Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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Je, I A 1. , 1 'QL , u 1+ de Zacafzdcm 7?52 Wolozme XLII Editor - Myron Veil Advertising Managers - Robert Darling Nancy Eickel Charles Solt Subscription Manager - Angie DeWinter Published for The Class of l952 Honorably by B. H. S. Nominally by The Senior Class Actually by the Annual Staff Look from the pathless, azure dome, Tune of Alma Mater of kli is Q pf!-'- -1 ff:-nl 9, . '69 K4 To thee we love to sing. The name that sets our hearts aflame, And makes our voices ring. To Bucyrus High our dear old High, ln praise our voices swell The scenes of happy high school days, The Home we love so well. morning glow which fills the east, sun which shines at noon, .,. .- 00 0 al l at ' in Q 02 J To Bucyrus High we raise our song, .. CT a H 0 I ' Oh Oh Oh stars which bloom at eventide, Oh radiant glowing moon, Zum Mez Our high school halls and high school walls, The B.H.S. we love. When from the fold we far shall stray, With souls no longer young, We'll ne'erforget our high school days, Those happy days gone by. And when our steps have feeble grown Our iourney almost done, E'en then with fleeting breath we'll praise Our dear Bucyrus High. And bless us from above, Denison University 'I gm .sail 5,05 Q K . s . 7 P Wanda g A Q1 Men of Bucyrus High, on to victory, And the Red and White. 1 Every mon in every way Oh, Varsity, in Bucyrus High expects her Varsity We're for you, T0 win today. Here for you, to cheer for you. C 1 Rahl rahl rahl rahl We hgye no fear for ygu 0 '1- Win for Bucyrus Highl Oh, Varsityl 3 Q 0 Varsity, down the field Tune of Alma Mater of the University of Michigan Never yield, raise high your shield! March on to victory for Bucyrus High '7 55, ' 5 lf- Q' ,. all Al gaming sou' KLM YPA lA'.x!rpM. HOWARD E. POP HAVRON For his many years of unselfish devotion to the schools and community of Bucyrus, this i952 annual is affectionately dedicated to Mr. Howard E. Pop Havron. Pop is a teacher who truly makes his subiects live, and, in so doing, enlightens and inspires his students to a degree rarely surpassed by present-day educators. A lg 353.23 W 0 0 IVARY J. MILLER FRANKLIN LAMAN Superintendent Prir1CipGi gamma! af Z vacation Left to Right: J. E. Huggins, Charles Wiles, Harold Wilson, James Overholt, Roy Widmcn .,-J Ls L. N wi .l fi X 7-' .4 VV V V sgk MI N MISS GLORIA CAVALLO Miss MARY JANE BENJAMIN Q MR. JAMES EDWIN DOBBINS I I !E MR. RICHARD FRANTZ 2 , 'firm' N I . MRS. MARY LOUISE FERGUSON MRS. LUCILLE J. HALM 8 MISS GRACE HIBARGER .1 J MR. HOWARD E. HAvRoN Mass DOLORES KENNEY :+P ..-U ,, A 3 1. Wav MR. ALEX KISH g5,-.'?i4'fQ, MR. RICHARD KING 5 MISS ELLA MECK 9 MISS KATHRYN MECK MR. FoREsT w. MERTZ A 'WP fan? , MRS. HELEN MILLAR MR. CHARLES D. NELSON VT , 2 .I We-gffw 'Q Haig 3 V In f MISS JUANITA RENKERT IO DR. CLARA SCHIEBER f . .7 -1 XD f -' J- ' 1 L. ... 11114 I 15Qfl'7-ff' JV, JS. . 7 0 I MR. MARVIN SHAFFER Wvff muucuu sum: 4 4 Y llfmh-fi Bu nM,1,1,.Sh!uMdjnl Z, Jin ' ,ff RDORTSM MR. JAMES SINIFF sewi- 1 MRS. MARIAN SHELLENBARGER MISS MARJORIE SMITH II MR. J. RICHARD SIMCOX MR. FRANCIS STEWART MR. Cl-:ARL ES TSCHAN EN ZX EL, '7- -: I i RI? vm MISS FRANCES THOMPSON I CEI MRS. ALICE TUPPS sw ' fu f '- vin VQIIIQZ MISS EDNA ULMER MRS. ETHEL HAINES Superintendenfs Secretory I2 .Q MRS. LURA HOFFSIS PrincipczI's Secretory MRS. MARVEL SEITS Attendance MR. ELMER McADAMS Maintenance Miss ALICE ROBEY Superintendenfs Secretary . - S Efffix gg ag: 3 13 MR. OTTO I. ULMER First Floor Janitor MR. ROY SHORTY STURTZ Second Floor Jamtor 13 MR. S. E. McPHERSON MISS MARY JANE BENJAMIN, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan. Physical Education, Health. Advisor to G.A.A., Cheerleaders, and Leaders' Club. MISS GLORIA CAVALLO, A.B., Seton College. Spanish, History. Advisor to Bucyrian Staff, Spanish Club, and Sophomore Class. MR. JAMES EDWIN DOBBINS, M.S., University of Virginia. Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry. Advisor to Annual Staff. MRS. MARY LOUISE FERGUSON, B.Sc. in Education. Ohio State University. English 7 and IO. MR. RICHARD FRANTZ, A.B., University of North Carolina. Physical Education, Health. Advisor Senior Class. MRS. LUCILLE J. HALM, B.A., Miami University, M.A., Columbia University. Math 8. Advisor to Tri-Hi-Y. MR. HOWARD E. HAVRON, A.B., Franklin College, M.A., Oberlin. Psychology, Vocational History, American History. Advisor to College Club. MISS GRACE HIBARGER, B.S., Kansas State. Gen- eral Science, Biology. Advisor to Booster Club. MISS DOLORES KENNEY, A.B., Dennison Universi- ty. Typing l and II, Shorthand I and II. Advisor to Student Council. MR. RICHARD KING, A.B., Ashland College. History, Geography. Advisor to Varsity B Club. MR. ALEX KISH, B.S., Wittenberg, Ed. M., Universi- ty of Oklahoma. History 8, Science 8, Geography 7, Drivers Training. MISS ELLA MECK, B.A., Ohio Wesleyan, M.A., Ohio State University. English ll,l2, Business Eng- lish. Advisor to Bucyrian Staff. MISS KATHRYN MECK, B.A., Ohio Wesleyan, M.A., Ohio State University. Speech, Algebra 9, Math 9. MR. FOREST W. MERTZ, A.B., Ohio Northern University. Physics, Chemistry, General Science. Advisor to Stage Crew. MRS. HELEN MILLAR, B.A., Ohio Wesleyan. Eng- 8 and 9. Advisor to Junior Class. MR. CHARLES D. NELSON, B.S., in Ed., Clarion IPa.l State Teachers College. Librarian. Advisor to Annual Staff. MISS JUANITA RENKERT, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan. English 8, Latin I and ll. Advisor to Blue Tri- angle. DR. CLARA SCHIEBER, Ph. D., Clark University. English 7 and 8. Advisor to Blue Triangle. MR. MARVIN SHAFFER, B.S., Ohio State University. Science 7. Advisor to Varsity B Club. MRS. MARIAN SHELLENBARGER, B.Sc., Universi- ty of Tennessee. Home Economics. Advisor to F.H.A. MR. J. RICHARD SIMCOX, B.S. Ed., with Music Supervision, Muskingum. Jr. and Sr. High School and Grade School Band, Pep Band, Instrument Lessons. MR. JAMES SINIFF, B.A., Arizona State College. Business Law, General Business, Bookkeeping. School Treasurer. MISS MARJORIE SMITH, B.S., Ohio State University. Art 7 and 8, Advanced Art, Grade School Art. MR. FRANCIS STEWART, University of Toledo. Machine Shop. Advisor to Vocational Club. MISS FRANCES THOMPSON, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan. World History, Civics and Social Studies. Advisor to Student Council and Booster Club. MR. CHARLES TSCHANEN, B.S., Ohio Northern University. Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts. MRS. ALICE TUPPS, A.B., Oberlin. Math 7. Advisor to Red Crass. MISS EDNA ULMER, B.M., Dana Musical Institute. Music 7,8,9, Choir, Junior Choir, Director of Special Groups. S4 'D e 6 dd af 7752 V, Senior CLASS Officers JAMES WURM, President KAREN PHILLIPS, Secretary SUSIE JONES, Vice-President BILL FAWLEY, Treasurer RICHARD FRANTZ, Advisor SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Glancing backward Through the years, we well recall how awed and confused we were, when, as seventh graders, we first entered Bucyrus High. Our teachers and upper classmates were most friendly and cooperative, however, and it was no time at all until we considered ourselves, and were considered, an essential part of the entire school. As we entered the eighth grade, there were many new opportunities for recognition and friend- ship awaiting us . . . and didn't the girls really think they were somebody when they took the boys to the biggest social event of our year - the Blue Triangle Friendship Dance. As Freshmen, we took our first step toward planning our futures by choosing one of the four courses available to us. The outstanding event of this year was our attendance at the F. H. A. Christmas dance. At the beginning of our Sophomore year we elected the following class officers: Bob Tucker, president, Ann Albright, vice-president, Norman Haldeman, secretary and Sally Stamer, treasurer. Mr. Frantz was our capable adviser. From the profits obtained through sponsoring a movie, during the year, we were able to enjoy a very successful Sophomore Prom. Upon reaching our Junior year, Don Widman became class president, with Jody Craner as vice-president, Nancy Eickel as secretary and Bob Darling as treasurer, assisted by Louie Light. A never-to-be-forgotten event of that year was our Junior-Senior Reception. This, our Senior year has been a very busy and interesting one, with our classwork, scholar- ship tests, sports events, club activities and social functions all, seemingly, competing for our time. Ably guiding us throughout the year, have been our president, Jim Wurm, vice-president, Susie Jones, secretary, Karen Phillips, treasurer, Bill Fawley, and our faithful adviser, Mr. Frantz. As we go eagerly forward to meet life's responsibilities - college, iobs, marriage - we shall always hold in our hearts the wonderful memories of school days at Bucyrus High. I6 G ALBRIGHT, WILBUR GLEN No legacy is so rich as hon- esty. Vocational Vocational Club 'I,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Football 2. BLICKE, MARY LOU She that was ever fair and never proud5 had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. College Preparatory Blue Triangle I5 Spanish Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4i G-A'A- 2,3,45 Leaders Club 3,45 Col- lege Club 45 Choir 253,42 BU' cyrian Staff 2,3,4. ADAMS, LOWELL EUGENE ALBRIGHT, ANN MARIE If a man is worth knowing, The reward of a thing well he is worth knowing well. done is to have done it. Business College Preparatory Football l,2,3,45 Track