Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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ROW 1: Haiflev. J. Hammond, Hankins, Hasinbiller, Heller, Helms, Henrv. J. Hiatt. M. Higgins. ROW 2: J. Hollovvay, S. Holloway, Hoffacker, Hunter, Bill Inskeep, Johnson, M. Keller, Kistler, Kiser, ROW 3: P. Kneuss, Krill, D. Lenoard, Liby, Lusk, D. Markley, Marsh, Maxson, Mettler. ROW 4: Micklitsch, B. Miller, L. Miller, J. Mittlestedt, Murray, Piety, J. Petzel, H, Perry, E, Perry. ana craclieyjach, bciiiq settled . . . 9 ROW 1: Pearson, W. Rehbem, J. Reiff, S. Ross, R. Rothgeb, L. Rush, Settle. N. Shadv. Shaw. ROW 2: Sills. M. Smekens. V. Snider, Spade. Springer, E. Steffen, L. Steffen, B. Steurv, B. Stout. D. Sutton, Suit, Tangeman, G. Taylor, Judy Thompson. Tudor, C. Tuttle, C. Ulmer, Vore. ROW 4: D. Wallace, S. Wible, Jane Williams, Wolfcale, B. Young. . , ' it 27

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Sophomore History The sophomores i-eturned last fall old hands at this high school business. They join- ed Hi-Y, Y-Teen, and other organizations and proved their worth by lending a helping hand in the clubs ' projects. In December they sold carmel popcorn and jeebo and were very suc- cessful. The record of the jeebo project is being kept by the sophomore class officers: Vice-Pres., R. Cupp; Treas., Helms; Pres., Tangeman; Sec, S. Geels, and Ath. Coun., Wallace. Miss Powers is assisted by her fellow class sponsors, Mr. Edington, Mr. Woolsey, and Mr. Hoffman. y ti- {J, Jj- J eens, ycerc ROW 1: Arend. L. Arnold, Bachelor, Bailer, P. Barton, D. Bennett, Bercot, M. Betz, Bierie. ROW 2: C. Booth, B. Bowman. Butler, Campbell, Clark, Cotton, J. Crandall, Creed, R. Cupp. ROW 3: Daniels, E. Davis, Egly, Fair, Farling, Flynn. Foster, J. Franze, Frauhiger. ROW 4: Fulton, S. Geels, Gehrett, E. Gelow, S. Gerber, Gibson, Gilgen, Jerry Gregg. Grimes. 26

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Freshman History The green freshmen entered the halls of B. H. S., their home for the next four years, with pep and energy which was exhibited in their support of the magazine campaign and their enthusiasm in backing the Tigers. Latin, biology, and algebra kept the frosh busy studying through the year. Frosh officers pose in front of school. Pres., Moon, Vice-Pres., Sprunger, Sec, Aeschliman, Ath. Coun., Reiff, and Treas., Rudy. Freshmen sponsors, Mrs. Elsmere, and Mr. UI- mer, discuss the hcense plate project. Not pictured, Mr. Larmore. lUr. oncf I ' oont: ' d ' , stranae nails, n ew ROW 1: Aschliman, M. Alberson, Allen, B. Barton, J. Barton, Baumgartner, Baylog, J. Beer. ROW 2: B. Bennett, F. Betz. J. Betz, Boren, Borror, J. Brown, Bulger, Gary. ROW 3: J. Carnall, Carr, Clanin, Clowser, Costello, B. Crandall. Gulp, Judy Davis. ROW 4: Davison. Decker, Dentel, D. Doran, N. Edington, Fetters, A. Flowers, R. Flow- ers, Fuller. TW 28