Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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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.

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Job Opportunities FHA ' s Main Concern Future Homemakers of America, one of BHS ' s smaller extra-curri¬ cular organizations, had 14 members with Ms. Janet Cook as their club sponsor. This year, a main concern of FHA was job opportunities; therefore, guest speakers were scheduled to discuss possible careers in the cloth¬ ing field with the club members. The club observed FHA HERO week, February 9-18. The week ' s theme was Vocational Education for Productive Careers. The annual mother-daughter tea closed the year with the installation of next year ' s officers. 1. These girls will someday occupy the role of homemakers. 2. Officers B. Mahon, S. Heller and C. Osborn preside at club meet¬ ings with Miss Cook ' s help. 3. V. Eiting learns of gracious living. 4. S. Heller takes the first step in hospitality by selecting fine linen. 21