Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1941 volume:

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Bmllrcdl of cdlxulcfuutioml PRE W 1 CARIISII H A BARRE11 Rox W IDMAN HAROLD KIBLER 'WILL XRD SCIIIELER 75 4, -,?- Y --- Eff! Q.-1 MM-V743- Y . 3 vw . . I. ' A n 1 A , . , v X 'K .1 ' 4 'mf ,swiffy . 'A - Q ix l 1 'I . .1 ff - - f - i--, -e YW- .----Q ---W - e --f--f H , ,tm -W , 45. Mr. Baer and Mr. Geolrlhorrlt Super znfendeni P1 mc zpal lllR BAER As he makes h1s rounds to the varrous grade schools he has mfluenced many of the chlldren and has won them all as h1s frrends because he IS so friendly to them Although we do not come 1n contact very much wlth our superlntendent Mr Baer we have seen and felt the mfluence of h1s leadershrp and are very grateful for h1s words of encouragement and cheer Hrs fellowshrp and 8dV1CS wxll ever lrnger Wllh us We W1Sh our supermtendent the best of everythmg rn the future NIR GFARHART As our pr1nc1pal has seen us through another year he has tnecl to teach us to become better people and has set a wonderful example hxmself We are proud of hlm for raxsmg the standards and ldeals of our hlgh school and at the same txme he has very wlllmgly and generously alded all puprls w1th thelr problems We are ever so thankful for h1s eagerness to co operate and for the results he has obtamed for the school and the puprls To Mr Gearhart we say May he have more pleasant hours rn h1s followmg years at B H S G +80 l I ll. 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BIARJORIE DENINIQ Fnolzsh 1 L na J T DOBBINS lla the matzcx lrlzrnzcerl llqelna Ilanf feometrzf E J ELLIS Slzortharzrl 12 Boolleepznrf 11 Buszness Lau and Salesmrmslzzp H F HAVRON lmerzcvm Hzstfny CILICS mul Socml Pmblenzs I C HAZEN Hand Orchestra A W JEPSON Industrial Arts DOLORES KENNEY Fypmg 11 and 12 ALEX KISH Geography 7 THELMA KRANICH ,Solzd Geometry and Trlgonometry Mathematics 7 M G KREH Business firzthmetzc Shorthand 11 and 12 Q 1 I .Q4eYwf4'fe -J.. .1 mcullt VALESKA LAMBERTUS English 9 CMW06 ELLA MECK Busznew English Englzsh 11 KATIIRYN MELK Algehvu 9 Puhlzc Speahznq URSULA JNIILLS Englwh 8 Iatm 10 Enqhsh 12 P F MOTTS Chemwtry Phyewe Semor Sczence Feneral Qcience ETHEL MUTCHLER Supev zntemlent s Secwtm ll C E NEUMAN lennun 9 111111 10 1I!lflI?I7l1lf1CS 8 D I' PETTY lnqlzsh II Tluchzrze Sczence Shop 'llathematzcs Shop Sczcnce 10 'llachzne Shop 11 and 12 IUANIITA RENKERT Lrltzn 9 MARY RUTTER Prznczpal s Secretary CLARA SCHIEBER Q11 ics and Socml Prolnlems U 00111 Hzstor ll VIRGINIA SHEA 7111 X II 11 0 10 - f , , , , , L. -,.....fp fa J? . I . f. 5 - , 1 J. 1 L . , . 4 ' , . . ' -V . English 7 and 8 . - Q ,, . . ' ' . J x. . - A. J L , I L . I '.'.', ' fly , ,9, J, ,12 9 0 0- -o- faculty MARJORIL S 'VI ITH 2 11661111 nzcal D7 fl 14 mg S E STEWART 'lladzzne Shop ELIZABETH STOCKDALE Vocutwmzl Home Eumomzcs EDNA ULMER Muszc OLOA VVINECARTNER Hzstanu s DONALD VANCE I enenzl bczence 9 Bzology 10 NIC K WASYLIK Physzcal Education MARY ALICE WIEST Home Economzce 8 11 1 EDNA WVILLAMAN L nglzsh 10 -0 C- , . .... ,, , . , 'O 'O 1 A 'f 1 ' ' ' A I I Av , I . 1 . l I ' 1 Y V 4 .' ' '. 1 Y . I I Q , , , , , -f 110 Q SCGJUIJIOJFS 6, r Q- ' O- ' Seniors George Richard Ross P Somehmes 1 s1t and thlnk and somet1mes I 1usf sxt Robert Raymond Bomn Dont look, hell blush John Fredenck Osborn Learmng that IS not superflcral and a warm human sympathy whlch IS not ln slncere Betty Jean McPeak I try to study and do my share but those gxggles sl1p rn unaware -Q-f+fy+ Sen1or Class Hrstorg In the tall of 1935 we the members ol the cla of 19f'1 onte el the eventh grade and 1n the sprmg ot the followlng year were advanced to the rank ot elgh h graders That year the gl ls were elxglblo for Blue Trlangle and eve yone te t older and more d1gn1t1ed As freshmen we found our school hte much more e'11oyable the boys belng old enough for Junxor H1 Y and everyone havmg the prlvllege ot sxttmg gown staxrs rn assembly In our sophomore year we elected the tollowlng ofhcers Presldent Wxllxam Rmker vxce presldent James Gebhardt secretary Jane Loughley treasurer Car son Hanocle and advlser Mxss Lambertus The hlgh spot ot thls year was our sophomore party whxch was held on the evenmg followlng the Sen1or H1 Y party The OfflCeIS tor our 1un1or year were W1ll1am Rlnker pres1dent James Mrlam vxce presxdent Donna Brinkman secretary Maxme Ulmer treasurer and Mrs Wlllaman advlser We were represented th1s year by Hanode Gebhardt Mlchael Haala Relff Breymaler and Hemery rn basketball and by Rmker Hanode Geb hardt BBICIZ Rertf Teynor Tupps Bonxn Mltchelson Heckler and Breymaler 1n football We engaged 1n all the hard work belongmg to 1umors and dlrected our BCIIVIIISS toward the cllmax of the year the .lumor Semor Receptlon At the beglnnmg ot our semor year we elected as our othcers Rxchard Ross presldent Robert Bomn vlce presrdent John Osborn secretary and Betty McPeak treasurer Mrs Wtllaman was agam our advlser The semors who helped to wm the N C O League Champlonshlp th1s year 1n football were Rmker and Kanode co captalns Mltchelson Gebhardt Bonm Heckler Tupps Spurlock Breymaxer and Mxlam Our class was represented m basketball by Mxchael Hemery Haala Gebhardt Kanode Rextt Breymaler and Kanable All through the season these boys were pract1c1ng and playmg hard to reach the1r goal the N C O League Basketball Champtonshxp They attamed thus goal and thereby earned the honor of havxng the best teams m both football and basketball As the trme for Commencement approaches we appreclate our opportumtles and we know that the background we have recexved rn B H S wlll stand us ln good stead nn later llte John Osbm Il 42' ff - 11 - - . . - -.1 , ,, - -f -X, , . - 4, 11 1 . 1 11 if -,X - K7 11 . . . . . . . - 11 , 11 -,- -',- -, 1 . . . ,, fl Y----5 I 0 R , , , SS 1 , 1' ' S I I . A .v . . . V A . , A . , t , . . . 1 - 1 - I A ' - 1 I 1 I ' 1 i ' 1 i 1 ' i 1 ' 5 1 i 1 ' i 1 i 1 i ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I i 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 i 1 ' i 1 i 1 . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . . ' 1 1 . I. . I 4? .4-2. . is James Reese Anslow Its well for one to know more than he says 4? V Wanda Lucille Barber Worry and l have never met Q Q Martha Mae Barger O Its safer to be meek than f1erce Marjorie Lucille Bash 'Q Good nature sparkles rn her eyes Q Q Q- Vera Pearl Batton 0 True she IS as she has proven herself -O O Mary Kathryn Brppus Ouxet and earest sincere and generous O O Mar jane Exleen Blackburn P Her vrrtues wxll bnng rewards O 0 Dorotha Althea Bollinger 0 Always domg her very best and more Q- O 0 Mary Joan Brayton 0 Her ready Wll and pranks enllven us 0' 4? Arthur Breymaxer, Jr 0 Be srlent and pass for a phxlosopher Donna I-'errall Brinkman O A pleasant spmted lady OOLIIIIBH Pearl Butterman Herself a farrer flower 0 PQ Sarah Jane Campbell 0' She gaxns her frrends by bemg one Ollobert Louns Carle O Whrle he worked he rested + -if Betty Ann Carter O If she w1ll, she w1ll you can depend on t If she wont she wont that s the end of 1 Q Phllllpme Arm CBIVIHI 'O' So shy but m herself complete 0 0 0140 K., H 1 u , - QQ- H n , H 4 - .1 X r . . . n .,- .,. - H , n - H - -G n - - n I . . . 4 ,, . . . ,, 0 u . n H - . ,, . ,, . - H A - H . . H Q X, - 0 ' Q, ll ' Il -K n - - - H - H - 45 u H 1 - 1 i - 1 1 1 I H , - - - - - u . ff' 1 I - u fp O' Martha Elizabeth Chandler Ltke a quxet lake unruffled by the wlnd Rob ert Earle Chandler I-Ie xs full of good lf1l6 lIlOl'1S ff- Q Elizabeth Vrrgmra Clltton O Lxfe IS a problem to whrch I have not yet obtamed the answer Mary Jeanne Colcott Ill be merry ' ll be free Ill be sad for nobody + 0 Eleanor Juamta Cook O A maxd who has more thought than tongue Q -0- Jeanne Elrzabeth Corwin O Cheerfulness IS an excellent Wea mg qualmty O Betty Louise Dreher 0 Sxlence 15 as great an art as speech Rita Theresa Evans I saw and loved Q- O O Dorothy Mae Fegley Lovely and meek ln sptnt 0' Erla Mae Flexer of Llfe IS so short and so am I Q Q Robert Warren Frazee Q A mlghty fellow O O James Richard Gebhardt Fast? Ask coach and the g1r1s -0 'O Janet Mane Glaskas Its the oulet steady ones who run the hte long race Leatrlce Joy Goebel Q Shall I compare thee to a bught summer day? O O Betty Mae Gorsuch O Noth1ng as 1mposs1ble m a w1ll1ng heart O O Constance Marlon Grove 'O Lxght haxred but not hght headed C- -O Q Q - 1 . It - . - 1. 45 -4- - 1 'Q' ,, . . . ,, . . . . . ' ' ' ' Q- -Q- . U 1 I . , , -, . X,- r 1 r - H - If - . . ,, . -. . ,, 6 . A , H Q - 1. 4- -k - If 1, H H - - - u , . . K,- u - - H H - H . K? .1 - H Q . 4, H 1 . , . 1. Z - u - n ,, . . . . . . . ,, . H - - - H , . Robert Charles Haala Ot tnends he has many of foes has he any? Mar garet Helen Haaser 0 And so she plays her part Maxme Dons Halley How lovely she would have looked rn a wlde hoop skrrt steppmg ltghtly to a mxnuet 0 -O Theodore John Heckler I may not be handsome but I am good lookxng O Q 0' George A Hxckson, Jr Never elated when one mans op pressed, never delected whrle anothers blessed O Q Donna Marcella Hollen baugh O Merry as the day IS long O Ann Vlrgmla Howard 42 The yolltest happlest sort oi grrl Q O Martha Jeanne Inscho Q A merry heart that laughs at care 'O + O Catherine Eltzabeth Jack Im happy when Im talkmg O Q Car son Bennett Kanode, Jr 0 He loves but one Mary Katana Her wmnmg way and gentle volce throw a charm about her that s bewxtchmg Dorothy Lucille Keller 0 A dalnty ma1den falr and sweet Stanford Lavme Hemery Q- It lt werent tor my studres I would get along tme m school Robert Lewis Kitchen O I love my ptpe but mdeed 1t s better to smoke xt here than hereafter 0 O Marjone Florence Klme So long as you are 1nnocent tear nothmg Barbara Elizabeth Korb Let s be gay wh1le we may 45 I I ' ll IV fs f ' ' ' A ,, 1, X, I ' I' -3,11 I I 1 ' ' R, I 7' ' ' fx Ill I ' Q -W -, V I I I ' ' ' ,- ll ' ' ll s ,X I X, A - I Q 16 + 1 0 G 7 -cf f-- William Earl Korner -0- I am not lazy, but I hate to work -f Donald Wesley Krauter ei- A well taught mind + '2' Robert Wilfred Lady -f His company is most pleasant Q ff Martha Elizabeth Law -f Addition and subtraction make us wise 0' 47 Q Esther Elizabeth Layer -O Brown eyes and auburn hair, a sunny smile and merry air O Q Ruth Eileen Lieder Q How lovely common things must seem to you who have such lovely eyes to see them through! Q Q' Mirable Jane Loughley 0' Snappy eyes, a merry heart-and Carson -1' of Donald Floyd Lutz Q Every morning he looked over the girls and iound a new ideal sf- -fe --f- Charles William Lybarger Q It silence were golden, I'd be a millionaire -f -f Robert Gale Mcfar- land ff The rule ot my lite is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my busi- ness Q of Martha Elizabeth McMichael Q Here's a gay pattern tor friendship Q 0 Marion Eleanor Metzger 0 Fashioned so slenderly -1- -2 2- Walter Rolley Michael 0- Beware! I might do something startling yet XP -f James Charles Milam Q Shall I go on, or have I said enough? Q 12- Marjorie Ann Mitchell Q Her tiny feet would be the envy of any Japanese lady 'f' ff Donald Frederick Mitchelson -P' 'A better friend no one could have. 1 -ff -'k 0- 0- 0 Betty Jane Murphy 'V I have my share of common sense Betty Vugxnra Murphy O Tall and th1n she moves wrth absolute grace O Marcme Ellaemma Neumann Q Our youth we have but today Q O Lynn Irvm Newby spea when lt IS necessary Q O Vanda June Nichols O Happmess seem made to b shared Q 0- Lester Robert Nxgh 0 He IS the very pmk of courtesy P Q Mary Ann Noblet O Gentle rn manner quret m her ways 'O 0' Wxllram Edward Norris O Seen by few and known by fewer Q Q- Q Vera Eileen O Keete 0 Her lhlelll gence, energy and resou cefulness set her out from the crowd Q Suzzle Leona Patten O She moves about wrth a quret grace 42' O David Grant Peppard O A ready tongue a ready w1t who has not felt the touch of xt? O 0 Boris Steve Petroft -O Woman delxghts me not Q 'ff Q Jeanne Eloise Pettit Youth rs full of pleasure Q 0 Marilyn Alice Pettrt Q- A mrghty pam to love 1t IS Q Robe t Phrsch ef None but hxmself could oe a parallel Q Q Jeanne Margaret Ptlezderer V The first duty of woman IS to be pretty r 0 0180 -. H H , , - - ' Q, -,- - n 4 . H J, 3 I V u u ' ,X n y 'V' .K . . xl L . ,, . 