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

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Carrie Norton displays her bunny suit on Hal- loween. Burger Chef employees dressed for the occasion and gave free hamburgers to the trick or treat ers. Senior Rhonda Mann earned her money as a secretary at Hartford Glass. Rhonda plans to work full time at Hartford Glass after gradu- ation. Jobs 13

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Bruins seek almighty Quick! Name three things you can do without cash. Good. Now name three things you can do with cash. Apparently many BHS students pre- fer the latter three options because many spent a good deal of their time working. From Burger Chef to Dairy Queen to Kentucky Fried Chicken, to Hart- ford Concrete to Hartford Glass to pumping gas, Bruins found diversi- fied occupations to match their di- versified personalities. Bruins did unskilled labor such as mowing lawns, raking leaves, Brian Cain made his money pumping gas at Kerr McGee. I fixed a car every once in a while too. Brian has worked there for a year. washing windows, and cutting wood. Still others babysat, cleaned house, worked on farms, and took inventory. Some of these occupations pro- vided money for Bruins to partake in their favorite activates. Others saved their hard earned dough to further their educations. In general BHS students seemed eager to enter the work a day world. The new Marsh store hired many Bruin stu- dents as cashniers, stocliboys, and carry-outs. Senior Kurt Henery restocks the shelves. Crist Incorporated, incorporated senior Cindy Norton as their secretary at their ware- house. Crist is located at 200N.

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Spanish classes constructed pinatas before Christmas. The colorful paper mache decora- tions are filled with candy and broken at Christmas celebrations. And the band plays on! Under the direction of Mr. Fread the band performed at events; from parades to concerts to pep sessions. 14 Winter