne Nicholson June Patton Bill O'Brien Pat Ohler Lill Ralph Dick Rehm Janiece Rettig Jim Richards Dan Rife Graham Riley Fritz Roberts Bob Rothhaar Frosty Rowe Peggy Rowland Norge Seits Carol Schemel Rose Short Tom Smith Robert Snavely Vonetto Snavely Carolyne Sniff Frances Spiegel Robert Sponseller Robert Stauffer Virginia Stahl Wilma Steiger Nick Stoltz Julie Sullivan Joyce Taylor Dick Weaver Fred Welge Nancy White Nancy Wiles Jerome Wilson Paul Witter Ronald Yaussy her driving ability his iob at Cobey's his hot-rodding convertible the rules for One-Arm Driving her hair cutting scissors his verbal aptitude his purple shoes her heavy foot her glasses that she is seldom seen in her organ-playing ability her wit his weight lifting medals her clothes her long eyelashes his cigarette lighter her tin features his bashfulness toward girls his charming low voice his devilish laugh his ability to talk with his hands his wavy black hair his admiration for blondes her cheerleading position her old life saving books her seat in solid geometry and trigonometry her ready sly smile Kathy Haala anyone daring enough Charles Marquis Bruce Ryland Susie Loewy Jim Croneis John Sullivan anyone who wants to die young Elaine Kintz Denny Norton anyone who enioys life Bill Weber Becky Schaefer Landy Kalb Freddy Frey Penny Click Bob Metzger Charles Shifley Eddie Light Curtis Kuenzli Owen Elder Bill Applegate her sister, Belle Phyllis Wiles any girl taking it her nurses' aid iob his bowed legs his driving ability her skating ability her middle name the editorship of the and Prophecy Stew's evil glances his Harley-Davidson her short blonde hair her iob as business manager of the Bucyrian his shortness going steady her Jet his library iob his borrowed pencil stubs back her t ing ingenuit her filgg Y his build his model airplanes his ability to flub Class Will Kay Stephens Roger Freshwater Driver's Training students Delores Stewart Joyce Corwin Janet Auld Benny Uhl John Ward Sharon Steffen some lucky iunior Donny Ley future generations Sharon Skeldon, and the hope that lt won'tfall apart before she gets it John Auld Mr. Stewart Dave Crokie Nancy Schuler Charles Scott Jerr Findling Ne! Adams Witnessed this day, the thirty-first day of February, i964 by: Frank N. Styne Rock E. Feller Al E. Way Chip Anzee Signed: THE CLASS OF i954 By: Frances Spiegel Joanne Judd Rose Short The Choir -vm,-+ ..ff ,r-' The Band XKV' 28 OWE N ELDER President GRETCHEN PFLEIDERER Vice President Wm SHARON SKELDON JOHN WARD Secre tory Treusu re r 29 inf- ,f 4 M: K v 'J l, ,.. J 4, , if X v . ,ff 33.117 iff,-Es: , V, .f 'ggi . Nfl L' 'T' va 'lil ,A - fi, it A. ian? Q , ai ,. 17' u f . iii 1' . Q, 'K I by .. Q .-f. X x Q Q 'N rf 3 i C a ,L or QW? 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Q1 Mx 1 b ff Stephenson, Alton Stoltz, Samuel Stone, Charles Stout, Cindy Strelb, Rodney Stull, David Sullivan, Virginia Swihart, Shirley Tatman, Jean Teetrick, Richard Tobin, Ronald Traxler, Carolyn Wanamaker, Kenny Q 'S it . -Q - Weithman, Jerry I L ,N Wertz, Reginia --' tg' W West, Joyce S Wheeler, Christine A J X X It Wiles, Phyllis 1 Xl ' I S' 9 Wirebaugh, Julia 'QP .L an - Zincke, Jo Anne A? y Vvrz V f 1 Zornes, William ' if ' J' S SLQTS do ouT iml necli. 05. T971 sy 3' AT fav- Things m suck A big way. fv- ns. B . '1 ' s fe 1' X , t Q xv, fall. O CIQCIE l . XA no. 5 . uf il a S IA '.y , 1 nl 1 V I? fl ,mt lk, 'n ea, ' ' Q s 1 ' !'J UOQ fi, X U A' ' 3 lk 423 55 5 7 , 271: 75 QE 65 87- 48 .wwf LEFT TO RIGHT: Lester Heart, Pau1Rowland, Fritz Roberts, Ronald Flock, Jerry Volkmer, Bud Armstrong, Tom Smith, Bill Blicke, Ned Kennedy, Forest Rowe, David Flannery, Bob Rothaar, Dick Rehm, Bill Weber, Dave Graetz, Iohn Boorne, Bill O'Brien, Fred Frey, Bill . egg 4 K I QD. Q ' , Q fa, ,..f--W-f' ' . 1 Bob Rathaar X , x Bud Armstrong Bob Stauffer Co-captain Ronny Yaussy Jerry Volkmer Michael Trophy Award Fritz Roberts V Bill Kennedy Bi Sonny Butterman . Co-captain First string All-N. O.L, Honorable Mention All-Ohio 11 O'Brien 57 YU Sl 473.4 ' r Bibler, Bob Overholt Harry Weithman Jerry Werthman Bob Stauffer Sonny Butterman Ronny Yaussy Dan Rxfe Fred Stansberry B111 Applegate Bob Seele Ray Foreman Jerry Kenefake Tom Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Head Coach Managers Richard Frantz John Himler and Mert Boyd BUCYRUS accomplished the feat of winning its first game of the season the first time out which hadn't been done since I949. The Redmen turned Tiffin Columbian back in the' last minute of the game with a safety which gave them an 8-6 victory. The Redmen lost their first N. O. L. game to the hands of an inspired Norwalk club 7-0 before a capacity Dad's Night crowd. Bucyrus iourneyed to Galion on Oct. 2 to continue the Bucyrus-Galion feud and came home victors by a margin of 26-6, The Redmen presented the game ball to Coach Frantz's new-born son. 40 On Oct. 9 Bucyrus dropped a heart-breaker to a game Willard team 27-24. The Flashes came from behind in the last two minutes with two TD'S to down Bucyrus. A fast and powerful Upper Sandusky team showed Bucyrus its power by rolling over them 47-l4. The Red- men were not outplayed all the way, though, as they outscored the Rams in the last half 7-0. Shelby's speedy Whippets ran roughshod over B.H. S. scoring four TD'S while blanking our Redmen. The score was 28-0. A last-quarter rally by Bucyrus almost upset Bellevue's highly-favored braves. The locals undoubtedly ' played their best of the season