Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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HS: EH x-1 ffl 'V ,xr 4 .Vg 1' fu M41 V1 I M. ,Is ,4. uf N: -1. . 1 v xA! ,EXW g tg: I P. A. ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL J ral MR. LYLE R. VVILLEY-Chemistry and sowing grass seed are his hob- bies. This is his first year here, but he has certainly improved the 'fd appearance of the High School lawn. May he stay with us for many 'QI Q53 years. MISS BESS K. SALE-She teaches Vocational work and is the Dean of our girls. For many years Miss Sale has taught the girls of Bluffton High School the art of making angel food cake, and we ani hope she will do the same for many years to come. Yea! Bess. Q E0 MISS NONDES HAGLER-She is Miss Sale's partner in the Voca- tional Department. However, she not only teaches cooking but also Household Chemistry. Here's to our Chief Cook and Bottle tgp Washer. MR. LAIVRENCE E. TEMPLIN-He teaches Mechanical Drawing and g Manual Training. He also shows our boys how to chase the pill around the diamond. He is a handy, all-around good fellow. lg' E. ' D L? if , MR. OSCAR RIPPE-Basketball and Miss Spray are his main occupa- I tions. He also makes our athletes run around the Gridiron with is 5 the pig skin as well as helping them out in minoi? sports. We .Q wish we could have him next year. MISS ALICE PETERS-A teacher of Art. She showed Fred Gilbert pg' all the French curves that he uses in tennis. We wish We could Q51 E have her down at the High School. .. MR. A. EDWARD WHITE-There are many underclassmen who Wish til they knew one-half as much about Algebra and Geometry as he does. He is also the Champion story teller of the P. A. Allen High if A School. ii' Q' . . ' ir: i MISS RUTH VMILLIAMSON-This is her iirst year in our school. She has achieved the art of teaching Spanish and French to our students. VVe hope she will bring her car and come back next year. Q5 MISS SARAH I. McCONNELI.-She teaches the Freslnnen Chorus the art of singing. 'Ea MISS CLARIE L. J OHNSON-She is ournew High School Librarian, and we like her, too. However, no one chews gum in Room 25. :gy MR. VVILLIAM o. RA'rI.1FF-ffscience is the spice of ure, says he, 355 and consequently his Botany and Chemistry Classes think the same thing. it 52: gk Qi eh Q?-QE ffl L. 35? glhiwfiweir I Page Twenty-three

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