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

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Dave Tony Robin Craig Allen Hal Kelly Kerry Rick Kelly Kessler King Kirk Kirkwood Knox Koughn Kouns LaMotte LaMotte Landls Eric Gary Beth Cheryl Beth Cindy Shelly Alyssa Diane Rhonda Langdon Langdon Laurence Laymon Lee Lee Lucas Lysinger Maddox Mann Lori Lisa Rex Troy Bryan Laura Donna Linda Kelly Dave Martin Matheney McClain McClain McDonald McFarren McKee McVey Mellert Messersmith SOPHOMORES Wabash Apaches did have their last stand at Fort Blackford, as the Class of ' 80 displays on their Homecoming float. Variety of styles was a major aspect of the Soph- omore Class rings. Six sophomores lend their hands-and rings to illustrate. 162 Sophomores

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Chris Tony Mary Barry Lorl Karen Debi Lois Barb Hogan Hollars Houseman Huffman Ingram Jester Johnson Johnson Marleen Nick Theresa Tom Rita Nelene Roger Steve Bob Eric Jones Jones Jones Jones Kelly Kellog g Kellogg Kellogg Kemp Kemp Orange juice and Sprite are enjoyed for breakfast before a day of beer can hunting begins for sophomore Pam Bales, student dramatics director of the play A Thousand Clowns, whose specialties are speech and music. Being a student director is a good experience, but I want to be a lawyer, revealed Pam. Pam ' s grandfather suggested she become a lawyer. Pam decided right then that was what she was going to be. I think a drama career would be too unstable, Pam explained. Her first plans after she came to Blackford High School were to become involved In a play. She was voted best actress In a past play, The Odd Couple. Pam is a majorette for the Blackford Marching Band and also first chair clarinetist in the Concert Band this year. She has also studied piano extensively. I bang out my frustrations on the piano. It has a hard life, the student director admitted. Director Pam was worried the stage and cast members would think she was snobby or conceited. Her fears left as she became closer friends with almost all of the members. Student directing is really a good experience, Pam concluded. It gives you a feeling of responsibility. It ' s very different from any other extra-curricular activity. Pam has also been active in Speech and Debate, BrulNformer, Sci- ence Club, and BBC. An ear-to-ear smile Is on the face of Pam Bales, who has Just finished playing her clarinet solo at state contest. Determination and concentration is the name of the game for Pam, as she prepares for one of several Debate meets during the year. Sophomores 161

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