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

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FFA judged crops, cattle Pest control was a major project of the Future Farmers of America. The club members were divided into two groups with the losing team providing a dinner for the winners. Points were decided by the number of pests, or proof, brought to be burned in the incinerator each day. Club members also participated in soil judging and placed 18th among teams in area contest. Plans were made to have teams in dairy, livestock and crop judging in the spring. FFA'ers also at- tended the 1970 Farm Progress show. Members of the FFA met every two weeks to discuss future plans. The club's new sponsor was Mr. Larry McCullough. 68-FFA Helping the farmer: with pert comrol war one of the FFA'r pfoieclr. Mr. larry McCullough, :pon- sor, bold: the incineralor lid open while jack Slentz deporilr hir 'cntclJ of the day, The club war divided into two team: with the losing team buying the winnerr' dinner. FFA: fBoltom Rozifl Terry Firber freporterb, Dean Scbwarzkoph Ctreasj, Jack Sleniz Cvice pres.J, Dave Lowe Cpresj, Calvin Gadbufy Csecj, Bob Miller Csentj, Mr. larry McCul- lough, Cspon.J. KRou' 21 Neil Kegerreis, Ralph Koger, Paul Price, Nolan Crump, Jay Town- send, Jon Kimmel. fRou' 32 Ted McCammon, Dwight Curts, David Bennett, Bill Bye, Ed Cook, Mike Schuhmacher. fRow 41 Bob Pence, Jim Morgan, Rick Glessner, Mike Speece, Rus- sell Kinder. fR0w 52 Greg Coffel, Mark Le- chien, Theldon Thorburgh, Gary McDonald, Ted Williams.

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FHA: fBonom Row! Linda Cole qhistj, Mur- garel McDaniel Cpub. rel.D, Smie Kemp Ctreasj, Cheryl Bell Cpres.J, Sherry Hoorer Csecb. Nancy Eltzrolb Creporrerb, Domm Clamme fpub. rel.D, Kay Hornbalcer. fRoi1' 21 Mrr. Gblee Kerrbner Csponj, Marolyn Love, Pam Hogan, Anita Gulley, Susan Lord, Susan Eltzroth, Deborah Hummer, Mfr. Mary Knott' Csponj. IRO14' 3l Cheryl Morgan, Sandy Cole- man, Brenda Bilbrey, Lorena Norris, Teresa Whitesell, Linda Sutton, Sandy McCammon, Diana johnson, Becky Kellogg. KRON' 4l Mary Ann jones, Linda Oswalt, Jo Hess, Teresa Young, Rhonda Vanderbur, Theresa Lord, Elerga Anshurz, Marcia Rees, Debbie Rea, Pam For . Helping Hand of FHA aided local hospital Special programs were included along with the regular itinerary for the Future Homemakers of America. A special self- improvement course, Hair Care, and Helping Hands, a program to help the bedridden patients at the local hospital, were new FHA projects. In November the FHA sponsored a party for the pre-schoolers of the Allen County Childrens' Home. A chili supper was given and a Punch Bowl party was planned for the end of the year. Joint meetings with both the Norwell Chapter of the FHA and with the Hi-Y were also held. Various speakers were heard, and films concerning aspects of marriage and how to run a house ef- ficiently were viewed by members of the Homemakers Club. Hair Care was a relf-improvement program for FHA memberr. Dormu Clamme demom ilrater the correcl way lo .tel one'.r burr. FHA-67

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SCIENCE CLUB: fBolt0m Roufl Greg Sills, john .S'le1'en,r CPrcs.J, Nikki Marrball fsecj, Kathy Broun Cvice-pres.J, Mark Rees. fRou' 21 Doug Cope, Daniel Maddox, Gayla johnson, Diane Marshall, Cindy Ford, Marilee Miller, Mr. Donald McAfee Csponj. fR0u' 32 Gary McDonald, Robert Chitrum, Rob Bonham, Ted McCammon. fRou' 4,9 Tim Garrison, Jim Mc- Pherson, Bill Erdmann, Lee Quillen, Rich Scott. fRou.' 59 Mike Kershner, Dave Ramey, Pat O'Connell, Stan Rouse, David Henderson, Robert julian. Science Club listened to SST, Explaining hir proiect, 'Tandem Wing Aircraft it junior Brent Caperton. Brent received the Air Force Au-ard at the Regional Science Fair in Muncie, ar the bert exhibit in its area. With all the time needed, Rob Julian de- liberate: hir move during the Cberr Tourna- ment. Stan Rome war bi: opponent. eutron talk Neutron Activation Analysis was the title of a lecture given to the Science Club by Dr. Elmer Nussbaum of Taylor Uni- versity. The talk centered on the scientific processes now used in solving crimes. Another talk, on the SST and its relation to our environment, was presented to the club by Dr. William Crankshaw, another college professor. With a profit of S270 from the annual popcorn sale, clubbers were able to help science students buy the necessary ma- terials for Science Fair projects. Winning at the Regional Science Fair were juniors Brent Caperton and Keith Lanham and senior Marilee Miller. Brent won the Air Force Award while Marilee received a second in Chemistry. Keith won an Honorable Mention in Medicine. Club members held a chess tournament and a Christmas party. Science Club-69