Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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GERHARD G. BUHLER George” ... attended Mt. uake High School in Minne- ota .. . graduated from Bluffton College with A. B. ind Ohio State Univ. with M. A. ... principal of the high Pool, instructor of General science and Physics, advisor if Hi-Y and the National Hon- wr Society are included in “big” part he plays in B. A. S. ... also found time in he summer to teach Psychol- igy and Education at Bluff- on College and attend the ‘ord Trade School... states hat all experiences associated vith B. H. S. are thrilling. | | | SECRETARY MARY K. GRATZ “Katie” ... the girl in the office whose job is never done. . busy is she all day helping the faculty and students, whatever their needs may be .. . besides being high school secretary, she is also clerk of the Board of Education and school treasurer . . . graduated from Columbus Grove and Tiffin Business Univ.

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AARON B. MURRAY “A. B.” ... directs our schools as superintendent and advises the Student Senate ... also a graduate from B. H. S. in 1923 . . . received A. B. inj 1927 from Bluffton College and M. A. from Ohio State Univ. in 1935... : “thrilled was he when asked to accept superintendency of Bluffton schools . . . outstanding are his extroversive propensities . . “A good life” is his goal. Mary Gratz, Clerk; Paul W. Stauffer, Carl Derringer, Vice Presi- dent; Rev. V. C. Oppermann, President; Aaron Murray, Dr. B. W. Travis, Levi Althaus

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