Buckeye High School - Reflector Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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FACULTY

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Humor Dedication to a job is a rather uncommon thing. Excellence of perform- ance is uncommon too, but the combination of these two qualities is a rare thing indeed, Any person who possesses these traits must stand out and his work will be an expression of his abil- ities, Therefore, in ap- preciation forthisteach- er's devotion to duty and Tolerance Didien tone SS Needs i RES ai spgentirn aO Devotion to duty patience, tolerance, and sense of humor, in spite of all the favors we re- quested and extra work we caused, In years to come .this teacher, will most surely be among those we fondly remember from our highschool days. As editor of the year- book, it is my great priv- ilege to dedicate the 1966 Reflector to MR, VIRGIL KOPPES, Patience

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MR. LLOYD E. NARAGON, SUPERINTENDENT, has been the head of the Buckeye School District for many years. He has applied much of his stamina and concern into his stresses for higher education. Being a firm believer in the constant improvement of instruction, he is continually striving to make our school a better place in which to learn. Have problems? Then visit the Guidance Office. Here students with questions ranging from college curricula and vocations to schedule changes and personal problems are aided by MR. DONALD SCHUMACHER, MR. DOUGLAS HUDSON, PRINCIPAL, supervises the high school, coordinating the many facets of both the curricular and extra- curricular program. He encourages improvement of scholastic standards and adjusts many details of pupil and personnel relationships. On behalf of the faculty and student body, we would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the many uncompensated hours that the school board gives Buckeye High School, planning and deciding how to use the finances to better our educational program, facilities, andpersonnel. (Seated) John Jamison, Lawrence Steingass (Standing) Norman Hinman, Donald Crocker, George Schnabel