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

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Developing his own form of night vision, photographer Dave Hodges uses the new enlarger in utter darkness. REFLECTIONS STAFF: (Row I) Diane Feltt (adv. mgr.). Diana Herr (bus. mgr.), Joy Scutt (ed.-in-chief), Kathy Mehling (org. ed.). (Row 2) Mr. Henderson (spon.), Jocelyn Smith (photog.). Jalene Smith (asst. org. ed.), Rick Yencer (asst. adv. mgr.), Ralph Monjort (sports ed.). (Row 3) Mike Claytor (asst. album ed.), Barh Crankshaw (album ed.), Lonna Hildebrand (academic ed.), John Stevens (asst. album ed.), Dick Gross (photog.). (Roiv 4) Ron Myers (asst. bus mgr.), Dennis Walker (asst. sports ed.). Brad Kerr (copywriter), Scott Granger (asst. academic ed.). Not pictured: Dave Hodges and Dick Lambert (photogs.). Reflections Nlght-owls met deadline dates Brute the Bruin wa.s not left out in the cold without a coat last winter, thanks to the yearbook subscription drive. Of 44 Bruins on display, many finally boasted full-length attire on the graph, as more than 900 subscriptions were sold. A modern photography lab was also used in processing thousands of pictures taken by staff shutterbugs. New equip- ment permitted staff members to set type for headlines and index. Advertising was added to the book, because income previously available was cut off. In order to meet deadlines for the biggest Blackford County yearbook ever, the staff and adviser, Mr. Henderson, worked many evenings so the book would be distributed on time. Informal attire teas the rule at nightly yearbook work sessions, as editor- in-chief Joy Scott shoiis. Brute (Ralph Monfort) made his TV debut as he plugged yearbooks for Gary Goodspeed. 75

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BruINformer They won a ' first ' Click of t) ' pesetters. flash of cameras, stickiness of paste-ups. aroma of freshly printed papers, and sweet taste of suc- cess. Senses were quickly aroused as a person entered Room 114, home of the BruINformer. The Friden typesetting machines and other modern production equipment enabled 50 journalists to experience every phase of newspaper production. The bi-weekly paper was named by sophomore Jeanine Hartzell. A special 16-page Sectional edition was printed and distributed on the day of the Sec- tional draw. An open house edition was also distributed to guests on the big night. The BruINformer staff, with Mark Springer as editor, climaxed their work with a first-class press rating. Distributed at the first football game, BrulK former ' s first edition nas a hit with Pam Kershner, Jocelyn Smith. Paste-ups require patience, persistence, and practice for perfection, as editor Mark Springer perceives. Friden Justoivriters clack out copy electronically, under the direction of Lee Quillen, as they set multitudes of type columns. BRUINFORMER STAFF: fRow 1) Barb Cain (news ed.), Nancy Dolan (asst. news ed.), Jocelyn Smith (photog. ed.), Diane Feltt (asst. feature ed.). Mark Springer (ed-in-chief 1, Palti Doublin, Marilee Mil- ler (feature ed.), Gary Goodspeed (asst. news ed.), Dennis Walker (sportswriter), Dick Gross (photog.). (Row 2) Mr. Henderson (spon.), Cher)le Banter, Tracy Boswell, Debbie Ford. Diane Herr, Diane Mar- shall, Jayne Bergdoll, Valli Petlitel, Tina Jernigan, Joe Streib, Rick Yencer. (Row 3) Jalene Smith, Susan Bennett, Virginia Jackson (Fri- den), Judy Jones (Friden), Cathy Garrison, Debbie Martin, Daryl Thiery, Paul Fear, Steve Glancy, Doug Rogers (Friden), Ralph Mon- fort (sportswriter). (Row 4) Billic Hardacrc, Barb Crankshaw. Brad Kerr, Kathy Mehling. Lee Quillen (Friden), Lonna Hildebrand, Tim Conner, John Allen, Ron Myers, Pat O ' Connell, David Henderson. Not pictured: Margie Jones (cartoonist), Dave Hodges and Dick Lam- bert (photogs.).

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SYMPHONIC BAND: (Bottom Row) Susan Fread, Kathleen Mc- Vicker, Virginia Jackson, Pat Smith, Marti Everhart, Cindy Ford, Kathy Hunter, Penny Holloway, Liz Johnson. (Roio 2) Cindy Ruvang, Lonna Hildebrand, Les Witt, Linda VanGordon, Linda Ford, Darrell Good- speed, Lynn Riggs, Jonalyn Evans, Brenda White, Jalene Smith, Valli PethteL Julie Minneman, Linda White, Lynn Kirkwood, Karen Murphy, Beverly Reed, Tam Steinhilber. (Roio 3) Susan McGeath, Connie Pettit, Patti Mealy, Beverly Strine, Connie Cunningham, Stu Armstrong, Tracy Ford, Steve Dearduff, Pam Kershner, Joni Phillips, Roland Fritts, Scott Granger, Gail Perry, Nancy Clark, Linda Herr, Terry Good- speed, Wayne Drake, Kathy Brown, Debbie VanHom, Vincent Barring- ton, Meg Chaney, Elaine Twibell, Ann Williams, Diane Feltt, Phil Swinney, Melanie Sprowl, David Henderson. (Roio 4) Craig Fread, Nancy Dolan, Menena Julian, Judy Jones, Linda Henderson, Diana Dickey, Gerald Emshwiller, Alan Archer, Jay Townsend, Bill Grimme, Steve Armstrong, Mike Kershner, Dave Moon, Jerry Bell, Dennis Heiser, Pam McConey, John Maddox, Diana Herr, Kathy Mehling, Mike Mus- sleman, Pat O ' Connell, Jim Garrett. (Roiv 5) Sam Wilson, Steve Glancy, Bob Julian, Everett Clark, Bob Johnson, Barry Markin, Mike Stroup, Mark Cooper, Susan Pace, Mr. William Fread. Tension characterizes the all-day marching contest as Mr. Egloff, Mr. Fread, and Mr. Brane speculate while awaiting the judges ' first division verdict. On your mark! Drum Ma- jor Phil Sioinney sets the pace. 76