l, 2,3. Blue Triangle, v. pres. I, G.A.A. 2,3,45 Spanish Club 5 v. pres. 3,45 College Club 5 Choir 2,3, pianist 45 Band I, 2,3,45 Bucyrian Staff 2, As- sistant Ed. 3, Editor 45 An- nual Staff 3,45 Class v. pres. 25 Teen Den Board l,2, v. 2 Booster Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2 4 pres. 3, pres. 4. BENDER, JAMES BENEDICT, PATRICIA FRANKLIN ANNE 'In actions faithful, in honor The most precious of all po- cIear. ssessions is a wise and V College Preparatory Ioyr.1Ifriend. Football l,2,3. General F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2 3,45 Booster Club 45 Blue Triangle I. I7 ARMSTRONG, BETTY JEAN Pretty enough to frame. Commercial F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Annual 45 Blue Triangle I. BROOKS, REBECCA LOUISE Vivacious and jovial, she is a friend of all. College Preparatory Blue Triangle I5 F.H.A. I, 2,3545 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Bucy- rian Staff 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Choir 2,3,45 College Club 45 Band 2. BUTTERMAN, JANET KATHLEEN Good taste is the flower of good sense. General Spanish Club 25 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Club Coed 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Blue Triangle I. CLINGER, DOROTHY I JANICE AII nature wears a universal grin. Commercial Blue Triangle, treas. I5 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 F.HJA. I,2,3,4i G.A.A. 2,3, pres- 4: Sfudenf Council 2,35 Leaders Club 3, 45 Choir 2,3,45 Girls' Double Trio 3,4. CONRAD, DANIEL LEA Saying and doing are two things. College Preparatory Hi-Y I,2,3,45 Football 2,35 Varsity B 35 Spanish Club 25 Choir 45 College Club 4. COOPER, ALICE WILMA Good humor and generosity carry the day with the pop- ular heart all the world over. General Sulphur Springs High School Tri-Hi-Y 4. CRANER, JOSEPHINE REBECCA Life is mostly froth and bubbIe5 Two things stand lil-ce stone - Kindness in another's trouble, Courage in our own. Nurse's Training Spanish Club, treas., 25 Blue Triangle I5 G.A.A. 2,3, v. pres. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, sec. 3, 45 Booster Club 3, pres. 45 College Club 45 Class v. pres. 35 Bucyrian Staff 3,4. CRESS, JACK LEROY It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. General Vocational Club 'l,2,3,4. ff ' '- M A ,. ,, , ,Y , DARLING, CHARLES V RICHARD 1 He was honest and of an o- pen and free nature. Business Choir 2,3,45 Stage Crew 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 College Club 4. Q DARLING, ROBERT JAMES I do but sing because must. College Preparatory Cl'10il' 2,3,45 Class treas- urer 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Bu- CYFIGI1 Sfdlf 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 College Club 45 Int. Hi-Y secretary 'I. DOWNING, DORIS Beauty seen is never lost. College Preparatory Blue Triangle 'I5 Spanish Club 25 G.A.A. 2,3, sec. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, pres. 45 Booster Club 3, sec.-treas. 45 Choir 2, 3,45 Student Council 2, treas- urer 45 Bucyrian 3,45 College Club 45 Jr. Girls' Double Trio DECK ER, ROBERT WARREN The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Business Baseball 35 Football 3,45 Varsity B 3,4. 3. FAHL, BARBARA CAROLINE A little, tiny, pretty, witty, charming darling she. Commercial F.H.A.1, treas. 2,3,4i Blue EICKEL, NANCY ANN Cheeks as soft as July peaches. Business Blue Triangle sec. l5 G.A.A. 2,3, sec. 45 F.H.A. l, 2, treas. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Leaders Club 3,45 Choir 2, treas. 3,45 Class sec. 35 Bu- cyrian Staff 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 College Club sec. 45 Teen Den Board sec. 45 Junior Girls' Double Trio 3. DE WINTER, ANGELINA JOSEPHINA Her ready smile doth prove her heart is right. Commercial Leaders Club 3,45 Blue Triangle 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 F.H.A. 'l,2, pres. 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Reserve Cheerlead- BY 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2, treas. 3,45 Varsity Night Queen 25 Bucy- rian Staff 3,4. EVERS, CHARLES R. Such popularity must be de- served. Business Stage Crew 3,4. DUNBAR, JANET R'LEE 'Sentiment is the ripened fruit of fancy. General Blue Triangle 1,25 F.H.A. 'l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Tri-Hi- Y 2,3,45 Band Maiorette 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 College Club 4. FAULKNER, MARY JO Self-trust is the first secret of success. Col lege P reparatory Spanish Club 25 Blue Tri- angle 'I5 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Lead- Triangle I5 G.A.A. 2,3,4i Tri- Hi-Y 2,3, v. pres. 45 AI'lrlU0l Staff 45 College Club 45 Bu- cyrian Staff 35 Choir 2,3, V- pres. 45 Reserve Cheerleader 'l5 Junior Girls' Double Trio 3,4. ers Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 College Club 45 Choir 3,45 Bu- cyrian Staff 4. b GRIMM, DON VINTON Life is so short but there is always time enough for courtesy. College Preparatory Hi-Y 152, president 3,45 Band 'l,2,3, vice president 3, 45 Pep Band 'l,2,3,45 Choir 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Student Council 35 Junior Red Cross 3,4. FAWLEY, ROBERT FREY, VIRGINIA LEE WILLIAM Life is not life at all with- To set the cause above re- out delight. nown, to love the game Nurses Training above the prize. F.H-A- l,4i G.A-A- 3,4 General Blue Triangle 'I5 Club Co-ed Hi-Y2,35 Varsity B 35 Foot- 3. all 2,35 Basketball 3. HAALA, JAMES ROBERT I never take a nop after din- ner, but when l have had a bad night, then the nap takes me. General Varsity B 25 Football 1,25 3,4. HECKLER, MARY LOUISE Kind hearts are gardens Kind thoughts are roots Kind words are blossoms Kind deeds are fruits. College Preparatory Blue Triangle 'I5 Spanish Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Treas. 45 Booster Club 45 College Club 45 Choir 2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. HALDEMEN, NORMAN L. HART, JANET LEE 'O, gentle Romeo. Style is the dress of Business thought. Hi-Y 45 Class secretory 25 General FOOTIJGIIZ3- Choir 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,45 Junior Girls' Double Trio 3. QR' 20 HOYL ES, EUGENE DALTON WiseIy, I say, I am a bache- lor. General Sta ge Crew 25354. A friend may well be reck- oned the masterpiece of I2 TriHiYl2. The fewer the thoughtless words spoken the less re- Vocational Club 'l 2 3 4, INVOCATO, ROSEMARY JOHNS, MARILYN A voice, soft gentle and low, The only way to have a is an excellent thing in friend is to be one. woman. Nurse's Training General Club Co-ecl 'l. F.H.A. 2,3, Club Co-ed 2. JONES, HERBERT KLlNE, ROBERT E. RANDALL Smoke rises only from small A careless song, with a lit- blocks of wood. tle nonsense in it now and General then, does not misbecome Baseball 3, Football l. a monarch. College P reparatory Int. Hi-Y, vice pres. 'I,2, Sr. Hi-Y, v. pres. 3,4, Varsity B 'l,2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Span- ish 2, Student Council, pres. 4, Football l,2,3,4, Basket- ball 2,3,4, Track 1,25 Base- ball 3, Tennis 3. JONES, CHARLOTTE SUE Nothing succeeds so well as success. Nurse's Training F.H.A. l,2,3, G.A.A. 2,3, 4, Club Co-ed 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Booster Club 4, Junior Red Cross Secretary-treasurer 3,4, Blue Triangle I, College Club 4, Bucyrian Staff 4, Student Council 4. LEONBERGER, CARL FREDERICK My only books were women's looks and folly's all they've taught me. Vocational Vocational Club 'l,2,3,4, Track 2,4, Stage Crew 4. LONG, BETTY ANN Nothing great was ever a- chieved without enthusi- 4 asm. Commercial F.l'l.A. 2,3,4j Annual Staff 4. PARR, HAROLD Small axes fell great trees. Commercial Teen-Den l,2,3g Inf. Hi-Y 2, Stage Crew 2. LIGHT, LOUIS EARL His bark is worse than his bite. Commercial Junior Class Treasurer 3. MCKINLEY, KAY MADOLYN ln busy companies of me. Commercial Spanish Club 'l,2, Tri-l'li- Y 2,3,4, Band l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4p Cheerlead- er lg College Club 4. LINN, ELSIE MAE Skill to do comes of daring. Commercial Blue Triangle, lg F.H.A. 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,31 Choir 2,3,4. 2,3,4. MILLER, JOHN LEWIS Blushing is the colour of virtue, College Preparatory lnt. Hi-Y sec. 25 Spanish Club 2, Choir 2,3,4g Senior Hi-Y v. pres. 4, College Club sec. 41 Annual Staff 41 Bucy- rian Staff 4. F.H 2,4, Staff 4. MCDANIEL, JERRY ANN A woman's work, grave sirs, is never done. Commercial .A. l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y PATTON, EL EANOR FRANCES Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Commercial Blue Triangle 'lp F.H.A. l, Tri-H i-Y 2, Bucyrian PETERMAN, GENE E. PHILLIPS, KAREN IRENE Mark Twain doesn't know Knowledge is more than e- what he missed, he should quivalent to force. have met this humorist. Commercial Commercial Blue Triangle 'Ig Spanish Golf 3,4. Club 'Ig Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Band I, REAGE R, DONALD CLAIRE His uietness will never be CI forgotten. Vocational Vocational Club 2. 2,3, secretary 4, Choir 2,3,4g Cla ss Secretary 4. REIN, MARILYN JANE To do easily what is diffi- cult for others is a mark of talent. Home Economics F.H.A. 