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

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i 1f:'4mpqg Demomlraimg lhe operalion of the ljperelimg Imtounler to Tuefday rixiforf for Prinripal McDaniel is Virginia Iaclexon. Q F , F k A 1 'EW l P ., W F, Left: Prexeniing Mn. Alexander with a going-array prelent from the Jlaff if Afxislanl Principal Noel Lewif. Right: Let'f go,' time'5 lip! instnzrtx Dean of Girly Mrx. Grelcben Plate to Connie Sparky.

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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

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After the reclional victory, Atblefic Direclor Mr. John Carlrone. being aided by ciatodiafx Mr. Norman Hmm. :liver anorber loop of the nelr. MR. PHILLIP MCDANIBT., B.S., M.S., Prin- cipal. New principal hosted weekly parent visits In its second year, Blackfordians wel- comed a new administrator. Mr. Phillip McDaniel came to BHS in August, re- placing Dr. John Emhuff, who won a promotion. Mr. McDaniel gave his goal as a more personalized educational pro- gram. To accomplish this, he invited parents ro the school every Tuesday for a tour and discussion period. Working closely with Mr. McDaniel was Mr. Noel Lewis, whose duties as as- sistant principal were numerous. He was in charge of the school calendar, super- vised instruction, and purchased equip- ment. Deans Ross and Place, besides main- taining school discipline, were in charge of the lunch program. MR. NOEL LEWIS, B.S., M.A., ANI. Princi- pal. MR. JOHN CARBONE, B.S., M.S., Atl:- lexic Director. MRS. GRETCHEN PLACE, B.S., M.A., Dean of Girly. MR. KENNETH ROSS, B.S., M.A., Dean of Boys. Directing Virginia jackson and Debbie Martin into the proper lunch line is Dean Ron. BHS Administration-127