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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1981 volume:

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C.. 5 465,1 GCCVNKX 3 qOQ-Dye Q TythE Cxlf3 Ckmch 1 Kim ,x QOUJ3X C30 :65: , 33ch LQCK 3 W eUka-kanOx KIQQ 9:ch J Activities V Organizations pp, 28 3 Athletics pr. 48 , f3 x Seniors pp. 86 l 3x ; Classes 5 3 pp. 110 1 3 vi? 1'1- ' 333 Faculty 3 pp. 136' '3 m R; Sponsors pp, 148 J - 3 3 Closing 3 . W s x: I l 3 3 5' Editot-Kathy Heine x 3 4' ' v 3 Assistant Editor-Sue Martin Art Editor-Drew Holland Business ManageI-Debble Racket Advisor-BIII Speaks 2A4 Touch 0! Class B. V. Students Go For If? Pg. 2 Circle: Bryan and Barb are energetic before their practices start. Cut-out: Beth catches a few seconds on the phone between classes. Top.- Fred poses with his autographed album and Rees from McGuffy Lane. Middle Left: Joy, Becky and Sherry wait for the bell to ring. Middle: Molly and Amy find something amusing. but it's probably not band practice. Lower Left: Mlndy, Lori, and Tracie head into town before their volleyball game. Bottom: Gary and Bill, smile now for you have a grueling cross country practice ahead. Pg. 3 Top Left: Hey Rhonda, Surprise! Above: One of the few moments that Mike relaxes. Far Left: Phil and Debbie put in another gruesome day at the booster? building. Below: Wayne, Brian and David enjoy physics class. A Touch Of CIassA? One of the spirit days the cheet- Ieaders eagerly sponsored was Western Day . That Friday the balls were completely filled with spirited people. Everywhere one looked they saw people wearing co wbo y hats, b a n d a n a s , western shirts, J faded blue jeans, M ' vests and cowboy boots. The teachers were especially asked to join and many were seen among the wranglers. Mr. Graves was the sheriff with Mr. Seely as his trusted deputy. , One must call so much spirit A Touch of Class . 1 4tA Touch Of upT Bra ves, Baron , 64C ? Pg. 4-Cltcle: Da vid eating one of his nutri- tious lunches. Cutout: Jenny shows that wranglers just don't play guitars. Lower left: Monica shows how to talk on the phone western style. Lower right: Lea even ate on the paper plate. Pg. 5-Top left: Bruce and Sue show off their western wear. Top right: Mrs. Graham was one o! the many teachers that participated. Mid- dle: The band watched the cowboys tie the Indiana 000. Above: Manager Clyde shows off for the girls. Left: Tina and Becky joined In the fun. A Touch 0! Classt5 Circle: Amy, this is a study hall, not a tennis match! Cut-out: Terr! uses her talent In art class. Top: Danieljoking with Steve over lunch. Above: Mr. Schroeder talks about leaves to his class. Middle: Diane takes a break waiting for the band to march down the field. Right: Linda takes time to study during her lunch mod. Fat Right: Traci ls getting ready for the halftime show at Big Walnut. 6A4 Touch Of Class Studen ts Enjoy Many Different Activities Top left: Dennle and Drew talk about Nlatross setting the world record at the Little Brown Jug. Top right: Nanette proofreads her story for the Shield. Middle: Mrs. Cocuzza rides on the merry-go- round with some students at the fair. Above: Sue ls getting psyched up for the tennis match against leHln. Far left: Suzie gets keyed-up for varsity choir. Left: Tammi and Chip look at the ab- sence llst during yearbook class. A Touch Of Classt 7 8A4 Touch Of Class School Spirit Improved 1 00h Pg. 8-Clrcle: Gary sho ws his school spir- It on fanners's day. Cut-out: Lori dances with Rob at homecoming. Top tight: Mike Walker learns that a freshmen has to study. Middle left: Marie, Karen and Sherry relax In the sun during lunch. Middle: Dave. Bryan and Chuck carry Clyde while Kent thinks he hs Quasi- moto. Lower left: Paige and Shelly dis- cuss the guys at the Wesleyan game. Bottom: Cathy, Nanette and Bart smile for the camera. Pg. 9-Top left: Bob ls bored during Biology II. Top tight: John and Troy stand on the Freshmen float, Stump the Cats . Middle: Tracy Is amused during Mr. er hths Al ebra class. Middle rl wal'ese an am ' .- ad takes I! easy . at us A Touch Of Classt9 h80: My Shining Startt October 10th was the 1980 Fall Homecoming. The evening began with the parade of floats and the court circling the field. The junior class Hoat Butcher the Cats took first place honors. Kathy Heine, elected by the student body, was crowned Queen. Her court consisted of: Judy Rinehart, senior attendant; Theresa Hall, junior attendant; Lori James, sophomore attendant; Shana Kessler, freshman attendant. The game followed and the Barons sur- vived Victoriously with a score of 27- 13. The Homecoming Dance, spon- sored by the junior class, was after the game with the music by Easy Shana Kessler Lot! James Fr. Attendant Soph. Attendant 12TActllvrttrles$ Judy Rlnehart Theresa Hall St. Attendant Jr. Attendant Queen, Kathy Heine BMW? 3' Actlvltlea 13 LuAtme Butts I Debbie Graves Jr. Attendant Fr. Attendant ,, Sweetheart Serenade Tammi Moore Rhonda Noggle 5'- Attendant Soph- Attendant Friday the 13m was the 1981 basketball homecoming. As expected, superstition made it's presence known. The evening activities were delayed due to Academ y having bus ti'ouble on the way to the game. Then, unfortunately, Academy left the evening victorious with a score of 50-39. But the evening wasn't all bad as proved when the 1981 queen, Jenny Kuzeppa, and her court made their ap- pearance. The court consisted of: sen- lor attendant, Tammi Moore; junior at- tendant, LuAnne Butts; sophomore at- tendant, Rhonda Noggle; ano freshman attendant, Debbie Graves. The home- coming dance rounded out the evening with the band MESA and the theme Starting Over . Actlvltleat15 top left: E ven the crippled get around at the fair, don't they Ronnie? above: Traci Clark putting In her long, hard hours at the B V Fair Tent. middle right: Juan $e- pulveda and his cow Louise! right: John takes Kim and Dawn out to the restau- rant of their choice. 16A4ctlvltles chool Dies While Fair Lives To many people, the Delaware County Fair means more than getting out of school for a week. To me, It means my last horse show of the year. For others, It means their last chance to prove that their pig, lamb, or steer is the best-groomed and trained in their class or category. It means making money for the BVBoost- ers by working in the food barn. To some, it means gaining ten pounds by getting nervous be- fore they show and Indulging themselves in those greasy french fries! But, most of all, It means meeting new friends and getting reacquainted with friends that were met last year. Sue Daragona top right: Mike Kuzeppa, Chuck Johnsbn, and Tim Whitlock are pin- ball wizards. Middle: Shari Hollen- baugh and her boyfriend Eric after strolling through the horse barns. above: Lisa Crooks and Jenny Earls test their luck at the arcade. left: Don? you have to be 18 to go to a carry-out? Activitiestl 7 Top Left: Phil Tossey gives welcoming speech. Top Rm: Greg Martin and classmates say the pledge of Allegiance. Middle Center: Valedictorian Marla Moore gives her speech. Middle Rt: IVs not scary Mark, don? worry! Above: Amy receiving an award. Bottom Rt: Drew Is one tired graduate! 18hlcttvltles A Day Of EmotiorW : Top Left.- Dennls and Jennifer make a cute couple. Middle Left: Rob needs just a little bit of help. Middle Center: Kathy presents the class gift. Middle Rt: Judy and Tammi rejoice after receiving diplomas. Bottom Left: Saluta- torlan Ray Fuller will make a fine doctor. Bot- tom Rt - Tassles sure do taste good! Above Rt - Carl Stover reHectlng on his past 4 yrs. at B. V. Actlvltles 19 l thew Beginningstt The sun shined brightly on our gradu- ation day. Each of us have different ; memories, both happy and sad, to re- call these past four years. The victo- rious ballgames, the outstanding achle vets, the funny Gong Shows, the cutting of classes; the fights with friends; and the loss of friends were all meaningful. As we took the last step off the podium with diploma In hand, It was the end of an education for some; and for others It was the beginning. Never let us forget the days of cramming for tests, ditching In the lunch line or fighting our way out of the parking lot. Lora Wornstaff Middle Left: Bill Mitchell giving the invoca- tion. Above: Do you believe It, Jack? Bill doesn't think ifs teal! Bottom Left: Rick reads Scriptures. Bottom RL: Kent shows his pearlle whites ln sheer delight. 20tActlvitles Top Left: Listen, this Is the way things will happen. Top Rt: The future scholars of Amer- ica. Left: Amy adds finishing touches to Brad. Middle Left: Don? be so worried Diane Welner, the world lanL that rough. Middle Up- per Left: Daphne Shaut and Ray Fuller are two happy people. Middle Upper Rt: Carmela Lent and Denise Bess look forward to a bright fu- ture. Above: The Class of '81 finishes togeth- er. ActivitiesA'U What I liked most about the play D.J. Staley: When the earth moved, I mean the scenery fell. Jerry Webb: The audience re- sponse because If they enjoy them- selves then I enjoy myself better. Jenny Earls: The jokes on the mats during practice. David Weber: Jer- ry's presto change-o. Lorrie Belcher: Amy's Oh, how nice! Joe Roberts: Being married to Jodi Shearer for two months. Jennifer Burchett: Being part of a group that works for a common goal. .o-o-v-u- Top: Edelweiss Middle left: The hills are alive Middle: She waltzes on her way to mass and whistles on the stair Middle right: How do you hold a moon- beam in your hand Above: rve had enough of this! Left: If you dontt mind! Libsl Kurt Party Party Party m1; . Elsa Schragder . Louisa: ??ieSii-th Friu :alleilhiold Memberr Fraulein Scheiger . . . . Nun chorusy .qo' 3131592 Bertha . . ; Jenny 53511! Slate;- shmarena - . , . Teena grey Sister Sophia . . . ; . . . Julie Eklelbiute Mother Abeas ........ . . . Jennifer Glenn :2an Georg Von napp . . . Bill Bruce m Detweilexj ..... . . Jerry Webb Exam . . Wayne 1.. Sayder Rebekah Targas cunr . . man Moebiua - . Krista Hoehiua Danny Webb Guestfrrio Halber- . Guestfn'io Henber . GuesVNazi ..----... Top left: How can love survive? Top center: I go to the hills, when my heart is lonely. Top right: Lisa, no one will forget your Thank you! Thank you! Middle left: You can sing just as well with Fraulein Marlal'h Middle right: As The Sound Of Music Innocent as a rose Middle: thou didn't tell me how old you are, Louisa. Above: how do you solve a problem like Ma- rla? Left: The curtain call ls sweet! Activitiesn23 4 Sharing The 4. N! w . I enjoyed this yeafs prom. The Hilton Inn North was very nice and it was In a good loca- tion so no one had to drive far. The banquet room was big and there was plenty of space for everyone. The band was great! They played a few oldies that kept everybody going and I was happy to see a lot of peo- ple out on the dance Hoar. The way dlnnei was set up was much better. By having it served to us, It seemed more appropriate for a formal occa- sion. It was a very enjoyable evening. -Carrie Houck 24wActlvltles .A Page 24, Top Left: Dave, Debbie, Lori, and Brad take time out to share. Top Right: Char- lie and Tina beamln' and looklny snazzy. Mid- dle Left: You just won? believe what I saw going on In the ballroom a moment ago . . . Middle Right: Hey Jodi, wanna dance? Bot- tom: Mr. and Mrs. Alan King, Mr. and Mrs. James erght taking It all In. Page 25, Circu- lar: What fun sharing the night with you can be. Top nght: Eric and Shari take a rest from the dance floor. Middle Left: Carmela and the funky chicken wish you a Happy Birthday , Barb. Above: Caught ya by surprise . . . huh, Bryan?! Beside: Brian and Carrie watching Theresa Hall present a gift ybrle! casey to Ju- nlor Class advisor, Mr. Wright. Activitiesy25 Together MENU Melon Cocktail Pepper Steak Flllet of Flounder French Style Green Beans Rice Dinner Rolls Strawberry Parfait Coffeellce TeiVMllk 1', 'i, 7 w 3W; 3T i ,. it: I' a The mood was set when we were cruising down route 23. It was going to be a beautiful night, not a cloud In the sky. The dinner was something that I would like to forget. I quickly did as the music was great and It looked like every- one was enjoylng themselves. The after-part was held at Branch Rickey Field House. There was a variety of things to do: basketball, volleyball, racketball, swimming, etc. The prom was a success, and I think that night will stay In peoplels minds for a long time. -Brad Jolliff 26TActlvltles Page 26, Top Left: Well, what do you know, they even have party hats for us to wear. Top Right: David quenching his thirst after kicking up his heels. Middle Left: Barb, Sue, Judy, and Carmela show that friends and fun 90 arm and arm. Mid- dle Right: A time we'll never forget. Bottom: Jodi and Brad contented with their night. Page 27, Circular: Karen and Mark . . . together. Top Right: Wow, watch 'em dance! Middle Left: Wayne keeping Tanya laughln' all the time. Mid- dle Right: What a night this turned out to be! Bottom: Hey babe, lets go out there and show hem how ifs done. Activitesi27 Downhillers Move To Mad River Mt. 30 0rganiza tions l SFC Bound For Man treal Top Right: Connie and Patti do X some extra work before the Man- treal trip. Above: Bruce Miller X studies studiously. Far left: Susan Wood finds the book she needs. Left: Class only lasts for 45 min- utes! New Michelangelos Of Tomorrow 'lx' w k, Above right: Ginger Root shows us Just what has your class been up how fun Art class can be. Right: to, Mrs. C? Guidance Workers Keep Busy! nght-Beth calls the patent of an- Standing: Lisa Mullins, Becky other sic student. Below-Slt- Flnks, Kris Bartram, Easter Ha- ting: Deb Bucket, Lottie Belcher, man, Betty Barnes, Beth Ryther, Mrs. McFarland. Lea Maschmann. Librarians Sa ve Studen ts From Dreaded Science Reports 32 0tganIza Hons Above Left-Row 1: Sandy Votaw, Cindy Votaw, Mrs. Adams, Lotl Pitts, Patty Teetleow 2: Susan Wood, Debbie Harper, Rachel Beckly, Deb Rucker, Connie Knoechel. LeIt-Sue and Jodi tie another yel- low ribbon In tribute o! the hos- stadent tages. Below Left-Phll and Daph- ne count the votes for the first annual King and Court. Below-Slt- C . ting: Daphne Shaut, Phil Tossey, OUHCII Wllber Presley. Standing: Shana Kessler, Colleen Sheets, Debbie Graves, Brenda Masters, Rich Becomes Goodman, Stephanie Palmer, Jodi Shearer, Sue Martin Ron Graves, Kim Cua, - Tina De- A ' 'J Francisco, racle Boyer. Ct! V8! 