Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1940 volume:

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I'11 1'11 111111 11o111.'11J11111'11,w A '11 : ' 11-111 l'v1'l' 111' tl'11f', T111 Q, I 1,111 l111'1'l' 1I1N1' 11116 vf1'1'1 111 F1 '111' 1k 11.1-Y 1'. v--I . , 1,1 Alma Mater .f ' S yi To Bucyrus Htgh we ralse our song Oh school we love so well The name that sets our hearts atlame And makes our vo1ces nng To Bucyrus l-hgh our dear old hlgh ln prarse our vo1ces swell The scenes of happy Hlgh School days The home we love so well o-4-o- mornmg glow whtch gllds the east sun whlch shrnes at noon stars whlch bloom at eventtde rad1ant glowrng moon Look from the pathless azure dome And bless us from above Our high school halls and hlgh school walls The B H S we love When trom the told we far shall stray Wrth souls no longer young We ll ne er forget our hrgh school days Those happy days gone by And when our steps have feeble grown Our journey almost done E en then wlth tleetrng breath we ll pralse Our dear Bucyrus Hrgh Va rslty Men of Bucyrus H1gh on to vlctory Every man m every way Bucyrus Hlgh expects her Varslty To Wm today Rah rah rah rah rah Wm for Bucyrus H1gh Varslty down the held Never yxeld ra1se hrgh your Shleld March on to vlctory for Bucyrus H1gh And the Red and Whxte Oh 'V arsxty We re for you Here for you io cheer for you We have no fear for you Oh Varsxty O db 0 ur Principal, Mr Gearhart Arrlvea Admlnlstratlon f Quail Board ofEducatlon PRES W G CARLISLE II A BARRETT 'uns LX ROY WIDMAN NIILLARD SCHIEBER HAROLD KIBLER Members Retlrmg This Year MR COOK MR PAX'10N 0 iv Mr. Baer and Mr. Gearhart 'VIR D C BATR Om Slljlllllltflldlilt H15 beamlng smtle and helpful advlce has made students ot B H S hrs frlends for hte We apprec1ate all the effort he has put forth rn helplng us wlth the prob lems that ar1se durmg the year Hrs fellowshlp and encouragement has made clearer the way for the youth of Bucyrus Hlgh School In years to come we wrll look back on happy hlgh school days Wllh cherlshed mernorxes and our hearts w1ll go out to Mr D C Baer for guldmg us through our hrgh school years To our supermtendent may be have many more happy successful years ln BHS lllR I L fPARIIART Ou: Pnnzzpal A frlend rn need IS a frtend mdeed whlch rmphes Mr Gearharts true per sonallty Thls eagerness to help out at all ttmes has made htm mvaluable to B H S We know that whenever we are tn doubt or need encouragement Mr Gearhart w1ll help us w1th all h1s cooperatton no matter how tr1v1al or great the cause may be To Mr Gearhart we wrsh the best of luck rn future years A ' V I ' I J A n 1 n . 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I I I' I Faculty H AMOS Shop Math Machxne Science Amencan HISIOTY Math 81 Blue Prmt Reading Ind Hlstory Mechanical Drawmg A ARMBRUST General Scxence Scxence 7 C BARRETT Socral Scxence 9 Geography 7 J ELLIS Shorthand 12 Bookkeepmg ll Busmess Law and alesmanshrp I DOBBINS Adv Algebra Math 9 Plane Geometry IVIARIORIF DENNIS Lxbrary ANTHONEDA HUYSSEN H English 7 French 12 In HAVRON Amencan Hlstory Clvxcs C HAZEN Band Orchestra M K KREH Shorthand ll Busmess Arlthmetlc IHFLMA KRANICH Solxd Geometry Sf Trxgonom try Mah 7 DOLORES KEN NEY Typlng 11 Bt 12 aculty ALEX KISH Physical Education QA A VV JEPSON Industrial Arts VALEBKA LAMBERTUS Englxsh 9 Brology 10 ELLA MECK English ll Business Englxsh Geography 7 KATHRYN MECK Algebra 9 Publxc Spealung Ma h 8 URSULA MILLS Latm 10 E rsh 8 I0 12 ETHEL MUTCHLER Superintendenfs Secretary CLARENCE NEUMAN German 9 Bz 10 Math 8 HARVEY ORWICR Physlcs General Scxence Semor Scxence Chemistry JUANITA RENKERT English 8 Latin 9 BIARY RUTTER Prmclpal s Secretary CLARA SCHIEBER Geography 7 American History World History Faculty IUARIORIE SMITH Ar M chamcal Druwmg I VIIXN ST CIAIR Plxyslcal Educahon S F S EWAR1 Machnne Shop ELIZABETH STOCKDALE Vocahonal Home Economxcs DONALD VANL E BIOIOQY 10 General Science 9 INIARX ALICE VVIEST Home Economics 8 ll 12 I DNA VVILLAMAN Englnsh l0 OLGA WINEGARTNER Hxstory 8 EDNA ULMER Music Classes Semor Class Offlcers FRANKLIN GRAHAM MXERS Cornmercral Student Councll 1 2 S H Y 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 3 4 Wel fare League 1 2 Class Pres1dent4 H0 hath I1 hernt as S0llIlll us ll m FLEANOR ANN FEGLEY College Blue Trxangle l Glrl Reserves 2 3 College Club 4 German Clubl 2 Sec 81 Trens GAA 2 3 Record mg Secretary 4 Pres Bucyrlan Edxtorlal Staff 4 Class Basketball 2 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Wel fare League 1 The all seezng sun the 11o1Ir1 begun BERNARD LEO GALITZA Vocatlonal otball 1 2 Ba 3 4 Vocatlonal Club 4 mon II zs UI nf :em nn mu hem! DOROTHA BTAF STUCKER1 College Blue Triangle 1 Vtce Pres Student Council 2 Treas Grrl Res rves 2 3 4 May Queen Attendant 2 ucyrlan St ff l 2 4 Gr Booster Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 College Club 4 Secy G A A 3 4 German Club 3 4 Class Play 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 I' 1 ulzatsoelm one hath ull that 110167 rlzeth Class History Graduatxon the time we have antlctpated smce our frrst years ot htgh school llfe has come at last Although there have been many outstandmg classes 1t may conscxentlously be sald that the class of 40 ranks second to none Although we were st11l an unorganlzed class as freshmen we accustomed our selves to the usual taunts and sarcasms of the upper classmen and entered enthu slastlcally 1nto the act1v1t1es of B H S When we entered school the followmg September as sophomores and Wllh more prrvrleges we organrred our class w1th Blll Spald president, Gladys Gallln qer vnce presrdent, Luctle Carltsle, secretary, John Black, treasurer, and Mrs Edna Wtllaman, advrser Durtng th1s year we also chose our class colors, blue and gold Memorles of our sophomore party w1ll remam wlth us forever The fall of 1938 agaln found us at our tasks m the role of upper classmen It was durtng thls year that our frrst real responsrbrlrtxes were felt The followlng otflcers were elected Cha les Ross presldent, Donald Beebe vlce presrdent Mary E Thompson secretary Dorotha Stuckert, treasurer, and Mr Dobbms and Mr Barrett co advisers Our most hearty thanks to our two advlsers for thelr splendlcl help and coopera lon throughout the year! On May 29 the qala event of the year was held the Jumor Semor Receptron The most lrnportant tune tn the hlstory of the senlor class IS of course, thls our graduatron year Franklm Myers was competent ln hrs dutles as presldent and was capably 8SSlSl9d by Bernard Galttza vlce presldent, Eleanor Fegley secre tary Dorotha Stuckert treasurer, Mr Barrett, class advtser, and Mr Dobbtns, an nual advlser Many of the semors won renown ln scholarshrp athletlcs muslc and dramattcs The senlor play Professor How Could You dlrected by Mxss Dennis, was a notable achtevement As commencement trme draws near, our rrunds are full of gay remembrances that have made our hlgh school days tnterestlng and excltlng However we must brd farewell to these thtngs that have meant so much to us Our htghest ambmon IS that we may always uphold the s andards and ldeals of our dear Alma Mater B H S llmoflm Shultz It o o 7 1 Y ' , , r. is , , Fo , , 3, 4, seball 1, 2, i 1 i ' 1 i A ' ' P - My ' ' ' 1 g I 1 't, fun 1 II. 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WILLIAM STEVEN APPLEMAN College Upper Sandusky H1Y Band Glee Club Chorus Bucyrus Band 4 College Club 4 He uns Il man, tulre htm fm all l7I all I shall not lools upon his lzlre uqunl KATHLEEN LUCILE BAUM General Bucyrus Blue Triangle 1 Gxrl R ves 3 4 GAA M Zron GAA 2 3 4HClubl Cheerleader 2 3 Toastmrstress Club Stzll zn thy Mqht hrmrl carvzf qentle peace JAMES RUSSELL BEATTIE General Reserve Basketball 4 Class Basket b 4 Footballl 2 4 Vars Y B 4 Baseball 4 The gods help them that help themselzes JANIS EILEEN BEATTIE College Blue Triangle l GAA 2 3 4 Grrl Reserves 2 Class Basketball 2 3 4 Her l1lJ'1l'I lfl7lt ham' zt was lzlre l'lSl071S DONALD EDWIN BEEBE College H Y H 4 Ba 1 2 3 4 Bucyrxan Staffl 2 College Club 4 Class Basketball I holrl that any man ts 171 the rzqht u ho zs most closely 111 league uzth the future JOHN IVIOWER BLACK College H1Y 1 S H Y Welfare League 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Op erators Club 4 Treasurer Sopho more Class College Club 4 Bu cyrlan Staff l 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 German Club 1 2 1101111111 14011111 71171 ll1'l0IlfIlI fi1e unrl unter or such ll 1111111 heart Senlors LLIZABETH MARX If-ENDOCK General Gr Rserves234 GAA23 ntramural Manager 4 Vlce Presl dent Blue Trlangle 1, Class Bas all 1 2 Lzfe zs my rollerye may I qmrl uate ll ell rmrl earn some hon OTS BETTY JEANNE BENEDICT Commercxal Glr serves 2 3 4 GAA 4 Blue Triangle 1 Bucyrran Stall 2 Welfare League 2 Class as k all 2 3 4 He has half the rleerl flone uho las made a laeqznnznq SARAH IRENE CALDWELL Commerclal Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Blue Triangle 1 Senior Class Play Band 2 3 4 Pe B nd 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Bucynan Staff 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 qhe 1.s pretty to 1411111 u zth uzttzf to tallr uzth And pleasant too to thmlr on LEOLA IRENE CANDEL General r R serves 2 3 4 Welfare League 3, College Club 4 Loves best halnt zs 11 sootlzznrl tonque LUCILE KATHERINE College ncll 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 chestra 2 3 4 Blue Trlangle 1 G1rl Reserves 2 Vrce Pres 3 Pres 4 Glrls Booster Club 3 ec Treas 4 Welfare League Vice Pres 1 Sec 2 French Club German Club 1 2 G A A 2 ucynan Staff 1 2 3 4 Annul Stal 4 College Club 4 Pres Class Sec 2 nfwn zs qc rm 111111 1l hzch all qvou th of nohleness gnoccerls HARRY ARTHUR CHANCE General Bucynan Staff 1 Track manager 1 3 4 Footballl Football manager 2 3 4 Boys Booster Club 3 4 H1 Y l 4 nual Staff 4 College Club 4 remls Nlllfll he IN rt ment ob Q67 l Cl rl he loolrs quztf llllllllllll the deeds of men 104' I I - I I O - 41 1 , V il 9 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 -' 1 1 I D '- ' 1 ' 4 g kexh , , 3, 4. 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' -fy FREDERICK EUGENE CHRISTMAN College I-I Y 1 Basketball manager 1 2 Band 3 4, Boys Booster Club 3 4 Secy German C'ub 2, Operators Club 4, Annual Staff 3 4 Orchestra 4 College C'ub 4, Class Pla 4 Tennis 2 3 4 It IS a roualzt road that luuls fo the hezqhts of greatness HELEN lllAXlNE CLADX Commercxal Blue Trlangle 1 Lzttle frzeruls may become ana! friends SAMUEL COOPER Moved to Columbus WILLIAM PAU1 CULLEN College ee Club 2 3 4 Ift each man pass hzs rlays an that whzch hzs skzll Is ana! es VIRGINIA KATHI EEN DENNEY Commercxal Glrl Reserves 2 G A A 4 Towle beauty dwells nz dup za treat Whose Iczl zs unremoterl PAUL EUGENE DI BLAQI General Sr HIY 4 Few tlzmqs me mzposszblr dzlzqenre and skzll BIIIOTS HUGH KUENZLI DOBBINS General Sr HIY 4 The force of hzs oun ment makes hzs way JAMES FDWIN DOBBINS College H Y H 3 4 e Pres French Club 3 4 Se y Glee Club 3 4 Pres C ass Basket 1 2 3 4 College C Booster Club 3 4 Ezeruone ercels in something in uhzch another falls ELSIE MAE DREHER General Sober steadfast and demure JAMES ROBERT DUNLAP General nd 1 Gle C .lr HIY 2 Sr HIY 4 Class as kctballt 2 3 4 Welfare League 3 4 Operators Clu Asst Cheer Leader 4, Track Man ager 1 2 Class Kitten Ball 2 3 4 llom I rl1rI zt 1 DWIN LLOXD FLEXSER General Band 3 Germax Club 1 Track Man aqer 2 I oo I am a1 m fl so .strong 111 honesty GLADYs LOUISE GALLINGER College Blue Trxangle 1 Secy , Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 German Club! 2 Bucy nan Stall 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Pres Annual Staff .lr Edltor 3 Edrtor 4 Welfare League 1, Stu dent Councrl 2 Class Vxce Pres 2 May Ou en Attendant 2 Class Play 4 Gxrls Booster Cub 3 4 College Club 4 I look upon eaeru :lay to be lost In u hzch I do not make a now fll,'qllll,'lILtllIlCQ O 1 C Jr. I- , 2, secy., sr. 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' 1'-' u ffl A TRESSIE BERYL GATCHELL Commercral Blue Tr1angle 1 Grrl Reserves 2 3 ,GAA 3 4 SecTres Welfare League 1 Class Basket l 2 Ao one ltnous uhat he can :Io t1ll he trzes BETTY ALBERTINE GEISER College Blue Trlangle 1 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Intramural Man ager French Club 3 4 Class Bas lretball 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 College Club 4 The hand that hath made you fazr hath made you goofl ROBERT JAMES GRAUER College Bandl 2 3 4 Bucyrran Staftl 2 4 .lr H1 Y2 Sr H1Y4 French Club 3 Glee Club 4 Annual Stall 4 College Club 4 A merrzer man, Wzthzn the lzmzts of bzcomznq mwth wzthal BETTY JANE GREGORY General Blue Trrangle l Grrl Reserves 2 3 4 GAA 2 German Club l 2 Lole comforteth as sunshzne after 'ram ROBERT ROLAND GROVE College .lr H1 Y 2, Sr H1 Y 4 Student Coun c1l 4 Intramural Manager 4 Track Manager 1 College Club 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Hrs words lzhe so manly rumble and any servztors tmp about htm on command WALTER LAWRENCE HAASER College German Club l 2 Bucyrxan Staff 1 H1Yl Sr H1Y34 Ban ldrum mayorl 3 4 Welfare League 4, Operators Club 3 College Club 4 Pep Band 3 4 Chzefly the mould of a man s fu ture zs zn hrs ou n hands Senzors ALICE MINNIE HAM MOND General l'azthful, unselfish and patzent JANET EILEEN HARVEY General Blue Trlangle l, G1rl Reserves 4,GAA 2 3,Band5 4 lnd more than wzsdom, more than wealth l merry heart that laughs at care CHARLES RICHARD HEIBY General Foothalll 2 Basketball! 