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

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} » M • r fe N 1 MRS. PAT BOWDELL, B.A., M.A.: Adv. Clothing. Textiles: Span. ofFHA. MR. LEEBROYLES, B.S., M.A.: World Geog- raphy, US History: Span, of Student Council. MR. JOSEPH CASTELO. B.S., M.A.: US Govt, US History: Span, of Stu- dent Council. MR. GARY CHESSMAN, B.S, M.A.: Printing, Photography, Industrial Math: Span, of Industrial Arts Club, Asst. Baseball Coach. MR. ROBERT COSCARELLI. B.S., M.S.: Radio TV Production, Mass Comm., Drama, Speech. Debate: Spon. of NFL, Masque Gavel, Thespians, Debate Coach. Dir. of Winter and Spring Plays. MR. CHRISTO- PHER COY. B.S., M.A.E.: Adv. Biology. Gen. Biology: Head Track and Cross Country Coach. MR. STEVE BRUNES, B.S.. M.A.E.: English 7; Varsity Basket- ball Coach. MRS. MARGARET CARNES, B.S., M.A.: English II: MR. RICHARD CLARK. B.S.: US History, Civics: Asst. Foot- ball, Basketball, Track Coach. MR. MICHAEL COOPER, B.S., M.A.: Life Science. MRS. CAROLYN DEMPSY. B.A., M.A.:Adv. Foods, Interior Decorating, Child Care, Brewin Singles. Adult Living. Consumer Management: Spon. of FHA. MRS. MIL- DRED G. DEWEERD, A.B., M.S.: Typing I-IL Faculty 83

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MR. JOHN S. ADAMS, B.A.. M.A.E.: Art Sur- vey, Paint, Drawing, Sculp., Ceramics. Adv. Cer., Wheel Cer.. Graphics. Ind. Study: Span, of Art Club, Booster Club. Boy Cheerleaders. MRS. BETTY ANDERSON, B.A.. M.L.S.: Ge- ometry, General Math. MRS. DONNA AT- KINSON, B.S.: German I-IV; Spon. of German Club, Frosh Cheerleaders. MR. DANIEL R. BAUGHEY, B.S., M.A.E: ICT. Metals: Spon of Industrial Arts Club, Frosh Football Coach. MR. JAY BEAVER, B.S., M.A.: Algebra I-II, Indust. Math. MR. RICHARD BEYMER, B.S., M.A.T: English; Spon. of Soph. Class. Foculty suTviues after 8S Grading papers and lecturing in class were not the only activities of BHS ' s teachers. Many were in- volved in various extra-curricular activities. One advantage of being a teacher is having the summer off Mrs. Bev Valencic, Mr. Chis Coy, and Mrs. De- bra Gahbard visited France and Switzerland. Ms. Barbara Douglas took a cruise to Nova Scotia and Ber- muda. Some teachers had jobs to earn a little extra money during the sum- mer. Mr. Dan Baughey, Mr. Rick Teats, Mr. Gary Cheesman, and Mr. Mike Cooper did construction work. Others continued to serve the school. Mr. Jerry Shreves and Mr. Errol Washburn helped at athletic events and taught Drivers-Ed. Mrs. Wilma Hartzell, Mr. Joe Castelo, and Mr. John Leech taught summer gov- ernment. Writing an Indian novel and working for Ayr- Way were two ways Mrs. Kelsea Smith spent her summer. She also had many poems published. Running was a favorite sport on summer days for Mr. Doug Osborn and Mr. Rick Teats. Other teacher hobbies included camping, golf gar- dening, furniture refinishing, cook- ing, sewing, reading, swimming, and antique collecting. Mr. Noel Lewis leans on the doorway to the teacher ' s workroom as he talks with several teachers before the school day begins. 82 Faculty

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An empty hallway gives Mr. James Landis and Mr. Doug Osborn a chance to discuss the fate of the world or maybe just the weather. MRS. DEALIE DODDS, B.S.. M.A.: Librarian, Library Science: Spon. of Library Club. MS. BARBARA DOUGLAS, B.S., M.A.: English II; Spon. of NFL, Masque Gavel, Dir. of Fall Play, Speech Team Coach. MR. NORM FOG- WELL, B.S., M.A.E.: Agriculture I, II, IV: Spon. ofFFA, Frosh Basketball and Football Coach. WWfK M pi 5f Hff V C ' ' w ■■l y mA MR. WILLIAM G. FREAD, B.S., M.S.: Dir of Bands. MRS. DEBRA GABBARD, B.S., M.A.: French I-IV; Spon. of French Club, Senior Class. MRS. ELIZABETH GARRITSON, B.S., M.A.: Marketing I-III; Spon. of D.E. 84 Faculty