'le Above Lelt-Jenny catches office 0 o o paranoia. Above-Row 1: Rachel fflce GII'IS Beckly, Lisa Mullins, Lorrie Belcher, Jackie Mayer, Jayne Cart. Lori Bryant. Row 2: Nanette Poligh Ross, Tammi Moore. Carmela Lent, Barb Watkins, Deb Bucket, Mrs. White. Left-Lorl listens to an- other one of Mr. Seely's jokes. Their 8k i 115 Organize tlanst 33 Baron Boaters Successful, In First Campaign TOP LEFT: Hint toua Tom Henry, Dan McClory, Mike Cline, David Ware, Ca- meron Clayton, Tim Ash, Brad Moore, DJ. Staley. tSecond road Beth Ryther, tetatL John Kessler, Steve Green, Larry Newell, Tom Knoechel, Fred Watts, Brandon Hopper, Jlm Blaney, Lorrie Belcher !sta0, Debbie Caasldy tstatL ITO? RIGHT? Jim Blaney, ready to send the ball down the wing. 0110 8161' ? Tom Knoechel, ready to clear the ball out o! the midfield. 6480 VE; DJ. Staley organizes the team. URIGHT; John Kessler gets by the Hayes defender. MtOrganlzatlons The Shield EdiIorrln chief . ................... Maria Moore Managing Edivor ......... . .HRebekah Torges News Edivor h . . . .. V. ....... Melynda Brooks Feature Editorv . ... V . . NiVa Rylher Sporls Edi'or .V. .............. . Tammi Moore Advertising Manager. . .. , ,,.. H .Jenny Kuzeppa Business Manager ................. Nanette Ross Copy EdiOor, .. .V . . . Patty Tee's Circulation and Exchange ..... LuAnne Buns Pholographer ..................... Carmela Lem ArfisVs ...................... Stephanie Palmer. Drew Holland Production Manager ............. Jenniler Bowden PR Manager V VVVVVVV ., l ..Ma Diamond Survey and Slah'slical Manager . . ..... Bill Warner Adviser ........................ Mrs. Sarah Graham Shield Staff thriteslh 011 I've got a great Idea! Maria an- nounced one day. Let's give the Shield 8 complete overhaul. We lll use larger plc- tures, improve our layouts, and never misspell Cocuzza again. We missed several deadlines, had pointless arguments, and even had the managing editor draw an editorial car- toon; but It all proved successful. The Shield not only was a means of commu- nication but also a valuable learning ex- perience for everyone involved. Rebekah Torges Top left: Both of you are pleased, rs. Gra- ham and Marla? Above: Jenny and Luanne spend thelr share of the time selling ? O'gtams. Left: Melynda diligently works on a page lay- out. Lower left: Matt helps out to meet the Shield deadlines. Middle left: Row 1: Fatty Teets, Nlta Ryther, adviser Sarah Graham, Jenny Bowden and Bill Warner. Row 2.- Stephanle Palmer, Tammi Moore, Carmela Lent, Rebekah Tomes, Marla Moore, Luanne Butte and Melynda Brooks. Row 3: Nanette Rosa and Jenny Kuzeppa. Not pictured: Matt Diamond. Organlzatlonal35 i i Senior DECA: above; left to right; Lavelle Steele, Sandy Otter. Connie Lavender, Tina Masonl, Fred Hines, Denise Bess, Matt Diamond. Julie Elklna, Cameron Clayton, Bill Bruce, Mr. McDon- ough Junior DECA: left to right.- Kurt Daniels, John Cumberledge, Sand! Lyons, Tim leens, Beth Seeahultz, Tom Clunk, Theresa Hall. Darla Platt, Diane Masters, Sandy Ashbtook, Linda Bennett, Mr. McDonough. Varsity Club Excels Varsity Club: left to right; Row 1; D. Wiener, B. Reece, G. Butts, K. Schultz, D. Hyatt, K. Heine, C. Phelps, B. Mitchell. Row 2; S. Daragona, S. Coonfate, R. Fuller, P. Toasey, J. Schroeder. D. Shout, M. Clark, J. Burchett. Row 3; T. Moore, K. Dllts, D. Bess, B. Watkins, B. Presley, D. Human, D. Watkins, E. Hughes, J. Shearer. Row 5; P. Teets, B. Barnes, M. Vonvllle, L. Crooks, M. Yoakutn, D. Carr, 1'. Strohl, N. 3-7: Breece, F. Froehllch. Row 6; L. Rhodes, N. Ross, 5. Hollen- baugh, B. Styers-L. McCurdy. Row 7,- 5. Palmer, W. Presley, D. Holland, D. Mackey, T. Whitlock, J. Karshner. 36 Organlza Hons The Proud, The Few, The ROTC 777' '9'- i ROTC: left to right; kneeling; Vince Dahlenberg, Wayne Maxwell, Joe Cox. standing; Steve Greene, Tom Knoechel. Cafeteria Workers: left to right; sitting; Betty Hatchet, Roma Mor- row, Bryan Trlmble, Julie Rose, Terri Desklns, Craig Taylor. standing; Rob Fulton, Larry Hunt, Joe Matrunlck, George Buggies, Terry Henderson, Mike Brooks, Terry Piper. Organlza tionsX37 Future Farmers Of America if . gen The Buckeye Valley ERA. has had a very eventful yr., participating in a variety of activities from public speaking to parliamentary procedure and from public service to judging contests. Mem- bers attended the State convention where 6 members received the State Farmer Degree. Students also helped with Operation X-mas Spirit, Masada! DystroPhy and Top left: Rick Maxey receives an award from the levy drive. The REA. Boss Hog. Top rt.: Sue Martin crowned FFA Is an organization With Its queen. Mid left: Ed Zimmerman hands the se to develo chapter presidencey over to Leroy Blllman. 3881;212:5213 lea dersb 1; Above 11.: Brother and sister take star FFA d . ability and prepare them am 8 for their future. Ed Zimmerman 38 Organlza tlons ew'. ,'. d 1+ . , l A Award Wlnners-Row 1, Left to Right: Kris Bartram, Outstanding Sopho- re member; Joyce Metzger, Outstanding Freshman member. Row 2: Tina toll, Outstanding FHAH-IERO member, Betty Barnes, Outstanding Junior mbet. Left center and bot- tom: New FHA mem- bers go on a Tiger Hunt for Initiation! FHA: Successful In Sta te C ompetition I feel that the Buckeye Valley FHAH-IERO chapter has met many challenges and even when these challenges seemed Impossible, we managed o overcome them. This year we again received the Award of Merit Chapter. Our Impact team received a 2nd place rating; Team Demonstration received a 3rd place rating. Tina Hatter received her Encounter Degree. Having served my second year as an officer In FHA, I feel that It is very Important that all out mem- bers become involved. This was one of our goals that we feel we accomplished. Special thanks to our advisors, Mrs. Irvin and Mrs. Newell. Betty Barnes President, FHAIHERO 1 980-81 FHA, 1980-81: Row 1, l. to r.: T. Frey, T. Hatter, B. Barnes, K. Bartram, L. Wade, L. Nauman, T. DeFrancisco, P. Teets. Row 2: 8. Duncan, R. Lowe, D. Christian, T. Luke, 1'. Mantis, C. Keck, 6. George, L. McKahan, J. Gemperllne. Row 3: W. Frey, K. Hall, J. Harris, 5. Webb, 1'. Natoll, C. Fuller, G. Root, D. Wells, C. Vota w. Row 4: R. Nauman, S. Haynes, J. Chadwick, L. Gable, 1.. Ward, 8. Lacey, J. Metzger, L. Nauman. Row 5: Advlaots-Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Newell. Organlza tionsI39 The Sword Strikes A gain! At first glance, the yearbook room might seem like utter cha- os. Kent's radio with the coat hanger antenna was always blasting Q-FM 96. People were constantly walking in and out; mostly out. Even with the staff- ers that were always doing their algebra, we had great fun and somehow we got our pages com- pleted, even if they were not on time. I feel itls a book of which the entire staff can be proud. To all of them, I give my thanks. Kathy Heine, Editor top.- Jodi is catching up on her yearbook terms. top left: Lorrie rechecks her typ- ing. middle right, sitting.- Mr. Speaks, Adviser Ist row: D. Weiner, N. Breece, C. Lent, T. Moore, 5. Martin, D. Racket, K. Heine, D. Pittman, J. Shearer 2nd row: M. Moore, B. Jolliff, K. Schultz, C. Phelps, D. Hyatt, 8. Mitchell, L. Belcher. upper middle: Mike finishing his lay-out. lower middle: Bill and Kathy give Sue instructions as she begins her pages. middle left: Target practice helps devel- op ideas! bottom left: What'does Drew do during yearbook? Play basketball! bottom right: Will you make deadline, Brad? 40X 019:! niza tions Drama tics Top Left: First row,- Ann White, Jenny Earls, Nita Rytller, Amy Dean, Rebekah Tomes, Beth Ryther, Jennifer Butchett. Second row,- Julle Edelblute, Michaele Von Ville, Suzie Heltzel, Reid Helnrlclu, Steve Teets, Kelth Darn, Lisa Mullins, K yle Reid. Third row,- Jeannle 01a, Lau- ra Ray, DJ. Staley, Lorrie Belcher, Lin- da Teeta, Patty Webster, Tracie Boyer. Fourth row,- Nancy Breece, Dan McClory. Phil Toney, Shelly Daragona, Sue Kohl, Karen Hopkins. Fifth row; Mrs. Cocuzza Middle right: First row: Daphne Shani, Jodi Phelps, Amy Dean, Kathy Heine, Theresa DeFranclsco, Connie Knoechel, Patty Teets, Melynda Brooks. Second row: Bill Warner, Mark James, Dave Hy- att, Phil Touey, Ray Fuller, Dennle Can. Daniel McClory. Third raw; Bruce Miller, Nanette Ross, Ed Zimmerman, Susan Greer, Jodi Shearer, Brenda Mas- ters, Sue Martin, Bill Mitchell. Fourth tow; Gary Butts, David Sheppard, Tom Knoechel, Wayne Snyder. Rachel Beck- ley, Dottie Congrove, Ann White, Cheryl Cooke. Fifth row; D.J. Staley, Lorrie Belcher, Julie Edelblute, Jack Edelblute, Sandy Votaw, Susan Wood, Nancy Breece, Bryan Stanley. Sixth row, Rob Hatter, Jenny Earls, Lot! Holben, Amy Church, Melissa Penry. Jennifer Bowden, Tina Natoll, Becky Styers, Tra- cy Hlndes. Mlddle left; Congratulations Lori. Bottom right,- Be careful, Nanette! Bottom left,- Susan, a new member of National Honor Society. Organ! tions 41 BV Choirs Sing With a e, Top above: Reserve Choir; Row 1: Adviser S. Sturnl, T. Green, K. Mclntlre, C. Lowry, D. Robin- son, Kth. Darst, 8. Bruce, 5. Teets. Row 2: K. Womeldorf, 5. Lacey, L. Demopolls, C. Snyder, T. Boyer, D. LaCrone, M. Steele. Row 3: D. Dick, L. Gobel, J. Wilgus, T. Williamson. Above: Varsi- ty Choir; Row 1: Adviser S. Sturnl, 6. George, 1'. Ash, B. Bruce, J. Webb, M. Hardenbrook, M. James. Row 2: A. Dean, T. Hatter, 5. Votaw, S. Wood, J. Earls, A. White, J. Mayer, R. Lowe, B. Pinks, T. Norris. Row 3: T. Frey, T. Hindes, J. Burchett, 5. Heltzel, C. Keck, J. Bowden, S. Webb, J. Glenn, L. Rhodes, N. Ryther, G. Glnther. Top right: Ten little choir members all in a row. Center right: Teena must not have liked the way she sang! Far right: All together, now! Right: Sturnl, the leader of the troops. Pg. 43; Top left: Julie looks attentive in choir class. Center: Steve enjoys his harem. Bottom: Two thrilled singers. 42 0rganiza tlons Below: Ladles' Ensemble and Men's Glee Club; Row 1: Adviser Sturnl, K. McIntlre, M. James, D. Webber, J. Webb, D. Robinson, K. Darst. S. Teets. Row 2: S. Kessler, D. Graves, A. Dean, L. Mul- lins, J. Edelblute, G. Ginther, J. Glenn, 5. Gilbert, T.5heldon, L. Nauman. Row 3: J. Earls, L. Crooks, T. Hindes, J. Bur- chett, J. Oja. E. Hamon, C. Smith, C. Acker, L. Richardson, V. Hopfer. Far bottom: Vocal Ensemble; Row 1: B. Bruce, M. James, M. Hardenbrook, T. Ash, J. Webb, 1. Perry, B. Moore, D. Rob- lnson, Adv. Sturni. Row 2: A. Dean, T. Hatter, S. Heltzel, J. Edelblute, A. White, 6. Glnther, T. Kesslet. Row 3: T. Frey, T. Hlndes, J. Burchett, C. Keck, J. Bowden, S. Webb, J. Glenn. This year, BV's choirs were full of vitality. Ladlest Ensem- ble expanded from 13 to 24 members and performed over 11 times throughout the year. Three choirs and ten soloists performed for RV at the Ohio Music Educators Contest in February. The Ments Glee Club, with eight men, three glees, and one club, prac- ticed their breathing. Mrs. Stunt! summarized the year's efforts: I had planned in three years to make BV's chairs the best In the county- and wehte doing pretty well Organlza tionst43 The Best Dam Ban In The Land! 77M . rWh Top Left: How's it sound, Tracy? Top Right MAJORETTES: Judy Rlnehart, Traci Clark, Diane Welner, Melany Penhorwood, Lori Da- , 5 vls. Middle Left: Gary Butts commands YOU ' .7 . , 3: : 1- , mg: gig: to join his Mayhem Mafia along with Steph- I 5 .: 5 ' ' 'J 5 ' . anle Palmer, DJ. Staley, Phil Tossey, and . . . . 3 ' , - Rick Smiley? Middle Right: SQUAD LEADERS 5 . 5 and ASSISTANTS-Bottom: C. Cooke, J. Earls, ' . R. Maxey, D. Weber, J. Schroeder. Row Two: 5 5 1 L '3 B. Ryther, T. Ferguson, 1'. DeFranclsco, L. . C V .1 Q 1,: . Q' 3 A Belchet, J. Sheater, B. Masters. Row Three: C. y '5 . 5 .1 Q 3 Q Pendleton, M. Penry, B. Styers, B. Stanley, N. 53, ,' . $ ' V , Ryther. Row Four: W. Snyder, P. Teets, C. ' ' Q1 3 x x? 5- 7 ' ;; 5f -' f x: ' . Knoechel, D. McClory, R. Smiley. Row Five: ' . x A. Dean, D. Snare, P. Tossey, D. Sheppard, G. a Q, Q, a Q a Q ifai-x a Q, 5 Q Q Butts. ,. .J ' M'Organlzatlons ' . L ; V Being head majorette of B. V. 's h; A H :3. band has been great for me. Try- ' 1119 to get the majorette squad to 'l 9 agree on a routine and then prac- l F5 ' .