Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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1. Spanish club initiates show their best side. 2. C. Anderson and M. Hinesley sample several Mexican dishes. 3. Spanish club boasted a membership of 98.4. Senior members are always ready to make a toast to the party. 5. The Spanish club officers take time out from tneir busy schedules for a siesta — treasurer A. Gentis, secre¬ tary T. Troxel, sponsor Mr. Shalley, vice-president, J. Lohmuller, and presi¬ dent B. Gentis. iCON ESPANOL POR FAVOR! With burro tails and tasty Mexican tacos, another year of Spanish club began. The annual initiation party, cli¬ maxed by the pinning of burro tails on the initiates, helped set the enthusiasm for the oncoming school year. Other activities included the annual Christmas party at East Side School, where members en¬ joyed scrambling for candy from the broken pinatas. Other memories included the taco bash, a Mexico travelogue, and the popular spring fiesta. 12 Spanish club Ml '

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BLUFFTON HIGH STUDENTS VOLUNTEER HELP Our work experience shapes us and the directions which our lives will take. The search for our future involves a quest for knowledge which is enriched through participation with people. I. Stage technicians T. Colen, K. Eding- ton, and C. Panos work with our light and sound systems at convos and other productions. 2. Mrs. Christian had plenty of good help in the library every period: P. Pfister, J. Ramseyer, L. Allen, Mrs. Christian, D. Osborn, S. May W. Dunphy, J. Wenger, D. Barrick, J. Aeschliman, C. Harvey, T. Aschliman, M. Gerber, A. Stout, P. Nowak, and D. Fulton. 3. S. Johnson, E. Moser, S. Kipfer, S. Steffen, C. Satter¬ field, L. Powell, L. Settle, J. Yergler and P. Squires help Mrs. Gerber in office 110. 4. Printers J. Meade, M. Morrison, F. Kip¬ fer, K. McDermit, and J. Minnich aid Mr. Edington in printing tickets and vari ous school publications. student aides 11

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Beginning the year with a float¬ building project for Street Fair, Latin club members enjoyed another eventful year under the leadership of officers Terri Biberstine, Chris Panos, Patsy Pfister and Jean Bergman. The theme of the float, which captured fifth place, was Romans Pave Way to American Heritage. Other highlights included the Roman Banquet, a Christmas party and the annual state convention in April. LATIN CLUB ADDS TOUCH OF CULTURE 1. K. Andrews, J. Ramseyer, and T. Flowers, attired in togas, begin rehearsal for a Latin skit. 2. M. Markley proposes a toast to the sponsor and the oncoming Latin year. 3. Latin club members enjoy the to¬ getherness while constructing the float. 4. Latin club members and sponsor Mr. Cowan study a Latin scroll. 5. M. Seese and A. Pettibone concentrate as they study an old Roman map. J