Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Mr. Park The members of the Class of 1955 have in the past year played a noteworthy part in many significant activities in the growth and development of the opportunities which the citizens of this community have provided for young people who attend Bluffton High School. Since you have played an important role in these activities, without a doubt you will continue to assume much responsibility in the future in whatever areas you find your interests and abilities directing you. May the same sincerity of purpose and high ideals follow you no matter what the direction in which you travel. Mr. Willey Congratulations on the completion of an- other school year. May the publication of this 1955 Retrospect containing a record of your high school activities bring you much pleasure as you examine its contents. It is our hope that your high school expe- rience has enriched your life to such an ex- tent that you will be successful in all your future work. You are expected to take your place in the community, and you must be able to think and act intelligently on the important cur- rent problems. Your high school education will help you to understand and interpret the accumula- tion of ideas, knowledge and values that con- stitute everyday experience. Secretaries Kate Rix, Mr. Park ' s efficient as- sistant, types out program cards for the school file. Mr. Willey ' s capable and effi- cient secretary, Barbara Wolf, checks details at the safe.

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Board of Education John H. Edris acts as treasurer of the board and very capably handles the numerous duties included in his office. Dr. H. D. Brickley as president of our Board of School Trustees has guided the group in making the de- cisions for another successful year. Homer A. Markley, again serving as secretary, has contributed to the wel- fare of each of us in school as he car- ries out the work of his office.

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Faculty MARY E. BEITLER— B.S.. M.S., Ball State Teachers College; English and Girls ' Physical Education; G. A. A. Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor. LEROY COMPTON— B.S„ Butler University; M.S., Indiana Univer- sity; Physical Education and Biolo- gy; Basketball and Baseball Coach; Sophomore Class Sponsor. ROBERT N. BENNETT— B. A., But- ler University; Commerce; Ticket Chairman; Sophomore Class Spon- sor. EVELYN GERKE CROWNOVER— B.S., Ball State Teachers College, Vocational Home Economics; Y- Teen Sponsor; Senior Class Spon- sor. RALPH BROMAN— A.B.. Ball State Teachers College; Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry; .Junior Class Sponsor. JAMES A. HIRSCHINGER— B.S., Purdue University; Mathematics and Biology; Rifle Club Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. HAROLD CHAMBERLAIN— B.M., Indiana University; Vocal Music; Director of Concert Chorus. HERBERT E. HOFFMAN— B.S.. M.S., Purdue University; Social Science and Driver Training; Foot- ball and Track Coach; Freshman Class Sponsor. GENEVIEVE CHRISTIAN — B.S., Ball State Teachers College; Li- brary Science; Assistant Director of Dramatics. JOSEPH F. LARMORE— B.S., Ball State Teachers College; Industrial Arts; Assistant Football Coach; Sen- ior Class Sponsor. 10 1l