- v tlclng to get it all together was tv 1 ; l frustrating at times. We soon re- J. y alized how important those prac- h 3 tices were when it was time to B s put on our first show. The most 1 N disappointing thing for the x I e . whole band was not being able ed I e 'Y ; e to march for two of the games -i. ' T . because of rain, but doing three N victory marches made up for it. When that final game of the sea- son came and I knew It was the last time I would lead the band 7' onto the field, tears and joy of ' the season came to my mind, and I knew how much twirling and band has meant to me. -Dlane Welner Top Left: The clarlnet clan clowns around! lAmy Wtay, Heldl Vogel, Melissa Penry, Julie Pennlcksl. Middle Left: The J. V. band cheers on anticipating a victory march. Middle: Prac- tice makes a perfect show for Friday's game. Middle Right: Diane Welner bubbles In excite- ment while leading the Baron band. Bottom Left: FLAG SQUAD: Nancy Breece, Kim Cua, Teena Frey, Tracy Hlndes, Stephanie Palmer, Denise Anklam, Jennifer Burchett. Organize tlansl45 Stage band was always filled with fun times. All year long, my day started off right with jokes, laughter, and good mu- sic. One of the best things is how every year we play at the Christmas dance for the Sheltered Workshop. That's always re- warding because they appreciate us so much. Going there isn't just playing our Instruments, but is getting Involved with the people and making them happy. Over- all, I would say that stage band was my favorite class of the day. -Rick Smiley 46 t Organiza tions Back Row: director Larry Lukas, Kathy Heine, Connie Knoechel, David Staley, Gary Butts, Rick Smiley, Phil Tossey, Wayne Sny- der, Joel Preston, Rebekah Torges, Patty Teets, David We- ber, Joe Schroeder. Front Ro Amy Dean, Jenny Earls, Nit Ryther, Laura Rhodes, Susa Wood, Dave Ware, Bryan Stan ley, Jenni Glenn. . u. 0 rd . . . o. d . a. . .o . .. ,o . . . . . . . SSH. u. . . . . . . . . . . . QM I . . . o n . . . . ... mraAAAAAAAAAAAAA ... n u .I . o . ..MHJIMMMIII . . o . c . 3 Ill 0 . .- ... . . . . . ... maaa III . . . . o. . o. . a . . . . a. !. o u . c . 9 ..V . . N... o .. n . .. . ... . . . n c . . c I .. .. . I . o .. . Above: Senior Kent Schultz scores once more. Kent was the 1980 county scoring champ with 48 points. .5 3:: E s. m .5. E M: E 4-. u. 35 03 05 '5 'E N En 50L4 thletlcs Below: Coach Speaks makes a few offensive changes during the game which lead the Barons to a win. 1980 Baron Football Team: lat Row: Captains Eugene Hughes, Kent Schultz, Derek Phelps and Drew Holland. 2nd Row: Rob Harter, Dave Brown, Chris Lee. Jack Graham, Thad Ray, Mike Strohl, Bryan Reece, Dave Hyatt, Dean Hamon, Manager Clyde Yoder. 3rd Row: Mike Wade, Mike Reed, Ken Grlest, Bryan Graves, Barry Webster, Mike Clark, Drew Bright, Chris Holt, Fred Froehllch, Tlm Whitlock. Todd Mates. 4!!! Row: Carl Stover, Wllbet Presley, Andy Breece, Richie Goodman, Ron Seymour, Mike Williams, Mike Shlvely, John Holland, Ke vln Human. 5th Row: Ben Presley, Chris Hatter, Mike Kuzeppa, Dan Rhodes, Chuck Jobnsdn, Bob White, Troy Hysell, Max Brewer, Joel Preston. Back Row: Coaches Jim Lelst, Bill Speaks, K en Hollis- tet, Chip Seely, Pete Junk, Rob Dodge. A thletlcs 51 Young Barons Feel Victory 52AQ thletlcs 1980 Baron Reserv Football Team. Is Row: R. White, D. Rhodes, M. Williams, 1'. Hyaell, R. Goodman, K. thest, R. Hatter, 2nd Row: Coach Seely, B. Webster, 5. White, T. Mates, C. Hatter, D. Hamon, J. Grahman, 3rd Row: B. Shlvely, J. Preston, .4. Breece, M. Kuzeppa, M. Brewer. g g 4 p The 1980 Baron Freshman Football Team. Ist Row: R. Keck, B. Wolford, D. Hooper, D. Richards, B. Gregory, D. Hedges, K. Schultz, T. Russell. 2nd Row: 5. Brown, R. Hartman, D. Womstaff, J. Sepulveda, M. Deel, J. Llonhardt, B. Hatter, K. Penhorwood. 3rd Row: 0. Hughes, K. White, T. $tyers, C. Bree, J. Maples, T. Ware, J. Hauck, S. Dauphin. Back Row: Coaches Junk and Dodge. wEEiEii$mHH jn-umuEnnmgu- uom: or THE BARON? Spikers Shock Bra ves In Sectional Finals Upper left.- The team debating the situation at the Districts. Middle left: Fearsome foursome takes break from the action. Upper right: Lori sets for the kill against DeSales. Lower left.- Susan's passing aids In the victory over the Wildcats. Reserves-Row 1: B. Smiley, K. W0 meldorf, P. Schultz, K. Flatt, T Bartlett. Row 2: M. Culley, Boyer, B. Perry, M. Yoakum, L Garrison. L. Holben. Varsity-Ro 1: M. Van Ville, S. Greer, K. Heine T. Strohl, L. McCurdy. Row 2: R Dienst, B. Bay, 1'. Manila, Strohl. Row 3: Coach Smith Coach Yost. Winning was Important, but not everything. I! we played like a team and won, it was great. However, If we played like a team and lost, then we just had to remember there would soon be another game we would have to be ready for. On and of! the court we were all a family. That made particl- patlng In volleyball very spe- cial for me. I was sorry to see the season end. I hope the team always stays close. Good-Iuck to the players In the future years to come Lori McCurdy e;,OPP Vatslty Scoreboard 3V - 7 Cardington River Valley wBentley ' ,, I W Upper Left-MoIIy eyeing game win- ning serve. Upper nght-Coach Smlth smiles at the team rejolclng. Middle Left-Kathy rejects Fredericktown spike. Middle nght-Klm digs an op- ponent? serve. . a :1: ;;: A cscim BIg Walnut a North Union 1. New AIbanW , Dublin . i. Marysville . I 3 Jonathan AIdet . Grandview ' watNSNQegegaQs euneehw .KII. . . . . 1: Cardlngton Tournaments V 2 ' Wynford 0 Marlon Catholic 1 X, ,1 Elgln I Jena Sectionals , 0 '. Fredrickstown ' 0 ' Centennial 2' 0 Olentangy $7iyistricta -: 2 DeSales 8 E $ 'v-u CD t; 3:: LL. 5 h N i m 0 U 8 C13 :5 a... 32 t $3 Cross Country: just the men- tion of that sport brings pain and agony to the minds of most people. Despite Its unfa- vorable reputation, there are a few people that date to par- ticipate In this sport. What these people do encounter is sometimes worse than they expected. But even with all of the hardships, I wouldn't trade my experiences as a cross country runner for anything.- Ray Fuller extreme top rt: And theytre off! above: Diane warms up for districts. top rt: Billy leads the pack. center: Gary medltates before a meet. cen- ter rt: Up hill 19 the hardest! beside: Ist. row: Billy Mitchell, Gary Butts, Dennle Carr, Diane Welner, Ray Fuller, Brad Jolllft'. 2nd. row: Joe Schroeder, Jay Gable, Dirk Shearer, Jayne Carr, Lot! Sheppard, Kathy Poole, Rhonda Klaet, Jodi Shearer. 3rd. Row: Coach Tlngley, Mark G!- V18 . I ans Cm! Kimble m ' : Scott Coonfare, Steve eets, Kyle Reed, Tony Blair. top left: Schroeder charges on! top rt..- Over the river and through the woods! lower left: The Hoodly Brothers keep In stride. above: A shoe for every foot, . hand, etc. lowet rt: Kathy Poole strug- l gles on. M VP: Dannie Carr, Diane Welnet. Baron Award.- Joe Schroeder, Jodi Shearer. Scholar Athlete: Ray Fuller, Jodi Shearer. Capt: Ra y Fuller, Jodi Shearer. A thletlcs 57 How can I forget the thIngs that happened during the 1980 gIrIs' tennIs season? ThIngs lIke our warm-ups warmIng up everything but the bottom half of our legs, Sue 0,9 long underwear, and us pIayIng In peoples backyards at CSG. Also . . . we embarrassed Mr. Daffner a little. Occasions such as our ChInese fire drIlIs and the friendly faces we 98 ve to the truck drIversl? Also . . . we found out that Lancaster Is the perfect place to have car bwm': memmm... trouble. In closIng, I want to say thanks team for gIvIng me these wonderful memories, and I wish you luck In the sea- sons to come! Nanette Ross 'L,..f 2 41. u ' b. 1.2... n. s. ea UNI w . um mn-mww' ... 1- anjms-uccd. .WJW. r 1? . . V . .7 .134. 137.. ,,::.K'I.91rm VMiwmtt-tajmswa y Q. D h: 'v-u 2? a a 4'2 50 u E Q m E CD Page 58, top rIght: Nanette prepares to fIre a powerful backhand. Above: Watch the ball Patty, don't close your eyes! Above rIght: Ugh RIght: The two most valuable essentials. Page 59, top left: Daphne, caught In her single solemn moment of the day. Top rIght: One of Sue D's many match preparatlons. Above center rIght: NIce form Sue! Center left: The 1980 GIrlsI Tennis Team. row 1: E. Crooks, B. Masters, 8. MartIn, D. Shout, A. MItchell, S. Daragona, N. Ross, M. Newland. row 2: L. Teets, D. Gm ves, K. Hokans, S. Daragona, D. Pittman, S. Haw- baker, P. Teets, Coach Daffner. Lower left.- MItchell creates new fad In tennls footwear. Lower tight: Bren- da awaits a Dublin serve. 58IAt etIcs l, 'uw f M '0.;; . - . v' t. . 1943561.: Athletegmphne smut; ' Honorary Co-CahtkSiie Datagonaha'nd Patty Teets : 11 s: : , S Franklin Hts; A- Columbus West Mifflln Clentfork CSG Lancaster Fisher Catholic Crestllne , Linden McKinley Hilliard Franklin Hts. .mmm Clearfotka X Colum bus, West M VP-Nanette Ross MIP-Amy Mitchell Baron Award-Nanette Rosy ENaum9m uauuuAg Dublin ; , Opp. wmeQhI-AQQQ'NMM Atbteacgsgp. The Buckeye Valley 901! team, under first year coach Bob McDanough, had a very Impres- sive year. After getting off to a slow start, by losing four In a row, the team came back to win our last six matches. In one of those matches, we set a school record-158 against North Union. After the season was over, we played our sectional at Tanglewood GO. and placed third. By doing this, we set an- other school record, which was ha vlng the only golf team In B. V. history to make It to district lev- el. At the district we placed 13th out of 16 teams. The season was over for us, and that was my last high school match. Good luck to the players and coach next year. trict 59. -Mlke Richards Q s Q 8 $ 3; Q. Q a E N 75 z m 33 s U Top-Mlke Richards working out the quirks on the practice tee. Above-Forel MId-Bart going for the green In sectional play. Team-Bart Johnson, Pat Karshner, Mike Richards, John Karshner, Traci Clark, Coach McDonough. 60A4 thletlcs ' Miiysvilla 'Quqdweg f3; Dublin 9ng W83; Hayes; Olentangil N iDguleay'W V ?!g Walmii , Jahit'hanAlderm Monbgllnlbn ' 1 ewAIlganyu :4 ,,Ama Academy? a ma w C33tennlil TOP left-Ttacl has found trouble In the ., sand. Top rlght-Pat attempts to b e a t a ; y r, , B drive. Above-Mike getting teed Off , Left- Don't slice the ball, John! Athleticsml g? 3 E a m v.1 8 2 Q 3 3 cu E a CD 62 A thletlcs Above: Daphne Shaut Is shown In the middle of one of her high flying dls- mounts. Sue Martin and Daphne were the 1981 Gymnastics Captains. The 1980-81 Glrls' Gymnastics Team: Row 1. Coach Headlee, M. Shaut, P. Pond, V. Hartsock, T. Wood, C. Davis, K. Cua, J. Shearer, N. Breece, D. Shaut, S. Martin, J. Dean. 2nd place In the BV 76.65 Franklin Hts. 80.0 Newark 75.5 Hilliard 101.64 Col. Crawford 103.47 DeSales 86.79 Mt. Gilead Northmor 82.35 Del. Hayes 84.3 , Cardlngton 76.1 Heath 79.29; Grove City . 152.38 2nd-vFranklln Hts. Int. 2ndsCBL . 5 Athletics7 63 3 N 73 Lu .5 n. E m 83 .5. H 5; E Q N g :9, m .1? E : 64H! thletlcs The 1980-81 varsity basket- ball season started slowly by losing 4 out of the first 5 games. Finally, things started rolling by players putting more responsibility on them- selves and not someone else. By utilizing team speed, quickness, Intelligence and fundamental basketball to overcome a lack of height and experience, Buckeye Valley basketball again proved suc- cessful. Dave Hyatt Pg. 64 Top Left: Dave Mackey? mad- ness muscles the Monarchs. Top Right: Ray Fuller looks to make the move at New Albany. Middle Left: Brad Joli!!! concentrates on two in disappointing loss to Bexley. Middle Right: Dave Hyatt says Bye, Bye to Monarch defender. Bottom Left: Dennle Carr even scares himself when passing. Bottom Right: Mike Richards goes up strong against El- gln's Ieaper. 82 4 . Big Walnut war -. , 8r m2; 4 , 4 ' op? , Cardlndton 35' 48 U '4 Jonathan Aldgr 38 41 v ; J?Elgln , 53 -;, 32 4 5 9332x1123! 48 8 Big 4ngnut 4- , EgNorfh thion f Dublin 5AMatysyllle 5 Olentangy C019. Academy Ridgedale . Westileffersfin River' Valley Sectional am Pg. 65 Top Left: Ramon Simpson takes turn around jump shot against Elgln. Top Right: Chuck Johnson goes over Elgln In the battle of the boards. Middle Left: Scott Popeye Coonfare grabs rebound against Bex- leyis Bluto. Middle Right: Coach Mey- er gives a helping hand during Barons timeout against No. 1 state ranked Academy. Team Shot: Row 1: Ron Graves, Gary Butts, Dave Hyatt, Den- nle Carr. Mark James, Brad Jolllff, Bob Plait. Row 2: Coach Meyer, Tim Ross, Mike Richards, Scott Coonfare, Ramon Simpson, Ray Fuller, Dave Mackey, Chuck Johnson, E van E vans, Coach Tlngley. m h 3 LL. .8 h E :5; h ?i a v.1 CD E: cu U : :3 m U: $ ;. 66A! thletlcs Top Right: Coach Dodge explains 2nd quarter strategy In win over Big Wal- nut. Middle Left: Brian Wolford sinks free throw to secure victory against the Eagles. Top Middle Right: Jeff Hauck post up against cross-county rival Olentangy. Lower Middle Right: The Fresh bench anticipates a victo- ry against West Jeff. Lower Left: Bart Johnson shows perfect form while shooting for two. Team Shot: Row 1: JeffHauck, Brian Hatter, Bart Johnson, Randy Keck, Brian Wol ford, Chris Osborne. Row 2: Bil Gregory, Mark Strohl, K yle Reid, Je! Leonhardt, Kevin Penhotwood, Mik- Cllne. Row 3: Chuck Brey, Todd Bus 521, Johnny Maples, Craig Kimble, Coach Dodge. Top Left: Matt Fryman does the highstep at Homecoming for a Baron bucket. Top Right: John Holland hits offensive boards In a close victory over Acade- my. Middle Left: Rob Clark lea ves Viking defender hands- up after a clean steal. Middle Right: Ron Graves shoots over sagging defense for two points. Lower Left: Ke vln Hamon leads Baron charge to an easy lay-ln. Teamshot: Row 1: John Cas- sidy, Kevin Hamon, Rob Clark, Drew Bright, Randy Basham, Shawn Osborne, Rich Good- man. Row 2: Joel Preston, Mike Kuzeppa, Matt Fryman, John Holland, Ron Graves, Kris Vo- taw, Scott Wise, Coach Wright. A thletlcs 67 t. E Q. C13 .3 s. ' E m '5 CD .8 h 68' A thletlcs 4w If ' I fl I 1 r7117 Iii Top left; Reserve Basketball, bot- tom: Traci Clark, Nancy Breece, Tra- cy Strohl. Top, Brenda Masters, Lori Holben, Jessica Dean. above; Varsity Basketball: L to R, Amy Mitchell, Jodi Shearer, Stephanie Palmer, Diane Welner, Sue Martin, Jennifer Burchett. left; Varsity Football: L to R, Laura Rhodes, Kathy Heine, Barb Watkins, Denise Bess, Shari Hollen- baugh, Daphne Shaut, right; Fresh- man: L to R, Colleen Sheets, Kris Stirgwolt, Shana Kessler, Mary Shaut, Paige Pond, Debbie Cassidy. Being a cheerleader this year was really great! It really made my senior year a lot of fun. We put in so much time doing things for the team, but it was all worth it. I think I liked the pep rallies and homecoming the best of all. Our pep rallies wouldn't have been as fun without Clyde and his JR. song. The night of homecoming couldnlt have been more perfect. The weather was nice and we de- feated North Union. I donlt think we will forget all the games it rained and we ended up looking like wet rats! The season went by too fast, but even through all that, I will never forget the fun I had be- ing a cheerleader for Buckeye Valley.