'J' S 3 u . H A ' 1, - ,, . . . ,, . . . I n u - , H - - Q -- ,Q ' , - u - - u - H . . ,, . I i ' H - n - - - fo- H - ,, . . . ,, . . . . ,, -0- '- f . u - v u - , , u - - rr 17- ' -G O ' Kenneth Chzistopher Reili From the crown oi his head to the sole of his toot, he is all mirth - ' -f Mary Alice Reinhard 42- A thorough student, and a constant friend Clarence Charles Richard -O A doer, not a dreamer -P -9 -V William Edward Rinker --- Wit and humor belong to genius alone 0' 'V P Dorothy Jean Robinson -4- Charming and appealing Q -f- Ellsworth Isaac Rowland O Don't aim too high and your hopes won't have so far to fall O 0 Kathryn Grace Scheerer 'ar Happy am I, from care l'm free! ff O Mary Geraldine Scheerer -ff Man hath his will, but woman her way 'V O 'P Rita Elizabeth Schuler Q Mighty sweet and mighty wise, the iun just twinkles in her eyes 0' 0- Frederick Albert Schulze ff A good follow -f -if Ruth Lucille Schulze 0 Live, love and laugh, tor there may be a time when you can't - ' 'f' Faith Nioma Shackeltord + She meets lite as a strong swimmer meets the sea '2' -if - ' Eileen Georgiann Sickmiller 0 A contented mind above nfl -as 'f' Irene Rita Simon -' A maker of mischief -9 JP Thomas M. Smith -f' The deed I intend is great-but what as yet, I know not Q G Evlynn Christine Spencer 'Q' Slow and languid and easy going. -G O ' O Carroll Melvin Spurlock -0 He IS a loyal senror, but h1s heart s rn the sophomore class 0 O Betty Jane Stahl The tenderest hearted maxden sf Virginia Mae Steiger O Large farr and f1ne O- Q Mary Frances Stewart -Q ln her you see the farthful 0 'O O Wanda Erleen Strawser -O Her farth IS frxed and cannot move O Q Mary Catherine Teynor Q A true heart has she Q -ff Francis Donovan Top per 0 He thlnks that even up 1n heaven h1s class l1es late and snores Q -O Maxine Truka O He IS modest and quxet Q 0- Emmett Attlee Tupps Q No coward s soul IS mme 0 5 Evelyn Maxine Ulmer O Unthlnkmg tlxppant, young and gay She dances talks and laughs all day Q- 7 Paul Austin Wenner 0 He wears h1s crown on h1s heart not on hrs head 0- -'P 42 Darrell Howard Wennmger Q' It rs not wlse to be wxser than necessary -O 9 Dons Eileen West Q Personality yes s1rI -G 0 Betty Jane Whrte 0 A tall and slender malden Q' f Betty Laura Wxdman Q She has a kmdly splrxt and a frlendly alr O o 0200 .. X, .. - . .. -Q, . - . . ,. I . . .. ,. , ' ll ll ' Annette Traver O In her alone 'twas natural to please 0 0 Q- William Joseph . . ,, X . ,, . . I . 1 ,. X . ,. . I I O 6 Senrrorrs 11' Walter Joseph Wllll8mS Hrs humor and vrtalrty are rust what we needed to make our class complete R Robert Wilson Men of few words are the best wrth women Kent Wilson P Me and my grrl s P Catherine Wmsor 0' She loves not many words Eunice Wrnebrenner Eternal sunshrne set tled on her harr Elnora Josephme Young For she was Just the quret krnd whose nature never varres Margaret Rose Zahary Conversatron hes rn her eyes NO PICTURES Ralph Edward Brby 4 If the grrls would only let me alone O O Robert Wtllram Collene Satan get behrnd me and pushl Don Lee Crow ser When I grow to be a man Lawrence Lewis Frasch ff Independent now rndependent forever Jack Wzllram Kanable Hell bluff hrs way past St Peter Wilbur Bertram Pettit When 1oy and duty clash let duty go to smash George Mueller Ouret rn appearance vwrth motrve unknown 0- -0 Robert Teynor Sayrng s one thrng dorng s another Clyde William Yost 'O A pound of pluck rs worth a ton of luck +4 Whe s Who rn the Senwr Class JAMES REESE ANBLOW NIARX KATHRYN BIPPUS College Tull fcnerrzl Jr Hr Y 2 br Hr X 9 4 Student Councrl 4 Blue Trrangle 1 XX elfare League Glee Club 2 4 Kerman Club 1 2 Treas Annual Staff 4 College Club 4 WANDA LUCILLE BARBER Commeuzal Blue Trrangle 1 Crrl Reserve 2 'S League 2 G A A 2 5 4 Bucyrran Class Basketball 1 4 Commercral Vlce Presrdent 4 C A A NIARTHA BIAE BARCER Feneml ue Trranglel 1 -X A 7 'Z MARJORIE LUCILLE LASH Commemzul Grrl Reserwes 2 l 4 Blue Trrangle mercral Club 4 VERA PEARL BATTON Commelcurl Grrl Reserves 2 3 Blue Trrangle 1 Secy 8: XX elfare Staff 2 Club 4 Com CAA 4 Commer cral Club 4 Bucvrran Edrtorral 2 RALPH EDWARD BIBY College EILEEN NIARJORIE BLACKBURN I cneml Blue Trrangle 1 VS elfare Leagu mercral Club 4 Crrl Reserves 3 DOROTHA ALTHEA BOLLINGER f fmml Blue Trranglel Grrl Reserves 2 3 G A A Z Basketball 2 ROBERT RAYMOND BONIN College Tech HrY2 Sr H Y3 4 Footballl 2 3 gfaleklgi Baseball 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 College u MARY JEAN BRAYTON e14 2 3 4 Pres Bucyrran Staff 1 Basketball 1 feneml 2 3 4 C0mme1c1alClub4 Blue Trrangle 1 Grrl Reserves 2 3 G A A .zy- Q Q Q O -. 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Q ,TQ 3 I' ' Cfl'Il:'fll ,' 'Q1... ...Q ' ' ',3, A 1 . -4 2' f, ff 'M Whos Who mn the SBDIOT Cllclss EUNICE EVELYN WINEBRENINER Cm DE WILLIAM X OST General I urufmnu Blue Ttlanglel Cul Resetxes2 5 4 I A A Z 3 4 Class Basketball XBISILX Z 3 Follmge mdtmndl club Club 4 1 LNORA JOSEPHINE YOUNG General NIARL Must hose ZAHARX 1 1111111 II Blue Tuangle 1 frlll Resenes 1 2 Welfare Rui rllldlll-lbl C1111 RLSLHLS 2 3 G A A League 3 G A A 2 '3 4 4 College Llu 4 Cllolss Wlll We the Senlor Class of Bucyrus Htgh School of the C1ty of Bucyrus County of Crawford and State of Ohro Unxted States of Amerlca berng about erghteen years of age and of sound and drspostng mrnd and memory lnotwrthstandrng our vrolent mental efforts of the last four yearsl realrzmg fully as we do that we are about to make our departure mto unknown TGQIODS do make pubhsh and declare thls our last w1ll and testament hereby revokrng and annulltng any and all wrll or wrlls made heretofore Frrst We drrect that a monument be erected to our memory on the front lawn of the hrgh school ground and that a tablet tellmg of our many vtrtues be placed msrde the mam entrance as an rncentrve to succeedrng classes Second We drrect that Aprrl the frrst of every year be set asrde as r rnemortal day for thrs our class of 1941 Thxrd We leave to the rumors our cherrshed t1tle of sentors provrdtng they wrll contrnue the wearrng of Sloppy Joe sweaters brrght plaxd socks and rolled up trousers Fourth We leave to the sophomores a good tonrc a load of asptrrn and lots of luck w1th the Juntor Senror Receptron Flfth We leave to the freshmen the 1oy of attendmg your ftrst formal party and the sorrow of attendxng your f1rst geometry class Slxth We leave to the erghth grade two books whrch we ecerved too late The Preventron of Hrgh School Mar rrages and Beware of Appendrcxtts Exghth We leave to Mr Baer our smcere thanks for makmg our hugh school the best rn the land We shall always remember your cheery Hello Nmth We leave to Mr Gearhart a never dyrng friendship and an tnvrtatton to come to see us wherever we may be Tenth We leave to all the teachers of B H S an tnstrument for poundlng brts of knowledge into blocks Eleventh We leave to Mrs Wlllaman a rose 111 remembrance of the sweetness she has shown us durtng her two years as our class advxser Twelfth We leave to Mr Dobbrns a copy of our Annual and rn apprecratron of hrs hard work the sum of S50 000 Thtrteenth We appotnt our executors Hon James C Barrett and Hon Eldon A Armbrust to pay all our debts and other expenses In testrmony whereof we have set our hands to thrs our last wrll and testament at Bucyrus Ohro tlus fxrst day of Feb ruary IH the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and forty one THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 Wltnesses DOROTHY ROBINSON Notary Publrc J E DOBBINS RITA SCHULER fill!!! if ROBERT HAALA Chasmg burglars Wllh the Bucyrus Polrce force BILLY KORNER Travehng salesman RALPH BIBY Sportm a new Dodge JANE LOUGHLEY Wxnner rn a recent kmttrng contest DONNA BRINKMAN Rarsrng some httle Mmnre ROBERT CARLE Second Rrp Van Wmkle MARGARET HAASER Hortxculturrst EILEEN O KEEFE Efflclent stenographer for a hrg busrness man JANE CAMPBELL Nursernatd for a wealthy famrly rn New York BARBARA KORB Wrfe of a saxlor 'G ll.: A lflll ll! MAXINE ULMER Walt Drsney Il ROBERT COLLENE Sarltng the deep JUNIOR BREYMAIER Jormng rn the 1960 Callforma gold rush DOROTHY ROBINSON Drrector of dramatrcs rn a publxc school EVLYNN SPENCER Edltor of the Dally Snoop MARY JEAN BRAYTON Ardent baseball fan EMMETT TUPPS Enloymg marrxed hfe l?l BILL RINKER Human cannon ball rn a crrcus ROBERT CHANDLER Fuller brush man MARY TEYNOR Selhng cosmetrcs as 0260 9 1 - . I' I ' y 1 C A A s 1 , . 1' Q YI' u x-v K 1 Q ' I , ,-, , 1. . . . ' N ' , 1 9 .. , 1 0,4- 1 'Y 7 . 7 ' Y ' f - w 'rx Y w v 4, X A lr 4 r 1 I 1 ,r Q f ep, 5 - , 5 1 - 1 , . ,1 , . . . . Q Ar . ' W 1 , . . . ,- , . ..,11, , b . 3,.f -Y. Oy-,-V we - . l 1 K -, . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , 1 1 1 1 : ' A ' ' ' 1 ' ', , 5 1 1 1 - r 1 1 - ' . z ' , ' I 1 , I , - , . z . ', . 1. 1. , . 1 - 1 2 . , , . 1 , . . , . , I I 1 V I ' I I - ' : , . .ren ,. -+- .f Y .. fl jf fl, F ff 1 I 1 1' A 1 1 ' I ll Wil fl xffl WANDA STRAWSER Socral worker BILL TRUKA Up and comtng crtrzen of Oceola ROBERT TEYNOR Rough and tough member ol the navy EILEEN SICKMILLER Successtul wrrter of short torles RUTH SCHULTZE Housewxte JEAN PFLEIDERER Protes tonal model JEAN PETTIT Vacatronrng rn the trop cs JIM GEBHARDT Boy Scout Master LEATRICE GOEBEL lNurse at Bucyrus Cxty Hospmtal VERA BATTON Just won rn an Ivory Soap contest JACK KANABLE Amateur boxer LAWRENCE FRASCH Traveling salesman LILLIAN BUTTERMAN Physrcal Educatxon rnstructress WANDA BARBER Dancer wrth local band BETTY WIDMAN Lrvxng comfortably from w1nn1ng Pot of Gold DONALD KRAUTER Playboy MARJORIE BASH Farmer s wrfe JOHN OSBORN Trymg to unlock a door wrth a prano key ROBERT PFIRSCH Professtonal brke rrder BETTY STAHL Stewardess on T V A plane VIRGINIA STEIGER Still trymg to fmd the pot of gold at the end ot the rarnbow BETTY WHITE Stlll treasurrng her collectron of 1943 Easter eggs DORIS WEST Dean ot women at Vassar CARROLL SPURLOCK Comedran on radro TOM SMITH Wonderrng why the bark of a dog Isnt like that of a tree MAXINE TRAVER .Iudgcd outstandrng member of Women s Lrterary Soclety VIRGINIA CLIFTON WALTER MICHAEL BETTY CHANDLER Lrvrng on Park Avenue Mrrrred to Dons Duke Cromwell II Just dyed her hair red BILLY NORRIS Rarsrng bumble bees and honey GEORGE EUNICE den ROBERT ELLSWORTH ROLLAND Offrcral debt collector BETTY J MURPHY Famed dress desrgner LYNN NEWBY Stare representatrve HICKSON Dorng hrs Chrrstmas shoplrftrng early WINEBRENNER Performs at Madlson Square Gar at a lrtterbug exhlbrtron w1ns frrst place KITCHEN Collector of prpes DONNA HOLLENBAUGH Grvmg typmg paper away tree DAVID PEPPARD Srttlng on top of B H S s flagpole BETTY V MURPHY Elevator grrl rn the Rrtz Carlton Hotel KATHRYN SCHEERER Trapeze performer rn Rrnglrng Broth ers Crrcu JEAN CORWIN Successful dress oesrgner rn New York JAMES ANSLOW Buxlt the frrst starrway to the stars FRANCIS TOPPER Has model farm GEORGE MUELLER An Eskomxte LEONA PATTON