Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Freshmen Officers IJarbara Buckner. Secretary ; Carolyn iilackman. President : Pep ry Goodin. Vice-President : Bud Web- ber, Treasurer; Charles Speheirer. Athletic Cuuncil. Row 1 : Robert Manirus. James Marshall. Bob Masterson. James McBride. Donovan McClain, Jean McEIderry. Esther McFarren. Row 2: Charles McFarren. Hazel Meyer. Bob Miller, Harold Minnich. Russell Moser, Ervin Moser. Claude Muunsey. Row 3: Ned Neff. Ida Noonan. Clifford Osborn. Virpie Perry. Robert Petzel, Marjorie Phillips. Georjiianna Porter. Row -1: Jack Reiff. Roxanna Richey. Bud Rose. Ora Shell. Elmo Rieddle. Mary Ann Schlapenhauf, Dorothy Schlotzhauer. Mildred Smith. Row 5: James Smith. Mervin Smith. Charles Speheper. Guy Stewart. Richard Strain. Dorothy Studebaker. Robert Studebaker. Betty Vachon. Row 6: Robert Walburn. Bud Webber. Gene Whrley. R. D. Williams. Fred Woodard. Guinevere Wondward, Dwitrht Youn . Richard Zook.

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Frollicking Freshmen Last Fall lli tiniiil and wido-oyod hoys and r entered our hi h school. They had reached one of the most inijiortant and anticipated moments in their younjr lives — they were now Freshmen. Their delight and hapinness was dimmi. ' d only by the domineerinir upper-classmen who demanded their respect. In class elections they chose C ' arolyn Blackman as President, and Pej2:.u;y Goodin as Vice-President. Barbara lUickner acted as Secretary-, and Bud Webber as Treasurer. Charles Spelietrei ' was the Freshman i-ejiresentative on the Athletic Board. liss McConih. .Air. Park, ami ] Ir. Bennett were chosen as sponsors to guide the class throu !! their first year. Row 1 : Elmer Aeschliman, M:iry Arnientrout. Marjorie Arnold. Russell Burber. Bob Baumprartner, Betty BauniKartner, Harr ' Bontdoll. Bt-tty Belz. Bob Bevin ' ton. Carolyn Blackman, Madpe Blodcett. Charlotte Booher. Row 2: Juanita Booher. I ' jitty Borne. Harriet Bouse. Betty Bowen. Hertha Brewer, Helen Brown. Barbara Buekner, Max Burns. Bob Butcher. Jack Byrd. Betty Canipbtll. Max Games. Row 3: Jane Case. Carolyn Caylor. Rebecca Caylor. Pauline CotTield, Bud Colen. Jeanette Conner, RoKer Courtney, William Crickmore. Violet Crozier, Emma Jane Davison. Mildred Deam. Rosamond DeArmond. Row 4 : Frieda Dickerson. Don Ellenberper. Dick Ernst, Doris Faulkner. Carol Fishbaui?h, Jean Frazier. Dan Gilb ' om, I ' cKJO ' Goodin. Fre l Grandlienard. Dorothy GrilTin. Jr. Grove, Clyde Habis- Row r,: Mary Jane Hannie, Carol Har ey. BL-tt Helms, Rebecca Hiatt, Joe HipKins, Eileen Hoeppner. Ruspell Houdyshell, Betty Hunt. Dan Hurt, Perry Jackson, Gene Jackson, Maenett- Johnson. Row 6 : Juanita Keller. Dorothy Knoff. Hazel Knox. Emil KreiK. Msxine Lee. Robert Lewis. Rop:er Lewis. Robert Liby, Theron Lindsey, D wight Little. Rotrer Ijockwood. Alice Ann Louden. mmm

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Here are three Kay k ' i ' Is with plenty of giggles and more school spirit — Rosy Rector. Mary ; Iurphy, and Letty Williamson Adrian Sprunger, Bob Garret, and Don Hari ' is seem to have stopped for a chat before entering school and starting their lessons Roger and Bob Sawyer and Si Neft ' certainly have rhythm as they stroll to school Becky Hiatt, popular and alert Fresli- man, poses for our camera Everett Faulkner is happiest when he is eating Dorothy KnofF made quite a pick when she got herself a Rose Taken off guard, Betty Griebel reveals her big eyes and quizzical expression Jack and Suzie stopped for a visit between classes and became so interested that neither noticed the camera Bill Fryback manages to keep warm in his faithful stocking cap Folks, there is still a cupid. Alice Ann Louden and Bill Hiatt are a perfect examj)le of what he can do A long and enduring romance is that of Marjorie Grim and Junior Lockwood. They find joy in dancing Another of our school ' s constant coujjles is Ruthanna Knoff and Richaid Willey.