Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1931 volume:

Ex LIBRIS Cl J? The Bucyrian VOLUME XXI PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1931 BUCYRUS, OHIO PAGE 2 . . Dedication. . . O those, our beloved parents, who have with sacrifices offered us in- numerable opportunities in order to strengthen our possibilities of de- veloping into uiell educated, honorable, men and women, patterns of those who have so conscientiously reared us, we dedicate, as a small token of our unbounded respect and appreciation, this volume of the Bueyrian of 1931 until we are capable of more duly compensating them. Q.- ...Foreword .. HE goal toward which the staff has focused its intention has been that of preserving a record of high school life which in future days will stimulate interest and memory of time which, experienced, has drifted on in its fleeting course. An endcafuor has also been made to change the character of the book by relinquishing many ideas -used year after year, but still to maintain the spirit that accompanies such a publication. PAGE 1: v L..D PAGE ... Contents . . . DIVISION I Campus DIVISION II A dmz'n1'strat1'0n DIVISION III Actiifitics DIVISION IV Athletics DIVISION V Classes xX gl To those who extended their efforts for the welfare of the school system cmd the pupils, we dedicate this section. -Administmtioh 4 PAGE 5 Q31- D R. F. P. L E o N A R D gf PAGE 6 1,365.- H. P A R E P S A 1 X D T E O N N T D V R. I B. C T. E R P 5 R H E R U F F S. Board of Education THIS PAGE IS IONSOIKEIJ BY EDWVARD J. MYERS THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED HY EDVVARD J. NIYERS -Neg? PAGE 7 -T-iia 52' 'EW E I xlnr' ' ?L? , N 'Zi .. ' PXHJI , 5 mr lifsilpfml Hifi! 357 , - iiffi k ,QQM N 'J -F X ' n-'- 'M -1'-14 E-: ' I is --on 2.23, To those who have added the vim and joyous memehtos of our school lives, we dedicate this section. -Mirrors of Bucyrus High School PAGE 9 ALMA MATER To Bncyrns High we raise our song, Oh morning glow which gilcls the east, Oh school we love so well, Oh sun which shines at noon The name that sets our hearts aflanie, Oh stars which bloorn at eventicle, And makes oar voices ring. Oh, radiant, glowing rnoon, To Bucyrus High, our dear old high, Look from the pathless, azure olorne V In praise our voices swell, And blessings from above, The scenes of happy High School days, Our High School halls and High School walls The Home we love so well. The B. H. S. we love. When from the fold we far shall stray, With sonls no longer young, We'll ne'er forget our High School days, Those happy days gone by, Ancl when our steps have feeble grown Our journey almost done, E'en then with fleeting breath we'll praise Our dear Bncyrus High. PAGE 10 Esau- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY llAllRE'l l' AND GROKI4 T 4 PAGE 12 Ram- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY J. Q. SI-lIlNli '1'I1Is PAGE I5 svoxsonmu Ill' J. Q. SHl'NK -wel PAGE 13 1 my Q J PAGE A ADS 14 Fic.- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY J. VV. HOPLEY C0 by wld W. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY J. VV. HOPLEY CO. ggi PAGE 1 5 l X 1:1 ai W., z D 12113 Clif EIU f D.- T PAGE 16 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY FISCHER AND RINK g 5, m? ls' X LWSW, Af Q f 'X 1, V X .. , W f Q ,, ,. f THIS PAGE IS SPONSOIHEIJ BY FISFHER AND HINKER --AQ PAGE 17 ml Q 'tg Q :gf Q if fig, Q um'-9 , 95114 -,Deaf PAGE 18 Rem- THIS PACT IS SPONSORED BY E. C. 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KENNEDY xel ' --W6-i PAGE 21 fg- GIRL RESERVE CLUB Chief Pilot Florence Kiess has admirably conduct-' ed us through another year of Girl Reserve activity. As president of our organization, she has been assisted in carrying out a new project by the other officers, namely, Nida Mae Holcombe, vice president, Margaret Foltz, sec- retary, Velma Wert, treasurer, Eleanor McMichael, pro- gram chairman, Anna Elizabeth Kantzer, social chair- man, and Esther Bieber, service chairman. Our advis- ers, Miss Kathryn Meck, Miss Mary Porter, Miss Helen Gooding, Miss Evelyn Schieber, Mrs. C. L. Kantzer, Mrs. H. E. Kiess, and Mrs. L. Haigh were invaluable in their assistance. l Our theme for the year in general meetings was avia- tion. Each meeting was planned to illustrate some phase of this subject, such as Gaining Speed , Masters of the Air , etc. The new project was the introduction of the hobby group system. The one hundred and forty members of the club followed their own inclination as to which of the -meg PAGE 22 ilgsm- several groups they wished to join. These groups includ- ed sports, dramatics, handicraft, music, and literature. Early in the year the cabinet of our club was invited to a friendship dinner given by the Girl Reserve cabinet of Mansfield high school. Ideas were gleaned in both directions for future use. Following this very excellent example our cabinet entertained at a dinner the cabinets of Mansfield, Galion, and Crestline Girl Reserve clubs. It was held on a regular meeting night sothat the visi- tors might attend and, incidently, take part in the pro- gram. This was very appropriately called The Pilots Pow-Wow. Another new item was introduced into this year's pro- gram. On April 17th the club had a Sweetheart banquet, modeled, perhaps, after the Sweetheart banquets made famous by the Hi-Y. Other special meetings included the Dads' meeting, Mothers' meeting, Alumni meeting and the joint meeting with the Hi-Y. As the saying goes, 'LA good time was had by all. -Margaret Foltz '32 THE BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB The Blue Triangle is an organization of eighth and ninth grade girls. This organization was organized in the fall of 1928 by some of the Girl Reserves. Now we have approximately one hundred and ten on the roll. In the fall a few of the girls ushered and directed the ladies at the W0men's Federation convention. In December We had a Christmas party. A potluck supper was enjoyed, after which a play was given. The Mother's party was held in May and the girls in- vited their mothers to this meeting. The program committee divided the club into parts, so every person would appear on one of the programs. The officers for this year werezf Betty Myers, presi- dent, Ruth Mae Rosencrans, vice president, June Baker, secretary, and Wilma Ruth Virtue, treasurer. -June Baker, '34 --Leg PAGE 23 SENIOR HI-Y CLUB The Senior Hi-Y club was originated in 1920. The base of the club which is more generally known as the four planks are: to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Their yearly social event is the sweetheart banquet which is usually held in May. The club has three advi- WAY! A lfio.- 'Ql PAGE 24 W, sers: Mr. Hagaman, secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Mr. Cook, president of the Second National bank, and Mr. Kramer, a teacher. There are forty-four members of the club and new members are taken in at the end of every year. The officers of the club are: Robert Ehrick, pres- identg Emmett Lerch, vice president, Herman Rinker, sec- retary, and Willard Clady, treasurer. -Herman Rinker '31 XX JR. HI-Y CLUB The Jr. Hi-Y was organized in 1926 with the assistance character. The club has an enrollment of forty members of Mr. Allcroft, Mr. Gordon, and Mr. Cook. The purpose who are Freshman and Sophomores and who have as their of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout advisers Mr. Hagaman and Mr. Cope. the school and community high standards of Christian The officers of the year 1931 are: Pres.,-Albert Kmnich Vice Pres.,-James Barrett Sec.,-Kenneth Maudsley Treas.,-Robert Martin -Kenneth M omdsley '3 3 , J Q, -.ggi PAGE 25 ffm- LITERARY CLUB The school year 1930-1931 proved to be a most success- ful one for the newly-organized Literary club of Bucyrus high school. The same purpose, to promote interest in the various forms of modern and classical literature, was retained for this year. The club maintained the full quota of thirty members throughout the year, during which Elizabeth Weiss very ably served the organization as president, Aileen Philbin, vice president, and Velma Wert, secretary. Much of the success during the past year has been due to the faithful efforts of our advisers: Miss Ella Meck, Mrs. Willaman, and Mr. Havron. Our bi-monthly programs, on the second and fourth Monday evenings, were the direct results of the efforts --eg PAGE 26 lg-- of the various program committees. Our yearly program schedule was composed ofthe following themes: poetry, authors, education, ancient-medieval and modern litera- ture, short stories, nature study, traditions on Thanks- giving, and a patriotic discussion. Gther than these We enjoyed a social meeting, a meet- ing for the entertainment of our mothers, and a Literary club tea. On Friday, February 13, 1931, the members of the organization presented an assembly program which was enjoyable to all. This organization, now in its second year, is rapidly taking its place among the other prominent organizations of B. H. S. -Velma Wert, ,31 THE GIRLS' BOOSTER CLUB The Girls' Booster club of Bucyrus high school was organized for the purpose of backing school activities and rendering assistance in every possible way. The club is composed of seven Seniorsg Barbara Ryan, presidentg Anna E. Kantzer, secretary-treasurerg Florence Kiess, Geneva Fulton, Velma Wert, Alberta Schirnmoler, and Dorothy Snavely g and four Juniors: Margaret Foltz, Con- stance Haigh, Betty McPherson, and Mary Fligor. The members are chosen for their scholastic ability and par- ticipation in school activities. Miss Mary Porter is the very able club adviser. The club took the responsibility of decorating the ath- letic field for foot ball games. They also planned a num- ber of assemblies during the school year, sold basketball and football tickets, and ushered for the Elks' minstrel. The principal social events were an early breakfast at the Country club and a Hallovve'en party at the home of Margaret Foltz. Although this organization is rarely heard of or talked about, the members are always ready and willing te ren- der assistance at any time. -Anna E. Kcmtzcr '31 -..ggi PAGE 27 geo-- BUCYRUS HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band this year is a high mark in the history of the organization. This is due to the splendid cooperation of the members of the-band and our most able director, Mr. J. C. Hazen. Never before has B. H. S. been represented by a band as large and as well balanced. A few of the many band jobs in which they participated were: the inauguration of Governor White, football games, Farmers! Institute, and concert programs on the square during the summer. One of the biggest event of the year, was the Northern Ohio Band Festival held on May 1-2, at Fremont. Bands from Sandusky, Norwalk, Oberlin, Elyria, Fremont, Bel- levue, Willard, Clyde, Fostoria, and Bucyrus assembled there. The members of the band are: Trumpets:-E. Hltes, H. ACkG'l'??l'Cl'7Z, W. Clacly, J. Yonng, R. Hall, I. Clady, V. Eclrnnnds, R. Frerlks, R. Rexrotlz, J. Wylcle, D. Montague, R. Stalley, R. Martin, T. 4-I . If ..- -'-71T PAGE 28 Tift Montague, U. Montague, L. Cosgrore, B. Willzel-nz, B Scllernel, and J. Seelcel. Horns:-J. Frey, R. Donnennwirtlz, J. Reeder. Baritones:-M. W nite, E. Metzger, L. Ba-mngartner Trombones:-R. Eltrlck, J. Barrett, D. Henderson, F Haller and J. Trnka. Basses :-W. Graetz, M. Caton, and K. Manclsley. Clarinets:-D. Dletrleh, W. Geiger, P. Kennedy, K Pfisterer, B. Crall, M. Qnaintanee, N. Berry, V. Miller L. McPherson, J. Flelrls, C. Geiger, K. Reber, Klsor, C Ryder, and M. Shaeffer. Saxophones :-I. Kober, A. Cnllens, M. Fllgor, L. Rath- bzlrn, G. Brown, and T. Martin. Flute and Piccolo :-John Pawsey. Drums :-B. M ePlzerson, R. Martin, V. Miller, J. Blair B. Oberlander, A. Steffen, and E. Smith. Flag Bearers :-Tyler and Peppard. -Daniel Henderson '31 ' BUCYRUS HIGH' SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The orchestra, an organization of forty pieces, is extremely fortunate in having Mr. J. C. Hazen as direc- tor under whose baton, it is rapidly moving toward great- er activities. The orchestra has appeared on numerous occasions 5 at night school assembly programs, and in the Commence- ment Exercises. The greatest event of the year was the All County Orchestra for the Community Institute. Two hundred and thirty-five musicians participated in this event. It was under the direction of Mr. Snyder and Mr. R. B. Smith. The instrumentation is as follows: lst Violins:-B. Goebelt, C. Ley, A. Philbin, H. Hall, B. McPherson, C. Hciigh, R. Stoiiley, and E. Smith. 2nd Violins :-M. Olinger, J. Sechel, J. Sheen, D. Die- trich, P. Stnchey, D. Trnfmz, M. Baer, and P. Alexander 3rd Violins:-C. Sinith, E. Koch, dnd R. Carson. Clarinets :-P. Kennedy, K. Pfisterer and L. McPher- son. Saxophones :-I. Kober and L. Rathbiirn. Cello :-M. White and M. Foltz. Flute :-J. Pawsey. Trumpets :-H. Aclcerincin and V. Edrnonds. Trombones :-R. Ehrich, J. Barrett, D. Henderson, and J. Triihci. French Horns :-J. Frey and J. Reeder. Basses :-K. Mdndsley dnd W. Grdetz. String Bass:-E. Hites. Bass Drums and Timpani :-V. Miller Piano :-C. Lenthold. -Billy Goebelt '31 --egl PAGE 29 geo.- THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The year 1930-31 has been a very successful one for the Girls' Glee club under the leadership of Miss Edna Ulmer. At the beginning of the year the girls elected the follow- ing officers: Lois Wilhelm, president, Alice Quilter, sec- retary, Marjorie Olinger, treasurer, and Gertrude Miller, reporter. The girls made their first appearance in their new uni- forms, White dresses and red capes, White hose and slip- pers at night school and later sang at the County Teach- ers' meeting' and Teachers' and Business Men's banquet. The Glee club also sponsored the program given by the Ohio Wesleyan Boys' Glee club. The Girls' Glee club with the assistance of the Boys' Glee club gave the beautiful opereta Lady of the Ter- race by Penn. PAGE 30 1-35-- The members of the club are: Louis Brooks, Betty Caldwell, Evelyn Christman, Vir- ginia Crall, Geraldine Crawford, Mildred Daiber, Dorothy Davis, Ruth Jane Dressler, Jane Ferguson, Ruth Fritz- inger, Jeanice Goebelt, Helen Hall, LeEtta Heiby, Evelyn Hiser, Florence Kiess, Eleanor McMichael, Gertrude Mil- ler, Edith Neuman, Gertrude Neuman, Marjorie Olinger, Ruth Pfouts, Aileen Philbin, Evelyn Philips, Alice Quil- ter, Margaret Riddlebaugh, MargaretfRosencrans, Evelyn Rush, Barbara Ryan, Ruth Shealy, Velma Stineman, Pearl Stuckey, Mildred Talbott, Anna Volk, Velma Voll- mer, Vera Wanamaker, Elizabeth Weiss, Lois Wilhelm and Wilma Spiegel, pianist. -Alice Quxilter '32 THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB After considerable effort on the part of our new mus- ical director, Miss Edna Ulmer, the Boys' Glee club, has gone through another successful year. Officers elected at the beginning of the year were as follows: president, Robert Martin, secretary, Warren Spiegel, treasurer, Edward Haycookg news reporter, Robert Seele. The Boys' Glee club has appeared in public perform- ances several times, including assemblies. With the co- operation of the Girls' Glee club they made a success of the operetta The Lady of the Terrace , which was given in the latter part of the year. We have a boys quartet composed of members from our Glee club. They are: Edward Haycook, Walter Strickler, Arthur Kiess, and Robert Martin. . We also have some boys in the Hi-Y quartet, including Roger Freriks, Robert Black, and Wesley Crum. Because of absence, Cleo Miller's picture was not with the group. , 1 Those in the Glee club are as follows: Luther Baumgartner Edward I-Iaycook Warren Spiegel Robert Black Harry Howells Walter Strickler Robert Carlisle Arthur Kiess James Taylor Fern Carter Robert Martin Eugene Vaughn Wesley Crum Cleo Miller Jack Wheeler Gus Cullens Harold Peters Miss Edna Ulmer, director Roger Freriks Robert Seele Barbara Ryan, pianist -Warren Spiegel '31 --.egg PAGE 31 53-0-- SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The members of the Senior class interested in drama- tics met early in the fall with a membership of 75. The officers elected were: Louise Brooks, president, William Graetz, vice president, Virginia Monnett, secretary- treas- urer and Mary Pierce, librarian. The first production was It Never Rains a three act comedy, which was given March 20. The cast included: Mrs. Rogers, Virginia Whittier, Mr. Rogers, William Graetz, Mrs. Donovan, Nida Mae Hol- combe, Mr. Donovan, David Henderson, Dorothy, Lenora --egg PAGE 32 ,gem- Spain, Jimmy, James Carson, Norleen, Eleanor McMich- ael, Savannah, Mary Caton, Dane Lawson, Martin Coon- ey, and the college girls: Waneta Wells, Alberta Schim- moler, Margaret Wentz, Mildred Talbott, and Mary Pierce. Another short play was given in assembly later in the year. The success of the plays was largely due to the splen- did work of the coaches, Miss Ella Meck and Miss Virginia Dwire, and cooperation of the various commit- tees. -Virginifc Momzett '31 ANNUAL STAFF Honor should not be directed to any one individual for having assumed the sole duty in an attempt to make the annual of 1931 a success. However, credit should fall to the capable adviser, Mr. E. A. McAdams, and to the entire group composing the staff since each person so voluntarily offered the best of his ability in undertaking the tasks which the publication of the annual affords. The staff should be complimented for its remarkable cooperation in the work of publishing a book which provides a resume of the happenings of high school life. Members composing the staff are: Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Girls' sports editor Boys' sports editor Business manager Associate business managers Q Advertising manager Geneva Fulton Geneva Healy Mary Pierce Enirnett Lerch David Henderson Eleanor McMichael Billy Goebelt Esther Bieber Alumni editor Associate alumni editors Artist Typists Margaret Wentz Edith M oreliead Mary Qiiaintance Mildred Talbott Betty Crall William Graete Angela Patterson Wesley Grove egg PAGE 33 gym-- DEBATE TEAM Q1 fy ul PAGE 34 WD-- l2I ' To those who have displayed a high degree of sportsmanship in spite of victory or defeat, we dedicate this section. h ' , ' ' -Athletics ' N 1 ' 1 -22f4faPAGE 35 Ee COACH PORTER Miss Porter has proved to B. H. S. that she is a capable coach by the successful teams she turned out. She was always good natured and -kept the spirit of the team high. She has shown a fine spirit of cooperation and we sincerely hope she is here to guide the destiny of girl's athletics next year. COACH WINTERS The Fighting Redmen are an inspiration to every loyal Bucyrian. But the source of that fighting spirit is embedded in the Redmen's chief. To him they have given their pledge of loyalty, because, they have learned to love and admire him. Coach Winters, has directed the destinies of our athletic teams for the past four years and the success with which our teams have met, due in no small measure to the ability of our coach to instill in our boys, our football and baskketball machines, the deter- mination, desire, and the will to win that is so character- istic of himself. We are proud of you coach, and the athletic record you have won for B. H. S.. It is our sin- cere desire that in the future you remain at the stern of our athletic prows and achieve greater records for B. H. S. ASST. COACH NUSSBAUM When it was learned that Howard Nussbaum was hired for assistant coach, the players, students and town-people highly favored the appointment of the former B. H. S. star. It immediately recalled to their minds his many dazzling end runs, perfectly timed forward passes and several clever returns of punts. As a player, his reputa- tion was made. But there is a marked difference be- tween playing and coaching. However, it was only a short time until he had convinced every one that he was capable of doing the latter, as well as the former: As Coach Winter's assistant, he worked in harmony with the coach's plans, cooperated to the fullest extent and gave willingly of ihis time to promote within the high school better athletics. We hope he is with us again next year. 5 -.0655 PAGE 36 Bear- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE OHIO LOCODIOTIVE CRANE CO. XR l 1930 FOOTBALL SEASON When school began and the football candidates were called, somewhere between thirty and thirty-five boys reported. This was all too few considering the size of our school and the population of our town. Most of these were small and inexperienced boys, as graduation took a heavy toll from last year's squad. Then the squad mem- bership dwindled ,from week to week until only twenty- five boys remained on the squad. Most of the time it was impossible to have a scrimmage and had it not been for some loyal alumni athletes who scrinimaged the var- sity each week, the results of the football season would have been vastly different. But for those boys who did stay on the squad all season, let me tell you right now that they were a real bunch of boys. They were eager and willing to learn, faithful and regular to practice, always remembering the code of the sportsman and having determination to win. This year's team had the distinction of being the first B. H. S. team to ever play a night football game. It was played at Ashland and ended in a 13 to 13 tie. The season can be remembered as a very successful one considering the team's lack of knowledge concerning the game. Each week the team showed improvement and played a better brand of ball. The Ashland, Findlay, Galion and Shelby games were the high lights of the season and during these games the team showed it was made up of Fighting Redmenf' THIS PAGE IS sPoNsonED nv THE OHIO 1.oc0Mo'rIvE CRANE co. -Al PAGE 37 4-1 --A 28 BUCYRUS AT CRESTLINE 0 In the curtain riser of the 1930 season Bucyrus downed the Crestline team on a very warm afternoon. The fight- ing redmen outplayed their opponents in every phase of the game thus permitting Coach Winters to use his entire squad which was very green most of whom were begin- ners. Much credit must be given to Coach Winters and assistant Coach Nussbaum for placing on the field a team which was made up of nearly all green and unexperienc- ed players and yet preformed so well for the first game. The redmen showed that they had a driving offense and a defense that was able to hold in the critical moments. Pope and McMillen, both beginners, and playing their first game showed lots of natural ability and earned a place on the first team. 6 BUCYRUS AT BEXLEY 13 On Septembery27th the Redmen journeyed to Bexley. Without a doubt this was the poorest played game of the season. The Redmen seemed to have no offense or de- fense whatever. The line was constantly breaking through and missing tackles back of the line of scrim- mage. The only exciting part of the whole game was a 55 yard run by Talbott made on a spinner play. The band followed the team to the game and in the afternoon the team and band attended the Ohio State vs. Mt. Union game. The band played several selections at the stadium and was given a big hand by the spectators. -.5635 PAGE 33 glgim- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE OHIO l.0l'0fVl0'l'lYE CRANE FU. 9 MANSFIELD AT BUCYRUS 0 In a game played under good weather conditions the Redmen lost the second game to the Mansfield team. The game was hard fought throughout, with both lines play- ing a great brand of football. The Bucyrus line, on sev- eral occasions broke through and tackled the runner causing him to fumble. Seele who played left end made some beautiful tackles, when going down under punts. The Mansfield tallies came as a result of a field goal in the first quarter from the 25 yard line, and a touchdown in the start of the second half on a drive start- ing from the kick off. The team played as one unit and showed great improvement from the week before. 