Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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J.. 1-- THE IBUCYIQIAN I 9 4 I5 VOLUME XXXVI Fust Issued ln 1908 Second Issue ln 1912 'md contmuouslv even Neal thereaftel Published by THE IENIOID CLAII DE 1946 BUCYRIAN Q Q O Q Q ff 1946 v lvl- lg ALMA MATEIQ To Bucyrus High we raise our song, Oh morning glow which gilds the east, Oh school we love so well, Oh sun which shines at noon, The name that sets our hearts aflame, Oh stars which bloom at eventide, And makes our voices ring, Oh radiant, glowing moon, To Bucyrus High, our dear old High, Look from the pathless, azure dome, In praise our Voices swell, And bless us from above, The scenes of happy High School days, Our high school halls and high school Walls, The Home we love so well. The B. H. S. we love. When from the fold we far shall stray, With souls no longer young, We'll ne'er forget our high school days, Those happy days gone by. And when our steps have feeble grown Our journey almost done, Efen then with fleeting breath we'll praise Our dear Bucyrus High, -2- BUCYPIAN O 0 0 O 0 0 1946 DEDICATION To the Memory of GILBERT FIDANIYLIN FLDHIQ March 14, 1928-March 3, 1943 We Dedicate this, the Thirty-sixth Volume of THE IBUCYDIAN THE SENIOR CLASS By Vivian Seiple. BUCYRIAN O 0 O O 0 O 1946 I ? Q-n IN Mlmonv Cf LT. JAMEI IBAIQIQETT Class of 1933 Instructor at B. H. S., 1937-1941 U. S. Navy, 1941 - g God of our fathers, known of old, Lord of our far-flung battle line, Beneath whose awful hand we hold Dominion over palm and pine- Lord God of Hosts, be with us yet, Lest we forget--lest we forget! The tumult and the shouting dies: The captains and kings depart: Still stands Thine ancient sacrifice, An humble and a contrite heart. Lord God of Hosts, be with us yet, Lest we forget-lest we forget! For heathen heart that puts her trust In reeking tube and iron shard, All valiant dust that builds on dust, And guarding calls not Thee to guard For frantic boast and foolish word- Thy mercy on Thy people, Lord! - 4 - B-QCYRIAN O Q O 0 O O 1946 BOAIQD DI: EDUCATIDN Millard Schieber W. G. Carlisle President Harold Kibler Roy Widman Ralph O. Perrott, Jr. ,Nvw Member - 5 .- H. A. Barrett Retiring Member Who served on the board for twvlvp yours. BUCYRIAN o- -o-I 0- Q- -o--as D. . EAIQL IQ BAEIQ H Sl'l'l4IRIN'I'l1lNDl+LN'l' OF SUHOOLS Mr. Baer is a native of Lucas, Ohio. He grad- uated from Heidelberg College, having majored in Mathematics and Science. In addition he has done graduate work at Ohio State. He came to B. H. S. in 1918 to teach Chemistry and Physics, and for about three years thereafter he assisted the Varsity Football Team in the capacity of a volunteer coach. In 1924 Mr. Baer was appointed Principal ot' the High School, a position he filled with distinc- tion until 1935, in which year he was elected Super- intendent of Schools. The popularity and good will he attained as Principal has continued and deepened during these years into a marked respect for his fairness, his clarity of judgment, and his desire to be of service to the students of B. H. S. and to the community. We, the Senior Class of 1946, take this oppor- tunity, Mr. Baer, to give you our vote of coniidence. It is our hope that the years to come will be your best, our best, and the best at B. H. S. . SEIDNEIQ HIGH SVHOOL l'l!INt'll'AL Mr. Seidner came to IZ. H. S. in 1944, from the Sandusky, Ohio, High School. He holds an A.l!. degree from Denison, in Political Science: and an A.lVl. degree from Ohio State, in School Adminis- tration. In addition, during the past ten years he tanght Principles of Education and Methods in the Social Studies at three summer sessions at Denison. l'rior to his arrival in Bucyrus, Mr. Seidner accu- mulated nfteen years' service in the Ohio schools: for live years he taught American history and Civ- ics, English and Speech, at the Toronto tOhiol High School: and for the next ten years he served the Sandusky High School, nine years as a teacher of Sociolouy and Civics, and his last year there as Dean of Boys. Mr. Seidner's interest in educational and com- munity matters is evidenced by the many organiza- tions to which he contributes time and attention. He is a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha frater- nity, the N. E. A., and O. E. A., the National and the Ohio Associations of High School Principals, Rotary International, the Bucyrus Y. M. C. A., and, the Boy Scouts of America-in the capacity of a District Committee lvleniber-Harding Area Coun- cil. Mr. Seidner's years as Principal of B. H. S. will long be remembered for the ideas and the reforms he has introduced. -5- df? 0 BUCYRIAN A 0 A A A 1946 TEACHEIQI l. Caught you hy Slll'pl'iS9. Miss Klnny? 2. Thanks fm' thv nose, Mr. Dnhhins. il. VVhz1t wwiw vnu saying, Miss Hiburgei ! 4. Thai Mecli sistvrs going honiv to lunch. 5. NVhy suvh flvvp thinking, Mrs, VVillz11nz1n. 6. Coach and his million dollar smile. T. Mr. fif'2ll'il2ll'f in his uni fornl. X. Mr. Hr-lniboldl l+1nf'l1in2 the- hand to play Hlllizilismly in lll11+1. Il. llooks like l'op' Hnvron, dfwslft hv? -7- BUCYRIAN .fx -qx -6- O 4, 19 i-hqsggk Z 4? W , 'Hur 5 . AY d97:Af' BUClRliN -10 O O Q 'Q Y 1946 FACULTY - - 194515-L1 O46 Joinerl B.H.S. Instructor College Subject Faculty . E. J. ELLIS, B.CS. Bowling Green CKy.J Commercial Subjects 1918 . KATHRYN C. MECK, A.M. Ohio State Mathematics 1921 . MRS. EDNA WILLAMAN, A.B. Ohio State English 1921 . JIQNITA RENKERT, A.B. Ohio Wesleyan A Latin 1921 . HOWARD E. HAVRON, A.M. Oberlin History 1925 . MRS. ETHEL HAINES Clerk of the Board, Sec. to Supt of Schools Q 1926 . ELLA C. MECK, A.M. Ohio State Englfshf: ..- Y. 1927 . MARJORIE G. SMITH, B.S. 01110 State Art ji 1927 . EDNA ULMER, B.M. Dana Musical Public' Schiiol Music 1920 Instftnte M . . DOLORES KENNEY, A.B. Denison Commeycial i' 1931 . ALEX KISH, B.S. Wittenberg Physical .Education 1931 . J. EDWIN DOBBINS, M.S. University of Mathematics M 1934 Virginia . CLARA E. SCHIEBER, Ph.D. Clark University Geography 1934 . MARVIN G. KREH, A.B. Heidelberg Commercial 1936 . FRANCIS E. STEWART University of Machine Shop 1939 , ' Toleolo . FRANCES' E. THOMPSON, A.B.' Ohio Wesleyan History 1940 . NICHOLAS J. WASYLIK, A.M. Columbia University Coach 1940 . CHARLES F. TSCHANAN, B.S. Ohio' Northern Industrial Arts 1941 I University . GRACE HIBARGER, B.S. Kansas State Biology 1943 College . MRS. ALICE E. TUPPS, A.B. Oberlin Mathematics 1948 . MRS. RUTH ABNETT Office Training Sec. to Principal 1944 I V School . MARY FAYE MCMILLAN, A.B. Ohio State Home Economics 1944 . MAE BECK, B.S. Bowling Green Physical Education 1945 . MRS. MARY L. FERGUSON, A.B. Ohio State Librarian 1945 . W. H. HELMBOLDT, B.S. Kent State Band 1945 University . F. W. MERTZ, A.B. Ohio Northern 1 Physics, Chemistry 1945 University . PHYLLIS MONROE, B.S. Ohio State Spanish 1945 . A. M. HBILLU MYERS Vocational Coordinator 1945 . JACK PALMER, A.M. Ohio State Coach 1945 . ARTHUR A. WEBER, B.S. Concordia Teachers English 1945 College fIll.J - 9 - I BUCYRIAN Q O 0 fx , 0 4 1946 I, XV:usn't lu- funny? 21, Thu! rm-:mlly is 1':unphvll's ls-pr. 3. l'1v1-1'yl,mdy wants to g.:'1-t in Ihr- pin-lun l xVll1'l'l' is ilu- rn-sl ol' thu- lmnrl, .Iunim .' J. XVhim'l1 urn- shall ln- Vurn Q1 -- Z' I ' j ' - lmxw- your pivturv tukn-n. 1'yntl1i:1'I T. lllvvrylmdy Slllllv. X. .X :ww nwtlmml nl' .lu Jntsu. El. l'1vi1':1u4l Xl:nl'p4i+: vu-11' swvc-ilu-:xl'l:4. lllll 01 Imnt Nou Ixkl tn -10- BucYR1AN Q Q Q Q + Q 1946- i 1. D0n't cry, Vivian Role-y. 2. Picture of Innocencv. Zgl, Triiutnxzln, Moes, Geigcr, Pr-'ttit as Freshies. 4. Hyder, Roley, RF-inifsnydvr, SCIIGIIIPI in 7th grade. 5. Dane-tu Young, llit Kin- Onde, Donna VVillie in May Day. 6. Why so sour, Hines? 7. We like your bonnet, lNIzu'gnr+At Mons. 8. Nlarilou Inscho-H-our Honieconiing Queen. fl. Bill Moes with jam on his face. 10. 3111111011 Hyder. 11. Andrey Stetzer. 12. Reniembvr first grade at Crawford? 125. Now it's wfnter the following year at Crawford. 14. Another of Stvt::Qr':: parties. +111 BUCYRIAN 0 0 0 0 O rr 1946 IENIDIQ OFIZICEDI JAMES FREDERICK TRAUTMAN-President College Tech. A steady and easy-going fellow. lntermediate Hi-Y 1, 2, secretary 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, treasurer 4: class president 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: l'ep Band 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff Sports Edi- tor 4: Orchestra 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: College Club 4: Varsity B Ulub 3, 4: Student Council 4. M AURICE GUY PETTIT-AVice-President General How much there lies behind his laughter. Intermediate Hi-Y 1, treasurer 2: Senior Hi-Y 2, 3,1 Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Bucyrian Staff 4: Vice President Senior Ulnss: Student Council 4. BETTY M. WILLJAMS--Secretary-General True merit, like a river, the deeper it is the less noise it makes. Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2: Stage Crew 3, 43 Booster Club 3, 4: Class Secretary 4: Glee Club 3: Bucyrian Staff 4: College Club 4. MARION FREDERICK PETTIT-Treasurer College Prep. All good men dying, and I don't feel so good myself. Intermediate Hi-'Y 1, 2, vice-president: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Class Treasurer: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Spun- ish Club 1. 2: College Club 4. SENIOIQ CLAII: HISTOIQY In September, 1940, there entered into B. H. S. a group of kids quite unaware of the things which their ,high school careers were to bring. This was the year when we had to get accustomed to the things around the building. Learning to walk on the right side of the corridor and to get to class on time when we could find the room, were a few of our numerous problems. Then after much success with our first year we went on proudly to the eighth. By this year we were old hands, to the high school life. Next came a quite important step-Freshmen. This year we organized with Mrs. Strawn as ad- visor and Ralph Hubble as president. We also had our first class party at the school. One more step up our high school ladder. The idea of being a Sophomore was quite a pleasing one to all of us. This year we chose Mrs. Carlo as advisor and John Travis as president. Our list of social events widened as the girls could now belong to G. R. and G. A. A. This year meant formal parties if one had the nerve to ask a fellow to go. Also some of our mellow-toned students were taken into the Glee Club. Next came an entirely new thrill. We were now just one step from the top-Juniors. Walking in the center entrance instead of side doors made us feel almost on an equal level with the Seniors. Now we mingled with them in clubs also. There was Boosters for our girl geniuses 173 and Senior H1-Y for the boys. As our advisor we chose Miss Hibarger and as officers: Clair Geiger, president: Holland Campbell, vice president: Vera Mead, secretary: and Norma McCorn1ick, treasurer. With the willing work of these and of the entire class our Junior-Senior Reception was a great success. Seniors at last! Now we have finally taken that final step. Our busiest but happiest year is now coming to a close. The thrill of having top place in our activities plus the front seats in the auditor- lum have added to our honor. The year has sped swiftly by with all our work to be done plus or- dering of name cards and invitations, taking of pictures, Baccalaureate and Commencement, and Junior-Senior Reception. We also gave a class play, Com-e Out ot' the Kitchen. As advisor this year we again chose Miss Hibarger and as officers: James Trautman, president: Maurice Pettit, vice president: Betty Williams, secretary: and Marion Pettit, treasurer. Now as we are leaving B. H. S. our hope is that other classes may have as good a time with their high school life as we had and that our good fortune may be lasting. BETTY WILLIAMS, Secretary. - 12 ... BUCYRIAN 4 O Q Q 1946 SENIDIQI JOHN FRANKLIN ALBRIGHT-Vocational Life is so short and so am I. Vocational Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN RAYMOND ALLER-Vocational I live each day. Vocational Club 1, 2, 3. 4. MARY ELIZABETH ANSLOW-General Your smiles, your will, your winning way- have made complete the day. Blue Triangle vice president 1: Spanish Club 1: Band 1, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2: Girl Reserves 2, vice president 3: Bucyrian Staff 1, 2, business manager 3: Student Council 1. MARGITERITE JEAN ARMSTRONG-General A person worth knowing at all, is worth know- ing well. Girl Reserves 3. SANTO ANDREW AUGUSTINE-Commercial When a lady is the case, you know all other things give place. Varsity B Club 3, 4: Senior Hi-Y 3. 4: Baseball 1: Foot- ball 2. 3, 4: Track 1: Stage Crew 4: Bueyrian Staff 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3. JOYCE ELAINE BITTIKOFER-College Prep. The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf' Blue Triangle 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Girl Reserves 2, 41 Leaders Club 4: Spanish Club 3, President 4: College Club 4: Bucyrian Staff 4: Annual Staff 4. VIRGINIA ELLEN BOWERS--College Prep. A maiden never bold. Blue Triangle 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 4: I .H.A. 1: College Club 4: Glee Club 3. BETTY BOYER-Commercial So modest and retiring, you scarcely would know she was there. Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2: Buoy- rian Staff 4. EVELYN JANE BRINKMAN-General She that hath B. merry heart, hath a continual feast. Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Bucyrian Staff 3: Annual Staff 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 4. CHARLES HOLLAND CAMPBELL-College Tech. i'Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat: and, there- fore, let's be merry. Intermediate Hi-Y 1, 2: Senior I-li-Y 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Student Council 3: Class Treasurer 2: Class vice president 3: Choir 4: Bucyrian Staff 4: College Club 4. -13.... BUCYRMN 1 0. 7 .Q .ii 1. l.2.4?.. SENIDIQI ROBERT L. CARLE-General Every man must choose his destiny and live with it thereafter. Spanish Club 1, 2: Senior Hi-Y 4: Bueyrian Staff 3, 4, business manager 4. EVELYN MARIE CASEY-Commercial Happy as a lark and always smiling. F. H. H. president 1: Student Council 2: Girl Reserves 3, 3: Stage Crew 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Bueyrian Staff 3: Annual Stati' 4, DOROTHY ANINA CRESS-College Prep. Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Blue Triangle 1: F. H. A. 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3: College Club 4. JOSEPH EUGENE DIEDERICH-Vocational Rather quiet, but a dandy good guy is he. Vocational Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Hi-Y 4: Track 2, 3. 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Football 4. DONNA MAE EICKEL-General A good scholar and a friend worth havinef' Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 3: F. H. A. 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4. ALBERT EDWARD ElNSMINGERe-College Tech. Why, man, he doth bestride the narrow world like a giant colossesf' Intermediate Hi-Y 1, 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Track 1, 2, J, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4: Varsity R Club 3, president 4: College Club 4. PATRICIA ANN EVERSZCOIIIHIPFCIBI She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. Student Counvil 4: F. H. A. 1, 2: Ruryrinn Staff -I. JOHN PAUL GABRIEL-Vocational Worth Makes the man. Vocational Club seeretary 2, vice president 3. presi- dent 4: Intermediate Hi-Y 1, 2: Football 1, 3, 4. ROY J. GARVIN, JR.-College Prep. Live, love, and laugh: for there may be a time when you can't. Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Bucyrian Staff 1, 2, 3, editor 4: Drum Major 2, 4: Band president 4: Intermediate Hi-Y 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, president 4, district vice president 4: yf1rSit4y B Club secretary 3, treasurer 4: College ' u . CLAIR RUPP GEIGER-College Tech. A mind and a will make a successful man. Intermediate Hi-Y 1, president 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Class president 3: Annual Staff 3, business manager 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir, vim-e president 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: College Cluh 4. ...14.. - BIJQYRIAN Q Q 0 Q Q Q 1946- SENIDIDI JEANETTE JUANITA GINGERY-General A quiet smile ever ready. Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. DAVID TESSMER GLICK-College Prep. Common Sense is the genius of our age. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Bu- cyrian Staff 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: College Club secre- tary-treasurer 4. MILTON ELLSXVORTH GRAI-IAMWGeneral Begone, dull care! Thou and I snail never agree. Mt. Zion-Band 1. Bucyrus-Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: Intf-rmedlate Hi-Y 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Basketball 3. JAMES ORVAL GRIMM-Vocational Just good-natured-that's all. Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PATSY JOAN GROSE-General Wonderful friend with heart cf purfst gold. Blue Triangle treasurer 1: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: Booster l'lub 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Bucyrian Staff 4, GIIY RICHARD HAMLIN-Vocational In all things, the supreme excellence is sim- plicityf' Voeational Club 2, 3. 4. HARRY FLOYD HARRIS--Vocational Silence is a Qolden gift. Vocational Club 2, 3, 4. JANET ARLENE HEIBY-Commercial The language of truth is simple. Band 1, 2, 3: Blue Triangle I: Girl Reserves 2. MARY GRACE HINES-Cornmercizzl From little sparks may come a mighty flame. Izluv Triangle 1: F. H. A. 1, 2: u. