Buffalo High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Buffalo, MT)

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Se£m£ fate NAME SONG AMBITION HANGOUT Jo Anne Double Shuffle Second Einstein Any place but Buffalo Chuck Kisses Sweeter Than Wine Rule the World Anywhere but home Mervin Technique Second Elvis Presley Askins' place Arnold Raunchy Farmer Judith Gap Sharon April Love Woman Pilot Petersens Donnie Beer Barrel Polka Be a man Corvallis Tavern Lor in Lollipop Farmer Around” Floyd Technique Millionaire Ain’t got one V ictor Love Me Tender Farmer Philpotts' place Pat You Send Me See the world Wetzel’s Mr. Wilson Ich Liebe Dick Montana cowboy School office Mr. Woeppel When I'm Near You To earn an income I can’t live beyond Home Mr. Hageness Tammy To get some sleep Askins’ kitchen NICKNAME HOBBY SAYING JoAnne Jo Running around Yes, Pat, Boss Chuck Chuckles Talking on the phone I don't know Mervin Butch Work Darn if I know Arnold Arnie Running around Ain't got one Sharon Gritty Feeding bulls Grow up! Donnie Don None Ain't you got no learning? Lor in Willy Music Ain't got one Victor Vic Jeep mechanic You scrub! Floyd Beetle Shooting deer Don't you like it? Pat M. M. Driving Oh, blow your nose! Mr. Wilson Prof. Horse racing For Heaven's sake! Mr. Hageness Erv. Fixing old cars How! Mr. Woeppel Ray Reading Don't panic! This page sponsored by WETZEL'S GROCERY and HARDWARE

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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Fred Woeppel, coach; Floyd Biehl, captain; Victor Askins, Donny Sylvester, Charles Wiita la, Lor in Wilhelms, and Arnold Redwood. Considering our shortage of players, the Bisons did a fine job of representing our school this year. Donny was with us only a short time after the tournament, so we played with five men all year long. Of these, only Floyd and Vic- tor had any previous experience in high school basketball. Although the boys lost all of their games, they won the respect of all their opponents for their courage and good sportsmanship. They didn't let down just because they were behind in the games. Floyd Biehl took scoring honors in District 9. Victor and Floyd were our best playmakers. Chuck, Lorin, and Arnold showed rapid improvement during the year.