Second YVally Srmpson EILEEN BLACKBURN Wonders why she her comb s teeth BORIS PETROFF Learmng about dames MARY ALICE REINHARD Sxgned up tor 5year contract wrth Rudy Vallee s program LESTER NIGH Stxll trymg to trnd a frame for hrs drploma ANN NOBLET Second Florence Nxghtrngale KENNETH REIFF Wrns a new Ford rn a radro contest MARY SCHEERER .lust sat on the South Pole DOROTHY BOLLINGER Won husband callrng contest JIMMY MILAM rrymg to play Cab Calloway and Glen Mrller s records W1 h the same needle MARILYN PETTIT P rvate secretary to Mr Vanderbilt MARY BIPPUS Known for her brg heartedness cant b brt by 7.4 !l'07N UI! ROBERT LADY Marned and lxvmg on a farm with 8 chrldren MARY COLCOTT Stenographer tor a congressman PAUL WENNER Growlng world s largest potatoes CLYDE YOST Pertected a way to MARION METZGER Strll dodgrng MARY KATONA A good wrfe to PHILLIPINE CARVITTI Beautxcran WILBUR PETTIT Feelrng sorry for make safety razors safer around some lucky fellow the pane of a wrndow MARCINE NEUMANN Beating rhythm on drums rn darkest Afrlca DONALD LUTZ Collector of pop bottle caps BETTY GORSUCH Thmks sandwrches should only b around on Hallowe en VANDA JANE NICHOLS Just back from crurse to Hawau CATHERINE WINDSOR Wxte of a street car conductor JANET GLASKAS Hostess rn a large hotel ROBERT McFARLAND Warden at Smg Smg WALTER WILLIAMS Strll wonderrng rf the trck of a watch 15 an rnsect DOROTHY FEGLEY In Crvll Servrce ERLA MAE FLEXSER Wants to eat her cereal out of the Rose Bowl STAN KEMERY Wants to be around when Nragara Falls CHARLES LYBARGER Mattress salesman MARGARET ZAHARY Seekxng the fountain of youth DICK ROSS Showmg hrgh school students how whxtewash mg was done rn the old days MAXINE HAILEY Lady about town MARTHA LAW Lorelei THEODORE HECKLER Great socxal success of London CONSTANCE GROVE Torch slnger ELNORA YOUNG The chrldren are doing fine BETTY McPEAK Wife of the Presrdent of the Umted States RITA EVANS Has some juvemles of her own now MARJORIE MITCHELL Anrmal tramer DOROTHY KELLER Typlst of presxdent of a bunness con Cern ROBERT FRAZEE Youngest Supreme Court Justice BETTY CARTER Just mvented a trrangle wrth 190 degrees BETTY McMICHAEL Owns an Austm MARJORIE KLINE Llvmg on Sprrng Street BETTY DREHER Marned to a preacher s son DARRELL WENNINGER Rarsmg crocodxles ELEANOR COOK The second Amy Lowell BOB BONIN Trarnxng fleas to do back flrps and somer saults CLARENCE RICHARD Happrly marrxed and has tnplets named Beman Seman and Deman ESTHER LAYER Gets medal for most polrte axr hostess MARY STEWART Managrng a home and a husband FREDERICK SCHULZE Just beat Johnny Wexsmuller DONALD MITCHELSON Known for his superstrength CARSON KANODE Famous tootball coach RITA SCHULER Just grew two more mches MARTHA BARGER Beauty operator rn New York ANNA HOWARD Strll wondenng why there rs no meow around ca-t whxskers of radxos FAITH SHACKELFORD Leader of all gxrl orchestra RUTH LIEDER Happrly marrred and lrvmg rn Prttxburgh agam CATHERINE JACK Second Scarlett O Hara KENT WILSON Man about town BOB WILSON Just perfected orlless auto IRENE SIMON Stxll thmks a huttress 1s the wrfe of a butler DORIS MOUSER Making people look like Venus de Mxlo DON CROUSER Head mechamc at Ford s factory 27 4, 4? 4? 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INC' F' D- Rel - I I ' e ' - . 1 'Q -,. ff- Q - Alumnl of 1940 WILLIAM APPLEMAN Marrled to MISS Helen Graham of Upper Sandusky KATHLEEN BAUM Marrled JAMES BEATTIE Bucyrus Ohlo JANIS BEATTIE Bucyrus Ohlo DONALD BEEBE-Ohlo State UHIVSISIIY Columbus Ohl0 JOHN BLACK Bucyrus Ohlo ELIZABETH BENDOCK Marlon Buslness College Marlon Ohlo BETTY BENEDICT Bucyrus Ohlo IRENE CALDWELL Columbus OIJICE Tralnlng Columbus OhlO IRENE CANDEL Bucyrus Ohlo LUCILE CARLISLE Oberlln College HARRY CHANCE--Chanute Fleld Rantoul llllnols FREDERICK CHRISTMAN Bucyrus Ohlo MAXINE CLADY Bucyrus Ohlo SAMUEL COOPER-Columbus Ohlo WILLIAM CULLEN-Ohlo State UDIVEYSIIY Columbus Ohlo VIRGINIA DENNEY Bucyrus Ohlo PAUL DI BLASI Bucyrus Ohlo WILLIAM DIAS Bucyrus Ohlo HUGH DOBBINS Bucyrus Ohlo JAMES DOBBINS Ohlo Northern Ada Ohlo ELSIE DREHER Bucyrus Ohlo JAMES DUNLAP Bucyrus Ohlo ELEANOR FEGLEY Bucyrus Ohlo EDWIN FLEXSER Camp Shelby HBLIIBSDUYQ MlSSlSS1Ppl ROBERT FLOHR Bucyrus Ohlo BERNARD GALITZA Bucyrus Ohlo GLADYS GALLINGER Flora Stone Mather Western Reserve TRESSIE GATCHELL Bucyrus Ohlo BETTY GEISER Nurses Tralnlng Manslleld Ohlo KENNETH GRACELY Bucyrus Ohlo ROBERT GRAUER Bucyrus Ohlo BETTY GREGORY Mrs James Hern Bucyrus Ohlo ROBERT GROVE Ohlo State UHIVGISIIY Columbus Ohlo WALTER HAASER UHIVQISIIY of Clnclnnatl Clnclnnatl O ALICE HAMMOND Bucyrus Ohlo JANET HARVEY Marrled CHARLES HEIBY Bucyrus Ohlo MARY HELLER Bucyrus Ohlo MARY HERN Mrs Rlchard ELDON HILDEBRAND Bucyrus Ohlo ORVAL HOOVER Bucyrus Ohlo WILLIS HUBBLE Ohlo Northern Ada Ohlo ALICE JACOBS Bowllng Green UHIVBISIJY Bowllng Green Ohlo MARGARET KELLER Columbus Ofllce Tralnlng Columbus Ohlo WILBUR KIESS Bucyrus Ohlo EARL KINTZ Bucyrus Ohlo JAMES KISOR-Camp Shelby Hattlesburg MISSISSIPPI BETTY KNECHT BOWIIDQ Green Unlverslty Bowhng Green Ohlo DONALD KNELL-Camp Shelby HBIIIESDUTQ MISSISSIPPI MARGARET KRUSE Bucyrus Ohlo MABEL LAHR Marrled EDNA LEHMAN Bucyrus Ohlo MARTHA ANN LOWN Bowhng Green Unlverslty BOWllhg Green Ohlo CLEONA MCADAMS Bucyrus Ohlo EARL MCCLARY Bucyrus Ohlo DOROTHY MCNUTT MBIIOH BUSINESS College Marlon O ELEANOR MCPEAK Bucyrus Ohlo WILLIAM MACK Bucyrus Ohlo WAYNE MARKLEY Columbus OIIICB Tralnlng VELMA MAROUARDT Bucyrus Ohlo CAROIJNE MILLS-Bucyrus Ohlo EDWARD NAUFZINGER Bucyrus Ohlo ETHEL NELSON Kent Ohlo WILLIAM OBERLANDER Bucyrus Ohlo DARL OREWILER Bucyrus Ohlo IRMA PAPP DOJIOII Mlchlgan JACK PARSEL Bucyrus Ohlo MARY JANE PEARL Bucyrus Ohlo DEAYNE PENNY-Camp Shelby Hattlesburg MISSISSIPPI BETTY PEPPARD Bucyrus Ohlo JACK PEPPARD Bucyrus Ohlo LUBA PETROEF Bucyrus Ohlo MARY PETTIT Bucyrus Ohlo ROBERT RARICK Bucyrus HOWARD REEDER Bucyrus Ohlo CHARLES ROSS Oberlln College ROBERT ROYER Bucyrus Ohlo BARBARA RUHL Wllllam 8: Mary College Vlrglnla EDWARD RUSH Bucyrus Ohlo SABRIA JANE RUSH Bucyrus Ohlo DOLORES SAFFEL Bucyrus Ohlo LEE SAFPEL-Camp Shelby Hattlesburg MISSISSIPPI JOHN SAVAGE Bucyrus Ohlo WILFORD SAVAGE Bucyrus Ohlo WILLA MAE SCHELL Bucyrus Ohlo RUTH SCHIEBER Ohlo Wesleyan MARJORIE SCHULZE-Bucyrus Ohlo JOYCE SHAW WISCONSIN JOHN SHIFFLER Ollvert College llllnols PEARL SMITH Dled CHARLES SNYDER Bucyrus Ohlo WILLIAM SPAID Ohlo State RICHARD SPURLOCK MBIIOH Ohlo CORNELIUS STATION Bucyrus Ohlo HELEN STRUB Bucyrus Ohlo WILLARD SWISHER Bucyrus Ohlo JAMES TATE Bucyrus Ohlo MARY ELLEN THOMPSON Bucyrus Ohlo WALTER TOBIN Bucyrus Ohlo DAVID TRUKA Bucyrus Ohlo JOSEPH TURNEY-Camp Shelby HHIJIGSDUIQ MISSISSIPPI RUTH UNGER Bustln Beauty Culture School Columbus O CHARLES VEIL Bucyrus Ohlo ROBERT VIRTUE Bucyrus Ohlo MARY VOLPE-Columbus Buslness Tralnlng DONALD WILLETT Bucyrus OhID WARREN WILLETT Bucyrus Ohlo GERTRUDE WILSON Bucyrus ohlO GILBERT WILSON Camp Shelby Hattlesburg MISSISSIPPI BETTY WINDSOR Mrs Elwood Garner Bucyrus Ohlo JOHN WYATT Bucyrus Ohlo MARTHA WYER Mlaml College ALEX ZAHARY Bucyrus Ohlo ROBERT TRUCKS Bucyrus Ohlo Q 28 -Q- I .. 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I 7 ' 1 - - I , 0 0 -gy Q JUIIUIIIOIPS Juniors CARSON, NOLAN, President ROCKVJELL, LOIS ANN Vice-Proficient EATON, MARJORIE, Secretary FOULH, BILL, Treasurer AHLEEELD, GLENN ANGUISH, ROBERT AUGUSTINE, JAMES BAEHR, EDWARD BAILEY, JEAN BARCIZ, HELEN RAUM, JACK BEAL, WILLIAM REALL, RUTH BEATTIE, JOYCE BEATTIE, WINIFRED BECHTOL, DOROTHY BEER DONALD BELLER JANET BERRY HARRY BOWEN JACK CAMDBELL MARY GRACE CAPORINI ANGELO CHARLESTON JUANITA CHRISTMAN RICHARD CLADY CLARK CLAYTON PAUL CLAYTON TOM COLLINS JANE CULVER JOAN DAY ELEAONR DI BLASI JAMES DOBBINS NORMAN DURR GLENN ENGLEHARD ALFRED ESTERLINE MARY FEGLEY BETTY FERGUSON ROBERT FISHER GEORGE FLOCK BOB .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .fy- z, Juniors FOX, JOHN FRAZEE, DOROTHY GALITZA, CHARLES GARDNER, ROBERT GATCHELL, WILMA GEIGER, JAMES GINGERY, CLARENCE GRAETZ, ROBERT GRIMM, BETTY HARDY, EVA I-IESS, CARYL I-IILDEBRAND, CORA HILDEBRAND, KATHRYN HINES, SARA KARBER, DORIS KELLER JAMES KENNEDY JAMES KIBLER ROBERT KIESS VIVIAN KINTZ VIOLA KLINE JOHN KRAUTER DEAN KRONENBERGER RUTH HRONENBERGER THOMAS LANDES KENNETH LEONARD DALE LEONARD DON ROBERT LEUTHOLD JAMES LIGHT LOLA MAGERS VIFGINIA MEAD SHIRLEY MILLS DORIS MITCHELL ROBERT MURPHY RICHARD OBERLANDER MATTIE OBORN RICHARD OUTHWAITE PAUL PARSEL WALIER PETTIT CLIFFORD PFLEIDERER SYLVIA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f-C3 -4? luniors RAYBUCK, DONALD REEDER, DOROTHY REHM, CARL REHM, JOHN REINHARD, WILLIAM REINHARDT, GORDON RIDDLE, BETTY ROBINSON, BETTY ROLEY, BETTY RORICK, HELEN RULE, TOMMY SCHIETER DOROTHY SCHELL ROBERT SEARS JOHN SCHRIER MARGARET SHUMAKER JOAN SKAGGS ETHEL SLABACH BILLY SMITH FLOYD SMITH IVAN SMITH JANE SONGER BETTY SPAETH ROSEMARY SPAID JOYCE SPURLOCIT NORMAN SLEPHENSON HERIHA STINCHCOMB ROY STUCHERT ROBERT THOMPSON JANE TRUCKS DOROTHY TRUKA EDWARD VEIL JANET VOLK IRENE VOLK JEAN WIDMAN MARJORIE WILLIS DICK WOLTZ BARBARA YAUSSY MARCELE ZELLNER EDGAR NO PICTURES Atkmson Robert Barnhart Delbert Beale Maxme Burk Robert Cooper xder Dean Coulter Harold Dalton Charles Howard James Krnn Cynl Krsslmg Carl Lehman Lest Ma gers Wayne Raybuck Rrchard Rem xnger Lourse Rush Zeddy Spxtler Marseen Teets Nell Teynor W1l lram Welty Donald Wldman Fred Wlllls Dlck Wrlson Robert Zarcone Joseph Yachee George Zarcone James 32 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , ' 1 -A 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1'1'1 .1 1 131'1' 1 1 1 1' 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' li 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O 0 Junror' Class Hrstorg As freshmen thls class provlded much of the Splfll ln Bucyrus Hlgh School They turned out 1n large numbers at the football and basketball games Norman Spurlock was honored by recervlng a pOS1llOH on the varslty basketball team and also headed the class as preslclent Mrs Wlllaman was the class adv1ser At the end of the school year a pot luck p1cn1c was held at the Gun Club As sophomores thts class contmued to take a malor part ln hlgh school l1fe havlng the hlghest number of students enrolled The glrls were 1n1t1ated 1nto the Grrl Reserves and the boys contlnued w1th thelr H1 Y act1v1t1es Many of the boys were tak1ng an actlve part ru football and basketball The class offrcers we e elected and chosen as follows Robert Ferguson pres1 dent Wtllram Beal VICC preslclent Ruth Beall secretary and Nolan Carson treas urer M1ss Valeska Lambertus was chosen as class adv1ser The sprrng brought w1th 1t the thoughts and preparatxons for the sophomore party wmch was held May 18 1940 lt was a blg success w1th a large number at tendlng M1ss Lambertus and planntng commrttees had charge of the general arrangements As 1un1ors th1s class became even more rnstrumental 1n carrylng on extra act1v1t1es of the school Money was ralsed throughout the entxre year for the 1un1or senior receptlon They had charge of sellmg refreshments at the football and basketball games Members of the class readlly volunteered thelr servlces and helped ln many ways to make th1s a success They also sponsored a dance to ra1se addrtlonal money The class offlcers chosen were as follows Nolan Carson presrdent Lors Ann Mrss Maryorre Denn1s was hosen as class adv1ser The duty of the lsmlor edltor of the annual was taken over by Ruth Beall Robert Gardener recelved the pos1t1on of asslstant busrness manager Both of these posrtrons were fllled to prepare for the publlcatlon of the annual next year The boys of the lumor class developed many outstandmg stars Wllh thelr work on the football basketball and track teams The class put 1n many hours of preparatxon for the annual 1un1or senlor recep tlon whzch was held May 16 1941 The ttme d1d not go to waste for 1t turned out to be the b1g event ot the school year Arrangements were rn charge of the ad vrser M1ss Denn1s The commlttees and thelr chatrmen were as follows DECORATION Marg Wldman .llmmy Kennedy co chaxrmen Barbara Woltz Al fred Englehardt James Leuthold Hertha Stevenson Ruth Beall PROGRAM .loyce Spalcl chalrman Mary Esterlme Robert Mitchell TABLE Betty Songer chalrman Cora Hlldebrand Mar1or1e Eaton John Sears Nor man Spurlock Rlchard Chrlstman MENU Jane Thompson chalrman Nolan Carson .lean Balley Wxnxfred Beattxe Mary Campbell TICKET Lots Rockwell Caroly Hess co chalrmen Wxlltarn Relnhardt Wxlllam Beal ORCHESTRA Bob Ferguson Chalrman V111 111111 I' 1rf011 I C- V Q -- 0 O . . , - I I ' 1' : , '- i 1 ' i 1 i 1 ' w I I ' ' - I , Z I . i . 