Buckeye Valley High School - Sword Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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Above: I-lere's an empty chair, join us. Left: The Rockettes. Upper left: Fu- ture homemakers of Amer- lea? RADIO CLUB: THE MORNING D.J. 'S '.---197' ? Ss l Above left: Future disc jockey, Kathy Hammett! Left: From left to right: Dan McClory, Mr. Ting- ley, Robin Seymour, Kathy Hammett. Above: What, no announcements, Robin? Organizations! 53

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AYHERO EE WHA T'S CO0KlN', FHA? Being president of the Future Homemakers of America ls a chal- lenge. This challenge is one l wouldn't give up for the world be- cause l have always felt that each and every member needs to feel important. The officers and older members need to get the new members involved. When they feel that someone cares about them, they work harder. New and differ- ent Ideas come from each member which helps to make our strong chapter stronger. - Tina Hursey -V.: if -, h Qx ,si X g ,511 Row one from left to rlgh t: Mrs. Erickson, A. Cox, B. Barnes, T. Acker, T. Hursey, L. Monska, L. Wade, H. Brewer. Row two: R. Lowe, K. Bartrum, D. Christian, L. James, C. Acker, M. Slaugh- ter, K. Flelder, 5. Childers, Row three: T. Luke, S. S. Haynes, L. Castle, T. DeFranslco, P. Teets, S. Meyers, A. Kiley, S. Oller, Mrs. Ne well. Row four: Mrs. Irvin, C. Keck, G. George, P. Woos- ter, D. Martin, C. Reed, D. Shaut, R. Wade. Row five: A. Mangus, T. Stage, C. Rose, L. McKahan, T. Frey, B. Wilde, R. Justice, M. Metzger, C. Hatten, S. Noland. 52f0rganlzatlons Top above: Where's the pizza? Top center: and the winner is . . . Upper left: FHA week was a lot of fun! Above: Four hours down and six to go. Right: lsn't this fun, girls? Below: Want to glve to our cause?

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SCIENCE CLUB SHOO TS FOR THE SKY The past year In the Science Club has given me a lot of experience to remem- ber. Experiences such as going to meet- ings with an attendance of three and having the club picture taken with a dozen-and-a-half attending. Exper- iences like crossing a cold, waist-deep stream in the dark-and forgetting to take my wallet out of my pocket. Being a treasurer who was unable to collect dues was an experience, too. And yet, at the same time, being in the Science Club allowed me to see Saturn for the first time through a telescope, allowed me to fly through the air while rappel- ing, and allowed me to explore the depths ofa cave. 'l'hat's why l'm looking forward to another year in Science Club, with both good and Ihopefully only a fewj bad experiences. Dan McClory f he top right: Please, Wayne don 't throw ltl middle rlght: Where ls the rocket at, Kathy? middle left: Dan ls getting ready to send his rocket sky high! bottom left: l hope he knows what he is doing. first row: Dan McClory, Bill Warner, Tom Krajci, Kathy Hammet, Mr. 0'Donnell, second row: Mr. Yost, Susan Jones, Mary Bosh, Brian Stanley, Wayne Snyder, Da vld Sheppard, Rob Baurle, Tom Henry 541 Organlza tions