Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Cheerhlock Lends Vocal Support to Tigers The Cheerblock, made up of 132 girls, contributed color, action, and vocal support to all home basketball games. Dressed in red and black shirts, and wearing white gloves, the girls made letter formations, displayed hand motions, and followed the cheerleaders in loud backing of the team. So great was their enthusiasm that many times they came to school before 8 o ' clock to practice yells. CHEERLEADERS L. to r: Sue Cochran. Ann Flanigam, Chcrvl Railing. Judy Carnall 22

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Senior Play ONE WILD NIGHT Rodney Dodd Henrietta Jodwillow Aunt Myia Opal Dodd Charlotte Allen Dr. Bell Nurse Trent Ned Steerwell Doris Winthrop Hawkins Dickens Maribelle Mrs. Rooly Mrs. Batsom Jade Darnelli James Scorpio Officer Brayder Assistant Directors Karen Kunkel Ellis Bishop Janis Paxson . Brenda Tangeman Robert Ni.xon Judy Bevington Michael BeVier Janet Meschberger Glen Fey Larry Foster Judy Ernst Pat Campbell Lonna LaVine Mary Jo Houlihan David Pettyjohn Howard Penrod Becky Aschliman and Sue Cochran The senior class play, One Wild Night, by S. Le Pelley, involving the Dodd house- hold, a neurotic bachelor, a rich aunt, and her traveling companion, was presented No- vember 3, 1961, to a receptive audience in the school gym. Between acts, music was provided for both the junior and senior class plays by the high school band. Bottom row. I. to r: Mr. McNown. Glen Fey. Larry Foster. Miss Larsen Row 2: Pat Campbell, Lonna LaVine. Judy Ernst. Karen Kunkel. Janis Paxson. Brenda Tangeman. Judy Bevington. Janet Meschberger. Mike BeVier. Mary Jo Houlihan Row 3: Roger Yule. David Pettyjohn. Howard Penrod. Robert Nixon. Sue Cochran. Becky Aschli- man. Ellis Bishop

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Students Learn Library Practices By aiding students in find- ing reference materials which help solve problems presented in class, assistant librarians give valuable service to the student body. Mrs. Christian helps them gain experience in many phases of library serv- ice. L. to r: Gloria Moser. Janis Pa.xson. Becky Aschliman. Janet Meschherger. Mrs. Christian, Anne Symon. Linda Meyer, Charlotte St. John, Pam Shafer, Lynda Myers Lighting and Sound Manned b ' Experts Much of the credit for the success of games and programs held in the gym goes to the boys who operated the lighting and public address sys- tems. Tied down by these duties. Gregg Starr, Lee Bender, and Bill Liby were not able to participate in other school activities, but were al- ways there to make the events more enjoyable for others. L. to r: Lee Bender, Gregg Starr. Bill Liby i n ■Bar ' — ' •mamm I 1 IHI HK.. Sil M ■ 1 - ' 1 ir- -- i , —J: -= i di ! Er CF . . u FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Melinda Hauk. Becky Biberstine. Debbie Smith, and Jane Hamilton, elected by their classmates, served as cheerleaders at all home games of the freshman team.