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A11 T1 -111111, H1 1 ' 1111!- g- 1? 0 1 Orgmnnzuitnoms ff X 0' X O O Annual Stuff 0 - Y 7--v-vm--g- -Y.---4 l91f101941 Knnuul btuff The Annual Staff has worked together very well tus year under the advr er Mr Dobbrns who has glven llght on many problems 'ind brought to th new 11615 The duty as edltor ln ctuef has fallen on the cwpable shoulde s of Rlta Sch ler who has spent many hours assurmg the success ot the Annual col o tng wud is sorttng reports among many other Jobs Jlmmy Mllam buslness manager made sure that all the bu 1ne s W s bemg carrted on smoothly and etf1c1ently Rrta and .hm were chosen last year as junror edrtor and bus1ne ra age re specttvely so they would be able to edrt the Annual ID the1r sen1o yea bus1ness manager respectlvely durmg 1942 The sports thls year were wr1tIen by an 1ns1der .hm Gebhardt at home 1n football and basketball The hlgh pressure salesmansh1p tell to two g rls Maxlne Ulmer 'md Betty Gorsuch who secured most of the ads tor the Annual Marrlyn Pettrt and Dorothy Fegley whole heartedly typed 'lll the reports Who s the man wlth the camera IH h1S hand all the tlme? lt s Tom Smlth tilclng prctures tor the Annual He s our photographer Large iobs always have to have assrs ants The ed1tor1nch1et h'1d Betty Carter for assocxate edltor to wnte up many of the accounts and the busmess edrtor had .hm Anslow who helped so well 1n puttmg over the sale of ax r al t school Mary Alrce Remhardt has put much work tnto collectrng group pxctures and placmg them 1n approprrate places Good Luck to the Annual statt of 1942 In A , W I-' A ' ' . . . ,,- , . . t Q , . 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D1ck mqulred Oh that 15 Leatrrce Goebel She 1S a senxor thls year and has been ln the band eleven years Not a bad record IS lt? lane saxd smllrngly Thls conversatlon could be heard by almost any one passmg along the street when our high school band IS on parade tor a football game or tor a March Gras Thls year has been a very busy one for th1s organ 1zat1on The band has partlcrpated 1n the follow largest parades seen m Bucyrus for years the annual Corn Show the polmcal rallres Crestlme Mardr Gras and Bucyrus Mardl Gras ln whxch the band dressed ln all sorts ot J C HAZVNI Iluectm costumes fthe band won txrst LFATRICE Got-'BPL Drum M u yor P1126 ln thls paradel Nlght School assembly Arm1 SIICS Day Memorxal Day at both Caledoma and Bu cyrus May Day Commencement exercrses and a one day band festlval at Crestlme OhlO The band paraded durmg half tlme at the football games both at home and away It presented some thlng new ln band to mahons, making letters m llghts A red whlte and blue flag was the most outstandlng formatron The band would not be the orgamzatron rt has been for the last nlneteen years rf the efflcrent dl rectxon ot Mr Hazen had not made 11 so The band has exghty srx members nlneteen of whom are semors Leatnce Goebel O O C Q ., , . . , . , . I . - 5 1 . , , l , . . , . ing: The V. P. W. parade, which was one of the i I .. . ' . . I . A I . i . I .- I - i I D , . I ' ' ' I I - I I . 4? Q - '- 'W' A+ T- i--14 -+-'--f---f- A-Y ww -- ----h- -46- f-- ---77777 ,,,. , . 7,777 ,MY 1- g77 77 7 7 .Y,, 777777 WW T f., Girls? Glee Club The Grrls Glee Club under the capable clrrectron of Mrss Edna Ulmer has as 1ts oftrcers lhlS year Maxme Halley presrdent Martha Inscho v1ce presrdent Kathryn Htldebrand secretary and treasurer and Puta Schuler accompanrst The Glee Club sang durlng the program for nrght school and also for the Chrlst mas assembly The comblned Glee Clubs sang two numbers at the Chrxstmas Communlty Smg and also at a conference held at the Epworth Methodlst Church 1n May On Apr1l 25 together wlth the Boys Glee Club the grrls presented the cantata The Rock ot Llberty The combrned Glee Clubs partrcrpated IH the nerghborhood Glee Club Festxval 1n the sprmg The Girls Glee Club made tts hnal appearance on the program for the Baccalaureate Servxce The personnel IS as follows Flrst Sopranos Jane Coll1ns Maxrne Harley Caroyl Hess Dons Mlller Dorothy Second Sopranos Wllrna Breymarer Dorothy Fegley Dorothy Frazee Margaret Haa ser Kathryn Hxldebrand Martha lnscho Ruth Kline Helen Rorlck Carol Ryan Jeanette Schuler V1v1an Srckmlller Bonnre Stephenson Jane Ann Thompson Mar garet Jean Volk and .lacquelme Wellmgton Altos Betty Ann Carter Mary Esterlme Constance Grove Ruth Lreder Betty Mrtchel son Anne Reltf Mary Allce Bernhard LOIS Ann Rockwell Maryorxe Irene Volk and Rose Mane Wennmger Kathryn Hrldebrand 4:4820 . , , . . . I I : A Q I - I I . ' . I 1 i ' I ' ' I I I . : - I . D I I I . Scheifer, Eileen Sickmiller, Evlynn Spencer and Doris West. 1 ' - I 1 1 ' I I I t I ' I I I . r Q 1 I ' 5 r . I 1 l 1 ' ' I U I ' . I I I l Q L7 i .fT7,,,,--- ' 1, -fy -- -Y -W -- - 4? ' Boys Glee Club The Boys Glee Club is made up ot twenty four members with John O born accom panist and Miss Ulmer director and the tollowmg officers Ca son Hanode pre ident Junior Breymaier vice president William Punker secretary treasurer After rehearing under the able direction ot Mlss Ulmer the boys appeared in public several times They sang with the Girls Glee Club at the Christmas Community Smg at the annual sprmg festival and also produced the very b autitul and enter calaureate closing a very successful year First Tenors Jumor Breymaier James Kennedy Don Leonard Charles Shuck and Don ald Welty Second Tenors James Geiger Donald Lutz Robert Pflrsch Floyd Smith and James Starner First Bass James Anslow George Hlckson Carson Hanode Lynn Newby Earl Pterter William Rinker and Ivan Smith Second Bass James Gebhardt James Hrckson Stantord Hemery James Leuthold Wil bur Pettit William Truka and Kent Wilson Willlam Rinker Q 9 1 1 1 I U 7 I 1 54 i . I . - . i . . . I - . . I . . I 8 . - taining cantata, The Rock of Liberty. They then made their final appearance at Bac- : I l 1 1 1 ' 1 1 U 1 1 1 l 1 3 1 L 1 1 1 I ' , . Q . , -fr- 0 -fr The Girl Reserves The Gtrl Reserves IS an organlzatlon for sophomore junlor and senlor glrls whose purpose IS to promote Chrxstlan l1v1ng by servrce and welfare Durlng 1940 41 our reltable president Jane Loughley has very ably conducted all meetlngs Our v1ce presrdent Marjorxe Wrdman, has been able to ard the presldent whenever posslble .lane Thompson has kept a record ot our meettngs, and Mary Col cott has kept the t1nanc1al record Marllyn Pett1t was 1n charge of all the lnterestmg programs wh1ch were presented The soclal and servxce work was rn the capable hands of Marlorte Mltchell and Shlrley Mead Our song leader was Erleen Olieete and our p1an1st Janet Beller We would not have achleved our purpose nearly so well had 11 not been tor our chref advlser Mlss Wtest, and the other advlsers Mrss Stockdale Mrss Denms and Mrs Wlllaman The club held 1ts meettngs on the hrst and thrrd Mondays of every month Approxlmately srxty two couples were present to en1oy th1s party Other hlghhghts ot the year were the sponsonng ot a dance a pxcture show a very successful doughnut sale and the meeting at whxch some of the glrls recelved their rlngs Two of the very mterestmg guest speakers whtch we were prtvlleged to hear th1s past year were Rev J Davrd Mumford and Mrs Glen West A 1o1nt meetmg of the Grrl Reserves and H1 Y was held rn the sprmg Also an as sembly on the twenty exghth ot February prepared by the Gxrl Reserves and H1 Y A sunnse servlce was held ln the very early mornmg the week before Easter Each year the presxdent and program chalrman are sent to camp Th1s year they went to Camp Prttenger near McCutchenv1lle Ohxo The tlrst Sunday tn every month the vanous churches held specral servxces wlth members rt the Grrl Reserves and H1 Y members as guests Jane Thompson . . , . I . . I . . I - Q I I ' ' I , . . I . I I I ' One ot the main events of the year was the Sweetheart Banquet held in November. I . I . . . . . . . . ' - . I . . 0 0 , as s r J, 0500 O'- Commlercnrml Club O5 The Bucyrus High School has formed a new club which is called the Commercial Club and has Mr E J Ellls as its capable and experienced adviser The club IS headed this year by Eileen Olieefe presldent Ruth Schulze vice president David Peppard secretary, Marian Metzger treasurer and reporter Jeanne Pettit world Business men who helped the club to reallze this arm were as follows M Haaser Mr Zexgler and Judge Swank Informal dlscussions were held to deal with the art of securing and keeping a position The club met the fourth Monday of every month To become a member in the Commercial Club one must be in the 1un1or or senior class and take one or mo e commercial sub1ects This club has operated successfully this year and we hope it wxll continue to b a success ln the years to come Elleen O Heefe ff J 0, ,A Q u I y ,A U ' I I A i 1 b ' I i V V ' I 1 I . ' The purpose of the club is to acquaint the students with the outside business . ' ' ' ' 1 r. I ' . I r . . . 