Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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i I 1 1 5 Y-Teens Provide Fun, Faith and Friends Fun-filled memories linger in the minds of the 116 Y-Teen members as they recall the 1974-75 Y-Teen events. After decorating, planning, and finally attending the annual Initi¬ ation Banquet,Y-Teens found time to place goodies in their buddies ' lockers. February found members sending and receiving Valentines at the red and white Valentine box. fu ft A.; i HL 1 | F Jg| ' | 1 J . C ■ ■ v i J mm J 1. Officers F. Booher, treas.; S. Maynard, v. pres; Mrs. Smith, sponsor; G. Kipfer, pres.; B. Ley, sec.. 2. Group. 3. D. Bricker reaches for her locker buddy ' s name. 4. A. McCord, C. Daniels and K. Bates enjoy refreshments at the Christmas party. 5. Y-Teens perform in Hallo¬ ween skit. 6. A. Heyerly finds surprises from her “buddy. 7. J. Campbell leads club in Y- Teen song. 8. The banquet proves to be a big success. 9. Welcome to the Fall Frolic. Bi-monthly homeroom meetings were scheduled with various speak¬ ers and items of club business. The active year came to a close with the election of officers and the an¬ nual mother-daughter tea.

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Thespians I Perform to Perfection d ' ' Activity was the name of the game for Thespian Troupe 1218 this year. Included in the drama group ' s schedule was their annual initiation of new members, held at the Presbyterian Church. The i club presented a Christmas con- vocation for the interest of the student body and faculty. Popular again this year were the various Fort Wayne dramatic presenta¬ tions viewed by Thespians and friends. 1. Officers D. Poindexter, D. Bricker, D. Almdale, M. Lakes and D. Schumm get their heads together with sponsor Miss Studebaker. 2. T. Vice and D. Almdale believe that they did find the Christmas potion. 3. A. Rugg and the Lloyd twins exercise on dramatic situations. 4. The pizza man explains why a pizza would be an excellent box lunch. 5. A smile can be a great asset to an actor.