Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

9 1 '7' . , 1 ' F 1 f .XX XJ f x .Nw THE BUCYRIA BUCYRLI HIGH SCHCOL BLICYRLIS CHIC VCL. LVI As you Travel The road of life There wrll be many obsfacles buT They who Traveled The road before and know The hazards have leTT signs Tor The benefn of Those Tollowrnq The covers of your annual are embellished wlTh The plcTure of a road The road of life Besnde Thus road There are sugns szgns for your benefn as you Travel The road In Thus annual we have aTTempTed To carry ouT The Theme of sugns Be on The vvatch Tor The srqns along The road The Bucynan STaTT 1 TABLE CF CO TENTS Faculty and Administration Senior Class .,..,,,, c-- Junior Class ,,,.,, Sophomore Class ,.,, Athletics .,C, -, ,, Activities -c1,cc-,,cc- Junior High Classescc, Advertising ..vc... General lndexcm, Ned Adams Co-Editor Marjorie Sheerer Jr. Co-Editor Ronald Jenney Advertising Manager cu-- 5 15 -- 41 -- 49 55 71 -- 93 c- 105 -- 122 Carol Kiess Subscription Manager Skip Abnett Co-Editor DEDICATIC We the Bucyrlan Staff declcate thus annual to a very deserving guy one Charles Tschanen A very affable fellow he has alded more than one Toward helplng young future scnentusts But whether In shop or science we thunk Mr Tschanen IS one all 'round nght guy' The Bucyrnan Staff aspiring young draftsnnan or vvoodvvorker, and novv is directing his efforts MEMORIAM On Aprrl IO 1955 Gordon Garner was fatally unlured In a sudden Traffic mlshap Everyone IH his class was deeply conscious of having lost a friend Zeke as We knew hlm seemed to be the lfe of every qroup he was In A ready smrle and a qunck burst of lauqhter dnstrnouushed htm as a prominent member of our class Although he cannot be vvuth us novv as we prepare to take our places In lrfe we wash to hold the memory of thus lovable quy rn our hearts forever The Class of 1956 Q' ', . 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V f 'fWff'7f N 1 ' wx W X,g1lXkiKMI H L MY 5!E .'m 1 f 7? xl' W MUN ,pm W if M Q + my X1 W gv It V vw i F1 j 5 SLIPERI TE DE T l J Mller Supernfendent May 25 T956 Class of T956 Bucyrus l-lngh School Bucyrus Ohio Dear Frnends Early sn your student days you perhaps thought you were sent to Hugh School to be taught Now as you are about to enter higher learntng or the great laboratory called ltfe vve hope you have learned the true slgnlflcance of school as a place where you educated yourself wnth the ald of your fellow students and the effective help of able teach ers If you have grasped this pertrnent truth at vvtll serve you well tn the fleld of experience where no teacher or parent stands by your srde What you do rn thus llfe you must do for yourself The essence of success ns self dns covery and self control Best Wishes Superintendent SECRETARIE uv as 1 I 1 Ya' Lcft to Rght Mrs Nlahley Mrs Br dstock 6 PRINCIPAL May 25, I956 Senior Class of I956 Bucyrus High School Bucyrus, Ohio Dear Seniors: You have had an opportunity to study and To learn in an institution ot This kind Tor The past tour years. You are therefore, among The favored citizens ot our land. It gives you a greater opportunity Than many people have. It also gives you greater responsibilities Than Those who have not had that opportunity. You are expected To find solutions To many of The unsolved problems of other generations You must be leaders of our way of lute in a highly competitive world Today As you go Through life reflect on this Thought To grow and know what one is grovvlng Toward is the source of our strength and success In life Sincerely PM aw SECRET RIE Robert Latta Principal Left To Rghf Mrs Prce Mrs Sets CArfendanceD 7 FACULTY Our Teachers are the most nmportant guudeposts we can have In our lourney They dlrect us as to right and to wrong and help us to decide which road to take to a successful career Without them we would not get far on our way to future success JAMES E AULD B A Muskmgum Geography Hrstory 8 CoAdv:sor Junior Class JAMES M BORING B A Ohno Wesleyan Umversny Hfsfory 8 Geography 7 CoAdwsor Junior Class 8 WINONA BOLLENBACHER B S Capltol Unlver snty Math 7 General Busrness ate Tr: H1 Y HOWARD C BRYANT B A Heudelberg College Geography 7 History 8 Advlsor Intermed: ate H: Y - -2 ' 2 72 . ., ' ' - 2 ' 2 . ' z ' I . ' 5 Advisor: Intermedi- . . I U 1, . ' 2 2 2 2 . . 1 ' l I ACLILTY JAMES W. COX B. S., Ohio Universityf Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. RICHARD FRANTZ B S University South Carolina Boys Physical Education Head Coach of Football Advisor Varsity B HOWARD Franklin Clnclj College A M Oberlin College American History Vocational English Advisor Student Council CAROL E. FOCHT B. S., Ohio State University Home Economicsg Advisor: Future Homemakers of America. LUCILE J HALM B S Miami COhioD University M A Columbia University Advanced Math Girls Counselor MARTHA E HESSON lv Ohio University Latin Spanish Advisor Language C ub o. 1 . ., ' ' of A-U ' I E, , HAVRON A B I A . ., i, ., A. B., - - - , - -, ' I . 9 1 GRACE HIBARGER Kansas State College General Sclence Brology Advrsor Booster Club DOLORES KENNEY Denison Umversny Shorthand Typmg and Secretanal Practnce CURTIS B KUENZLI Wzttenberg College Math 7 and 9 Advfsor Jr Red Cross ACLILTY JOHN V HUTTON B S o Northern University M A Ohuo State Umversuty Sclence 7 Vocatfonal Hnstory Asslstant Prfnclpal and Boys Counselor Head Coach of Basketball Senror H: Y Advvsor ALEX KISH Wrttenberg College Ed M Umversuty of Oklahoma Hastory B Drlver Trammg Advfsor Jr HIY JOYCE E LIHAN Bowlmg Green State Umversny Girls Physcnal Education Advisor Leaders Club G A A and Cheerleaders jf! FACULTY CAROLINE MCGREW Miami University English 7 Special Reading Advisor Blue Triangle KATHRYN C MECK B A hio Wesleyan University M A Ohio Stale University Algebra Speech and Senior Survey Advisor Student Council Speech Club and Dramafics HELEN E. MILLAR B. A, O 'o Wesleyan University- English 9 and lO- Advisor: Freshman Class. ELLA MECK B A O o Wesleyan University M A Ohio State University Spelling 8 General Business FOREST W MERTZ B M A Sta1e University Physics Chemistry General Science Advisor Stage Crew CHARLES D. NELSON . S. Clarion . State Teachers College- M. Ed. University of Pittsburgha Librarian Annual Stall Edilorial Advisor. JAMES L OBERLANDER Ashland College Bookkeeping Bus: ness Arlthrnetlc and Law Salesmanshrp Annual Staff Fmanclal Advisor School Treasurer JAMES RICHARD SIMCOX Muskangum College Instrumental Must: 4 2 Junior and S for and :ecton f f FRANCIS E STEWART Umversety of Toledo Vocatronal Shop Co Advnsor of Jumor Class Advisor Vocatlonal Industrial Club Faculty Manager of Athletlcs ACULTY JUANITA RENKERT B A O o Wesleyan Umversuty Engllsh 7 and Advisor Blue Trlangle MARJORIE G SMITH B S O o State Unlversuty Elementary and Hlgh School Arr MARY SZASZ A B Cornell College ClowaD English II and Buslness Englrsh Advisor Sr Tr1H1Y FACULTY FRANCES E THOMPSON Ohio Wesleyan Socnal Problems Cwrcs and World Hrsfory Advisor Senror Class DON F TSCHANEN Heudelberg College General Scrence and Science 8 Assnsfanf Coach of all sporfs BESS H WARD A B Flor a State Umversrty English ll and IV Advisor Sophomore Class CHARLES F TSCHANEN B S o Northern Urnversnty Sclence 7 and Conservafron Advisor Seventh Grade and Jumor Hfgh Sclence Club EDNA ULMER B M Dana Muslcal Instntufe Vocal Music 712 Drrecror of Junior and Senior Cholrs ROBERT WOLFE Hendelberg College Math 8 Head Coach of Track and Assfsranr rn other sports SCHOOL BOARD Egfr. SCHOOL BOARD Flr t Row From Left to Rrght Rev M P Paetzmck Crerrrmg memberl Clare Sharrock George Stoltz Emerson Stuckman VlcePres1den1 Fred Ward Presrdertt Franklin Roberts Second Row From Left to Right I J Muller Supe rrtrgndenr Mrs Ethel Bradstock Clerk Treasurer USTODIANS mm CUSTODIANS, From Left to Right: Mr. Roy CSl1OI'lYD Sturtz, Mr. Scott McPherson, Mr. Otto Ulmer, Mr. Earl McAdams, Mr. Ollie Powell. I4 gemors SE ICR OFFICERS IIIKI tlllutlll mlllwlllflt llmlllrltllr v y g Sec et ry Bll Applegate T easu Now that they have completed one part of the lourney along the hnghway of llfe they are eagerly awaltmg the long stretch around the next curve Thus as an Important step In the future for It holds so many new different expernences for them If they wall follow the signs along the way they are sure to fnnd success and happiness ID whatever they do and wherever they go I5 , , x 'A ' ' 1 X ' 1 ' rx Y Y V V l l 1 l x ff y lv at . f l - l ' l I l l x From Left to Right: Skip Abnett, Presidentg Jerry Weithman, Vice-Presidentg Be erl Emi , r a 5 i , r ref. , . I l I l SENICD RS ABNETT ALBERT C Skup us a college technucal student un B H S He us un terested un amateur raduo Station WSPGB as a hobby and he reads a lot Hus activutues during the ye s were HuY Bucyruan Staff Jr Red Cross Student Council Baseball man ager Teen Den Board Stage Crew Annual Staff and Speech Club Because of his unterest un scuence he expects to be a ADAMS NELDON D research physucust ACHTERMANN GLENN TRACY Toad takung a general course us unterested un hunting fushung and all types of sports as an avocatuon He us also un terested un uazz Hus hugh school actuvutues unclude Hu Y Track manager Band Annual Staff Stage Crew Speech Club and Spanish Club He desures to become a businessman or cop AIDT, RICHARD WAYNE Deadly Nedley plannung to be an undustrual enguneer us preparing for hus vocatuon by takung a college technucal course He enuoys uazz and sports and us untrugued by any actuvuty that requures a luttle thought Whule un hugh school Ned has been actuve un Hu Y Annual work Bucyruan Staff Stage Crew and Baseball Duck us takung a vocational course in school and be- longs to the Vocational Industrial Club. He likes cars and radios and operates amateur radio Station W8PHl. As a result of this hobby he plans to become a radio engineer. Dick is studying higher math outside of school to better prepare for this vocation. 