Buckeye High School - Reflector Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

THE 1973 REFLECTOR BUCKEYE HIGH SCHOOL Medina, Ohio Editor Linda Sheffield Bus. Mgr. Janet Barth A Time To Every Purpose To everything there is a season, and a time to every pur- pose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; at time to embrace, and a time to refrain from em- bracing; A time to get. and a time to lose; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war. and a time of peace. What profit hath he that worketh in that wherein he laboureth? I have seen the ravail, which God hath given to the sons of men to be exercised in it. He hath made every thing beautiful in his time: also he hath set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end. I know that there is no good in them, but for a man to re- joice. and to do good in his life. And also that every man should eat and drink, and enjoy the good of all his labour, it is the gift of God. I know that, whatsoever God doeth. it shall be forever: nothing can be put to it. nor any thing taken from it: and God doeth it. that men should fear before him. Ecclesiastes chapter three: verses 1 through 11. a A Time For Noise 5 A Time To Be Sad A Time To Laugh 0 A Time To Organize Mm- A Time To Relax A Time To Gain A Time To Express Self 14 A Time To Contribute Council’ers Aid Peace Corps Row One: Mr. Boyner, S. Houston, M. Huttinger, J. Muntz, J. Brintnall, D. Dilworth, R. Johnson, S. Evin, C. Beriswill. Row Two: K. Wolffe, G. Paul. The Buckeye Student Council undertook a full schedule of programs in the 1972-73 term. Along with the bicycle racks produced for our ambitious cyclists, a project in conjunc- tion with the Peace Corps was set up. Brick certificates” were sold to raise money to send to the Peace Corps to aid •I H ' J In the photographs above and to the right are council members making plans for their future endeavors at one of the frequently-held meetings. 18 B. Moehle, N. Metzger, C. Bihn, H. Barkers, L. Brysacz. K. Stout. B. Em- mons, A. Hawley. M. Hawley, V. Metzger. in school-building overseas. Various student council ex- changes with other schools took place, and plans for stu- dent representation in the new three-year high school were initiated, so the students would continue to be represented. N.H.S. Inducts Twenty-two Row One: S. Foote, N. Metzger, K. Carver, B. Moehle, S. Evin, J. Huttinger, C. Rowland, J. Asad, P. Bell, D. Dilworth, Row Two: T. Schaefer, J. Zacharlas, 0. Kanzeg, D, Crumpler. T. Hayden, A. Beshlre, T. Kruse, D. Bargar, D. Ziegler, P. Brown, P. Bihn, D. Leonard. Row Three: J. Coleman, J, Houston, M. Huttinger, J. Barth, J. Vasei, L. Sheffield, J. Brintnall. P. Miller, B. Ross, K. Wolff. C. Leonard. Inducting twenty-two new members into the Buckeye Chapter of the National Honor Society, the club enlarged its membership to thirty- three. Six seniors and sixteen juniors were tapped in the traditional ceremony held in March, and sur- prise and happiness proved to be prime fac- tors of the day. Kim Mohler lent his vocal talents to the theme song, “Lean On Me, with Joyce Butcher ac- companying him on the piano. Parents, teachers, and par- ticipants gathered for refreshments there- after. The N.H.S. members closed the year by conducting the annual awards assembly. 