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

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School books and report cards are not all there is to remember about high school for true Bruins. There are the in-between times. Like the time you flagged that pop quiz in Mr. Broyles History class; or maybe the day you cut in the lunchiine, only to discover Mr. Ross breathing down your neck. Then there was that occasion when you discovered there were not six periods — but seven — by adding an extra 45 minutes to your day all because you were late three too many times for homeroom. If the academics were the main course, the in-betweens were often the dessert. (Far Right) Herding into the gym at lunchtime brought on most of the interesting gossip. (Upper Left) Conversation at lunchtime enlight- ened things when everyone found out who was doing what. (Right) The end-of-the-day smile and a big sigh of relief. tudcnti ifc 12 Student Life Division

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So far in this venture to figure out what a Bruin is, we ' ve covered some pretty serious stuff. Serious stuff? Nol Of all the things that make up a Bruin, THIS is the most important and also one of the most fun — MIXING. Getting together with other people for a multitude of reasons. Parties. Perfor- mances. Civic events. Even just to goof off. Getting involved with others in school and out to better both them and yourself. A Bruin can do no less. Good heavens! This is the last page of the opening section, and we have just started to figure out WHAT ' S BRUIN. If you don ' t know yet, we may have managed to capture it in the next 200 pages. So we ' ll leave it up to you to figure it out.

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