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

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Many teachers wouldn ' t be caught dead serving as a willing target for flying spaghetti. Mrs. Becky Thompson would — and did. Instructors from the New You figure salon taught disco exercising to Mr. Rick Teats ' P. E. class. He really bends over backwards. C. Moore and Mr. Gary Chesseman enjoy a moment of levity. The two may be reliving moments from base- ball spring training. 90 Faculty Informal

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Discussing new ways to torture their classes fills Mr. Robert Coscarelli and Ms. Barbara Douglas with glee. Mrs. Lana Culver, Nurse. Mrs. Janet Ely, Special Ed. Aide. Mrs. Rosalie Grove, Teacher Aide. Mrs. Gaylene HoUoway, Reading Aide. Mr. Fredrick Sills, Band Aide. Miss Linda Sims, Band Aide. Faculty 89

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' ' Real People teach Teachers are real people. It may sound like a T. V. show but it ' s true. Teachers do pretty much the same things with their social lives as stu- dents. Mr. Coy and Mr. Osborn paint. Their job is done mostly in the sum- mer. Mr. Turley is involved in his church choir. Mrs. Thompson is a life guard during the summer. Mrs. Shuttleworth raises horses all year round. Mr. Baughey builds houses. He has just finished remodeling his own home. Late to bed, early to rise may be some of the teachers ' motto. Mrs. Year after year the Reflections contains a pic- ture of Doug and Greg Osborn running, this may be because they never stop. Valencic and Mrs. Shuttleworth drive from Deleware County to get to school. Some teachers have homework too. Some attend night classes at various colleges. They also go to conventions, meetings and social events. Teachers range in all ages. Some are just out of college, some are mar- ried, some have kids, and some are grandparents. Sum it all up and you find, teachers are REAL PEO- PLE! Mr. Brad Manner and Mr Lyndon Wall try to make a little string music. The faculty played the Kiwanis Club — it was the faculty in a rout. Faculty Informal 91