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

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The varsity team ' s leading scorer Kelly Moorman puts up a jumper against Anderson. Moorman connected on 51% of her field goals. Freshman forward Teresa King controls the ball while sophomore Rhonda McJunkin looks on. Both gained valuable JV exper- ience. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Season Record 5-12 CIC Record 3-4 BHS OPPONENT OPP. 40 Delta 51 37 Mississinewa 62 27 Eastbrook 58 20 South Adams 26 37 Madison Grant 32 45 Jay County 42 48 Tipton 57 38 South Adams (Jay Co. Tourney) 41 45 Adams Central (Tourney) 33 37 Anderson 68 33 Alexandria 44 33 Marion 59 38 Elwood 27 41 New Castle 59 35 Peru 39 57 Wabash Sectional 39 45 Marion GIRLS JV BASKETBALL 59 Season Record 2-12 CIC Record 2-5 | BHS OPPONENT OPP. 15 Delta 26 24 Mississinewa 35 22 Eastbrook 28 26 South Adams 29 16 Madison Grant 29 20 Jay County 27 16 Tipton 26 10 Anderson 40 17 Alexandria 37 16 Marion 35 34 Elwood 9 13 New Castle 30 14 Peru 35 23 Wabash 14 Sophomore guard Kay West grabs a loose ball against Anderson ' s J. V. as Teresa King watches. The J.V. squad lost 40-10. Girls Basketball 173

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Varsity coaches Moore and Daniel give instructions to their teams. Moore resigned after the Tipton game and Daniel took over. ■ ' if IM Moore resigns post Daniel coaches girls A young varsity basketball team survived a mid-season coaching change and an 0-4 start, to finish the season with a 5-12 record. Three of the wins came in conference compe- tition where the girls were 3-4. Coach Craig Moore took an early time-out due to a firm dedication to the baseball program and resigned as varsity coach after the Tipton game. Junior high coach Marty Dan- iel took over the reins and guided the team the remainder of the sea- son. The JV team didn ' t fair as well. They finished the season 2-12 under coach Cheryl Elwood. Coach Daniel complimented his senior starters Janet Booher and Diane Montgomery for the leader- ship. He was also pleased with how hard the girls worked even after several disappointing losses. The girls team will return several under- class letterwomen, headed by soph- omores Kelly Moorman, Beth Leeth, Jody Musselman and freshmen Ka- ren Hutson. Girls Basketball Teams: (Bottom Row) Sharie King. Shelly Confer. Karen Hutson. Donna McDonald, Kay West, Janet Booher, Beth Leeth, Rhonda McJunkin. (Row 2) Coach Cheryl Elwood, Diane Montgomery, Teresa King, Robyn Richman, Kelly Moorman, Jody Musselman, Michelle Baily, Coach Marty Daniel. Senior leader Janet Booher puts in the easy two against Anderson. The Lady Bruins were pounded by the ranked Indians, 68-37. 172 Girls Basketball

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VARSITY SWIMMING Record 3-11 CIC 0-0 BHS OPPONENT OPP 3rd Marion Relays (six teams) 81 New Castle 91 68 South Adams Highland (forfeit) 102 3rd Yorktown Relays (six teams 74 Eastern 97 70 Pendleton Heights 101 80 Marion 106 80 Manchester 94 94 Hamilton Southeastern 78 81 Huntington North 91 54 Nobles vi lie 118 65 Muncie Central 105 89 Bluffton 82 66 Yorktown 104 68 Delta 104 59 Bellmont 110 I 7th Sectional Swim Team: (Bottom Row) Scott Simmons, Ron Hartley, Danny Maddox, Doug Mc Wil- liams, Danny Sulit, Steve Strahan. (Row Two) Coach Doug Osborn, Chuck Ross, Rob Bennett, Deitz Heiser, Kevin Gilland, Tom Brown, Brad McConnell. (Row Three) Coach Brian Hay, Brent Tarter, Kevin McDougall, John Faas, David Fear, Bryan McDonald, Tim Stanley, David Christman. (Row Four) Lora Smith, Reginna Fettig. Maricarol Schwering, Cindy Troyer, Jean Kendrick, Tina Bole, Mi- chelle Chaney, Beth Hartley. Senior record setter Bryan McDonald takes a much deserved rest after a record setting swim in the 50 yard freestyle. Brad McConnell trails by a few yards in the last lap of the 200 yard butterfly. Brad also was the Bruins ' leading diver. 174 Swimwing