19 Manual And Mental Dexterity Abound Supporting the school by building the supports for the activity sign was a project of the 1972-73 Industrial Arts Club. The sign had been purchased the previous school year and after the club obliged by constructing the frame, the sign is now gracing the schoolyard and informing of school events. The club took second place in the door decoration contest held at Christmas time with their assemblage in the medium of wood. The goals of the Library Club this year were numerous, but all had a common pur- pose—to better our library. The purchasing of a microfilm reader, movie projector, and the listening station combined to make this a successful year for Buckeye's bookworms. Along with the multitude of projects undertaken to stock the library with new equipment, a book fair was held. Students have the opportunity to buy pop- ular paperbacks in the comfort of their English classes during the fair. Buckeye High School Row one: J. Feocking, E. Hinman, D. Whitmyer, M. Sayre, D. Lenarth, S. Lehr, R. Brown. L. Mull, G. Curtin. Row Two: Mr. Wurstle, Mr. Burton, D. Kanzeg, G. Arthur, T. Mathews, J. Zacarlas, T. Turpish. D. Miller, V. Pritt, E. Fuller, F. Demczyk, J. Young. J. Tighe, D. Schultz. Row One: Miss Cain, B. Moehle, S. Foote, D. Kisner, L. Jeffreys. Row Two: P. Nolan, L. Beyer, B Winland, P. Turpish, T. Gehring. Row Three: T. Hayden. C. Foote. T. Hayden, K. Dillon, T. Ware. D. Cleveland, D. Ziegler. Row Four: J. Hayden, M. Sayre, J. Asad, T. Schaefer, D. Nolan, D. Iseman, D. Chapman, B. Kerr. 20 Experience Gained In Technology Dedication and enthusiasm put pizazz into the work of a group of Buckeye students. Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Leget, chemistry and earth science instructor, many activities were accomplished. Lending themselves to a year of service and discovery, the school benefitted from their diligence. The laboratory assistants are basically classroom aides. Chores such as grading various papers and assisting students during classroom lab sessions in the sciences are routine tasks to the ever-helpful individuals. An equally hard-working squad is that of the darkroom assistants. The care and operation of camera and flash, different photographic techniques, and various means of photograph and negative developing are a mere sampling of the infinite number of projects these students effected in the year’s duration. Darkroom Assistants: T. Wolff. J. Petrisin, J. Houston, J. Wolff, D. Hoert. Laboratory Assistants: Bob Ferry. Chemistry; K. Wolff, Earth Science; Mike Huttinger, Earth Science; P. Schaefer, Earth Science. % F.F.A. And Agri-business Progress F.F.A.'ers were busy again as they worked successfully for a full and productive year. Enter- ing varied judgings and speech contests kept the Buckeye chapter buzzing with activity and anticipation of reward for work well-accomplished. The club also sponsored a citrus fruit sale and profited favorably from it. Recipients and buyers of the palatable delights en- joyed the fruit tremendously. Apple cider was jugged and sold to anyone who fell for the sales pitch. The club chose its queen and her court and was crowned at the annual gala F.F.A. banquet. Agri-business, a work program for agriculturally oriented students, combined work with education. A sense of money control and the farm market was