Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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We shall always re¬ member Mr. Willey our superintendent as the leader of our city schools. He works in¬ cessantly to promote his ideals for the Bluff- ton city schools, and especially for Allen High. He spares no ef¬ fort in seeing that we receive the best edu¬ cation possible. Be¬ cause of Mr. Willey’s careful management, we shall always be proud to claim Allen High as our Alma || Mater. Phyllis Gerber, his quiet and dependable secretary, keeps a met¬ iculous record of all the business happen¬ ings in our high school. P rincifja Remember how Mr. Park, our devoted principal, even in his busiest moments, al¬ ways found time to answer our questions and listen to our problems? We shall not forget that he was a true friend to every high-school student. He surpasses in the organization of every detail in our school life and activi¬ ties. We shall also remember the smiling countenance of Joan Sills, Mr. Park’s secretary. Even in this, her first year, she has won a place in the heart of every student.

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(f3oarcl oi Education By keeping up with the needs of his own two children, Mr. Edris has become accustomed to the wants of the average American student and today as treasurer of our school board tries to set up a happy med¬ ium between our wants and our needs. Keeping track of records can per¬ haps be easier than guiding the ca¬ reers of two attractive daughters. As secretary of the Board, Mr. Markley also keeps on the alert for new ways to improve our high school. Presiding over a board of education is not too diffi¬ cult for Doctor Brickley after he presided over two sons and a daughter. Since he represents the students of B.H.S. we are glad he has had this experience for he can now better under¬ stand us. 8

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