Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Future Homemakers Learn Skills ROW ONE: Rae Ann Johnson, Diana Mathewson, Paula Harrison, Connie Brauen. Barbara Nusbaum, Sharon Gratz, Nancy Luginbuhl, Bonnie Cook, Arletta Zimmer- ROW TWO: Pauline Kinsinger, Sue Ewing, Joyce Shaw, Miss Patton, advisor, Doro- man, Joan Lewis. thy Hartman, Sharon Dirmeyer, Jeray Moser, Barbara Marquart. ROW THREE: The Future Homemakers of America is a national Rae Ann Johnson, vice-president; Pauline Kinsinger, treasurer; Joan Lewis, sec- organization open to girls from freshmen through retary; Nancy Luginbuhl, president. seniors who are taking or have taken one semester of home economics. The purpose of FHA is to promote interest in, and appreciation of, those things which make for better homes and communities. The girls work toward these purposes by meeting their national objectives. The theme for this year was “In Peace There Is Harmony” and the motto was ‘Towards New Horizons.” Some of the activities for this year wereattending a county rally, visiting the children’s home, sponsoring a dance, and putting on the annual style show, where the girls model the clot hes they have made. The club advisor is Miss Patton. BUCHER’S SOHIO STATION Claire Bucher and Tom Bucher Main and Jefferson BIXEL MOTOR SALES VIDELLA’S Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio 14

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Literary Interests Developed by Club SEATED: Laura Yoder, vice-president; Barbara Heiks, chairman of the nominating committee; Carol Pimlott, president. STANDING: Brice Balmer, historian; Linda Baber, secretary; Steve Sutermeister, treasurer. Members ‘of the Library Club hunted for program ideas everywhere. The Library Club is a growing organization this year composed of juniors and seniors. The members are students interested in literature and the theater. Meetings are held the second Monday of every month in the Library reading room. Recreation or book reviews usually constitute the ROW ONE: Jane Herr, Shirley Swank, Elaine Naas, Karen Schmidt. ROW TWO: Steve Sutermeister, Brice Balmer, Lynn Basinger, Betty Thomas, Laura Yoder, Bobbie Heiks, Carol Pimlott. ROW THREE: Miss Anderson, advisor; Barb Eastman, DILLER FUNERAL HOME programs. The Library Club attended the productions of the Amil Tellers’ Encore Theater. A Book Fair was heldfrom Novem- ber fifth to the tenth to earn money. Miss Anderson, the club’s advisor, helped to plan meetings and projects. Rae Ann Johnson, Karen Diller, Linda Baber, Coletta Lora, Linda Steinman, Gayle Gerber, Leslie Amstutz. ROW FOUR: Barbara Nusbaum, Ellen Johnson, Joyce Eikenbary, Jim Irwin, Dan Luginbuhl. To Serve As We Would Be Served CLARK BUICK : NISWANDER'S NEWSTAND Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio

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FFA Boys Study Vocation SEATED: Richard Bucher, secretary; Marvin Augsburger, vice-president; Gary Zimmerman, president; Gene Balmer, treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Overmyer, advisor; Joe Steiner, sentinel; Jim Motter, reporter. FFA meetings were held in the Ag, where a large variety of programs were presented. The Future Farmers of America, or FFA, as it is Local activities are pest hunting, basketball games, and commonly called, is a national organization for boys study- the annual Parent-Son Banquet. Regular meetings are held ing vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. the fourth Wednesday of every month with the help of the FFA activities include livestock and soil judging, contests advisor, Mr. Overmyer. In parliamentary procedure and public speaking, and participation in the county fair. SEATED: Gene Balmer, Jim Dillman, Tom Bogart, Larry Mast, Richard Herr, Paul Joe Steiner, Jim Motter, Richard Bucher, Marvin Augsburger, Roy Schmutz, Dave Kloeppel, Jack Kibele. BACK ROW: Ken Bucher, Gary Zimmerman, Ron Steiner, Montgomery, Dennis Swank, Jack Reichenbach. mu ET REICHENBACH’S MARKET PINE RESTAURANT Home-Killed Meats Al Ingalls, prop. Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND