Buckeye High School - Reflector Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Education is indeed a complex process and like most highly complex processes it must be administered by highly trained, intelligent men and women. The individual student usually doesn’t realize the enormous amount of work which has to be done by people other than the faculty of a school to insure its effectiveness and to preserve its primary purpose of educating the youth of our country. The directors, supervisors, and other personne l who make up this organization often-time go unnoticed by those who their services directly affect. Such a person is Mrs. Oneita Lizotte. Mrs. Lizotte has been involved in education for many years and is presently a supervisor of schools in Medina County. She has been responsible for much of the improvement in the local school systems. Also, through her work as advisor to the S. H. Babcock Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, she has helped to insure a continuing supply of much needed teachers. It is to Mrs. Oneita Lizotte whose unselfish work in the field of education has been of infinite value to the students of Medina County, that this book, the 1959 Reflector, is dedicated.

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Foreword Time is a vital factor in our lives. When we get up, eat, go someplace, or do something, we usually base our actions on time. But time passes— quickly for some, not fast enough for others. The time that you spend in high school is a very important part of your life—for the traits that you acquire there you will carry with you throughout your entire life. The passing of time tends to make us forget what is today so vivid in our mind. It is the purpose of this book to try to overcome this force of time. We have tried to picture accurately this past school year as it really was. Of course, not everything can be included; but we have tried to include what we think is the most important. You may disagree, but no matter—for many years from now this book may serve to bring back to you all of the times, good or bad, that you had while in high school. We sincerely hope that we have achieved our purpose and that you will treasure this book throughout your lives. The Editors