Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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BHS Can ' t Function Without Them 1. L. Isch and A. Heyerly prove women can be successful in the business world. 2. L. Powell, S. Johnson, V. Feltt, M. Neuenschwander, M. Poling, J. Moser, J. Warthman and L. Steckbeck assist Mrs. Gerber in her secretarial work. 3. Technicians M. Osborn and K. Edington command backstage operations. 4. D. Bisel receives approval from fellow Comet printers: A. Rugg, D. Hudgins, J. Minnich, G. Spaulding and L. Pearson. 5. C. Beeks, D. Fulton, L. Schnerre, P. Nowak, Mrs. Christian, T. Hughes, J. Ramseyer, S. Dotterer, D. Schumm, D. Osbo rn, T. Aschliman and D. Claghorn take a break from their many duties as librarians. 14

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Publications Class Gets It Done dents, the annual publication was entitled FUSION. Many hours were spent before and after school and on week¬ ends to meet deadlines for THE COMET, the RETROSPECT and literary composite. The senior publications staff was tagged successful for their organization and cooperation. ond. Janet Pease heartily took con¬ trol as managing editor for the 1975 RETROSPECT, incorporating new ideas within its covers. The results — the best!! The second year of the publica¬ tions class can be described in two words — different and great. Under the supervision of Mrs. Rose, 24 students produced THE COMET, the RETROSPECT and the literary composite. Gordon Trubey and Laurel Lamp ton teamed together to head the literary composite. Filled with creative writings from the stu¬ THE COMET was edited by Mar sha Lakes the first semester and by Scott Swisher during the sec-

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Dabblers Paint the Town BUNNY EMPIRE FQB SfitC U ■’’EflLflND II ' 2 ABBIT5 PEU.— EEO Iirm r. wufr ciK M A. l v i i am fuVo Y tf f «[ ' ■-. I The Dabblers of Bluffton High is a club consisting of young artists, sponsored by Miss Berghoff. The club had a very eventful and exciting year. Early in the school year the Dabblers took a trip to Brown County to observe the area artists ' handiwork. Later in the year the art club decided on an unusual project. With the permission of city officials, the club painted fire hydrants in the down¬ town area. 1. Thirty-three budding artists participate in Dab¬ blers. 2. Time and effort by devoted Dabblers re¬ sult in unique creations. 3. Miss Berghoff and officers J. Craft, C. Moser and A. Bergdoll pose before a piece of Dabbler artwork. 4. S. Hirschy and C. Moser combine their talents to paint Christ¬ mas cookies.