Feitshans High School - Log Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Q5 cbcafion MR. CLARENCE RUFF ,QW fl ,f lliding high on the top of the lieitshans Hit Parade is Mr. Clarence lluff, instructor in General Science and Biology. Patient, interested, kind, and wise, Nr. llufl' can truly he called the students' friend. lklr. llufl' came to lfeitshans in 1929, having taught the previous year at Springfield High. During his twenty-six years at our school, Nr. Huff has accomplished much in addition to teaching a full class load with a rare minimum of sick leave. llc was instrumental in acquiring and installing the public address systems in the gymnasium and auditorium. He has headed the visual aids pro- gram at Feitshans since its inception several years ago, and he has consistently acted as chief timer for the home haskethall teams. lfngage hlr. lluff in conversation after class and you will soon learn that he is one of the most avid outdoorsmen you've inet. The love for hunting and fishing apparently was instilled in him as a youth growing up in the sportsman's paradise, the land o' lakes, XX'isconsin. This man's fish stories are llelievalzle ones as he tells them with the rapture and enthusiasm of one who knows his topic well. For his long years of service to our school, for the lasting contributions he has made to the lives of countless students, for his devotion to duty and for his loyalty, we, the students of F. H. S. take this medium for honoring Mr. Ruff. Our fervent wish as he hegins his well-deserved retirement is that the years ahead hold for Mr. lluff the fullness and happiness he so richly deserves.