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

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if f Reaching for involvement M. Organization: handed student: together after school hour: for a variety of proiectr. The FHA hahy fbelowb receive: 4 gift from Margaret McDaniel and Donna Clamrne during FHA week. Mike Edxon, Loi: Nottingham, David Henderxon and Marilee Miller Cleftl examine Ray Boltz in the play, Flowers for Algernon. Cindy Stroud and Dave Neff ftopj :way to the muric at the Student Council Chrixtmax Dance. 2 ' Q L E ,,.. ,A 'S 15 ' P, , V H 1 . .. ' U ,Q 4 .L .Q -5 rganization Organizations Division-41

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40--Organizations Division

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'B' Club old Bruin pillow and ushered Blazers were the goal of the Blackford Letterrnen's Club as the group sold a total of 824 Bruin pillows for a profit of over 3618. The blazers were to be worn by members of the varsity teams to the fall and winter sports banquets and to all out-of-town varsity sports events. Varsity lettermen served as ushers at the varsity sports events. The lettermen ushered during both the football and basketball seasons. Besides participating in sports, the lettermen held a swimming party in January. Films starring Bob Richards, well- known former athlete, were shown at several of the club's meetings. The films dealt with good sportsmanship and the effect that sports have on an athlete's life. B Club members also held an initiation in january for new members and planned a picnic for later in the spring. With more athletes earning varsity let- ters, the club had a record membership. Approximately 85 boys were members of the club during the year. The major requirement for the Letter- men's Club is winning a varsity letter in at least one of these interscholastic sports: Basketball, football, track, baseball, swim- ming and wrestling, golf or tennis. Mr. Robert Bridge, assistant football coach, served as sponsor. Urbering war one of tba dulier of the athlete.: belonging to the Leltermenlr Club. Eric Scbwarzkopf Jbowr ticket holder: tbeir seutr. 42-Lettermen's Club LETTERMEN'S CLUB: fBo1tom Row! Mike Willmann, john Fumirr Csgt.-at-armsj, Paul Spaulding Meal, Dennis Pratt Cpres.J, John Steven: Ctreasj, Mike Edson, Fred Myrick, john Barlow, Mark Rees. KRO14: 2j Dave Ram- sey, Ed Cook, Dave McVicker, Doug Edwards, Paul Clamrne. Marty Daniel, Dave Kilty, Jay Townsend, Greg Lamott, Mr. Robert Bridge fJpon.l- fRou' 31 jerry Pennycuff, Jack Slentz, Dennis Hiset, jerry Reynard, Eric Schwarz- kopf, Dave Bowman, Jim Beal, Jim Lightle, Daryl Thiery, Mike Jones, fRouf 4,2 Ralph Koger, Dave Ramey, Mark Vfeaver, Hal Ober- holzer, larry Blount, Mike Dawson, john Mc- Caffery, Doug Bedwell, Steve Furniss. fROIl' 5,9 Jack Abbott, Roger Garrett, Doug Osborn, Mark Baughey, Rich Markley, Mike Schuh- macher, Joe Fry, Carl Wilcoxon, Rick Vincent. fRow 61 Jeff Bonham, Tim Oberholzer, Mar- vin Adkins, Ernest Betz, Don Yadon, Dave Verona, Dave Fuqua, Jim Garrett, Bob Hilde- brand, Gary Thrailkill, Marvin Clamme. 'i