Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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1936 BUCYRIAN BooK II PAGE 14 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlllllllllllllllllllll IIII llllilllllilll I l .', w'WiWilWilll' IIIIIIIIII II II Il Will 'l'l l' l SENIOR GFFICERS ROBERT SPURLOCK President College Th:-n he will talli- yn- gods, how he will lullii MARY Amos PERROTT IRENE CR1-:ss Vice President College And still they gazed, and still their wonder grew. That viii'- small head Could carrjr illl she knew. NORMAN F Sggy-gmiry Tl'QfLS1l7'6 I' General Tech nicrzl Yiv:ui'i11ils and jovial, Sin- is tht- friend of ull. lie they big or be they s1zi:il', He s--ts ai snaretliat gt-ts lin'-in all. Senior Class History The time has come at last when wc, who are Seniors, can look back over our sojourn in B. H. S. and judge for ourselves the success of our four years well spent. In September, 1932, we entered B. H. S. as Freshies . After we had become ac- customed to our new course we chose Mr. Nussbaum, class advisor. In the spring the class party and picnic was held. The next fall we re-entered as Sophs , and with more privileges. Mrs. Willaman was class advisor, and the party held in May was a success. In our Junior year we organized with thc following officers: Ralph Smith, Presi- Centg Betty Baer, Vice Presidentp Richard Ekleberry, Secretary Irene Cress, Treasurerg and Mr. Holder, class advisor. On May 17 thc gala event of the year was held thc Junior-Senior reception. Beginning the last year in high school, we elected Robert Spurlock, Presidentg Irene Cress, Vice Presidentg Mary Alice Perrott, Secretaryg Norman Fegley, Treas- urerg Mr. Armbrust, class advisorg and Mr. McAdams, annual advisor. The Seniors composed a greater part of the varsity football and basketball squads, with both teams having a successful season. As Commencement time draws near, in summing up our achievements, we can feel satisfied that we have accomplished all that was possible for our class. There are greater things ahead, so we must bid farewell to those things that have meant so much to us in student life, and wish each successive class the best of luck. MARX' ALICE PERROTT, '36. Sponsored by Ni-:DRLE CONFECTIONERY

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DOROTHY MAE BASH Commercial Always roady to muko he-rsoll' gc-nf-i'ully use-ful. 4 ROBERT BEEHNER Vocational Rather quiet, but zu duncly guod lad is he. S E N I O R S LLOYD BAKER I would look up and lllllgll and love- and lift. ELOISE ARMITAGE College Live- truly and thy lifr- shrill br- at great and noble- flvf-il. TED RAER College Keep me innocent: make Others gre-at. '94 XVALLACE BROMBACHER I General HO marched the lobby, twirled the stick: ll The gn-is an ci-iedfllf' ' He's quite the kick. WINONA BAISE General llrunettos me sur-li coqurxttvs. IMO BASH General A virtuous woman in: a splendid prize. WILLLAM TAYLOR Vocational 110 Cannot flatter: he has :in honest mind and plain anrl he must spa-ak the truth. Sponsored by J. C. PENNEY CO. Teclmical NO sinner, nor saint, pcrliaps. Wk But just the very best Of chaps. t+J'ViIs1!LEN ACKERMAN College JACK BARLOW Vocrltiovml Xvlllfh is worth the making il' it dues make tht- man. ESTIIER BAEHR College Ol' manners, gentle. Of affections mild. 1 936 BUCYRIAN BOOK II PAGE 15