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

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Science Club spaces out Science Club started the year by visiting Hayes Arboritum and the Ball State Planetarium. After visit- ing the Planetarium, the students and chaperones ate together at area restaurants. Christmas was made merrier by Science Club members who decorat- ed the Christmas tree which was in the school lobby during the season. The club held a Christmas party and decorated the tree. A money-making project for the Science Club this year was the sale of shamrocks on St. Patrick ' s Day. The greenhouse, which the Science Club is in charge of was also used for growing tomatoes, marigolds, impatience, and coleus. The green- house was open three Saturdays in May in order to sell the flowers. SCIENCE CLUB II: (Front Row) Mandy Rea, Sherri Hammond, Debbie Fisher, Bill Sutton, Cindie Hicks. Penny Robinson. (Row 2) Lisa Towns, Hutt Decker, Jo Boxell, Rich Taylor, Nancy Feitt, Debbie Overmeyer, Kathy Love, Lora Smith. (Row 3) Nila Taylor, Chris Smith, Colleen Cochran, Regina Mowery, Jane Kinser, Danny Sulit, Shelly Flanagan, Jenny Simmons, Jill Pierson, Delilah Gar- ringer. (Row 4) Lisa Hurst, Diana Montgom- ery. Tammie Shields, Linda Tyler. Debbie Harvey, Jami Knox, Dana Mcoun, Sondra An- derson, Laura Horton, Maggie Dinse. Janice Hannon, Corinne Goetz. (Row 5) Monica Lo- gan. Lynn Carnes, Monica Smith, Sean O ' Connell, Rob Brandon, Brett Conner, Bry- an Scwartzkoph, Lloyd Johnson, Mike Har- desty, Rob Inman, Trudy Moyer. SCIENCE CL UB L (Front Row) Mrs. Beverly Valencic (Span.), Scott Simmons, (Pres.), Todd Guyer (Vice-Pres.), Rhonda Hanning (Sec), Cheryl Sulit. Jennifer Bales. (Row 2) Rick Smith, Loraine Van Camp, Regina Fet- tig, Marlon St. John, Tammie Karnes, Mary Houseman, Teresa Bowen, Pam Bales, Beth Rogers. (Row 3) Shelly Overmeyer, Barb Greene, Kris Reidy, Dave Jackson. (Row 5) Walker, Rick LaMotte, Michele Ickes, Tony Kathy Jones, Beth Schwartzkoph, Kim Ely, Ramos, Jim Sullivan, Andrea Curme, Kris — ■--— ■-- - ' ' - -■--- r,--, .. Robinson, Lisa Brown, Tim Hiday. (Row 4) Kitty Enyeart, Denise Anderson, Amy Sills, Lisa Whitesell, Brenda Greene, Dawn Rob- erts, Misti CruU, Karen Kesseler, Connie Bret Shaw, Joe Edwards, Brian Beeks. Scott Twibell, Mike Jones, Todd Murray, Dale Snapp. Science Club 143

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SmaU clubs prove active A club doesn ' t have to be large to be active. The Library and the Health Careers clubs proved that this year. National Library Week was ob- served at Blackford by having club members and the student body dress for Crazy Day. Club members also attended a Christmas, Valentine, and End-of- the-Year Party. The Health Careers Club also had a productive year. The club traveled to Muncie to Ball Memorial Hospital in the fall. While there students toured the hospital and listened to various speakers. Another such trip was taken in the spring. Club mem- bers visited the Caylor-Nickel Clinic in Bluffton. The club sponsored a benefit dance for Lisa Hardin ' s family. Ap- proximately $700 was earned from the Light House ' dance. The money was presented to the Hardin family. The club also helped work on the March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon in the spring. Science Club ' s spaghetti sparks a candle light talk among Brenda Greene, Laura Norton, Denise Anderson, Debbie Neff, and Tammie Karnes. Fred Bartrom boogies at the Lisa Hardin Benefit Dance. Health Careers sponsored the dance to help the Hardins. ■ 1 i fMi ■T B M f lM i i A HEALTH CAREERS CLUB (Front Row) Te- resa Rea, Lesa Clancy, Tammie Sheilds (pres. elect), Teresa Brown (pres.), Carla Dodds (sec), Deanna Brown (tres.). (Row 2) Mrs. Jane Allen (span.), Brenda Yates, Debbie Willmann, Cheryl Love, Regina Fettig, Mag- gie Dinse, Teresa Bowen, Resa Wilson, Lisa West. (Row 3) Sandy Warner, Debbie Cain, Brian Beeks, Corinne Goetz, Karen Pierson, Teri Lewis, Tony Ramos. LIBRARY CLUB (Front Row) David Ran- dolph (tres.), Joni Johnson (sec), Mary Clem (vice pres.), Sherry Ailes (pres.). (Row 2) Mrs. Dealie Dodds (span) Mary Ann Davies, Julie Voght, Nancy Garr, Carla Roberts, Linda At- nip, Kesa Wilson. 142 Health Careers Club Library Club

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Mrs. Claudia Goodnight lectures a business class. In the background is a display of awards recently won by Office Education Association members. Mrs. Stroup receives a carnation from her son Jeff OEA sold carnations in February to raise money and celebrate Valentine ' s Day. OFFICE EDUCATTION ASSOCIATION: (Bottom Row) Lisha Adkins, Karen Jester (treas.), Kim Crabtree, Karen Reidy (pres.), Kris Hartley, Brenda Hiser, Kelly Mellert. (Row 2) Mrs. Claudia Goodnight (spon.). Eli- zabeth Sills. Judy Dunn. Stephanie Schwarz- kopf Heidi Hiser. Sheryl Farr. Patty Will- mann. Debbie Atkinson. Cindy Norton. Leslie Helm. Laura Maddox. (Row 3) Tiana Wil- coxon. Bob Kellog, Sherri Givens, Lisa Run- kle. Natalie Stallsmith. Sharie King. Kim Hall. Carrie Norton, Jill Barley. Beth Lee, Cindy McFarren. (Row 4) Rhonda Mann, Kim Gilland. Lorra Ailes. Gina Maddox. Mandi Brown, Debbie Bullard, Teresa Rea, Roxanne Martin, Tina Enochs, KM. Lord, David Ran- dolph, Debbie Adkins, Shelly Zigler. (Row 5) Kevin Wentz, Brenda Rogers, Julie Daily, Sherri Clamme, Marcia Brown, Kim Funk, Angle Dodds, Jim Mueller, Tommy Kreischer, Elaine Nelson, Lisa Conner, Dawn Roberts, Karen Wesolowski, Paula Earls, Amanda Warner, Kelly Landis. OEAers place at state Office Education members started their year by selling gift kits in Octo- ber. They also sold carnations on Valentine ' s Day. The 65 OEA mem- bers raised $200 for the Special Olympics with the sales. Club members listened to two guest speakers during the year. Mr. Alan Connors from the 3-M Com- pany discussed job interviews. Mr. A. Howard Melander discussed a c- counting. The club held its annual Christ- mas party at the BHS cafeteria and had a gift exchange. The club also had a pizza party in February. Several students placed in variousl competitions at the district OEA contest at Mississinewa High School. At the state competition in Indianapolis three people placed. This was the first time Blackford students placed at the state level. State winners were Kevin Wentz, Karen Reidy, and Kris Hartly. 144 Office Education Association