Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Cccupy the Winter Months In this game with Pandora-Gilboa, Don Alspach and Ramon Lewis fight for the rebound as Ron Geiser waits his chance. Marv Diller makes two more points as Don Alspach and Ron Geiser wait for the rebound in the St. Marys game. Alspach hooks as Geiser goes in for the rebound in the St. Marys game. What would a basketball game be with- out all the noise, the cheers, and cheer- leaders to lead the fans? Marlene and Arlene Basinger raise the morale of the team with their high jumps.

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Basketball and School Parties The annual Prince of Peace contest, sponsored by the churches of the area, was held in the Methodist Church. Joanne Shade, Cleftj, Linda Core, William Herr, Judith l-lilty, and Nan Schmidt were this year's participants. Wil- liam Herr was the local winner, and Joanne Shade was the alternate. A Sock I-lop for the high school was sponsored by the sophomore class in January. Here Jerry Kohli and David Little pantomime Banana Boat Song . -sf, Don't you recognize Fats Domino playing the piano? Dennis Smith and Owen Ziessler pantomime Blueberry I-Ii

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ln the Spring, Administration is Busier, Did you ever see such a rocking horse as Edward Henderson is finishing? Many articles such as gunracks, lamps, and this rocking horse are turned out in shop. Are those tests Mrs. Corson is mimeo- graphing? Maybe, but there are many more papers that must be mimeo- graphed. And this is just one of the lm 'I2 And always there are the everyday tasks. Mr. Geiger peers into his mail- holder to see what the day's mail holds for him. small tasks that must be performed each day in the office. Seventeen, seventeen, cutest gal I've ever seen. These were the words of one of the songs the senior girls' en- semble sang between acts of the junior play. Nancy Steiner, Arlene Balmer, Christine Geiger, Mary ,Io Diller, and Raeleen Bucher.