Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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DRUM MAJORETTES High stepping and vivacious major- ettes have led the way for the band during the past year. Until a few | years ago there was just one major- | ette. Now the band has three; a ju- || nior, eighth grader and a seventh grader. They have performed at a | few games showing off their baton i twirling and other acrobatic maneuv- ers. The bright colors of the band and majorettes has lent a spirit of vic- tory for the past year. Mary Louise Balmer, Joan Clark, Maryln Holtkamp. CHEER LEADERS The cheerleaders of Bluffton High have been very peppy and colorful this year. Our male cheerleader has given us some comical but good yells and actions. Our cheerleaders have done a good job of keeping up the morale of the team as well as that of the students. We wish to thank these cheerleaders for the prompt and excellent service they have given for the past year. Good luck to the cheerleaders to come. Alice Schmidt, Charles Stonehill, Peggy Martin. Sixteen

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Eighteen NOVEMBER Basketball practice begins. Coach begins laying down the rules and the guys sit down. The age of strikes. Alonzo W. Pond, illustrated lecturer on deepest Africa. Beginning to think a woman would have a chance there. Seventh Grade Party. Lynn Carmack and Maggie Dunbar hitting it off. Papa Carmack no like um. Assembly Program. The movie “Laddie” was shown. Skipper Soldner simply shed buckets. When will the men learn to give the lady a hanky. Hunting. Nothing but field mice around and they were sort of cheesy. Squirrly managed to shoot down a few, don’t ask me what. Ohio State Psychological Test. We all went down to Toledo after that. High School Party—Thanksgiving and were we thankful that week was over. No school. Thank goodness. Needed a vacation after that party. 23 More vacation. Needed that after the turkey. We should have more thanksgiving days. Grade Cards. I won’t look, I won’t do it. Aw! that’s not fair, you peeked. What will Pop say? ! Basketball game, Rawson, here. Wonderful game. Barbara Butler just adored the blonde she sat next to.