-Barb Watkins Q3 :9. 9.. 3 .3 V3. cu E 1.. 8 L. 3 5'3 t .3 The 1980-81 Buckeye Val- ley wrestling team was one of BVhs youngest teams. 0f the ten wrestlers on the team, only two were return- Ing lettermen. They were senior co-captains Wilbur Presley, who had a 16-5 re- cord, and Dennis Watkins who had a 10-6 record. Pres- ley and Watkins placed 3rd and 4th respectively at the Big Walnut Inv. BV may have had a losing season, but It was a learning and re- building year for the 1981- 82 matmen. top right: Wilbur punishes his op- ponent! top left: Dennis loosens up before practice! middle right: Stats work hard to get things straight. above: Max makes his stand! bottom left: Bruce gets to- tally psyched. bottom right: Coach giving pointers during a match. Opp. 24' Northmdr, 42; Clearfotk. 30 . 819 Weight Imixg C.B.L. ' ' ' Top Left: Jim's face off with first opponent. Middle Left: Just some last laughs before wrestling. Middle Center: Wilbur struggles to win In final round. Middle Right: Team mem- bers overlook mats. Abo ve Team: Presley suf- fering a tad-blt of pain. Team: back row-Deb- ble Christian, Renee Lowe, Bruce Blevins, Ben Presley, David Hedges, Mike Wade, Jim Blaney, Coach Hollistet, Brenda Perry. front row-Becky Duncan, Sam White, Jimmy Glnther, Dennis Wa tklns, Wilbur Presley, Max Brewer, Tina Frey. Athletics 71 Lady Cagers Have Up And Down Season Big ,Walnut ?New Albany wagging: :Nv'tlwnion , zv;f Wd 2;gt:3?5JeffeTson , fiEiBigCWalnuf L i'lyortb Union De 3:25 iaagpg gang, Top left: Molly and Traci seem to find the Hayes win amusing. Top right: Lisa sets-up egularay for Bexley's 2-3 defense. Above: An enthusiastic bench aided In the victory over the Lions. Left: Kathy jumps at the foul line against Coach Seelyb wishes. Right: Becky shot 1005:: 1 for 1. RE- SERVES: Diana Dick, Molly Humes, Tina DeFranclsco, Samantha De- laney, Tracie Boyer, Karl Platt, Jody Strohl, Cindi Cooke, Jayne Cart, Connie Garrison, Traci Clark and Molly Yoakum. Behind: Coach Smith. Seasonis Memories: turnovers, physical game with North Union at home and a close game away, Saturday practices, Tammi being late at West Jefferson, Coach's bad jokes and technicals, water fights in the hall, red vests and people taking turns to braid Lori's hair . . . a season to remember. 4 mm LARUNs, LEM ABM 3 134 , 11 . Top left: Katie grabs the rebound from Marysville. Top right: There. sa, Susan and Lori are thrilled dur- ing Seely's half time speech. Left: We beat Hayes with this defense? Above: Tammi hairly beats the Monarch defender. VARSITY: Row 1: Traci Clark, Lisa Crooks, Susan Greer, Kathy Heine, Tracy Strohl and Lori McCurdy. Row 2: Coach Seely, Becky Styers, Tammi Moore, Katie Dilts, There- sa Hall, Betty Barnes and Molly Yoakum. Right: Psyched-up, Mol- ly? E? E E 5. E. 8 Q h Q3 Q4 E Z R B 8 VJ 2 Q m .0 a Q m The 1981 baseball season of Buck- eye Valley did not produce a league or district champion. We believe that each year we are capa- ble of reaching one of these goals. However, this year we lost many one run games and these are the makings of a great season. We were highly competitive and re- celved the number one seed In sec- tional play. This team Included many fine Individuals, but the loss in mld-season of Gary Butts dimin- Ished our chances of a league or district crown. We did not reach all our goals, but the quality ot'people who were members of this squad made the season a most rewarding coaching experience. Richard Meyer Top Right: Bryan digs a short-hopper In win against Bexley. Below: Gary drives off the mound In close victory with River Valley. Lower Left: What am I doing here? Three Immediate Pictures at bottom: Chuck drills Bexley catcher at close play at the plate. Team Shot: Row 1: Drew Snare, Scott Wise, Mike Wade, Matt Fryman, Chuck Johnson, Ron Graves, 5am White. Row 2: Nanette Ross, Coach Meyer, Dennis Watkins, Carl Stover, Brad Jolllff, Bryan Reece, Gary Butts, Dave Hyatt, DennIe Carr, Kent Schultz, Coach Tlngley, Dottie Congrove. Top Left: Dennle keeps warm In hope of get- ting to pinch run . Top Right: Dave looks determined to throw a strike. Middle Top Left: Brews tag nails River Valley runner. Left: Bryan lunges at big breaking pitch. Above: Sam uncorks the fastball In Center- burg Victory. Right: The Three Musketeers keeping warm. Bottom: Kent Schultz looks at a pitch down and away. 3853x338 n:nsma xxssx $6 ax: .Wygm I-Asmi. unwuxsx -m 2M: rd 116315 A thletlcsv 75 Q3 8 .9 E a: Lu m, 3 Tu '$ RD 8 $ on m E ; Sitting: Dirk Shearer, Shad Sheets, Mike Cline, David Richards, Randy Keck, Brian Wolford. Kneeling: Chuck Bree, Kevin Schultz, Glenn Harsh, Troy Hysell, Todd $tyera, Kevin Human, Tim Ross. Standing: Tammi Hughes, Kathy Pool, Kris Votaw, Jeff Hauck, Duane Wade, Mike Vettrees, Mike Kuzeppa, Todd Russell, Jolm Cassady and Coach Wright. Top nght: Mike Vertrees taklng a test while the Barons are at bat. Above: Brian Wolfotd getting ready to take his swings at the plate. 76 Athletlc8 x... 19191.91! 1 Middle Left: Randy Keck In preparation for Baron win. Above: Talking to your bat, Tim? Below: Coach Wright giving Instruc- tions to his players. as N u m .,am g Egg? $3 88: Egg, VFW; a K Na E SS,E 35 a way ans 3 was 88 a $3 . 9. 0 wxs-aesgssm.,1 W mengm-d; 7.4 883 385 xx :5 :: A thleHCs 77 m '8 Q 8 E in .E 2 G v: ?a H m .5 5 Wu 7: Q3 Top left: Kathy setting the CBL 100 meter dash record at 12.5. Top right: Karl, Colleen and Sam relax while waiting for their events. Middle left: Susan, Jayne and Jodi were the hit of the Seneca Relays with their fresh stra wberrles. Middle right: Valerie clearing 415 at the CHI. meet. Above: Leslie ran the shuttle hurdles at Seneca. Right: Susan placing In the meet with Jonathan Alder. Many records were broken dur- lng the girls' track season. Diane Wetner broke the 800 meter re- cord for the second year in a row with the time o! 2:33. The 3200 meter relay team consisting of Susan Greer, Jayne Carr, Jodi Shearer and Diane Wetner broke the record at 10:30. Kathy Heine broke three records: the 100 me- ter with a 12.5, the 200 meter at 26.01 and the 400 with a 58.7. 3. av RECORD OPP : 83 Jonathan Alder 15 75 Dublin 74 West Jefferson 8 55 Olentangy 83. Grandiiiem 4 Z : M 79 V2 North Utildh 30M? 5 Third-Big Walnut Relays 'Thltd-Mt. Gilead Inv. Slxth-Heath Third-Seneca Night Relays Slxth-QBL Fourth-Sectlonals Seventh-Dlstricts Top left: Diane led the team In distance. Top Right: Betty led the team in the discus. Middle left: Kath y placed 8th In the 200 at state and also qualified in the 100. Middle: Karl had the best hurdle form on the team. Above: Mike and Becky tan in the 800 relay at the CBL. Team: Row 1: Leslie Roblnson, Linda Teets, Lori Bryant, Jayne Carr, Karl Flatt, Colleen Sheets, Tracie Wood, Sam Delany and Kris Bartram. Row 2: Mike Von Ville, Jodi Shearer, Held! Vo- gel, Gina Glnther, Jackie Mayer, Lori Sheppard, Valerie Hancock and Lori McCurdy. Row 3: Coach Yost, Lot! James, Kim Womeldorf, Becky Styers, Betty Barnes, Susan Greet, Held! Brew- er, Kathy Helne, Diane Welner, Ellen Moore and Lisa Kershaw. A th le tics h79 L. g .1 g tn 8 VJ u 3 m E I 52 Z m Top Lefl-Chris drops deep to return a high, lofty lob. Top nght-Jef! streches out to return a serve during a no. 3 singles match. Middle Left- Bill's form shows why he plays no. 1 singles, or does It? Middle Right- Concentratlon played a key role in Bart's no. 2 singles matches. Bottom Left-That's right, un huh, I'm bad! Waynd Bobbom nght-Shawn pre- pares for a smashing serve In a key doubles match. 80A41hletlcs After winning our first match and just barely losing the sec- ond, I thought we were going to compete quite well this year. But when we played West Jeff, Columbus West and Mifflin, I realized that al- though we had improved, most other teams had im- proved just a little bit more. Overall, we had the most tal- ented tennis team ever at BV. I! the team improves next year as much as it did this year, we might even be a con- tender for the sixth in the 195 league! Bill Warner e a'U 1: :2 nwumndgarrt Marysville . ,, Furbarrh, ' Gryndview' v . . Columbus Ax emy' West y , L lwuhmmwwi? Franklin Heights Dublin'v i 4 ' Mifflin Bexley'? L River Valley, Fairbanlishj: Top Left-Bill slices the ball by the opponent to even the score. Top Right-Oh well, you win some, you lose some! Nell? Middle-Chris exper- iences the boredoms of waiting for a court. Bottom Left-Brian watches an- other shot go long! Bottom Right- Shawn and Chris relax in the sun in between matches with West Jeff. Team Shot-Row 1: Chris Truskowski, Bill Warner, Bart Johnson, Sha wn Os- born, Mlke Walker Bryan Stanley. Row 2'- Wayne Snyder, Jeff Jones, Bruce Miller, Chris Hedges, Coach Dalfner. AthlethGV 81 Mngummaummuhmo tweakeawce6geky tDehotes; League Match 353m 2: ch mFSOON cammmuuam hmmxw wmut mimcwxcm r L ijecItiogel , z Mb 77 e w waggwmom a 8t .2: h 'engayyets'ame' A v ' Querail Record??- i w 7-10.??? : .5 cg e.tgecggi 7 2-3 Being a part of BV's softball team this year was really a new exper- ience. Most girls on the team had been used to playing slow pitch, and the switch to fast pitch seemed to make the game go faster. Also, slid- ing, stealing, and hunting made it a lot more exciting. But watching ev- eryone try to figure out which signal Mr. Seely meant while they were up at bat made the game more interest- ing because you never knew what was going to happen. For BV's first year in softball, I felt the team did very well. Girlsi softball at Buckeye Valley definitely holds a solid future. - LuAnne Butts Pg. 82: Top left; Jessica advances into scoring positlon. Middle left; Lisa charges a ground ball. Middle right; Tammi tags out a North Union player. Pg. 83: Top left; Brenda thrown out at the plate. Middle left; Tracy awaits the next pitch. Bottom right,- Row 1: B. Cox, C. Keck, 5. Hunter, C. Garrison, L. Gar- rison, M. Yoakum, L. Holben, D. Shaut, T. Strohl. Row 2: T. Moore, L. Ba- derscher, 5. Hunter, 1?. Kiser, B. Smiley, J. Dean, L. Kershaw, P. Schultz. Row 3: L. Crooks, J. Farris, M. Newland, J. Rob- erts, R. Stanley, R. Dlentz, D. Tennent, M. Shaut, L. Mitchell. Row 4: C. Seely, B. Burns, M. McGraw, J. Pinnlcks, J. Strohl, P. Webster, J. Wilgus, A Steyner. . Below: Chris Holt throws his onto the track. Luckily no . : W discus at and over the camera was seriously injured. 3:- E b: $ 3 'hl E Q I E h m 3 m S m Overall Regard: 1742-2 C.B.L. LeggtjeMgfet: 7th Sectionalwife'et: vlbth District ngllfler: Phil Tos- seyg-Qbotp ' x' ' C.B, segihotcplit g? .ptauswivrsxz 1.2;; v -.. 3 .WMI'B I-.' 1981 Boy's Track Team: Row 1, L. to R. J. Sepulveda, K. Penhor- wood, J. Gobal, J. Burns, B. Plait, C. Kimble. Row 2: Coach Plnelll, E. E vans, 8. Mitchell. P. Tossey, D. Holland, R. Fuller, J. VanSlckle, J. Schroeder, 6. Reed. Row 3, K. Reed, D. Rhodes, D. Mackey, M. Givens, L. Gobal, S. Kohl, 5. Data- gona, B. Gregory, D. Hedges, C. Holt, J. Blaney. Athletics 85 . . v . .. . . D . . I . . . .. . . . 9 . . . - .a I . . . , u . . ' I' I .' O: o .' 4. . . . x... . Seniors Displa y Class Throughout Final Year I h I ' V ! Derrick Amos Nanette Ross takes a break from her journalism work. She hopes that she never hears the word deadline again. xthfZZ'f Scott Beasley Jim Adams Steve Allen Rick Smiley and Nltd Ryther were voted most likely to marry their gram date. Now a Ho Ho, later the cake. Denise Bess Robert Blesedell Da vld Bro wn k1, mm! Moore, and Carmela Lent out of class as usyal. 7 bf Mix MW Theresa DeFranclsco enjoys the ala carte line mod 11. d Jennifer Bowden Heidi Bre wet Ha Moore and Ray Fuller were voted most llkel to ceed. They were also valedlctorlan and salutatotl- Bill Bruce Gary Butts Dennle Carr Relaxation Provided By T. V. Dottie Congrove Tlna Cooke a l ,, . , 9 r meal w r 1 I 4 Chris Chadwick and Patty Teets were voted mast shy. Who knows what they were doing by the telephone. Angle Cox Joe Cox This was not an uncommon sight for Wllber Presle Many worked hard on Miss Patterson's advanced mat homework, for It . Vickie Cleland June Clevenger The big question of 1980-81 was Who shot J.R.? We faithfully watched Dallasll each Fri- day night and finally learned the heroine was Christian. We also rushed home after school to watch General Hospital and the Guiding Light . Will Heather ever get out of the mental Institution or will Alan Spalding ever get convict- ed? Ernie Deel Theresa DeFranclsco lrtlme was a big part of all our lives. Greg Martin Katie Dllts :9 seen every year with his pigs as pictured above. Cindy Crago w 9v A Phil Tossey and Carmela Lent received most QQoular. Sue Daragona Phil was known for his Slim Whitman tee-shlrt, Carmela for her camera. Lisa Doyle 2.. Dan McClory always had his Dungeons and Drag Mark Dunham Jack Edelblute game. It looked like fun, though most did not and stand It. Wilbur Presley and Diane Welner were voted best dressed. Tennis shoes, Wllber? Julie Elklns Teresa Ferguson Ste ve Fledler Ray Fuller 5vaer ,V -ura Rhodes was one of the lucky members of mod ' -15 senior study hall. It was nice without a teach- L 1 NA; Mike Hardenbrook rm ' Tm Georgeanna Fryman Sandy Faust ,glfa , rH- Rob Hatter Tina Harter V- . . The super Flicks of 1980-81: Stir Crazy-Richard 4E Pryor and Gene Wilder; Popeye-Shelly Duvall I ' and Robin Williams; The Jazz Slnget-Neil Dia- . e . mond; Nine to Five-Dolly Patton, Lily Tomlin and rveey eye Jane Fonda; Change of Season-Bo Derek; Urban ' 4 Cowboy-John Travolta Qtarted trend of the me- chanical bum; Private Benjamin-Goldie Hawn and Eileen Brennen; Altered StatewWilliam Hurt; Seems Like Old Times-Chevy Chase and hlp Phelps and Lori McCurdy were voted class Galdie Haw ; Ordinary PeoPIe'Mary Tyler bwns' Would you hire this person? Moore; Any Which way You Can-Clint Eastwood. Sue Daragona and Carl Stover received biggest mouths. Carl practiced on the football field while Sue was at concerts. Tracy Hatter .. e 9 Lisa Healea Kathy Heine Some places will never change and the 1981 school year was no different. We carried on the tradition of going to Pizza Villa after the games every Friday night. The only addition was we had to cruise through Krogerts parking lot, McDon- aldts, Spots, and the Strand on the way there. t Cralg' Helber '3 4w Tracy Hlndes Fred Hines When Mike Boozer Strohl was not at the ball game Friday nights, he was at the Broken Spoke. ,. v ' :j i; 1 hx 1M. :w Drew Holland v Shari Hollenbaugh AH Mm. ll mu Mu nwlunn '9 . n 9, m h WIMH my um - mi- V -. A tun .I L Dan House , a x V y1h 'k - Hobie Amos and Craig Helber spent much time out of the classroom. Here they meet at Roble's locker. $ h a min: h A 1 David Jenkins Cln Dee Pendleton combing her hair as usual. She and Chris Lee were voted most like! to a bald. q ; ;.; h' h ' h: r f f V . 