Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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Hi-Y prosperously completed the year with Sponsor Mr. Loveland, Treas. D. Broman, Sec. S. Mugg, Pres. K. Beaty, Chaplain J. Jeffries, and Sgt.-at-arms K. Moore. 1 1 1 1 i ; m. M ' % » f JM P $g£±s ' Mw? ; ■ 1L jfe 5 V; $ Z ' 4 , ' • v yp ■ HA. v j9 FT =» «H mL mKKr j mS v J Hi J itr ’ - K lL«NJy|fef: A8 Ikjf rA . J 1 . 1 dUSHjcj grp% ' . fe , £ s If ' ,8 A ‘w3» v 1 V J Ha|p wr j®r r .

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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

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Thespians Provide Dramatics for BHS The 1969-70 International Thespian Society, named last year, tried out its newly acquired title by branching out and taking on more responsibility. The pep session skits and the Easter and Christmas plays were highlights of the year. The formal initiation of new members was conducted by offi¬ cers Tom Gerber, president; Lela Ringger, vice- president; Jan Jackson, secretary; Bill Gitlin, treasurer; and Kathy Kaade, scribe; Mr. Schlagen- hauf, sponsor. mi r nil] 1 @