Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Sophomores Participate In New Activities This was a big year for the sophomores as they received their long awaited classrings. They're here! They're here! were the words which echoed through the halls the day they arrived. The sophomores became official members of Sr. High this past year entitling them to more ac- tivities in which to participate. The girls joined Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., and F.H.A.g the boys joined Hi-Y, Varsity B, and F.F.A. The boys also participated in sports. Several were on the- varsity squads giving them new experi- ence which will help in the years to come. The class began working on projects earning money for future use. 5555 sa Gary Althaus jerry Althaus Dave Augsburger Brian Badertscher Arlene Basinger Irene Basinger Karen Basinger Marlene Basinger Gail Benroth Melanie Benroth Michael Betts David Blank Nicholine Bowers james Burkholder Louise Core Brian Baderrscher, Carol DeVier, Melanie Ben- roth, Jerry Mericle. g ? g r 4' Q Lois Criblez Carol DeVier Joan Dirmeyer W 9 , , are 7 ' nf' i SQ 5, si .1 ,L .af .. l

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uniors Plan Many Projects For The Future Donald Zimmerman james Luginbuhl Prerident Vice-Preridenz Berry I-Ugibihl Kay Zimmerly Secretary-Treasurer Repoyley The juniors had many projects this year. The most important one was the class play. They also sold flower bulbs, pen sets, and subscriptions to the Bluffton News. A paper drive and cake raffles at basketball games completed their pro- jects. The juniors were in charge of the prom and the homecoming dance also. They claim three majorettes, one varsity cheerleader, and several outstanding football players. They also had several varsity players in basketball, track and base' ball. The cheerleader aided the juniors in raffling cakes at basketball games. The juniors are busy picking out pen sets to sell. l 29