'I,2,3,4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. ROSSMAN, WAYN E EARL Life's too short, why hurry? Business Basketball 'l,2g Track 3. RICE, JODY ALICE RICHARDS, MARILYN A clever woman has millions JOYCE of born foes - all stupid Better late than never. men. Business General F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 3, Tri- Bucyrian Staff 4. Hi-Y 2, Spanish Club 2, Blue Triangle I. ROTHHAAR, MARY LOIS Not a bit fearful, showing my face, always so cheer- ful, in every place. General G.A.A. 2,3,4g Band Major- effe 2,3,4g F.H.A. 4, Tri-Hr Y I,2,4, Blue Triangle 'Ig Cheerleader I. Blue Triangle I5 Band l,2, 35 F.H.A. l,2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Leaders Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Reserve Cheerleader I5 I Varsity Cheerleader 253,45 Annual Staff 45 Homecoming + Queen 4. I ROWLAND, PATTIE LEWIE ROWLAND, SALLY LOU Her ready smile doth prove Goodness is the only invest- her heart is light. ment that never fails. Commercial Business F.H .A. 1,2,3,4. RUPE, EVELYN Beauty is a quality of the heart. lt is more than skin deep. Business Choir 2,3545 Junior Girls' Double Trio 3. it RUSSELL, BARBARA JOAN Of surpassing beauty and in the bloom of youth. Business F.H.A. l,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Blue Triangle I. SCHIEBER, DAVID SCHIEBER, JOHN DWIGHT FRANKLIN There is always room at the He's sure o card. top. College Preparatory College Technical Hi-Y- 3,45 Band 2,3,4 Webster Tufts School fFIor- Spanish Club 25 Teen Den idol l,2,35 Bucyrian Staff 4. Board 45 Int. Hi-Y 25 College Club 4. SCHULER, ARTHUR JOHN Rubbing elbows with inter- esting personalities. College Preparatory Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Football 3 Teen Den Board l,2,3,4. if - .1 A SECKEL, REBECCA OLIVE My heart is ever at your ser- vice. Commercial Blue Triangle I. l SPORE, GAIL ARDEN He has done the works of true man. Business lnt. Hi-Y 25 Senior Hi-Y 35 Choir 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3, 45 Photography Club 3,4. SWIHART, FLOYD FRANKLIN Not one student in a thou- sand breaks down from overwork. Vocational Football 3,45 Track 35 VCI'- sity B 3,45 Vocational Club 3, 45 Basketball 'l,2,3,4. SIMONSEN, PATRICIA ANN lf music be foods of love, play on. was seen. Commercial College Technical G.A.A. 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Blue Tri- angle l. Choir 45 Football 3. a i i STOUT, PHILIPPA SUTTON, DONNA JEAN JEAN Patience is the best remedy A woman is always change- for every trouble. able. General College Preparatory Blue Triangle l5 Tri-Hi-Y Blue Triangle 'l5 F.H.A. l, 2,3,45 F.H.A. 'l,4. 2, v. pres. 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3, Jr. Girls' Double Trio 35 Choir 2,3,45 Bucyrian Staff 4. 25 lm as bold a fellow as ever f SOLT, CHARLES WILLIAM 7 ' Spanish Club 25 lnt. Hi-Y 25 Senior Hi-Y 3, President 45 STARNER, SALLY ANN A loving heart is the begin- ning of all knowledge. Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 F.H.A. l 2 3,45 Choir 35 Blue Triangle l5 Spanish Club lg G.A.A. 2,3,45 Student Council, Sec. 35 Class Treas. 2. TEYNOR, ERNEST Lord, l wonder what fool it was that first invented kis- sing. Vocational Football l,2,3,45 Track 25 Varsity B 2,3,45 Vocational Club 3, secretary-treasurer 4. VAN METER, DORIS Thought is the seed of ac- tion. General F.I I.A. 'I,25 G.A.A. 25 Triangle I. Blue THIEL, JOAN MARIE A good reputation is more valuable than money. Commercial Blue Triangle I5 F.H.A. I, sec. 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 sec. 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Leader's Club 45 Student Council, sec. 4. pany of Iadies. College Preparatory I,2. TUCKER, ROBERT LEE I am very fond of the com- Spanish Club Ii Varsity B 1,2,3,45 Track I,45 Choir 2,3, 45 Class President 25 Hi-Y VEIL, MYRON LEE He that winketh with one eye, seeketh with the oth- er. College Preparatory Annual Staff, Junior Editor, 35 Editor-in-chief, 4. WIDMAN, DONALD E. Whatever is popular deserves attention. College Preparatory Int. -Med. Hi-Y I, treas. 25 Choir 2,3, pres. 45 Spanish 25 Basketball I,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3, sec. 45 Track 2,3,45 College Club 4. WEITHMAN, BERNARD J. WHITE, MARJORIE You have not converted a DOLORES man because you have si- Her sunny disposition brings Ienced him. her many friends. College Preparatory Nurses Training Varsity B 2,3,45 Student F.H.A. I,2,3,45 Club Co-ed I, Council 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 G.A.A. 25 Blue Triangle T. 45 Football 2,3,4. 26 WILLIAMS, CHARLES ' WILLIAM Beware the fury of a patient man. Commercial Varsity B I,2,3,45 Basket- ball 'I,2,3,45 Football 'l,2, YANEY, LA VON Great thoughts come from the heart. Vocational Stage Crew 2,3,45 Vocation- al Club 3,45 Photography Club 2,3,4. SCOTT, PAUL ELLSWORTH Silence brings friendship. General Baseball l,3,4. WINSLEY, PEGGY ANN Smiles are the language of love. College Preparatory Van Wert High School 'l,2, 35 Choir, secretary, 45 Tri-Hi' Y 45 College Club 4. ZWILLING, BARBARA Simplicity is the great friend of nature. Commercial F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Blue Tri- angle l. if 7 f X Z w'i'ff'WY5,g' ff 71 in f -inf Wfwf. ffm Wwzr' I CMU! f ff 1'4!ff,X7f4Vf'!fQ'ff,M '35, ..:' 'i w, Azf f,,ff'f ,4 W1 417' ff, ,, ' f 229. ,fygjg V, gf I ,, A, , , 1 W X fzfm,f.5,w4hyet!:gf-5,ffuzfwffyff 'fa 4 ff 47 ,, -fifgqff ...f.,..Mf4M,..e..,, ,gf fx ft fx' Camera Shy Q WURM, JAMES ALBERT He will succeed for he be lieves all he says. College Preparatory Bucyrian Staff 3,45 Foot- , ball 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Sen- ior Class President 45 Student Council 4. CARR, CORA V. YUHAS, JO ANN Silence never yet betrayed anyone. General F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 4. l believe absence is a great element of charm. General .,,LJ...Z.M,,,,,,,,.... .M .. ,..,..,...., 5 4 ,9 '9T Sh! . ... ,..,,...,,.u....,a....v.,,....,.....,e Camera Shy ,,-, . -. ...W . .,.f...w, ww.. . YONIKUS, FRANKLIN CHARLES Earnestness and sincerity are synonymous. Vocational Vocational Club 3,4. 644 earpiece gage Albright - deep sea diver off the coast of Flori- da. Adams - demonstrating hair curlers at Macey's. Bender - draining the Ohio River so he can farm it. Conrad - district manager of the A. and P. Co. Cress - singer on a Georgia radio show. C. Darling - manager of California Hot Rods la baseball team., R. Darling - singing Shortning Bread fora revived vaudeville show. Decker - testing iet planes. Evers - radio operator in the Foreign Legion. Fawley - running for governor of Ohio. Grimm - directing the Galion High School Band. Haala - drawing ads for White Rock Ale. Haldeman - getting home in time to take out milk route. Herman lpost graduatei -taking Charles Boyer's place in the movies. Hoyles - cleaning streets for Bucyrus. Jones - state highway patrolman. Kline - admiral in the King's Navy. Klingenberger - winner of 1960 Olympic skiing and now endorsing all kinds of products. Leonberger - repairing broken dolls. Light - catcher for Cleveland Indians. Miller - professor of advanced mathematics at Camegie Tech. Parr - Instructor for Arthur Murray Dance Stu- dios. Peterman - owner and chief taster for Pete's Beer Company. Rossman - prospecting for gold in the Belgian Congo. Reager - writing hit songs in Tin Pan Alley. Schieber, J. - Designing new ways to make a hot rod hotter. Schieber, D. - Working on the Atomic Energy Commission. Schuler - has job as car-wrecker for competitive insurance companies. Scott - writing iokes for Milton Berle. Solt - horse doctor at Solt's Stables. Spore - cleaning meat blocks for A. and P. Swihart - lumberiack in Canadian woods. Teynor - taking a Charles Atlas Course. Tucker - driving cars for Ward Beam's Dare- devil Show. Veil - posing for before and after ads. Weithman - tester for new cigarettes. Widman - running a modeling school in Texas. Williams - manufacturer of basketballs. Wurm - sports broadcaster for WLW-T. Yaney - has become a famous director for RKO. Simonsen - manager of Teynor's Terrible Ten . lThe eleventh's on its way., Starner - bareback rider for Mills Brothers' Cir- cus. Stout - vocalist in a band. Sutton - still a soda ierk at Clady's. Thiel - secretary for the B.H.S. principal. Van Meter - owns Doris's All-Day Nursery . White - running Black's Cafeteria. Winsley -lady tree trimmer. Zwilling - milking a herd of 35 cows. gala Albright - teaching school at Nome, Alaska. Armstrong - demonstrating Slumber-Well mat- tresses in a department store window. Benedict - making candy in Fanny Farmer's Candy Kitchen. Blicke - archeologist digging for bones in Mex- lco. Brooks - famous psychiatrist about to conduct experiments on B.H.S. teachers. Butterman - as Mrs. lnscho, hanging baby's un- mentionables on the line. Clinger - chief cook and bottle washer at Hub- ble's Happy Haven. Cooper - owner, manager and player of profes- sional women's basketball team. Craner - carrying bed pans in Toledo. DeWinter - making DeWinter's Darling Dres- ses. Downing - teaching Home Economics at Prince- ton. Dunbar - Taking the kinks out of frizzy perma- ments at Sally's Snappy Shop. Eickel - copy girl at the Telegraph-Forum. Fahl - getting ready for her third try at swim- ming the English Channel. Faulkner - probate iudge in No Man's Land. Frey - counting old money at the U.S. Mint. Hart - cashier at Freddie's Drive Inn. Heckler - art editor for Vogue. lnvocato - bronc buster for Bar-B-Q Ranch in Get-Lost, Oklahoma. Johns, M. - active member of the women's po- 'lice force. Johns, V. - running Quality Printing Shop. Jones - doing Hair Styles by Susie for Gla- mour. Linn - co-manager of the Morris Store. Long - stenographer at Timken Co. McDaniels - waitress at Lincoln-Way Truck Stop. McKinley - manager of McKinley's Escort Bu- reau. Patton - lady detective for F.B.l. Phillips-working in a fish hatchery