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: Bucyrian Staff 3: Annual Staff 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 4. MARJORIE ELEANOR HOLLAND-General I would make a solitude and call it peace. IWZH. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Blue Triangle -15.- BUCYRIQN 0 0 0 O O 0 1946 SENIUIDI RALPH W. HUBBLE--College Tech. A good athlete and equally good sport. Intermediate Hi-Y 1, 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, vice president 4: Track 1: Football 1, 2, 3, captain 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: class president 1: Varsity B Club 2, 3. 4: Span- ish Club vice president 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2, pres- ident 4: Choir 4: Stage Crew 4: College Club 4. JAMES EDWARD HUGGINS, Jr.-College Tech. If there be any truer measure of a man than by what he does, it must be my what he gives. Intermediate Hi-Y 1, 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir president 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Varsity B Club 3, 4: College Club 4: Annual Staff 4. MARILYN JANE HYDEII-General She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think of. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3, 4: F. H. A. 1: Blue Triangle 1: Bueyriun Stuff 3, 4. MARILOU INSCHO-General If there is anything better than to be loved, it is loving. Blue Triangle president 1: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4,1 G. A- A. 2. 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Urvlws- tra 1, 2: Leaders Club 4: Bucyriun Stull' 4: Choir 4: Homecoming Queen 4. ROBERT JOHN KENNEDY-Vocational The glint in your eye shows your fun loving: personality. Intermediate Hi-Y 2: Vocsitional Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DOLORIS ANN KEPLINGER-General Those who joy should win, must share itgfor happ'ncss was born a twin. F. H. A. 1, 4. DORIS ANNETTE KEPLINGER-fAGerIeral Kindness is virtue, itself. F. H. A. 1, 4. PATRICIA ANNE KINCADE-General It matters not how long you live, but how well. Blue Trinnfzle 1: F. I-l. A. 2, 3: fl. A. A. 2: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4. A ITAYMOND EUGENE KLINEfV0cational self. Voc-:itionul Club I. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WILLIAM LEATHEM-Vocational Pleasure and action make the hours seem snort. -161 I-Ie who is firm in will moulds the world to him- Vm-:itionnl Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 BUCYRIAN 0 O Q Q Q 0 1946 SENIDIQI WILLIAM W. LIGHT-Vocational Small, but oh so mighty. Voeutiollztl Club 1, president 2, 3. 4. CYNTHIA JEANNETTE LUTZ-College Prep. Laugh, and the world laughs with you: weep, and you weep alone. Blue Triangle 1, Girl Reserves 2, secretary 3, 4: Span- ish Club 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hem Band, 2, 3, 4: Choir v . . . . 1 --I 1 I 43 t-. A. A. J, treasurer 3, 4: But-yriztn stuff fi, 4: Col- lege Uluh 4. E l DONALD EDWARD McDOUGLiE+Vocati0nal I dare to do all that may become a man: who dares do more is none. VLDt'lltl0Il1lI Club 2, 3, 4. DALLAS DOUGLAS MCFARLAND-Vocational I would be good if I could: but it's so lonesome being good. Voc-ntionnl Club 2, 3, 4. JITNE' ELIZABETH MCKEEHEN-General When duty whispers low 'thou must,' she quick- ly replies, 'I can'. Blue Triangle 1: F. H. A. 4. EVELYN LUCILLE McPEAK-General Never a care in the world: never a worry lun I ., Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: fl. A. A. 2, 3, viee president 4: Lenders Club 3, 4: Choir 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3: Student Council 4: Bueyrinn Stuff -1. VERA LUCILLE MEAD-College Prep. Her friendly smile a ready warm expression. Blue Trizmgle 1, secretory 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3: treas- urer 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Band 1, 2 ,3: Booster Club 3, 4: Student Council 2. 42 Class secretary 3: Pep Band 2: Ort-he:-itrzt 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, president 4: Lenders Club 3. 4: Cheerleader 3: Annual starr 4: IIIICXYIZIII Stuff 4: College Club president 4. VIOLET JANE MESSERSCHMIDT-Commercial Speak of me as I am. MARGARET ELIZABETH MOES-College Prep. The spirt of delight often comes on small wings. fl. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, president 4: filee Club 2: vice president 3: Choir 4: Booster Club 3, president 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: Iiut-yrizin Stuff' 3, 4: College Club 4: Blue Trlzmgle 1: F. H, A. 1. WILLIAM EDWARD MOES-College Tech. t'Every man has his devilish moment. Stage Crew Vive president 3, president 4: Intermedi- :ite Hi-Y 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Football lnunuger 4: Col- lege Club 4. -17- BUCYRIAN O 0 0 0 O 0 1946 SENIUIQI MIRIAM KATHERINE PATTON-General Ever serene and unaffected. I . H. A. 1. JACK N. REHM-Vocational A friend of many and a foe of none. Vocational Ulub 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ELINOR REIMSNYDER-College Prep. Blue were her eyes: hair, as the fairy flax. Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, Il, 4: Ilueyrian Stall' 3. 4: l . H. A. 42 College Uluh 4. VIVIAN ARLEE ROLEY-General The tongue proclaims the character. Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2. Fl. 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1: Student Utiuizu-itl l: Iiueyrian Stall' tl: Animal llll Staff 4: Vhoir 4: U: 2. . ROBERT EUGENE ROWLAND-Vocational The one way to have a friends is to be one. Vocational Ulub 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. NELLIE MAE ROWLES-General A kindly spirit where malice finds 110 home. Blue Triuug'le l: I . I-I, A. 2, 4: Girl Reserves 2, Ii, -l. MAHJORIE MAE SCHEMEL-College Prep. Taste consists in the power of judging: genius, in the power of executing. lllue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3-R, 4: G. A. A. 2, 25, -i: IW. H. A. 4: Glee Uluh 2, 3: Nnllegc- Uluh fi. DONALD G. SCHNA BEL-Vocational Fun has no limits. Vocational Club 1, 2, 3. 4. VIVIAN INICE SEIPLE-College Tech. They conquer who believe they can. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Pep Rand 1. 2. 3, 4: Ura-liestra 1. 11: Uhoir 4: Blue 'Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Huey- riau Stall' 1, 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 3, editor -13 Booster Flub 3, 4: Pollege Vlub 4. ANNA MAY SMITH-College Prep. A quiet mind is richer than a crown.' Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club fi, 4: College Club 4. 1 18 1 BUCYPMMV Q O. 0 0 O Q 1946 SENIDIQI MIRIAM DARLENE STAIGER-General Earnestness is the soul of work. Rlue Triangle 1: Glee Club 3: Choir 4. AUDREY DAWN STETZER-Commercial Humor is the harmony of the heart. Band 3, 4: Pep Rand 4: Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2: F. H. A. 2, 3. HELEN LOUISE STULL+General A light heart lives long. Blue Triangle 1: G. A. A. 2. vice president 3, 4: Qirl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: But-yrian Stal! 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 4. GLORIA JEAN SWVANSON-Commercial Gayety is the soul's hearth. Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2: F. H. A. 2, 3. JOHN PAUL TRAVIS-College Tech. The burden becomes light which is cheerfully borne. Class president 2: Intermediate Hi-Y 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Spanish Club secretary treasurer 3, viee presi- dent 4: Bucyrian Staff 4: College Flub 4. CHARLES ROBERT ULMER-General Disturbed by nothing: content the while. Intermediate Hi-Y 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, secretary 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4. FREDERICK EUGENE VOLK-General It is not work, but worry that kills man: why, therefore, worry? Intermediate Hi-Y 1. 2: Football 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANN WEAVER-General Saying is one taing: doing is another. Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: l'ep Rand 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Rooster Club 4: Unl- lege Club 4. DONNA MAE WILLIE-General She that was fair and never proud, had tongue at will and yet was never hard. Blue Triangle 1: F. H. A. seeretary 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Glee tflub 3: Choir 4: Rooster Vinh il, secretary 4: Student Count-il 1, 4. DOROTHY MARIE YAUSSY-College Prep. Courtesy costs nothing and gn ns evervt ': . Blue Triangle l: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: fl. A .A. 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Glee Pluh 3: F. H. A. l: Ducyrian Staff 3, 4: Vollege Club 4. DONETA MAE YOUNG-General In all things, self-confidence is golden. Welfare League 1: Blue Triangle 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: Rand 1, 2, 3: F. H. A. 1: Bueyrian Staff 3, 4. BETTY KATHLEEN ZAEBST-General A quiet tonggue shows a wise head. Blue Triangle 1: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. -.19.. BUCYRIAN 0 O 0 0 O O 1946 SENIDIQ CLASS WILL Ol: l94I5 We the Seniors, fthat's what they call usb, leave to you, the Juniors, our rank, Seniors. Ah, yes, what a name! We also leave to you spaces on desks where you too can sign your name and be remembered throughout the years to come. We leave to you the smiling faces of the teachers who tried to teach us. They put up a good fight, too. The football and basketball teams are all yours. Do better than we did, please. And last, but not least, dear Juniors, we want to leave to you those three happy, hard-working janitors who made life pleasant for us as we wandered through the halls of B. H. S. To the Sophomores we leave the Juniors. They will be your new upper classmen. Treat them with kindness and maybe someday one of them will buy you a lollypop. We also leave to your the beautiful rhythmic sounds of the typewriters of 302. We leave to you a share of the responsibility that once was ours. Freshmen, you are growing up, so we leave you our Wolf-calls . . . male and female. Use them wisely. We also leave to you the cold, cold mornings and that one dreadful thought, getting up. Also to you, dear Freshmen, we leave those wonderful inventions, Exams We leave to you memories of us Seniors strutting around as if we owned the place. Seventh and Eighth graders, the upperclasses have just about hogged the spotlight, but to you we leave the downstairs seats in the auditorium. We leave to you this thought: Some day we too will be Seniors. We leave you in the care of a couple of good men, Supt. D. C. Baer and Principal Earle R. Seidner. Treat them with respect, they deserve it. Signed by the Senior Class of 1946. Notarized by The Nose In the presence of U. R. So Rite R. U. Nuts -29- -QUCYRIAN Q Q 0 Q fd Q 194? SENIUIQ C LASS DIQUDHECY You will never believe it, but I'In here to say, Twenty-five years have past since that day That we were so scared to go out in the world, And face all the dangers with flags unfurled. But as I journey from city to city, I find that it really was such a pity To waste all that worrying, fretting and time, When everyone really is doing just fine. They all seem as young as they can be, But then Why not we're 'bout forty-three. Some, I haven't seen for ages past, So what they're doing will be found in these pages - - My plane needs gas. so l'll have to stop At Helen Stull's station for fuel and pop. Lunches are served there by Messcrschmidt, Who gives you sandwiches without or with. Gloria Swanson keeps the place clean, While Staiger does dishes all by machine. They seem to be such a happy four, That I hate to leave and go out the door. I wander around from place to place, And try to find a familiar face. Who is that looking right at me? Why it's Betty Boyer and Janet Heiby! The next thing I see is a skating rink, With Gingery and Holland inside there, QI thinkl The music I hear is by Evelyn Casey, Who's out of this world just like Count Basie. Marion Pettit owns a store of drugs, And sodas are sold in live gallon mugs. Aller stops there before he goes, Over to Galion in the winter snows. It seems to me I haven't mentioned, That all this traffic calls my attention To a car that seems to be taking its time, Cause Hamlin is sure it can stop on a dime. Maurice Pettit is the best dressed man Of the Kroger Store Co., I understand, Because he buys all of his clothes From Grose-'s shop for boys, I suppose. What's this I hear coming down the street!! Is that Drummer Hyder who's off the beat? And there comes Hines not far behind, The only bass player you're able to find. Anslow is marching in the parade, Her baritone solo has just been played, Shes flashing that smile to all the crowd, They're waving and shouting and whistling quite loud. Garvin of course, is leading the band, And all girls are swooning up in the stand. It ls the night of the important game, Wllcn Bucyrus will win her rightful fame. lt's about to begin ,the team's all ready, Ilolcy is waving to a guy named Eddie. IL inkman is leading now with a cheer. .lark liehm just sits there drinking hiskcoke. The game has started-up goes our score. Hubble was sent in to raise it some more. Howland, the coach, is doing his part To give these boys a professional start. -21- BUCYRIAN QQQOQQ 1946 SENIOD C LASS DIQDDHECY Suddently I am bothered by A little man who is very shy. McDougle didn't even say That it had been a very nice day. At the half we are entertained By a horse with a flowing tail and mane. Evers is proud of her pet, they say, 'Caus it eats ice cream instead of hay. The game goes on to the second half, Kline, selling peanuts makes me laugh. Gabriel made another touchdown, A better man will never be found. Maybe you can't see how the get All that vitality, vigor and pep. But Albie, our Einstein man of wonder Invented a pill to make you younger. After the game, to school for the dance, And meet more friends if I have the chance. It's rumored around in a voice quite hearty We'll go to Bittikofer's for a big party. Campbell is there still five feet six, Borrowing money for a bottle of mix. With T1-avis's dollar off they go- Around the corner to the burlesque show. The orchestra starts with music that's sweet. It's Beaky Graham in the solo seat. Mead is the vocalist and she's 0. K. When she sings the blues we all swing and sway. This dance is in honor of us all, And of the memories we'll recall, Inscho is queen of the night, And with us she's still all right. v I'll walk around the halls and see All the teachers known to rne, There is a list of names of each, And of the subjects that they teach. The faculty of our school has changed. Bowers teaching English isn't so strange. Principal Yaussy's as stern as ever, She's afraid the kids are getting too clever. The Latin teacher is Margaret Moes, She keeps all Freshmen on their toes. Eickel is teacher of Spanish today, But all she knows is Como dice- The dance is over-that's all for now, To Kennedy's restaurant to get some chow. W-e especially like his long French fries. But Schnnbel goes there to eat the pies. The place is packed, we're all squeezed in. Chuck Ulmer the waiter just can't begin To take all the orders of the crowd, With the juke box playing songs so loud. Up from a booth comes gossip quite clear, I just can't help but to overhear How happy Young is on her grand new farm. The tractor purrs when she turns on her charm. Stetzews in Upper with good old Gus, At least it's the latest that she's told us. The Keplinger twins look alike more and more, But one spends her time around Sycamore. Who paved the road at old White Pines And put up all those parking signs? A fellow named Jim Huggins did 'Cause he is known as the revervoir kid. -22... --PUCYRHMV 0 'O 'O CLZO 0 1946 SENIDIQ CLASS DIQDDHECY Zaebst is behind the counter at Sach's. liill Light is modeling baseball bats, ning a ten-cent store. bragging of a bowling score. 'l'rautman's got chickens, fthe kind that crowj Mclieehen and Weaver own a picture show, The farmers that come there Saturday night, Think that the place is lit up too bright. Kincamle and Rowles have their ow You go to North Robinson for only Diederich has a shiney new car- He must not have driven it very far. David Glick and his rubber boats, Have sailed to all the rocky coasts. James Harris is the first mate, When they sail to Galion for a date. Volk is run Albright is n bus line, a dime. Anna Smith is a scientist with grace, But something she made blew up the place. She was sent to the hospital right away To see what the doctors would have to say. Seiple is surgeon of your brain. It's said her patients never complain. She holds the knife just the way, That Grandpa eats his peas each day. Marjory Schemel heads Red Cross, But Betty VVilliams is the boss. They are really a capable two To find just what is ailing you. I Marguerite Armstrong has photographs, Of movie stars-the present and past. Eddie, Patton and Dorothy Press, Are working for the New York Press. I leave the restaurant and out on the street, To get the yellow journal sheet. I leaf through it and look again, 'Cause I'm sure to find another fri-end. It says here McFarland and Lethem Together in their cars have come. But everything now is quite O. K. 'Cause only Grimm was in the way. Three cheers for Willy Moes,, And for all the stuff he knows. He's been in college 20 years, He's got more brain above the ears. The advertisements that I read, Are very nice to see-Indeed!! XVillie's hair sells Drene shampoo. lieimsnydel-'s make-up is Chen-Yu. What is that racing across the grass It looks like some lad chasing a lass. Peaty will have to run faster than that, 'Cause Santo is holding a big brick bat. Under a street light on a soap box, Carle is standing in bright colored socks. He's selling his product only by bulk, You got colored water along with his talk. Well it's getting lateg I'll be on my way, I've told you all I have to say, Just save this book and then you'll see, That in 25 years you'll agree with me. ..g- CYNTHIA LUTZ BUCYRIAN A A 0 Q 0 Q 1946 I XY1- klmw yuu'rn- nut Hfllflyillg' tk-lluws, 2. Isn't luvv H'1'2lIld'., R. Uh, Millm-lx vnu wuulxi slmil it, I HH, M:nurim-. 