Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Many New Activities Are Opened to Freshmen we i e if .is fi rx . 'Z' .-wr!-4 A 4' VP g .W-M' .X d Vm,,.,,f V VV K . ,. .fe -' 7 if 9 . ':' . - fi J' is ' 'K' t . if 'V i',' ' ii A -4. It 'N , f A ' ,- 13 M f .vw-'v ,VV in Vkik 3, . - sg 4 V , V V -V ' es rf' x '., - ta ' . 'if 1 ef K i O - . ,st V 1 A .V. 4 H V .V rivv i nf ' ., A E s - . D L . .. VVVLVLK V sew V, WV ii. , V ' i it 5 1 F' ' ' I u g: ' , . G gin AV' . i i In f is 'sf - - K 'f ' . i N V li' .. 5 .3 ,. , i ,,. : A , ii.e fi v-,,. eiw , 1 ffi i ' it ,U -is . w 'Q ' i z i'if . V ' a M 'B-vw :E ' it , 5 5 , 1 ll: N V - v,,f it V in , if i , - A if A xiii, N A i, ,, ' , . . .5::: V at V V Q VV .V ,, V. VVVV V V. at . xiii -wi ' f-P i Q, Q, f,,47'VfV Top Row: Lucille Amstutz, K: , A ' 'P V V X ' ' H Anderson. Charles Baber, K s V VV,.,.V 'V N, G f ,,:V my Baker, David Bash, Kathy l 3, ff' ' V in M ' ' A . V ': inger, Vera Basinger, Nancy Ba wx ' i i ' 'V I ii jg:,. g if gartner, Beverly Benroth, D -' 4 -ii --'.,: 1 i'1T' ,, ii. fi' Benroth. 1 of ': 7 Row Two: Carol Bixel, Ge X' Q, 1 i . V Burkholder, jerry Classen, Su lid 3 Clauss, Larry Core, Morgan Da' Donald Deerhake, Michael Diller, Sandra Diller, Marylin Dillman. Row Three: john Ebersole, Ronald Edinger, .Ian Emmert, Betty Gaiffe, Karen Gerber, Nancy Geiger, Karen l-lall, Steven Herr, jerry Hilty, Emily Hochstettler. Row Four: Nancy l-louts, james Jordan, Robert Kimmet, Cathy Lewis, Kenneth Logan, Betty Lugibihl, james Lugin- buhl, Terry Marshall, Robbie Miller, Bernadine Mullett. For the first time since they entered B.l-l.S., the mem- bers of the freshman class were able to choose their subjects, and join many of the clubs that are open only to high school students. Class members took advantage of this opportunity and many joined G.A.A., Varsity B, F.I-I.A., F.F.A, glee club and mixed chorus. ln addition, many of the boys par- Row Five: Karen Mumma, Thomas Nusbaum, Connie Pat- terson, Nancy Patterson, Theresa Preto, Douglas Reichen- bach, Richard Reichenbach, Sharon Reichenbach, Dale Schiffke, Joyce Schmu tz. Row' Six: Susan Shisler, Betty Stratton, james Swank. Carol Triplehorn, Gerald Tschiegg, Kay Zimmerly, Donald Zimmerman. Missing: Doris Gellert. ticipated in football and basketball. Two girls were reserve cheerleaders, and two were majorettes. During the year the class planned an assembly for Veteran's Day, and sponsored a party for the high school in March. J ames Luginbuhl, vice president, Jerry 26 l-lilty, secretary-treasurer, Betty Strat- ffifl fif Q an-lent. and Bettv Luglbihl, 2. f ..-aQX:irss1mxmi m-e

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Eighth Graders Are Enthusiastic of B. H. S. Since the eighth graders were beginning their second year in junior high school, the 52 members found their way around easily and entered into various activities with enthusiasm. When the junior high grades held their magazine- selling contest, the eighth grade sold over S700 worth of magazines. The class also sponsored a concession at the Halloween carnival and contributed the pro- ceeds to the P.T.A. fund. The eighth grade chorus sang several selections at the Thanksgiving assembly, which the eighth grade planned. Several boys participated in junior high football, and others were members of the junior high basket- ball