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

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were geared to individual tastes and talents Car trouble meant a definite delay after Jcbooln. and .tometimer required the help of a proferriomzl. The day dicln't end at 3:09 for all Blackfordians. Part-time jobs, club meet- ings, play practice, ball practice and publications deadlines meant extra hours at school and elsewhere. To BrulNformer and Reflecliom staffs, those extra hours were an abso- lute necessity to insure meeting deadlines. Post-school hours were equally important to Bruin athletes and their coaches, as ma- jor sports required practice nearly every weekday. jobs never failed to rate high in the economics of students. No doubt they occasionally interfered with extra-curricu- lar activities, but the money earned rarely got in the way. But, on those days when nothing was pressing, one could settle down in front of the TV with a snack and catch up on the latest soap operas! When the day finally endr, Eric Heflin relaxes with TV and a mack. After School-29

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