Blackhawk High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Blackhawk, IN)

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BARBARA JONES GEORGE HUNTER Yell Leader President 1945-48 Orchestra Carnival Queen Band 191-+7 Chorus Student CouncilYell Leader--1 Junior Play Baseball Senior Play Softball Junior Play--M Junior Play--M Senior Play Student Counci Chatterbox Staf Chieftain Staf DONALD CCTTOM EVALYN TRYON Vice President Secretary JBaseball. D. A. R. Basketball Junio: Play Junior Play Senior Play Senior Play Chorus . , Farm Bureau Softball Queen BETTY HAUSER BOB HENDRICK- Junior Play son Senior Play Treasurer Junior Play Basketball Prompter--'M7 Softball Student Council

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