Buchtel High School - Griffin Yearbook (Akron, OH)
- Class of 1983
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Cahoon Social Studies Social Studies Mrs. P. Cordarelli Social Studies Mr. D. Carrington Mrs, A. Chapmfm Security Food Service K . . Science Mr. T. Calderone Auto Body I Mrs. J. Cristy Secretary 0 1 I li Mrs. A. Clark Mrs. R. Cole Mrs. M. Cross Mrs. H. Dawson Food Service Food Service Secretary Food Service Mr. M. Defrange Social Studies Sri is S I 5 Mr. E. Frank Foreign Language CGermonj F' WX Mr. M. Farmer Mathematics Business Word Processing Horticulture Mrs. F, Findley Mr. A. Fortunoto Mrs. R. Gurnish Foreign Longuage fSponishj English Science Mr. C. Hole Mr. M. Hanke Mrs. V. Harris English Mr. R. Harrison Mrs. M. Hoslam Mrs. A. Howthorne Health Food Service Special Education Mr. W. Heideman Physical Education -' 4,044 'f A , j' . f H' K , Ms. A. Helms Mrs. J. Hembree Mrs. M. Hnath English H English Business l.O.E. Years Cf Experience Ms. L. Hopkins Band Mr. M. Kermizis Business Nasal! Mrs. E. Miller MS. V. Hume Educational A Ms. K, Huseby Mr. J. Karpinski Music Industrial Arfs fx SVN ll l XX l W Mrs. J. Knorr Mr. H. Lawson Mr. E. Leszek English Dislribulive Educafion L,R,C, X. K A . rr ij , ' I W' . ,JA - . EW 3 A Qi WA, ,,. ' 1 .X 'vga ' . I .. 3. f ' ' f a H 3 S i z 3. li . .ri rrlj x S Mrs. K. Mogen Mr. P. Mondozzi Mr. J. Monfisano Food Service Social Studies O,W.E. O.W.E. Y ? E 1 ' 1 A . Mr. L. Mousetis Ms. D. Murphy Mrs, C, Myricks Mrs. G. Noel Math Home Ec. C.H.E. H.I.R.C. aJ1baN 93355 fi Nm WWMTSQ KKWOQQ Mrs M Penrx Mr A Penska Ms L Posten Mr D Pry Nurse Assrstant Special Educatron Careers Vocatuon fAuto Bodyj l M Mrs S Regan Mrs J Rehman Ms V Rrchardson r E Rectenwald Custodlan Health Physrcal Educatlon H I M C .Hui 5 1 Mrs J Rnggle C O E 1 Mrs M Robnshaw Mrs P Roetzel Mr J Romgno Art Specual Ande Lqw Lt l. '- Mrs. D. Rome Mrs. H. Rowland Mr, T. Saal Ms. L. Sanders CHE. Mathematics Broadcasting L,R.C. .1 is x Mr. R. Schaller Vocation CAu1o-Me il X J S ch.j 6417 1.23 Mr. J. Schiller Mrs. M. Shidler Ms. I. 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AJXM-A:lkm l , , , A ' ' X-4 A -J- A 5 ' jf' 1 ,Q I vu , I: 'I .Q W A Is- .., V , 4 . 5 qw , i . 54 nb I 4 -: , fl ,gd ' , , ib Senior Directory Acrofi Christine Adams, Denise,' Dee : Student coun- cil 40, 44, 42: International Club 40, 44, 42: I plan to go to college, get a de- gree in languages and travel. Adams, Jackie Anthony: Jackie : Football 44, 42: My plans include work- ing for Uncle Sam by enlisting in the Air Force. Alexander, Augda Anderson, Charles: Ande : Cross Country 42: I plan to go to art school with a scholarship. Anderson, Patrick: Mr. Anderson : Swimming 40: I plan to attend college and obtain a bachelor of science de- gree. Anthony, Karen Arnold, Deborah Lynn: Deb-Deb : Cheerleader JV Captin 44, Varsity Co- captain 42, Gospel Choir 40, 44, 42, IOE 42, International Club 40: To be a successful, highly paid, secretary, have a beautiful family and to stay close to God. Ashcroft, Carol Barclay, Mark: Move to New York. Bard Karen Beasley, Jamie: James : COE 42 Or- chestra 4O, 44: College. Beasley, Vera: Short Stuff : Go to col- lege. Bell, Vernay,' Nay-Nay Bias, Tyrone: Tee-Bone : My plans are to go to college or join the Air Force. Biddngs, Diane Black, Terri Blackman, Anthony O.: AMP-Pitbull Man : Soccer 40, 44: Mountaineering 40, 44: Go to college. Blankne y, Annette Bobo, Martin: Big Bo : To go to col- lege and then medical school. Bolding, Yolanda IP.: Nay- Nay : Inter- mediate Choir 40: The Wiz 40: Distribu- tive Education 44, 42: Yearbook 42: I plan to graduate, have two kids after I explore the world, live in a mansion and marry my special man, Al Golden. Boykin, Tricia J.,' Trish: Principal Lead- ership Forum 44, 42: Volleyball: Aca- pella Choir 44, 42: Senior Chamber En- semble 44, 42: Varsity Cheerleader 42: To graduate from college and be- come successful in the Fashion Mer- chandising lndustry. Brandon, Denise D: Mecey, Lady Trackster : National Honor Society 4 4, 12: Volleyball 40, 41, Captain 42: WVOB 40, M, 42: Talon 14, 42: Track 10, 11, 12,'l?edCross 40, 44, 42: Princi- ple Leadership Forum 44, 42: Who's Who Among American High School Students: l plan to go to Ohio State to get my masters of science in nursing. Bran tle y, Valencia Bratcher, Larry: J J Bratcher : March- ing Band 44, 42: l'm going to take a skill training course at Akron U. Brightwell Glen: Broadus, Alexis Lorice: Reese - Smur- fette : Attend Ohio State or Gannon University and succeed in life. Brock, Anthony D.: TAT lI : Go into the Air Force, Have a family, Build myself a 8400.000 house and be a professional musician. Brooks, Destry Brooks, Michael Branner, Alicia, 'Lisa : Cheerleader 40, 44: Nursing Assistant 40, 44: I plan to get married, go to college and be- come a physical therapist. Brown, Darrin Brown, Dava Brown, Lisa: Distributive Education 44. 42: l would like to marry Phil Coleman go to college and have a successful marriage and career. Brown, Melvin Brown, Trmonthy Brunson, Bonnie Lynn: Slim Goodie : OWE 44, 42: Have my baby and go to college and marry Leroy Norris in June of 84. Brunson, Donna F: Soft touch : OWE 44, 42: I plan to go to college marry Happy-Dee and to be happy through- out my life. Burney, Brian Busby, Norman Butler, Terrence C.: lce : Golf 42: Track 42: To be a professional Model and clothes designer. Butts, Mark Allen: Big Money Butts : To be o social worker, because l love chil- dren, or a wood craftsman. Byers, Angel Coffey, Beatrice Cain, Dorain Canty, Beverly Carey, Deeno: Dee-Cee : Gospel Choir 40, 44, 42: Majorette 42: To be successful in Jesus namel Carmona, Adonys Jr.,' Ace : Cross Country 40: COE 42: I plan to goto the Marine Corps. Carr, Michael: MC - Sharon Ealy : Get married and have a family with my iM lady, Sharon Ealy. Carson, Jmmy: J-Car - JC : Football 44, 42: Wrestling 40, 44, 42: Principals Leadership Forum 44, 42: Go to col- lege and major in computer Science. Carson, Ronald D.,' RC : Golf 40: Soc- cer 44: To become a business execu- tive. Chuifo, Sharon Clark, Randy: Crazy : Performing Arts 40, 44: Wrestling 42: To make it as a Man. Cla yd, Clinton Coleman, Bryan Coates, Myra Regina: Smiley : Bas- ketball 44, captain 42: Volleyball 44: WVOB 40. 44, 42: Black Culture Club 42: Senior Class President: LRC Aid 40: Office Aid 42: Principal Leadership Fo- rum 44, 42: Law 44, 42: National Honor Society 44, 42: To be a computer pro- grammer, Iivlng out of Ohio and be the first lady president, what the heck! Colvin, Claudette: Spart ,' iwnneapo- Iis here l come! Twin Cities Ui World's best DJ?? Cook, Barbara Cook, Eilabeth: Bether : Mountain- eering 10, 11, 12: Office worker 12: To go to college in Hawaii and be a ma- rine biologist. Cox, Deanne Crawford, Sharon:Cheerleader 11, 12: Gospel Choir 10, 11. 12: To go to col- lege, take up theater arts and go as far as l can in that area. Also, to get a job in my present profession, word pro- cessing. Culier, James Dampeer, Charles: Junior : I plan on going in the Army or Marines. Davidson, Donna L.: Lady Bug - Fat Face : WEP 10: IOE 11: COE 12: I plan to work full time and attend college part time. Davis, Christopher: Go to California and become the national surf board champion. Davis, Eric: l'Quick Chill-ll : To become a star entertainer. Davis, Natalie: Nicole : Student Council 10, 11, Secretary 12: IOE 11, President 12: Prom Chairperson 12: Pur- sue a career In Word Processing, to keep God always in my life and to marry. Dawson, Crystal' Smily : Go to col- lege at Kent State University. Dawson, Thea: smiIey : Go to col- lege at Kent State University. Decatur, Rodney DeGraaR Kevin: Chess 11, 12: Dees, Rhonda R.: Ron : COE 12: Pep Club 11, 12: Attend college, major in Business Education. Dees, Shari: Ms Dees : To become an Administrative Assistant secretary. Dennis, Chris: l2yan : WVOB 11, 12: Broadcasting 10, 11, 12: OWE 10: LRC Aid 11, 12: Talon 125 To become the ultimate sports or new reporter, mak- ing lots of moneyl Dent, Terri Simone: Cheeks : Home- coming Queen 11: Student Council 12: Cross Country 11: Track 10, 11, 12: Black Culture Club 12: Pep Club 11, 12: Red Cross 12: Office aid 12: I plan to attend the University of Akron majoring in Business Administration. Dickens, Thomas: Chess 10, 11. 12: Mountaineering Club 11, 12: Interna- tional Club 10, 11, 12: Attend college, become an aerospace engineer and get involved with the space program. Dickson, Denise Kimberly: KImba : In- ternational Club 10, 11, 12: Principal's Leadership Forum 11, 12: Student Council 10: To go to college and major in Journalism. Dixon, l?Ob9fT Drake, Stephanie: Steph : To go to college and become successful in everything I do. Driscol, David: Lamar : I plan to work everyday at Erie Island School. Dunn, Robert: Bobby : To make it big as a musician in a rock-n-roll band. Ealy, Sharon: Michael : Gospel Choir 12: Go to college, get married and have a family with Michael Carr. Easter, lWcaeL' Joe : Health Asst. 12: I plan to go to the Army. Elis, John: Frank : Distributive Educa- tion 11, 12: Vearbook Ads 12: I plan to go to college: Elis, Shannon: Shortcake : I plan to become a nurse and get married. Ely, Benito: Shay - Shoy : Flag Twirler 11. 12: Band 12: Track 12: National Honor Society 12: Vollyball 10: Distribu- tive Education 11, vice-president 12: Yearbook staff 12: Graduate from Tus- keggee Institute, major in computer technology, travel and have lots of success. Evans, Darnell: Chill : l plan to be a professional welder and go to the ser- vice. Evans, Juanita Denise: CHE secretary 11, treasurer 12: Go to St. Joseph col- lege or join the National Guard. Ferrell, McKinley Jr.: Ferrell lnc. : Band 10, 11: Mountaineering 10, 11, 12: Study computers. Ferrell, Thomas: T Ferrell : College. Finney, Denise Finley, Kenneth Finney, Toni' Toni-Roni : Cheerleader 10, 11, captain 12: To be an executive secretary and marry J. Davis, if he has money! Htzgeralci David' Butcher FrItz : Foot- ball 10, 11, 12: Attend college to be- come an accountant. Foddrell, Rhonda Foster, Darchelle L.: Chelle : COE 12: IOE 11: Pep club 12: To go to college and major in computer science. Ford, Greg A.: Littlewoods : Track 11, 12: Golf 11, 12: Open my own auto body shop. Fortson, Hortense: Sweetpea : To go to the Air Force and be successful. Foster, Vickie E.: Heat Miser : Col- lege! Foster, Yvonne M.: Von : IOE 11, 12: To go to college and make something out of myself. Fowler, Suzy D.: Hayland's Babe : Band 10. 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Tennis 10, 11, 12: IOE 11, 12: To be an accountant. Frazier, Walter Curtis Jr.: Hollywood Fraz : Wrestling 11, 12: To become great in everything I do. Freeman, Jeanetta Futch, Deborah, Fudgie : Volleyball 11, Captain 12: Track 11, 12: Distribu- tive Education 11 , 12: Go to college, become a child social worker, marry and have a happy life. Gachett, Linda Pearl: Lynn : To al- ways be myself and no one else. Gaffney, Vonda K.: Red : To be- come a mechanic and open my own shop. Garrett. Edward' Eddie G.: : IOE 44. 