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

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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 ;

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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

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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