Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Qllefltk QPGJQ In September, 1946, We, the class of 1952, entered the portals of Bluffton High School, a very excited, but at the same time, a somewhat bewildered group of seventh graders. However, before much time had elapsed, We began to settle down and apply our talents toward bigger and better things. Some of our girls are interested in the Jr. F.H.A. and Blue Triangle, and several of the boys are active in Boy Scout Work. A number of the boys made the junior high basketball team. Others of our group are interested in music and belong to the junior orchestra and the junior and senior bands. We have set many high ideals for our class to accomplish in the coming years-Watch us! President, Robert Wenger. Sec'y-Treas., June Hochstettler Vice President, Joe Smucker. Advisor, Miss Mohr. Fourth Row: Larry Zimmerly, Robert Riegel, Boyd Watkins, Eugene Kohler, Donald Triplehorn, Frederick Habegger. Third Row: Joe Smucker, Charles Hilty, Mary Lauby, Vida Mae Diller, Marilyn Oberly, Marlene Gleason, John Schmutz, Richard Patterson. Second Row: Barbara Burkholder, Barbara Diller, Janet Althaus, Nancy Stein- man, June Hochstettler, Doris Berryhill, Marian Bell, Shirleen Klass, Joan Gratz. First Row: Robert Wenger, Wilbur Bracy, David Bixel, Donald Leiber, Bruce Hauenstein, Gene Badertscher, Burdette Augsburger. ...-it ,Fi gurus--H--'W Twenty-Hve

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sv ? Fourth Row: Dale Risser, Billy Augsburger, Jackie Weyer, John Triplehorn, Melvin Marquart, James Badertscher. Third Row: Margaret Stratton, Maryln Holtkamp, LaVerne Erb, Dorothy Leiber, Bonnie Deeds, Mary Dunbar. Second Row: Carol Sechler, Louise Reichenbach, Eilene Mathewson, Barbara Lewis, Genevieve Burk- holder, Mildred Tenney, Ruth Anna Lee, Ann Basinger, Joan Montgomery. First Row: David Hofstetter, Arven Spence, Paul Cramer, Lynn Carmack, Charles Shumaker, Leland Garmatter, Donald Oates, Maynard Mann. gfable We entered the eighth grade with twenty-five names on the class roll, but the addition of new students increased our number to twenty-nine. Although our class is small we contributed to the membership of several clubs and organizations. , Many of us took part in the games played in the gym during the noon hour and some of the boys played on the junior high basketball team. A new organization, Jr. F.H.A., claims most of our girls as members. Several of the girls took an active part in Blue Triangle, and a few of them belong to the 4-H Club. A number of our boys are Boy Scouts. We also supply three reporters for the Cutlass. As our second year in junior high draws to a close we look forward to the future with high hopes and a determination to be worthy of the title Hfreshmenf, President, Margaret Stratton. Sec'y-Treas., Mary Dunbar. Vice President, Louise Reichenbach. Advisor, Miss Slusser. Twenty-four

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