2 3 4, Basketball Manager 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Sr H1Y 4 Welfare League 1 Baseball 2 4 ls a flzght of a bzrd tn the au' Is the flzght of a yoke MARY ELIZABETH HELLER General Blue Tnangle 1, Grrl Reserves 2 3 AA 2 3 Patzence rs the best 'remedy for ez ery trouble MARY LOU HERN Comrnercxal Blue Trlangle 1, Grrl Reserves 2 GA A 2 3 3, Student Councrl 4, May Queen 3 4 Class Basketball She s all my fancy pamted her, She .s lovely she s dwzne ELDON VVILLIAM HILDEBRAND General Track Manager 2 3, Football Man ager 3, Sr H1Y 4 No legacy zs so meh as honesty 17 o I , , . I . , . . 4 . . . 2, , , .- a ., i . ball , , 3, 4. 1 . .. . ' f V . 1 ' ' 2, 5, i - - - 1 , , ' . . . , , . 1 , i ' ,A ', 1 1 1 i i ' 1 I :I 1 i -I I 1 , 5 , , ,, i ' ' l ' ' i 1 i 5 i f 1 i - ' i i I ' i I ' f .' I . I I I never spent an hours talk ' i ' , . ' ' , , f - - - f , - 4, G. . . , , 4. V Q n n ' ' I .I I .I I I , . I f i . . . , , i i , i I I, - I 1, 2, 3, 4. I .' .', ' .' I . A l ' . I . I , , ,I , . . I . . . , , . 1 i l i r ' Jr. - , 2, . - , , d . - . I i 1 i i 1 - . ,I I o 4- GILBERT WILLIS HUBBLE General H Y 2 Sr H1Y 3 4 Booser Club 3 4 Pres , Football 2 Bas lretball 3 4 In thy face I see, The man of honour, truth, and loyalty ALICE MARGARET JACOBS General Blue Tnangle 1, Orchestra I 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Bucynan Statfl 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 3 4 There zs nothznq I thznI1 zn whzch the pouer of art zs shown so much as an playznq the fiddle MARGARET CAROLINE KELLER Commercxal Blue Trxangle 1, Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4, Glee Club 3 4, Annual Staff 4, Bucynan Statt 3 4, GAA 2 3 4, Class Basketball I 2 3 4 Knowledge ts more than equzta lent to force WILBUR EUGENE KIESS General HIYI 2, Sr H1Y 3 zs to be one man yncked out of ten thousand JAMES ROLLO KISOR General Class Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 3 Knowledge zs power BETTY IONE KNECHT College Gnrl Reserves 2 3 4 Blue Tnangle 1, German Club 1 2 Weliare League 2 3 4 Vxce Pres Booster Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4, Bucy nan Edrtonal Staff 4 College Club 4 Whzle I thznlr on thee dear frzend, All losses are restored and sor rows end 18 Senzors RIARGARET JEAN KRUSE General Eden .lr Class Play Pep Club Bucyrus Gxrl Reserves 4 Her Lowe was ezer soft Gentle and lon, an excellent thzng zn woman lllABEL KATHLEEN LAHR Commercial Lykens Glee Club 1 Orchestra 1 Bucyrus Blue Trxangle I Gu se ves 2 3 4 l rnzety 19 the spzce of lzfe EDNA BESSIE LEHMAN General Blue Tnangle l, GAA 2 It matters not how long you lwe, but how well MARTHA ANN LOWN College Blue Triangle 1 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 2, French Club 3 4 Irs Booster Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 College Club 4 Bucyrran Staff t 2 3 4 Clzmb hzgh, clzmb far Your qoal, the sky your azm, the star CLEONA MAE MCADAMS College Blue Trxangle 1, Girl Reserves 2 3 4 G A A 3 4, German Club College Club 4, Bucyrlan Stall 2 Sweet mercy zs nobzlztys true hadqe DOROTHY ELLEN MCNUTT Commercxal Blue Tnangle 1 Treas Grrl R serves 2 3 4, Bucynan Stall 2 34 GAA 234,Annual lf 4 Welfare League 3 No task s too steep for human 'Ill O ' f Jr. i- , . 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U , . . . , 3, 4, . , 3. , . . . , I h 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 ' -1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' , ., ' e- - I - l I I . 7 1 ' 1 1 - - - 1 1 S35 1 1 4 rl ' ' I i ' I, ' ' 'O O' ELEANOR GRACE Mc PEA K General 51167106 zs the perfectest heralrl of Joy VVILLIAM FRA NCIS MACK General Track 3 4 Class Baskelball 3 Class ball 1 2 3 1 qoorl heart s uorth gold WAYNE GILBERT MARKLEY General l-l1Y1 2 Sr HIYS 4 Annu Staff 4 Bucyrxan Stall 3 4 Class Basketball 2 3 4 Class Kmenball He uns a scholar VELMA LUCILE MARQUARDT Blue Trrangle I Girl Reserves 2 3 G A A 3 A good reputntzon zs more Lulu able than money CAROLINE JEAN MILLS Comrnercral Blue Tnangle 1, GA A 2 4 Manager, Girl Reserves 2 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4, Glee Club 4 To krww rs nothznq at all to zmagme rs ezerythzng EDWARD CHARLES NAUFZINGER Vocational Vocatronal Club 4, Welfare League I Oh brute neu uorlrl That has such people zn zt Senza rs ETHEL IRENE NELSON Commercial Grrl Reserves 2 3 4 Y our monument shall be my gentle verse Whzch eyes not yet created shall o er read WVILLIAM FRANKLIN OBERLANDER General Sr Hr Y 4 Szlence rs as deep as Etermty speech rs shallow as Tzme DARL CLEO OREWILER Commerclal Sr l'-l1Y 3 4, Class Basketball I 2 3 4, Football 3, Track 2, Baseball 3 4, Tennrs 4, Operators Club 4 He rs as full of valour as of kzminess Prmcely m both IRMA ESTHER PAPP Commercial Senror Class Play Blue Tnanble I, Grrl Reserves 2 3 4, Bucynan Busmess Manager 4 If there be or ever were such a 071.6 Its past the szze of dreammg JACK DELBERT PARSEL General Football 3 4, Baskelball S 4, Var my B Club 3 4 My heart ts true as steel MARY JANE PEARL General Blue Triangle 1, Grrl Reserves 2 3 4, GAA 3 4, Band 2 Shall I compare thee to a sum mer s day? Q19-o C I 1 1 - A .h . V . ' , Y , i i - - Soi! , , , 4. ' ' ' . Y . Y-' l . l I . , I - ' 1 1 1 JT- ' 1 f - ' , i Bl , . I , 0 1 , , f , , I , f - 2, 3, 4. . I D l Q u' .1 l I . General , , ' f A . , . . 4, . . . , 4. , ' ' .' l - I n Y I , . . . ' . . . , 3, , Jr. D I I ' , 3, 41 ' ' , , , . . 1 l Y. ' . V W . . ' , ' . . . , . . . , , N ' '. . w ' x .u l 1 Y . 0. EARL DEAYNE PENNY General Band 2 5 4, Pep Band 2 3 4 Or chestra 4 French Club 3 4 As merry as the day ze long BETTY JANE PEPPARD Commercxal Blue Triangle l, Wellare League 2 Gr Reserves 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4, Glee Club 2 Vxce Pres 3 Class Basketball I 2 There s language m her eye, her cheek her lzp JACK JOSEPH PEPPARD General .lr HIY 1 2 Baseball 3 Worth ts worth the makmq zf zt doth make the man LUBA PETROFF Commercial Blue Triangle 1, Gxrl Reserves 2 3 GAA 2 3 3, French Club 3 But to see her was to love her MARY MILITUS PETTIT Commercial Welfare League 1 2 3 Blue Tn a el Bandl 2 3 4,Gxr1Re serves 2 3 4, Booster Club 4 Bu cyrran Staff 4 Smooth runs the water uhere the brook zs' deep ROBERT SAWYER RARICK General Bcketballl 2 3 4 Sr H1Y 3 Booster Club 3 4, May Queen At tendant 3 Football 1, Baseball Manager 2 4 Varsxty B Club 3 4 I see you stand lzlre a greyhound 'm the alzps Stramzng upon the start Senlors HOWARD FAUSTER REIIDER General Football 2 Baseball 2 1 .steady and easy gozng fellou CHARLES AUGUSTUS Ross H1 Y 1 3 Pres Pres D1str1ctCounc1l Mem ber State Councxl Booster Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Annual Stall 4, Basketball 3 4 Buckeye Boys State 3 Class Presxdent 5 College Club 4 Though a man be wise, It 19 no shame for htm to lue and learn BARBARA BLAIR RUHL College German Club 1 2 Blue Triangle 1 Cyflhhl 3 4 Bandl 2 Orchestra 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 French Club 3 Pres 4 Senxor Class Play Col lege Club 4 -lqe cannot wzther her, nor cus tom stale her mfimte vmzety EDWARD LOREN RUSH General Track 2 3 4 German Club 1 My qood wzll ls great SABRIA JANE RUSH Commercxal ue Trlangle t GAA 2 Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Clnlrl, you are lake a flower So sueet and pure and fazr DOLORES MINNIE SAFFEL General Blue Tnangle I Girl Reserves 2 GAA 3 4 Class Bas 2 3 Young in lzmbs, zn judgment U I - I I I I O 1 1 1 1 i ' i - i , . z ' ' '. Jr. '- , 2, Pres., Sr. Hi-Y , 4, ., . I l lf ' 1 li 1 ' f f 1 i xl , , , . . . , I i ' 1 1 ' - 1 4i , ' , 1 - . 1 ' , . 'r I ' I. 1 1' ' A ', 1 1 ' 1 Bu 1 1 i 1 1 3- 4i -' I 1 1 1 1 I Q V, I . - - . ' , , f ' 1 - f f ' ' ' ' 1 1 i 1 2- 4, . . . , , . , - -. . ' V 5 ', Bl ' ' , . . . , 3, 4, .- ngl f 1 1 1 - W A ', ' ' . 1 1 i ' l , - - . ' ' , A 1' '1 . . , ,. 1 I 1 1 1 i - 1 4i i ' 3' , 4, . . . 2, , , ket- 1 i ball , , 4. . . ' i '- E ' ' ll: 'D ' LEE EUGENE SAFFEL General Booster Club 3 4 Booster Club 3 4, .lr HrY 2 Glee Cub 3 4, Band 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 The best of healers zs qoofl vheer WILLA MAE SCHELL College Blue Trranglel GAA 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 Class Basketball 1 lend me a heart replete uzth thonlrfulness RUTH ELEANOR SCHIEBER College nd 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Reserves 2 3 Secy 4 Booster Club 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Pres Bucynan Staff 3 4 French Club 3 German Club 1 2 Cl lege Club 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Blue Trrangle 1 Pres Wusze 1s well saul to he tic speech of angels MARJORIE ELENE SCHULZE College G A A 3 One must learn By dozng the thmq for though you thznk you know zt You haze no certainty until you Tl JOYCE LUCILLE SHAW Commercial Blue Trxangle 1 Welfare League I Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 GAA 3 Sec Treas 4 Glee Club 2 Sec Treas 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Basketball! 2 3 4 Xzmble thought can jump both .sea and land JOHN EDWARD SHIFFLER General .lr HrY 2 Football 1 Booster Club Basketball I 2 3 4 Vars B Club 3 4 Good health and qoorl sense are tuo of lzfes qrentest blass mgs Senzors PEARL ADA SMITH General ue Trxanglet GAA 2 3 Glrl Reserves 4, Class Basketball 1, Class Baseball 3 True nob1lzty IS' exempt from QG7' CHARLES HENRY SNYDER General Jr H1Yl 2, Sr HrY 3 4 Varsty 3 4, Base all 2 3 4, ketball 3, Class Basketball 4 The man who makes the experr ment deservedly clazrns the honor and the reward WILLIAM LUTHER SPAID College Tech HxYl2Tras Sr Hx 3 Treas German Club 1 2 Bu Y rr n Stall I, Glee Club 2 3 4, Sophomore Presxdent, College Club 4 Wzthout muszc, lzfe would be a mzstake RIC HARD LLOYD SPURLOCK College Hr Y 3 4, French Club 3 4, Boys Booster Club 4 Happy the man, who ,innocent lnzeves not at zlls he cans pre lent CORNELIUS ALFRED STATON General Football 1 Booster Club 4, Student Councrl 2 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 4 Varsity B Club Why then the uorld s 'mme s er Il hzch I uzth su oral uwll open HELEN CAROLINE STRUB College Blue Trrangle I Grrl Reserves 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 German Club 3 4 We re League 4 Bucyrran Staff S, Col lege Club 4 True hope 18 suzft and flzes with swallow s wzngs I - 0 1 , , Bl ' , . . . , , 4, 1 I , i , . l I . - , i i f - I ai - A - . . : I . .- I . .I I i i 2, 3' 4. 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Q- , - ' ' WILLARD DWIGHT SWISHER General Welfare League 1, Baseball 3 Every man 1s the archztect of hzs own future JAMES WILLIAM TATE General H1Y1 2, r Htl! a Basketball 3 4, College Club Practzce zs the best of all rn structors MARY ELLEN THOMPSON College Blue Tnangle 1, German Club I 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 pxanxst, Gu Bucynen Stal! 3 4 Beauty ztself doth of itself per suade The eyes of men wrthout an or ator WALTER FREDERICK TOBIN Vocatxonal Vocatlonal Club 4 That actwn zs best whzch pro cures the greatest happzness for the greatest numbers DAVID JOSEPH TRUKA Vocational HxYl 2 Sr H1Y3 4, ball l 2, Vocatlonal Club 4 Laugh and be well JOSEPH EARL TURNEY General Jr HIY I 2, Class Basketball 1 Is not true lezsure one w1th true toll? o22o- Senwrs RUTH ANN UNGER College Blue Trxangle 1 Grl Reserves 2 3 4 German Club 2 3, Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Pep Band 4 Bucyrlan 2 3 4 News EdllO1' We lare League 1 2 3 4 Pre , A 2 3 There was a star danced and under that I was born CHARLES WILFORD VEIL Vocational Jr I-I1Y 1 2 Vocatxonal Club 4 Track 3 Men who know 'much say lzttle MARY CARMELITA VOLPE Commercxal Blue Trxangle 1 GAA 2 3 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4, Bucynan There 'ls a garden in her face Where ros-es and whzte lzlzes blow DONALD RICHARD WILLETT Vocatlonal Vocatxonal Club 4 Football 4 1 fellow of plam constancy GERTRUDE ARLENE WILSON Commercxal Blue Tnangle l, German Club 1 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 Gratitude rs the szgn of noble souls GILBERT LEROY WILSON General Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 All work 19 a seed sown zt qrows and spreads and sows rtself again - Q - - I O . 