13 BUCYRUS AT ASHLAND 13 On October 17th the Murrymen played hosts to the Bucyrus Redmen in a night football game which was play- ed on the Ashland College field. This was the first night game played by any Bucyrus team. It proved to be a thriller for both Ashland and Bucyrus. In the first quar- ter both teams battled on even terms .neither scoring. In the second quarter the Wintersmen started a drive which resulted in a touchdown, being made by Miller in a sur- prise play. A minute later Ashland was forced to kick, the ball being down on Bucyrus 40 yard line. Another drive was started by Bucyrus which resulted in a touch- down being made by Miller on the same play. An Ash- land man being offsides gave us an extra pointj With but four minutes to play, Ashland started a rally which re- sulted in two touchdowns and an extra point caused by a Bucyrus end being offsides, thus tying the score. Ober- lander and Miller displayed brilliant work on the line, breaking through and spilling the Ashland backs for nice osses. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE 01110 LOCOIVIOTIVE CRANE C0. PAGE 39 0 MARION AT BUCYRUS 22 The Harding team came to Bucyrus with the intention of ruining a perfectly good Dad's day, but were forced to go back to Marion greatly downhearted. In the early part of the first quarter Seele broke through and tackled a Harding ball carrier back of the goal line thus giving the Redmen a safety and two points. In the big second quarter Talbott, Bucyrus quarter back, scored three touchdowns and kicked two goals, by the aid of the good blocking of Clady. Paxton, a guard, proved in this game to be a good defense man, by breaking through and mak- ing some vicious tackles back of the line of scrimmage. In the second half the Redmen continued to outplay the Harding outfit but were unable to score. In this game the team showed steady improvement thus gaining the confidence of the football fans. 7 FINDLAY AT BUCYRUS 7 After a week of rest the Redmen put a wonderful brand of football against the big Findlay outfit, one of the strongest teams in the state. Early in the first quarter MclVIillen broke through and blocked 'a Findlay punt, giv- ing Bucyrus their first chance to score. We failed, but a few minutes later a drive was started from our own forty-five yard line with Pope carrying the ball on every play. In five nicely executed plays, Pope carried the ball to the one yard line where Talbott carried it across the goal line, and also kicked the goal. In the last quar- ter Findlay started a drive which netted them a touch: down and made their kick good for the extra pointfthus tying the score. The Wintersmenplayed the bestgame of the season against the Findlay outfit. Much praise must be given to Coach Winters for building up a de- fense to stop the visitorsftype of play consisting of six different formations, sweeping end runs and long passes. PAGE 40 lp, QI- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY OHIO FARNIERQCOOPERATIVE MILK ASSOCIATION G1 If 6 GALION AT BUCYRUS 7 On November 15th Bucyrus played host to the strong Galion team. The first quarter turned out to be a punt- ing dual with the Redmen gaining on each exchange. In the 'second quarter the punting dual was resumed, as neither team seemed to be able to get its running attack functioning properly. The half ended in a score-less tie. At the start of the third quarter Galion displayed a good of- fense and on a play through the line a Galion back ran for a touchdown, but failed to make the point. Both teams then fought on even terms until the last few min- utes, when the Redmen started passing desperately. When all seemed in vain La Pointe, Bucyrus right end, leaped up in the air and caught a pass that looked im- possible to get and fell over the goal line for the tying score. The point was made good and thus the Redmen won the game. 6 BUCYRUS AT SHELBY 0 For the last game the Redmen journeyed to Shelby. The Shelby team although occupying a cellar berth in the leag- ue displayed some unknown power against Bucyrus. The hosts had a strong defense although the steadily improv- ing Wintersmen were able to gain without much trouble. Late in the third quarter a drive was started which re- sulted in a touchdown, with Pope carrying the ball over. Shaffer and Fegley were the strong defensive men in this game because they were constantly causing lots ofitrouble for the Shelby offense. There was no comparison be- tween the way the Redmen played this game and the way they played at the beginning of the season, which only shows that Bucyrus had in Coach Winters and assistant Coach Nussbaum two men who worked hard and handed out a lot of football and a group of boys that were willing to learn. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY .OHIO FARMER COOl'ERA'l'IYE MILPI ASSOCIATION -rc I ' f ag? PAGE 41 lg:--W PAGE 42 ww- THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BURNS' s'rUDIo Basket ball PAGE 4 3 THE SQUAD Seated-left to right-Ross, Oberlcmder, Miller, Clacty, Pope, La Pointe, Talbott, Standing-McAdams, fac. mgr., Lyons, Sr. st. mg1'.Seele, Ward, Barrrett, Coach Winters, ccsst. Coach Nussbaum BA SKETBALL 1930-31 At the beginning of the basketball season all of us were Wondering what the prospects would be for the season. As in football several boys from last year's squad Would not be with us again. Thus, the team was handicapped and lacked experienced players, or leaders. The boys managed to win their first two games, ibut after that the league competition was found much hard- er. Try as they might, they just simply couldn't hit the basket and naturally you must make baskets if you Want to win games. So the basketball season closed with probably the poor- est record ever to be made by a B. H.'S. team. Like the business cycle, so are athletics, they have their ups and downs and sorry to say but this fyear We parallel the business depression which is decidedly down. Only one boy is lost to the team through graduation so the rest of the boys have a chance to redeem themselves next year. -mei? PAGE 44 Rem- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY llURN'S STUDIO On December 12 the Redmen opened their season on the home court by defeating Bellevue by the score of 20 to 12. The game was slow and uninteresting. Seele showed ability to score by getting five baskets. The following week the Redmen went to Fremont and won their second and last game of the season. Wa1'd's guarding was the bright spot of the game. Score 20 to 12. January 2 the team played Ashland there in the first league game for both teams. Talbott lead the scoring with three baskets and a foul. Ashland had a powerful team and after the first quarter outclassed the locals. Score 30 to 16. On the following night the varsity played the Alumni who completely walked off with the high school team. Ten players from each team played in the game. Score 36 to 20. January 9 the team played Shelby there. The game proved to be a thriller although Bucyrus lost. The Red- men staged a last half comeback which nearly meant vic- tory. Clady played a nice game getting five points. Score 17 to 10. 'ruls PAGE spoivsonmn BY nnumom. swarm -N955 Page 45 P The following week the locals went down in defeat by the score of 20 to 8. The Redmen were only able to score two points by fouls the last half while Marion was getting 10 points. This was the worst exhibition so far. The next night we find the Redmen playing Findlay at Findlay. Bucyrus lost the game 27 to 18. Barrett play- ed a good game and also scored five points. January 23 the Varsity played the best game of the year against Mansfield. The score was close throughout. A rally was started in the last part of the game by two beautiful shots by Talbott. Talbottiwas also able to hit the basket on previous occasions in the game, getting seven baskets and two fouls for 16 points. Score B. H. S. 28 to M. H. S. 30. PAGE 46 EGM- 'IHIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY BAUMOEL STORE The following week the Redmen showed a wonderful brand of basketball, the first half holding the strong Gal- ion outfit to a 11 to 11 tie. But during the last half the locals were only able to get a single basket while Galion got twenty points. The game ended 31 to 13. Feb. 26 Ashland came to Bucyrus to start the second round. The Redmen were up in front until the last quar- ter, when they hit a slump and scored but a single point while Ashland ,scored 10 points. The game was featured by the good floor work of Pope. The final score B. H. S. 10, Ashland 31. The game the following week was a duplicate of the Ashland Game. After leading Shelby for three quarters, -the Redmen lost in the last by the score of 15 to 25. Mil- ler's good guarding helped keep Bucyrus in the lead for three quarters. Another second half defeat was handed the Redmen at Marion. B. H. S. led the game at'the half 13 to 11 but were in,the rear 20 to 30 at the end of the game. The varsityiseemed? to have lacked the punch to play a Whole game of basketball. 'rms PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE ULMER ELECTRIC co. -M355 PAGE 47 igew- On Feb. 24 Galion came here with a clean slate for the second game and kept it clean with a decisive victory, 37 to 13. The Redmen were unable to do a thing with the Galion defense. Galion had in Burnison and Hockstra two men that qaccounted for 30 of Galion's 37 points. Mansfield and Bucyrus tangled on Feb. 27 for the final league game of the season and the Redmen made a rec- ord of losing ten straight league games and 12 defeats in all. The Redmen fought hard but were unable to de- feat Mansfield. Score B. H. S. 15 M. H. S. 27. Oberlander and La Pointe played well at guard. Al- though they were short, the two boys were in to every- thing. In the Class A Tournament held at Bucyrus March 6th and 7th, Bucyrus drew Mansfield for the first game and were defeated by the score of 30 to 25. This concluded the Redmen's season. -.Gigi PAGE 48 Ebel- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY F. J. NORTON THE SQUAD Seated-left to right-Gololsberry, Catow, Fritzvfnger, Monnett, Pierce, Coach Porter, Ktssllrlg, Halter, Skeefn, Norris, Robertson, Standing-Light, Jr. st. mgr., Tyler, Fltgor, Baker, Halgh, McAdams, Fao. M gr., Foltz, Lohr, Miller, Smith, Darling, Sr. st. mgr. Proving themselves good sports and hard fighters, the members of this girls' basketball squad came through with seven wins out of ten starts. Such determination to give their best for the high school is very commend- able. The girls have learned that defeat goes along with vic- tory in any game, Whether it is basketball or life and also that it is only through cooperation and team Work that anything can really be accomplished. Hard work and fair play was the motto ever before them in their games. Much new material has been discovered this year and this combined with stars of the inter-class tournament spells more victories for Bucyrus High. -Vive girls' basketball THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY H. A. PAXTUN --ogg PAGE 49 Ekwq- GIRLS' BASKETBALL With the undefeated season of the preceding year as an inspiration, the Bucyrus Redmaids entered into the basketball season full of enthusiasm and determination. The season, which provided the spectators with much pleasure as Well as excitement, turned out to be a very successful one. The Redmaids Won 8 out of 10 games. The first game of the season opened with Chatfield. Because of overanxiousness to win the girls became but- terfingers, but luck Was with our fighting Redmaids and the final score was 24-23. Esther Kissling proved her- self a very good find for B. H. S. and displayed her ability to play basketball in this game. The following week our girls traveled to Carey and here added another victory to their list. The game was an easy one and every member of the squad was given a chance to play. The game ended with a score of 33-21. Led by the fighting center, Mary Lohr, the Redmaids Won from the Alumni. Mary knows her basketball and proved it throughout the whole season. --7,355 PAGE 50 Ego.-' THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY VV. A. RIDDELL CO. One of the most interesting games of the season took place the following week when the Redmaids met their old rivals, none other than the flashy sextet from Fre- mont. This game was a disputed one but ended at a tie 40-40. Freda Haller, one of the regular players, play- ed a game which proved her ability to play basketball. Her consistent shooting and passwork did much toward the successfulness of the season. Meeting a team which proved to be a strong one, the Redmaids managed to chalk up another win. This game with Findlay gave the spectators plenty of thrills and the final score was 26-24 in favor of the locals. Up to the last fifteen seconds to play the game was decidedly a tie but Mary Pierce dropped in an unexpected basket. Mary was high point scorer for the team this season and also elected honorary captain at the close of the season. The following week the locals met Upper Sandusky. The game was a good one and ended in favor of the Redmaids. The final score was 37-21. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY W. A. RIDDELL CO. -meg? PAGE 51 geol- Then came the Waterloo of the season. The visitors from Medina managed to give the undefeated locals their first taste of defeat. Never was a more exciting game ever witnessed by B. H. S. The hardfought game ended 27-29 for the visitors. Virginia Monnett stellar guard led the locals in their fighting attempt to Win. But all was in vain. The team visited Willard the next week. A mighty tough battle ended with the big end of the score in favor of the Redmaids 23-29. Mary Caton, one of the star guards, led the attack. Mary played real basketball the Whole season. Meeting their old rivals, Fremont, for the second time this season, the locals chalked up another Win to their credit. This game, as the preceding ones, was one of excitement. When the final bell sounded the score stood at 31-23 for the Redmaids. Kathryn Baker, one of the guards on the team, is well 'deserving of the letter she received. PAGE 52 Ekan- Tl-IIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY CLARENCE L. KANTZER The last game of the Redmaids ended in a loss for the locals. The fast sextet from Liberty gave the Redmaids their second taste of defeat. The final score was 24-27. Margaret Foltz, another of the local guards, made a name for herself by displaying her brand of basketball. Through all these games substitutions were made and much credit goes to the other members of the squad, Cleo Smith, Constance Haigh, Ruth Fritzinger. These girls furnished competition for the first team and also gave their contribution toward winning these games. Even though two of the games were losses for the girls, everyone came to the conclusion that Mary Porter's team was really in a class by itself. We wish much suc- cess to the teams in the oncoming, years. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY CLARENCE L. KANTZFIR IIAGE 53 ' THE SQUAD . ' Standing left to right: Kiess, nigiz, Kantzer, Lenthold, Berry, Robinson, H einlen, Catton, coach. Seated: Bieber, Holcombe, Sheafer, Talbott, Qilaintance, Schiininoler, Wert. SENIOR CLASS GIRLS BASKET BALL TEAM For the first time in the history of the class the girls have become the champion team of Bucyrus high school. In the very beginning every girl on the team made up her mind that she was going to make her class be the winner of the interclass tournament, and she fulfilled her task in great fashion. The Senior class had the disadvantage over the other teams in the fact that there were only thirteen girls out for positions and the majority of them were guards. The team had a fighting spirit from the beginning to the end and it was the cooperation and splendid sports- manship that kept them at the top of the list all during the tournament. The girls started at the beginning and worked with in- terest on their signals. They had one meeting and three practices before the tournament started. Their scores were very much higher than any of the other teams they played except the game in which they PAGE 54 played the eighth graders. The girls were not up to their standard in fighting spirit and consequently the game was very close to being a defeat. The following are the scores of the games they played. ' Juniors ..........., .. 9 Sophomores ...... 3 Eighth Grade .. 12 Freshmen ,,,.,,.,,. 13 Seniors .............. 34 Seniors .............. 28 Seniors .............. 13 Seniors .............. 24 Total Points ...... 99 Total Points ...... 37 ' The girls who fought continuously for the honor of their class, were: Center forwards: Edith Berry, Anna Elizabeth Kant- zerg forwards: Cecelia Sheafer, Mildred Talbott, Olive Robinson, guards: Velma Wert, Mary Qnaintance, Al- berta Schiininolei, Rath H einlin, Esther Bieber, Cynthia Leiltholcl, Niola Mae Holcoinbe. They were coached by Mary Caton. A THE SQUAD Standing left to right Clflllyr coach, Saffell, Tcollmcm, Hcowod, Blfffir, Goeoelt, Talbott, coach. Seated: Spiegel, Smiley, Bamngalrtfner, Pcwsel, Rinker. BOYS INTERCLASS CHAMPIONS The Class of 1931 was represented by a group of boys, who were willing to cooperate with their coaches in de- veloping a team that had very little difficulty in winning the interclass championship for the first time in the his- tory of this class. From the very beginning, there was not much doubt in the minds of the spectators as to the final out come of the tournament. OTES Z Seniors Seniors Seniors , . Swemors Total ,,..., ,.... Freshmen ..... Eighth Grade Sophomores . Juniors ..,,....e Total ,,..... --0-254 PAGE Track, though only in its infancy at Bucyrus high school is interesting more boys each year and by another spring it is hoped that track and field athletics will be stamped in as a major sport in Bucyrus' Athletic curricu- lum. The new track, which is rapidly nearing completion is expected to spur enthusiasm among high school stu- dents and town-folk alike. This and the making good of two members of last year's track squad will stimulate many new aspirants for places on the team this year. Last spring four boys earned letters from participating in three meets. Two of these were district ones, includ- ing some of the best track talent in northern Ohio, the other meet was a dual affair with Kenton, from which Bucyrus emerged victor by two points. Gordon Gray, junior, placed second in the mile at the district meet last year andis expected to win the event this year. He snag- ged seventh place in the C. A. C. indoor meet at Cleve- land March 21, with eighty-seven contestants competing. Others who made letterslast year are: Richard Krotz, senior, weight and dash many Willard Talbott, junior, weight and dash man, andlliputher Baumgartner, pole- TRACK vaulter and javelin thrower. These fellows are all back this year and are training intensely for the coming Mans- field relays. Other boys who have a chance of making a name for themselves in competition are: Foreman, dashes, Ross and Wiley, middle distance men, Pope, Ward, Kline and Barrett in the weights, Clady, Bradstock, D. Gray, Car- lisle and Cullen in the distance runsg and Miller, Seele, La Pointe, together with many junior high boys have signi- fied their intentions of trying out as soon as basketball becomes dormant. As yet there are no dual or triangular meets scheduled, but many schools have put in bids for meets at Bucyrus in the advent of finishing the track in time. It is hoped that at least four smaller meets can be arranged for the tracksters before they enter tough district and state competition. Frederick D. Cope, Mt. Union graduate and present holder ofthe State 2 mile record, is coach of the team. -..elif PAGE 55 geo., 'frills PA'C7E,.lS sP0Ns01eEu BY 1. Nl'ss1sA1fM AND SONS .9 :J ' ' Q LM- . . -1 A ' . .1 . t , . 1 Vg , Q W WW UW W To you who constitute that body which is endecworing to widen its scope of knowledge, we dedicate this section. --Clafsses-present dnd past -- if Page 5 eil PAGE 58 Ea-- Kannel I relarwl Sr. Si-Y 3. 4, Debate, 4, Dramatic club 4. Alberta Schlmmoler Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4, Literary club, 3, 4, Booster club, 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, Glee club, 2, THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY J. C. PENNEY CO. f'He'e Funny Tlgelt VV:ly 4'C:u1't VVL- Ile Friends? Margaret Wentz Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4, Annual staff, 4, Dramatic club, 4, Class basketball, 1, 'f0h Give lile Something To Remember You llyf' Billy Goebelt Jr. H1-Y, l,2, Sr. Hi-Y, 3,4, Annual staff, 4, Orcliestrzt, 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Class basketball, 3. HAH By Myself In 'Pixa- Moonlight. Augustus Adams Dramatic club, 4. 'fl Wonder Luther Baumgartner Chatfield: Orchestral, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2, Bucyrus: Orchestra, 3, Band, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Drzmiatic club, 4, Glee club, 4, f4Stx-pin' Along Donald Blair .Tr. Hi-Y, 1, 2, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4, Class basketball, 3, 4. Football mgr. 3, Hem S0 ll nusuul Ruth Boyer., Orr-hestra, 2, 3, Girl Reserve, 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, Wondering Pauline Alexander Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Class lmsketbatll, 1, 2, idlloilyv Edward Beam Class basketball, 2, 3, 4 llrztmutic club, 4, On WVith The Show Esther Bieber Class basketball, 1, 4, Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Glee club, 1, '4Ain't Mishehuvin' 'Y James Carson Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2, Sr. Hi-Y. 3, 4. ' My Future Just Passed Letona Auclc Iwi-:auatic club, 4, ffllovulxle and Sweet E dith Berry Dramatic club, 4, Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Glee club, 1, Class basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. 