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

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iana reigned as rom's Southern queeng Outside the rain poured, but inside the stars glistened as Diana Houseman was crowned Queen of the 1971 Junior-Se- nior Prom. Confederate gentlemen escorted their ladies into the Southern estate of Tara, as the Civil War provided the scenery for the theme, Gone With the Wind. En- tering the ballroom by way of the rose- covered gazebo, couples were greeted first by Confederate sophomore servers and their maiden helpers, then by Larry Mechem and his orchestra. But the Southern splendor ended all too soon. Then it was off to the 4-H building for the Kiwanis-sponsored after- prom affair. The Spirit of Christmas set the mood for the annual Student Council Christmas Dance. The semi-formal was held in the cafeteria with the evening entertainment provided by the Count Arlan Trio. For the first time, both affairs were open and both proved to be highly suc- cessful ventures for BHS. Decked out at a Confederate soldier, server Don Arpher prepare: the table: for prom guestr. 32-Prom and Christmas Dance Seated in ber .rwinging throne and reigning at queen over the Southern plantation of Tam, Diana Hourernan 1: prerentezl ber crown by lart year'r Prom queen, Juliet Pam Nickolr. Toarting to 'The Spirit of Cbrittmaf' are jay Joner, Carolyn Sillr, Kathy Fergur, and Daryl Tbiery.

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