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

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Wrench, hammer, screwdriver, holli! calls a fel- low Muncie Career Center student to another car surgeon, Boh- Henderson, BHS junior. Who says hoys are all thumbs in the kitchen? Brian Ross and Andy Langdon show cooking skill in the class now called Brewin ' Singles. Learning can be a bandy ' process Manual labor is usually thought of in the form of tired bones and aching muscles, but as the old song goes, It ain ' t necessarily so. Actually, in many of the fun classes, students used their hands. In one such manual area, Home Ec opened the old Brewin ' Bachelors to the new Brewin ' Singles. The ruling also changed the Phys. Ed. classes to include both boys and girls. For the first time in several years the Bands, where fingers make the music, had a student teacher. He was Mr. Bradley Roberts, a precussion major from BSU. Art Department students used their hands on a type of sculpture called Sub- tractive. This art starts with a solid block and is chipped and filed away. The Advanced Biology classes col- lected bacteria for cultures from some unusual places such as an armpit and Mr. Ross ' s forehead. Intensely concentrating on the negative at hand, sophomore Merrill Coodspeed achieves photo per- fection in Photography class. Surrealism, a type of art made famous by Dali, i% as used by Jim Bantz for a one-man show in the hall- way across from the cafeteria. Learning Manually 33