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

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ii SSMiSigj:; 6, !8 £: ' J ' Xi- ;,SSSK.T ' v :?Sf ,;, ftf 3m f HI-Y: (Bottom Row) Orrin Bargerlniff. Dennis Hiser (sgt.-at-arms), Bob Hildehrand (cliapl.), Hal Oberholzer (pres.), Jim Garrett (treas.), Randy Jeflries (sec), Steve Morris, Ralph Monfort. (Row 2) Mr. Jerry Shreves (spon.). Mike Kershner, Doug Rogers, Rick Yencer. Mike Jones, Paul Claninie, Bob Cochran. Steve Moore, Craig Fread, Mr. Robert Witmer (spon. I. (Row 3) Ted Williams, Jack Slentz, Dean Schwarzkopf, Dave Kilty, Doug Edwards, Dave McVicker, Doug Os- born, Jerry Reynard, Phil Swinney, Doug Bedwell. (Row 4) Neil Stroble, Dave Verona, Steve Casterline, Norm Schmidt, Rick Sutton, Dave Ra- mey, Ed Cook, John Jordan, Dave Williams, Dave Reidy, Mike Mussel- man. (Row 5) Dave Henderson, Jerry Mattingly, Mike Riggs, Norm Houze, Larry Wyatt, Don Yadon, Ed Howard, Steve Armstrong, Barry Markin, Mike Stroup, Dave Fuqua, Scott Granger. Dressed in bluejean style, Debbie Martin and Rex Shadle dance to the beat of Toby Jordan in today ' s fashion. Putting up saloon doors in school can be sticky business, but Paul Clamme, Lonna Hildebrand, and Miss Mecklenburg don ' t seem to mind, as Connie Kabrich displays a ivanted poster for the Shortbranch.

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Latin Club The art of wearing togas gracefully was a pan of Latin Club initiation, as Nancy Clark and Meg Chaney discovered. Exchange students are interesting, according to Mrs. David Hartman, as she explains hoiv the exchange is possible. Tunics, togas were their togs Still immersed in Grc-t-k and Roman lore, Latin Club members adorned them- selves with black mourning patches to commemorate the anniversary- of Caesar ' s death on the Ides of March. The club also had a Valentine party, conducted a Saturnalia Festival, and had a guest speaker who talked about ex- change students. Latin Club ' s main objective for this year was to add more audio-visual ma- terials to the Latin file. Questionnaires were drawn up by Mr. Leech and the officers, and were filled out by all students taking Latin. The purpose of the questionnaires was to de- termine in what direction the club will move in the future. The club ' s 55 members and sponsor, Mr. John Leech, are affiliated with the Junior Indiana Classical League. Requirements of the Latin Club were to be enrolled in Latin or have com- pleted all offered Latin courses and pay dues to the club. Meetings were con- ducted on the second Monday of each month in the cafeteria. LATIN CLUB: {Bottom Roiv) Valli Pethtel (treas.), Melanie Smith (sec), Elaine Ervin (vice-pres.), Keith Dayton (pres.), Lynn Hale, Linette Morris, Pat Peacock. (Row 2) Mr. John Leech (spon.), Michelle Mills, Susan Loeffler, Tamara Green, Janis Bell, Patty Horton, Meg Chaney, Connie Beckley, Deb- bie Pierson, Jeanine Hartzell, Katherine Beach. (Roio 3) Julie Minneman, Janice McCabe, Leslie Durham, Susan Neff, Glenn Forsberg, Ron Myers, Cindy Stepp. Nancy Reidy, Cathy Cline, Carol Bell. (Row 4) Bev Strine. Paul Clamme, Marty Daniel, Jerry Reynard, Doug Edivards. Rich Mark- ley, Lee Quillen. John Stevens. Mary Monfort. Susan ' Will- mann. (Row 5) Norm Schmidt. Dave Ramsey. Darrell Good- speed, Orrin Bargerhuff, Dave Ramey. Greg Sills, Bill Erd- mann, Mike Malott, Gary Scott, Larry Blount. 85

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Chocolate bunnies and cookies are main goodies for Headstart wait, Teresa Arbuckle, Kathy McVicker fill the baskets. as Debbie York, Debbie Sun Hi-Y, Trl-Hi-Y MORPwas joint effort of br ' clubs A new organization to Blackford County this year was Tri-Hi-Y, which replaced the former Y-Tecns organiza- tion. This was the all-girl sister group of Hi-Y. In a joint meeting of Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y, at the Marion YMCA. the two groups were formally initiated by the Mississinewa chapter of Tri-Hi-Y. Of- ficers of both clubs were also initiated at the same time. The MORP ( backward PROM) dance was the main activity of the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. On that special night girls and their dates journeyed to the famous Shortbranch. Dressed in beautiful bluejeans and high fashioned T-shirts, the cowpokes danced their evening away to the music of Tobey Jordan plus Becky. Other Tri-Hi-Y events during the year included a distribution of Easter baskets to ' ' Headstart children. Four repre- sentatives also attended a pre-legislative YMCA meeting at Indiana University. From her? inquires Rick Myers as he gets Tri-Hi-Y vocal valentine via Lonna HiUe- brand, Judy Fear. Food and dancing go together as Lonna Hildebrand tvatches Brenda White, Jeanette Sims fill plates. W Hv R c B P ' tPf ni Y %l) .-yV IL.j ii ' - ' ' ' ' ■ ' • •!ui| ' «! ' ■ ■ 4B ■ MKSl Lq TRI-HI-Y: (Bottom Row) Pat Peacock. Pat Smith. Sally Hile. Connie Beckley (sec.), Debbie Sumwatt (treas.), Kathy McVicker (vice-pres.). Connie Kabrich (pres-l. Penny Hollo say, Lynn Riggs. (Row 2) Mrs. Gladys Cause (spon.). Debbie Dickerson. Bar- bara Lannoy. Jayne Bergdoll, Debbie York. Susan Taylor. Kathy Hunter, Pam McConey. Miss Gretchen Mecklenburg (co-spon.l. (Row 3) Marcia Horton. Stephanie Baker. Kathi Jenness, Susan Neff, Diana Rogers. Nancy Conner. Mary Snyder. Becky Kellogg. Lon- na Hildebrand. (Row 4) Judy Jones. Jan Minnenian. Sandy Beckley, Nikki Marshall, Marilee Miller, Meg Chancy, Judy Miller, Judy Fear. Elaine T -ibell. 87