42: To go to the service or college. get married and raise a family. Givens, Mike: Porky : Ski Club 44: At- tend Akron University majoring in politi- cal science and become a lawyer. Gladman, Darrington N: Nik-Nak, Speed attack : Track 44, 42: Cross- country 40. 44. 42: Chess team 44, 42:l plan to go to college to become a physical therapist. Glover, Darrell A.: Alcapone : To go Into the Army. Glover, l-Uordus Karmen: Jordache - 'Ts' Bone : Band 40: College, mar- riage, 6 to 42 children. Gray, Tammy Lynn: Tuffy : Flag girl 44, 42: COE 42: To finish school and become a computer programer and to please J. C. Hudson. Gordon, Gwendolyn Christine: Gwen- nie : Gospel Choir 40, 42: Graduate from Barbazon's, be a successful mo- del and live with my family in a fine house. Grandison, Carlos Orlando: Baby Grand : Track 42: To own my own body shope - C. G. Auto Body 81 Repair Shope. Grant, Velvet Greene, Teresa: Tres : Principal Lead- ership Forum 44, 42: Distributive Educa- tion 44, 42: Yearbook Staff 42: I plan to go to Akron University manage my own nursery center. Grinder, Gary Hammond, Dwayne Harper, Dana: Me : Gymnastic 40: Track 40, 44, 42: Gospel Choir 40, 44. 42: Go to college and study medicine to become an obstetrician. Haines, Roger: Raj the Rattler : wres- tling 40, 44, 42: Air Force Officer. Hann, Mary Harper. Byron: 'lSharp Harp : Get a good job. Harris, Joe: Kato : Being college bound and succeeding in life. Harris, Tammy l?enee,'Track 40. 44. 42: Band 44: Choir 40, 44: Get a good job. go to college, get a degree in art and get married to Moses Allen. Hastings, Lena Mae: Practical nursing technical school. Haskins. Melvin Haskrhs, Yelynda Hayes, Romir: Football 42: To go into computers. Hendree, Charlissa K: Charli : LRC Aid 42: Office Aid 42: Go to college and hope to become a computer accoun- tant. Hendricks. Jeff' J. L. : WVOB 42: To go to school or write a book. Herring. Dewitt: Whit 81 Butch : Foot- ball 40. 44, 42: Track 40. 44. 42: Toast- masters 44, 42: Pancake Day Commit- tee 42: Go to college and succeed. Henderson, Gia Henderson, Linda l-Hgginbottom, Sherri' Ms, Bottom : Track 40, 44. 42: Get married to Roland Bivins and have a successful life. Higgins, Stacy: Big Legs : Cheer- leader 44, 42: IOE 44, Vice-Pres. 42: To go to Ohio State and be a success in life and marry. Hrbbard, John Hill, Guillermo Mil, Christine Hill, Larry: Flash 84 Hey Hey : Track 40: Wrestling 40: To go to college get a job chase girls and drive fast cars. Hinton, James J.: Sir Jam-a-lot : Swimming 40: To graduate from Ala- bama A 8c M and to become a senator from Alabama. Hodoh, Karl E.: The House : Football 44, 42: To graduate from Morehead College and to become a senator from Georgia. Holinshed, Lolita Renee: Chocolate City : Yearbook 42: Distributive Educa- tion 44, Secretary 42: Cap 81 Cown Committee 42: To join the Air Force and take up computer technology. get married and have a wonderful family of my own. Hollingsworth, Tori: T 81 Tori Lyn : Cheerleader 40. 44: COE 42: IOE 44: Pep Club 44 : Principal Leadership Fo- rum 40, 44, 42: Go to college and ma- jor in computer science or data pro- cessing. Holt, Vincent: VJ . Hooper Dean: Hoop : International Club 40: Ski Club 40, 44, 42: College Marriage - In that order! Hopkins, Ronald Hudgens, Jeff' J-Hudge : Have a little car big money and get married to Pam Scott. Huffman. Yolonda: Londa : Go to college to become a nurse. Humphrey, Jackie: Kookie : l plan on going to the Air Force. Humphrey. Maria: Rie-Rie : Go to col- lege become a doctor and jam. Ingram, James: To be a singer. lverson, Terry.' Doctor Rock : Baseball 40. 44, 42: College-to take up auto mechanics 81 play professional base- ball. Jackson, Brenda: Beejay : Go to col- lege and afterwards get married. Jackson, Timothy: MaGurke : Go to the Air Force to take computer repair than possible college. Jackson, Warren: Rusty : Football 44, 42: Go to the Air Force and hope to be a singer. James, Crystal Jenkins, Tammy: Dani : Mountaineer- ing 44: Enveronmental Science 40, 44: Distributive Education 42: Yearbook 44. 42: I plan to attend Suomi College, graduate as a child development teacher and marry. Je well, Christopher Johnson, Cynthia Renee: l'Cindi : Pep Club 44: I plan to go to college and get my degree in the field of work I choose to major in. Johnson, lan: Slice : Track 10, Wres- tling 10: I'm going to the U.S. Air Force- technical school. Johnson, Keisha Deleste: Smiley : Yearbook 10: Office aid 11: IOE 11: COE 12: I plan to go to a college to be an accountant. Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Sharon: Cutie-pie : Rifle Team Captain 11: I plan to go to Akron School of Practical Nursing. Johnson, Shirley: Cookie : Choir 11. 12: Performing Arts 11, 12: Gymnastics 11: To continue my career and be- come someone famous and raise my child. Johnson, Stephanie: Jane : Band 11: IOE 11: COE12: Become a successful business woman, marry Mr. I. D. J. Johnson, Vaierie, 'Val : WVOB 10, 11, 12: International Club 10, 11: Black Cul- ture Club 11, 12: Office Aid 12: Red Cross 10, 11, 12: My future plans in- clude medicine, photography and flying. Jones, Angelina C.: Angie : I plan to go to trade school and take up de- signing. Jones, David E: Papa Smurf : Get married. Jones, Dawn Jones, Harlan: Rock Jones : Football 11, 12: College. Jones Jr., James: ArTcy : Football 11: Go to college. Jordan, Aaron Van: Airhead : Band 10, 11, 12: Student Council 10. 11, Vice-president 12: Black Culture Club 10. 11, 12: Principal Leadership Forum 11, 12: WVOB 10, 11, 12: Success. Juian, Brenda S.: Su-ie : Get married and open my own flower shoppe. K elly. Deborah lGdd, Raymond' Rayzar : Make the Army a career And go to a college nearby. King, Auronois King, Kimberly L., 'K-Kay : Band 10, 11, 12: WVOB 11, 12: Pep Club 11, 12: Pin- ups 11, 12: To go to college and be- come a successful television producer. Kirkland, Eric.' Captain Kirk : Going into martial arts, movies and computer en- gineering. Mrkland, Tonya: Ms. Hollywood : Typ- ing Committee 12: To goto college to become a successful business person. Kithcarf, Charles Kunfz, Andrew: Andy : Band 10: Chess team 10, 11, Captain 12: Aca- demic Challenge 11, Captain 12: Prin- cipal's Leadership Forum 11, 12: Moun- taineering Club 1O, 11, 12: National Honor Society 12: Lash, Erika Lynn: Track 10, 11, 12: Cross Country 115 Business Careers 11, 12: Contemporary Choral Group 12: Pep Club 12: Black Culture Club 12: To at- tend college and major in business ad- ministration and computer science and to be cuccessful In whatever I do. Lash, Rochelle: Roche : Flaggirl 11: Student Council, 11: Principal's Leader- ship Forum 11, 12: Class Treasurer 12: Pep Club 12: Business Careers 12: To attend Bowling Green University ma- joring in Business Administration: Addi- tional Activities: Black Culture Club 12: Contempory Choral Group 12: Lawhorn, Janice: Lee'Lee : Nurse As- sistant 12: To become a doctor. Lawlen Darcel' D. Law : Word Pro- cessing 12: Basketball 10: Goto school, get a job. and love life. Lawler, YaLonda, 'Lynn - Cookie : Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Contemporary Choral Group 10, 11, 12: Medicine Bc Health 12: Future Homemakers of America 1 1: I plan to attend Akron University School of Nursing, and upon graduation pur- sue a career in obstetrical nursing. L O WSOD, Merre Lee, Kimberly: Satin Doll : WVOB 11, 12: Talon 12: Gospel Choir 12: Trl- County Radio Station 11, 12: To go to college to pursue a career In the field of communication, and to stay saved and filled with the holy ghost and to let others know about the goodness of Jesus. Lee, Linda Shalon: Lee-Lee : To go to the army or college, get married and move out of Akron. Lewis, Arnita: Slim : Gospel Choir 10. 11, 12: Pep Club 11, 12: Band 11: IOE 11, 12: Yearbook 12: To go to college to become a successful court stenog- rapher and to marry. Lloyd, Marla: Squeaky g College, Marriage. Lloyd, Mike: Pizzoerro : Black Culture Club 12: Picnic Committee 12: Pan- cake Committee 12: Football 11: Wrestling 11. 12: LRC Aid 12: To to the Air Force and get involved in data pro- cessing or welding. Lockefi, Derwood F.: LRC Aid 12: An english major at Akron U. after which I plan to attend the Moody Bible lnstl- tute of Chicago, Ill. where I may further my studies in thedogy. Luokeft Kyren: Lucky ,' CHE 12: Pan- cake Commiffee 12: Beauty school and fake up nursing. Logan, Judy: Ju- day : Gospel Choir 11, 12: Pep Club 12: IOE 12: To go to Kent State University and major in data processing. Lomax, DovicL 'Max : Football 11, 12: Business Careers 11, 12: To become an officer of the law. Lopp, Dwayne M.: Dwey : Wrestling 12: I plan to be a doctor, become the best full contact fighter In Ohio, whlle I'm ln the marines. Loradrch, Rose M.: Office Aid 10, 11, 12: AFS 11, 12: Red Cross Representa- tive 12: To put MD behind my name. Madgan, Elien,' Maddog : Interna- tional Club 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, WVOB 11: Broadcasting 11, 12: I plan on going to college to take journalism photography and to get married. Maffeff, Cleveland Edward' Clev : Cross Country 12: Law 12: Pancake day Committee 12: I plan on attending Law School. Magno, Beth Majdanek, John Malone, Maurice David: Moses : Football 44, 42: I plan on going to col- lege or joining the service. Mapp, Anita, D.: Ms. Delicate : Vol- leyball 44: Basketball 40, 44, 42: Track 40, 44, 42: Nurse Assistant 42: I plan on attending college and marrying an in- telligent wealthy young man. Mapp, Antoinette: Nette : I plan on going to college and become a suc- cessful word processor and always re- member my friends at BHS. Marsh, Laurer, 'Lem : Lem : I plan on going to college or go into the service. Marshall, Yvette: Ms Pie : I plan to move to Washington D.C., go to school and study to be a Registered Nurse. Martin, Quintonia: Toni : Senior En- semble 44, 42: I plan to go to Ohio State and study to be a neurologist or pathologist. Martine, Glods Jean,' Stella : Ski Club 44: Pep Club 42: Mountaineering Club 42: I plan to go to college. Mathews, Cedric Maurice: Rev. Mothews : Business Careers 44: Basic Nursing 42: I plan to go to college and become a doctor or o lawyer. Maughmer, Melvin May, Connell May, lWtchell McCalister, Brian L.,' 'X B MaC - CaI : Football 44, 42: Soccer 40. 44: I plan to goto college and become a success- ful businessman. McCaHster, Leslie: Lisa : IOE 44: Nurs- ing Assistant 42: To go onto college to be a registered nurse and make lots of money.- McCatster, Quito Tanya: Quit, Quitie. Quiter : Gospel Choir 40, 44, 42: Gym Assistant 44, 42: Distributive Education 44, 42: Cap-n-gown Committee 42: Pep Club 44, 42: Yearbook Staff 42: My future is not so much as to become successful but to live a happy enjoy- able life with good friends and family around me. McCauley, Roger L.,' Flamethrower : WVOB 44, 42: Baseball 40, 44, 42: Ta Talon 44, 42: Acappella Choir 44: Newscaster - World News Tonight - an- corman or public relations. McCormick, Bob: Stickman : Golf 44: Student Council 44. 