Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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The Bucyricin '34 Four... Here with mirth to lighten duty, Make we thus our camp of winter. .,.Foreword... With the presentation of the 1934 Bucyrian, we wish to thank all those who have, in any way, contributed to its success. We especially wish to thank our fac- ulty advisor, Mr. Wallace Moore, for his constant in- terest and valuable assistance. Our aim has been to publish a book worthy of the standards and ideals of our Alma Mater.

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The Bucy'ric1n,34 Alma Mater ,.,Alma Mater... A'To Bucyrus High We raise our song, Oh school we love so Well, The Ilkllllk? that sets our hearts aflanie, And makes our voices ring. To Bucyrus High, our dear old high, In praise our voices swell, The scenes of happy High School days, The Home We love so Well. Oh morning glow which gilcls the east, Oh sun which shines at noon, Oh stars which bloom at eventide, Oh, 1'z1diz111t, glowing inoon. Look from the patliless, azure donie And blessings from above, Our High School halls and High School walls The B. H. S, We love, NVhen from the fold We fur shall stray, VVith souls no longer young, VVe'll ncfer forget our High School days, Those lmppy days gone by, And when our steps have feeble grown Our journey almost done, EY-n then with fleeting breath We'll praise Our dear liucyrus High, Three X 1

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The Bucyrian ,34 And white with snow, each campuS bush When winter rules the year l 1 f it img ..Dedication.., To our instructors who have so earnestly striven to make us realize that- HTIIQ life, in the living it, savors of Worthg The deed, in the doing it, reaches its aimg The fact has a value apart from the fan1e: we affectionately dedicate this volume. Five