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

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VanCordon, l.lnda, Sr.-52, 64, 69, 73, 76, 137, 164 VanCordon, Sandra, So.-73, 80, 82, 153, 165 VanHorn, Deborah, SO.-76, 79, 84, 153 VfrOTia, Dave, SO.-65, 74, 86, 99, 106, 153 Vincent, Alan, Fr.-80, 162 Vincent, James, Jr.-51, 65, 80, 95, 117, 146 Voght, Patricia, Jr.-40, 72, 83 Voght, Patsy, Jr.-91, 146 Vogtit, Sam, Fr.-162 Vorndran, Sand , Fr.-90, 162 Vollz, Carl, Jr.-146 w Wagner, Margie, S0.-43, 73 Wagner, Maria, Fr.-162 Wagner, Mary, S0.-77, 84, 153 Walker, Dennis, Sr.-20, 56, 64, 65, 74, 75, 88, 137, 174, 182, 194 Walker, Linda, Sa-72, 80, 83, 153, 165 Walker, Margo, S0.-8O, 82, 153 Walker, Myrna, Jr.-80, 82, 146 Walker, Robert, S0.-153 Wallace, Vickie, Fr.-81, 162 Walter, Byron, Fr.-83, 98, 107, 162 Walter, Sonya, Sa-154 Warner, Lois, S0.-8O, 154 Warner, Michael, Sr.-55, 84, 137 Warner, Terl, Sr.-70, 137 Warner, Tina, Fr.-83, 162 Washburn, Mr. Errol, faculty-57, 149 Watanabe, Lucia, exchange student-83 Watson, Burton, Fr.-162 Watson, Danny, Jr.-146 Wallers, Kathy, Fr.-162 Watlers, Rolen, Sr.-71, 137 Wayne, Margie, SO.-153 Weatherholt, Mr. Dewayne, bus drlver-168 Weaver, Mark, Jr.-146 Welsl, Tim, Fr.-162 Welge, Mr. Fred, laculty-8, 45, 113, 119 Wells, Bob, Fr.-162 Wells, Dorothy, Sr.-34, 90, 137 Wells, Roy, Jr.-71, 146 Welsh, Julia, Sr— 66, 73, 91, 137 Wenlz, Joe, Fr.-83, 98, 111, 162 Weschke, Sieve, Sr.-62, 63, 64, 137 Weseli, Mark, Fr.-83, 162 West, Carolyn Jean, Jr.-146 West, Gary, Fr.-162 White, Brenda, Sa-39, 73, 76, 87, 151, 152, 154, 165 While, l.lnda, Jr.--1, rt, C2, 7«, 8«, Wl.lt -, Handy, S0.-IM Whlti-hur«t, Terr , Jr.-146 Whltenell, Gcoriie, Fr.- ' ji!, 113, 162 Wl.lt -«ell, Mr». Wllma, xjk-lw Wdlesell, Tere«a, So.-e4, 72, 80, Vl, Whybrew, Kalby, Jr.-«4, 72, HO, HZ, 1 164 Wllcoxon, carl, So.- ' 7, 108, 109, IM Wllcoxon, Su»le, 80.-154 Williams, Ann, Jr.-76, 79, 84, 142, 1 177 Williams, Dave, Sr.-74, 86, 137 Williams, Ivan, Sr.-137 Williams, Mr. John, bus drlver-16« Williams, Judith, Sr.-I37 Williams, Karen, Fr.-162 Williams, Marlene, SO.-72, SO, 154 Williams, Mike, Jr.-146 Williams, Mike, Sr.-137 Williams, Ted, SO.-62, 74, 86, 154 Williams, Terry, SO.-154 Wlllmann, Dallas, Er.-137 Wlllmann, Mike, Jr.-99, 106, 146 Wlllmann, Susan, SO.-72, 73, 85, 154 Wilson, Cheryle, Jr.-146 Wilson, Donna, Sr.-53, 64, 69, 72, 83, 1 164 Wilson, Leo, Sa-137, 154 Wilson, Oma Lynn, Fr.-lC2 Wilson, Sam E. m, Sr.-71, 76, 78, : Wilson, Tony, So l06, 111 Wine, Bill, Fr.-62, 80, 84, 98, 107, 1 162, 165 Wine, Cathleen, S0.-154 Winters, Nancy, Jr.-146 Wise, Bruce, Sa-77, 154 WItmer, Mr. Robert, faculty--ll, 74, 163 Witt, Leslie, Fr.-76, 111, 159, 162 Will, LuAnn, Fr.-62, 77, 83, US Woltgang, Sam, Sr.-137 Woolard, Mr. Harvey-168 Woolard, Steve, Fr.-162 Worster, Cecelia, Sr.-66. 