Bloomfield High School - Owl Yearbook (Bloomfield, IN)

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CINCINNATI IS A HIT T0 BAND MEMBERS ,Ewa N 1 ,V L K4 1 .,,, , t Vp '11 - . 1 ,1 iw, QI 19' l WJGFZPMHMYV This year the band toured Cincinnati, Ohio. They left early one Friday and stayed one night. During their visit they stayed at Shoffers Cincinnati Towers. The band visited Velvasheen where they saw T-shirts being printed and silk-screened. Later the members ate at a dinner theater, the Beef and Boards, and then saw the Music Man. Saturday morning students went shopping or just slept. In the afternoon, the band went to see the Cincinnati Reds take on the San Francisco Giants. After the game, students climbed aboard buses and arrived home about 9:30 p.m. Upper: Joe Neidigh, Dale Hall, and Jim Warnick converse about the many things they saw while in Cincinnati. Middle Left: While watching the game, Debbie VanDeventer and Tricia Paikos wonder who will score next. Middle: While watching the game, Rita Pearson doesn't agree that a foul ball should have been called. Middle Right: Randy White reflects upon the happenings of his last band tour. Lower Left: While souvenir shopping, Sharrie Willey, Cinda Hostettler, and Kim Carpenter pretend they are fashion models while trying on hats. Lower Right: Tired and exhausted, Christy Summerville concentrates on eating and returning to Bloomfield. Q

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.V ti ,QL if alxx V Upper Left: Mr. Werremeyer pauses to give last minute instructions before leaving for Cincinnati. Upper Right: Senior band members pose for a picture before attending the Red's baseball game. Middle Left: Rita Lardizabal and Nancy Hobson are puzzled over which jerseys they shall buy for souvenirs. Middle Right: Gleaming with pride, Vickie Resler shows off the foul ball she caught. Lower: In an attempt to keep warm, Molly Bell, Debbie Westfall, and Mark Barkley huddle underneath a blanket at the baseball game.

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PRUM THERE IS ALWAYS TOMORROW FOR DREAMS TO COME TRUE Dark and thundering skies greeted students Friday moming threatening to bring a rainy prom. By that aftemoon, though, the weather cleared up with hopes of a nice evening. Tables decorated with floral cen- terpieces of daisies, greenery, roses, carnations, and soft lights enhanced the dining area. Each student and their guest received a glass with the crimson colored inscription, You Needed Me. After finishing dinner the floor was cleared for the dance. Music was provided by Free Reign. Before the dance was over, the crowning took place. Brad Gilliland and Tami Thompson were named Prince and Princessg Stan Stansberry and Tammy Hendren, King and Queen. Upper Left: Stephanie Coats flnds dancing can be fun. Upper Right: Kim Bartlett takes her time in selecting a bowling ball at the post prom. Lower Left: One of the many ac- tivities at the post prom is enjoyed by Fran Moore. Lower Right: Prince and Princess of the 1979 prom were Brad Gilliland and Tami Thompson. 1 my 5 I .4