Buckeye High School - Reflector Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Agri-Business Teaches Skilled Trades AGRI-BUSINESS - Row One: K. Wise, P. Otterbacher, T. Stafinski. Row Two: D. Frombaugh. H. Silk, T. Morlock. Vocational training was offered to boys in the Agri-Business program. The program enabled the boys to learn skilled trades while working. Seven boys were employed in farm businesses half a day while they attended school the other half. They were required to work a total of 6,300 hours during the school year. Three of the members planned to further their studies in agriculture in college. Demonstrating the powers of the people in our government, members of the Hi-Y drew up a bill which was taken to Columbus by three representatives from Buckeye. They served as delegates in a mock Senate and House of Representatives in April. The bill they presented to this legislature provided for re-examination of licensed drivers as a prerequisite of license renewal. Mock Bill Is Sent To Congress By Hi-Y HI-Y - Row One: Mr. Burnett, Adviser: G. Reisner, J. Wagner, C. Norwood. Secretary; V. Feist, President; T. Schaefer, Vice-President; N. Neiten- bach, T Hayden, D. Lenarth, R. Brown. Row Two: K. Wolff, Treasurer; D. Iseman, B. Ross, P. Hough- taling; P. Schumacher, L. Brubaker, S. Yuhas, D. Thomas, D. Hazel. D. Bargar. Row Three: Tim Keller, B Casper, J. Tighe, D. Schultz. R. Young, T. Reusch, M. Burton, P. Barco, M. Neitenbach, E. Grabenstetter. Row Four: R. Yost, M Culp, S. Union, T. Keller, J Wolff, M. Marcellus, S. Paden, R. Johnson, T. Hayden. D. Kohler. 21

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Spanish Club Cooks Mexican Feast ABOVE: Mrs. Yedidsion and Spanish students give their home- made Mexican meal the taste test in the Home-Ec. room. LEFT: Laurie Neibert isn’t convinced that foreign food is as tasty as Mom’s American. Terry Striker hosted the Spanish Club for a party at his home in February. The festivities included Spanish food prepared by the club members, and games relating to the Spanish language and customs. Through the artistic work of several members, the club received the second place award in the Christmas Door Decorating Contest. SPANISH CLUB - Row One: Mrs. Yedidsion, Adviser. Row Two: G. Emmons. Vice-President; T. Striker, Presi- dent. Row Three: D. Moehle, Secretary; C. Schultz, Historian; S. Steingass, Treasurer. Row Four: C. Brint- nall, L. Patrick, T. Vasel, J. Reusch. Row Five: K. Ezell, N. Neitenbach, C. Cather, D. Garens, B. Tur- pish. Row Six: J. Lipowski. D. Rising, K. Dillon, D. Ko- vach, R. Dinah, D. Vizer. Row Seven: R. Schmidt, R. Hiatt. T. Turpish, C. Weber, M. Neumeyer, L. Neibert, G. Reese. Row Eight: S. Brubaker, D. Dilworth, J. Vasel, K. Dobson, S. Evin, E. Grabenstetter, S. Snider, K. Kash. Row Nine: C. Leonard, M. Miller, T. Patrick, S. Holda, J. Asad. 20

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Glee Clubs Add Variety To Christmas And Spring Vocal Performances GIRL’S GLEE - Row One: J. Young, T. Patrick. B. Mellert, L. Johnson. P. Johnson. K. Moehle, D. Roach. N. Metzger. S. Broadsword. G. Reese, C. Brintnall. J. Kohler. Row Two: P. Schaefer. C. Tritt, S. Huttinger. S. Evin, S. Shaw. K. Schaefer. D. Ferry. C. Yost. L. Beriswill, K. Highman, L. Sheffield. K. Sandmann. B. Feuchter. J. Muntz. G. Otterbacher. Row Three: N. Ferguson. J. Muntz. A. Rice. P. Brown. K. Wolschlager. J. Barth. S. Dessoffy, D. Elek, B. Feuchter. D. Dilworth. D Muntz, S. Mc- Cray. K. Carver. C. Swingle. M. Vajdik. Row Four: B. Boyce, J Brintnall, J. Houston. P. Miller, R. Ross. B. Schaefer. L. Kisner. D. Hawley, P. Bihn. P Brown. S. Kosa, S. Steingass. C. Houston. S. Holda. M. Miller. BOY’S GLEE - Row One: J. Jarolimek, T. Striker. M. Ulmer. S. Shelton. B. Jeffreys, P. Schu- macher, M. Mielke. D. Miller Row Two: J. Wolff. R. Hicks, T. Reusch, D Iseman, V. Feist, M. Kraly. Row Three: D. Kohler. P. Barco, K. Mohler, J. Mohler, C. Dieter, T. Mohler, J. Crocker, D. Brint- nall, J. Mohler. J. Macklin. Girls and Boys’ Glee Clubs met every week in preparation for the Christ- mas and Spring choir pro- grams. The Clubs consisted of students who enjoyed singing but were not nec- essarily members of the choir. 22