5. Any mum un ilu- frfmt walk. li, Any umm un ilu- frnnt si:-ps. 7. Santo, Um um-. X. Hllllbrll Hllhlmf 12,11 BUCYRIAN 6 0 A A A O 1946 ff' 1 W.-v X- 'i 'f Hi , Af' +9 '51 D T' W .li 2 f F' Hifi? 552 , X J 3 -M Qygid he -X L' , 'WV .- . J' M.r?i.,. J , , , A V, ry? 1 ' . 'We ' , X - lk ws,-W ' Z4 . Q -fziiglnj, ' 1 1. Hur' Junior lMAhs. J. l'H tznkv JI lmx uf l'I'5ll'kt'I' .Im-lc, pls-asf-. 3, Uullpqllt yuu :n,:':nin, IM-nm-1' 4. Hut uf thv rl'-vp , . . 5. l':euI 'Vrukn . , . thv .lunim s dvlifqhl. li. Turn urnunrl girls! T. In th' nmnkf-y 4-ugv. 1.111-ky Xvilllflfhillll -251 BUCYRIAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 1946 CHARLES EICHER, President. MADONNA HAALA, Vice President ROBERT CRIBLEZ, Secretary-Treasurer JUNIDIQ CLASS HISTUDY Recalling the past we see ourselves going into the auditorium, where we were told what to do. How proud we felt that first day of Junior High School. There was only one shadow on the day to make it less than perfect . . . . the Seniors paid no attention to us. As the year progressed we elected class officers: James Miller, presi- dentg Gwen Rife, vice presidentg Grace Shiffer, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Eldon Armbrust served as our advisor. We made money by selling magazines during the year. No officers were elected during the next year when we were in the eighth grade, but the Blue Triangle Theater PParty is still remembered as the chief event of the year. At last we were Freshmen. Now we were something or so we thought. Again, we elected no class officers and again the Blue Triangle Dinner Party and ball game marked the year's high for us. When at last we became Sophomores, we elected Charles Eiclier, presf- dentg Eugene Cress, vice-president, Mary Carver, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Charles Tschanen was elected advisor. The big event in the year was, cf course, the Sophomore Prom, which many members of the class can recall with pleasure. Having arrived at our Junior year, 11945-19461, Charles Eicher was re-elected class president. Madonna Haala became vice-president, and Rob- ert Criblez was elected to the thankless job of keeping the records azil collecting the money. The class ran the concession stand at all B. IPI. S. athletic events. The high water markqof our school life, so far, was the J unior-Senior Reception, May 3, 1946. Committee chairmen were: Program, Charles Garverick. Decoration, Regis Nelman. Menu, Su- zanne Rorick. Dining Room, Nancy Ashbaugh. Ticket, Edward Berry. The best is yet to be . . . next year we will have arrived. We hope to be Seniors. ROBERT CRIBLEZ, Secretary-Treasurer. 126.1 BUCYPIAN 1946 JUNIDIQI HAROLD ALIBRIGI-IT MARY ARNOLD NANCY ASHBAUGH SHELDON ATKINSON CHARLES AUCK CATHERINE AUGUSTINE WILLIAM BARBER BARBARA EAST WANDA BECK EDWARD BERRY HAZEL BOWSER NOREEN BOYLIE DOLORES BRANDT MARY LOU BRENNAN IMOGENE BREWER DON BRINKMAN WANDA BURKHART IDA CAPORINI MARY ALICE CA.RVER JAREDINE CARITICK OWEN CLEM WILLIAM COLE FRANK CORONA WILMA COULTER NORMA COVER EUGENE CRESS NORMA CRI'M JESSIE DALTON JACK DAVIS BETTY DECKER ROBERT DENZER RUTHE DRISCOLL BUCYRIAIV O 0 47 -C5 0 0 1946 K 8 yi g 'lf Q :gi -28-I JUNIUIDI EDWARD DUGGER SPENCER DURR DOROTHY DUSTMAN ROBERT EDSINGER JOAN FILD EDWARD FOX CAROL FREY GERALD GABRIEL CATHERINE GAREY CHARLES GARVERICK LEROY GOEBEL NAOMI GRASLEY CHESTER GRIMM GRACE HALLIIWELL DIANE HAWK IRIS HAYCOOK YVILLIAM HECKENHAUER MARJORIE HEINLVEN RICHARD HERTZER LOITETTE HEYDINGEI MARILYN HUGHES ROSETTA JAROE PAUL KAHLEY GRACE KECKSTEIN JAMES KEMERY BETTY KENT RICHARD KOBEPR BARBARA KRUSE FRED LEE BOYD LONG HELEN MARGGRAF OLIVETTA MCCOY I 1 BQCXRMMV 1946 JUNIUDI MOLLY MCGRAVV BARBARA MCMAHON JACK MEITZGER JAMES MILLER FLORENCE MURPHY RICHARD NEEDL-ES REGIS NEUMAN DONALD NOBLNET LOIS REFFNER GWENDOLYN RIFE SUZANNE RORICK JOYCE RUSSELL DIANA SAKEL RALPH SECKEL RAYMOND SEXTON PATRICIA SHAW GRACE SHIFFER MIRIAM SMITH EUGENE SPAID CHARLES SPORE EDWIN STAIGER JAMES TATMAN CLARK TEMPLE RUTH THOMAS LOLA TRAXLER ROBERT VAUGHAN JAMES WANSOR JAMES VVEITHMAN FORREST WHITE JOAN WITTER MARJORIE YAUSSY DONALD YOUNG BUCYRIAN A A 'G 4 fx 0 1946 I .X voupl':n pals. 2, 421-1 ymu' Imteiugs whilm- iht'y'l'4' hut, 3. lTll4'YIDl'K'l1'lif!! -1. 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Z T. lilhrim-ss hunks pr:-My gwmlll N, II4-l'u1'4-f-zafh-l', - :Su - BUCYRIAN 0 O O 0 0 0 1946 Jonnomomif I WAYNE ADAMS DONALD ANGUISH VIRGINIA BECK HAROLD BEEBE HAROLD BEESON TOM BOYLE LOIS EVELYN BRIGGS CHARLES BUCK PATRICIA BURNS MILTON CARRICK JANE CARVER IRE-NE CHANDLER JOHN CHANDLER JAMES CHARLESTON NEVA JEAN CLARK LESTER CLINGER HAL-DON COLE MARY LOUISE COOK BETTY COX DELBERT CRANER PAUL CRAWFORD JANET DAVIS JERRY DE VOL DALE DIEDRICK DOROTHY DUTCHER PATSY EICHER LOIS EICKEL JOHN EVANS DORTHY FAHL RUTH FAHL SAL-LY FORD ROSEMARY FOX MARILYN FRIEND MAGDALEINE FOLLMAN AUDREY GABRIEL JAMES GALLANT MARY GARNER LEO GIBSON EUGENE GROVE RICHARD GITBERNATH ,31- BUCYRDMV Q 0 1946 ICDHDMDIQEI RUTH ANN HAASER GAIL HAILEY JOAN HALL JOY HARRIGER ELEANOR HART JOAN HEATH GERALD HECKERT CARL HENCKEL DOROTHY HITES JEANNINE HITESHEW FERRIS HORNAVIUS CHARLES HUGGINS JAMES KENT GERALD KIRK CHARLES KLEIN SUSIE KNABENHANS PAUL KNECHT JUNE KURTZ PAUL LANDIS BETTY LEY RETTY MARSH ROBERT MELLOTT RUTH MESSERSCHMIDT TOM METCALF ADELAIDE METZGER FREDERICK MICHAEL ILSTHER MITCHEL-SON LARRY MORTON NORWOOD MORROW RAYMOND NEUMAN BETTY NICKLER JANIS OIIEWILER IDA MAE PATTEN WILLIAM PATTON PAUL PFEIFER PATRICIA PHENECIE MARILYN QUAINTANCE JOHN RALPH DORIS REHM PAUL RINKER BUCYRIAN O O O 0 0 O 1946 IODHUMODEI IIATSY RITTENHOUR VIRGINIA RITTENHOIIR EDWARD ROACH BARBARA ROTHHAAR GENE ROWLAND IIAIR RIIHL WILLIAM RIISH DON SAFFELL RICHARD SCHIEFER RVTH SCHIICKERT JANICE SCHULTZ RORE-RT SCHWEMLEY WILLIAM SKINNER KENNETH SKYEES THOMAS SMELLA DOROTHY SMITH MARY E. SMITH SAMIIEL SMITH SIIE SPROW TALMADGE STAMIIER NORMA STEPHENSON HAROLD STINEHELFER VIRGINIA TEETRICH PAUL TRUKA JAMES IILMER MARVIN IILMER EVELYN VEIL DAVID VINSON ANTOINETTE VOLIIE DOROTHY VOLK JAMES WARNOCK DOROTHY WATTS PAUL WHALEY RI'TH ELLEN WIDMAN HAROLD WILLIAMS MAXINE WILLIAMS GWENDOLVYN LEE WING GEORGE WYER DONALD ZIMMERMAN ...331 BUCYRIAN 0 0 O 0 0 O 1946 JUNIUIQ l'II 131- - - BUQYRIAN Q Q + Q Q Q 1946 - FIQESHMAN CLAII Doris Ahl Donald Albright Margaret Althauser Betty Armstrong George Arnold David Ashbaugh James Ball Gloria Bauer Doris Bergen Judy Ann Illicke Foster Bloom Stella Bowser Annabelle Rriggs Phyllis Burkhart Joan Carver Barbara Charleston Margaret Charlton Evelyn Clark Harry Collene Mary Jo Corona Eugene Cory Harry Cox lietty Cress William Cress Robert Dutcher Ned Foght James Fox Paul Gallant Lowell Garverick Eugene Gearhart Juanita Goodwin Patricia Gongwer John Grasley Robert Hail Joyce Hailey Richard Harter Joan Hauck John Heckenltauer Donald Heiby Beatrice Holland VVilliam Huggins Harry Hughes Helen lson Richard Johns Jack Kennedy Betty Ketron Richard Kibler William Kibler Norma Jean Krauter Patricia Krumhach Alice Landis Kenneth Layer Shirley Leuthold Richard Light Walter Light Arden Linn Kathryn Love Donald Lust Jean McClintock Mary Ann McCoy Polly Mclfarland Shirley McKinley Robert McMahon Ruth McMahon Donald Mackling Martha Margraf Virginia Marquis Fred Meck Robert Monnett Ann Morgan Jack Mullen Robert Ohlson Joe Oppenlander Joyce Orewiler Gerald Pinney Charles Pirnstnll Glenn Purvis Patricia Rauth Robert Reber Mary Ann Rehm Harry Reese Patricia Rein Wanda Rettig Wayne Richards Phyllis Robertson Helen Rothhaar Blair Iluhl Jean Russell Julius Sabback Frances Sch illinger Robert Schnabel Edward Schott -35- Emma Schott Janet Scott Jean Seville Edwin Shumaker Sally Siegel Eugene Smith Jean Evelyn Smith Mary A. Smith Robert Solt Charles Stauffer Tom Stuckert Joanne Taylor Thomas Teynor Catherine Thomas Arnold Vandercarr Charles Van Meter Richard Walter James Warnock Keith Watts Francis Weaver Charles Weithman George Weyand Donald Widman Margaret Williams Helen Willie Laura Wirebaugh Frances Witter Vera Yaussy Vivian Yaussy Theresa Zwilling BUCYRIAN O Q 0 Q 0 0 1946 EIGHTI-i GIQAIDE John Ackerman Robert Ahlefeld Lawrence Andrews Patricia Armstrong Lester Auck Jack Backus Barbara Baer Marilyn llahl Patricia Baldwin Jerry Dall Lois liarger Opal llaum Clarence Heel: James ltippus William Black ltobert Briggs Alice Brinkman Ardith Iil'lllig't'I' William Burns Donald Christman Shirley Claxton Della Clayton Harold Cotsamire Richard Craner lit ulyn Crawford Mary Ellen Cress Catherine Cross Charles Diederirh James Eden Norman EiCilt'lbf'l'Xl I' Rosemary lfahl Margaret Ford James Foster Rosemary Frey Chester Graham Edna Grasley Donald Green George Griffith Joann Grimm Patricia Grimm Vivian Hardesty Jacqueline Hart William Haycook Betty Heinlen 'lrenton Heinlen Wayne Holland Loretta Howard Geraldine Jaroe Robert Jones Donald Keller William Kisor Louis Krebs Margaret Landefeld Charles Leuthold Gene McDougle Gene Mahley Mary Eileen Mergel Frances Metzger Raymond Morrow Louis Myers Tommy Myers Jackie Nichelson ltuth Nickelson 136.- Donna Nickler Marvin Orewiler Warren Outhwaite Jack Patton Jack Peterman Norman Pnenicie William Pooler Edna Quaintance James Quafntancl- Mary Lou Hein Dorothy lleinlnger Richard Richmond Carl Robinson Joan llosehraugh Marvin Rothhaar Burdell Rupe Donald Ryland Jack Schuabel Charles Shaffer Carol Shoemaker James Steele Richard Steiger Marjorie Struble Charles Swihart Mary Ellen Tallma Juliette Teetrick Jack Temple Dorothy Traxler llarbara Walter Laurena Wansor lleverly VVood ll:-tty Jean White BHZYEJAL' -1 3. 0 -0 - Q.. Z - '24Q IEVENTH GRADE Armeda Aller Barbara Armitage Eva Armstrong William Blair Beverly Bonen Joyce Brandt Martha Burns Ruth Campbell Joan Carrick Robert Carver Robert Cassaro Marilyn Chandler Virginia Corfman Helen Cotsamlre Marjorie Cox David Cremer Howard Cross Shirley Crum Carl Dalton Harold Davis Mary Ann Dillon Ruth Dintaman Joseph Eden John Eppley Betty Fackler Nancy Fawley Franklin Fischer Richard Flock Barbara Foreman Anna Friend Don Frizzell Alfred Gatchell Charles Gaty Mary Lou Gingery Warren Gingery Gretchen Glick Norma Jean Gongwer Esther Grasley Bonnie May Grimm Shari Haldeman Patsy Hart Ellsworth Harriger James Harris W'illiam Hawk Jerre Henckel Virgil Holman Marjorie Hornavius Robert Hubble Tom Huggins Richard Inscho Alice lson Barbara Johns John Johnson David Jolly Ruth Kent Iris Kirk Walter Klein Jack Korner Chester Lahr Pauline Lamphier Clarence Leathem Barbara Light Irene Lyons Richard McCall Jean McClary Lowell McKeehen Rebecca Martin Jean Mellott Wayne Miller Patricia Moes Ross Morgan Marilyn Morrow Clayton Murphy Grover Nickler Dolores Nussbaum Joan Oppenlander Alice Orewiler Florence Phillippi Don Powers Eugene Radcliff Glenn Radcliff Franklin Rarick Ronald Rarick Emma Reece 137.- Dorothy Reffner Robert Reimsnyder Joyce Rettig Patsy Rogers Ruth Rothhaar Marilyn Rowland George Rowlinson Edwin Schnabel Robert Schott George Schwemley Richard Sipes William Slaughter Barbara Smith Edith Smith Norman Smith Robert Smith Vera Solze Anna. Ruth Stahl Charles Stover David Strohman Bettie Mae Tidaback Eugene VonKaenel John Wing Jack Witter William Young Gloria Ziegler Ellen Zorns BUCYRIAN O 0 O 1 0 0 1946 l'IIl3l'll.lI3l'1TI DF l945'l94l5 September 4- School Opened September 14- Tiffin Football Game September 21- Upper Football Game at noms Dance sponsored by G.A.A. September 28- Bellevue Football Game at home Dance sponsored by Senior Class Magazine Drive starts October 4-6- Corn Show October ,l2-- Norwalk Football Game at home Dance after game sponsored by Annual Staff October 25- Football Game at Shelby October 26- Teachers' Convention November 2- Football at Galion Booster Club Dance November D- Football at Delaware .November 1 2- Armistice Day Assembly, sponsored by American Legion November lib- Dance sponsored by Opera- tors Club November 20- Student Talent Assembly at 3:00 November 23- Dance sponsored by G. R. November 24- Bucyrian issued November 27- Comm unity Concert November 30- Basketball at home with Tif- fin Columbia Dance sponoser by Varsity B Club December 7- Basketball game at home with Upper Sandusky Dance sponsored by Junior Class Bucyrian issued December I 1- Basketball at Marion Hard- ing December 13- Teachers' Dinner at Y.M.C.A. December 19- Central School Operetta December 21- Choir Concert Bucyrian issued Basketball at Norwalk December 28- Basketball at Fostoria January 4, 1946- Basketball with Galion at home Dance sponsored by Senior Hi-Y January 11- Basketball with Crestline at home Dance sponsored by Bu- cyrian Staff January 18- Rubinotf and his violin Basketball at Willard January 19- End of Semester January 22- Basketball with Kenton at home January 24- Community Concert January 25- Basketball at Upper Sandus- ky February 1- Assembly at 2:30 Shelby Basketball game at houie Dance sponsored by Sopho- more Class February 5- Basketball at Delaware Febuary 7- Band Concert February 8- Next issue of Bucyrian February ll- County basketball tourna- ment February 13- County basketball tourna- ment l4'ebrunry 15- Basketball with Port Clin- ton at home February 16- County basketball tourna- ment February .18- County basketball tourna- ment Basketball with Mt. Gilead after school in gym February 21- Basketball with Crestline, there .-38, February 22- Vacation, Washington's Birthday February 25- Basketball with Galion Jun- ior High after school March 1- Annual Staff Dance Bucyrian issued March 12- A rmy-Navy game March 15- County Musical Girl Reserve Banquet at Y. M. C. A. March 22- Senior Class Movie and Dance March 29- Senior Class Play-Come Out of the Kitchen April 5- Choir Festival at Willard April 9- P1'0gram by Crestline Choir April 10- Bucyrian issued April 14- Choir Vespers April 18- Easter Program by Choir April 10-22- Easter Vacation April 26- Gold Diggers' Prom April 29- Bucyrian issued April 30- F. H. A. Carnival May 3- Junior-Senior Reception May 4-. Sophomore Reception May 7- Speech Class plays May 9- Band Party May 10- Band Festival at Shelby May 16- Band Concert may 17- Choir Dance at Y.M.C.A. Mary 21- Recognition Day Assembly Bucyrian issued May Z3- Sr. Hi-Y Banquet, Y.M.C.A. May 26- Baccalaureate May 27- Senior Class Picnic May 20- 7 7th Commencement BUCYRIAN QQOQQO 1946 ACTIVITIEI Homecoming Queen MARILOU INSCHO ' Attendant VERA MEAD Attendant VIVIAN ROLEY ..39.. BUCYRIAN OOOOQO 1946 ANNUAL STAFF The school year 1945-1946 makes the thirty-sixth publication of the BUCYRIAN yearbook. This year the staff of fifteen members, under the faculty supervision of Mr. Havron, present the best book that time and money have enabled us to put together. We have worked very hard on the 1946 BUCYRIAN, and we believe it will compare favorably with some of the outstanding annuals previously published by our school. The Alumni section, a feature not included since the 1931 issue, should be of interest to all former B. H. S. students. VIVIAN SEIPLE Editor-in-Chief CLAIR GEIGER DAVID GLICK Business Alumni Manager Editor REGIS NEUMAN CHARLES EICHER ROBERT DENZER Junior Junior Junior Editor Business Advertising Manager Manager JOYCE BITTIKJFER JAMES TRAUTMAN JAMES HUGGINS MARY GRACE HINES Snap-Shot Sports Editor Assistant Circulation Editor Sports Editor Manager EVELYN CASEY EVELYN BRINKMAN VIVIAN ROLEY VERA MEAD BETTY ANN WEAVER Advertising Typist Assistant Typist Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Manager -40..... BUCYPIAN O- 0' 0 0 O 0 -1946 AN N UAL ITAFF E We. Q 5 4' ,Q gg K S fs, ..41-. BUCYRIAN O O 0 0 0 O 1946 BAN llI'ill9fM Sally Sie-gel llarbara Bal-r Judy Iilim-kv lmnald Anguish Juan Fild Norma Crum Mary Alive' Smith Gram-+A Halliwl-ll Jainvs Sh-1-I .lark l'Q'ff'l'lIlJlll Phyllis Burkhart lrvnv l'handl1-r Mary Garner liohvrt Bminvttv Foster lilouni .larvdinv Uarrivk .Ioan Varvvr ,'IUH,kPIll' VunKam-nel Juyve Annv liranilt Marilyn Rahl bid wa rd Svhutt .lax-k Korn:-r If Intl-n I-'ranves S4'liillim.:'1-x' lflnnna Sr-hott Juan llmwnlanrll-r Alto Saxophone Joyrw- Igiftikllflll' Vharlvs Garvvrivk lmnald Ryland lc-nor SIIXIDIDIIUIUP h1Ill'il0U lnsvhu - 42 - Snprnno Suxoplmne ll:-vi-rly liunin Fornets Milton Graham limb:-rt S4-hnalu-l Uharle-s lllnwr He-ol'p.:'v VVy1-l' Ilavid tllivk Julius Sabha:-k Jm- Umwlilaxule-r Louis Myl-rs 1 lNm. Hi-1-km-nhann-r Keith VValts Gloria liauvr Rohm-rt R1-inisnyil llunald Ke-llvr Uharlvs Gaty Waynv Hnlland Norman Smith Nnrinan l'livliw-il .Iuhn lVinu' Horns Vivian Sviple- lmrulliy Valk .lanivv Si-hultz John He-1-ln-nliaue llurilones VVillian1 Ynung' .luhn Avkvrnian Mary Anslnw Harnld l'4ntsaIllirw. Q-r llxlssu-s ll l r0d Mvvk Mary tlrzuw- Hinvs .lam-k lbavis l'l'0lllli0ll1'S XVIIXIU' Adams Vharln-s l'irnslill Polly M4-Farlanil Kohl-rt Sol! l'lI Ill! Marilyn Hydor Audry SU-tzvr lPon'd ZllTlI'llQ'l'lllJllI l 1'i-411-i'i4-k Mil-hal-l Juanita llnudwin lluhvrl Svliwvlnll-5' lk-ll Lyn- Il ID Ih-tty XY:-aw-r rum Majors Huy Garvin ltnln-rt Sa-liwi-inll-y ru In M aljurettvs llwm-lrlulyn Rifl- Wilma Umlltl-r Nniw-H1 Buyin- .lnan Hall liarhara Mcylaliun BUCYRIAN 6 O 0 O 0 O 1946 GIIDI. IQESEIDVEI This Girl H1'Sl'1'Yt'S ut' 1945-1946 It-d by Margaret Moes, nrt-sident, and their vanablt- advisor, Miss 'Phnmp sun, slwnt a worth-whilv yvar. During' tht- Sl1I1lI11t'l', lVl:1rg:u'vt had spent tiniv at tht- H. R. Vamp wht-rv shi nv idx ts which wut intiuduud into thi p, ton Tl 1 1 pl ins to I 1 int thu i..i1l tu lvarnvd ma 4-anus thvs SUI11 HIFI' ' -- ' - urfaniza i . ir- '1 th : .' svn : 1 -- ' first I1H'Ptil1H of the- yt-ar, an imprtissive- randlsl light sf-rvivr- was hvld for the initiation of tha nm-w H11-'l11lJL'I'S. 151-sidvs sponsoring tht- 1-hapvl st-rvicos, tht- Ul'1.1'2l!l5ZJitlUl1 re-1-ugngizvd Girl Rvse-rvv 1Vtwk iva- display of postvrs in the halls. and undvr the abln- supx-rvisinn of Patsy tlruso and hvi workers, tho tl. li. rvstrmuni was kopt attrac-tivv and vmivvnient for usn- dur ng' thv st-11001 flax' 1 lans ww-rv made during' thv yvar fur arranging a point system to earn rings or pins. Thv hipxhlipghts of th: th thili supp 1 hslfl in ll cernhix ind the innuilbmqlut1n1'Vlu li 11 At U10 hy an attrart 1-urps of 1 ve-ar wt-rv 1- .' v' 1 o'- 1': i: : : - .:'1' 2. GIIDLS' ATH LETIC ASSDCIATIGDN 'Plw G. A. A.. with a int-nibvrship ut' se-vvnty-fivu girls, viriuyvd its thirtvvntli your of az-tivitv. Our ad visor. Miss Mn-vk: pre-sident, Vt-ra Me-ad: vim-e prvsident. 