Blue Valley High School - Reflections Yearbook (Stanley, KS)

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Audra B. DeVency: My friends arc special to me. IIV: I'm going with fond memories. Grctchcn Nicole DeVore: So before we end and then begin, we ll drink a toast to how it's been. A few more times to be complete, a few more times that I can say I've loved these days. William James Dial Gary Dickinson: Just a pinch between your cheek and gum. Daphne M. Dierks: What is the name to call fora different kind of girl, who knows the feelings but never the words Patrick Scott Dines Todd Michael Dryfhout Frank Karl Durbian Darren J. Dwyer: For all you do. this Hud's for you Feed the Hear! Cynthia S. Kckert: What you are is Cod's gift u Wh.it you make of yourself is your gift to Cod Amy K. Edwards: Dreams are wings for the oul I ei your dreams soar. Deborah Kaye Edwards Duane L. Ehler Vicki Kklund: BVHS Senior I H mart Now. take the pen firmly in hand and insert in pen cap as shown.” 20 Seniors

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Stacey Chapman: ‘ Life is too short to just sit and dream: so live it up to the fullest extreme. Karen Clamons: A dream: a feeling that can expandas far as you want it to and terminate at your command alone. Kimberly Myra Clark: I'm finally out in the clear, and I'm free. I've got dreams I'm livin' for. John C. Clausen Jcnice Ann Coffclt: If I could see you in a year. I'd wind the months in balls and put them each in separate drawers until their time falls. Jennifer Jenice Coleman Kristin Clawson Colt: We Vo got to get out while were young, 'cause tramps like us. Baby, we were torn to run! Christine Connelly: To come to know your enemy, first you must tocome his friend. And once you become his friend, all his defenses come down. Sally J. Cooney James M. Crabtree Joseph M. Creamer Julie Dawn Crust: I see my future at the rainbow's end: happy hours, timeless friends. And if I ever chance to find my way. rest assured I will stay. Daniel C. Curtis: One minute I'd be a tearaway, next minute, all soppy and swoony over some bird. Schizophrenia, he called it. Nutty, my Mum called it. Scott Curtis Kimberly S. Deasy: Don't walk behind me. I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. James Farrell DcDrel: Once in a while, you have to sav. 'What the Seniors 19

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John Todd Kllioli: The cleverly expressed opposite of any general I accepted idea is worth a fortune to someone. I .11 m m Kiiu i : Tntl.n night, midnight, we re nil gonna get it h.n uein'i'il. I.etshax e.i knack down, drag out. rock and i.’ll parti in the streets. S.ir.ih H Knoch I .orraine Marie Krnsi: If you love something, set it free. If it comes hack, u is yours. If it doesn 't, it was never meant to he. Wwth Q Krvin: Nowhere, but here, is the dreamer or the misfit so alone. Hut try as they might, they cannot steal your dreams! Stoll Kdward Kspmos.i: If you don't understand my silence, i on won’t understand im words. Mike F.imiiKion: The world is full of kings and queens who blind otir eves and steal vour dreams. It’s Heaven and hell. Xaialic K.ivnum Reality is just a mass hallucination. Life is lust a concept I am Akira the Black Huntress, mistress of mine own destiny. Mike Finley: For all you do. this Bud's for you. Knsiinc Flynn: Cod gave me patience I want it now! Mark A. Fraser: Be true to your word, your country, and our friend Michelle Funk: When I was a freshman, the Seniors looked sooo old. and now that I am a Senior. I think the Seniors look young?! Mt cm Mushimi: It s been real: it s been fun: but not real fun. Ke m ( 11111)111: I see myself upon a stage, holding my guitar and I don’t care if it s Carnegie Hall or just some local bar. Seniors 21