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BETTY PAULINE WINDSOR Commerclal Blue Trxangle I What wzsdom can you find that zs greater than lrmdness JOHN BRUNSW 1cK WYATT General Boys Booster Club 3 4 Basketball 3 I hate eler confined myself t facts MARTHA ELIZABETH VVYER College Blue Triangle l, German Club 1 2 Bucynan Staff l 2 3 4, Gxrl R serves 2 3 4 Treas French Club 3 4 Glrls Booster ub Pres .She that was eter fan and net er proud Had tongue at uzll and yet u as never loud ALEX THOMAS ZAHARY General otballl 2 3 Softballl 2 Track 2 3, Class Basketball 1 2 Men of few words are the best 'men ROBERT FREDERICK TRUCKS Vocational Vocatxonal Club 4 Whateter ls worth dozng at all is uorth doznq uell NO mcrumas WILLIAM CAPPAR DIAS General North Robinson H1 Y, F FA Glee Club, Presxdent Freshman Class Baseballl 2 3 Blessed 18 he uho has found hrs work LESTER EARL MCCLARY General Jr HxY I 2, Baseball 4 He 19 a dear and true zndustrz ous frzend ROBERT WILLIAM ROYER General Bandl 2 3 4, Orchestral 2 3 Be not the slate of uords BIZZOTS ORVAL WVAYNE HOOVER Vocational Vocatlonal Club 4 He uas uont to speak plazn and to the purpose EARL ALBERT KINTZ Vocatlonal Vocatronal Club 4 He thought as a sage though he felt as a man ROBERT VIRTUE General I wzll be the pattern of all pa tzence GERALD ANDREW THIEL Vocatlonal Track 3 4, Vocatxonal Club 4 He wears the rose of youth up on hzm ROBERT JAMES FLOHR Vocatxonal Jr H1Y I 2 Shop Foreman 4 cahonal Club 4 Make a vzrtue of necesszty WARREN G WILLETT Football 3, Track 2 The strength of twenty men DONALD FLOYD KNELL General German Club 2 3, Band l 2 3 4 The monuments of w1t surmve the monuments of power WILFORD DONALD SAVAGE Holly Michigan Adelphxan Acad amy True save means to lzve KENNETH OTTO GRACELY Vocational Football 3 4 Speak of me as I am JOHN FREDERICK SAVAGE Vocatxonal Vocational Club 4, May Queen At tendant Manhood when urgzng znto age grows thoughtful 0234:- - - . 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' , v I 4 - ' 1 - v . v I - R 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 4, , ' ' Y V V 0 0 Wlll We the undersigned the members ot the Class ot 1940 ot Bucyrus High School City of Bucyrus County ot Crawford and State ot Ohio being in good health of body and sound state of mind and memory fwe hopel, and berng desirous ot settlmg our worldly affairs while we have yet the strength and capacity do make and publish thrs, our last will and testament, hereby revokrng and making void all former wills by us at any time heretofore made Firstly We do give and bequeath unto our worthy underclassmates the lun tors, the respect due to seniors and all our worldly possessions, including our physics note books our red ink for bookkeeping some heated discussions in psychology and Hamlet Secondly We bestow upon the sophomores the pleasure ot annihilatmg them selves with Sulphur droxide and Chlorine fumes in the chemistry lab Th1rdly We leave this motto to the dear treshies lwhich they probably prac tice alreadyl Never allow your studyrng to interfere with your pleasures You can get a better education by having one date than by readmg three books may be able to ride right through Latin but dont try to do it on a pony an auto mobile s more modern' Fitthly We bestow upon the sweet sevenths the honor ot almost but not quite being members ot Bucyrus Senior High School S1xthly To Mr Baer we leave our love for a wonderful high school and our thanks tor his having made it so Bucyrus High wouldnt be Bucyrus High with out Mr Baer and his kind consideration of our problems Seventhly We confer upon Mr Gearhart the honor ot having originated our present Student Council system, and give him our hopes that rt may remain a part ot the school for many years Elghthly To Mr .l E Dobbins, annual advlser and executor to this will we bequeath another series ot headaches tor next years annual He has made the success ot this annual possrble Sworn and attested to this hrst day ot March nineteen hundred torty THE SENIOP CLASS OF 1940 LUCILE CARLISLE Notmy Publzc WITNESSES GLADYQ GALLINGER J E DOBBINS March 1 1950 O I l I . I I I . . . . I . I . I . F . . I . . . . - I . . I . . . , . I . ' . I . . . n . . I . Pourthly, We leave to the eighth graders this sound advice: Next year you . . . I , . - - . I . . I U . I t I . . . ' I ' . . I ' . ' . . . . I N . ' I , . Prophecy DEAR CLASSMATES At last I have fulftlled my task whtch fell upon me as I was chosen associate edrtor of the 1940 annual I have warten ten years to wrtte the fulttllment to my prophecy but at last I have gathered all the tnformatxon necessary and am takrng thls letter as the means of tellmg you the How When Where and why ot all your old school frtends who graduated rn the Class of 1940 Ot course rt IS almost unnecessary to mentton the brrlltant career of Bernard Galttza, for surely most of you have recogntzed Bernard rn Barnardo Caesarrllrmo the handsomest actor rn Hollywood Some say that he was dtscovered by the Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studto when he was vlsxtrng hrs srster rn Caltfornta Eleanor Fegley and Luba Petroff own and operate a Beauty Through Health school on the 29th floor of the Second Natronal Bank burldmg here rn Bucyrus The place ts so famous that people from all large ctttes rn the U S A come rn once a week on the New York Bucyrus San Francrsco Arr Lmes to get treatments Elrza beth Bendock 15 head rnstructress rn the art of caltsthentcs, and Tresste Gatchell rs the masseur Cleona McAdams acts as head nurse and supervtses the treatment of broken legs backs or necks Carolme Mrlls ts rn Chtcago as a governess for s1x ltttle chtldren and Dorothy McNutt IS rn Hollywood as socnal secretary to Cecrl B De Mtlle Dorotha Stuckert has achteved great success rn dotng personnel work wtth Maceys rn New York and Margaret Kruse rs the Personal Shopper rn Halles, Cleveland Another Mar garet Margaret Heller IS wrttrng the adverttstng scrtpt for Wanamakers m Phtla delphta Among our other successful busmess women we fmd Alrce Jacobs at the head an accountant tn the ttrm of Morgan, Morgan 8: Morgan He rs so clever wrth flgures that the Morgans havent bought any red rnk for over erght years Irene Caldwell and Erma Papp both started out wtth thetr eyes on busmess hte too After a few years, Irene gave up her career to marry Lee Saffell who now teaches C1v1c and Soctal Problems rn Bucyrus Htgh School Erma however re mamed steadfast rn her resolutton not to marry untrl last month when she sur rendered to the proposal of Harvey Augustus Du Pont IIII John Black at Ermas request ts now frnrshrng the plans for the Du Ponts one hundred twenty frve room house, whtch wrll be ready for occupatron when the happy couple returns from honeymoonmg tn Bermuda Barbara Ruhl rs drrect mg the mterror decoratron James Dunlap has realtzed hrs destre to be engxneer and IS gotng to 1nstall atr condttromng rn the Du Ponts new home and Betty and Joyce tot Peppard 8: Shaw Furmture Col are supplyrng all the furnrture, drapes rugs, etc Irene Candel became so tasclnated wtth mrrrors, that she learned how to make them The busmess became so profrtable that she now employs one thousand workers and ts now under contract to Erma Du Pont to make a flawless one ptece mrrror to ht the curved cerlrng of her large dtnmq room The ocean bottom seems to have rnterested three men of the class of 40 Donald Wtllett and Charles Verl are both deep sea drvers, and Wrlltam Steve Appleman IS a great student of undersea lrfe and has wrrtten three books on Ftsh and Thetr Relatronshtp to Man Abroad are Edward Naufzmger capturrng wxld anrmals tor the Rmgltng Crrcus and Dras and Reeder ratsrng coffee rn Braztl John Savage and Robert Royer are down rn South Amerrca workxng tn the gold mmes Far afreld rn the army are James Ktsor Don Hnell and Myron Wentz Abroad too ts Eleanor McPeak But no wxld ammals or gold mrnes for her! She ts marrted to the U S ambassador to England I . . l . I I I . I I . . . . I I I ' I I 1 1 ' . I . . ot the Netherland Plaza tn Cincrnnati. Paul L1 Blasi has become quite famous as . I 1 ' 1 I ' I - I I - . . . . , I , . I . I . . . . . . I , . I I ' I I l ' Prophecy Hugh Dobbxns has proved that xt can pay to stay near home for he now owns the fourteen story elevator garage at Marlon, Ohlo Kenneth Graceley and Robert Flohr are hrs two head mechanxcs We travel over to Bucyrus agarn only to fmd Chuck Helby at the head of the Bucyrus Tax1 Servrce and Robert Trucks Wrllxam Oberlander and Eldon Hllde brand workrng as foremen at the Swan Rubber Plant W1th1n the last few years th1s plant has been enlarged to cover four city blocks Here we also f1nd Wrlham Mack who has just completed the dredgmg and wrdenrng of the Sandusky Rlver so that boats from Lake Erre may travel down to Bucyrus wrth less dxffrculty The fxrst lake steamer wrll stop at Port Bucyrus next week, and on board wrll be three of the ship s offrcers, Davrd Truka, Robert Vrrtue and Gerald Thlel At the dock one wrll see Jack Parsel photographer and Wayne Markley edxtor of the Bucyrus Txmes a new wrdely read newspaper started by Markley as a nval of the Telegraph Forum The Cookware Associates IS offxcxally headed by Grlbert Wlllrs Hubble but he actually handles only the busmess end Two of hrs old fnends are worlcmg wrth htm James Dobbrns rs the factory manager and James Tate IS the head of the sales department Followmg the company s behef that a woman s husband rs the most probable potentxal buyer, Mr Tate has a travelxng sales force made entirely of gmrls headed by the three Marys Mary Hem Mary Jane Pearl and Mary Volpe They say that sales have lncreased 100041 srnce thrs system was put rnto effect Eddle Rush IS runmng a large cafetena on the f1rst floor of the Baumoel Store where both Velma Marquardt and Elsre Dreher are asslstmg ln the drnmg room Maxxne Clady and Ethel Nelson are busy keeplng the books of thrs store Jack Peppard IS the manager of the new Crystal Cmema rn Bucyrus Thxs theater IS the In our own clty lxbrary we flnd Edna Lehman Mary Heller rs workmg rn the chrldrens department tellxng stones and supervxsrng play Kathleen Baum and Gertrude Wrlson have competrtrve shops on Washrngton Square Each worked so hard to put the other out of busmess that she made a fortune and retlred On the promxse of a better lob John Wyatt has grven up hrs posrtron wrth Hrogers and ns now general manager of all the Ohro A 8: P Stores Wrlford Savage IS teachmg yes physxcs rn B H S whrle Betty Hnecht IS dramatxc coach rn Shelby and Warren Wrllett rs football coach at Ohxo State James Beattle IS now a very successful busnness man and has returned to Bucyrus to accept the posxtxon as presrdent of the Grove Toy Mfg Co Mr Grove xs of course the mayor stockholder but he recently retrred to be wrth hrs wrfe Mary, and thexr frve chrldren Mabel Lahr IS now employed rn the Grove Toy Mfg Co Another of our busmess women Mary Pettrt rs edxtmg one of the largest women s magazrnes rn the world Several of the boys have also dlstrngurshed themselves rn the llterary world, for Edwm Flexser rs drawlng a page for the comrc sectlon of the Cleveland Plam Dealer and Franklrn lSlc1nnyj Myers IS now a famous poet Martha Ann Lown has followed her brrlllant college record wrth years of scxentrfrc research Through her patrent, systematrc delvrng she IS solvmg the mysterres of psychotherapeutrcs and phychonosology The three way partnershlp of Chance, Chnstman and Haaser has proved to be very successful Young Walt Haaser constructs the planes on paper Harry Chance supervxses the constructxon and Fred Chrxstman makes the actual tests Thls frrm has recently sold to the Unrted Arr Lmes ten passenger shlps whxch have a crursrng speed of 450 m p h There have been no accxdents due to thrs tremen dous speed because of an rngenlous devrce lnvented by Orval Hoover which l JVM v YY YT Y Wi' ' T M Y Y H I I . . . , . . . I ' I I I I I . , ' l I i I I ' first to be made entirely of glass, and was decorated by Earl Kintz. I - - . . ' I .I . . . . I ' I I I I I , . ' I - . . I ' I , . I Prophecy prevents the shrps from stallrng at a low rate of speed Two members of our class, Janrs Beattre and Betty Gregory are actrng as arr hostesses on these very planes, and Bob Grauer and Brll Cullen are the prlots Wrlla Mae Schell and Alena Schulze are both rn nursrng Wrll Mae rs work mg rn a doctor s offrce and Alena rs one of the best surgrcal nurses Martha Wyer rs servrng as nurse rn the rnfant s department rn one of the large Cleveland stores We are very sorry to report the sudden death of Ruth Unger rn New York last week She fell out of a wrndow whrle flrrtrng wrth a fellow 42V2 storres below She only skrnned her nose, but she dred afterward of a broken heart because the man had gotten away before she recovered conscrousness Betty Wmdsor and Janet Harvey are both welfare workers rn a large crty whrle Helen Strub operates a glass factory Betty Benedrct and Vrrgrnra Denny are modelrng clothes rn Saks Prfth Avenue Shop and Dolores Saffell and Sabrra Jane Rush are buyers for the same store Alrce Hammond holds one of the hrghest posrtrons rn the Salvatron Army Her sweet drsposrtron and good sense of humor have made her a popular woman rn thrs freld Eugene Kress has made the actual plans for the new elevated hrghways Kress has been sued twrce by the rarlroads for rurnrng therr busrness and only the brrl lrant defense of hrs lawyer, Cornelrus Staton, prevented hrm from losmg hrs for tune Of course you have been readrng of that famous law surt rn Chrcago, where Donald Beebe rs the prosecutrng attorney and Gladys Gallmger, one trme member of our class and now the outstandrng woman lawyer rn the country, rs the lawyer for the defense Thrs rs the thrrteenth month of the trral, and the yury rs no nearer a decrsron than rt was on the frrst day Ruth Schreber, after studyrng for many years both rn thrs country and abroad, rs now drrectrng the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra and her old frrend, play boy Rrchard Spurlock after rnherrtrng 511000 00 from a forgotten uncle has moved to New York, and at the age of 27, rs now the most sought after bachelor rn that crty Walter Tobrn and Deayne Penny are practrcally rn the same professron The only drfference rs that Tobrn excels rn lu 11tsu wrestlrng, and Deayne rs the best shaggrng teacher rn the mrddle west Alex Zahar, motorcycle salesman, has been qurte successful and Brll Spard has met wrth good fortune too He, enterrng hrs own car, lremember 1t?l has lust won frrst place rn the Internatronal Junk Heap Race at Indranapolrs They say that Johnny Shrffler and Darl Orewrler have proved to be two of the brrghtest boys rn the class They are now manufacturrng lrght bulbs Charles Ross has just returned from Europe where he has been studyrng dent rstry and has establrshed an offrce here rn Bucyrus wrth Betty Gerser as hrs nurse As you know, Robert Rarrck rs a famous desrgner of womens clothes Nearly everyone owns one of hrs new ga ga hats Pearl Smrth IS hrs Pans correspond ent Far out rn the West are Grlbert Wrlson and Earl McClary who own a lumber camp rn the Rocky Mountarns Both Wrllard Swrsher and Joe Turney are earnrng good pay as ranger on a government recervatron nearby Chuck Snyder rs West now too, umprrrng baseball games on the Pacrfrc Coast In sayrng that Mary Ellen Thompson rs lrvrng happrly ever I conclude thrs letter thrs present day hrstory of our frrends of 40 Some of us have been more successful frnancrally than others but everyone has done hrs best, and carved a nrche rn thrs world for hrmself Yours srncerely Luczle Carlzsle l I 1 I ' 'K I U ' 1 . . , . . . , . . . . . , . 