in Fremont. Rein - interior decorator for Lamb's. Rice - star of the Little Theater. Richards - in charge of baskets at Aumiller Municipal Pool. Rothhaar - popular lady comedian in competition with Jack Benny. Rowland, P. - editor of Torrid Love Stories. Rowland, S. - physical education instructor in the Waves. Rupe - officer in the Salvation Army. Russell - exhibitionist for rifle company. Seckel - tester for new fun houses at Cedar Point. .fact 7066! and adamant we, the class of 1952, of Bucyrus High School, being of immature age and of weak mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all wills by us heretofore made. ITEM l. We direct that all our iust debts be paid out of Mr. Havron's pocket as soon as practic- able after the time of our graduation. ITEM ll. We nominate and appoint Mr. Richard Frantz of Bucyrus High School to be the executor of this, our last will and testament, hereby prohibiting said executor from paying any debts, com- promising or settling any claims, or transferring any property. But for these restrictions, the said executor shall have full power to settle our estate. ITEM III. We give and bequeath to the below named groups and persons the following articles: To the underclassmen: the lowly iuniors - the difficult task of becoming worthy seniors and setting as Line an example for the rest of the high school students as your predecessors ave. the all-wise sophomores - the iob of shooing underclassmen off the front walk. the green freshmen - the duty of selecting your classrings and giving them away the day after you get them. the timid 8th graders - the new thrill of hearing a ioke and being able to remem- ber it long enough to tell it to someone else. the inexperienced 7th graders - five more years of school, old beat-up textbooks, wom-out iokes, and tired, decrepit teachers. To the teachers: Miss Beniamin - a whistle so she won't ruin her lungs. Mr. Havron - two signs - Do it now and Do it right now. Mrs. Halm - a telephone in her room so she won't have to run down to the office all the time. Mr. Siniff - a new group of girls to peek in your room and sigh. Mr. Shaeffer - a self-teaching course for his science class so he can make up plays for his team. Mrs. Ferguson - a mouse proof desk so she won't get scared out of her shoes. Miss Hibarger - a tape recorder so she won't have to keep repeating herself. Mr. Stewart 8. Mr. Tschanen - material and paper to plan and build escalators for the school. Mr. Laman - a book, One Thousand and One Ways to Punish Students. Miss Ulmer -three eyes for the back and sides of her head when her choirs become unruly. Miss Kenney - ear plugs so she doesn't have to listen to the typewriters all the time. Miss Katie Meck - some imported tea and all the lemon she can use. Mrs. Shellenbarger - a baby crib, a rattle, and a babysitter. Mr. Mertz - a formula for hair restorer. Mrs. Millar - a slingshot so she can keep her homeroom quiet. Mr. Simcox - a new band, complete with uniforms and instruments. Miss Cavallo - a rope to slide down from the third floor so she won't have to walk down all those steps. Mr. King - a bottle of asprin, rubbing alcohol, a box of Dr. Scholl's Footpads, and a sunlamp. Miss Smith - a horse's tail and some wood so she can make her own paint brushes. Miss Schieber - stilts. Miss Thompson - a life's subscription to The American Observer. Miss Renkert - two rubber stamps with a D and an F on them so she doesn't tire herself out come gradecard time. Mr. Nelson - a life and half subscription to Esquire. Miss Ella Meck - cough syrup and Kleenex for those times when she gets laryngitis. Mrs. Tupps - an automatic machine for removing gum from the mouths of students. Mr. Kish - a shield for protection when he's out driving with some of the beginners. Mrs. Haines - an electric typewriter. Mrs. Hoffsis - the mimeograph machine with the hope that it works. Mrs. Seits - the silly excuses of the underclassmen. Mr. Miller - a chauffeur's license so he can drive the new bus. Miss Robey - a pushcart so she won't have to drag the mail sacks around the halls. Mac - a new camera and a week's supply of flashbulbs. Shorty - a vacuum cleaner. Ott - a device for shoveling coal into the furnace. Mr. Frantz - next year without our class. ITEM IV. We, the individual members of the class of l952, do hereby give and bequeath to the below named individuals, the following described property and attributes: Lowell Adams - his excuses for getting back into school to Jess Flohr. Ann Albright - her way with the teachers to Susan Kehrer. W. Glenn Albright - his first name to Wilbur Graham. Betty Armstrong - her love for social problems to some poor sucker. Jim Bender - his car with the bottles in the trunk to Dan Bumstead. Pat Benedict - her athletic ability to Shirley Deweil. Mary Blicke - her neat way of dressing to Susie Heckenhauer. Becky Brooks - her love for fun and a good time to Margie Seits. Janet Buttermen - her height to Carolyn Baker. Cora Carr - her roller skating rink in Siberia to Phil Stuart. Dorothy Clinger - her straight skirts to Susie Miller. Dan Conrad - his tight Levis and bright socks to Nelf Kimerline. Alice Cooper - her big eyes to Margaret Uhl. Jody Craner - her enthusiasm for math to Dave Whitenack. Jack Cress - his curly dark hair to Bob Rader. Chuck Darling - the Hi-School Grocery for better or for worse. Bob Darling - his sheet music to Jerome Clemans. Angie De Winter - her quick temper to Linda Leuthold. Doris Downing - her soprano voice to Pat Atkinson. Janet Dunbar - her iob as maiorette in the B.H.S. Band to who knows? Nancy Eickel - her iob at the library to Carol Baehr. Chuck Evers - hamming to anyone with nerve enough to try it. Barb Fahl - her good nature to Sammy lnvocato. Jo Faulkner - her inability to go steady to Marilyn Kiess. Bill Fawley - going steady to Bob Barth. Virginia Frey - her acrobatic ability to Bev Heath. Don Grimm - his clarinet to Jill Kebe. Jim Haala - his No-Nods to Wayne Nagle. Norm Haldeman - his butch to Dick Rehm. Janet Hart - her position in Double Trio to Bev LaRue. Mary Heckler - her beautiful hands to Sharon Wessel. Dalton Hoyles - his English compositions to Rodney Rittenhour. Rosie lnvocato - her talent as a seamstress to Mary Shifley. Marilyn Johns - her locker to Shirley Baker. Violet Johns - her dark hair to Mary K. DiBlasi. Susie Jones - her smallness to Janet Melick. Herb Jones - his football suit to Jim Copper. Bert Kline - his love for practical iokes to Bob Rothhaar. Chuck Klingenberger - his glasses to Barb Welch. Carl Leonberger - his car to Don Leonberger. Louie Light - his laziness to Larry Saffell. Elsie Linn - her love for studying to Marilyn Hollenbaugh. Betty Long - her white buck cleaner to some ambitious person. Jerry McDaniel - her out-of-town boys to Nancy Howard. Kay McKinley - her fun-loving ways to Mary Baldy. John Miller - his grade card to Dick Sharp. Sonny Parr - his way with the girls to Ronnie Wenninger. Susie Patton - her shorthand tablets to Miss Kenney's class of 1953. Gene Peterman - his slick way of dressing to Bob Kalb. Karen Phillips - her dilapidated French horn to Grant Gilbert. Don Reager - his good looks to Bill Bahl. Marilyn Rein - her artistry to Mary Ann Graetz. Jody Rice - her southern drawl to any new southern student. Marilyn Richards - her chewing gum to Barbara Pfeiffer. Bud Rossman - his freckles to Charlene Dunahey. Mary Lois Rothhaar - her weakness for giggling to Margaret Shuck. Pat Rowland - her old clothes to her sister, Peggy. Sallie Rowland - her quietness to Gloria McDougle. 'Evie Rupe - her long hair to Joyce Dix. Joan Russell - her winning smile to Diane Young. David Schieber - his lust for knowledge to Bruce Hollaway. John Schieber - his rosy cheeks to Charlie Albright. Art Schuler - his new method of driving to Chuck Bowers. Paul Scott - his red hair and drawl to Tommy Overholt. Rebecca Seckel - her flightiness to Nancy Howard. Pat Simonsen - her iob at Struble's to anybody. Charlie Solt - his corny iokes to Jerry Noblit. Gail Spore - his comb to Johnny Himler. Sally Starner - car hopping at the Rice Bowl to Carol Candle. Phil Stout - her cigarettes to Joan Welling. Donna Sutton - soda ierking at Clady's to Ray Rossman. Gitch Swihart - his short stature to Charles Beardsley. Ernie Teynor - his shop apron to Dick Houseberg. Joan Thiel - her trips to the park to Betty Cassaro. Bob Tucker - his way of dancing to Johnny Sullivan. Doris Van Meter - flirting too much to Phil Myers. Mike Veil - his unusual walk to Dick Lee. Bernie Weithman - his toll stories to Walter Gitfin. Margie White - her dark complexion to Joan Strauch. Don Widman - the underclass girls to the underclass men. Bill Williams - his basketball to Freddie Frey. Peg Winsley - her way of being true to one guy to Diane Walkins. Jim Wurm - his devilish smile to Sonny Butterman. LaVon Yaney - his iob on the stage crew to Bob Cotsamire. Frank Yonikus - his shop science to Dick Stuckert. Joan Yuhas - her slenderness to Nancy Wiles. Barbara Zwilling - her blonde hair to Penny Click. ITEM V. All the remainder and residue of our estate, of every nature, description and kind, wherever the same may be situated or located, whether real, personal or mixed, present, contin- gent or future, after the distribution of the above bequests, we give, devise and bequeath to all those poor unfortunates not heretofore named, share and share alike absolutely. