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

Page 124 text:

3 B I I V 5. s- M ? ww Wax w . Ye-it if -, 1 M kiisz -K Q mmf 9 . X E 1-, . QQ -A f 1 Q fi f wx-if - 'gif

Page 123 text:

COACHING STAFF: fTop Row! Mr. Jim Boyd, Freshman Football, Varsity Baseball Head, Mr. Bob Bridge, Varsity Foot- ball- Asst.g Mr. john Carbone, Athletic Directorg Mr. Mark Cram, Track Head, Cross Country, Reserve Basketballg Mr. Dick Dunklebarger, Wrestling Asst., Varsity Football Asst.5 Mr. Steve jeffrey, Vlrestling, Freshman Football, Mr. Jack Kovell, Swimming, Varsity Football Asst.g lBolto1n Rowj Mr. Eldon Leeth, Varsity Football I-Ieadg Mr. Don McAfee, Track Asst.g Mr. Craig Moore, Track Asst., Asst. Baseballg Mr. Ross Myers, Freshman Basketball, Golf, Mr. Jerry Shreves, Tennisg Mr. Jon Stroup, Varsity Basketball Headg Mr. Fred Welge, Track Asst., Freshman Track. Swimming completed the coaching program The neu ext o Black ard s acilitier in the ezer rouirz Athletic De amnent it the aol. Mr. Kaz-ell . 'f..f'f .. g'5. P P piloted the .twnmnmg team tbrougb str fmt reason, en mg at 1-6. Athletic facilities at BHS rank among the best in the state, and the students readily agree that the coaching staff is equally as respectable. Blackford's 13 coaches, overseen by Athletic Director john Carbone, provided their sports knowledge for those who desired athletic extra-curricular activities. A new outlook on the sports program was the addition of swimming as the ninth interscholastic sport. Mr. jack Ko- vell supervised all swimming activities, including s w i m m i n g instructional programs. Blackford hosted the sectional tourna- ment for the second year, with Mr. Car- bone as tourney manager and Mr. Philip McDaniel as host principal. The two sectional administrators supervised every facet of the tourney, including ticker sales and post tourney financial book- keeping. In addition to his regular duties here at Blackford, Mr. Carbone served as the Executive Secretary of the Central Indiana Athletic Conference. New tennis courts as well as an all- weather track and outdoor basketball courts are other highlights of the athletic program scheduled for completion in early summer. Gymnastics, the tenth of Blackford's sports, will possibly be added in the 1971-72 school year. Coaches-1 19

Page 125 text:

M. N , J-En .kg .X I N px O. Ni: O 4,:kJx, X 5 fix t yr . .. - . Q g -W M-MSBP?,,q:Qg:x A- ,X r X , i.. 'K f ,i X l 1- ff, Q 'H' Wy -- T ' K , V -' - cg, - , .K I wfsfix,1.fi9Q ,. ,A-j