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' V ' ' , , . . - Q I , - G 0 - H ENDERSON 8: LUTZ Juniors CLASS OFFICERS RINKER, WILLIAM MILAM, JAMES ULMER, MAXINE BRINKMAN, DONNA ANSLOW, JAMES BARBER, WANDA BARGER, MARTHA BASH, MARJORIE BATTON, VERA BEISHEIM, AURELIA BIPPUS, MARY BOLLINGER, DOROTHA BRAYTON MARY JEAN BREYMAIER JUNIOR BLACKBURN EILEEN BURGI-IARD LA DONNA BUTTERMAN LILLIAN CAMPBELL JANE CARLE ROBERT CARTER BETTY JANE CARVITTI PHILLIPINE CHANDLER BETTY CHANDLER BOB CLIFTON VIRGINIA COLCOTT MARY COOK ELEANOR CORWIN JEANNE DREHER BETTY EVANS RITA FEGLEY DOROTHY FLEXSER ERLA MAE FRAZEE ROBERT GEBHARDT JAMES GLASKAS JANET GOEBEL LEATRICE GOR SUCH BETTY HAALA ROBERT HAASER MARGARET 9 . -A V Nj GROVE, CONSTANCE I f I f K .I . ! I .1 , ,, , , , -,9 - 1-iig lg Junzors HAILEY, MAXINE HECKLER THEODORE HETRICK SHIRLEY HICKSON GEORGE HOLLENBAUGH DONNA HOOVER .IEANNE INSCHO MARTHA KANODE CARSON HATONA MARY KELLER DOROTHY KEMERY STANFORD HLINE MARJORIE KORB BARBARA KRAUTER DONALD LADY ROBERT LAW MARTHA LAYER ESTHER LOOMIS VIRGINIA LOUGHLEY JANE LYBARGER CHARLES MCFARLAND ROBERT MLGINTY RICHARD MCMICHAEL BETTY MCPEAK BETTY MEIZGER MARION MICHAEL WALTER MITCHELL MARJORIE MURPHY BETTY JANE MURPHY BETTY VIRGINIA NEWBY LYNN NICHOLS VANDA JUNE NIGH LESTER NOBLET ANN OKEEFE EILEEN OSBORN JOHN PATTEN LEONA LOHR DOROTHY PEPPARD DAVID PETTIT JOHN 1 - O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LUTZ, DONALD 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 Juniors PETTIT MARILYN PETTIT WILBUR PFLEIDERER .IEANNE PFIRSCH ROBERT RAYBUCK RICHARD REIFF KENNETH REINHARD MARY ALICE REYNOLDS LUELLA RICHARD CLARENCE ROBINSON DOROTHY ROSS DICK ROWLAND ELLSWORTH SCHEERER MARY SCHEERER KATHRYN SCHNORR LAURENA SCHULER RITA SCHULZE FREDERICK SCHULZE RUTH SICKMILLER EILEEN SMITH TOM SPURLOCK CARROLL STAHL BETTY STEIGER VIRGINIA STRAWSER WANDA PENCER EVELYN TEYNOR MARY TOPPER FRANCIS TRAVER MAXINE TRUKA WILLIAM TIMSON 'vIAXINE TUPPS EMMETT WENNER PAUL WENNINGER DARRELL WEST DORIS WHITE BETTY JANE WIDMAN BETTY WILHELM MARJORIE WINEBRENNER EUNICE WILLIAMS WALTER Hsunsnsou s. LUTZ f f' 31 l 1 L c- 1 I vY V STEWART, MARY S ' , H ,., ,v v ,v -O41 -ff WILSON BOB WINSOR CATHERINE YOUNG ELNORA NO PICTURES BARCIZ CARL KORNER BILLY SIMON IRENE HOWARD ANN BEATTIE JAMES HELLER ROBERT TEYNOR ROBERT ZARCONE JOE BIBY RALPH KANABLE JACK NORRIS WILLIAM BURK ROBERT COLLENE ROBERT MITCHELSON DONALD PETROFF BORIS TEYNOR WILLIAM FRASCI-I LAWRENCE MUELLER GEORGE WENTZ MYRON YOST CLYDE KISOR JAMES BONIN ROBERT Sl-IACKELFORD FAITH MOUSER DORIS KITCHEN ROBERT SLABACH BILLY WILSON KENT PATTON JOHN eye- Junwr Class Hzstory Although our junror year has kept us busy wlth all xts BCIIVIIIGS we can always fmd tlme to look back upon the sunny days of our chxldhood Throughout the eventh grade most of us fumbled our way up and down the halls getting lost and berng stepped on by the upper classmen As erghth graders we were gradually galnxng a llttle self confldence to stand up and be recognized Proud we were to fall herr to the renowned name ol Freshres The mam allarr of thrs year was the Blue Tnangle Party ln the Sophomore year we organlzed wxth Wllllam Rmker as president He was assxsted ln hrs work by James Gebhardt vrce presxdent Jane Loughley secretary, and Carson Kanode Treasurer Under the able drrectxon of Miss Lambertus our class adviser for the year the sophomore party was held ln the hrgh school gym Much to the happiness of the offrcers ofthe class and the various commrttees every one who attended had a grand trme Those who have taken any interest ln thelr junior year at all will agree that xt has been frlled with the hardest sublects and the most actrvrtles that we have ever met wrth Frrst came the football season and the stand at the athletrc freld where you could buy candy 1ce cream pop and hot Pl dogs Many of our boys were very prominent on the football held Among them were Rmker Kanode Gebhardt Barclz Bonln Heckler Mltchelson Relft Teynor Breymarer and Tupps Members of our class arded ln puttmg on the Grrl Reserves Party and the Gold Drggers prom thrs year year The Alumm dance was also a receptron prolect On the floor during the basketball season were Kanode Gebhardt Kemery Breymaler Mxchael Rerff and Haala dorng therr best tor dear old B H S Jeanne Hoover was elected Junior Edltor for the annual and James Mrlam Assrstant Busrness Manager Thxs year they are learning the marnstays of puttmg out an annual Good luck for next year Approxrmately twenty 1unxor grrls attended the Gxrl Reserve rmg meehngs thrs year Some are purchasrng rmgs whrch symbollze thexr membershrp rn the organrzatron and whtch prove that they are worthy ot the honor whxch IS placed upon them by the name Gul Reserve Our receptxon was held on Friday May 17 and was under the capable drrectron ot Mrs Wrllaman and Mr Jepson her assistant They were strll further assisted by the officers who have done their best through out the year They are president Wrlllam lB1lll Rmker vlce president James Mrlam secretary Donna Brnnkman and treasurer Maxxne Ulmer There are approximately 150 students rn our class whxch rs somewhat larger than that of the preceding year Wrth so many puprls to work toward hrs or her goal xt rs possxble that we may accomplish much as we enter our last year of school and call ourselves semors RECEPTION COMMITTEES DECORATION JEANNE HOOVER Charrman MARJORIE MITCHELL BETTY McMICHAEL JEANNE CORWIN BILLY RINKER ROBERT FRAZEE THEODORE I-IECKLER MENU CLARENCE RICHARD Charrman MARTHA INSCHO MAXINE HAILEY EMMETT TUPPS JAMES ANSLOW MARJORIE BASH TABLES AND CHAIRS JAMES MILAM Charrman WILBUR PETTIT WAITERS AND TABLES-BETTY CARTER Chaxrman MARGARET HAASER BETTY MCPEAK MARTHA LAW DOLORES SNAVELEY FINANCE JOHN OSBORN PROGRAM BETTY STAHL DOROTHY ROBINSON ORCHESTRA DONNA BRINKMAN Charrman LEATRICE GOEBEL WANDA BARBER INVITATIONS AND TICKETS-LA DONNA BURGHARD Charrman JANE LOUGHLEY MARILYN PETTIT CARSON KANODE JAMES GEBHARDT WILLIAM RINKER Donna B1 znkman O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , Q I 1 s , ' ' 1 l ' V f 1 1 - 1 1 . , ' ' J I I I A I , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Again at the basketball games members of the class sold candy to enlarge our funds for the reception this . 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' '. , ' f'. .' , .X R wx'-I-I'ATRIf'IA SCIIINDLER, ILA BELLE SHARROf'K, ELIZABETH SHEA, LENORA SHLTK, BETTY 'G-. .- ' 7 Q' . , .' ' 'Q ' . '. . , ' ' .' , ' Actwltles Annual Staff -I -5 as Q 1. 'F 22. 44 Q Annual talf Have you seen certam people who seem to hurry all the trme? If you have, the persons have probably been members of the annual staff rushxng hrther and yon to get varxous thrngs finished for the yearbook Headmg the staff are Gladys Galllnger as edxtor and Fred Chrxstman as buslness manager These two were chosen ln therr lumor year to head the 1940 Bucyrran Gladys has worked hard to make the book a success and under Fred s capable gurd ance the busxness affarrs were effxcrently handled As assocrate edrtor Luclle Carlxsle was very competent Her prophecy and wrll are well wrrtten as are many of her other assrgnments Wayne Markley assxsted the busr ness manager rn hrs duties and was a great help to htm Jeanne Hoover and Jlm Mxlam were elected by thelr fellow students as 1un1or ed: tor and yunlor busrness manager, respectrvely They have watched and helped the mem bers of the staff so that next year they Wlll be able to edlt and manage the yearbook They have learned much through therr experrence Th1s year secretanes were appornted to assrst the edrtor and the advrser rn vanous detarls Allce Jacobs has aided the edrtor rn many ways and deserves much praise for her work Helpmg the advrser was Betty Knecht She also should be commended for frne cooperatlon Art Edrtor John Black passed yudgment on the theme and desrgn of the book Good work Mr Black! Charles Ross as clrculatxon manager drd not have much to do untll the end of the year He dxstrrbuted the annuals to outsrde subscrlbers at that trme Snap! Snapl That s not a well known cereal makmg that clrckmg sound rt s Joyce Shaw and Robert Grauer our falthful snapshot editors They have trred to get pictures of everyone and thats a hard lobl Congratulatxons for the good Prcs l If one could have looked ln on Margaret Heller and Dorothy McNutt, one would have seen busy flngers typrng raprdly away These grrls have wrllmgly waded through long wnte ups and have translated them 1nto neat typewntten pages Our two advertlsmg managers, Irene Caldwell and Betty Gelser, conducted a splen dld advertrsmg campargn thrs year No one mlnded bemg solrcrted by two such charm mg g1rls They dld a nxce job Harry Chance our sports edrtor has done a grand lob of wrrtmg the varlous sports actrvrtres He, too should get credxt for makmg the 1940 annual a success To our pat1ent,unt1r1ng advlser, Mr Dobbrns, goes a hearty word of thanks H has guxded the staff effrcrently Hrs thorough knowledge of edrtorxal work as well as busrness affarrs has axded the workers on the annual greatly To the 1940 members thanks a lotl Good luck to the 1941 annual staffl Jeanne Hoover . . .... y 6 w. A. mnnsu. cone. 0450 Girls' Glee Club The Gtrls Glee Club has been very successful th1s year under the capable d1rec tton of Mrss Edna Ulmer At the begrnnrng of the year the grrls elected the followtng otfcers presrdent Gladys Gallrnged v1ce presrdent Betty Peppard, secretary treasurer Rrta Schuler, and accompanrst, Mary Ellen Thompson The Glee Club appeared on numerous programs mcludtng the Rotary Club Grrl Re serves and H1 Y 1o1nt church meeting at the Presbytertan church, and 1n the student talent assembly program On Apr1l26 together wtth the Boys Glee Club the grrls presented the Cantata The Rose Malden by Cowan The story of the Cantata 1S that the Queen of the Flower Fatrres, weary of a llfe of unbroken calm prays of the newly returned Sprlng that he wrll bestow upon her also the grft of love that he bestows upon man He warns her of the rlsk she runs but flnally ylelds to her entreattes by changlng her, whtle she sleeps, 1nto the form of a beautrful g1rl Under the name of Roseblossom she wanders through the world to frnd the love that she seeks and meets wtth a grrl who, havrng been betrayed and deserted by her lover loses her senses and dres broken hearted But, undtscouraged from her search Roseblossom becomes the Wlle of a torester w1th whom elves bewarl the fate of thelr Oueen, and curse love as fatal to peace and happrness Solo parts tn the Cantata were sung by Gladys Galllnger Maxme Harley Martha Ann Lown Erleen S1ckm1ller and Mary Ellen Thompson Those who sang soprano and alto parts 1n a double tr1o were La Donna Burghard Dorothy Schtefer Joyce Shaw and Margaret Heller The Gxrls Glee Club appeared on the program for the Baccalaureate servlce A semor chorus, made up ot all the senrors rn the glee clubs, made tts frnal appearance when rt sang at Commencement The personnel IS as follows FIRST SOPRANO La Donna Burghard Jane Collms Maxme Harley Caroyl Hess Martha Ann Lown Dorothy Schlefer Erleen Srckmtller Evelyn Spencer SECOND SOPRANO Betty Ann Carter Dorothy Frazee Dorothy Fegley Kathryn Hlldebrand Martha Inscho Alice Jacobs Betty Peppard Helen Hortck Rtta Schuler Joyce Shaw Helen Strub Jane Ann Thompson Barbara Unger and Jean Volk ALTO Aurelta Bersherm Mary Esterltne Gladys Gallmger Constance Grove Margaret Keller Betty Knecht Shrrley Mead Carolrne Mtlls Mary Alrce Retnhard Dorotha Stuckert Irene Volk ACCOMPANIST Mary Ellen Thompson Rzta Schnlm E C CRALL : . r ' I I ' I 1 ' ' I I - . I . , I . I , . I I I ' I ' I I I ' . I she l1ves for a trme rn such perfect happrness that she cannot survrve hrs death. The . . I . . I I I ' I I I -1 I I V I . I V I -O -O Boys' Glee Club Due to untirrng efforts on the part of our dlrector Miss Edna Ulmer the Boys Glee Club has gone through another successful year At the beginning ot the year the Glee Club was organized with James Dobbins as president James Cebhardt as vrce president, and William Rrnker secretary treasurer The Boys Glee Club has appeared in public performances several times including night school and other school assemblies A few ot their numbers sung on programs were Song ot the Waves Protheroe Song of the Jolly Roger Candlsh Old Ark s A Moverin Sprrrtual Invictus Bruno Huhn The Glee Clubs combined have sung Kerry Dance Molloy With the cooperation of the Girls Glee Club they made a success of the can ata The Rose Malden, by Cowen, whrch was given ln the latter part of the year Male Solo parts were sung by John Black George Hrckson and Wrllram Spard Baritone parts in a double trio were sung by James Dunlap and Robert Crauer The Club brought the year to a close by appearing at Baccalaureate and Com mencement FIRST TENORS John Black James Dobbins Lynn Newby Robert Ptirsch Lee Sattell SECOND TENORS Junior Breymarer Donald Leonard Donald Lutz Charles Lybarger Floyd Smrth Ivan Smith William Spaid Donald Welty FIRST BASS James Anslow Wrlllam Cullen Charles Herby George Hrckson Carson Kanode Stanford Kemery William Rinker SECOND BASS James Dunlap James Gebhardt Robert Grauer James Leuthold Wrlbur Pettit Kent Wilson ACCOMPANIST John Osborn KIBLER MOTOR SALES . . . . . 