Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

Page 28 text:

CCont1nued from Page 165 money Nat1onal Honor elected and we proudly saw Phyllls Gerber Jane Hamllton Spencer Meckstroth and Marllyn Ross take the1r places w1th the older members Class day awards went to Jane Hamllton who ecelved the Ps1 Iota X1 rmg and to Rex Flshbaugh who recelved the Bob Hanme Memorlal Our Junlor Sen1or recept1on glven 1n a unlque Dutch settmg rounded out a perfect year Our officers were Jack Karch prcsldent Joe Ullman vlce presldent Phyllls Gerber treasurer Jean Brewer secretary and Jack Woodruff athlet1c councll member Graduatlon year 46 41 was full of trlumphs The play Two Centlemen and Verona upheld our record for breakmg tlcket sales records Fmances took a turn for the better under the dxrectlon of our efhclcnt ofhcers Joe Ullman presldent Spencer Meckstroth v1ce pres1 dent Gladys Markley treasurer Mary Lou Sprunger secretary and Marc lVI1ller athlet1c councll member As Semors wc began to thxnk se1 :ously of college and Jobs after leavlng school hence many of us buckled down to the task of takmg scholarshlp tests and entrance exammatlons Toward the turn of the year a group of us journeyed to Fort Wayne and upheld the Parlor C1ty by speaklng over WOWO on the Around the C1ty Desk qOC1EtV Soon after came the Qulll and Scroll electlons The whole class p1tched IH on the Retrospect and helped get It to press on tlme Oux slngers and comed1ans d1d thelr b1t for the muslc departments operctta The Belle of Bagdad Then 1n rap1d successlon almost befo1e we notlced came Kid Day an enjoyable Jumor Sen1or receptlon Class Day Bacca laureate and finally COMMENCEMENT That IS our play 1n part The rest the gratltude and the loxe for our teachers and frlends whom we leave behmd must go uncxplessed We can merely say Good bye The class of 47 s d1ama1s com plcted as our Presldcnt Joc Ull man hands the Sen1or Class Key to Jerry Markley to start the drama of 48 W1th the key go the thanks of all of us for a fine group of upportlng actors and our NVlbhQS for the best of luck lb they step 1nto the Sen1or roles Page 24 ' . I 1 I . ' Y a ' 1 I I ls - . Y . . . . . . A 9 7 . , G . U 1 q ,.' . ' - ' . '. . . 7 3 7 1 I Y V ' 7 7 V' ' KL , ' , C . 11 ' ' 1 I . , ' 5 . 1 1 1. Q V ' l' : C 7 Q I v ' 1 1 ' 1 X 1 -l . W . 3 L X v . ' ' as ' va program. Then, in January, eight of us were elected to National Honor L I . . I U . A is . V . . - . . v C . Y , n 3 V ' . -4' , c 7 . . y X N 4 I LK 79 , ' n ,F Y i .. ' '. -. . '- . - X ' ' I Q H - , ' 4. X 4 C 1 , S ' S

Page 30 text:

t Lack of money causes many a headache. The Junior class ol'- Hcers are struggling over plans for their yearbook next year. Left to right: seated, Jerry Mark- ley, president: standing. from left to right, Carolyn Warner, treasurerg Carolyn Fritz, vice- presidentg Gene Meyer, Athletic Council memberg Martha Heller, secretary. xx 5 We Juniors began our third year at B. H. S. with the election oi' oflicers and a rousing class party. Then came the class play, and with the echoing yell of 'tWhere's Laurie? , we the school. Next year We shall proudly take our places in the Senior Hall of Fame. Our class sponsors are Miss Karns, Mr. Larmore, and Mr. Templin. began to feel our importance in ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Adams, Lorella Anderson, Joyce Bak- er. JoAnn Baird, Harold Baum- cartner, Patricia Baumgartner, Bob Bay. ROW 2: Betty Bayless, Margaret Bea- son, Patricia Bickers, Sara Boltin, Jane Bradburn, Kay Brown, Bob Claghorn. ROW 3: Betty Cobb. Coleen Compton, Carol Jean Costello. Frank Costello, Lloyd Dunwiddie, Bob Ellenberger, Nancy Ellcnberger. ROW 4: Max Fetters, Deloris Flesher, Hazel Fletcher, Betty Foster. Martha Foster, Carolyn Fritz, Tom Garrett. ROW 5: Gene Gilgen, Richard Gleim, Carl Green, Mary Lou Hankins, Martha Heller, Iris Holsinger, Chad Huyette.