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

Page 61 text:

T lffl Natalie Stallsmith Lisa Stanley Tim Stanley Jeanette Stapleton Troy Starnes Lori Strait Cheryl Sulit Jim Sullivan William Sutton Sescenne Tarter Nila Taylor Craig Teagle Michelle Thomas Lisa Towns Brett Townsend Chris Townsend Cindy Troyer Owen Tungate Scott Twibell Mike Vangordon Sandy Warner Dede Weaver Kevin Wentz Robert Whitesell Robin Wible Monty Wilcoxin Tiana Wilcoxin Cindy Wilkins Annette Williams Greg Williams Larry Williams Nancy Williams Bruce Winder Barry Wise Danny Wolfe Kelly Zigler Mike Zimmerman Bill Sutton and Brian Bowman seine for bait. Even in this modern day most students prefer to be ' gone fishin, ' than at school. A lowered ceiling highlighted the prom. Dave Christman and KM. Lord don ' t seem to feel that it ' s all that low. Juniors 59

Page 60 text:

Mike Rinker Pam Rinker Rob Robbins Caria Roberts Roger Roberts Jodie Rogers John Rouse Lisa Runkle Donald Saunders Joe Schmidt Nancy Schultz Roger Schwarzkopf Tom Sharp Juhe Shaw Chris Shepherd David Shields Tammie Shields Chantel Shroyer Mike Simmons Scott Simmons Joyce Sluder Elaine Smith Kevin Smith Lora Smith Jeff Cook throws a pot in art class. Working on the wheel is a messy but enjoyable part of the age-old process. Fractions are explained by Mr. Gary Cheesman in a down to earth fashion as he uses Roy Lovelace and his gum as a model. 58 Juniors

Page 62 text:

Pictured are Sophomore class officers: Pres. Alan Townsend; Vice Pres. Robyn Rogers; Sec. Tamera Enochs; and Treas. Marty Wind- er. Have wheels will wreck Sophomores look forward to being able to drive. They don ' t look for- ward to wrecking cars, either their parent ' s or their own. Unfortunately it happens a lot. Slam went the breaks of one dri- vers ' training car because the driver didn ' t want to hit the chicken in the middle of the road! ' Why did the chicken cross the road? ' Just drive!!! Then we remember the famous story about the girl stopping at the overpass in Upland to wait for some- one to lower the drawbridge. ' They let people like this drive? ' The highway department was painting the white lines on the side of the road, when one student kept getting over too far and managed to transfer the paint from the side of the road to the right side of the car. Probably was great fun removing the paint. This student may soon have to remove mail boxes from his grill. Then driving near Muncie air- port I told the driver to turn into the main entrance. She did so at 35mph. and on two wheels. Afterwards, she laughed, and then she cried. These incidents were related by Mr. Jerry Shreves as he looked back over the wild experiences of teach- ing drivers ' training. Homecoming turned out to be an exciting ex- perience for Angle Carll when she was hon- ored as the sophomore princess. 60 Sophomores