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have caused our name to be subscribed hereto by Becky Brooks, in our presence and by our expressed direction at Bucyrus, Ohio, this 29th day of May, l952. Class of i952 Signed by the said class of l952, by the hand of Becky Brooks in the presence and by the ex- pressed direction of the said class of 1952, and acknowledged by the said class of 1952 to be their last will and testament, before us and in our presence, and by us subscribed as attesting witnesses in the presence ofthe said class of l952 and at their request and in the presence of each other at Bucyms, Ohio, this 29th day of May, l952. l. M. Crazee U. R. Nutz 31 endow gafq ?dc2fa'zea '- A, u I ., .QL ' 1 ' ,. ,z . A-' I Lf zz, -I A il ,j ,A A ,wb -W--Q Q s- Mary Blicke Jody C. Best of pals Peg's firsf sfep. A liffle pixie? and her sasfef - A flower gm. - Don G. and David s. No, David Schlebef E .Tix N x V iin.::lLf Jim Haala Becky Why The frown, Why so solemn, - our football hero - is this a twin? Doris D.? Angie? yr' 'le X. fiilfifsff -e ls that gun loaded, Smile pretty, ls that tub big Virginia has on Bob Tucker? Joan Thiel. enough for two, a new dress, Bob and Chuck D.? Wcsn't Mary Jo Look af the Don Grimm is a cute baby? Rowlund'sl faking a sunbath. 32 Ml' Kiran ' Q. .Q Nix, . -f 15' -a ni' Hong On for deaf llfe, Gull June' Dunbar and her my Aren't Koren's curls pretty? uni--M - Marge White seems to like that thumb! Sally Sfarner has found o Look ot Janet Bufterman s Attention, Dorothy! Susie Patton and her a curls brother Look up, M Richards s the sun bright, lm PluyfulAnnl Jo Ann Russell in her highchair. Are you having fun, Susie Jones? 099- 4' ' V ,ff fff. 4 4 Www' ,. eff INS' 'Um ' ' - f ' 2 ' 'BW 553, VW l f fzfwsf Zvlbw ,I aww em, 'UM Smile, Betty Long. i W. JAKA W. ,J Vt in I 7 Look at Mary Heckler. you playing free Donna S. and her doll. Who at-:Z with, Carl? W fm ,nv , 7 I f , lil? 1' ',Lff,.,,.f Do you want your picture That's Marilyn Johns. taken, Dan? a rk. : I -22:2 l 2.1: 4 1 il , QW A ' W ii 4 I 3? ' A Can this be Charles Solt? 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I -Z.- v 04 I W ffl v'00zw54vf3w ff2f ,,,Qg:,3g ff . 1' I ff! f 1, HQ 1,ff'f 1,5 TP --'-- ' ff' k K I IHS! , lily 'Ss' x ' f lg -api 1 ' lj S 2' I 1 ff' iff ! . ,111 , gl 4, all NS X 'fxx' E , , ' , .4 'ff' I X lab, MEIN , ff, , xl x I-. ' Xi! N X Wg X x, Ax I!! J! . any 7 'W E5 5 ,J law XF -of we Y . 4 ' My ,, T ,Z it gi aft T X 4 Q 1 is ,f FRONT ROW: Forest Rowe, Bob Rader, Bob Decker, Jim Wurm, Bill Fawley, Ronny Wenninger, Charles Bowers, Bob Barth, Floyd Swihart. BACK ROW: Jerry Volkmer, Bob Stauffer, Nelfred Kimerline, Kenny Terry, Delwyn Flohr, Lowell Adams, Herb Jones, Darrel Bibler, Bernard Weithman, Glen Butterman, Ernie Teynor. LETTERMEN MISSING FROM PICTURE: Gene Everhart, Dan Bumstead. 7951-52 Qaalfczlf EZGGZJ Tiffin Norwalk Willard Shelby Gal ion Crestline Upper Sandusky Bellevue Mansfield Lowell Adams End We 9 ':,i 9 T , 3 ,LS .rf ,,. 1 'af -f-ff 'I Bob Decker Bill Fawley Guard Center Hon. Mention NOL I8 B. H. S. O 20 u n u 0 12 fl ll I, 39 7 X if I9 7 C5 - 'I2 'I6 'jf' - ll 6 - 26 6 'X - If ll ll Wins . 3 Losses - 6 Bernard Weithman Tackle , 3 L rl- I V ,Q X ,n S, Us x ,. Q 1 ash, N as 5 we + Ky- X - . Y ia. Herb Jones Floyd Swihart Ernie Teynor Halfback fCo-captainl Blocking Back Tackle lCo-Captain lst team NOL lst team NOL 56 Raising the curtain on the l95i Bucyrus football season, the Redmen journeyed to Tiffin Columbian on September i4 and were handed their first defeat i8-O. Norwalk's Truckers, the following week, spoiled our home-opener by trimming the locals 20-O. Bucyrus scored its first victory the next week when they triumphed over Willard's Crimson Flashes l9-l2. On October 5--Shelby's speedy Whippets ran roughshod over B.H.S. scoring six touchdowns to our one, and thus giving the Kingsmen their worst beating of the season 39 to 7. The heavily-favored Galion Tigers clawed their way to a i9-7 victory, the following week, before a large Dad's night crowd at Lane Field. Victory number two for the Redmen was collected on October l8th at the expense of Crestline's scrappy Bulldogs. The locals had to come from behind, in this one, scoring the winning touchdown in the final minutes of a i6-i2 game. Upper Sandusky's Rams took some of the ioy out of an otherwise wonderful Homecoming celebration by outscoring a game Bucyrian crew i8-6. Miss Pat Rowland, Homecoming Queen, and her lovely court reigned over the game and dance festivities. On a snow-covered field in sub-zero weather, Bellevues' braves defeated a valiant Bucyrian band of warriors in the battle of the Redmenn on Nov. 2nd. The final score was Bellevue 26-Bucyrus 6. Finishing the season with an amazing display of latent power, the Bucyrus Redmen trounced the Mansfield Madison Rams 27-l2. This victory was the third in nine encounters and marked the best scoring performance of the season for Coach King's hard fighting gridmen. Captain Herb Jones was voted the most valuable player of the year by his teammates and was also awarded the coveted Michael Football Trophy for l95l-52. 57 Wawdlq 'gcwietiafl game! FIRST ROW: D. Rehm, D. Widman, B. Barth, F. Swihart, B. Williams, T. Smith. SECOND ROW: B, Arm- strong, G, Butterman, H, Jones, D. Bibler, D. Bumstead, D. Flohr, Coach King. Zaakelfczfl eowaa of 7'?5l-52 B.H.S. - 38 Tiffin Columbian - 47 ' - 59 Kenton - 45 - Sl Delaware Willis - 50 ' - 67 Crestline - 56 - 45 Crestline - 42 ' - 49 Norwalk - Sl - 51 GGHOY1 ' 53 ' - 60 Upper Sandusky - 42 -63 Shelby - 39 ' - 69 Willard - 55 H - 69 wlllflfd ' 46 ' - 74 Mansfield Madison- 58 - 46 Lorain - 42 ' - 67 Gqlion - 53 - 34 Toledo Devilbiss - 47 ' . 55 Bellevue . 58 - 53 Mansfield Madison- 46 ' - 80 Cl-esfline - 64 - 43 Shelby - 35 ' - 53 Ashland - 67 Bill Williams was voted the most outstanding player by his teammatesg he also received the coveted Michael Trophy. Dan Bumstead, forward, shattered all previous scoring records by tallying 35l points in 20 gamesg he also made the first team on the District Tournaments held in Marion. 58 Herb Jones Gitch Swihurt Dan Bumsfead Jess Flohr Don Widmon Bill Williams eaefwe 344055466 Sgaczd FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Overholf, W. Blicke, G. Stuckmon, R. Downing, R. Foreman, F. Fry R. Freshwafer. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Bud Armstrong, N. Bibler, G. Pfeifer, R. Yaussy J. Watts, F. Barih, M. Shaffer, Couch. 59 Sz. Zdeedeadeza LEFT TO RIGHT ABOVE - FIRST ROW: A. DeWinfer. SECOND ROW: Peg Rowland, Pat Rowland. THIRD ROW: C. Kent, B. Cassaro. LEFT TO RIGHT BELOW: 532 Belle Rowland, .Io Anne M, ,,,, , ,,,, 1, Harris, Curtis Kuenzli, nw ' ,. ' Nancy Baum, Nancy 1' A -9 Fore ma n. fa. deefzfeczdefza 60 . ,-4 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST RON: S. Heckenhauer, D. Beattie, C. Baehr, J. Patton, R. Keller, J. Sullivan, S. Keher, J. Taylor, J. Welling, F. Simonsen, V. Frey, B. Cassaro, M. Baldy, S. Dewiel B. Heath, S. Jones, S. Boker, J. Melick, K. McKinley. SECOND ROW: L. Ralph, L. Leuthold, M. Uhl J. Judd, J. Goff, D. Grau, N. Howard, S. Miller, P. Rowland, C. Rogers, B. Fohl, F. Rowland, A. Albright, C. Kent, J. Strauch, R. Benedict, M. Rothaar, F. Stout. THIRD ROW: P. Ohler, N. Wiles 1 1 J. Mutchler, B. La Rue, N. White, J. Nicholson, B. Rtieter, D. Clinger, J. Dunbar, N. Eickel, J. Russell, B. Armstrong, M. Richards, M. Rein, D. Walkins, M. Gobretch, A. Cooper, Miss Beniamin. FOURTH ROW: M. Seits, V. Traxler, B. Ryder, C. Schemel, C. Candel, J. Butterman, S. Starner, J. Theil, A. DeWinter, J. Craner, B. Brooks, M. Blicke, R. Lust, M. Faulkner. The Girl's Athletic Association under the sponsorship of Miss Beniamin has successfully completed--this its twenty-fourth year-with an enrollment of seventy-seven members. Volleyball and basketball intramurals, bowling, a spring formal, a bake sale and a Varsity Night Skit highlighted this year's numerous activities. The G.A.A. Cabinet consisted of the following members: President, Dorothy Clinger, Vice-President, Jody Craner, Secretary, Nancy Eickel, Recording Secretary, Doris Downing, and Treasurer, Ruth Lust. 61 mm 'grand FIRST ROW: L. Leuthold, L. Dunbar, J. Strauch, D. Walkins, B. Wurm, P. Myers, M. Rothhaar, L. Ralph. SECOND ROW: J. Melick, C. Kiess, R. Bippus, C. James, K. McKinley, J. Craner, S. lnvocato, B. Pfeiffer, N. Howard, B. Fetter, S. Linn, M. Seits, A. Albright, J. Auld. THIRD ROW: F. Frey, D. Marquart, S. Kerr, J. Kebe, R. Fegley, N. Schuler, P. Welling, M. Cooper, J. Corwin, S. Steffen, L. Cass, D. Smaltz, B. Bippus, K. Stephens, R. Feik, M. Kiess, J. Judd. FOURTH ROW: V. Cassaro, D. Young, J. Ackerman, K. Phillips, G. Gilbert, F. Welge, R. Corfman, J. Cook, R. Yaussy, W. Linn, G. Pfeifer, J. Kenefake, J. Ward, D. Grimm, G. Shields, J. Richard Simcox, Director. FIFTH ROW: R. Wenninger, T. Smith, J. Clemens, R. Caldwell, J. Schieber, D. Garner, M. Welge, C. Baker, C. Albright, J. Himler, R. Pinney. J. Richard Simcox Band Director Under the direction of J. Richard Simcox, the Bucyrus High School Senior Band performed at numerous school, community, and patriotic affairs. Composed of sixty-five of the schools better musicians, the marching band participated in various parades both in Bucyrus and out of town. 62 Excellent Fall and Winter Concerts were presented in the high school auditorium and in the Spring the band was host to the neighboring schools of Willard, Crestline, and Galion for the League Band Festival. Fifteen Juniors were awarded letters and eight Seniors received keys for faithful and meritorious performances. Don Grimm, Solo Clarinetist, received the Arion