5' 21.4 1, kah Targes and Patty Teets play the theme song for my during the basketball homecoming. Adrienne Johnson Ka thy Jenkins h95 1 Iranian Crisis Large Part Of Senior Year J, , .4 -. -e,.-.:-Tii Marilyn Justice N' t a Tina Mason! and Dennle Carr were voted the foxtest geogle. The differences of the US. and Iran were a big part 0! our senior year. The hostages were finally freed from Iran after 444 days of captivity. Tie a yellow ribbon around the old oak treet' was the song that brought this country together. Mack Johnson Richard Johnson Stephanie Webb and Bruce Miller received most likely to cry at graduation. Looks like they got a head start. 96 Julie Lane Bryan Reece, Amy Dean and Dennle Carr helped lead the school during Western Day. Class Motto: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dream It, you can become it. Class Flower: white rose Class Colors: Dark blue and white Connie Lavender Chris Lee cott Fraley just loved Mrs. Burdlck's home room. I. . V '31 A n, K Mark Linn Melody Lowther Another Class Bites The Dust Georgeanna Fryman and Eugene Hughes were vot class hard rocks. Eugene got his toughness on t football field. Tina Mason! Daniel McClory Mike Oman enjoys one of the good tossed salads. The new set-up made the lines move evenly. Lorl McCurdy Richard Mclntlre ,h a ' VNeala 1,, E s , Gary McKinney Bruce Miller 5 Bill Mitchell Jeanette Mitchell e'wm , eeeec f7 'ef7e Lori Nauman m Henry, Mack Johnson, Ricky Smiley, Cameron ayton and Bill Bruce were Hower children on 6016 y. Ray Noland Laura Nulsmer Kent Schultz and Barb Watkins were voted most likely to gosee but then who did not know that? Sabina Obert Mike Oman Camera Shy Rusty Baldwin Mark Borham Penny Cahlll Randy Cook Guy Cramp Scott Ftaley Jack Graham Charles Hatchet Steve House Eugene Hughes Steve Long Joyce Lynn Todd Mates Terry Ra wllns James Ray Rhonda Wade Steve Walker Jackie Zelgler 100x Kathy Heine and Da ve Hyatt were voted most athletic. They always seemed to be In one sport or another. Stephanie Palmer Annie Peters Derek Phelps Led by the seniors, the halls were filled with school spirit. During the assembly with Sun- shine Expresst', seniors were dancing, singing and clapping to the tunes of the 80's. Western day brought a look of shiny boots, bandanas and ten gallon hats. With the help of 60's day, the senior class received the traditional spirit . . . Beth Pastel! Wilber Presle y Jennifer Burchett and Mark James received most llk lg to come to the fiftieth reunion. We hope that th : age better than this, and maybe they will have bett taste In clothes. A '1'W4walrv,., . School Spirit 7 Boosted By Seniors n Jones, like everyone else, just loved . O'Donnell's science classes. Chemistry . e 5i 5; and . . . Laura Rhodes Tammi Rice Thad Ray Jim Rea y Roberts enjoyed disecting in advanced biology. , disected worms, starfish, crayfish, clams. sharks cats. Mike Richards Shelley Richards . stick at their last high school pep rally. Sen- ior class members also led the school toward the passage of THE LEVY which allo ws a full curricu- lum and extra-curricular activities next year. To the underclassmen, the seniors would like to say good-luck and keep that school spirit flowing! Many Memories Collected Throughout Four Years Henry Scaggs Kent Schultz I Nggi. ?'- i'- Nanette Ross Debbie Bucket 76 Bryan Reece and Daphne Shaut were voted the 1 gest flirts. Thafs right; we bad . . . uh huh. Nita Rythet Vlelka Samaniego Senior Memories 1977-1981: The Blizzard of '78 kept us out of school, Mr. Cartas1 interesting health classes, mInI-coutses, trips to Sea World, New York and Washington, D.C., freshmen pep rally, Cool Hand George losing twenty-two hard boiled eggs in the cafeteria, fund raisers, new administration, rise and death of disco . . . Daphne Shaut Larry Shoe! cy Hlndes was actively Involved In dramatlcs. She 5 one of the student directors for Christmas Pros- t . f 'M I nfmy XX XX! WK ,Ramop Simpson ng v Hm 7R Cindy Smith porrle Speckman Lavelle Steele w w?! w Carl Sta vet Mike Strohl . . . Pickleman, arena scheduling, draft registra- tion, Nla tross setting the world record at the Jug, fair, junior class doughnuts, Clyde at the pep ral- lies, new softball team, a legal skip day, passage of THE LEVY and the quotes: We can, we will, we have and w'Good morning, here are this morning's announcementsw' are forever Imprint- ed on our brains. Jenny Kuzeppa and Bart Wilson received biggest brown nosers. Brown nosing, Mr. Seely? 60 5 Day Boosts Seniois. Da vld Taylor Patty Teetq Bill Warner Barb Wa tklns Below: The sixties tellved. Jodi Pelps Is the Joan Baez o the 80's. Right: We even had our own sIt-ln and rap se slon. Phillip Thompson Rebekah Torges We seniors were tired of the same spirit days so we made our own 60's day. Overnight we became Hower children. We wore hip buggers, love beads, army clothes, green hose, platform shoes, blue eye shadow and the shortest skirts we could find. The guys loved the skirts, but the girls de- cided they will never go back to those things again! Philip Tossey Jeff Van Sickle 104x Dennis Watkins Jerry Webb Stephanie Webb Diane Welner Bartt Wilson Ray Wolfe! Lora Warnstalf Ed Zimmerman Jim Adams JVS 3, 4; FFA 2 Rob Amos Rusty Balwln Wrestling 1 Barry Baxter 4-H 4; FFA 1, 2, 3 Rev Bay Track 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Stat 1, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3 Scott Beasley JVS 3, 4 Denise Bess Cheerleader 2, 4,- Track 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Play Crew 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3 Ilce President and Secretary; Robert Blesedell JVS 3, 4 Mark Borbom JVS 3, 4 Jennifer Bowden Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Vocal Music 4; Play Crew 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3 Heidi Brewer Mixed Chorus 2,- FHA 2, 3; Spanish- French Club 1 Melynda Brooks Marching Band 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Bill Bruce Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4,- Boys Ensemble 1, 2; Wrestling 3; Soccer 3; Science Club 1, 2; Thesplans 1, 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 1, 2, 3, 4,- FFA 2, 3 Jennifer Burchett Marching Band 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3; Thesplans 3, 4; Play Cast 1, 2, 3, 4,- Student Council 1,- Newspaper Staff 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Gary Butts Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 4Squad Leader 3, 4;,- Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Play Cast 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Penny Cahlll JVS 3, 4 Dennle Carr Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Track 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4,- Class Officer, Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Chris Chadwick FFA 1, 2, 3 Randy Clark JVS 3, 4 Cameron Clayton Soccer 3, 4 June Clevenger Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Homecoming Court 1; JVS 3, 4 Randi Cooke Marching Band 1, 2 Squad Leader 2;,- Concert Band 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2; JVS 3, 4 Angle Cox Tennis 3, 4; Track 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2. 3, 4 Uiecreatlonal, Historian, Presldentk Spanish-Ftench Club 1, 4 Joe Cox ROTC Andy Cramp Cindy Crago 4-H 1, 2; JVS 3, 4 Tina Crago JVS 3, 4,- FHA 3, 4 Sue Daragona Marching Band I, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4,- Varslty Club 4,- Stat . Amy Dean Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 LSquad Leader 3, 4;,- Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Thesplans 3, 4; Play Cast 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Officer, President 2; OMEA- Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 Ernie Deel Football 1; FFA 2; JVS 3, 4 Matt Diamond Football 1; Baseball 2,- Play Cast 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Spanish-French Club 3,- DECA; Ski Club Katie Dllts Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concerts Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Play Crew 1; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stat 1; CO-OP Lisa Doyle Track 1, 2; Ski Club 4; Volleyball 1 Bryan Drake Skl Club 4; JVS 3, 4 Mark Dunham Basketball 1; JVS 3, 4 Jack Edelblute FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 lie Elklns arching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 2, 3; Stat 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3; ECA 3, 4 avid Ewing VS 3, 4 eve Fledler ootball I; FFA 1; FHA 2 :ndy Faust ECA 3 heresa DeFranclsco ational Honor Society 4; FHA 4 eorgeanna Fryman asketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, ; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Early raduatlon ay Fuller asketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; rack 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4 'resldentk Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FA 1, 2 4Sectlonal Vice President; ennlfer Glenn ance Band 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, , 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Iris Ensemble 4; Stage Band 3, 4; 'lay Cast 2, 3, 4,- Play Crew 1 ack Graham ootball 4; JVS 3, 4 can Hamon ootball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 Ike Hardenbrook ixed Chorus 2, 4; Vocal Ensemble ., 4; Football 2; Basketball 1; Stat , 3 ob Hatter ootball 4; Track 2, 3; 4-H 1, 2; 3 arslty Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2 Sectional Vice President; I Ina Hatter arching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal nsemble 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club , 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Tracy Hatter 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Stat 1, 2, 3, 4 Mindy Haycook Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1,- Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Play Cast 2; Early Graduation Lisa Healea Wlxed Chorus 2; FHA 3, 4; JVS 3, 4 Kathy Heine Watching Band I, 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,- Track 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 !Edltor;; Class Officer 2 UreasurerL 3 H'teasured, 4 3Presldentk Office Worker 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Football 4; Stat 3, 4; Spanish-French Club 1 Tom Henry Tennis 3; Track 1, 2; Soccer 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish-French Club 1, 2 Craig Helber Football 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3 Tracy Hlndes Marching Band 2, 3, 4 LSquad Leader 4;; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Track 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Thesplans 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Art Club 3, 4 Freddy Hines Football 1; 4-H 1; Play Crew 2; DECA Drew Holland Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Mrt Edltork Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Eugene Hughes Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2 Shari .Hollenbaugh Majorette 3; Marching Band 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Stat 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dan House FFA 4 Senior Directory Dave Hyatt Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1 Hlice Ptesldentk Varsity Club 2. 3. 4 Mark James Boys Ensemble 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; 4-H 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; FFA l, 2, 3, 4 David Jenkins FFA 2; JVS 3, 4 Adrienne Johnson Radio Club 4; JVS 3, 4 Mack Johnson 4-H 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Lab Asst. Richard Johnson Wrestling 1, 2; Science Club 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3 Brad Jolllf! Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 4 Alice Presidenth Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 John Jones Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 3; Science Club 4; Play Cast 1, 2; Play Crew 3; FFA 1, 2; Art Club 3 Suzanne Jordan JVS 3, 4 Marilyn Justice JVS 3, 4 Connie Knoechel Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 !Squad Leader 4;; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Stage Band 4; Library Asst. 3, 4; Spanish-French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 IPresldentL- Ski Club 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Jenny Kuzeppa Basketball 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Softball 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4 4Secretaryk Office Worker 4; Homecoming Court 2; Basketball Queen 4; Stat 2 Missy LaCross FHA 1, 2; Early Graduation Julle Lane Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 LSquad Senior Directory Leader 4;; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Track 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3; Play Cast 1; Office Worker 2, 3, 4; Stat 1, 2 Connie Lavender Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 3; 4-H 2, 3, 4 Carmela Lent Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; 4-H 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3 !Edltor;, 4; Class Officer, President 3; Office Worker 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Queen 3; Stat 1, 2, 3, 4; Early Graduation Jeff nggett Concert Band 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Mark Llnn Ste ve Long Melody Lowther FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Barb Lulkatt Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4,- DECA Joyce Lynn Mixed Chorus 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Tina Masonl Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Court 3,- Stat 4,- DECA Hiresident, Vice President; Todd Mates Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1; Soccer 3 Daniel McClory Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 4Squad Leader 4;; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thesplans 2, 3, 4,- Play Cast 2, 3, 4; Play Crew 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4 Lori McCurdy Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Art Club 3 Richard Mclntlre Football 1 Gary McKinney Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; JVS 3, 4 Bruce Miller Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Spanish-French Club 1, 2, 3 Bill Mitch ell Concert Band 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 1, 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 3 Alice President; Pam Mitchell JVS 3, 4 Marla Moore Track 3; 4-H 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4 4Edltot7; Annual Staff 3, 4; Stat 2 Tammi Moore Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Play Crew 2; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4,- Class Officer 1 ;$ecretaryL 2 H?easureri; Varsity Club 3, 4; Stat 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Spanish-French Club 2 Lori Nauman Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4 4Hlstorlan; Mike Oman Football 1,- 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Stephanie Palmer Marching Band 2, 3 tAsst. Squad Leader 3, 4;; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; 4-H 3, 4; Play Crew 3; Student Council 1, 3, 4 4Secretaryk Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Stat 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4 Cynthia Pendleton Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 !$quad Leader 4;; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Girls Ensemble 3; 4-H I, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4 Derek Phelps Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; FFA 1 Da vid Pool Football 2; FFA 2, 3, 4 4Sectlonal Vice President; Beth Pastel! Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Play Cast 1; Play Crew 1; Homecoming Court 2; Early Gradua tlon Wllber Presley Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2. 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4 Terry Ra wlins FFA I, 2, 3, 4 T had Ray Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; FFA 1, 2; JVS 3, 4 Jimmy Rea 4-H 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Bryan Reece Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2; Pep Band 2; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Brent Retterer Laura Rhodes Majorette 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; 4-H 1, 2; Gymnastics 1, 2; Varsity Club 4; Spanlsb-French Club I, 2 Mike Richards Mixed Chorus 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3 Judy Rlnehatt Majorette 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Girls Ensemble 3; Stage Band 2, 3, 4,- Tennls 1, 2, 3; Play Cast 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4 Mary Roberts Mixed Chorus 2; Library Asst. 3, 4; Spanish-French Club 1, 2 Nanette Ross Tennis 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Varsity Club 3, 4,- Stat 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4 Debbie Racket . Marching Band 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4,- Ski Club 3; Annual Staff 3, 4 ;Buslness Mng; Office Worker 2; Library Asst. 2, 3, 4; Stat 2, 3; Spanish- French Club 2, 3, 4 Nita Ryther Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 !Squad Leader 4;; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 2,- Play Cast 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Varsity Club Kent Schultz Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4,- Annual Staff 4,- Varslty Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2. 3 Daphne Shaut Mixed Chorus 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Tennis 3 , 4; Track 3; Softball 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 2,- Natlonal Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3; Stat 4; Art Club 3; Spanish-French Club 2 Larry Shoaf Baseball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 4; Wrestling 3; Golf 4; 4-H 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Stat 3, 4 Rick Smiley Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 4$quad Leader 2, 3, 4;; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Play Crew 2, 3, 4; Scelnce Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Cindy Smith Dorrie Speckman 4-H 3, 4; Ski Club 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 La Velle Steele Office Worker 2, 3, 4; Library Asst. 3; Cafeteria Worker 2, 3 Carl Slower Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Mike Strohl Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Sun 2, 3 Da vld Taylor Baseball 1 Fatty Teets Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4 !Squad Leader 2, 3k Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Library Asst. 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish-French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Phillip Thompson Rebekah Totges Marching Band 1, 2, 3 4Squad Leader 3;; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Officer 1 Gecretaryk Library Asst. Phil Tossey Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 L9quad Leader 2, 3, 4;; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4,- Sclence Club 4,- Play Cast 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 2Preslden0; Varsity Club 3, 4 Jeff VanSlckle Track 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 4$ectlona0 Jack Vining FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Rhonda Wade FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Jennifer Wallace Track 2; Softball 4; 4-H 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Varsity Club 3, 4: Art Club 2, 3, 4 Steve Walker Science Club 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3 Bill Warner Tennis 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Play Crew 1,- Natlonal Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Barb Watkins Cheerleader 4; Office Worker 4; Stat 3 Dennis Watkins Mixed Chorus 1; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4; Golf 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Jerry Webb Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4,- Boys Ensemble 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3,- Thesplans 3, 4; Play Cast 2, 3, 4; Play Crew 1; Annual Staff 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Stephanie Webb Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; FHA 4 Diane Welner Majorette 2, 3, 4,- Marchlng Band 1, 2, 3, 4 !5quad Leader 3, 4;; Concert Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish-French Club 2 Bryan White Ski Club Brenda Wilde FHA 1, 2, 3 Bartt Wilson Wrestling 1; 4-H 1; FFA 3, 4 4Sectlonal Vice President; Ray Wolfel JVS 3, 4 Lara Wornstalf Marching Band 1; Vocal Ensemble 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1; FFA 1, 2, 3 4Secretaryh 4 Hllce President; Jackie Zelgler Dance Band 2; Bowling 3, 4; Teachers Aide 2; JVS 3, 4 Ed Zimmerman Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 4$ectlonal Vice President, President; Juniors Work Towards Goals i above left: Lora VanBrimmer making a new dress. above middle: Eddie Evans, are you handing out money? above rt.: Lorrie Belcher and Beth Ryther try to keep their ears warm. center: Does David Weber know what he is doing or is he in a daze? bottom: AnnaLu Jordan releasing some hot air. pg. 113 top.- Chris Holt caught in the act! center: Eric Smith, I don't know why I eat this stuf bottom: Dianne Masters finds time to be with her boyfriend. Chris Acker Ron Aleshire Denise Anklam Sandy Ashbrook Betty Barnes Scott Bay Rachel Beckley Lorrie Belcher Linda Bennett Leroy Billman Richard Birchfield Nancy Breece Drew Bright Tom Brown LuAnne Butts Deanna Caudiil Karen Christian Amy Church Mike Clark Pam Clark Rob Clark Tom Clank Tricia Colley Cheryl Cooke Scott Coonlare 1 12Aluniors When I look back to my past 2 years at B. V., I can definitely say that this year has been the most exciting. Helping to organize the prom might have been a headache at times, but I enjoyed every minute of It! I will never forget the great honor of being namedjunior attendant, It was the most exciting thing that has ever happened to me. I think that the junior class has a lot of potential, they show It in the way they perform, they always want to be Involved. I just want to say that I am really proud to be a part of such a great class. -LuAnne Butts Class Officers, below: Pres., Theresa I-Iall; Sect, Susan Greer; Treas., Nancy Breece; Vice Pres., LuAnne Butts. David Crlst Lisa Crlst Lisa Crooks Sallie Cumbetledge Kurt Daniel Terry Davenport Lorl Davis Shirley Davis Sheila Derenberger David Dlldlne Lisa Dtlger Jenny Earls Julie Edelblute Jackie Eubanks Eddie Evans Kent Evans Bryan Fathbruckner Rusty Fathbtucknet Becky Flnks Jackie Fisher Teena Frey Wayne Frey Freddy Froehllch Cindy Fuller Jody Gemperllne JuniorsIl 13 A. top: Brenda, Becky, and Theresa just love those bake sales. above: Cheryl Keck and Julie Smart see some one they like. above rt: Johnny doesn? like his lunch. center: AnnaLu and Sandy take a break. bottom.- Drew will huffand pull . . . p. 115, to left: Jod : - . top rt: Monica stalks the halls. center: close attention. Gina Glnther Bryan Graves Susan Greer Ken Grlest Theresa Hall Pam Halleck Easter Hamon Jonathan Harris David Harsh Chris Hatter Clara Hatten Rod Henderson Larry Higgins Stacey Hlnes Lori Holben Chris Holt Vanda Hopfer Brandon Hopfer Carrie Houck Barb House Sheri Hunter Trudi Jacobs Lynn Jones AnnaLu Jordan Rae Lynn Justice 1 14Alunlots bottom: Lori ls paying Not Pictured Bruce Adams, Tamera Adkins, Kelly Aller, Alan Barnes, Bob Blane, JoAnn Blaskl, Linda Bowen, Packy Casino, Charlie Clark, Roget Coe, Mike Craft, Ray Easterday, Jackie Eubanks, Lisa Fryman, Barry George, Greg George, Steve Green, Ray Hon'- mann, Pat Jones, Brian Klbler, Larry Kinney, Brenda Lane, Mike Levlng, Steve leens, Glenville Marcum, Scott Martin, Carolyn McCracken, Doug Mitchell, Mark Noble, Shirley Noland, Dana Rolfe, Carrie Rose, Rex Schultz, Troy Schultz, Leslie Slagle, JoAnn Wallace, Joyce Wallace John Karshner Cheryl Keck Terri Kessler Kim Kimble John Kannalrd Annette Kiley Tom Knoechel Allen Lea Earl Lehnet Tim leens Renee Lowe Chad Lowry Lee Loyzelle Sandi Lyon David Mackey Lori McKahan Beth Mains Alice Mangua Tanya Matdls Sandy Martin Sue Martin Brenda Masters Dianne Masters Ricky Maxey Monica McGraw Junlote 1 1 5 A New Future . As You Look To E I v I '. i The Class Of 82 top: Mike Wade ls up to something! abo we left: Nancy and LuAnne trying to organize junior class papers. above 11.: Bryan, Wayne, and Drew practice for mld-season concert. center: Lori Da Ills lights up the night. bottom: Jodi Shearer, Oh, what a day! pg. 117, top: Sand! Lyon's daydreaming of tomorrow. center: Drew Bright making eyes at the girls. bottom: Sue Martin, with an olnk-olnk here and olnk-olnk there. rt - Betty Barnes making top secret plans for the weekend. Ken Mclntlre I: Melinda Metzger Am y Mitchell Becky Mitchell Julie Monahan Paul Moore Alma Morrow Jackie Mayer - Lisa .Mulllns Suzanne Myers Tina Natal! Larry Newell Melany Penhotwood Melissa Penry Irvin Petty Darla Flatt Brian Pittman Keith Powell Lucy Powers Mike Reed Duane Robinson Terri Rogers Beth Ryther Joe Schroeder 1 I 6hlunlors This year has been a lot of fun for me. Partici- pating in varsity sports has been a good exper- ience and I think it will benefit me throughout my lifetime. I was a junior class team captain and I enjoyed selling products to help support the prom. Working together towards a goal makes us seem more like a family than a school. I was very happy when I got the Ist alternate for Girl's Sta te and I qualified for the National Honor Society. Working hard for good grades isn't always fun, but it all pays off when I see my grade card. Looking back on this year, all I can say is that I can hardly wait for all of the excitement that my senior year will bring. -Becky $tyers Beth Seesholtz Jodi Shearer David Sheppard Judy Smart Julie yin .4 $91913 m X aDrw na y x K Bryan Stanley Bruce Stayner Marlin Stover Tracy Strohl Becky Styers Derek Swope Ricky Thomas Ron Thompson Lora VanBrimmet Sandra Votaw Lisa Wade Mike Wade Lisa Walker David Ware David Weber Juniorsll I 7 Junior Year Had Its Ups And Downs . 