4, - 1 -B , Q future Homemukers Associtcltiion Purpose To further interests rn Home Economics and the Home Project Prog am to help the girls develop leadership and to stimulate mterest in rmprovmg the1r own personalities The club has been very successful during the year under the leadership of our adviser Miss Stockdale Marion Hlng our president has capably conducted all the business meetings Eve lyn Htbler V1Ce president aided her whenever needed Secretary Ruth Aller has kept a record of the meetrnq and the trea urer Joyce Blby has kept the financial side ol the organization in good order The p og am chairman Naomi Hnecht has supplled took charge of parties and the servtce chairman .lean Benson took charge ot the club service to indivrdual members the school and the communrty The club s very interesting meetings consisted of 1nv1tat1on and 1n1t1at1on ol new members the barn dance a tea for the mothers the av arding ot degrees a bake sale Christmas Party roller skating party a Valent1ne Party guest speakers a sandwlch sale a sponsored movie election and installatlon ot officers and a farewell banquet for the sophomores given by the treshmen A plcmc closed a very enloyable year for all the members At the December meeting Miss Stockdale announced that she would not be our ad viser after the Chrlstmas vacation because she was going to be married and would no longer be teaching She has been a great inspiration to the girls and the club as a whole will miss her very much Our new adviser Miss Ha kms has done exceedingly well rn advtsing the group tnce the middle ot the year Ruth Aller -O if 052 : ' l ' I I , , . . . I . I . . i - I ' l 1 4 i I I s SI S I D .I . . . h it I K , l . I the meetings with a variety of good entertainment, the social chaiginan, Mary Hubble, 4 ' U . I I I I ' I I I l I I . I . I I I I I . I .... I I -' I s' ' . K 0 ay A- -- - -e 1 , 3,-TA. A, -, F, Y . y-1-G fi- v- ----'- 4l '- Orfclhestru Durlng the past year twenty two students composed the Bucyrus Hrgh School Or chestra Although there was much practrce and llttle soc1al act1V1ty we all en1oyed lt a great deal Rehearsals were scheduled for every Tuesday and Thursday The orchest a 1 always wrllmg to grve 1lS SSIVICG when asked to do so A few of the many requests durrng the past year were for the Professronal Women s Club the Annual Football Banquet the Communrty Chest Drnner and the sprrng plays presented by the speech classes Thrs year the orchestra wrll take part rn the annual festrval Thls means much work tor both membe s and our drrector Mr Hazen the capable leader who deserves much credrt for hrs splendld work Co operatlon has been shown and appreclated by every member of the organrza tron If each one does hrs part the Hugh School IS sure to recogruze rts orchestra as an outstandrng and responsxble organlzatron now and rn tl'e future Vlolm Plano Alto Saxophone Margaret Haaser Ruth Turner Dorothy Robmson Alfred Englehard Hom Flute Dorothy Schxeter Betty Stahl Ann Warnock Blanche Osborn Barbara Woltz Vrrgmra Ruhl Dora Jane Frelds Trombone Rosemary Baumgartner Jean Wrllrams Robert Angursh Drum Robert Lewrs Jean Pettrt Benny Anslow Clannet Tenor Saxophone Cornet Janet Beller Jane Loughley Lewrs Pucker Marllyn Pettxt Ruth Beall Dxrector J C Hazen I ' I ' ' 1 r 's ' ' ' ' ' . I I I . I ' I I ' n I . . . . The members are as follows: J? 'O' D3 'O - ,ff ,-,. A. lu-YA 4--Y 'T 'NT' T' P 9 P B Cl n d B, H. S, has long been admired tor the fine school spirit it Shows. The Pep Band deserves much credit for pepping up the students before football and basketball games This year, the band really got down to work. It inaugurated many new ideas in pep tunes and added some new concert numbers. Ot course, the annual snake dance parade just wouldn't be without the pep band. Success of the band is attributed to the co-operation ot the members and the capability of its director, Mr. Hazen The personnel ot the band this year included Trumpets: Don Krauter, Dean Krauter, Clarence Richards, Ruth Beall, Lewis Ricker, Marjorie Wiclman, Trom- bones: Robert Anguish, .lean Pettit, Bass: Clifford Pettit, Kenneth Landis, Clarineisz Janet Beller, Mari- lyn Pettit, Dorothy Shztter, Vanda Nichols, .lane Smith, Saxophonesz .lane Loughley, Dorothy Robinson, Flutes: Ann Warnock, Virginia Ruhl, Horns: Alfred Englehart, Betty Stahl, Barbara Woltz, Baritones: Jack Hazen, Robert Carle, Drum Major: Leatrice Goebel. -Betty Stahl. gi M. ir Roos arf 11 Th Girls Booster Club has hid mother very successful year All ot its members have tried to uphold its idea s and its motto A Boost 1 Never Retus s .line Loughley presided over the business neeting while Betty Ann Cart r kept the records Other members ot the club were Margaret Hixser Dorothy Peg ey Betty Lsorsuch Betty McPeak Marilyn Pettit Ruth B all .line Co lins Mariorie Widniin and Helen Rorick This year we had Miss Marlorie Dennis as our able adviser Besides decorating the athletic tield and ushering at basketball games the club sponsored the homecoming celebration and the May Day dance Every month a business and social meeting ot some sort was held The October meeting was a hayride to which the girls invited friends We hope that eight seniors 'ind tour juniors who make up next year s Birls Booster Club will enjoy being in it as much as we seniors have Betty Ann Carter -V. of -- r Q 4? - - Boys' Booster Clulb This year the Boys' Booster Club directed most of its attention toward the Redmen's football team. Under the leadership of their president, Dick Ross, and adviser, Mr. Barrett, the boys displayed signs on the sidewalks of Bucyrus. This work lasted for only a few weeks. The purpose of this club is to encourage school spirit in the minds of the citizens of Bucyrus as well as the students. Their social work within the school consisted of a small pep assembly skit and the sponsoring of a dance following the Findlay game. Although this organization might not be called the most active of its kind, its members, Dick Ross, Hen- neth Fleiff, Walter Michael, Stan Kemery, Bob Frazee, Bill Beale, Bob Mitchell, Dick Oborn, Bill Foulk, and Gene Souders, did their best to uphold the school spirit. Walter Michael Ill li iifll ' ,4 10 Senior Hn Y Michael Secretary John Osborn Treasurer Carson Kanode and Mr B L Spurlock Mr Vance and Mr Haga man advisers was composed of about forty five members There were five committees social devotional financial program and membership The duties of these committees were to arrange for all parts of the meetings There were many interesting activities this year among which were an interesting lecture by Mr Ellis on his trip to the west a talk by Mr Wasylik on Athletics a display and explanation of firearms by Mr George Stoltz a ioint meeting with the Girl Reserves and the annual banquet in the spring John Osborn -0050 G .., an 'Ill t . ' 'M e or -sf l sf l I I : I The Sr. Hi-Y, headed this year by George Hickson, president, and assisted by Vice-President Walter . . I . I . l . . I . ' . I . . . . . I . . l -cf rf ----A - --fe - -- -Af-- f V - fb ,-- -- Y - H - -- -- W- --Y 15- , was V V ,.,,1x. Student Council The Student Council of Bucyrus High School has helped to make a successful year of the 1940-1941 term. Ways of bettering or helping our school were discussed at the meetings which were held the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. The president, Rita Schuler presided at the meeting and in her absence the vice-president, Nolan Carson had charge of the discussion. Other officers were secretary, Mary Alice Reinhard and treasurer, Margaret Ahl. Mr. Gearhart was the very able adviser who helped whenever he was needed. One of the first events sponsored by the group was a magazine drive. The money received from this was used to purchase an amplifier suitable for auditorium use. To help insure the safety of students as they went home from school at noon and in the evening the Stu dent Council helped to sponsor the student police system and Boy Scouts were chosen to do this work The last events of the spring were the Student Council dance and the potluck for the members of the organ ization The group was made up of the presidents of each home room in Senior and Junior High School The mem bers were Dorothy I-'egley Betty McPeak Rlta Schuler Mary Alice Reinhard James Anslow Bill Rinker Billy Beal Donald Welty Richard Oborn Ruth Beall Lois Ann Rockwell Stella Davis Jeannette Schuler Omar Cox Robert Zeigler Leland Orewiler Carl Durr Fred Smith Blanche Osborn Margaret Ahl Patricia Topp r Syl via Kress Elizabeth Shea Carol Bryer Harry Carver Raymond Pfleiderer Robert Kennedy and Darrell Rupe Mary Alice Reinhard ss Q, I 1- IA. German Club Die Karneraclen Klub of 1940 41 did not hold regular meetings as was the custom of the past Rather Mr Newman our adviser suggested we only call meetings when there was definite business to be discussed The actlvties of the year were varied ranging from Weiner roasts and pot lucks to doughtnut sales the latter of which was one of the most successful of the activities of the year Also held this year was the nual spring picnic at Sugar Grove M mhershrp for the year was determined by the grades and attitudes of pupils in class To be eligible you were required to have a B average This meant the membership from one grade period to the next was frequently changing The officers for the year were president Billy Rinker, vice president John Osborn treasurer, Mary Ka tona secretary Ann Warnock Other members were Maxine Hailey Jam s Hickson Wilma Long Donald Lutz Bonnie Stephenson Max in Traver Doris West Jean Benson Margaret Ahl Robert Bryer Kathryn Krntz Lewis Luse Gordon Rein hardt Betty Riddle Lois Rockwell Joyce Spaid Kenneth Spear Joyce Beattie Nina Carver Wilford Denzer The retained members were Marcele Yaussy Betty Fegley and Wilma Gatchell Mary Katona 0 56 .ge O' Bucgriun Business Staff Of course a newspaper would not be complete if it were not for the business part of its publication. This year's Bucyrian business staff is composed of the following: Leatrice Goebel, business manager, Alfred Engelhard circulation manager, Barbara Woltz and Clifford Pettit assistants' Jane Ann Collins publicity manager and Marilyn Pettit subscription manager Acting in the capacity of solicitors were Dorothy Shifter Eileen O Keefe Constance Grove Erla Flexer .Ioan Shumaker Margaret Haaser and Jane Smith Collectors were Robert Angutsh Ruth Beall Martha lnscho Maryorie Mitchell Eva Hardy and Caroyl Hess Each senior member of the staff will receive a neatly bound copy of the volumes of the Bucyrian with which to remember his pirticipatiou in the school n wspaper work Sinc re appreciation belongs to Mr Neu man for his gurd nc throughout the y ar With the co op ration of the staff members and student b oy an other successful yewr has been added to th Bucyrran Leatrice Go b l Bucrjriun llfdlmtorxul Staff This year after much strife and continued change the Bucyrian has again come out on top Heading the editorial staff this year were Evlynn Spencer as editor in chief Betty Carter as feature editor, and Nolan Car son as sports editor Also Charles Newman and Rowland R Peters supervised the actual work on the paper Proof of a more tangible interest in the school paper was the fact that more reporters turned out for the meetings than have for several years and consequently more credits were given them toward graduation I the role of reporters were Martha Althouse Eugene Beebe Joyce Biby Mary Joan Breisinger Lillian Butterman Jane Campbell Paul Clayton Betty Gorsuch John Grauer Howard Helnlen Marilyn Hilyard Maryorle Kline Martha Law Isabelle Mcliillup Betty McPeak Eileen OKeefe Jeanne Pettit Kenny Pfirsch Mary Alice Rein hard Lois Ann Rockwell Helen Roriclr Dorothy Schiefer Eileen Sickmiller Vivian Sickmlller Joan Shumaker Jeannette Schuler Margaret Tobin and Ann Willis Dorothy Fegley Betty McPeak Mary Alice Reinhard Nolan Carson the editor and the feature editor acted in the capacity of copy readers and headline writers Betty Gorsuch Skippy Hemlen, and Eugene Beebe were familiar figures around publication time for they w re the announcers Columnists who did a very COYI1 mendable job were Ann Warnock Virginia Ruhl Evelyn Kibler Maxine Ulmer Betty Stahl Carol Ryan Dor othy Robinson Marcela Yaussey Maryorie Eaton Eleanor Cook and Marpone Wrdman Toward the end of the year the paper changed printers the Contrdentxally column was replaced new heads were bought and a new type of writing was instituted Evlynn Spencer xr . ,,,A MA , , Y ,VA rpg, W Y MAWA7V+, V , i,J7,4, .V -Y YY-. vie- Y ,Y , , ,..4, Blue Triangle The Blue Triangle Club is composed of about seventy-five girls of the eighth and ninth grades It was organized in 1928 and ever since has proved most successful, The purpose of the club is to develop cleanliness of thought and spirit. The officers for this year are: Dora Jane Fields, presidenti Blanche Osborn, vicevpresidenti Lois Pettit, sec- retary, La Vonne Kiess, treasurer, Rosemary Baumgartner, assisted by Mary .loan Breisinger, program chair- men, and Betty Jo Woltz, assisted by Irene Oberlander, social chairmen. Some of the outstanding events of the year were a weiner roast and candlelight service at Aumiller Park, the Christmas party, the Valentine party, and the Friendship party. In May the girls entertained their mothers at the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet. The group was guided by Mrs. Havron and Mrs. Vance, social committee, Miss Thelma Kranich, main ad- viseri Miss Juanita Renkert, financial adviseri Miss Valeska Lambertus, publicity adviser, and Miss Kathryn Meck, program adviser, -Lois Pettit, Welfare Iemguc The Welfare League under the capable leadership of Miss Lambertus has done a great deal this year in B H S The club sponsored a Bank Drive for Christmas and turned over the money to the Salvation Army for the poor and needy The League rs composed o approximately fifty members all of whom are interested in various forms of welfare work Meetings are held on a Thursday in every six weeks period at which a talk is usually given by a speaker who is interested in social service An annual picnic was held in early spring for all the members The officers of the League for the school year of 1940 41 are as follows president Ruth Beall vice presi dent James Milam secretary Jeannette Schuler treasurer Mary Kathryn Fegley program chairman Marion King Jeannette Schuler +0 Y . . . 