42: Treasurer 42: WVOB 42: Going on to college and hopefully to law school. McCraney, Lynette Renee: 'iShorty . McCl1nic, l?ichart L.,' Big Rick : Go on to school. McDaniel, Kevin: Micky D, Ka-Ka : Football 40. 44. 42: l plan to go into the Army and pursue my goal on the medi- cal field. McDaniel, Tracie McDavid, Shereene McElrath, Tammy Renae: Shortcake, Sweet Pie : Volleyball 44, Distributive Education 44, 42: Pep Club 44, 42: I plan on going to college to become a business manager. McGinnis, Stacey Renee: Dimps : CHE 44, President 42: I plan to goto college and become a registered nurse and make good money. McLane, Roland McMillan, Ronnie: Nasty Boy Il : Tennis 40: I plan to make the best of what I have which is a lotlll Meador, Umthy: Tim : None. Merrlx, Steve: Signus X-4 : Choir 44, 42: Ensemble 42: Stage crew 40, 44. 42: Ski Club 40: WVOB 44, 42: Perform- ing Arts 40, 44, 42: I plan to find myself and bread on through to the other side . Milan, Robert: Bob : I plan to go to Kent State and take up business ad- ministration. Miller, Nathan Mirns, Larry Mitchell Brent: Pop Drop : I plan to go to college after high school. tl Montgomery lll, Jack: Big J : Football 44, 42: Broadcasting 44, 42: Talon 42: Photography 42: To attend college, play football and major in communica- tions. Moore, Charles: NC-moore : Football 40, 44, 42: Track 44, 42: Either go to college, Marines or join the police force. Moore, Curtis: Kino : I plan to go to college and own a couple of busin- esses. Moore, Rodney: Aqui : Basketball 40: Football 44, Captain 42: Principal's Leadership Forum 4 4, 42: I plan to go to college and major in engineering. Mos tellar, Gloria: Murvai, Kelleyfl plan to go to California and become famous. Nance, Marianne, 'Goldie : IOE 4 4, 42: Pep Club 44, 42: To be an executive secretary and to be Mrs. Darcel Lawler. Nash, Kerry,' Sissy : To be a successful Joner . Neal, Rodney VWlliam,' Neal Dia- mond : Cross Country 40. 44, 42: Track 40, 44, 42: Principal's Leadership Forum 40. 44, 42: Black Culture Club 42: I plan to attend college, become a success- ful businessman and get married. Neiman, Wiliam Overstreet, Susie: Suzy Q : Gospel Choir 40: Acappella Choir 4 4, 42: Go to Akron U., major in music, become suc- cessful, have a beautiful home with my family and if I reach my goal you will know. Parker, Veronica Parmer, Stephanie Deslree,' Dimples : I plan to finish college, get married work and live a happy progressive life. Payne, Veronica Ann,' Ronnie : Acappella Choir 44, 42: Red Cross 44, 42: My future plans are to attend Fisk University and become a nurse. Perdue, Darryl' Boogie Woogie : I plan an being o millionaire. Perkins, Mark: M.P. : My future plans are to someday become a Gospel singer or enter commercial art. Perry, Crystal: Pinky : Track 44, 40: Office Aid 44: Talon Chief Editor 44: Ski Club 44: I plan to goto Ohio State get married and have 4 child. Mtullps, Stephanie L ynn,' Steph : Gos- pel Choir 40, 44, 42: Distributive Educa- tion 44, 42: Prom Committee 42: Office Ald 44: Yearbook 42: I plan to go to college and later mannage a mall. Pickens, Claude Andrew,' Andy, CAP : Baseball 42: Golf 42: I plan to attend law school. Pickett, Yolanda: Yogi P : Broadcast- ing 42: WVOB 44, 42: Talon 44: I plan to be successful television personality and to please Alanzo Willis Il all I can. Pittman, Michael' 'Mighty Mike : Wres- tling 40, 44, 42: I plan to wrestle for a big ten school. Poole, Lilian Renee: LilIy : COE 42: Word Processing 44: Gospel Choir 40: I plan to go into IOE. Poole, Reg1na, 'Fancie : CHE 42: Con- temporary Choral 44, 42: Assembly Committee 42: I plan to go to college, get married and go to Hollywood where I belong. Pullum, James: Hoopster : Basketball 40, 44, 42: lplan to goto the Air Force, come out and lead a very exciting life. Rankin, Karlise R.: Sparkle : Band 44, 42: Flaggirl 44, 42: Distributive Educa- tlon 44, 42: Choir 44, 42: Office Aid 44:I would like to travel then go to college and find a man. Rankin, Kelly A.: FFA President 44, 42: Principals Leadership Forum 40, 44. 42: I plan to find a job, go to college and take floral design. Radabaugh, Diane Rawhngs, Hmoth y Ray, Robert: 'lBobby : I plan to go to college and study filmmaking. Reddick, Erica L.,' Pearl QCampbelIj : Student Council President 40, 44, 42: WVOB 40, 44, 42: Cheerleader 40. 44, Captain 42: National Honor Society 40, 44. 42: PrIncIpal's Leadership Forum 40. 44, 42: International Club 40, 44, 42: Ensemble 42: Orchestra 44, 42: Band 42: Talon 40, 42: I plan to pursue a career in law or diplomatics and per- form In a professional orchestra. Reed Keith: K K . Reed, Kenneth R.: Basketball 40: Track 40, 42: Tennis 44, 42: Black Culture Club 42: Gym Assistant 4 4, 42: I plan to go to college and major in computers and photography. Re ymann, Todd Reynolds, Renee L., 'SpeciaI Nay, Nay- Nay : Ski Club 44: IOE 44: COE42: I plan to contunue my education at the Uni- versity of Cincinnati. Riffe, Brenda: Tee-Hee : International Club 44, 42: Acappella Choir 44. 42: I plan to go to Malone College major in social work, get married, raise a family, get into evangelism, sing and so some interior decorating on the side. Roberson, Eric: Mr Go : I plan to go to college and move from akron. In short a good life ahead of me. Roberts, Darran Robinson. Jayne: Peachie : Go to college and always reach for the sky. Rodgers, Sarah: Beth : To become an accountant for a big business and make lots of money. Rogers, Joe: J.R. : IOE 44: COE 42: I plan to major in business administra- tion. Rolin, Valerie: l'Sweetie : I plan to be an X-Ray technician, meet Michael Jackson and have money! Rolins, Terry Roper, Mark Roush, Theresa Rue, Pam,' Ruebabe : IOE 44: COE Vice-president 42: To become a com- puter technician. Russell, Deborah, 'Debby : I plan to at- tend medical school to become a nurse. Salmon, Derek Scott, Diane: Pumpkin : IOE 44: OWE 42: I plan to play the field, be part owner of a nursey school and spend lots of money. Scott, Kevin Scott, Reginald: Tuna Football 40, 44, 42: Track 40, 44, 42: I plan to goto college and become a professional football player. Shade, Keith Shelley, Sharon Denise: Shay : CHE 44, 42: I plan to marry David and be- come a successful business woman. Shelton, Romale Shropshire, Francetta: Chetta : Pin- ups 40, 44, 42: IOE 44: COE 42: Flagline 44: I plan to go to college earn my degree in business and secretarial sci- ence. Simmons, Jann,' La Poi-son : I plan to attend OSU and major in broadcasting and become a well known journalist and get married. Simmons, Joseph Simpson, Milam Wayne: Bird, Nasty Boy : Marry Tracy Templeton, and be- come wealthy from my law career. Singleton, Keith, 'Keifer SinQ : I plan to work in our own body shop. Smith, Gilbert, 'Amerlca Giggilo : Soc- cer 44: I plan to become a plumber and live in Louisville, Kentucky. Smith, James: Too Tight : I plan to be a mechanic. Smith, Jule Smith, Melanie F.,' Mel-Mel : Basket- ball 40, 44, 42: Cross Country 44: Track 40, 44, 42: Soccer 40: Student Council 44: Red Cross 40, 44, 42: International Club 42: Talon 44, 42: I plan to go to college and major in computer sci- ence. Smith, Thomas: Freddrick T. Smith p I plan to become a salesperson. Smith, Tracy, 'Little Smitty : IOE 44, 42: To be an adminstrator or executive Typist. Sneed, Tiara LaVonne,' Chuckie : I plan to attend college, get married and become a surgical assistant. Stallworth, Janet Lanette,' Jan-Jan : Volleyball 44: COE 42: IOE 44: To major In computer science and to get mar- ried. E- if in .5 ,ir Stecker, John Stephens, Shannon Yvette: Vanity : Rifle Team Captain 44: Black Culture Club 44, 42: Business Careers 44: Pep Club 44, 42: Yearbook 44, 42: FHA President 42: Office Aid 44: Tennis Team 44, 42: Track 44: Prom Commit- tee 42: To attend Fisk College and be- come a successful and better person in everyone's eyes. Stevens, Rita: Ms. Pozey : Band 40, 44, 42: Flaggirls Captain 42: Yearbook 44, 42: Pep Club 44, 42: Black Culture Club 42: Gospel Choir 42: Office Aid 44. 42: Comwolei 42: Pin-ups 40: To graduate from college with an execu- tive accounting degree and move to Decatur, Georgia. Stevick, Judy, 'Shrooms : Move to Vir- ginia and go to college to be a vetrin- arian. Stiggers, Marcus: Stiggton : Go back to school. Suttles, Elbert Talley, Andrea: Midge : IOE 44, 422 Go to the Air Force or college. Taylor, Robert Taylor, Shawn: St, Louis : Cross Coun- try 44, 42: Track 44, 42: To attend col- lege on a track scholarship. Templeton, Tracy Thomas, David Thomas, Keith Thomas, Spencer Thompson, Calvin Thompson, Carlos Thompson, Floyd Thornton, Steven Thrist, lngrid Tibbs, Leron Toomer, Garnell Lee,' Distributive Edu- cation 44, 42: To go to Ohio State and become a store manager. Treadwell, Darren ' Trevillion, VWlson Tucker, Candle: Broadway Tucker : To attend Kent State University and expand my career as a Army officer. Turner, Brian,' Turn Dawg : I plan on attending technical school. Turner, Sharon Verdell, Teakweha Vickers, L yine Wade, Kelvin Walker, Cheryl: Dimples : IOE 44: COE 42: Principal's Leadership Forum 44, 42: Pep Club 42: To attend college and be successful. Walker, Jeff A.: Dayo, The One': To have big fun while making big money. Walker, Monica Wallace, Beverly Walters, Kelly,' Easymae : I plan on being a child care worker of social worker for children ages 4A to 48. Wansley, Derrick: Big Wom : Football 40, 44, 42: Wrestling 40, 44, 42: Horticul- ture 42, I plan to go to college and study computer engineering. Warren, Mervin Washington, Mark: Twain : Autome- chanics 44, 42: Go to technical col- lege to be a certified auto technicion. Washihgton. Raemonique: Nicky : Distributive Education, 44, 42: Attend college and get 'a masters degree in business, then start my own business. Washington, Tandria: Tan : IOE 44: COE 42: Red Cross 42: Pin-ups 44: Ski Club 44: I plan to be and executive word processor, marry a man. Watts, Wendy K: Wendy K, Ms Clairol : IOE Historian 42: Rifle Twirler 4 4: Assembly Committee 42: Go to col- lege, own my own business and be- come a fashion designer. Whatley, Robert: Ham : To be a computer programer or technician and live very good. Weitzel, Heidi Whiteside, Anthony: Tony: Go to col- lege and be successful. Whitworth, Jacquein: SaIly : IOE 44: COE 42: I plan to go to Akron U. and take up accounting. Wrliams, Danevln lfwilams, Joyce: l.D. : to leave Akron, Ohio and never come back. Mlliams, Laura Wiliams, Terry lrwliams, Hffany . Mnliams, Timmy: MitcheI : Choir 40, 44, 42: Becoming a singer or actor. With God all things are possible. Wiliams, Todd D.,' Rhalo : Basketball 40, 44, 42: Student Council 42: Black Culture Club 42: I plan to be successful in whatever I attempt in life. lMlliams, Wendy Mlson, lWchael Wright, Terry: T : Football 44, 42: Track 44, 42: Go to a good college become a successful executive and live the good life. Wright, Hmothy C.,' T.C. : Band 40, 44, 42: Chess Team 42: I plan to attend The University of Akron. Works, Toni L ynette: Chablisha : Nurses Assistant 42: Go on to college. Wyatt, Emanuel Young, Angel Young, Lashaunda Young, Linda Young, Tracy: Li'l Sis : Track 40, 44, 42: Gymnastics 40: Principal's Leader- ship Forum 40, 44, 42: To become ei- ther a pediatrician or a computer pro- grammer, l A XA ...L. 