Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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BUCYRIAN 25 - '25 D X 0 B 2 E , ,. , 3 5 K , tm ,I -wus. --- N ,-'iQ1j- ', , .,: '. . N - .X , .i, of gf- 1 1 gr .. g' -A ,A . . I - , 1 ., 2, r 5 lv - l . ii- -- 1 IE' - - . f S iv' -1 e H-..-E12-'1 X mme-2 N EDITORIJL YVe have published this Annual to give the townspeople a clearer conception of the work we are actually doing in the school. VVe have published it so that the B. H. S. students and especially those students who graduate this year, will always have some way to recall to their memories the many school activities in which they and their classmates participated. We have published it so that those who have al- ready graduated from the school may keep in closer touch with the activities of the school. It is true that from year to year the Annual cannot change much, for the de- partments of the school remain the same. They must be represented as they are. But there are two things which should make an Annual desirable and valuable. They are, the change of people whose picturcs appear in the Annual and the originality of the book. The first change is automatically made each year but the latter can be made only through the deepest of thought and the hardest of labor. rlhe one thing for which we have striven first of all in this book was orfginality. lf it is plentiful throughout the book and if it is worth while, the book is a success. If not it is a failure. XVe have tried to keep in mind that a thing cannot be extreQly good unless it is original. If this book is like the one that was published last year fthe book whith placed second in the state contestl it is a failure. lf it is not like it, and still has the other rtquirements of a good book, it is a success, but if another book is ever published l.ke it, that book w.ll be a failure. There is, in the minds of some, this and time required to publish this Annual question: Has the expenditure of work been worth while? The answer to that quest.on is simple, yet complex. It was worth while to publish this Annual if it is original, if it represents the school and its a high artistic and literary value. It is up VVe have tried throi1ghot.t this book represent it justly. VVe have tried, in the the whole book, to keep the artistic value activities correctly and justly, and if it has to he reader to dec.de that for himself. to use the school as a background and to arrangement of the panels, and in fact, of high. VVe have arranged the various de- whith we considered to be the most artistic and the most just. It is impossible to satisfy every one but we have done our best. This Annual is not the result of the efforts of a single person, nor of a half-dozen, but 'rather of the whole staff with the deepest co-operation of the Senior Class, the faculty and, in truth, of the whole school, and of all the advertisers and of those who have purchased copies of this book. VVe wish to thank all to whom thanks are due for their most kind assistance and co-operation. partments and the illustrations in the order -TUE EDITOR.