Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Dear Colleagues, , It’s been a busy year; (counterclockwise) Our class officers, Johnson, vice-pres.; Johnston, pres.; Meyer, ath¬ letic council; Baird, sec.; and O’Brien, treas., led our class play campaign . . . Don’t see how those ping pong fanatics, Crandall and E. Betz, ever found time to indulge with so much doing. . . . We had chest X-rays Oct. 24. Reiff stood in line two hours for hers. . . Some of the boys, (top to bottom) Wenger, Meyer, Earhart, Hedges, Moser, Kipfer, Johnson, Johnston, Costello and Fitzpatrick, were chosen as Sr. Ro- tarians. . . . Incidents seem to happen faster than our editors, Park, Tyndall and Baird, can record. OpAtL Jjltt L to £. H. $.

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jot tflctAA. (Day. ancL, ftuwlhf, fomm naim nL EVELYN SWEENY General. Retrospect Re¬ porter; Student Council 4. Member of Walter Zuerch- er’s Accordion Band . . . teaches the gentle art of accordion playing, also . . . sports new car . . . an apt home economist . . . giggles and giggles. JOYCE TYNDALL Academic. Y-Teens, Vice- Pres. 3; Latin Club, Pres. 4; Glee; Quill and Scroll 4; Retrospect Editor-in-Chief; Student Council 4; Nat’n Honor Soc. 3, 4, Sec. 3. Glee Award. Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Another “Retro” ed¬ itor De Pauw-bound. JERRY VAUGHN General. Football. Intra¬ mural Captain. Forward for his intramural “Muck- ets” . . . enjoys magazines with plenty of pictures ... a hunter’s life for him . . . wants to be a suc¬ cessful farmer. DONALD WENGER General. Hi-Y. F.F.A, Pres. 3; Student Council 1, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Sr. Rotari- an. Football; Intramural Captain; Basketball. Cap¬ tain-center for the “Fair¬ ies” intramural basketball team... an athletic farmer with brawn. DORIS WILSON General. Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Retrospect Typist. Spar¬ kling eyes that match the diamond on her third fin¬ ger, left hand . . . has worthy intention of b e¬ coming a good housewife . . . willowy “Willie.” MARGARET TOMS General. Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Glee; Comet. G.A.A. Award Jr. Play. Library Student Assistant. “Maggie” has an endless capacity for fun . . . clothes right out of “Ruth’s” (first choice) . . . demon on the dance floor. JACK UPTGRAFT General. Hi-Y 2, 3. Base¬ ball; Intramural Captain. Led the intramural “Twerps” through the fra¬ cas ... a happy hunter is he . . . never do today what you can put off until tomorrow . . . we call him “Upty.” MARTHA WARNER General. Y-Teens. Cheer¬ leader 4. Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Posed in her white strapless gown for our ac¬ tivities division page . . . I. U.-bound . . . commer¬ cial art, her aim . . . quite a convincing hatch¬ et face in “Clementine.” WILLIAM WILE Academic. Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. 4; Math Club; Band, Vice- Pres. 4; Retrospect Assist¬ ant Photographer; Student Council 4. Intramural. Band Awards. A chest full of ribbons and medals . . . vigorous cornet player . . . loves to dance fast. RICHARD WORTHMAN General. Hi-Y; Sr. Rotari- an. Varsity. Basketball; Football, Honorary Cap¬ tain 4. First team guard on the N.E.I.C. All-Conference basketball five . . . first team end on the N.E.I.C. All Conference grid squad; noted on those of A. P, U. P. and Clark. Graduates not pictured: Archie J. Shaffer, qualified on the basis of the G.E.D. test. 25

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(clockwise): Our untiring sponsors, Mr. Ratliff, Miss Pow¬ ers and Mr. Ulmer, coped with ticket sales and concession stands. . . . Remember that huge Christmas tree that Hi-Y’er’s Wile and Croy helped decorate? . . . Carolyn Noonan wasn ' t the only senior who puzzled over dance jingles! . . . Our school played host for the district Hi-Y and Tri-Y conference —Fitzpatrick and Johnston enjoyed the interesting “meetings” . . . And as history was being made, Art Reed was making a pictorial record of it (model-Carolyn Grover). Your doting classmates, Seniors as i4, 4 | H LvNiuTui V ' w ' ' M