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

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Being Dean of Girls is not strictly a disciplin- ary job. Mrs. Joanne Gibson has a chat with junior Mehnda Miller during a break. Student schedules can cause many headaches for Mr. James Landis, guidance counselor. A swinging marble game relieves frustrations. Although Mr. Kenneth Ross is best known as the lunch room pa troller he is also in volved in a variety of paper work as the Dean of Boys. To make the schedule changes work coopera- tion was needed throughout the school. Mr. Michael Retherford and Mr. Noel Lewis led the way. Deans And Principals 95

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A year of many changes This was a year of firsts for the administration. After the addition of the new principal, Mr. Michael Retherford, Many changes occurred at B.H.S. One of the changes was a new lunch program. It was changed to three thirty minute periods. An- other change was the elimination of homeroom, which caused school to start ten minutes later and dismiss ten minutes earlier. Every six days a one-hour activity period was scheduled. During this Besides handling tickets and organizing ath- letic events, paperwork is involved in Mr. John carbone ' s job as athletic director. time clubs and organizations met. Some of the activities available for students were swimming, cards, ping-pong, closed circuit TV, con- versation rooms, and tutoring in various subjects. Students ' futures were directed in part by the deans and guidance counselors. These five people helped students, from freshmen to seniors, with present problems and future plans. Mr. Michael Retherford ' s goal for his first year was to provide the best education possible for each stu- dent, limited only by the available resources. f A During senior year a student needs counsel- ing concerning future plans. Mr. Stuart Brown provides this help to senior Caria Dodds. Cooperation with the National Guard earns Mrs. Jayne Allen recognition in the form of a plaque from Guard officer Mr. Mark Waldron. 94 Deans And Principals

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Mrs. Anita McCardle assists with most ever- ything invovled in directing 15 athletic teams. Mrs. Anna Cook, above, supplies students and faculty with paper, pens, erasers, etc. from the BHS bookstore. Seeing that the A.V. equipement gets to the right place at the right time is Mrs. Carole Jones ' job. She is also the one to see for films. ■ p A t ¥7n ' , Mimeographing tests is but one part of Mrs. Jean Ann Rhodes ' job in the teachers ' workroom. She also puts up with constant banter as teachers check mail. 96 Secretaries