Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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I i C L C “f 4 1. Swing choir. 2. Enthusiasm is the thing, ac¬ cording to choir director Miss L. Huff and choir officers G. Rittenhouse, B. Cline and K. Terhune. 3. It doesn ' t take long to discover you can ' t please everybody, comments swing choir altos A. Harsh, C. Hook, K. Park and L. Sallach. 4. The choir practices diligently for upcoming per¬ formances. 5. Concert choir. 6. B. Rittenhouse and L. Sallach practice the bump. 7. Swing choir steps lively on A Wonderful Day Like Today. swing choir 21 :-V v; f

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BHS CHOIRS SING A SONG The concert choir, directed by Miss Lana Huff, made great strides this year. Performances at the annual B.B.S.A. choral festival, NIS- BOVA contest and the Christ¬ mas convocation were this year ' s major features, along with participation in the commencement exercises. Street Fair competition, Christ¬ mas shows for service clubs, and a student convocation highlighted the eighteen-voice swing choir ' s busy schedule. Both vocal organizations proved 1976 a year of achieve¬ ments.

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The jazz ensemble had one of the more active years for the organization. They performed at the elementary schools, provided a convocation for the high school, and also partici¬ pated in four jazz concerts. 22 band TIGER BAND CONTINUES VICTORY CREST The BHS Tiger Band worked hard all year around to accomplish great goals. During the summer, the band marched in the American Leg¬ ion Contest and the LaPorte Invitational. The fall intinerary included home football shows and Street Fair parades. As the Tigers tied with Norwell for first place in the Street Fair band contest, the BHS band contin¬ ued to ride victory ' s crest. During the winter, pep ses¬ sions and basketball games were on the busy schedule along with a winter concert. With the arrival of spring, the talented musicians parti¬ cipated in two concerts: the annual spring program and the BBSA concert.