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A vw Q' iw ' 'lu Derwood Lockett Kimberly Lockhart Judith Logan David Lomax l , bu r .. 3, Q-f fff gff gsiv f fr -V i . ff ff Kyren Luckett Ellen Madigan Cleveland Moffett Beth Mogno P4 L Anita Mapp Antoinette Mopp Laura Marsh Yvette Marshall i l Cedric Mathews Melvin' Maughmer Mitchell May Brian Mc Calister Rose Loraditch i i Maurice Malone Quintonia Martin Leslie Mc Calister 27 ' N A r -Q n A I MW., rf 1 my L S - XS 'Hmm gm' ik -5, . n .x ...ff 'QQ , wg' 'mf -M' -sf . K4 4. , -4 L i 'UQ Y-1 fm if E Id W ,Wifi T223 'P .f I 1 v ' U if ny. -cog? ,f , Ma u Charles Moor WL-in ':-N' im' leaf' ' aw A , 5 x ff. 1 W M Susie Overstreet Veronica Payne MOVK PGfkiDS Claude Pickens Yolanda Pickett Ronnell Pickett Jr V. ,xiii Diane Radabaugh Karlise Rankin Kelly Rankin X Erica Reddick Kenneth Reed Renee Reynolds tis i ll Crystal Perry Stephanie Phillips Lillian Poole Regina Poole Timothy Rawlings Robert Ray l l i l l Brenda Riftle Cynthia Roberts if f I s i -1 In Jonyne Robinson Sarah Rodgers Joseph Rogers Pamela Rue Deborah Russell Diane Scott Sharon Shelley Romcile Shelton Froncetta Shropshire XA Volerie Rollin Mark Roper x X ' X X I . Kevin Scott - I f I A Jan Simmons Reginald Scott William Simpson Keith Singleton Gilbert Smith Melanie Smith TYGCY 3miTh T005 3T0ff0fCi Janet Stallworth Shannon Stephens -1 Q...-, ,r J X Shown Taylor Tracy Templeton Leron Tibbs Garnell Toomer Sharon Turner Lyine Vickers Z png Stgvgng Elbert Suttles Dgvid Thomqg Keifh ThOfT1OS Darren Treadwell Wilson Trevillion I - Kgs, rT,r.?,,r Kelvin Wade Cheryl Walker P' , lg l f, Andrea Talley Steven Thornton Candle Tucker l i Jeffrey Walker 31 X l 'l 5 k 4 it 'N-4 1 x,,.f,', Monica Walker Derrick Wansley Mark Washington Wendy Watts Robert Whatley Anthony Whiteside Jacqueline Whitworth Raemonique Washington Tandria Washington Laura Williams Terry Williams Tiffany Williams Timothy Williams Todd Williams I Michael Wilson Toni Works Terrance Wright Angel Young Wendy Williams Linda Young .I N-ff y 1' if 1 S 1 8 Yi 1, Q , . N xe J ig U .1f '3 - I Rf Yfk. - ' ' Efrem Frazier - October Chrissy Hill - January Z .fftkff '3 - N-- it V I, ,4,., ,ii 1 , 52 f 'px' '1 X in ,.-.nm ., A x r hx, Rochelle Lash - November Myra Coates - December I' ,W LW' '1 f ' 1, A if Wd? RW l?J nl' lv B' Natalie Davik - February Velvet Grant - March WMV Denise Adams - April Jeff Walker - May Most inseparable friends-F Hnney, T. vWHams, S. l'HgQlT7S, R. Neal is f J Prettiest Eyes C. Dampeer, M. Nance F 4' I S R , i I Ii . Most Reliqblg Most Versatile V. Grant, J. Carson A. MGDD, P. Decatur ' Most Tolkative Most Artistic . S. Lee. I Mlliams T. Harris, D. Perdue .tw-.Q Most Talented 71 Wiliams , -fi Best Personality Most Optimistic A. Lewis, K. Hodoh R. Moore, IP. Lash 5. l Prettiest Hair G. I-HIL K. King Most Polite Best Dressed J. Rogers, C. Roberts V. Jordan, W. Woffs i iii.. ill Shyest Class Fliris Crysfal Dawson S. McGinnis, J Adams Class Clown T. Kirkland, R. Clark Q' .,,.e an x L ,Hu ig, -'un Most Masculine Reggie Scofr Most Feminine Janef Sfallworfh is 1' 1' '.-, . ,F 'Q M. . X: , X V, .li Preiiiesi Smile A . C. Moore. P Boykin 1 li l lj Besi Looking L. Johnson, S. McDavid Most School Spirit Most Likely To Succeed A. Mapp, D. Brooks A. Kunfz. E Redcfck Most Alhlefic M Smith, I Wright in 'Q-.-1.4 'wil A' -. ,le Wx. ls- i I , v . , Q X W ,Q in-f-L,1,t.A A . X -A 1 .Vg gv .,Kc?Rx - Most Studious C. Dickens, V, Johnson N Most Popular D. Herring. M. Coates tx S S 45 Apr17 Love A,on7 16, 1983 f IJ I I 8 1 L0 r w 5 FW 23? Natalie Davls, Rodney Decatur, Srs. Gary Grinder. Debbie Arnold. Srs. Chrissy HIII, Natalie Davls, Leonard Johnson. Karl Hodoh. Veronica Langston, Brlan Glass, Jrs. I King - L., Johnson. Crowner - K. Hodoh. rd E 42-iv 1 Shereene Mc Davld - Senlor Court Mem- Crowner - C. HIII, Queen - N. Davls ber 1 1 X Terry Wrlght, Erika Reddlck, Srs. Chrlssy Hill, Jlmmy Carson, Srs. s.. Cecil Stembrldge, Pam James, Jrs. Anna Paoluccl, Mlchael Lee, Jrs, X Darrin Leathers, Cheryl Burns. Sophs. Melissa McDay, Robert Decatur, Sophs. Myra Coates, Karl Hodoh, Srs. Robbie Connelly, Kent Starks, Jrs, Sharon Wllson, Pete Nourjlan, Sophs xfbfb 39 Q- C289 Monday May 46, 4983 Hcfdoy Gong Show 5 W Roppers. Bands. SF Sigh Singers. x1 6 Q,'5x5ii!ws -I' - Jag 38 d Players. Tuesday f Moy 47, 4983 Punk Rock BoggseDo dk' 'K -31 C 642 49 ' La New Wave Day QPF her out. New waving it. Punk Rockers. Getting Down, A Who 1 C 'OT to S99l 48 i3 is. Mkxvmwaby QD Aknf48,4983 . Llmmqghkxhme fkmtvSkwTDay MMM a- ij-gl'ggj1 r 'Li 1 ini i 3, ,.,. L I I i I T., .aa Q., .,.l.,.3,.l .... ,.. LW, ..... M.l,..E,... .. ,,.,1.,: 'V' .,,,,,. A. grii, . .,i1i...,.1.L.,.. ,,,,V, Q gal, g ... ' , -.. .' . ' -J Q v -5 Lf 1 Q. 4, ,. 4 1 gi, . T11 ,1Q,Q1.?.. 5 P 'Qi-QM, 5-2 'TQ , 'iifiiifi' 'e r ., 'N Zip -A 5 ' ',... . gsm ' V -'-S' ii' A M x Jiri:-- A A - -- e - 11 'vvvvh , ,+ vo'o'o'o'i0'f o'?ong Izifbfegogxkpl1f:Q'4','Ao4.4'.s'A'Ag 90,0959 ' ii Your Just Reward. N W 1 F 5 I U iiii T . , ig in L. .T 4083 CICISS Gif? rw i i - We Qi e i'83f,, - r 6, iii' i ,1 i , , iwhih . : w i ld-i A ff' hw A iiifirriirisiirriiiii L A ,f........f 1 f we +-X , 40 The Boss. Down with the President. It The Big Wave. 1 4- if Qi X ' rrr.,r , Y 5 -:.:- 1 ff x i 'i gf K Yi? A g '- 1 A -,M W. .NN Q . ' any .-A ' i A -- , Agnew. QSM sw r X I 1 X X is ix +R . X We as Yi'A'4 A'A A'A'.A'-K I You Never Learned to Swim? , is.- Cameras .... action! -s ...X MS Chrysler Terence Wright Natalie Davis d YQ? a ll E Cream Of The Crop ' ' Youfh AMX ill Denise Adams, Valediciorian Kevin DeC-Jraaf, Saiufaiorian Jamie Beasley Denise Brandon Thomas Dickens Kimberly Dickson s Andy Kuniz Rochelle Lash Rose Loradifch Velvet Grant ,QV Erica Reddick fs 9 National Merit Finalist Kevin De- Graaf ww, ., 1 Student Council - English Essay and N.H.S. Top Point - E. Reddck West Akron Kiwanis Club Award E. Lash Thursday May 19, 1983 Senior Banauef Cathedral Buffer' K. 'IH-A3 National Merit Finalist Thomas Dickens Spanish Scholarship - University of Akron Award D. Adams West Akron Kiwanis Club Award V. Jordan National Honor Society National Achievement Com- mended Scholar - Valerie John- son German Scholarship T. Dickens Akron Rotary Health Assistants Award - V. Payne X National Achievement Com- mended Scholar - Erica Reddick ---1 Dorothae Fetherson Scholarship V. Grant Student of the Year Health Assis- tants - C. Tucker Red Cross Awards - V Johnson, I Williams, V. Grant. l RSHDSSBIOGY MOTU GHG SCl6l1C6 Award T. DlCk9flS r Na X XX. Catherine Antro Memorial Scholarship D. Arnold Distributive Education Rotary Award J. Elhs Martin Luther King Scholarship Myra Coates Delta Sigma Theta Scholarship N. Davis Vi Athletic Office Aides V. Johnson and T. Smith Distributive Education Student of the Year - S. Phillips 'Q W Se Bausch 84 Lomb Medal and Ohio Board of Regents Awards - A. Kunfz LRC Aides - I Dickens, M. Ferrell S. Dees, F. Forney Griffin '83 Chief Editor Award Rita Stevens Distributive Education Service Award G. Toomer Cb- Business Awards - J. Williams, J. Stallworth, T. Hollingsworth, S. John- son. C. Dawson, N. Davis, S. Fowler. ff? e Co Medicine and Health Award A. Kuntz PTA Scholarships J, Beasley, l?. Lash Business Commerce Award IP. Lash Performing Arts Award D. Carey University of Akron Awards J. Beasley, l?. Loradifch First Buchtel student selected for NEOUCOM - A. Kuntzy Ohio State Award K. Dickson, Miami University Award D. Finney -. I Broadcast Communications Award IP. Moore Gary Hume Memorial Scholar- ship J. Rogers Northwestern 342.000 Grant E. Peddick Law Award C. Maffeft PTA Scholarships N. Davis, E. Lash Perfect Attendance 40 years. Never Tardy 13 years - J. Walker slit. R Ohio Board of Regents Awards - E. Frazier, L. Barnnardt, D. Adams me? Friday 910 Sporfs Day Bcskefbol Game Th6 COUFSB rw-.W P. .. 5 The DOH vu-kip ve f T L K. ' ' T ...T + ' wa A mn., -M--..,, V -W .eww--'WW ' ,vi TT19 shot ....-.-.n-v.-sq-new-anim Il l,,,,,,,,,,. A.-,k . air lv ' TX i2Tii,a1zfZzf,Lg,. ,qwfw ' 2' gs ,'f I A f xx WA The fires The form The hoop 45 May 20, 4983 42- IVI NI-IOC The 4983 Senior closs of John R. BuchTeI High School consisTed of mony greoT Ieoders. In This sfrong closs of '83, winning The presTigous Ivlonhood Awdrd would be o noble honor. I would cherish This oword wiTh much groTlTude. An oword of This imporTonce is considered even more significonT when iT is given by o closs like ours. The Ieodership of This presTigous closs hos given BuchTel o Iegocy which will be difficuIT for fuTure cldsses To equol. In oddlTion, This closs hos ochieved mdny dwords ThoT oTher cldsses were unoble To oTToin. Reviewing dll of The previous ThoughTs, I would be Truly honored To receive The Manhood Aword from The closs of '83. Rodney D. DecoTur ik AZ' 'Q gg 4 'fx S W K I con Think of no oTher woy I would roTher represenT my closs Thon os The Womonhood Aword recipienT. The word womonhood olone suggesTs The posi- Tive ospecTs by which This sToge in my life hos chor- ocTerized The TronsiTion from Teenoge To eorly odulThood. To be recognized in This foshion would bring The senTimenT ThoT my peers recognize The greoT omounT of work I hove invesTed inTo These posT ThirTeen yeors of educoTion. There would olso be o personol sense of dccompIlshmenT. AlThough I hove been blessed obundonTly in oTToin- ing ocodemic honors, exTro-curriculdr dcTiviTy rec- ogniTion ond oTher godls, eoch new oword brings me closer To my coreer expecToTions. There ore few feelings ThoT surposs The one exper- ienced in The ofTermoTh of success. The feeling is heighTened, however, when IT is shored, or The suc- cess is proised by dnoTher. The Womonhood Aword would demonsTrdTe ThoT The closs of '83 hos shored in furThering my progress in running The roce of life. Erico L. Reddick + .M f Nfl O K n xl N, 2' .2 I x. W L n ' G S.. f iff' 4.1 'ax .-Y' .-N -+f 1 1 E. KK Thursday June 2, 4983 Guy's Parfy Cenfer Akron, Ohio W gf lf QL fri' G n 1 ' . ,NI I pl .s. IJX, A I 's .six 0 Q09 v Co Q- Thursday June 9, 4983 Richrield Coiseum Richrieloi Ohio X 5 X K . A 7' -4. fm: , I 4. U1 M U ,em W 1 A N n .1 . Q 4 nf :Wg x px is was x N1 S W, W Ymhowwk K fgsle?M'w21 by oi? 1,1 Al sf X NRL i GRIFFIN QS ' sw S s Kris R. A f. D --... Q .K 3 xx s X x ASSEMBLIES L :wh 5,30 i N mxfy STEWART PRIMARY SCHUIJL XNQ - L ,N 1 'X F ! .Ri -if Q ' r-'wi If-'I D - yu Y 1' A f Q ' ' ,. , 1 'U 3, , 2 2 N U H 5 1' . . 4 ' ' I A P3 . 