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

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Occupational Work Acceptance, OWA, offers the opportunity for - selected students to meet their learning potential while In high school. 10. OWA, ls! row: Christy Barnhart, Bren- da Cummins, Barb Hatten, Beth Wood. Mlcheale Mullins, James Bryant. 2nd: James Combs, Joe Johnson, Steve Syl- vester, Matt Chllders, Pat Poplin, Larry Hall, Ron Kannlard; Gary Beckley, Gene Hatten, Mr. Meyer. .J 13193 hVMO 9113 sxaqxom 11. OWA students check out bulletin board. 12. Ready, LIFT! 13. Randy, straighten up the cover. 14. Gene studies the food . 15. Alice brings In clean sil- verware. 16. Gary lines up the cookies before lunch. 17. Brenda ls ready to serve lunch. 18. Caf. Workers, Ist row: B. Hat- ten, 5. Sylvester, J. Bryant. 2nd: P. Poplin, G. Beckley, B. Cummins. 35 h Organlza tlon

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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

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The Buckeye Valley FFA set many goals for 1981. The first goal the chapter always sets is to be number one in the state. We did not achie ve this goal as we placed 11th, but we did ac- complish many others. We have kept our standard of ex- cellence up by having another sta te president, Lem y Billman, and we also won many of the district proficiency awards. Overall we were happy with the 1981 year, but are now ea- gerly moving into 1982. WNoaATI ' . - 'Lfgmmmmrn ta' 6 GBQCVU :W XV..' V ' 7 h ' ' rowing for America .3 2'. Q3 E V a. Q m 2 '6 LL. 93 1:. Ll. 1. Lin Bilge; presents the advisers wlth a special award. 2. Richard Birch- Ileld and Lori Davis dellver a prompt opeech. 3. The 82-83 officers are at their stations. 4. Kathy Poole. the 82- 83 Chapter Queen. 5. Bret Dennis fo- cute: on the banquet. 6. Leroy Billman presents top awards. 7. 1981-82 FFA members. 36i0rgnnlza tione