Bellmont High School - Legend Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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Lower Left: Exchange student, Peter Schaum- burg, remains faithful even through the sleet and rain that characterizes the football season. Left Top: Keeping warm seems to be the main task of Susie Banning at this football game. Bottom Center: Dissecting frogs, proves to be a worthwhile method of learning for Biology II students, Brian Reynolds and Mark Schroeder. Above: Caught unaware, hall moni- tors Jim Bookout and Steve Burger take time- out from their duties to study. Center Above: Center Millie Harrell hikes to quarterback Marsha Basham as back Joann Walters and referee Jerry Brown look on during a pep session. Left: Brave backers congregate for refreshments during halftime. Middle: Mixed reactions are evident as students return to school from a field trip.

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Field trips enhance learning We are involved in the problems In Viet Nam, our country and the world. Our view points are broader. As they must be . . . We know that we may someday be In a far-away country fighting For what we believe in. Or we may be home, waiting For a loved one to return. This has been a year of beginnings . . . Lower Left: Lunch break gives Susie Mc- Connell 30 minutes to eat and dream. Left Center: After sorting through 350 pep block sweaters, Mr. Elder takes a minute to relax. Top: Biology students. Matt Jones. Carolyn Hill, Debbie Gaunt. Mike Eller, and Jane Friedt, gain a better understanding of nature as they search for insects and collect leaves. Above: Making their choice. Phil Lengerich, Mark Miller and Joe Heiman survey the new book store. Left: The results of a tor- nado, which struck the surrounding area, show that man still cannot control nature.