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

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Slow music and romantic de- cor put couples in a slow- dance mood. Ready for the Morp are cool characters Allan Archer and Kathy Mehling. Joshua bleif the icalls down at the after-prom for Carol Besley and Barb Cain. 23

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Spring was social fling The Shortbranch was the site of a showdown between lad-hunting lassies and their prey (dates) at the turnabout Morp. Real western grub was ser -ed, with pop music for dancing. Romeo and Juliet ' s dream come true was the Junior-Senior Prom, ruled by Queen Pam Nichols, as Romeos es- corted their Juliets into the Capulet house (gym) romantically decorated with scenes of the famous couple. Singly, in pairs and in groups, revelers then gathered at the 4-H Build- ing for the after-prom Kiwanis-sponsored party. Albums, radios, a stereo and a portable TV were given away, while prom-trotters stomped to loud, lively music. Other spring social events included end-of-the-year banquets, teas, and, for seniors, the class party. RIGHT: Preparing a medieval dream required hard work, as Paul Spaulding and Dennis Dubois discovered. Below: Digging into the Language Banquet carry-in are Bev Luzadder. John VanGordon, and Julie Klink. ■ ■ ■■ H ■ 1 1 K fl 1 ■ 1 mor H ■ I 1 K T ' P i 1 -■ . m y ■ % 1 9 V, 1 W i Top: Pouring thai special Capulet nine for Diana W ' rightsman and Lawrence Brown is Lisa Musick. Right: Prom Queen Pam Nichols held court icith Cindy Noble, Jenny Nuckols, Debbie Martin and Kathy Hunter.

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One last took at an empty desk, and it ' s good-bye for the noiv former principal Dr. Emhuff. m - S ' As graduates filed onstage, first to receive a diploma from Dr. Galloway was Margaret Adams. Keeping time to Pomp and Circum- stance Tom Rea and Dave Reidy, class officers, lead the class of ' 70.