1-Iveflyn Mt-I'r-zik: svvn-t:ii'y, Ht-lvn NlZll','J,'g'l'Glf1 tri-as urn-r. Mary Parver: l'Pl'UI'dlI'lLY sec-rotary, Barbara Krusv: and intramural in:inag':1r, Mariluu Insbhu wt-rv th: lu ideis fur this ll t yt-'J ' It is t,1ii'mn:11 this 0l'jI2lI1lllllfl!1 thit tht ,..lIl's of 13 H N hut in oppoitunitx to 5 ' P ' 9' ' -' - 2 2 ' ' ,' i:ii'ti1'ipate in a larp:'m Xaiwty uf hllillth and t'I1l'UUl'2l,L1'k' sportsmanship in athletic and soc-ial mftivitimes. This year the-rv havt- hm-n sum-h intvrt-lass ar-tivitivs as baskvthall, vulle-yball, pun: pong. softball, arc-hr-ry, and bi:-yi-14. hiktlsl A girl taking' part in the-se avtiytivs 1-arns points, wlwrvhy she: is vntitlvd to :1 numvral nr a svhunl le-ttf-r. Thv Gtilriciiggvl-s' Prmn, hold un April 226, was thv outstanding suvial vvvnt of the yt-ar. hut wt- also spun sort-cl a dance ln gl inf ing' bac-k it thi ln suv wud bw- to .in s c-txniplvte-d program it is no wondvr that thv Girls' Athlvtir' Assmiatiun is sad wiht-r sues:-1-ssful yvar. 1-1 1 HIILIGN lVlAR1HlRAl . - 43 - BUCYRIAN O 0 0 4- fr Q 1946 IDANISH CLUB 1 The Spanish Club had 61 members this year and two meetings were held every month. The oflicers were: president, Joyce Hittikofer: vice president, John Travis: secretary-treasurer, Eugene Cress: reporter, Jamns Gallant. Our capable advisor was Miss Phyllis Monroe. Although there were no meetings the second semester there was a party for the club at the end of the school year. l l STAGE CREW In the fall of 1945 the Stage Crew started its club again with William Noes, president: James Grimm, vice president and Betty Williams, secre- tary-treasurer. During' the year a new constitution was written and adopted and many new operators successfully filled their positions. All in all a very successful year was had with the capable aid of Miss Kathryn Mech and Mr. Mertz, our advisors. 1.11, BUCYRIAN 0 0 O O O 0 1946 VADIITY SB' CLUB The Varsity B Club is perhaps one of the smaller and least known organizations in B. H. S. However, it has a very good purpose-that of promoting interest in the school sports. The club, at the end of the year had approximately 30 members-boys who have earned a letter in one of the school sports. The officers for the year were: president, Albert Ensmingerg vice pres- ident, Regis Neumang secretary, Charles Eicher and treasurer, Roy Carving Coach Jack Palmer acted as the club's sponsor and advisor. ..45.. BUCYRIAN - 0 0 Q O O 0 1946 CDLLEGE CLUB Front Row: Betty Weaver, Vivian Seiple, Vera Mead, president: Joyce Reimsnyder, Dorothy Yaussy, Virginia Bowers, Marjorie Schemel, and Margaret Moes. Center Row: John Travis, Ralph Hubble, James Huggins, Joyce Bittikofer, Cynthia Lutz, vice president: Betty VVilliams, Clair Geiger, and David Glick, secretary- treasurer. Top How: Mr. Havron, advisor: Roy Garvin, James Trautman, Albert Ensminger, William Moes, and Rolland Campbell. Club members not in the picture: Dorothy Cress, Marion Pettit, and Anna May Smith. The first College Club was organized at B. H. S. on January 22, 1945 with twenty-three charter members, eighteen of Whom are pictured in the 1945 Bucyrian fPage 585. The present whereabouts of the first Club can be found by consulting the Alumni section of this book. Membership is limited to Seniors taking the College Preparatory course or its equivalent. The original and continuing purpose of the club is to help Seniors to choose a college and to prepare them for admission. The Club has no fixed time of meeting. Its program, thus far, con- sists of securing representatives from Ohio colleges who address the club, from time to time, to present to our membership the advantages of the schools they represent. A library of college catalogs is being built up, with the hope that in time we may offer our membership reference to eve1'y catalog of every accredited school of highr learning in the United tSates. -David Glick, Secretary-Treasurer. -46- - --BUCYRIAN O Q O 0 0 0 1946 SENIOE?lH-Y The oiiicers heading the Senior Hi-Y Club for the year 1945-12546 were as follows: President, Roy Gar- Xin:Pvir'e president, Ralph Hubble: sm-eretary, 4 harll-s L'III'l0l'I treasurer, James Trautman. and our advisor. 'Ir. sae-r. Mr. l'urdy gave a very interesting talk on How the Toughy Gang Was Caught. The c-lub Clos--d thr- season with the annual Hi-Y banquet. The members of the 1945-46 Hi-Y Club were as follows: Robert Carle, Clair Geiger, Maurice Pettit, Janne: Trautman. Albert Iflnsminger. Ralph Hubble, James Huggins, Milton Graham, Charles Ulmer, Mfzrfon l'm-ltit, John Travis, Hoy Garvin, William Moes, 1'h:ir'le-4 Garveriek, Edward Berry, Dim-k Kober, Pharles lfliclier, Joe lliederir-li, James Miller. Idugelie Crt-ss, and Dir-lg Hertzer. CHARLES ULMER. Sevretary. ,. i BDDSTED CLUB The Booster Club of 1945-1946 was composed of 17 girls. They are-Seniors: Margaret Moes, lletty VVil- liams, Vivian Seiple, Vera Mead. Efelyn Br nkman. Iavelyn Casey, Patsy Grose, Betty Weaver and Donna Vl'illie: Juniors: Betty Kent, Helen MarpxratT, Madonna Haala, Graf-e Keekstem, Grave Shiffer, Mary Arnold, Nlarjorie Yaussy and Barbara Kruse. nurinu' tue foot!-all season the girls decorated tl'e goal posts for all home games. In November the girls had eharge of the Homecoming' Ceremonies and danee. Follow.ng the custom of previous years, the gloosters decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. The annual formal dance was hold iu ay. These activities were made possible under the verv alple dirertion of our president, Margaret Moes. The minutes and the money were taken L-are of by Donna Willie. We cannot forget our very helpful and pleas' :rut advisor, Miss Kenny, whom we hope will be as swell to the new girls as she has been to us. The Seniors wish the new gurls a prosperous year and a great many prood t mes. DONNA VVILLIE, Sevretary-Treasurer -47- BUCYRIAN 0 0 0' 0 0 0 194.6 VUCATIUNAL CLUB The Vocational Club was organized in 1940, under the supervision of Mr. F. PI. Stewart. We have accomplished a great many things, such as making parts for the Riddell Corp., and the Buckeye Kettle Works. Mr. Stewart, Mr. Myers, Mr. Dobbins, and Mr. Havron are the teachers of the vocational students and they deserve very much credit. We have had three parties this year. Most of our meetings are social gatherings preceded by a feed. There are 63 members in our club this year, 16 Seniors, 20 Juniors, 27 Sophomores. The officers are: president, John Gabriel, vice president, James Kemeryg secretary and treasurer, Thomas Boyle. The advisor is Mr. Stewart. Thomas Boyle, Secretary-Treasurer. -43- BUCYRI-iN 1 0 0 0 -0- I-946 LEADIZITS ClUl3 The members of the Leader's Club this year are Evelyn McPeak, Marilou lnscho, Margaret Moes, Doneta Young, Joyce Bittikofer, Vera Mead, Barbara Kruse, Helen Margralf, Mary Carver, Mary Arnold, Marjorie Yaussy and Catherine Garey. The Leader's Club, under the supervision of Miss Mae Beck completed another successful year. The big event was the Army-Navy game sponsored by Leader's Club. Throughout the year the girls helped Miss Beck with lntra-Mural games after school. -Vera Mead. l l I l Q F. H. A. The F. H. A. Club has held monthly meetings the third Monday of each month. The main events of the year were the hayride held in the fall and the carnival held in the spring. The Club has seventy-seven members. The officers are: Evelyn Veil, presidentg Catherine Augustine, vice president: Marge Heinlen, treasurer: Polly McFarland, secretary: Patricia Rein, reporter: Joyce Orewiler, par- liamcntariang Miss McMillan, advisor. POLLY Mclf'ARI.AND. - .19 .. BUCYRIAN 0 0-Ii L Q 1-1946- ISUCYIQIAN ITAFI: Many new features and columns made the BUCYRIAN very interesting this year. The paper was printed bi-Weekly during the year and fourteen issues were published. As the paper was once more printed, pictures also appeared in the BUCYRIAN. The English department was the sponsor. Advisors were Miss Ella Meek, Miss Renkert. Mrs. Willalnan, Mr. Dobbins, and Mr. Weber. Although the printer was located in New Washington, it later proved to be an advantage rather than a disadvantage, because of the great help wh'ch he gave us. Following is the staff for the year: Editor-in-chief .................................... Roy Garvin Associate Editors ...........................-..-.-............... ....,......,......Margaret Moes and Betty Williams Feature Editor .................................. Mary Arnold Sports Editor ....... ....... J ohn Travis Assistants .....,.....................-. ................Chuck Campbell and John Chandler Columnists- Florence Murphy, Molly McGraw. Santo Au- gustine, Katie Garey, Carol Fry, Dolores Brandt, Joyce Bittikoffr. Vivian Selple, and Fred Meek. Typists-- Reporters- Gwen Wing, Doneta Young, Dorothy Yaussy, Marilou Inscho, Nancy Ashbaugh, Grace Keckstein, Helen Stull, and Sally Ford. Buslness Manager ...................... .,..., R obert Carle Advertising Manager ........,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,., Collectors and Solicitors- Sally Siegle, Louetta Heydinger and Madonna Haala. Circulation Manager ...... ,,,.,,. P 'ritz Michael Exchange Editor -----.- ..... M aurice Pettit Joyce Reimsnyder, Evelyn Brinkman, Vivian Roley, Vera Mead, Patsy Gros-e, and Pat Evers. -50- BUCYRIAN 0 -0 T O O- 0 1946 INTERMEDIATE HI-Y The Intermediate Hi-Y had an eventful year under the leadership of George Wyer, presidentg Harold Stinehelfer, vice presidentg Wayne Adams, secretaryg Robert Schwemley, treasurer: and William H. Helmbolt, advisor. The tirst social event on the agenda was a hayride in the fall for the members and their guests. There was also a Christmas party. The main highlight of the year was, ofcourse, the banquet which was held at the Y. M. C. A. April 12. At this time the club presented the retiring' president, George Wyer, the gift of a fountain pen. WAYNE ADAMS, Secretary. BLUE TDIANGLE The Blue Triangle Club has an enrollment of sixty-nine eighth and ninth grade girls. For our otficers we elected Shirley Leuthold, presidentg Doris Ahl, vice presi- dent: Emma Schott, secretaryg Doris Bergen, treasurer. Our advisors have been Mrs. Tupps, Miss Renkert, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Jones. Besides our regular meet- ings each month, we have had a Christmas party, a Sweetheart party, and a Mother- Daughter banquet. This year we bought a twenty-five dollar Series F. Victory Bond. EMMA SCHOTT, Secretary. -51- BUCYRIAN fs 0 O O O 0 1946 CHDIID First llow: Dorothy Sniitli, Dorothy Ilntcher, lris Haycooli, Naonii Grasll-y. Oiiyeila Mr'i'oy, Joan Houck, lflye-lyn lirinlinian, Xfiriani Slaigvr, Callierinz' Carey, Dorothy llnstnian. llrave SliilTer, llarbara llast. S1-4-oncl Row: Margaret Blows. llarbara Kruse, Donna Willies, Helen Marggraf. Vivian lloley, Vera Nh-ad. Marilou lnsc-ho, Joyce liiltikofer, ll-:ilty Kent, Marilyn l ri+-nd,.llln1- Kntrz, Dorothy I-lites, llnth Fahl, Palsy llillm nhonr. Third llow: Snzaniif- llorick, Sally Ford, Dorothy l'alil, lloborl Dm-nzer, Spencer llurr, Gerald Hf'i'ii'I'l'i, Janies Ke-ni. Donald Anauisli, Cynthia Lutz, l-lyeflyn Me- l'sf-ak, Vivian Seiplv, Nornia Stephenson. i Hlll'iil How: Charles Huggins, Robert Schwenily, Jann-s Huggins, llalph Hubble, Maurice l'etl,it, Clair Geiger, Harold Williams, liclwin Steiaw, Owen Cir-ni, Don lirinkinan. Holland Cainpbell. No picture: Marion Pettit. As a result of the tireless efforts and faithful direction of our director, Miss Ulmer, the high school choir has passed through a very successful year. Oilicers were elected in September as follows: James Huggins, presi- dent: Clair Geigyer, vice president, and Spencer Durr, secretary-treasurer. In January the choir appeared for the first time, wearing' beautiful maroon robes, the gift of the W. J. Michael Association. The white satin stoles were presented by the class of 1945. Outstanding' among' the performances this year were the Christmas program and the Vesper Service on Palm Sunday. On April 5, our choir joined choirs from Willard, Shelby and Norwalk for a festival in Willard. llaccalaureate and Commencement music closed the year. SPICNCICII IJURR. -52- B-ILQYFPIAN 0 O O 0 0 0 12:16 JUNIDIQ CHOIIQ The Junior Choir of forty-one boys and girls chosen from seventh and eighth grades, held its rehearsals every Friday morning. Barbara Armi- tage was the accompanist. The Choir sang for Chapel, and presented programs for the grade schools. Their songs included lVIozart's Alleluia g Lord Most Holy, by Franckg Sea Song, A Chantey, Keep in De Middle of De Road, a spiritualg and Invitation for a Holiday, by Driggs. l 1 -531 BUCYRIAN 0 0 Q 0 'O 9 1946 AUTQGIQADHS cnrf' 4-f,. IX , 0 , , x , D Q 'D . ,,. .Q .ffm vfryfVV'Cs -54ff77 BUCYRIAN Q 0 0 O 0 0 .1946 1. What a technique!! 2. Dear Coach - - - ! 3. Want to bet he misses? 4. Our sen- ior AtIaS. 5. Remains ofthe Shelby football game. 6. Give your brother a head start Dale. 7. Garvin, in the lead, racing around the bend. -55... BUCYRIAN O 0 Q 0 0 0 1946 VQRSITY W -.gi 1 , H .N k . ' Q gas l945 BUS-YR-LAN 0 0 0 0 on 0 Q46- SENIORS ' Captain--RALPH HUBBLE-5'11 , 155 lbs., 4 years service-end. Freshman year served at end, Sophomore year, at guard, and Junior year at end. This year Ralph played 36 quar- ters at end. We didn't win all our games, but we fought hard in all of them. The spirit of never giving up will help overcome hardships in later life. ANDREW AUGUSTINE-5' 7 , 135 lbs., 2 years service--halfback. Served Junior year at halfback. This year Santo played 20 quarters at halfback. JIM HUGGINS-5' 8 , 155 lbs., 3 years service Fullback. Sophomore year served at tackle, Junior year, at quarterback. This year Jim played 32 quarters at fullback. We were an average squad with average guys and have learned the values of being able to give and take. ALBERT ENSMINGER-6' 1 , 190 lbs., 2 years service-guard. Served Junior year as tackle. This year Albert played 24 quarters at guard. We have learned the necessity of training and good sportsmanship. JOHN GABRIEL-5' 5 , 165 lbs., 3 years serv- ice-guard. Freshman and Junior years served at guard. This year John played 33 quarters at guard. We had a good season, learned a lot about of- fensive and defensive plays. BOB ROWLAND-5' 4 , 160 lbs., 2 years serv- ice-fullback. Junior year served at guard. This year Bob played 22 quarters at fullback. JIM TRAUTMAN-6' 2 , 180 lbs., 3 years serv- ice--center. Sophomore and Junior y-ears served at both center and tackle. This year Jim played 36 quarters at center. Although not always victorious I hope that the past season has laid a foundation for many future victories. FRED VOLK-6' 1 , 150 lbs., 3 years service- tackle. Sophomore year served at end, Junior year, at tackle. This year Fritz played 15 quarters at tackle. ' We might not have won this season, but the spirit with which we fought should help in coming seasons. J UNIORS GENE CRESS-5' 11 , 155 lbs., 1 year service -end. This was Dink's first year on the squad as he served 24 quarters at end. We didn't win so many games this year, but we had lots of fun and learned lots of football. JACK DAVIS-1 year service-guard. This was Jack's first year on the squad as he served 10 quarters at guard. I felt we had a fair season this year, and next year we are going to have an excellent one. BOB EDSINGER-5' 11 , 145 lbs., 2 years serv- ice-end. Sophomore year served at end. This year Bob played 25 quarters at end. Although we lost games this year, we had a lot of fun and gained a lot of experience. CHARLES EIICHER-5'8 , 155 lbs., 3 years service-guard. Freshman and Sophomore years served at guard. This year Chuck played 34 quarters at guard. We gained a lot in experience and fundamentals this year, but we didn't rough it up in practice enough. If we all get a little mean next year, we'll walk off with the champaionshipf' JERRY GABRIEL-5' 8 , 165 lbs., 2 years serv- ice-halfback. Sophomore year served at halfback. This year Jerry played 34 quarters at left halfback. We have gained much through our experience last season and will go out next season and really bring home the bacon. DICK I-IERTZER-5' 9 , 150 lbs., 2 years serv- ice-halfback. Sophomore year served at halfback. This year Dick played 32 quarters at halfback. I think that the team has profited by the experi- ence we gained this year. DICK KOBER-5' 10 , 145 lbs., 2 years service fullback. Sophomore year s-erved at both half- back and fullback. This year Dick played 32 quarters at fullback. We improved steadily throughout the season. JACK METZGER--5' 10 , 145 lbs., 1 year serv- ice-center. This was Jack's first year on the squad as he served 7 