Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Boys interested in manual labor enjoy the Industrial Arts course, which offers Work in wood, metal, and electricity. Economics, along with civ- ics, is important to all of us because it helps us prepare for governmental and econom- ics problems which will one day confront us. Our future home-makers get their training early in our Home Ec classes. This year, in addition to the regular courses in cooking and sew- ing, the girls took a course in child development. Everyone Will agree that English is definitely a must to all students. Study of grammar and literature helps us carry on intelligent con- versation and get a solid cul- tural background. Page Twelve

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SCENES Those planning to go on to college get a good foundation in the Latin classes. Especial- ly interesting are the Works of Virgil and Cicero which are studied by third and fourth year Latin students. Last year a Spanish class was started with Miss Powers as instructor, and it has be- come a favorite of many stu- dents. A play with Spanish dialogue was given by the class in February. 1 Because our generation will have the task of setting a War-Weary world on its feet again, our knowledge of an- cient and U. S. History is very essential. A favorite room of all stu- dents is the library. Here much-needed studying is done and reference books are used. Page Eleven

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