18 top left: Carrie Houck and Dianne Masters get Into dlsectlng In biology. top rt: Amy Mitchell, the new seamster at B.V. above left: Scott Wise fights to get the rebound. above 11.: Theresa Hall, Don? shoot, my hair is messed up! middle: Derek Swope and Scott Bay tilting back to aggra vate Mt. Seely. bottom: Freddie Froehllcln, Don't give me any lip, son! Barry Webster Ann White Pam White Ron White Tim Whitlock Scott Wise Susan Wood Kerri Woolworth Chris Wyatt David Young 1 18Alunlors In Memory 0! Kurt Daniel a .y kit : 1 964-1 981 n. , ' R. i Kurt Is and always will be sad- ly missed by his friends and classmates here at Buckeye Valley. Some of us will always remember Kurt by the com- ment Excuse me, Bud or by the smile that he always had, and his willingness to help people. Kurt was Involved a great deal In the Future Farmers of America. He served as Stu- dent Advisor for the 1980-81 year. Kurt organized and '9 helped make the Operations x .6 r: . f1 ,. l Christmas Spirit Drive a suc- f'xg 3.. E. ' b ' . l. - l .: cess, as well as helping with mwscow - a many other FFA activities. mm Fig . , b' w? m H 315;- .4 A4910 ' ' f I ' w l 4. '7 w k; .4 er .. Vi: W; - Although Kurt ls absent In the v 1 ' 7 V L J: W : F' l body, we can have confidence L r? that he is with the Lord. N .Davld Harsh Mark McCann JunlonVI 1 9 The Pa ttern 0f Success 0r Failure Becomes Clear Page 120,- Above left: Chris and Joel working hard to beat out Scott. Above right: Ron with the natural look. Left: Hey pass It to me! Right: Cindy and Trlnna enjoying their dlsectlng project. Lower right: Lisa practicing hard for a band concert. Bottom right: Chuck as- sisting Mr. Schroeder In Biology II. Page 121; Top left: Garth real Interested in his studies. Lower left: Darla and Roma waiting for lunch. Top Right: Miss Head- lee spots Kim on the beam. Bottom Left: Karen helps Mr. Daffner In ac- counting. Scott Aller Debbie Altes Tim Ash Crystal Ball Kris Bartram Randy Basham Mike Bess Angle Bezold James Blngham Pam Blanton Steve Borchets Adam Bowen Andy Bteece Max Brewer Michael Brooks Paul Burchett Becky Burns John Burns James Caln John Cassady Julie Chadwick Sherry Chlldets Deborah Christian Pamela Christy Darrin Clark 120A90phom0tes This year as a sophomore I It was so exciting to see Dave had a lot of fun, but as under- Hyatt hit the shot that put classmen we took a lot ofpun- them away. But I think the Ishment from the juniors and overall high point of the year seniors. This year was really was the passage of our school an exciting sports year, play- levy. Now, Instead of going to lug three varsity sports. I other schools, we can come think the highlight would have back to BV and have a big ju- to be our 12-0 shutout of Big nlor year. We'll be upperclass- Walnut in football and the men, so now the underclass- overtime victory at Olentangy men should beware of the ju- durlng basketball. nlors.-Chuck Johnson Tract Clark Julie Clawson John Clevenger Da vld Coffee Tony Colwell Cindy Cooke Terry Cooke David Cooper Bridgette Cox Linda Crlst Klm Cua Renee Cummlns Lorl Curtis Shelly Daragona Keith Datst John Daugherty Jessica Dean Tina DeFranclsco Lisa Demopolls Brent Dennis Diana Dick Veronica DlFranclsco Marie Drake Becky Duncan Christopher Ecker $ophomoresI121 The Class Of 83 Excels In Man y Areas. Xx 0 Rob Eubanks Evan Evans Elaine Farstad Karen Fielder Joe Fleming Sherry Fleming Matt Fryman Jim Glnther Lisa Glnther Mark Givens Jay Gable Richie Goodman Ron Graves Kim Hall Kevin Hamon Tracy Harget Debbie Harper Glenn Harsh Shelly Ha wbaket Sharon Hayes Kathy Haynes Da vld Hedges Mark Helnrlchs Suzie Heltzel Terry Henderson 122 Sophomores Page 122; Top Left: Kris and Doug reach for the sky In RE. Right: Tonya and Debbie looking at B.J.'s what? Middle right: Rhonda enjoys Mr. Schroeder's bl- ology class. Lower right: Kathy working hard In the library. Bottom right: Becky and Crystal aren't camera shy. Page 123; Left.- Gwen listens intensely In 8 Biology discussion. Middle left: Jahn hard at work In Industrial Arts. Middle right: No not me. Bottom left: Mark having an Interesting conversation. Xx Cecil Hensley Lisa Hill John Holland Karen Hopkins Crystal Hubbard Tom Huffman Molly Hume: Troy Hysell Lori James Chuck Johnson Jeff Jones Sharon Jordan Pattlck Karshner Linda Kershaw Lisa Kerahaw ,1. John Kessler ' . 1,. .9. - Brenda Klee ,. ; Rhonda Klser , , David Knight 3:31 1 Mike Kuzeppa tan. !. Sherry Lacey Russel leens Tony leens Fred Llnn Jeff Lowther Sophomores 123 Sophomores Do It Better Yearbooks, class rings, and the chance to cut down the freshman class were thoughts that rarely left our minds the first months of school. Then we were faced with the reality of inflation, when we had to run all over the district pass- ing out information about the levy, and trying to imagine what it would be like if the levy failed and everyone would be separated from all their friends our junior year. Well, the levy passed, the yearbooks came in, along with the class rings and we kept cutting down the freshmen just like any healthy, Ameri- can sophomore class would do. ltls been said that your junior and senior years in high school are the best in your life, but it would be hard to top our sophomore year at Buckeye Valley. Molly Yoakum Fred Lowe Jay Loyzelle Tonya Luke Monica Lyons Mary Martin Darla Mates Joe Matrunick Wayne Maxwell Stephen May Lisa Mitchell Roma Morrow Lynn Nauman Mary Newland Rhonda Noggle Katrina Norris Marie 01a Shawn Osborne Bill Parker Brenda Perry Terry Piper Robert Piatt Dawn Pittman Lori Pitts Kathy Poole Ben Presley 124iSophomores In the food next. Page 124, Top Left: Duh! Top Right: Tonya Luke reaching for the star H1310. Center: Brenda Smiley anticipates a halftime show. Center Right: What's so funny about the girls locker room Jess!- ca? Lower Right: Sophomore band members buckle up. Page 125, Top Left: Say Cheese! Above: Get off my foot! Center Left: Greg are you thinking about skipping again? Center Right: Lori James waves to the Homecoming crowd. Below: French Masters use any excuse to Interrupt class. Lower Left: Shelly Hawbaker deciding what to put Joel Preston Laura Ray Dan Rhodes Susan Rohl Ginger Root Robert Rosenberger Tim Ross Laura Bucket George Ruggles Cameron Schultz Penny Schultz Elizabeth Sellers Dirk Shearer William Shively Mike Sines Doug Slaughter Brenda Smiley Cathy Smith James Smith Mike Smith Ray Smith Cynthia Speckman Gwen Sprlggs Darlene Stanley Tim Stults Sophomorese 125 Larry Taylor Steve Teets Thomas Thompson Anna Torges Mike Vertrees Heidi Vogel Mike Vonvllle Cindy Votaw Kris Votaw Duane Wade LeeAnn Walton Fred Watts Diane Wells Paula Wells Robert White Sam White Carl Wllllke Mike Williams Kim Womeldorf Amy Wray Molly Yoakum 126A$ophomotes . x r.' vji Vin; t i4. . AL: Page 126, Top Left: I didn't do It. Top Right.- Class Officers: L. to R. Vice Pres. Brenda Smiley, Tres. Molly Humes, Sec. Karen Hopkins, Pres. Traci Clark. Cen- ter Left: Hey LeeAnn, did you see him? Center: Kathy Poole clips the cats. Cen- ter Right.- Oh no, Mike Vonvllle Is on the grill! Lower Right: Toot! Toot! Bottom: Biology Isn't that fun. Is It? Page 127, Top Left: On the phone again, Cathy? Center Left: Who me? Lower Left.- B.st own llttle drummer boy. Center: John Holland up for the big shot. Top Right: Tracl Clark twirls on to victory. Center Right: Jeff Jones, International Plng-pong Champion. Camera Shy Karla Acker Willis Lusher Vivian Andrews Keith Mains Bruce Blevens David Marcum h Daniel Craft Stephanie May John Cumberledge Mark McCann Vincent Dahlenbetg Greg Miller John Fisher Greg Phelps Math Fisher David Rush Ron Hoover Ron Seymour Don Kaser Jean Sheldon Sophomorest127 Rhonda Adams Laurie Badertscher Tammi Bartlett Philip Belcher Jeff Bess James Blaney Tracie Boyer Cythla Booher Ward Borham Daniel Bowersmlth Chuck Bree Heather Brooks Steve Brown Lori Bryant Gwen Buxton Jayne Carr Debbie Cassady Lisa Cayton Mike Cline Melinda Colley James Combs Paul Cooper Todd Cooper Angela Cummlns Kenny Darst 128 Freshmen Page 128, top left: Yes, we're hard working freshmen, why do you ask? Top right: Yea, I'm talking to you, DEDE! Middle left: Oh, that was a funny one, Cathy. Bottom left: Ah, the joy of cramming books into lock- ers! Page 129, far left: a model of the perfect student. Middle: Dave and Troy trying hard not to do their work. Bottom left: Miss Brown's weIl-be- haved English class. Left: Honestly Jody, we werenEt talking about you! Below: Who ARE you staring at?? Scott Dauphin Laurie Davenport Cheryl Da vls Michael Deel Samantha Delaney Terri Deaklns Rhonda Dlenst Melinda Draper Jennifer Farris Randall Ford Tony Fowler Robbie Fulton Mark Gale Connie Garrison Lori Garrison Laurie Gobel Lisa Grant Debbie Graves Diana Graves Randy Green William Gregory Larry Hall K elley Hamilton Diane Harmony Jenny Harris ,! 11E: o. fx:EAEx-:Ew;l E FreshmeIM129 Brian Harter Valet! Hartsock Betty Hatchet Dan Hatten Jeff Hauck Dwayne Hedges Reid Helnrichs Todd Helber Marc Hensley Barb Hines Doug Hooper Rob Hartman Tammy Hughes Larry Hunt Terry Hunt 130H:'reshmen Page 130, Top left: Bart. It may be hard, but pay attention! Bottom left: Umm, I think It moved, Deb! Top right: Now, Linda, no cheating. Middle right: Promenade yo' pahtnet! Bottom right: Craig and Darrell, give or take a few Inches. Page 131, Left: Hi there, I nm Mike Deel. Lower left: The Incomparable Clyde Yoder. Bottom left: Grin and Bear It, Kyle. Below: Freshman officers, left to right; Rhonda Adams, secretary; Mike Cline, trea- surer; K yle Reid, president; Kelley Hamilton, vlce-presldent. You know youere a freshmen when: .you have four locker partners. -you5'e 99 on a list of 100. -you're still asked If you go to grade school. -you believe what a senior says. -you don't know how to skip. -you only miss school when younre sick. -you actually listen to announce- ments. -you don't know where Mr. Gravese office ls. T773 Michele Hunter Bart Johnson Darrell Johnson Jennie Johnson Joe Johnson Alicia Jordan Okey Jordan Don Kannlard Lucille Kannlard Bonnie Kaser Don Kaser Randy Keck Shanna Kessler Craig Kimble Cheryl Knauber Freshmenn131 Frosh Learn Meaning Of hhSeniorityll 9:046 Freshmen are the lowest form of life known to man- kind, was the ever-populat quote that floated around my freshman year. Were we that bad? By the time we learned how to be a freshman, It was too late. A trash isntt neces- sarily stupid, just inexperi- enced. Aside from all the hu- miliation and teasing, we owe some thanks to the senior Bernie Lane Steve Lawhon Mike Leasure Debbie LeCrone Jeff Leonhardt Zoa Levlngs Bryon Link Steve Link Diana Lushet Randy Lynn John Maples Lea Maschmann Lora Mattlx Joyce Metzger Thomas Mllhon Laura Mitchell Ellen Moore Renee Nauman Rick Noble Chris Osborn 132lFreshmen class for their great leader- ship. The seniors made a big Impression on the rest of the student body; I only hope that the upcoming classes, Includ- lng ours, may also. Freshmen need footsteps to follow, peo- ple to respect, and friends for advice. Thanks to the seniors, we certainly had all those this year! -Kelley Hamilton Page 132, Far left.- Here are two students a! Skipping 101. Center: Kevin Schultz, macho Irosh. Top right: Finally! A picture of Patty Webster Middle rlght: And here didn't know she was your date!! Page 133, Left: Wake up, Deb! Middle le'ft: Two plus two equals . . . uhh . . .? Bottom left: Ring Around the Rosy? Below: The are two students 0! Euchre 102. Bottom right: '01: my God, 1 master craftsman In operation, Todd $tyers. Kevin Penhorwood Melissa Phelps Don Plait Karle' Flatt Julie Pinnlcks Paige Pond Cathy Pool Brent Rayburn Kyle Reid Natalie Rhonda Da vld Richards Linda Richardson Jane Roberts Leslie Robinson Julie Rose Rhonda Ross Yvette Ross Tod Russell Dean Ryberg Bob Saylor Freshmen 133 IMlFreshmen The hlLowest Form Of Lifel? Tradition says that all fresh- men are the lowest forms of life. This is a very general statement, but the upperclass- men seem to know exactly what it means. They must know something we danlt be- cause they know just how far to push certain teachers with- out gettlng In trouble, while If we try anything in class, we get caught. Another thing I can't understand ls how they always either find a good Brenda Scaggs Kevin Schultz Juan Sepulveda Mary Shaut Colleen Sheets Shad Sheets Terl Sheldon Marla Shelton Laurie Sheppard Karen Sines Cathy Smith Don smith Carla Snyder Anita Sparks Robin Stanley Michelle Steele Annette Stegnet Tressa Stevens Kris Stlrgwalt Jody Strbhl Mark Strohl Todd Styers Tamara Sweet Craig Taylor Linda Teets friend of theirs who will give them a ditch or just step into line In front of an unsuspect- lng freshman, knowing that he or she wouldn't dare make him go to the end of the lunch line. That really bugs me. I can 't complain, though. I'll probably uphold the tradition by doing the same thing when rm an upperclassman! K yle Reid ; Page 134; Far left middle: Brian beating his African rain dance. Left middle: Tracy digs the older type. Top right: A poor victim of rugrat syndrome. Cen- ter: Four buxom BV beauties beaming brightly. Bottom right: Jay Goble?? Get out of here, you're not a freshman! Page 135; Above left: Maybe If she spoke In English I'd understand Above: Dave Rlchards-what a charmer ...? Left: Rugrats running ram- pant. Bottom left: Heather Wood constructs her stash box. Brenda Thomas Brian Trlmble Mike Walker Jeff Wallace Lynette Ward Teresa Ward Troy 'Ware Danny Webb Pat Webster Kelly White Dan Wlebe Chris Wilde Julie Wllgus Ralph Wllleke Brian Wolford Heather Wood Tracie Wood Clyde Yoder Ste ven Young Denise Tennant Chris Trusko wskl Tracy Williamson Du vld Womstalf Freshmen 135 Faculty Works To Pass Levy School Board Members Sitting: Mr. Davld James-Presldent Standing From Left to Right: Mr. Robert Flatt Mr. Dean Holben Mr. Jon Bright- Vice President Mr. Larry Cline Treasurer Department B. V. District Administration Standing: From Left to Right: Alice Laughrey-Treasurer Mr. R. McFarlan-Currlculum Coordinator Sitting: Mrs. B. McFarlan-Secretary to the Superintendent Beverly Vlerav-alsstftL Treasurer Mr. Keith RIchards-assn't Superintendent Mr. Roy S. Cherry-Superlntendent 138 Faculty Guidance Department Left to Right: Mrs. Mary Roberts-Guldance Counselor Mr. Ralph Phlllban-Guldance Counselor ; E25; f We, at Buckeye Valley, have to be proud of our school and community. When we asked our students and citi- zens to draw together to pass a 12- mile levy, they did. We have a great student body and staff. By working together, we are educating out future Left to Right: leaders. Secretaries Mrs. Elaine McFarland-Secretary For myself, as Principal, coming to 90h00' each day is exciting. Buckeye Mrs. Byrldene White-Secretary Valley High School Is the greatest. Keep up the excellent pride, and we will make our school even greater. Bay A. Graves, Principal kw High School Administration Left to Right: Mr. Ray Graves-I-Ilgh School Principal Mr. Thad Seely-Asslstant Principal Facultsvl 39 140 Facuhy Teachers Find Studen ts Helpful Cooks Custodians Top Left Above Left to Right.