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

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Receiving an honorable handshake from Mr. John Carbone, Lora Capper smiles as she takes first place in beginning vaulting. Pranksters j.R. Stallsmith and Brian Davis torture a statue which can ' t fight back, while touring the Ford Museum in Michigan. 27 Good Times

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A welcoming party greeted Mr. Al Hartman, profes- sional yearbook photographer Editors )oni Pearson and Lynn Lewis help him enjoy it. Bye- Bye, says Kim Conner, who wishes a safe trip home for Ann Skillen. Skateboards were common for both transportation and enjoyment. But there were some Good Times too Between those tough episodes which students label Hard-Times came a few more fun-type experiences to balance the emotional school year. Good Times were sometimes planned and sometimes surprises. But always they were interspersed with hard times. Many club members spent enjoyable days touring other places, such as the Ford Museum, the Chicago ' s Field Mu- seum of Natural History, and Canada. The Pizza King and other local hang -outs were filled with happy so- cializing BHS students after ballgames, and at the end of a cruising session. Such spots include the A W, John ' s Awful Awful Drive-in, and the Home- stead as gathering places. A variety of hobbies appeared on the ' 76- ' 77 scenes. These included bicy- cling, cruising, and skateboarding, among others. 26 Good Times

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Presidential elections in November reached their climax when Chief Justice Warren E. Burger swore in President Carter in January. While performing in Montreal Olympics, youthful Nadia Comaneci, from Romania, received fame and a gold medal for balance beam performance. ij I H. ' : l V ' : %«i ' ' . . ta Sj Wi j MT B j H HHBS Wg-.. - . ' ' ' .- SEI ■■■■I HVi i ' H After about 60 hours of being held hostage by Anth- ony Kiritsis, Richard Hall, Inianapolis co-owner of a mortgage company, was released. It ' s not more belly; it ' s less 28 The World Outsid(