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

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if wx G ive-awa ' old annuals A cassette recorder and three tapes were the prizes in the subscription drive for the 1971 Reflections. The cassette was given to senior Connie Cromer after her name was drawn from among the names of all those who subscribed to the yearbook during the drive. During the two-week campaign, 875 Yearbooks were sold-a record sale. Seven members of the staff attended a two-week summer workshop at Ball State University. There, john Stevens was awarded a superior in layout and Rick Sutton a first in sports editing. Yearbook staffers attended two confer- ences during the year and planned an awards banquet in May at the Chanticleer Restaurant. But the big thrill was yet to come- the complete product in their hands in August. REFLECTIONS STAFF: fBottom Row! Valli Pethtel, Debbie Martin, Debbie Ford feditor- in-chiefl, Rick Sutton, Cindy Stepp. KRow 22 Mr. Edgar Henderron fadviserb, Susan Will- mnnn, Dot Doublin, Tina Jernigan, Linette Morris, Dave Hodges. fRow 31 Linda Walker, Billie Sue Hardacre, janet Iandis, Leslie Dur- ham, Anne Crankshaw, Dick Gross. fRow 41 Don Rogers, John Stevens, Paul Fear, Nancy geidcy, Dean Everhart, Eric Schwarkopf, Craig rea . 48-Reflections er ' X123-f W .gl 533' working nighlr, yearbook staffer: mel their deadlinex. Editor-in-chief Debbie Ford plan: picture.: or a page. During TV drawing, Connie Cromer aim' iz CBJJBIIB recorder prerenled by Nancy Reidy. Linda Herr :J Santa? elf: Santa, Ken Roberdr. S t ' ff 'Q' ' if. ' t .. - Qi? -I Lil' 911521. .i

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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

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ABRAXAS STAFF: KBottom Row! Lee Quillen, Tamara Green, Tim Dunham feditorj, Marilee Miller. fRou' 21 Connie Beckley, Mark Rees, Bill Erdmann, Chris Barabe. layout: for tbe Blackford Literary Mazagine. Abraxar. were planned and drawn by editor Tim Dun- bam. Helping Tim parte up the article: in tbe magazine ir Bob Orwalt. Featured Abraxas ertay, Manure at My Lai, won honorable mention in a national con- text for Melanie Sprawl, receiving certificate from Mrs. Pugh. Abraxas had larger pag spiral binding Student writing endeavors resulted in the second edition of the Blackford lit- erary magazine, Abraxar. The magazine, composed entirely of student poetry, es- says, art and photography, took on a new larger page format and a spiral binding. Advance student subscriptions for the book totaled 550. The magazine sold for 50 cents. Student staffers worked with teachers in the English Department to produce the magazine. The type composition and pasteup was done by publications stu- dents. Abraxas-49