'fF0r:.rot Your Yestercluyf' Marie Blackburn Cheshire: Home Economics club, 1, Give Club 1 Middleport: Glee Club, 1, Home Economics club, 2. Painting and Dyeing club, 2, Bucyrus: Dramatic club, 4. Lucky In Lo' 9 Louise Brooks Kirkpatrick: Class pres. 3, Latin club 2, News staff, 2, Glee club 1, 2, 3. Bucyrus: Glee club, 4, Dramatic club, 4. A New liind ot' Girl THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY J. C. l'I+lNlNEY C0 I PAGE 59 M cwtin Cooney Basketball, 1. 2, 2, Football, 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball, Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2, Sr. Hi-Y. 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, If I Were King Arnold Corwin Happy Days and Lonely Nights James Darling Jr. Hi-Y, 1, 2, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Football, 'fY0u lJ:u-lin' Robert Elzricl-0 Jr. Hi-Y, 1, 2, Sr. Eli-Y, 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep baud, 3, 4, Hurd To Get . 1. Class ba sketball, 1, 4 Willcord Clafly Jr. Hi-1, 1, 2, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4, Class basketball, 1 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Football, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1. WI Got The Girll' Betty Crall Li terary club 4, Dramatic club, 4, Girl Reserve, 2, 3, Hand, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, Annual staff, 4, Black Eyc-fp Mildred Daiber Holmes Liberty: Glen- vlub, 1, 2, 1 liucyrusz , Give 1-lub, 4, 'AVVH ll out za Song Margaret E'Zbers0n Girl Reserve 2, 3. 4 Class basketball, 1, Dramatic club, 4, '4Glzl1 Rag IJOIV, 3, IJAfE CO 19:19, Tlllfi PAGE IS SPONSORED HY HENDERSON AND LITTZ I J 0 M cc ry Caton Literary club, 3, 4, Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Ulass Basketball, 1, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Orc-liestra, 3, Glee club, 1, Dramatic club, 4. I Love You Truly Helen Darling Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, 1, Ulass basketball, 1, 2, 4. Basketball Mgr. 3. 4. Alun sl' August Drelzer As Long As The XVurld Rolls On Katlirym Fidler Girl Reserve, 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3. 'Lady Play Your Mandolin' Geneva Fulton Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Booster club, 4, Dramatic club, 4, News staff, 3, Annual staff, 4, Class vice president, 3 Girl of My Dreauns William Grim Nobody Loves Me Margaret Gnbernath Girl Reserve, 4, Margaret Deal-li Mildred Hanover North Robinson: Glee club, 1, 2, Bucyrus: Girl Reserve, 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, ffAll That I Ask Is Sympathy Helen Good Girl Reserve, 3, 4. '4Waiting Vivian Grover 5'Litile by Lilt9e Eldon Gilinther Sr. Hi-Y, 4. 5550 Tired Denman H arrod Jr. Hi-Y, 1, 2. Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4, Band, 1, Orchestra, 1, Dramatic club, 4, Class basketball, 1, 2,3 'fPutting 0n True Ritz William Graetz Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4, Band, 1, - Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Pep band, 3, Dramatic club, 4, Annual staff, 4, f'I'll Always Be In Loxc 1Vith You Wesley Groves Annual staff, 4. Waiting At The End ol' The Road Helen Hall Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Debate, 4, Dramatic club, 4, Glee club, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. 'fFind Me an Primitive Man Geneva Healy Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, Class basketball, 1, 2,3 Glee club, 1, Debate, 4, Annual staff, 4, ffsweeping The Clouds Away Q TI-IIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY HENDERQON ARD LUTI -,G PAGE 61 96 Ruth H emlen Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic f-lub, 4, Class basketball, 4, Melancholy Baby Ezra Hollenbaagh Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Class basketball 1, 2 Kicking A Hole In The Sky , A ima E. Kantzer Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Booster club, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Basketball, 1, 2 fflt All Depends 0n You' Richard Krotz' Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2 Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4 'Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football, l, 2, 3 Class treasurer, 2 Class basketball, 2 Track, 3 Dramatic club, 4 My Baby .lust Cares ' For Meff v' David H enclerson Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4 Band, 3, 4, Orchestra, 4, Dramatic club, 4, Annual staff, 4 I Actually Am ln Love Harry Howells Glee club, 4 Football, 1, 4 ffihe Calls Me Paul Kennedy Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep band, 3, 4, If l'lll Dreanlin' lJon't WV:lke Me Too Soon Emmett Lerch Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2 Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4 Football, 3. 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 fllluriev 654 PAGE 62 Baal- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY J. C. SECKEL Kathryn H il born Literary club, 3, 4, Dramatic club, 4, 'l'here's Something About An Old Fashioned Girl Noida Mae Holcombe Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4, Class basketball, 4, I Got A Feelin' I'n1 Falling Florence Kiess Class secretary, 2, 3 Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Rooster club, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Glee club, 2, 3, 4 f'My Ideal Cynthia Leatholcl Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4 Class basketball, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4 Sing Something Simple Carl Ley Jr. Hi-Y, 1 Dramatic club, 4 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee club, 2 '4Pleuse D0n't Take Away My Dreams Arthur Margraf Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4 Class basketball. 3 Smiles Virginia Merkel Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 UI Got It Angela Patterson Girl Reserve. 4 Dramatic club, 4 Annual staff, 4 ffAngel of Love Frederick Lybarger Jr. Hi-Y, 1, 2 Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4 Orchestra. 1 Dramatic club, 4 Get Huppyf' Virginia Monnett Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Class vice pres., 2 Dramatic club, 4 Eleanor M cM ichael Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Annual staff, 4 Glee club, 2, 3, 4 Ain't She Sweet? Edith Morehead Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 4 Annual staff, 4 Class basketball, 1, 2 GWB club. 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 f-wynching My D,.e,..,,.5 fffiharlie Is My Darling G0 By' Virginia Mullen Edith N eiiinan By and By Lloyd Parsel aI,Ill n Dreamer Glee club, 3, 4 f'Lady Divine Elsie Niekler ffljuby Face THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY J. C. SECKEI. -QQQ PAGE 63 he M ary Qiiaintance Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Annual staff, 4 Class basketball, 2, , Band, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 2, 3 1 ffLiving' In The Sunlight Loving In The Moonlight William Reber Glee club, 3, 4 'fBec:luse M argarret Rosencrans Glee club, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 'fHas Anybody Here Seen ffliesdie An Open Fireplace Mary Pierce Aileen Plfiilbin Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, 1 Annual staff, 4 Basketball, 1, 2. 3, 4 Class basketball, 1, Dramatic club, 4 ffl'm That Way About Men H emnan Rinlfer Ba Jr. Hi-Y 1,2 Sr. Hi-Y. 3, 4 Football, 3 Basketball. 2 Red Hot Rythnv' rbarra Ryan Girl Reserves, 2, 3, Literary club, 3, 4 Booster club, 3, 4 News staff, 4 Kelly? Debate, 3, 4 Dramatic Club, 4 Glee club, 2, 3, 4 ffl Must Have That Mun Dwight Seitter Grace Seyler Girl Reserve 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Me und My Slimlowu PAGE 64 Egan- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY GLEDI-IILL AND KIME LUIYIBER CO. Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3. 4 Dramatic club, 4 News staff, 4 Debate, 3, 4 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee club, 3, 4 FQ-elin' Like ll Dlillionv Olive Robinson Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Ifd Do Anything For You William Saffell Hlizlugln Clown Laugh Elmer Shaffer Jr.Hi-Y, 1, 2 Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4 Football, 2, 3, 4 Class basketball, 3, Dramatic club, 4 Maybe It's Love Cecelia Sheafer Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic club. 4 Class basketball, 2, 3 Lover COIIIQ Bark To Me Ld N orot Spam Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Class basketball, 1, 2 Cheer leader, 2, 3 Glee club, 1 f'Cnn't Help Lovin' That Man Warren Spiegel Orchestra, 1, 2, 3 Glee club, 4 Dramatic club, 4 001:10 Alonei' Mildred Talbott Girl Reserve, 3, 4 Literary, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Glee club, 3, 4 Class basketball, 1, 3,4 'fWhy Do You Treat Me Like You Duff' Charles Smith Dorothy Shcwely Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserve, 2, 3, Asleep In The De Robert Spiegel 'l'llx'n On The Heal Robert Stftiley Dramatic club, 4 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Band. 3, 4 Class basketball, Football Student Manager, 2 fflfrecklesu Raymond Tallmcm Jr. Hi-Y, 1, 2 Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4 Class basketball env Booster club, 4 Literary club, 3, Dramatic club, 4 high,-Y! Wilma Spte gel Literary club, 3, 'Dramatic Lflub, 4 Glee club, 2, 3, 4 ffivly Big '1'1.rill'f Loree Stedman Dramatic club, 4 Girl Reserve, 2, 3 4 4 4 'flf Pm Dreaming 2 Elizabeth Ulmer Class basketball, , 4'WiSlAing . Z, 3, What Will I Do 3 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY GLEDIIILI. AWD IKIMI' LIJWIIER C0 G1 PAGE 65 36 Virginia Whittier Delaware: Glee club, 1 Bucyrus: Girl Reserve, 4 Dramatic club, 4 f'Slu-'s That NVay Elizabeth Weiss Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Glee club, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Eleanor Walker Everything'- Gonna Ile Alright Kenneth Walter Dramatic club, 4 Feeling The Wfly I Do Velma Wert Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Booster club, 4 Dramatic club, 4 Class basketball, 3, 4 'f0nly A ll ose Lois Wilhelm Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Glee club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Class basketball, 1 Vinton Wenner ffwhut Is Life Without Love? Eclith Winklefoos Glee club, 1 Class basketball, 1 Girl Reserve, 3, 4 Literary club, 3, 4 Debate, 3, 4 Dramatic club, 4 News staff, 4, fqvlmt Do I Cure? Waneta Wells Girl Reserve 3, 4 Here I Am Edna Wilt Middleport: Home Economics club 1, 2, Glee club, 1, 2 fflmincing The Clouds With Sing Song Girl Wll0? Sunshine Y Raymond Zipf Lucite Zeigler Martha Yost 'flYIighty' Lonesome Bigger illld Better ffJust a Rose From An Than Ever. PAGE 66 PHIN PAGI1 IQ SPONSORED IIY DOZER STUDIO Old Bouqyetl' SENIOR CLASS ,HISTORY We, the class of '31, regret very much that our high school days are about to close. However, we cannot ling- er so we will have to move on and leave the coveted name -Seniors-to the classes that are still to come. In September, 1927, we entered B. H. S. as Freshies. Although we were not allowed to organize that year, we chose Mrs. Earl Gordon as our adviser to whom we owe much of our success. On March 9, we held the Fresh- man party which was the big social success of the year. A picnic at Seccaium park in June brought this year to a close. The next fall we resumed our duties as Sophs. Our class organized for the first time with Emmett Lerch, president, Virginia Monnett, vice-president, Florence Kiess, secretary, Richard Krotz, treasurer. Our class was well represented in athletics during the year. The biggest event of the year was the class party held on Friday, March 15. Much praise must be given to the committees headed by Geneva Fulton, menu, Esther Bieber, decoration, and Mary Caton, entertainment, who made this delightful party such a success. At the beginning of our Junior year we organized with the following officers: Donald Blair, president, Geneva Fulton, vice-president, Florence Kiess, secretary, Willard Clady, treasurer, and Mr. McAdams, adviser. , On May 16 the seniors were welcomed Aboard Ship by Captain Don Blair. This was the big event of the year, the Junior-Senior reception. The banquet hall represented a ship dining room and the table appointments and pro- gramme were carried out accordingly. The committees in charge of this affair were: program, Florence Kiess, chairman, menu, Nida M. Holcombe, chairman, decoration Anna E. Kantzer, chairman, eligibility, Barbara Ryan, chairman, and the table and chair committee, David Hen- derson, chairman. We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to Mr. McAdams for helping us to make this such a success. Our Junior year closed as did the pre- ceding year with a picnic at Seccaium Park. We returned to B. H. S. in the fall of '30 as Seniors. We elected Kannel Ireland, president, Margaret Wentz, vice-president, Alberta Schimmoler, secretary, Billie Goe- belt, treasurer, Mr. McAdams, faculty adviser. Again our class was well represented in both football and bas- ketball and also on the debate team. At the beginning of the year we were told that it would be impossible to have an annual, but through the cooperation of the class and the efforts of our adviser, Mr. McAdams, we were able EJ gublish an annual thereby retaining this custom in B. We have been loyal to dear old B. H. S. and as commen- cement time draws near, we bid farewell to the things that have been so dear to us, and carry with us many cherished memories. -Alberta Schimmoler '31 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY DOZER STUDIO -meg? PAGE 67 Eem- THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE MOST HIGHLY DIGNIFIED SENIORS Oh hark, oh hear ye all, this last will and testament of the worthy class of the year of our Lord, nineteen hun- dred and thirty-one, who are now finishing their most looked for parole from the imprisonment of twelve most humble years. The offense being in not having the abil- ity to conquer the nouns, pronouns, verbs, dates C?D, the desire to count on the fingers, the longing to hand in il- legible masterpieces, etc., etc., how many have overcome these weaknesses as yet, I ask ye? To whom it may concern: Unto ye Superintendent Dietrich, we will furnish Amos 'n' Andy fresh-air taXi's tincorpulatedb for ye students to change classes in fifteen seconds. For our Principal Baer, we leave a list of barber shops specializing in doughnut haircuts. Unto Miss Mills, a most worthwhile book, How to Think by Wudja Thunket. For our dignified history teacher, Mr. Havron, a peti- tion drawn up by ye students of Bucyrus high school whereby all tests, exams and quizzes are declared J-U-N-K. Unto our caveman Borts, a guaranteed method of gett- ing sassy students out of the room quickly, namely, through the wall. We bequeath unto our music teacher, Miss Ulmer, a revised music book, Hot Tunes and Dances , by Boop A. Doop. Unto Miss Wise, we leave a rat terrior so that when she leaves the room the dog can terrorize the terrors of her classes. For Miss Winegartner, a correspondence course on fairy dancing. Unto the most deserving Junior class we bequeath the best seats in the auditorium to be taken by our lower classmen at our many assemblies. For our Sophs, we leave a new Yell whereby they can ring in their slightly awkward, Soph-o-more. Unto our windy, shiftless, freshmen, a nerve tonic with which they may settle themselves and become more dig- nified, even if it is impossible. We bequeath unto our seventh and eighth grades a delightful model for their many happy remaining years. And as such, in ye solemn presence of witnesses, we of the Senior class do ordain and establish this mess of words, Cfalsej. Signed Frectcr-tok Lybarger, of, Soakem den- Duckem, Law Attorneys. In witness thereof: Lop Ear Looney Smack Ona Jaw Toot A. Tooter Ima Site -.Gigi PAGE 68 Peo.- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY BIRIC BROS., PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ' v Come with me and I will tell you Of a class of might and prowess Of a class so prepossessing That you wonder where their bearing Where their knowledge so enthralling Could be gained by such a number. Then one listening recognizes , B. H. S. a term endearing To the class of one and thirty C As I wondered in a garden Rare and quaint and sweetly smelling Chanced I on a tall tree smiling And I gazed in rapt attention At its beauty all surpassing As with wondering eyes I pondered- Each bud in its turn did open Opened to disclose a blossom To a world of mortals given In a cluster, nodding gayly Were a group of women graying With the heavy problems weighing Of the state and nation's youth One there was Virginia Merkel Known within the halls of honor And the others Edith Morehead Dorothy Snavely, Elizabeth Ulmer, Heads of state departments claiming That the youth of today were gaining On the youth they knew in '30- To the right and near them bending From a pulpit of his choosing There stood Wenner, beloved pastor From a high branch towering o'er them Called the lawyer, Kannel Ireland, In the chattering group beneath him Were Weiss, Wentz, and Whittier. CLASS PROPHECY , Older grown but-talking ever As in youth we alwaysrfound them. In a field.. of.true,.,endeavor Toiling ever- for another Moved our Cynthia, ateacher Of true faith and real devotion Eldon Guinther, a new Burbank Prospered well from earlyf training In the halls of Norton's record, . With his riches, and hislname And a noted Prima Donnafvl ' fFaith we knew it would be likely. Trilled her notes of love and daring To make happy those about her- It was Wilhelm, you'll remember Wilma Spiegel too plays for her Martha Yost is traveling with her To keep count her many duties Then I saw a golf professional Margraf with his fairest pupil Pride of him and his golf teaching Was Monnett, a world famed player- Nida Mae and Elmer Shaffer Who had braved the storms together Still were whispering terms endearing There was Florence Kiess, an author, Famed, renowned but unassuming In her ways of gentle living. A professor and a teacher Stern but kindly in his manner Was Paul Kennedy the master. On a branch above the others Perched Alberta little heeding Those about, she was climbing With her plane into the heavens. And a clown hailed from a circus THIS PAGE SPONSORICD BY A FRIEYD l PAGE, 69 39 Known to all as William Saffel With his mimicry resulting In lilt and joyous laughter Of a group of merry makers Safe and sound from money worries Were Loree, Edna, Lucile and Marie Teachers of the state now pensioned. In policeman's garb was Reber, A successful man was Parsel, And a foreign correspondent Ranking well, was our friend Olive Early fancy did foretell her . And a voice-Valee's excelling, Floated out upon the breezes Coming from the throat of Rinker Filling all the World with gladness- Barbara Ryan with honor famous In the field of mathematics And a Spinster tall and stately Much to ouri surprise and wonder Was our own Virginia Mullen Wesley Grove with pen and pencil Had become a news reporter. And a dude boiled from the city That we knew as Denman Harrod- David Henderson, an actor Graetz, his friend an able artist Talking to the young Grim owner Of a paramount production Margaret Elberson, a model Of Parisian fashions posing Moved with grace among the others. There was Cooney high in. favor With all women of his city For on foot that measured seven Shoes of five he feign was fitting Mary Caton was director Of a camp forall young lasses. And James Carson was a printer For Augustus Adams, owner Of a syndicate of papers Telling all the news of ,nations Warren Spiegel too is with him He delivers all the papers, Now an ice cream dairy running Baumgartner with skill surpassing Who with Esther Bieber coupling Have the greatest fun together On a branch so far outspreading Sit a group of matrons fairest All have launched in wedlock now Mrs. Kelly, Quaintance, Auck and Grover Then in noble work excelling Find we one La Nora Spain Nursing is her greatest passion To the fairest of all men And her sister nurse is Fulton One who helps them in their work Is no other than friend Berry, Blair we see in advertising Wert and Fidler are his typists Corwin also helps that way O'er the air with static growling Rings the voice of Hollenbaugh Who announces the arrival Of Lybarger softly playing To the crooning of our Neuman. On a branch all glittering high Burns some names of Broadway's fame Our own McMichael fine in acting Was the rage of all show goers Talbott as a dancer graceful PAGE 70 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY A FRIEND Into all our hearts has flamed. On a branch not quite so artful Smith was hard in politics And to help him on his journey Was a liquor agent Darling QJJ Kantzer now as executing ln a bank of greatest prestige Secretaries had she plenty Seyler, Nickler, and Patterson. At the left and near them swaying Healy, Hall and Gubernath Were debaters so excelling. Raymond Zipf a fluent salesman For the famous Zanol products. On the lecture platform speaking Is our Brooks with voice that's mellow. Wrestling with the state's great problems Now works Philbin an economist On a branch of strength and courage Is the engineer K. Walters Dreher and Seitter his assistants They do much to build our world up. National fame has touched our Mary Who did Pierce,' in all athletics Clady too a coach that's worthy Every team is one of non-defeat Robert Spiegel now a major In the great and famous West Point On another branch, E. Lerch beamed Now a healer of the best kind Krotz and Darling now are sharing All life's worries, both together So demure and unpretentious Betty Crall does work in office. Ivory keys are all talking By the touch of master fingers Made by Alexander gifted Good and Hanover and Hilborn Now have made their own life work Nursing cats so friendless living. Helping often with some flowers Ehrick now a horticulturist Heinlen is his able helper Boyer now is only selling Gasoline of highest making In a station owned by Beam, Who has made the greatest of success. In a beauty shop exclusive Owned by Sheafer ever helping Those who seek rejuvenation. On a branch of lawyers famous Sits our Winklefoos so stately With her secretary, Walker, Taking notes of all proceedings One branch hidden by the rest Was our Tallman so successful With his recreation parlor All the time I stood to ponder On the scene spread thus before me Strains of music soft and tender Floated out upon the air But I knew such fairy music Was the work of human hands And I saw enthroned before me All the artists grouped together There were Goebelt, Ley and Stailey Filling all the world with gladness. So at last I turned and left them Left them as I found them there Knowing time had blessed them all In all ways beyond compare. -E. Weiss -I-eg PAGE 71 life JUNIUR5 fbi PAGE 72 Each- THIS PAGE SPONSORE-I BY THE HERFF-JONES CO., INDIANAPOLIS IND GI I .