- Sitting Louise Bell James Freda Bennett Weddell Standing Ernestine Doug Embrey Lowe Mable Watkins . 4 Although this i my first year at B V as a J full time teacher, it is not my first ex- t perience at BV. I did my student teach- ing here in 1976. I enjoyed BV then and t I enjoy it now. I find the administration to be supportive, the faculty to be friendly and helpful, and the students, overall, to be involved and pleasant to work with. ' I hope my future years here will be as productive and satisfying as this year has been. Bob McDonough Hildy Brown English Judy Burdick Business Ed. Ed Cackler Industrial Arts Kathy Cocuzza Librarian Phyllis Adams Donald Daffner Business Ed. Connie Diebler Special Ed. Robert Dodge Physical Ed. Verna Erickson Home Economics Facultyi141 Teachers Lead The Way To Success 11 William Everhart Band Don Galleher Vo Ag Sarah Graham English Ken Hollister Health Larry Lukas Band Robert McDonough Distributive Ed. Richard Meyer OWA Patricia Miller Special Ed. 142 Faculty Carol Headlee Physical Ed. Shirley Irvln Home Economics Peter Junk Industrial Arts Alan King Social Studies Bar- on Band carries the Baron pride from holiday pa- rades and halftime shows to basketball games and concerts. I'm happy to be a part of the Buckeye Valley Baron band tradition. -Mr. William Everhart Cheryl Newell Home Economics Tlm O'Donnell Science Carolyn Patterson Math Mary K. Platt Home Economics Facult3M143 Tingley Selected As Teacher 0! The Jim Plnelll Social Studies Joyce Roberts Business Ed. Connie Rose Foreign Language Aldena Bunyan Special Ed. Cindy Stromberg English Sue Sturni Vocal Music Ron Tlngley English Duane VanSlckle Vo Ag 144 Faculty Charles Schroeder Science Thad Seely lll Social Studies Bill Speaks English Patricia Smith Science mg. ;k The School year 1980-81 will be remembered for many positive accomplishments. Our students, as usual, were excellent repre- sentatives in the school and the community. Realizing that the value of education must be stressed and encouraged, our students met a great challenge by helping to pass the levy to continue important educational programs. Tennyson wrote, To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. 1! we follow his advice, our educational program will continue to grow, and the con- tinuing search for knowledge will be an integral part of our lives. Ron Tingley Margaret VanSickle Math James Wright Math William Yost Science Debbie Young-Bowden Vo Ag Facultyl145 Studen ts Work Hard For Recognition It takes time for a school to develop pride. Delaware JVS, now In its 7th year, is gaining pride. Student activities with- In the school, such as sports, the Christmas fair, and the blood drive have brought the schoolls pride together. Com- petition outside the school like a prize winning Christmas float, and numerous regional skill testing awards, have ald- ed the pride growth. An active student council and school ad- ministration are doing their part to spread this pride, also. An increase in student aware- ness ofprofesslonal vacations are large factors in achieving pride. With a greater demand for vocationally trained peo- ple In todays world, the Dela- ware JVS ls sure to grow, and Its pride to grow with it, mak- lng a better community for all of us. 147 Good luck, seniors. Compliments of KLM Manufacturing Co. THE RB. POWERS C0. Complete Award Line Ashley, Ohio , 60 North Sandugky Street 2 --; Branch-BO 'IY6y Rd., Georgetowne Centre. lYNAGH'S GBOCEBY s. CARRYOUT u , 6 g 524.3191. 6 , , EIJUQY LYN x numbing omo 6 ,, ; 193 an 0pm 1 mus 6 GIFTS 6142369-7414 CUSTOM FRAMING 4 W1WINTER ST. ARTSUPPLIES DELAWARE.OHIO 43015. Larry Mitchell - Contractor, Builder NEW HOMES, REMODELING. RESIDENTIAL. OR COMMERCIAL LARRY MITCHELL 6519 MINK ST, ROAI Owner . I OSTRANDER, OHIO 4306 Phone 16141 369-3622 E maDEaFO SPORTING GOODS 100 N ooooo Rd Wuwo, Ohio 43356 We sc-ll bu y-Irude GUNS V AMMO . RELOADING ARCHERY . lIVE BAIT . TACKLE Open 7 days weeny Phone 726-2616 EVERETT DAVIS C0. Chicago Bins-Hbtchinson Angers Shlvvets Circa. Congratulations to' seniors! PhonE 1614; 369-7211 G 8: G ASSOCIATES INSURANCE LIFE-HEALTH- INVES TMENTS Whitaker Pharmacy Home Auto Farm Business Dale George Don Wilson 666-1811 Dean Holben 666-2841 Saundra Parrott Troy Rd. Shopping Center Delaware. Ohlo 48015 BEST WISHES SENIORS! Compliments of THE DELAWARE FARMER'S EXCHANGE Delawam, Radnov and Lem: Cantu Amy Lalfs 106 E. High St. 614-747-2289 Your Family Store Good luck seniors OBERFIELD 1S INC. 528 London Road Delaware, Ohio 6 369-7644 a Concrete and Ma terlal: S. E. MOHAT $2 CO. xXPPLIANPE SALES AND HERVIFF WAle. 0 WESTERN KRAF T PAPER GROUP WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES INC. Inn 43350 PHONE 7130-21 is PIION E 7211-2175 Dela ware Corrugated Division 875 Pittsburgh Drive P.0. Box 7' Delaware, Ohio 43015 369-7691 INUTEMAN Furniture Stripping 57 S. Second St. lstrander, Ohio 43061 16141 666-7791 CLUB Home of :3: the Barons 1' 1 1259 Penn Rd. 1 Ostrander, Ohio 666-7711 Ads7149 CUBBEFILY CAPTURES w YDURSCHDDL LIFE CuLLerle Stuclios creating photographic memories 34 S. Sandusky Sr... Delaware, Ohio 43015 ' B14l383-301 1 1524 Marion-Waldo Rd., Marion, Ohio 43302 0 814389-5958 8833 Flags Center Dr.. Columbus, Ohio 43229 0 8143890-4508 Schrock Rd. 8 Cleveland Ave. Smart Seniors have their portraits taken at. Cubberly Studios 0 Good Ihck, Batons! L PROFESSIONAL DINING SER VICES Food service at its finest. Phone 363-1598 PHONE 362-4941 369-4511 GENE PEEBLES machinery, lawn 8: garden V phone 362-0951 or 548-6860 3040 US. 23 North RESTAURANT V Good Luck Barons HOLTON TV SALESg-ASI RENTAL V . 369 9654 L TROY RD. SHOPPING CENTER DELAWARE OHIO PHONE 36301492 L-K RES TAURAN T A good place to meet your friends all over Ohio. THE FARMERS , SAVINGS BANK C0. BLAIR s TROPHY SHOP 2 West High Street . Ashley, Ohio Bill a Jackie Blair 4537 N. Sectionllne Rd. 43003 Owners Radnor, Ohio 43066 610595-3681 Complimen ts of GREIF BROS. 1877-1981 $2527an $385598 310. Wholesale fruits and produce Serving Buckeye Valley for 16 years 147 Lake Street Delaware, Ohio 152ths Complimen ts'of 3 3UPPQE$ Cd Pl UMBIIVG SUPPIY Inc. Complimen ts of RHODES MASONARY Fine Foods . szza - Subs 3 Party Room - Blerqarten Open 7 Days - Sunday Liquor - Carry Out 969' rm. 0 LOUNGE 8: RESTAURANT verlooking O'Shaugnessy Dam 6013 Gllck Road 'W ',. z 1,, , 3 B'ewe'vv ' C- Powell, Ohm 43065 2.'South Sandusky. St. Karl A. Demmler Tel. 1-614-889-0150 v P110 a COLONIAL TOWING SERVICE .Where Each Ct! A A r1: Someone Sgccial. ,, LINK IE $3 REAL TY FEBLLQR? 37 NORTH SANDUSKY STREET Office 363-1359 TOLL FREE COLUMBUS: 548-4951 HILBORN INSURANCE Phone 548-5222 46 N. Sandusky St. Delaware 369-9641 We work for you. HARRIS ANGELL OWNER I050 BOWTOWN 110.. DELAWARE, OH. 430l5 Compliments of Georgetowne Pharmacy 3 Cherry Tree Gift Shop GRAHAM A phone call puts you in touch with 8! COMPETENT TRIMBLE LP 7 Insurance Agency We're Independent. We represent several companies to give YOU the best insurance deal. Homeowners. Farmowners. Life. Health, Business, Boat. Fire. Auto 8 Bonds Shadek Fine Food Hetzner Marine Sales 5605 East SR. 37, Delaware, Ohio Since 1930 1 Mile West of 1-71 at the Delaware-Sunbury Exit Evlnmde Motors-Boat Trailers COMPLETE CA TERING SERVICE ' Skiff Craft For All Occasion Starcraft Boats SMORGASBORD- Weekends IF IT'S MARINE WE REPAIR IT Closed Monday Prospect, Ohio Seafood Buffet Monthly 494-2377 MARTHA DOUCE DANCE STUDIO Dela ware Branch Elaine Hetzner Humes, Director 2 V2 N. Sandusky Phone 524-7171 Fuahlah'a FRESHER FOODS I J , Irs NICKLES 3;? GOOD! Wieldea ENRICHED BREAD Open 9 AM-9 PM Monday through Saturday NICKLES BAKERY Buebler's Guaranteed Quality Meats 787 N. Main St. Marion, Ohio 43302 CITIZENS FEDERAL Savings 7Q Loan Association 61 N. Sondusky St. Delaware Complete In Store Bakery Established 1889 Home Office - 120 West Fifth Street, Morysville L..1.......5--. Branch Office - 8150 St. Rt. 42 Plain City I............----. Branch Office - St. Rt. 23 N. Green Meadows Drive Egghuglg'g R3 Ads7155 Circle: Kent, Tina, Sue and Gary show their fishing talents. Cutout: Tammi and the cake Phil's mom made. Top right.- Nlce spike, Mark! Middle left: Daniel and Tom rest after the football game. Middle 156A! Touch of Class right: Ray and Bill liked Dennle's cookies. Above: 1.011 and Mindy tell Jennifer how good they are at jarts. Right: Du vld and Brent, have your wallets dried out? Seniors Enjoy First Legal Skip Day .1 Wednesday, May 13, the sen- lors had a skip day and headed toward the school farm. It was t a nice, warm day and the food was terrific. We enjoyed ever- ything from football Qlds had to quarterbacld to volleyball, frlsbee and jarts. The fish we caught were a whopping three Inches and the toilet paper im- proved the look of Ray Fullerhs truck. The music pro- vided by Brent Retterer and David Brown was great, but the highlight of the day was when Quick Carl was thrown Into the pond. Thanks to the administration for giving us, the seniors, a great day of memories. Top left: Dennle needs some water after the softball game. Top right: Mike and Carl display their talents. Middle left: Dave and Mike control the volleyball court. Middle: Gary and Jenny watch so he can rest after his surgery. Above: Bill saved the Irlsbees from drowning. Far left: Da we and Phil enjoy the day off. Left: Brad ls thinking about Jodi back at the school. A Touch of Classt157 Circle: Dennle was King at the Sadie Hawkins Dance and Tracy was his es- cort. Cut-out: Jodi was the leader of the Veggie Band. Top right: Dave, what do you find amusing, history or Jodi? Mid- dle left: The audience enjoyed the Vari- ety Show. Middle right: Mike and Rob smile for you. Above: Cathy smiles for the camera. Right: Amy's solo with the ACDC-ettes. Far right: Mike shows his pretty face. SENIOR PATRONS Congratulations and good luck, seniors! Mr. 5 Mrs. Larry Mitchell Congratulations and good luck, class of '81! Mr. K: Mrs. Elbert Reece You deserve the best, class of '81! Mr. 8: Mrs. David James Diana's Haircuttlng tQ Styling Salon Adalln L. nggett Mr. 5 Mrs. Chas W. Lane Good luck Judy, Judy, Judy Rich 8: Bev Rlnehart Grayie Shoes 33 N. Sandusky St. Vern Ktler-Josten's 1535 Old Henderson Rd. Sanka Inc. Bob 5 Kay Ball Ostrander, 0 Good luck, seniors! Pennwalt Corp. Blackburn's 5 North Sandusky St. Look forward! Mr. 8: Mrs. Roger Oman Good luck, seniors! Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Fuller Mr. 5 Mrs. John Hyatt Good luck, seniors! Mr. ;Q Mrs. Bob Crago We are proud of you! Mr. 8: Mrs. Ken Tossey Mr. 5 Mrs. Richard Schultz Good luck, seniors! Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Daragona S TRAND THEA TRE Dela ware, Ohio 363-4914 PA TRONS Cyrus B. Breece Florist Diana's Haircutting 8: Styling Salon Mr. 8: Mrs. AL. McFarland Farm House Restaurant Will's Barber Shop Hardscrabble Farms Inc. 2514 Skinner Rd. Flant Plumbing-Heatlng Best of the future, seniors! Mr. J: Mrs. Rodger Jolllff Mr. 8: Mrs. Edmund R. McCurdy Good luck, seniors! Mr. 6': Mrs. Marvin Hardenbrook Congratulations, seniors! Walter Heine II For the past years, Buckeye Val- ley has been coming on strong. This year the halls were filled with school spirit, much talent and people genulnly Interested In the school. There were many different activities and each had people to support them. When the school was getting Into fl- nanclal difficulties, the students, administration and the commu- nity all worked together to help piss a levy that many thought would be an impossibility; but the levy did pass. These and many more are reasons we can all be proud. These are the quali- ties that that give Buckeye Val- ley High School A Touch of Class ! 160A4 Touch of Class 1981: A Vin tage Year A ,2: w ' SCJU 1: d: GUM Um m, a. 3931'ij am bum m: gMme . I99 A , WW CA. W7 VQ DJ? WWQ +70 902 XIQQUTQQ. 7 V32; ; M W r JHOX DdeA 'Tswkw 9+ 2 W J 7 , , . 2911;:ng QJW+W$ NSW+ ; W1 d2 CW2 7+an m7 . W $017k 50 X. 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