Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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JUNIORS have high ROW 1: Barr, Beer, C. Rose Ben- nett, E. Betz, Billingsley, Bow- man, Bracht. ROW 2: Brewer, R. Brown, N. Carnall, Jim Cobb, Collier, Conklin, Cossairt. ROW 3: Courtney, Cupp, Dobson, R. Ellenberger, Ferguson, A. French, C. Garrison. ROW 4: Carton, Gass, D. Gerber, C. Hammond, Harvey, C. Hel- ler, Hook. ROW , ' 5: Barrel Irving, David Irving, Kean, Jo.yce Krinn, Jud.v Krinn, Kummer, Lane. LEFT; Mr. Wentz and Miss Mosny, junior sponsors (Mr. Dold was not present for the picture), check the candle sup- ply for the Jr.-Sr. Reception. 26

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crowds diplomas William Sheparcl Academic. Inlramiiral Ba?ketbaU, Bill ' likes a good checker g me, but not quite so much as a good book — the print is never too fine, nor the pages too numerous . . . after graduation he ' d like to earn some money befoi-e going to college . . . scientifically minded. ' Biir ' will major in cither cheinical or electrical cngmcermE- Arleen Sowards General. Y-Teens: Band; Pep Band: Comcl. Girl Scouting interests keep Arleen busy . . active as a committee worker . . . works at Caylor-Nickei Clinic . . . may con- tinue in this field and become an X-ray technician . . . tocts the flute for our musical entertainment . . . she graces our title page. Ned Speheger General Class Pres. 2. 3; Hi-Y: Student Council 2. 3: Sr. Rotarian: Varsity: Baseball: Track: Football: Basket- ball. His nickname Speed is a play on his last name, but could apply as well to his abi ' ity to maneuver . . . the Navy has always fascinated him . . . maybe hell make a career of it . . . further education of some typ? is en his agenda. Nancy Sprague General Class Treas 3. 4. Y-Tecns: G A A., Sec, 2. Pies. 4: Math Club. Sec. 3; Dramatics Club: Glee. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres- 4: Mixed Chorus: Comet: Student Council 4: Natl Honor Soc 3. 4. Sec. 3: Jr. and Sr. Clas-s Plays. D. A. R. Award: Book Store Clerk: Cheering Block Pres. To I. U. to become a teachci- . . won the D, A. R. contest in Wells Co. Jo Ann Stogdill Ctmmeicial Y-Teens: G A A . Treas. 3: Dramatics Club: Glee: Mixed Chorus: Band: Orchestra: Twirler 1. 2, 3: Retrospect Typist; Ccmet: Jr. Class Play. Stogie plans to u T licr office practice experience after she ' s out of school . . . the part of the French maid in the Jr, Class Play was made to order for her animated chatter. Joan Terhune Go erai Y-Tecn ; G.A.A.: Glee: Rctrot-pcct Typis:t. Josie s practical hobby is co lecting itcm=: for her hope chest . . . plans lo be a June bride . . . enjoys singing . . . an enthus iastic booster of the black and crimson . . . fo ' id of reading, especially current material. Jerry Uptgraft General Hi-Y; Math Club: Varsity; Football: Basketball. ■Upty moved to B. H. S. from Petroleum his senior ( year . . immediately won major B s in football, which was a new experience for him. and basketball ... an a id sport ' s fan himse ' f , . . plans to study at Ball State to be able to teach physical education in the grades. Vic Vore Academic Class Pros 4: Hi-Y. Math Club: Retrospect As- 5cc:ate Editor: Student Council 1-4: Sr. Rotarian; Fresh- man Football Manager: Jr. Class Pl y, Vic ' is a whiz at playmg checkei-s and chess . . . reading is a favorite rec- rcaticn . . . plans to study medicine at I. U. Extension . . . found bejiq senior class prexy -ci- - dermnding. Tom AVoodard General Woody s Taxi is always parked conveniently for ready ser ' iee . . mechanics is one of his chief • interests in life . . . someday he ' d like to study radio and television repairing in Detroit ... in the meantime he ' d be satisfied with a good factor - job . . . hunting and fishing constitute his favorite leisure time activities. Eva Zook General. Y-Teens: Dramatics Club: Glee; Mixed Chorus: Retrospect Typist; Bowling League. Another Strike! E -as an expert at her fa ' orite recreation, bowling . . . her c: in collection is reaching new highs . . . a good secretarial position in a store is what she ' s looking forward to finding . . . typing is her specialty. SENIORS mm a % ' ' A ' £i.i ywlf 1 25

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scholastic average ROW 1: McKinncy. Manlcv. A. Markley. Mead, Melton, Joan Messick, F. Meyer. ROW 2: V. Myers, M. Millhol- land. Muster, K. Noonan, Oman, J, Osborn, Perry. ROW 3: Reid, F. Reiff, Roth. Rothgeb, Sawyer, Schott. J. Sommers. ROW 4: T. Stogdill. Svvagart, Tangeman, M. Taylor, Thoma, M. Ulmer, V, Van Emon. ROW 5: Venis, D. Vore, Weaver, T. Welsh, Whitman, M. Wil- liams, Young. NOT PICTURED: B. Uptgraft. Jr. Class Officers: President Dick Brown, Athletic Councilman Roger Roth, Secretary Mary Lou Williams, and Treasurer Ann Markley, (Vice-President Jack Dobson was not present for the picture).