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

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18 Student Life THE CAST Huskers ............ Mrs. Eynsfordmin. Eliza DDaHttIe Freddy Eynsford- I Come! Pickering Henry Higgins. Se1sey Man. . First Cockney. Secand Cockney Third Cockney. Barrenden Harry.. Jami2.. A1 fred P DooHttlE Hrs. Pearce... Mrs. Hopkins BuUeru Servant . Mrs. Higgins. . Chauffer. 9 Lady Boxmgton Constable. ., Fiowar Girl . Footmen ..... Zoltan Karpathy. Sir Regina1d . Lady Tarringto . Other Guests.... Dr. Themistacles Stephanos... Queen of Transylvania.. Prince of Transyhania Ambassador ......... Ambassador's Wife Mrs. Higgins' Maid. .Bryan TrimMe - Fred Harts .Jodi Shearer . eena Frey . Ken Hclntire .Ehris Ecker .Davld Bruce Mayne Snyder .Nancy Breece .BEth Ryther .Keith Darst .Tim Ash. Tracie Boger . Jane Roberts . Fred Watts . Bryan Trimme . Steve May . MeIany Penhorwnad Ke1th Durst . Laurie Terr Steve May. . Chris Ecker . Bryan Trimble Chery1 Pend1eton Tim Ash, Keith Darst. Lori Halhen . Dav1d Bruce Shawn Osborne . Jessica Dean . Laurie Terry David Weber Jae Roberts Chris Ecker Duh Staley Keith Durst Tim Ash Davld Bruce Ken Mclnure David Bruce. Jenny Earls Ken McIntire. Lisa HuHins Beth Ryther. CarIa Snyder .Y Fred Watts Lisa Kershaw. Ken McInHre. Melany Penhorwood. Laurie Terry Rich Goodman

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'1. One look at these three leaves you wondering what's In the cups. 2. Enjoying the view, Leroy Blllman? 3. Tod Russell, John Holland, Greg Miller, and Joel Preston fighting off fair- tlme excitement. 4. Unless you hve seen Sue Kohl and Lee Ann Walton drive, you fall to see the humor In this picture. 5. Is being seen with Brenda Smiley and Tracie Boyer that embar- rassing? 6. You want how many chllrs with mustard? 7. Co- me're little Hell! 8. Where Is my food, Karen Hopkins? 9. Bath time 10. Theresa Hall. daydreaming again! 11. Hoods: Jodi Shearer and Sue Martin. 12. Smile Bart Johnson, you're having fun! 13. Melody Mitchell and her Grand Champion steer. l 7 t Student Life

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I can't believe we open In 18 days! No one was saying It aloud, but everyone had to be thinking It. The cast of My Fair Ladytt had been working on their music and lines for a little over a month. We were confident since everyone could recite the lines and music with little error. After our last te- hearsal at B.V., however, confidence turned Into panic when Mrs. Stunt! sat us down and reminded us of the job ahead. Eighteen days before we opened, we met our director, Loyann Waber, who was just as crazy as the test of us. With her help, we somehow got through It. The achievement of finally being allowed to stay until we could finish at night was clouded by the fact that we still didntt have costumes, a set or drops. But, because of a lot of sweat, energy and faith, the 1982 Spring musical My Fair Lady was a big success. 19t$tudent Life