Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Similar Paffof Joan Burkholder, Mary Jane Burkholder, Catherine Bohn, Lyman Hofstetter, Morris Groman. This year was the twelfth year that the Student Patrol served Bluffton High School. Each year its members are chosen by the Student Senate and approved by the Faculty. Joan Burkholder was elected captain this year. Serving as lieutenants were Mary Jane Burkholder, Katie Bohn, Lyman Hofstetter, and Morris Groman. Duties of the Patrol are ushering at pep meeting and assemblies, taking care of hall lights, seeing that rooms are properly vacated in fire drills, and enforcing traffic laws about the school. The Patrol did not take care of the hall discipline this year. The cooperation of the student body was greatly appreciated by the Patrol. Twenty-nine

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.Stuvlmf .Slmfe Top Left: Joan Burkholder, Mary Jane Burkholder, Eleanor Linden, James Lewis. Top Right: Kenneth Bracy, Michael Reagan, Roger Linden. Bottom Left: Malcolm Basinger, Don Schmidt, Marilyn Stratton, Alice Ruth Panna- becker. Bottom Right: Keith Brauen, Helen Burkholder, Pauline Pursell, John Althaus. The membership of the Student Senate includes the leaders of all school organizations and the presidents of the four upper classes. The duties of the Senate are those which concern the entire student body such as granting concessions at games and arranging for high school parties and dances. This year the Student Senate bought a record player to be used for school activities. We also planned the '4Homecoming which Was held at the last football game of the season. President, Eleanor Linden. Sec'y-Treas., Helen Burkholder. Vice President, Kenneth Bracy. Advisor, Mr. Buhler. Twenty-eight

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4.g l 1 ' Third Row: Richard Kuhn, John Klay, Arthur Neuenschwander, Morris Groman, Keith Mo re Ronald Diller, Samuel Buhler, Theodore Kohli. .1 Second Row: Allen Burkholder, Theodore Bauman, Paul Don Bixel, Lyman Hofstetter, Keith Brauen Malcolm Basinger, James Ewing, Robert Niswander, Roger Linden. First Row: Allen Tschiegg, Ralph Dunifon, Addison Myers, James Howe, John Althaus Kenneth Bracy, William Burcky, Maurice Garmatter, Donald Herr, Earl Hauenstein. 0 tn The Hi-Y started its activities in early August by sending two club leaders, John Althaus and James Howe, to Camp Nelson Dodd for a training course in Hi-Y ways. All of us who were members of Hi-Y this year found the club meetings very beneficial. We have had speakers from all walks of life who talked on many subjects, group discussions of problems close to the personal life of students, and social and recreational activities. Among many other activities we sponsored several chapel programs and high school parties and helped along in other school functions. The Hi-Y magazine sale was again successful. From the money earned in this and other ways, we contributed to the World Student Service Fund and other worthy projects. In December James Howe, John Althaus, and Mr. Buhler attended the Hi-Y Congress for club presidents and Camp Nelson Dodd delegates held at Columbus. In carrying out its program for the year the Hi-Y has had for its purpose to create, maintain and extend through the school and community high standards of Christian character. We hope that the club of next year may do even better in living up to these great principles of the H1-Y. President, John Althaus Sec'y-Treas., Kenneth Bracy Vice President, James Howe. Advisor, Mr. Buhler. Thirty