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

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Then-is some ham in everyone--even Bruins Performing came natural to BHS stu- dents, and, consequently, productions were frequent events at Blackford. Long hours and pages of memoriza- tion made Harvey a major production of the year. Matchstick Girl and Flower: for Algernon were also presented. Accompanied by the Symphonic Band, Joni Phillips amused students and faculty alike with her narration of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas during the holi- day convocation. Informal Song Fests were presented by the Choral Department with Mr. Tur- ley directing popular runes. Folk Songs Americana was featured also. With performances so varied and in- dividualized, even such creatures as the pillow people got into the act! Performing at the boliday convocation, Joni Phillip: doer ber interpretation of 'T1L'4J the Night Before Cbrirtrtmrf' 34-Performing Pillow people enact the dame of victory for the barketliall team during the Tipton pep rerrion At the presentation of Folk Songr Americana, Doug Edward: :olor ar Mr. Turley directr the clnomr.

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