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I I I I ' T I V I I - I V 4 ' O' O I l n I Bucyrus High School Band 193.9-40 CORNET Krauter Donald Krauter Dean Hazen Jack Mllam James Rrchard Clarence Rxcker Lewrs Pettrt Mary Beall Ruth Barker Wrlllam Wrdman Mar1or1e Aller Ruth Kent Richard Sears John Hrckson James Dobblns Norman Durr Glenn Harvey Janet Knabenhans Donald Goebelt Mary Ehzabeth HORN Stahl Betty Englehard Alfred Woltz Barbara Mxtchell Maryorre Spurlock Rrchard Clayton Paul Krauter Kenneth 48 TROMBONE Angutsh Robert Caldwell lrene Dunlap James Pettrt Jean Hrckson George Sharrock Robert HARITONE Carle Robert Peppard Davrd BASS Penny Deayne Landls Kenneth Appleman Wrllram Heckler Theodore DRUM Chrrstman Frederrck Saitell Lee Anslow Benny TENOR SAXOPHONE Loughley Jane ALTO SAXOPHONE Robmson Dorothy Reinhardt Gordon C RIELODY SAXOPHONE Rlcldle Betty Carver Nrna FLUT1-is Schreber Ruth Carlrsle Lucrle Gebhardt James Ruhl Vlrgxnra Warnock Ann PICCOLO Parsel Walter Krbler Robert Lrght Lola Ulmer Maxrne Flexsor Erla Mae Gorsuch Betty Applegate Vrrgrnra Knell Donald Hrldebrand Cora Spard Joyce Campbell Loyetta Steele Wxlltam Denzer Wrltord Heckler Ruth Schmdler Patty Ann Bechtol Dorothy Goebel Leatrrce J F1 W IRLERR Smith Jane BB CLARINET Ruhl Barbara Beller Janet Pettit Marrlyn Unger Ruth Beebe Donald Campbell Mary Grace Gardner Robert Shrtfler Dorothy Wentz Myron Nxchols Vanda Jean Grauer Robert WM WISE 8: SON Haala Rosemary Hubbel Mary Hrbler Evelyn Lewrs Robert Mead Shlrley Goebel Leatrxce oy Pettrt Jean DRUM MAJOR Haaser Walter DIRECTOR Hazen J C , . , I , , 1 1 V 1 ' I 1 ' n ' ' ' . 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Bucyrus Band Hazen and Haaser The 1939 40 band season has been a worthwhrle one due to the able drrectron of Mr J C Hazen and the cooperatlon ot the band members The band has supphed mus1c at varrous school and outsrde actrvmes H1gh School Day football games pep parades nrght school May Day Camp Mrchael the Crestlxne Mardl Gras and the Bucyrus Mardl Gras A good trme was had by both the members of the band and xts spectators at the Bucyrus Mardx Gras when the entlre organlzatton appeared rn costume The band also played at pOlIl1Cal 1obs Armrstrce Day Memorxal Day servrces at both Caledoma and Bucyrus and an Eagles Convent1on at Ma ron Ohro The brggest events ot the year were the two band test1vals one held at Upper Sandusky on May 3 and one at Pallldlllg on May 10 and 11 At these two test1vals the Bucyrus H1gh School Band was outstandmg wxth 11s flashy red and whrte umtorms and 1ts f1VG tw1rlers wrth therr sparklmg batons J C HAZFIN Dnector Th1s year the band has added to tts repertorre several of the more classrcal popular numbers and proved that a band of nmety pxeces could swmg wrth the best of the popular orchestras Thrs organrzatton played durmg the halves of each home football game and formed letters and desrgns on the held tor the entertamment of the spectators Twrrlmg two batons wrth surpr1s1ng ease, Drum Mayor Walter Haaser led the marchmg band, whlle the concert band was under the experlenced baton of Mr Hazen Mr Hazen possesses genume muslcal abllrty and takes great pnde rn perfectrng all of hrs musrcal organxzattons The band rs proud to have so capable a dlrector at 1ts head BUD HAAQER Drum Mayo? Walte' Hfla59' J W HOPLEY C0 I1 ' I . . . , . ' 1 I 1 I 1 I T' y , . 1 1 1 Y. . . , . I Y .4 . . 4 , H , ,Vr., 4, ' ' l ' ' I - - H - H - , . . , . K , , . . . I Bucyrus High School Orchestra 1939-40 Durlng the past year twenty SIX students from B H S have enjoyed themselves by belong1ng to the Bucyrus Hrgh School Orchestra Although there were many good tlmes, much persrstent work was connected wxth It Rehearsals were held twrce a week but It was the extra aCl1V1l18S to prepare tor, that made It 1nterest1ng Thrs group has wllllngly played tor many clubs In the town Among these have been the Masons Rotary and Elks However the good work drd not stop here lt has provrcled musrc for the htgh school plays, and also augmented many programs rn the school and churches The orchestra drd not have the opportunrty to take part rn any testlval th1s year but th1s drd not hrnder the many values whrch were recelved from the other experl ences Musrcal talent that mrght otherwrse be burred rn a person, was allowed to come to the surtace and grve the school the benetlts Mr Hazen the competent dtre tor deserves much credrt He had to work wrth varrous klnds of people, and g1Ve them all the muslcal knowledge he was able Thls rob requrred much patlence and proper d1sc1pl1ne, and Mr Hazen used those trarts to the best advantage Cooperatron has been shown to the tullest extent In th1s organ1zat1on Fveryone was w1ll1ng to do h1s part whrch was tor the benetlt ot the orchestra It each one keeps up the good work, a blgger and better orchestra Wlll be had by all The members were as follows VIOLIN Jacobs Alrce Lown Martha Ann Haaser Margaret Haaser Walter Unger Barbara Englehard Alfred Schaefer Dorothy Lewts Robert Frelds Dora Jane Osborne Blanche Wrlltams Gene FLUTE Carlrsle Lucrle Gebhardt James Baumgartner Rosemary CLARI NET Huhl Barbara Unger Ruth CORNET Hazen Jack Barker Wrllxam HORN Stahl Betty Woltz Barbara TRO MBONE Caldwell Irene Angursh Robert BAQS Penny Deayne DRUM Chnstman Frederick STEELE STUDIO TDNOR SAXOPHONE Loughley Jane ALTO SAXOPHONE Robmson Dorothy Relnhardt Gordon PIANO Schreber Ruth DIRELTOR Hazen J C PIIHI Srlmbr I ' . . . , . I I ' I ' I . I u It . . . 4 1 ' , ' I I 1 , ' I 1 I f , . V f - I , ' I ' I no U , I 1, , I I 1 ' I . I ,-A 'flu A' u r I. Pep Band Who s g1vmg you all that pep? Why 11 s the Pep Band oi course They are the ones who provtded the pep for all the basketball games The entrre band IS too large to occupy the small place allotted lor the Pep Band So due to that tact the Pep Band was g1ven the opportumty and 1S ruakmg good at 1t Basketball games, snake parades and pep assemblres hear that bandl F111 up e tlme out s, lead you rn VARSITY and urge the team on to VICQOIY thats what e Pep Band IS made for Twenty one members have tooted tor the team and you thrs year CORNETS Donald Krauter Dean Krauter Jack Hazen James Mllam and Clarence Rtchards TROMBONES Robert Angutsh and Irene Caldwell BARITONE Robert Carle BASS Deayne Penny DRUM Frederick Chrrstman HORNS Betty Stahl Alfred Engelhard and Barbara Woltz CLARINETS Barbara Ruhl Janet Beller Ruth Unger Marrlyn Petnt Leatrrce Goebel and Jane Smrth SAXOPHONES Jane Loughley and Dorothy Robrnson FLUTES-Ruth Schreber and Lucrle Carlxsle DIRECTOR Walter Haaser Barbara Ruhl H A PAXTON .. I., I U . - . th H. - . ,, . . - , th Girl Reserves The end of the 1939 40 school year brmgs to close another perrod of fun and servrce tor the Grrl Reserves whose purpose rs to promote Chrrstlan lrvrng throughout our com munrty Our presrdent Lucrle Carlrsle capably conducted all the meetrngs Vrce Pres ldent Jane Loughley was always ready to help Secretary Betty McPeak kept a record of meetrngs and attendance and Treasurer Martha Wyer kept the hnancral srde of the club rn good order Our many enroyable programs were under the charrmanshrp ot Barbara Ruhl Mary Petttt and Mary Ellen Thompson were charrmen ot soclal and serv 1ce work The smgrng was m charge ot Rxta Schuler p1an1st and Maxme Harley song leader Much of the credlt for our success goes to Mrss Wrest chref advrser and to Mlss Dennls Mrss Stockdale and M1ss I-luyssen The club met twrce a month tor mterestmg drscussron and programs A very rm pressrve rnstallatron servrce was held 1n October All the grrl wore whlte to thls meet A 1o1nt meetmg w1th the H1 Y was another event of the year Thrs meetmg was followed by a dance held at the Y M C A A hrghlrght of the year was the Grrl Reserves Sweetheart Banquet whrch was a formal affarr held m the fall of the year Each summer the Grrl Reserves send the presxdent and program charrman tor the comlng year to camp Thrs year flVe glrls attended a Glrl Reserve Conference at North Baltlmore Ohlo Other events of the year rncluded a 1o1nt meetrng wlth the MHIIOH Ctrl Reserves, a meetrng rn whrch we helped hx toys for the Grve a Chrrstmas movement, one rn whrch several g1rls recerved therr G R rmgs and the sponsorrng ot a dance and a very successful doughnut sale One of our guest speakers was Judge Constance Keller who gave an rnsplratronal talk on honesty An mterestrng book revrew of So Stands the Rock was gxven by Mrs Earl Schrndler Once a month on Sunday the club along wrth H1 Y attended servrces at the van ous churches Batty McPeak ' I I ' ' ' i . . . . 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I UI. . ing and the mothers were invited. , . . . , I I I I ' l' I l I' , 'N l li The Girls' Athletic Association The Grrls Athletxc Assocratron whnch was orgamzed rn 1934 by a group ot grrls wrth athletrc mterests has enyoyed nts seventh successtul year Each year th orgamzatron has grown not only rn number ot mem bers but also rn the krnd of actrvmes This years capable executrve board wxth Miss Ev lyn St Claxr as advlser xncluded presxdent Eleanor Fegley, vrce presldent, Elrzabeth Bendock secretary treasurer Tressle Gatchell recordrng secretary Martha lnscho, menu chairman, Margaret Haaser, program cha rman Constance Grove, publicity chalrman Cleona McAdams and Betty Carter This year s managers wer mtramural manager Betty Gexser assrstant mtramural manager, Jane Ann Colhns, semor class manager Alena Schultze, yumor class manager Betty McPeak sopho more class manager, Iola Barnhart, scrapbook manager Betty V Murphy The club enrollment has grown to mnety two gtrls The members have worked hard and have grven many successful socxal luncttons durmg the year Have you seen the flash plctures the glrls had tak n at therr attalrs? Qurte a sprfty xdea, dont you think? Especlally for that cleverly kept scrapbook ln whlch souvenxrs ot all partles are kept Remember the roundup and box supper ptcnlc at Aumrlter s Park and those snazzy snap shots that were taken? Ask the frre commtttee rf they like to carry wood and bulld ftres? They certamly had a mce one bullt tor the wemer roast and haynde at Aumxller s One really mrssed a show xt she drdnt see Mtss St Claxr Mary l-lern Elizabeth Bendock Betty Gerser Cleona McAdams and Tressre Gatchell make Caramel Apples It rsnt a brt funny to smear caramel all over one s clothes or IS xt? Ask the gxrlsl Drd you hear about the scavenger hunt when the gtrls were told to get thrngs anywhere from a patr ol babys pants to a rarlroad tue? More fun tor some! The executrve board xntroduced a formal xnrtratxon program thx: year lt went over very well But ohl That rniormal part when the neophytes were requested to bow before supenors and propose and clrmb upstarrs on thelr knees Ask them how they ate? We all heard about the Bendock Specxalty at the splash party and the chllr supper Some drvel And as tor Santa Claus Brayton there couldnt be a better one Ten llttle needy children were entertamed at our Christmas Party Three outstanding successes during the year were the basketball Play Day, the mstallatlon banquet and the Golddxggers Prom when the Golddrggers went Abroad wrth Russ Newton s Orchestra Ktng Btll Rxnker and Queen Maxine Trmson relgmng Remember the anchors hte savers and red whrte and blue decoratxons? Bucyrus gurls entertained Gallon, Crestline and Shelby grrls at a Basketball Play Day Ntce work, gxrls And tmally, remember the lnstallatlon Banquet when the grrls received therr letters and numerals they had earned rn xnterscholastxc games of soccer baseball basketball volley ball, etc ? To recerve a letter a gurl must earn 1,000 pomts and to recerve a numeral she must have at least 500 pomts by the sprnrg ot her semor year All ln all we teel that the year 1939 40 has been one ot our most enyoyable years We hope that the G A A wxll contmue to be one ot the most mterestmg orgamzatrons of B H S T7 esszcf Gatchell 1 1 . . . S . . . - . , . . . 