Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Nov. 13 — The seniors ' second dive into drama met with great success as Old Doc al- ternately wrung the audiences hearts and made them roar with laughter. Dec. 26 — A sad Saturday for us as our Tigers were beaten twice in one day in the Holiday Tourney at Alexandria. Jan. 17 — The band gave a minstrel show at their Winter Band Concert. A sho-nuflf success. Feb. 27 — Bluffton sheared the nets in the new Ossian gym and carried home the title of Sectional Champs. March 1 — No school as we celebrated our successful invasion of Ossian. March 6 — A wildly enthusiastic cheermg section saw the Tigers upset a dazed Huntington five, favored to take the re- gional, only to fall victim to undefeated Mississinewa in the evening. March 12 — The juniors outdid themselves as they wowed a full house with their first dramatic attempt, Room for One More. March 26 — Those long hours of practice paid off as the Glee Clubs gave us a hit pro- gram for their Spring Concert. April 19 — A day off after Easter to rest up for the last long pull until May. April 30 — The Hi-Y boys entertained their best girls at a banquet fit for queens. May 21 — An elegant reception, followed by the best party ever, kept the juniors and seniors dancing until dawn. May 23 — The seniors sat in their caps and gowns and listened solemnly to the words of advice given them at Bacca- laureate. May 25 — On Class Day awards and scholar- ships were presented to those earning them. May 26 — The seniors sighed, turned the tas- sels on their caps, and became alumni of B. H. S. FIRST RIGHT: Chuck and Jim decorate the busi- ness district for Christmas. SECOND RIGHT: A high point of the Decatur game. THIRD RIGHT: Ann and Ree dress up for Kids ' Day. FOURTH RIGHT: Four of the seniors talk over their futures as they wind up their high school career. 25

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