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

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There was a time for fun Educational, interesting, and enjoyable are three needed qualities of convocations, Mr. G. William Anderson, princi- pal, believes. During the fall, a convo on the uses of energy was present- ed. It demonstrated how to conserve and utilize various types of energy needed in everyday life. Life entered the student body assembly during the spring. The nine-piece band played musical arrangements of popular songs during the past five years up until the current songs of the charts today. Seniors Kevin Ford and David Green were sung to by two of the females in the group during little incidental solos. Juniors Rochelle Anderson and Dee Dee Schwindt were the choices the two lead male singers made during their solos. I could ' ve danced all night is indicated by Rich Roark and Rhonda Mann. The Student Council sponsors the spring dance every year. Topping the evening off just right are Jeff Nick- ols and his date Shelll Bole at the Prom. Ever- green was the theme. Entertaining 45

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Several variations of music are performed by the group Life. Tlie nine-piece band entertained at the spring convocation. For enough energy to power a smali television set, Brian Smith and Rob Runion perform at energy convo. You Light Up My Life Is sung by one of the three girls performing with the group Life. She entertained the male in the crowd. 44 Entertaining

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Prize for receiving NSPA All-American rating for superiority of the BrulNformer is sampled by editor Tammie Wentz. Lighter side of publishing Between the pressures of deadlines, Pub students relaxed in a variety of informal moments. The annual Pub-J flag football was one. This year ' s game was won by the journal- ism students. Another relaxing moment was eating reward cakes. Publications and journalism students were treated to cake after receiving high awards for the BrulNformer and Reflections, as well as other minor reasons. Also, the annual Publications banquet was a night of festivity, and the 70 people attending saw an informal movie spoofing the sen- iors by Paul Montgomery. Before relaxing, however. Pub students had their work. This year there was one brand new special BrulNformer edition, the North Central Evaluation issue. Chamber of Commerce Journalism Senior awards went to Tammi Wentz, newspaper, and Steve Townsend, yearbook, Chris Nee! received the Monfort Attitude award given by News- Times. Relaxing after meeting a deadline, yearboolc staffers have a popcorn party to express relief and celebrate the accomplishment. Former BHS journalist LuAnn Witt received a full bulletin board honor on the Drollinger trail, which she covered for dailies. )RMI£R BHS JOURNALIST .U m WITT COVERS DROLLINGIiR TRIAL Open House publicity for a free yearbook draw- ing for visiting parents is planned by pubbers Steve Townsend, editor, and Darrell Higgins. Kickoff at the annual Publications-Journalism flag football game shows a mixed masculine- feminine lineup eager for competition. 46 Publications