9' i , Q in k ' ' , X 5 k 4 ' ' Q Gt N k is smom .. ATIO National Honor Society mem- bers were chosen by faculty on Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Servlce. The Society was purely an honor- ary group having only the ln- ductlon ceremony and dinner. Row 1, R. Decatur, Treasurer: V. Grant, Pres., E. Lash, Secretary: QNot Pictured- J. Carson, V. Pres.j Row 2, K. Klng, N. Davls, E. Reddlck, L. Barnhardt: Row 3, D. Brandon, J. Beasley, E. Frazler, D. Ad- ams, R. Loradltch, R. Lash, Row 4, Advl- sor Mrs. Knorr, R. Neal, C. Dickens, G. Geiger, K. Rankln, QNot Pictured-M. Coates, and A. Kuntzj. Academic Challenge was instituted this year as part of Buchtel's emphasls on the promotion of aca- demlcs. Academic Challenge was a game which tested quick recall In varlous dls- ciplines. Questions were drawn from these cate- gories: History, Literature, Science, Math, Mytho- logy, Rellglon, Sports, For- eign Languages, Current Art and Muslc. During the week of Febru- ary 17 there was three opening programs. Soph- omores on Monday, Ju- niors an Tuesday, and Seniors on Wednesday. Each grade level entered three teams conslstlng of two students and one faculty member. On Fri- day, February 11, 1983, the wlnnlng team from each class competed. The senior team of Velvet Grant, Andrew Kuntz and Mr. Archual, won the Seated A Kuntz Mr Archual V Grant Standing V Johnson Mrs Gurnlsh D Brandon Mr school NTIS- cartoon c Dickens Even-fs Current Culture Seated T Whlte Ms Burchett T Allison Centered standing E Leonard M Daniels Mr Beard C ' ' Burns J Jordan I I The PrIncIpal's Leadership Fo- rum was an organlzatlon of Buchtel Hlgh School students who were selected by the fac- ulty, staft, and admlnlstratlon of Buchtel High School. These students have demonstrated leadership potential. Guest speakers Included. Saundra Robinson-Clty Prose- cutor qplcturedj, Rabbi Abra- ham Feffer, Beth-El Congrega- tion, and Wllllam Tenney-Dlrec- tor of Secondary Education of the Akron Public Schools. 1 lll Seated-A. Calhoun, Mr. Walker, D. Johnson. Standing-C. Bently, K. Starks, Mr. Hanke. C. Beecher. Mr. Hole. C. Flney, L. Davis. H' The sophomores were coached by Mr. Schiller, the juniors, by Mr. Ro- mano, and the seniors, by Mrs. Stem. Special thanks goes to Mrs. Knorr who helped with the coordlnatlon, Mr. Hanke and Mr. Karplnskl for maklng the equip- ment, Mr. Beard wlth the sound system, and Mr. Walker for dolng the signs. Many other teach- ers helped by wrltlng questions, and students helped with the scoring. ACADEMIC CHALLENGE WINNERS SENIOR CLASS ANDY KUNTZ MR. ARCHUAL VELVET GRANT SELECTED STUDENTS l l HONORS ENGLISH Some of the topics studied varied from Beowulf to George Bernard Shaw: poetry to drama and fic- tion to nonfiction. Highlights included Shakespeare's MacBefh and Hamlet. Panel dls- cusslons relatlng classic novels to modern day soclety were the greatest challenge of the course. S. Marsh, D. Mayo, Mrs. Knorr, M. Weiss. and C. Beecher revlew lnformatlon gath- ered ln this bulletin board. TRAGEDY t ff K- . Jr Q 1. Q Y Advanced Placement ls a nation- wide program whlch conslsts of college-level courses and exams for the hlgh school students. Stu- dents follow a college level cur- riculum uslng a college text and college course materlals. A pre- requlslte for AP English is having successfully completed courses In Honors English, which are taught In grades nine through eleven. In May, AP students take the AP Exam. AP Exam grades whlch are acceptable, earn college credlt and for advanced placement for the students ln over 501, of the nation's colleges. This honors course was thematic study of representative American authors that provides a better understanding of our national heritage. ln addition to the text, paperbacks, Including The Cruci- ble and The Good Earth, were read. Writing was an lntergral part of the course. M. Outley, M. Daniels, 2nd, A. Turner, E. Leonard and C. Burns discuss an author. ENGLISH 1 QL -.. W Advance Placement English stu- dents completed the following readings: A unlt in Greek dramaQ5 playsj, Modern Dramaff? playsb, Novel- C5 novelsj, and a unlt ln poetry C3 weeksj. AP English students wrote, per- formed, and discussed, essays fweeklyj, term papers, blographl- cal reports, llterary crltlclsms, ob- jective tests, essay tests, quizzes. and class recitation. Greek tragedy bulletin board ls examined and discussed by G. Geiger, D. Hooper and V. Grant. EUROPEAN I-WS 7'Ol?Y AP European HIsTory involved The examinaTion of The soclal, pollTi- cal, economlc, rellglous, and aes- TeTlc ideals and insTiTuTions of Europe from The Renaissance To European colonlzaTIon. Here A. Calhoun. M. Hubbard, C. BenTley. D. Love and D. Evans vlew a movle which help Them To beffer undersTand our Euro- pean neighbors. HISTORY Y' I 7 bk pf f 5 f, The maTerlaI covered In Thls A.P. American HlsTory course runs from The Age of ExpIoraTlon To presenT day evenTs, a period of abouT 500 years. Six sTudenTs Took parT ln The close-up program. They spenT Two days ln Columbus examlnlng our sTaTe governmenT and flve days ln WashlngTon, D.C. examln- lng our federal governmenT aT work. STudenTs Took a placemenT TesT ln The spring To posslbly earn col- lege credIT for Thelr classroom work. T. Block and D. Herring revlew some cur- renf evenT collages. M.. Jllxln Ullllfi Honors World HlsTory's objecTlves were: The developmenT of sTudy habiis To prepare sTudenTs for college level sTudy by making Them responsible for heavy work- loads of advanced sTudy Ccol- lege TexTs. essay wrlTlng, novel readlngj: and IndependenT sTudy and serious crlTlcal Thlnklng devel- opmenT. This years class creaTed ITs own newspapers and made weekly group presenTaTlons on world rell- gions. , J. Bell and R. Jackson lesson To a home- work assignment. ish cn Ll.l CD si 3 CD GN LAN REI FO The emphasis in German was upon language rather than litera- ture. ln a curriculum Including such subject matter as the environ- ment, learnlng a trade, sports and pleasure, language usage was stressed. Devin Cannon was awarded an all expense paid trip to Nurem- berg, Germany during the sum- mer of 4982. Receiving Instructions, are, D. Cannon, D. Finney. C. Dickens, E. Reddick, A. Kuntz, D. Carey The students in AP French IV de- veloped a proficiency in French without emphasis on literature. They began this training as soph- omores in French ll Honors. French IV AP students wrote weekly compositions gaining writ- ing competency. ln addition, they had weekly discussions In French. A visit to the Cleveland Art Muse- um with a French speaking guide culminated the years actlvlty. Learning while playing a French game are R. Foddrell, K. Dickson, D. Hooper, V. Grant. H. Washington. l Spanish included the study of hls- tory and the culture of Spain. Reading great Spanish authors was a must. The students participated regu- larly in cultural experiences aimed at aiding their understanding of other countries and their cultures. Students went on a trip to Tole- do, Ohio to view an exhlblt of the works of El Greco, one of Spain's TTTOST fGfTlOUS artists. Sampling Spanish delights are C. Perry, R. Loraditch, V. Johnson. D. Adams. A. Pick- ens, T. Williams, R. Foddrell, V. Grant, and Mrs. Gurnish. 60 SMNSHC Probability and Satatistlcs was designed to review odds and predict the probability of out- come for events. The class reviewed the Ohio Lot- tery Games, our chances at the track and ln Vegas. We then ap- plied these same skllls to sclentlflc experiments. Other areas studied were sample spaces, random dlglts, Bayes theorem, chl-square, t-dlstrlbu- tlon and regression. P T. Carson ls explalnlng his homework prob- P Y lem solution to the class. Chemistry and Physics was de- signed to best meet the needs of students who might pursue a scl- ence career as well as those stu- dents who wlsh to know some- thlng about the physlcal world about them. Students studied electricity, light, heat, sound, atomic energy, as well as the everyday forces wlth which they came In contact. T. Wllllams and R. Moore are making hy- drogen gas by using chemicals and heat. Elementary Functlons covers the following topics: conlc sections: inequalities and their graphs: functions: circle trigonometry: trl- angle trigonometry: exponential and logarithmic functions: graphs of functions: techniques of equa- tion solving: vectors: trigonomet- ric addltion formulas: complex numbers: sequences and series: as well as polynomials. Rochelle Lash explains her graph problem and its scientific lmpllcatlon. T ?-- I HlVVXI CINV S ONEIIO 2 El ut 'N' X xxoix Distributive Education was a program de- signed to old students who were Interest- ed in Marketing and Dlstrlbutlon as o co- reer. Wlth Mr. Lawson's guldance, the stu- dents organized their own company as well as provlded the students supplies and spirlt Items through the operation of the school store. Students' Co-op work experience proves very valuable when deciding whether to continue formal education or enter the labor force. B. Ely, S. Phillips and L. Hollinshed operating the school store during business hours. I .Wiv- SCHOOL IS A BUIIDIIIG WALLSN M of I 2 Cooperative Home Economics ll QCHEJ, combines the world of work with school actlvitles. Stu- dents attend school half the day and work the remalnlng half in the areas of food service, chlld care, and fabric service. Parents and other home eco- nomic students in the vocational home economic programs all took part in the Installation Of- fice Tea Party . A. Jones is preparing coffee for the Instal- latlon of offlcer's tea. Cooperative Office Education QCOEJ, was an on-the-job Training course during The senior year. It emphasized the individual skills, knowledges, and attitudes in the stenographic, clerical, word pro- cessing, and bookkeeping areas. The student was pald for his work in The office and was placed in a Training program which will permit him To work ln The various areas of R. Reynolds, 1983 C.O.E. club president reviews notes before C.O.E. club meet- ing. that office as well as receive ad- ditional business education in The school. Pre-employment County Work- shop, Initiation of 4983 C.O.E. Club Officers, City-Wide C.O.E. Bowling Tournament, Open House Vocational Education Week, City-wide Competitive Contests and Fashion Shows, plus the Employers Appreciation Ban- quet were our program highlights. We were The 4983 City-wide C.O.E. Bowling CHAMPSI C5 C.O.E. high schools competed: Ken- more, North, East, and Garfleldq U ' , I .mm -.l tel TLQAMJ U E ' The students learned nursing skills, Euch as temperature, pulse, respl- ation, blood counts, electrocar- diograms medical offlce skills, anatomy 81 physiology. The students were employed in hospitals and nursing homes. Our year ended with a banquet for students and employers. The area of medicine careers ls hiring people at a higher than average rate. V. Payne, C. Mathews, Mrs, Penlx. and Y. Huffman take o patients pulse. l. HMB .A 1, ' The objectives of the Occupa- tional Work Experience COWEQ program were to help students develop habits, attitudes, and competencies that are neces- sary for successful job adjustment and occupational readiness through actual on-the-job and related in-school experience. Four students achieved the Merlt Roll and one Student the Honor Roll. M. May, and A. Brock review a current WORK STUDY event for an oral report. -319 . nga A ., W ti HOR WC UL TU Horticulture was comprised of three trade areas: Landscaping, Floral Designs, and Greenhouse Productions. The Poinsetta sale. The National Conven- tion in Kansas City, Mlssourl, attended by Linda Henderson and Kelly Rankin, and Parlimentary Procedure Contest highlight- ed