Bloomfield High School - Owl Yearbook (Bloomfield, IN)

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8th Grade: Bonnie Hanson Mike Neill 9th Grade: Tommy Workman Nancy Dean Student Council Operating as the connective link be- tween the student body and the administra- tion, the Student Council is the most impor- tant and the 1T1OSt influential organization at Bloomfield. The student Council offers each student at Bloomfield the opportunity to im- prove his school through class representatives. The two representatives listen to ideas, eval- uate them, and express them in meetings with the administration. This not only en- courages democratic principles in school but also provides the opportunity for each stu- dent to develop leadership. 12th Grade: Steve Pullen Shirley Gardner llth Grade: Eugene Helms Jane Gilmore Mr . Gabbard Sponsor l0th Grade: Ronnie Sparks Channa Vosloh PRESIDENTS BACK ROW: Claudia Beck, Tri-Hi-Y, Judy Price, Strut and Fretg Shirley Gardner, Band, Marynel l-laseman, G. A. A. g ROW TWO: John Pielemeier, Hi-Yg David Johnson, Grade 9, Jerry Calvert, Boy's 4-Hg Joe Driscoll, Grade 129 Darrell Neidigh, F. F. A.g Rick Johnson, B-Men's Club. ROW ONE: Sherry Ammer, Grade 10, Carol Conrad, Grade 115 Patty Fault- less, Girl's 4-Hg Beth Uland, Latin Club, Susan Turner, Grade 8. 10 Mr. Matrox Sponsor

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Summer School Learning to type was the purpose of Mrs. Uland's summer Typing I class. To gain experience, they watched a demonstration of duplicating--ditto and m1meograph-- then compiled a twenty page booklet. 1 -M 3 tty, a ' at fr ls. ourse in sociology this summer. As a culmination, a program was given, consisting of a debate and a mock UN Security Council meeting. The students discussed problems concerning world situations and explanations of several topics covered in the course. ,Q- ps- Watch out! You're going to hit that bridge! This is only one incident that Mr. Glover en- dured durng his summer school driver's training course. With actual driving experience, they also studied the make up of a car and courtesy of the road. vagal' ,sl 0 rag. L

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ational Honor Society New at BHS 2 CHARTER MEMBERS--Sophomores, Joe Gabbard, Jerry Calvert, Patty - Pershing, Joyce Inman, Judy Bowersock, John Tilford, Loretta Sachs, B Beth U1-ind, Jamie Street, Brenda Hasler, Channa Beth Vosloh, Dixie if Lowder, Kay Bucher, Sherry Hord. Juniors, Eugene Helms, Dorothy B ' Roach, Carol Conrad, Ricky Johnson. Seniors, Leonard Dobson, Su- san Kidd, John Pielemeier, Claudia Beckik E i Eligibility is based on Service, Leadership, Character, and a scholastic average of B in all solids for four consecutive grading periods. Sopho- mores are probationary members. The group were formally installed as mem- bers by the Brazil Chapter. The local organization was formed through the efforts of the Student Council. The National Honor Society is a school organ- ization for outstanding students of grades 10-ll-12. Its purpose shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Bloom- field High School. 'II