Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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OMAR WELTY Played football heartily, Played hearts earnestly, Sacked groceries faithfully, Drove a car ferociously. WILMA LEHMAN Ceasar, Cicero, Virgil, All Gaul, and the third part, When it comes to Latin, She knows it by heart. JASON TRIPPLEHORN Pleasingly placid Percival pleads profusely For his courageous collie canine Josephine, A suitable substitute for a Sophisticated society socialite. CLEORA BURKHOLDER Silence is golden, Especially in libraries Where her soft Whispers Say, Two cents fine, please. ZITELLA GETTLES Cinema critic, Zealously Zitella Reads dramatic works And dances delightfully. LAURETTA MAI-IAN Hands across the table, Is her pet peeve in class, Teacher says that that Won't pass, But she says, 'Jim, you may hold ma han! JUNIOR HOLDEN JACK CLARK This Would-be Lindberg managed Woe is me, I'm un Dun, To keep his mind down on earth If Fun can't help me By playing Usafetyn for Make a basket. The Pirate Team.

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1 , KK' Y N MARCELE LORA LAVAUN AUGSBURGER Checking books from the library shelves, Pickles, plums, peaches, Taking two years of typing, And preserves are her perfection. And being a loyal G. R. rnernber HERBERT OYER Have been among her chief interests. , , Dramatic and music debuts, MILFORD VANDEMARK Herb doesn't turn white on the stage, Vandy is a farmer boy, But off the stage-1 Pigs and poetry are his pride and joy. He's the life of the party. f JAMES MOSER iff, KJV Blessings on thee, little man, GABLE No blushes on thy cheeks of tan, If The Quintettevs Tarzan, Sheep, and cows, and team in span, with a Voice like Ferdinand. The girl by your side is your Mahan DOROTHY BURKHOLDER BETTY COON Dorothy, do do, dot, Dark hair and eyes of brown, In your kitchen we'll find no spot, Talent in Art Your place is always clean In her is found. Since toward Home Ec. you lean.

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Athletically inclined, She learns to makedieryiingers nimble Aesthetically refined. In the art of making shorthand signs. LA VERNE HUBER BROOKS ROOT A tisket, a tasket, A flash on wheels for I'il gather my eggs Western Union. In my little basket. LORA SCHULTZ LLOYD VERMILLION Tillie, the Mennonite Maid, This school life The G. R. president Is likely to be, Studious and coyg Hard for a gay Paul is her ideal boy. Young ellow like me. WADE HUBER ' What the world needs Whi ey' pu ker is lips, A' Is 5c more for And -- A bushel of Wheat. Blows his flute. Al V 'Bag lu -