Blackford High School - Saga Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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- .V WV 1 . W i, ' T . , .- V Row T: M. Leidenheimer, N. Bloomfield, N. de la Cruz, S. Seltzer, D. Daniels, K. Kygar, S. Yarchever. Row 2: M. Andro, C. Loveltt, V. Ewers, Y. Hewitt, P, Purdy, N. Bless, G. Bowers. Row 31 M. Devens, N. Andro, K. Orlando, M. Curtis, P. Reuwsaat, H. Hurst, J, Krieg. Row 41. M. Griffin, C. Andro, M. Bryant, M. Kelliclc, R. Schmalzbach, T. Jarnagon. DRAMA COMMISSION The primary purpose of the drama commission is to help with any theatrical production at Blackford. Members, with the aid of their advisor, Miss Long, either act or work on the stage crew, sets, publicity, props, costumes, or make-up. The big event of the year is the all school ploy. This years production, Li'I Abner, had a cast of over seventy. Leading roles in the musical were played by John Whitten as Lil Abner, Marsha Sims as Daisy Mae, Steve Tuthill as Marryin' Sam, Marty Rice as Earthquake McGoon, Donna Nelson as Mammy Yokum, and both Dennis Conroy and Jim Mer- klinghaus as Poppy Yokum, and Bill Cope as General Bullmoose, The Drama Commission also presented a one act play to other schools towards the end of the year. Li'l Abner tells cronies why he would Mdruther have his druthers lui Everyone loins in for the Matrimonial Stomp. The wives tell Marryin' Sam about their trip to Washington 142

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, l Row T: R. McGaughy, B. Hennig, R. Manfre, N. Sinnott, F. Cote, C. Flood, D. Yoshihara, R. Mosely, G. Heidinger, D, Abraham, D Pottier, D, Hoppin, J. Bloomfield, C. Ratkovick, M. Morse, M. Duggins, Row 4: T. Jarnagan, W. Cox, J. Yoshihara, P. Oleary Worden, Row 21 V. Whiteside, K, McCraney, B, Kimura, K. S. Morrisey, S. Wills, J. Ireland, S. Hanna, T. Gemignani, B Brovvn, F. Williams, R. Wright, D. Pekasso, J. Momsen, T. Cronin. Abraham, M, Sharpe, Row 3: R, Foster, J. Okasaki, S. Morris, M. G SB! 7 Any boy who has lettered in a sport is eligible for Block The boys are supervised by Coach Dempsey. The main project of the service club vvas selling programs for football and basketball games. During football season, Block B sponsored the Bashful Brave contest. Clues were given in three different programs telling where the Bashful Brave was hiding. The first person to find the Bashful Brave received a gift certificate for the student store. During basketball season, numbers of the different programs were called off at the games and the winners received 55.00 certificates at the student store. 5132: iwfwff .-,if gu.4t,fx4-5 4 i ' 7 3 .Q ii its V 4' lf' 4542 ' sri is-.LF 1 ....,,. .fn sv l A' t J! f 'fl' 3' ' Block B in action T41

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AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE A . i ,a,, 4',,4' . . I . . if N ' EII . A. F.S. Semi-finalists: Gene Gilluly, Rick Lee. Row It G. Finch, K. Eskeldson, G. Dalmau, P. Pittman, Ng Ser Miang, J, Grayson, J Inamasu, L Mor an, M Proni. Row 2, M Griffin E. Schade K. , . g . V . , West, S. Snyder, K. Okashirna, M. Matusich, C. Wood, M. Manthey. Row 3. D. Zody, C. Hanson, G. Gilluly, R. Lee, B. Stobbe, C. Greenberg, T. Ordon, L. Puccinelli. The American Field Service Program raises money to sponsor a foreign exchange student at Blackford each year. The two finalists from Blackford were Gene Gilluly, who was sent to Costa Rica, and Rick Lee. Money was raised with the help of the advisor, Mr. Buonocore, by selling candy, co-sponsoring a hootenanny, and selling I support AFS. buttons during American Field Service Week Jan Stockard with her sister' in Germany. KARAKQNHA Hi-Y e at t c.s a . Row I: T, Cermak, G. Ahrens, S. Porsagian, T. Jarnagan, F. Cote, Powell, K. Markee, R. Rudden. Row 3. J. Rhodes, I-I. Braunef, C B, Hennig, N. Chase, Row 2. G. Oba, D. Zody, S, Morris, M. POTTIGV, 5 Howto. C Hwnson. Karakonha Hi-Y, a service club, is under the sponsored by Rotary International. The clubs activ- direction of Mr. Browning. This year, the clubs ities Were Cl CCIV wash Gnd O COV smash. name was changed to Interact since they are now G