but had to take a back seat to Bellevue 2l-19. The small but scrappy Crestline Bulldogs were subdued by the Redmen as they piled up their highest score since T948. Home-Coming Queen Miss Peggy Rowland and her lovely court saw the Redmen march off with a 39-I9 victory. Highly-ranked Defiance turned Bucyrus back to a tune of 2l-0 in the closing game of the season. This was the last game of high school ball for 15 seniors. Their record was not too impressive, but it could be seen in many games that they had the spirit and the courage to go all the way. Reserve Football Squad FIRST ROW: B. Carter, J. Winters, M. Powell, L. Cass. J. Hewitt, P. Fahl, J. Keiss. SECOND ROW: D. Stull, P. Rowland, W. Sherman, P. Fowler, B. Uhl, R. Brinkman, G. Stephens, R. Carpenter. THIRD ROW: I. Wil- lacker, S. Powell, R. Ackerman, R. Yunker, J. Boom, E. Light. B. Applegate, I. Butterman, S. Hart, B. Arnold. 41 5 n ggy Rowxand gQucenj Ywoygevxx Eg f -4 w , ' 51 Qb uv II - H' IQ X fl ww -+ T efk , V J .Q-f 19 lj C o-capfain 8 Queen LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Candel, Nancy White, Glen Butterman, Peggy Rowland fQueenJ, Robert Stauffer Nancy Wiles, Susan Heckenhauer, Jerry Kenefake, William Kennedy, Tom Smith, Ronald Yaussy. 'I E C U M I N Queen and Courf LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Candel, Nancy Wiles, Peggy Rowland qQueenj, Nancy White, Susan Heckenhauer 43 Bud Armstrong Dick Rehm Glenn Butterman I Tom Smith Seniors ei f f. 1' -1 SCORES Ron Yaussy Bucyrus 46 Port Clinton 50 Bucyrus 55 Tiffin Columbian 31 Bucyrus 49 Galion 57 Bucyrus 59 Crestline 52 Bucyrus 54 Elyria 57 Bucyrus 65 Shelby 62 Bucyrus 58 Kenton 72 Bucyrus 65 Wil lard 44 Bucyrus 50 Ga l ion 53 Bucyrus 70 Mansfield Madison 59 Bucyrus 71 Willard 45 Bucyrus 69 Shelb 51 Bucyrus 64 Crestfine 54 Bucyrus 60 Norwalk 53 Bucyrus 68 Up er Sandusky 45 Bucyrus 64 Bellevue 72 MARION TOURNAMENT Bucyrus 62 Upper Sandusky 41 Bucyrus 38 Mansfield 68 Dan Rife Bill Armstrong 44 Varsity Basketball Squad FIRST ROW: I. Kenefake, F. Frey, R. Freshwater, W. Armstrong, T. Smith, M. Boyd. SECOND ROW: J. Himler, D. Rehm, H. Weithman, R. Yaussey, I. Weithman, N. Bibler, G. Butterman, Coach Hutton. BUCYRUS finished another fine season under their new coach, John Hutton. Their record was ten victories and six setbacks in regular season play and a five and two NOL record. The Red- men started at a slow pace but ended the season winning six of their last seven games. ln the Northwestern Sectional Basketball Tournament at Marion, Bucyrus beat Upper Sandusky and then lost to Mansfield in the semi-finals. Glenn Butterman broke several records for Bucyrus in a single season. The 6-foot-l-in. center got a season's total of 356 points to surpass Dan Bumstead's previous record of 321 . Glenn was the second player in Bucyrus' basketball history to average more than 20 points per game. His average of 22.3 points per game was also the highest of any player in the school's history. For his fine showing he received the Michael Trophy Award for basketball and was chosen first-string center on the All-NOL team. Ol rx L. 45 Reserve Baskefball Squad 3, 5 4 . KZ., .ky M' KJ QQ' '44-' full 'fxwfjk FIRST ROWg C. Croneis, Mgr., R. Foreman, R. Randall, W. Applegate, D. Johns, R. Seele, J. Cooper. SECOND ROW: G. Stephens, Mgr.: K. Flohr, G. Pfeiffer, R. Overholt, R. lenney, W. Graham, D. Nor- ton, Coach Wolfe. Varsify B Y I It FIRST ROW: R. Foreman, F. Frey, I. Kenefake, W. Armstrong, R. Rehm, R. Flock, J. Volkmer, J. Boom, Mr. Hutton. SECOND ROW: R. Stauffer, R. Overholt, R. Freshwater, R. Yaussey, W. Armstrong, R. Roth- haar, T. Smith, W. Kennedy, F. Barth, Mr. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: N. Bibler, M. Boyd, J. Himler, D. Rife F. Stanberry, H. Weithman, J. Sullivan, Mr. Apel, Mr. Frantz. 46 al I ll' X Y o Q H, Img ' , Qx yu- 1 'T' V. in gy 53 U9-1 3 Cheerleaders Junior High f K. X x X x XX l all pa XX t X 6. lllll I f- V 9,0 X LEFT! '40 f C117-HB ,Q Yxagb ' Bryden M ers S' mx ' J- Ash. 1- 7' ' X umruulllllllllluurmq1'rmqqmm,,mvvxlru1 um,unl IHlH,mUll!1Hlliunufvrll IW , ltllfmm , rllnnul nluulu P '1 rllllllllllllul W ' ,n ll I Hina uhhh mul l 'n, n MM' 1-, 1 ,uhh r 'Vw I C E 4 T K I ' i Vars 'f 1 . I ' y LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Haala, D. Thomas, M. Uhl, S . Heckenhauer, P. Rowland. 47 d mlmsfrahon AT RIGHT: I. James Miller, Superintendent Board of E ducahon rl. H Y -- ..,., -:::1 w 1 'agl T rw '11:f1:1:kzf WEEE Qin' rgzg:-:Erfrzfgf 31:3 i K .W ..f ,.',,g ,A ,.. Y vig. ,ef ..- I.E, Huggins, R,E, Widman, Mrs. Haines fclerkj, F,l-1, Roberts AT LEFT: Franklin H. Lcmcn Q 4 Science AT LEFT: Mr. Bryant, Mrs. Halm, Miss Meck, Mr. Wolfe. -c ' Mathematics ABOVE: Miss Hibarger, Mr. Tschanen, Mr. Mertz, Mr. Kuenzli. I N 1 xl 5 Useful Arts AT LEFT, SEATED: Miss smnh, Mrs. Lihan STANDING: Mr. Apel, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Hoover, Mr. Frantz. 50 AT RIGHT: Miss Smith, Mr. Simcox, Miss Ulmer. Fine Arfs ABOVE, FIRST ROW: Miss Hesson, Miss Renkert. SECOND ROW: Miss Meck, Mrs. Millar, Miss Bollenbacher, Mrs. Word, Mr. Nelson. Hisfory AT RIGHT: Mr. Havron, Miss Thompson, Mr. Kish, Mr. Hutton. 