Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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FOREWORD ABOUT THE THEME In modern yearbook practice lf is considered good policy to tie the entire effort together by loose threids of 1 theme Therefore we of the lf Bueyrian Staff haxe ittempted to make a compari son between scenes and happenings of the Medieval Age to those of our own school The main reason for this choiee is the fact that the latter part of the Medieval Ages was mirked by a great new savor for invention, discovery and science So it is today that new and greater fron tiers of science and in all fields of endeavor are opening to the graduates of our secondary sehools The Knight is the prevalent object of our theme, being used on the cow er and on the sport divis 1on page The main reason for this assoeiltion FROM THE EDITOR Dear Reader This book before you was published with no small amount of difficulty and similarly will be received with no smill amount of eritieism But in any case I beliexe and the mere fict that this book is here at all will bear me out that we, th staff and myself have earnestly tried to give e graduating seniors of BHS a lasting pleasant pression of their high sehool days I would now like to take this spaee to give my warmest, sincerest thanks to all of those members of the staff who gue so generously of their time to the annual and for their patience with me Also I would like to thank the Bzzcqrzfr Tele graph Forum for the numerous sports pictures that they allowed us to use, Blotter Slzzclznr of Findlay with our theme is that the Isnight was the eulml nation of power ehixalry honesty futh and deyo tion Ilke the Knight we the grldulting seniors of B H S hue the eh mee to do mueh good to and for the world vthieh we will be entering now or after eollege The monk was used on the flculty lLllUllllSlI'1 tion division ptge muulx because he represented the wisdom and knowledge of the Middle Ages and also was the only mstruetor axulible As direct ralel s hrs the rmeultx and ldmmistrttion c this sehool system been in enlightening and guiding continue to be in the In es of those students remain ing here for their excellent eo operltion in getting to us the sesenth grade through sophomore pictures, Henrzelo Stzzclzot for the fine vxorle on the Senior md lunior portraits and the elub pletures, Steeler Szmlmf for the prompt serxiee gixen us on the many photo graphs taken by our stxff photogrxphers md last but not least of ill the prmeipals offiee, 1nd super intendents offite for the eo operztion ietuxl help and pttienee thit eame from our rdministration and their office help This book now belongs to the past Sincerely Fclzlor zn Clue I I I 1 . , A Q - ' e - ' - ' ' 1 s ' Y. 1 s 1 ' . V - ' y vi sp H L' N t V - 1: 2 '. 4 ' ' , ' 958 ' . .i t ' 'K . 'A 1 L ' K ' 5 et .Ha ' .'. .'- . 'K s K A 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - Y . v' . 1 1 ' y K K 1 I 1 7 1, L . l V-L I It 1 L ' 4' A g' 1 6 sk' 1 1 K . . I 2 Q .4 f r 1 K I 1 i 1 V4 1 L . . - 1 I ' .Kia 2 . i' il' ' D e I' ' ' P21 'l 'i .0 k ' A. 1' i L I I. S i If colleges, and universities. factor in our live-s for the last twelve- years and will gl Y 1 K 1 K I I - I 1 - . . 2 ' I I I V 1 ' a 1 4' 7 I f . 1 1 ' I ' 1 X I 7 I T ' 4 7 A , ,K , , th, I v p . . . . . x ' ' ', ' I - ' I , 1 I 1 I , - . . . , , im- , , , , . . . N 1 1 1 'f 1 t 1 A K s ' s ' 1 . 1 v 1 1 . I 1 ' 1 I K I i . , . s Y 1 U! ' I 4

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SUPER! TENDENT XX .ul Mala-K ll 'ff-wkfk I. J. Miller, Superinfendem Class of 1958 Bucyrus High School Bucyrus, Ohio Dear Seniors: Do the best you can. The forest would be very quiet if all the birds were silent except the best singers. Sturt where you are with what you have: make something of it. Best Wishes I Sl!f7L'Y'i7llU7Zfl7C'7Zl SCHOOL BOARD Standing, Lefl lo Right: Ethel Bratlstoclc, ClL'f,b-74YL'dflll'tfV.' l. J. Miller, Sllf7UYfIlfl'71!4JL'III. Sealed: Wartl Pontius, Emerson A. Stuclcnmn, A. G. Stoltz, l'r't,rftft'11f,' lfretl Cl. Wtirtl, VILL'-l'ru.ri1ft21I,' Franklin H. Roberts, Clare A. Sharrock.