Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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I J. ,-3:-N., is hlij wl ,Ii-04,3 T' an +-- ml - if- ww lfl. .,,,,,,,, ' ff .TI I l if W- 1 The High School Orchestra The High School Orchestra was organized by C. C. Kliller in 1916. Herbert Young, took charge of it in 1917. Ever since 1920 lwiss Barbara Kantzer has been the director. This year the orchestra furnished music for numerous ban- quets held at the Elks' Club, also playing for the New Era Club at the Elks. It played for two dra- matic plays given by the Senior class, and pre- ceeding Girls' Operetta given by the Girls, Glce Club the orchestra gave a short prelude. It fur- nished music tor the hilly Dayn program held on the High School Campus. The organization finished the year by participating in a banquet of the music departments. At this banquet pins were presented to eleven Senior members. 4' .yr 5 6 :N S A SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Ermina Heckert, Evelyn Class, Helen Nieder- heiser, Robert Ferguson, James Grant, Harold lliller. Virus Zellner, Richard Thompson. Paul 1Veiler, Helen Jones, Helen Heiskell, Josephine VVard, Lois Heinlen, Irene Kanode, Gerald Gaa, Calvin Heinlen, John Kiess, Clarence Zincke, Frederick Judd, Charles VViles, Robert Breisen- ger, George Fred Kehrer. Frederick Crall, Don- ald Auck, Harry Kern, 1VIartin Sheetz, VValter Assenheimer, Harry Kehrer. Archie Holloway. Darl Linn, 1VIary Eleanor 1Vasson, Lucille VVise, Floyd Berry, Ernestine Donnelly, George PHeiderer, Harry Hancock, Paul Henry. -Floyd B. Berry, '25, . X . e W' I ii x 9 1 Si, fel sk 4 Vw? v j 5 .

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E 5 I -1 I -I it - a .. -f iliffh yr, 'e W' yy Boys' Glee Club Early in the year Bliss Kantzer issued a call for tryouts for the Boys' Glee Club. A good many responded from which about twenty-live active members were chosen. The officers elected were Donald Kerr, Presi- dent, Calvin Heinlen, Secretaryg Rollin Koons, Treasurer. The club has appeared at debates, assemblies and other programs. It gave several numbers between acts of an operetta put on by the Girls' Glee Club. It met hlondays after the fifth period and put in many profitable as well as enjoyable hours together. lwuch credit for the success of the club is due to the untiring efforts of the directress, Bliss Kantzer, and the accompanist, bliss Donnelly. It loses many valuable members this year, but will have enough leftlfo insure a very good club next year. First Tenor-VVade Koons, Donald Nlarquis, John Long, Donald Auck, Raymond Van Voorhis. Second Tenork--Allen Starner, Joseph Conroy, Calvin Heinlen, Robert Arnold, Bennett VVhite, lllarcellus lXIcAdams, Charles Wiles. First Bass-john Kiess, Edwin Norton, John Beiber, James Keherer, VValter Fox, Carlisle Shafer, Clarence Zinke, Garold Gaa, Ralph Shoemaker. Second Bass-Robert Briesinger, John Con- roy, Donald Kerr, Rollin Koons, Frederick Crall, Ellsworth Carle. First row-left to right-YVade Koons, John Long, Donald Rlarquis, Raymond Van Voorhis, Donald Auck, Ernestine Donnelly Caccompan- istj, llliss Kantzer, Ralph Shumaker, Carlisle Shafer, Edwin Norton, john Kiess, john Beiber, Bennett YVhite, VValter Fox, blames Kehrer. Second row-Charles XViles, llarcellus Mc- Adams, Allen Starner, Joseph Conroy, Robert Arnold, Calvin Heinlen, Clarence Zincke, Fred- erick Crall, John Conroy, Donald Kerr, Ells- worth Carle, Robert Breisinger, Gerald Gaa, Rollin Koons. -Calvin Heirzlezz.

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M T. - K x - - J Ti: l iuunui wi ii f - I -,-I-, . , A I - S S5 H N 'A , A , I, H '- ., ...,. llx K ' 'H I? ' , x li. : -446 . W ir- 1, M .s. .. Junior High Orchestra The schools of Bucyrus have long been noted for their musical attainrnents. Different organi- zations in our schools have brought credit to us because of their musical ability. Not among the least of these is the Junior High Qrcliestra. This organization was brought into being by Bliss lVIason in 1919. VVhen she severed her connec- tion with our schools, lXIiss Barbara Rantzer took over her work and has had complete charge of orchestral activities since that time. The orchestra is an important part of the music curriculum, Practice was held for one period each day. The orchestra has functioned in many city and school activities, not only this year, but in former years. The membership this year numbers twenty-five. The members: Curtis Lohr, Paul Henry, llerritt VVanamaker, Fred Holl, Russell Cook, Harry Hancock. Harold lXIcKinley, Bernice Stuckey, llartha Snavely, llargaret Kehrer. Velma Crissinger, Helen LaRue, Velma Rlarsh- man, llartha Cook, Robert Schell, Robert Bouv- man. Ura YVinzenreid, Frederick Schnabel, Rob- ert Bradstock, Glenn Srodes, Natalie XVirth, Tommy Johnson, John Rank, Robert VVhite, Kathryn Flocken Qaccompanistj -Jlzzrtlza Cook, QS. ,ll at , 2 :ale Wgill . bifulg M1102 'N