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

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N,-ir., ' I X 8 1- L,-' 5, IS f Sing f Senior Hal Oberbolzer warm: up before the Muncie Burrix match. Bun-if blanked the Bruim 7-0 in a match that would have decided the CIC leader at the time had Bkwkford won. Sophomore ratkelman Roger Garrelt giref the already gone ball an extra push or-er the neu. VARSITY TENNIS SCOREBOARD BHS I opp. 2 Muncie Southside ....5 5 , Huntington ..... n .... 2 7 Elwood ......... .... 0 8 South Adpms .... .... 1 I I Peru ......... .... 8 A0 MuncieButris... ....7 2 QMuion ....... .... 5 ' 6 Alexandria ...... .... 1 3 Muncie Oenual .... .... 4 I, 0 Bluffmon .., ..... .... 7 , 0 Wabash ...... .... 7 g 4 Madison-Gram . ......... X .... 3 6 I 'ripm ............ I ...... ' .... I1 ' JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD - fo I I 7 Muncie Nunn ....... , .... l .... 1 Mntion ....... ....6 Ia, warm. 'S Everharr. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS: Jeff Brandon, Terry Anderson, Joe XVentz, Don Rogers, Ted Fry, Joe Godschalk, joe Ruble, and Dean Tennis-101

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etmen racketed Way through a 6-7 year VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: IBottom Row! Dave Ramey, Roger Garrett, Eric Swartzkopf. fTop Rowj Hal Oberholzer, Jim Garrett. and Gary Thrailkill. joe Godrcbalb re- tu r n r a practice :er-ve w il b .tome body-english. 100-Varsity Tennis The 1970 Bruin tennis team won five of 12 matches-three of six in the CIC- for an improved season record despite inexperienced personnel. Only four let- termen, all seniors, were on the team. The rackermen took it on the chin in the season opener from experienced Muncie South. Wins over Huntington, Elwood, and South Adams advanced the singles record of senior Hal Oberholzer to 4-0. BHS found defending CIC champ Peru a bit rough and lost the match. Always tough Muncie Burris won every match to win overall. Big school power Marion downed the Bruins, but CIC foe Alexandria made the record a lot sweeter--the BHS netmen won, 6-1. Powerhouses Muncie Central, one of the state's larger schoolsg Bluffton, the area's strongest '69 teamg and Wabash, a CIC foe that always gives the Bruins fits, racked up wins over the Bruins in the amounts of 4-3, 7-0, and 7-0, re- spectively. The season ended on a much brighter note. The opposition provided by Madi- son-Grant was ourlasted by the Bruins in a close match, 4-3. Giving 'the ever-important follow-through .ro necenary in tenni: ir Gary Tbraxlksll, one of four lettermen on the rquad. n t r a -LQ-Z -r :lies -' 7.224

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VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: f'B0tmn1 Row? Manager Larry Blount. Terry Lcas, Mark Xvcavcr. Paul Spaulding, Daryl Thicry. Mike Willmann, Manager Bill XVine. f'Rou' 21 Head VARSITY BASKETBALL 7 SCOREBOARD nnurus 7 opp. 96 Adams Central ' 78A .-Northfield 61. 86.7 Wabash ,...g 55M sa -Dunkirk ,..7-52 '54 7 Hunnpgmni ....103a A ' 7.. Q15 7. , Nlississinewsi 1 l' 7 .fun a 7 7 775 WiDChE8fQfl ff. Qfyfi- 78 ,- ' -' 5 :si hiya 7 . Southern Wellsgfg .f Blwopd . . . 15.369 Burns - 71 68 70 71 102 85 a a 72 ' 76' 83 105 95 78 76 89 76 97 Alexandria . L. f 7 L I 75 7 7 Bluffton .. . .' 3 957 Tipton ...... . .... 694. 108 V Homestead . .-'. .5 76 'Bryanri .. 52 7 97 Dnnkirlc ., 617 negiomiay 7 5 ...68. 102-Basketball Coach Jon Srroup, Gary Thrailkill, Dennis Pratt, Orrin Bargerhuff. Don Yadon. Bob Hildebrand, Hal Obcrholzer. Amid the dY1A'f6fv1' of the Alawzndria game. Coachex Crain and Stfoup study Bfuim' mover. Againxt bi: Homerlead opponent, forward Deunir Pmlt lag: up anolhfr tivo-pointer. Even against one nf xt.1te'J bert players. PC'1'lI'.f John Garrelt. Mark ll euz'er mn add tzro.