Buckeye High School - Reflector Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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'JacuUy MR. ROGER AUKER Ohio Wesleyan University, B Akron University, M. A. Biology Physical Education Health MR. HARRY C. BEARD Hiram College, A. B. English II . A. MR. LEE J. BOWMAN Bowling Green State University Instrumental Music MRS. PAULINE D’AMICO West Virginia University, A. B. American History World History MR. ROBERT B. EASTERDAY University of Akron, B. A. History English Speech MR. JOHN FOLK Kent State University, B. S. Government Sociology Economics i

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 4 d Kt ii ltticUi4K Difficult would hardly be the word to describe the tremendous job which is done by MR. LLOYD E. NARAGON. As Superintendent of the Buckeye Local Schools he has for several years led in the admirable progress of our school system. Mr. Naragon's unfailing service and exceptional ability have greatly ben- efited the educational program and have gained for him an enviable position among school administrators. Piittciftcd Within these walls students may ob- tain one of the greatest gifts available-- an education. Principal of Buckeye High School is MR. DOUGLAS HUDSON, now serving his second year as principal. Mr. Hudson’s aim has been to offer students the golden opportunity to learn. This aim has been more than adequately accomplished under his careful leader- ship and wise guidance. These men, John Jamison, Lawrence Steingass, Norman Hinman, Donald Crocker, and George Schnabel, who have at heart the interests of all students of the high school and the grade schools, as well as those of the taxpayers, have fulfilled their du- ties to see that any school problem brought before them receives the best pos- sible solution. We of the REFLECTOR Staff are proud of and grate- ful to these men who so unselfishly work to improve the Buckeye School System. MR. RUSSELL HUSTON, guidance counselor, has helped many a student solve his problem whether it be personal, vocational, about college, or schedule changes. Cheerful, friendly and with a smile, Mr. Huston has won the respect and admiration of all the students.

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MRS. RITA FOLK Ohio University, B. S. J. English I MRS. KAREN FRANK (First Semester) Marietta College, B. A. English III MRS. MABLE HAMMON Kent State University, B. S. Art I, II, III, IV MR. WILLIAM HAUMESSER Kent State University, M. A. Algebra I, II Advanced Math MRS. GWYNETTA HIGH Ashland College, B. S. Bookkeeping General Business Typing I