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

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ational happenings stimulated positive Love, war, politics, and religion were centers of attention on both the national and local levels, arousing the students to an active response to what was happen- ing across the United States. Eighteen-year-olds received a boost in their voice in the government when Pres- ident Richard Nixon signed into law their right to vote in national elections. It had yet to be passed in Indianag never- theless BHS seniors lined up at the coun- ty courthouse to register. The entertainment field sparked vibra- tions to the ears, and tears to the eyes, with the rock opera of the year, Jerus Cbrixt Superrtar, composed by Andrew Lloyd Weeber and Tim Rice, and with Erich Segal's best selling novel and mo- tion picture, Love Story. The return of big brothers and best friends from Viet Nam was a very special event. A family gobbling up one of Mom's Sunday dinners or a group of bud- dies reminiscing made a happy reunion. Z Taylor Unif'erJity'r Go1'emor'.t Day is Gary Good.tpeed'.r day to meet and visit with Indiana? Gor. and Mfr, Edgar Wbitcomb. 10-National Events jesus Christ Superstar. the rock opera of the year, afar a rnust for every murxc enthuuarr. Rack Sutton .tetller dorm to an evening of the toundr. Love Story didn? mir: BHS ar the bert telling novel and motion pirlure :wept acrorr the nation. Carolyn Sillr prepare: for the rad climax. xx ERIUN neun

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