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

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Southern helles Margo Walker, Rita Garrett, Queen Diana House-man, Susan Neff and Linda Herr fleftl pause on the Tara plantation at the Prom. Top magazine subscription salesman, sophomore Becky Stoll ftopl, uses her dprize of an electric curler set to touch up a hair o. Class sponsors Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Au spurger Qbelowj try out a homecoming skit iefore a pep session, I Reaching with our peers People People Division-125

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Dedication signaled a job Well done Relaxing between bi: taxbr of guiding eurfieulum in the Jcbool: is Dr. Glenn. Through the diligent work of Black- ford County school administrators, Black- ford High School arrived at a status of completion and was properly dedicated in October. Throughout the last two years BHS has beenlthe main concern of ad- ministrators. With the completion of the high school in mind, along with the necessary improvements of present county schools, the Blackford County School Board also met regularly once a month to work out these problems and plan for the future. Once again this year, Dr. Conrad Gallo- way, superintendent, took time from his busy schedule to make frequent appear- ances at meetings of school organiza- tions as well as civic groups as a guest speaker. In charge of non-professional person- nel and business management procedures was Assistant Superintendent Mr. Wil- liam Payne. Assistant Superintendent Dr. Max Glenn was in charge of board instruction, curriculum and professional personnel. ness affairsg B.S., M.S. Payne. DR. MAX E. GLENN, Asst. Superintendent for instructiong A.B., M.S., Ed. D. MR. WIL- LIAM PAYNE, Asst. Superintendent for busi- Before leaving on bit route, Mr. Junior Flat- ter nop: lo receive bi: pay check from Mr. Administration-125