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

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cadcmic Hitting the books is as natural to a real Bruin as hit- ting a ball on the diamond. The average Bruin-minded student carried bool s for five classes. He would admit that classes range from dull to challenging, or easy to terrify- ing. But regardless of his reac- tion, he realized the work was there to be done — and a tell- tale tally would emerge on his grade sheet every six weeks. Most students learned to take the bitter with the sweet; the required with the optional. Alumni returingfrom college on breaks also provided some motivation. Most warned Bru- ins to hit the books while in high school because you ' ll later be glad you did. 60 Academic Division Page

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Armed Forces representatives, arranged by guidance, explain their program and require- ments to Mike Lambert in homeroom session. Planning for her future education by reading the many college information booklets in guid- ance office is Debi Johnson. Lined up to turn in their grades for the honor roll to guidance are Mary Jo Warner, Bob Roark, Kris Dearduff, and Cindy Shields. 62 Guidance Department