-ing - JUNI OR mv U z H TI-IIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE HERFF-JONES CO., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -N634 PAGE 73 Egan.- IIR v 4 PAGE 74 haul- THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE WAIATHER HARDWARE C0 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY As we, the Juniors of this year, look back upon the past years spent in B. H. S. we realize thatthey have been our happiest. In September 1928, we entered the high school as Freshies and although we were a little frightened and awed by this title, we soon overcame this and took our place in the social life of the school. When the time came for the big event of the year, the Freshman party, We chose Miss Ann Niederheiser as our adviser. The party was held in the high school cafeteria, which was decorat- ed with our class colors, blue and gold. The following year, with the more advanced title of Sophomores, We re-entered the school with the hope of achieving even more than we had in our first year. This we did in both social life and athletics. The Sophomore party, in the form of a dance, was a great success, and the class picnic which was held later in the spring was enjoyed by all. In class basketball both the boys and girls took first place, thus bestowing more honors on our class. This year as Juniors and upperclassmen, we were per- mitted to organizeg the officers elected were: president, James Frey, vice president, Virginia Kanodeg secretary, Constance Haigh, treasurer, Frederick Baerkircberg and class adviser, Mr. Elmer Kramer. The money for the J unior-Senior reception was raised by the profits deriv- ed from selling of refreshments at football, basketball games and the class picture show- The Silent Enemy. The reception held May 15, was the most brilliant event of our high school years. The committee chairmen who were responsible for its success were Arthur Kiess, dec-' oration, Robert Rexroth, program, Virginia Kanode, or- chestra, Constance Haigh, menug Clara Jane Light, bud- get, Robert Seele, tables and chairs, and Dorothy Mc- Adams, eligibility. These chairmen Were ably assisted by the members of their committees and the Junior class as a Whole. We wish here to express our deep apprecia- tion to Mr. Kramer for his valuable efforts in our behalf. In athletics as Well as campus activities we have been to the front and during the last seasons have had a great number of letter men. And now, as we near the close of our Junior year We can look forward to a still more successful year in B. H. S. -Constance Haigh, '31 THIS PAGE sl'0NSoRmJ BY THE XVALTHER HARDWAKE Cu. -Hifi, PAGE 75 R5 egg PAGE 76 ?ko.- THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ENIMA Fl. ICANZLEITER REALTOR EUFHU URE5 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY W. E. VVENNINGER DRY CLEANER -,551 PAGE 771720.- 171 ja kj uv -Q ,KU was 47' -gf ni' 412- ..- f-:ne Q54 PAGE 78 EQW 'l'HIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE MARTINITZ BAKERY 4 THIS PACE SPONSORED HY VJGI. XYISE AND SONS -I 654 PAGE 79 F? SOPHOMORES Page 76 First row: left to right Jerry Ackerman, Miriam Bauer, Second row: Herbert Ackerman, Lorene Cosgrove, Ellsworth Bealle, Virginia Crall, George Beran, Betty Caldwell, Ernest Baehr, Helen Fisher, Jack Boyer, Kathryn Culver, James Barrett, Esther Davis, Third row: Ruth Dreher, Augustus Cullen, Virginia Foulk, Wayne Crum, Geraldine Crawford, Keith Eich, Jane Ferguson, Dale Gray, Louise Grover, Arthur Elsasser, Troxelee Goldsberry, Charles Edsinger. Fourth row: Joseph Fields, Jeanice Goebelt, Robert Gatchell, Vera Green, Charles Geiger, Evelyn Hiser, Robert Davis, Janet Harrod, Charles Grau, Olive Hill, William Gubernath, Geraldine Ireland. Fifth row: Mary James, James Henderson, Fanny Kaplonoff, Todd Hammitt, Beryl Kibler, Walter Inscho, Kathryn Klink, Albert Kranich, Alice Lovelace, Edward Koch, Betty Meggit, John Kantzer, Sixth row: Gerald Keller, Loretta Murphy, Joseph Katona, Freda Moorehead, Alvin Myers, Mary Montagna, Claire Loverich,'Forest Matthew, William Merkel, Gertrude Miller, Robert Martin, Mary Mahlie, Page TT First row: left to right Gertrude Neuman, Winifred Kanable. Second row: Thomas Dolan, Mary Didie, Evelyn Feightner, Donald McClary, Anna Kish, Zola Thornton, Donovan Bowen, Mary Stuckert, Arline Robertson, Charles Carmean, Ruth Albright, Rose Martin, Third row: Seraphim Pope, Blanche Nibert, Calvin Paxton, Evelyn Phillips, Richard Peppard, Helen Picking, Robert McMillan, Burneta Peters, Kenneth Maudsley, Cleo Miller, Aleta Nicholson, Caroline Ross, Fourth row: Rose Schuler, Grant Shealy, Elizabeth Steffin, Louis Shoemaker, Miriam Spaid, John Reeder, Helen Shaw, Thomas Ross, Grace Sens, Robert Quaintance, Wilma Shue, Kenipton Pfisterer, Fifth row: Eleanore Sanzo, Jeannette Schnable, Donald Uhl, Josephine Seck- el, John Truax, Julia Skeen, Ferris Smith, Carol Thorton, Virgil Slane, Margaret Tallman, William Seyler, Shirley Stedman. Sixth row: Evelyn Winemiller, Perry Vaughn, Cora Wykle, George Wiley, Jane Warnock, Martel Warnock, Anna. Louise Volk, Robert Wert, Lulu Ulmer, Eugene Westenbarger, Elsie Taylor, Edward Warner. -.Deg PAGE 80 ?g.a-- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY XV. F. WIIITAMIIIE , W, NINTH GRADE Page 78 First row: left to right Lester Arndt, Burdelle Smith, Alice Smith, Charles Beran, Frank- lin Armstrong, Mary La Rue, Allen Foreman, Frank Catella, Bob Wells. Second row: Jesse Bartz, William Brennan, Mary E. Warner, Harold Grasley, George Black, Jack Brown, Fae Assenheimer, James Blair, Paul Bast, Doris Ash, Steve Bendock, Julian Bach, Catherine Beal. Third row: Willis Diedrich, Mae Assenheimer, Ted Cooper, Janet Breymaier, Robert Charleston, June Baker, Robert Casey, Maxine Barlow, Ralph Cooperider, Margaret Beall, Ralph Baehr, Doris Beattie, Ivan Clady, Fourth row: Anna E. Donnenwirth, Ralph Ghist, Mary Cramer, David Fisher, Ruth Carson, James Foreman, Lois Cliff, Charles Edsinger, Eloise Corwin, Eldon Downing, Ruth Conklin, Richard Downing, Eileen Carle. Fifth row: John Galitza, Lucile Grasley, Paul Guthman, ,Murill Fritzinger, Richard Ganshorn, Lucile Faust, Donald Hagaman, Carol Foulke, Russell Hardy, Donna Freriks, Robert Hall, Doris Eich, Robert Hoelzel, Sixth row: Anna Gingery, Frederick Hamilton, Dieloros Hoelzel, Earl Harris, Ruth Heller, Harvey Hildebrand, Genevieve Heiby, Almon Hay- cook, Mary Hart, Donovan Heinlen, Helen Jenkins, Crosby Jam- ison, Martha Klein, Seventh row: Edward Koch, Evelyn Miller, Charles Kidwell, Garnet Light, Paul Kline, Gladys Lyharger, James Korner, Lulu Lipsey, Norman Kisor, Mae La Rue, Allen Kirk, Evelyn Krumbach, Maurice Jacobs. Page 79 First row: left to right Robert Mills, Geraldine Maison,xCharles Light, Betty Myers, Will- iam Geiger, Gerald Sutter, Inez Lyons, Grover Green, Cecil Wolfe, Kathryn Rossman, Second row: Helen Orewiler, James Oberlander, Beth Oberlander, Paul Mol- lenkopf, Beulah Oberlander, Howard Mills, Mabel Newby, James McPeak, Maxine Newby, Joseph Moes, Hazel Nibert, William Metzger, Thelma Martin. Third row: George Mauer, Dulcie Patton, Earl Rosen, Virginia Petersilge, Harry Stiger, Ruth Rosencrans, Joseph Shofner, Lois Robinson, Earl Sharff, Mary Rutter, Albert Trausch, Theresa Rauth, Clar- ence Topper. Fourth row: Lulu Reiff, Robert O'Donnell, Francis Rinehart, Harry Pfleider- er, Luella Rinker, Glenn Pickering, Betty Scroggs, Christ Pope, Virginia. Sanders, Myron Riddlebaugh, Evelyn Siebanoller, Murl Snavely, Margaret Strub. Fifth row: Robert Stuckey, Esther Stiefel, Kenneth Stiefel, Mabelle Seitter, James Robinson, Ruth Sharrock, Leonard Reiff, Virginia Stegar, Kenneth Reber, Helen Schell, Frederick Rule, Lois Schnable, Myron Smith. Sixth row: Helen Shields, Forest Slane,,'Dorothy Sanford, James Truka, Mil- dred Smith, Harold Taylor, Charlotte Tompkins, Eugene Thomas, Kathryn Teynor, John Uebelhoer, Edith Troub, Jerald White, Roberta Toddhunter. Seventh row: Carroll Wiseman, Dorothy Tyler, Emil Wolfe, Dorothy Travis, Robert Wenninger, Wilma'E. Virtue, Roy VVells, Lois C. Virtue, John Young, Lucile Winter, Ralph Yost, Edith Walter, Grant Zeigler. -M254 PAGE 81 lga.- Q' Zfqyfzrh EZ-G Je E .,..', n . , , ,. A4 - . W .1 i FF -1 45 PAGE 82 EGM- THIS PAGE SPONSORED HY 0. C. HlfFNAGl1E6g.l16 U x , 521' kiln grade I A. ,.,.. -Ai ,, Q 1 7 , 1 ' ' r '1' Q al g, ng. A 2,0 fun, YI! K AA gd' ' if we 6-P :gk ,s up 5 - V 3, 1 7 , 3 f A I. 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Sixth row: Edna Lyons, George Henry, Helen Lehman, Jack Hagaman, Thelma Montague, Herbert Harris, Doris Montague, Erwin Hast- ings, Dorothy Mahlie, William Hauff, Marribelle McNutt, Svend Johnnasson, Henrietta Monnett. Page 82 First row: left to right Geraldine Love, Cyrus Francis, Donnabelle Powers, Frederick Garner, Helen Apple, Irwin Batton, Doris Lee, Lloyd Mills, Leona Baum, George Gubernath, Florence Davis, Selbert Dresback, Veda Snavely, Second row: Carl Kaplonoff, Jane Monnett, John Kelly, Eileen Mack, Edgar Kanode, Nellie Nelson, James Kranich, Mary Eileen Neff, Burnell Laughbaum, Violet Nautzinger, Roger Leuthold, Martha Olinger, Wallace Moyer, Third row: Ruth Ryan, Edmond Morrison, Esther Ricker, Donald Mason, Janet Rettig, Henry Maley, Mary Rule, Dale Neuman, Mary Sab- back, Richard Peterson, Geraldine Schnabel, Robert Phillips, June Sanford. Fourth row: Robert Rowland, Carol Seeger, Charles Ryder, Thelma Shealy, Ross Rittenhour, Mary Belle Slane, WVillia1n Robinson, Louise Sponseller, Donald Rathburn, Maxine Sprouse, James Smith, Thelma Staton, Robert Smith, Fifth row: Alice Steel, Willard Smith, Eileen Siegel, Loren Smith, Pearl Smith, Lewis Stokley, Vera Tuller, Gilbert Tallman, Dorothy Teynor, Charles Tate, Margaret Traub, Virgil Vaughn, Ruth Tall- man. Sixth row: ' -Paul White, Esther Ulmer, Robert Zoller, Virginia Warner, War- ren Wanamaker, Ruth VVentz, John Wykle, Lillian Wilt, Gail Wenner, Dorothy Williams, Chester Vlfinkelfoos, Edith Yost, Alva Zaebst. ' ,Gigi I!AGE 86 ESQM- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY MYRTLE M. CASLER. SEVENTH GRADE Page 84 First row: left to right Dorothy Ryland, Richard Ekelberry, Helen Ackerman, Wallace Brumbacker, Elsie Downing, Arnold Ta.lbott, Goldie Miller. Second row: Frank Benedict, Hugh Black, Robert Albright, Winifred Assen- heimer, George Bender, Eloise Armitage, Robert Beehner, Grace Baer, Jack Barlow, Margaret Black, James Beall, Teddy Baer, Robert Breymaier. Third row: Dorothy Bash, Thomas Bryant, Esther Baehr, Lloyd Baker, Eliz- abeth Baumgartner, Ralph Blackburn. Winona Baise, William Baldosser, Dorothy Bowsher, Russell Burling, Janet Beach, James Campbell, Dorothy Borts. Fourth row: Louis Carle, Kathrine Bartz, James Culver, Faythe Bartz, Roland Crum, Grace Copper, Thomas Caldwell, Irene Cress, Edward Downing, Shirley Cole, Robert Dye, Gladys Day, James Davis, Fifth row: Betty Etsinger, Dallas Foreman, Jane Fidler, Walter Ghist, Mary Flohr, Albert Gray, Dorothy Gettman, Richard Graham, Mary Greenich, Edward Harriger, Emma Graetz, Dale Hoyles, Helen Grasleyl Sixth row: Irwin Herschler, Dorothy Healy, William Howard, Bernice Henry, Shirley Hoke, Audrey Heinlen, Robert Hieber, Lola Hardy, Robert Hise, Florence Keller, Charles Heath,Evelyn Kisor, Foster Kelly. Seventh row: 1 Dorothea Kurtz, Paul Korner, Jane Kinneh, Robert Knappenber- ger, Geraldine Krumbach, Louis Katona, Elizabeth Kish, Robert Keller, Helen Kaplonoff, Robert Lowe, Elfrida Klingenberger, James Lipsey, Virginia Kienker. Page 85 First row: left to right: Marcella Love, Ted Mahlie, A. Mauer, Robert Mollenkopf, Dale Cover, Russell Sharp, Mary Wehrle, Homer Snavely. Second row: Franklin Moyer, Earl Mollenkopf, Thelma Merkel, Thomas Pope, Helen Meck, Emil Petersilge, Irene Morrow, Billy Ressegger, Grace Morehead, Frederick Richards, Bettie Mahlie, Jack Row- land, Clifton Rarick. Third row: Robert Russell, Zelma Montague, Richard Rockwell, Alice Phil- ips, Ralph Redman, Margaret Phenice, Arthur Rittenour, Mary E. Reininge-r, James Slaughter, Mary Ridenour, Edwood Smith, Susanne Rumor, Raymond Slane. Fourth row: Martha Renfrew, Ralph Smith, Julia Pogan, Hylan Souders, Thelma Risinger, Billy Smith, Lucile Rowley, Walter Strawser, Othelia Radcliffe, Richard Stewart, Margaret Starner, Mike Simon, June Spaid. Fifth row: Carl Steifel, Kenneth Stuckey, VVilliam Stalter, Hazel Shanks, Robert Spurlock, Marion Sheafer, VVilliam Shiffler, Eleanor Staig- er, Douglas Stauffer, Doris Sauselen, Arthur Stein, Donald Schie- ber, John Seits. Sixth row: Lucille Vaughn, Robert Shaw, Margaret Uebelhoer, James Schle- ber, Maxine Utz, XVilliam Taylor, Edith Tharp, Thomas Tompkins, Mary Travis, Donald Teetrick, Ruth Sanders, Arthur Tyler, Rosie Simon. Seventh row: Clarence Tuller, John Van Voorhis, Harold Wells, Dorothy Virtue, Paul Woodward, Wilma Wykle, Donald Wolschlag, Janet Wid- mans, Paul Wakeley, Lola A. Wells, Paul NVagner, Henry Young, Erwin Walters. --egg PAGE 87 geo-- Class 1870 Sallie Franz QMrs. Kerrj, deceased. Mary Howenstein QMrs. Chas. Manlyy, de- ceased. Annie B. Sears, deceased. Sallie Sims CMrs. Spencerl, Los Angeles, Calif. Emma Summers, deceased. Kate Swingley fMrs. M. H. Fultonj. Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Class 1871 Millie Howenstein, deceased. Frances Scroggs CMrs. Longyearj, deceased Minnie Wright, lMrs. C. H. Rowsel, Chi- cago, Ill. Deceased. Class 1872 Belle Johnston, deceased. Mary Lewis fMrs. Morrilll, deceased. Joanna Myers CMrs. Henthornel, deceased. Althea Quaintance CMrs. Dierl, Golden, Colorado. Mary Scott, fMrs. Magilll, Cleveland, O. Alice Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hattie Summers, iMrs. Stametzj, deceased. Thomas P. Hopley, Enid, Okla. Charles Picking, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1873 Lorin Jordon, California. Anna Beilharz, fMrs. Ingmanl, Valisca, Iowa. Ida Ruhl fMrs. Bowersl, deceased. Mary Kirkland fMrs. Schuylerj, deceased. Irene Shaw, deceased. Webster Van Winkle, address unknown. Lewis Haman, deceased. Class 1 874 M. C. C. Hopley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mindia Sears, California. Bessie Wise fMrs. Hodgesl, Cleveland, O. Mary Jones fMrs. D. Woodsideb, Oxford, Pennsylvania. Harry Howenstein, deceased. Nettie McCracken fMrs. R. Colmeryj, de ceased. Charles Albright, address unknown. Annetta Scheckler fMrs. Williamsl, Wash ington. Hamilton Ott, deceased. Class 1875 Ida Hoffman fMrs. Stewartj, deceased. James Albright, Pasadena, Calif. Charles Fisher, Los Angeles, Calif. Frank S. Monnett, Columbus, Ohio. Charles Penfield, Spokane, Washington G. Pinckney Fisher, deceased. Class 1876 Clara Biddle, deceased. Lizzie Deardoff, fMrs. D. Dimonl, Bucyrus Ohio. James D. Beer, deceased. Hiram Fenner, Carmel, Calif. Edward Biddle, deceased. Class 1877 I Emma Lommasson fMrs. Hilll address un- known. Ida Messner fMrs. Smithj, deceased. Mary McKibben, Los Angeles, Calif. Charles Scroggs, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1878 Cordelia Clymer, fMrs. Muirj, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ella Fuhrman, CMrs. J. J. Blissl, Bucyrus Ohio. Sallie Harris flvlrs. R. V. Searsl, Bucyrus Ohio. Hattie E. Hopley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Susie McDonald, fMrs. Adamsl, deceased Blanche Ward, fMrs. V. R. Chesneyl, de- ceased. Herbert Blair, Tacoma, VVashington. V. Roy Chesney, deceased. Frank I. Ruhl, deceased. Rufus V. Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edward Vollrath, deceased. Class 1879 Ida Bennett, fMrs. Johnsonj address un- KIIOWII. Annie Drought, fMrs. S. W. Bennettl, Co- lumbus, Ohio. Celia May Fry, fdeceasedb. Ella Gormly, fMrs. F. S. Monnetth, Colum- bus, Ohio. Ida Pope, deceased. Fannie Pogue, iMrs. Millerj, Galion, Ohio. Anna Mary Reid, Paris, France. Lydia Streib, deceased. William Beer, deceased. Smith Bennett, Columbus, Ohio. Edward Kern, deceased. Class 1 880 Emma Munson, deceased. Carrie Blair, fMrs. A. M. Ensmingery, Glendale, Calif. Della Hull, fMrs. Wolfel, Calif. Mattie Jourdan, CMrs. A. Messnerl, de- ceased. Allie McDonald, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kittie Everett, fMrs. Shifleyj, California. Kittie Van Voorhis, Missouri. Allie Yost, fMrs. Hartleyl, deceased. Jay Robinson, Chicago, Ill. Otto Vollrath, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1881 Ida Barrett, fMrs. W. H. Ten Broeckl, Paris, Ill. Josie Hanan, iMrs. Ruggsh, deceased. Mabel Hoffman, deceased. Celestin Kerr CMrs. Eckertl, deceased. Blanche Lemert, fMrs. Copelandj, Bucyrus Ohio. s Grace Munson, fMrs. Parishl, deceased. Kathryn Pope, Chicago, Illinois. Florence Perrott, Bucyrus. Ohio. Hortense Veil, fMrs. Nuesslej, Washington Grant A. McNutt. deceased. William R. Wise, Bucyrus, Ohio. PAGE 88 Bee- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED nv FRED C. IKLOEPFER Class 1882 Lizzie Blair, CMrs. E. C. Roehrl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ella Drought, fMrs. Reecel, Cincinnati, O. Mattie Frayer, CMrs. G. M. Halml, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Annie Lauck, fMrs. A. L. Franeyj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Anna McCreary, CMrs. Heinlenj, Bucyrus, Ohio. James R. Hopley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mattie Osman, fMrs. Kellyl, Elizabeth New Jersey. Enirna Roehr, fMrs. Hibbardl, Calif. Laura Vollrath, deceased. Albert Beal, deceased. Fred Barth, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1883 Cora Albright, deceased. Della Bowers, deceased. Jennie. Brinkerhoff, fMrs. Smithl, Cuya- hoga Falls, Ohio. Etha Correll, fMrs. Odafferl, Van Wert Ohio. Bertha Howell, Christiansburg, Ohio. Millie Johnston, CMrs. Hordl, South Pas- adena, Calif. Della Schell, CMrs. Schieberl, Los Angeles Calif. Arthur Frey, Mansfield, Ohio. Class 1884 Grace W. Gormly, CMrs. D. L. Bealll Toledo, Ohio. Susie Gormly, fMrs. W. H. Pickingb, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Zua Johnston, CMrs. Stiversl, Ripley, Ohio Becco Kearsley, Detroit, Mich. Ella Lake, fMrs. J. Aylwardl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Effie Monnett, fMrs. S. W. Bennettj, de- ceased. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE Mollie Rowland, Toledo, Ohio. Jennie VVeber, iMrs. Roodl, deceased. Henry Pope, Chicago, Ill. Hiram Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio. George Stewart, Cleveland, Ohio. Wilson Stewart, Bucyrus, Ohio. Anna Zeigler, CMrs. Whiteb, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1885 Jency Correll, fMrs. Bakery, Columbus, Ohio. Laura Kern, fMrs. O. Vllollweberl, deceas- ed. Mattie Koch, fMrs. Ruprechtl, Lakewood Ohio. Margaret Perrott, fMrs. A. G. Stoltzl, Al- tadena, Calif. Edgar Allen, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frank L. I-Iopley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Hetick, Chicago, Ill. James Penfield, Spokane, Washington. E. G. Reid, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edward Rexroth, Galion, Ohio. Emmanuel Shifley, The Isle of Pines. John VVilliams, Bucyrus, Ohio. George Williston, deceased. Class 1886 Flora Albright ,Columbus, Ohio. Eva Dalzell, fMrs. Hurrj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Daisy Deal, Toledo, Ohio. Mary Johnston, fMrs. P. Powellj, deceas- ed. Sallie Metzger, fMrs. Keilj, Bucyrus, O Elizabeth Sheppard, CMrs. J. R. Hopleyl deceased. Gertrude Stiger, iMrs. Chadwickj, Char- leston, W'est Virginia. Eva Vollrath, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lelia VVidgeon, CMrs. Shatzelj, Calif. John Allam, Toledo, Ohio. Ernest Frey, Cleveland, Ohio. Frank High, Boseman, Montana. Harley Hill, deceased. George Padgett, deceased. Class 1887 Fannie I-Iumiston, CMrs. Davenportj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Maude McCarrel, fMrs. E. G. Reidl, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Jessie Messner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Picking, CMrs. Sheerinj, Flushing, Long Island. Minnie Robinson, Bucyrus, Ohio. Margaret Rupp, iMrs. A. A. Stetlerl, Pay- ette, Idaho. Ida Stewart, fMrs. J. D. ShecklerJ, de- ceased. Bertha Sears, CMrs. Dorrancel, Calif. Augusta Walker, iMrs. Lovettl, Louisville, Ohio. Lewis Battlefield, Bucyrus, O-hio. William Donnely, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lewis Heinlen, Des Moines, Iowa. Gurney Kreider, deceased. Joseph Ross, Cleveland, Ohio. Charles Reece, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1888 Jennie Franz, fMrs. F. Barthl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hortensia McNutt, Springfield, Ohio. Lulu Reid, iMrs. Ebertl, deceased. Lucy Smith, CMrs. Kylej, Redlands, Calif. Gertrude Songer, CMrs. O. L. Bradleyj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Gilles, deceased. John Clark Gormly, Cleveland, Ohio. Walter Hamilton, Washington, D. C. YVa.i-ren Keplinger, Cincinnati, Ohio. William Munson, West Virginia. Charles Munson, deceased. Frank Monnett, deceased. James Thompson, Cleveland, Ohio. Class 1 889 Maggie Beer, CMrs. Schambsl, deceased. Blanche Clymer, fMrs. J. C. Gormlyj, Cleveland, Ohio. Mabel Fisher, fMrs. J. H. Ulmerb, deceased HUB STORE gif PAGE 89 EGU Pauline Hoover, iMrs. Howardj, West Hollywood, Calif. Grace High, fMrs. 