67, 84, 138 Worster, Jim, S0.-154 Wrestler, Susie, Jr.-146 WKESTLING-108-109 Wrighlsman, Diana, Sr.-22, 64, 84, 1 164 Wyatt, Leroy, Jr.-146 Wyatt, Nlla, Sr.-13e Wyatt, Pauline, Fr.-40, 162 Yadoo, Don, So-.«2, 74, 8«, 102, 103, 112 113, 154 Yadon, Sheila, Sr— 70, 138 Yates, James, Sr 34, M, 66, 91, 138 Yates, Sozle, Jr.-62. 6«, 67, 91, 146, 164 Yencer, Patty, Sq 72, 73. 90, 154 Yencer, Rick, SO.-32, 66, 67, 74, 75, 34, 86, 88, 154, 165, 194 Yoder, Ed, S0.-I54 Yoder, Harold, Fr l60 York, Deborah, Sr.-6€, 83, 87, 91. 138 Younce, Joan, SO.-154 Zlle, Paul, So.-in, 154 Index of Advertisers Bob Williams ImpIenients-181 Bonham Insurance-171 Chaney Hardware-171 Charlie ' s Girl CasuaIs-180 Citizens State Bank-174 Crankshaw Motors-176 CuUen Feed and Grain-171 Custom Farm Services. lnc.-185 Dairy Queen-175 Dorothy ' s Apparel-177 Eddie ' s T ' i Music Center-180 Ethel ' s Flower Shop-181 First National Bank-170 Forrester Insuranre-183 Fulton Glass-185 Hartford Automotive Supply-179 Hartford Glass-173 Hartford Hardware-183 Hartley ' s Jewelry-182 Henderson ' s Men ' s Fumtshings-180 Heyde ' s Dutch Maid Car Wash-180 Heyde 011-179 Hoosler House-181 Hoover Needler-i78 Horrom Insurajice-172 Indiana Michigan Electric-173 Jack ' s Body Shop-180 J. B. Chevrolet Sales-185 Joe ' s IGA-176 K. A. Pontuis l82 Kenny ' s Stajidard Servtce-178 Keplinger Funeral H. mi?-17 Mehltng Dnig Store-18-4 Mercer Lumber-175 My Fair Ladj Coiffures-172 Nlckerson Farms-179 Photo Arts-184 Pizza Klns-177 Printer 21nfc-l82 Rex Studio-173 Rlchman-MarUn Funeral Hooe-ITS Rlggln Dairv-181 Rural Loan Savlr .gs-172 Schisler Shoe Sbop-1 TS Scborey ' s Men ' s Wear-!77 Sheller-G!obe-185 SiDclair Glass-184 Stockton Fruit Market-185 Suite ' s Sportlr.g Goo(Js-176 Swede Anderson Mocors-175 The Bank of Mootpeller-lSS ■ 3-M CorTy anv-171 Traurini: Motors-175 Walker Funeral Home-ISl Willman Lumber-173

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gleams that Mumm MLD Exploring this new world, we sampled the best it had to offer and helped make its beginning an auspicious one. The year ' s climax came at gradua- tion. Commencement — for senior s — marked their entrance into the adult world. Now they face other problems: the rigors of college or military life, marriage, the responsibility of earning their own living. For undercl assmen, the challenge also continues: in years to come they must nurture a budding school spirit and con- tinue the initial winning tradition. Beginning its second year, BHS still has many untapped resources. It holds even more opportunities for explora- tion and discovery, awaiting the pioneer who will accept the challenge. Top: Diamonds sprouted on many girls ' hands, signifying future plans that centered around a home and family. Bottom: Before plunging into adult life, graduates sometimes had a feeling of aloneness.