Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Don’t get jealous, “Dutch,” it’s only class play rehearsal ... Is that fair, two on one? . . . Huddle men! Last minute cramming for health ed. test . . . What’s the matter, “Pedro,” aren’t you afraid of getting wet? . . . Will she live, Doc? . . . Health ed. boys come out for a breath of fresh air . . . Don’t they look almost like twins? ... A steady threesome but Moon goes in for it in the biggest way . . . Watch out, “Bish,” the mirror might break . . . “Triple-threat” Sowards poses for three cameras . . . What’s the big rush boys? It couldn’t be health ed! 25

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MILDRED WALTZ, “Mid” Sprightly Girl Reserve, 3, 4; 4-H Club, 1; Commercial Course. EARL WATTERS, “Pluto” Chatterbox Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball, 3, 4; Ass’t. Manager Baseball, 3; Manager Football, 4; Basketball, 4; Baseball, 4; Soft- ball, 4; Commercial Course. JESSIE MAE WEIST, “Jess” Model Stenographer “Old Spanish Custom,” 1; Arts and Craft Club, 2; Shorthand Contest, 3; Class Treas., 4; Re¬ trospect Staff, 4; Commercial Course. DOROTHY WATROUS, “Dot” Literary Girl Reserve, 3, 4; “Lena Rivers,” 3; “Spring Fever,” 4; Retrospect Staff, 4; Decatur, 1, 2; Academic Course. LAVINA WATTERS, “Vinie” Perseverance 4-H Club, 1, 2; General Course. EVELYN WOLF, “Whiz” Unpretentious Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4; “Old Span¬ ish Custom,” 1; “In Old St. Louis,” 2; “Snow Festival,” 2; 4-H Club, 1, 2; Home Economics Course. 24

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Mary Armantrout Marjorie Arnold Bob Baumgartner Betty Betz Bob Bevineton Ted Billiard Carolyn Blackman Charlotte Booher Juanita Booker Betty Borne Harriet Bouse Hertha Brewer Helen Brown Barbara Buckner Bob Butcher Betty Campbell Jane Case Carolyn Caylor Rebecca Caylor Harry Clagett Pauline Coffield Bud Colen Phyllis Collier Jeanette Conner Roger Courtney Rosamond De Armond Betty Diehl Doris Faulkner Carol Fishbaugh Bob Foster Betty Francis Jean Frazier Helen Garrison Don Gilliom Peg Goodin Fred Grandlienard Dorothy Griffin Ellis Grove Mary Jane Hannie Marilyn Hart Carol Harvey Betty Helms Becky Hiatt Joe Higgins Eileen Hoeppner Dwight Inman Gene Jackson Class Officers, left to right: Fred Grandlienard, Barbara Buckner, Jean McElderry, Gene Jackson, Jim McBride. UNDERSTUDIES Pushing onward in their high school years is the Junior Class. At the first of the year class elections were held, which resulted in the election of Gene Jackson, president, to lead the class through this year. His assistants were Fred Grandlienard, vice president; Barbara Buckner, treasurer; Jean McElderry, secretary; and Guy Stew¬ art, representative on the Athletic Council. Soon after the beginning of the school year the juniors held a rummage sale. This proved so successful that they held another near the end of the first semester. Shortly after Christmas all those having the credits of a junior purchased their class rings or pins. 26