Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Row 1: Walter Aschliman, Lois Dean Arnold, Betty Baker. Row 2: Charles Baker, Gertrude Barnes, Bob Barnthouse, Joe Biberstine, Imogens Booher, Harold Bowman. Row 3: Lorene Brewer, Junior Brinkman, Ralph Brinneman, Georgia Burgan, Clara- belle Chenoweth, Virgie Cianin, Martha Cline, Lawrence Conner. Row 4: Bob Davis, Dorothy Davidson, Earl Deam, Wanda DeArmond. Row 5: Ruth DeVore, Lela Dunwiddie, Mary Ann Elick, Helen Epley. Row 6: Dick Farling, Helen Flowers, Bill Fryback. Row 7: Bob Garrett, Maxine Gearhart, James Gifford. Row 8: Martha Gilliom, Brooks Grandlienard, Ruth Grandlienard, Jennie Gray. Row 9: Marjorie Grimm, Betty Grimsley, Alice Grove, Bob Grove. Row 10: Bob Hannie, Don Harris, Kathryn Harris, Betty Harrison. Daniel Harsh, Nina Hendricks, Bill Hiatt, Esther Hill. Row 11: Bill Hixon, Laurel Kinsey, Wid Klcin- knight, Jim Krill, Ruthanna Knoff, Maxine Lautzenheiser. Row 12: Roger, Lindsey, Irene Lindstrand, Emogene Luedtke, Eugene Mailer. In the fall of nineteen hundred and thirty-five a troupe of o ne hundred forty members en¬ tered the P. A. Allen High School. They chose Daniel Harsh, President; Georgia Burgan, Vice President; Roger Miller, Secre¬ tary; Bill Hiatt, Treasurer; and Roger Sawyer, Member of the Athletic Council to head their merry troupe for the first year. Their directors were Miss Blanche Karns, Lloyd Ulmer and Harold Pettyjohn. The chief actors on the stage of scholastic honors were Lois Shepherd, who won the State Alge¬ bra Contest at Bloomington and Don Harris placing fourth. Ruth Grandlienard also, placed in the District Latin Contest. Page Twenty-eight

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Row 1: Edith Marquart 3ob Mitchell Dorothy Mason Mary Meade Glade McAfee Row 2 Evelyn Meeks Jack McCray Maxine Merkey Junior McCray Valera Mock Aldene Murray Row 3: Bob McFarren Alice Myers Richard Neff James Neff Row 4‘ Max Nicholas Ruth Porter Mildred Pursley Eva Ripple Isabelle Ross Jim Sark Row 5: Joan Sawyer Bob Sawyer Pauline Schocke Emerson Schlotzhauei Ruth Souers Bob Shelley Row 6: Martha Sturgis P. B. Smith, Jr. Adrian Sprunger Francis Studebaker Row 7: Arthur Tewell Vance Travis Helen Ulmer Bernard Wahmari Bette Wibel Dorothy Wolfe Row 8: Bob Wible Wava Woodward Bob Case Virginia Brewer Ralph Potts At the beginning of this act, a committee was selected to pick the class rings and pins. “And, boy, are they wows!” There is a small “B” crest on a mother of pearl set. This set runs the en¬ tire length of the ring with a black onyx background. The mounting is of yellow gold. This class is noted for their ability to do things. In their Sophomore year they demonstrated this ability by making a net gain of $38 on sponsoring a show. This year their main scenes were a successful play and a beautiful Junior-Senior Reception given in honor of the Seniors. Various talented actors of this class loaned their ability to the Comet and other organizations. With all the knowledge gained from the first three years of their school life, they are bound to be stars yet. Page Twenty-seven

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Row 1: Kenneth Markley, Maxine Markley, Dorothy Matson Row 2: Bob Mettler, Wanda Mendenhall, Roy Meyer, Clementine Millard. Row 3: Roger Miller, Charles Mitchell, James Monticue, Goldie Moser, Betty Mosure, Georgiana Motz, Haze] McFarren. Row 4: Herman Ormstay, Glenn Overla, Veda Pace, Harold Pett. Row 5: Ralph Pond, Robert Redd, Dwight Redding, Kenneth Reineck. Row 6: Roger Richey, Sam Richey, Crystal Rieddle. Max Rose, Roger Sawyer, Sara- belle Schlotzhauer, Mary Jane Seabold. Row 7: Paul Sheets, Lois Shepherd, Ralph Shields, Louise Sloderbeck, Edwin Smeltz- er, Marigrace Smith, Medrith Snyder. Row 8: Betty Stafford, Bill Starr. Row 9: Bill Stogdill, James Speheger, Winnie Stogdill, Bob Sturgeon. Row 10: Jack Sturgis, Martin Tonner, Bertha Trotman, Edward Trolman, Wilma Vonder- smith, Donnajean Wahman, Dorothy Wenger. Row 11: Wendell White, Doris Williams, Letty Williamson, Richard Willey, Deloris Wolfe. Row 12: Bill Yates, Rosalind Zook, Patricia Vachon. In this, their Sophomore year those elected to lead their band were Letty Williamson, Presi¬ dent; Martha Cline, Vice President; Ruth Grandlienard, Secretary; Laurel Kinsey, Treasurer; and Ralph Brinneman, Member of the Athletic Council. On Mr. Pettyjohn’s resignation Mr. Mc-Mas- ters filled his place as adviser. This class has been well represented in the Athletic Show of B. H. S. The only Sophomore varsity member is Laurel Kinsey, but Fryback promises to come to the front next season 4 . One of the outstanding acts of their play was a carnival held November 12. Their second season is now a closed book but they’re in readiness for a prominent year of crowning events. 1 Page Twenty-nine