17 SENIORS ALLEN PAULINE JEANETTE Pauline is a quiet but very pleasing girl who is taking a general course She has as her avocations sketching painting and sewing Because of her artistic talent she desires to go to art school Her activities were F H A Tri HI Y and Homecoming attendant BARROWS WAYNE LEE APPLEGATE WILLIAM Hoppy is an athletic boy who is taking the college technical course He is highly interested in sports and played on the football and track teams as a letterrnan His other activities are Student Council Hi Y and Annual Staff Lee is taking a general course in school with the intention ot making a career of the U S Air Force after graduation He likes music and sports and has an appreciation for good Italian food Lees activities include band Speech Club baseball and football BATTON GLENDA LEE Glenda who wishes to become a housewife takes a general course, Her interests are music, either pop or classical, and nice clothes. As a hobby she collects salt and pepper shakers. Her activities are Tri-Hi-Y, F. H. A., and G. A. A. 18 SENIORS BAUM NANCY JANE Nance a charming vivacious girl who is taking a business course plans upon graduation to enter beautncuan school She likes pizza cheering collecting stuffed animals Sauter Finegan records and in her four years of high school has been a member of Tri HIY F H A G A A Speech Club Leaders Club Jr Red Cross Annual Staff Cheerleader and gym assistant BONEN FRED L Rod as he is called is studing a business course As his nickname suggests he is interested in fast cars and auto mobiles of all types Fred plans to enter the musical field and even now plays a mean accordion BUTT BETTY ELAINE Bet came to Bucyrus from Tiro Her hobby is to collect souvenirs but she is also interested in dancing cooking and singing, Her activities some from Tiro were band choir c eerleading F H A G A A Tri Hi Y Leaders an Student Council Her business course is preparing her to be a beautician BUTT PEGGY WAYNE Peg came to Bucyrus from Tiro where she was in a mixed choir and the girls chorus. She continued her member- ship in F. H. A. and G. A. A. when she came here and also ioined Sr. Tri Hi-Y. Peg is taking a business course and wants to be a housewife. Her hobbies are playing records and cooking. Peg is also fond of french fries and root beer. I9 SE IGRS CARPENTER RAYMOND ROY .lake havmg the ambItIon to become a machInIst IS takmg the vocatIonal course HIs Interests are operatIng a ham radIo statIon and automobIle mechanIcs HIs hIgh school GCTIVITIGS Include VocatIonal Club VarsIty B and Football CHESSER VlCTORlA LEE Vckl somewhat shy IH nature IS taklng the Home EconomIcs Course and her Interests are dIrected Into the fIeld of modelIng or InterIor decoratmg She naturally lIkes clothes and her favonte actIvItIes Include swImmIng skatnng and bowlIng She lS a member of F H A G A A and TrI HI Y CLICK PENNY LYNN Penny a petIte blonde IS takmg the commercIal course Her desIre IS to become a secretary a desIgner or a model She IS most Interested In clothes sports art and has artIstIc talent Her aCllVllleS COHSIST of TrI HI Y F H A and G A A COLE DARRELL WAYNE HavIng chosen a Naval career Darrell takes a general course HIs Interests Include swImmIng travel golf and auto mobIle racIng 20 COSGROVE DAVID SENIQRS COOPER JACK EDWARD Coop is taking a vocational course and wants to make a career of baseball broadcasting He likes cars and reading and sportswise is interested in baseball and football Jack has been a member of the Vocational Industrial Club and track and basketball teams Dave is taking a general course and plans to pursue some occupation that will allow him to hunt and fish perl odically His hobby now is photography and he likes football basketball and baseball Dave belongs to the Sr Hi Y and choir CRANE MARALON Maralon sometimes called Pimmie is preparing for a medical career in obstetrics She is an avid fan of most sports and a participant in some Her interests outside of school include drawing reading and animals Maralon a top notch student has found time for other activities such as Tri Hi Y Bucyrian Staff Leaders Club Booster Club Language Club G A A and Red Cross CROKIE DAVID Dave is studmg a college course but has not decided on a definite occupation as yet He likes to play tennis basketball swim and spends quite a bit of time with his St. Bernard dog. Dave belongs to the Annual Staff Bucyrian Staff Speech Club and track squad 21 EMIG BEVERLY JOANNE SE IDRS DEWIEL MARJORIE MARIE Margie who is a fun loving girl is enrolled in a general course of study Eventually she plans to be a house wife but at present much of her time is spent collecting popular records She likes chocolate cake musicals and sports She is a member of G A A Bev taking a college course plans to be either a stylist or model and has the pleasing personality necessary for success in these occupations She is appreciative of good poetry but also spends some time with her ring collection er interest in music results in her liking dancing operettas an choir Bev was homecoming queen this year and was a so active in Tri Hn Y Annual Bucyrlan Spanish Club Teen Den Board Speech Club G A A and band ETZINGER MARJORIE LOU Margie a brunette with a big smile desires to be a stenographer after graduation and is preparing for it by taking the commercial course Her hobbies are collecting records what nots and sheet music She also is interested in dancing and skating as pastimes Her high school activi ties are Tri HIY F H A G A A Annual and homecoming attendant FETTER MARY Mary is taking the college preparatory course in preparation for the vocation of a beautician. Her hobbies are sports and twirling which leads to her position as head maiorette in the band. Her high school activities consist of Student Council choir Bucyrian Staff and band. 22 SE IORS FLOHR KENNETH R Ken who was taking the business course was inter ested in becoming a mechanic but instead of finishing h1s senior year of school he enlisted in the Navy While in school he participated in athletics and enloyed hunting and fishing FlNDLING JERRY GERALD Jerry usually very quiet enloys such outdoor sports as hunting and fishing and likes to build model planes which stems from his interest in aeronautics He is taking a college technical course with the intention of becoming a naval radio operator and later on entering the highway patrol GATCHELL DOUGLAS JAMES Davy an affable student of the Vocational Course likes to spend time with his hobby of cars and hot rods Not completely positive of the line of work he will enter he says he wants to get more out of life than he puts in Davy be longs to the Vocational Club GOBRECHT SHARON LYNNE Sharon enrolled as a Commercial student plans eith er to work as a secretary or to be a housewife. She enloys photography, reading and also likes friendly people. 23 SENIGRS GRAHAM CATHERINE E Katie taking the commerical course desires after graduation to become a secretary or a beautician She is in terested in skating reading and in music Her activities in high school consist of choir F H A Tri HiY and G A A GRAY RICHARD JOE Duck preparing for a future in foreign trade is taking the college preparatory course His hobbies consist of col lecting guns and knives leading to a liking for sports such as fishing and hunting His high school activities most of which were at Sulphur Springs are baseball football basket ball track school paper and librarian GREILICH ILSE Tinky as she is known is taking home economics She desires to become an airline hostess or telephone oper ator She likes reading swimming and music Her activities consist of band and F H A GROVES REBECCA JEAN Becky is taking a business course as well as being a member of F. H. A. and Tri-Hi-Y. She likes iazz records and collects napkins. Her ambition is to ee the New Orleans Mardi Gras and drive in the Powder Puff Derby. 24 SENIORS GUNDRUM JERRY FREDRIC Gumdrop in his preparation for pharmacy instilled at Cladys is taking the college technical course He likes his car which is his main avocation His activities were HiY band and dance band Bucyrian Staff Annual Staff and Teen Den Board HANCOCK DAVID JOHN Joe having the ambition of becoming either a machinist or auto mechanic is taking the vocational course His interests run naturally toward cars He also enloys hunt ing He belongs to the Vocational Club HARRIS JO ANNE Jo desiring to be a beauticlan or sang with a band takes the commercial course Her hobbies are collecting re cords and singing with the Esqunres Her activities are F H A G A A Teen Den Board Annual Staff Tri HrY Sr Class Play choir and Varsity Nite Queen HAYCOOK DONALD F Don taking a vocational course aspires to either a machinist s or drattsman s position. He likes to work on cars but is also an exceptionally accomplished skater. Don is a member in good standing of the Vocational Industrial Club 25 SENIO RS HEID RICHARD LEE Duck glfted wnth a perpetual optrmlsm IS somewhat reserved In expression He takes a general course and plans to study lournallsm He lakes reading music radlo and televlslon programs and tequently lndulges In a good science tlctlon book Duck belongs to the Speech Club HILL MARTHA ELIZABETH Marty who recently moved from Holmes Liberty takes a business course wnth the ambntlon of becomlng an alrllne hostess and has the charming personallty