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

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They were both fun and serious! During French Club initiati ' . ' n, Bev Renner (right) and Debbie Atkinson test the will power of initiate Geoff Witt. Rhonda Manning ((HT right) and Joe Edwards were cast in the play. The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail. Although it was serious, it was well received by the audience. Swing Choir members had a chance to relax and spend time singing at the junior highs. Pam Needier (bottom right) serenades a Hartford City Junior High student. Linda Tyler (bottom) had an impor- tant role as sound chairperson in Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie. ORGANIZATIONS When the final bell rings, many tired students go home to watch television or work at other jobs. The halls are quieter, at first glance. But look closely in the classrooms, cafeteria, or music rooms, and people will still be seen hard at work on some extra-curricular project they may never get credit for. After-school membership in a club does not mean all work. The fun of having pic- nics or football games goes along with an extra-curricular activity. One doesn ' t have to be limited to one group. Many express their interests by joining several organizations. One can decorate the halls for Sectional while also learning a script for a play. The many choices of organizations are open to all. 1 18 Organizations Division

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Washing, drying, and folding toweh for gym cliuet it Mrs. Christine Montgomery. Another respontibilily of hers was to launder athletic uniforms. Thanks to Electronics Technician Dean Bryan, projec- tors and other mechanical equipment runs smoothly. BHS COOKS: (Top) Olive Gadbury. Alice Morton. Evelyn Wilson. Lola Williams, Nancy Knox, Helen Buffenbarger, Marcella Gardner. (Bottom) Jean Whitesell. Manager Judy .Adams. Doris Cline. Letba Runycn. De!U Y ' adon. Fern .Atkinson, Marjorie Knox. Karen Helm. Senice Personnel 117

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