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An interest in cars led senior Bob Crank- show to take a job as an apprentice grease monkey. At 170 pounds, Heidi, a one-year-old St. Bernard puppy (?), kept mistress Nan Cook ' s hands full. Responding to the cattle call after a day at school uas a common duty of BHS farm youth. Dennis Walker teas one of the many who attached milking machinery. 20
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They put us on the map Sectional basketball chamfts, the Indiana DECA Sweetheart and the State Broadcasting champion could be seen roaming the halls of BHS in ' 69-70. A total of 28 shiny metal statues — BHS ' s first-year trophies — graced the shelves of the display case. Fourteen tro- phies represented achievements by mem- bers of speech and drama groups. Ten awards were won by Distributive Education competitors, two by the Band and two for basketball. The BruIN- former, the school newspaper, was awarded a plaque for a first-class rating for the first semester. In addition, a mass of minor individual awards were won. The first year of BHS ' s existence was certainly a winning one in which stu- dents put their best and first foot forward. Top: This collection of trophies, plaques and certificates ivas amassed by Blackford in fust one year. Below: With practice and precision, the Band took a first-place trophy at the march- ing contest at Columbia City.
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All student life didn ' t end at 3£)9 Car care, pet supervision, and farm functions — plus the usual loads of home- work — kept BHS students busy after school hours. Males lavished hours of attention on that all-important automobile, essential for status as well as transportation. To earn extra money, students held jobs, either through DE or on an independent basis. Rural dwellers had responsibilities on their family farms. Other home re- sponsibilities included babysitting, house- work and pet care. Book learning was only one facet of a BHS ' er ' s education, as outside school activities offered another di- mension to student life. Extra hours of homework, plus the frenetic pace of high school life, seems to have ex- hausted freshman Rich Scott. Helping a customer select a Christmas gift is part of Liz Johnson ' s job as clerk at the f ' al Discount Center.
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