necessary She likes to collect postcards wrlte letters and to skate She has been a member ot Glee Club F H A and G A A JENNEY RONALD WILLIAM HOYLES DALE C Dale pleasantly fluppant studies a college technlcal course and plans to make elther draftlng or engnneerlng hrs profession He rs Interested rn automobzles and sports Hrs favorite colors are punk and black Dale has belonged to the H1 Y and the Annual Staff whsle In school Feathers a lovlal lad IS enrolled as a college technl cal student and plans a career of automotive designing He lakes to collect records and bulld model cars He IS rather proud of the tamrly Pontiac Ron belongs to HI Y Stage Crew Bucyrlan Staff and Speech Club He spends most of has tnme It seems running around the halls working for one of the organizations 26 I I I ' I 1 I l 1 I I r ' , . . ., . . l , . r I I I 1 ' 'I I I - I I LOHR JUDITH DIANE S NICDRS LEY DONALD HGWARD Gus IS spendlng much of hIs tIme In the vocanonal department HIs Interests and actIvItIes Ire IH the great fIelds of machInery and mechanlcs HIs hobbles center around fleld and stream huntIng and fIshIng HIs Wlfe also flgures happIly In hIs home lIfe Judy taklng the commercIal course deslres later to become a secretary Havlng an Interest In muslc she collects rhythm and blues records She also partIcIpates IH sports and IS a Varslty cheerleader Her BCTIVITIGS are TFIHIY G A A Leaders Club ChoIr F H A BUCYTIBH Staff and Annual Staff MCADAMS DIANN MARTIN CHARLES Chas IS a Iovlal student of the VocatIonal Department who IS InclIned toward the lmes of mechanIcs As an avoca tIon he collects antlque and model guns HIs Interests reach Into the out of doors sports such as racung skatmg golf and horses Chas IS a member of the Vocatlonal Club DI takIng a college course desIres after graduatIon to become a nurse She IS Interested ID VBFISTIBS of people and popular musnc She also lIkes bables and anlmals Her BCTIVITIGS Include YTeens Future Nurses Club F H A and Trl HI Y some of whlch she partzclpated In WorthIngton 29 SENIORS MESSERSCHMIDT VADA MARIE Vada a commercial student plans a future as either an airline hosteses or as a secretary eventually to become a housewife She has a record collection and likes tennis foot ball and food Vada has been active an F H A MORRIS MICHAEL LANE MORGAN SONJA LOKEAL Sonia a general student desires to be a housewife and secretary She collects pictures as an avocatlon and likes swimming Mike recently moved here from Pennsylvania where he played on the school basketball team. He gives his likes as hunting and sleeping. Although he plans to study con- struction engineering at college Mike is taking a general course in high school. NORTON, DENNIS OWEN Denny is taking a college regular course and plans to study floral work in college. His hobbies are music and sports and he has been active in both as he has been a mem- ber of choir and the basketball and football teams. Denny has also belonged to Spanish Club, Hi-Y, and Speech Club. 30 SENIORS POE HAROLD Harold who ns taklng a college regular course plans to make law hus vocation An atfable lad he says hrs lnkes are food sleep and play However he may also be found at the skatung rank or worknng on model cars Whale an hugh school Harold has belonged to Student Councll and Spanish Club QUESINBERRY GEORGE MARTIN JR George as studying a commercial course In school wlth the nntentron of goung unto some sort of store work He lakes food records and sports and enloys tlnkerung with cars RADLER RONALD JOHN Ronnne IS taking a college techmcal course but as yet rs not certann what vocation he wants to enter He lakes cars and the school band and enloys has work at the grocery store In school Ron belonged to the Hugh School Band and Dance Band H1 Y and Spanish Club RANDALL RONALD KEITH on rn antncrpatron of becoming a salesman s enrolled an a business course of study Hrs hobbies are base ball basketball and swimming and he IS Interested In e cords and clothes Rons actnvltles Include Spanish Club Varsity B Baseball Speech Club and HI Y 31 REAGER GERALD FRANCIS SENIORS RATZ RONALD LEE Sllm plannung to earn a llvsng as a machinist as taktng a vocational course He IS Interested In old guns and lukes to hunt Ron ns a member of the Vocatuonal Industrxal Club RINKER DAVID LEE Tex as he IS called ns studycng a vocatlonal course In school IH preparation for a colorful occupatlon of hot rod drlvlng Belng somewhat of an outdoor type he lnkes to hunt and fish Jerry IS currently a member of the Vocattonal In dustrual Club Dave us taking a business course wuth the lntentnon of becomung elther a salesman or designer Always sharply dressed he likes clothes and also spends some tlme wlth has collection of gazz records ln hls four years of hxgh school Dave has belonged to the Chotr Spanish Club H1 Y Bucyrlan Staff and Speech Club RITTENHOUR MARLENE ANN Marlene IS a commercnal student and her ambrtnon ts to get married She llkes to sew draw play the pnano type and has the unusual hobby of collectlng munlature glass sllp pers Marlene has belonged to F H A Tn Hr Y and was elected queen of the Sophomore Prom 32 X.?f O ROSSMAN VIOLET VI a vlvaclous lass taking the Home Economlcs Course deslres to be enther an alrllne hostess or an lnterlor decor ator later the ultlmate marriage She enloys drawlng and reading as hobbies and partlclpates tn swsmmung bowlung traveling and baking Her BCTIVITIES Included G A A ROWLAND BONNIE MARIE Bonnie taknng the General Course wishes to become a beautzcuan She reads and skates and has an apprecnatnon of music She was a member of F H A SCOTT MARILYN IRENE Manlyn a commercual student has the ambutuon to become a secretary or Pops singer She uses her musical abtlrty In playing the piano and smglng Her actlvltles are F H A Trl HIY Jr Red Cross Cholr and Boosters SEELE CHARLES ROBERT Chaw a good player on the football team IS taking a Vocatlonal Course and belongs to the Vocational Club He lakes school and especially enloys sports and drafting After graduation Bob intends to go out In Ilfe and make the most O IT 33 v' SENICDRS SHAW FREDA MAE Freda a commercial student desnres after graduation to become a model She IS Interested ID reading swurnmnng popular musuc and cookrng SIMONSEN KIRSTINE LEANORE Jackle a carefree gurl who rs enrolled In a general course desires to become a dress deslgner She has the un usual hobby of collecting shoes She llkes dancnng and es Jackles actlvltles are F H A G A A Trl Annual Staff Bucyruan Staff and Speech SMITH PATRICIA ANN Pat IS taking a business course and deslres to enter the womens branch ot the armed forces after graduatnon She spends her spare time collecting stamps llkes readlng and dogs Pats actrvmes Include Trl Ht Y SOLZE MARJORIE ELLEN Marge a home economlcs student plans to become a housewrte Her hobby as skatung and she enloys sports drnvlng talking and good music Marge was actlve n A F H A and Trl 34 SIS Taking a college technical course Meatball desires to SOUTHWARD BEVERLY JEAN Bev a commercial student plans to marry after graduation She collects stuffed animals and likes to work Bev s high school activities include Choir F H A and Tri Hi STEPHENS GARY BAKER become a chemist and good citizen His hobbies consist of hunting music and sports Gary likes women sincere people and sleep His high school activities are Choir Stu dent Council Football Hi Y Speech Club and Band Bm and hopes to become a veterinariah. Sam s hobby is travel- ing. Due to this fact he has seen many interesting sights. He likes animals and shows. has STEVENS MARY VALENTINE Mary a commercial student has the ambition of be coming a good stenographer Her hobby is an unusual one as Mary collects matchbook covers. She likes dill pickles with ice cream sports and dancing. Her activities are F. H. A.- G. A. A.- Tri-Hi-Y- Jr. Red Cross- Girl s Glee Club- and Band. STOLTZ SAMUEL DAVID a likeable fellow is enrolled in a general course 35 SENIORS STOUT LUCINDA LEE CIndy a peppy petlte blonde who IS takmg a com merclal course has the deslre of becomIng a legal secretary As hobbxes Clndy collects stuffed annmals and dolls whIch have grown Into QUITE a large lot In the past year She llkes school and sports and IS an BCTIVE member of G A A Leaders Club F H A TrIHIY ChoIr Booster Club Annual Staff BucyrIan Staff Jr Red Cross and Cheerleader STREIB RODNEY DAVID SpanIsh Club STULL DAVID F Curly IS enrolled In the college course and IS plan nIng to become a veterInarIan CollectIng records IS hIs hobby and hIs Interests In the fleld of outdoor sports are huntIng and tIshIng HIs BCTIVITISS Include BucyrIan and Annual Staff VarsIty B Football Speech Club HIY and Track Rod IS nrolled In a general course and would lIke to enter the U S Navy after graduatIon Rod has the un usual hobby of gIrls and lnkes cars and dung dong bells HIs hIgh school BCTIVITIGS Include Band Jr Red Cross and SULLIVAN VlRGlNlA LYNNE Gmny IS enrolled as a cornmercual student vvIth hopes of becomIng a secretary or housewIfe As hobbues she prefers baby sIttIng and records Glnnys aClIVllIeS Include Booster Club F H A TrI HIY Annual Staff BucyrIan Staff and Band 36 SENIORS SWIHART SHIRLEY ANN Shirley is a general course student desiring to gradu ate She gives as her hobbies reading collecting glass obiects skating and listening to music She participates in F H A and Trl Hi Y TAPLEY JAMES E Tadpole enrolled in the college regular course desirous of a Marine Corps career His hobbies include drawing and modeling His school activities include Track Spanish Club and Speech Club TOBIN RONALD E Ron spends much of his time in the vocational department Since his interests are building and flying model airplanes he welcomes the approach of summer He also enloys hunting and belongs to the Vocational Club TRAXLER CLEDITH CAROLYN Pixie taking the college regular course plans to be either a commercial artist or an elementary school teacher. She likes to design clothes and play a mean piano. Her high school activities include Bandg Tri-Hi-Y, Student Councilg Spanish Clubg and Choir. 