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Page 7 text:
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High school offers the stu¬ dent opportunities for success in many areas. All one must do is open the door. Behind it may be found a place on the honor roll ... a major B award ... a class office ... an A on a trig quiz ... a part in the class play ... a memorable experi¬ ence singing in a quartet . . . a win in a speech contest . . . or perhaps a victory on the athletic field. These events and many more have been experi¬ enced by the seniors. We have opened and closed many doors since that first anxious day when as freshmen we first walked through the stately east entrance. The tall, green clanging doors of our skinny lockers will forever remind us of school life in the crowded halls. The impressive doorways to the gymnasium called us to¬ gether for pep sessions, class meetings, and convocations. The paneled glass windows of the janitors ' room door were often knocked on in hopes of finding a ladder, a broom, or a screw driver. We, as grad¬ uates, are about to knock on a new door: the door of the future. Before we do, however, we would like to share some of FOREWORD the highlights of our four years at Bluffton High as we go Through the Doors in Retros¬ pect.
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In choosing the best door leading to his goal, a student is guided by the faculty and administration. The counselors offer guidance by using their knowledge, patience, and un¬ derstanding. They encourage the students to open the doors to study and to participation in extra-curricular activities. They also help in the develop¬ ment of pupil ideals—enthus¬ iasm, loyalty, and courage. Working together, these ad¬ visors devote much of their time and effort toward the betterment of this community through high standards of edu¬ cation. As a result, the stu¬ dents of BHS often become outstanding citizens of this and other communities, many ex¬ celling as leaders of church and civic organizations. Mr. Park, our principal; Mr. Prible, our superintendent; Mr. Ed- ington, our assistant principal; Mr. Huffman, our assistant superintendent; and the mem¬ bers of our school board— Dr. William Gitlin, Mr. Charles Weterick, and Mr. Leslie Dold—strive to make our school life a balanced one. As FACULTY we look back, we can be grate¬ ful for their sincere interest shown toward us, the students of BHS. 5
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