1 . I . . . . . 1 1 . : V F . . r f f 1 f i r .O 'CP r- O O0 J? z,1 , Y orultmon ull Club Durtng the tall ot 1939 the boys talung the vocatxorxal course orgamzed a club tor the purpose ol solvtng some ol the problems related to vocatxonal educatxon The meetrngs usually termmate wrth a socxal program or a pot luck supper The club whxch meets semt monthly has thrrty three members at present Contrary to publto oplnxon there IS more to vocattonal educatton than merely learnmg how to operate the varrous machrnes used m lndustry Thxs course requrres lust as much mental work as any other course rn hxgh school When the boys graduate they expect to take therr places IU the tndustrtal world Under supervxsron of Mr Stewart and Mr Petty the club has enroyed a very successful and educatxonal year The ofhcers at present are prestdent Carroll Spurlock vtce presrdent Brll Norns secretary Don Hay buck treasurer Omar Cox Don Raybuck Jr I-In H Thxs year th old m mbers selected boys from the freshman and sophomore classes and all combxned therr best etto ts vuth Fr stdent Rob rt Z1 lgler, to make the club ot 1940 41 a success Commxttees were formed and the new members were put on a separate commttt-e wlth a sophomore leader The comrmttees were a follows The drscussxon commxttee James Hxclrson chaxrman mustc commxttee Ken neth Kraut r Ch8l1'l11GX1 ltnance commute- Ben Anslow chatrman program commxttee Fred Shaner chaxrman and the soclal commxttee Rtchard Bash charrman The .luntor H1 Y was under the grand adv1sersh1p and drrectton of Mr E l Ellts teacher at Bucyrus l-lxgh School Mr R E Wtdman assxstant cashrer of tht Bucyrus Clty Bank and Mr E B Hagaman secretary of the Y M C A where the rneettngs were held The members greatly enloyed plannxng for the entertaxnment and soctal meetxngs of the club The great occasxon was the Sweetheart Banquet at the closs of the year The oihcers for thxs year were Robert Zergler presndent James Mrcha l vtce presxdent Eugene Beebe sec rtary and Ben Anslow treasurer Eugene Beebe 9f 1, - --f ------W +ve- -- fe - ---eil, YY- W Y- AY.-- ,,,,,,.-,, - .151 - '-- -U ---- ---7-W V - - - - iwfi Y-.,, f, Girls, Atllnlletic Association The G1rls Athletrc ASSOCIHIIOH of the 1940 41 sea on boa ts or a membershrp of over one hundred gxrls The executlve board Wllh Mrss V1rg1n1a Shea as advlser conslsts of Vera Batton presldent Wanda Barber VICE presldent .lane Colllns secretary treasure Betty Peg ley recordrng secretary and Wxlma Gatchell rntramural manager The arm of tlus popular organtzatron rs to promote rnterest 1n glrls spots soclal act1v1t1es and a heap of fun for all Hear that shoutrng? The G A A ca mel apples are on sale Thls IS one of the many ways the G A A g ls help keep the teasury full ln case any of you not1ced grrls bowmg before other glrls dont be shocked these were the neophytes takrng the1r annual 1n1t1at1on on the chrn Everythlng was just rn fun thoughlll Ask the glrls who we e 1n1t1ated One of the h1ghl1ghts ot the social act v tres was the Soccer ball banquet held at football team At the conclusron of the program Mlss Shea announced the Soccer ball Varsxty To some of you a glrls Varsrty mxght seem a b1t new but to some of us 1t clx maxes the season for Soccer ball Thru the season xt IS every g1r1s arm to make herself worthy of the honor At the close of the season ten or more gxrls are chosen Thrs years VBISITY IS as follows senrors Vera Batton Mary .lean Brayton Wanda Barber and L1ll1an Butterman junrors Jane Collms Betty Fegley Wrlma Gatchell and Dorrs Karber sophomores Marlon Hmg Mary Kathryn Fegley and Jeanne Benson freshman Donna Bonm To keep 1n the sp1r1t of Christmas the glrls en1oyed an evenmg of danclng rn the gym for the members only To further the Chrrstmas sp1r1t an Alumnl dance was grven durxng the Chrrstmas vacatron The cltmax of the year was the Golddlgger Prom It lS the pledge of every G A A grrl to help make th1s one dance the brggest event of the year Thxs year the Prom was entltled Golddrggers rn Hawa11 We are sure everyone there had a goodtlme To wxnd up the year s act1v1t1es the Spnng Banquet was held lnstallatlon of the new otfrcers and the presentatron of numerals to the semor grrls who had not qurte reached the quota of 1000 pornts to recerve her letter The semors and yunrors who had 1 000 pomts or more were presented w1th therr letter All members of C1 A A w1ll admrt that the orgamzatlon was at lts best thls year and we are sure that wrth the newly elected otfrcers rt w1ll contrnue to be one of the leadmg organrzatrons of B H S Jane Collms . . . . . . . I . I i I ' i 1 ' Ti ' I I I ' I , ' , . . . . . - , -as . . . . i i . - the United Brethren Church. The girls were honored to have as guests our title-sharing I . I 7 U 1 I I i I I I i I I i I , . , . O' 9 0 f'3'5 M WN Aidlwlllmulcs 7, - G ,T Y .O odtclhes Timm Auxmmsr K lx PANIHII Morrs llmmrlr X xv: NIQK XX AQXIIK Mr Armbrust better known as Army coached the track team thls year Whrle attendrng Ohro Unrversrty he made a name for hlmself as a track expert and later cap tured the Buckeye Cup for Hlgh Pornt man ln the State Conference for Track The hlgh school IS expectlng one of 1ts greatest track years and we are sure Mr Armbrust can produce rt He has been w1th us for four years and because of hrs fme personalrty and expert coachmg we hope he wrll rematn at B H S for a long tlme Mr Htsh the Chlef was grven a new posltron thrs year The results of hls work w1ll not be evrdent for a few years as he has the responsrbtllty of teachmg to the grade school puplls the fundamentals of drfterent games, and startmg them on therr respec t1ve athletlc careers As a graduate of B H S and Wrttenberg College he has estab lrshed an outstandlng athletrc record and wrll no doubt produce many athletes equal to hrmself Mr Motts a graduate of Heldelberg came to us from Holmes Lrberty Thrs was hrs frrst year at B H S as assistant coach ln football and basketball Hts 1ov1al man ner rn guldlng the boys on the drfferent teams w1ll long be remembered by the Cham plons he helped to coach Hts herght help d htm to be very actlve tn college athlet rcs at Heldelberg where he was a stellar pa trcrpant rn football and basketball Mr Vance played a major role ln producrng our football champxonshrp of 1940 Bemg an asslstant to Mr Wasyllk he showed the fellows the ms and outs of the game Hrs coachmg ot fundamentals and sportsmanshrp was readrly accepted by the boys he worked wrth He IS an outstandrng athlete havmg played throughout hrs col lege Ixfe at Herdelberg ln football and basketball He was and IS a real fellow rf there ever was one Nlck Wasylrk the mrracle man came to us from St Clarrsvtlle He has the drstmctlon of berng the only man m the hxstory of our school to produce champxonshrp teams tn both football and basketball ln one year As head coach tn football and bas ketball he conducted the boys physrcal educatron classes wrth marked success Al though thls was hrs frrst year at Bucyrus he has made many frtends and wrll always be remembered by the fellows he coached as one swell guy 0 as 9620 Q. J . Ami. ISII r .' r ,. 9 ' , , , tr ' . rv v . r 4 1 r 'A 4 - A ll H ' ' ' 1 I ' - I - u - n - - - - ' . , , . I . . . . y ' ' I 1 ' ' . . V. . . . . ' I . , - , , . . , . O 3 Monogers Manager we need ome tapel Manager get some more balls! Such were the summon' answered by our good-natured hardworking managers of 1940 and 1941, Dale Leonard Roo, t llnker and James Zarconi assisted the tootball squad' Nolan Carson and Eugene Beebe worked tor the basketball team' Rodney Teets and James Zarconi managed the track team. The e fellows spent many long hours in perlorming many task which compri e their duties as managers. They were always ready to do their share to boost their respective teams. Much credit is due tor the fine work which they have done. We believe our managers should be oroud to wear the nu:1i,gals and letters they have received. The Cheer llseelcdleirs The Annual would not be complete unless due recognition was given to those in dividuals who voluntee ed as cheer leaders This year B H S cheering was led by Donna Brinkman Marlo ie Eaton Skip Heinlen Zeddy Rush and Walter Williams No one can say these leaders did not do their share in supporting athletic teams in Bucyrus High Not only have they boosted athletic spirit but they have raised the school spirit to a peak that we hope will long remain at B H S They were always ready willing and able to lead pep meetings snake parades 'md va ious other events that helped boost Bucyrus to N C O Championships They too are champions . . 1, s , 1 f 1 S , X c v Q z , 9' l' , c Q L , 1 r A S , C L S S S 1 -X 1 .. -,+-. .. . . , . . . . . v. ,, . ,, . . . 1 A I V 1 ' ' 1 . , , ,, ,, V. I 1 I I 1' ' . . . . , , . ' - Y, f-. .. df, O North fCen1trollCOhio league footholllll Chompions lstHow Wxlson Heckler Bomn Spurlock Co Capt Rmker Teets Tupps 2nd Row Parsel Volk Coopender Spurlock Magers Shaner Sears Mxlam Barlow Teynor Wllson Schell Raybuck Chandler Kxsslmg 3rd Row Managers Rmker Zarcom Leonard Green Kronenberger Mxtchelson Leuthold Co Capt Kanode Gebhardt Souders Coaches Wasylxk Motts and Vance N C O Champlonshxp wlth Marlon Hard1ng and Shelby Our system oi play devlsed and executed by our capable coaches, N1ck Wasylxk Randall Motts and Don Vance, was umque ln every respect Each member of the champ1onsh1p team was awarded a small gold football We placed f1VS boys, Carson Hanode Bob Bonm .hm Leuthold Ted Heckler and Carroll Spurlock on the All N C O team Bob Bon1n rece1ved the hlghest mdlvxdual recognmon ln bemg placed on the All Oh1o hxgh school team Thxs years squad leaves nn the annals of B H S a record of champnons O 0640 I Although our team was the lightest in the league, they succeeded in sharing the ' . I I I I I 0 O 060 football 0 Tlttln Columblan at Bucyrus 19 In the openlng of the seconl. quarter Kanode plunged tor the tlrst score Two com plated forward passes from Leuthold to Hank Spurlock were good for two touchdowns ln the closlng mlnutes Thls was the tlrst vlctory tor Bucyrus IH more than a year Mra- 0 Bucyrus at Fostona 25 Fostorla scored on an lntercepted pass on the flrst play of the game and repeated twlce ln the second perlod to the end ot the halt 19 0 A splrlted B H S squad led by Carol Spurlock held thelr opponents to one score ln the last quarter -Orso- 0 Upper Sandusky at Bucyrus 28 Galnlng 225 yards to thelr opponents 29 the Redmen bowled over Upper by a score of 28 0 Two touchdowns by Gebhardt and one each by Leuthold and Hanode comprlsed the scorlng Perfect blocklng expert runmng and tlne detenslve play gave Bucyrus lts second stralght home wln -o-7+-o- 14 Bucyrus at Shelby 26 Early ln the flrst quarter Shelby returned a punt 60 yards for a score The Red men retallated lmmedlately to lead 7 6 Another punt return of forty yards and a plunge gave Shelby a lead ot 19 7 at the halt Both teams scored ln the tmal quarter and the game ended wlth Shelby 26 and Bucyrus 14 B H S touchdowns were made by Kanode and Mltchelson Bucyrus outplayed Shelby all the way by scorlng 13 flrst downs to Shelbys 9 and galnlng 195 yards to thelr 113 L 6 Marlon Hardlng at Bucyrus 16 2500 fans saw Bucyrus break Marlon s 15 game wmnlng streak Thls was probably quarter after an exchange of punts Heckler recovered a Ivl rlon fumble behlnd the goal to score 2 polnts on a safety Leuthold agaln dlsplayed hls broken fleld runmng by sklrtlng the end on a double reverse for twenty yards and a score ln the flnal quarter 4495423-q5+. 