37 SENICDRS WANAMAKER, KENNETH K. Scrooge, a general student, plans to become a millionaire and financier. He likes sports and poker to occupy his time. His high school activities are football, Band, and Hi-Y. WEITHMAN, JERRY Jake, enrolled in the Business Course, wishes to become an architect. An outstanding athlete he, of course, enjoys sports. His high school activities include football, basketball, track, Varsity B Club, and Spanish Club. WERTZ REGINIA LOUISE Jeannie gay and high spirited plans to attend college but whose immediate ambition is to graduate She is interested in 'azz music and loves shrimp Pepsi Cola and lust talking The activities of which she IS a part are Band Choir Tri Hi Y Speech Club and Annual Staff WEST JOYCE ANN Jo a mirthful lass takes a Business Course and her primary desire is to graduate She likes sports especially skating and most of all talking She belongs to Tri HI Y F H A G A A and Jr Red Cross 38 I ll -11 - -- I I I I - , , 1 I 1 I I ll ll ' ' ' I I - , , . ,-..,..., . ,ffl SENIORS VVll.ES PHYLLIS JEAN Phl a member of the college preparatory course hopes to be an elementary teacher upon graduatuon from college Very athletuc she partucupates un all gurls athletucs She enuoys people An actuve gurl her actuvutues unclude Stu dent Councul Pres Annual Staff Bucyruan Staff Boosters ZINCKE JO ANN Leaders Tru HuY G A A and Chour WIREBAUGH JULIA M Judy a quuet mannered gurl plans to be a housevvufe She us talcung the Commercual Course un school and lukes to collect records and embroudery Her favorute colors are punk and blue and she enloys french frues J constantly cheerful has chosen the busuness course of study Her hopes are to become a nurse and her hobby us collectung 'azz records Luke most gurls she lukes clothes She belongs to TruHuY F H A G A A Annual Staff Bucyruan Staff and us an ottuce assustant 39 SENIGRS BARTON CAROL JEAN Carol plannung to be a housevvlfe and mother as taking a General Course She collects pop records and en Ioys skating watching rnovles and travelung BELCHER LAWRENCE EUGENE Larry reserved but a lukeable boy ns taking the Business Course offered by B H S Not having any school actuvltnes he nevertheless partucupates IU skating and flsh Ing Hls like for cars mrght be considered the basls for his ambttnon to become a truck drlver HARRIS PAUL Ace with a Vocatnonal schedule has set has snghts hugh as his lifes ambltuon IS to become a mrllxonalre We fund hum quite an atfable lad whose marn interests are cars and guns Paul belongs to the Vocational lndustrlal Club STONE CHARLES Charlle a tall lanky lad with a dnffndent yet fnendly personality as a Vocational student Hts ambition therefore runs along Innes of the machinist He also lakes hunting and fnshlng He IS an OLLICGT In the Vocational Club 40 I 11 11 - - - 1 1 1 1 - I 11 11 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 11 - . . . 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' XXX XX , E Xxx TN 'Y x VH il I ' O P VV S '+-'Lt I 49 M N X ' . xy - Q V , XXX XX 'CELXZ sk i .A XX 'xvxxxx N , 'X -, iff' E 'H ' H ,g RM g l .li y Iii 7' I JU IOR CFFICER .l From Left to Rght John Kess Pres dent Bonnie Shackelford Vce Pres dent Terry A kerman Secrera y George Berg n T eas JUNIORS The Juniors are not far behind the Sensors on thus road Although we have completed a good part of It much ltes ahead for Us They too lust follow these signs or someone may stray from thus well trodden road Soon they wall be Sensors and will be looked upon by underclassmen as sucressful fellow travelers on the Road of Lute 42 :fig r if ii :J lllllfwlllllwf lxlllsfjllllgylllr ft X .IU IORS If' ids Donna Achor Terry Ackerman Lee Allen Wvlloam Arnold Phyllns Barnharf W Jerry Baum Dennus Beebe George Bergen Judy Berry Larry Bntnkofer Barbara Blackburn Larry Began John Boorn Robert Brelsunger Ross Brinkman Sara Bryan! Joel Butterman Sandra Caldwell Ernest Campbell James Carpenter Sandra Carson Bobby Carter Kenneth Chandler Ruchard Chrustman Patty Clark 43 .IU IORS Richard Cluff Tedica Cook Terry Cooper Nancy Copper David Cofner AIA l Ronald Cress Arden Crum Janus Deere Ronald Edsmger Ronald Fa Davld Fanlor Beverly Fenk Sherry Fisher Barbara Flock Phll Fowler Nancy Frasch Linda Frnend Wulma Frnfz Davnd Gatchell Dorothy Gusfle SWQWZW' 3 Q Judy Hancock Lester Hart Vlrguma Hart Donald Healy Shlrley Hcnby 44 1 JU 'IO RS Penny Henney Jack Hewitt Mary Ann Huggins Kathryn Johansen Judy Judd Kay Judd Judnth Judy David Karg Donna Keller if' Mnchael Kelley Patsy Kelley John Kless Lee Kusor Betty Kline ,L V' Franklin Klmgenberger Vvvnan Knecht Rlchard Kraut Nancy Krock Bull LaRue JOAN' lee Edward l'9lW' Ollle Lvles Denver Lowery Charles Marquns 45 .f J J , M , a S ,..,, 'M N ' , ,..,. I K., V V 1 J I .ff-gr! -' N 5 I KU ' f Q f Q ' g Q S ' I 's X B ,. lr . A R ' JU IORS Sue McCallister Sherry McClellan David McClintock Barbara McClure Jean McLaughlnn Barbara Muller Shnrley Muller Durell Parker Phyllus Pflerderer Sam Powell Richard Rothhaar Belle Rowland Sandra Raruck Theresa Raulh Mary Robinson Paul Rowland Betty Ryland Audrey Seckel Bonme Shackelford Connie Shaffstall Marlone Sheerer Roger Snes f'55f?m? 92 Jackne Slane Carol Smlfh Larry Smuth 46 Nelson Smnth JoAnn Stewart JU IORS John Spaud Carolyn Starner Ronald Staton Ruth Steuger DIXIE Stmehelfer Robert Trout Penny Sondra Wessel John Wnllacker Jack Wnnters Dolores Wurm Phnl Yuhas Bob Yunker ABSENTEES Bower Wm Remnnger Wm Gilbert Carol Short Norma Jean Holt George Spears Raymond Hunter Russell Vmson Edward 47 .sa y J! , 4 Q-, me l f I V . 4, Uma l l U A SNAPS vi 'Z 'i'5 .5f'w.L was QQ .. is Y , ,X 53 ' f 4 5 ' . - 5 it ' Q 1? 5 1 , 5 ef Q v. MA, ,, eff Y ,f ,- :V in :Lg H A 5hL1,fr:Zf , . TE- rf? I . ,f L ., ,T il -g., Y ,V sm Q.. .-,. 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Joy Hayes Glorua Jacobs Faye Lewls 'Y' -pr' Par McNeal Neal Mahlle V1 Arlene Gobrecht Elion Harmon Dons Bonnue Johns Davnd Lnghr f ' Nlrke Graham ff' Wullnam Harris Connue Hanes John Kennedy F Floyd Grau Wllllarn H Hams Sharon Houk xv Joan Kne S FM., me Glorua McBrnde a c y Hr' olet Masters Dora Messer Beverly Oberlander Connie Oberlander 52 X d I ' 'A' ' t 1 A V ' f' 'x J 'M - fr ' ' ' . - 1 M A 524 l J 1 'J W! . . .s fl V -gf-I Q ., lz' ' , :AI 1 ' A W ,N may . .lvl Zh I ,1.. 5 V -V I f V v 'W ' J, me J , ll- ' elf' H b . . . EA . . , ' . 'Pm M . ., 1 . , - if ' .1 ,: J 5. A 1 N , .,e,V . , f I9 A L .,,. -A 1 1 -a ' - ' Hill ' ' A a, S ' ef J 9 X f H H 4, , em 4y,. ,a ' V l A lx ' fl J , J fllr lf' a,e.e, ' . . . . 4 . . C 1 ar Pl' -rj: gif' ' A' yd K K WW J Z A X , . if Y . ' ' 4 -, W 'QM ,jjlfi Z , In , Xl ilk' 'H J ' r-fl J S J-A .ml H' SOPHOMCRES .Alix wif WW WW? Don Orewuler Charles Papp VW' 'Www' Sharon Rnder Robert Sharrock 1: DI -. -. -4 cn :- c -. -. 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Afhr i 'vu-PM Q' ff H I - i f N ,K 5 Av N N.. x V ,, W K K Q17 -V - .Qi fi -,:, ,Q mm- , ,Q , 1 if t into ' 1 - Q W J A W -bn QQ lr ATHLETICS 2 QTRX VISITORS 7 HOE14 2 UUW DS TU GU Kenny Wanamaker End Dave Johns Center a Car Duck Gray End penter Tackle can 'E' X m 5 Q , , R y , 56 Jerry Welfhman All NOL End Hon Mention All Ohio Co Captain Fw Bob Seele Guard CoCapTa1n Bull Applegafe Halfback SENIQR LETTERME I I . Q I 57 Football -Hb +21-, I f' ae, c Q .fs .5 ., nn' A ,wig -V Y A fb O ' 'f -an -M- ss. FIRST ROW, From Left to Right: Jack Winters, Phil Fowler, Joe Butterman, Ed Light, John Boorn, Jack Hewitt, John Kiess, Les, Hart, Paul Rowland. SECOND ROW: Coach Wolfe, Sam Powell, Roger Sites, Bob Seele, David Johns, Kenny Wanamaker, Jerry Weithman, Dick Gray, Bill Applegate, Ray Carpenter, Coach Tschanen. THIRD ROW: Coach Hutton, Vernon Starr, Tom Darling, Bob Clady, Ronnie Sites, John Pirnstill, Jim Strauch, LeRoy Fritz, Carlisle Smella, Gary Cole, Glenn Aidt,Jules Emig, Head Coach, Richard Frantz. Beginning the i955 campaign in a short preview tiff, B.H.S. was edged by a huge Fostoria team by the score of 6-O. In the first regular game of the season the Redmen rolled to an easy victory over Tiffin Calvert lf?-O. On the following Friday the visiting Bucyrus gridders were bounced by speedy Bellevue on a water soaked field 12-6. ln the first home game of the season a highly spirited Redmen eleven bumped Tiffin Columbian 20-13. The B.H.S. gridders im- proved their record to a 3 and l mark by down- ing a bigger Norwalk l4-6. The following week the Gallon Tigers humiliated the visiting Redman before a capacity Homecoming crowd by a score of 33-6. Traveling to Willard B.H.S. bounced back by trimming the Flashes to the tune of 25-O. Return- ing home Bucyrus was outclassed by state ranked Upper Sandusky before a Homecoming crowd of more than 3000 by a score of 34-l3. In the final league contest the Redmen were downed by a back-breaking Shelby passing attack which brought them a 4l-O victory over the visiting Bucyrians. The Bucyrus football team closed its i955 season by shading a scrappy Crestline in its annual Dad's Nite game by a score of 20-l3. RESERVE FOOTB LL flake FIRST ROW Left fo Right R Selts B Clady G Cole T Crokne R Bertram F Bass B Flock B Elder SECOND ROW Left to Right R Wolfe R Pefznlck S Powell C Smella R Geene J Emng J Pnrnsflll L Frntz T Darling B Snpes B Wilson RD ROW Left to Right V Starr B Sout Klsor M Kennedy G at Wu nams Rowland C Shultz D Katterhenruch M Neally The Reserve football team, whnch was coached by Robert Wolfe ended nts season wnth 3 wlns and 2 losses The team was composed of freshman and sophomore boys The freshman football record was 4 wms and one loss The sophomore boys recenvlng numerals were as follows G Andt G Cole, T Darling J IQ L Fritz, J lrnstlll R Sites, C Sme a Strauch, and the freshmen were B Clady T Crokne, D Greene, and F Bass lt 7 of . A 'W Ti? QU E57 f li? 