51 Faculty MR. MERLIN APEL, B. S., Bowling Green State Uni- versity. Industrial Arts and Wood Shop B. Assistant coach in all sports. MISS WINONA BOLLENBACHER, B. S., Capital Uni- versity. English 7 and Mathematics 8. Advisor to Teen Den Board. MR. HOWARD BRYANT, A. B., Heidelberg College. History 8, Mathematics 7. Junior Red Cross Advisor. Advisor to Eighth Grade. MR. RICHARD O. FRANTZ, B. S., University of South Carolina. Boys' Physical Education. Head Foot- ball Coach. Assistant in other sports. Co-Advisor of Varsity B Club. MRS. LUCILLE J. HALM, B. S., Miami fOhioJ Uni- versity, M. A., Columbia University. Advanced Math- ematics. Girls' Counselor. Tri-Hi-Y Advisor. MR. HOWARD E. HAVRON, A. B., Franklin flndianal College, A. M., Oberlin College. History, Psychology, and Geography 7. College Club Advisor. MISS MARTHA HESSON, A. B. M. A., Ohio Univer- sity. Spanish, Latin, English 7. Spanish Club Advisor. MISS GRACE HIBARGER, B. S., Kansas State College. Biology, General Science. Booster Club Advisor. MR. NED F. HOOVER, B. S., Wittenberg College. Commercial: Bookkeeping and business courses. High school treasurer. Senior Hi-Y Advisor. MR. JOHN HUTTON, B. S., Ohio Northern University, M. A., Ohio State University. Geography 7, Industrial Arts. Boys' Counselor. Head Basketball Coach. Assist- ant in other sports. Co-Advisor of Varsity B Club. MISS DOLORES KENNEY, A. B., Denison University Commercial: Typing and Shorthand. Co-Advisor of Junior Class. MR. ALEX KISH, B. S., Wittenberg College, Ed. M. University of Oklahoma. Driver Training and History IBD. Intermediate Hi-Y Advisor. MR. CURTIS KUENZLI, B. S., Wittenberg College. Household Science, Mathematics UD. Junior Hi-Y Advisor. MRS. JOYCE LIHAN, A. B., Bowling Green Uni- versity. Girls' Physical Education. Advisor to cheer- leaders, G.A.A. and Leaders' Club. MISS ELLA MECK, B. A. , Ohio Wesleyan University M. A., Ohio State University. English-fvocational, business and advancedi Bucyrian Staff Advisor. MISS KATHRYN MECK, B. A. , Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, M. A. Ohio State University. Mathematics i9i, Algebra, Speech. Co-Advisor of Student Council. MR. FORREST W. MERTZ, A. B. , Ohio Northern Uni versity, M. A. , Ohio State University. Chemistry, Physics, General Science. Stage Crew Advisor. MRS. HELEN E. MILLAR, B. A., Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity. English C9J. Intermediate Tri-Hi-Y Advisor. Advisor to Freshman Class. MR. CHARLES D. NELSON, B. S., Clarion fPa.l S.T.C., M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh. Librarian, Annual Staff Advisor. MISS JUANITA RENKERT, B. A. , Ohio Wesleyan University. English f8J. Blue Triangle Advisor. , 15,5 95 I I Q' Q .QoQO5'Q' s ,I U Faculty MR. J. RICHARD SIMCOX, B. S., Muskingum College. Instrumental Music fGrades 4 through I2i. Junior and Senior Band Director. MISS MARILYN SMITH, B. S., Ohio State University. Vocational Home Economics. F. H. A. Advisor. MISS MARJORIE SMITH, B. S. , Ohio State Univer- sity. Elementary Grades and High School Art. Co- Advisor of Junior Class. MR. FRANCIS F. STEWART, University of Toledo, Vo- cational fmachinei Shop. Shop mathematics and sketch- ing. 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Winslow Wiseman Wolfe Young Yuhas jlpfwamf ami!!! ff: Q N32 MBR N FIRST ROW, KNEELING: N. White, 1. Ackerman, B. Emig, P. Welling, M. Fetter, FIRST ROW, STANDING: K. Stephens, I. Auld, W. LaRue, N. Wiles, ND ROW Mr Simcox I Greilich M Shearer M Copper K Cook, L. Ralph, C. James, T. Cook, C, Traxler, SECO : . ' . . . . , . , . THIRD ROW: I. Graber, B. Miller, B. Bippus, J. Corwin, D. Young, M. Dull, M. Kent, C. Candel, S. Rider,,D. Light BACK ROW: R. Feik, J. Judd, J. Kebc, W. Linn, D. Smaltz, S. Bryant, D. McGuire, R, Caldwell, B. Tucker, G. Pfeiffer Majoreffes s n 4 Q.. xwkw KNIZIZLING: K. Kline, M. Ferrer, B, Emig. STANDING: N. White, N, Wiles, J. Auld, S. Stcffcn, J, Ackerman, P. Welling, N. Schuler, J. Nicholson. 66 1 .f 42 Steffen, K. Kline, I. Auld, N. Schuler. Nicholson, D. Comer, R. Clady. Caldwell, C. Hines, C. Kiess, V. Sullivan, R. Wertz, K. Wanamaker, J. Tapley, G. Achtermann, R. Kraut. Heinlen, V. Rossman, R. Streib, B. Shackelford, J. Kennedy, L. Crum, R. Corfman, R. Radler, R. Ohler, J. Eickel. Trout, L. Traxler, A. Crum, L. Barrows. J. Pirnstill. I. Gundrum, R. Pinney, I. Ward. Senior Band UNDER the direction of J. Richard Simcox, the band had a successful year both in march- ing season and in concert season. The band marched at all the football games and had a pep band at all home basketball games. They gave several concerts during the year and went to Bellevue where they attended the Band Festival. They played alone and in thc- massed band. The highlights of the social year were the Band Formal and the Band Parents' Christmas party. The formal, which was held in December, was for Senior Band members, while the Band Parents' party was given by the parents for both Junior and Senior Band members. A Band Tag Day was held to collect money to put into a fund for new uniforms. Because of the united efforts of band members and parents, this also was successful. This years' band officers were: Robert Caldwell, President, Fred Frey, Vice President, Joanne Judd, Treasurer, Jill Kebe, Secretary. MR. SIMCOX 67 Junior Band SEATED: E. Rupe, J. Amos, I. Etzinger, R. Stockmaster, K. Sharrock M. K d , enne y. I. Sullivan, Y. Pirnsrill, D. Stuckman FIRST ROW:-standing- I. Stinehelfer, S. Arnold, S. McCracken, P. Sheerer, S. Beach, J. Barciz, C. Shultz, R. Strauch, L. Graves, M. Schneider, M. McMichael. SECOND ROW: W. Gamer, J. Nightlinger, B. Cover, P. Shutt. J. Heydinger, M. Shilling, I. Meyers, G. McCracken, J. Barciz, J. Ehrhart, S. Light, R. Heid, R. Williams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Simcox, D. Auck, S. Loewy, J. Christman, S. Simonis, L. Black, P. Tompkins, N. Weiler, M. Graham, R. Bertram, I. Miller, 