Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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ln the Fall, B. H. S. Students Came Back The Lafayette .game was declared Mom's Night , and the football players honored their mothers. Here Joe Urich pins a corsage on his mother, after which he escorted her to a front seat to watch the game. The band presented many fine half- time shows at the football games. They always ended, as shown here, in the B formation, during which the band played Bluffton Forever . The cheerleaders, Ruth Frankhauser, Ann Zimmerly, Pamela Berry, and Pa- tricia Urich were always ready to lead the crowd in cheering for the Bluffton team. Such cheers as Be calm, be cool: don't panic . . . were the favorites. In mechanical drawing class, Ronald Yoder, Ronald Hahn, Alfred Kaufman, Dan Gleason, and Donald Alspach learn to draw orthographic drawings and blue- prints, and how to read blueprints.

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to Football, Friends, and Classes. After a fire drill brought the B.l-1.5. students out to help cheer on the college team, B.H.S. decided to re- turn the compliment. Following a pep rally at Harmon Field, where Roger Edwards, Eva Galloway, and Jane Badertscher are shown with the Pirate mascot, the high school vis- ited the college. Donald Badertscher Was a. popular man as he handed out doughnuts, and poured cider at this Varsity B meeting. Bruce Susan Hauenstein fforegroundf and other members of the biology class st for a test. It was unusual to see biology class quiet. Usually you them hunting grasshoppers, etc. the udy the saw Bechtel is making certain Don cloesn't spill a drop. As students file into the gym for a pep meeting, other students eagerly scan the pages of the first issue of The Cutlass , which among other things, announced that Nancy Katterheinrich would reign as the Homecoming Queen. 5