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AT WORK AND PLAY unior class play staging Basketball practice Four Kings aiu: APRIL All fools are April fools today! . . . Play contest at Tiffin . . . nine girls from the dramatics class entered with Undertow . . . it,s Arbor Day, but don't tell Washington! . . . the solo and ensemble contest at O. N. U .... do your best chiilun' . . . no Easter vacae tion-shucks! . . . State chorus contest at Columbus . . .look for rain, folks . . . also State band contest . . . llce fense stamps sales are increasing each Thursday . . April showers bring May flowers. MAY The seniors are heading for the last roundup . . . solo and ensemble contest at Columbus . , . seniors were honored by juniors at the Junior-Senior Prom . . Baccalaureate, with Reverend Gerald Bright as the speaker, came only too soon for the seniors. . .the senior play What A Life was the graduates' last performance . . . the lilst annual commencement with Dr.J. Ruskin Howe, President of Otterbein College, as the speaker, made each senior realize what he is to face in leaving high school and entering the world alone . . . the Alum- ni Banquet was their last farewell as 21 part of Bluffton High School. iv if-ff.. mf gg? 4 wil 3,
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WITH BLUFFTCN HIG Ruth Hankish Betty Holtkamp Marcene Stonehill Roger Howe James Gratz Bill Amstutz Robert Cooney , Marcene Stonehill Alice Oyer -i .J dai FEBRUARY We'11 view this month from a moun- tain top with C. F. Bowser . . . junior class play, Early To Bed-Early To Rise . . . remember the striped kit- tyi' . . . the victory over Ada . . . the change in time all over the nation . . . music students presented a recital... P. S. very good . . . Kilty Trumpeteers were very pretty, weren't they boys? . . . second school dance, a St, Valen- tine's celebration . . . Girl Reserves' as- sernb.y, Reverend Dahlberg spoke . . . E. C. Ramsey, international news cor- respondent, held our attention in chapel . . . Little Dan Cupid Hstrutted his stuff this month. me -1 W R ii, ' neg MARCH March came in like a lamb . . . tour- nament games at Celina . . . we came out on top and headed for Springfield . . . were nosed out in the third game by Bremen . . two hour movie, Gunga Din , was given in assembly . . . Dis- trict Music Contest . . . girls' glee club rated one plus . . . very pretty singing, Bluffton . . . bright kids get out your wits, 'cause the General Scholarship Contest is coming up soon . . . March went out like a lion.
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