1. Wen- ninger, L. Crane, K. Judd, K. Price, S. Barrett. FOURTH ROW: S. Wolfe, I. Garberick, J. DeVo1, M. Rife, J. Blodgett, I. Shilli ' ' ' ' ng, M. Sprouse, R. Brersinger, J. Scott, S. Heinien, C. Wrsman, N. Frasch. OFFICERS for the year l953-54 were: President, Kenny Price, Vice-president, Jerry Scott, Secretary, Kay Judd, and Treasurer, Nancy Frasch. Several activities scheduled in September were the Jr. Band Picnic and practicing marching. This was done in order that the students would perform well for the Sesqui Centennial and Hal- loween Parades. lthough it snowed the day of the annual Tag Day, members of the Jr. Band worked hard to A make it successful. This year proceeds will go to help obtain more uniforms for the Sr. Band and also to obtain new music. The Jr. Band had a Halloween Party in October and a Christmas Party and exchange in De- cember. Among the appearances the band will mak th' ' h to sixth grade students each year. e IS year is t e program which is presented 68 Senior Choir FIRST ROW: C. Baehr, I. Riddlebaugh, L. Ralph, M. Kent, S. Heckenhauer, S. Kocher, S. Kehrer, I. Holloway, C. Traxler, P. Wiles, C. James, M. Rein, C. Haycook, J. Harris, G. Ptleiderer, R. Short. SECOND ROW: I. Winkelfoos, W. Steiger, S. Miller, J. Mutchler, D. Haycook, B. Neff, V. Traxler Stahl, C. Candel, J. Nicholson, I. Miller, P. Welling, N. White, qsec.J N. Wiles qtreas.j, N. Schuler, J. Auld. I. Sullivan, C. Keiss. I. Ackerman. THIRD ROW: K. Stephens, I. Kenefake, J. Ward, W. Erwin, R. Caldwell fpres.j, W. O'Brien, C. Kuenzli, D. Rinker, D. Norton, T. Smith, M. Boyd, C. Kimerline, D. Cos- grove, D. Johns, G. Stephens, I. Lohr, I. Taylor, B. Emig. FOURTH ROW: S. Stiefel, B. LaRue, N. Adams, W. Linn, D. Mc Guire, R. Corfman, J. Himler, D. Rife, R. Yaussy, R. Overholt, G. Pfeiffer, R.Cotsamire, N. Bibler, Qvice-pres.j, C. Shifley, E. Kocher, I. Fowler. HE 68 voice senior choir, under the very capable direction of Miss Edna Ulmer, has completed another very successful year. Some of the highlights which made the season a success were: A highly decorative Christmas program, participation in the Choir Festival held at Crestline, the spring concert, and participation in the Baccalaureate and Commencement services. A formal ban- quet, which was held in May, for the choir members and their guests was enioyed by everyone who attended. Lillian Ralph accompanied the choir, while Bob Caldwell served as president, Ned Bibler, vice- presidentp Nancy White, secretary, and Nancy Wiles, treasurer. t MISS ULMER 69 Junior Choir g , 1. 5' -' 2 f K ? I K l QV .:LA Q., ij? Olga .Fr si . A A R. W 4 F 2 rl -...- X l ' ' ' V' ll lil Y l ' l 3 ii 22 is 4 1 i , Ol 1 FIRST ROW: B. Stout, V. Starr, V. Herschler, G. Erwin, R. Srockmaster, J. Gundrum, T. Darling, R. Williams, P. Black, N. Cotsamire, B. Flock, N. Wilson. SECOND ROW: B. Breymaier, I. Henry, J. Kiess, C. Oberlander, S. Hahn. I. Baehr, R. Laip- plcy, J. Miller, B. Mutchler, B. Burwell, K. Hauser, B. Oberlander. THIRD ROW: C. Ghist, J. Edsinger, J. Christman, R. Struble. J. Hayes, C. McClary, M. Shilling, D. Katterhenrich, G. Cole, J. Radler, B. Park, P. Esterline. FOURTH ROW: S. Houk, J. Stroble, B. Johns, B. Simonsen, K. Price, J. Friend, D. Stuckman, K. Sharrock, I. Emig, J. Stiefel, I. Elsasser, B. Hart. HE Leaders' Club is 0 selected group of twelve. Girls are asked to loin Leaders' on their ability, skill, and personality from G. A. A. l moans FIRST ROW: P. Rowland, M. Seits, S. l-leckenhauer, President: M. Rein, Vice-president: M. Rauth. SECOND ROW: C. Haycook, M. Kent. THIRD ROW: S. Steffen, Secretary and Treasurer: K. Kline. FOURTH ROW: P. Welling, N. White. TOP: Mrs. Lihan, Advisor. 70 G.A.A. 3 1 FIRST ROW: M. Kent, M. Rauth, M. Seits. J. Taylor, P. Wiles. SECOND ROW: D. Yoimg, J. Zincke. J. Green, D. Haycook, K. Haala, D. Beattie, Mrs. Lihan, J. Riddlebaugh, D. Thomas, C. Stout, J. Harris, P. Click, B. Barton, I. Winklefoos. THIRD ROW: N. Foreman, B. Eden, M. Rein, M. Magers, N. White, B. Streeter, J. Fowler, C. Schemel, N. Baum, I. Simonsen, M. Kruse, V. Chesser, H. Ash, B. Gossman. FOURTH ROW: I. Mutchler, E. Fredricks, K. Kline, G. Batton, M. Uhl, P. Rowland, M. Dewiel, M. Solze, S. Kehrer, S. Heckenhauer. FIFTH ROW: J. Lohr, Y. Kalb, P. Welling, S. Steffen, B. LaRue, N. Schu- ler, J. Ackerman, M. Neuman, M. Crane, N. Wiles. HE G.A.A. completed another successful year under the capable leadership of its advisor, Mrs. Lihan. The officers were Margaret Seits, President, Joyce Taylor, Vice-president, and Marge Rauth, Secretary-Treasurer. The proiects for the year were the selling of Booster B's, the selling of programs at the basket- ball games, and the checking of coats. The activities included a swimming party, intramural sports, and the annual Army-Navy game as a co-participant with Galion. 71 9 FIRST ROW: M. Etzinger, J. Judd, P. Henney, D. Keller, S. Heiby, P. Click, West, S. Swihart, M. Scott, S. Hein- len. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, V. Sullivan, V. Rossman, E. Kent, B. Fetter, I. Berry, N. Frasch, B. Shack- elford. THIRD ROW: K. Johansen, B. J. McLaughlin, B. McClure, N. Krock B. Rowland. - , - Y L..