Foundation Award for the outstanding graduating Senior. Officers were Jody Craner, President, Don Grimm, Vice President, Karen Phillips, Secre- tary, and Linda Leuthold, Treasurer. ccmiafz Zane! FIRST ROW: J. Carpenter, F. Bonen, C. Marquis. SECOND ROW: L. Bittikofer, R. Fegley, V. Rossman, Secretary, M. Shearer, S. Heinlen, R. Streib, J. Spaid, A. Stephenson, B. Miller, W. Erwin, President, J. Gundrum. THIRD ROW: H. Marqucrt, V. Sullivan, G. Achtermann, G. Stephens, R. Ohler, K. Wana- maker, R. Yunker, D. McClintock, J. Williams, Treasurer, J. Richard Simcox, Director. FOURTH ROW: J. Tapley, M. Fetter, S. Caldwell, Y. Chesbro, R. Radler, C. Kimerline, L.. Barrows, A. Crum, M. Kent, Vice President, R. Kraut, T. Cook. 63 emu' arlfz LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: P. Winsley, L. Ralph, M. Shuck, P. Stout, S. Heckenhauer, J. Sullivan, N. Eickel, S. Kehrer, E. Linn, C. Wiseman, S. Dewiel, J. Welling, D. Clinger, K. McKinley, L Leuthold, C. Baehr. SECOND ROW: P. Benedict, J. Taylor, M Faulkner, B. Fahl, N. Wiles, D. Van Meter, E. Rupe, B. Neff, C Baker, M. Heckler, K. Phillips, J. Mutchler, B. La Rue, R. Brooks Q M. Blicke, S. Kerr, J. Holloway. THIRD ROW: M. Kiess, P. Atkinson, IN A. Albright, R. Darling, S. lnvacato, D. Grimm, G. Spore, M. Linn R. Koch, J. Miller, D. Reed, D. Widman, R. Caldwell, C. Albright - C. Darling, S. Starner, C. Kent. FOURTH ROW: D. Conrad, B. Holloway, -' H. Jones, D. Bumstead, C. Solt, N. Kimerline, C. Bowers, D. Rite R. Tucker, G. Shields, B. O'Brien. , .-- S 1 .at I ff? I 4' 'fi : ,J -.I 1 Miss Edna Ulmer Choir Director Sit tall please! Let's hear a little bit more tenor! Yes, it you iust happened to be passing by, you may have heard these quite familiar expressions coming from room 206. For here, every afternoon, 63 members file in and tak th ' I ci exercises to beautiful Fred Waring arrangements. Under the very capable direction of Miss Edna Ulmer, the senior choir has completed another very successful year. e eir p aces to o everything from breathing 611 We started the year by electing the following officers: President - Don Widman, Vice President - Barbara Fahl, Secretary - Peg Winsley, Treasurer - Dorothy Clinger. Then we began at once to prepare for two Christmas programs. Our annual Christmas assembly for the student body and the Christmas Community Sing. Immediately after Christmas we started to work for the big year ahead of us. On April 4, we journeyed to Crestline for our annual Choir Festival. Following this was our Spring Concert on April 25. ln May, we ended the year by singing for Baccalaureate and Commencement. preceding this we held our choir dinner dance. Lillian Ralph was our able accompanist throughout the year. 6664504 aim - lx, Q X in .5 i .,-'li ' 4. t I LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: S. Rarick, B. La Rue, R. Christman, P. Kelley, J. Slane, K. Judd, M. Rittenhour, C. Graham, S. Wessel, L. Kisor, J. Winters. SECOND ROW: R. Randall, R. Streib, J. Sickle, M. Huggins, C. Kiess, C. Kuenzli, B. Arnold, J. Harris, L. Stout, G. Stephens, P. Pfleiderer, M. Scott. THIRD ROW: J. Zincke, B. Flock, J. Deare, M. Ellis, J. Wirebaugh, N. Frasch, M. Etzinger, D. Cosgrove, A. Stephenson, B. McClure, J. Hewitt, D. Norton, J. Downing. FOURTH ROW: S. Fisher, B. Southward, M. Pettit, J. West, N. Stiefel, J. Lohr, M. Keyse, B. Emig, D. Rinlcer, C. Kimerline, P. Tufford, N. Wiles. 65 Wow ' To the right is a close-up of Pat Rowland, Homecoming Queen of 1951-52. The lower half of this page shows the Queen and her attendants as they reigned over the gala Homecoming festivities. Left to Right- Pat Simonsenp Nancy Eickelg Pot Rowland, Homecoming Queeng Barbara Fahlp and Joan Thiel. 66 X rf' I' ,C7 r'v' r,f 1 I 1 I ' H' ,lfflul fy, 1 if H HHH u,','1'fg fnlnrff, ll I :IW 'H i' mem! LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: B. Cassaro, M. DiBlasi, J. Welling, C. Albright, B. Dorling, A. Albright, B. Armstrong, D. Downing, N. Eickel, J. Melick. SECOND ROW: C. Baker, M. Heckler, J. Butterman, M. Graetz, B. Brooks, A. DeWinter, M. Blicke, J. Dunbar, R. Lust, P. Rowland, B. Fahl, J. Thiel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dobbins, J. McBeth, J. Miller, D. Reed, B. Holloway, B. Rader, C. Solt, M. Veil, J. Wurm, Mr. Nelson. 3 j . ,Q Myron Veil Angie DeWinter Robert Darling Editor Circulqfign Mgr, Advertising Mgr. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - Myron Veil, JUNIOR EDITOR - Charles Albright, ADVERTISING MANAGER - Robert Darling, BUS. ASSISTANTS - Nancy Eickel, Charles Solt, Don Reed, Joan Welling, Janet Melick, SUB- SCRIPTION MANAGER - Angie DeWinter, ASSISTANTS - Mary Lou Blicke, Janet Dunbar, Charles Salt, Barbara Fahl, Pat Rowland, Dave Schieber, Mary DeBlasi, Joan Russell, Betty Cassaro, Ruth Lust, PORTRAIT MANAGERS - Janet Butterman, Robert Rader, SNAPSHOT EDITORS - Doris Downing, Ann Albright, Carolyn Baker, SPORTS EDITORS - John Miller, Bruce Holloway, QUOTATIONS, WILL 8. PROPHECY - Becky Brooks, Betty Armstrong, Mary Ann Graetz, PHOTOGRAPHERS - James McBeth, Robert Cotsamire, TYPISTS - Betty Long, Joan Thiel, Barbara Fahl, Angie DeWinter, Becky Brooks, Mary Ann Graetz, PROOFREADERS - James Wurm, Mary Heckler, EDITORIAL ADVISOR - Mr. Charles D. Nelson, BUSINESS ADVISOR - Mr. James E. Dobbins. 68 gaoqzdm aff LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: l.. Leuthold, J. Welling, P. Stout, N. Copper, J. Taylor, J. Holloway, C. Baer, C. Haycook, J. Auld, l.. Ralph. SECOND ROW: R. Stewart, M. Rauth, S. Heckenhauer, C. Candel, N. Wiles, J. Kebe, D. Clinger, K. McKinley, N. Eickel, S. Jones, J. Melick. THIRD ROW: Miss E. Meck, P. Burwell, B. Neff, W. Stieger, M. Faulkner, A. DeWinter, M. Blicke, D. Downing, J. McBeth, A. Albright, Miss G. Cavallo. FOURTH ROW: B. LaRue, J. Mutchler, N. Albright, C. Baker, B. Holloway, W. Giffin, J. Miller, S. lnvocato, D. Widrnan, J. Wurm. MlSSlNO FROM PICTURE: J. Craner. The curtain has fallen on another dramatic performance of the Bucyrian Staff and this year's cast of players proved to be of Shakespearean quality. There may have been better school papers edited in former years, but it is doubtful if any staff has had more enjoyment from working together. Production of a big eight-page Christmas edition, an informative talk by a local newspaper- man, and participation in refreshments by the whole staff on several occasions, were just a few of this year's highlights. The staff also sold soft drinks at all home basketball games to alleviate treasury deficiencies. Under the capable guidance of Miss Ella Meck, editorial advisor and Miss Gloria Cavallo, business advisor, the Bucyrian has recorded another successful year in the pages of its history. ddladal mu! ' Zaff Editor-in-chief Feature Editor Sports Editor Exchange Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Editorial Advisor Business Advisor Ann Albright Jim Wurm John Miller Nancy Eickel Jody Craner Jo Faulkner Phil Stout Miss Ella Meck Miss Gloria Cavallo eden! 06608656 Left to Right- First Row: J. Winters, C. Jones, P. Wiles, J. Nicholson, D. Downing, C. Kimerline, S. Caldwell, P. Tufford, J. Hewitt, and A. Abnett. Second Row: R. Lust, R. Fegley, J. Grimm, M.KeySe, C. Baker, M. Welge, J. Clemens, N. Bibler, R. Kisor, Miss F. Thompson. Third Row: Miss D. Kenney, C. Pfleiderer, J. Thiel, J. Wurm, D. Bumstead, H. Jones, B. Weithman, R. Stauffer, M. Loman. The Student Council experienced a successful year under the able leadership of our officers: Herb Jones, president, Joan Thiel, secretary, and Doris Downing, treasurer and our competent faculty advisers: Miss Kenney, Miss Thompson and Mr. Loman. Perhaps our most noteworthy accomplishment was our supervision of the school-wide magazine drive that contributed greatly to the furtherence of the school's visual education program. In addition we conducted a successful safety campaign, sold popcorn at all home basketball games, revised and rewrote a council constitution, supervised the arrangements for Homecoming, decorated the halls and corridors at Christmas, and helped choose the assembly programs to be presented in I952-53. 70 a ZZQ6 65:45 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: S. Jones, P. Stout, N. Eickel, A. Albright, J. Dunbar, K. McKinley, P. Winsley. SECOND ROW: A. DeWinter, J. Craner, K. Phillips, J. Butterman, M. Heckler, B. Brooks, M. Blicke, J. Faulkner, D. Clinger. THIRD ROW: Mr. Havron, C. Darling, B. Darling, J. Schieber, H. Jones, C. Solt, J. Miller, D. Widman, P. Rowland, B. Fahl. The College Club was organized way back in l945. Its purpose has always been to help B.H.S. seniors to get into college. In the past eight years the club has numbered about two hundred members--more than 7596 of them have attained additional education usually in Ohio colleges or universities, hospitals and business schools. 