Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Jlfe f(©trospec-t oj 9 To MISS KATE WASS WORLEY, j teacher of English, the class of nineteen hundred and twenty-one dedicates this, our Retrospect. €= =-=-= ' : C:ii- = lLufftoir JMLldlt 5e! o D PAGE THREE

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..---= = % .,ii.==- trospeet o| 2, S - .e - -iS CLASS POEM Four years ai;o. how far away tUis time of graidua- tioii seemed. W e knew it yas eomiiii;, in fact we oft times longed for it. But uow tlial it is liere we wonder just liow we are to meet it. We fiaye not the same Toarninii; for it, but in its stead Tliere is some sori-ow, and dndr ' ing, before we talio our next step. Across the tlireshokl — out into tlie world. Once into the worhl, we sliall be measured as men and women. Our mistakes of our High Scho(d days were only touched lightly by our elders. And laughed upon, as are the mistakes of youth, and soon forgotten, IJut now, each mistake A ill be nuuybered, comment- ed upon and remembered. Tlie future is ( urs, to make out of it as Ave will, we, (lie class of 21. Treasured by our Alma Mater, and uuiy Ave always journey safely Onward to the highest, best and noblest, until we veach our goal— THE HIGHER ' . ' c the class of ' 21. — Louise Klopfenstine €..=--= % C:i -- JBUii|Jtoii J)41dl Sen.®®l ' --- -- p . a li F o u K