27 Bucyrus at Gallon 6 Behlnd a hxgh powered llne Leuthold scampered 21 39 and 41 yards tor three touchdowns Mltchelson drove 25 yards ln the second quarter to ald to the total Gallons only touchdown came ln the thlrd perlod ..Q,gr,.l-,. 13 Mt Vernon at Bucyrus 28 Bucyrus won lts thlrd league game by defeatlng a much larger Mt Vernon outllt by a score ot 28 13 Runs by Mltchelson Leuthold Kanode and Gebhardt kept Mt Ver non on the detenslve for the larger part ot the game LQV4,-L 14 Ashland at Bucyrus 20 Havlng bullt up a lead ot 20 7 by sustalned drlves the Redmen were threatened ln the last quarter when Ashland agaln scored to brlng thelr total to 14 The gallant Bucyrlans staved the attack and tlnlshed wlth a 2014 vlctory Thls brought Coach Wasyllk and Bucyrus lts hrst N C O Champlonshlp ln a perlod of 15 years -are 20 Flndlay at Bucynls 7 Flndlay broke the slx game wlnnlng streak on Lane Street Fleld by defeatlng the Redmen 20 7 The team could not stop Flndlays fullback who dld all thelr scormg The hlghllght ot the game came when Tupps xnterceptecl a tumble and raced 79 yards tor our only score Gebhardt klcked the extra polnt to brlng hls total to 19 out ot 22 attempts Thls was the last game for 11 semors O 4? Q - ,wb . , . I ' - f I ' 1 . . . I I ' ' -0' , ' I I ' ' - , I , , . . . +. the Redmen's best game ot the season. Mitchelson scored on a wide reverse in the first I C . . ' l I I ' ' I I I ' ' i . . I . '+ Ji O ' o Q Q Y North Central 01110 league Basketball Clnampromts -m.-4' Not to be outdone by the football team the B H S basketball team t1ed wlth Marlon Hardmg rn the North Central Ohxo League Ch8mplOHSh1p They brought to Bucyrus the trrst champronshrp rn twelve years and succeeded rn placmg one player Captarn Mrke Mrchael on the A1lOh1o basketball squad Not only does rt requrre good basketball players to be champrons but a few other major rtems that cannot be overlooked Fxrst there rs the expert coachmg ot Nrck Wasylrk and Randall Motts whose patlence and guldance was deeply felt and appreclated by all ot the members ot the squad Then there was the co operatron and boostmg of the school and commumty whlch gave the fellows somethmg tor whrch to play Probably the mam toprc rs that ot co operatlon between the coaches and players and among the fellows themselves Credlt IS also due Mr Barrett our faculty manager who took care ot the tmances of supportrng the team and Mr Stewart who was always on the 1ob as scorekeeper All rn all, we should mdeed be proud ot a team wrth a record ot 14 games won and 4 lost Seven of the boys graduate, but tour ot the ma1nstays remam to contmue the good record establlshed by the 19401941 team A A s +660 'O- O 1 A to r-- Q I O 2 3121 Q HI V tftffly gt ' , I z 1, ik ,M V 5,1 , mf, nf' ' . s 1 1 , n G ' 1 I 6 , ,, 1 n bybyyu 1 ,er S f , . . . I ' . ' I I i . l . -Ov- Basketba ll 19 Marxon St Mary s at Bucyrus 24 B H S started off its 1940 41 season tn the right way by defeating Marlon St Mary s 24 to 19 The game itself was slow and dellberate Captain Mike Michael led his team with 13 points As this was the beginning ot the season, the scor1ng was not high but enough to w1n thexr first game T 46 Bellevue at Bucyrus 32 Playlng a more expenenced team who the season before played ln the state tour nament at Columbus B H S suffered one ot its worst defeats of the season Bellevue led at half time 19 17 The second halt proved disastrous tor the Redmen as they could not stave off the attack of 27 pomts by their opponents Mlchaol again led his team with 19 pomts -0350,- 36 Marlon Harding at Bucyrus 29 Bucyrus lost 115 first North Cent al Ohio League tilt to a powerful Marion Harding team The game was by no means an easy victory tor Harding Stan Hemery gar nered 13 tallies to be the high scorer tor Bucyrus This loss did not however break the spirit of our Redmen but only encouraged them to do better 10.330, 35 Alumni at Bucyrus 39 The team opened up the eyes of the CIIY by defeating the alumni by tour pomts The score was tied at 20 during the halt but baskets by Hanocle, Chnstman Kemery and Michael proved sufficient to down their college opponents This game gave re newed spirit to the Red and White and was the first ot a series ot seven strarght v1c tones 4-O-We 40 Fostona at Bucyrus 57 Coach Wasylik s boys really showed what they were capable ot dorng by defeat a barrage ot 23 pomts, or Hemery and Spurlock who tallled 10 and 12 pomts respective ly which added up to make the season s highest score Garnrng a 29 to 16 advantage at the half B H S remamed tn the lead throughout the game .O.rA4Z.O. 45 Bucyrus at Gallon 31 Bucyrus won its first North Central Ohio game of the season by defeating a smaller Galron team 45 to 31 Mrchael led B H S with 15 pomts while Hemery was close be hind with 7 baskets to make 14 They had a four pomt advantage at the half but opened up the last two quarters to total 27 pomts and won 45 to 31 -0.34340- 46 Bucyrus at Willard 32 Bucyrus again showed their scor1ng power by defeating Willard 46 to 32 The Red men had a lead of three pomts at the halt and stretched to 14 by the time for the frnal gun Michael agaln led the scoring with a total of 22 points Kemery and Spur lock followed w1th nine and seven pomts respectively This was the fourth straxght game won i,.gA,24,. 32 Mt Vernon at Bucyrus 35 Bucyrus Hlgh won an exciting game in defeating Mt Vernon The score was very close throughout the game and it was not unt1l the final moment that Bucyrus was sure of a victory Excellent pass work and fine defensive play made xt possible for B H S to have its second league vxctory ot three starts -0.54,- 38 Bucyrus at Shelby 31 Paced by Hanode and Spurlock, who made eleven and nine pomts respectively the Redmen captured their thlrd straight league game Bucyrus had a 17 to 14 lead at the halt and stretched lt to win 38 to 31 The game was closely played and it was not until the final minutes that anyone knew who would win -02430. 33 Bucyrus at Delaware 25 Bucyrus High showed that they could really play under a strain ln this game, as the score was tied at half time 14 14 By a burst ot scoring in the third period the Red men outscored thexr opponents 141 Mlchael led the attack with 16 points most of Q A 0 1 Q M f 1 I - I . . I I , 1 . . . I . I ing Fostoria so decisively. Fostoria could not stop Michael who showered them with I . , . . . . , . . . . 'I I . I . . I I . Y - , I K7 0 67 O 1 ff to 1 .70 Bolslkettlbu ll whrch were made by one handed shots from the foul clrcle Ftne defense on the part of Bucyrus enable them to return home wrth another vrctory +Oi+fO'- 34 Bucyrus, Marlon Hardrng 38 tDelaware The Redmen agarn hrt the Ha omg IIHX Th1s game was played at the Ohro Wes lyan gym, as Marlon drd not have access to a floor The Redmen showed therr pep tn the frrst part of the game and the frrst quarter ended 14 5 Bucyrus was st1ll ahead at the half 2016 The last half prov d drsastrous as Hardmg forged ahead the thrrd perrod and frnally won 38 34 Mrchael was agaln hrgh scorer wrth 14 pornts -O-,x+5o- 30 Ashland at Bucyrus 31 Thrs was by far the season s mo t excrtrng game The half ended 20 18 rn favor of B H S Kanode led the Redmen wrth 12 well earned polnts Ashland staged a fourth quarter rally and tted the score at 29 all One of the Bucyrus boys commrtted a foul and Ashland went ahead 30 to 29 wlth 20 seconds remalnmg Tall Bob Haala grabbed and shot the ball as the bell sounded and as xt went cleanly through the Redmen won another league game +-G+ 19 Gallon at Bucyrus 45 Gallon agam tell to Bucyrus under an avalanche of 45 pornts .5 H S held a 24 to 5 advantage at the half and were ahead 33 to 15 rn the thrrd quarter Bob Haala and Mtchael led the scorrng wrth 11 and 10 pornts respectrvely Thrs gave Bucyrus f1ve wrns of seven league starts ffsiiitv- 30 Bucyrus at Ashland 27 Bucyrus agarn defeated Ashland rn another harr ra1s1ng t1lt The Redmen held a slx potnt advantage gorng mto the frnal quarter The Hrlltoppers made a desperate attempt to wln but 1t was not enough to stave off the league leadtng Redskms Stan Kemery was the hrgh scorer wrth seven followed by Mtchael wrth srx and Beale and Hanode wrth f1ve each +2350- 35 Bucyrus at Mt Vernon 32 and agam kept cool through the excrtement to subdue Mt Vernon 35 to 32 Thts was the flrst trme Bucyrus ever defeated Mt Vernon on therr own floor Mrchael led the team agaln wrth 13 pornts whlle Spurlock tallled 8 ,O..,E.Q- 35 Bucyrus at Shelby 30 Th1s game was not only rmportant rn downrng the Shelby Jrnx but rn assunng Bucyrus of at least a tre 1n the North Central Ohro League Champxonshrp race The Red men managed to stay ahead most of the game and made a frne defensrve show rn stop pxng a Shelby attack rn the last quarter Thrs was the last game for seven senrors Cap tam Mrchael Carson Hanode Stanford Hemery James Gebhardt Robert Haala Junror Breymater and Jack Hanable +a+fOA 38 Crestline Bucyrus 43 at Kenton Bucyrus drew Crestlme as rts fxrst opponent rn the State D1str1ct Tournament at Ken ton The game was excltlng and rnterestmg Brll Beale a juntor was the star of the evenrng 1n enter1ng the game tn the second quarter and ftmshrng the fourth wrth a grand total of 13 potnts Hank Spurlock another junror, was next wlth 12 Crest lme held the advantage at the half by a score of 15 to 14 The wrnnmg of thrs game entrtled the Redmen to play L1ma Central who had defeated Galron earlxer rn the tour nament ?p-gg.N4y- 44 Lxma Central, Bucyrus 26 at Kenton The game wrth L1ma Central proved drsastrous for the Redmen and ellmrnated them from further play tn the tournament The Redmen were not on but they played therr hearts out ln trylng to defeat therr toe Lrma led at the half 19 to 10 A spurt by Bucyrus ln the thrrd quarter brought the score to 19 to 20 but L1ma forged ahead and won 44 to 26 Lxma won the drstnct champronshxp All rn all the season was one of the best Bucyrus has ever seen 1, 0680 0 ' '--' ' 0 .M - . . - C . . Y ,. ,, . . - . I . - I . . 