'tl-iw-35,91 V Na-ag, , Al' ', iff-9 if ,.-sf: M l? S ' . , n 5 ll H 1 1 J 5 - . 1 - 1 - 1 - l 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' - , ' : . , . a ' , . , . , . r , . ', . x l I 1 1 I , . ' , . 4 , . I . Tl'll , ' : . , . T , R. ' , . , . A'Cl, M. 'll' , P. , . , . A , . . . 1 : . , . . , . ' . Em','.' .P' ',.' . ll,J. . . , . -.WWWM Us ru 4 FT! 3. an 5. fi 1 0 2 :s FD Q I o 3 ru 0 o 3. 3 LQ co-captain Jerry Weifhrnan. CROWNING Queen of 1955, by The quocn is kissed by The other co-captain Bob Se-ole 7 Bev is shown after she has been presented her flowers by Bill Applegafe. 60 THE QUEE 1-ju-f The Queen and her court From Left to Rrght Carol Kress Margie Etzmger Bev Emug Paulme Allen Phyllns Wales l955 Homecomrng On October 27, a cool, clear, autumn evenrng, the football team was schecl uled to play Upper Sandusky But It was more than that for frve Senior gurls, It was the nlght of the annual homecomlng, and tor Bev Emlg rt was a nnght long dreamed of Bev, qulet, demure, who was selected as l955 Homecoming Queen by the senior hlgh school, showed signs ot extreme goy as she sat atop her throne among her four attractive attendants Margre Etzlnger, Phyllis Wlles, Pauline Allen, and Carol Kress At the close of the game the girls were escorted to the five gleaming con vertubles they had arrived ln, and were chaufteurecl royally through town to the hlgh school and the Homecoming dance Although a single evenzng IS a short rergn, these few hours wlll long be cherished by the queen and her court 61 Denny Norton is seen at the right as he prepares to shoot his deadly left handed set shot. Although he did not see too much action this year, his spirit was always present while he boost- ed the team to victory. Jerry Weithman, won the Micheal Trophy for basketball this year, led the team in scoring from his position as center. This 6' 2 senior scored over 200 points as he won his third letter in basketball. SENIOF 62 CAC-SERS it Coach John Hutton, who came here two seasons ago, did a commendable iob as he di- rected the team through the season. His leader- ship was beneficial to the boys, not only through the basketball season but it will stick with them through life. Dick Gray, who came here as a senior from Sulphur Springs, did a commendable iob as a forward for the Redmen. He finished second in scoring for the year. 63 VARSITY BASKETB LL 14 I5 FIRST ROW Left to Rlgh' K PVICE mgr J Wlnters P Fowler J Kess G Bergen J Buttermarl and W Flock mgr SECOND ROW Left to Rght R Gray J Hew tt J Plrnstlll J Welthman D Norton and J Boom In the Cage opener on thelr home court Bucyrus rallled to come from behlnd and down Port Cllnton 72 67 Travellng to Tlffln the Red men found a tough Tornado team waltlng for them and were defeated 88 72 The followlng week the B HS cagers were beaten by a tall Gallon squad 61 55 to make lt thelr seventh loss ln a row to the TIQCTS In a close game at Crest llne the Redmen edged by wlth a 71 67 vlctory Back home once agaln the Redmen overcame Wlllard 73 66 ln thelr best game thus far ln the season In the openlng round of the Marlon In vltatlon Basketball Tournament Bucyrus lost to a strong Sycamore team 79 66 In thelr second game of the same tournament the Redmen rallled to beat Marlon St Marys 55 52 ln an excltlng game whlch ran lnto a double overtlme The BHS squad went down to defeat before a tall talented Whlppet team ln the Shelby gym by the score of 68 45 Returnlng home the Redmen lost to Ken ton 74 72 whlch was declded ln the last mlnute The Redmen captured thelr NOL opener by defeatlng the Upper Sandusky Rams 57 52 Bucyrus toppled Bellevue ln an easy wln 73 46 to remaln tled for flrst place ln the NOL Travel lng to Wlllard the Redmen were conquered by the Flashes who rallled to hand Bucyrus thelr IIFST NOL loss 80 76 Stlll on the road Bucyrus was clobbered by a hlghly Splflled Gallon quln tet 75 49 Once agaln on thelr home floor the Bucyrus Redmen won a thrlller over Upper San dusky ln an excltlng overtlme 57 54 Stlll at home the B H S TIVS was routed by the power ful Whlppets once agaln 68 43 On the road agaln the Redmen took an easy WIN over the Mansfleld Madlson Rams 70 61 For the second tlme the Redmen were rlpped by the Tornadoes of Tlffln Columblan 75 58 In the NOL flnale Bucyrus was defeated by the Norwalk Truckers 62 58 ln thelr last game of the season the Bucyrus Redmen were ellmlnaled ln the flrst round of the sectlonal battles as the Marlon Hardlng PFGXISS played clutch ball to down them 67 59 -4 , A2-', -:.' ,- ,-i,- ,- I - 1 - l II- ,- i,- l-' ,. I I ' 'I ... I -. I . ' -, , 1 I '. '. RESER E BASKETB LL RESERVE B B FIRST ROW From Left to Rght John Kussh Ferenc Szasz Elton Harmon Dck Greene OND ROW Fo Leftt Rght V Sarr M ty WII s Ron e Stes o Strubl Nolan Ho ell .Im Stra ch Dave Katterhenr ch Mr Wolfe Coach OPPONENT Port Clinton Tlffln Columbian Gallon Crestline Willard Shelby Kenton Upper Sandusky TOTAL POINTS Cseasonj 679 BHS The B H S Reserves had a good season and a good ball club thus year, endmg the season wnth a 106 won and lost record They played good consistent ball, at no tame durung the season did they lose over two consecutive games Hugh B H S OPPONENT Bellevue Willard Upper Sandusky Gallon Shelby Mansfield Madison Tnffln Columbian Norwalk POINT AVERAGE Qgamej scorer for the team was Tom Darllng, a short but speedy guard, wnth 177 pounts, followed by Jlm Strauch with 124 Jlm played only half the season because of an operation Ferenz Szasz was third high scorer with 114 ,Z ,P 4. .L for W I I I It Torn Darling. A I I I I SEC , r m o i : ernon t , ar i Iam , ni i , B b e, 32 ' 35 85 I ' 43 41 ' ' ' 38 67 ' 35 58 ' 41 63 31 53 ' 34 43 - 62 59 ' 46 37 42 39 61 58 ' ' 31 59 so 47 ' - - 51 43 23 52 40 831 52 42 65 I 'qu QS FIRST ROW Left to Right D Crokle W Graham R Carpenter R Seele L Hart J Carpenter A Crum J Boorn SECOND ROW G Achterman Manager E Light F Frey J Kress J Pnrnstlll R Brunkman J Wenthman N Blbler J Strauch J Butterman W Applegate P Fowler D Stahl Manager The 1955 Bucyrus Hugh School track squad was composed of twenty flve boys Of thus group thirteen boys earned letters The malorsty of the squad was underclassmen As a result ten of the thirteen lettermen wall be back this year The team partlcrpated In seven meets the NOL and several large relays The squad falled to wm a meet but did upset the league champnon Shelby Whrppets by two polnts ln a truangular meet with Mansfneld There were three new school records set durrng the season Ned Bmbler lowered the hugh hurdle mark from 16 5 to 16 45 seconds Fred Frey lowered the low hurdle mark from 23 O to 21 4 seconds Both of these records were set at the dlstrrct meet In Mansfleld The other record was broken by Jerry Welthman In the llght werght discus Hrs toss of 130 7V2 In a meet wrth Gallon was a new record In the league meet at Tlffln Bucyrus scored twenty four points to place fifth In a field of elght teams 66 ASEB LL film Jr-as lx H Alllllf l ' 'lists My in ana: Ea,u swf has W w Rf an W lr' ,, Mia FIRST ROW From Left to Rlght R Randall B Yunker R Foreman N Adams SECOND ROW R Flock R Freshwater J Klssh G Stuckman M Apel Coach THIRD ROW L Cass J Hewltt D Elder J Stuckert C Shlfley The season record for the Bucyrus baseball team was three VICTOTIGS and SIX defeats Bucyrus defeated Wlllard Crestllne and Upper Sandusky durlng the regular season and lost to Marlon Hardlng thus belng ellmlnated from the SECTION al tournament The teams record was as follows Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus B H S Baseball Wlllard Shelby Gallon Upper 7 Crestllne l Shelby l Gallon 9 Upper 67 4 6 5 3 ' '47 ,, ,N cs,c , . sl 7 J J ,my 1 N J .4 T lll , ' T .s.-M--+R-'Wy lfll Q, ' J ll.l C f l l s S , l ll l .:.' 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' 1' by S f v' 1' S J X 7 ' 2 3 4 O ' ll 2 3 GOLF Left to Raghf R Overholt W Arnold B Uhl M Powell R Rader S Powell J Wnters I Stnehelfer The hugh school Golf team which was coached by Frantz Flnlshed the season of 1955 with tour wlns and two losses Thus was consnderably better than the one of 1954 when the team won one game and lost tive The team was composed of the same members as last year snnce no one graduated The team started the season rn a slow manner as Shelby won over on the ball and won their next tour matches two over Norwalk and two over Gallon The scores of the Gallon matches were 16112 3V2 and 20 O whsle the Nor walk scores were 13 7 and 173 In the Class A Dustruct Tournament at Lama the Bucyrus Iunksmen funnshed fourth ahead of the favored Manstneld Low for Bucyrus was Duck Rader with an 82 Lettermen were D Rader B Overholt M Powell B Uhl W Arnold J Winters 68 Bucyrus in two matches, the scores being 15-1, and 13-7. The foursome then got 5:2 jg VARSITY CH EERLE DER Left to Right Clncly Stout Belle Rowland Judy Lohr Vurglma Hart Nancl Baum RE ERVE CHEERLE DER C1 L2 ,Av K1 'nj , ,,,, T VZ. From Left to Right: Janet Ash, Shirley Beach, Ireta Meyers, Joan Kiess, Judy Radler. 