'WashburnJ, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tillie Heinlen, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carrie Rowswe, fMrs. Keytj, Toledo, Ohio. Catherine Stuart, fMrs. Cookl, Los An- geles, Calif. Minnie Reece, fMrs. Fahlb, Devils' Lake Mont. Jessie Williams, deceased. Arnie Stiger, fMrs. Cretcherl, Chicago, Ill. Frank Assenheimer, deceased. Rudolph J. Bodner, Washington, D. C. William C. Franz, Sault St. Marie, Ont. Ralph Fitzsimmons, deceased. Joseph W. Hopley, deceased. James L. Lauck, deceased. Harry Reager, Clairton, Pa. 1 Class 1890 Grace Albright, deceased. Gertrude Berch, address unknown. John Stiger, deceased. Marne Reager, fMrs. Silversl, Wellsville, Ohio. Linnie Wortinan, CMrs. Rollinsl, Granite Pass, Ore. Robert Beer, deceased. E. H. K. McComb, Indianapolis, Indiana. Orra E. Monnett, Los Angeles, Calif. Talmage Ross, Cleveland, Ohio. William Witter, deceased. Class 1891 Nelle High, Toledo, Ohio. Mame Humiston, 1Mrs. Vollmerj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hallie Kerr, Los Angeles, Calif. Gertrude Kerr, deceased. Sophia Schaber, fMrs. Embulandj, Minn. Ella. Lauck, CMrs. Squiresj, Cleveland, Ohio. Stella Lauck, fMrs. W. R. Wisej, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruby Sears, CMrs. Carpenterl, Lakewood Ohio. Florence Wentz, fMrs. Huffl, Chicago, Ill: Dillie Wingert, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alvah Humiston, Sandusky, Ohio. Wallace Monnett, Bucyrus, Ohio. Guy Swingley, Harrisburg, Pa. Class 1892 Merce Albright, deceased. Mary Blowers, deceased. Ida Bogan, CMrs. Holland-Hodgej, Chi- cago, Ill. Cora Bessinger, fMrs. Dinklej, Crestline Ohio. Lillian Campbell, fMrs. R. McGeagorJ, Irene Faulkner, fMrs. Fisherl, deceased. Carrie Fulton, fMrs. Phillipsl, Marion, O Augusta Kleindeinst, Bucyrus, Ohio. Katie King, Deceased. Mazie Lauck, Cleveland, Ohio. Lizzie Monnett, fMrs. J. M. Cassb, deceas- ed. Nettie Reece, fMrs. Smithl, deceased. Ella Volk, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ella Vollrath, fMrs. Pringlej, Oak Park, Illinois. John Birk, Chicago, Illinois. Waldo Bowman, Toledo, Ohio. Fritz Beer, deceased. Ernest Gettman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Reynolds Mapes, Oakland, Calif. Clarence Metzger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Jay Morgan, deceased. William Peterman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Rowland Smith, Chicago, Illinois. Julia Monnett, CMrs. J. M. Cassl, Adams Mass. ' Class 1893 Mary Beer, deceased. Mary Beal, CMrs. Hausell, Vienna, Aus- tria. Bessie Black, fMrs. Thompsonj, Colum- bus, Ohio. Loretta Berry, fMrs. Chesney-Fitzerl, Co- lumbus, Ohio. -mga PAGE 90 gem- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY J. M. ICANE Sallie Deardorf, CMrs. Dillj, deceased. Mabel Dornblaser, CMrs. Phillipsj, Chi- cago, Illinois. Nelle Fitzsimmons, Spokane, Wash. Millie I-Ioover, fMrs. R. Reidl, Oceanside Calif. Minnetta Karg, fMrs. Ungerj, Plainview Tex. Carrie Miller, fMrs. McLaughlinJ, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Sarah Krauter, CMrs. I. Neffl, Tiro, Ohio Mary Streib, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clara Vollrath, fMrs. Hustonj, deceased Edwin G. Beal, Bucyrus, Ohio. Benjamin Beal, Piqua, Ohio. Robert Reid, Oceanside, California. Thomas Stiger, Everett Washington. Frederick Streib, California. Class 1894 Martha Beal, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Cristee, Delaware, Ohio. Alberta Ensminger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mellie Franz, deceased. Elva Field fMrs. Coryj, Seattle, Wash Alida Gardner, CMrs. J. Blackj, Georgia Della Holmes, CMrs. Luckyj, address un- known. Jennie Heinlen, CMrs. Hartmanl, Bucyrus Ohio. Mina Kanzleiter, fMrs. O. Shuppj, Colum- bus, Ohio. Amanda Krauter, fMrs. Baumannj, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. Esther Nussbaum fMrs. Mitchellj, Sturgis Mich. Nellie Rexroth, fMrs. Noyerl, Bucyrus Ohio. John Dornblaser, deceased. Harry Leonard, Philadelphia, Pa. Class 1895 Bertha Knoedler, deceased. Joseph Beal, Indiana. Elmer Gerson, deceased. John Perrott, Pennsylvania. Lorenz Michaelis, deceased. 1 Margaret Blumenschein, iMrs. Kurzelj Bucyrus, Ohio. Josie Dornblaser, Chicago, Illinois. Pearl Johnston, tMrs. H. B. Searsj, Bucy rus, Ohio. Rachel Monnett, tlllrs. E. G. Bealb, Bucy rus, Ohio. Myrthe Morrow, fMrs. Heinle-yl, Monroe ville, Ohio. Cora Stiger, fMrs. G. Goldsmithl, Bucy rus, Ohio. Edith Monnett, tMrs. S. M. Willlamsj Lima, Ohio. Class 1896 Lora Angell, CMrs. Chas. A. Ulinerl, de ceased. Edna Birk, CMrs. O. W. Kennedyj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Gertrude Donnenwirth, tMrs. J. A. Leiferj Bucyrus, Ohio. Lillian Eckard, Dawson, Neb. Anna Henderson, CMrs. Hendersonj, Syra- cuse, N. Y. Blanche Johnston, QMrs. C. F. Schaberj Bucyrus, Ohio. Nellie Leitz, CMrs. H. N. Oberlanderl Bucyrus, Ohio. Eva Matthew, tMrs. McGaugheyJ, Galion, Ohio. Stella Miller, deceased. Elsie Mader, tMrs. Kochj, deceased. Margaret A. Quilter, deceased. Nettie Seeger, iMrs. Wearstlerh, Barber- ton, Ohio. Gertrude Teel, fMrs. Scottb, Lansing, Michigan. Ralph Albright, Denver, Colo. Victor Faeth, deceased. Calvin Lampert, Chicago, Illinois. Georeg Mengel, El Paso, Tex. Frank Ross, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles A. Ulmer, deceased. Estella Knable, Washington, C. H., Ohio Grace Sutton, lMrs. Moorel, White Pid- geon, Mich. Class 1897 Cora Barth, fMrs. F. Munzb, Bucyrus, O Gertrude Dolles, tMrs. Gilbertj, Lorain, Ohio. Clara Decker, fMrs. B. Fieldj, Cleveland, Ohio. Albert Stoltz, Altadena, Calif. Susan Reid, fMrs. J. H. Nortonj, Sacra- mento, Calif. Ida Lampert, fMrs. Greenb, deceased. James W. Miller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Tony Mollenkopf, CMrs. Kreugerj, Akron Ohio. Garda Harris, deceased. Guy Conkle, Boyne City, Michigan. Malcolm Laughbaum, deceased. Edgar Perrott, Chicago, Illinois. Desda Heller, fMrs. J. Schellj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Otto Assenheimer, Columbus, Ohio. Class 1898 Bertha Munz, deceased. Edith Tapling, tMrs. J. W. Millerj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Carrie Albright, tMrs. McFarlandJ, Evans- ton, Illinois. Percy Young, Dayton. Arthur Scheffer, Detroit, Michigan. Fred Holbrook, Calif. William Beal, deceased. Anna Rebecca Mills, iMrs. J. P. Eganj Washington, D. C. Earl Reece, Toledo, Ohio. Bertha Yeagley, fMrs. Holtsberryl, Ken- ton, Ohio. Walter Hubbel, Spokane Washington. Myra Fitzsimnions, tMrs. W. Hubbel, Spokane, Washington. Lulu Knoedler, iMrs. S. E. Auckl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Clara Gehrisch, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edith Blythe, fMrs. Wisenianj, Joliet, Ill Josiah Ziegler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Massana Manbeck, fMrs. H. Robrockj Jeanette Rexroth, Cleveland, Ohio. Rolla Linn, deceased. Class 1899 Susie Kramer, fMrs. L. Dawsonl, Okla. Robert Picking, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carl Young, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bessie Lutz, tMrs. Cooleyl, Bucyrus, Ohio Claude Jamison, deceased. Harry Van Voorhis, Bucyrus, Ohio. Walter Van Voorhis, Anchorage, Alaska Mabel Richards, CMrs. Beamb, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frank Leonard, Bucyrus, Ohio. Vay Williams, fMrs. Maudsleyj, Bucyrus Ohio. Sylvia Paschall, fMrs. Millerj, Youngs- town, Ohio. Carrie Rupensberger, tMrs. Arnoldj, de- ceased. John Wentz, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clement Faeth, Columbus, Ohio. Walter Heinlen, Cleveland, Ohio. Class 1900 Edna Bessinger, CMrs. J. W. Wrightj Bucyrus, Ohio. Edna Teel, tMrs. B. Coreyl, Columbus Ohio. Floyd Farquhar, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ursula Mills, Bucyrus, Ohio. Sadie Miller, CMrs. Meredithb, Mansfield Ohio. Beatrice Holbrook, San Bernardino, Calif Pearl Hopley, deceased. Cora Deal, fMrs. Holmesj, Detroit, Mich William Miller, deceased. Olga Winegartner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Garret White, Bucyrus, Ohio. Milton Cobb, deceased. Nelle Smith, CMrs. KinningerJ, deceased Nelle Tapling, CMrs. L. M. SmithJ, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Ora Ross, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ella Gamble, Clvlrs. P. Youngl, Dayton Ohio. . Emma Kehrer, deceased. Stella Faeth, deceased. James Black, Columbus, Ohio. Josie Caldwell, iMrs. C. Metzgerj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Class 1901 Eva Bailey, tMrs. W. Bucherl, Columbus Ohio. Metta Knoedler, tMrs. M. R. Ackermanl Bucyrus, Ohio. Elva Rexroth, CMrs. E. Campbelll, Galion Ohio. Elizabeth Rexroth, Marion, Ohio. Raymond Rexroth, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clara Hoffman, fMrs. C. Gallingerl, Bucy rus, Ohio. Arthur Hauer, Columbus, Ohio. Lois Reid, Chicago, Illinois. Lola Andrews, tMrs. D. Tobiasl, Ven tura, Calif. Ralph Perrott, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frank Jones, Indianapolis, Ind. Blanche Manbeck, tMrs. F. Jonesl, Indian- apolis, Indiana. 'Mus PAGE IS svoNsormD nv SMI'l'll'S snow srrolm Haiti PAGE 91 EM'- Gertrude Hoover, fMrs. Walkerj, deceas- ed. Leo Farquhar, Toledo, Ohio. Ivan Farquhar, Utica, New York. John Kirk, Bucyrus, Ohio. William Fisher, Los Angeles, Calif. Harriet Kramer, Seattle, Washington. Earl Heinle, Cleveland, Ohio. Toinette Lichtenwalter, fMrs. A. Lyonsl Rockford, Illinois. Edith Gravelle, fMrs. Smithj, Crestline Ohio. Class 1902 Charles Cooper, Bucyrus, Ohio. Allan Farquhar, U. S. Navy, New Coronado, Calif. Dudley Feiring, Pasadena, California. Earl Sheffer, deceased. Clarence Neff, Guadolajara, Mexico. John Marshall, Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio Luther Leonard, Los Angeles, Calif. Anna Miller, CMrs. C. Breisingerl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Bertie Rupersberger, CMrs. S. O. Millerl Bucyrus, Ohio. Minta Miller, deceased. Harry Walther, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Johnston, Detroit, Michigan. Earl Hennecke, New York, N. Y. Mildred Gettman, fMrs. A. B. Bradstockj Bucyrus, Ohio. Molly Wentz, deceased. Gertrude Heckert, Columbus, Ohio. Blanche Rutter, fMrs. Worcesterj, Cleve land, Ohio. Fred Matthew, Detroit, Michigan. Ray Laughbaum, deceased. Ida Meyers, CMrs. T. Caseyl, Bucyrus, O Edward Meyers, Bucyrus, Ohio. Blanche Trautman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Minnie Vlfinegartner, CMrs. GoecklerJ Cleveland, Ohio. Barry Mulligan, Washington, D. C. Faggy Forest, fMrs. C. Youngl, Bucyrus 10. Lillian Taming. fMrs. Torrancep, Pitts- burg. Penn. Ascah Humiston, fMrs. Grovesl, Mt. Ver- non, Ohio. Claude Keel, W. Palm Beach, Florida. Lela KSYGS, fMrs. Bondl, Cleveland, Ohio Earl Keyes, Cleveland, Ohio. Blanche Pfleiderer, California, Beliha Beal. KMI-S. A. J. wh't ohio. R. F. D. I ep' Bucyrus -may PAGE 92 lisa-- Class 1903 Robert Miller, Columbus, Ohio. Helen Linn, tMrs. Russell Myersl, Hills- dale, Michigan. Susie Ebert, fMrs. H. Cralll, Bucyrus, O. Winfield Stiefel, deceased. Charles Conklin, Mansfield, Ohio. George Shillinger, deceased. Helen Tobias, fMrs. Philpottl, Calif. Pearl Lichtenwalter, deceased. Vera Price, CMrs. Luther Leonardb, Los Angeles, Calif. Percy Holmes, Bucyrus, Ohio. Urna Sarles, fMrs. Workl, Columbus, O. Verna Sarles, fMrs. Haganj, Houston, Tex. Jessie Dick, deceased. Amelia Schott, CMrs. Snyderl, Bucyrus, O. Raphael Jamison, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Schott, Terre Haute, Indiana. Inio Gamble, fMrs. R. Blackj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Minnie Leifer, CMrs. Keell, W. Palm Beach Florida. Lillian Thoman, CMrs. Smithl, Marion, O. Frank Quilter, deceased. Esther Krauter, CMrs. H. Eshelmanl, Se- ville, Ohio. Edna Pfleiderer, deceased. Class 1 9 04 Lois Neff, CMrs. W. Bristoll, Flushing, N. Y. Grace Hennecke, CMrs. H. A. D'ArcyJ, De- troit, Michigan. Gertrude Colter, Richmond, Va. Dora Eichman, Cleveland, Ohio. Ross Black, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clare Richards, Oak Park, Illinois. Arthur Liebich, Chicago, Illinois. Hazel Holland, fMrs. J. Fisherl, Los An- geles, Calif. Clinton Kiess, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alma Krauter, fMrs. Portmanj, Amherst, Ohio. Mabel Farquhar, iMrs. P. Crawfordl, De- troit, Michigan. Bessie Johnston, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hazel Andrews, fMrs. G. Whitel, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Frank Woodside, Pittsfield, Mass. James Stiefel, Cleveland, Ohio. Ernest Jamison, Detroit, Michigan. Jay Fitzmaurice, Hollywood, Calif. Winfield Munz, Cleveland, Ohio. Brooks Rice, Bucyrus, Ohio. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED HY W. J. SCIIWENCII Roy Wa.lters, Bucyrus, Ohio. Herbert Young, Toledo, Ohio. Harry Kimmerline, address unknown. Joseph Link, Pittsburgh, Pa. Robert Swingley, Columbus, Ohio. Frank Messner, Milwaukee, VVis. Earl Eaton, California. William Smith, Cleveland, Ohio. Mary Henderson, CMrs. I-Ieaterl, Webster Grove, Mo. Cora Derfler, iMrs. Hagemanl, Albany, N. Y. Grace Peters, tMrs. Mohlerl, Cleveland, Ohio. Clara Schieber, Ada, Ohio. Blanche Ledinsky, Columbus, Ohio. Mildred Kern, CMrs. Kiessl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mabel Hartlin, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marie Veil, Cleveland, Ohio. Pearl Schearer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Josephine Etsinger, tMrs. Myersb, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marcella Holmes, fMrs. Carpenterl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Mazie Trautman, deceased. Class 1905 Sylvia Marshall, deceased. Macie Myers, CMrs. C. Krauterl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Elma Mollenkopf, CMrs. Orrie Crallj, Mansfield, Ohio. Ralph Black, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frank Tustson, Menominee, Michigan. Lillian Barth, deceased. Harry Miller, Chicago, Illinois. Bertha Weichold, Columbus, Ohio. Edward Schaffer, Pittsburgh, Pa. Maggie Aidt, fMrs. Stagerj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Iva Hartline, CMrs. Casel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gertrude Bilsing, iMrs. Highj, Madison, Wis. Rose DeWitt, Bucyrus, Ohio. Blanche Beehner, fMrs. F. Hernianj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Laura Gardner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1906 Cora Walther, fMrs. R. Jamisonl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. John Darr, Northampton, Mass. Lycurgus Marshall, Cleveland, Ohio. Bertha Munz, CMrs. George Ryanl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Earl Cook, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Van Voorhis, Marion, Indiana. Irene Tapling, CMrs. DeHartJ, Laramie Wyo. Otto Wagner, Cleveland, Ohio. Judson Geiger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Earl Kinsey, Columbus, Ohio. Nellie Crall, fMrs. E. J. Ellisl, Bucyrus Ohio. Bertha Bogan, tMrs. Barraiderb, Ft. YVay- ne, Indiana. Mary Crall, CMrs. Sturtzj, Bucyrus, Ohio Alma Winegartner, tMrs. R. Kostenbaderj Bucyrus, Ohio. Fern Lichtenwaltefr, Detroit, Michigan. George Ryan, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mabel Meyer, CMrs. BakerJ, Bucyrus, Ohio Delta Dimon, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles WVilliams, Washington. Earl King, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Cora Schott, Bucyrus, Ohio. Fannie Heffelfinger, iMrs. Arch McNealJ Bucyrus, Ohio. Emma Winklefoos, Bucyrus, Ohio. Millie Coe, fMrs. Orthweinj, Toledo, O Grace Rosina, CMrs. Jonesj, Mansfield, O Charles DeHart, Laramie, Wyo. William Unger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1907 Edith Chesney, tMrs. W. G. Carlisleb, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Mildred Eichman, CMrs. R. Bonnerj, Win- nepeg, Manitoba. Wilbur Fisher, Los Angeles, Calif. John Quaintance, Bucyrus, Ohio. Jeanne Vollrath, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carrie Chambers, tMrs. Quaintancej, de- ceased. Wilda Dick, Kansas. ' Lulu Shealy, tMrs. T. PhillipsJ, Chicago Illinois. Louise Lewis, fMrs. Freezej, Chicago, Ill. Clida Knoedler, iMrs. B. Bradenj, Colum bus, Ohio. Rena Nussbaum, fMrs. DonnleyJ,' Arthur McCrory, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Stuber, address unknown. Rebecca Conkle, fMrs. Arthur Beallj, Bu cyrus, Ohio. Hugh Harrop, Detroit, Michigan. William Myers, address unknown. Pearl Derfler, fMrs. C. Musserl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Arthur Schieber, Pittsburgh, Pa. Class 1908 Stella Barth, tMrs. C. Gebhardtj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Walter Beall, Galion, Ohio. Frederick Blicke, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Orpha Coe, Bucyrus, Ohio. Cleo DeLashn1utt, tMrs. J. E. Severinj Fitzgerald, Ga. Grace Dimon, Bucyrus, Ohio. William Gardner, deceased. Mae Hammond, South Bend, Ind. Margaret Johnston, CMrs. Judson Geigerb Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Jolly, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lois Keller, Cleveland, Ohio. Marie Kimmerline, tMrs. A. Schieberj Pittsburgh, Pa. Rosa Kraus, fMrs. W. Himselj, Chicago Ill. Louise Lindner, Toledo, Ohio. Winifield Mahlie, Columbus, Ohio. Mae McCrory, Columbus, Ohio. Chester Meek, Toledo, Ohio. Luella Mollencopf, fMrs. Munzj, deceased Alice Moore, dece-ased. Arthur Neff, Detroit, Michigan. Ernest Neff, deceased. Roscoe Price, Columbus, Ohio. Stella Quaintance, fMrs. Lloyd Meckj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Vella Quaintance, CMrs. Ed. Rinkerj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Mae Schearer, fMrs. Harry Olingerl, Bu- cyrus, .Ohio. Harold Schieber, Iron River, Michigan. Carl Shuster, Tokama, Okla. Paul Sears, Norman, Okla. Edwin Seeger, Wisconsin. Marie Streib, fMrs. B. Larrimerh, Marion Indiana. Edna Vollrath, CMrs. Willamanl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Wilbur White, deceased. Class 1909 Burton Braden, Columbus, Ohio. Homer Foster, Cleveland, Ohio. Violet Fitzer, CMrs. C. Conklej, Akron, O. Cleora Gerhart, CMrs. W. Reesb, L-ake- wood, Ohio. Grace Hartline, fMrs. C. Hoody, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hazel Hammond, South Bend, Indiana. Mary Holmes, CMrs. F. Ewingj, Elizabeth, N. J. Mary Lamb, CMrs. W. Hanoverl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edward Menninger, Los Angeles, Calif. Donna McCreary, CMrs. M. NussbaumJ, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Alice O'Donnell, Cleveland, Ohio. Hazel Heinlen, tMrs. W. Costel1oJ, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Martha Kantzer, tMrs. N. Bretzb, Goshen, Indiana. Wilford Picking, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Scott, deceased. Flossie Stiefel, fMrs. U. Rorickj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frank Sandhammer, Miami, Florida. Rhea Tracht, Bucyrus, Ohio. George Trautman, Columbus, Ohio. Omer, Tum, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1910 Roy Ash, Tilbury, Canada. Carl Assenheimer, Columbus, Ohio. Vally Braden, Akron, Ohio. Sylvia Baumoel, deceased. Helen Barth, Bucyrus, Ohio. Milton Beal, Michigan. Ralph Bilsing, Bucyrus, Ohio. Emmons Coe, Chicago, Illinois. Irene Forrest, tMrs. T. McMahonJ, Cleve- land, Ohio. Mary Hipp, tMrs. R. Longakerb, Pa. Ruth Hoselton, CMrs. W. J. Grahamj, West Virginia. Lillian Heckanhauer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bessie Kiess, tMrs. T. Hendersonb, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Edith Klaiss, deceased. Lindley Sears, Toledo, Ohio. Chester Conkle, Akron, Ohio. Charles Kuehnle, Canton, Ohio. Tena Miller, fMrs. S. A. Leutholdb, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Dealla Menninger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Eva Marshall, CMrs. H. H. Rulel, Colum- bus, Ohio. Curtis Roop, Michigan. Altona Robinson, address unknown. Nellie Shifley, fMrs. Denolsj, Calif. Albert Reinhart, Cleveland, Ohio. Bessie Rinker, fMrs. J. Renkelj, Toledo, Ohio. Cleone Shupp, CMrs. D. M. Snodgrassl, Michigan. Illene Halm, fMrs. C. Uebelhoerb, Bucy- rus, Ohio. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE Hoivm sfronm 'Gif PAGE 93 EGO'- Augusta Meyers, address unknown. Imo Morrow, iMrs. F. Sandhammerl, Fla Reece Philpott, Delaware, Ohio. Roy Knisley, Toledo, Ohio. Marvel Sheckler, CMrs. R. Robbinsj, Fla Inez Sheffer, Chicago, Illinois. Eunice Sullivan, KMrs. Fred Trautmanl Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred White, CMrs. Gardnerj, Middle- tOWn, Ohio. Florence Sherer, CMrs. E. Seegerj, Mil- waukee, Wis. Carl Winegartner, Cleveland, Ohio. Dorsey Wirth, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edna Yaussey, fMrs. W. Schieberj, Tif- fin, Ohio. Augusta Petersilge, CMrs. C. Kantzer Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1911 Ruth Heinlen, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alma Liebich, fMrs. Leel, Columbus, O Blair Ruhl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edison Brown, Cleveland, Ohio. Gladys Shifley, CMrs. Heinlenj, Bucyrus Ohio. Grace Maul, address unknown. Mina Roger, fMrs. Timpel, Canton, Ohio Norma Schell, CMrs. Baumgardnerl, To- ledo, Ohio. Ruth Dick, North Robinson, Ohio. Thomas Henderson, Bucyrus, Ohio. Sallie Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Vollmer, fMrs. R. Staufferj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Mabel Carpenter, deceased. Raymond Rein, Columbus, Ohio. Bormuth Renkert, Kent, Ohio. Millard Schieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Orina Quaintance, deceased. Margaret Schott, iMrs. McFaddenJ, Den- ver, Colorado. Clarence Ahl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Willis Knisley, Toledo, Ohio. Emil Guinther, Brandywine, Ohio. Fred Trautman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1912 Naomi Beal, fMrs. M. Schieberj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Irene Bogan, fMrs. C. Culbersonl, Colum- bus, Ohio. Naomi Durr, fMrs. A. Parcherb, Akron Ohio. -.oegf PAGE 94 E+.