Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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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

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clean and vigorous Coach Wampler Pirate athletics have accomplished much in the past two years in the raising of our school standards. This attainment of leadership we believe is due to the enthusiastic eHorts and fervor of our youthful coach, Fred Wampler. Coach Wampler, as an athlete of marked attain- ment himself, knows how to train others. The strong teams he has developed, since the advent of his two years with us, have proven themselves to be contend- ers with the best in Northwestern Ohio. A coach should be the idol of his boys and Coach Wampler is just that because he not only has a thorough knowl- edge of the game but is a zealous example of those higher requisites of an athlete-sportsmanship and a life. Mr. Wampler is those fine qualities f in the game of life operation and fair Miss Stuckey Whenever the cage work of the county is men- tioned, Bluffton girls are always considered the formidable foe. The accurate shooting and excel- lent floorwork of the lassies have won more tro- phies in county tournaments for the local high school than have been secured by any other girls' team in the Northwest Ohio district. Since each year brings new material, the success must natur- ally be attributed to the coach, Miss Stuckey, who has served in this capacity for the last six years. Her patience and hard work during practice de- veloped first class cagers from mediocre material during the past year and brought the locals within one point of the County Championship. Miss Stuckey's code for good basketball may he summarized thus: Patience, hard work, clean sportsmanship, and good team morale. known for instilling in his men which are necessary for success as well as athletics-courage, co- play. Faculty Manager Stettler Upon the shoulders of the faculty manager rests the responsibility of the numerous details necessary for the functioning of school athletics. He must arrange for games, transportation, tickets, officials and the hundred other odd jobs. His is a tremendous task and we have in our school a man thoroughly capable of handling the business mat- ters of athletic teams. Faculty manager Sidney C. Stettler has well fulfilled his task during the past year in trying to keep the ink on the ledger from turning from blue to red. It has been a difficult enterprise to conduct school athletics throughout a period of national depression and we feel that our manager has done his duty to the school. Stettler also serves in the capacity of tennis coach and under his guidance the institution has put out some fine tennis teams. Page Thirty