quarters at center. I think we'lI show a lot of improvement by next VGBT. JIM MILLER-5' 9 , 130 lbs., 1 year service- quarterback. This was Jim's first year on the squad as he served 36 quarters at quarterback. Although we didn't win many games, I believe the season proved to be profitable. ,L CLARK TEMP'LE+6' 1 , 175 lbs., 2 years serv- ice-tackle. Sophomore year served at tackle. This year Clark play-ed 34 quarters at tackle. This season was a failure. but next season we will have more experience and will win more games. JIM WEITHMAN-6', 170 lbs., 2 years service etackle. Sophomore year served at tackle. This year Jim played 34 quarters at tackle. With the combined cooperation of the coaches and the players we should have a good season next year. DON YOUNG-5' 9 , 140 lbs., 1 year service- end. This was Don't first year on the squad as he served 2 quarters at end. We learned a lot of football and should show lots of improvement by next season. SOPHOMORES TOM BOYLE-5' 9 , 145 lbs., 2 years service- halfback. Freshman year served at halfback. This year Tom played 30 quarters at halfback. We will have an experienced team back next year, and I believe we will really come out and win some games. FRITZ MICHAEL-5' 11 , 190 lbs., 2 years service-tackle. Served Freshman year at tackle. This year Fritz played 21 quarters at tackle. We lost our games, but made a gain in knowl- edge of training and experience. PAUL TRUKA-5' 4 , 115 lbs., 2 years service --quarterback. Freshman year served at quar- terback. This year Paul played 10 quarters at quarterback. We learned a lot of football. BUCYRIAN oooooo 1946 GAME IU DIE! BUCYRUS, 6-TIFFIN COLUMBIAN, 34 The lack of experience cost the fighting Redmen heavily as they met misfortune at the hands of the Tiffin boys. The Redmen, unable to stop Tiffin's strong offense, yielded 21 points in the first half. The Red and White, experiencing first game jitters, failed to gain much yardage in the first three quart-ers. I-Iowever, Tiffin, scoring once in the third and early in the fourth, was suddenly stopped cold ln the fourth quarter by a roused Bucyrus eleven. With renewed spirit the Redmen through a sustained drive brought the ball to the 1 foot line where Jerry Gabriel crashed over for their only touchdown. As the game ended the slashing Redmen were again knocking at Tiffin's goal line. Although the game was lost the Redmen, showing much improvement in the fourth quarter, looked forward to a promising season. BUCYRUS, 7-UPPER SANDUSKY, 60 The fighting Redmen went into their second game of the season with very high spirits and high hopes of victory. As the game progress the Upper team, whose dazzling speed, power and passing attack had the Redmen compl-etely outmatched. The lone Bucyrus score came when with the score reading 21-0 against them the Redmen's spirit rose and they fought their way down the field a yard at a time in a steady, determined drive climaxed by a short pass from Miller to Kober in the end zone for the score. John Gabriel's conversion attempt was successful and the Redmen trailed 21-7. How- ever when the Red and White kicked off to the Rams, on the second play from scrimmage a long pass netted Upper their fourth touchdown of the evening as the half ended 28-7 in favor of Upper. In the second half the Redmen seemed helpless as Upper piled up 32 points to make the scoreboard read 60-7 as a sad and dejected Bucyrus team trudged to their locker room. BUCYRUS, 12-BELLEVUE, 26 The Bucyrus Redmen came back after their devastating defeat of the week before with a real tight- ing spirit to give a large and reportedly strong Bellevue eleven one of its toughest games of the year. Every man on the Bucyrus team showed improvement both offensively and defensively, and the spirit of the team rose to a new high ebb. Bellevue started the scoring in a big way when on their second running play they went 66 yards to score. The conversion was good and Bellevue led 7-0. However the Bucyrus team took the kick off and rolled right down the field with Jerry Gabriel going over from the five. The conversion failed and Bucyrus trailed 6-7. In the second quarter Bellevue worked their way down the field to score on a line buck. The conversion was successful putting Bellevue ahead 14-6. Toward th-e end of the half the Redmen took to the air and Miller threw a long pass to I-Iertzer who raced over making the score 14-12. The attempted conversion was no good. Bellevue drove to the Bucyrus three making a first down but a hard tackling team held them for four downs and the half ended. In the second half Bellevue held the scoring spotlight as they scored once in the third and once in the fourth quarter both conversion attempts failing. Late in the fourth quarter Bucyrus drove deep into Bellevue territory but were halted by a pouring rain in the last minutes of the game and though they played a very much improved game, they went down in defeat 26-12. BUCYRUS, 6-WILLARD, 0 Emerging from a tight battle the week before, the Red and White were determined to mark up a victory. The game was mostly give and take during the first three quarters with neither team mak- ing any important drives, with the Redmen holding a slight edge. However in the fourth quarter the fighting Redmen decided it was time to strike: so taking the ball on their own 32, they set up a sus- tained march through vicious teamwork that carried them to the two-yard stripe but were halted. After this drive the ball was constantly deep in Willard territory. With 20 seconds left in the game Jolmny Gabriel, right guard, snared a Willard pass and dashed 18 yards for the only touchdown of the game. The conversion was unsuccessful, and the game ended shortly with the Redmen enjoy- ing their first victory, 6-0. BUCYRUS, 0-NORWALK, 21 After winning from Willard and with their Dads giving out with encouragement, the fighting Redmen took to the field Dad's Nite with renewed spirit. The Norwalk team considerably outweighed the Bucyrus Redmen and proved to be a tough defensive barrier to the Red and White. G-etting off to a good start Ott of Norwalk intercepted a lateral thrown by Jerry Gabriel and ran for the first touchdown of the game. The conversion was good and the score read 7-0 in favor of Norwalk. Norwalk scored shortly after on a pass making the score 14-O. Then the Red and White took the ball on their 29 and drove to the Norwalk 44 where a 15- yard penalty advanced the ball further. While the Miller-Hubble pass combination clicked, Kober and Boyle handled the running. The fighting Reds fought to the one-foot line where Sweet of Nor- walk intercepted a pass and ran one hundred yards for a touchdown which was called back due to a penalty. The rest of the game was well balanced: although the Redmen fought their way deep into Nor- walk terrltory, they were unable to score. In the last quarter Norwalk again scored making the final score read 21-0. ,581 BUCYRII-A-N O- 0 0 0 9 0 1946 GAME IUMMADI EI BUCYRUS, 6-CRESTLINE, 7 Although this year's Bucyrus team was not a winning team or a team not familiar with defeat it was forced to swallow one of its bitterest pills of the season Friday night at Crestline. They went into the game sure that if they played well they would win but it was a sad team that came off the field knowing they could have won. Lady luck passed the Redmen completely by as early in the first quarter when a short Bucyrus pass was intercepted and run back 32 yards for Crestline's score. The place kick for the extra point was good and the Railroaders led 7-0. In the second quarter neither team could make much progress on the wet gridiron which was gradually being turned into a sea of mud. The Redmen came back in the second half trailing 7-0 and looked more powerful than at any previous time in the year. They drove steadily for a first down after first down and behind beautiful blocking Jerry Gabriel scored from the 26-yard line. The line plunge for the attempted extra point failed and the Redmen still trailed 6-7. Through the remainder of the third and fourth quarter Bucyrus consistently picked up first downs and held Crestline to practically no gains but fumbles cost heavily and the Redmen were unable to hold on to the ball long enough to score. Fate in the fourth quarter the Redmen blocked a punt of the Railroaders deep in Crestline's territory but were unable to pick up the necessary yardage and went down to defeat 7-6. BUCYRUS, 14-SHELBY, 24 The Bucyrus Redmen bouncing back from their stinging defeat at the hands of Crestline with a grim and determined spirit traveled to S lelby to play their best game of the year. The entire game consisted of hard, rough, aggressive play with a Bucyrus line and backfield which were both heavily outweighed matching everything Shelby had and more. The Redmen scored first when after an ex- change of punts Shelby was driven back to their own 24-yard line and Jerry Gabriel stole the ball from a Shelby runn-er and with almost all the Bucyrus team running interference he raced over to pay dirt. Brother John Gabrie1's place kick was good and the Redmen led 7-0. Shelby came back to score in the closing minutes of the first quarter but their conversion attempt failed and Bucyrus still led 7-6. In the early part of the second quarter Shelby managed to score again, failed to convert and led 12-7. In the remainder of the first half Bucyrus was hit very hard by penalties as they rambled on three very long runs but all were nullified by penalties and the game reached its peak of vicious- ness as Shelby again scored as the half ended and led the Redmen 18-7. In the third quarter both teams fought very hard to gain the upper hand but neither could make any sizeable gains and neither team gained much on the exchange of punts that followed until in the latter part of the fourth quar- ter Jerry Gabriel again stole the ball from the same Shelby back and tore off on a brilliant 76-yard run breaking through almost the entire Shelby team to score. John Gabriel again converted and Shel- by led 18-14. However time ran short on the Redmen as a long pass set Shelby in position to score on an end run and final gun sounded to end the Redmen's hopes of a victory as the scoreboard spelled defeat 24-14. GALION, 38-BUCYRUS, 0 The Bucyrus Redmen, after a hard played game the week before, came out on the field to meet their traditional foe, Galion, in the annual Homecoming game. Marilou Inscho was chosen Homecom- ing Queen and was attended by Vivian Roley and Vera Mead: however, Miss Inscho was unable to at- tend because of illness. More than 2,000 loyal fans looked on in despair as the Red and White, fail- ing to click, went down in defeat, 38-0. Tue Redmen got off on the wrong foot as Galion drove to two touchdowns in the first quarter, two in the second, and one more in each of the last two quarters. BUCYRUS, 0-DELAWARE, 34 Eight seniors finished their gridiron career for Bucyrus High Friday night as the Red and White journeyed south and met defeat at the hands of a powerful odensive Delaware team. Although the Redmen's offensive seemed to click fairly well, they were unable to stop the ground gains of Dela- ware. Delaware scored midway in the first period and again in the first part of the second period. going into the lead 13-0. The Redmen threatened to score in the latter part of the second period. when. after a long pass from Miller to Hubble. they fought their way viciously to the 7-yard line. but were halted and were unable to score as the hilf ended. In the second half the Bucyrus running game was fairly good, but again they were unable to hold the boys from Delaware as they scored twice in the third quarter and once again in the fourth. And so the gun sounded giving Delaware a 34-0 victory and drawing the curtain on the 1945 season. The season in terms of wins and losses was very unsuccessful for Bucyrus. But viewing the improvement shown throughout the season, hopes are high for the next year. ..59.. BUCYRLAN 6 Q Q Q Q 1946 BASKETBALL -mu-. BUCYRIAN oooo 0 O 1946 BASKETBALL JIM MILLER-5' 9 , 145 lbs., 2 years service- forward. This year Jim played 66 quarters at forward. I surely enjoyed playing this season, regardless of our record. JIM KEMERY-5' 8 , 133 lbs., 1 year service- guard. This year Jim played 60 quarters at guard. EUGENE CRESS-6', 165 lbs., 1 year service- center. This year Gene played 71 quarters at center. We had one of the smallest teams in the league, but I think we had the scrappiest even though tue win columns didn't show it. ALBERT ENSMINGER-6' 1 , 190 lbs., 1 year service-guard. This year Albert played 74 quarters at guard. In spite of a bad season as far as wins are con- cerned, all the inexperienced boys who are now ex- perienced will make up a winning team next year. RALPH I-IUBBLE-5' 11 , 150 lbs., 3 years ser- vice-forward. This year Ralph played 60 quarters at forward. I will never forget the fun I had playing bas- ketball for B. H. S. JIM GALLANT-5' 9 , 135 lbs., 1 year service -forward. This year Jim played 33 quar- ters at forward. It's hard to lose, but it's harder to win. DICK HERTZER-5' 8 , 155 lbs., 2 years serv- ice-guard. This year Dick played 36 quar- ters at guard. I think we will profit by our experience obtained this year. FRITZ MICHAEL-6', 185 lbs., 1 year service- center. This year Fritz played 5 varsity qaur- ters at center, he served 48 reserve quarters at the same position. Our season was poor, but we have a lot of ex- perienced players coming back, and should, with a little luck have a powerful team next year. EUGENE GROVE-5' 11 , 160 lbs., 1 year serv- ice-guard. This year Gene played 4 varsity quarters at guard, and served 68 reserve quar- ters at the same position. I learned a lot of basketball this year. DON YOUNG-5' 9 , 140 lbs., 1 year service- forward. This year Don played three quar- ters at forward. This year I have learned a lot of basketball and will be back next year to use my knowledge. BILL SKINNER-5' 9 , 145 lbs., 2 years serv- ice-forward. This year Bill played 28 re- serve quarters at forward. I learned a lot of basketball this year. RICHARD KIBLER-5'8 , 133 lbs., 1 year service-forward. This year Dick played 21 reserve quarters at forward. I enjoyed the season very much and we will try to have a better record next year. JIM WEIT'HMAN-6', 170 lbs., 1 year service- guard. This year Jim played 10 quarters at guard. Although having quite a bit of bad luck this season, we have a promising bunch for next year. LARRY MORTON-5' 8 , 132 lbs., 1 year serv- ice-guard. This year Larry played 37 re- serve quarters at guard. After this year's experience we should have a pretty good team for next year. PAUL TRUKA-5'5 , 128 lbs., one-half year service-forward. This year Paul played 13 reserve quarters at forward. I had a lot of fun and learned a great deal of basketball. IUIMMADIEI UI: GAME! BIVCYRUS 18-TIFFIN 32 The Bucyrus Redmen started the season with their traditional opener against Tiffin Columbian. The game started slow and at the end of the third quart.r the score was 18 to 14 in favor of Tiflin. The game ended with the Columblans leading 32 to 18. Needles was high scorer with 5 points to his credit. BFCYRUS 30-UPPER SANDUSKY 36 The Bucyrus Redmen came onto the floor and let the Upper Rams have everything they had in the first quarter to go into the lead 13 to 5. However, the Rams were not to be outdone and fought back to an 18-16 score at half-time. The second half was close and tight as the Rams gradually pulled ahead to take the game by the score of 36 to 30. BUCYRUS 32-MARION HARDING 43 The Redmen, getting off to a bad start, were unable to stop the Presidents as they racked up a total of 10 points to but one Bucyrus point in the first quarter. Fouls were very costly to the Redmen-13 of Mar- ion's markers being scored on free throws. The second half was nip and tuck with the Redmen scoring 20 points to the President's 22. The game came to a close with Marion leading to the score of 43 to 31. Hub- ble was high scorer with 10 counters while Ensmingtr had 8 points. IIFCYRUS 36-BELLEVUE 52 Once again the Redmen tasted the bitterness of defeat as the Bellevue Redmen surged ahead in the first quartr 11-1. Things went badly as the men from Bellevue doubled the score in the third quarter 42-21. The game came to a disastrous close as the score board read 52 to 36 in favor of the Bellevue Redmen. Hubble again was high scorer with 9 points while Ensm.ngtr trailed with 8. 161.- BUCYRIAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 1946 IUMMADIES Ol: GAME! DUCYRUS 32-FOSTORIA 43 The Redmen hit the warpath to Fostoria but came home with their feathers dragging. The first quar- ter was tight and well fought as it ended with the Fostorians leading 13 to 12. However, the Redmen's op- ponents soon pulled ahead and the game ended with the Redmen trailing to the tune of 43-32. Hubble again was high with 8 counters closely followed by Ensminger with 7. BUCYRUS 23-GALION 43 The Redmen met their traditional foe. Galion, on the local floor and were trampled into the mud. The half time score read 17-12 in favor of the Tigers. The Galion Tigers scored 15 points in the last quarter to send the Redmen to lower depths by a score of 43-23. Gallant led the Redmen with 8 points. BUCYRUS 33-SHELBY 42 Again the Red and White hung up a loss as they seemed unable to get a foothold. The Redmen. show- ing great possibilities, led at the end of the first quarter 10-9, but soon bit the dirt as the Whippets shot up their end of the score to 29-17 as the third quarter sounded. The game ended with the Redmen trailing by 20 points. Hubble led with 8 marks while Ensminger netted 6. IIIICYRUS 42-CIIESTLINE 30 Bucyrus won!! The Fighting Redmen got off to a discouraging start in the first half and were trailing to the tune of 15-11. However. during the halftime, the smoke rose from the Redmen's tepee and a new and determined team came out and ran up the score to 31-23 at the end of the third quarter. The fans went wild as Bucyrus further boosted the score as the game ended with the Railroaders trailing 42-30. gligesrl keg g1feTE orers with 13 markers but was closely followed by Cress and Gallant with 11 markers each. , . , BUCYRUS 17-NORWALK 61 The Bucyrus Redmen just simply were no match for the powerful Maple Leafs. The first quarter end- erd lg:-3 wlaue the second quarter ended 32-0. The game ended with the score reading 61 to 17 in favor of t e orwa team. BUCYRUS 30-WILLARD 25 Recovering from their devastating defeat the week before the Redmen came back to win over the Crim- son Flashes o Willard. The Bucyrus boys played w.th all their hearts and the first half ended with the fighting Redmen leading 20-15. Aided greatly by scoring of Hubble, 15 points. the Redmen were able to gontirnueillyi boost the score until the buzzer sounded and the game ended 30-25. This was the second win or t e e men. IHICYRUS 45-KENTON 57 The local hardwood again sounded as the Redmen pitted their strength against that of their foes, the Kentonites. While the Redmen trailed at the end of the first half 33-26 they narrowed the margin in the third quarter to but 6 points. Hubble played an cxctptionally good offensive game by racking up 26 points. The Red and White lost by 12 points. IIUCYRUS 261UPPER SANDITSKY 44 The news was bad again. Hoping to avenge their earlier debeat the Redmen met a slightly stronger team than was expected. Trail ng at tile end ot the milf 2..-9, the Red and White were unable to stop Upper?-2 compination-Wolfe and Schnelker. Hubble was again the top scorer for the Redmen with a total of 13 markers to his credit. BUCYRUS 28-SHELBY 46 Things looked darker and darker in the Redmen's tepee. The smoke rose slower and slower. Shelby took the lead immediately and held it throughout the game. The Red and White trailed 22-10 at the half timre' and dcontinued to lose ground for the reniainder of the game. Cress was high point man with 9 points to s ore it. IIUCYRUS 20-DELAWARE 30 The Redmen fought a good battle but were unable to make that extra point. Foul shots, of which we had 14 and made but 3, cost the boys plenty. The Willis team made 14 out of a possible 18 foul shots. Tiiv fighting Redmen, though trailing at half t.me 125-11, held the lead at the end of the third quarter by one point but the Delaware team did them 2 better to take the game 30-29. BUCYRUS 26-GALION 40 The Redmen took to the trail to do battle with the Galion Tigers. lt was a rough and tough contest in which fouls played a large part. First quarter was very close with the score reading 4-3 in favor of the Tigers. As the game advanced the Gallon players giadualiy widened the margin until the tn.rd quarter score read 26-20. In a last quarter splurge the T.g. rs ran up the score to 40-20. Ralph Hubble CIIIAUIPJ 12 markers to his credit as the high scorer. IIUCYRUS 30-PORT CLINTON 50 The Red and White took the floor with fire in their souls and zing in their playing. Leading a much taller Clinton five the Redmen led in the Hr:-it qu:u't.r 10-9 and 19-18 at half t mo. However the second half did not go so well as the opponents took the le: d to pile up a score of 50-30. Kemery was high po.iit man with 10 credits. llUf'YRllS 25--MARION HARDING 51 The Red and White journeyed to Marion in hopes of avenging their earlier defeat. However, things went had and the Presidents stacked up 29 po.nts compared with ten for the Redmen in the iirst half. The garnlesendied with Marion in the lead 51-25. Cress was the high scorer with 10 po.nts and Gallant followed wit po nts. IIUCYRIIS 38-CRESTLINE 35 THE LAST GAME Oli' 'l'r1E SEASON AND OUR I AST VICTORY!! The Fighting Reds took over the ball immediately and led throughout the remainder of the game. During each of the hrst three quarters, the Red and White outscored the Railroaders of thiee points. However the Crestline team made a ser ous threat in the last quarter when they outscored the Redmtn oy 5 po.nts. High point man was Hubble with 3 points. 'l'0l'RNAMl41N'l' GAME-KIUCYRUS 36-LIMA CENTRAL 41 ln an exciting overtime game Bucyrus lost to L ma. Central in the tournament at Kenton. The Fight- ing Reds were well on the way to victory when the had ended 22-125 in tne.r favor. But the third quarter spelled disaster as L'ma scored 16 points to Bucyrus' 3, However, the never-die Redmen came back to tie the game up at 35-35 as the fourth quarter ended. In thc overtime L.ma scored seven points to w.n the game 42-36. Miller was high scorer with 11 markers. -52- BUCYRIAN Q 0 Q Q 0 0 1946 TIQACIK Although the track team last year was one of the smallest in years, the team had a fairly suc- cessful season. The team, which was coached by Joe Riccardi, was composed of approximately 20 members. Only one man, Wayne Jones, graduated, leaving the school with practically the same team for this year. The Redmen opened the season with a dual meet with Tiffin Columbian. Although Tiffin had many more men entered in each event, the locals nevertheless came home with their first victory, the score being 63-55. In the second meet of the year, a dual with Galion, the B. H. S. tracksters again emerged vic- torious. with a ten point lead over the opponents. Although the score was tied up to the last event, the mile relay, the Redmen won that event and also the meet, the final score being 64-54. - The third meet of the year was a different story for Bucyrus, however. In a tri-meet at Kenton, the Redmen were third by a large margin. Kenton took first with 67 points, Bellefontaine, second with 60, and B. H. S. last with 21 points. Ashland's invitational meet with six schools entered was the last meet of the regular season be- fore the district meet at Mansfield. Bucyrus scored 2414 points to take fourth place, outscoring Norwalk and Galion. Port Clinton took first, with Painesville and Ashland taking second and third respectively. The district meet at Mansfield was the last event of the track season. ROY GARVIN. JUNIUIQ l'1l IDDIDTI This year the Junior High athletic program advanced more than ever before in the school's his- tory. A regular program was set up, equipment was furnished, and the boys from the seventh to the ninth grades were trained and sent into competition with Junior high teams of the surrounding towns. Coach Charles Tschanen handled the football team until the return of Coach Alex Kish from the navy, after which Coach Tschanen was made assistant Varsity coach and Coach Kish handled the team through the rest of the season and then coached the Junior high basketball team through their season. The Junior high football team played a number of inter-squad games and two games with Shelby. Although they lost both of their games to Shelby, they showed tremendous improvement by the time of their last game in which they were defeated 13-7 in a well-played, aggressive game. The Junior high basketball team played 12 games with the neighboring towns of Galion, Shelby, Crestline, Mansfield, Upper Sandusky, and Mt. Gilead. They won three of these 12 games defeating Shelby, Upper Sandusky and Mt. Gilead. The basketball team also showed great improvement through the season winning two of their last three games. It is hoped by all that this expansion of a Junior High athletic program will continue so as to better prepare boys for varsity competition. -63- BUCYRIAN 0 0 0 0 0 'ff 1946 SDDIQTI The athletic activities at Bucyrus High School this year were marked mainly by expansion and improvement. In the sports section we have given you comments of players and coaches, together with impressions which the year's activities have left upon them. We sincerely believe that when a year makes such a favorable and beneficial impression as the present one it can never be called un- successful. The main desire in the minds of those who leave high school athletics this year is that B. H. S. athletic activities will have a victorious future. The coaching staff consisted of four coaches: Palmer, Tschanen, Kish, and Wasylik. Mr. Jack Palmer came to Bucyrus this year to take over the job of building successful athletic teams. He came to our school with 14 years of coaching experience. He had just completed three years as head coach at Urbana where he had great success turning out championship teams in both football and basketball. This year at Bucyrus he acted as head coach for football, basketball, and track. Coach Palmer's comment on sports in general at B. H. S. in 1945-46 was: Despite the scores of the game, which, of course, indicate in no way the progress of the boys in basic fundamental development, it is quite pleasing to see individuals gain in stature by showing improvement from week to week. It is my hope that this basic foundation that they have received will have a beneficial effect on their spirit and action for the team's success in 1946-47. Ithorough- ly enjoyed working with the boys and my interest was concerned with their welfare. This year Mr. Charles Tschanen served his fifth year at B. H. S. This year he handled the Jun- ior high football team until the return of Coach Kish: he then served as assistant Varsity football coach and during the basketball season handled the reserve basketball squad. He had previously served as head coach of basketball and track for two years. As Junior high football and basketball coach, and as reserve basketball coach. His comment: I feel that conditions are improving and if B.icyrus maintains a youth athletic program even- tually it will have representative teams. In the latter part of October Mr. Alex Kish returned to Bucyrus High, after serving three years in the Navy. He was honorably discharged as a Cnief Petty Officer after having served as a Company Commander. Most of his service was at Sampson Naval Base. Mr. Kish after his return coached the Junior high football and basketball teams. His comment: I believe' there is promising material among the Junior high boys which will show up when they reach the Senior high years. At the beginning of the second semester Mr. Nicholas Wasylik returned to the coaching rangs ot' B. H. S. Coach Wasylik served in the Navy 26 months and was honorably discharged as a Lieuten- ant J. G. While in the Navy Nick was closely associated with athletics. During his first year in the Navy he played quarterback on the semi-pro Fort Pierce football team. He coached baseball at Fort Pierce and the following year acted as football backtield coach. His comment: Bucyrus will have a lot of experienced boys coming back next year and should have good teams. This spring as the Annual goes to press, the track team is hard at work preparing for six meets plus the N. O. L. meet at Galion, May 14, and the District meet at Mansfield. The baseball team is also hard at work preparing for six games plus a tournament whcih will open at Bucyrus when we meet Galion. Some highlights of the year were: A trip to Columbus to see a college football game, the football team being the guests of the Ohio State University. A trip to Cleveland to see a pro football gam: followed by a dinner. The football squad was the guest of Mr. Clayton E. Gerhart. A trip to Columbus to see a college basketball game followed by a lunch. The basketball team was the guest of Mr. Charles A. Michael. The annual football banquet with Coach Widloes of Ohio State as the main speaker, the foot- ball team being the guests of the Bucyrus Booster Club. One of the most important highlights of the year was the adoption of plans by the Board of Edu- cation for the erection of a field house on the high school athletic field. This building was made possible by a gift from the Ohio Locomotive Crane Co., through the downtown Booster Club. The presentation of this gift was made at the annual football banquet in December, 1944. The plans call for a building 90 by 20 feet and will adequately accommodate 70 players and is expected to be com- pleted by the 1946 football season. By resolution of the Board of Education this building is to be known as the Charles F'. Michael Memorial Building in memory of Charles F. Michael ,founder of the Ohio Locomotive Crane Company, a gentleman and a sportsman. It is thus after a year of great improvement that Bucyrus high school awaits with high hopes and expectancy the coming year of athletics. -641 B'UCYRlANi 'O 'O 0 4' ' 0' 4' 1946 ALUMNI The first BUCYRIAN yearbook of 1908 included an alumni directoryg thereafter, the yearbooks for 1912, 1929 and 1931 continued the list of our graduates. This present list is the first attempt since 1931 to present a complete and alphabetical roster of all B. H. S. graduates. Of the 3,400 alumni, some information is at hand except for about 100 persons, whose whereabouts are unknown. Lack of space prevented the inclusion of ad- dresses since 1901. The following key will be helpful in consulting these class lists: An asterisk Oil, in front of a name indicates the graduate is deceased. A second name following a name in parenthesis is the married name. A question mark UD in front of a name suggests the probability that the graduate is deceased. A maiden name, followed by a dagger ULD indicates that the graduate is married but that her married name is not known to the alumni editor. B. H. S. casualties in the war are indicated by CW.W.ID,'following the graduate's name. It is the alumni editor's hope that this list may serve as a nucleus for a complete directory of names, addresses and biographical notesg such di- rectory to be issued in some future yearbook. Mistakes are unavoidable, so are omissions: as they are found by read- ers of this list, please phone the office of the Superintendent of Schools, 157275, and report them. DAVID GLICK, Alumni Editor. HOWARD E. HAVRON, Advisor, 1946 Bucyrian. -C5- BUCYRLMV 1 870 'Sallie lFranzl Kerr 'Mary lHowenstlenJ Manly 'Anna B. Sears 'Sallie QSimsJ Spencer 'Emma fSummersJ Pero 'Kate lSwingleyJ Fulton 1871 :lglillie Hcmvenstelrg I rances .cro gs .. ig .. 'Minnie twrlggtj Rogvseyeqr 1872 'Thomas P. Hopley 'Bell Johnston :Mary lLewisJ Morrill Joanna lMyersJ Henthorn 'Charles F. Picking Althea fQualntanceJ Dier, Golden , Colo. 'Mary tScottJ Magill Alice Sears. Bucyrus, Ohio 'Hattie fSummersJ Stametz 1 873 ?Annn tBeilharzJ Ingman, Vallsca, Iowa 'Lewis Haman 'horln Jordan 'Mary lliirklandl Schuyler 'lda lRuhlJ Bowers 'Irene iShawJ Hamnn ?Webster Van VVlnkle 1874 'Charles Albright Kate Hopley. Bucyrus, Ohio 'Harry Howenstein 'Mary lJonesJ Woodside 'Nettie 1McCrackenJ Colmery 'Hamilton Ott 'Annetta lschecklerl Williams 'Minda Sears 'Bessie iWiseJ Hodges 1875 'James Albright 'Charles Fisher 'Plnckney Fisher 'Ida 1'Hot'fmanl Stewart Frank S. Monnett, Columbus. Ohio 'Charles Penlleld .1876 'James D. Beer 'Clara Biddle 'Edward M. Biddle 'Lizzie tlleardorffj Dimon 'Hiram W. Fenner 1877 'Emma tLommassonJ Hill 'Mary McKlbben 'Ida QMessnerl Smith 'Charles J. Scruggs 1878 'Herbert Blair 'Roy Chesney 'Cordelia tClymerJ Muir 'Ella QFuhrman5 Bliss 'Sallie Giarrisj Sears Harriet Hopley, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Susie IM:-Donald! Adams 'Frank I. Ruhl 'Rufus V. Sears 'Edward Vollrath 'Blanche lWardJ Chesney 'O' 0 O 0 AU 1870 'William Beer 'Ida tBennettJ Johnson 'Smith W. Bennet 'Anna fDroughtJ Bennett 'May Frey 'Ella lGormlyJ Monnett 'Edward Kern Fannie lP'oguel Miller, Bluffton, Ohio 'Ida Pope Anna Mary Reid, Ft. Wayne, Indiana 'Lydia Streib 1880 'Carrie 1BlairJ Ensminger 'Kittie fEverettJ Shiflcy 'Della tHullJ Wolfe 'Mattie tJourdenJ Messner 'Emma Munson 'Allie McDonald 'Jay Robinson 'Kattie Van Voorhis Otto Vollrath, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Allie lY0stJ Hartley 1881 'Ida' iBarrettJ Ten Broeck 'Josie lHaman7 Ruggs 'Mabel Hofman 'Celestia Ker 1 rl Eckert Blanche fLemertl Copeland. Bucyrus, Ohio 'Grant A. McNutt 'Grace tMunsonD Parish 'Florence Perrott Kathryn Pope, Chicago, Illinois 'Hortense lVeilJ Nuessle 'William R. Wise 1882 'Fred Barth 'Albert Beal Lizzie 'tBlairJ Roehr, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Ella tDroughtJ Reece Mattie qFrayerJ Halm Bucyrus. Ohio James R. Hopley, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Anna 4LauckJ Franey 'Anna fMcCrearyJ Heinlen 'Mattie fOsmanJ Kelly 'Emma tRoehrJ Hihbard 'Laura Vollrath 1883 'Cora Albright 'Della Bowers ?Jennie iBrinkerhoffJ Smith 'Etha fCorrellJ Odaffer 'Arthur Frey ?Bertha Howell, Christiansburg. Ohio Millie Uohnstonl Hord hella lSchellJ Schieber, Los Angeles, California 1884 'Grace lGormlyJ Beal! Susie 4GormlyJ Picking, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Zua iJohnstonJ Stivers 'Becco lKearsleyJ Duffy 'Effie iMonnettJ Bennett Henry Pope, Chicago, Ill. 