Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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if tv fl 3I S li . 'fi FRANCIS LUGIBIHL-A quiet, peaceful, friend is he. Everyone is glad to hear the good natured laugh with which he tells his jokes, and no one tires or his witty remarks. He is the idol of all the fellows while on the athletic held during the noon hour. He is a faithful worker in the Agriculture Uept., and an active member oi the F. F. A. EUNICE MOSER-A quiet, little girl of very few words is Eunice. She has shown her bravery and courage by taking tour years or Latin. Teachers evidently have great Iaith in Lunice, for they often ask her to put out the absence slips lor them. A cheerful disposition and the willingness to do her part as well as she possibly knows how are the chief characteristics of this Senior. ROLLAND MOT1 LR-Rolland is a quiet and studious young fellow who undertakes 'ill things with equal sincerity. As a member of the F. lf. A. he takes an active part in all its activities and all the other activities of the Agricultural Class. Undoubtedly he will constitute one of the community s most valuable iarmers in the near future. neing a friendly lad he has many acquaintances throughout the school and community and they have a high regard for him. LLEANOR MAT'lER+This Senior is a country maid who never pushes herself for- ward but in a quiet unassuming manner strives for the best in all that she undertakes. She always does her school W0l'K tc the best of her ability and never shlrks responsibili- ties placed upon her. 'lhough she seldom makes any noise especially in the presence of strangers, her words are worth while. KENNETH NEUENSCHWANDER-Kenny has his troubles in dramatics, he is the son of Mrs. Briggs and has promise of being a poet that xx ill long be remembered. Fairy tripping oer the green, Leading pork so nice and lean: WILNER MUMMA- Oh yes, John, yes John, yes John yes is the tune this Senior class sings. Quietness in manner and neatness in appearance are her outstanding characteristics. Her interests have been few, but to these she has ever been loyal. C. R. has found in her a faithful member. Fhe junior class play found her a good actor. We can truthfully say her interests have been for the best of Bluffton High School. 5 08150 ui , .r, gg - 5. , E5 A YH J CY 'E C+ '1 'c 5. : 93. - - 2 J - so 2 E 'rs' CD 1 . cb i 3 . Q, . B c- 3 1 O 4 ca. 5, . '4 FP :' CU 3' so . 3 . ' fi E. . Q , 4 Qs m . U2 m v 1 S. c-5 P-4 E ET C 7 . 'Y : s D J 25 l

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2' T232 :mill N N Q N Y N 3 N 3 N 'x 4 ,gl Q92 . 9 ' l I. ,L f . - ar , - rn' ,JV '-.1 ROSS IRWIN-Here is a Pirate true to the bone. His virtue as a hard faithful worker has been outstanding from the very beginning of his high school career. He left Bluffton to spend his junior year in Lima Central High, but to prove the point that 'once a Pirate, always a Pirate,' Ross returned to Bluffton for his senior year. His perisistent plodding and excellent work in school activities plus the simplicity of his personality and levelheadedness, has brought him friendship and admiration from many people. LUCILLE JOHNSON-This Senior is known for her weakness toward the male sex of the High School. She appears quiet until one knows her well, when she removes her cloak of reserve and becomes jolly and full of fun. Although she has taken little part in outside activities, to those who know her she has become a true friend. WELDON LIGHTNER,-Upon the stuflious silence of the study hall, there suddenly bursts the sound of loud laughter. What's the joke? There really isn't any, it's only Weldon indulging in his usual laugh. Whether it be in tooting the tuba, singing bass in the glee club, acting in a play, managing the business end of the Annual, or in laugh- ing, Weldon is always whole-heartedly there and doing his best. ELIZABETH KLIEWER-Betty came from the wild and woolly west, at the beginning of her junior year. Her good nature and pleasant smile made for her many friends. In her two years, she has contributed much to B. H. S. through her work in glee club, basket ball, inter-class debates, G. R. and scholarships. Betty ranked among the first ten in the senior class, and was an outstanding chemistry student. She was a true symbol of the G. R. triangle, outstanding mentally, spiritually, and physically. WOODROW LUGENBUHL-During his high school days Woody displayed much pluck and courage. By many of his characteristics he gained the respect of all the fel- lows on the football and baseball fields and was rewarded for his valuable services to the team by a letter last fall. He was equally conscientious and faithful in his school work and he played a big pa1't in the successful work of the Hi-Y for three years. ROSELLA MONTGOMERY-Rosella, an innocent little girl from the farm, takes part in many activities. She upholds a position in the violin section of the orchestra, and in the alto group in the girls glee club. Above all, Rosella made both valedictorian and salutatorian earn their places. In the point system she won first honors. Her persistence and pep have been a great aid to Bluffton High School. -CD ,

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' .fv ali: 1 QTY l ilu. 7' - 2 - l HOWARD TRIPLEHORN- That's Howie is the answer to your question as to the identity of that tow-headed athletic whirlwind. As our athletic star he has made a name for himself and the school in football, basketball, and track, that extends tar beyond the bounds ot the state. This happy and carefree youth did not confine himseli to athletics alone, but fostered an all-round development as shown by his membership in the Athletic Scholarship League and his membership in the Student Senate. MARIE SCOLES-Quiet and demure is this shy girl, and by her giggle you will know her. She is always joking and full of fun, with a pleasant smile for all. Maries giggle can be heard and recognized at almost any time during the day. When you're down in the dumps and feel blue, let Marie cheer you up with her ready laugh. MYRON TRIPLEHORN- Pap as he is known by his friends is a quiet, mis- chievous, likeable chap. His ambition and pride is his Father's well-known Reo Speed Wagon. He is also interested in wood-working and has shown a great deal 01 ability in that line. Although Pap is not so well-known by the girls, he can display some fine football playing and some humor in the Study Hall lwhich is funny to every- one but the teacher in charge.J ALMA SHALLEY-Shy and modest, but what a true and loyal friend she is to all who wish her friendship. Although she may seem quiet, she is full of fun and good humor whenever good times are suggesterl. She is often seen hurrying to school late with many books under her arm. Her home is near the school yet she works in her i'athe1 s store in order to get some valuable time well spent. Alma's fine grades are well deserved. WILLIAM WELLS- Bill is a hardworking, and at times a brilliant student Though slightly te1npermental,Bill has proven himself a real citizen of whom the school can be proud. Bill is a fighter clear through and he says no women can ever persuade him to be a horse doctor. With great success in anything he likes, as exemplified by his musical career, we predict great things for Bill. MABEL STEINER-Here is a lassie who divides her time between her school work and her farm work. She always has a friendly smile for everyone and her laugh is contagious to all who hear it. She is a studious person, working hard for whatever she gets. Good-natured, kind-hearted, and cheerful, are only a few of her commendable qualities. Q Q-7 'LW 26 GD 2 oe - .Q