69 SNAPS PALA ACE I .-. ACTIVITIE 'ii' STARRI G the STUDENTS of fd af, gzaiiff leaf CL..C,Mjj,L4,7U cn, If Cu! 64 Javed Wada Vcffo 41 waged' L04 Kffbv'-LQ' J , awww L Lfg QLD JA!!! A5 zaf UDV? X! C9 dj Z! L Liz' 9770 'Q C6 LJa.4fa,Vg f K 1-,Qu JW Xfffa-00 O! 0054! DAIMJ Zgcfyajwww 7 LDL Q VV6 E Xa L0 Zlfmfvf LILO fixed! KM fd in ali, UCVQBQ pd n C25 LJQLLO if-Z0 K jf-fefdfff 'fffc cy! N00 .X Q WL 5 z,4,oMe vw' Y MLW 71 I Q Y Y B o I I o o A V f A - A ' 7 A A, Qu- ' ,f,' ffm 3' ww 4 474 J 'U fv f ff I ll L L fl I 1 V K- f ..- : if ' , - AA L' A ' - f ' VY f V 'V fr A J A ff A A ' Af f f Af , ,D I A 2 A bi., X I, A ,A A A. I !! V 'N 1 ff fb V! V A V K V I QM 1 L, ,A g , if K . ' 1' ' f , ' I f - 4 L K I . f AA V, L f. 5 ay! f' f 1 f. a ' ,Af - cfzfn M LU ,OWU - JY ZZ! ff! L af. V ,Ze L, if ' , H , I .A V A L, h X-1 I I I I X , A I 0 , f A - , A L , I , A 1 .A - f JH A , f f ff Af ,J ' ' -f W1 f f A 1 :cf , Y f V fi 1 661 4 Ll! K ' I i J A V A , , X 5.1 M K ' up Yi! if z ' 'V ,f ff I 4 ' QL--7 Mfg ' 'ff K 1. 17, If 1 X 1 N V, ' L f, f A 0 V! A' W I ' V ' L! kj 1 SENIOR FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Cook, S. Bryant, S. Haller, Y. Pirnstill, B. Emig, M. Fetter, J. Wenninger, M. K. Schneider, I. Meyers, M. Whitenack, J. Kiess, R. Steiger, V, Rossman, M. Sheerer, J. Blodgett 1 S. Wolfe, V. Sullivan, R. Wertz, Bookkeeper. SECOND ROW: R. Strauch, S. Light, J. Ehrhart, B. Miller, J. DeVoI, S. Loewy, J. Kightlinger, W. Garner C. Traxler. S. Caldwell, Secretary, J. Garberick, B. Cover, S. Arnold, I. Greilich, D. Auck, P. Shutt, THIRD ROW: J. Deare, M. A. Huggins, J. Christman, P. Tompkins, J. Heydinger, R. Wertz, B. Ryland, J. Gundrum, Vice-President. The red and white uniforms of the Senior Band shone brightly in the band- room one morning late this May, as the members prepared for the long march to and from the Oakwood'Cemetery in the Memorial Day parade. Two rather unwilling seniors, resting in a corner, were discussing the other activities of the year. These included the early-morning summer practices in preparation for the football shows at each game, the very successful Tag Day, held to raise funds for new uniforms, the appreciation concert following the football season, the Christmas Party sponsored by the Band Parent's and the Annual Band Formal which were held in December. The New Year brought new experience as they traveled to Willard and to Charlotte, Michigan, for exchange concerts, then to Upper Sandusky for the N. O. L. Band Festival. 72 BAD L. Crum, C. Hines, B. Shackelford, C. Kiess, President, J. Etzinger, P. Pfleiderer. FOURTH ROW: D. Stuckman, L. Barrows, D. Cotner, R. Streib, J. Easterday, D. Light, L. Traxler, J. Kennedy, J. Auld, S. Heiby, S. Heinlen, C. Wiseman, S. Rider, N. Frasch, K. Judd, W. LaRue. FIFTH ROW: M. Sprouse, R. Kraut, A. Crum, R. Trout, D. Beebe, J. Amos, R. Breisinger, R. Radler, Treasurer, L. Black, N. Copper, J. Stiefel, K. Cook, J. Eickel, M. Graham, N. Adams, J. Miller. Not in picture-Charles Shultz. Another event of the year was the traditional Spring Concert honoring the seniors and the presentation of the Arion Foundation Award to the oustanding graduate. The Band Banquet, also an annual event, concluded the concert season. The officers, Carol Kiess, president, Jerry Gundrum, vice-president, Sandra Caldwell, Secretary, and Ronald Radler, treasurer, struck the downbeat for a very active organization. The tempo was kept alive very competently by Mr. J. Richard Simcox, the advisor and director. A sharp whistle resounded and the seniors rose slowly and moved in forma- tion into the heat of the May sun, but somehow it didn't seem nearly so difficult as it had in previous years. 73 '! Q Ab Mr. Simcox JU IOR BAN FIRST ROW Left to Right J Wennlnger H Hauser R Crabtree C McWaters W Herschler J Shackelford D Baker C Blalr E Shutt D Dnller I Meyers V1cePres:dent SECOND ROW W Baldosser C Rehm D Guffm D Pfahler R Znncke Secretary R Sulser D Auck R Gray M Black R Tupps D Chrnstman B Metzger N Weller R Hanlnne THIRD ROW S Hancock M Havron D Bogan D Watts R Wallets C Gulle D Wulson T Freshwater J Graham President I Bnttlkofer D Johns A Hoover C Sutler C Hemlnger J Kent D Armstrong FOURTH ROW S McBride E Wose D Jones G Crabtree R Mnlls J Holtshouse Treasurer J Spnegle R Schemel FIFTH ROW D McKinnon S Zehrmg B Pollock A Barr P Sheerer S Hemlen A Rnddlebaugh S Fauser S Boyer L Hoon C Rowalt J Russell R Rnfe S Lught P Batton N Crlblez B Chadwlck J Henry Not ln picture Jo Ann Enders and Mary Jane Laughbaun- It IS often sand that Expernence IS the best teacher The Junuor Band, led by nts oftucers, Ireta Myers, President, Robert Zlncke Secretary, and James Holt house, Treasurer, gamed much In experlence during the current year A novelty in the band was James Shackleford :ts flrst drum malor Accompany Ing htm were Ireta Myers and Judy Wennmger, Malorettes These and the other band members participated In two parades and In the pre game ceremonnes at several home games Other actlvltles Included a plcnlc In the tall the annual Tag Day held to ratse funds for uniforms In whlch they led the Senuor Band In pro ceeds, the band magazine drive, and the Apprecratnon Concert given Immediately after the football season Their director and advusor, Mr Sumcox, capably supervlsed all actnvmes 74 , A : . 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I , . . . , SENIOR HOIR FIRST ROW Left to Right M Scott C Graham S Houk J Radler C Schell C Oberlander B Shackel ford C Kress Vice President R Steiger K Judd M Huggins J Deare J Kiess S Rarick J Harris J Slane C Stout B Miller SECOND ROW Left to Right P Wales Secretary B Feik S McClellan J Judd B Hart J Strobl J Stiefel S Caldwell M Sheerer B Southward S Heinlen P Tufford Treasurer N Frasch C Traxler Emig Keller B McClure THIRD ROW Left to Right M Fetter J Hayes D Rinker J Emng G Cole J Sullivan G Aidt R Staton D Light W Clark J Winters B LaRue D Kraut L Kisor J Auld T Darling T Cook FOURTH ROW Left to Right B Johns J White D Stuckman M Sprouse J Miller G Bergen B Arnold D Cosgrove J Kennedy R Sites C Kimerlune President D Johns C Kuenzli L Traxler D Norton N Adams J Lohr S Bryant M Keyse Without music life would be a mistake is the confirmed opinion of the seventy one members of the Senior Choir The organization under the able direc ion of Miss Edna Ulmer and accompanied by Barbara McClure opened the urrent year with the presentation of its annual Christmas program in December was one of three choirs selected to particupate in a workshop under the supervision of Dr Harry Wilson Other programs were the exchange concerts with other schools in the district The highlight of the concert season was the N O L Choir Festival to which the choir was host Other schools participating were Upper Sandusky Gallon and Tiffin Columbia The traditional choir dinner dance held this spring was the outstanding social function of the year To conclude the very active and prosperous year they presented several se lections at the Baccalaureate and Commencement The officers of the organization were Charles Knmerline President Carol Kress Vice President Phyllis Wiles Secretary Penny Tufford Treasurer 75 QQ' in Miss Ulmer , ' : . ' , : - ', - , - , - , -- e, B. ' , D. , . . - I r 1 ' I 1 - 1 - 1 - I 1 1 1 ' I 1 - + I I Z ' I ' I I ' I ' V ' A I ' I ' 'A . . ' . . I . - . . I In February the choir went to Heidelberg College at Tiffin, Ohio. The group ' I . . . . . I . I I I I A A I I I I I I I .IU IOR HOIR FIRST ROW Leftf Right D Knell D Mahlne M Muller A Cook B Strain B Redmen J Wanamaker R Luke E Wnse S McClure P Wennnnger B Shaw J Judd L Lash K Bla lc SECOND ROW 'Left to Right L Sauselen W Bertram W Owens J Slane R Grover J Downnng J Graham accornpan J Tuf'ord J Plrn I J Garner B Breyrnauer P Barton THIRD ROW Left to Rvght T Strefel M Srnlth M McKrnley B Dummntt L Groves J Stout R Carpenter S Koch L Kusor M Glosser J Mertz P Carter chemel S rost B ce a Fel Stnnehelfer B Frey FOURTH ROW Left to Rght B Snavely B Kuhn J Sit J Haycook B Whute B Marggraf P Berry P Mnchael D Jenney J Walker B Baldy S Kehrer M McCleese T Martnn S Lrght ENIOR PL Y CAS WMMHW.. .,....... FIRST ROW Left to Rfghr Glen Achtermann JoAnn Harris Carolyn Traxler Vurgmna Sulluvan Butch Knmerlune Judy Lohr Lee Barrows Cundy Stout Absent from photo Carol Kress Skip Abnett Miss K Meck SECOND ROW Left to Rlght Dave Crokle Dave Stull Dlrector SENIOR TRI-H I-Y FIRST ROW Left ro Rrght J Lohr Secretary N Baum VIcePresIdent J HarrIs PresIdent C Stout Treasurer B EmIg ChaplaIn SECOND ROW Left to Rzght V SullIvan M Scott B Rowland S Hart J Snmonsen R Wertz R SteIger S McCaIlIster S Ranck J Slane THIRD ROW Left to Rlght C Kness D Wurm S Swnhart M Etzmger B Butt J West M Stevens J ZIncke B Groves B MIller N Krock FOURTH ROW Left to Rrght Mrs Szasz Advfsor M Huggms P PflIederer K Judd J Deare G Batton S FIsher M Solze P WIIes P Tufford M Sheerer D Bryant FIFTH ROW Left to Right C Graham M Keyse S Caldwell P Butt M Crane P Allen B F k T The 3 45 dusmussal bell rang and as Mrs Szasz was cleanng her desk SIX senIor gIrls approached her wIth paper and pencIls In hand These gIrls she recogmzed ImmedIately were the OTTICGFS of the club she advlsed SenIor Trl HI Y They were seeklng her opInIon about a future prolect Later havIng receuved her capable advIce they departed to plan the next BCTIVIIY of TrI HI Y As she prepared to leave she recalled wIth a certaIn well deserved pnde the other actIvItIes of the year There was the Thanksguvmg as sembly the beautlful Inductlon servlce held In conIunctIon wIth the Senaor HI Y and theIr other IoInt functIon the ChrIstmas formal