realized. All workers profited not only in capital, but also gained valuable ex- perience for the future. Mr. Koppes served as overseer for the ambitious bunch. Row One: M. Ulmer. F. Echle. Mr. Koppes. S. Broadsword. D. Bauer. Row Two: P. Cummings. D. Leonard. R. Hubley. D. Johnson. D. Brintnall. Row Three: B. Wade. R. Silk. K. Mohler. T. Mohler. K. Wetmore. Row Four: M. Hawley. C. Jenkins. J. Migchelbrink. B. Bihn, C. Eisenmann. Row Five: J. Bradford. K. Law. L. Holmes. J. Mohler. J. Mohler. Row Six: D. Archer. B. Starr. J. Morlock. C. Dieter. R. Metzger. J. Crocker, B. Reusch. Row Seven: G. Helton. B. Kidd. E. Wood. D. Borling. J. Berger. D. Haumesser. Row Eight: J. Dieter, J. Gajoch. J. Crist. K. Smith. J. Bagley. Row Nine: J. Morlock. R. Oney. P. Wotowiec, C. Jones. Row Ten: T. Ware. W. McKim, M. Patrick, M. Szakacs. Row Eleven: T. Newsome, G. Kirton. T. Keller. R. Hopkins. And Flourish In Combined Effort Row One: W. McKim. S. Broadsword. P. Stafinski. D. Frombaugh. R. Reusch. J. Gajoch. T. Reynolds. Row Two: J. Bauer. J. Berger, J. Bagley. A. Kimble. Scholarship And Service The Academic Challenge Team made its debut on television on February 17, 1973, against teams from Archbishop Hoban and Chardon High School. The team, under the excellent guidance of Mrs. Campbell, was comprised of Captain Delbert Chapman, Bill Kerr, Tim Hayden, and Alternate Dan Bargar. After the grab bag round of the quiz show, the Buckeye master- minds had accumulated enough points to receive second place. Archbishop Hoban barely beat out the Buck men and Chardon High School gained a third place berth. Y-Teens this year meant a group of very enthusiastic, fun-loving, hard-working girls. Under the supervision of county advisor, Marion Bolton, the Y-Teens participated in many activities. The highlight of the Y-Teen year for Buckeye was the county-wide World Fellowship Banquet at which time Sue Foote was crowned the Medina County Y-Teen Queen. Other club events include a picnic at Whippes Ledges with other county clubs, the Hanging of the Greens, an overnight splash par- ty at the YWCA with other county Y-Teens, and Inter Club Council meetings where the activities of the clubs were reported and ideas exchanged. Left to Right: Mrs. Campbell, D. Bargar, D. Chapman, B. Kerr, T. Hayden. Row One: D. Malek, C. Beriswill, N. Ferrier, D. Butcher, A. Rice, B. Moehle. J. Campanalie. Row Four: A. Janzen, P. Dushenke, B. Bell, D. Maynard, J. Row Two: M. Houghtaling, L. Fabrizi, L. Kisner, L. Hellmers, L. Jeffreys, D. Jaquays, C. Foote. Klsner. Row Three: K. Lawrence, V. Henry, K. Jeffreys, D. Vizer, D. Green, Language Clubs Fulfill Plans Row One: H. Barkers, L. Beyer, K. Mastney. D. Roach, V. Barandi, R. Jones, T. Gehring, M. Mielke. H. Parfitt, W. Desoffy. R. Rising, R. Barco. T. Hayden, C. Kline, C. Van Nostran. K. Letner. Row Two: H. Silk, T. Nickel. L. Samples. P. Brown, M. Samples, D. Adams, B. Traffis, M. Torok. P. Filous, T. Hayden, B. Moehle, Mrs. Yedidsion, C. Houston, J. Coleman, N. Culp. T. The French Club had a hectic year this year. The club spent much time and effort on money-making projects. One of these projects was the selling of perfume. The perfume sold at one dollar a bottle with thirteen of Paris’ favorite fragrances offered to the purchaser. Another money- making project was the annual Talent