Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Future Farmers of America The purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to develop leadership, scholar- ship, farming ability and thrift. The officers for the year 1932-33 were as follows: President, Harold Badertscherg vice-president, Irvin J. Steiner, secretary, Wayne Yoakamg treasurer, Irvin Vande- mark, reporter, Donavin Steiner. Top Row-Knepper, F.. Moser, Guider, Huber, O. Schaeublin, Reichenbach, McCafTerty, R. Schaublin. Sccond Row-Niswander, Zimmerman, Motter, Best, W. Moser, Amstutz. Third Row----VVilliamson, Augshurger, Criblez, Zimmerly, Basingrer, Badertscher, P. Knepper, Lugihill, Barnes. Bottom Row -IJ. Steiner, Yoakam, H, Badertscher, Vandemark, I. Steiner, Kohler. Top Row-Geiser, Corson, Dillier, Griffith, Alderfer. Second Row-Hilty, I. Steiner, Kohli, Nusbaum, Badertscher, S. Steiner. Third Row--Mumma, Herr, M. Diller, Lora, Koontz, Gratz, Coon. Bottom Row-Wimrate, Holden, R. Diller, Miss Barnard, Bixel, Acc. Boys' Glee Club Competing with Kenton and Van Wert, the Boys' Glee Club again captured highest honors in the vocal eisteddfod. A fine spirit of cooperation and hard work put forth hy the cluh and Miss Barnard made this year a highly successful one. Page Twenty-seven

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The Student Senate The purpose of the Student Senate of Bluffton High School is to improve school spirit, to raise school standards, and to train for citizenship. Representatives of all activities in the school compose the Student Senate. Through this legislative student group an effort is made to create a better and more sincere understanding between the faculty and student body. Top Row -Alderfer, Buhler, Diller. Second Row-e Romey, Y. Hofer, Triplett, Basingcr. Bottom Row-Hilty, Detweiler, J. Lora, Kibele, R. Diller. Top Row--D. Diller, Holden. Deppler, Hixon, Wenger, Dyer, Hartzler, Davidson, Pifer, Griffith, Second RowgKreider, Diller, Lape, Patrick, Burkholder, Klay, Balmer, Hauenstein, Alderfer, Lora, Miller, Swank, Holmden. Bottom Row-Hauensein, L. Hilty, Smucker, A. Hilty. Montgomery, Cahill, Tripplehorn, I. Hilty, Steiner. The Press Club The purpose of the Press Club of Bluffton High School in publishing The B-Hi- News is to express the unbiased opinion of the student body, to establish high standards of conduct, scholarship, and sportsmanship, to encourage greater interest and participation in all school activities, and to promote stronger cooperation between the students and the administration. Page Twenty-s'ia' i

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Senior Hi-Y Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character. Slogan: Clean Speech, Clean Athletics, Clean Scholarship, Clean Living. This year the Hi-Y has been forced to hold their meeting at times which cone Hicted with the other activities of the school and consequently the results were not as complete as might have been had the club experienced greater cooperation. How- ever great the difficulties were, the spirit of the Y was felt throughout the school. Top Row-Buhler, advisory Epp, Kohli, Yerger. Oyer, Cookson. Second Row--Griffith, Piper, Huber, Anderson, Koontz, Schultz, Luginbuhl. Bottom Row Holden, R. Diller, Romey, Alderfer, Deppler, Davidson, Coon. Lora. Top Row -Zimmerman, Tschantz, King, Schumacher, VVarren. Second Row---West, Miller, Diller, Schultz, Berky, co-advisor Bottom Row -King, advisor: Hauenstein, Kreider, Lape, Peterson Junior H i- Y Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character. Slogan: Clean Speech, Clean Athletics, Clean Scholarship, Clean Living. The Junior Hi-Y this year has been prominent in school life. Activities of thc club were various discussions, suppers, and recreation. This is undoubtedly one of the finest groups for the high school underclassmen. Wilbur Berkey, a college senior, assisted Mr. King in directing the endeavors of the term. Page '1'wcnly-oiglff