'Ella tLakeJ Aylward 'Mary 4RowlandJ Foster Hiram Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio 'George A. Stewart Wilson R. Stewart. Cleveland, Ohio 'Jennie tWeberJ Rood Anna tZeiglerQ White, Bucyrus, Ohio -5g. 0 4 1946 1885 ?Edgar Allen 'Jency tCorrellJ Baker 'Charles Hetich Frank L. Hogley, Bucyrus, O io 'Laura tKernJ Wollweber ?Mattie QKochJ Ruprecht, Lakewood, Ohio ?James Penlleld. Spokane, Washington Margaret tPerrottJ Stoltz Bucyrus, Ohio 'Ed. G. Reid 'Edward Rexroth 'Emmanuel Shifley John Williams. Bucyrus, Ohio 'George Williston 1886 Flora Albright, Columbus, Ohio John Allam, Toledo. Ohio 'Eva Qbalzellj Hurr 'Daisy Deal Ernest Frey, Chicago, Illinois 'Frank High 'Harley Hill 'Mary Uohnstonj Powell 'Sallie lMetzgerJ Keil 'George Padgett 'Elizabeth isneppardj Hopley Gertrude tStigerJ Chadwick, Columbus, Ohio 'Eva Vollrath ?Lelia QWidgeonl Shatzel, Los Angeles, California 1887 Lewis Battefeld, Bucyrus, Ohio l.Villiam J. Donnelly, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Lewis H. Heinlen Fannie QI-Iumistony Davenport, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Gurney Kreider 'Maude lMcCarrellD Reid Jessie Messner, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Mary llhckingj Sheerin Charles E. Reece, Bucyrus, Ohio Minnie Robinson, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Joseph W. Ross 'Margaret CRUDDJ Stetler Bertha iSearsj Dorrance, Carpentia, California 'Ida tStewartj Sheckler Augusta lWalkerj Loviette, Lewisville, Ohio 1888 Jennie iFranzJ Barth Bucyrus, Ohio 'Charles R. Gillis 'John C. Gormly Walter M. Hamilton. Washington, D. C. Warren E. Ketgilinger, Cincinnati. hlo Hortense McNutt. Springfield, Ohio 'Frank W. Monnett 'Charles E. Munson William C. Munson, Parkersburg, W. Va. 'Lulu lReedb Ebert Lucy lSmithJ Kyle, Redlands, California Gertrude lSongerJ Bradley, Bucyrus, Ohio 'James S. Thompson BUCYRIAN 1889 'Frank E. Assenheimer 'Maggie fBeerJ Schambs ?Rudolph J. Bodmer Washington, D. C. Blanche tClymer5 Gormly, Gulfport, Mississippi 'Mable tFisherJ Ulmer 'Ralph J. Fitzsimmons William C. Franz, Sault St. Marie, Ontario 'Tillie Heinlen Grace tHighJ Washburn, Bucyrus, Ohio Pauline fHooverb Howard. West Hollywood, California 'Joseph W. Hopley 'James L. Lauck ?Harry Reager, Clairton, Pa. ?Minnie iReeceJ Fahl Carrie tRowseJ Keyt, Toledo, Ohio Arnie iStigerJ Cretcher, Oak Park, Illinois Catherine tStewartJ Cook, Los Angeles, California 'Jessie M. Williams 1890 'Grace Albright 'Robert Beer n Gertrude Birch Ernest H. McComb, Indianapolis, Indiana 'Orra E. Monnett ?Mame tReagerJ Silvers, Clairton, Pa. 'Talmadge J. Ross 'John Stiger 'William Witter Linnie tWortmanJ Fowle, Grant's Pass, Oregon 1891 'Nellie High Alva S. Humiston, Sandusky, Ohio Mamie tHumistonJ Vollmer. Bucyrus. Ohio 'Gertrude Kerr Hallie Kerr, I Los Angeles, California 'Wallace L. Monnett Ella fLauckJ Squire, Cleveland, Ohio Stella tLauckb Wise, Bucyrus, Ohio Ruby fSearsl Carpenter, Lakewood, Ohio Sophia fSchaberl Emberland, Hammond, Indiana Florence tWentzi Hough, Chicago, Illinois Della Wlngert. Bucyrus, Ohio 'Guy D. Swingley 1892 'Merce Albright 'Fritz T. Beer 'Cora lBessingerJ Dinkle 'John W. Birk 'Mary Blowers Ida tBoganJ Hodge, Chicago, Illinois Waldo M. Bowman, Toledo, Ohio Lillian tCampbelll McGreagor Detroit, Michigan 'Irene lFaulknerJ Fisher Carrie fFultonJ Phillips, Marion, Ohio Ernest G. Gettman, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Katie King' Augusta Kleindinst, Bucyrus, Ohio Mazie Lauck, Cleveland, Ohio -O O 6 'O AU Reynolds J. Mapes, Oakland. California Julia lMonnettl Cass, Troy, N. Y. 'Lizzie fMonnettJ Cass Clarence C. Metzger. Bucyrus, Ohio 'Jay J. Morgan William L. Peterman, Columbus. Ohio 'Nettie iReeseJ Smith Rowland M. Smith, Chicago, Illinois Ella Volk. Bucyrus, Ohio 'Ella fVollrathJ Pringle 11893 'Benjamin Beal Edwin G. Beal. Bucyrus, Ohio Mary QBealj Housel, Oklahoma City, Okla. 'Mary iBeerJ Lothian Loretta fBerryD Fitzer, Columbus. Ohio Bessie iBlackJ Thompson. Columbus, Ohio 'Sallie tDeardorfJ Dill Mabel fDornblaserD Phillips, Chicago, Illinqis Nellie Fitzsimmons, Spokane, Washington Millie lHooverJ Reid. Oceanside, California Minnete fKargJ Unger, Plainview. Texas Sarah iKrauterl Neff,- Sulphur Springs .Ohio h Carrie tMillerJ McLaughlin, Cleveland, Ohio Tobert S. Reid. Oceanside. California Thomas A. Stiger, Everett, Washington Frederick Streib. Los Angeles, California 'Mary Streib 'Clara tVollrathl Houston 1894 Martha Beal, Bucyrus, Ohio Mary Cristee. Delaware, Ohio 'John S. Dornblaser Alberta Ensminger, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Mellie Franz. Elva tFieldJ Corey, Seattle, Washington Alida tGardnerJ Black. LaFayette, Georgia Jennie tHeinlenb Hartman, Philadelphia, Pa. ?Della fHolmesJ Luckey Mina 4Kanzleiter3 Shoop, Roanoke, Va. Amanda iKrauterj Baumann, San Francisco, California Harry C. Leonard, Philadelphia, Pa. Esther tNussbaumJ Mitchell, Halcyon, California 'Nellie fRexrothJ Noyer 1895 Joseph Beal. Farmersburg, Indiana Margaret iBlumenscheinJ Kurzel Bucyrus, Ohio Josie tllornblaserl Walters. Chicago, Illinois 'Elmer Gerson Pearl CJohnsonJ Sears, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Bertha Knoedler 'Lorenz Michaelis Edith tMonnettl Williams, R. F. D., Tampa, Florida -67- 0 Q 1946 Rachel fMonnettJ Beal. Bucyrus, Ohio Myrtle fMorrowl Hindley. Monroeville. Ohio John Perrott. Beaver Falls. Pa. Cora 1Stigerj Goldsmith. Columbus, Ohio 1 896 'Ralph M. Albright 'Lora CAngellJ Ulmer Edna lBirkD Kennedy, Bucyrus, Ohio Gertrude fDonnenwirthJ Leifer Bucyrus, Ohio Lillie A. Eckard, Bucyrlus. Ohio 'Victor P. Faeth Anna tHendersonJ Henderson, DeWitt, N. Y. Blanche Uohnstonj Schaber, Bucyrus, Ohio Calvin F. Lampert, Cary, Illinois Nellie iLeitzJ Oberlander, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Elsie tMaderJ Koch Eva lMatthewJ McGaughey, Galion. Ohio 'George Mengel 'Stella G. Miller 'Margaret A. Quilter 'Frank G. Ross Nettie tSeegerJ Wearstler, Barberton, Ohio Gertrude tTeelD Scott, Lansing, Michigan. 'Charles A. Ulmer Gertrude tVollrath3 Walling, Johnson City, N. Y. 1897 'Otto Assenheimer Cora 4BarthD Munz. Bucyrus, Ohio Guy Conkle lM.D.j, Boyne City, Michigan Clara tDeckerJ Patton. Cleveland, Ohio 'Gertrude lDolleJ Gilbert 'Garda Harris Desda tHeller7 Schell, Bucyrus, Ohio Estella QKanableJ Blackmer, Washington Courthouse, O. 'Ida 4LampbertJ Green 'Malcolm Laughbaum James W. MilleI'. Bucyrus, Ohio Tony tMollenkopfJ Kreuger, Akron. Ohio 'Edgar Perrott 'Susan tReidJ Norton 'Albert Stoltz 'flirace CSuttonJ Moore, Muncie. Indiana 1898 'Carrie tAlbrightJ McFarland 'William Beal Edith tB1ytheJ Wiseman, Joliet, Illinois Myra iFitzsimmonsJ Hubbel, Spokane, Washington Clara Gherisch, Bucyrus, Ohio ?Fred Holbrook, California 'Walter I-Iubbel, Spokane, Washington Lulu lKnoedlerl Auck, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Rolla Linn ?Massana lManbeckD Robrock Bessie tMillsJ Egan, Washington, D. C. 'Bertha Munz Earl Reece, Toledo. Ohio BUCYRDMV 1898 lCondnuedJ Jeanette Rexroth, Cleveland. Ohio Arthur Scheffer, Detroit, Michigan. Edith 4TaplingJ Miller. Bucyrus, Ohio Bertha tYeagley7 Holtsberry, Kenton. Ohio Percy Young, Dayton, Ohio Josiah Zelgler, Bucyrus, Ohio 1 899 Clement Faeth, Columbus. Ohio Walter Heinlen, Wickleff, Ohio 'Claude Jamison ?Susie tKramerJ Dawson, Oklahoma Frank P. Leonard, Bucyrus, Ohio Bessie tLeitzJ Cooley, R.F.D.. Willard. Ohlo Sylvia tPaschallJ Miller, Youngstown, Ohio Robert Picking, Bucyrus, Ohio Mabel tRichi-irdsl Beam, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Carrie fRupensbergerl Arnold Harry Van Voorhis, Bucyrus, Ohio Walter Van Voorhis, Bogota, Colombia, S. A. John Wentz, R.F.D.. Bucyrus, Ohio Vay fWiIliamsJ Maudsley, Bucvrus, Ohio Carl Young, Bur-yrus, Ohio 1900 'Edna iBessingerJ Wright 'James Black Josie tCaldwellJ Metzger, Bucyrus. Ohio 'Milton Cobb Cora flleall Holmes, Detroit, Michigan 'Stella Faeth Floyd Farquhar, Bucyrus, Ohio Ella tfiamblel Young, Cleveland, Ohio 'Beatrice Holbrook 'Pearl Hopley 'Emma Kehrer Sadie tMlllerl Meredith. Mansfield, Ohio 'VVilliam Miller Ursulla Mills, Bucyrus, Ohio Ora Ross, Bucyrus, Ohio 'Nelle tSmithl Klnninger Nelle Ufaplingl Smith, Columbus. Ohio Edna fTeelJ Corey, Columbus, Ohio Garret White. Bucyrus, Ohio 'Olga Winegartner 1901 Lola 4AndrewsJ Tobias, Ventura. California Eva iBaileyl Bucher, Columbus, Ohio Ivan Farquhar, Utica, Y. Leo Farquhar, Toledo, Ohio William Fisher. Los Angeles, California Edith tGravelleb Smith, Crestline. Ohio Arthur Haver, Columbus. Ohio Earl Heinle, Cleveland, Ohio 0 O 45- O AU Clara fHoffmanJ Berndt, B .. Ohi ucyrus io 'Gertrude QI-Iooverl Walker Frank Jones, Indianapolis, Indiana John Kirk, Bucyrus. Ohio 'Metta tKnoedlerJ Ackerman Harriet Kramer, Seattle, Washington Toinette fLichtenwalterJ Lyons, Rockford, Illinois Blanche tManbeckJ Jones, Indianapolis, Indiana Ralph O. Perrott, Bucyrus. Ohio Lois Reid, Chicago, Illinois Elizabeth Rexroth, Marion, Ohio Elva fRexrothl Campbell, Galion. Ohio Raymond Rexroth, R.F'.D., Bucyrus, Ohio 1 902 Bertha fBealJ White Charles Cooper Allen Farquhar Dudley Feiring 'Fanny 4ForrestJ Young Mildred tGettmanJ Bradstock Gertrude Heckert Earl Hennecke Acsah tliumistonl Grove Ralph Johnston Claude Keel Earl Keyes Leia tKeyesl Bond 'Ray Laughbaum Luther Leonard John Marshall Fred Matthew Anna fMillerl Breisinger 'Minta Miller Barry Mulligan Edward J. Myers lda lMyersJ Casey Clarence Neff Blanche Pfleiderer Bertie tllupersbergerl Miller Blanche fRutterJ Worcester 'Earl Sheffer Lillian Ufapplingb Torrence Blanche Trautman Harry Walther 'Mary lVVentzJ Bell Minnie 4WinegartnerJ Goecklcr 1 903 Charles Conklin 'Jessie Dick Susie fEbertl Crall lmo tGambleJ Black 'Percy Holmes Raphael Jamison Esther iKrauterl Eshelman Minnie fLeiferl Keel Helen fLinnJ Myers 'Pearl Lichenwalter Robert Miller 'Edna Pfieiderer Vera CPriceJ Leonard 'Frank Quilter Urna lSarlesl Work Verna lSarlesl Hagan Amelia lSchottJ Snyder Ralph Schott 'George Schillinger Lillian Thomanl Smith Helen tTobiasJ Phillpot 'WVinifred Stiefel 1904 Hazel lAndrewsJ White Ross Black Gertrude Colter Cora iDerl1erJ Hageman Earl Eaton Dora lEichmanl Welch Josephine QEtsingerJ Myers Mabel tlfarquharl Crawford ..53- 0 0 1946 Jay Fltzmaurice ?Mabel Hartline Mary lHendersonl Heater Grace tHenneckeJ D'Arcy Hazel tHollandl Fisher Marcella tHolmes7 Cole Ernest Jamison Bessie P. Johnston Mildred QKernJ Kiess Clinton Kiess Clinton Kiess 'Harry Kimmerline Alma tKrauterJ Portman Blanche Ledinsky 'Arthur Liebich Joseph Link 'Frank Messner Winifred Munz Lois tNeffJ Bristol Grace fl'etersl Mohler Brooks Rice Clare Richards Pearl Schearer Carrie tSchieberJ Harshman Clara Schieber William Smith James Stiefel Robert Swingley 'Mazie Trautman Marie Veil Roy Walters Frank Woodside Herbert Young 1905 Maggie lAidtJ Stager Ralph Black 'Lillian Barth Blanche fBeehner7 Herman Gertrude tBilsingl High 'Rose DeWitt Laura Gardner Iva KI-Iartlinej Case 'Sylvia Marshall Harry Miller Elma fMollenkopfl Crall Macie tMyersl Krauter Edward Schaffer Frank Tustison Bertha Weichold 1906 Bertha tBoganl Barraider Earl Cook Millie QCoe7 Orthwein Mary ttjrallj Sturtz Nellie lCrallJ Ellis John Darr Charles DeHart Delta liligmon Judson Geiger Fannie QI-Ieffelflngerj McNeal Earl King Earl Kinsey Fern Lichtenwalter Lvcurgus Marshall 'Mabel tMeyerl Baker Bertha tMnnzJ Ryan Grace fRosinal Cornell George Ryan Cora Schott Irene 4Tappling'j DeHart 'William Unger Donald VanVoorhis Otto Wagner Cora tWaltherj Jamison Charles Williams Anna qW.negartnerJ Kostenbader Emma lfVinklefoos 1907 'Carrie iChambersJ Quaintance Edith tChesneyJ Carlisle lcebecca QConkleJ Beall Pearl tDerflerl Musser Wllda Dick Mildred fEichmanJ Bonner Wilbur Fisher Hugh Harrop Clida iKnoedlerJ Braden Louise fLeyvisl Freeze Arthur McCory BUCYRIAN 0 0 0 0 O 0 1946 1907 fCondnuedJ NVilliam Myers Rena fNussbaumD Donnley John Quaintance Arthur Schieber I Lulu 4ShealyJ Phillips Martha Stuber 'Jeanne Vollrath 1 908 Stella CBarthJ Gebhart Walter R. Beall Frederick F. Blicke Orpha Coe Cleo QlJeLashmuttJ Severin Grace Dimon William A. Gardner 'Elsie Gebhardt Mae Hammond . Margaret tJohnstonJ Geiger Ralph A. Jolly Lois Keller Marie iKimerlineJ Schieber Rosa 4KrausJ Himsel Louise Linder I VViv1I'eld S. Mahlie Mae McCrory 'Chester A. Mack 'Luella Mollenkopf 'Alice Moore Arthur F. Neff S. Ernest Neff Roscoe L. Price Stella tQuaintanceJ Meck Vella lQuaintanceJ Rinker Mae lSchearerD Olinger Harold L. Schieber Carl E. Schuster Paul B. Sears Edwin VV. Seeger Marie Streib'r Edna fVollrathJ Willaman 'Wilbur S. White 1 909 Burton Braden Violet iFitzerJ Conkle Homer Foster Cleora fflerhartj Rees Haxel Hammond Martha fKantzerJ Bretz Grace fHartlineD Hood Hazel iHein1enJ Costello Mary lHolmesb Ewing Mary QLambJ Hanover Donna fMcCrearyJ Nussbaum Edward Menninger Alice O'Donnell Wilford Picking Frank Sandhammer 'Kathryn Scott Flossie CStiefelJ Rorick Rhea Tracht George Trautman Omer Tum 1910 'Roy L. Ash Karl R. 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Robert Pettit Richard Pfouts Maxine fRandallJ Coombs Margaret iReberl Cole Eugene Reiff Marlon Reynolds Helen fRisingerl Steifel Billy Rlzer Florence CRobinsonJ Wake Mary fRogersJ Crokie Mary fRossl Stephenson Alfred Rowles Robert Rule Vivian fRushJ Painter Teddy Rush :- IO 47 0' O- UM Kathryn lSabbackl Du-bbs Marvel 1Sandtordl Rindfuss Thelma CSaullJ Dicks Martha KS-':hieberJ Collins Virginia fSchnabelJ Hubbert Car Schemel Esther fSchulzeJ Rexroth Alice lSchreckJ Heeder Mary Jane fSearsj Heine Orlena lshanerl Stoltz Coleen Shawi' Robert Shupp Ruth Spurlock Fred Spurlock Bette fStedmanJ Catella Juanita Strawser Evelyn fStuckJ Taylor Wilbur Stuckert Russell Sturtz Malcolm Talbott Doris 4TobinJ Garvericic Anna Topper Lucile lTopperl Stewart Philip Truka Janis fTurneyj Ley Harry VanVoorhis Myron Welty Gusta Wenninger Willard Wentz Wllbert Wert Jean iWhittakerl Beaty Clifton Woltz Janet lYoungJ Bandanaro 1939 Raymond Ales Eileen 4ArmstrongJ Sackett Ann fArnoneJ Washer Wilma Baise Aldine tBarberJ Morton Franklin Beardsley Robert Beattie Mary 1BenedictJ Kall Jonothan Bowser Dorothy Brombacher Betty fRushJ Armstrong Dorothy fCarisJ Eusey Mary Jane 1ChandlerJ King Edith tColeJ Shumaker Eleanor 1CookJ Hammond Evelyn Cook George Cooperider Dwight Cover Doris Cress Charles Deaver Robert DeLashmutt Dorothy iDiederichJ Dible Maxine Dowler William Dustman Caroline Engelhard Lois qEnsmingerJ Schifer Walter Esterline Kenneth Fegley Odeal QFike7 Rindfuss Robert Finney Opal 1Fordl Hussey Wilma QForemanJ Warnock Esther fGalitzaJ Finucane Forest Garey Rosemary lGearhartJ Zellner John Gebhardt Robert Geiger Betty fGerstenslagerJ Brown Ruth Glaskas Doris iGubernathl Elsasser Evelyn iGuthmanJ King Robert Hancock Peggy Hanna Eileen QHeathb Lust James Heiby Robert Hess Helen 4HollenbaughJ Barrick Jean iHubbleJ Black Byron Jacobs Richard Kanable, U. S, Army QW. W. IU Mary fKap1anoffJ Conners LeRoy Karber Marianne QKauDDl Bauer Robbe Lee tKenningtonD Lohr Janet iKiessJ Spreng Dolores iKinnJ Mollencopt' Dorothy fKlineJ Wilson ..78.. t if 0 0 1946 Mildred CKochJ Reed Ralph Korb Maxine Krauter Virginia QKurtzl Tomlinson Francis Law Paul Liiht Donald impach Richard Lohr Ruth Lutz Janet lMcF'arlandl Wenninger James McGinty Alice tMcNuttl Buxton Virgil Marquardt Jane fMaudsleyJ Michael Chester Mills Gilbert Mollenkopf Lloyd Mutchler Sherman Norton Alice Nye James Oborn Russell Oppenlander Robert Pickering, U. S. Army IW. W. IIJ William Powers Charles Quaintance Jack Rarick Edith tRinkerJ Clark Lillian Robertson Jvycelyn fRobinsonJ Looker Jeanne CRockwellj Donnenwirth Joseph Sanzo Hillis Schieber Evelyn tSchnabeU McCracken Ralph Schreck George Schultz Betty Lou QSearsJ Dallas Richard Secrist William Seits Helen fSensJ Seits Richard Shackelford Robert Shoemaker Clarence Smith Evelyn Smith Grace CSnavelyj Grogg Violet Snyder Betty fSocinJ Foster Lnld iSongerJ Henderson Cecil Souders John Sponseller LeVerne Steigerwalt Kenneth Stewart Mary Ann 1StoddardJ Steffen Robert Stone Thomas Strub Eva QTravisJ Walter Richard Ulmer Thomas Vance Marjlorie fvirtuel Hartungv William Warnock Eleanor 1WenningerJ Beck Genevieve fWilsonJ Harrer Raymond Wilson Stanley Wilt Elizabeth Yuhasz 1 940 William Appleman Kathleen QBaumJ Miller James Beattie Janis fBeattieJ Swisher Donald Beebe Elizabeth Bendock , Betty tBenedictl Meil John Black Irene Caldwell Irene Candel Lucile fCarlisleJ Dobbins Harry Chance Frederick Christman Maxine Clady William Cullen Virginia lDenneyl Moser Billy Dias Paul DiBlasi Hugh Dobbins James Dobbins Elsie fDreherJ Williams James Dunlap Eleanor Fegley Edwin Flexser Robert Flohr Bernard Galitza Gladys Gallinger BUCYRDMV 1940 Q Continuedj Tressie fGatchelll Hammer Betty fGeiserJ Raybuck Kenneth Gracely Robert Grauer Betty lGregoryJ Hern Robert Grove Walter Haaser Alice Hammondl' Janet QI-Iarveyj Schwartz 'Charles Heiby, U. S. Army KW. W. ID Mary Heller Mary QI-Iernl Richard Eldon Hildebrand Orval Hoover Willis Hubble Alice Jacobs Margaret Keller Eugene Kiess Earl Kintz James Kisor Betty lKnechtJ Longworth Donald Knell Margaret Kruse Mabel tLahrJ Wolfe Edna fLehmanJ Schrier Martha Ann Lown Cleona QMcAdamsJ Stormer Earl McClary Dorothy tMcNuttl Minnick Eleanor McPeak William Mack Wayne Markley Velma fMarquardtJ Willett Caroline 1MillsJ Alspach Franklin Myers Ethel Nelson William Oberlander Darl Orewiler Irma QPHDDJ Kelly Jack Parsel Mary Jane lPearlJ Berry Betty Jane fPeppardJ Reinhard Jack Peppard Luba. Petroff Mary fPettit7 Kocher Robert Rarick Howard Reeder Charles Ross Robert Royer Barbara lRuhlJ Odland Edward Rush Sabria QRushJ Moser Dolores fSaffelJ Prinkert Lee Saffell John Savage WVilfrcd Savage Willa Mae fSchelll Drake Ruth Schieber Alena lSchulzeJ Roberts Joyce Shaw? John Shilfler 'Pearl Smith Charles Snyder William Spaid Richard Spurloek Cornelius Staton Helen Strub Dorothea Stuckert Willard Swisher James Tate Gerald Thiel Mary Ellen fThompsonJ Woltz Walter Tobin ' Robert Trucks David Truka Joseph Turney Ruth 1UngerJ Ruhland Charles Veil Robert Virtue Mary lvolpel Brennan Donald Willett Warren Willett Gertrude fWilsonl Scott Gilbert Wilson Betty fWindsorJ Garner John Wyatt Martha fWyerJ Pott Alex Zahary O O 0 -0- 9 0 AIJN 1941 James Anslow Wanda fBarberJ Keel Martha fBargerj Vance Marjorie 1Bashl Orians Vera lBattonJ Huml Ralph Biby Mary Bippus Robert Bonin Mary Jean 1Braytonl Fegley Junior Breymaier Donna fBrinkmanD Kanable Lillian QButtermanJ Cavrich Jane iCampbelll Kafer Robert Carle Betty Carter Phillipine Carvitti Betty fChandlerJ Zawacki Robert Chandler Virginia fCliftonJ Miller Mary Colcott Robert Collene Eleanor Cook Don Crouser Betty fDreherJ Larick Rita fEvansJ Walton Dorothy tFegleyJ Stacie Elra Mae Flexser Lawrence Frasch Robert Frazee James Gebhardt Janet fGlaskasJ Perito Betty Gorsuch Leatrice Goebel Constance iGroveJ Spaid Robert Haala Margaret fHaaserl Howe Maxine iHaileyJ Chaney Theodore Heckler George Hickson Donna Hollenbaugh Ann Howard Martha Clnschoj Pettit Catherine Jack Jack Kanable Carson Kanode Mary tKatonal Williams Dorothy 1KellerJ Long Stanford Kemery Robert Kitchen Marjorie Kline Barbara Korb William Korner Donald Krauter Robert Lady Martha LaWT Esther fLayerJ Staton Ruth Lieder Jane 4LoughleyJ Kanode Donald Lutz Charles Lybarger Robert McFarland Betty fMcMichaelJ Breymaier Betty McPeak Marion Metzger Walter Michael, Jr. James Milam Marjorie Mitchell Donald Mitchelson Doris fMouserJ Beauboef George Mueller Betty Jane Murphy' Betty Virginia 1MurphyJ Langdon Vanda Nichols Lester Nigh Marcine Neumann Lynn Newby Ann Noblet William Norris Eileen CO'KeefeJ Larrick John Osborn Boris Petroff David Peppard Jean fPettitJ Rowell Marilyn 1Pettit7 Yost Wilbur Pettit Robert Pflrsch Jeanne qPtieidererJ Scheaffer Richard Raybuck Kenneth Reiff Mary Alice 1Rienhardl Johnson Clarence Richard William Rinker ..79.... 