Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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RICHARD MUMMA BERDA GRATZ A loyal friend Tall, light, and blue eyes, And a good fellow too, Sought after, conquered, A fine match for Wilma Revolts, regrets, returns, And a sport clear through. Sighs, sobs, and snickers. MARLOWE BISH Men of few words Are the best men. ESTHER REICHENBACH BETTYE LEWIS With ruddy cheeks and hair of blonde, Her debut in drama was A pretty home is all she wants. Soon followed by a profusion I-Flowers . Nice and short Isn't it? RICHARD WENGER SAMUEL TRIPPLEHORN The Lion-Hearted athlete Super shot Sam, With letters to his credit Sizzling, stellar basketeer, And Berda for his heart, Unca' Donald in center rush, Tears 'em down and makes ,em hush WALTER KING This ace football captain, With that Viking Physique, Bought a watch for Dorothy Now her hand does he seek. of

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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 -

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HOWARD LUGIBIHL ,pf JOEL KIMMEL The World's no better ,' Although engaged in various business If we hurryg Q' BI1te1'pI'iSeS, Life 110 longer ' , He finds time to play some If We Worry, ,Q ll Merry notes on his clarinet, WILMA NONNAMAKER Oh, mum ma, who is looking in My Window, While I'm taking Dictation? Oh, mum ma, a Stenographer I'll be. Posing in drama, Though We d0n't see hoWe. PAUL SOLDNER my Toiling in high C's, Arguing by the lectern, Hi-Y and handsome, he stoops To escort Lora to her stoop. ADELAIDE MCGINNIS Tall, dark, and upswing, Graceful editor of Cutlass, Aloof, but kindly ironical, Her humor Well defined. BERDELL HUBER To make Future Farmers, Sure of their future, Is his aim. MARY LAPE 'lhe class business woman, Banquets, advertising, anything That needs a manager is ably Administered by Betty the blonde RALPH MATTER A harrowing experience Is going to be a thriller For this prospective soil-tiller.