- I FIRST ROW: M. Neuman, Parliamentariang D. Bauer, Historian: M. Hollenbaugh, Secretary: S. Kocher, President: P. Burwell, Vice President: M. Kent, Treasurer: E. Kocher, Recording Sec- retary: B. Batton, News Reporter. SECOND ROW: S. Skeldon, I. Winklefoos, C. Dunahay, D. Beattie, S. Skeldon, I. Zincke, C. Stout, LA, Harris, J. Linn, M. Sheerer, W. Steiger. THIRD ROW: P. Rowland, B. Groves, S. Heckenhauer, N. Baum, J. Simonsen, . Learhem, D, Smaltz, Miss Marilyn Smith-Advisor. FOURTH ROW: J. Wolfe, C. Batton, N. Foreman, E. Fredericks, G. Pfleiderer, M. Copper, I. Taylor, I. Holloway, D. Grau, S. Miller, R. Keller, N. Albright. FIFTH ROW: S. Miller, M. Uhl, I.A. Mutchler, R. Short, S. Briggs. J. Ackerman, N. White, J. Shaffstall, D. Gistle, B. Kline. 72 M. Rittenhour, S. Hart, I. Tatman, J. Southward, V. Chesser, B. Ryland, M. Flock, W. Fritz, N. Copper, P. Allen, Booster Club s it T my ssyy yyrs ' 5 Q? . ' K gl Tw ...H W sk t , ,, .V -, sv gig Yi? Zi . l ,Wi y. it 'Elin V' ' We f . ,, s , . U J xg-.fi T - - - f at A . ng 9 x I ' - h ,hir K gl F .. : '1 V , . . 0052255 u 'N r ' , Q Q t ' 4 FIRST ROW: I. Kebe, S. Skeldon, C. Baehr, S. Kehrer. SECOND ROW: S. Heckenhauer, J. Taylor, J. Holloway, M. Newman, I. Mutchler, Miss Hibager, Advisor. THIRD ROW: L. Ralph, G. Pfleiderer, N. Schuler, I. Ackerman. I. Miller, N. White. THE Girls' Booster Club was composed of fifteen junior and senior girls who have maintained high scho- lastic averages throughout their high school years and possess qualities of honor, leadership, and serv- ice. This year's president was Nancy White, secretary, Lillian Ralph, and faculty advisor, Miss Grace Hi- barger. As is the custom, the Boosters decorated the goal posts for every home game. They also were respon- sible for the Homecoming Festivities and decorations for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. ' ' ' ' ' ld d t th home We entered a queen candidate and skit in Varsity Nite, and, to earn money, so can y a e basketball games. Throughout the year, meetings e w re held on the first and third Thursdays of each month. 73 Bucyrian Sfaff Rst Row s neckenhauer Advertising Mana' mom, FI i ' ' ' ram Editor. - . C. Baehr, Assts I gen J' Houovflagfl' ligxts Sports Editor: W- Steiger- Bus' SECOND Row' . 5 hemel Co-Circulation Manager: C. iness MRHSSCVFY C- C ' . ldwell, Feature Candel. Co-Circulation Manager- B' Ca Editor. QQ -ll FIRST ROW: J. Willacker, Business: I. Himler, Writer: M. Boyd, Writer: D. Weaver Photographer' S. Abnett, Writer:G. Bergen, Writer: R. Staton, Writer: J. Winters Writer- I Auld Writer SECOND ROW I K' . . . , . : . less, rlter: B. Miller, Writer: J. Harris, Writer: J. Zinke, Business: C. Stout, Writer: F. Spiegel, Business: I. Patton, Writer: L. Ralph, Writer: S. Kehrer, Typist: L. Fredericks, Writer. THIRD ROW: P. Welling, Business: M. Scheerer, Business: J. Judy, Business: 1. Deare, Busi- ness: M. Huggins, Writer: J. Taylor, Writer: P. Burwell, Business: B. Neff, Business: G. Pileiderer, Writer. FOURTH ROW: J. Ackerman, Writer: T. Cook, Writer: C. Kiess, Business: P. Wiles, Writer: M. Copper, Writer: M. Kruse, Writer: M. Uhl, Writer: N. White, Typist: N. Wiles, Writer: S. Kocher, Writer. FIFTH ROW: M. Keyse, Writer: M. Crane, Writer: D. Young Business: N. Schuler, Writer: M. Neuman, Writer: J. Sullivan, Writer: J. Mutchler, Writer: E. Kocher, Business: N. Albright, Business: 1. Fowler, Writer: P. Ohler, Writer. 74 l College Club ll e Club was comprised of 44 members, t e g d h lar est the or- RGANIZED in l945, this year's Co eg ganization has ever been. One member, Glenn Butterman, is not picture . Meetings were held the first and third Monday of every month. Its purpose was to introduce members to many different colleges and help them choose their life career. Various speakers came to us from many colleges and universities in Ohio. Mr. Howard Havron was the capable advisor of the group. The members selected Tom Smith ' - 'd nt: and Susan Heckenhauer, secretary-treasurer. as their president, Pat Ohler, vice pres: e Y 4 ,C FIRST Row. C Baehr - ' ' - B. Caldwell President? P. Rowl d ' L' R31Ph. S. Hecke h er: B- Neff. R. slug: .IJ.NIfe,pefake, J. Taylor. SECON1:REg1X?' ?ecreuiry'Treasurerg Tom Smith Pres-d :Ellen C. Camel' B: 6'B:gno1sp:1.Gll?f Boyd. C. schemel J -Mulciliilvew, Parton, J. Hollowlny tvl E' longer. vice- VISOI, FQU U ' - 1in,R,Y '.' v - Ieie, T I' ' 1 -3UE,J,F Beale R weaRTH Row. D. Rehm, B, Kan, B Zussy'-l-W11S0f1.B.Cotsamire gr HIRD Row. s. Kehref, M se. OW' . . ver, . . tauffer, J, Himler B K . . Roberts, B. Corfman Mr ' HS- S. . . ennedy. D. Rife, R. Ehrensbel-get Hiward Havron, . . rmstrong, G. 75 r ':f . 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'.--. --.'.',-.. f o- . .. A ' --.'.- H 1-.-.fs fv.-'H '- -'--.-.-'vs-'. , -.-.-.4.'..'.- uf ,.,-. . -, .,-.5-,-,..-.g.-. 1 ,.,.,,-,- .5g.,.,:.-,.4. wg.-,,'.5.3 .,.,. sy,.3.1.g.,.,-,--in.,-,,-.,:.,. ' 2 - . - I - . - . I . . . , . . : 2:52532 -:jrjrg - . - . - . - , - f - . - . - . . . : HE Student Council of B. H. S. has had a busy as well as successful program throughout i953-i954. The organization sponsored a successful magazine drive. The goal of completing the piano fund for the purchase of a new piano for the school was reached. Next on the activity list was the selection of a homecoming gueen. Student Council took charge of her election from ten candidates along with super- vising the homecoming program at the football field. Among the many other activities in which the coun- cil was engaged included operating the popcorn stands at the basketball games, setting up a system for the election of cheerleaders each year,setting up dance and concession stand schedules for the various other clubs of B. H. S. , decorating the second floor corridors with a Christmas tree and other decorations, having a Christmas dinner-party, and maintaining a morning study hall before classes throughout the year. The council worked hard to co-operate with everyone who asked them to help out in various programs. For example, the council helped out during Education Week and has taken part in scheduling and produc- ing assemblies. The officers of Student Council were: Bob Stauffer, President, Susan Kehrer, Secretaryp John Ward, Treasurer. Our capable advisors were: Mr. Loman, Miss K. Meck, Miss Thompson. 