at the Elks, and at the close of the Varsrty Nlght sklt and queen candIdate She knew that the organlzatuon had been fortunate to have obtaIned such actIve and effIcIent OTTICEFS as Jo Anne HarrIs PresIdent Nancr Baum VICE PresI dent JudI Lohr Secretary Bev EmIg Chaplarn and Candy Stout Treasurer The Secretary and Presldent had attended Camp Nelson Dodd for traInIng and brought back many new Ideas Some of them mlght have been the Bake Sale and sponsonng the dance after the CrestlIne football game to make money part of whIch was later contrIbuted to World SSVVICG From thIs she concluded that the gIrls had met theIr purpose To create maIntaIn and extend throughout the Home School and CommunIty hIgh stand ards of ChrIstIan Character 77 I 2 - I : . , - I . , I . , I - I - I 3 - I - I - I - I - I - I . , . , . , . . I - - I . , . , . , . , . , . I I I I - I . . I 3 - I I - I I- I . , . , . , - I - I . , . , . , . . I 1 - I - I - I - I - I . , . eI, . Cook, N, Frasch, D. McAdams. ' I I , ' ' . I I - - ' I I - I ' ' I ' I I I I ' ' I I I I I I - . . . ,, I I I 1 I I I - I - II TTR- - T ROW Lf toR1ght lMeyers C Muller urn: J Gundrum N Wtlson Schnelder M Whutenack J Wurm N Brogen V Herschler S Bnshop N Walluns SECOND ROW J Wennunger P Sheerer S Heunlen K Cook P McNenl B Bryden J Kless Presrdent S Houk S Lnght J Henry H Collene C Schell Secretary J White Treasurer THIRD ROW B Burwell C Ghlst B Taylor M Shullmg S Arnold D Auck J DeVol J Heydunger S Loewy J Garbenck J Radler VrcePres1denr B Mutchler FOURTH ROW M Gulbert B Hart J Stroble S Haller S Wolfe J Blodgett N Schneber J Fredncks S Gullery B Johns Chaplam K Fowler J Hayes Mass Bollenbacher Advtsor The bug nlght had come and gone and Joan Kress, President of the Trl H1 Y was very earnestly preparing her resume speech for the annual recognxtlon as sembly She remembered that early In the autumn they had sponsored a pncnlc for the members, and who could forget the lnsptrung tnltlatlon held In the chapel of the Good Home Lutheran Church IU November She recalled other actnvntles such as the decoratuon of the hall bulletln boards for the Chnstmas season and the dance they sponsored after the basketball game In January Then, of course, the Bug Night or the semi formal Spring Frolrc whlch had lust passed She remembered, too, that she must thank the other offlcers, Judy Radler, VlcePres1dent Carole Schell Secretary Jon: White, Treasurer and Bonnie Johns Chaplain for the flne work they had contrmbuted Not for a minute had she for gotten the capable supervnslon they had recenved from Mass Bollenbacher, the advssor Quite suddenly the telephone rang resume ended 78 l . l H l Y FIRS ' ', et A : , , . ' , P. Black, V. P' st'll, . , . ' , M. h , . I , . , . , . , . I , . I . . , . ' , . , . , . , j . ' , . : , , . ' , . , . V I , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , ' - ' j . . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . A , , ' , . , . , A 5 . , . , ' , ' . . , . . ' - ' J , 5 2 , . , , . BLUE TRIA GLE EIGHTH GRADE First Row KLQH to Righfl M Cole D Neider L Poole B Mustard M Blevins I Bnttlkofer J Stnnehelfer N Goodwin E Shutt S McClure A Cook Second Row Miss Renkert Advisor B Snavely R Knusley B Strain Secretary M Smith L Kisor M McKinley J Graham Vice President P Barton J Hay cock Treasurer R Beard J Sites Third Row T Martin J Mertz P Stuckey P Cotsamure J Christman R Schemel B Frey S Frost S Tobin N Hess P Stahl Fourth Row P Carter B Kuhn President V Flohr N Tompkins R Hanline D Armstrong S Hancock P Berry P Michael K Crokie P Hawk S Light SEVENTH GRADE-First Row fleft to Rightl: D. Williams, P. Wenninger, S. Zehring, P. Wilson, D. Staton C. Blair, D. Johns, J, Cotsamire, J. Patton, L. Lash, M. Oberlander, L.. Mollencalf, K. Black. Second Row Mrs. McGrew, Advisor, D. Campbell, J. Greenich, B. Redman, J. Judd, C. Sites, J. Pollock, C. Heminger B, Metzger, A. Hoover, C. Sitler, D, Baker, J. Downing, B. Breymaier, B. Shaw. Third Row: J. Etzinger J. Wilson, L. Groves, E. Fielc, C. Guillerey, N. Cribles, C. Gille, P. Lambert, C. Craner, D. Asher, B. Winston S. Beach, P. Parker, B. Lawson, K. Cole, C. Shingledeclcer, Fourth Row: A. Prohaslca, D. Kent, J. Enders, M Glosser, D. Knapp, S. Keherer, C. Phena, M. Steel, J. Eggleston, C. Burrey, A. Gibson, R. Hetriclz, J. LaPoint J. Robinson, 79 I S NIOR HI-Y FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Stull, Treasurer, S. Abneti, Vice-President, D. Norton, President, C. Kuenzli Chaplain, C. Kimerline, Secretary, SECOND ROW, Left fo Righra L. Hart, K. Wannamaker, P. Fowler, J. Hewitt, J. Boom, R. Randall, J Gundrum, R. Brinkman. THIRD ROW, Left ro Right: G. Bergen, J. Kiess, J, Willacker, D. Cosgrove, D. Johns, J. Bufferman J Winters FOURTH ROW Leff ro Right A Crum L Srniih B Arnold R Staton D Rinker N Adams R Jenney R Radler G Achferman Mr John Hutton Advisor I TERMEDI TE HI-Y Firsf Row lleft Io Righfj .I Emig Presidenf F Slasz Vice Presidenl J Auld Chaplain J Kissh Treasurer L Crum Secrefory B Siruble Chairman Second Row R Sirauch J Carlisle J Downing B Garner T B Harris J Ehrhart T Darling Fourfh Row Mr H Bryant Advisor R Shofner J Chnsfmcn D Gruuel D Greene J Kighilinger J Euckel J Schleenbalcer D Lighi Flffh Row R Sales J Tabler D Kafier Hen rich M Sprouse J Sirouch J Pnrnshll L Traxler G Aid? , A : . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , , , . , . . . : . . i . I . I . - . I . I . I - . i I . , 5 . , ' . : . , . ' , . ' , . , Trulccn, N. Cotsamire, M. Kennedy, B. Parker, Third Row: G. Cole, B. Siouf, J. Hern, F. Shoemaker, D. Weriz, . I , . , . I . A : . . , ' 7 . , . ' , . 1 . , . I ' , . ' , . , . I . I : , ' , . , . 1 JU ORH Y 'ii- FIRST ROW Lett to Right L Sauselen D Auck B Hauser F Olmstead B Bertram G Morrow D Pfahler J Stahl SECOND ROW R Zmcke T Freshwater D Armstrong D Christrnan M LeNier T ie el J arner ner Wanamaker The retiring officers of the Junior Hi-Y Alfred Baerkircher President- Gary Morrow Vice- President- Bill Mutchler Secretary' David Christ- man, Treasurer met for the purpose of planning their final dance of the year. The boys were now capable of deciding most questions for them- selves. At the beginning of the year however they had depended a great deal on the super- vision and instruction of Mr. Kish and Mr. Haga- man, the club's advisors. The first social event they had enioyed was the initiation of new members. This was soon followed by their first party with a Halloween THIRD ROW J Stout G Crabtree A Baerkircher R Spaid G Brinkman D McKinnon A Judy B Baldosser Mr Kish Advisor FOURTH ROW J Tufford R White D Jenney J Holtshouse Koch G Fahl R r theme. Christmas brought still another party and another enioyable evening. There were of course regular meetings held twice each month. At these meetings the boys learned better ways to further their purpose of creating a high standard of Christian character among boys. Tax stamps were collected in order to send representatives to camp. The officers, now more experienced in planning social affairs, were sure that this would be the outstanding party of the year. FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Muss Focht Advrsor D Strnehelfer Parlramentarran J Judd Secretary P Tufford Vrce Presrdent V Sulllvan Presrdent B Butt V1cePresrdent J Radler Hrstorran C Stout Treasurer SECOND ROW Left to Right J Harris J Zlnclce M Etzmger S Swlhart C Lash S Heeby C Shaff stall .1 West M Scott S McCalluster S Hart THIRD ROW Left to Rlght J Sumonsen B Rowlwnd V Knecht B McClure S Heunlen B Ryla d V Messerschmndt M Stevens V Rossman E Kent N Krock K Johansen N Baum B Rowland FOURTH ROW Left to Rrght M Solze C Graham P Allen S Carson N Copper M Hull B Shackel FIRST ROW Left to Rrght C S1agle G Shaw E Quarntance N Wnlson N Aldruch P Black V Coop ernder G McBrude C Harrop M Gxlbert L Black SECOND ROW Left to Rvght S Beck N Wall ms C MII M P well J Kle S Houk D Burlrng J Speelman R Achor N Weller L Duble THIRD ROW Left to Ivght J White R Teynor V Masters S Laek B Oberlander J Hayes C Schell M Wetland M Emerson S Rehm P Wnlluams J Garbernck J Stroble FOURTH ROW Left to rlght B Robinson R Sabo B Breymauer B Katona B Bryden D Tackett D Rlttenhour P McNeul M Shulllng J Stuefel D Stuckman 82 I O I I O O 1 A 2 A 1 A 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 2 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' A 1 - A 1 A ' 1 A 1 A - A 1 1 1 A A 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 I ' 1 - - 1 I 2 1 I 1 A C 1 - 1 - 1 - I 1 - n 1 . 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - ford, M. Sheerer, J. Berry, P. Butt, J. Lohr, D. Ghistle. . I , . . . 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - A 1 - I 1 - 1 - 4 1 - 1 , ' : . , . ' ia , . i er, . o , . ' ss, . , . ' . 