'x ' ' ' . - , V, I . . . U I I anvil? ' - . . I I By this time the players of B. H. S. were becoming well accustomed to close games . . . I . . I ?'d l . I I I I I I I ' - .. Tin' 1 . ' 1 ' ' I I . I 1 ' I - l 'vt . . . I . . I . . , if -T9 42 -f - - - Q O Truck The 1940 tracl team was composed largely of underclassmen There were two sen tors seven lumors fourteen sophomores seven freshmen and four exghth grade boys on the squad Bob Heller who holds the present mrle record of 4 52 6 was the only semor letterman lost to the squad by graduatron We are looklng torwa d to a very successful 1941 season 1940 SCHEDULE WON 4 LOST 3 Opponents B H S Opponents I'1fl1n Columbra Gallon Mansfxeld Reserve Ashland Sycamore 151 4 83 W3 Shelby 65V2 V2 Mount Vernon 38Vz la Bucyrus placed thlrd IH the league mee! NEW RECORDS Leauthold 100 Yard Dash 10 3 Cooperrder 880 2 O3 9 Ferguson 220 Yard Dash 249 Ferguson Broad Jump 19 10'4 Heller Mlle 4 52 6 LETTERMEN AND EVENTS THEY PARTICIPATED IN Tupps 120 hrgh hurdle shot discus mile Cooperlder 880 relay Teets 220 low hurdle broad lump 880 Welty Pole vault relay Leuthold 100 220 seo relay Chrlsimfm H1911 Jump 440 mlle relay Kronenberger 880 relay pole vault Mxlam 220 low hurdle 880 relay Mrtchelson 120 high hurdle 404 mlle re Horner Mrle 880 a Ferguson 100 220 broad 1ump 800 re a 69 Q . . . B. H. S. ' ' 64 54 ' 41 77 ' 2 89 76 42 f -- 55 79f - - . ' - - . X .,. - . I I . I . . - - - I I I l . - . . I I , . - I ' ' - I ' I - 1 I I 1 ' l y. 'G 0- 0 -Cf -6 Busfebullll Through the able guldance of M I-ush the baseball team was aga n acttve 111 the Sprmg ot 1940 They played four game and fmt hed the sea On WIII two vtcro tes Carson Kanode Tack Bowen and De ra d Galrtza drd most of the pttchtng Not many of the players wtll gradua e so next year they should do even better wtth a quad o veterans The members of the team 1 e as follows Snyder Catcher Lybarger Catcher Kanode Pltcher Galttza Pttcher Bowen Pttcher Hemery F1 st Ba eman Orewrler Second Baseman Breymarer T 11rd Baseman Gardener Thrrd Baseman Rrnker Shortstop Mlchael Outtreld Hanable Outtxeld Shrttler Outtreld +30 Tenants Durrng tl e prtng of 1940 tennts was boosted by a group ot sophomores wrth Mr OIW1Ck as ma wager ot the team They clrd not wm any matches but cons1derat1on must be glV6l1 to the fact that the whole team was made up of sophomores who w1ll play together for two mo e years John Sears Robert Bowen John Wenntnger and Walter Parsel on the 1940 team By the t1m the e boys are semors they should be able to put tenms wt h the malor sp mg spo ts at B H S 0 0 O 0700 +'- - W- - --h- if - fe - -f ---- 0 f - , U L ,W ,.,,.-A4, l . 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' A ' 1 1 ' ' Q C . . o ., , . ,L . v. v t 1 t . . . 43- Golf Golf rn B ll S was agam a popular sp mg sport wrth erght boys out for the team Mr Barrett was the coach and promoted all ofthe matches .hm Gebhardt was capta1n for 1940 and he and Omar Cox were elected as co captarns for the 1941 sea on The team dtd very well for themselves wmmng three ot frve match s and placlng fourth m the State Drstrrct Tournament held at the local country club The members of the team wee Gebhardt Cox Teets McFarland Lehman Wrlson NOTIIS and Haaser THE SEASON Mt Vernon Gallon Ashland Lrma South 2 Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus llmtrmmurull s 7 2 P710 O 0 Inter class and mte home room athletrc BCIIVIIIE a e becomrng popular rn Bucy rus Hrgh School Thls year basketball and bowllng domrnated The SBHIOIS agarn won most ot the events rn these two sports Speclal rates we e glven the students who wrshed to bowl at the local alleys Each evenrng the home rooms were allowed to bowl all the alleys were qurclxly ftlled and much trrendly rrvalry was establrshed among the students ot B H S A greater number ofpup1ls were engaged IH rntramurals thxs year than rn any other recent year G, , C, , , 4 . , . , . 9 --------- ' 3 --------- 13 4 - - ------ - 12 Marion V4 -------- Bucyrus SV4 A 7V -------- 4V .- -.:g,:.- -. ff Elleen ltked to op n her rm nth even way back when No offense Etleen Maybe you were smgmg V- V Norton s baseball team Gues who Ethel Skagg and her lud brother Betty Rxddle and Rxta must have lxked luttens lut Jeannette seems to h1ve been atraxd of them The three Collene boys 4,- J Most of us are senxors now ls that Mr Kreh wtth all those women? Rxta and Jeannette seem all ready cant you James? Betty llked sweets and sunshlne whe he was small Betty McMichael even had wmgsl Our sentor class prestdent wtth a flashy smne Wasnt our vtce presldent cute? Q 0- Who s a phomng? J 0720 . , Q AC A ' . ' . . ' ' , N s .- - -5- .s ' .-g,- -f ' ' ' ' - I y . , K V V 1 D -gy h . -A for a ride. - - -'- Do ou reco nize Jane, Muril n Jean Erla Mae and Doroth ? - - -,- You can be serious Y f f , 4 - - -4- . U . Y 3 A xl- xx- . IX, xv- , . . A ., 'ix xl- , . D . K if K, ,AA Je. 0 ' ' 4? Y of - ' ,tx I x vu- 499 Mtss Mutcher busy at her typewrtter How busy she looks V ff Mary Rutter always has a fnendly smxle ,- Q Three of the janttors Always cheerful f V Mtss Ulmer our mustc teacher, strollxng up the walk -Q f Mr Baer our supermtendent seems mtghty sertous Q Q- Mtss Stockdale has her ptcture taken tn the wxde open spaces -0- -fr M1ss Rutter Mtss Wlest and Mtss Lambertus seem glad to have thelr ptcture taken O Q Coach Wasyltk the man who made Bucyrus football and basketball conscious -9 -fy Mr Vance and hts dazzl mg smtle ff Q Prtnctpal Gearhardt hard at work o- 4, Mr Jepson must have been to the New York World s Fatr cf 4,- Mr Motts asststant coach, shows the boys how to ktck a football Q 0 Mr Wasylxk at a football game Asststant Motts flashes a btg smtla for the cameraman -0 ,,.,,M ,, qv: Y . l 5 l at K evjgg ' 1 , L A f .l ' VZ' 7 if .- . .-if fk ' ' ' . 0 3-f 0- - - - -- - 7 Y - f--s.Y -0 -lg f so 'M Qa- is Eva and Grace can certamly smxle 0 0 George who s the gtrl frxend? Q 4? Three sophomores coming up the walk v Floyd and Tom seem to be broadcastmg Could be -Qf 0- Whats the matter Rosemary? Dxdnt you want snapped? Q 2 .lust Manon and Wxlma Q Smxle James V Evlynn the Bucyrxan News Edltor Q V Evlynn agam What IS the matter Txlhe? Watch out Floyd you mlght fall N, Q The mxghty ofhcers ofthe sophomore class -Q Xp- Jane Ann and Sara must be goxng to school 42- -V- Come on Betty Rxta and Maxme werent afraxd Q Q- Jane Smxth certatnly has changed J O Maestro Os born at the ptano 1 Q Shmrley ltkes the snow V o What s Welty up to now? Q- Q- Rxta our edltor m chief Q Q Lois Ann must have studxed 0 Q A iamthar scene v Q Jeanne and Jeanne agaln -qw Q Four senror lmenl???? 0- -O What s the matter Dorothy and Mary Alice? Betty seems happy J, 74 A famrlrar couple Gracxe and Bus What s the matter Ralph wont rt go? The same old scene at one o clock f 1f Who wrll go rn hrst? 19- Q The freshmen otfrcers and advlser What no gxrl olfrcers? Smile nrce for the blrdre grrlsl 1 1,- Our super colossal pole vaulter Welty 1,- -ff Wonder where Janet and the two Bettys get the car? 1, -ff Exleen and Jeanne stxll eanng ,- Q Why the smrles grrls? See some thrng? 12- 1,- Dear old Alma Mater rn mxd wmler How pretty and quxet -of fb Wonder where Dorothy and Betty are gorng? Q , Floyd certarnly seems happy lor some reason or other 15- 12 The yumor othcers seem very happy JP 1? Frve drgmfred senror lassxes????? 1, G 0 ' Y Y .. 4' ' ls, ' 1 H 4. I H' . k,,.-- , i, , 4 ' ,, 5 . .212 W If 'gk .. t 1 n L I 1 .-Eff -ir. ' 1 'fflf 4 1 r Ghana 4? l ks ... E , 4 34 . L 2 xg-HM 3 s 7 ,- ,., up 4 V. , ' J' 1 . l . , ' . -p- 19- ' , ' ' . 1y 1,- -,1p- ' A ' ' ' ,- ' , . - - -if A V-Y -V --V., - ----ef-----0 i - - Y , Y , , ,Aw ,,,-,- f. li U, Gorsuch Katona and Klme cerramly seem happy -ef Eugene Souders and hrs prxze deer Q Q- Bob lerguson Iakmg a leap Tom and lvan surely have hle easy V- Q Must be Frxday nrght Oulte a ew couples at the dance Wonder who Jeanne 15 lookrng lor? v V We all mxss Jerry s blg smlle ln band Gorng some place gxrls? v Seen around school 2 Q Ouxie a PlClUl'6SqUe settmg Elleen and Marge The Perm cousms all ready for a band concert ,- Q Last year s May Day Could that be Jane S and Jrm Gf Always a bxg smrle Kent? Gee hui we re happy -Q 0 Could this be looiball prachce or yusf play? Do you remember how some of us looked 1n the exghth grade? 0 0 Must be Glee Club Come on boys smg' A W' W :4gfe.,-JS! ll! I wwf! !1!e,g.,Vybf ffm Autogruphsx b Qzijtffi,-J ,jaiccfzih WX ww M mawfyf www, swfw Jim? 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V Congrafz Iationq to th: CLASS OF 41 SOZONIAN VAULT COMPANY Hardware for the Factory 6 Falm and Home SFAPPFTTS LL FKINI DELTA Cmnpmwms of VVALKER TUPNTER AND MILLER FALLS TOOLS CUTI EPY PAIYT ROOTING STOVES GLASS WALTHER MOTOR SAI ES Ironmongery Slgn of the Big San 219 W I ensselael St1eet PHONE 5113 PHONE 5611 BUCYRUS OHIO IbALES SERVICI3 1 r 1 u n U , ' A , , - l ' . ' ' L1 f 1 'L , 4. , 4 1 1 f 1 . . , . n . L x 1 1 P 1 w 7 , S ,lgiIEfit?'ff1QQi7l.QQ1Qf fn' 1 ' T ffJQ3Lm'vgv 1 ,V My '-T !fQ1v'jjjigjffl,,Aj--fQ,.,,.TQ.1.g, QQi.ii1g:ii,-gr 0 O' HENDERSON 85 LUTZ GERHART S PURE FGOD Steele Studm Phone 712 Cnlnpfflllwnfx of 7 . IJ1fr,fr1fjff1pf1x ofQ1frrlff4f1 P' PS9 D I.--Y.. .-.-.,. 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THE BAUMOEL LAIxI+ s IP WP Lld STORE 51 UHF c 1' f.- d' Y wa 1 w 1 j 7 J L, 1 4 A 1 1 1 J ,, , ,Q 1 ngff , ,Q Qf'W'.1' 'T' ' -- 1,40 I? W. A. Riddell Corporation The WARCO Line of Road Building Equipment and The AMERCIAN Lire of Clay Working Machinery BUCYRUS oH1o W A BL 'ml LGH Te THE GOLDEN RULE TELEGRAPH HATCHERY FoRUM Office and Factory ' , C imp11'n1rf1'f.- f e if VJ Behind You TC Y xlft? L' Q T c HERFF JO E COMPAN ITFQIC NERN ANTI? MANUI ACTURER5 OI' SCHOOL ANIIP COI LLC L JEXXLLRH IR XDI XIIUN XNNOI NL I NIIVVIN DXIN IN XNIJ FROIH N INDIAN MXPOI IS INDIANA X Fllllljlllllllllfk COT Y HELL T TIO gg.. 0 omplz mr nf ICKLER ER ICE TATIO NIA C omplingnzfx nf ROTARY CL -O ' C I ' ' ,w of F Q iff E 5 .Q 9 .i . .' f ' E - 1 1 - - 1 - - v . , , ,, 1 me .V wr , Q ' I II-If JI'IXYICI.ICliS In u1'm'1:1's HIGH scmaol. 114 W- WARREN 'IPI-W-11111riv--1 4:15 113. . Nslfllcm na. .1. l7IC'I'I41N. l'0S'I'UI2l,X, mum ,Q I . I g I . K . I ,I of E . 3 n ,I,I I I I ,II.,, I ,I V , I -3 if Your yearbook 1S a store of treasured memones The oft repeated thrlll of recollectlon Whrch accompanles each new Search through lts pages W111 many trrnes repay you for the care and conslderatron Wh1Ch has gone 1nto 1ts creatlon We are proud to have had some part 1n the productlon of thls book It rndlcates the Wealth of ldeas and ablhty Whlch have made possrble the Northern s long record of school annual achreve-ment r-4 -40 -O- O+0 BUCYRUS MONUMENTAL WORKS BUCYRUS LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO BIRKS HARNESS AND LEATHER STORE BAUERS JEWELRY STORE GRAY AND WHITE CO GARDNERS RED AND WHITE GROCERY HINAMONS GROCERY ED HOLL TIRE MAN SPAID AND HAYCOOK BARBER SHOP HAALAS BATTERY AND IGNITION SERVICE J E HUGGINS CARL LIGHTS SERVICE STATION JONAS A LEIFER LYNCH SHOE STORE METZGER ELECTRIC MUNf FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING MONTGOMERY WARD CO D PICKING AND CO PETES SHOE SHINE PARLOR POSIE SHOPPE SHAI-'ERS BEAUTY SHOP TRAUTMANS THOMAS DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING WALTER WELLMAN BOWLING WIGWAM BILLIARD PARLOR J G F WURTEMBERGER M G SMITH, MINERAL HEALTH BATHS JERSEY MAID DAIRY J. C. HAZEN FREDDIE'S CAB CHRISTMAN'S BEAUTY SHOP THE BONNET SHOP O. L. LANDES JESSIE OBERICH FAROUHAR'S DRUG STORE REEVES OFFICE SUPPLY WENNINGER CLEANERS BUCYRUS CHEESE FACTORY I.OVE'S RESTAURANT OUALITY PRINTING CO. W. BAUMGARTNER ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY CO, .l. YY. HOI'l.l'Ii l'lKlN'I'lXlG VU. O 'LS BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF I0-11 4 I . 0 88 f X 4- nf,