76 .'.,5.g.g::g.,'4 .,.,gtg.-.,:1:3.,.-.g.y.,:g:5..g tg:-:g,g:g.g.g,.L. '-.51 .,lg .,,.5.1.g: 3.1-gigygig: ,lg -,-,-,'x,-faq.,.,.,.,.,,t,- .fr e ., e,-.-.- tg. .- -. 1. . .-.-.f.-.-, ,. .4 ,..,.--, -- .- -. .,-',g..Z-Tiziljg' ff, :gg-.g.,.7,1:',5.,-.3.g.g.-,,:gZg:.:-4.-.2-gg.-1,?ag.,,.-.-,-3-,-,-,-1.5.7.Q-2-:fzgglgz .jf5.3?gJ'Q3'g.A3211-15.' f.5.g.g.3.4, -gg.3.g.:.. :..---.5.'.,-, .-.5.3.- g.g.f. .-,-,l,.g,5- VV.5.3.3.3-V'..:'.:1::g::-I.3.g.g:g71,g:g:-,5nz,-QQ. - .1 -2' Teen Den Board CENTER FRONT: Carol Candel, President. LEF'I' FILE fTop to Bottomj: Kay Judd, Carol Kiess, Secretary: Marge Seits, Treasurer: Ioan Ackerman, Vice-president. RIGHT FILE fTop to Bottomj: Jerry Kenefake John Boom, Skip Abnett, Fred Frey. ADVISOR: Miss Winona Bollenbacher. 77 Tri-Hi-Y v', FIRST ROW: C. Candel, Chaplain: N. White, Vice-president: M. Hollenbaugh, President: S. Briggs, Secretaryg S. Kehrer, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: l. Winklefoos, C. Baehr, D. Xoung, J. Auld, C. Dunahay, B. Gossman, M. Copper, B. Bippus, R. Keller, P. Rowland. I. Kebe, K. Haala. THIRD ROW: J. Holloway, P. Ohler, B. LaRue, S. Heckenhauer, C. Haycook, J. Green, M. Rein, P. Quaintance, K. Stephens, R. Feik, W. Steiger, D. Smaltz, Mrs. I-lalm. FOURTH ROW: M. Seits, G. Pfleiderer, I. Taylor, J. Mutchler, C. Schemel, J. Fowler, I. Judd, D. Grau, I. Leathem, S. Kocher. FIFTH ROW: S. Miller M. Uhl, R. Short, N. Wiles, N. Schuler, J. Miller, J. Ackerman, P. Welling, S. Steffen, K. Kline. NOT PICTURED: Becky Schaefer THE Sr. Tri-Hi-Y has concluded another very successful year under the able direction of Marilyn Hollenbaugh, President, Nancy White, Vice President, Joyce Taylor, Assistant Secretary, Susan Kehrer, Treasurer, Suzanne Kocher, Assistant Chaplain, and Mrs. Halm, Advisor. The club is composed of iunior and senior girls who are interested in promoting the finer things of life. This year's activities opened with the formal initiation of twenty-five new members. As a means of making money, the club held a cup cake sale, sold candy, checked coats at the home basketball games, collected tax stamps, and held a bake sale. Our service proiect of the year consisted of helping with Easter Seals. 78 lnfermediafe Tri-Hi-Y T asurer SECOND ROW- P. FIRST ROW: I. Harris, Vice-president: Y. Kalb, Secretary, P. Wiles, President, C. Kiess, re . . Henney. I. Slane, S. Rarick, 1. Zincke, C. Stout, S. Heinlen, M. Scott, D. Achor, V. Sullivan, M. Rittenhour, P. Click, R. Steiger. THIRD ROW: M. Etzinger, N. Baum, I. Simonsen, B. Rowland, C. Traxler, V. Chesser, S. Fisher, M. Stevens, M. Kruse, B. Ryland, I. Deare, P. Pfleider, K. Judd, S. Heiby. FOURTH ROW: J. Wolfe, N. Foreman, B. Eden, S. Mc Clellan, N. Copper, M. Keyse, E. Kent, N. Frasch, P. Barnhart, C. Huggins, B. Southworth, T. Rauth, Mrs. Miller. FIFTH ROW: M. Crane, J. Tatman, J. West, J. Lohr, W. Fritz, T. Book, B. Feik, D. Gistle, S. Carson, S. Bryant, S. Caldwell, B. Emig. HE Intermediate Tri-Hi-Y is composed of fifty-six freshman and sophomore girls. The meetings are held on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Their one big project was c Christmas Formal which was held at the Elks. ' ' f h d isor Mrs. Millar. The club had a very successful year under the supervlslon o t e a v , 79 BOTTOM ROW: S. Light, S. McCraken, N. Aldrich, P. Black, I. Wenninger, P. Shutt, M. Schneider, I. Mey- ers, V. Hershler, C. Miller. SECOND ROW: S. Simonis, J. DeVol, D. Auck, S. Heinlen, S. Loewy, P. Sheerer, C. Etzinger, I. Kiess, V. Cooperider, Miss Renkert, Advisor. THIRD ROW: L. Reiff, N. Weiler, P. Tompkins, J. Christman, H. Collene, Jean Baehr, S. Houk. TOP ROW: M. Shilling, J. Blodgett, C. Wisman, S. Wolfe, D. Stuckman, H. Cook, I. Stiefel, S. Stroble, J. Stroble. Triangle .VH-gs . ' BOTTOM ROW: L. Ohler, S. Arnold, M. McMichael, B. Burwell, N. Wilson, S. Barber, D. Rittenhour. SECOND ROW: S. Laek, I. Gundrum, C. McClary, B. Oberlander, K. Hau- ser, P. Esterline, B. Breymaier, M. Emerson, V. Mas- ters, C. Flickinger. THIRD ROW: B. Hart, J. Elsasser, C. Ghist, N. Agee, G. Blevins, S. Thoman, B. Parks, B. Mutchler, L. Dible, R. Irving. TOP ROW: N. Schieber, P. McNeil, B. Johns, S. Stiefel, S. Haller, A. Barber, Y. Pimstill, J. Heydinger. L .S 'fir - v I ,V . rf Senior Hi-Y r iylfffr KNEELING: J. Kenefake, Secretary, J. Himler, Chaplin: M. Boyd, Treasurerg R. Caldwell, Presidemg R. Stauffer, Vice-president. FIRST ROW: G. Riley, B. Uhl, W. Weber, W. Giffin, T. Fox, A. Stoltz, F. Welge. SECOND ROW: R. Kalb, F. Frey, R. Rehm, F. Roberts, B. O'Brien, Bud Armstrong, G. Stuck man, C. Shifley. THIRD ROW: Mr. N. Hoover, Advisor, N. Bibler, W. Linn, W. Kennedy, F. Stans- berry, D. Rife, R. Ehrensberger, R. Yaussey, R. Overholt. lnfermediafe Hi-Y FIRST ROW: S. Abnett, President: J. Emig, B. Arnold, D. Hoyles, B. Applegate, R. Staton, B. LaRue, I. Winters. SECOND ROW: G. Stephens, I. Gundrum, I. Kiess, K. Wanamaker, Secretary: D. Johns, P. Fowler, D. Stull. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kish, Advisory D. Ohler, A. Crum, D. Norton, Vice-president: C. Kimerline, Treasurer: I. Boorne, D. Rinker, C. Kuenzli. 81 Q. 1 - 2 f li 5 I, . If I Junior ...,-. Hi-Y FIRST ROW: J. Auld, Vice-president: J. Pirnstill, Secretary, J. Eickel, President, D. Light, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: W. Flock, R. Francis, T. Darling, J. Etzinger, T. Rarick, I. Schleenbaker, W. Elder, R. Stout. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kuenzli, Advisor, 1. Sullivan, W. Harris, M, Kennedy, C. Dolin. J. Hern, I. Earhart, P. Flohr, J. Gamer. FOURTH ROW: J. Clady, D. Vaughn, R. Green, J. Emig, K. Sharrock, L. Traxler, L. Crum, K. Kennedy, J. Miller. 5' s . f Ni I T 5 . J. I Q 2 2 Spanish - Club FIRST ROW: P. Fowler, P. Kelley, S. Carson, V. Knecht, M. Huggins, J. Deare, A. Seckee, R. Staton, M. Hesson. SECOND ROW: B. Emig, J. Glosser, D. Cohagen, K. Judd, G. Stephens, C. Traxler, R. Kraut, D. Norton, G. Bergen. THIRD ROW: R. Randall, D. Ohler, M. Kelley, R. Radler, C. Kuenzli, J. Scott, R. 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J .,.,'5::-ag 5-,Sapa erry Kenefoke , lst Tenor 3-5.-5315.1 -gffir-24 ,gm-':.y 'QQ .x'!.-aqqqgn-l In -rrp'--F ,anew 1.3 yy ,Ma la-4,444-,f iw- -'---H FIRST ROW: J. Zincke, J. Ash, G. McBride. I. Linn, M. Rife, S. Laek, S. Quesiriberry. SECOND ROW: J. Auld, M. Rittenhour, H. Coliene, J. Judd, M. Huggins, N. Baum, R. Stieger, R. Christman. THIRD ROW: M. Rauth, M. Rein, Y. Kalb, J. Nicholson, J. Boom, P. Burwell, M. Uhl, I. Judy. 84 Vocational-Industrial Club B Q! in Eil as 4011-1nup1AL NDUSIRIA QLUB .X ...J FIRST ROW: F. Welge, J. Stockmaster, B. Fackler, G. Riley, K. Emerson, S. Goodhart, B. Ryland. SECOND ROW: R. Flock, I. Liapply, R. Rothhaar, M. Linn, A. Horsely, R. Metzger, B. Uhl, D. Wessel. THIRD ROW: L. Lnscho, J. Sullivan. I. Volkmer, F. Rowe, D. Beamer, B. Armstrong, Mr. Stewart. NOT PICTURED: J. Barciz, I. Keller, J. Morwy, R. Sponseller, P. Witter, A. Yaney. THE above pictured boys were members of the Vocational trades classes for the past year. Business and social meetings were held semi-monthly. At these meetings, parties and other activities were usually planned. The club officers are made up of the following: President, Fred Welgep Vice President, John Sullivanp Secretary-Treasurer, Ken Emerson, Sergeant at Arms, Ro- bert Rothhaarp Reporter, William Fackler. The Bucyrus V. I. C. was represented at the State Convention held in Columbus, October 14, 1953. 85 6 . aim' I M 'U' ..:....i - -Lx-ng: Q V.-F-f 52 gli?-'.?'!g?ei?QE1' f X -' W' '- 'fn M' f - Q 'f i fffmni. fi f , -'-'1- . N .ll gffl 3 f - , Q xv 1 1 y -5 5 4 -'g-L-:':xx X- x!.'.'2T 5x is-51 ' gas Q G I K'wE Founo 'EM PARKINGABY A rms HYDRANV' ' L . fi f -1 . ,, A S Q '?- M T 4.3 A - T 4 F-QL? - i pq 1.C,f uf 2 3 ' 2 2 5- , ,f -w J +R' , ,L 52 S2 gl-QQ fu Z L? rB 5f Z S -Q 1 5 A S X Q Y 5? T. 1 if M :F .. -3 l 86 Q Wm W? Qi i k h John Himler C 1 hp Zaagfma .lamp Wanda gacqwa 66444 Wanda GENERAL QELEGTRIC ' b f Kocher Sisters M-ilge S I 88 Margaret Uhl Bob Kalb Shirley Briggs Compl imenfs of THE 0 aa Zaaamatdae mae COMPANY HW!! 3 I 'gm V. ., Ruth Keller Jerry Mowry Kocher Sisters E xx .- . X . 1 ' ' 89 Bev Ll RUC x,-'Y' Suzy Millet Nancy White I THE Cmw om' flee! Fou ndry Company oyce Taylor Spiegel and Shields Shirley Briggs Dorothy Grau 1 . 90 W. 14. 2 ' gaapofmtdaa MANUFACTURERS OF The WARCO Line of Road Building Machinery The AMERICAN Line of Clay Working Machinery Office and Factory . . . Bucyrus, Ohio Flint Rehn Bev Neff Best Wishes fr om lj cam 2 64, Carol Baehr Io Anne Mutchler Susan Kehrer f , - Q - , ,xgj .-gg: .,p,,3 1: I Q 3 . ,,,, ...E 91 Bob Caldwell 153 , -:. wg' .1 Bev Neff 4 QM -wnmvf I A , ,Lu Y 1 is LLBVIQXI :fi 7' 1. .'5.wAz-if ,.s.. . 1, ik' ty. 'S 4, V u ,fr Congratulating The Class of 1954 The Friendly CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Joseph F. Nielson Iron and Warren Minister Sf,-eefs ff , Z.3 .l5?,f fn ' ' .. auf, A a K 'fm Lx 'r f 62 uf its , I' i i . . ' gil'.'ye i'lfIlf! a5ili4 s'QAa . 5 1 Lilly Ralph Sonny Butterman Bill Kennedy Congratulations U S. ff. S calm Son GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS Bucyrus Ohio 92 For Photos To Keep For Your Future If's hmmm Plato Same 342 Broadway Lorain O hi o Your Official Chum-Picture Photographer w jack Kane, Jean Nicholson Pat Ohler Compliments of ie 2740: 21444, ?a Hmmm? Bucyrus ohio 93 The Diamond Center of Bucyrus Mena. ' ' 5 NN 1 ff K' A 131 So. Sandusky 704lz'4a Wmdwme PAINT -- GLASS CUTLERY -- TOOLS Phone 22821 T, v, . George Beale Betty Haldeman Joyce Goff Cgmplimenfg of enema! Wycbmafdw 766 Bucyrus, Ohio Smzm N 1 .faq Snwotd- Koa! A ?unaal Wane Data? Ervin S. Lufz Donald F. Lutz Phone 61826 I F5 I l I, ' ' , A ff'.': 'V X 1-, an I ,, ,Q Dorothy Grau W Bob Kalb Joyce Goff 14. .4 Zfallowezg KQM4' COMPLETE Packard Studebaker CLEANING SERVICE Sales and Service Studebaker Trucks Phone 4-1736 266 S. Sandusky Ave. Distinctive Portralture Jerry Kenefnke Bucyrus, Ohio Phone 21936 Photographer Wm. H. Griep Compliments of THE Joan Holloway ...AHL Manufacturers of Hy-Speed Farm hhchinery BUCYRUS OHIO Julia Sullivan 1-U'-A1 A--A 'A V- LAW., ---. . Good Luck Compliments to the Class of of ll54ll Www .lamlefz eampmuf 2. ff. folly 5 Zampaay Phone 51736 WHOLESALE GROCERIES Candy - Tobacco H. Z. 74499014 un s A-1-Q - sr J T-L5-' ,ll ' X SALES AND SERVIC E '7no. Wm. Wide cf Sana' Leading Funeral Directors and Furniture Merchants Private Invalid Coach Phone 42811 Joseph D. Wise Wm. J. Wise James E. Wise Earl B. Hewitt Bob Rothaar 97 Fred Welge Flannery Hollenbaugh Daiwa!! 