Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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SENIOR BEULAH BURKHOLDER A good friend to have around lots As a cook and seamstress she is tops SAMUEL BUHLER Sam, the president of Hi-Y Tall, with the voice, a swell guy. NANCY FRANKHAUSER Always busy, helpful and stable For any job she's able. RALPH DUNIFON Active in both music and sports It's Lois you'll see when he courts IO HALLER Cutlass features are her line Full of pep and lots of time. ROGER LINDEN Good-lookin' Rog, with a character besides Smart in his studies and in ladies, he confides. SARA BRACY Roses are red, violets are blue Sara is sweet and beautiful too MARILYN MOORE Your skin is like peaches when it is light But where are the peaches when the blush is bright. IEANETTE FINTON A friend in need is a friend in deed A pleasant smile and that's all we need. PEGGY LOU BALMER Peg, with eyes of prettiest blue Her future is bound to be a steward ess, true. BILL BURCKY A certain freshman makes him shi As Cutlass editor he does fine. IOE GOODMAN Peanuts, Candy, and Ice Cream Cone And also a trapper of great renown. BEATRICE LEIBER A loyal pal of all is Bea Maybe some jewelry w free. MARLENE BERRY Busy in school with her typing and shorthand Out of school you'll find her at the newsstand. C. F. NISWANDER nLun'roN.oruo

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IU GR First How: Lowell Amstutz, Iane Risser, Kenneth Par- ish, Ruth Diller, and Don Burkholder. 'ef t' fl 1, V I Second Row: Lena Preto, Dwight I-iauenstein, Ianet Stover, Charles Ioseph, and Dorothy Amstutz, Q M I 411 Q' ft J ' ' ll... X -f, , t -t sl Q Au Third How: Eugene Han- P8 1 kish, Dorothy Hardwick, Mickey Gleason, Rosella Moser, and Don Schmidt. ,4 ,X . S' ' . ms 'A ,.2,v 'RNS Y' 'xl'- Q,,5lTz. kSJ ,' :Z I S 1 : Je S L? M '1e',.-2 ?-'I-', , f' ' 7 :T '1 :Q ...J , Sr' -'Q e::, -f . r A I Fourth Row: Marilyn ig K' , Vt s' P 4, if - Brunn, Roderick Balmer, ' Willa Hilty, Dwayne Hau- enstein, and Peggy Young. aw, Only one more year of school! It doesn't seem possible does it? The forty-seven members of the Iunior class are very active and talented. They are eager to participate in all clubs and organizations whose membership is offered to them. Among these are Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Varsity B, F. F. A., F. H. A., Cutlass reporters and associate editors, Student Senate, Student Patrol, G. A. A., and various athletic teams. .. ' . 5 K v V - X r - P3 Along with all activities the Iuniors have worked hard to raise money for the Iunior-Senior Prom, and toward their senior trip. This was done by various undertakings such as serving banquets, selling at games, and the Iunior play, Sparkling Sixteen. 'The Iuniors are eagerly looking forward to next year when they will play the role of Seniors in Bluffton High. DENTISTS DILLMAN'S NEWS STAND MUMMA ELECTRIC SHOP Dr.-F. Basinqor. Dr. E. W. Bculngor BLUFFTON. OHIO BLUFFTON. OHIO I5 , . C 4. R iw K. J f L41-lmggl,