Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Through Everyday Associations -

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The halls of Bluffton High School began to bloom when the Y-Teens opened the year with a flower-making project. The annual Best Beau banquet, held in Oc¬ tober, was also the initiation of new members. The Y-Teens also hosted the area-wide Mid- Winter Conference, held for the first time in Bluffton. Along with bringing the Christmas spirit to a needy family, the group donated a sum of money to a children ' s hospital in Haiti. Ending a successful year, President Jan Jack- son, Vice President Cindy Hauk, Secretary Sally Jackson, and Treasurer Cheryl Shaffter con¬ ducted the ceremonies at the Mother-Daughter Tea in May. Sponsor Mrs. Nash and officers helped make ' 69-70 a success¬ ful year. Y-Teens Strive to Strengthen Ties pm . j. vt A ■ ML ■ JV «• 4 . ‘ W W A.1 Ik Jflpv A. 1 mi £ 4 jj j TJ ' m ItP By bbuMp i Sfil • |PP x .-? V . k w A ■ ii - JL ■ ( l fl If . Iff djWn f ,L1 Jf 1 » IIK ■ a jlit kjEf w CVI rnl KLjjm a jb f t j f - ip Mr M m ■ i ■ ft =fT »2 Jt . „ U E r m k 1 fJe rE Hof E .■ ' • 1 i U - 1 F ». f . . ..... .. BKAjyrtv fe - JjL ■ s y; nja 1 e ip£! 1CJB r WBrlt l 1 i.vUi u pp

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Responsibility to Others Cultivated by Hi-Y The Hi-Y year started earlier than most people realize; Mr. Loveland and the club ' s officers journeyed to Michigan the previous July on a fishing trip. During the fiscal year, new Hi-Y members were initiated, followed by the Christ¬ mastime caroling with the Y-Teens at local nursing homes, the Best Girl banquet, and the Father and Son dinner. Besides operating the concession stand during home basketball games, the club also donated a piano and a large sum of money to the BHS Music Depart¬ ment. The meetings, centering on the theme Re¬ sponsibility to Others, featured Bluffton ' s mayor and police chief, as well as two promi¬ nent ministers. Chief Gerwig discusses modern problems with the club