our events. During May Sales, students were involved directly with the public as they marketed their products. Watering poinsettias are V. Jackson and P. Cofield. JR. WORD PROCESSING This was the first year of a two year vocational program, which taught typing, filing, Business Eng- lish, Business Math, and Office Equipment. This program had a four period block and a one-peri- od related class. Employees will be seeking quali- fied Word Processors as this be- comes the trend of the future. M. Mclvery typing a mailable business let- ter during a timed writting. Welding-braying, straightening panels, glass replacement, and collision repair, were but a few things learned. W. Jackson and G. Grlnder prepare a car for a new paint job. AUTO MECHAMCS This was the first year for a combined Jr. 1 Sr. program. Our motto: lf someone was smart enough to make lt, we are able to repair it . M. Washington hard at work dismantling a shop auto. SR. WORD PROCESSING Senior Word Processing offere advanced work in the concep and application of word process ing. The student spent a minimu of 150 hours operating text-edit ing equipment and 460 hours o machine transcription. Emphasis was placed on medical terms. transcribing and Business English. Some of the word processors o which the students recelv hands-on experience were: IB System 6, Royal SE 6000, A.B. Dlc Mag ll, and IBM Electronic Type writers. Each student had a 1 1 eh'-ui types of welding include: Welding, Mig Welding. Oxy- Welding and cutting which are necessary when for a job in welding. In ad- blue-print reading and were important to student success. The VICA Welding contest was entered by many students whose skills improved over The year. The welding program was able to place some seniors in early job placement careers. B. Turner and S. Cox practice their weld- ing skills. electric typewriter, a transcriber, a telephone, and in many cases a calculator or adding machine at their office-sized desk which was used during the training. The 1982-83 class joined The state and national youth club: Ohio Office Education Associ- ation QOOEAQ. The class attend- ed The state OOEA conference February 4, and 5, 4983, which was held at Salt Fork in Cam- bridge, Ohio, where They partici- pated in regional skill contests. S. Higgins, B. McCallister, N. Davis, and A. Mapp operate a word processing ma- chine. An office simulation was run by The class for one six week period. During Vo. Ed. Week, parents, Teachers. and administrators were asked to view a one-day office simulation incorporating all that had been learned. The IOE banquet was held in May. Awards were given for the most improved stu- dent, best shorthand skill, best typewriting skill, most congenial, best transcriptionist. and best office machine operator. H. Fortson, A. Lewis and A. Talley working hard to improve their typing skills during a warm-up excercise. JR. CLERK -S TENO This was a dual program with stu- dents choosing either shorthand or accounting as a main course of study. All students learned to type, file, do business math, use calculators and duplicating ma- chines during This one period re- lated and four period lab pro- gram. Fund-raising projects were used to pay for an awards brunch. Lisa Davis placed first in The OOEA. Regional Contest in Typing and Related I. C. Bracken works a problem on The calcu- lator. N .. .mow W -'K'-wi sn.. The purpose of the program was to prepare students for further study of business. This was done by introducing students to principles of business economics, marketing, investments and accounting. The class was also organized as a chapter of Toastmasters as part of Akron University's Toastmasters Club. R. Neal presides over a S.B.C. meeting. The club objectives were to provide leadership opportunities as well as to raise funds for school and community activities. -n- ,N 'frm an l Performing Arts was a class that helps one develop skills in acting, singing, and dancing. The course includes stage designs, how to build props, and make materials used for plays. The fall production was the comedy A Thurber Carnival and the spring musical was selections from Raisin . Students were visited by James Ingram, Peg-Leg Bates, Freddie Wash- ington, April Sutton, Pat Pace, Tana Alexander Paolucci, and others. S. Johnson. A. Paolucci, S. Jones, and E. Frazier are practicing a dance routine. They are using a mirror to make sure that everyone ls in the correct position at all times. 515 4,f4l kn..f' NE r MXX N, Broadcast Communications was a three period block lnvolvlng English, Speech, Career Guid- ance. Students were lnvolved in E. Madigan is setting up a camera shot for a class production. llllllll . career exploration through guest speakers, fleld trips, field exper- iences and conference phone calls. qu-1 if . -. e if This course involved Advanced Speech and Debate, Guidance, American Government and Sociology. Students became actively involved in polltlcal elections. Some seniors attended the University of Akron for further course work. B. McCormick is about to speak to C. Maffett, R. Foddrell, and K. Hodoh at a club meeting. .ffffmvfrunrl 7 .Ar':r vvafi . an ,,, Seniors studied organic chemistry, physics, psychology, mental health, and cat anato- my. while Juniors studied lnorganlc chemistry and anatomy. The Senior students served as simulated patients for student physicians at the Medical School who were learning how to do patient interviews. In addition, field trips were taken to Hattie Larhlan Foundation for severely handicapped children and the Neo-Natal Unit at Childrens' Hospital. J. Robinson and V. Rollins do a chemical analysis. CAREER PROGRAMS IWCROCOMPUTEI? Buchtel was the first high school in Akron to offer computer pro- gramming to students. The introduction to Computer Language of B.A.S.l.C. was pre- sented to students. The students developed programs in graphics, sound, files, and review testing. Students wrote more than 'IOO re- view test programs for fellow classmates in all subject areas. M. Brown displays hls skills in the Apple II personal computer. 'El N U .CLS J 1 , Sculpture class provided the stu- dents with instruction geared to creating 3-dimensional forms by modeling, carving, casting or as- sembling. Studying planes, tex- ture, scale and color aided in there projects. D. Treadwell improving his project. 2 1 ws.. 3 mm: M S4 gg: . Woodshop I, Woodshop ll, and Cabinet Construction making were the three courses offered this year. In Woodshop I, students learn the proper safety and oper- ations procedures of the power tools. Woodshop Il is a continu- ation of Woodshop I except the students were doing more diffi- cult projects. Cabinet making was for seniors. Many teachers and people in the community got their furniture re'- paired by the students. M. Malone gluing his wood as he prepares to use the lathe. sg 'li ...NNN -QQ In Gym Class there was a total of 26 skills including standard phys ical education curriculum and nu merous lifetime sports exper :ences Some of the highlights for this year s program were ping pong rollerskatlng gymnastics basket ball and wrestling Getting ready to drive in for a lay up is W Grant I-HRC HIRC was an individualized read ing program designed to give re medial or developmental lnstruc tion in over five hundred specific objectives Students showing a need in a specific area were glv en assignments to help them cor- rect that deficiency. The goal of the reading program was not only to make students better, more efficient readers, but to make them life time read- ers. K. Harper, G. Johnson, and R, Patterson study to improve their reading skills. I 'fl -'Q S C C OUN HNG The purpose of the accounting program was to prepare students for further study of business activities The students learned how to prepare financial statements led gers worksheets and income statements Entry level accounting jobs commonly are clerical and machine oriented ln the second year of accounting students were introduced to an accounting career ladder showing opportunities for ad vancement Working on a journal are S Ely L Johnson E Garrett and R Stevens RAIMNG DESIGN Drawing and design was the basic art course through which all other courses were struc tured Here G Washington worked to improve his drawing hoping to enter it in the Akron Area High School Art Competi ion G Washington designs his bunny o entry to the city art contest 5---Z l r - I rv :fNlX.a ADES Ticket sales were important to the many Griffin sporting events during the school year. These aides other duties included typing eligibility forms for the state and anyfhlhg else Mr. Hei- deman needed done. S. Wilson sells a ticket to R, Reynolds for one of the girls basketball games. vw rs-In ' sz. in 4+ WVOB was Buchtel's own broad- cast station. ln the morning the staff made announcements giv- ing the important information one might need to know for that day. The programs included a weath- er forecast, a birthday club, rap- pers contest, interviews with our sports players, and sometimes lis- teners might even hear from a well known celebrity, such as James Ingram. On WVOB air waves are B. McCormick and C. Dennis f-tw if - Z5 I ,gs- I Q ,,,. The Talon Staff was responsible for the publishing of the school's newspaper. The students gath- ered information on in-school ac- tivities, sketched out artwork, conducted interviews and took pictures. Seated-K. Lee, K. Dickson, K. Reed, E. Ma- digan, Mrs. Helen Rowland, Standing-D. Roberts. R. McCauley, D. Carey, J. Mont- gomery. E. Frazier. S. Jones 1 Aw ' ' V . l. ye. .Y AIDES iii Office aides are vital to the daily operation of the school. They an- swer phones, deliver messages, deliver call slips for unit principals, run errands, distribute mail and bulletins to the teachers mail boxes, escort visitors and assist at the counter. In short, the school could not operate without them. J. Reddick, G. Gorclan, F. Yancy, R. Lora- ditch, and D. Love prepare for morning rounds. These students were selected by excelling in sports as well as their overall performance in the class- room. They were looked up to by their fellow students and respect- ed by the faculty. They have curbed the amount of litter and trash in the hallways as well as the horseplay. Their pres- ence alone has caused or de- terred the students who like to create unruly situations to go an- other way. Ken Reed stops Joe Simmons and asks him to register at his monitoring station. This is Buchtel's library. This is the place in our school where stu- dents have the opportunity to pursue independent, self direct- ed education beyond the limits of the classroom and textbook. This year the library has made an effort to acquire' a wide variety of material on disease, personal health, reproductive health, per- sonal development, sports medi- cine and sickness. Students have been using these materials for Checking out a book is T. Kirkland with some assistance from R. Pickett. classroom reports, and personal reference. Buchtel High School's Learning Re- source Center can boast of the most interesting and varied dis- plays