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

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Q--3-J YM, DE CLUB: fBot1om Rowl Mrs. Evelyn Lobrig- er Cspon.J, Mark Hornbaker Cvice-presj, De- rinda Thiery Ctreasj, Judy Allen fhisr.J, Mary Norris 4pres.b, Belly Koger fsecj. fRow 21 Marvin Adkins, lawrence Brown, Lyle Man- nix, Jean Roads, Sherry Anderson, Debbie Beckley, Nancy Eltzroth, Marlene Rhoton. fRou,- 32 Mike D. Jones, Larry Smart, Brett Rogers, Rick Sluder, Larry Turner, Gary Ful- ler, Carolyn Donathan, Marilyn Catlin, Jeff Champ. fRou' 4,1 Ed Morgan, Dennis DuBois, Dick Delporte, Dennis Townsend, joe Mellert, Gloria Lane, Susie Yates, Nancy Sorenson. fRow 51 Mike A. Jones, Tracy Michael, Paul Zile, Terry Tears, Ken Haynes, Judy Perry, Dawn Hess, Theresa Lord, Jean Smith. fRou' 62 Dana Pence, Tim Conner, Bob Slentz, Clarence Jones, Gary Morgan, Richard Sills, John Jordan, Bill Cark. Q, V. SE, SH: 9 Ann 'F :Leer if ii' P! S .I?3,fgi'.5' L ? . i l:'.i'. 'iii- Regional Dirlributive Education officer are the goal: of Billie Sue Hardacre, Judy Allen, Brenda Myerr and Mark Hornbaker, ar they create placardr to make tlaemrelver known and encourage voter. DE Clubber served a area officers The Distributive Education regional vice-president, associate vice-president and treasurer were all members of the BHS DE Club. Derinda Thiery, Mark Hornbaker and Billie Sue Hardacre were elected to their respective offices at the regional conference held at New Castle. Derinda went on to win the State DE vice-president election and Mark Horn- baker was elected 1971-72 state DE president. A fall candlelight installation ceremony members. No- for donating the needy and the Art Club made candidates official vember was a month Thanksgiving baskets to a joint candy sale with which grossed 31,100 for the club. members cele- In other projects, the brated national DE week with a major proclamation and also entertained their bosses at a luncheon. Ternpting Mr. Carbone with a box of frerb Stucleeyk pecan clruterr it Becky Banter. DE Club-71

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LIBRARY CLUB: IBoItorn Rowj Becky Schra- der Cpresj, Susie Wrestler Csec.J, Dorlhy Schufarizkopf Cvice-pres.D, Kathy Waners, Jean Roads. fRow 22 Mn. Dealie Dodd: Csponj, Dropping a penny from one'.r knee: into a cup war harder than it looked. Nolan Crump take: hi: turn at the near imporrihlen feat. Pattie Hazelbaker, Joan Younce, Debbie Christman, Carolyn Clem. fR0u' 32 Neil Kegerreis, Nolan Crump, Ray Smith, Bill Lynn, Ted Williams, Gary Morgan. The 'booked' some fun, too Learning the fundamentals of book care were members of the Library Club. The students mastered the basic tech- niques of libary work and then put them to use by working in the library. Club members checked out books, learned to classify them and replace them in the proper areas on the shelves. During February, clubbers took some time off from their work in the Library to have a Valentine Day party. A variety of games was played, with all members joining in the fun. Plans for later in the year included field trips to various other libraries in the area. There members planned to view the different methods by which a library can be operated. 70-Library Club Twi.fIef .reemed Io have Ted Wilhlwmr and Cathy Coleman in brian al the Library Club? Valentine Day Party.

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Concern over pollution problem: war evident when the Ecology Club cleaned up county road- Jider. Liz Monfort and Cheryl Clamme help. Eoology Club cleaned up county roads Members of the only new club-the Ecology Club-gave up a Saturday in November to help clean up Blackford County roads. The clean-up day was similar to the Earth Day that was held last year. Water samples from county streams were tested by club members to find pol- lution sources. State and local Conservation Officer Monte Beaver spoke later to the club on the pollution problems the people of Blackford County face. A mock trial in which the polluters of Blackford County would be indicted, question-answer panels, more clean-up projects, and a raffle in which the prize would be a free yard cleaning were in the process of being planned. Over 50 students joined the club in its first year. l ECOLOGY CLUB: fBott0m Rozul Kevin John- son, Craig Cortright, Rich Scott, Charlie Stepp fpres.l, Liz Monfort Ctreasj, Bill Erdmarm Cvice pres.J, Marilee Miller fsec.D, Nancy Dolan, Linette Morris, Mark Rees. KRow 21 Mr. Joe Carlelo Csponj, Earl Elliott, Pam jack- son, Cheryl Clarnme, Cathy Garrison, Barb Garrison, Meg Chaney, Cindy Ste p, Cathy Towne, Brenda White, Mr. Johan Cahill Cspon.J. fRow 32 Carl Volz, Linda White, Carol Risinger, Kevin Simmons, Robert Chit- tum, Tom Stepp, Tim Garrison, Don Rogers, Greg Lamott, Alan Vincent, Don Archer, Rick Yencer. K Row 41 Eric Moll, Jon Kimmel, Phil- lip Lennon, Les Win, Brent Caperton, Dave Gross, Dave Bowman, Keith Caperton, Jeff Hart, Mike Garrison, Ray Smith, Jim Mc- Pherson, Ray Boltz, Lee Quillen. 72-Ecology Club