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

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Vicky Billy Bruce Vickie Diane LIndsey Greg Bret Todd Sindee Michael Miller Miller Mills Montgomery Morris Modnsey Murray Murray Musse Pam Eva Dell Carrie Cindy Julie Sean Evelyn Gregg Paul Nan Myers Neel Norton Norton Nugent O ' Connell O ' Hern Osborn Oswalt Overia Debbie Mike Pat CHrls Mike Karen John John John Jack Overmeyer Parker Parker Pearson Perry Plerson Polen Polster Powell Pryor Stacey Pugh Alan Pyles Tony Quillen Debbie Rader Robbins Kevin Roberts Sophomores 163

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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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Two sophomores with remarkably similar in- terests managed the sophomore magazine subscription sales. Anita Cook and her assis- tant, Deanna Brown, led their classmates to raise a gross of $11,124.82. Bad weather conditions and problems stem- ming from the coal strike called for an exten- sion of the campaign. The class never quite reached its goal of $13,000. Anita and Deanna have much in common. The two are both Libras. They are both officers in FHA (Future Homemakers of America). Both Deanna, president, and Anita, vice-president, play the piano. Both are Hospital Candy Strip- ers, and both have stated an interest in a ca- reer of nursing. As Deanna put it, It ' s fun be- ing around the patients because it brightens up their day. Anita is also involved in other activities such as Science Club and girls ' softball. Besides playing the piano, she also enjoys playing the accordion. Teaching math is another occupa- tion Anita is considering. Whichever she chooses, she said, My major goal is to do good at my profession. Deanna said she ' d like to get a good start in her career, but would like to marry and adopt a child: There are lots of kids who don ' t have a home, and I ' d like to make them happy. Coordinating the annual magazine sales campaign involves work for Co-Chairmen Anita Cook and Deanna Brown § Bryan Schwarzkopf Brenda Slater Tracy Kathy Jane Amy Schwarzkopf Shores Shroyer Brian Brian Monica Nancy Slater Smith Smith Smith 164 Sophomores