Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Cutlass Keeps Students Informed SEATED: Linda Baber, business manager; Tom Brauen, editor; Jean Purves, assistant editor. STANDING: Laura Yoder, feature editor; Steve Sutermeister, sports editor; Connie Habegger, news editor. Several Cutlass staff members are seen distributing the latest issue in subscrib- ers’ lockers. “The stories are late.” The major purposes of the paper are to inform the stu- “We'll never get it finished on time!’’ dents, to present reading material of general interest to “When's this paper supposed to come out, anyway?” the student body, and to better acquaint each person with To help answer the inevitable question of ‘‘Whats’ the opinions and ideas of others. With the help of their going on around here?” the Cutlass staff publishes six advisors, Mrs. Nussbaum and Miss Duffield, the Cutlass newspapers a year. Two weeks of hard work--story seeking staff seeks to reach these goals. by repor ters and editors’ sessions lasting into the wee hours--preceed each issue. ROW ONE: Pam Triplet, Linda Steinman, Linda Baber, Tom Brauen, Steve Suter- Herr, Ellen Johnson, Connie Habegger, Betty Thomas, Sally Emmert, Miriam Augs- meister, Richard Little. ROW TWO: Kathy Osborne, Susan Lehman, Bobbie Heiks, burger, Greta Purves, Cynthia Weaver, Linda Reichenbach, Pauline Kinsinger. Coletta Lora, Laura Yoder, Judy Chidester. ROW THREE: Diana Mathewson, Bon- MISSING: Jean Purves. nie DeVier, Linda Crawfis, Mrs. Nussbaum, advisor; Miss Duffield, advisor; Jane STEINER MOTOR SALES Pandora, Ohio D and E SINCLAIR SERVICE BLUFFTON NEWS , Dart - Middle-sized Dodge Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Custom 880

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Annual Presents School Year ° » 8 be s : ROW ONE: Tom Criblez, Rae Ann Johnson, Brenda Moser, Karen Schmidt, Elaine Luginbuhl, Linda Bucher, Mr. Wrightsman, advisor; Beth Balmer, Karen Diller, Diana Baker, Gayle Gerber. ROW TWO: Lee Cookson, Mr. Geiger, advisor; Nancy Hilty, Rich Little. Lots of hard work and energy went into the new 1963 is not all fun and enjoyment. After many, many hours of Buccaneer, a publication of varied purposes. The yearbook seemingly unrewarded efforts, however, they are proud to gives the students alasting record of the past year at B.H.S. present the 1963 Buccaneer to you. Acting as a public relations medium for the school, it also presents the high school to the community of Bluffton. It is unlikely thatthere isa more valuable book for a high school student. The staff members, assisted and guided by Mr. Wrights- man and Mr. Geiger, learned that putting out an annual Brenda Moser, business manager; Elaine Baker, editor; Gayle Gerber, assistant Members of the staff could be found working in the shop almost every editor. ninth period. A BLUFFTON INSTITUTE SINCE 1904 10 THE TRIPLETT ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. Bluffton, Ohio

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FTA Encourages Prospective Teachers ROW ONE: Cynthia Weaver, Elaine Naas, Mr. Cremean, advisor; Margo Reichen- bach, Miriam Augsburger. ROW TWO: Gayle Gerber, Sally Ernmert, Susan Leh- man, Barbara Heiks, Laura Yoder. ROW THREE: Ruth Henry, Janette Benroth, The Future Teachers of Americaclub is one of the newer organizations in the school. It encourages students who are thinking seriously of becoming teachers and who want to learn more about this profession. This year, under the guidance of Mr. Cremean, members earned FTA pins by helping teachers grade papers, acting as guides in the school, and performing many other tasks which gave experience in teaching. Filmstrips discussing teaching, talks by people in the field, and joint meetings Rodger Benroth, treasurer; Barbara Heiks, vice-president; Laura Yoder, president; Ruth Henry, secretary. STEINER BUILDING AND 12 LUMBER CO. Bluffton, Ohio SOUTHGATE LANES Bluffton, Ohio Kay Motter, Diane Conrad, Kathy Osborne. ROWFOUR: Tom Brauen, Larry Grant, Steve Sutermeister, Rodger Benroth. with the Ohio Student Education Association of Bluffton College helped the members learn more about their chosen profession. One of the meetings, which was held in the auditorium, was a movie on teaching. SKELLY REXALL DRUG STORE Bluffton, Ohio nad