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

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Peasan ts Bring Up The Bottom Of The Barrel 1. Renee Packer daydreaming of romance and adventure. 2. Dan Shearer saying, Hey, everybody, let's go to Wendy's! 3. Wonder who Dawns Grlest ls staring at?! 4. But I'm not even ln Biology. how can I take this test? 5. If only we all could be as cool, suave, sophisticated, and macho as these two! 6. What'd you say? 7. Come on, girls, Algebra lsnlt that funny! 8. 9C L to R row 1.- Andre Howlaon, Todd Hughes, Car- lyn Hlndes, Kathy Kelly, Gene Humes, Todd l-lelnrlchs, Mark Johnson. 2: Mike Karahner, Melanie Howard, Becky Hicks, Cathy Hursey, Chris Hursey, Kevin Houck, Viva Jones, Kathy Hudson. 3: John Jourdan, Barb flatten, John John- son. James Hanan, Jim Johns, Michael Hutchlson, Ron Kannlard. Not pictured: Derek Hunt, Dottie Hurst, Craig Keller. IMlPeasants

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8. 9F L to R row 1: Dan Shearer, Richard Stover, Eric Staley, Beth Sopko, Babette Ressa, Melissa Stutler. 2: Steve Spike, Troy Russell, David Santuomo, Lori Roush. Regina Rucker, Denise Spurgeon, Jenny Rlnehart, Jill Robinson. 3: Da vld Smiley, Terry Russell, Ed Stover, Troy Ransom, Glen Spehr, Don Rohl. JonPaul Schubert. Not pictured: Geor- gina Rlley,. Lennie Roberta. From my point of view, as a senior, I find freshmen downright amusing. I enjoy watching them during the first few weeks of school. Any up- petclassman can spot one o! the freshmen from a mile away as they stumble down the hall, map in hand, searching frantically for RE. 101. As the weeks pass, the freshmen learn quickly. They figure out where the high school office Is and how to avoid getting sick after lunch. tDonht eatD Eventually they all be- come sophomores. It was fun while It lasted, - Wayne Snyder 9. Didnht you know that walking under a lad- der brings bad luck, Keith Hamilton? 10. Bay, this class sure Is a barrel of fun! 11. Another perfect paper, right Mel Mitchell?! 12. Lari Vogel has visions of a warm sweater. 13. Class officers: President - Sandra Cooke, Vice president - Kathy Kelly, Secre- tary - Beth Parker, Treasurer - Tod Ward. 14. The only way to get through a whole day of school Is to alt and meditate awhile. 133tPeasants

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9. Wow, this test ls impossible! 10. Come on, Carlyn Hlndea, say cheese. I promise the camera won? break. 11. 9D L to R row 1: George leens, Jim Lind, John Langhorne, Billy Klzer, Paul Mains, Bllly Martin, Daniel Linn, Paul Marcum. 2: Corinne Left, Jet! Lloyd, Susan Knlght, Natalie Miller, Tina King, Niki Lehman. 3: Jeff Lyons, Cheryl Lowry, Theresa Luke, Tina Likens, Jill McDonough, Kathy Lowe, Dawn Martin. Not pictured: Michelle Kirby, Jeff Leonard, Betty Mattox. 12. Marie Fllck and Ten! Hunt take a break after racking their brains on how to get out of class. 13. Todd Helm'lchs helps Daniel Linn to grow ears. 14. Writing love letters again? 15. Hey, Georgia Demon, what's in that magazine that Interests you so much? t On the first day of school most freshmen don't know what to ex- pect, so the student body holds an assembly to get them organized and acquainted wlh everything. As the year goes on each freshman starts to come out of his or her shell to make new friends or to join the many extra-currlcular activities that are open to them. By the time the last day of school comes around, the freshmen are able to feel as if they belong and are look- lng forward to see what new adven- tures the next three years will bring. l35tPeasants