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

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Sand and boiler room pipes provide (he necessary ma- terials for Renee Cook (Top) and Janet McClain (Bottom) to apply their their artistic ability. f- ' eopte are . . . AssoRTEd sizE shApE COIOR Between yards of tuba brass. Band Director Mr. William Fread gets into a little Feelings during a Symphonic Band period class session. All kinds of people fill Blackford ' s halls daily and give it a life and personality of its own. This essential ingredient, people, keeps the l school going by aiding with the commonly ' overlooked little, but necessary jobs. Over schoolwide television, students broadcast daily announcements. Pencil and paper are available at the bookstore, but without student help Mrs. Cook would be too busy for everyone. Hourly attendance requires student free time treading the halls and the extra hands of stu- dents helping at lunch can be a blessing for hungry students. Showing he ' s boss, Mr. Elden The day Starts early at Blackford with dedi- , Leeth, government eaclKr, cated athletes working out and ends late with I r iri«m r WAT Mrn ' anything from prom decorating to 3 Style show. „,„ , . „„..,.. - . nnstmas bvv i nam. o r , , , , TV Productions cameraman Bill Wrightsman, unior, shows Different people every hour of the day keep a .j fn know-how while filming a special Elections ' 77 teacher ' s day from ever being identical and for production for Government classes. a student it is the surrounding people and the . . , ... , . .. , ,, , , , 11. Portraits of personalities are shown by Cathi Clock s major- person up front that make the difference. e«e smile, Sam Heflin ' s gymnastic routine, cap measure- Si£ ' i ment of Dave Maddox, and excited fans. TV Productions cameraman Bill Wrightsman, junior, shows his film know-flow while filming a special Elections ' 77 n Page

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Style, grace, and form are the qualities Dehhie Lee exhibits in the beginning routine on thn 4-in. wide balance beam. Setting her blocks and psyching up lor the 80-yd. hurdles, trackster Kelly Bennett is ready for action. Capper, Brown top girl athletes Sophomore gymnast Lora Capper placed 10th in vaulting in the state meet. Five girls qualified for regional. Beginning Kim Crouse, first all-around, Lora Capper, first vaulting — bars; In- termediate, Sam Heflin — first vaulting; Connie Osborn — 2nd vaulting; and optional, Phoebe Zigler — 3rd all- around. Beginning team was 22-0 over two seasons, and the intermediate team finished this year 6-3. Nancy Brown broke the 80-yd. hur- dle sectional track record to go on to the regional accompanied by Betsy Wil- son in the 880-yd. run. The season end- ed with a record of 6-3-1. Five season records were set — Tammy Baker in shot put (36-31 2); Nancy Brown in 220- yd. dash (25.3); Lynn Lefevre, high jump (4-11); Phoebe Zigler, long jump (15-1); and Betsy Wilson, 880-yd. run (2:27). Showing record-breaking form is Nancy Brown, who won the 80-yd. hurdles and qualified for com- petition in track regional. Girls ' Gymnastics And Tracks 115

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People Division Page 117