5 . . . I . - . , , ' ' i ' 1 I 1 ' r 1 ' 1 . , 3' . . U . . . .,. , , 1 1 i ' - , . . . . 3 . . . . ,, . ,, , , - - - 1 11 11 . . , 1 1 1 - 1 11 - 11 11 11 - - 1 .1 1 - 1 - 11 1 1 11 - - - 1 - 1 1 1 , . . ' 1 1 - 1 Bucyrian Stal? Much preparatron IS needed to publtsh a school paper Th1s was taken care of th1s past year by Ruth Unger news edrtor and Ruth Schreber feature edxtor Every thlng that happened tn our alma mater durmg the school term was carefully placed on one of the sxx pages of an 1ssue All thrs was done under the supervxsxon of Mtss Huys sen and Mr Gearhart wtth Mxss Kenney d1rect1ng the typxsts Helprng the edrtor were the copyreaders and headlrne wrtters who were as fol lows Betty Carter Aurelta Belsherm Martha Ann Lown Evlyn Spencer Dorotha Stuckert Mary A Remhard Three new columns were added tlus year and a few others were renamed The new ones Gloom Chasers Hobbles and Juntor Hlgh News were wrltten by Jtm Gebhardt Jane Loughley and Barbara Unger and Mar 1or1e Wrdman respect1vely The other columnrsts were Luclle Carlrsle Irene Caldwell Dorotha Stuckert Maxtne Ttmson Donald Lutz and B1ll Rrnker and Marlorxe W1lhelm The news reporters wrote up the btg scoops of the year Thls lrst mcluded James Gelger Betty Carter Aurella Betshelm Betty Rlddell Evlyn Spencer Lrlhan Butterman othy Robrnson Marlorle Albrlght D Carv1tt1 Martha A Lown Mary Hubble Jane A Colltns M Hlrne James Dobbxns Mary J Brayton Mary Colcott Betty Knecht J Spatd ln each 1ssue there was space equlvalent to three columns set as1de for edltorlals ln order to have a school paper there must be a busrness staff besrdes an edltorral staff Mr E J Ellrs was treasurer Irma Papp bustness maneger was at the head of the staff She was asslsted by collectors and s0l1c1tors The collectors were Jeanne Hoover Donna Brrnkman Maxtne Ulmer Martha lnscho Erleen OHeefe and Leatrrce Goebel Rrta Schuler was natronal advertrsrng manager and assrstant busrness manager Donald Lutz was clrculatton manager Under htm were the drstrlbutors Mary G Campbell Jane .A Collrns and Alfred Englehard Marlorle Wllhelm was publrclty manager asslsted by the announcers Marllyn Pettlt and Martha lnscho ln order to frnd out what other schools do B H S exchanged tts school paper for those of many other schools wlth Exchange Edttor Mary Ellen Thompson 1n charge Pllffl Sclzu bu Mary Reinhard, Alfred Englehard, Wayne Markley, J. Stuckert, Betty Gorsuch, Dorf L Y ' U' ' '. U 00 Q GOLDEN RULE HATCHERY Senior Hi-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The formal beginning of this year's activities was the introduction services in which the new Junior mem- bers were introduced to the Club, but the less formal inception was the much feared initiation which came the following week, These affairs formed a bond of friendship between the old and new members. These five committees: Service and social welfare, educational, devotional, program and social were composed of the fifty-six junior and senior members. The duties of these various committees were to prepare the programs for our meetings. Some of the programs which remain in the memory of the club members are as follows: The two potluck suppers at which a number of hungry fellows got together, the report by our able president, Charles Ross, who attended the State Hi-Y convention at Youngstown and the talk on State and Na- tional Banking Associations which was presented by Mr, Cook, president of the Second National Bank. A splendid talk was delivered by Mr, Baer on How to Study. A joint meeting with the G. R. and Junior Hi-Y was held at the High School Auditorium. At this meeting a speech on Citizenship was given by Mr. Scan- lon, prosecuting attorney for Crawford County. After this speech the meeting adjourned and resumed itself in the form of dancing at the Y. M. C. A, A showing of colored pictures taken by Dr, Hauschild on his trip to Cuba by way of Key West was very interesting. A talk given by Doctor Kiess on Social Hygiene was educational in itself. The annual banquet at the end of the year completed the activities. These men to whom we wish to extend our thanks for their willing and able assistance were Mr. Haga- man, Mr, Winters and Mr. Orwick. Special recognition should be given to Mr. Hagaman who has been a father to the club. The officers were: president, Charles Ross, vice-president, James Dobbins, secretary, William Cullen, and treasurer, William Spaid. llvffflifllll Cullwz. .IunzorHl Y The advisers for the Junior HiY are Mr E B Hagaman Mr R E Widman and Mr E J Ell The offi cers for the club this season are Norman Spurlock president Dick Oborn vice president Bill Foulk secretary and Bob Mitchell treasurer The members are Paul Clayton John Sears Dean Krauter Gordon Reinhardt Clifford Pettit Kenneth Landes Dick Willis Glenn Ahlefeld James Geiger Bob Flock Carl Kissling John Rehm James Kennedy Edward Truka Rob rt Guenther Robert Schell Bob Anguish Robert Travis Jack Bowen Bob Zeigler Paul Pettit Bill Basker Dick Bash Mitchell McCready Jam s l-lickson George Staiger Eugene Beebe Fred Schaner James Starner Kenneth Krauter Neill Teets Norman Spurlock Walter Parsel Bill Foulk Dick Oborn Bob Mit n Carson James Michael Bob Gardner Earl Pfeiffer chell Bill Beal Dick Christman Donald Welty Nola Franklin Johns Benny Anslow James Elliott and Charles Shuck L1H f'0111f1 o o C - - . . . , . . . . . , is. - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I i 1 I 1 O . , . 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , Q . . 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J' i , . BUCYRU ICE CO 00 tudent Council Every student of Bucyrus high school is proud of the fact that we have an ambitious Student Council. The council was reorganized in September, 1939, for the term of 1939-40. The purpose of the Student Council is to aid the school in every possible way and it is carrying out this work very efficiently. At the beginning of the 1939-40 term, Ruth Schieber was chosen president of the Student Council, and Lewis Ricker as secretary-treasurer. On every Thursday, the council meets to discuss the everyday problems of our school. The Student Council has planned student talent assemblies, also exchange assemblies with neighboring high schools. With the able assistance of our principale, the council adviser, it has worked out the monitor system which is carried on very successfully. Each member of the council which consists ot one person from each home room, has the responsibility of improving his home room in any way possible. Those on the council this yere are: Nolan Carson, Norman Spurlock, Robert Guenther, Robert Haala, Emmett Tupps, Rita Schuler, Gilbert Wilson, .leanne Pettit, Oliver Blackburn, Caroyl Hess, Robert Grove, Mary Hern, Dorothy Schieter, Ruth Schieber, Drusella Bippus, Mabel Oden, Lewis Ricker, Shirley Reiff, Robert Hughes, Mercedes Schnorr, Richard Guenther, Herman Rittenhour, Jacqueline Wellington, Robert Zeigler, Edward Smith, and Wilma Breymaier. Lf'H'l.N Ii'1'f'l.'r'f'. Welfare League The officers for the Bucyrus high school Welfare League for the year of 1939 40 are as follows President Ruth Unger vice president Betty Knecht secretary first semester Faith Shackleford second semester Eileen O Keefe and treasurer .limmy Milam As usual many activities were carried on by this club during the school year Among these were a cara mel apple sale and several sandwich nd candy sales At Christmas time th organization donated enough money to the Salvation Army for several baskets of food to be given to the needy The annual banquet was held in the spring As in the preceding years the Welfare League had charge of Chapel services during Holy Week Speakers for Chapel services included Reverend H B Twining of the Baptist Church Reverend dist Church At the regular meetings which were held the first Tuesday in each six weeks period during the year a number of speakers who were concerned with or interested in social service gave interesting talks to the members Among some of the speakers were Principal Edwin Gearhart Mr John C Farrell Miss Ursula Mills Reverend L L Zimmerman and Mrs Alma Piel Williams The membership of this organization includes those students who are representatives of the home rooms and all other students who are interested enough in the Welfare League and its activities to become members The club is led in its various activities by Miss Winegartner and Mr Dobbins Eglegn O Kggfe J. lDavid Mumford of the St. Paul Lutheran Church, and ReverendIGeorge A. Hickson of the Epworth Metho- . . , . . , . - . r . , I 1 I i7 Girls' Booster Club G. B. C, is a tradition in Bucyrus High School. The twelve girl boosters are chosen each spring by the eight graduating seniors. Eight juniors and four sophomores are elected into the club at this time. This year the girls tried to live up to their motto, A Booster Never Refuses, and succeeded to the extent of decorating at all football and basketball games, ushering whenever asked, selling season tickets, and buy- ing the High School a gift with the money earned during the year. The meetings, held at a member's home on the third Tuesday of every month, were very informal, and many a lively discussion took place. After the business meetings, either games were played or Miss Dennis gave instructions on bridge playing to the members. The annual hayride was held in the fall, with both boys and girls, but instead of ending up at someone's house tor refreshments, the wagon, as a surprise, arrived at Aumiller Park where weiners, buns, onions, doughnuts, cider, and everything anyone might wish, awaited it. The girls, who met the requirements of scholarship, character, and activity were Martha Wyer, president to whom belonged the pleasure of conducting the business meetins, and Lucile Carlisle, who took minutes and care of the money. Gladys Gallinger, Betty Knecht, Martha Ann Lown, Mary Pettit, Ruth Schieber, Dorotha Stuckert, Betty Carter, Dorothy Fegley, .lane Loughley and Rita Schuler were the other wearers of the white sweater and emblem, and new bright red skirt, LIU-Hp CU,-Ifgfff' Boys Booster Cluq The purpose of the Boys Booster Club is to encourage all Bucyrus High School activities especially the sports This year the club carried on a fall campaign during which the members painted signs on the streets painted signs for the halls and sponsored pep assemblies This year the members were entitled to wear the new emblem an Indian head with B H S Boosters printed across the bottom This year the club was comparatively small having only fourteen members The club had Willis Hubble for president Fred Christman for secretary and Mike Wentz for treasurer During the fall pep campaign several stunts were pulled Before the Shelby football game the Booster Club sponsored a snake parade This was led by the pep band The student body paraded to Lane Street field where a large bonfire had been built to burn Shelby in efigy Each week of a home game new signs were put in the halls These were red paint on white paper and bore such statements as Go Varsity G and Beat St Mary s Each week of a home game a new coat of paint was put on the downtown pep signs The Booster Club also sponsored a dance after the Galion basketball game and used the profit to clear most of the club expenses The Booster Club has always tried and will always try to keep B H S activities in the limelight and to make the student body an enthusiastic one Chaflfs Ro s ! , I V 4 , , r -F . , . . I . r V ,, . o,, F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America is a newly organized club in the high school. Its membership is com- posed of all girls taking Vocational Home Economics and is under the able guidance of Miss Stockdale. The purpose ot the organization is to stimulate interest in Home Economics both at school and at home, and to place special emphasis on home project work. For good work and recognized effort, four successive degrees are given throughout the period of membership, During the past year the majority of the Freshmen girls received the first degree. Among the sophomores, a smaller proportion received the second. Fun, as well as work, is part of the year's program. A Christmas party, potluck, waist dance, sandwich sale, ice cream sale, and picnics are part of the year's entertainment. Officers of the past year have been: president, Hzrtha Stevenson, vice-president, Marion King, secretary, Helen Rorick, and treasurer, Naomi Hnecht. All have done creditable work. The first year has been a valuable one in experience, training, and, above all, fun. With this as back- ground, we are looking forward to much more in the future. lfrlwz fs0l'I.!'lf. Sr'z'rr'fa1'y. Vocational Club The Bucyrus high school has formed a new club which is called the Vocational Club and has Mr F E very capable and experienced adviser The club has as its president Donald R Willet as its Charles W Veil Orval W Hoover as its secretary and Bernard L Galitza as treasurer Stewart as its vice president club was formed to bring the young students thoughts closer to the work in industry such as use of experiences of other older men and by showing pictures of machines and other new which a boy must know if he is going to enter the machinist trade This new inventions by kinds of tools The club has a meeting every month tor which each sophomore yunior and senior member is required to pay a small fee An interesting feature of the vocational dinner was a talk given by Dr Elek Benedek designer and inventor of the high pressure rotary hydraulic pump he Hoover Savage Truka Magers members of this organization are Robert Flohr Bernard Galitza Kenneth Gracely Robert Heller Orval Earl Kintz Robert McFarland Edward Naufzinger Lester Nigh William Norris Zeddy Rush John Sam Schaubel Frederick Schultze Carroll Spurlock Gerald Thiel Walter Tobin Robert Trucks David Charles Veil Donald Willett Clude Yost Harry Berry Harold Coulter Marion Harriger Wayne Donald Raybuck William Reinhart Herbert Rupe Roy Stinchcomb Robert Wilson and Ralph Barlow B1 1 Hurd Galzf cz 0 . , . , - , . , . , . . 