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

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individuall and collectively for bettering BHS vga. .r'f5'x , Nulli Secundus, second to none, de- scribes the standard set for BHS at its birth. It was the students' endeavor to continue such an ambitious goal with each test, either academic or otherwise. An important step in bettering Black- ford as a whole was the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools investigation. Our facilities, facul- ty, curricula and student body were pre- sented for an NCA accreditation in a three-day evaluation in December. Individual betterment was achieved in the forms of physical endurance, mental capability, and within the scope of talent and character. A national physical fit- ness contest, scholarship tests, and musi- cal and theatrical try-outs put such quali- ties on trial. Other than the mental and physical as- pects of improvement, there was a spir- itual refinement taken on by several. A visit to the tranquil atmosphere of a church offered a place and time for con- templating the present and imploring help that some future dilemma might be avoided. Whether a group or individual effort, students in '70-'71 had goals of better- ment. Improving their lirtening rbillr, Larry Blount, Jerry Reynard, Melanie Smith and Linda Walk- er concenlrale on 4 tape in the reading lab. Invertigaling BHS for a North Central Arsocia- tion rating, the comrnilteeir firrt encounter with student: take: place at 4 corwocanon. Bettering-13