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

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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

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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

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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!