Bellmont High School - Legend Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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$i£Mx i t Lt ?. . ,M §■ 1,1 Playing Espana! on their trumpets are Dennis Wiseman, Robbie Swygart, and Steve Winans. The Unknown Trombone (Wayne Erxle- ben) responds to interviewer Mike Heck- man ' s questions by answering with famil- iar tunes on his instrument. Choreography goes along with the sing- ing as the Brave Generation performs Long Train Running. 24 — Pop ' s Concert

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Lunchtime is the perfect time to talk, relax or read BRAVE TALK as is done by sen- iors Mike Werling, Tony Meyer, and Jim Solik. Being a senior means to have many responsibilities as Rhonda Keuneke and Kris Frey sell Homecoming dance tickets during their lunch, while they still find time to have fun. Senior Fred Buescher performs a vitamin deficiency experiment in front of his classmates during his Independent Biol- ogy class. Seniors — 23

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Energize featured in 1981 Pops Jon Huppert works on one of the techni- cal aspects involved in putting on Pops by staging the lights. The lights grew dim. The audi- ence fell silent. As the curtains opened, energy began to radiate from the stage. It was 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 11, as the 1981 Pops Concert Energize got underway. Song playing, dancing, singing, and crazy skits made up the majority of the evening. With the Band of Braves, the Cadet Choir, Brave Generation, Concert Choir, and other involved students, the performances showed the work and the time that had gone into making Pops what it was. Tributes go to emcees Scott Aurand and Phil Smith, and to Mr. Pennington, Mrs. Doonan, and Miss Reynolds for direction and choreography of the 1981 Pops Concert. Monte Python ' s skit, The Argument, is exhibited by juniors Brad Hinsky and Mike Heckman during the Pops Concert. Mr. Pennington directs the Band of Braves in one of their numbers for the 1981 Pops Concert. Pops Concert — 25