Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Y ' Teens Develop Welfare and Social Program The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of wo- men and girls devoted to the tasks of realizing in our common life those ideals of Christian, personal, and social service. The Y-Teens began the year by initiating 52 new members into the club. They distributed Christmas baskets to needy families and continued visits to their two adopted grandmothers. They sponsored the annual Best Beau Banquet in October and the Mother-Daughter Tea in May. L ' pper left, .„n row. I. to r: Seniors Pat Campbell. Lonna LaVine. Karen Kunkel. Sue Cochran. Becky Aschliman. Janet Morris. Beck. - Bowman. Janet Meschberger. Cindy Monroe Row 2: Pegg - Lenwell. Judy Carnall. Pam Smeltzer. Becky Mechltng. Carol Monical. Jo Ann Gazdik. Brenda Tangeman. Connie Conrad, Ardelia Harris Row 3: Judy Myers. Mary Miller. Joyce Suman. Barbara GoldsberiT. Rosie Hunnicutt, Sandy . brams. Donna Frauhiger, Janis Pa.x- son. Pat Slack Row 4: Mar - Perry. Marianne Hammond. Carleen Miller, Sandy Sheets. Nor- ma Bauman. Judy Ernst, Bonnie Baumgartner. Mrs. Nash Left, fop row. 1. fo r: Juniors Jean Osborn, Carolyn Liby, Sandra Nicholson, Louanne Way, Linda Meyer, Phyllis Miller, Rachel Noblet, Dearma Lenoard Row 2; Jill Brower, Linda Haifley, Susan Sprunger, Anne S, mon, Judy Eichhorn. Pat Collier! Deborah Fairchild. Marilyn Baumgartner! Margaret Bussel. Penny Harnish Row 3: Char- lotte St. John. Pam Falk. Cheryl Railing. Mary Ann Athan. Shirley Miller. Ann Flan- ingam. Mary Ann Baumgartner. Jennifer Fryback. Doreen Dunphy, Carol Lee Row 4: Karen Milholland, Pam Shafer, Becky Terhune, Lynda Myers, Lula Stout, Lynda Miller, Sandra Arnold, Louise Graham, Linda Simons Rebecca King Right, top low, I to r Sophomores Lin- da Stuff. Jiidv Stout, Jane Ludwig. Linda Arnold. CaroKn Miller Susan Bertsch. Carmie LaVine. Claudia Hart. Kathy Kline, Sheila Moser Row 2: Kathy Thompson. Vicki Roberts. Judy Bierie. Linda Licking. Jemetta Hunt, Greta Wil- liams. Louis Noblet. Darleen Suman, Jessica Johnson, Kathyrn Kehoe Row 3: Elaine Campbell, Vicki Aschliman, Janis Wenger, Dianna Votaw, Gloria Robison, Karen Shane, Barbara Koch, Judy Isch. Diana Richey, Cynthia Wolf Row 4: Janice Mailer. Sharon Higgins, Janis Allison, Connie Jost, Suzanne Spaid, Nancy Grove, Pamela Darrow, Mar- cella Gerber, Janice Cupp, Sherrylane Frauhiger Row 5: Lynne Aeschliman, Anita Heyerly, Sharon Ma.xson, Janice Harris, Kay Murray, Connie Hankins. Sue McFarren, Peggy Cook, Martha Cockelreas, Patty Harnish Y-TEEN OFFICERS Lower, 1. to r: Barbara Goldsberr -, treasur- er: Linda Meyer, vice-president: Martha Gerber, secretarv: Janet Meschberger, president.

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Dabblers Learn Art is Fun The Dabblers, a club for mem- bers of the art class, were respon- sible for the check rooms at basketball games and the art work in the halls at Christmas and Sectional time. Earlier in the year, they exhibited in the display case on the north stairs, practical illus- trations of their woi ' k in advertis- ing setups and house planning. 1. to r: P. Collier, M. Lydy. J. Myers, L. Earhart, Mr. Neuenschwander, advisor, S. Abrams, P. Kirchoff Thespians Present Easter Program The National Thespian Society is organized for juniors and seniors who are interested in dramatics. After a student accumulates eleven points credit for work in plays, he is eligible for Thespian member- ship if he is recommended by the sponsor. Officers this year were Brenda Tangeman. president, and Dave Pettyjohn, vice-president. Regular meetings were held once a month. 1. to r: M. Bussel. P. Talk, P. Shafer. L. Myers. K. Milholland. L. Meyer. J. Fryback, M. Athan. M. Baum- gartner. D. Leonard. S. Sprunger. J. Miller. L. Haifley. A. Flaningam. B. Tangeman Row 2: Mr. McNown. sponsor. D. Pettyjohn. D. Steffen. G. Shaw. P. Bishop. B. Nixon. G. Fey. L. Schlagenhauf. D. Rose.

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Hi ' Y Programs Combine Fellowship and Service The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian charac- ter. The club has committees dealing with education, religion, business, vocational programs, and world service. The Hi-Y de- corated a Christmas tree in the hall, sold refreshments at ball games, and helped the needy at Christmas time. They sponsored the annual Best-Girl Banquet in the spring and Dad ' s Night, March 23, at the Dutch Mill. Regular meetings are held every two weeks. Upper right, top row. 1. to r: Seniors Steve Hart. Dave Pettyjohn, Roger Yule, Kenneth Arend, John Sturgis, Mike Mc- Kinney, Mike BeVler, James Creek Row 2: Tom Butler, Randy Miller, Tal Turner, Walter Neuenschwander, Tom Case, Dick Cinningor, Robert Nixon, John Archer Row 3: Lany Foster, Charles Murray, Ellis Bishop, Randy Edington, Don Shane, David Gilliom, Robeit Gibson, Jerry Sheets, Mr, Ulmer Right, lop row, 1, to r: Juniors Brad Bounds, Dan Taylor, Dan Deam, Dave Rose, Kenny EUenberger. John Pence, Ronnie Walburn, Jerry Murray, Jim Mc- Pheeters Row 2: Pete Talbert, Keith Mc- Grew, Ed Metz, Mike McCord, Ron Mesch- berger, Gregg Starr, Larry Schlagenhauf Mike Bynum, Steve Swisher Row 3: Danny Huss, Rick Bailer, Darrell Steffen, Don White Doug Patterson, Charles Hay, Bill Garrett Bill Rupley, Roy Bertsch Row 4: Gar Crandall, Dan Schmidt, Gary Jerry Gerbei , Gar, ' Shaw, Larry Earha Mike McMillen, Chad Booth, Ned EmshwilL . « ' Left, top row, 1. to r: Sophomores Reaie Warner, Kenn Mann. Mark Clark. Rick Yoder, Robert ' Skelton. William Delhi, David Kelly. Jeff Langley Row i Robeit Levy. Robert Frantz. Kent Spi linger. Gary Bouse. Jon Faulkner. Roger Reber, Ed Ma on, Gary Markley Row ?■■. Jerry Hunnicntt. David Captain. Ward Krause. Kenny Langel. John Deming. Lee Bendei. Cliffton Taylor. Larry Smith HI-Y OFFICERS Lower left. I, to r: Randy Miller, treasurer: Roger Yule, chap- lin. Mike BeVier. president: Dave Rose, secretary: Gregg Starr, sergeant-at-arms. Not pictured. Pete Bishop, vice-president. BLUFFTON HI-Y CLUP WELCOME VOU 19