Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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ghlight The Winter Months You're lying! I didn’t do it — he did.” This was the climatic scene from the junior class play, “Double Barrelled Detective Story,” as it resulted in a sudden switch when the famous Sherlock Holmes was outwitted by a mere amateur. The play, an excellent junior class production, was presented January 20 and 22. Hero Archie wins praise of townspeople by finding Mrs. Hogan’s Katie. Make-up crew adds years, beards, and side-burns to play cast members.

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Plays, Sports, And Parties . Interested (?) speech students tour radio broadcasting station while on field trip to Columbus. — Getting enough to eat? Annual foot- ball banquet is enjoyed by both high school and college players. Well if it isn’t old Saint Nick himself! Seniors do Santa Claus act for successful Snowball Hop program held December 21. “We want a basket” was the cry of the student body at the thrilling Ada game.

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Although the night of February 14 was very cold, there was warmth in the gymnasium as many students attended the annual Sweetheart Dance which was spon- sored jointly by the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y. On January 27, Fred Lowery, well-known whistler, presented an entertaining assembly program. Two of his outstanding numbers were “Indian Love Call” and “Stars and Stfipes Forever.” During his performance, Mr . Lowery called Marilyn Mur- ray and Robert Logan to the stage to help him demonstrate that whistling is not difficult. Marilyn Murray, Mr. Lowery, Robert Logan. Have some punch? After spending considerable time making cinnamon rolls and other tasty treats, the sophomore girls’ home economics class enjoyed a Valentine’s party. Betty Gaiffe, Kay Zimmerly, Sharon Reichenbach, Vera Basinger, Karen Gerber, Lucille Amstutz, Mrs. Pitcock. This year under the instruction of Mr. Osborne the boys’ sym- nasium classes learned many techniques of wrestling. Eighth grade boys.