Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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nd Good Ones, Too V- v'vi D. C. BAER Superintendent of Schools The strength of virgin forests braced his mindg The hush of spacious prairies stilled his soul. Mr. Baer is a graduate of Heidelberg with graduate work from Ohio State University. The year before the present Senior Class entered the first grade, Mr. Baer our superin- tendent, was made principal. In 1936 he was made superin- tendent. Since then we have seen less of him, but he is well fitted for the place he holds and as long as he likes his position, we are happy. ,f LES L. DAVIS High School Principal His words were oaks in acornsg and his thoughts were roots that firmly gripped the granite truth. The principal of B. H. S came to us this year from Hillsboro, with an A. B. from Rio Grande and an M. A. from Wittenberg. During his one year with us Mr. Davis has made many friends and accomplished much. His pleasing personality has drawn him to the pupils as well as to the teachers. We hate to leave these two pals of ours because we know that through life we will be unable to find two who will be as willing to help us and who will stick by us through trouble and worry as Mr. Davis has in the past year, and as Mr. Baer has done all through our school years. Page 9 ,X . ,,,f

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rienols Who Help Us Daily FIRST ROW: , , ' . E. H. AMOS - Vocational Shop - You have greatly ventured but all must do so who would greatly win. ELDON ARMBRUST - General Science 9, Geography 7, Assistant Coach, Track Coach - Fields are won by those who believe in the winning. NELLIE ADCOCK - Home Economics - The rose is fair but fairer we it deem for that sweet ardor which doth in it live. l J. E. DOBBINS - Advanced Algebra, Mathematics 7 and 9, Social Science - Speak in acts,' the time for words has passed and deeds alone suffice. E. J. ELLIS - Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Business Sales,.High School Treasurer - Whatever be our natural talents, the art of writing is not acquired all at once. SECOND ROW: EDWIN GEARHART - Assistant Principal, Physics, Practical Science and General Science - One anecdote of a man is worth a volume of biography. 1 ' J. C. HAZEN - Band and Orchestra - Always ready to lend his services to the good of B. H. S. GLADYS HEINLEN - Girls' Physical Education - An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness. HELEN HEISKELL -- English 9 - Good, the more communicated the more abundant it grows. A ' DOLORES KENNY - Typing 4 Endurance is the crowning uality and patience. All the passion of great hearts. Di I d ' 5 if 3 THIRD ROW: ALEX KISH - Assistant Football Coach, Jr. High Basketball Coach, Science 7 - To climb steep hills requires slow pace at first. THELMA KRANICH - Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Mathematics 7 - The ideal itself is but beauty clothed in the forms of art. GLADYS KRUEGER - German 9 and 10, Mathematics 8 - Cheerful looks make every occasion a feast and it is that which crowns a welcome. ' E. A. MCADAMS -- Manual Training 9 to 12, Metal Shop 8, Athletic Manager - Doing good is the only certainly happy action of a man's life. KATHRYN MECK - Algebra 9, Mathematics 7, Public Speaking, Dean of Girls - Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. FOURTH ROW ELLA MECK - Business English, English 7 and 11 - The teacher is like the candle which lights the way for others. URSULA MILLS - English 8 and 12, Latin 10 and 11 - Poetry is the utterance of truth, deep heartfelt truth. The true poet is very near the oracle. C. N. NACCI - English 7, French 11 and 12 - The greater the difficulty the more glory in surmounting it. H. V. NUSSBAUM - Football and Basketball Coach, Boys' Physical Education - A brave captain is a root out of which fas branchesj the courage of his soldiers doth spring. JUANITA RENKERT - English 8, Latin 9 - Grammar, which knows how to lord it over kings, and with high hand makes them obey its laws. FIFTH ROW FRANKLIN ROBERTS - Chemistry and Biology - This helpful advisor made us often wiser. And his ready wit and cheerful smile will help us to remember him all the while. BARBARA RYAN - Library - Her friendly smile followed us where'er we went. F. D. SAINE - Shop Science, Industrial History,' Shop Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing - The journey of high honor lies not in smooth ways. VIRGINIA SCHABER - World History 10, History 8 -'Cheerfully and kindly she helped each one every day. CLARA SCHIEBER - Social Science 11 and 12, American History and Government 12 - Common sense has given to words their ordinary signification and common sense is the genius of mankind. SIXTH ROW EDNA ULMER - Vocal Music -- Music, Oh! how faint, how weak, language fades before thy spell. OLGA WINEGARTNER - History 8 Always thoughtful of the happiness of othersg never mindful of herself. ETHEL MUTCHLER - Secretary Superintendent's Office, Clerk of Board of Education - She has always helped us to shoulder our burdens and therefore has made our path easier to tread. MARY RUTTER - Secretary Principal's Office - Just a bit of kindness makes the world ta better one. ' NO PICTURES MARVIN KREH - Shorthand, Business Arithmetic, Mathematics 8 - We are very glad this teacher came. Without him ourf high school wo ld not be the same. 543501 I ,HL'L'vllilZ9,3lIanical ,Drayvingp-fA.g. dearer be the things which co e th o gi har istress. EDNA WILLA AN - English 7 and 10 -- And cloudy the day, or stormy the night, The skyf of her heart is always bright. Page 11 j