of all kinds of print materials and artifacts. Through art stu- dents the two display cases and the bulletin boards are always filled with items as varied as a Raggedy Ann doll collection to a display of Indian musical instru- ments. STUDENT AIDES The yearbook staff objectives were to bring you a more com- plete annual, correct student in- dentification, total year cover- age, unique orderly layout, more student pictures and a summary of curriculum offered at BHS. The staff learned the importance of cooperation, dependability, creativity and reliability. On the roof are left up A. Lewis, B. Ely, R. Stevens, K. Reed: right up Y. Bolding, L. Hollenshed, H. Green. Not in photo were M. Smith and M. Millender but were on staff. Front Mary Daniels fDrum Majorj Rita Stevens CFlag Captainj lst row Kelley Ford Linda Young CMa1orette Captaunj Singletary, Cathy Jones Michelle Millender, Simone Jones, Cheryl Finley, Stephanie Fowler, Simone Alati, Tammy Wright. Love, Carlissa Smith, Stacy Rushin, Sonia Millender, Kym Lindsey, Katrise Rankin, Renee Reynolds, Benito Ely, Karlisa Rankin Bratcher, Vernel Solomon, Tim Portis, Greg Wallace, Dwayne Hickman, Lathardus Goggins, Tom Hans, Van Jordon, Jeff W Rodney Jackson, Ramona Robinson, Bridgette Edison, Dominique Alati, Suzie Fowler, Damon Snell, Cherisha Bracken, Joy Tony Cobb, Ron Schuler, Carl Richmond, Darrin Johnson, John Fowler, Yvette Johnson, Michelle Harmon, Yolanda Pickett Taylor, Miss Laura Hopkins qBand Directory ill JUN-'xy u M, ,swf f , f'r, i'U'i'?f' ,JK f 'L -, my , 1, -A f 9 ' V X R. Stevens-Flaggirl Capt. L. Young-Majorette Capt. V. Jordon D. Hickman J. Walker Activities of the band were: Marching Band, Concert Band, Christmas programs, Band-O- Rama, and Band in the Round. The Marching Band at Band-O- Rama was spectacular. We re- ceived a trophy for best Field CommanderfDrum Majorette. The band has really grown. All the flags and majorettes played in- struments this year. The enthusi- asm and feeling in the band is tre- mendous. ln the years to come, we are looking forward to an even greater band Miss L Hopkins K Rankin As captain of this years flaggirl squad, I will say that overall it was a great experience for me to share with others my flag-twirling talents, leadership abilities, and debonaire personality. As far as our new band director, Miss Laura Hopkins, I have never in my lifetime come across such a devoted and sincere person as she. Miss Hopkins has dedicated all of her time and experience in leading the band into a righteous B Ely wwf-Awww WW' 3, Www S Fowler D Carey path that brought us to the top of the IGGCIGT of SUCCGSS. This years flag-twirlers were really outstanding individuals. Although obstacles developed at one time or another, we all stuck together and pulled through as one big family. I will, however, miss every- one. To whomever takes my place as captain, I wish you the best of luck. Rita N Stevens an S Jones L Bratcher . :N . i . .. 4 S , ' , . -Q L A s - ' , 7 ' ., .1 - MX h' 4. ., .. s f - 7 . . I , .f ' , Hts, , 4- . 3 , g., ' -4, . t .1 M n ,A ,,.j ' ', , yjrfy, .,:L,.',,4,.': ',? . A 4 --. 'Jul . . A. M- mf . , , ' f' f ., HN 'a.'4..40' X 'xx tex, 1gQw,l', i ,Cs 7 T' giiw,g:... M J, M.. V, . , f :NSW 1, V 'fx K H ff I ' Q, 5,5 Hg-wi. zsm -W, w,.'-5,9 V MW, I V , 5 ,M .L . 4 X K W 'jr -f , W ' i . f .. i ma . ximgf' L' t, ., A v , - if. QW fi. W H I ' f - - is sfgff .3191 . Jf1w 'v..f' mf' ,, , ,, ' ' A L ,sw-N N X9 - , - Y, A M ' I ' - CLUBS The chess team played matches this season wlth other area schools. Andy Kuntz was captain of this years team with a 1-4 re- cord. Other members were Srs. T. C. Wright-4-1-2, N. Gladman- 4f2-6, M. Malone-A-3, Jr, S. Ca- gle-5-l, and Soph., K. DeGraof-2- 1-0 Practicing their skills are T.C. Wright, A. Kuntz-Captain, C. Dickens, N. Gladman and S. Cagle. Q, . ...,a.... . 4 4 NT COUNCXL Student Council was responsible for Homecoming, King B, all pep assemblies, Spirlt Week, The Christmas Charity project, and all elections. This year Student Council spon- sored the first Charlty Basketball game between student and fac- ulty members. Row l- E. Frazier, N. Dovls, R. Decatur, P. Jordan, R. Decatur, T. Dent, V. Jordon, Row ll-L. Barnhardt, E. Reddlck, S. Hodoh. F. Wade. L. Johnson, T. Phoenlx. L. Housely, B. MCcormick, Rowlll-T. McCraney, C. Burns, C. Roberts, K. Alford, T. Williams, D. Adams, K. Starks Row 1-T. Williams, M. Mlllender, T. Dent, V, Johnson, Row ll-C, Richardson, A, Butts, R. Lash, A. Paloucci, N. Carter, Row Ill-R. Neal, S. Stephens, J. Walker, R, Pickett, M. Love. T. Cason, Row IV-C. Dennis, R. Stevens, V. Jordan, J, Jordan, M. Coates, T, Williams. S. Alafi COMWOL Comwolle was another name for our service group at Buchtel Hlgh School. These people were called upon whenever they were needed at such actlvltles as: Open House, The National Honor Society Dinner, Bundle Day, Graduation, and Baccalaureate. tst row-C. Brown, R. Whatley, K. Hutchin- son, 2nd row-L. Colvin, C. Lucas, R. Ste- vens, B. Slngletary, E. Jones. RED CROS The main activities that Red Cross were involved ln was the sponsor- ing of the Blood mobile, as well as the can food drlve. tst row-T. Wllllams, V. Johnson, M. Hum- phrey, T. Washington, T. Black, J. Carson: 2nd, row-M. Nolen, E. Reddlck, R. Foddrell, A. Butts, L. Wllllams, F. Forney: 3rd, row-B. Rodgers, B. Logan, L. Alklre, T. Johnson, W. Johnson, T. Tallor, M. Smith BLA CK CUL TUNE CL UB The Black Culture Club was es- tablished to enrich the student body on Black Culture and its ac- complishments. This was the first B.C.C. club established in the Ak- ron schools. This year, the Black Culture Club hosted speaker, Marco Sommer- ville in the Black History Assembly that was held in February. The students in the B.C.C. visited Ak- ron University, Bowling Green State University, and the Choral Group sang in several community affairs. Also, the B.C.C. organized a winter formal dance called, A Chilly Affair . The international Club was an or- ganization exlstlng for the further- ing of international awareness re- garding foreign cultures, people and languages. Traveling to local ethnic fairs, hosting foreign stu- dents, danclng, entertaining out- side speakers, celebratlng for- eign holidays, and vlsltlng centers of foreign importance, were some of the actlvltles the club was involved with. The International week, was Feb. 44-18 and was the most popular event. AFS students from Akron lst, row-T. Geralds, D. Adams, C. Finley: 2nd, row-E. Reddlck, C, Thomas, K. Esters. T. White: 3rd, row-C. Dickens, J. Jordan. E. Leonard, D. Adams, M. Cathey area high schools conversed on Buchtel. They stayed with Buchtel students in their homes, and at- tended a somewhat altered schedule with their hosts during the day. Many actlvltles ln and outside of school were available during that week. The talent show on Friday was the center piece of fun. f STRING ENSEMBLE These students performed ln con junction with the Instrumental program at Perkins Junlor Hugh and at the neighboring elemen tanes Students also audltloned for the Senior Hugh May Festival of Muslc The orchestra was Involved wlth the Chrlstmas musical as well as the plays at Buchtel during the year Seated S Fowler E Lash Standlng Ms D Slmmons S Fowler M Cathey T White The Acapella Chonr was a select group of slngers They sung a wade vanety of muslc but the majority was done In acapella stye The cholr sang at Rolling Acres Stewart Elementary and they also performed at Buchtel The cholr also hosted Cholrs ln the Round sang ID the May Festival at Flrestone High and a vanety of other programs Many students have been ID the cholr for two or three years Sev eral also sung ln other cholrs and ensembles The ensemble consisted of a se lect group of slngers from the acapella cholr They sang a wlde vanety of music and performed throughout the year Thus year the ensemble sang at Chuck E Cheese and a number of elementary schools ln the clus ter Several of the students par tlclpated ID a contest at Akron Unlverslty Row I P James T Boykln E Reddlck Q Martln L Post L Davls Row ll Mlss Huseby T Wulllams C Stembrldge T Trevllllon E Frazner S Merrnx G Gerger Row I G Smlth Q Martln T Boykln C James E Forbes L Gnffln R Robnnson J Valentlne L Davls Rowll S Hunter S Taylor C Stembrldge D Roberts T Trevllllon J Ingram T Wnlllams D Wansley D Adams L Post Row Ill M Portrs V Johnson M Perknns E Frazuer B Burney M Lloyd C Rnchmond K Seals V Payne u I u - V W1 I -1 ' - 1, 1X . . .W ' . . l . ,T . 1 4. '4 ,- , '.. q J I U it P 'J - - . . E . law ' I .. -v 1' 1' p- 1- 11 4 ' 1 . . 11 . , . , . . . . , -I 1' I1 Il' 1' 1- 1- 1' ' - - .-I' 1- 1- 1- , '. '.- ,. YEARS CDF SERVICE TO BHS The Many Faces Of Coach Hamson When talking about sports at Buchtel one name Is sure to enter the conversation, Coach Harrl- son. During his 22 year tenure at BHS he has spent all of them coaching boys' basketball with 16 of those years as the team's head coach. For relaxation Mr. Harrison golfs, so it was only natural that he also served as the golf coach for the past nineteen years. In a broader sense some 4000 plus students lives have been touched through his superb class- room instruction ln English, Phys- ical Education, Health or Drivers Education. Mr. Holko, Principal, has sald that, Coach Dick Harrison is one of the nnesf gentleman in the Akron School System: we are fortunate to have him at BuchteI. Due to his willingness to give of himself for the benefit of all the students at BHS, the Class of 1983 dedlcates this Griffin to Coach Dick Harrison. Y XV' .. it X 'in' Q. , s. ff 'ff 1 ' .. - ' - MBIS P.. A xx lr U? i 4 I . ' ff ' 1 -.Q N1 .., s , 'A . X T . . 'T M' ' - ..r . tg, - 41 V... , . '11, 'Q . , Kigmgf. QM . . A J x, . N J g f wr .. , td. X4 f. 4 ' f T . 14 C. Kithcort. D. Temple, T. Butler. K. Storks, G. Ford, J. Fulton The Golf Tedm was very inexperienced. However, their attitudes were super. Every team member improved his golf gdme Through the yedr. With three returning leltermen, the squdd should be somewhot improved next yedr. Cooch Horrison . f s' .7 .g ' -. 24 . t , ' - ' L T +1 ' ' 'wzwfiin 'gg' --ff.. XQPQT13- -,NR i-by .jx ' p, , N1 ,,. 55 ' . -01. V . f , ,-W Y Q. V' .f ,ss-.' vu T is if A wi T .T WYE? V ' A i'iQ,flf JA ,fm xgl' up A ... v V ., g. ,N f . 1 ggi gf -J K. Kithccrt J. Fulton T. Burner -. 