Show with students of Buckeye projecting their voices and themselves onto the captivated audience. The reason for these Projects was to raise the necessary funds for a future trip to Quebec, Canada. Other activities were enjoyed by all the members. Schaefer, D. Malek, D. Muntz, A. Hawley, M. Hawley, V. Bessmer. Row Three: D. Maynard. J. Huttinger. M. Migchelbrink, D. Rising, R. Torok. C. Siburt, B. Miller, K. Moehle. D. Ferry, B. Kerr, A. Barandi, N. Ferrier. P. Bihn, D. Hawley, J. Grieve. N. Ferguson, S. Parfitt, T. Kiene. K. Kash, S. Dangelo. The Spanish Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Yedidsion, had many various and sundry activities this year. Topping the list was the preparation and devouring of Spanish food, such as tortillas, enchiladas, and tacos. The members of the club met at the school and performed their culinary arts in the Home Economics Room. The Alka Seltzer Company made record sales that night we were told. Another very much appreciated activity was the field trip taken to the art musuem in the fall. Row One: V. Dessoffy. D. Hicks, Mrs. Yedidsion. D. Dilworth, J. Ritter, J. Asad. M. Miller, B. Boyce. Row Two: T. Patrick, S. Holda. T. Hopkins, B. Feuchter. B. Feuchter. K. Dillon. S. Evin. Row Three: B. Barco, S. Schurdell, D. Cleveland, T. Keller. V. Weber. A. Rice. S. Samples. L. Samples. Row Four: L. Johnson, D. Vizer. C. Yost, A. Janzen. B. Emmons, C. Beriswill, K. Reisner, P. Kosa. Row Five: J. Greishiemer, S. Reusch, N. Gander, V. Seeley. J. Butcher, K. Kash, L. Kimble. M. Paul. Row Six: T. Hayden. R. Dina, D. Kovach. Row Seven: T. Hayden, J. Coleman. M. Kanzeg. L. Fabrizi, E. Grabenstetter. K. Dobson, J. Vasel. M. Neumeyer. Debbie Dilworth prepares to gobble up some of the goodies at the Spanish Banquet. Yum! Yum! 25 Latin Club Exalts Roman Culture Row One: K. Wolff, B. Ross. L. Sheffield, J. Barth, Mrs. Keller. Row Two: L. Kisner. L. Jeffreys. B. Howard, M. Huttinger. D. Chapman. Row Three: T. Turpish, D. Kisner, S. Patrick, D. Ziegler. A. Beshire, T. Hayden. Row Four: N. Metzger, D. Butcher, P. Bell, B. Winland, G. Smith, D. Iseman. Row Five: D. Hoert. T. Wolff. D. Bargar, P. Schaefer, S. Huttinger, A. Bass. Row Six: A. Houghtaling, B. Dessoffy, P. Stoskoph, C. Swingle. B. Berger, K. Wohlschlager. Row Seven: J. Petrisin, R. Mallasch, J. Grayshaw, B. Boyce, P. Bihn. Row Eight: B. Green, D. Munyon, M. Wagner. C. Foote, T. Hayden. Row Nine: P. Houghtaling. C. Jenkins, M. Bell, B. Bihn, M. Cress. Row Ten: M. Houghtaling. J. Jaquays. S. Socha, B. Bell, J. Campanalie, P. Turpish. F.T.A.—View From The Other Side Of The Desk Row One: Mrs. Myers. Row Two: K. Sandmann, S. Shelton. Row Three: A. Beshire, A. Houghtal- ing, D. Butcher. Row Four: K. Schaefer, M. Va- jdik, J. Houston, E. Grabenstetter, D. Bargar. Row Five: R. Johnson, D. Schumacher. S. Casper. P. Nolan, R. Torok, C. Rowland, K. Kramer. Row Six: T. Hayden, D. Muntz, T. Keller, B. Casper, M. Culp. C. Beat, D. Simpson, S. Union. Row Seven: D. Dilworth, K. Maringer. T.Kruse, K. Cullin, L. Brysacz, K. Burns, B. Yost, K. Kash. Row Eight: K. Carver. P. Brown. T. Hayden. J. Coleman. A. Rice, S. Foote. M. Samples, K. Dillon, D. Garver, V. Weber. Row Nine: P. Stoskopf, C. Marvin, M. Neumeyer, C. Weber, B. Miller. P. Thompson. N. Metzger, D. Rising. L. Sheffield, J. Barth. Row Ten: