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

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Some moments woulO nevep Be Re-li eO. We haO to. RememBeR them 6 mo e on knowmq the enC) eventually comes. Some endings are happy. Finally getting rid of that hard class, or not worrying about thinking government anymore. That last time to hear that one boring lecture. Handing all those books in and moving on to summer. Some endings are sad. That special teacher who waves. Not classmates any- more. Maybe never. No more hooking out at lunch with friends or jiving the teacher whom one always got the best of. Eventually, all endings come, whether we want them or not. Endings seem final, but not if we don ' t want them to be. In our minds, we can always come together with our memories. fc|«r« f aosmg 213

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v All must end sometime: Classes ended every day at 3;09. Buses left at the same time no matter who was late, (top) The prom meant spring and a last time event for seniors Londa Bergdoll (above). Angle Bowman, and Kris Dearduff. Some teachers ended their careers. Caroline Stanley (right) gives a sad goodbye to Mr. Edgar Henderson, who retired after 41 years of teaching. Friendships may not end, but the time spent together may. Bill Avey (far right) talks in the gym to one of his classmates. 212 Closing

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