Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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CLASSROOM becomes a happy merry-go-round of learning UPPER LEFT: The facilities and decor of the high school library mark it as one of the most modern in the state. Bernadine Steffen and Barbara Heller select books from the shelves, while (clockwise) Mary Ann Decker, Darlene Denman, Joan Messick and Connie Hinesley use reference materials. UPPER RIGHT: Ted Johnson and Jerry Randall listen to Mr. Wentz ' s ideas on a modern testing program for better farming. LOWER LEFT: Pat Kief- er ' s lemon meringue pie is ready to meet the critical eyes of Mrs. Irey and Ann Elston, LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Ratliff advises Ray Brewer and Judy Krinn on the importance of keeping a careful record of each chemistry experiment. n

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L. E. Templln B.S.. Manchester; Indus- trial Arts; Senior Class Sponsor; Director of Ath- letics: Intramural Sports Program Sponsor. Lloyd A. Ulmer B.S., Ball State Teachers College; Social Science; Freshman Class Sponsor; Hi-Y Sponsor. Ralph G. Wentz B.S., Purdue University; Agriculture; Science; Safety; Junior Class Sponsor; F.F.A. Sponsor. Uonna .M. Wilkinson B.S., Ball State Teachers College; Library; Retro- spect Editorial Adviser; Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Teachers relax, too! Extra-curricular assignmcnt.s, faculty .social gatherings and professional con- fabs unite to afford teachers relaxation from the classroom. In the above photo, Mr. McNown with Jean Fetz- ner demonstrates theatrical make-up technique to senior Thespians. Miss Mosny, Miss Nagel and Miss Sullivan check last minute wardrobe problems in the lower snap. 12

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Facts, figures and fancy TOP: Jessie Osborn receives handy tips on type setting ' from Mr. Templin, a master craftsman in the field. CENTER LEFT: Kav Hefty checks for errors in typing class. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Bennett illustrates the value of the school ' s new bookkeeping charts to interested students, Ruby Rothgeb and Jackie Somers. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Hampton views with an experienc- ed ej ' e the geometrical theorem which Jim Deming and Pat Vore are trying to solve. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Larmore, in his typical shop garb, instructs Jerry Croy in the proper use of a plane as Dick DeArmond sands his newly constructed magazine rack and Tom Bulger refinishes an old piano stool.