Blackford High School - Reflections Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

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COLLEAGUES: Free-period teachers tear away from student life to commune with others. PARENTS: Showing ojj his Brane child is Mr. Brane. Anna Louise paid Daddy a visit during band camp week. CAMPAIGNERS: Carrying on his goal to become a legislator, political hopeful Mr. Castelo adorns a VW with a bumper sticker. OVERSEERS: Losing anxie ties with bubble gum, Mr Bridge ivatches a game.

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Honor students led active lives SOPHOMORE HONOR STUDENTS: (Bot- tom Row) Bob Hildebrand, Pat O ' Connell, Sandra V anGordon, Jeanine Harlzell, Kalhe- rine Beach, Lynn Hale. (Row 2) Pam Os- walt, Sharon Green, Linette Morris, Janis Bell, Cindy Stepp, Debbie McDonald, Janice McCabe, Cheryl Stroble. (Row 3) Orrin Bar- gerhuff, Brenda ' hite, Judy Deskins, Linda Walker, Elaine Enin. Tanya Martin, Patti Mealy, Linda Herr. (Rou- 4) Dave Claytor, Rick Yencer, Paul Clamme, Meg Chaney, Norma Stoner, David Henderson, Keith Lan- ham. ( A Honor Roll members in italics.) ACTRESS: Long hours proved rewarding for Linda Herr, ivho played the lead (Helen Kel- ler) in ' ' ' The Miracle Worker FRESHMAN HONOR STUDENTS: (Bottom Row) Susan Loefjler, Diane Marshall, Nancy McCammon, Gayla Johnson, Rich Scott, Kev- in Pontius, Terry Anderson. (Row 2) Vickie Barkdull, Donna Rogers, Coreen Smith, Bren- da Sluder, Anne Crankshaw, Louanna May. Ginny Littlefield, Robin Houze. Bill X ' ine. (Row 3) Karen Kemps, Melanie Sprowl, Carol Risinger, Patty Bennett, Geneva Gipson. Vicki Trosper, Becky StoU, Bev Strine. Mas Stro- ble. (Row 4) Joe Shroyer. Ruth Ann Jones, Cathy Beal. Julie Klink. Tim Dunham, Sherry Batten. Alnita Rogers, Diana Ruth, Beth Granger, Patty Kreischer. ( A Honor Roll members in italics.1 SEAMSTRESS: 4-H work took extra time in the field of seiving for multi-award winner Anne Crankshaw, freshman.

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Teachers are many-sided HOBBYISTS: Seeing almost eye to eye with Mr. Cahill is his Irish wolfhound, Lindy. She ' s only a puppy! HELPERS: Time and individual help are offered to English stu- dent Sherry Anderson by Mrs. Kerr. The avfrage 1969-1970 U.-acher at Blackford High School, basf.-d on the 68-ni(;mbcr instructional staff, was male, married, had two children, and had a Master ' s degree from Ball State University. More specifically, 42 of the 68 mem- bers were males, leaving only 26 fe- males, of which only nine men and six women were unmarried. A total of 109 degrees from 25 col- leges and universities have been ac- quired by the teachers. Leading with 29 Bachelor ' s degrees and exactly the same amount of Mas- ter ' s degrees is Ball State University. Indiana State University is second with nine Bachelors and two Masters. A total of 23 other institutions are also repre- sented from various states. Another generation of teachers is possible, for, according to statistics of teachers ' offspring, teacher-parents have a total of 70 children. MOONLIGHTERS : Doing his own version oi The Egg and f ; .Mr. Said, who raised 2000 chickens in his after-school hours.