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

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On the green for a prospective par, junior Scott Winder finishes a chip. Winder played fourth man on the squad most of the year. With a team huddle before the meet. Coach Ross Myers, who has piloted the team since 1971, tries to motivate his golfers to another win. Showing his form that has earned him Medalist many times this year, junior John Moore hits another drive. Moore was second man on team. COLf TEAM: (Bottom Row) Mark Faas, Jeffl nning, John Moore, Scott Winder, Chris Halley, Mike Halley. {Row 2) Coach Ross Kfyers, Pxjl Faas, Bob Roark, Joh n Willmann, Chris Fread. Mike Willmann, Ron Banter. Golt in

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Linksmen season ended with fO wins With three returning lettermen — seniors Chris Fread and Mark Faas, and junior John Moore — Coach Ross Myers set out to rebuild his golf pro- gram. He succeeded — compiling a 10- 3 season. The team was up-and-down, but came away from a meet with 10th- ranked New Castle with a decisive vic- tory. The Myersmen were third in the CIC, only three strokes out of first place. The Bruins placed 10th in the Huntington Sectional, and fourth in the Eastbrook Invitational, a meet with tra- ditionally stiff competition. Two bright spots of the Bruins were junior golfers Moore and Paul Faas. Both shot nine-hole totals of 34, under par. .. W .. -ry VARSITY GOLF RECORD BHS OPPONENT OPP. 157 Eastbrook 159 . - Madison-Grant 182 :1s 166 Wabash 192 303 Mew Castle 313 329 Elwood 346 154 Mississinewa 164 163 Southern Wells 182 4th — Eastbrook Invitational 3rd — CIC Meet ' ' 6 ■ S ' V 110 Golf

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Girls ' net ball ' had two kinds The Girls Volleyball team finished its season with a record of 8-6. Tammy Boltz, senior, was named the most valu- able player and scored the most points. Ms. Diane Stevens was coach. Although the Girls ' Basketball record ended 3-9, new Coach Kathy Fergus observed great improvements were made with each game, i was most pleased that they developed into a real {earn, not a few individuals playing to- gether, Coach Fergus said. Lynn Lefevre, Boltz, and Anita Ci- mino carried the scoring burden with 13.3, 11.6, and 7 point averages. Cimino and Nancy Brown combined for a avar- age of 22 rebounds per game despite great height disadvantages. In the four-way tourney the girls beat Jay, whom they had lost to early in the season, and came within eight points of beating Mississinewa and winning the tourney. Mississinewa had won by 28 in the first game of the season. They fin- ished as runners-up in the tourney. C RtS ' VOlIfYB Mi KLZOm BHS y CIRLS ' BASKETBALL RECORD Mississinewa Ea ibrook Madison-Grant Jay County Tipton Peru 4-Way Tourney Jay County Mississinewa Wabash Marion New Castle OPP. 70 49 49 49 56 Madison Grant Sectional GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM: (Bottom Row) Coach Kathy Fergus, Penny Clamme, Diane Montgomery, Mary Wihon, Tammy Wolfe, Shelly Schermerhorn, Janet Booher, Asst. Coach Tammy Booher. (Row 2) Kristi Oberholzer, Teresa Sharp, Melanie Cline, Pam Nuckols, Kim Stump, Jo Wagner, Barb Jones. (Row 3) Caroline Stanley, Londa Brgdoll, Betsy Wilson, Teresa Smith, Ann Skillen, Anita Cimino, Nancy Brown, Faye Butcher. (Row 4) Lynn Lefevre, Kendra Ducy, Tammy Boltz, Tammy Baker, Patty Hardesty. 112 Girls ' Volleyball And Basketball A tense moment in the Eastbrook game is reflected on the faces of Coach Kathy Fergus, Caroline Stan- ley, and Kendra Ducy.