Buckeye High School - Reflector Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Nothing Matches The crisp fall night of September 27, set the stage for the 1968 homecoming ceremonies. As the Bucks pounded their way to a 22-8 victory over Columbia, the queen and her court looked on to witness the first win of the season. The half-time activities concluded with Joy Feist, 1967 Homecoming Queen, crowning Karen Kiene as the '68 Homecoming Queen.

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New Year. . Try Typing Each Day . . . early and late more than four hundred endlessly busy Bucks gather in clusters and crowds . . . join in routine daily affairs of classes and clubs . . . check the latest reports of projects and parties, of plans and paraphernalia. . . share work with play, joy and tears, victory and defeat— all of the moments that combine to form the years we call the best. Student Skits Provide Relief From Pressure of StudentLife

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Homecoming Excitement Whispered ooh's and aah's were heard as the queen and her court entered the decorated gym. The court consisted of Carolyn Schnabel, escorted by Clyde Kusch- meader; Susan Leonard, escorted by Richard Maringer; Queen Karen Kiene, escorted by Co-Captain Jim Persing; Kathleen Muntz, escorted by Dan Houghtaling; and Nancy Crocker, escorted by Gary Conrady. The dance which fol- lowed was highlighted by the Grand March.