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

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Our Involved FHA chapter had an Interesting and exciting year of activities. These act! v1- ties Included coke booth, fair booth, district meeting, a tour to Children's Hospital, formal and Informal lnltla tlon, Christ- mas Clearing House Drive, beach party, FHA HERO Week, district rally: where we received our Award of Merit and our scrapbook received a 2nd, state convention, ban- quet, and senior activity. 8. Betty Barnes recognizes Mrs. Irvin. 9. Cheryl Keck receives a miniature Bernard. 10. Kris Bartram Introduces 4 special people. 11. 1981-82 FHA mem- bers. 12. Rae Lynn Justice renectlng back on her past years In FHA. 13. Kathy Lowe listens lntensely to Da wna Grlest. 14. 1981-82 outstanding achievers In FHA. 15. Tina Natal! re- mained calm throughout her speech. 37 Organlzatlon VJO SIBHEHIBIUOH 3. !an Fu 5 m

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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

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Sword The yearbook has been very de- manding and at times it even seemed like torture. I'll never forget the Friday nights spent checking pages until 6:15 mm. We always had trouble making our deadlines, but most of the people put 1005 into pages. A switch of advisors in the middle of the year was a major change we faced. It added more respon- sibility and made us learn every aspect of putting a book togeth- er. Even though it was a head- ache occasionally, PII never for- get the good times and Pm glad I had the opportunity to be editor. I'd like to thank the entire staff, and i hope this is a book of which everyone can be proud. Sue Martin, Editor 1. The Yearbook Pillow Cues debut at the Variety Show. 2. Dawn Pittman it caught :tandlng on the deck. 3. Held! Vo- gel definitely love. her job as aulatant bullneu manager. 4. Jodl Shearer care- fully erases her miatakes. 5. Nancy Breece and Mr. McCarty dlncuss plans for our yearbook during clan. 6. Mlke Clark doe: not find Chris Hattie legs attractive. 7. Front row - C. Holt, M. Clark, $.'Mar- tin, N. Breece, Back Row - Mtu D. Cot- trlll, J. Shearer, M. Newland, T. Clark, M. Humee, D. Pittman, H. Vogel, E. Moore, M. Yonkum, Mr. B. Speaks. '1 38i0rganlza lions