- Antonia Eich, fMrs. Virtuej, Bucyrus, O Kathryn Foote, Chicago, Illinois. Elsie Frasch, iMrs. C. Ledinskyl, Detroit, Michigan. Ida Gegenheimer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Enid Hammond, South Bend, Indiana. Bessie Heinlen, deceased. Cora Herr, Indianapolis, Indiana. Lucile Hertzer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Naomi Hipp, CMrs. W. Ashbaughl, Bucy rus, Ohio. Laure Keckstein, fMrs. G. Fegleyb, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Ruth Keller, CMrs. J. W. McCarronJ Cleveland, Ohio. Edith Knoedler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marguerite Kramer, address unknown. Velma Lykens, fMrs. G. Bealb, Bucyrus Ohio. Miriam Myers, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Thornton, CMrs. Hansonl, Toledo, O. Stella Unger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frances Zeigler, fMrs. A. S. Cunninghaml Cleveland, Ohio. George Bockstahler, Toledo, Ohio. Glen Cary, Toledo, Ohio. Clarence DeLasl1mutt, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gale Fegley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Fry, Geneva, Wis. Russell Lamb, Tulsa, Okla. Jacob Marshall, Cleveland, Ohio. Karl Miller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Russell Neff, Bucyrus, Ohio. Milroy Price, Columbus, Ohio. Frederick Renkert, Akron, Ohio. George Secrist, Toledo, Ohio. Alvah Shifley, Galion, Ohio. Cleo Shunk, deceased. Russell Smith, Crestline, Ohio. Victor Vollrath, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1913 YVesley Almy, Chicago, Illinois. Ray Aurand, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ethel Bingham, Alabama. Marion Bliss, Beula, Michigan. Samuel Brown, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bonnie Baker, Mt. Gilead, Ohio. Alice N. Campbell, fMrs. H. Wentzl, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Martha Caris, iMrs. Cressl, New Winches- ter, Ohio. Donald Charlton, deceased. Larah Cook, fMrs. O. Hildebrandl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY R. E. FERGUSON Grace Cosgrove, fMrs. H. Cookj, Marion Ohio. Marie Dufraine, fMrs. I. Bormuthj, Crest- line, Ohio. Dale Flickinger, New York City. Selina Foulk, fMrs. L. J. Carlsonj, Mary- land. Alphonsus Fox, Chicago, Illinois. Carl Gebhardt, Toledo, Ohio. Grace Heiser, fMrs. I-Iuberj, deceased. Martha Hipp, lMrs. J. S. Crawderl, Chi- cago, Illinois. Karl Hurr, deceased. Freda Iams, Cleveland, Ohio. Russell Johnston, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carl Jolly, Bucyrus, Ohio. Constance Keller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gladys, Klossner, fMrs. VV. F. Pfleidererj Bucyrus, Ohio. Fae Linder, Long Beach, Calif. Edgar Linser, Cleveland, Ohio. . Lucile Mader, fMrs. Menningerj, Los An- geles, Calif. Don McClintock, Toledo, Ohio. Nellie Monnette, iMrs. P. Freyl, Geneva Wisconsin. Harry Myers, deceased. Frederick Narragon, Kelly Island. Frank Naugle, address unknown. Raymond Oberlander, Bucyrus, Ohio. Treva Schell, iMrs. C. S. DeLashmuttJ Bucyrus, Ohio. Harry F. Schieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Sherer, QMrs. A. Yausseyl, Bucyrus Ohio. Donald Shultz, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Walter Shupp, Cleveland, Ohio. Martha Smith, CMrs. VV. W. Smelkerj, Co- lumbus, Ohio. Francis Stewart, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Tobias, Columbus, Ohio. Elmer Tum, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Vollmer, Chicago, Ill. Carolyn Walter, lMrs. E. Rossb, Akron, O Class 1914 Carol Vollrath, iMrs. C. A. Lingenfelterj Bucyrus, Ohio. Richard Hertzer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alice Kaler, fMrs. N. Phelpsj, Toledo, O Dudley Smith, Toledo, Ohio. ' Estella Pfleiderer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Sydney Geiger, Chicago, Illinois. Lucile Meyers, fMrs. C. Retterbushj Springfield, Ohio. J Charles Henderson, Seattle, Washington. Zeita Conkle, iMrs. D. Russomb, Wis. Kent Buchanan, Cleveland, Ohio. Helen Menninger, iMrs. A. Ochsl, Fre- mont, Ohio. Douglas Russoni, Wisconsin. Robert Klaiss, Denver, Colorado. Blanche Shealy, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Sharrock, Pittsburgh, Pa. Martha. Neuman, fMrs. C. L. Mahlaj, San- dusky, Ohio. Clare Smith, Columbus, Ohio. Helen Zeller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Fern Bilsing, fMrs. C. E. Magersj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. A Milo Hieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Spreng, California. ' Corinne Lichtenwalter, fMrs. H. Teydellb, Detroit, Michigan. Clarence Dienst, Toledo, Ohio. Cleo Sawyer, .Bucyrus, Ohio. Golda Carpenter, CMrs. E. HughesJ, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Russell McMichael, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Pearl Hurr, fMrs. C. Spiecej, Bucyrus, O. Alice Conklin, fMrs. H. S. Siegelj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. William Dininger, Winchester, Indiana. Vera Mader, fMrs. G. Heckenhauerj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Mildred Snyder, fMrs. R. McMichaelJ, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Allison Parcher, Akron, Ohio. Julia Blair, address unknown. Oweka Woodruff, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wayland Wagner, Plymouth, Michigan. Edith Kramer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Seiser, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Marshall, Cleveland, Ohio. Mary Fitzmaurice, Los Angeles, Calif. Iona Hufnagle, Bucyrus, Ohio. Floyd Snyder, Springfield, Ohio. Hazel Brinkman, CMrs. P. Yausseyj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Nina Fauser, fMrs. J. B. Stonerj, Toledo, Ohio. V Raymond Brown, Fremont, Ohio. Verna Yaussey, fMrs. H. Durrj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harriet Heckler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Francis Lust, Bucyrus, Ohio. Eunice Sandhammer, Kent, Ohio. Zelma Coe, fMrs. A. Shawkl, Bucyrus, O. Allen Markley, Marlboro, Mass. Theresia Michaelis, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1915 John D. Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio. E. Ruth Brown, fMrs. C. Oppenlanderb Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Edsinger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Leota Roop, CMrs. W. L. Bakerj, Marion, Ohio. J. Walter Brown, address unknown. Robert Carroll, Bucyrus, Ohio. Elsie Izin, iMrs. A. Meckj, deceased Lowell Barney, Cleveland, Ohio. Pearl Bilsing, Lima, Ohio. William DeLashmutt, Upper Sandusky, O W. Russell Hauslaib, New York, N. Y. Mary Scott, Bucyrus, Ohio. Rowley Benson, Toledo, Ohio. Grace Hartman, fMrs. Tybomj, Steuben- ville, Ohio. William Jesson, address unknown. L. Stanley Jordan, Worthington, Minn. Lena Ruth, CMrs. Schifferj, Bucyrus, O VVallace Miller, deceased. Ival Athey, New York City. Herbert Rein, Columbus, Ohio. Wilbur Campbell, South Bend, Indiana. Ethel Cook, fMrs. H. Schieberb, Bucyrus Ohio. Murray Pfleiderer, California. Ona Caris, CMrs. G. H. Bascomb, Chicago, Illinois. , Rolla Heinle, Washington. Earl Smith, Dayton, Ohio. Julia Lea, fMrs. R. Spaidb, Crestline, O Carl Rehm, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Meek, Bucyrus, Ohio. David DeHart, Kenton, Ohio. George Bowersox, address unknown. Helen Colter, Bucyrus, Ohio. Fillmore Grauer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Thelma Seeger, fMrs. W. Jeffersj, Brook- lyn, N. Y. Arthur Bauer, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Hennecke, address unknown. Selma Geiger, fMrs. Brownl, Cleveland, O Grace Quaintance, fMrs. F. Kiblerl, Sul- phur Springs, Ohio. George Martin, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lloyd Sharp, Niles, Ohio. Laura Neff, CMrs. C. Whitel, Pine Brook N. J. Julius Bohn, Prin. Ashland H. S., Ashland Ohio. Grace Neff, fMrs. H. Heinzmanj, Cullman Ala. Carl Wert, deceased. Donald Matthew, Bucyrus, Ohio. Margaret Beller, fMrs. H. Wilsonj, Buf falo, New York. Edgar Ensminger, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bessie Ruth, CMrs. E. Lutzj, Bucyrus, O Herbert Neff, Cleveland, Ohio. Class 1916 Ferol Beard, address unknown. Arthur Bittikofer, Toledo, Ohio. Lelia Bittikofer, Sandusky, Ohio. Ruth Wisman, fMrs. Boyle, San Francisco Calif. - Dorthea Brown, Los Angeles, Ohio. Harold Brown, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harlin Campbell, New Market, New Hamp shire. Alice Cary, Toledo, Ohio. Anita Hammond, iMrs. Dettmerj, Palmer ton, Pa. - Milton Diebler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Franklin Donnelly, Cleveland, Ohio. Arthur Donnenwirth, Detroit, Michigan. George Dornblaser, I-Iazelton, Pa. Calvin Drexel, Galion, Ohio. Mabel Reece, fMrs. Ensmingerj, Cleve- land, Ohio. Maurice Fetter, Findlay, Ohio. Josephine Greenich, fMrs. Fosterj, Can ton, Ohio. Mary Fox, Columbus, Ohio. Donna Fralick, deceased. Paul Frazee, Bucyrus, Ohio. . Dorothea Link, CMrs. Gambleh, Cleveland Ohio. Fairy Garvin, fMrs. Gingeryj, Columbus Ohio. Stella Slagle, iMrs. F. Glausserb, River- side, Calif. Marvel Goodrich, CMrs. J. Seitsj, Bucyrus Ohio. Chester Graham, Toledo, Ohio. Spencer Harrop, Detroit, Michigan. Leslie Heinle, Cleveland, Ohio. Franklin Hennecke, New York City. Ione Hertzer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Birk, CMrs. R. Hertzerl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Gladys Heinlen, fMrs. Hiltej, Findlay, O Trolla Klopfenstein, Marion, Ohio. Loren Knell, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Kramer, Columbus, Ohio. Dorothy Peterman, CMrs. Kriegj, Logan Ohio. Ione Lamb, Columbus, Ohio. -if PAGE 95 fgf-W 'rH1s PAGE is sI'oNsonED nv LONG'S snow s'rou.E D GT Charles Lauthers, Chicago, Illinois. Frank Liebich, Chicago, Illinois. Hilda Linser, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carl Mahlie, Middletown, Ohio. Paul Marshall, Cleveland, Ohio. Cary Meyer, Cleveland, Ohio. Mary E. Reid, fMrs. W. Michaelj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Lucille Brinkman, CMrs. Mintlingj, De- troit, Michigan. Martha Monnett, Coronado, Calif. Cyril Myers, Akron, Ohio. Clarence Oppenlander, Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Neff, Vifashington, D. C. Willard Owens, address unknown. Arthur Pfleiderer, NewYork City. Juanita Renkert, Bucyrus, Ohio. Miriam Messner, tMrs. Richardsonl, Cleve- land, Ohio. Hazel O'Brien, fMrs. Risorj, Marion, O Arthur Roley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edith Kloepfer, fMrs. Royerl, Fostoria, O Benjamin Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio. Esther Campbell, fMrs. Seelej, Bucyrus Ohio. Wilbur Scheib, New York City. Ethel Smith, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace Sponseller, Toledo, Ohio. Edna Baumoel, fMrs. Sternj, Cleveland Ohio. Mary Bliss, fMrs. Thompsonl, Milwaukee Wisconsin. Russell Tobias, Columbus, Ohio. Robert Virtue, deceased. Monica Fox, CMrs. Voegelej, Upper San- dusky, Ohio. Freda Vollxner, Dayton, Ohio. Edward Vollrath, Columbus, Ohio. Helen Hartman, fMrs. Wattsl, Bucyrus, O. Arthur Weller, Detroit, Michigan. Austin Yaussey, Bucyrus, Ohio. Iola Jex, CMrs. Morrisj, Columbus, Ohio. Clara Schott, fMrs. Messigl, Bucyrus, O Ludwig Fischer, Findlay, Ohio. Class 1917 Henry Feiring, Calif. Lois Dobbins, CMrs. J. F. McDowellJ Cleveland, Ohio. Charles Hennecke, Chicago, Illinois. Blanche Bauer, Philadelphia, Pa. Pearl Womer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edgar Heiber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gladys Wilson, CMrs. Creffj, Bucyrus, 0 Marie Kohl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Denzel, Stone, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Edythe Lubisky, Cleveland, Ohio. Annie Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Biebighauser, deceased. Ruth Witter, fMrs. Martinl, Bucyrus, O. Ethel Lyons, Bucyrus, Ohio. Arthur Brown, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gertrude Hawkins, fMrs. Bernerj, San Bernardino, Calif. Lucille Ryan, fMrs. Seekingsl, Warren Ohio. Paul Eich, Sulphur Springs, Ohio. Bernice Holt, Lykens, Ohio. Bertha Riddlebaugh, tMrs. Reamj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Ralph Yaussy, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marion Hufnagle, fMrs. Ghistl, Detroit, Michigan. Nannie Hawkins, fMrs. Hoerigerj, Los Angeles, Calif. John Keil, Lima, Ohio. Cecile Roelle, CMrs. W. Michaelj deceased. Franklin Roelle, Cincinnati, Ohio. Gertrude White, fMrs. Danielsj, Detroit, Michigan. Lloyd Leonard, Gary, Indiana. Mary Wise, CMrs. Wattsj, Worthington, O. Loy Eich, Sulphur Springs, Ohio. Mabel Wiseman, fMrs. Moorel, Flagstaff, Ariz. Blanche Miller, CMrs. Hieberl, Lykens, O. John Secrist, Toledo, Ohio. Waine Hord, Nebraska. Inez Heinle, South Bend, Indiana. George Halm, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen McKinstry, CMrs. McMastersJ, Mar- ion, Ohio. Marion Neff, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gaylord Whitman, Corning, Ohio. Alma. Beehner, fMrs. Pfleidererl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bertha Campbell, address unknown. Robert Linser, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Hartman, Middletown, Ohio. Helen Hoover, Lakewood, Ohio. John Keller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Margaret Neff, deceased. Barbara Kantzer. South Bend, Indiana. Orland Reiff, New York, N. Y. Mabel Davenport, fMrs. Turneyl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marie Brandstetter, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dewey Keisling, Buffalo, N. Y. Janet Bowersox, fMrs. Morrisonj, Port- land, Ore. -..ggi PAGE 96 Eg..- 'rms PAGE IS svoivsomcn rn' m. H. lm 'rvrm Class 1918 Owen Osborn, Belle Center, Ohio. Ruth McFadden, tMrs. Robert Lithiserj, Columbus, Ohio. Joseph Hunt, Denver, Colorado. Elma Quaintance, Delaware, Ohio. Hazel Stuckman, CMrs. Blairj, Pasadena, California. Arch Lea, Bucyrus, Ohio. Norma Menninger, Cleveland, Ohio. Rebecca Kent, Chicago, Illinois. James Beal, Marion, Ohio. Miriam Shupp, Cleveland, Ohio. Edwin Whitter, Columbus, Ohio. Esther Bertram, fMrs. S. Harropj, Detroit, Michigan. Lillian Yaussy, fMrs. Clyde Zimmermanj, Bucyrus, R. R. Tekla Benz, Cleveland, Ohio. John Foulke, Detroit, Michigan. Helen Rauth, fMrs. F. Hydingerl, New Washington, Ohio. Viola Coe, tMrs. R. Shawkl, Bucyrus, O. Marcella Monnett, iMrs. M. Fosterl, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Carey Croneis, Chicago, Ill. Grace Benton, Canton, Ohio. George Seible, Bucyrus, Ohio. Miriam Orthwein, CMrs. Blackfordl, Mans- field, Ohio. Alma Auck, tMrs. C. A. McNealJ, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bernice Bacon, iMrs. G. Halej, Bucyrus, O Gorden Jex, Detroit, Michigan. Mercile Laughbaum, CMrs. L. F. Hurdj, Columbus, Ohio. Orsella Temple, fMrs. Rossmanl, Broken- sword, Ohio. Dimmie Scott, iMrs. R. D. Winchl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Forrest Hammaker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Lust, fMrs. Leitzyb, Bakersfield, California. Fred Messner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ella Meck, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marguerite Jordan, Los Angeles, Calif. Ruth Helen Albright, fMrs. H. Pinderl, Woodville, Ohio. Walter Michael, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Harvey, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace Williams, iMrs. C. Croneisb, Chi- cago, Illinois. Helen Hufnagle, fMrs. H. Roellej, Cleve- land, Ohio. Wayland Flohr, Sacramento, California. Helen Fisher, deceased. Ivan Graham, Marion, Ohio. Irene Lust, fMrs. A. L. Lizeyl, Cleveland, Ohio. Alma Keller, fMrs. N. G. Parrish, Akron, Ohio. Ruth McCarron fMrs. R. Lynchj, Piqua, O. Fred Neff, Washington, D. C. Lillian Lubisky, address unknown. Ida Rogers, fMrs. D. Kellerl, Canton, O. Mildred Stiefel, fMrs. H. Wurtembergerj Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Flocken, Bucyrus, Ohio. Persis Buerkle, fMrs. Hoy Wagnerl, Fred ericktown, Ohio. Elven Epply, Duluth, Wisconsin. Ruth Clark, CMrs. J. Strachel, Chicago, Illinois. Loretta Krauth, address unknown. Florence Oberlander, fMrs. Ivan Howard? Marion, Ohio. Myron Wilcox, Mansfield, Ohio. Zella Steiger, fMrs. E. Snavelyl, Alliance, Ohio. Margaret Monnett. fMrs. E. B. Williamsj New York, N. Y. Helma Beer, fMrs. G. Gehrigj, Marion, O. Samuel Dinkle, Bucyrus, Ohio. R. R. Marie Heckler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Hartline, Mansfield, Ohio. Florence Neff, deceased. Naomi Ackerman, fMrs. J. C. Hazenj, Bu cyrus, Ohio. Harry Halm, Bucyrus, Ohio. Florence Hoover, Miami, Florida. Mary Garvin, iMrs. D. Hordl, Marion, O. Russel Sullivan, Chicago, Illinois. Class 1919 Kenneth Auck, Columbus, Ohio. Anthony Fox, Rochester, N. Y. Elsie Schiebe-r, fMrs. C. D. Lerchj, Bucy rus, Ohio. Helen Didie, iMrs. G. E. McBethJ, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Florence Bertram, deceased. Dorothy Davenport, Bucyrus, Ohio. Henry Lowmiller, Columbus, Ohio. Lucile Metzger, fMrs. A. C. Wagnerj Cleveland, Ohio. Audrey Hammond, fMrs. G. F. Fennerl Detroit, Michigan. Grace Schoolfield, CMrs. H. Benedictj Delaware, Ohio. Eleanor Carroll, fMrs. F. Roellel, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. Frederick Lea, Marion, Ohio. Marjorie Faulkner, CMrs. H. Placej, Gal- ion, Ohio. Kathryn White, lMrs. K. Sonnersl, Del- aware, Ohio. Ethel Dapper, CMrs. H. Halmj, Bucyrus, O. Grace Parks, tMrs. I. VVinnerJ, Sycamore, Ohio. Nellie Scott, tMrs. Hortonl, Warren, O Lucile McClintock, QMrs. L. BellerJ, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Mable VVaffner Warren Ohio Ruth Kneght, 'qMrs. Rf Heill, Cleveland, Ohio. Clayton Gerhart, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Rush, CMrs. R. Hartlinel, Mansfield, Ohio. Esther Hauck, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Heiber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Emma Hartman, iMrs. G. Shaefferl, Bucy rus, Ohio. Arden Wisman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clementine Keckstein, CMrs. J. Gabriell Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Belle Shields, fMrs. Dr. Rosnaglej London, Ohio. Ethel Reece, Columbus, Ohio. Ruth Marshall, fMrs. K. Auckb, Colum bus, Ohio. Raymond Hise, Cleveland, Ohio. Ilo Seiser, fMrs. D. Parselj, Bucyrus, O. Cecile Scott, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace Greenick, iMrs. Zearleh, Cincinnati, Ohio. Clarence Broughton, address unknown. Mildred Gehret, fMrs. D. Goodwinl, Bucy rus, Ohio. Izetta Lyons, fMrs. A. Wellerj, Columbus, Ohio. Harriet Barger, Cleveland, Ohio. Omah Wilmoth, CMrs. R. Forneyj, Colum bus, Ohio. George Geiger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Neff, Toledo, Ohio. Miriam Startsman, fMrs. Andrewsj, Co lumbus, Ohio. Lois Chambers, Marion, Ohio. Helen Wise, Bucyrus, Ohio. Margaret Harvey, lMrs. R. Neffj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Aura Pfeifer, fMrs. H. Cooperb, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gena Hail, Akron, Ohio. Class 1920 Gerald Seeger, Evanston, Illinois. Clara Hall, fMrs. H. Kiblerj, Bucyrus, O Howard Schieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carol Auck, Detroit, Michigan. Robert Ahl, Columbus, Ohio. Donald Assenheimer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Russell Beam, Middletown, Ohio. Florence Brown, fMrs. W. Friedl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Gertrude Cretcher, fMrs. Valentinel, Chi- cago, Illinois. Andrew DeHart, Akron, Ohio. Donna Dobbins, CMrs. C. E. Rinkerl, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Edwin Ensminger, California. Vonetta Fetter, fMrs. C. Statonj, Bucyrus Ohio. Ross Flickinger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Kiess, fMrs. Kurtzj, Cleveland, O Roma Knell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Merlyn Ledyard, Detroit, Michigan. Clair Lerch, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Lynn, Bucyrus, Ohio. Perry Weller, Youngstown, Ohio. Ida Lust, Bucyrus, Ohio. Meredith Lichtenwalter, Detroit, Michigan Thelma Williams, CMrs. T. Schwartzkopfl Middletown, Ohio. Ethel Quaintance, Cleveland, Ohio. Phillip Herron, Kenton, Ohio. James Witter, Mansfield, Ohio. Fred Van Kaenel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marie Hastings, CMrs. Leidelj, Detroit Michigan. Orval Gundrum, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace Heinlen, iMrs. A. Greenj, Cleve- land, Ohio. Lillian Huey, CMrs. N. Siedell, Cleveland Ohio. Marcellena Hufnagle, fMrs. A. 'DeHartJ Akron, Ohiol. Clifford Jones, Columbus, Ohio. Mildred Kibler, Shelby, Ohio. John Kerr, Detroit, Michigan. Claude Sharer, Cleveland, Ohio. Russel Becker, Columbus, Ohio. John Conklin, Erie, Pa. Emmet Brinkman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace McMichael, Cincinnati, Ohio. Julia McFadden, fMrs. Millerj, Columbi- ana, Ohio. Gladys Martinitz, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ross McMichael, Mansfield, Ohio. Calvin Meek, Toledo, Ohio. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED IIY IIAZLEY MEAT MARKET --oggi PAGE 97 3-ku.- George McBeth, Bucyrus, Ohio. Georgia O'Brien, Bucyrus, Ohio. Sherman Myers, address unknown. Ruth Peterman, Columbus, Ohio. Aaron Pfleiderer, Mansfield, Ohio. Louise Neuman, deceased. Willard Shawk, Independence, Ohio. Aileen Rarick, fMrs. M. Fatej, Winchester Ohio. Robert Ruthruff, Detroit, Michigan. Vela Weller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Wurtenberger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bernice Brehman, Sulphur Springs, Ohio Edith Milliken, fMrs. Oberlanderj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Wilbert Knappenberger, Chatfield, Ohio. Ethel Arbuckle, fMrs. Allenj, Longbeach California. Veda Ried, fMrs. R. W. Belll, Lorain, O George Rilling, Anna, Ohio. Harvey Sharer, Buffalo, N. Y. Ethel Steifel, fMrs. B. Sawyerb, Bucyrus, Ohio. Thayer Schwartzkopf, Middletown, Ohio. Marjorie Smith, Bucyrus, Ohio. Pauline Shockey, Bowling Green, Ohio. Pauline Snyder, fMrs. Quillanj, Greens ville, Pa. Ervin Unger, Marion, Ohio. ' Olga Welty, CMrs. F. Von Kaenelj, Bucy rus, Ohio. Elizabeth Vollmer, Chicago, Illinois. Eleanor Wise, CMrs. Myersj, Columbus, O. Class 1921 Frederick Abendroth, Mansfield, Ohio. Harry Ahl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dane Andrews, Hartford, Conn. Helen Beran, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Bertram, fMrs. Marquardtl, De troit, Michigan. Julliard Blicke, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frederick Bieber, deceased. Carrie Bittikofer, Sulphur Springs, Ohio. Gertrude Brandstetter, Youngstown, Ohio. Ellsworth Class, New Orleans, La. Edward DeTurk, Bucyrus, Ohio. Catherine Donnenwirth, fMrs. J. Hixen baughj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Walter Durr, Cleveland, Ohio. Janette Dwire, CMrs. H. Schieberj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Allene Fligor, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Graetz, Clarksburg, West Virginia. Lawrence Grauer, Holmes Liberty, Ohio. Mary Graham, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Haines, Bucyrus, Ohio. Norma Haller, fMrs.M . Cookl, California. Russell, Hammer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Chester Hauck, Detroit, Michigan. Clarence Hipp, Sandusky, Ohio. Alta Holmes, fMrs. C. A. Walsarthy, Mans- field, Ohio. Watson Hovis, Chicago, Illinois. Freda Hufnagle, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wilma Hutchinson, Cincinnati, Ohio. Stanley Johnson, Toledo, Ohio. Miriam Jones, tMrs. J. Conklinl, Erie, Pa. William Keefe, Mansfield, Ohio. Alice Kepler, fMrs. A. S. Leab, Bucyrus, O. Myron Kiess, Shawnee, Okla. Raymond Kiess, Bucyrus, Ohio. Russell Klopfenstein, New York, N. Y. Altha Knappenberger, fMrs. J. C. Holtj, Grafton, W. Va. Carl Knell, Galion, Ohio. Carl Krauter, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Kurtz, Cleveland, Ohio. La Verne Kurtz, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Lamb, Bucyrus, Ohio. RutlfLight, flvlrs. C. Briegelj, Butler, Ind. Ivan Lust, Cleveland, Ohio. Inez Margraff, fMrs. Walter Durrj, Cleve- land, Ohio. James McKinley, deceased. William Nedele, Mansfield, Ohio. Emmett Neff, Columbus, Ohio. Harold Nussbaum, Fostoria, Ohio. Willis Parks, Mansfield, Ohio. Thelma Quaintance, CMrs. F. Kellerj, Elyria, Ohio. Richard Sears, Cleveland, Ohio. Lester Schiefer, Toledo, Ohio. Harold Schuckert, Syracuse, N. Y. Helen Sherer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen K. Sherer, Whetstone, Ohio. Esther Smith, Bucyrus, Ohio. Naomi Smith, CMrs. C. Sourwinej, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Glenn Spahr, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Elizabeth Stone, CMrs. R. Bashj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lois Temple, CMrs. R. Millironj, Shelby, O. Walton Volk, deceased. Wilbur Volk, Miami, Fla. Talitha Walters, fMrs. H. Fauserj, Ports- mouth, Ohio. Lois Weisel, fMrs. G. Spahrb, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Martha Weller, deceased. tif PAGE 98 Esc- THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED nv lm. F. P. LEONAILD . Class 1922 Edward Kenney, Cincinnati, Ohio. Martha Mollencopf, tMrs. H. McMichaelJ Bucyrus, Ohio. Lawrence Foulke, Bucyrus, Ohio. Maybelle Schieber, fMrs. C. Hoilesj, Bu cyrus, Ohio. Clinton Ackerman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Caroline Assenheimer, fMrs. E. Driscollj Bucyrus, Ohio. Alice Allen, tMrs. C. Jollyj, Bucyrus, O Robert Bogan, Detroit, Michigan. Dorothy Arbuckle, iMrs. C. Hauckj, De troit, Michigan. Oliver Bender, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Bieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. William