Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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TERREL BOLANDER, B.S. Mathematics, Safety, and Athletics Hobby—basketball FREDERICK F. PARK, A.B. Mathematics, Physics, and Athletics Hobby—-sports JOSEPH F. LARMORE Industrial Arts, Related Science, and Athletics Hobby—fishing and hunting LAWRENCE E. TEMPLIN Industrial Arts, Health Education, and Athletics Hobby—fishing and hunting BLANCHE KARNS, A.B. English and Foreign Language Hobby—nature study and poetry KATHRYN MONGER, A.B. English Hobby—reading, movies, and tennis MARGARET POWERS, A.B. English and Typewriting Hobby—reading EDWIN R. McNOWN, A.B. English and Social Science Hobby—dramatics LLOYD A. ULMER, B.S. Social Science and Safety Hobby—landscape gardening WELTHY A. SHIVELY, A.B. Social Science Hobby—gardening 15

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y F a c u I t MARY SHAFER, A.B. Commercial Hobby—gardening SAMUEL M. WOODRUFF, B.S., M.S. Assistant Principal and Safety Hobby—mechanics and sports ROBERT N. BENNETT, B.M. Band and Commercial Hobby — farming and collecting silver dollars OLIVE M. GRIMSLEY Supervisor of Music Hobby—flowers and art GRACE E. RATLIFF, A.B. Librarian Hobby—gardening and reading JEAN SMITH, B.S. Health Education and Supervisor of Art Hobby—traveling WILLIAM C. RATLIFF, A.B. Science Hobby—farming and woodwork ALBERT J. BLAIR, B.S. Agriculture Hobby—fishing and hunting BESSIE K. SALE, A.B. Home Economics Hobby—knitting and crocheting 14

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Miss Sale lends a helping hand . . . The teachers fill up on creamed chicken in preparation for a strenuous afternoon giving six-weeks exams . . . Robert Taylor is a wall-flower compared with our handsome new coach, Terry Bolander . . . No, Mr. Woodruff is shcoting, not at truants but balloons, at the teachers’ Christ¬ mas party ... If there were prizes for appealing smiles, Ernestine would head the list of winners . . . Oh, now Joe! Things can’t be as bad as that . . . Our editorial adviser. Miss Karns, who is best described by a word she does not approve of—“swell” . . . “Andy” McNown, who coaches our student Thespians . . . Mr. Park plays Santa while the teachers look on at the annual party . . . When F. F. Park gets that certain gleam in his eye, you may well prepare to laugh. He’s ready to utter a witticism in the usual Park manner . . . Here we have dignity, even in a snapshot, as Mr. Bennett surveys his class in commercial law . . . Miss Powers pours at the annual G. R. alumnae tea . . . “Goodin and Clagett aren’t here yet.” Mrs. Ratliff waits, pencil poised, for the last bell to ring . . . The beautiful Christmas Cantata was only one of many artistic programs directed by Mrs. Grimsley. 16