Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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A message from the SUPERINTENDENT Education for our time must include thinking as well as knowing. It must develop in students a willingness and ability to do things that con- tribute to our physical, mental and spiritual wel- fare. It must build sound ideals and useful habits and stand firm in all endeavor that is right and morally sound. The doors to new worlds of knowledge are opening. It is our hope and desire that the public will help in the continuous adjustment of the educational program to better meet the needs of youth. We are thankful to share with you the oppor- tunity of today and with your help and guidance we cannot fail in the tomorrow. SCHOOL BOARD ' S Edris re-elected for three year term See tomorrow ' s problems today and act today for tomorrow. This is the wise policy of our Board of School Trustees. A keen interest in education for all the youth of Bluffton is indicated by the careful and ever constant work of the members. Dr. H. D. Brickley has again led the group as president for the school year of 1951 and 1952. Mr. Homer Markley serves in the capacity of secretary, while Mr. John Edris, re-elected for another three year term, is the board treasurer. Mr, John Edris Dr H D. Brickley Homer M-.uklcy

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The PRINCIPAL writes to graduates Most certainly we live in a world in which privileges, opportunities and chances for advancement are more numerous than those affoi d- ed to any previous generation. For that reason the youth of today must be given training which will better enable them to adjust them- selves to this more complex world in which we find ourselves. It is the sincere hope that the ex- periences which have been brought to you during your high school days will better enable you to be- come a worthwhile and useful citi- zen of whatever community you may become a part. XiaJu Our nominees for SECRETARY of the year A nationally known typewriter company publicizes its machine by choosing A Secretary of the Year. As one reads the advertisement, it is readily seen that Miss Marilyn Har- nish (left), secretary to the principal, and Mrs. Phyllis Dotterer (right), secretary to the superintendent, meet these qualifications with points to spare. Courtesy, dependability, ac- curacy, neatness, friendliness — they would win every time!

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Robert X. Bennett B.M.. Butler University; Conimerce: Sophomore Class Sponsor. Harold L. Chamberlain B.M.. Indiana University; Vocal Music; Director of the Girls ' Glee Club; Di- rector of the Mixed Chor- us. Leroy Compton B.S., Butler University; Basketball Coach; Base- ball Coach; Assistant Football Coach. Leslie A. Dold B.S., Butler University; Health Education; Safety; Geography; Junior Class Sponsor; Football Coach; Track Coach; Assistant Basketball Coach. Mosny, Hampton added to FACULTY Miss Janet Mosny, a 1951 grad- uate of Purdue University, taught the newly organized course in speech arts and underclassman English. Miss Mosny was also a junior class sponsor, Y-Teen ad- viser and an assistant in the pro- duction of class plays. Coming to us from a teaching position at the University of Pitts- burgh, Roy Hampton was well qualified to take over the duties of the mathematics department. Sponsorship of the freshman class and the Arc of Alpha were filled by Mr. Hampton. Miss Powers joins Sue Markley, Joyce Ketters. Barbara Phillabaum. and Nancy Sprague in a friendly discussion group at a National Honor Society party. Roy Hampton B.S., Milligan College, M.S., University of Pitts- burgh; Mathematics; Freshman Class Sponsor; Arc of Alpha Sponsor. Dorothy Irey B.S., Ball State Teachers College; Home Econom- ics. Joseph F. Larmore B.S., Ball State Teach- ers College; Industrial Arts; Senior Class Spon- sor; Assistant Football Coach. Marie Luce A.B., Ball State Teachers College; Art.