B. Moehle. S. Evln, D. Lenarth, A. Winebrenner. D. Keaton. J. Ritter. D. Hawley. K. Wohlschlager, P. Bihn, P. Brown. Chess Club Meets Matches FHA Completes Busy Year Row One: D. Kovach. C. Yost. K. Mastney. P. Thompson. Mrs. Sutton. D. Weinbroer. B. Brant, V. Bessmer. D. Berger. Row Two: V. Yost. D. Wein- broer. C.Rowland. M. Hahn. L. Holda. M. Kenealy. D. Vizer. P. Nolan. C.Weber. L. Neumeyer. P. Perion. C. Foote. Row Three: T. Gehring, D. Gajoch. D. Demcyzk, M. Migchelbrink, D. Maynard. D. Green. Row Four: A. Hawley. D. Malek. S. Keaton. V. Triplett. M. Smay. P. Ferguson. Row Five: C. Schultz. D. Adams. R. Jones. M. Cress. C. Howard. P. Clay. Row Six: P. Brown. N. Metzger. C. Beriswill, J. Hellmers. D. Garver. S. Kidd. Row Seven: V. Weber. N. Culp. S. Dangelo. S.Kovach, L. Kisner. B. Rising. Row Eight: L. Beriswill. D. Rollins, D. Vormelker, B. Davis, T. Provateare, C. Sauer. Row Nine: P. Knipl, J. Riffel. D. Siburt, P. Dushenke, P. Turpish, K. Johnson, B. Berger. Row Ten: C. Siburt, D. Keaton, B. Miller. The Future Homemakers of America Club has been ex- tremely active this year. Numerous scintillating field trips were favorites of the members of the club. Flower and garden shows were well attended by the club. A favorite of the FHAer’s was the initiating of new members into the club. Penalties were doled out by the old members of the club and new members became resigned to their fate—this year wearing different colored knee socks, hair in pig tails, and the letters “FHA” on their person where it would be clearly visible. This resulted in a mass of odd-looking girls in the halls of dear, old Buckeye. Row One: P. Clay. V. Bessmer. D. Gajoch. Row Provateare. P. Ferguson, T. Bryant. Row Three: P. Two: S. Keaton. P. Perion. S. Kidd. M. Cress. T. Turpish. R. Myers, D. Siburt. C. Sauer. 28 FFA Awards Honors Queen. Court, and Senior Escorts. Row One: Diane Malek. Dona Weinbroer. Joanie Huttinger. Queen Mary Vadjik. Row Two: Jeff Berger. Paul Stafinski. Tom Mohler. Terry Reynolds. Mary represented the Buckeye Chapter at the State Fair for FFA State Title. Paul Stafinski was selected as the Top Scholar in Agri-Business this year. He will work full-time with a plumbing and electrical company. Don ‘ Butch Muntz place 2nd in the District Specialty Pro- ject Contest. Tom Morlock. a 1972 graduate of Buckeye, was the State. Regional, and finally National winner of the Dairy Production Efficiency Contest. The Future Farmers of America par- ticipate in many contests each year and as always, the Buckeye chapter cap- tured many awards and honors at the district, state, regional, and national levels. The Future Farmers prove they comb the straw out of their hair by choosing a Queen and Court. These beauties are then honored at the Annual Parent Ap- preciation Banquet. Doug Raubenoult. Vice-President of the State FFA Association, was the main speaker at the banquet. 