Blowers, deceased. Gladys Brown, CMrs. R. Fossl, Lima, O Dwight Brainard, Dayton, Ohio. Anna Blosier, fMrs. C. Spiegell, Toledo Ohio. Harold Bosse, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carol Bacon, Bucyrus, Ohio. Selma Bohn, tMrs. E. Kanodej, Bucyrus Ohio. Harold Berry, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Blackford, fMrs. R. Althousej Bucyrus, Ohio. Edwin Bilsing, Crestline, Ohio. Estella Berry, fMrs. Arthur Andrewsl Bucyrus, Ohio. Richard Baird, Cleveland, Ohio. Charity Boyer, fMrs. B. P. Sullivanj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Edna Beer, CMrs. F. Linaweanerj, Akron Ohio. Gerald Couts, Cardington, Ohio. Josephine Bruhen, tMrs. V. ShumakerJ Bucyrus, Ohio. Wellington Cristee, Columbus, Ohio. Lela Brinkman, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Carroll, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lucile Crum, fMrs. W. H. Funderburkej Ft. Louderdale, Fla. Edwin Caskey, North Robinson, Ohio. Faythe Campbell, fMrs. G. Geigerj, de- ceased. Lawrence Chamberlain, address unknown Anna Charleston, Sulphur Springs, Ohio Harry Crall, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Dinkle, fMrs. John Stricklerb Sulphur Springs, Ohio. Lloyd Deerwester, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lucille Dillman, address unknown. Warren Dunkle, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Davenport, iMrs. P. Silvernalej Chicago, Illinois. Roy Durr Ottumwa, Iowa. Lucile Frost, CMrs. Housebergj, Bucyrus Ohio. Irene Fell, iMrs. H. E. Wolfj, Toledo, O James Fox, Cleveland, Ohio. Dorothy Ekleberry, iMrs. Silbaughy, Hol- lywood, Calif. Eveline Eich, CMrs. Calvin Millerl, ad- dress unknown. George Ekleberry, Hollywood, California. Dorrine Hertzer, fMrs. H. Hansel, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Cleo Gossman, Cleveland, Ohio. Ruth Henderson, fMrs. YV. Parksl, Mans- field, Ohio. Merrill Grove, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ida Heitzman, iMrs. R. Lowery, Galion Ohio. George Grover, Celina, Ohio. Hazel Huey, fMrs. Carl Mainkej, Cleve- land, Ohio. John Harrison, Bucyrus, Ohio. Laura Hayes, CMrs. W. Hoffsisj, Wooster, Ohio. Deane Hufnagle, Toledo, Ohio. Florence Jacobs, Sulphur Springs, Ohio. Milton Green, Marion, Ohio. Robert Klopfenstein, Washington Pa. Velma Korner, fMrs. Koonsj, Marion, O Lloyd Kurtz, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gertrude Kloepfer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Walter Green, Mansfield, Ohio. Ethel Leonard, fMrs. Clinton Ackermanj Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Michaelis, fMrs. C. Christmanj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Charles McMichael, Cincinnati, Ohio. Norma Lutz, CMrs. W. Neffj, Gallon, O Elvin Lutz, Cincinnati, Ohio. Helen Ludwig, fMrs. Schoppertl, Colum- bus, Ohio. Harold McMichael, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles McMichael, Bucyrus, Ohio. Verletta Moore, fMrs. H. K. Pirnstillj Bucyrus, Ohio. Stanley Marzolf, Columbus, Ohio. Naomi Morton, tMrs. C. Vollmerj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Albert May, address unknown. Florence McKnight, CMrs. R. Walter- housel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lola O,Brien, tMrs. H. Berryj, Toledo, O Lee Miller, Detroit, Michigan. Freda McPeak, fMrs. O. Steigerl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Milton Meek, Akron, Ohio. Marion Nussbaum, iMrs. H. Smithj, Tole- do, Ohio. Beran Miller, Mansfield, Ohio. Thelma Pfleiderer, fMrs. C. Batesl, Gal- ion, Ohio. Heinrich Pirnstill, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Pfahler, lMrs. L. A. Adamsl, Mansfield, Ohio. Richard Noyer, Columbus, Ohio. Helen Peterman, Columbus. Ohio. Sennett Miller, Chicago, Illinois. Bernice Stump, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Sharp, Niles, Ohio. Beulah Snavely, iMrs. Oberlanderl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Vitelius Scott, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wilma Seeger, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Ulmer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Florence Stuck, fMrs. A. Pfleidererj, Mansfield, Ohio. Artho Stailey, Cleveland, Ohio. Margaret Sheetz, CMrs. 'NortonJ, Colum- bus, Ohio. Harold Strickler, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Juanita Stuckey, CMrs. C. Moyj, Colum- bus, Ohio. George Shanks, Toledo, Ohio. Paul Schott, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alice Robey, Bucyrus, Ohio. Blair Ryland, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ethel Royer, iMrs. F. Yeagerl, Detroit, Michigan. Edith Ryland, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Rinker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Florence Ulmer, fMrs. Reffeyb, Chicago, Illinois. Edna Thatcher, Caledonia, Ohio. Martha Vollmer, fMrs. C. Grahamj, Chi- cago, Illinois. Leo Vollrath, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Von Keanel, Castalia, Ohio. Edith Yeomans, Cleveland, Ohio. William Wise, Bucyrus, Ohio. VVanda Welch, fMrs. F. Bentonl, address unknown. Carolyn Ward, iMrs. E. Ackermanj, Youngstown, Ohio. Tilly Welty, fMrs. M. Kurtzb, Bucyrus, O. Margaret Weber, deceased. Class 1923 Charles Klein, Toledo, Ohio. Marjorie Jones, Cleveland, Ohio. Lucile Volk, Columbus, Ohio. Robert McMichael, Cleveland, Ohio. William Wagner, Navy. Off the Coast of Delaware. Catherine Fox, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bertha Zimmerman, fMrs. B. Grahamj, Tiffin, Ohio. VVarren Shawk, Bucyrus, Ohio. Cecil McCurdy, Fostoria, Ohio. Eleanor White, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Lowmiller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Jacob Sheetz, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Nickum, Bucyrus, Ohio. Emerson Smith, Akron, Ohio. Paul Upham, Peidmont, W. Va. Mabel Pfeiffer, fMrs. E. Stumpb, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Pearl Klink, CMrs. Hodgsonj, Sycamore, Ohio. Eldee Nelson, Schenectady, N. Y. Lucile Klopfenstein, fMrs. I-Ioelzelb, Mans- field, Ohio. Willis Richards, Lorain, Ohio. Alpha Swartz, fMrs. Leel, Toledo, Ohio. May Ghist, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edmund Ackerman, Youngstown, Ohio. Anna Louise Niederheiser, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothea Bowman, CMrs. W. Eynonj, Can- ton, Ohio. Norman Leimenstoll, Bucyrus, Ohio. Norman I-Ieiby, Bucyrus, Ohio. Esther Beiber, iMrs. Slackfordj, Milwau- kee, Wis. Lue-lla Stetzer, fMrs. L. Vogtb, Bucyrus, O. Culver McKinley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bernadine Beran, Bucyrus, Ohio. Millard Foucht, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Taylor, Bucyrus, Ohio. Elnora Walker, fMrs. J. Bealj, Kenton, O. Virginia Wise, Bucyrus, Ohio. Richard VVentz, Cleveland, Ohio. Odessa O'Brien, Bucyrus, Ohio. Leonard Boke, Cicero, Illinois. Muriel Class, Shelby, Ohio. Evelyn Sherer, CMrs. Messingerl, Toledo, Ohio. Carl Baker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Lea, fMrs. Herman Conradl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Irene Ulmer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clarence Schoolfield, Cincinnati, Ohio. TI-IIS PAGE Ii SPONSORED BY AMERICAN DISPLAY BOOTH CORP. -.0625 PAGE 99 Ego-- Rowena Shupp, Cleveland, Ohio. Norma Lerch, Barberton, Ohio. Emerson Leuthold, Bucyrus, Ohio. Violet Bonin, Bucyrus, Ohio. Muriel Crall, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Metcalf, Marion, Ohio. Marguerite Couts, Akron, Ohio. Jeanette Fligor, fMrs. I. Campbellj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Earl Grau, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lois Grau, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Rilling, iMrs. S. W. Neeleyj, To- ledo, Ohio. Robert Shumaker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Gerish, Fremont, Ohio. Margaret Powers, Chicago, Illinois. James Ahl, Columbus, Ohio. Edna Durigg, CMrs. Griffthi, Cincinnati, Ohio. Leo Oberlander, Marion, Ohio. Catherine O'Donnell, Cleveland, Ohio. Mildred Berry, fMrs. F. W. Millerl, Springfield, Ohio. John Sears, Cleveland, Ohio. Edna Monnette, fMrs. C. Moonj, New York, N. Y. Mary Kish, deceased. John Walker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Arlene Rice, tMrs. Brooksl, Pamona, Calif Eleanor McIlvaine, Toledo, Ohio. Harold Stebbins, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Geneva McHenry, tMrs. W. Lightj, Belle-- vue, Ohio. Edwin Sand, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Loverich, New York City. Mary Secrist, Maumee, Ohio. Ma-rgaretta Hollenbaugh, fMrs. Flanneryj, Seattle, Washington. Corliss Myers, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bertha McKihbens, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Schieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clark Temple, Bucyrus, Ohio. Florence Magee, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charlotte Monnette, fMrs. Allan Farquharj Cornado, Calif. Robert Noyer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Phyllis Myers, Arizona. Harry McCurdy, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace Lust, Bucyrus. Ohio. Isabel McFarland, Evanston, Illinois. Franklin Weiler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Goldie Mutchler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lucile Bickford, Columbus, Ohio. Edward Pfleiderer, Columbus, Ohio, Velma Gwinner, tMrs. W. Bennettj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Virginia Rice, iMrs. P. Holdenj, Colum- bus, Ohio. Robert Ebert, Elyria, Ohio. Callie Jacobs, tMrs. F. Fritzj, Bucyrus, O. Mary Funk, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Robert McCarron, Cleveland, Ohio. Kenneth Christman, Paradena, Calif. Lois Schieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Ricksecker, fMrs. E. S. Spadej, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Alton Haller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Cordelia Gaa, fMrs. Carverj, Bucyrus, O. Donald Gaa, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Gaa, tMrs. R. Boganj, Detroit, Michigan. Hazel Pfleiderer, fMrs. Colemanj, Detroit, Michigan. Paul Robertson, California. Margaret I-Iartle, address unknown. Carrie Sell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Stephen Harter, Columbus, Ohio. Wayne Myers, Lima, Ohio. Kathryn Greer, fMrs. Fligorj, Toledo, O. Mary Hartman, Cleveland, Ohio. Donald Boyer, deceased. Paul Unger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gladys Savage, CMrs. R. Millerb, South Bend. Indiana. Class 1024 Margaret Baker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Swank, Columbus, Ohio. Gertrude Corey, Columbus, Ohio. Carl Frank, Bucyrus, Ohio. Viola Cook, Toledo, Ohio. Charles Ghist, Maninstee, Michigan. Mildred Schaeffer, fmarriedb, address un- known. Bernard Walter, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mabel Snavely, Bucyrus, Ohio. George Miller, address unknown. Nana Steinmetz, fMrs. Schnabelj, Bucyrus, Ohio. George Harris, California. Emily Weber, Detroit, Michigan. Nellie Zeller, Tiro, Ohio. Frances Zincke, fMrs. McCausland5, Cleveland, Ohio. Park Lutz, Painesville, Ohio. Hazel Welty, Canton, Ohio. Carl Roberts, Athens, Ohio. Mary Athey, tMrs. H. Cralli, Bucyrus, O. Robert Ackerman, San Francisco, Calif. Dorothy Rittner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Allen. Columbus, Ohio. Wm. Gillam, Bedford, Ohio. Elizabeth MacDonald, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Foulk, Detroit, Michigan. Lois Crall, tMrs. Brewerj, Ada, Ohio. Robert Givin, Galion, Ohio. Margaret Cooney, Bucyrus, Ohio. Myron Kennedy, Goshen, Indiana. Bertha Schaber, Athens, Ohio. Emma R. Linn, fMrs. J. Philipsj, Shelby Ohio. Cecelia Lease, Cincinnati, Ohio. Gerald Heckert, Bucyrus, Ohio. Eleanor Kuebler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harlan Stuckman, Akron, Ohio. Marie Unger, Columbus, Ohio. Florence Schieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edwin Gearhart, Bucyrus, Ohio. Florence Dininger, fMrs. Shaferb, Bucyrus Ohio. Edwin Greenich, Bucyrus, Ohio. Pearl Taylor, Cleveland, Ohio. Laura Gearhart, Bucyrus, Ohio. Katherine I-Ieiskell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Smith, Toledo, Ohio. Pearl Deisler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Roland Rice, Columbus, Ohio. Lois Morton, tMrs. P. Boganj, Coshocton Ohio. David Rogers, Akron, Ohio. Velma McBetl1, deceased. James Beam, New Castle, Pa. Richard Sprow, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Schuler, Chicago, Ill. Ernest Shealy, Cleveland, Ohio. Imo Reece, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frederick Greenich, Columbus, Ohio. Mary Keller, CMrs. B. L. Linnj, Bucyrus Ohio. Lucile Snavely, Bucyrus, Ohio. June Hoover, CMrs. McKaneJ, Crestline Ohio. Russel Heft, address unknown. Mabel Hapeslagh, Youngstown, Ohio. Warren Leuthold, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mabel Klein, Middletown, Ohio. Dorothea Lichty, Kenton, Ohio. Voyle Seibel, fMrs. Howard Nussbaumj Bucyrus, Ohio. Homer McDougal, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Alice Sears, McCutchinsville, Ohio. Nina Lust, South Bend, Ind. John Lowmiller, Columbus, Ohio. Ernestine Metzger, fMrs. H. Volkej Cleveland, Ohio. George Moore, Hubbard, Ohio. fp G THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED IIY S: A. LEUTHOLD - -ji A E 100 Helen Miller, iMrs. P. Lutzj, Painsville, Ohio. Gail Pinney, Marion, Ohio. Geneva Moore, Bucyrus, Ohio. Cecil Rhoads, Mansfield, Ohio. Lois McKeehen, fMrs. Chalfantj, Colum- bus, Ohio. Clinton Stevenson, San Diego, Calif. Helen M. Phelps, Cleveland, Ohio. Lowell Sherer, Erie, Pa. Millie Peterman, Columbus, Ohio. Leslie Siegman, Ashland, Ohio. Esther Oppenlander, Bucyrus, Ohio. Graden Sobers, address unknown. Annabel Winemiller, Crestline, Ohio. Helen Tallman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bertha Walters, Bucyrus, Ohio. Theodore Graetz, Marion, Ohio. Lola B. Warner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Link, Fremont, Ohio. Mary Rinker, fMrs. W. Schuckelrtj, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Alton Smith, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clara Rizer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Naomi Rein, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Corwin, Rome, N. Y. Evelyn Schieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Pledis Lindsey, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wilbur Kennedy, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1925 Donald Auck, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edward Beer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wilford Bennett, Bucyrus, Ohio. Floyd Berry, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Blowers, CMrs. R. Bairdj, Cleveland, Ohio. Robert Breisinger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Brinkman, Boston, Mass. Eleanor Christman, CMrs. John Peiferj, Toledo, Ohio. Evelyn Class, Bucyrus, Ohio. Evelyn Conkle, Bucyrus, Ohio. Michael Cooney, Athens, Ohio. Marvel Cosgrove, Bucyrus, Ohio. Roy Cotsamire, Bucyrus, Ohio. Louida Cox, fMrs. Wayne WhitmeyerJ, Bucyrus, Ohio. Darwin Crall, Detroit, Michigan. Richard Croneis, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kenneth Dapper, Bucyrus, Ohio. Thurlow Deisler, Mt. Gilead, Ohio. Irene Diedrich, CMrs. L. Davisj, address unknown. Virginia Dwire, Bucyrus, Ohio. Walter Fox, Cleveland, Ohio. Gerald Freese, Galion, Ohio. Gerald Gaa, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lucile Gerstenslager, fMrs. Haffnerj Bucyrus, Ohio. Naomi Haines, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary K. Hancock, iMrs. F. Haalal, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Bernice Hauck, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alice Hawk, Bucyrus, Ohio. Erma Heckert, Bucyrus, Ohio. Calvin Heinlen, Columbus, Ohio. Richard Hollenbaugh, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carroll Johnson, Toledo, Ohio. Walter Judd, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Kennedy, fMrs. Placej, Wheeling, W. Va. Donald Kerr, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Kehrer, Bucyrus, Ohio. John N. Kitchen Bucyrus, O io , h . Wade Koons, Wittenberg College, Spring- field, Ohio. Marvel Korner, iMrs. Wilbur Reinl, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Margaret Klopfenstein, fMrs. James Mc- Bridej, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Long, Columbus, Ohio. Bithia Linton, Columbus, Ohio. Wallace Monnette, Bucyrus, Ohio. Sarah Miller, Cleveland, Ohio. Jessie McCurdy, Bucyrus, Ohio. Orthilda Miller, Lima, Ohio. Margaret McKinley, fMrs. Parsell, Bucy- rus, Ohio. George Miller, Mansfield, Ohio. Ethel Mutchler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Maurice McMichael, Mansfield, Ohio. Howard Nussbaum, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edwin Neumann, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edwin Norton, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Niederheiser, fMrs. Robertsj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Ruth Oakwood, fMrs. C. Friendl, Jack- son, Michigan. Floyd O'Brien, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Pfisterer, Columbus, Ohio. Nellie Patton, fMrs. Ballb, Bucyrus, Ohio George Pfleiderer, Boston, Masso. Dorothy Peterman, fMrs. C. Eversl, Bu cyrus, Ohio. Donald Ritter, Bucyrus, Ohio. Franklin Roberts, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hilda Reinemeyer, Columbus, Ohio. Geneva Rasey, fMrs. McMichaelJ, Mans- field, Ohio. Harry Rowalt, Sandusky, Ohio. Pearl Oberlander, fMrs. Clark Crallj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Miriam Schwartzkopf, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Stein, CMrs. Clingerb, Bucyrus, O Faythe Sponseller, Toledo, Ohio. Hazel Sponseller, Toledo, Ohio. Carlisle Shafer, University of Iowa. Robert Stewart, Toledo, Ohio. lola Shumaker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Seiser, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Harold Schwartz, Cleveland, Ohio. Martha Shanks, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dorothy Schieber, Cleveland, Ohio. Ethel Swank, Columbus, Ohio. Morris Sharer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Selma Stuckert, Bucyrus, Ohio. Virginia L. Smith, Columbus, Ohio. Izetta Stone, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gladys Trout, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frances Thompson, Delaware, Ohio. Roland Timson, Marion, Ohio. Pauline Taylor, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harry Vollrath, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hazel Winzenreid, Columbus, Ohio. Paul Weiler, North Robinson, Ohio. Class 1926 Harry Arnold, Navy, South Carolina. Elma Ash, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gretchen Baker, Columbus, Ohio. Martha Baker, Columbus, Ohio. Marcella Bertram, fMrs. Paul Brickerj Detroit, Michigan. Marshall Bickford, Cleveland, Ohio. John Bieber, O. S. U. Columbus, Ohio. Henry Bohrman, Columbus, Ohio. Magdelene Bosse, Toledo, Ohio. Frederick Crall, Granville, O. Robert Craven, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clarice Davenport, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Davis, Cleveland, Ohio. Anna Didie, Bucyrus, Ohio. Earl Durr, Columbus, Ohio. Genevieve Eckleberry, fMrs. Donald Feter- rerJ, Carey, Ohio. Charles Etsinger, Athens, Ohio. Edith Ferrall, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gordon Flickinger, Toledo, Ohio. Mary Foulk, Columbus, Ohio. Mary Fox, fMrs. Wm. Heathj, address un- known. 'rms PACE is svovsonmm v . .- , ' A . . Il IONFS' Avro smn ICF -..ggi PAGE 101 EN.- Marjorie Gerard, CMrs. DeVolJ, Bucyrus Ohio. Charles Gerster, Columbus, Ohio. Irene Gestenslager, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clara Ghist, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Grant, Columbus, Ohio. Martha Graetz, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Hagmaier, Tiffin, Ohio. Lilah Haines, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Heinlen, Bucyrus, Ohio. Eleanor Irwin, Massachusetts. Helen Jones, iMrs. Gillaml, Bedford, O. Joseph Keefe, Cleveland, Ohio. Frederick Keller, Akron, Ohio. George Kennedy, Goshen, Indiana. Harry Kern, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Kiess, XVestern Reserve Uni. Cleveland, Ohio. Lucille Kline, Bucyrus, Ohio. Rollen Koons, Ohio Wesleyan, Delaware, O Mary Korn, Cleveland, Ohio. Helen Kramer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Eugene Kraut, Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Lea, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Leuthold, Bucyrus, Ohio. Albert Lewis, New York, N. Y. Margaret Liggett, Bucyrus, Ohio. Rhea Lindsey, Bucyrus, Ohio. Leslie Linn, Uni. of Cincinnati, Ohio. Pearson Linn, Bucyrus, Ohio. Arline Lohr, CMrs. Richard Sprowj, Bucy rus, Ohio. Paul Marggraf, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Marquis, Marion, Ohio. Jane Maxwell, Smith College, Mass. Marcellus McAdams, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Eva McClary, CMrs. Leutholdl, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha McCroty, Bellville, Ohio. Curtis McMichael, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Meyers, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Miller, Springfield, Ohio. Elson Norris, deceased. Oren Oakwood, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alma Oppenlander, fMrs. Corliss Meyersj Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Oppenlander, fMrs. G. Hartj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Margaret Perrott, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Philips, Millersburg, Ohio. Melvina Pinyard, Bucyrus, Ohio. Karl Pirnstill, Bucyrus, Ohio. Leo Rhoads, Bucyrus, Ohio. Graham Riley, Findlay, Ohio. -..egg PAGE 102 Dorothea Ritter, CMrs. Willis Richardsb, Lorain, Ohio. Lucy Mae Roelle, Cleveland, Ohio. Margaret Rowland, Elyria, Ohio. Virginia Schaber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace Schell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Margaret Schnabel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Schuler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Shumaker, Akron, Ohio. Dorothy Schott, Bucyrus, Ohio. Esther Shealy, Cleveland, Ohio. Louis Snider, Toledo, Ohio. Daniel Steigerwalt, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Strickler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Glen Stuckey, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mable Trout, Bucyrus, Ohio. Raymond Van Voorhis. Bucyrus, Ohio. Josephine Vitterose, fMrs. Andy Coronaj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Isabel Vollrath, fMrs. Ed. DeTurkJ, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Marion Vollmer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Jeanette Volz, Columbus, Ohio. Isabel Walter, Bucyrus, Ohio. Claudia Warner, tMrs. Owen Butlerj, Flint Michigan. Mary Eleanor Wasson, CMrs. Richard Noyerl, Columbus, Ohio. Rose Weisenauer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Florence Wentz, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bennett White, deceased. Josephine Wiley, Cleveland, Ohio. Zella Wilson, Bucyrus, Ohio. Florence VVise, fMrs. Bishopj, Auburn, Indiana. Vitus Zellner, Lorain, Ohio. Violet Zeigler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clarence Zincke, Columbus, Ohio. Class 1927 Archie Holloway, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Gerald Lutz, Cleveland, Ohio. Richard Thompson, Delaware, Ohio. Dorothy Haigh, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Arnold, Bucyrus, Ohio. , Elton Abnett, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Athey, Bucyrus, Ohio. Walter Assenheimer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Assenheimer, Toledo, Ohio. Gertrude Bast, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace Campbell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Baker, Columbus, Ohio. Paul Beran, Bucyrus, Ohio. Eleanor Bonin, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frederick Croneis, Granville-, Ohio. Mary Clifton, Springfield, Missouri. Burdette Couts, fMrs. Merevin Hathawayh, Boston, Mass. Charles Corwin, Bucyrus, Ohio. Norma Cosgrove, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Campbell, iMrs. R. Cravenl, Bucy- rus, Ohio. Virginia Dodd, Tiffin, Ohio. Claire Deisler, San Pedro, Calif. Julia Deisler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Juanita Edsinger, tMrs. F. H. Morrisj, Akron, Ohio. Robert Foulke, Detroit, Michigan. Ruth Gaa, Bucyrus, Ohio. Forest Frizzel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Ferguson, Athens, Ohio. Georgianna Hollenbaugh, CMrs. Sickelb Caledonia, Ohio. Charles Hutchinson, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ermina Herkert, Bucyrus, Ohio. Eleanor Harrod, Bucyrus, Ohio. Thelma Haycook, iMrs. F. B. Blackj, Ed- ison, Ohio. Gayle Holl, CMrs. E. E. Findleyj, Loraine Ohio. Doris Heckert, Bucyrus, Ohio. Evelyn Immell, CMrs. Charles Gersterb Columbus, Ohio. Helen Heiskell, Delaware, Ohio. Marylyn Johnston, Lima, Ohio. Irene Jones, fMrs. John Classj, St. Louis Missouri. Daisy James, fMrs. C. Bakerj, Bucyrus Ohio. Frederick Judd, Rochester, New York. Glenwood Johnston, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clarinda Kisor, Syracuse, N. Y. George Evelyn Kehrer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kennedy, Bucyrus, Ohio. Irene Kanode, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Koch, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Klein, Bucyrus, Ohio. LeEtta Kurtz, Delaware, Ohio. Harry Kehrer, Chicago, Ill. Katherine Kiess, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Korn, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alex Kish, Springfield, Ohio. Darl Linn, State College, Bowling Green, O Bertha Lilly, Toledo, Ohio. Virginia Luke, Bucyrus, Ohio. Isabelle Loomis, Bucyrus, Ohio. Blanche Martin, fMrs. Harold Kleinj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Agnes Mollencopf, Bucyrus, Ohio. Orris Miller, Tiffin, Ohio. