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

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Social projects Leading Girl Scout.: in project: .rush ax making boxpital favors prerenn a double may of serving the community for Debbie Martin and Elaine Twibell. Bare: return 70 per cent of all BHS .rtadents to their wider realm: of living. XX -X. 4 Nl...- ill 6-Community

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from peers, parents and public Proud vibmtiom generate between Keith Lanham and father, Mr. john Ianbam, KI the Eagle Scout badge become: Keitlf: prized ponession. At the and of a Juccexsful day, Steve Ghucy, Cbfirlmax Wish cbaimum, total: the cam to :lim the margin of the gonl .ret at 10,000. X Theme-5

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were our contributions to the communit Emptying hi: bag it Santa? final touch to FTA'.f Headstart party, with Bev Luzadder and Ian Minnernanfr help. Scooting it dircovered to he the most effective mean: of transporting a heavy hox of Chrixtmas With can: for Terry Leas. terexting. Although confined to a rural campus, BHS students joined to leave it frequently enough to make a charitable mark on the Blackford County community. Holidays became a time of providing feasts for the needy of the county. Thanksgiving baskets were donated and delivered by DE Club. The Yule season brought thousands of cans rolling in for the Masque and Gavel-sponsored Christ- mas Wish. Chi1dren's groups were especially at- tractive to Blackfordians. Energetic Girl Scouts turned leaders to guide activities of junior Scouts. The FTA delighted Headstart youngsters with a Christmas party, as did the Hi-Y with toys for other kids. The ecological condition of the area was a reason for clean-up days, and the entertainment appetite of county groups was satisified with music and drama. By the year's end, the community knew of Blackford High School as a social service organization as well as an edu- cational institution. Loading up with litter along State Road 3 are Dave Bowman and Mr. Cahill while a pair of four-legged :pectaton await .something more in- Community-7