Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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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.-

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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 '

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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