Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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- f- H1359 -2: 0 Q, Aa. Qj? PAUL W. STAUFFER, A. B.-This was Mr. Stauffer's first year as instructor in Bluffton High School. He taught German, which was given this year for the first time, economics and sociology, public speaking and debate. He became a member of the Bluffton High faculty after receiving his A. B. from Bluffton College in 1930. During the summer of 1930 he attended the University of Pennsylvania. hi 'F 30 CF g 5 Q ei Q eh :F Q EU Q Q g ? 5 C2 QQ:GR?Nf 2-::5?:cQg? -sguw QSO- Gi.. ,SJ-'N Q ae g:S3-: :Ira-iw '31-'SOS o ies Q3 3: gsrgw Q1 'QSQESEEQ Qs.,-QQQQS gifs -2352. Q Oleg N. 'E N3 C1145 QSQEQQQFQ' 12 ig 235.5 FS ,tiff im Z'-DvEgs,, 'f Damage 1-0- 3. r1.G2iiS3' Shiga QQN Agmwgslb' gmiiggggg N Kam 3. 2355 EQQS N S as Ax QPPTFB 'Q Sw Pie -1 W le -QSQQN 000-eqsqscumi Saxon M N .Q gl ua eseegge 2 29 S-.'5'3-151mm-iw. I . ' Q ,j,cc,Qea X WL earnestly hope they have found as :neat rt pleasure in them' connections wzth 14.5 as we have found tn ours with them D N565 o'w.Q si :PN QQZQ QQSLN N v Sis-3 ses: SSSQ :gee Gini QP!- egg Sag DQ 4555 'HBE 16

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,. 4,1 gg T1:Xa. X '!'!! W' 'ffl .c 22- . 1 Garfield Griffith - President Marguerite Geiger Secretary-Treasurer Rosella Montgomery Vice-President Senior Class History Four score and sixty weeks ago, our fathers brought forth into this high school, a new class, conceived in green, and dedicated to the proposition that all infants, are to receive a higher education. Did you say four score and sixty weeks ago? It hardly seems possible that we, then as a freshmen class, seeking more knowledge, are now ready to be graduated from Bluffton High School. Graduated only to begin again, for does not commencement mean beginning? This time it will mean the beginmng of a bigger and better life in the world. As infants we finally waded through our xniseries, and selected Garfield Griffith as class president Louise Benroth, vice-presidentg and Marguerite Geiger, sec treas with Mr Stettler as ploctor. The Junior-Freshman reception was a never- to be forgotten affalr We also had a Hallowe'en party, entertaining the faculty. Our Sophomore year we came back with more assurance and boldness, determined to show the students we had changed color We entrusted the duties of president in the person of Rosella Montgomery wlth Woodrow Lugenbuhl as her assistant. Mr. Stettler was again chosen as our advisor When we entered as Juniors we had a three fold aim to fulfill putting over, first a good Jun1orFrosh reception second, our clfass play, Skiddingg and, the Junior Senior Banquet This rlimaxed the year as a great success. Roland Bixler Robeson as advisor Last but indeed not least came our Senior year, the most memorable of all. Long will we cherish the happy times we spent together. Perhaps sometimes we seemed to lose our dignity, but somehow or other, we always managed to gain our ground agam And now, all to soon, our high school days are over, and at parting we wish all a fond farewell The class officers were: Pres.--Garfield Griffith, Vice-Pres.-Rosella Montgomery, Sec Treas Marguer1te Geigerg Proctor-Mr. Stauffer. l was President, Paul Hirschler,VVice-President, and Tom Perry, Sec.-Treas., with Mr. 'ei . ' Q2 , . - 1 . V .ov . . 145423'