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

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Coach Chuck Lori won the ' Kiss the Pig ' contest with $31 worth of votes at a penny a vote. Coach Lori said, Winning by even a penny is too much! English teacher Mrs. Kelsea Smith was runner-up. Homecoming Queen Sherri Bole stands proudly in front of the senior ' s float with es- cort Gary Langdon. The float finished first. The band added their special touch to half- time. They entertained at every home game during half-time. 10 Homecoming

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Bruins got out n ' about High school Ufe isn ' t just confined to school work from 8:25-2:55. BHS students know that and after 2:55, they try even harder!! After a streneous night on the town, Pizza King, Burger Chef, and Just-Rite were always the last stop to cure the munchies. If nothing was found in Hartford City, a quick trip to Muncie was surely to be made. Shopping was done at the Mall with maybe a stop at Stonehendge. Movie fans watched The Jerk and Apocalypse Now and Trekies stood in line to see Star Trek, The Movie. Wendy ' s, Siciliano ' s, Arby ' s, and McDonald ' s, and a cruise around Ball State Campus were popular with BHS students. There were jobs to work at, sports to play, games to go to, meets and movies to watch, parties to attend, and shopping to get done, in fact . . . a whole bunch of living to do!!!! PHOTO FINISHJNC] Sherri Hammond browses at Hook ' s. Just lookin ' around filled many hours when there was no one of the opposite sex to look for!!! Jeff Stroup, Beth Lee, Resa Boxell, and Cheryl Laymon show the effort it takes in making a Homecoming float that wins. we Out And About 9

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Homecoming is Twt stuff ' Crazy hat day started spirit week, with kiddie day, farmers day, 50 ' s day and Bruin tradition, the juniors, like last year ' s juniors, rode a hay wagon to school. This year the ju- niors also rode the wagon to the bon- fire. Floats were worked at and spied on all week as every class tried to have the best. The seniors float of the Bruins having a cookout and roasting apaches won. The Bruins got down to business Friday night and showed their ' Hot Stuff by stomping the Wabash Apaches 45 to 8. Alter fierce competition, the sophomores enthusiasticly accepted the Spirit Stick dur- ing the Homecoming Pep session at the toot- baU field. Offensive Line Coach Rick Clark discusses strategy with the offensive Unemen before the Homecoming game against the Wabash Apaches. Elected Homecoming court were soph. Angle Carll with John Stanley, candidate Carla Dodds with Mark Lewellen, Queen Sherri Bole with GaryLangdon, candidate Kelli Mel- lert with Brad Everhart, Junior Joni Langdon with Mike Brown, and frosh. Dixie Batten with Pete Griffith. Student Council Pres. Jeff Stroup presented the crown. Homecoming 11