1. '.ii r ' - .. .W ef Ja. . ii I -5 Ygxxifb I - e A x. .., fr 'N ' ' I an 91 V IVL 'X 'V'lV1Q surf-- X guffsf QRUTO ' If L BIIFF3 L Q4 g 4 47 L F S , an -,urgurf-1 Qugr, f Q5 f ' ' I 1 . I N f- K I if! , M' i,,nurr,1 ing' g'fle.alrf,lL eggs Q y V f , 15 L gavrrs? I N tx af,vurr,E ,yrrg 2' 3 ' ' L ' fa' , 3Q,L, an L MFI' 9 B 8 ,-,ufrs .73 VOLLEY BALL y V lv - guru la 1 11- f X ' ' , ' , . LV QE in L W VOLLEY BALL VOLLEY M 1, 5da, bl , Row I-S. Toylor. B. Colernon, C. Moffef, C. Anderson, R. Neol, D. Glodmon, W. Trevillion, Row II-C Rodger, P. Snoores, T. Moore, K. Abernofhy, J. Wcffers, W. McLone. R. Conwell. C. Morrison 5 . .. ., . as .sv -. fi . ' xr,... - X . S . . Swswge - kk' K or ' . W r W 2 ' K .s. .Q if .JW C. Maffef D. Gladman B. Coleman SEASONS RESUL TS SEA SONS PESUL TS 7-0 City 17-2 Overall Hoban lnv. 2nd, Place Sectionals dth. Place District 5th, Place This years C.C. team was the most cohesive group of young men l have had the pleasure of coaching during my 40 years at Buchtel. Our accomplshments include City Series Champs with the team qualif- ing to run in the district meet. We had two runners compete in the state meet this year. William McClane, who linlshed 3 lst. and Ke- vin Abernathy who Hnished 52nd, Mr. Hanke C. Anderson W. Trevlllion R. NSOI S. Taylor 1st row-R. Hayes-IA, D. Williams-70, W. Jackson-54. C. Moore-I, B. McCoIister-82, K. McDonieI 66, D. Wonsley-78. T. Wright-24. R. Scott- 6I, R. Moore-52, J. Adams-AO, D. Herring-IO, D. Lomox-96, Carson-64, C. Hodoh-89, 2nd row-H. Mathews-36, S. Montgomery-I2, V. Shade-7I, E. Jackson-I6. S. Clayton-44, H. Jones-86, T. Brown-76, J. Montgomery-75, D. Fitzgerald-32. M. Molone-74, D. Lopp-60, C. Moys-85, C. Stembrldge-42, M, Welss-72, G. Washington-87, W. Byrd-26. O. IdDeen-70. 3rd row-T. Mitchell-Monoger, W. Howard-68. R. Thomos-22, J. Bell-80, N. Rlcks-51. R. Murray-63, W. Roddy-30, T. Nicholson-34, D. Lucas-25, J. Bottle-73, L. Jackson-88. J. Blockson-50. B. Gloss-26. F. Ford-63, D. Walker-20, D. Coffey-84, N. Cottinghom-65, L. McDaniel-67, R. Beoch-98. T. Bagley-Monoger, Ath row- Cooch Thornton, Coach Corr, Coach Jones, L. Bell-70, D. Bell-46, J. Evans-I3, M. Hollis-96. T. Joseph-45. D. Leathers-22, A. Goiter-3, Coach Lytz, Head Coach Jlm Cohoon. Cooch Blond R. Moore - Ccptoln R. Scott - Ccaptoln D. Wonsley - Coptcln T. Wright - Coptoln R. Hayes D. Herring K. HOd0h W. Jcckson '-s.gQ...w...g..,.,,,,,.,-.1 - .Af . ,- 82 M. Malone B. McCc1Ilster K. McDonleIs We made a greaT deal of progress over lasT year's Team, buT we dldn'T reach our goal of The playoffs. We had a Ten- dency To give up when we goT behind and ThaT snowballed on us in Three of our games. We had some excellenT indi- vidual achievemenTs like Terry WrighT's IT would be nice To Turn back The clock and begin The season again To make up for The misTakes we made, buT ThaT isn'T how iT works. In a year or Two I look for BuchTel To be back in The Thick of Things in The ciTy race. We goT a liTTle TasTe of vicTory This year and l Think The players game againsT Barberion, DewiTT Herring had five inTercepTions. Charles Moore added improved quarlerbacking and very consisTenT play ouT of David FiTger- ald Brian McCalisTer and our overall de- fense. Q . 1 sf enjoyed The sweeTness of iT. We need a dedicaTed efforT over The course of The enTire season for The full 48 minuTes of each game and I believe winning will reTurn To Griff Land. Coach Cahoon 'I . if X .. J I 1 .- sl .- .M s .a .',,-I 12 J. Adams J. Carson D. Fifzgerald -q 4 -' . ' ...E-f fs rf ' T ..-.sa-M .Mes V . 1 W . . .Mui . 'wg 7: ' sf '14 - ..u.l.-fS+e'.' H. Jones D. Lopp D. Lomax 1 .1 s lui: T -I 42' 1 , kgs--.1 . lb s -. Gil' ' -wi ' A sw J. Montgomery C. Moore D. Williams wg' 5 . 1 4 nl' D .1 1 -r fl -nl 1 ,,,, ilfil -- f 4':f 'Ulla X '---- ll K It 'i ufillfn N El Ly 'iw 1 . ...Q lst. row-T. Junlus, P. James, K. Alford, M. Lloyd, M. Mcday, M. Coates, S. Hodoh, 2nd. row-T. Green, S. Wilson, D. Love, Coach-Mr. Cahoon, A. Mapp, C. Bentley, M. Smith, C. Hill Myra Coates The Buchtel Girls' Basketball team had an excltlng season and a very satlsfy- ing one at That. The glrls won more games This year than ever before. They also won their flrst dlstrlct tltle, and it also marked the first clty series Team ever to do so. The girls were per- centage champions for The fourth time in a row, running Their league regular season wln streak to thlrty-three ln a row. The highlight of The season was The developement of young players Ilke juniors, Kym Alford and Debbie Love, and sophomores, Stacey Hodoh, Shar- on Wllson, and Melissa McDay and mix- lng Them with The veteran expertise of 0. :ITL , Chrissy Hlll Melanie Smith, Myra Coates, Chrlssy Hill. and Anita Mapp. Melanie Smith has become BuchteI's most heralded play- er earning 3rd. Team All-Ohlo, All-NEO, All-District, County, and Clty, for The second time. She was also The flrst ath- lete to be honored from Buchtel by The Beacon Journal as player of The year. The girls saved thelr most outstanding games for last, defeating East ln the District Semi-flnal, St. Vincent for Dls- trict title, and Zanesvllle for Regional Semi-finals only to take the eventual State runners up to overtime, 50-47 ln the Regional flnals. MF. CCJhOOI'1 1 1 . 4 1.44 -1 ' up 4 Anita Mapp . .... A-.- ! ui. je .4 ' 3' ,tl---' M,,..,..,---' Melanie Smith SEASONS RECORD 7-0 city 19-7 overall Regular Season fBlg Wlnsj W-T Cuyahoga Falls 60-54 St. Vincent St. Mary 48-44 Warren Western Reserve 57-46 East 64-53 Brecksville 44-39 City Playoffs Kenmore 67-43 East 44-57 Sectionals Crestwood 49-45 Kent Roosevelt 50-35 District East 43-39 St. Vincent St. Mary 42-38 Regionals Zanesville 38-37 Barberton- Overtime 47-50 3 wma Mia? 41 'yew Ywwfw 3 ,,j x 452.3 1,.-5 b 'X i 1 V W 4, f 'vas 1QQ,4 V??WZK1 ,xi f Qxdiiihg 3 :naw be 3501 'f wr!! ,-.532 3 2 im ilu- . . ww 2' .tt , . 'il 1' 'i ve? Q ,M 5- L i A K, T S -' Q, . g Q N 5 1 g Q A 3 f 3 tr BASKET BALL BASKET BALL BASKET g 31 is 'W gk U if I Q -. Q D- Q' ' ' Q V gm 1 1 V I ,- Half' F . Y - fix T 29 we ---. tix . 5 M419 ' ' . M me-.yrq ' In ' . fill I rar-va,-Mfr . ., . fly' W, 7- f. my H J, ' Z.. r he :Vu 4' . ' K I ,fx--. 'A liz... N 'U S- .. '..:,?:9k1 K D' 1,7 L -Q . A Q. V-iq. . Sigur ' 'T ' i .ai ' 1 W Jig.: -wana.- ' ,xr IQ... ,-5. A I -N., , 3, g. . '.fsfwfs r . Jah ' . ' Q .. Y ...M V 4. 4 ' 'rt 4 A - gy, ,,15w.,, 4:i9 i f 1... i D J .it Front Row -C. Moore, C. Morrison, T. Hunter- T. Dennis, T. Wright, D. Herring, R. Whotley. T, Moore Weiss, Second Row-T. Brunson, J. Evons, D. Leothers. N. Glddmon, S. Toylor, R. Neol, G. Ford Abernothy, E. Long, D. Ducos, W. Simpson, Third Row-D. Wolker, P. Shootes, K. Poyne, G. Washington Shodie. J. Wotters, J. Montgomery, V. Jordon, C. Moffett, N. Cottinghom, E. Leonord, T. Nicholson Reed. T. Portis The socrifices mode by these othletes were greoter thon ony trock teom in recent yeors. We hod tremendous Ieodership from our coptoins Rod Neol, Reggie Scott, Dewitt Herring ond Terry Dewitt Herring - Cdptoin sf 'V M- I up , M- E -----'-'-1 Y ' xt Reggie Scott - Coptoin X.. 1. '-'I X . Wright. Numerous records were broken ond fellowship omong the teom men wos ot on oil time high. Cooch Heide I 4 A Vs . ,J v V N. f ' . -N . . . x 5 x' ' I X f in N' .LX Rod Neol - Coptoin Terry Wright - Cdptdin D Gladman J Ingram C. Moore :-.4-x.:.A-4 . gg?-1'1- .ff i . .il Kf Reed J. Wclker TEAM RECORD 9 - 1 Dual Meets CHAMPIONSHIPS Rough Rider Relays Grange Bowl Relays City Champs District Champs Regional Champs State Meet - Ninth Track Records Set 3200 m Relay 7250.2 P. Shoates, S. Taylor, D. GlOdi'TlGl'1, R. NSG' 400 m Relay -42.5 T. Wright, D. Herring T. Hunter, T. Dennis. 400 m 10.7 T. Dennis, D. Herring Shot Put 55- 'IOV2 R. Scott A .fs 1 s f .TNQ ' .sf i'T'i'W? F Row I-D. Brandon, M. LLoyd, E. Lash, C. Perry, V. McCall, T. Jerels, Row ll-D. Nash, K. Favors. T. Dent, T. FieTcher, L. Brown, R. Washington, T. Solomon, D. Harper, Row ill-C. Ragsdale, D. Felder, T. Taylor, A. Mapp. A. Turner, S. HigginboTTom, S. Wilson, T. SmiTh, K. Alford. C. Hammond The girI's Track Team began The season A TTTTA slowly. Even wiTh Their wins Their Times needed To be improved To capTure The CiTy TiTie and To have a chance To go To 5 The sTaTe meeT. L.. We finished The season 7 - O in dual meeTs, won The CiTy TiTIe and qualified D, ..ss fll LoreTTa WashingTon CJr.y, Sherri Higgen- boTTom CSRQ, and CrysTai Perry CSr.j for of i s f The sTaTe Track meei. OTher seniors who helped bring a winning season To The girls Track Team were D. Brandon, T. DenT, E. Lash, A. Mapp and M. SmiTh. . Coach Rehman X l -s ,3 . my fwg . X pr. ll I?Uff37lf. :' R D. Brandon T. Dent P' ' M . . K - f'3Ng,. ' s' , ' vi' Q' x . , 113 .1 31 jp vu. .s ' V K ,,,.... Q3 S 3 . . . X . xg' , X f . , M 31 i 4 ' Y xr' ...Q ' . -' Q- Q Q N. Q . ,, fs? ff 2 2, V 'L F 3 . N 2 . 535 .uf N . - h S. Higginboffom f'i:s ,H 3-1. 1-fs:-1 , F., A f'v '?:f f- 1 ' I . , . X! , 4 . ' 1 A' it -fl , x Q, A ,Q 1 as is W1 ' ' K 1 8 , ! Qi .1 N Y 1 .fy , 'ii f g ---an ,x , . .,. .Q ' Nfl-- -K an E. Lcsh V 'A A. Mopp C. Perry 4 S: W 'T1'?,-fag? was 1 gf' 3 Lhz.,-4J, ,. f ' 'jj ur 'l 'u,i,. 7 .g, f 'Y' . , 'fa ff? -sh- Front Row-W. Trevillion, K. Austin, I. Thompson, R. Morgan. B. McColister, D. Clemons: Back Row- Coach Jones, D. Foster, C. Kithcart, K. Starks, R. Hashman, W. McLane, T. Iverson, J. Williams, M. Brown. 4 The 1983 Griffin baseball team, known as The g X Running G-riffs for their aggressive base-running. went to the very limit of the season before being eliminated from the City Series playoffs in o heart-breaking, heartstopping 5-A loss to Ellet in 8 innings. The Griffs advanced to the sectional championship game before bowing to district finalist Medina. By far the most impressive statistical accomplish- ment was the stolen base. Buchtel stole 113 bases, in 20 different games and season high 13 against Canton McKinley. More importantly, the Running Griffs brought a little more of the winning w J tradition back to the old ball yard. -3 As 1983 becomes 1084 and the names and faces change, the foundation has been har- dened and the optimism for next year is ever growing. As the teaching continues and the leg- end of past greatness endures, the dream of future glory burns on. Ni A - 1 ,- -qfllk -Y . 5- . ' 4 'C R s ,. 'Q -, C .. .. ' 'N . L?-4. ,, , , - ... , C. Kithcart-Captain W. Trevillion-Captain 1 1 it A73 Y A i . M ,, W3 ..,s,, I , f-v-an ..,4-A, W- J-.V43-?f ,. 1.5 is w 1:-.3 ,Q .-. V V iifmcf? -fi '-4545521351 'fr . QQ-gQmY?i7f'f'df'.'hv:h,:g' fx - W 'iw-, :. . ' V 'WAIHPV ' . -1 'ff 'C' r gi i -W. -. ss- V -.. . --k'Af:':.Q L Y -L.', . ' ,...u ,4 .w- , . I ' , . P .I 5 S N114 S ' sfs'i.'g?k, gi Q, j S. s , ,.' S 1 s 1 X i S 5, 3 . -. lit -S I . S . K .,61 i , 238' g...3',K 'Q X .Q, A St ' . VW?-:J MHA-. I fu ,W,. ., . 454-awwkfx 3 -. .X .- X 'Q . . in 4 ' f 'Q-....,4. E. Mqdigqn K. Rankin Buchtel's Girls' Softball teom was organized this spring. Sign ups yielded 85 students with to mak- ing the first ever softball team. proved to be outstanding all-around players, bat- ting and fielding well. Miss Hodoh lead the team in batting average, RBI'S and slugging percentage. The team had some very exciting games particu- larly a double header sweep of East and a victory in their first sectional game. Though inexperience and errors proved costly throughout the season, there were many bright spots. Stacey Hodoh, Pam Rucker, and Tanya Bass Front, M. McDay, T. James, C. Burns, K. Brown, T. Banks, M. Daniel, E. Madigan. Second: S. Feldstein Caochj. Y. Carter, P. Rucker, T. Bass. S. Hodoh, Z. Martin, V. Linscomb, K. Rankin. D. Brooks Cstudent Coach Jim Cahoon. l ' X 0 if I ' l' , +5- .32 R344 , . . X sit L to RJR. Stevens, C. Jones, S. Taylor, Y. Wilson, M. Harmon I feel that the cheerleaders were the best cheerleaders Buchtel has ever had. 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