Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Robert Kreider James Miller ---- f fv-'----ng-rw-1L '- 1,--,. .,,,,,, , 4 , - T for Th c I i' - , as s W i 2 5 6 ut HSS 5 : ig 1 N Y i I ls.. .., sl In 1 Wrox nmu -rumor. l,.s,.. . : hullllllf Ill lil I IFVUN. U., lfllllll UN ll. V915 Xumlltl' Ill , ,f L 7 ' r-'fl llI.l'Fl l'iIN ix ,J i ' B ' 'I' 0 l' li X IC Y S ff-A 1 . ' ' l . 1 .. i l lClllAY Nlfilll' '- , X , i ls ' i C . - - i- , l Marjorie Hofer i Lucille Hilty P v I Carol Cookson The Cutlass The class of 19255 began the school year by giving the student body a New Deal in journalism. Seeing the defects of last year's monthly B-Hi News, a braintrust committee, selected by the Senior Class, decided that the paper should be smaller, have the name Cutlass , and be published bi-monthly. The Cutlass staff, during the past year, has endeavored to publish a newspaper that will stand out as a great achievement in high school journalism. The Cutlass is published by Bluffton High School to express the unbiased opinion of the student body, to establish high standards of conduct, scholarship, and sports- manship, to encourage greater interest and participation in all school activities, and to promote stronger cooperation between the students and the administration. This year the Cutlass was edited by a capable staff consisting of the following: James Miller, Editorg Robert Kreider, Assistant Editor, Lucille Hilty, Carol Cookson, and Marjorie Hofer, Associate Editors. A group of 33 students assisted the staff in the publication of the 16 issues of the Cutlass. Mr. Orden Smucker served as faculty advisor. Back row Kindle, N. Baumy:ax'tner', Corson. liar-linger. Peterson, Henry. Second row-iM. 'l'l'iplett, F. Hilty. Niswander. Gratz. G. Amstutz, I. Hilty, Llltlilllllllll. Diller. Third row V-Balmer. Bigler, Clay. M. Amstutz. NVatkins, West. llriffitli. Smucker. Bronson. Fourth row J. Bnumgaxrtner, Schultz. C. Kolili. D. Kohli, Worthington, Geisor, B. Amiatutz. Mm-Ginnis, Long. Front row -Kreider, Hofer, Miller, Hilty. Cookson. Mr. Smucker. i Page thi'rty-one Mr. Orden Smucker

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The Buccaneer Staff Our Aim-To produce an annual of superior style and quality that will give to the- students a memorandum of their high school days of which they truly can lie proud. Our Accomplishments-A hook that has brought to Bluffton High School the best that could he obtained in the field of scholastic publications. THE STAFF Janet Bigler Fern Hilty Gayle Amstutz Associate Editors I Letha Niswander - Editor-in-Chief l l l i N Wayne Yoakam ' Treasurer r Y David Kliewer 5 Business Manager Wade Lape Advertising Manager , i i The Name-Buccaneer exemplifies our school emblem, Pirates, and signifies the dar- l ing spirit of our school in the various activities. We hope that the change ' in name has made our annual more distinctive and has maintained the idea set forth by other Bluffton staffs that we dare to be different . 9, , Acknowledgements-To advertisers for their fine cooperation and to Miss Magdalene Aw Rediger for the work as staff artist, and to Mr. Fred Neher of Collier's 5. magazine cartoon staff. A ',gA,,1:! I V-, f a V-ffl' ff- -f A We ef fe fee f A aa g a -- aaa-F araa ga an aaa aa N ii i- Qlfj fr' ' Y' 'W '?4 ' T' 'gig' 'Y 'Y-' V f ' ties .4 I N Page thirty

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iw? e i 4 Q it .. IV 4.4 Senior Y 1 V , . T: , A iw 4 el 'KS' nga wk vate . V 8111 it if F- -It, I dl -Ywslx Soyliv Q Top row4Kliewer, Triplett, Mr. Buhler, Lugrinbuhl. Second row--Krieder N' ' ' , iswandei. Hofei. Swank. Third row-Howe, Hilty. Henry Front row---Mumma, Zimmerly, 'Milleix Ew ing. B:ie'in5zex', Junior class. . Student Senate To improve school spirit, to raise school standards, and to train for citizen- ship , is the purpose of the Student Senate of Bluffton High School. I Safety Patrol The Bluffton High School Patrol was established last year under the Governor's Safety Service Commission. The purpose of this organization is to promote safety within and about the school. Ray Luginbuhl, Captain , aoa,ii!ii7iii!iEiiEE?:, Kenneth Henry S! ' F, Wayne Yoakam I li f' M .Of ' l ' ' il' -N4 is. G e ' X Q M Racine Warren 5-'fi' S Marjorie Hofer E' 1 - S l l. 1 ,iw ff ff aa sms- lm 'N-1, 'J' ' g 'Y 'W ' MJ nfs- As K .5 is Pa ge thirty-two