squad. Two members of the class were also reserve cheerleaders. The class of l96I is looking forward to becoming full-Hedged members of B.I-I.S. Front Row: Larry Jennings, William Steiner, Jerry Althaus, Charles Jordan, Larry Zimmerly, Sally Schaaf, Mary Smuclc- er, Linda Sommer, Roberta Welch, Craig Edwards, James Mumma. Row Two: William Wiess, Lee Kloeppel, Jana Steiner, Nancy Ziessler, Louise Core, Lois Criblez, Janet Yoakam, Janis Gable, Karen Basinger, Pauline Motter. Row Three: Walter Jordan, Nancy Eilcenbary, Jacqueline Tschantz, Joan Dirmeyer, Joyce Zimmerman, Arlene Bas- .av 1 if sis E The eighth grade officers and advisor look over plans for the Thanksgiving assembly, which the eighth grade sponsored. Mary Smucker, vice president Qseatedjg Miss Keel, advisor, Arlene Basinger, president: Joyce Zimmerman, secretary-treasurer, and Charles Neuenschwander, reporter. inger, Marlene Basinger, Kathleen Traucht, lrene Basinger, Patty Stewart, Jane Steinman, Nicholine Bowers. . Row Four: James Burkholder, Terry Shetler, Ronald Michel, Reginald Welch, John Travis, Rudolph Steiner, Carol Jordan. Carol Devier, Carol Schmidt, Anita Huber. Row Five: Tommy Griffin, Brian Badertscher, Charles Neuenschwander, David Augsburger, Gary Alrhaus, David Blank, Michael Betts, Paul Basinger, Donald llartman, Robert Mattingly, Jerry Mericle. :Wd 'H ., e F i. ig ' I V Liu air 1 -. . . . vs! 'K Q, li'

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Sophomores Receive Class Rings Dennis Smith, secretary-treasurer. Vicki Davidson, president, and Bonnie Edie, vice president, look over plans for the high school party which they sponsored. Top Row: Jane Alspach, Ronald Badertscher, Donna Basinger, Bruce Bech cel, Pamela Berry. Row Two: Sue Crawfis, Vicki Davidson, Laura Diller, Bonnie Edie, Judith Franlchauser, Ruth Franlchauser. Helen Geiger, Ronald Habegger, David l-Iauenstein. Row Three: Susan Hauenstein, Carole Herr, Norman Hochstettler, Darrell Huber, Sharon Johnson, Sallie The forty-one members of the sophomore class carried out several money-making projects this year. Among the projects were a paper drive, the sale of B.H.S. pins, and the sale of stationery, imprinted with the picture of the new grade school building. The members of the class were very active in school functions. Four sophomores were cheerleaders and one was a majorette. ln January the class sponsored a dance for the high school. The big event of the year for the class members was the arrival ot their class rings in early February. Jordan, Mary Kaufman, Eugenia Kibele, Eddie Kohli. Row Four: Ramon Lewis, David Little, Donita Lugin- bill, Gordon Matthewaon, Sherlyn Moser, Larry Mumma, Eddie Niswander, ,loenita Shetler, Dennis Smith. Row Five: Larry Smucker, Mary Steiner, Conner Stewart, Rodney Stratton, Lynn Swank, Patricia Urich, Owen Ziessler, Ann Zimmerly, Marcene Zimmerman. 53 I i I 'gbigt .,.. ya k i s s? gy V4 , s, M Y 2? f g v:e2Q 1 I ' Q' - L i S... ,... if NT -vs ' 1 e s .' ., 1 'e- i s T 'T ' X? 'Q - 'i i by g g ja -' W' 5 We '.s' s -213. gk , , i is 'W' ' . , ri' t f . . S f atse f ,g i. . G 'S' :F ' , i 5 -:x.l,l A JI. E- ,R- , 5 ' . F '3 s f 2 fs a .L '3 Ill 1 it 52-H ' s S 'F ':-- In 52? 1 T ii.qi5. - ' ....... A' H r kk .V fi, me ' , if 7 - g f , t z i F, is f s ti, t xv s ael n ' .1 f Q. ' K X s aa. ,.,i, L ' -- 1 T L - '-