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY CHARLES F. SCHAIIER Myron Miller, Wittenberg College, Spring field, Ohio. Janet Martin, Columbus, Ohio. Ernestine Mollencopf, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lois McMichael, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wayne McLaughlin, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Clayton Norton, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold McClintock, Bucyrus, Ohio. Virginia Ryder, Hiram College, Hiram, O Elizabeth Miller, CMrs. Holderj, Bellevue, Ohio. Charles Speigle, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Rinker, fMrs. C. Carlisleb, Crestline, Ohio. Gladys Robbins, fMrs. Ed. Carpenterj, Ak- ron, Ohio. Virginia Ryland, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wilbur Stewart, Toledo, Ohio. Charles Sharrock, Springfield, Ohio. Beatrice Spade, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ethel Stein, CMrs. Williamsl, Bucyrus, O Martin Sheetz, O. S. U. Columbus, Ohio. Florence Schultz, New York. George Scott, Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware, Ohio. Harland Smith, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Isabelle Seeger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Schott, Bucyrus, Ohio. Janet Ward, fMrs. Dayle Ricel, McDonald Ohio. Russell Wilson, Marion, Ohio. Ruby Troup, Columbus, Ohio. Geraldine Thompson, Bucyrus, Ohio. George Volk, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marjorie Wagner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Wiles, Bucyrus, Ohio. Justine Witter, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Winemiller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Louise Weiler, Pittsburgh, Pa. Leonard White, Bucyrus, Ohio. Elmer Warnke, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lucille Wise, Bucyrus, Ohio. Walter Krauter, Purdue University, La fayette, Indiana. Claire Saull, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1928 Elizabeth Adams, Mt. Carmel Hospital, Co lumbus, Ohio. Irma Alexander, Marion, Ohio. Sarah Aldridge, Columbus, Ohio. Terah Aldridge, Co1umbus,'Ohio. Esther Beall, Heidleberg College, Tiffin, O. Mary Beer, Wooster College, Wooster, O. Ruth Bieber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Bowman, North Western Univers- ity, Chicago, Illinois. Robert Bradstock, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Baker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Esther Carson, Marion, Ohio. Avonelle Clevenger, CMrs. Charles Fisherj, Columbus, Ohio. Martha Cook, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Russel Cook, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Copper, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donna Cosgrove, Bucyrus, Ohio. Helen Cosgrove, Bucyrus, Ohio. Celesta Crawford, Columbus, Ohio. Velma Crissinger, Oceola, Ohio. Eldine Cox, Flower Hospital, Toledo, O. Ruth Durr, O. S. U., Columbus, Ohio. Kathryn Flocken, O. S. U., Columbus, O. Elizabeth George, Kirkspatrick, Ohio. Sophia Giestle, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Ghist, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lois Ellen Goldsmith, O. S. U., Columbus, Ohio. Rena Gray, Boston, Mass. Caroline Graetz, Capital University, Colum- bus, Ohio. Irwin Groves, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harry Hancock, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alesta Heinlen, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gladys Heinlen, Kent College, Kent, O. Russell Herschler, Detroit, Michigan. Edith Hoelzel, Bucyrus, Ohio. I-'red Holl, Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. Genola Hollenbaugh, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bassel Johnson, O. S. U., Columbus, Ohio. Margaret Keller, State College, Bowling Green, Ohio. Bernice Kennedy, Columbus, Ohio. Kathryn Kinninger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Thelma Kraut, fMrs. Paul V. VVitterJ, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Malcolm Koch, Bucyrus, Ohio. Howard Knachel, Toledo, Ohio. Clarence Ledyard, O. S. U., Columbus, O. Marion Leuthold, Bucyrus, Ohio. Curtis Lohr, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harry Martin, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Crystal McAdams, State College, Bowling Green, Ohio. Myron Melcher, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edna Meyers, Marion, Ohio. Charlton Meyers, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Dorothy McCarron, Toledo, Ohio. Ellsworth McKinley, Columbus, Ohio. Harold McKinley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lorraine Miller, Detroit, Michigan. Harley Mollencopf, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Louise Neuman, Western College Oxford, Ohio. Bernice Norris, CMrs. J. Grindelj, Findlay Ohio. Robert Oberlander, Bucyrus, Ohio. Richard O'Brien, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Papp, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alfred Parks, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Peppard, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marie Pfahler, Mansfield, Ohio. Donald Pfisterer, VVittenberg College Springfield, Ohio. Juanda Place, fMrs. Wilbur Kennedyj Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Reinemeyer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Glaris Rhoads, fMrs. I. Martinj, Crestline Ohio. Ruth Ricker, Grant Hospital, Columbus, O Ruth Rilling, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Robertson, Nurses Training, Cleve- land, Ohio. Mildred Rogers, Bucyrus, Ohio. Janis Rowe, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Rowe, Bucyrus, Ohio. Violet Rowland, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Sand, fMrs. D. Bauldinl, Bucyrus Ohio. John Saffel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Schell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gertrude Schimmoler, Akron, Ohio. Frederick Schnabel, deceased. Evelyn Seckel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Sell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Snavely, Bucyrus, Ohio. Beatrice Spade, Bucyrus, Ohio. Glenn Srodes, Bucyrus, Ohio. Bernice Stuckey, Bucyrus, Ohio. John Stuckert, Bucyrus, Ohio. Doris Talhnan, Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Tallman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Charles Taylor, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Taylor, Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Taylor, Heidelberg College, Tiffin, O Foster Troup, Bucyrus, Ohio. Merritt Wanamaker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Arthur Walters, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Ward, Marietta College ,Marietta Ohio. 'rnls 1-AGE is sPoNsormn nv 'rum DOSTAL Pnonuwrs oo. ---if PAGE 103 Eem- Vinal Watts, Bucyrus, Ohio. Georgia Westenbarger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ray Wickiser, Wharton, Ohio. Carl Zaebst, Dayton, Ohio. Louella Zellner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Zellner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Violet Zoller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Class 1929 Earl Miller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Myrna Philbin, Tiffin Business University, Tiffin, Ohio. James Wise, O. S. U., Columbus, Ohio. Helen McGuire, Mt. Carmel Hospital, Co- lumbus, Ohio. Freda Bacon, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clarence Assenheimer, O. S. U., Columbus, Ohio. Carol Baker, Robinwood Hospital, Toledo Ohio. Robert Baer, Wittenberg College, Spring- field, Ohio. Josiah Barger, Western Reserve College, Cleveland, Ohio. Lela Bellis, CMrs. Mitchelsonj, Bucyrus, O. Edwin Beal, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Elizabeth Benz, Robinwood Hospital, To ledo, Ohio. Edith Beall, Bucyrus, Ohio. George Brown, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wilhelmina Benz, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carl Campbell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edward Casler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Berry, Bucyrus, Ohio. Elmer Cosgrove, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Darling, Grant Hosp. Columbus, O Garnetta Bowen, fMrs. Roy Costamirel Bucyrus, Ohio. George Gallagher, Wittenberg College Springfield, Ohio. Ernestine Diebler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lloyd Hauck, Bucyrus, Ohio. Thorold Heinlen, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Donnenwirth, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Hosterman, Tiffin Business Uni. Tiffin, Ohio. Madaline Dunlap, Capital University, Co- lumbus, Ohio. Norrine Ehrick, Marion, Ohio. Thelma Efhrick, Bucyrus, Ohio. Thomas Howells, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Jacobs, Tiffin Business University Tiffin, Ohio. Mary Etsinger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Martha Fields, State College, Bowling Green, Ohio. Ruth Foltz, Oberlin College, Oberlin, O. Esther Fledderjohann, Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio. Helen Grant, Oberlin College, Oberlin, O. Purl Knachel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Grim, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Lindsay, tMrs. Russell Shafstallj, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donna Groves, Marion, Ohio. Digna Haala, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marjorie Hall, Buckeye State Business Col- lege, Columbus, Ohio. Gertrude Haspeslagh, Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio. Corolyn Healy, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clement McGruder, Bucyrus, Ohio. Elizabeth Hollenbaugh, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gayle Metzger, O. S. U., Columbus, Ohio. Georgetta Huson, Grant Hosp. Columbus, Ohio. Hazel Casebeer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Vivian Diller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Prunella Jacobs, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hilda James, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Monnett, Michigan State College, East Lansing, Michigan. Mildred Kaffenberger, Columbus, Ohio. Clarence Oakwood, Bucyrus, Ohio. Santo Perito, Bucyrus, Ohio. Freelove Kerr, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Perrott Jr., Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Kirk, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dimmie Kish, Bucyrus, Ohio. Herman Reber, Chicago, Illinois. Thelma Kranich, Heidelberg College, Tif- fin, Ohio. Lloyd Rittenhour, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frieda Long, Bucyrus, Ohio. Pauline Mason, Bucyrus, Ohio. Grace Montagna, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wanda Oakwood, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lois Rexroth, University of Mich. Hosp., Ann Arbor, Michigan. , Calvin Shuckert, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Florence Ritter, fMrs. Vinal Wattsl, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Charles Seyler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Gerald Sourwine, Springfield, Ohio. g Grace Searl, Marysville, Ohio. William Spiegel, Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio. Harriet Searl, Office Training School, Co- lumbus, Ohio. Ethyl Sheldon, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alice Snavely, Marion Business School Marion, Ohio. Alma Timson, Columbus, Ohio. Ruth Uebelhoer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Kathryn Sens, Bucyrus, Ohio. Leo Spiegel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Margaret Shaner, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Taylor, Heidelberg College, Tiffin Ohio. Dora Wobeller, Miami University, Oxford Ohio. Edwin Thomas, Bucyrusf Ohio. Hazel Hildebrand, CMrs. James Dornbierj Bucyrus, Ohio. Aldon Walters, Bucyrus, Ohio. Heman Wiseman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Nickelson, Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Young, Youngstown, Ohio. Kathryn Morgan, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alvin Herman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Methyl Clevenger, Columbus, Ohio. Frederick Neuman, Tiffin Business Uni- versity, Tiffin, Ohio. Marion Leuthold, Bucyrus, Ohio. Luella Taylor, deceased. Class 1930 Martha Albright, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wilma Jane Auck, Bucyrius, Ohio. Claudia Baker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edith Beall, Bucyrus, Ohio. Louida Beall, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Beall, Bucyrus, Ohio. Roberta Bevan, Bucyrus, Ohio. Thelma Bowen, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorothy Brown, Office Training School Columbus, Ohio. Nellie Burrows, Bucyrus, Ohio. Violet Cole, Bucyrus, Ohio. Marguerite Cook, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Cook, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Coletta Coy, Bucyrus, Ohio. Geraldine DeWalt, Tiffin Business Univers- ity, Tiffin, Ohio. Gertrude Dickerhoff, Grant Hosp, Colum- bus, Ohio. Dorothy Diebler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Nelle Downing, New Jersey. Evelyn Faust, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lucile Foulke, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wilma Fritz, Bucyrus, Ohio. -,Deg PAGE 104 Eh, THIS PAGE IS sl'oNsoRED nv ROBERT s. f1AImoI.L Vilma Galitza, Bucyrus, Ohio. Doris Gatchell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Alberta Ghist, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mildred Groves, fMrs. Walter Raderj, Bu- cyrus, Ohio. Doris Harer, Wittenberg College, Spring- field, Ohio. Jessie Hoover, Bucyrus, Ohio. Rowena Howard, Bucyrus, Ohio. Fae Hull, Tiffin Business University, Tif- fin, Ohio. Margaret Kehrer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Eleanor Keller, Columbus, Ohio. Marjorie Kennedy, Grant Hosp. Columbus, Ohio. Vansaneelia Kennedy, Grant Hosp., Colum bus, Ohio. Jennie Lemke, Kirkspatrick, Ohio. Ellen Luke, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Maley, Bucyrus, Ohio. Velma Marshman, Chicago Art Institute Chicago, Illinois. Eleanor Martin, Tri State University, To- lefdo, Ohio. Janis Miller, O. S. U., Columbus, Ohio. Thelma Mills, Bucyrus, Ohio. Lucille Mollencopf, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dorthea Morrison, Bucyrus, Ohio. Margaret Patterson, Tiffin Business Uni- versity, Tiffin, Ohio. Ada Ream, Marion Business University, Marion, Ohio. Gertrude Rinker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Fairy Risinger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Elmira Rutter, Bucyrus, Ohio. Barbara Sand, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Schaber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ruth Schell, Bucyrus, Ohio. Carmelita Sheafer, tMrs. Lowell Hubleyj Bucyrus, Ohio. Lola Sherer, Wanwantosa, Wisconsin. Marie Shoemaker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Evelyn Spaid, Bucyrus, Ohio. Jessie Staton, Bucyrus, Ohio. Mary Kathryn Volk, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clara Walter, Office Training School, C0- lumbus, Ohio. Marjorie Wasson, Buckeye State College, Columbus, Ohio. Margaret Wenninger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hazel Yost, Bucyrus, Ohio. Earl Ackerman, Bucyrus, Ohio. Rollin Aidt, Bucyrus, Ohio. Willard Assenheimer, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Baehr, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Baker, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Berry, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frederick Bertram, Western Reserve Col- lege, Cleveland, Ohio. Richard Bowers, Wittenberg College Springfield, Ohio. George Brown, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Chandler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Hudson Craven, Columbus, Ohio. Burnell Dowler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Elsasser, Ohio State Universityj Columbus, Ohio. Carl Etzinger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Wallace Frey, Bucyrus, Ohio. Arthur Gallagher, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Gestenslager, Bucyrus, Ohio. James Heckert, O. S. U., Columbus, O. Charles Herschler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Holt, Galion, Ohio. Arthur Kitchen, Tiffin Business Univers- ity, Tiffin, Ohio. Robert Kranich, Heidelberg College., Tif- fin, Ohio. Robert Love, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dwight Mutchler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Paul Myers, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert Myers, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ralph Nickler, Bucyrus, Ohio. Edgar Price, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Riddlebaugh, Bucyrus, Ohio. Harold Seckel, Miami University, Oxford Ohio. John Shaner, Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind Harold Shoup, Attica, Ohio. Ivan Shumaker, Bucyrus, Ohio. Frederick Skeen, O. W. U., Delaware, Ohio Emmett Snyder, Bucyrus, Ohio. Leo Spiegel, Bucyrus, Ohio. Owen Trout, Bucyrus, Ohio. William Weber, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ray Westenbarger, Bucyrus, Ohio. Robert White, Bucyrus, Ohio. Donald Zeller, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ned Srodes, Bucyrus, Ohio. Ethel Pfouts, Tiffin Business University Tiffin, Ohio. , I Tlle Stansorcl Engraving Co., Il1lliilll6P0liS,IIlJ., macle tllisr Englavings Ln' flue Boolc --eg PAGE 105 Egan.- Other persons and business establishments making possible the publication of this annual ale Frank D. Thomas, Dry Cleaning and Pressing Gearhart Pure Food Store The Rowe Store Co. Mary's Pastry Shop S. R. Kiess H. E. Cook B. W. Shafer W. G. Talbott Velma Chaney Carl Light D. S. Pope Merit Shoe Co. Ideal Meat Market Royal Hotel The Posie Shoppe Boston Store Lynch Shoe Store Bucyrus Restaurant C. G. Kramer Barber Shop The Johnston Pharmacy The Jacob Bach Co. Craig Specialty Shop Geraldine Hat Shop Wigwam Billiard Parlor --,gl PAGE 106 figs-- American Shoe Shine and Hat Cleaning Parlor-Pete Gasurel Bucyrus Candy Kitchen Zeigler Milling Co. Kustenbader Bros. Graetz and Foulke W. H. Baumgartner John J. Quaintance Clarence U. Ahl Bazley Meat Market F. M. Kerr Bucyrus Tea Store A. 8z P. Co.-Larry Schwein Glen Quaintance R. F. Love H. G. Baerkircher Black Bros. Jonas A. Leifer Joseph A. Gaa George E. Rauth A. Wise Rizer Millinery ...The Work is Ended... HE work is ended and the staff dreams happily of the leisure ahead but each thought is tinged with a pleasant memory of the toil during the past year. We rejoice in the excellent spirit of cooperation that all times has characterized the work on this book. In undertaking the publishing of this Bucyrian of 1931, we assumed an enormous responsibilityg a task made se- yere by precedent. In full realization of our job and with the mighty desire to succeed we have put forth our greatest energies in the hope of offering to you this Bucyrian, a book that you will always cherish. In passing we must not forget to express our sincere appreciation to the loyal citizens of Bucyrus who, finan- cially, assisted us to make this book possible. We also wish to express our appreciation to: The Messmore Studio, Lorain who furnished the pic- tures for grades seven to ten. The Dozer Studio, photographer and The J. W. Hopley Co., printers, for their splendid cooperation, at all times, in assisting us to get this book completed at this early date. -..sgf PAGE 107 jg...- SN fp ! ' 1.56. U' I' . 4 1'9'y,Wy A h A utogmp s.,. . ' , f 'esp E I 1 160- if ' , f K bl V377 A .2 w 1 ' x ,f 1' I QW' J vl . 5-jx' I 5. ' , A ,av J if A , I XM. ws 1 xx 3076 0, '. -7 xD 'J 9 1 nf 'Y -.ceq PAGE 108 139.--- 5