Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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JUNIORS Hey, let me see your class ring! was the pleasing exclamation juniors heard as they returned to school and flashed their new rings. At the first convocation, seventeen juniors were honored for scholastic achieve¬ ment; in the spring, college-bound students took the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. To boost their treasury, the class held a candy sale early in the year and in March presented the play, The Many Loves of Dob e Gillis. The climax of their year came in the hard work and fun which went into planning and carrying out the Junior-Senior Reception. Lynne Aeschliman, Janice Allison, Linda Arnold, Vicki Aschliman, John Bauer, Lee Bender Susan Bertsch, Richard Betz, Vickey Biberstine, Judy Bierie, Gary Bouse, Ronnie Bowman Sheila Bricker, Ted Brown, Elaine Campbell, David Captain, Thomas Carney, Charles Clanin Mark Clark, Tom Clifton, Martha Cockelreas, Margar¬ et Cook, Janice Cupp, Pamela Darrow William Deihl, John Deming, Michael Dilts, Cary Edington, Jon Faulkner, William Faus Ronnie Flowers, Larry Fortna, Stephen Foster, Robert Frantz, Sherrylene Frauhiger, Jack Garton Marcella Gerber, Nancy Grove, William Habig, Con¬ nie Hankins, Patty Harnish, Janice Harris mmei

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Senior sponsors and officers: standing. Miss Powers, Mr. Ulmer, and Mr. Larmore; seated, Dan Huss, Jeni Fryback, Dave Rose, and Ann Flaningam Seniors worked in the concession stand during the football season. SENIORS REACH ANTICIPATED GOAL The past four years have shown the work and energy characteristic of the class of 62 . The graduating class leaves BHS remembering the hours of homework, old friends, and the extra-curricular activities. The Senior class raised funds for their class treas¬ ury by holding candy sales, having dances and giv¬ ing class plays. The money was used for the Junior- Senior Reception, the Retrospect, and their gift to the school. Good organization and cooperation of every class member resulted in effective class play practices, sports victories, music honors, and well-attended school dances. The hours of work behind the scenes can never be counted. The Seniors will regret leaving BHS this spring, but new experiences in college and work will help them to become better members of the Space Age. 20

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Claudia Hart, Anita Heyerly, Sharon Higgins, Thomas Hig¬ gins, Gregory High, Dennis Huber Robert Huffman, Jerry Hun- nicutt, Jemetta Hunt, Judy Isch, Jessica Johnson, Connie Jost Don Kaade, Katie Kehoe, David Kelly, Peter Kirchhoff, Kathleen Kline, Marlin Knowles JUNIORS ON VERGE OF FINAL ORBIT Barbara Koch, Ward Krause, Kenneth Langel, Jeff Lang¬ ley, Carmie LaVine, Robert Levy Sharon Lewis, Linda Licking, Jane Ludwig, Janice Mailer, Keith Mann, Kenneth Mann Gary Markley, Gene Marks, Ed Mason, Sharon Maxson, Russell Mayer, Thomas Mech ling Carolyn Miller, Mary-Kay Miller, Terry Miller, Sheila Moser, Kay Murray, Sue McFarren