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

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Preserving the memories High school memories don ' t end with graduation. This book has tried to preserve the memories that were made throughout the year. Throughout high school, students collect a common past. These memo- ries will last long after graduation. Friendship is a very special ele- ment of high school. You may never have the opportunity to get to know so many people, so well, as you have in high school. These friendships can last a lifetime. Graduation is only the end of a high school career. It is the begin- ning of a future in a field of our own. (Bottom Left) Sandy Nelson and Carrie Nor- ton enjoy examining their diplomas. On their laps lay blue silk roses, a gift to graduating girls. (Top Right) Vice president Cheryl Laymon and president Resa Boxell lead the Class of 1980 into the world of adulthood. (Bottom Right) It took so long, but went so fast. Tod Boise and Lindsay Morris exalt over actually making it through school. ■ ?? Mi L »d r-- : ' ! • ' r.r ■ ' • ' •.-■ ».cc - ' i - ' ' r - ' A -i

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' L on aratuia Seniors, Class of ' 80 Athletic Department Art Club Congratulations ' 80 Athletes Congratulations, Seniors C C. Oil Company Just Rite 115 S. Walnut 1610 N. Walnut Clapper Motors Choral Department 102 W. Water St. — 348-2242 Blackford High School Gardiner Cleaners FHA 406 W. Elm Happy Homemaking, Senior! Mahorney Furniture Co. Bad Brad Manner Congratulations Seniors ' . says Goodbye and Good Luck BrulNformer Ken ' s Bandag Subscribe Next Year, Grads 1515 N. Cherry — 348-4900 Advertising 209

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