Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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a,.=.=-=- =% .-==- f(etro pecib o| 92 y ===.=ji 3 iC ' ' ' =--== ALICE PETERS Instructress of L rawing . A lacl - who is well known to all who have attended school, in the last six or seven years. She is well liked hy all, not only as an instructor hut for her friendly ways. BESSIE SALE Instructress of Domestic Science and Cooking-. A jolly lady who is a friend of all, especially of the boys who are fond of g icd eats. She also is a graduate of B. H. S. and is do- ing her utmost to buost the school, with remarkable success. AGNES SELLEMEYER Instructress of History. Civics and Alg-ebra. A jolly big mountain of g-ood nature. She is well liked by every one both as an instructor and as a friend. She is familiarly known as Aggie and a broad smile always greets the pupils however naug hty they may be. EMMETT STOUT Instructor of Printing and Science A joily gocd sport, a graduate of B H. S., who is g-iving it a good boost Besides serving well as a teacliei he is an excellent coach in sports His friendly and jolly ways mak( him a friend of all. 0 ,, --= % - --= lu|ftoir JKi Hl 5cK®®lL C ' - P ' -- PAGE T W E X T Y - T H R E E

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. . - i ii . arte f trospeet of g2, ' ' ' .. 3 = ' ====-=-===® RICHARD GAY Instructor of Bookkeeping: anrl Stenograpliy. He is a person pos- sessed of excellent facilities and personal charm and is familiarly called Dick. He is an able in- structor and a valualile asset to the scliool. HELEN HIX(.iX Instructress of Music. A jolly young- lady who is immensely pop- ular witli all. Her charming and lively manner bring music (?) from many throats wlio otherwise would be silent. She takes a friendly in- terest m all and every one is glad to call this li ' ely person a friend. BELLE KEMPES Instructress of Eng-lish. A pop- ular and well liked young lady who as an Englisli teacher is very ex- cellent. She is advisor of the Com- et and serves in that capacity with efficiency. It is said that as a peace maker she is very proficient due probably to the skill acquired in keeping Mr. Miller and certain stu- dents apart. THOMAS Mcdonough Ins tructor of Physical Training. He is a well liked young man and- is usually known as Mac. Be- sides being a very excellent foot- ball coach, he is proficient in that capacity in other sports. B. H. S. sports iiave show n a wonderful im- provement under his direction. llllJftOI! ,11 cdcd1 PAGE T W E N T Y - T W O

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i , .: = =% i: = 31t© f trospec-t of g)2, ' ====j 3 C =--====ifl CLARA STURGIS Instructress of Languages. An- other giaduate of B. H. S., who is doing excellent Tv ork in her home school. As an instructor ' of lan- guages Miss Sturgis is very pro- ficient and is well liked by her pu- pils and as well 1) ' all who know her. LAWRENCE TEMPLIN Instructor of Manual Training. He is a young man of admirable qualities and an able teacher. He is well liked by his pupils and his numerous friends. He is an efficient coach and has been a valuable aid to Coacli McDonough in building up a good team. HILLARD WALMER Instructor of Mat liema tics. A graduate of B. H. S. and a man wlio is thoroughly in s ' mpathy with any project for the betterment of our school. He is v.-e l;ked by all. both in and out of school. KATE WASS WORLEY Instructress of English. A lady Avho capably fills the position she occupies as instructor of English. She was advisor of the Comet Staff and no-w serves in that capacity on the Retrospect Staff. She is posses- sed of a pleasing manner and is well liked by all. The Seniors are ' ery greatful to her for the good Work she has done foi ' them. She also serves capabb in the position of Dean of Girls. @..,==== -=== =% C- -= lLufftoi[ T W E N T Y - P O U R