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

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Student Council Adaptable Council had finger STUDENT COUNCIL: (Bottom RoioJ Linda White (treas.), Nan Cook (sec), Sheryl Sluder (vice-pres.). Roland Fritts (pres.), Sherry Ander- son, Becky StoII, Cathy Cline. (Rote 2) Mrs. Polly Richman (co-spon.), Anne Crankshaw, Nancy Ford. Marilee Miller, Melanie Smith. Cindy Stepp, Jill Payne, Mr. James Landis (co-spon.). (Row 3) Linda Herr, Bob Cochran, Phil Swinney, Marty Daniel, Dave Ramey, Don Archer, Chuck Noble, Bill Wine, Susan McGeath. (Row 4) Susan Fread, Brad Kerr, Manin Krank, Paul Forsberg. Jeff Hart. Paul Spaulding. Tom Rea, Carol Risinger, Susan Loeffler, Debbie Jones. (Row 5) Gary Thrailkill, Hal Oberholzer, Mike Edson, Jim Garrett, Steve Weschke, Rick Myers, John Maddox, Jerry Bell, Don Yadon, Ruth Ann Jones. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES: (Bottom Row) Melinda Dud- geon, Keith Dayton, Karen Murphy, LuAnn Witt, Rhonda Garrett. (Row 2) Cathy Garrison, Derinda Thiery, Suzie Yates, Nancy Reidy, Janis Bell. Lynn Riggs. (Row 3) Diana Rogers, Cathy Schorey, Jay Townsend, Paul Fear, Eric Heflin, Nancy Fear. Jeff Bonham, Judy Fear. (Row 4) Kathy Hunter, Frank Anderson, Rob Bonham, Mike Ducy, Ted ' illiams. Norm Houze, Pat O ' Connell, Joan Love. (Row 5) Mary Lynn Johnson, Janice McCabe, Phil Ramsey, Max Bennett, Dick Cook, Bob Hildebrand, Mark Cooper, Ralph Monfort.

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A World o f Tradition-makin g : mmm m Bruises helped make The Miracle Worker for Linda Herr (Helen) and Tracy Bosuelt. Seasonal decorating was part of re- tail sales responsibility for DE stu- dent Janis Sills.

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on pulse of facets of school ' s life Moonlight and Mistlr-toe . . , mar- keting swf-atfTS and sweatshirts . . . mending grievances . . . the Student Council was a melting pot of students, ideas and projects. Decorations in accordance with the theme surrounded the cafeteria with a Moonlight and Mistletoe atmosphere at the Council-sponsored Christmas dance in December. Eleven Council members organized a grievance committee with Brad Kerr, chairman. The committee reviewed grievances of students and faculty and determined their worthiness. Then the ' reported them to the Council to alleviate the problems. Selling the first BHS sweaters and sweatershirts was a fund-raising en- deavor for the club treasury. Roland Fritts, the George Washington of the BHS Student C ouncil, presided over the 46 other members. Mr. James Landis and Mrs. Polly Richman were sponsors. Selling BHS siveatershirts and sweaters ivas the Council ' s only money-making project. Sorting the piles of garments are Randy Jeffries, Lee Quillen, and Roland Fritts. Tallying the voles for the representative for their homeroom are Ralph Penrod, Mike Nor- ton, and Kathy Mehling. A variety of emotions is displayed at a typical grie- vance committee meeting as Brad Kerr. Susan Fread, Steve Weschke, and Tom Rea argue for or against the complaints — and solutions — that are brought up.