1 1 . . , 1 1 - T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . . ,. Blue Triangle Blue Triangle Club, a sister organization to the Girl Reserves, is formed of about one hundred girls of the eighth and ninth grades. The purpose of this club is to develop a clean mind and spirit in its members. The officers for this year are: president, Wilma Breymaier, vice-president, Evelyn Kibler, secretary, Ruth Heckler, treasurer, Doris Miller,, program chairman, Carol Hood assisted by Mary Hubble, social chairman, Jacqueline Wellington assisted by Virginia Ruhl. The highlights of the year were the weiner roast and candle lighting service at Aumiller Park, the Christ- mas party and the Valentine's Day party when the members made valentines for the people at the hospital. Probably the most memorable event of the year was the Friendship Banquet in March which consisted of nov- elty dances, various games, a program and refreshments. The chairmen of the committees planning the party were: food, Virginia Ruhl, invitations, Doris Miller, entertainment, Jacqueline Wellington, tables and chairs, Mary Hubble, program, Carol Hood, chaperons, Ruth Heckler, publicity, Evelyn Kibler. The group was guided by the helping hands of the following teachers: Miss Elizabeth Stockdale, adviser for the social committees, Miss Thelma Kranich, chief adviser, Miss Juanita Renkert, financial, and Miss Valeska Lambertus, program. RIIHI Hf'f'kIr'r. Die Kameraden Die Hameraden Club composed of forty two members met on the second and fourth Monday of every month for a business and social meeting The dues for the year were slight so that every person taking Ger man had an opportunity to become a member Our adviser Mr Neuman who has been with us for lust one year has proven himself a capable helper The social highlights of the year consisted of the annual hayride at which each member was permitted to invite a guest a dance sponsored by the club after the Marion St Marys basketball game and a potluck supper held in the cafeteria in place of one of the regular meetings The officers of the year were president John Rehm vice president Cora Hildebrand secretary Jeanne Pttit treasurer Wilma Gatchell Ann Warnock was in charge of the program ard entertainment and Bill Rinker This years members were Robert Anguish Robert Atkinson Edward Baehr Bernice Beisheim Jeanne Benson Noel Bogan Nina Carver Dick Christman Clark Clady Wilford Denzer Alfred Engelhard Betty Jeanne Fegley Mary Fegley ames Geiger Maxine Hailey James Hickson Jeanne Hoover Mary Katona Ruth Kline Dick Leonard Wilma Long Don Lutz Cleona McAdams Robert Mitchell Dick Murphy John Osborn Walter Parsel Margaret Sch ier Tom Smith Bonnie Stephenson Helen Strub Dorotha Stuckert Maxine Tim son Maxine Traver Doris West Jean Pettit, and Marcele Yaussy Jy UNH, P1 I I - I - 1 1 1 , . 1 i I ' f ' I ' 1 1 ' ' I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 - ' - was the chairman of the food committee, J I f 1 - 1 1 A J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J I A I I I I I I I v. . . . . I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' , . 1 1 1 G Q Athletics Coaches F A Amrrznusr Arrx krsrr DONAID XANLL ELDON ARMBRUST Coach Armbrust coach for football and track has had the mrsfortune to produce a loslng ball club rn the past two seasons although rt hasnt been hrs fault Coach as the boys call hrm has proven hrmself a swell fellow and rs well llked by the boys and grrls rn the hrgh school He came here drrectly from Ohro Unrversrty to accept an assrstant coachrng 1ob Whrle rn college he proved hrmself a star rn athletrcs I-I became a good football man and took the Buckeye Cup for Hrgh Pornt man rn e State Conference for Track A good sense of humor helps hrm out ALEX HISH ant duty as boys athletrc drrector Mr Hrsh has been here for ten years havrng come here from Wrttenburg where he too ran up for hrmself a good record rn football bas ketball and baseball Coach rs well lrked by all the boys rn school as well as the grrls because he has proven hrmself very consrderate of the feelrngs of the boys and grrls If you dont thrnk he can laugh you dont know Coach Hrsh DONALD VANCE A newcomer we all knew was here to stay the mrnute we saw hrm It drdnt take hrm long to grasp hrs dutres and enjoy them We heard about hrs expert basketball rng at Herdelberg long before he ever came here Assrstant to Mr Armbrust rn foot ball he gave proof of hrs coachrng abrlrty rn the lrne he produced Assrstant to Mr Hrsh rn basketball you only need to take a look at the record of hrs rayvees to see where hrs real talent lres We are sure that he wrll do well as baseball coach FARQUHAIVS DRUG STORE I . . , . . I I . . . . . . . . . . . . l e ' ' ' th He is coach for basketball and assistant coach for football as well as his all import- ' - . . . l , . U I I A ' 1 ' I ' I . ' D . I , . ' Adams Bud Gebhardt James Wilson Robert Football Bucyrus High's Football Team did not have a winning season this year, losing all nine games. Although they tought against teams that were better than themselves, every team that Bucyrus played knew that it was Bucyrus that was in there battling. Many opposing men were carried ott ot the field, giving proot that Bucyrus players gave no ground without a battle. Ouistanding men this year were: Bud Adams, Bus Wilson, Bernard Galitza, Carol Spurlock, Neil Teeis, and Don Mitchelson. Those play- ers who are graduating out of the squad this year are: Jack Parsel, Bus Wilson, Hen- neth Gracely, Dick Willet, James Beatlie, Vlarren Willet, and Bernard Galitza. Galitza was our honorary caplain tor the 1939 Football Squad. MEMBERS OP THE SQUAD Leuthold James Spurlock Carroll Beattie James Barciz Carl Ronin Robert Clayton John Cooperider Dean Galitza Bernard Gracely Kenneth Greenich Donald Haala Robert Heckler Theodore Kanode Carson Milam James Spurlock Norman Mitchelson Donald Teets Neil Parsel Jack Travis Robert Willet Richard W11let Warren Zarconie Joseph Raybuck Richard Tupps Emmet Rehm Carl Wilson Gilbert Kronenberger Thomas Rinker William Wilson Kent Opponents B H S Opponents B H S Se t 15 1939 St Marys at Bucyrus Sept 22 1939 Fostoria at Bucyrus Sept 29 1939 Bucyrus at Norwalk O 6 1939 Shelby at Bucyrus Oct 20 1939 Bucyrus at Marion , . , , , . I V , I r 4 I . . I . I . I I . . I , , , , , . f . 1 , p . , - , e I4 12 Oct. 26, 1939-Galion at Bucyrus I3 7 . , - ' 19 0 0 . , 93 - P . zo 0 , , - 14 o 0 . , - 26 o ct, , - 27 o . . , - ' 53 o , , - ' 30 0 SCHEDULE OF GAMES N v 3 1 9 N V 13 1939 Nov 17 1939 BUCYRUS HARDWARE Bucyrus at Mt Vernon Ashland at Bucyrus Bucyrus at Findlay Varsity Basketball The basketball squad thxs year was not the best ever produced from thls school but lt managed to w1n four out of the1r sxxteen games scheduled The squad had thu' teen members th1s year sen1ors, Bob Rar1ck, Chuck Ross, B111 Hubble John Shlffler, Jack Parsel Skmny Myers, and Bus Wllson, Jumors, Stan Kemery Mlke MlChB6l, .hm Gebhardt .Iumor Breymaler and Carson Kanode, sophomores, Norman Spurlock Th1s years squad gave us promxses of a good team for next year H1gh pomt man was Mlchael wlth 83 pomts and the man who made most of the foul shots was Hemery who made s1xteen out of twenty seven SCHEDULE OP GAMES Opponents B H S Opponents B H S Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an 1939 St Marys at Bucyrus 1959-Bucyrus at 1939 1939 1939 1939 1940 1940 1940 Bucyrus Bucyrus Ashland Bucyrus Mt Vernon Bucyrus at Bucyrus at Crestlme Bellevue Gal1on Bucyrus Alumm at Bucyrus Shelby Manon an an Feb e e e e eb e 1940-Gallon at Bucyrus 1940-Bucyrus at Fostona 1940-Bucyrus at Ashland 1940-Wxllard at Bucyrus 1940-Bucyrus at Mt Vernon 1940-Shelby at Bucyrus 1940116811011 at Bucyrus 1940-Bucyrus vs Celma 1940 atF1ndlay COT8Y'S SHELL STATION . : . . . I . I I , . 1 . 1, - . 10 I0 J .2e, ' sa ss . e, ' 28 so J .27, ' .12, - at 40 27 . 2, . 15, - at ' 24 22 P b. 6, ' .22, - at 32 15 F b. 9, . .29, - vs. ' 32 41 P b. 16, J . 5, - . ss 29 P b. 23, ' J .12, - 40 43 F .29, . ' J . 1a, - ' sa 28 F b. 12, ' Reserve Basketball The reserve team or jayvees as they are popularly called came out on the black Slde of the ledger wlnnlng ten games and loslng only seven Good playlng was turned ln by all members of the team The members of the reserve leam were lunlors Les ter Nye Bob Wllson Boo Haala, sophomores .lack Bowen Jlm Leuthold B111 Beal, Bob Gardner Bob Shortstulll Mltchell D1Ck Chrlstman Dean Hrauter Nell Teets D1Ck Oborn, Bob Sluckort Delbert Barnhardt B111 Foulk freshmen Osa Pllzer SCHEDULE OF GAMES Opponents B H S Opponents B 1-1 S Dec 1939 Dec 1939 Dec 1939 Dec 1939 Dec 1939 Dec 1939 an 1940 Bowen Leuthold Bea Gardner Wllson Haala Mltchell Chnstman St Marys at Bucyrus Bucyrus Crestllne Bucyrus Norwalk Bllcyrlls B Ilevue Ashland at Bucyrus Mt Vernon at Bucyrus Bucyrus at Shelby Fouls Goals Attempted Fouls Total an an eb eb eb eb Krauter Nye Teets RIZBY Oborn Stuckert Barnhart Foulk 1940 Bucyrus at Marlon 1940 Gallon at Bucyrus 1940-Bucyrus at Ashland 1940 Wlllard at Bucyrus 1940 Shelby at Bucyrus 19401MBIlOH at Bucyrus Fouls Goals Attempted Fouls Total ru: BAUMOEL sronz 'f H- If . . , I . I , I I I . I . V I , . I . . I I . I . 1 I 1 i 1 I ' . 1, - . 8 11 .1 .l9, - ' 18 13 . 8, - at A 20 17 .1 .26, - A 13 30 . 9, - at 12 15 F . 2, 28 17 , 12, - at 'J 34 31 F . 6, - ' 17 31 Dec. 15, 1939-Bucyrus at Gallon 11 15 Feb. 9, 1940-Bucyrus at Mt. Vernon 29 17 . 22, - 41 13 F . 16, - 12 19 . 29, - . 17 31 F , 23, ' 25 13 .1 . 12, - 15 38 28 20 14 70 5 12 4 14 27 20 7 61 4 9 5 13 1 23 24 11 57 2 3 0 4 11 26 13 35 ' 2 0 O 4 ' 9 47 16 34 1 6 1 3 9 10 3 21 1 2 O 2 4 9 8 3 21 1 2 0 2 ' 5 12 7 17 1 1 0 2 Track Although the track team put forth their best efforts they were only able to win tour out of five meets The team for this year will be composed mostly of sophomores and 1un1ors makmg a team of undergraduates who w1l1 have several years for varsity playrng The team lost three men last year Stuart Gebhardt, and Schreck These mem bers of the squad placed 1n every meet Outstandmg men for thts year are Saffell Heller, Teets Ferguson Kronenbercrer Chrlstman, Mttchelson and Wrllet April 5 April 14 April 20 April 26 April 28 May 9 May 16 May 18 1939 1939- 1939 1939- i939- Mansfreld Reserve at Bucyrus .... ..............,,. ,..,,..... .,,.........t,,.,,,,,,,,..... ...., ..... ...... Bucyrus at Mansfield Reserve ....,,....,..,....,,,. ,,,,,..,,,,....,,............,. ,,,,,,.,, ..,,...,, ...... North Robinson at Bucyrus ..,,.,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,.... , ,, ,, .,.. ,,.... ....,..,..,.,,,., ,,,, , ,,,.,.. . . . Holmes Liberty at Bucyrus ......, ,,,,,, ,,,,... ,.... ,.,.. , ,,,, ,,,,.,.,,........,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,.,, ,,...., . Ashland at Bucyrus .....,,..........,....,..........,,, ,,.., ,......,,, ,,,,,,. ..,,........,,.., ,.,,,,.t,,.,,.,,...,,. 1939-Holmes Liberty at Bucyrus ...... 1939-Bucyrus at Ashland ..,.,,,...,,....,,....,,,.,.,,......,,,, ,,..., .,,,,., ,,...,.........,.... ,.,, ..,,,.,,,,,. . . . , . 1939-Attrca at Bucyrus ...,,,. .,,, , ., ....,,.,..,,.... ,,.......,... .....,, . , ....,........ .,.,,,. , . ,.,, ., LAKE' S .I EWELRY STORE Opponents 29'fz 67V2 33V2 -2 3 BHS 88' 2 50' 2 84V2 44-1f3 Baseball for 1.93.9 Bucyrus Baseball Team was for the most part a team of veterans Although they only won three games out ot seven thelr playlng was very credltable and most of the1r fallures were through one or more errors whlch other teams were qutck to serze as opportunltles Good playlng was turned ln by most of the players among them Bob Etnney who later was to go to MISSOUII to play 1n the Mtnor League Fegley and Flnney played on Sozonrans Fxrst Team Oborn Hanable Snyder Galttza and Set s played on the So zontan .lLlI'1lO1' Team The semors who were lost were Fegley Esterllne Hanable Fm ney Oborn S6115 and Oualntance Those left on the squad for tlus year are Myers Vlrtue Snyder Hanode and Galttza Leavlng a veteran pltchlng statf a catcher and two outttelders as a nucleus around whtch to bulld a good squad tor 1940 The team should have greater success th1s year BASEBALL SCHEDULE AND NAMES OF PLAYERS Opponents B H S Opponents B H S Apr 1 Whetstone at Bucyrus May 11 1939 Bucyrus at Marlon Apr 1 Sulphur Spr at Bucyrus May 17 1939 Bucyrus vs Llma South May 1939 Ashland at Bucyrus at Kenton May 1939 Gallon at Bucyrus May 31 1939 Bucyrus at Ashland F99leY Shortstop Oborn Thxrd Base Serts Second Base Kanable Lett Fteld Myers Center Fteld Gahtza Pttcher Emney Frrst Base Vrrtue Left Fteld Ouamtance Catcher ,+v14,.. Intramurals Intramural sports sprang to a new htgh tn popularlty thts year W1th the add1t1on of bowlmg Students were glven spec1al pnces and when bowltng on a school team thxs prtce was further reduced Thls sport became posslble through the cooperatton of the local bowllng alley Home room teams were formed and tnterclass bowllng be came another enyoyment for the students along wtth class basketball P1ng pong box xng wrestltng and shuttle board were other tntramural sports I I I . I - . .A ' r I 1 L I ' . , . . : I . I I . - I I . I ' - V : 1 I I I I l ' I . I 4 24, 030- 1 17 , - ' s 5 . 28, 939- . 3 19 , - . ' 6, - 3 2 2 1 9, - ' 4 5 , - 4 3 Eslerline, ,,,,..., ...,,,, ,.,,, R i gh: Field Kanode, , .,,,.,,,,,,,,, ...Pitcher Snyder ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,Catcher 4 . I ' I I ' 0 'O xr Tennis The tennls team composed of Schteber Strub Horb, Oborn and Fhrrstman were unfortunate tn not bemg able to Wm a smgle match although each player clrd hrs ut most and played a swell game of tennrs Those whom they playecl we e Ashland faway on May 20 Norwalk the e on May 22 Ashland herel on Mal 24 and No walk faway on May 27 The only member of thts squad who wa left on the team for 1940 was Chrrstman Lets hope he can play a better game ot rennrs ancl teach the young men comrng out tor thts prrng sport a game ot tennts that wrll take them oft the red s1de of the ledger and put them on the black Slde Aprrl April April 22 Aprtl May 6 May 10 Ashland lherel BHS won Mt Vernon lhere BHS won Manstteld fherel BHS won Shelby fherel BHS won Mt Vernon ftherel BHS won Gallon Bc Ltma South BHS won 336 372 Golf IOVQ 'Q 2 'z 12412 40 May 13 May 20 May 15 June 3 May 15 --obgiv Ashland ltherel BRS lost Tournament lherel BHS lost and BHS placed thtrd Ftndlay therel BHS lost Shelby ftherel BHS won Fmdlay lherel BHS os Robert Shoemaker Captatn Grlbert Mollencopi Walter Haaser Lloyd Mutchler James Gebhardt Frank B ardsley Robert Mclfarland 12 lz Lrma won Out ot eleven matches BHS won nrne whlch was a very profrtable season Besldes thrs they placed th1rd tn the tournament that was held here Bob Shoemaker was the Captatn of thts years team The coach was Mr Barrett Senrors who graduated were Shoemaker Mutchler Mollencopt and Beardsley Those left tor thts years squad are James Gebhardt McFarland and Haaser gtvtng promtse of a very protttable season for thrs year Lets hope that they pass the record ot w1ns set up by last years squad Q 1 I ' -4 I I ' . l I I' l I l Y '- 1 ' I' l . 1 ' S ' 15- 8-4 - 4f Y7 f ' 21- . J -1 f - , ' ' - ' 7-5 A . April 24-Galion ltherel BRS won 9-3 May 27-Mansfield ltherel BHS won 9-3 ' 29- BV -3 X - ' 9-4 - . 7 f - f - 8-4 - ' ' , , 1 - ' l t 9-4 V' YM- , . I I ' I I I Girls Sports SOCCER BASEBALL Our Soccer baseball season closed wrth a banquet At thrs trme after many rm promptu speeches our class teams varslty and reserve teams were announced by Mtss St Clalr The Varstty lncluded Luba Petroff Elrzabeth Bendock Wanda Barber Wllma Gatchell Henrretta Vaughn Eleanor Pegley Mary .lean Brayton Jane Ann Collrn Iola Barnhart and Dons Harber The Reserves lncluded Mary Teynor Shxrley Hetrrck Jams Beattle Betty Getser Donna Bomn Ruth Carle Dolores Saffell Dorxs Mouser Betty Fegley and Do othy Reeder In thts thelr flrst year IH the tournament the seventh and elghth grade tled The Champs the senror team were agaln wmners They won both the lndependent and class tournaments BASKETBALL After Thanksgtvmg vacatlon we started our basketball mtramurals with great enthusxasm because 12 teams entered The competttlon was keen rn both leagues but the senior Champs drove over the fxnrsh lxne a lap ahead of the 1un1or team the Gallants Our freshman teams made an excellent showmg thls year so watch out you upper classmen next year The class teams Varslty and Reserves were posted and the senxors were once more vtctottous So wlth a drlbble and a pass we turn to our Sprrng sport of volleyball VOLLEYBALL The Champs thls year defended the1r tltle for champlonshtp for the fourth tlme These glrls dld a good job dldnt they? BOWLING Strrkel Foull No we re not talktng baseball but our new malor sport Bowlmg popular next year Everyone was ln a whrrl for awhile but gradually the art of keep mg the ball rn the mlddle of the alley was accomplxshed Stx teams bowled on Monday ntghts and four teams on Frlday nlghts The same senlor team carrted off the VICIOIY of the tndependent tournament Do you recall how they stood ln the class tournament and some of those hrgh scores the grrls rolled? Here s our thanks to Mrss St Clarr for her pattence and dtllgence tn teachtng the gtrls the fundamentals of the game MINOR SPORTS Shuffleboard and Prng Pong Baseball Deck Tennrs and Archery were the Mtnor sports thxs season Elrzabeth Bendock and Lube Petroff defended thelr 3 years cham plonshlp tltle ln doubles Very nrcely Do you remember the school p1ng pong and archery wmners? The bulls eye surely took a beatlng and the pmg pong table really had a hard season Our seventh and elghth grade glrls carrled off the deck tennis to a surprlsmg ftnrsh The elghth grade bowed down to a burntng defeat but not wrthout puttlng up a gallant flght to the f1n1sh Better luck next year grrls and to you seventh graders carry on the good work HONOR GIRLS Those letters and numerals' Dont the gnrls look sprffy wearrng them? They sure ly are proud of them and grrls we are proud ot you for the honor you achreved The gtrls recexvrng letters were Betty Gerser Tressre Gatchell Ellzabeth Ben dock Carolrne Mtlls Luba Petroff and Joyce Shaw Those recervmg numerals were Jams Beattle Kathleen Baum Luclle Carllsle Eleanor Fegley Mary Hern Margaret Heller Cleona McAdams Wrlla Mae Schell Dorotha Stuclcert Helen Strub Eltzabeth Bendock Tresste Gatchell Betty Gexser and Luba Petroff 1 ' 1 - . . , . - I I I I Z I A I I . I ' I I I Sl . : I . . I . . I . I I I I I L . I . . . I . . ' I I ' I ' I I , ' - I I ' I I ' I , . I I - ' We really had a wonderful season IH thrs new sport, and we know xt w1ll be more 1 I - . l I . I . . . I . . ' I I I . I . ' Z I 1 ' I I I ' 5 1 I r I I I I I I I I I I 0 0 Managers To some people a manager 1S someth1ng drspensable but the players and the coaches dont thlnk so for the managers take away many of the burdens of both A manager s l1fe 1S a busy one for there are always dressmg rooms to be swept out equtp ment to 1ssue and check 1n xnjurles to bandage players to rub and also keep a close check on each player and h1s equrpment These are 1ust a few of the dutres A man ager earns hrs award as can be read1ly seen The semor manager for basketball was Charles Herby the yunxor manager was W1lbur Pettrt sophomore manager Nolan Car son There were three freshman managers Helnlen H Clayton and Eugene Beebe For baseball there were only two managers McG1nty sophomore and P Clayton fresh man Football managers were sen1or Harry Chance rumor Leonard Frasch sophomore Harry Chance sophomore Gmgery and D1Ck Oborn freshman Wolf All of these managers worked or are worktng hard for the1r awards so dont thmk they are gettxng someth1ng for nothmg 19 Cheer Leaders 40 Cheer leadmg 15 an rmportant part of all hlgh school athletxc act1v1t1es as students want Io show the team thelr appreclatxon Several members of the student body are elected to thrs honor The sen1or cheer leader th1s year was Veteran Lee Saffell Those ass1st1ng htm were Zeddy Rush Joe Wllllams .llm Dunlap and the only g1rl to brlghten up the cheerlng staff .lean Hoover GIVE these people a hand because they need and deserve 1t In sprte of IIS looks the 1ob 1snt so easy What 1f one brxght lookmg cheer leader comlng out to lead a cheer recerved a severe case of stage frlghtll Would you change places w1th h1m or her? , . I - I I . i . , . . I I - . I I I . I . I l I 1 ' I ' 5 1 1 i . D 1 f 1 Dale Leonard, freshmen, Rinker and Frazee. Track managers for this year are: senior, I I . l I I ' I -- -- . . . I I . . I . I . naps YOU WMM YOU Calendar SEPTEMBER School opened today Assembly at 3 30 xn wh1ch Mr Gearhart mtro duced the new teachers of B H S Boys Booster Club 6 30 Football 7 30 Pep Assembly Band went to Marlon to play for Eagles Dlsmxssed at 1 30 P M G A A Meetxng Eleanor Fegley Presrdent Speclal Assembly 1n charge oi Mr Amos and Mr Armbrust Sophomore Dance atter Fostorxa game here Pet Parade Band played some spectacle ll Norwalk game there OCTOBER G R meetmg Lucrle Carl1sle presrdent Magazxne Campa1gn started Lxons Club program G A A meetmg 1n 305 Baseball Club sponsored a dance after the Shelby game Wh1Ch was 1n Glrls Booster Club ln charge ot the pep assembly F H A meetmg 7 30 German Club 7 30 rn room 300 Assembly for the yunxors and senxors at ll 00 G A A haynde Vocatlonal Boys party Blue Trxangle ln 305 at 4 00 P M Poluhnx 8 30 A M G R meetmg Glrls Booster Club hayrxde 7 30 M Macbeth at 300 sponsored by the jumor class German Club cup cake sale G A A meetmg at 7 30 1n 305 Specxal Assembly 1n charge of MISS Denn1s and Mr Barrett Boys Home Economxcs Class German Club 7 30 Nlght School lOut a whole half day ylppeell Glrls Booster Club snake parade aft er school and dld everyone look phooed outl Pep assembly was at 3 45 mstead of 8 30 Gallon game here G A A caramel apple sale NOVEMBER Spectal assembly Mr Dobbms and Mr Ellxs ln charge G A A scavenger hunt We gxrls f??l sure had a good tlme and the refreshments were good too U S Soclety ot Zoology 10 45 Th1rd perxod shortened G R r1ng commxttee at 4 00 m pnn clpal s oftxce Jumor Band 6 30 Mt Vernon game there 8 30 A M specxal assembly Remember Sperando lync tenor whose motto was Work Wms ? We all enloyed hlm rmmensely G A A meetmg Booster Club pop corn sale Blue Tr1angle at 4 00 ln 305 Senxor dance after Ashland game here Home Commg Arm1st1ce Day program 10 45 F H A meetmg German Club Welfare League caramel apple sale Speclal assembly wxth Mr Havron and M1ss Huyssen rn charge .lunxor Band 6 30 Frndlay game there G R meetmg 7 30 G P1 banquet Nlce atfaxr huh? Speclal assembly Mr Jepson and Mtss Kenny 1n charge G A A meetmg German Club G A A novelty sale DECEMBER German Club dance after St Marys game here G R meetmg G A A party Crestlme there Game at Norwalk F H A meetmg 7 30 Specral assembly rn charge of Mr Hmsh and Mrss Hramch Y'S MEN'S CLUB , I 31 . . . . l ' . ' - ' ' 1 - - 2 . . . . ' 8 : . .... ' I I '.' ' ' l ' 9 . . . ' . . ' . . D . honor ot the Dads of the fellows. 13 ' ' ' ' , 14 . . . . I : . 15 l l . ' ' ' 17 ' 1. ' - --- ' 1- 20 . . ' z. , , ' 21 . . ' ', , ' ' ' 22 ' . 1 - ' - ' 23 . . . ' . ... I . P' ' 29 . . . . - - f ' I l I - 1 ' ' - . . 4 . . ' . 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Calendar G A A Chrxstmas party Commumty Smg at Hrgh School Teachers party ChI1SlmBS vacatlon started at 4 O0 F H A dance JANUARY G R meetrng End of vacatron at 8 O0 A M Blue Trlangle dance Pep assembly at 8 30 F H A meetmg Assembly at 8 30 Week ot prayer G A A 1n3O5at40O Student assembly Mlss Lambertus Shelby game there G A A meetlng German Club Blue Trlangle at 4 00 Semester ends MHIIOH game there Specral assembly by Mr Cox man wrth Admlral Byrd Cookxng school Cooklng school Cookrng school Glrls Booster Club dance Temperance day Galxon game here Fostorla game there German Club at 7 30 Boys Home Economrcs class 7 30 Specral assembly MISSGS Kathryn and Ella Meck rn charge Welfare sandwlch sale FEBRUARY G R meetxng Wlllard game there Sophomore sandwrch sale F H A meetrng German Club County basketball at 6 o clock G B C dance Shelby game here County basketball G1rl Reserves 7 o clock Cameron Beck County basketball No school G R dance Marlon game here County basketball at 7 German Club Junlor Band MARCH G A A Gold Drggers prom G R meet1ng Ghost basketball .Tumor Band Fmdlay tournament F H A meetmg 7 30 French Club Skanng rmk German Club Boys Home Economrcs class G R potluck at 6 O0 Easter servrce G R sunrlse servrce G A A supper hrke Easter vacatlon .lunror Band Blue Trlangle party G A A Play day APRIL G1rl Reserves Commercral Club G A A meetmg Publ1c Speakmg class perrod class P H A meet1ng Morrrs assembly play by second G A A sandwrch sale F H A party G1rl Reserves Rrtz Trumpet assembly Semor Class play German Club G A A prcture show Glee Club Cantata MAY .lunlor Band Band Fest1val at Upper Sandusky G1rl Reserves G A A banquet .Tumor Band Band Festrval at Pauldmg F H A meetrng German Club Jumor Band .Tumor Semor recept1on G1rl Reserves .lumor Band Fourth per1od Publrc Speakrng play Baccalaureate German Club Glee Club party School 15 outlllll ' . 4 . . 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