Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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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

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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 +

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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