Bluffton High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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Their Years Spent at B.HS. GLEN MARVIN AUGSBURGER ‘Marvin’ BRICE HENRY BALMER ‘Brice’ I’ times We will always fondly remember those “'specia . . . . during a football or basketball game when we were so proud to say, “I maPirate”.. . . the warmth and close- ness of friends uptown after agame.. . our class meetings where nothing ever got accomplished . . . . discussions during aclass or club.... noontime talks around the cafe- teria tables and over the cafeteria noise... . assemblies and music contests . . . . how can we ever forget! ! Nor will we forget the wonderful and lasting friendships we've LINDA KAY BABER CAROL JEAN BASINGER ROBERT ALLEN BADERTSCHER ‘Bob’ LYNN LEE BASINGER ‘Skinny’ made during our twelve years of school. As we leave Bluffton High School with a mixed feeling of joy and sadness, recalling the pleasant memories it has cast upon us, we, the class of 1963say to you who remain, “Under your leadership may the school carry on its tradi- tions and may you bring much honor to it.” Where we once stood, you now stand. We are finished; you are just beginning. You carry with you always our sincere wishes for your success. 29

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President ‘Ken’ Each year one class leaves Bluffton High School and goes forth to take its place in this rapidly changing world. After twelve years of schooling, it doesn’t seem possible that it is now our turn, as the Class of 1963, to leave. It seems only a short time ago, that wide-eyed with excitement, we entered the building as seventh graders. It was a momentous six years--six years of education, fun, growing up, and slowly coming to realize the responsibili- ties of adulthood. All of our schooling has been important in preparing for ourfuture, and we appreciate our teachers’ understanding and consideration during this precious time. KENNETH PAUL LUGIBIHL Class of 1963 Remembers ELAINE BAKER Vice-President ‘Wilms’ COLETTA ELRENE LORA Secretary ‘Ketter’ RODGER EUGENE BENROTH Treasurer ‘Benny’ When we were sophomores we received our first big school experience--our class rings came. As juniors, work- ing for our trip to Washington and New York, we performed the play ‘The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come. ’ We spent months preparing and worrying over our Junior- Senior Prom, “Enchanted Evening.’’ Our multitude of class money-making projects will never escape recollection in our minds----football and basketball concessions, bake sales, home-made Pirate pom-poms, dances, paper drives, tax stamps, plays, Christmas cards, candy, magazine sales, bottle caps, pizza and See-Clear.

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PHIL RAY BASINGER THOMAS LLOYD BRAUEN MICHAEL EUGENE BROWN ‘Phil’ ‘Tom Brown’ ‘Mike’ LINDA JANE BUCHER RICHARD WAYNE BUCHER JUDITH KAY CHIDESTER ‘Boo’ eg ‘Rich’ ‘Judy’