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

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Being editor of The Shield this year has been a very memora- bIe experience. I am depressed at times when I reflect on the happenings that produced The Shield. Taking an award-wln- ning paper and completely changing Its format produced problems that we hadn't con- sidered. But I admit that with- out the help and understanding 0! the staff, The Shield would never have been accom- plished. I would like to express my thanks to The Shield staff and Mr. I-Iuss for patiently en- during my yelling and constant criticism. -Steve May, Editor 9. Tricia hard at work. 10. Come on, Joe; It can't be that bad! 11. Freddy and Amy enjoy each other: company. 12. Steve checks out hls competltlon. 13. Marie files papers. 14. Shelley pro- freada her story. 15. Shield Staff, lat row: K. Hamilton, A. Mitchell, Mr. I-qu, 5. Rohl. 2nd row: J. Schroeder, 5. Greer, M. Yoakum, K. Hopklnl, S. Daugana, R. White, J. Kessler, J. Edelblute, S. May, 1'. Colley, 1'. Manila, M. Drake. 16. Sue cleans up her act. P13! '19 341 38I0rganlzatlonc

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Many changes have been tak- lng place In the Student Coun- cil which have helped It to de- velop a stronger base. The Stu- dent Council 19 moving from a passive to an active voice with the administration and teach- ers. We revised the constitu- tion and set strong guidelines for the council. For Instance, this was the first year for a presidential campaign. The Student Council also provided some social activities such as the 2nd annual Sadie Ha wklns Dance and the let School Plc- nlc. Student Council 1. David and Joe serve lunch. 2. Matt brings out the food. 3. Rich tosses a few frlshees. 4. Bonnie and Tina attract customers. 5. Jayne l: a stern official. 6. Dan add David are In the Sadie Ha wklnf aplrlt. 7. Mrs. Dlebler and member: set up new rules. 8. Student Council: 5. Martin, Pres.; J. Shearer, Vice Pres - T. DeFranclaco, Sea; J. Rob- erta, Twas..- D. Weber; R. Graves. 2nd Row: D. Smiley, 1'. Hughes. D. Shearer, J. Can, J. Strohl, N. Leh- man, D. Graves, S. Delaney, R. Goodman, M. Fryman. 32tOtganlza tlona

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Distributive Education Clubs of America - DECA, ls both a club and a class. DECA teaches human relations between you and those around you. Market- lng and distribution are cov- ered in the classroom. DECA ls . . . going to breakfast, helping In fund raisers and community activities, and competing In the DECA contest every year. DECA 1. Tom helps a customer at Buehler's. 2. Ron pushes Big Macs! 3. Officers: Pres. S. Ashbrook, Vice Pres. C. Wy- att, Advisor Mr. McDonough, Reporter T. Brown, Treasurer 5. Hunter. 4. Sheri making signs for the T-shlrt sale. 5. AnnaLu enjoys her work at the Cherry Tree. 6. John 19 ready to begin class. 7. Richard is a mechanic at Miller Imple- ment. 8. DECA, Ist row: Keith Powell, Sandy Ashbrook, Chris Wyatt, AnnaLu Jordan, Sheri Hunter, Tony Blair. 2nd: Tom Brown, Tim leens, Darla Platt, Ron White, Richard Bltchfleld, Tom Clunk, Barry Webster, Mr. McDon- ough. 9. Terry Davenport working hard at the US. Store. 34X0rganlza tlans