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

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Bruin building process S:l j :i fr sta r ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' - - ' « - FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM: rfronf RotvJ Rick Ehlers, Dave Conn, Bill Wine, Rich Scott, Mike Schuhz. (Row 2) Dave Mont- gomery, Neil Hahn, Mark Baughey. George Whitesell, Calvin Gadbury, Rob Bonham, and Coach Fred Welge. Thren Bruin Trackmm — Don Yadon, Doug Bedudl, and Doug Oshorn— listen to Coach Mark Crain as he explains a special technique before the Mansfield Relays. TRACK SCOREBOARD Bruins Opp. 571 2 Bluffton 60 15 Wabash 103 33 Elwood 85 72 Dunkirk 46 37 Three-way meet — 3rd 361 Four-wav meet — 3rd 45 Delta 72 36 Peru gl 30 Tipton 88 9 CIC meet— 6th 41 Portland Sectional FRESHMAN ASD Ji.MOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Cubs Opp 41 Elwood 59 Delta 451 19 Marion Jones 81 1 25 Muncie Kuhner 84 30 Riverview 68 41 Three-way meet — 3rd VARSITY TRACK TEAM: (Bottom Row) Marvin Clamme. Doug Bedwell. Keith Davton. John Schuhmacher. Terry Goodspeed. Bar- T - Markin. Frank Anderson. Paul Spauldin (Ron- 2) Dave Lo te. Bill Meredith. Bob Coch- ran, Dave Clayton Dave Ramsev. Joe Fry Doug Osborn. Marty Daniel. Mark Bauchev Daryl Thiery. Dennis His er. (Row 3) Mr.Do ' n McAfee. (Assl. Coach t. Dean Schwarzkoph. Ralph Koger. John Stevens. Ernie Beti Mark Schnltz. Dave McVicker. Pat OTonnell. Fred Myrick. Don Yadon, Coach Mark Grain.

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Inexperienced track squad started The young track team of Coach Mark Grain succeeded in winning just one of its dual meets this season. The team, with only three seniors, began with a close one in which Bluffton slipped by the Bruins 601 2-57 V - Two more losses — Wabash, 103-15, and El- wood, 85-33— were posted before the Bruins finally broke into the win column by defeating Dunkirk 72-46. From there, however, things went downhill as the Bruins lost their next four dual meets Delta, 72-45; Peru, 81-36; Tipton, 88- 30; and Portland, 76-41. During the season the Bruins also competed in a three-way meet with East- brook and Alexandria, in which they placed third, and a four-way meet with Madison Grant, Mississinewa, and Bluff- ton in which the Bruins placed third, defeating Mississinewa. In the GIG meet the Bruins beat out Alexandria and Elwood for sixth place. In the sectional, competing against 26 other teams, the Bruins failed to score. Bruin 440 man Don Yadon breaks the tape after completing an exhausting run. TAYLOR Leaping the final obstacle. Bruin high hardier Doug Bedieell keeps a ,ump ahead oj his Peru competitors in order to secure a coveted blue ribbon.

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Bruin golfers won CIC tournament; The Bruin golfers, under the coaching of Mr. Dan May, compiled a 5-7-1 rec- ord for dual meets as they lost six matches out of their first seven. The Bruins beat Mississinewa 6-4, Southern Wells 8-0, Wabash 6-4, and Tipton 5-3. Their losses were to New Castle 6-4, Elwood 14-1, Madison Grant 7-3, Port- land 182-173. Eastbrook 6-4, and Bluff- ton 231-205. The tie match resulted when the Bruins faced South Adams, ending in a 5-5 draw. For the CIC meet Mr. Kenneth Ross super ised the team. The Bruins placed first in the tournament with a total score of 344, and Steve Morris won medalist honors with a 75. Muncie Bur- ns had beaten the Bruins but was forced to forfeit the trophy when an error on the score card was found. This meet marked the first CIC tour- nament win in any sport for Black- ford High School. Cautiously preparing to putt. Bruin golfer Norm Houze eyes his ball during the Southern Wells match. Number one man Steve Morris, who nas med- alist at the CIC tournament with a 75, be- gins his first drive of the day.