72 Zander: LEFT TO RlGHT: S Jones, R. Stewart, M. Heckler, R. Lust, A. Albright, D. Downing, secretary- treasurer, Miss G. Hibarger, .1. Craner, president, J. Strauch, B. Armstrong, P. Benedict, S. Kerr. Meetings of the l95l-52 Booster Club were held after school in Miss Hibarger's room. Once every two weeks the 'll girls gathered there to discuss the bits of business that accumulated. Seven of the members this year were seniors, tour were juniors. Various activities which were carried out the past year included: Decorating the goal posts at each of the home football games, sponsoring the homecoming dance, decorating the Homecoming Queen's throne, decorating the auditorium for Baccalaureate and Commencement, and presenting a skit for Varsity Night. Under the direction of Jody Craner, the president, and Miss Grace Hibarger, the advisor, the club concluded another successful year. 73 Zecwlew 6 cc! Left to Right - First Row: M. J. Faulkner, J. Welling, B. Fahl, N. Eickel. Second Row: M. Baldy, R. Stewart, B. J. Cassaro, J. Thiel, P. Rowland, D. Clinger. Third Row: M. L. Blicke, M. A. Beniamin fAclvisori, A. De Winter. The Leader's Club, under the capable supervision of Miss Mary Ann Beniamin, experienced a very successful year. r Our main activity during meetings was the drafting of a club constitution. Other highlights of the year were our participation in a pep assembly, Varsity Night, and an All-Star Basketball game, with a clance following the game. We also gained much valuable experience by officiating in girl's intramural basketball, softball and volleyball games. E , 71. ,-4, Left to Right - First Row: M. Rein, J. Theil, B. Fahl, B. Cassaro, C. Rogers, M. Baldy, M. K. DiBlasi, N. White, C. Dunahey, B. Streeter, C. Baker, S. Rowland, D. Beattie, B. Heath.Second Row: M. Rein, M. Magers, E. Kintz, S. Heckenhauer, J. Taylor, P. Burwell, J. Linn, S. Skelden, R. Keller, S. Kocher. J. Broz, V. Johns, B. Zwilling, J. Hart, M. White, D. Sutton, J. Green, C. Haycook, J. Riddlebaugh. Third Row: C. Kent, B. Armstrong, S. Starner, M. Kent, P. Atkinson, S. Briggs, B. Bippus, R. Short, M. Rauth, B.Wurm, S. Dewiel, B. Welch, R. Fegley, J. Kebe, N. Howard, J. Russel, J. Corwin,B.Long, D. Grau, D. Aller, M. Grobrecht. Fourth Row: M. Copper, M. Hollenbaugh, W. Gingery, N. Albright, B. Pfeiffer, A. Staton, M. Neuman, J. Yuhas, D. Bauer, M. Uhl, S. Miller, J. Holloway, J. Ellis, J. Strauch, D. Walkins, G. Pfleiderer, J. Welling, A. Ross, R. Lust, J. Grimm, Vice-President, Mrs. Shellenbarger. Fifth Raw: P. Welling, N. Schuler, J. Mutchler, B. LaRue, Secretary, M. Seits, E. Kocher, J. Ackerman, J. Miller, R. Brooks, J. Butterman, S. Steffen, D. Young, D. Smaltz, P. Myers, M. Graetz, President, M. Shuck, Treasurer. The close of the school year has also marked the close of one of F. H. A.'s happiest and most successful years. The many proiects carried out for the year included: A demonstration on flower arranging by Mrs. Ten Eyck, a cooking demonstration given at the Ohio Power Company, the making and selling of pom-pom's at the football games, sponsoring a dance after the Bucyrus-Galion basketball game, and a style show given at a tea for their mothers. Our main proiect for the year was the shipment ofa World Friendship box to some foreign country. Our candidate for Masquerade Queen was Mary Jane Grimm, who became Bucyrus' entry in the County beauty contest. Two F. H. A. rallies were held, one at Galion and the other at Tiro. We also combined with'the F. F. A. in a county square-dance. u Our advisors Mrs. Shellenbarger and Mrs. Van Voorhis and our club mothers, Mrs. Robert LaRue and Mrs. Robert Myers were of great assistance to us in everything we did. 75 ewan 2 ww LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: B. Downing, A. Abnett, C. Kuenzli, B. Arnold, D. Garner, President, B. Yunl-cer, J. Deare, C. Traxler. SECOND ROW: R. Weaver, G. Stuckman, S. Briggs, K. Kline, Y. Chesbro, M. Keyse, J. Russell, S. Jones, Secretary, B. Neff. THIRD ROW: B. Armstrong, M. Shifley, D. Grimm, M. Welge, G. Peterman, J. Ackerman, N. Howard, Mrs. Tupps, advisor. The Jr. Red Cross council has had one of its busiest years in Bucyrus High School's history. The council is composed of one representative from each homeroom who plans J.R.C.'s. activities for the year. Some of the activities were sponsoring a dance, decorating the county home at the yuletide season, sponsoring a pre-enrollment drive assembly, and conducting the enrollment drive. Another important job was drawing up a constitution. The advisor for the year was Mrs. Tupps. The officers were Don Garner, chairman, and Sue Jones, secretary-treasurer. 76 :made LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: P. Click, V. Knecht, S. Swihart, R. Steiger, V. Hart, C. Graham, M. Scott, C. Kiess, M. Rittenhour, J. Simansen, C. Stout, S. Rariclc, S. Heinlen, S. Wessel, P. Henry, Miss Renkert, Dr. Schieber. SECOND ROW: M. Etzinger, J. Sickel, J. Judy, J. Wolfe, J. Zincke, J. Harris, N. Baum, B. Rowland, J. Judd, S. Heiby, M. Huggins, K. Judd, J. Slane, D. Steinhelfer, M. Kruse. THIRD RON: P. Niles, P. Smith, J. Tatmon, C. Barton, G. Baton, S. Fisher, B. McClure, S. Caldwell, P. Pfleiderer, J. Downing, N. Frosch, J. Deare, B. Southward, N. Foreman, B. Eden, P. Tufford. FOURTH ROW: S. McCelland, J. McLaughlin, B. Ryland, B. Flock, P. Allen, B. Feilc, V. Chesser, M. Keyse, B. Emig, T. Cook, J. Lohr, J. Berry, Y. Kalb. Membership in the Blue Triangle Club is open to the seventh and eighth grade girls who desire to affiliate with the organization. The purpose of the organization is to establish ci bond of friendship among the seventh and eighth grade girls and to train girls for leadership. The officers for the current year were: president, Yolanda Kalb, vice president, Phyllis Wiles, secretary, Penny Click, treasurer, Marjorie Keyse. Beverly Emig headed the program committee while Myrna Kruse was the chairman of the social committee. The club met on the second and fourth Monday of each month at which times topics ofa current nature were presented. At Christmas time the girls divided into three groups and went caroling. The year's program also included a Friendship party and a Mother-Daughter meeting. 77 een en Zuma! Left to Right - First Row: N. Eickel, Secretory, A. Albright, President, J. Kebe, Second Row: Miss Cavallo, J. Kenefake, C. Candel, A. Ross. Third Row: N. Bibler, D. Widman, Treasurerg C. Albright, Vice President. The Teen Den Board met at 7:30 every Tuesday evening in the Y.M.C.A., with their capable adviser Miss Cavallo. Each week a program was presented by two governors from the same class. The board members were very successful in teaching the Poke and Shodish to other members of Teen Den and we also participated in square dancing on several occasions. Other social highlights of the year included parties for Halloween, Christmas and Valentine's Day. Our able officers were: President - Ann Albright Vice-President - Charles Albright Secretary - Nancy Eickel Treasurer - Don Widman 78 fad- 76- Left to Right - First Row: D. Sutton, E. Patton, M. Baldy, B. Cassaro, J. Welling, S. Kerr, P. Winsley, K.McKinley, J. Melick. Second Row: D. Clinger, J. Dunbar, L. Leuthold, M. Rothhaar, M. Rein, B. Wurm, A. Albright, N. Eickel, M. Faulkner. Third Row: M. Kiess, B. Fahl, P. Rowland, S. Starner, P. Myers, J. Thiel, B. Pfieffer, J. Russell, A. Ross, Mrs. Halm, Advisor. Fourth Row: J. Strauch, D. Waikins, C. Boker, K. Phillips, M. Heckler, J. Craner, A. DeWinter, J. Butterman, R. Brooks, M. Biicke. The Tri-Hi-Y was composed of forty-seven iunior and senior girls under the able supervision of Mrs. Holm. Social highlights of the year included the formal initiation of new members, an annual formal party at Christmas and the sponsorship of a dance after one of the home basketball games. Since our organization was newly founded last year, we were without a constitution until the girls wrote and adopted one this year. Officers President - Doris Downing Vice President Barbara Fahl Secretary - Joan Thiel Treasurer - Mary Heckler 79 7az'efzmed6aZe cd- W6-Z FIRST ROW: C. Baehr, S. Kocher, P. Rowland, J. Taylor, S. Kehrer, J. Sullivan, S. Heckenhauer, J. Broz, J. Patton. SECOND ROW: N. Nicholson, D.'Grau, J. Auld, J. Goff, J. Holloway, S. Miller, J. Corwin, J. Mutchler, L. Ralph, Mrs. Ferguson. THIRD ROW: K. Kline, J. Kebe, M. Copper, S. Steffen, P. Ohler, M. Uhl, N. Wiles, J. Fowler, D. Young, B. Neff. FOURTH ROW: M. Seits, N. White, M. Hollenbaugh, C. Schemel, C. Candel, E. Kocher, J. Ackerman, B. LaRue, V. Traxler. Composed of freshmen and sophomores and numbering thirty-seven members, the lnter- mediate Tri-Hi-Y enjoyed another successful year under the direction ot Mrs. R. W. Ferguson. Important events of the year included a Christmas Party, a joint meeting with the lnter- mediate Hi-Y., and the presentation ot a skit for Varsity Night. To help out with the finances, we also held a Bake Sale at the Second National Bank. Officers of the Club this year were: President - Susan Heckenhauer, Vice President - Joyce Taylor, Secretary - Jo Anne Mutchler, Treasurer - Joan Holloway. 