1946 Dorothy Robinson Richard Ross Ellsworth Rowland Zeddy Rush Kathryn fScheererl Patton Mary Scheerer Rita Schuler Frederick Schulze Ruth fSchuIzeJ Santoro Faith 4ShackelfordJ Stoddard Eileen fSickmillerJ Kottyan Irene fSimonJ Smith William Slabach Tom M. Smith Evelyn Spencer Carroll Snurlock Betty StahlT Virginia Steiger Mary fStewartJ Gaydos Wanda Strawser Mary Teynor Robert Teynor Francis Topper Maxine Traver William Truka Emmitt Tupps Maxine lUlmerl Levin Paul Wenner Darrell Wenninger Doris West Betty KWhiteJ Sherer Betty CWidmanJ Peppard Walter Williams Kent Wilson Catherine iWindsorJ Sexton Eunice Winebrenner Elnora 1Youngl Steele Clyde Yost Margaret Zahary Joseph Zarcone 1942 Glenn Ahlefeld Robert G. Anguish Robert E. Atkinson James Augustine Jean Bailey Helen lBarcizJ Tatman William A. Beal Maxine Beale Ruth Beall Joyce Beattie Winifred Beattie Dorothy Bechtol Janet Beller Harry W. Berry Jack Kent Bowen Barbara Brooks Mary Grace tCampbelll McFarland Angelo Caporini Nolan W. Carson Patricia Case Juanita Charleston Richard D. Christman Clark N. Clady Paul L. Clayton Thomas H. Clayton Leona fCoffmanJ Linn Jane Ann QCollinsb Peppard Dean F. Cooperider Joan Culver Eleanor Day James DiBlasi Marjorie Dinkel Norman R. Dobbins Glenn G. Durr Marjorie Eaton Alfred S. Engelhard Mary fEsterlinel Johnson Betty Fegley George F. Fischer Robert Flock William Foulk John Fox Robert W. Gardner Wilma QGatchellJ Crawford James F. Geiger Elizabeth fGrimml Efaw Eva lHardyl Davis Bettie Ruth tHaycookJ Mollencop Caroyl Hess Cora Hildebrand Kathryn Hildebrand BUCYRDMV 1 942 1 Contlnuedj Sara QI-Ilnesj Pfouts Doris tKarberl Whaley Frederick R. Keller James Kennedy Ralph R. Kibler Viv an fKiessJ Bogan Cyril Klnn Carl J. Klssllng John Kline Dean Edward Krauter Ruth Kronenberger Kenneth Landes Dale Leonard Don Robert Leonard James Leuthold Lola Light Virginia tMag'ersJ Schultz Ric ard Magers Shirley Mead Doris lMlllsl Talbott Robert Mitchell Rlchard D. Murphy Jane Oberlander Richard Oborn Paul Outhwaite Walter Parsel Clifford Pettit Martha Pflelderer Sylvia Pflelderer Donald Raybuck John Edwin Rehm William L. Reinhard Gordon Reinhardt Louise Relnlngert Betty tRlddlel Stiger Betty tRobinsonJ Wald Lois Ann Rockwell Betty 4Rolei? Beattie Helen Roric Robert O. Schell Dorothy Schlefer Margaret iSchrierJ DelFavero John D. Sears Joan lShumakerJ Truka Floyd C. Smith Ivan Smith Jane Smith , Betty tsonserj Durtschi Rosemary paeth Martha Sgaid Norman purlock Hertha tstephensonj Hill Roy Stinchcomb Neill A. Teets William E. Teynor Jane Ann Thompson Dorothy Trucks Edward Truka Janet iVellD Berger Irene iVolkl Rettlg Jeanne lVolkJ Gebhardt Donald Welty Fred Widman Marjorie QWidmanJ George Richard Willis Robert E. Wilson Barbara Woltz Marcele Yaussy James F. Zarcone Edgar V. Zellner 1943 Marjorie fAlbrightj Smith Ruth iAllerl Spurlock Benjamin Anslow Vlrglnia 1Applegatel Kern Frances tArmstrongJ Clegg Edward Baehr William Barker Richard Bash Eugene Beebe Calvin Beeson Jean tBeesonb Mltchelson Joyce Biby Jack Bishop Oliver Blackburn Harold Blancett Robert Blue Noel Bogan Joyce Boucher Jack Brady 0 0 0 'O O 0 AU Wilma Jane Breymaier Raymond Brown Catherine fCarleJ Zelgler Margaret Carle Nina Carver Barbara Jean tColej Miller Marjorie tConnersJ Shealey Robert Crawford Stella tDavlsl Long Wilford Denzer Betty fDinkelJ Shuck Robert Driscoll Robert Esterline Bette tFeaselJ Pocs Mary Kathryn Fegley 'Jerome Fox, U. S. Army, CW. W. ID 'Charles Galitza. U. S. Army KW. W. IIJ Mary Goebelt Rose Mary Haala Maxine Haycook Ruth Heckler Mary Louise Heinz Carol fHoodl Roush Rosanna lHordJ Thomas Mary Hubble Paul Johnson Richard Kent Evelyn Kibler Robert Kincade Marion fKingJ Kail Lowell Klnn Veldron Kirk Naomi tKnechtJ Nlgh Kenneth Krauter Dale Leonard Wilma Long Imogene fLoomisJ Agnelly Elizabeth Mackl' Ruth Mahlle Doris tMillerJ Bailey Betty lMitchelsonJ Wenninger Paul Pettit Earl Pfeifer Paul Phillips Dale Purdy Lewis Ricker Robert Rinker Florence Rowland Virginia Ruhl Lucy Rush Carol fRyanJ Craven Sarah Salhaney Paul Savage Jeannette Schuler Fred Shaner Robert Sharrock Charles Shuck Vivian Sickmiller Irene lSmithJ Moss James Smith George Staiger James Starner Jack Steele William Steele 'Eldon Steiger, U. S. Army. CW. W. IIJ Betty Stephenson Bonnie tStephensonl Nause Cora Jane Stuckert 'William Stuckert, U. S. Army, CW. W. ID Margaret Tobin Donald Truka Angela tVolpeJ McKeithan Anne fWarnockJ Mumford William Weaver Jacqpeline tWellingtonJ Closson Rose Wenninger Louise Widman Robert Williams Ralph Wilson Margaret Yuhasz Robert Zeigler 1944 Margaret Ahl Martha 4AlthouseJ Keller Charles Baehr Rosemary Baumgartner Paul Berry Darlene Billet -m.. 1946 Drusilla Bippus Donna Bonin Mary Joan Breisinger Robert Bryer Helen Rush Audrey Campbell Wanda Candel Ruth Carle Thomas Casey Keith Clayton June Collinson Betty lCookj Lyons .Floyd Cotsamire Elwood Cox Frederick Cress Robert Daine Robert Davis Rose D'lBlasi Donna Dicks Robert Dow Janet tEatonJ Ross Helen Ensminger Dora Jane Fields Martha Fox Rita Fox Virginia iGarvinl Powers James Gatchell William Gatchell Marv fGrasleyl Stuckert Irene 4Graul Futch John Grauer Donna QGubernath9 Gabriel Dorothea Haala James Hawk Howard Heinlen Mary Joan Heydinger Marvel Hildebrand Marilyn CHilyardJ Miller Robert Hines John Holt Florence James Maralyn Jean Kennedy Eileen Kennlngton LaVonne Kiess Evelyn Kline Donald Knabenhans Ruth Krumbach John Landis Joan Laughbaum Edmund Law Robert LaVallee Frank Lee Annabelle Leuthold Jack Light Lewis Luse Virginia McClintock Phyllis McFarland Helen McGraw Richard Metcalf John Messerschmidt Arlene tMitchelsonJ Brumbelow Thea Mouser Dorothy Murphy Leland Orewiler Kenneth Pflrsch Betty Quinn Dick Reed Herman Rittenour John Rorick Eleanor Ross Mary Ellen Rossman Corliss Rutter George Sakel Elwood Schiefer Alice Schillinger Clara. Schillinger Arthur Schnabel Dorothy fShifferJ Fischer Jack S uck Gerald Sipes Robert Skaggs Edward Smith Frederick Smith Harold Smith James Sponseller Donald Spurlock Edward Staiger Helen Stephenson Rodney Teets Lawrence Teynor Betty Thiel Ruth tilgurnerl Lybarger Helen lmer Arden Vaughan 1944 lContinuedJ BUCYRDMV 0 0 AU William Gearhart. Bucyrus, Ohio 0 O- James Volk Donald Wiseman Betty Jo Woltz Richard Zahn 1 945 Harold Applegate, U. S. Army Mary Arnone, Bucyrus, Ohio Carol Barber, Bucyrus, Ohio Thomas Barton. U. S. Marine Corps James Beale, U. S. Navy Jeanne Beale, Bucyrus, Ohio Daniel Benham, U. S. Army John Boucher, U. S. Navy James Burk, U. S. Navy Barbara Campbell, Bowling Green University Donald Campbell Corona, N. Y. Inez Caporini , Bucyrus, Ohio Harry Carver Bucyrus, Ohio Shirley Clinger, Bucyrus, Ohio Jack Collins, U. S. Navy Richard Cory, U. S. Navy Betty Dalton, Bucyrus, Ohio Dean DeVore, U. S. Navy Frances Findling, Bucyrus, Ohio Mary Ann Fischer, Bucyrus, Ohio Harold Flock, Bucyrus, Ohio Phyllis Franklin, Bucyrus, Ohio Marguerite lFreyJ Flock, Bucyrus, Ohio Lois Griffitts, Bucyrus, Ohio Eunice Grove. Bucyrus, Ohio Jane I-Iaala Bucyrus, Ohio Barbara Haigh, Ohio State University Marilyn Hail, Bowling Green University Charles Harter, U. S. Army Gene Hawk, U. S. Navy John Hazen U. S. Navy Dorothy Heckard, Bucyrus, Ohio Carl Heil, Bucyrus, Ohio Calvin Heinlen U. S. Army Robert Hughes, Denison University Wayne Jones, U. S. Army Eugene Kehrer U. S. Navy Sylvia Kiess, Bowling Green University Charles Kissling, U. S. Navy Rosemary Kline, Bucyrus, Ohio Marjorie Kent. Shelby, Ohio Lois Lam Bucyrus, Ohio Willard Landes. Merchant Marine Harrison Landis, U. S. Army D-Wight Linn. U. S. Army Don Luse, E. Ky. State Teachers College Mona Jane Maskey, Bucyrus, Ohio Juanita Myers, Bucyrus, Ohio Raymond Pfleiderer, Bucyrus, Ohio Mary Jo Rauth, Bucyrus, Ohio ..m- + 4 1946 Shirley Rife, Bucyrus, Ohio Walter Robertson, U. S. Navy Ruth Russell, Bucyrus, Ohio James Rutter, Bucyrus, Ohio Louise Schillinger, Ohio State University Frank Schneider U. S. Navy Donald Schultze, Bucyrus, Ohio Hope Shackelford, Bucyrus, Ohio Walter Seebohm, U. S. Navy Betty Lee Shea, Baldwin Wallace College Lenore Shuck Bucyrus, Ohio Betty Skinner, Bucyrus, Ohio Betty Slabach, Atlantic Union College Evelyn Slane, Bucyrus, Ohio Edward Smith, Bucyrus, Ohio Robert Spaeth, U. S. Army Donna Stahl. Bucyrus, Ohio Elinor Travis, Bucyrus, Ohio Mary Louise Vallas, Bucyrus, Ohio Virginia Volpe, Wilmington, Ohio Martin Weaver. U. S. Navy Jacqueline Weller, Bucyrus, Ohio Jeanne Williams, Bucyrus, Ohio Mary Alice Wilson, Bucyrus, Ohio Harold Yaussy, Bucyrus, Ohio Carrie 4YoungJ Gingery, Bucyrus, Ohio Jeanne Ann Zeigler, Bucyrus, Ohio Paul Zwilling, U. S. Army BUCYRIAN Q 0 + 0 4 + 1946 AIJTDIEIQADHS 1 82 -. ADVERTISEMENT! BUQYRMLLV-0 0 0 0 0 0 1946 Iuunuunuunnuuuuuuuuuuunuunn nun -nun 'nun nun ununnnn nun uunuuunnuuuuu W. A. RIDDELL CORPORATION Manufacturers of The WARCO Line of Road Building Machinery The AMERICAN Line of Clay Wo1'kings Machinery The HERCULES Line of Rollers Oflice and Factory-Bucyrus, Ohio BUCYFIAN 0 0 I 0 0 O O 1946 f 'N Compliments of The OHIO LOCOMOTIVE CRANE COMPANY X.- BUCYRIAN 0 0 CONGRATULATIONS i to Class of '46 . , Selt s Motor Sales - Herbert's Bakery Baehr's Marathon Service Station ' - MARATHON GASOLINE 8z OIL Washington Square Bucyrus, Ohio Compl1 m0nts Of V olkmer's Battery Shop C 0 nz. II I im vu ts of Kilgore's Sohio Station ' i STYLE VALUE QUALITY ' Grose's Men's Wear Bucyrus Food Products Cor. W. Mary 8: Jump St. ' ' POTATO CHIPS 8: CANDY CRISP POPCORN CANGRATULATIONS to the Class of '46 ' Dick's Place GROCERIES MEATS BUQYRIAN Q -0 - Ol -19f16 Wm. Wise 1 Sz Sons Leading Compliments Furniture Merchants of d an J. C. Penney Funeral Directors :P Company Private Invalid Coach :fl Phone 5512 if Golden Rule Baby Chicks Hatched and Sold 9 Norton s bythe for GOLDEN RULE Distinctive 'i Floral Golden Rule Arrangements I' I ll ne 5770 - 214 lVest Liberty St B U C Y RIA N 0 O O 6 Q 0 1 9 4 6 9 CONGRATULATIONS Lamb S to the Class of '46 , from Wall Paper -- -- Dupont Paints Sears Sz Roebuck Struble's Drug Store Venetian Blinds -- -- Shades Bucyrus. Ohio ' CONGRATULATIONS to Class of '46 Where Good People Meet Bucyrus Bakery and Eat ' CONGRATULATIONS Con1p.'r1'fmvnts to Class of '46 of from Cussins and Fearn Schultz Elevator C0- ' l Colmplimmzlfs Cmnplrifnzwzts of Of B. W. Shafer Super Kroger Store -il 3 BUCYRIAN 0 O 0 0 1946 Drew's Gulf Service Bucyrus, Ohio il Wilson's Gulf Station Marion Road i L. O. Seiple GULF REFINING DIRECTOR Bucyrus, Ohio Sylvester M. Hardesty Station Sandusky and Irving Streets Bucyrus, Ohio C omp lim ew ts of Hi-Speed Station EMMET Porky LYONS C on L21 I ffm zfzztx of Frederick's Sunoco Station 435 E. Mansfield Street Phone 5653 'Bucy1'us, Ohio C077Z1I.lf'H1! IItJ of Stull's Shell Station M. W. Cox-E. Mansfield 8z Lane Phone 5642 - Bucyrus, Ohio 4 C0'I7L1JlIi'l'lL6'lItS Of Light's Shell Station BUCYRIAN 0 1 The BAUMOEL Store The Best of Everything ' Congratulations to Class of '46 O. L. Landes JEWELRY i Congratulations and Best Wishes from Firestone Store ' ' - Stan Shelley Clothing BUCYRUS' STORE for MEN Sz BOYS ' B LL C Y RIA N 0 O O O 0 1 4 6 BEST WISHES Compliments to Class of 1946 of ' Clover Farm Store CllllY'S ' GLEN QUAINTANCE, Prop. News Stand KING 8: CONN Musical Instruments Kloepfer's Electric Store RANGES ELECTRIC SUPPLI S ' iL'ompl1'mcnts Of Heckert Bros. Lynch's Shoe Store SHOES, HOSIERY, RUBBERS for THE ENTIRE FAMILY GET YOUR SHOES SHINED and Your HATS CLEANED at Pete's C ofmpli m v nts Of Lake's Jewelry Store CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '46 Bob's Sandwich Shop BUCYBJAN- 6 1946 -11 Bucyrus Lamp Works - Bucyrus Glass Works General Electric Company T.1. BQJCYRIA!-V Q 0 0 O O O 1946 f X Compliments of The SOZONIAN VAULT COMPANY L -BUCXLFEIAQI 3 3 3 Q 0 0-1346 1 Compliments of Compliments u . f Seckel and Hllborn 0 1 Henderson 8: e-ee+fe-e-e---+-e-e'e-+-e ----'- ROYAL QI Sta dard and Portabl Typewriters C. Allen Adding Machines SUPPLIES 81 SERVICE Spiece's I Typewriter Store Phone 5959 Bucyrus, Ohio 1 i , . Compliments Reeve s Office Supply of 2 SUPPLIES, GIFTS and STATIONERY We Serve Only Phone 5867 The BEST BUCYRUS RESTAURANT AIR CONDITIONED Geo. H. Davis, Prop. BUCYRUS, OHIO BUCYPIAN 0 0 0 O 0 0 1946 Gerharts Pure Food Good Luck Class of '46 Dustman Coal and Supply Company Phone 5677 Compliments of Steele's Studio Pl otography of Quality Phone 5712 Compliments of Cotsy's Shell Station BUCYRIAN 0 'O 0 0' 1946 C0lIL1Ill'7Itf H.tS of Carle Grocery The Ulmer Electric Company Complim ents vf Freddie's Cab Haala's Battery 8: Ignition Service 234 N. Sandusky Ave. Bucyrus, Ohio Hillon's City Newstand Christmas Toys - Christmas Cards Metropolitan Papers - Magazines Colmplinwnfs Of Birk's Leather Shop Best Wishes from MunZ Funeral Home Compliments of Fisher's Hardware BUCYRl!LLV-0- 0 0 0 0 Q 1946 Smith Tool 8: Engineering Company The Smith Incubator Corp. BUCYRUS, OHIO Walther Hardware Hardware, Paint, Oils, Glass for the Factory, Farm or Home Machinists' Tools Carpenters' Tools Glass for Automobiles-Any Size or Shape Sign of the Big Sau ' Phone 5113 Bucyrus, Ohio BUCYRIAN A Q 0 0 Q 0 1945 Tell the World With Signs CONGRATULATIONS COHlIIll ll1l I1tS to Class of '46 of l Leuthold Sign Display Myers Cleaners i CONGRATULATIONS 'Io R. to the Class of '46 Insurance 2 Z. Steager's The Sanitary Grocery 'i' J. G. F. Wurtemberger Schmette Phone 5623 'i 321 S. Sandusky Ave. The House of Famous Popcorn ' ' C ompl ffm on ts York Cafe of FINE FOODS 0. F. Kime ,Z Lumber Co. Q-UCYRIAN 0 0 0 0 Q 0 1946 C0l1l1Jll'7Ilt'Il,tS of Corona Hy School Grocery Food Store Quietest Place in Town Nedelds 2 Mazniros Ftmieoo Confectionery C C OS ' ' ' The Quality Printing Company STATIONERS -- PRINTERS OFFICE SUPPLIES Bucyrus, Ohio gt If your clothes are not bccomin you- - - - you should be coming to us .Iay's Toggery Long's Shoe Store On The Square Compliments vf Reed's Beauty Shoppe Our HIISULHSS is Beauty for You BUCYRIAN 0 O 0 0 1946 Compliments of Ryder Brass Foundry Company 'Bucyrus, Ohio Best Wishes of General Hydraulics, Inc- BUCYRIAN 0 0 ff 0 'O O 1946 5 Compliments 1 to the Compliments Class of '46 of The Jersey Maid Telegraph Dairy Forum 1 5 :D cr: Kibler Compliments of Motor Sales Ao Jo YOUI' 3 CHEVROLET FARM IMPLEMENT and DEALER BUICK Dealer 4:- 3 BUCERIAIIY- O 0 0 'O 0 0 1946 - l The Crawford Steel Foundry Company BUILD WITH STEEL CASTINGS I - I F ISQS nu11nnIIInnunuuuununuunuunuu A. L. WINTERS CHARLES WILES E. BLAIR RUHL F. P. SITLER EMERSON LEUTHOLD JEAN FROCKS, Inc. CITY CAB FRED HEYDINGER REV. J. DAVID MUMFORD DR. FRED VON KAENEL Compliments of DR. R. E. KNAPPENBERGER DR. A. D. BUMSTEAD R. E. LIMPACH WILLARD CLADY DR. LOUIS COVERMAN ANTON E. SPAETH H. A. BARRETT E. B. HAGAMAN JUDGE C. U. AHL E. C. OPPENLANDER COMPLIMENTS OF GOODYEAR TIRE STORE J. E. Huggins J. W. Hopley Co. all kinds of JOB PRINTING Bucyrus. Ohio FORD BLHZYRLAN A Activities ........... Advertisements .... Alma Mater ....... Alumni Roster ....... Annual Staff ...... Autographs B D. C. Baer, Superintendent ...... Band ........................................... James Barrett, In Memoriam ............. Basketball .................................... Blue Triangle ............. Board of Education ...... Booster Club .... , ......... Bucyrlan Staff ...... C Choir .............. College Club ....... D Dedication ...... E Eighth Grade ........ F Faculty .............. F. H. A. ............... . Freshman Class .... .. G Girls Athletic Association ........ Girl Reserves ...................... 50 52 36 43 43 0 0 -0 0 0 I N DEX H 39 Highlights of the Year...... 83 I 2 Intermediate Hi-Y ..... 65-81 40-41 J 54'82 Juniors ...................... Junior Choir ..............,., 6 Junior Class History...... 42 Junior Hi Snaps ..... 4 L 61, 62 51 Leaders Club .... 5 S 47 Seniors ........................ ,..,,,. Senior Class Prophecy ........ Senior Class Will. .......... . 46 Senior Hi-Y Senior Snaps ....... 3 Seventh Grade ..... . Spanish Club ....... Sports ................. Sophomores .............. Sophomore Snaps ...... Stage Crew .........,...... ......7, 8, 9 Summary of Games .... .. 49 35 V Varsity ................... Varsity B Club ....... Vocational Club ........ 1946 ......25 Earl R. Seidner, Principal ........ ..,.... .. ............ 10 .......21, 22, . ..... .. .......... ... 31, 32, ........58, wma BUCYRIAN O Q-f ol 7 0 1946 BUCYRIAN 0 0 Q5 Q Q 0 1946 'W m UJLL C9 E ! 14 .iQ SCIRGLL