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

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102 Freshman Informal The score sheet from the last round of competition tells Frankie Wallace whether or not he will continue to the fmal round of the speech sectionals. Laboratory experiments in science class give Carl Beltz an opportunity to examine the extremely sma threads in a piece of paper toweling.

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Current strength, resistance, and voltage are studied by Brian Bullard and Tommy Kreischcr in Mr. Sheets ' Hrst-hour electricity class. Jeanctle Supleton Troy Starne Dave Stone Lori Strait Cheryl Sulit Jim Sullivan Bill Sutton Sescenee Tarter Nila Taylor Craig Teagle Michelle Thomas Lisa Towns Brett Townsend Chris Townsend Cindy Troyer Owne Tungate Scott Twibell Lex Valentine Sheila Valentine Mike VanGordon Joni Wade Sandy Warner Deanna Weaver Kevin Wentz Robert Whitesell Robin Wible Monty Wilcoxon Tiana Wilcoxon Cindy Wilkins Annette Williams Greg Williams Larry Williams Nancy Williams Bruce Winder Barry Wise Danny Wolfe Paula Woodcock Brenda Vadon Kelly Zigler Mike Zimmerman E.xecuting a straddle press, a gymnastic move requir- ing great strength and coordination, is Sescenee Tarter. Her practices sometimes last three hours. The influence of Christianity on uorld history is ex- plained to Ruby Roberts. Robby Inman. Roger Rumple, and Mike Simmons by student teacher . r. Bersen. Sophomores 101

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Freshmen skated away Serving up delicious lunches is the job of the uioks, but Rod Alkins, Tod Glancy, Bill Kly, and Jack Norton have the privilege of eating them. Mrs. Maxwell ' s second period class can be a learning experience as demonstrated here by Lucie Hartley as she volunteers her answer to a question. Skating was the new craze all over. The Freshman Class joined in by going on a class skating party at Skate-Away. Around 100 freshman attended. Co-Sponsor Mrs. Doris Tyler said the event was a success, and she was pleased with student behavior. She al.so hopes these skating parties will continue, feeling that it was much more enjoyable than a class party. The Freshman Class was the largest one ever. Three-hundred Frosh were enrolled. About 205 came from the Hartford City Junior High and 95 from .Vfontpelier .Mid- dle School. A game of crack the whip with Sharon Chancy. Lynn Slusher. and .Marti Winder adds excitement to 5 the freshman skating party held at Muncie ' s Skate Away. rhree members of the freshman girls ' glee club — mie Boise, Jenine Waterson, and Diane Kellogg — :ontribute to the music made in the choral room. A hile Bill Ely peers gingerly into a microscope. Re- lee Deffenbaugh and Amy Boise carefully investi- late an octopus preserved in formaldehyde. Freshman Informal, 103