Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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'W Class Ofncers, left to right: Jesse Reiff, Mary Frances Rose, Mary Tonner, Fred Shumm, and Bernard Roush. Top row, left to right: Pauline Beckler, Melvene Bishop, Marjorie Blocker, Roger Bulger, Bob Busick, Jean Campbell, Nancy Jane Clayton, Marcus Cuff-ield. Row five, left to right: Bob Colen., Joy Cossairt, Martha Courtney, Bob Davis, William Denman, Betty Diehl, Junior Drukenmiller, Vera Dunwiddie. Row four, left to right: Carl Eicher, Madaline Elwood, Nina Jane Eversole, Hal Farling, Everett Faulkner, Bill Fritz, Gene Grice, Dorma Hallich, Norma Hailich, George Hamje. Row three, left to right: Georgia Hamje. Kenneth Hannie, Donna Hetlin, Wayne Heineger, Dennis Hirschy, Emma Hollenbaugh, Betty Holmes, Marie Ireland, Don Johnson, WilmagJones, Ina Mae King. Row two, left to right: Wid Kleinknight, Alwyn Kyle, Arthur Lane, Justine Liechty, Leon Lindsey, Albert Littlelield, Stella Maddux, Kenneth Manning, Mary Mallers, Pauline Markley, Roderick Markley. Bottom row, left to right: Fern Mattax, Ruth Meyer, Betty Miller, Bob Moon, Betty Moorman, Mary Murphy, Fred Murray, John McAdams, Marjorie McClain, Philip McCray, Mary Ann Nash. Juniors Never Laclc Pep and Originality The jolly juniors have experienced one of the most interesting years of their school life. During the past nine months they have accomplished both fame and fortune. At the beginning of the school year they elected their class oilicers, Bernard Roush, presidentg Fred Shumrn, vice presidentg Mary Francis Rose, treasurer, and Jesse Reiff, athletic council. With these fine executives the class has been active in school affairs throughout the year. 26

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SENIOR HALL CDF Most popular Cutest Wittiest Most likely to succeed Best dressed Most attractive Most bashful Most personality Most intelligent Life of the part Best singer Most talkative Best actors Most athletic y77 Boy Roger Sawyer Bob Garrett Kenny Reineck Bill Stogdill Bob Mettler Bill Hiatt Joe Biberstine Dick Willey Don Harris Medrith Snyder Dwight Redding Bill Yates Bill Starr Laurel Kinsey 25 FAME Girl Letty Williamson Winifred Stogdill Jenny Gray Maxine Markley Martha Cline Marjorie Grim Wanda DeArmond Susie Schlotzhauer Lois Shepherd Jane Seabold Betty Lou Grirnsley Ruth Grandlienard Betty Baker Dorothy Davison

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0 Early in the first semester, they presented the play Lena Rivers under the direc- tion of Miss Kathryn Monger. This class play was thoroughly enjoyed and praised by all who saw it. Shortly before Christmas the juniors began sporting their shiny new rings and pins. At last they had proof of their upperclassinen age! A rummage sale, held in the spring of the year, furnished more funds to help with their approaching junior-senior reception. The juniors were hosts to the Seniors at a very lovely reception at the local Coun- try Club, May 19. The fine work of this class put their reception down as one of the finest in the history of B. H. S. This reception concluded their activities as juniors. Next year, according to past performances, this group of hard-Workers will be f'tops in senior classes. Their sponsors for the last three years have been Miss Bessie K. Sale, Miss Mary Shafer, and Mr. Joe Larmore. Top row, left to right: Paul Neuhauser, Mary Neus- baum, Junior Nicholson, Pearl Overla, Jayne Paxson, Morton Perry. Row Eve, left to right: Joe Poff, Rosie Rector, Jesse Reifi, Bill Robbins, Mary Frances Rose, Bernard Roush. Row four, left to right: Jack Rowe, Bill Russell, Charles Schell, Raymond Schwartz, Fred Shumm, Junior Sowards. Row three, left to right: Bill Spade, Bob Spake, Marjorie Stram, Lisbeth Sturdivant, Dale Swi- gert, Don Thompson. Row two, left to right: Maxine Thurston, Mary Tonner, Betty Uptgraft, Harold Vondersmith, Charles Walters, Mildred Waltz. Bottom row, left to right: Dorothy Watrous., Earl Waters, Lavina Mae Watters, Jessie Mae Weist, Evelyn Wolf, Ed Wilke. 27 .gr