775060: Salad Best Wishes Ill S. Poplar Street of the Phone 41806 Bucyrus, Ohio OLDSMOBILE .fuse pine Dang Bud Armstrong Compliments GOLDEN RULE BABY CHICKS f HATCHED AND sou: 0 V by the D. Rehm, T. Smith, B. 0'Brien, B. Turner O. F. KIME X golden me mwew, -46401561 eoonpaozg Phone 5l83l 214 Liberty St. We Serve To Sell Again Jim, Julia, Ginny Sullivan-Bev Neff 4 ' 98 Z l ff . . ill L, F V W ', :1 ,Q w 1L-I .. NMMA.: 'S' .slim i. QW- X A ., 1 ,, ,Ln ,A ...LL l.,., f 4 :-WL1Jm 74a gaamoel Since The Best of Everything Compliments of BITTIKOFER'S International Harvester Dealer Trucks Refrigerators Tractors Implements Phone 42881 Compliments of iv' Sdzallefz . ll'i ' -'J' 5. DRUGS WITH A REPUTATION it X, S- 'y1 Marilyn Hollenbaugh Compliments of -!' SHORT'S MARKET Bill O'Brien v-qu. U. S. Choice and Prime Meats Free Delivery Phone 2-1921 Corner of S. Walnut 8m Charles Joyce Taylor Killa Winton Sala 74a Zaaldg Pmzmg 64. PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 313 S. Sandusky Ave. Compliments of ?au662z fem!! Uwe Walmtb 7ZnZ4 Side gadazq 941 N. Sandusky We Specialize in Home Made Bread, Wedding and Birthday Cakes H gef, Compliments 1 of 54455 DW? 55000 The Store of Personal Service Closest to School Compl imen ts Suzy Miller of 96. Peavey Company Compliments of 'mas .niiflllfffisk G2f1ifaf1i,'-if fs-4-,.ir:'11 .... ., , ,. ' Pnyms Burwell 723504 71044 642 Fine Foods 240 S. Sandusky Ave. Rose Short 100 Compliments of HILBORN AND RIDDLE N. Lane St. Zawnmqh 146650 Wzwkdag Smdatb giddwy and Meat Market Zoned Paint 8. Wallpaper' Store Hanna's Green Seal Paints Imperial Washable Wallpaper 132 N. Sandusky Ave. June Patton 3 C Compliments of ff. 5 77. Sapa 7flaw6eZ Congratulations to the CLASS of 54 770646622 feataaacmt Standard - Royal - Portable World's Number One Typewriter Sold and Serviced by Susie Heckeuhauer 5' S 7ypem6Zez Za. Phone 61726 Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of Graham Riley Weeadeuf 2144. IOI 74e Compliments of Zllmu glechde eompmzy You can Be sure If lt's 77040 wesfanghouse compnmenfs scnnscx-s of I. G. A. The only complete self-serve market in Bucyrus gaddh Zlecvdc Wdam Pontiac Salad G.M.C. TRUCKS As Local as Bucyrus Hi Zmvwltb ?aZato 6444 Bucyrus Food Products Bucyrus, Ohio eladja Sammy Dmga III s. Sandusky Ave. Phone 22761 sucyws, ohio Congratulations to the Class of ..54.. ?fzedd6e'e Dune- 7oz .- ' . Ah.. ,-V .W 4 41.-,, C 8- D LUNCH Not on the Corner But on the Square 24 hour Service Phone 61766 MYERS BROTHERS DRY CLEANING Al 8. Bob Myers Compliments of LEE'S SHOES 138 Washington Square Shoes for the entire family at Popular Prices Compliments of PANTRY SHOPPE 214 E. Oakwood Ave FISCHER'S HARDWARE 'The Home of Good Hardware Compliments of KLOEPFER'S Compliments of STEWART'S DRIVE-IN Compliments of so :coca-1-s 9 The Diamond Store of Bucyrus Dania gdwdfly 234 S. Sandusky At The Treasure Chest 7Zau'an2z for Dustinc tive Floral Arrangements .lmyfz Sdoe Stow on the square 9445 70Ww If your clothes are not becoming to you g 2 you should be coming to us 104 Compliments of Zdeeae ?a,etaw and 75a ,4fu! peace Printing of Distiction 838 8- 840 W. Mary St. gan Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments Tell The World With of SIGNS ..-by-- 7fz6endly 7io0elZq ea. -leatdald WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Bucyrus, Ohio Swan Mmm 7Ze4eZe4' eawfeczdanefzq Groceries - Meats - Produce Dairy Products Phone 41746 Cor. East and Lucas Quietest Place in Town Chas. Steager, Prop. Phone 6-l 105 26' Samdwza 3 V2 Miles West of Bucyrus-on 30N -- FINE FOODS -- Fish Dinners Chicken Steaks Chops Wayan Shppe Compliments of lil E. Renssalaer St. Ladies Ready-to-Wear 105 ms! i , 2- ,gn 7 if I-A.. 3 xi is S 9, 35:2 in-xi. Compliments of Siege-z'e Zecmtq Ship if is w, ' it F Compliments of S 0:6134 Zeal and Supply 64, C . N. Roriclc Compliments of lege Qewehg 302 N. Sandusky Ave. 746 25,6 goal Phone 22736 Watches - Diamonds - Silverware Compliments of i Compliments of Dfzdae- 70: 'Meavze U. S. 30 North Midway between Bucyrus and Crestline fleele ftudzb new Wletdod .lamedzq Family Laundry Service and Dry Cleaning 230 N. Sandusky Ave. gfanee Office Sugply Greeting Cards Office and School Supplies New Phone 4-2831 New Address H5 E. Rensselaer da. Compliments of CLOVER FARM FOOD MARKET 713 S. Sandusky Compliments of Joe Sullivan's WESTERN AUTO Congratulations to the Class of 1954 FRANKLIN H. ROBERTS MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK Alla'-11 Hey,ATJ ya heav The i 1elhTBuT Tkqvrefh- ovme akw-J'Tke lov-alien he p omf T0 lt pevmi L,6e.ovqe, ? Y r -1 T Y w . V, Ni' 5 fr: p 1 O 'a .4 :Wa Q1 i' X I 1 li K 3 This book printed by Velvatone, n special process of lithographic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buialo, N. Y. No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method.' Bucyrus ls Born Floor representing signing of agreement for city of Bucyrus. X I gq,..,. Iwfiiaiiwifii e i mv L ei ' ri L' z fm-'fu 'F f- -w. - , Aw ' QJUUL 5 3 ' i -l '5'g'Qf f 'MRS if C0 ll YMCA FLOAT Norton Day AYOR Frank Sitler, signing Norton Day document in celebration of Sesqui. Left to right, standing: Denny Norton, Arthur Norton ond Edwin Norton. rv, RED CROSS FLOAT