Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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.19-THE BUCYRIAN-27 Class Prophecy Grain after grain, the sand slips through The hour glass of time, And when ten years have passed away Just read again this rhyme. I know t' will call again to view, How well the world has treated you. George Scott is the first I see, A lawyer of great renown, Who handles Duke Warnke's divorces For he's a man-about-town . Jonsy his next wife will be, His last one, Hickey , is glad to be free. LeEtta Kurtz is a pretty nurse And a good one, too, I guess, And Dr. Bob Arnold still hangs around, Though she spurns him never-the-less. Her smile makes many an interne curse, And her male patients wish to be worse. Ryder and Ryland a tea-shop run With Hen Kehrer their best patron. Kanody is in an orphan's home, And happy there, as matron. Gayle Holl lives from sun to sun At the Roller-Coaster, having fun. Dog Kehrer owns a home for nuts Where he's in his own sphere. Burdette Couts is a dentist's wife, With a husband, Fat and dear. Dick Thompson on highways mend the ruts Along with a dozen other nuts. Liz Miller's conquered Vermillion River, And soon will swim the ocean. Ding Lutz knows she'll marry him, Providing she gets the notion. He says his heart does fairly quiver When she answers him, as usual, Niver ! Page Twenty-fi ve

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19-THE BUCYRIAN-27 Claire Saull is a poet of great repute. Darl Linn's in aviation. Noma Cosgrove is in the political game. As a cook, Chandler's gained a reputation. Russel Wilson incessantly plays a flute. Judge Foulke will settle your slightest dispute. Martin Sheetz is in a zoo, Don Baker holds a good position. Bud Abnett's a heroic prize-fighter And Korn's famous as a great magician. Charlie Corwin's happy, too, Always shining somoom-'s shoe. Bonin and Seeger and Rinker, all three Have traveled far and wideg Each says, Often a brides-maid have I been But never once a bride. Katy Kiess the Berries be, And Lucile Wise is in gay Parie. Then there's Geraldine Thompson and Ethel Stei Unmarried still, they say. But Agnes Mollenkopf and Clayton Walker Were wedded the other day. Edsinger and Haycook too, are fine I've heard they own a rich Gold Mine. Louise Weiler's working for missionsg Oris Miller owns a store Charlie Wiles plays with Paul Whitman Just oughta' hear that old horn roar! In Africa Clifton sells provisions For taming lion's dispositions. Fred Croneis is a French teacher. Gladys Robbins as a coach you'll find. While Julia Deisler is a governess And Mary Campbell's an evangelist kind. Ermina Heckerts a musical creature Though the heart of a man does never reach her Dorothy Haigh is a waitress pretty, And Pokey Harrod's a cook. Ernie Mollencopf's long been married. Chuck Speigles just written another book. Pete Volk's made a million in New xork City, Popular, handsome, and always witty. l':1 ge 'l'Welit.y