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3 1833 01771 2958 BENEALOGY 977.eoe HeSBHS 1980 Calendar of Events August 8 Varsity Football Jamboree 24-25-26 Winter 19-23 Band Camp February 28 First day of school 13 Band Pops Concert September 22 In service day (no school) 3 Labor Day (no school) March 19 Underclass pictures taken 2 Sacred Concert 22 Band Tag Day 21-28 Spring Break October April 5 Homecoming 4 Good Friday (no school) 25-26 Teachers conference 9 Choral Festival November 12 Band Community Dance 3 Sadie Hawkins 15 Band Festival 7 Choral Fall Concert 18-19 Spring Play 14 Open House 26 Band Choir Contest 15-16-17 Fall Play May 22 Thanksgiving Vacation 3 Prom December 7 Choral Tour 5 Band Winter Concert 10 Band Spring Concert 8 Choir Bake Sale 13-14 Art Show 21-2 Christmas Vacation 14 Choir Spring Concert January 23 Graduation 18 End of first semester 26 Memorial Day (no school) 19 Swing Choir Contest 29 Last day of School
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4---J BHS ' Nulli Secundus ' Almost daily, students pass by a large plaque near the main school office. Still many students know lit- tle or nothing about the 22x63 bronze engraving. The plaque is the school crest. This engraving features a Bruin bear and the motto: NuUi Secun- dus , second to none. There are four small emblems in the center of the crest which stand for four school goals: learning, arts, athletics, and justice. The plaque, which cost approxi- mately $1,000, was erected in honor of five deceased classmates ofHart- iraS« - ' ford City High School. Our physical field consists of a 70 acre field placed between Hartford City and Montpelier. However, our school is not just another building. It ' s a house for the dreams, ambi- tions, and goals of many students. Each has his own unique and indi- vidual personality. These personal- ities vary greatly, from pig kissing contest winners, to football partici- pants and spectators. With the combination of all of these elements and many more, we can say we are IN A FIELD OF OUR OWN. Homecoming activities were highlighted by the pig kissing contest. Mrs. Smith received second place and won the priviledge of kiss- ing the pig. The school plaque, found by the front en- trance, represents the four major school goals: learning, arts, athletics, and justice. Theme 3
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