80 endow W6-Z FIRST ROW - J. McBe?hg B. Deckerg D. Reedg R. Rossmang D. Widmang J. Miller. SECOND ROW - M. Welgeg A. Schulerg B. Hallowayg D. Conradg B. Fawleyg Mr. Siniff, advisor. THIRD ROW - C. Al- brighig N. Haldemang B. Rader. D. Whifnackg J. Cook. J. Schieber. FOURTH ROW - D. Grimmj G. Shieldsg H. Jonesg D. Biblerg T. Overlwolfg N. Kimerlineg C. Solt. OFFICERS President - C. Sol? Secretary - D. Widman Vice Presidenf - H. Jones Treasurer - J. Schieber Valezmeafdczle W6-Z FIRST ROW - F. Welgeg R. Kisorg J. Croneisg G. Bealeg B. Meizgerg G. Sfuckmanj J. Siuckert. SEC- OND ROW - D. Johnsg F. Freyg J. Wardg J. Kenelakeg F. Robertsg D. Marquartg R. Overholtg R. Fresh- waferg Wm. Beck. THIRD ROW - D. McGuireg W. Giffing R. Caldwellg M. Linng Wm. O'breing D. Graefzg J. Clemens. FOURTH ROW - Bud Armsfrongg Bill Armsfrongg R. Cofsamireg W. Kenneclyg R. Staufferg J. Himlerg M. Linng Mr. Kish, advisor. OFFICERS Presideni - R. Sfauffer Secretary - R. Caldwell Vice President - J. Clemens Treasurer - F. Welge 81 ,banded 65415 FIRST ROW - J. Riddleboughg I. Winklefoosg J. Alrichg A. Sfolfzg R. Foremong J. Croneisg D. Toshg J. Sullivcmg J. Pottong F. Freyg J. Wardg J. Kenefake. SECOND ROW - Miss Cavollog K. Hcxolag L.. RaIpI1g D. Youngg S. Heckenhouerg S. Kehrerg J. Taylorg J. Ackermcng P. Wellingg N. Schulerg F. Roberts. THIRD ROW - R. Kisorg R. Freshwaferg B. O'Brieng W. Giffing F. Roweg D. Rifeg D. Rehmg J. Clemensg B. Armsfrongg D. Flannery. OFFICERS S. Kehrer - President J. Clemens - Secreiory D. Young - Vice President B. Armstrong - Treasurer Wacatdami 6 665 FIRST ROW - D. Leonbergerg R. Clarkg R. Borcizg R. Sfuckerg D. Fox. SECOND ROW - G. Coporinig F. Swihartg E. Teynorg C. Leonbergerg G. Albrightg A. Ryland. TOP ROW - D. Whifeg D. Houseburgg D. Clarkg R. Cofsomireg F. Yonikusg G. Everharf. NO PICTURES - C.KIingenbergerg D. Reogerg L. Ycney. OFFICERS D. Houseburg - President D. Clark - Secretary and R. Barciz - Vice President Treasurer 82 41 5 QS M! I J 2' swf! M in Q ..1 i: A N D 'fl' 1'-335:13-E ' X! .Q ,H ' ' K 1 My gp xx fry avff own WWN -img' I 1 5-:QQ 4 35' 2 5 - e-gf' gf df The Annual Staff and the class of l952 wish to thank the following business places for their advertising. We urge The readers of this book fo patronize fhem. qfedmdck Zaddaa Distinctive Portraifure Bucyrus, Ohio Phone 5146 Over Joan Frocks dnd CIady's 1135 S. Sandusky Ave. Photographer Wm. H. Griep 84 Uczhaaad aaawzdagi 76606406646 Hain Wzeckdag Flowers for all Occasion U. S. 30 North Compliments Compliments ot of ' 0 Zazzle Dawg Stafze Seah! and Wcffma The Store of Personal Service Closest to School N. Lane St. Compl i men ts of Portraits - Home Movies -Commercial ya ef Bucyrus, Ohio Company Congratulations to the Class f IIS ll Compliments O 2 F Highest Quality - Lowest Price o ' In Bucyrus lt's Zctq Zena r 7Zew5emg 4 5-10-25 Store 85 The Diamond Center of Bucyrus 131 So. Sandusky 70465402 qfcwdwczfze PAINT - GLASS CUTLERY - TOOLS Ph 5113 Zacqzzaa featcmzcml ,-451-dwdazamed We Serve Only the Best Geo. H. Davis Prop. Phone 5867 B y s, Ohi BEST WISH ES Qeaefzczi qfydwaafdce 7aa. Bucyrus, Ohio Congratulations S. ,-4. Schein and Sm GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS Bucyrus Ohio 87 W, fiddle!! azpazaldaa MANUFACTURERS OF The WARCO Line of Road Building Machinery The AMERICAN Line of Clay Working Machinery Office and Factory . . . Bucyrus, Ohio Best Wishes from mam 44550: a, 88 Compliments Tell The World With of SIGNS Wecteza into by-I 244444. Slave Zeazgagd SULLIVAN AND MOORE B y Oh ,4. Z, Walfawaq Packard Studebaker Sakai!!! 77Zatwz Safer: Stuadmzfb Qzacmg and Meal Ma rk ef Complimen fs of Yfczqmca Shape 111 E. Rensselaer Sf. Ladies Ready-to-Wear Compliments of Hugh Efaaez 7mm Szfofze 2026 Haifa Fine Foods 240 S. Sandusky Ave. C I of C I Hough f Sie!! Smaali- Kao! Station Dculfzq 3 BUICK Q -6- F yi W , -lady fdllefa Wladac 7amefmZ qfame Scaled E SL 8 Y Q ,,,4 Ivo Scott Phone 5178 Sm: 2641: Wayne For Aged Women 128 Fisher Sf. Bucyrus Ohio 91 Quietest Place in Town Weafelea ' Zanfecliaaezq 76a4ez5 Wcnclwcme The Home of Good Hardware 70. 24. .fag Ready Mix Concrete, Building Brick Building Material and Stone Hauling Office 640 Woodlawn Ave. Plant 642 Woodlawn Ave. Ph. 5104 Ph. 5439 Wdlaan pontiac Sealed Compliments ot 74a flee gum! As Local as Bucyrus Hi Zmmza Aman 64444 Bucyrus Food Products Bucyrus, Ohio 74a ,446 puede Printing of Distinction Stem Sieffeg egdfdfftg BUCYRUS' STORE for 838 W. Ma y St B Y Oh MEN and BOYS Home of Hart, Schattner and Marx Clothing Compliments of 74a pcuztfzq Siappe made Best Wishes 1115 P pl St 1 T I ph 5423 B y Oh OLDSMOBILE of the -fone pine Zczdfzq 93 Compliments Duma S444 of 'he 7fzczm,eafzmz'6an Seed Style Center for Teen-age Girls Zampaag 'Wigan Zkcmew Bob and AI Myers Best Wishes from 5,4455 sm sam Compliments of 7aaZ2Z 204466 Dawg 74a Zcmfdlq 77z6m'!6ag Ka PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 313 S. Sandusky Ave. Ph 5251 Wezfemtb would Side gazing 941 N. Sandusky We Specialize in Home Made Breacl, Wedding and Birthday Cakes gcccqzaa '7fmc2faz Scaled Ford Farming Headquarters Gehl Farm Tools l30 Songer Ph e5528 Sled ?0660Ld'Zq gampmq C I f gage? eafzpafmtdcm BUCYRUS OHIO Com limen s , pf t Slam! 4 77Zczz6eL' Groceries - Meats - Produce yfzdevwdfq Woaefzfq Za. 'MY P'0C'UC'S Phone 5444 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS C E dL Compliments Thanks For Your Pot g of Scdzdezfz Zkeeae 7czcz'cvzg Wg- Saba! Qfzacefzg cmd Dawg Zen Compliments Complim T of Q. 2. Wag Q. 776. Footed, fm. daily 'a 7Zecaa Stand Compliments Compliments of of SZ Samffzefza ,-4. 5 37. Sagem Winnie! 97 fauna ' Qefzdcvzla COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE fauna 7nd Phone 5446 266 S. Sandusky Ave. Compliments Compliments of of Studied Dfmga 76a Keegan 60 Live Better For Less 98 Compliments of Weekend gene. Standard - Royal - Portable World's Number One Typewriter Sold and Serviced by .fazea Z. Spdeee 7Qf660'LCZ6'L Ea. Ph 5959 Bucyrus, Ohio The Diamond Store of Bucyrus Dania Qeaaehq 213 S. Sandusky Ave. .lunge Sine Stone on the square It your clothes are not becoming to you -you should becoming to us FW! 70W'w Wazlane for Distinctive Floral Arrangements Compliments Congratulations of to the Class of H52.. 71a-gaze Dfaeae- 7a 74eczhe 244422 Smzelwded S4450 U. S. 30 North Midway between Bucyrus and Crestline gddgwtd .lamp Wonka gddywtd Zhu Zydflgd GENERAL QELECTRIC Compliments 75a of gczamael Stove gddddkafefz lntemotionol Horvester Dealer The Best of everything Trucks Refrigerators Tractors Implements Compliments Compliments of of 0, fame flame famla Zampcmg -famfefz Zampcmq Ph 5625 We Serve To Sell Again 101 Congrafu la tion s T th CI f Wea: 77Zez'4od .fcmnafzq o e asso UST, Family Laundry Service ?zedaf6e'e Dfzdae- 7a and Dry Cleaning 230 N. Sand ky A , Com limenf glade 4 Ecanamq Durga PM S lll S. Sandusky Ave. Phone 5133 B y Oh Compliments of 2. 70. Qafzlezdcd Wicca fecddaz 5524 4758 You Can Be Sure If It's Westinghouse Compllmenls of 74a Zuddlz Sieczfruic Zlfmez Efeatzdc eampcmg 102 Compliments of Sayamicm Walsall! eau 7nd, Bucyrus Ohio For Photos To Keep For Your Fufure lt's Undone! pdata Sefwdce 342 Broadway Lorain Ohio Your Official Chum-Picture Photographer 103 f. qidggdmz 7m:, GOLDEN RULE BABY cHicKs HATCHED AND soi.D by the i I X 4 EIEIHID I tr afdea facie Walciezg -IE' 'E ,I Phone 5770 SALES AND SERVICE 214 Liberty Sr. 70775, 5 Good Luck to the Class of Leading Funeral Directors Hl952H and Furniture Merchants Private Invalid Coach W 2' 24' 5 Phone 55l2 Joseph D. Wise Wm. J. Wise WHOLESALE GROCERES James E. Wise Earl B. Hewitt Candy - Tobacco 104 C I f THE 0454 facamaldae efzcme COMPANY Compliments Compliments of of Wien!! Sine Stone Qaee Sdae Sefweee Shoes for the whole family 226 W. Charles 200 N. Sandusky Bucyru Ohio Joe McKinnen Compliments Wame Office Supply ea, of Greeflngcords' Skafefie geacetg Siege Office and School Supplies Phone 5077 Compliments of the Smddi Zan! cmd Sapp! Za .lege Qecaelzg 302 N. Sandusky Ave. y ' Watches - Diamonds - Silverware C. N. Rorick Congratulations to the CLASS of HST, Paint 8. Wallpaper Store 770646622 feetczafzcwz' Hanna's Green Seal Pqinfs lmperial Washable Wallpaper 132 N. Sandusky Ave. Compliments of ke Mez 32444 amdzq ampcmq Bucyrus Ohio R p enfclti t FINE CLASS RINGS t ANNOUNCEMENTS t YEARBOOKS William Lindbo AWARDS B 29 if OX Bucyrus, Oh JOSTEN' Since 1897 S- 107 QGR ggi AIPHS ' ! I . W, I asf 'X , xv 9-1 K A .f 1 Q. . V 31 ly If A E ,A ,n M555 Q K3 Qi ,X 2 if :fl ,, Gy 6 .-5 7 V I i ffl CX ' 'k 'fbi' to f , V!! X f? 'A L ,I f Q35 i' 5, , ,w 0' - 'W-' I gjkillhbf JYXSTLAXX-,,f nw ,.- tx-, .f 108 e l . E 1 C T IN Friend to all: enemj to nl is there a better goal in l Miss .Nancss Ann Eiekel. pre I7 year-old senior. died .Nlondz Maj l2. of encephalitis from the rl . resulti. u. Nancy. who ss. well-known and uell-liked ar BH' had been ill only 5 days before sh di d dl l2:25 in the Buejrus Citj Hospital. .Nancy was aerixe in man-x sehuol aeiivities. She was exchange editor Cf the Bue-urian, xiee-presidenr ul College Club. secrezary ol GAA. seCreIar5 of Teen Den. and was a member of the Choir. Leaders Club and Tri-Hi-Y. Funeral serviees vm ere held Thursday at 2:00 in lhe Sl. Johns vangelieal Church. .Nlosl ol N' y's former cl' . gin- assmares attended lhe selsiee. flglssmales acting as pall- nearers were Dan Conrad. Bob Deeker. Norm Hgildemun. Hob Tucker. Jim Bender and Jim Wurm. Ray Rossmun and Dave Whilenaek vsere honorary pallbearers. The senior class and several ol :he elubs Nginey belonged to sen! flowers to the funeral, l +5 .J W ,, 1 ww .W !. 961114 1. A. vw' Pjyi PHS I H1 R' .N t i -Q2 PM fy! Midi K x 'f w o , 'b if 'X WM n s If K gn 5 bf I , X X ' , f r W 1 1 Y 3 W 7 X 7 2 as 'if 9 f 0 'Q 9 f 1 1 Qghflf IU H 5 x 108 X . 1, ,pf in Mfmonmm l l-'riend to all: enemy to none. is there a better goal in life? fylisy Nancy Ann Eicl-eel. pretty I7 year-old Senior. died Nlonday, May ll. ol encephalitiy rexultinu from the flu. Nancy. who mul ynell-known and yyell-liked at BHS. had been ill only 5 dayy lwelore yhe died at l2:25 in the Bueyrux City Hospital. Nancy yyas LACIINC in many yehool aciiyities. She was exchange ediior cf the Bucyrian, yice-preyident ol College Cluh. secretary ol GAA. secretary' of Teen Den. and way a mernher of the choir. Leadery Cluh and Tri-Hi-Y. Funeral seryieey yyere held Thursday at Zgflli in the St. John! , Evangelical Church. Nloyl or Nari- Cy s former elaysmaley attended the yeryiee f lmyniatey .ieling as pall- hearcrs were Dan Conrad. Boh Deel-eer. Norm Haldemaii, Boh Tucker. lim Bender and lim Wurni. 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