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

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Practice was important lo Keilb Lznbam and Chris Bambe, who were one of the State's top 18 debate learns. MASQUE AND GAVEL: fBotlom Ron-'2 R. Yencer, M. Hornbaker, B. Renner Csec.-rreas.2, K. lanbarn Cpres.2, S. Glancy fvice pres.2, D. Marshall, P. Mealy, M. Millet. IRow 22 C. Stepp, E. Ervin, D. Doublin, N. Powell, J. Evans, C. Barabe, A. Vincent, C. Ianham, R. Reasoner, B. Strine, C. Stroud, Mr. J. Robbins Cspon.J. fRou' 32 M. Chaney, L. Herr, A. Saun- ders, P. O'Connell, C. Kaiser, B. Trauring, K. Roberds, J. Herring, W. Bridges, T. Green, T. Sreinhilber, S. McGeath. fRow 42 L Dur- ham, M. Wesli, N. Marshall, P. Kreischer, C. Kemp, H. Hardacre, D. Myers, R. Cook, D. Archer, C. Risinger, B. Sluder, M. Rees. KRow 52 J. Beatrice, S. Besser, K. Fergus, J. Sims, N. Reidy, S. Batten, H. Van Winkle, C. Stev- ens, S. Dorton, D. Carder, D. Henderson. lRow 62 C. Stepp, M. Monfort, R. Sluder, G. Sills, M. Cooper, B. Wise, K. Krank, R. Boltz, B. johnson, D. Pettit, G. Goodspeed, J. Wentz. DEBATE TEAM: flionom Row2 Marilee Mil- ler 1var.2, Chris Bembe Cvat.2, Tamara Green. lRow 22 Mr. james Robbins Ccoachb, Keilb Lanham fvar.2, Kevin Kranlr, Don Archer. KRow 32 Richard Reasoner, Rick Yencer Cvar.2, Brian Trauring. THESPIAN SOCIETY: fBottom Row2 Chris Barabe, Barb Renner Csec.-treas.2, Ray Bollz fpres.2, Linda Herr Cvice pres.J, Ken Roberds. fRow 22 Mark Hornbaker, Rick Sluder, Mari- lee Miller, Donetta Myers, Holly Hardacre, Mr. James Robbins Cspon.2. fRow 32 David Henderson, Steve Glancy, Randy Cook, Jea- nette Sims, Cheri Kemp. fRow 42 Charlie Stepp, Alan Vincent, Joe Wentz, Greg Sills, Don Pettit, Bruce Wise. Debaters were one of atop 18' One-act plays, with student directors and actors, were the first project of the new Thespian Society. The money col- lected from the plays went into a fund for a scholarship which was to go to a deserving senior Thespian. The Death of a Hired Man was to be the entry in the National Thespian One-Act Play Con- vention in the spring. Masque and Gavel members sponsored the fourth annual Christmas Wish canned food drive. Over 7000 cans were donated during the drive. Presented in the fall, Harvey was the first all-school play. Steve Glancy played the lead. Planned as the spring all-school play was Flowers for Algernon. The Varsity Debate Team of Chris Barabe and Keith Lanham went to the State Contest before being eliminated. Along with Masque and Gavel, Thes- pian Society and the Debate Team, Mr. James Robbins also sponsored the Na- tional Forensic League and the Speech Team. Speech Groups-45

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X WF' Many bourr were spent preparing pager for the New: Editor Nancy Dolan race to meet deadliner. Top: Pointing out 4 correction for the BraIN- former to Friden operator Lee Quillen is Ant. New: Editor Jo Streib. Lower: Setting the bead- liner for bi: page ir sport: Editor Rick Yencer. ' Q ,. -4rei.w:.:.av, , ,HQ printer. Editor-in-chief Gary Goodrpeed and I former was rated as All-American Hard work and many hours spent on the school paper, the BruINformer, under Editor Gary Goodspeed, earned staff members two top national awards-AIL American and Medalirt ratings. Staffers completed a total of 100 pages in 17 issues of the paper. Special issues included Regional, Sectional, and April Fool editions. The Sectional edition consisted of 18 pages, the largest ever. First-year journal- ism students tried their skills and laid out their first pages, one for each of the schools competing in the tourney. To relax, staff members attended a hockey game in Fort Wayne in the win- ter. They also artended two journalism conferences. BRUINFORMER STAFF: fliottom Row1 Lee Quillen CFriden op.J, Dick Grorr Cphotog.J, Ron Myerr, fAsst. News Ed.J, Suran Bennett 4Feat. Ed.J, Gary Goodrpeed flid.-in-Chiefj, Rick Yemfer fSports Ed.j, Nancy Dolan CNews Ed.J, Dave Hodger fphotogj, Virgimh Jack- son CFriden op.1. fRow 21 Mr. Edgar Hender- ron Cadviser1, Susan Willmann, Linerte Mor- ris, Kathy Whybrew, Anne Crankshaw, Chris Barabe, John Barlow, Melanie Smith, Tina Jernigan. I Row 31 Debbie Ford, Cathy Garri- son, Steve Silverman, Michele Mills, Barbara Lannoy, Don Rogers, Rick Sutton, Valli Pethtel, Linda Herr, Donna Clarnme, Beth Granger. fRow 41 Cindy Stepp, Daryl Thiery, Eric Schwarzhopf, Carolyn Sills, Tim Dunham, Bil- lie Sue Hardacre, I.uAnn Win, Joni Phillips, Lynn Kirkwood, Julie Klink, Leslie Durham. fRow 51 Doug Rogerr CFriden op.J, Judy Mil- ler, Joy Penrod, Brent Caperton, Nancy Reidy, Mark Townsend, Ken Roberds, Pam Oswalt, Mary Monfort, Marilee Miller, Tim Oberhol- zer. IRou' 61 Tim Conner, Paul Spaulding, john Allen, Eric Heflin, Paul Fear, David Hen- derson, Steve Glancy, Pat O'Connell, Darrell Goodspeed, Perry Clamme, Dean Everhart. Bru1Nformer-47