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

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Routine was more than mere habit Bells, lockers, type A lunches . . . and buses, buses, buses-these were all familiar in the lives of BHS students. Other activities also punctuated the events of each day, each week, each month, such as meeting that special friend at a certain time and place between classes, listening to the buzz of the monthly fire alarm, and chewing finger- nails before-or after-the results of grade card day. Pep sessions, too, were welcomed both as a break from the regular schedule and as a great way to get the team and fans psyched up for the weekend's big game. Even though these daily activities may have sometimes seemed trivial, they made the big events seem even bigger! Errlhrmlzrlic tan: ,rapport their beloved Bruin: ruth the hope of another victory. On their fim ex- currion into lhe lun- nel for iz tornado drill, student: are guided hy the port- ahle P.A. ,tyrtem hy Mr. McDaniel frightb, and Mr. Lewir. 20-School Routine ni 6 i ' 5,4

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