Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Are Advancing Rapidly 0 0 0 When freshmen, the class elected Carolyn Blackman, president, Peggy Goodin, vice president, Barbara Buckner, secretary, Bud Webber, treasurer, and Charles Speheger, athletic council. Parties were held at the gymnasium and a movie was sponsored with these oiiicers at the helm. The second year the ofiicers were Harry Bergdoll, president, Fred Grandlienard, vice president, Gene Whaley, secretaryg Bud Webber, treasurer, Mervin Smith, athletic council. These officers led their class to victory in the Comet subscription race in the campaign during the first semester. The prize was based on the class having the larg- est percentage of subscribers to the school paper. Being aggressive and courageous, this class should advance rapidly in the next two years. Miss Margaret Powers, Mr. Robert Bennett, and Mr. Fred Park are their faculty advisors. Moser, Russell Moser. Georgianna Porter, Jack Reiff. Row two, left to. right: Mildred Speheger, Guy Stewart, Richard Studabaker, Robert Studabaker, Bottom row, left to right: Betty Walburn, Bud Webber, Gene Williams, Guinevere Woodward, 29 Top row, left to right: Jim Marshall, Bob Masterson, Hazel Meyer, Bob Miller, Harold Minnich, Ervin Row Eve, left to right: Claude Mounsey, Jim Mc- Bride, Virginia McBride, Don McClain, Jean Mc- Elderry, Charles McFarren, Esther McFarren. Row four, left to right: Ned Neff, Iva Noonan, Clif- ford Osborn, Robert Petzel, Marjorie Phillips, Row three, left to right: Elmo Rieddle, Bud Rose, Ora Schell, Mary Ann Schlagenhauf, Dorothy Sdhlotrhauer, Jim Smith, Mervin Smith. Smith, Charles Strain, Dorothy Charles Tuttle. Vachon, Robert Whaley, R. D. Dwight Young.

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Q Q 0 Sophisticated sophomores The much harassed freshmen of yester-year have gained the title of sophomores through their own earnest achievement. In the fall of the year the class members enjoyed a Wiener and marshmallow roast at the State Forest Park east of Bluffton. Several students attended and greatly enjoyed the entertainment provided by the committees. The picture show, Navy Blue and Gold,', sponsored by this class, proved to be a proiitable undertaking. Loyal support of the students and teachers helped make this possible. Class Officers, left to right: Fred Grandlienard, Harry Bergdoll, Bud VVebber, Mervin Smith, Jr., Gene Whaley. Top row, left to right: Elmer Aeschliman, Mary Armantrout, Marjorie Arnold, Russell Barber, Bob Bevington, Ted Billiard, Betty Baum- gartrier, Robert Baumgartner, Harry Bergdoll, Betty Betz. Row live, left to right: Carolyn Blackman, Madge Blodgett, Charlotte Booher, Juanita Booker, Carl Booth, Patty Borne, Harriet Bouse, Betty Bowen, Hertha Brewer, Helen Brown. Row four, left to right: Barbara Buckner, Bob Butcher, Alice Campbell, Max Carnes, Jane Case, Carolyn Caylor, Rebecca Caylor, Pauline Coflfield, Bud Colen, Jeannette Conner, Vance Couch, Roger Courtney, Bill Crickmore. Row three, left to right: Emma Jane Davison, Mildred Deam, Rosamond DeArmond, Frieda Dickerson, Don Ellenberger, Dick Ernst, Doris Faulkner, Carol Fishbaugh, Robert Foster, Betty Francis, Jean Frazier, Don Gilliom, Peggy Goodin. Row two, left to right: Fred Grandlienard, Dorothy Griffin, Junior Grove, Clyde l-Iabig, Mary Jane Hannie, Marilyn Hart, Carol Harvey, Betty Helms, Rebecca Hiatt, Joe Higgins, Eileen Hoeppner, Gene Jackson, Maenette Johnson. Bottom row, left to right: Waneta Kean, Juanita Keller, Hazel Knox, Dorothy Knoff, Maxine Lee, Robert Lewis, Roger Lewis, Robert Liby, Theron Lindsey, Dwight Little, Roger Lockwood, Alice Ann Louden, Robert Mangus. 28

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Freshmen Finally Come into Their Cwn Oh, my goodness, it seems they get smaller everyiyear. The freshies, of course! The little, blushing clock watchers wander around aimlessly through B. H. S. for a year be- fore they are relieved of their green robes. Whether it's the modern age or not, we'll never know, but some fiery spark has touched this class of '42 to make them more ambitious than the usual first year class. They are led by Junior Thurston, president, Raymond Re-ineck, Vice president, Connie Clowser. secretary, Marceille Hedges, treasurer, and Junior Baker, athletic council. Class omcers, left to right: Raymond Reineck, Connie Clowser, Marceille Hedges, Junior Baker, Junior Thurston. Top row, left to right: Alice Ann Arnold, Robert Bailey, Mary Baker, Junior Baker, Paul Baumgartner, Marjorie Bennett, Mary Bennett, Artie Berry, Doris Ann Besore. Row five, left to right: Vera Biberstine, Betty Biberstine, Jay Blodgett, James Bowen, Don Bowman, Jennie Brewer, Mary Bulger, Max Burns, Maxine Buroker. Row four, left to right: Hillard Butcher, Bob Carnall, Elma Chenoweth, Mary Clanin, Connie Clowser, Patty Davison, Eugene Den- man, Glen DeVore, Caroline Dotterer, Gene Edington, Phyllis Elzey, Kenneth Ehrhart, Betty Farling. Row three, left to rightg Bob Farling, Maxine Franklin, Clara Frauhiger, Lynn Gregg, Maxine Guldice, Marceille Hedges, Mary Ann Helms, Tom Hiatt, Harriet Horst, Dale Houdyshell, Dan Hurt, Katharine Huss. Row two, left to right: Jimmy Jeffries, Elizabeth Kershner, Karl King, Horace Knox, Eileen Kreig, Rosemary Lucas, Bill Lowden, Doris Luedtke, Agnes Maller, Wayne Maller, Phyllis Markley, Robert Markley, Mary Jane Masterson. Bottom row, left to right: Wanda Mead, Robert Meeks, Ervin Melching, John Melching, Paul Meyer, Howard Miller, John Mitchell, Forrest Moore, Kenneth McBride, Wilma McFarren, Martha Nash, Harold Noonan, James Parker. 30