1 'I 3 A A 1 - 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - A 5 - A 1 - 1 1 I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . I , . A , . A A , . J , . . FIRST ROW Left to Rught N Frasch Secretary Treasurer N Baum Vuce Presuclent M Crane Presudent J Lohr Recordung Secretary S Raruck Publucury Manager not present P Barnhart Intramural Chaurman SECOND ROW Left to Ruglut J Ash tt man Sa Muller C Gulbert M Etzunger C Stout S Swuhart K Fowler THIRD ROW Left to Rught A Wake B Butt C Graham S Wessel B Rowland S Hart P Keley P Cluck M Stevens J A Zuncke J Sumonsen J Radler R Steuger K Judd B Bryden J Hayes B Muller M A Hugguns P Pfleuderer E Kent V Rossman FIFTH ROW Left to Rught D Tackett P McNeul M Shullung P Wules B Feuk S Caldwell S Bry t N Copper S Carson T Rauth V Knecht Mrs Luhan It was only an hour before tume for the bug game Thus tor the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon members, was the Army Navy basketball game It was an honor to be chosen to play un thus game After strenuous try outs and practuces, the excuted and happy gurls wauted anxuously for the call to the floor The Army team was especually eager to wun for theur team had been narrowly defeated for the past two years Thus was the hughlught of a serues of organuzed sports Among these was the untramural volleyball game and basketball tournaments wuth nearby towns The gurls attended sports events to further theur purpose ot promotung unterest un athletucs, health, and sportmanshup Some of these were the Magors Day tor gurls untenclung to become physucal educatuon teachers and Sports Day, where our teams competed agaunst teams from other schools The ottucers Maralon Crane, Presudent, Nancu Baum, Vuce Presuclent, Nancy Frasch Correspondung Secretary Treasurer, Judu Lohr, Recordung Secretary Phyllus Barnhart Intramural Chaurman Sandy Raruck, Publucuty Manager, called the gurls up and the game began Well you know what happened 83 Q A O A Q , ' : . , P. Bu , J. Speel , J. Kiess, J. West, C. Schell, J. l ne, S FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: M. Solze, J. White, B. Johns, S. Helnlen, B. Ryland, S. Heibey , ' z . , . ', . ' ' , . ' , . ' , . , . an , ' ll ' Il ' ' I , - I . . I . I . , s.-.-..w.. . TEE DE BOARD FIRST ROW Left fo Rrghr Mary K Schneuderer Carol Kress Beverly Emrg Kay Judd Judy Radler SECOND ROW Left fo Right Davrd Kaiterhenruch Jerry Gundrum John Boorn John Klssh LE DER S CLUB FIRST ROW Left to Rrghv C Stout Secrefary Treasurer B Ryland P Wales Presndenr J Slane N Baum S Muller S Raruck SECOND ROW Lefrro Rrght P Barnhart J Lohr Vrce Presfdenr S CaIdweII M Crane B Buif THIRD ROW Left to Rfghf Mrs Llhan Advisor 84 BOOSTER LUB FIRST ROW Left to Right V Sullivan Secretary Treasurer Miss Hibarger Advisor C Kiess President SECOND ROW Left to Right M Scott P Wiles S Fisher C Stout M Sheerer B Muller S Rar k THIRD ROW Left to Right S Caldwell M Crane M Keyse T Cook P Tufford The Girls Booster Club will meet in Room ll6 at 3:45 P.M. blared the P A system. To most of the students of BHS this meant little or nothing but to T4 junior and senior girls it meant an appointment which they were honored to keep lt is an honor because members are chosen on the basis of a desirable personality and an above average scholastic standing The purpose of this particular meeting was to select new members for the year T956 57 The President Carol Kress explained this and the Secretary Trea surer Virginia Sullivan was asked to record the balloting Before the actual vote was cast however there was a motion that they review the activities of the current year in order that the girl might be selected on the basis of the organization s work The following activities were enumerated Decoration of the goal posts at all home games purchase of a banner and presenting it to the school to use at all games The annual Christmas party for all members participating in Varsity Night purchasing the flowers for Commencement and Baccalaureate and selling candy at all home games With the aid of their experienced advisor Miss Hibarger the club then chose the new members 85 VOCATIO AL LLI B FIRST ROW Left to Rrght S Powell J CarpenterV1cePresrdent P Rowland Treasurer R Seele Presfdent D Hancock L Brttlkoter P Yuhas D Gatchell C Marquns SECOND ROW Left to Right J Baum F Kllngenberger D McClintock D Ley D Haycook B Carter D Fallor J Spald RD ROW Leftt Rrght R Ratz R T truck R H nter D Ga chell R Tobin C Stone Sgt Arms J Cooper R Carpenter Secretary Mr Stewart Advisor A group of boys IH blue and gold tack ts crowded around a sheet of paper on the bulletin board The anno rncement read The Bucyrus Chapter ot the Vocatvonal Industrual Club charter members of the Ohio State organization will close the year with a plcnnc Thus Announcement the last of many closed a successful year for the 28 members Other actlvrtles which may have been announced were the turkey dnnner on Thanksglvlng the other plcnncs and the Regional and State Conventnons The boys had tlnanced these socxal functions by operating a coat check t the home basketball games and sponsoring a dance atter the Gallon basketball game The organization under the leadershlp ot Robert Seele President Jlm Carpen ter Vice President Ray Carpenter Secretary and Paul Rowland Treasurer at tended a session of the Ohio State Legislature IH April These boys were gurded and advised by Mr Stewart the vocational mdustrlal teacher The obvious enthuslasm of the boys who read the announcement lndlcated that thus plcnlc would be an even greater success than the former socnal events 86 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' - ' 1 - 1 : 1 1 I 1 - 1 - L h 1 - 1 - 1 - L - 1 U 5 - 1 - 4 1 - L 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . I , , V . THI , o ' : . , . ee ' , . u , . t , . ' , . , . at 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 ' - Not in Picture-C. Martin, J. Reager, D. Aidt. . . C . L : I , . 1 I I I I ' I . . . . a I r I ' 1 -r' I r I I I ' . , . VARSITY FIRST ROW Leffro Right L Hart G Achlermann J Butterman R Brmkman J Kless J Wrnters SECOND ROW Left ro Rlghf K Wanamaker P Fowler D Stull E Light W Applegate J Boorn R Gray THIRD ROW Left to Rfghf Mr Frantz Aclvssor R Randall J Wenthman W Arnold J Hewnf D Johns STAGE CREW STAGE CREW Left fo Rrghf Sknp Abnetr Ronme Jenney Mr Mertz Ned Adams Glen Achtermann 87 1 5 - f - 1 - 1 4 1 - f - ' , : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 2 - , f - , . , . , . , . - 5 -. , E fi: I Z I I ' I I . LA GUAGE CLUB iff Secretary SECOND ROW Left to Right L Renft N Schleber P Kelley R Francxs D Wilson S Laek J Gunclrum THIRD ROW Left to Right P Flohr P McNeal M Shullung S Fnsher J Hayes B Oberlander Mlss Hesson Advisor FOURTH ROW Left to Rrghf D Grauel B Fenk N Copper S Carson J Baker B Hart SPEEC LUB FIRST ROW Left to rlght S Abnett Treasurer S McClellan Secretary N Baum V1cePresrdent C Achtermann President SECOND ROW Left to Rlght J Tapley S Stoltz R Held R Wertz R Randall THIRD ROW, Left to Rrght D Norton, G Stephens, D Johns, B Emug, J Lohr, C Traxler FOURTH ROW, Left to Right L Barrows, D Rvnker, B Klrnerlune, D Stull, R Jenny, R Radler, D Crokle, Miss Meck, Advisor 88 W FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Kissh, Treasurerg B. Johns, Vice-President, M. Crane, President, K. Fowler, 1. f . 7- I 3 , ' 1 - , f - , : - , ' - ' z - , ' : . , . , . ', . , . . TLIDE COUNCIL FIRST ROW Left to Rnght C Kress Secretary P Wxles Presrdent J Auld Tr asurer SECOND ROW Left to Rrght Mss K Meck F Olmstead J H ger C Stl r S Loe y D Au k J Graham J DeVol N Wllson M LaNner D Staton THIRD ROW Left to Rrght M Latta J Whnte Y Pnrnstull D Baker M Glosser B Butt M Fetter T Cook S Abnett J Stahl Enchel J Kress J Winters R Chrlstman The gavel sounded for attentuon' The 30 members lnstened attentuvely as the Presldent Phyllls Wlles qurckly summarlzed the years actavntnes These were the actlvrtles of the schools governnng body better known as the Student Councll Highlights of the summary were Completion of the Handbook for new students and the 4 Way Test Plan untroductron of new students to their respective classrooms prior to the opening ot school sponsorlng all assemblnes plannlng and aldlng IU Career Day and sellzng popcorn at home games to ranse necessary funds The President then thanked the very efficient advlsors, Mass Kathryn Meck, Mr Havron and Mr Latta and the other officers Carol Kress Secretary, and John Auld Treasurer, for their help In makung thus year a pleasant one The meeting then adlourned 89 , ' : i , , . , . a , . i e , , w , . c , . FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Havron, J. Schleenbaker, G. Stephens, C. Kimerline, J. Pirnstill, J. I I ' . . . , . . , . : ' , - I . . . . I I , . ' I ' I . I l I I I . .... I ANN L EDITORI L STAFF ww FIRST ROW Left to Rxghf S Abner? M Eizmger V Sullavan R Werfz .I Sumonsen SECOND ROW Leff To Rrghf W Applegate J Judd J Judy M Sheerer B Emng THIRD ROW Left to Rlghr B McClure G Achfermann S Bryant J W1n1ers M Nelson Advisor FOURTH ROW Left ro Right R Staton G Bergen D Crokue J Lohr N Adams D Stuil NNLIAL BUSIN SS STAFF FIRST ROW, Leff fo Righr: J. Zincke, B. Miller, N. Baum, C. Srout, J. Harris, J. Slane, S. Rarick. SECOND ROW, Lefr ro Right: S. McC!elIan, B, Shackelford, W. LaRue, C. Kiess, B. Butt, P, Wiles. THIRD ROW, Left to Rnghv: M. Keyse, D. Johns, C. Kirnerline, S. Bryant, M. Huggins, P. Tufford. FOURTH ROW, Left ro Right: R. Jenney, Mr. Oberlander, Advisor. 90 am- . 3 OFFICE A D LIBRARY ASSISTAN Raw, S FIRST ROW Lefr to Rlghf Judy Graham Sherry Laek Judy Wennlnger Nancy Weller Mary McMnchaeI Sylvna Queslnberry Reita Randolph SECOND ROW Left To Rlghf Roberla Knlsley Eslher Qualntance Paul Flohr Bob Marggraf Jnrry Hancock Patty Mlchael Phyllis Pflelderer JU IOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW Left fo Rlghf B McClure Presrdenf R Staion VacePres1denf J Slane Secrefary I M ers THIRD ROW Left fo Rfghf S Tobin J Tufford C Burrey S Houk J Easferday V Herschler B Bryden FOURTH ROW Left to Rlghr Mr Kuenzlu Advisor J Blodgeff J Judd S Caldwell S Cowell B Nuchol son M Stevens FIFTH ROW Left ro Rfghr D McAdams M Crane B LaRue R Sues B Harrns C Wusman S Light P Carer 91 .- 5 SECOND ROW, Lefr ro Right: J. Graham, L. Mollencopf, J. Cover, J. Robinson, A. Hoover, M. Schnieder, . y . . T . 12 SNAPS N I 949 - V , SLQW 2K3 MPH SPEED UWT SCG-,100 L, UK? 92125 WN E fi wx? JUNIOR HIGH g77X Qu? 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