29 Dramatics Sparks Year Row One: C. Mallasch, A. Rice. C. Gable, S. Patrick, S. Casper, L. Holda, K. Schaefer. M. Vajdik, L. Beriswill, L. Beyer, Row Two: J. Hall, J. Riffel. D. Kovach, R. Dina, N. Metzger, G. Smith, D. Vizer, M. Migchelbrink, D. Maynard, A. Barandi, Historian, M. Kenealy, Treasurer. Mr. Barge. Adviser. J. Houston, president, P. Miller, vice president, S. Evin, secretary, P. Nolan. P. Thompson. C. Shumacher, K. Stout. D. Nolan. V. Metzger. B. Disch, C. Tritt, Row Three: K. Proffit, C. Sturgill, K. Sandmann, D. Kisner, B. Medley, H. Silk, T. Nickel. D. Ziegler, T. Gehring, D. Ferry, S. Holda, S. Huttinger, N. Ferguson, R. Jones. J. Butcher, M. Neumeyer, J. Hut- tinger. J. Asad. M. Mielke, C. Schultz. D. Adams. Row Four: P. Bell. D. Green. L. Jef- freys, L. Kisner, J. Young, N. Gander, V. Seeley. L. Snyder. T. Hayden, V. Dessofy, A. Houghtaling. B. Feuchter. Dramatics put in a full year with two major productions, “Flowers for Algernon” and “You Were Born on a Rotten Day.” Proceeds from “You Were Born on a Rotten Day” were designated to be used for a lighting system in the auditorium of the new high school. 30 With Two Big Productions “Flowers For Algernon” 'You Were Born On A Rotten Day1 Female Athletes View Fun As Focal Point Row One: R. Jones. L. Neumeyer. D. Hicks. P. Turpish. C. Cress. Mrs. Nutter. S. Brubaker. P. Nolan. K. Maringer, S. Casper. A. Houghtaling, J. Grieve. J. Muntz. Row Two: B. Miller. K. Jeffreys. C. Howard. V. Barandi, L. Jeffreys. R. Hubler, K. Kramer. D. Kisner. P. Thompson, D. Butcher. P. Bell. L. Kisner. D. Hellmers. H. Barkers. B. Bell. Row Three: S. Huttinger. M. Miller. S. Holda. L. Holda. M. Kenealy, T. Gehrlng. L. Beyer. C. Sauer. B. Emmons. K. Kratzer. B. Schaefer. P. Ferguson. D. Gajoch. J. Asad. J. Vasel. Row Four: C. Wolke. D. Carver. V. Metzger. C. Yost. S. Foote. J. Young. S. Socha. J. Jaquays. J. Butcher. C. Beriswill. K. Carver. S. McCray. C. Beat. P. Miller. J. Houston. Row Five: P. Perion, T. Hopkins. P. Bihn, M. Neumeyer. J. Huttinger. K. Dillon. L. Rice. C. Mallasch, D. Hawley. D Maynard. D. Vizer. B. Winland. A. Winebrenner. S. Hutchens, P. Brown. Row Six: J. Greisheimer. K. Mastney. G. Smith. J. Huttinger. M. Migchelbrink, C. Green. D. Daugherty. S. Kidd. J. Hellmers. A. Hawley. D. Ferry. D. Weinbroer. B. Mellert. S. Patrick. D. Demczyk. V. Dessoffy. Row Seven: C. Siburt. C. Woodhall, C. Schultz. P. Kosa. H. Silk. T. Nikel. K. Wookhall. A. Rice. L. Brysacz. B. Howard. L. Fabrizi. H. Parfitt, L. Snyder, C. Sturgill. L. Johnson. Row Eight: T. Patrick, D. Dilworth. B. Feuchter. K. Reisner. V. Bessmer. J. Campanalie. C. Foote. K. Letmer, N. Culp. B. Muntz. K. Lawrence. M. Houghtaling. A. Fuller. B. Medley. T. Tighe. Row Nine: C. Schumacher. K. Stout. D. Adams. D. Roach. L. Beriswill. B. Boyce. C. Bihn. C. Tritt. N. Ferguson. B. Brant. R. Ross. C. Houston. P. Schaefer. D. Schumacher. K. Sandmann. B. Feuchter. K. Dobson. The Girls Athletic Association is a very active group this year. Sales of packages of combs in- creased the treasury and aided in the sponsoring of the girls athletics program, initiated this year. Among the sports were football, basketball, track, and baseball. The girls also had a fun-packed year. The annual Halloween party was well- attended and greatly enjoyed. The girls also went to the Ice Follies, as is the tradition. A surprise baby shower for Mrs. Nutter was another of the numerous activities the club participated in. The group also went bowling and assorted other entertainments later in the year. It was indeed a rewar- ding year. 32 Mrs. Nutter beams in anticipation of all manner of goodies at her surprise shower. Jackie Hellmers portrays a real cool cat at the G.A.A. Halloween party. Gee. Jackie, we wouldn’t know you without that tail and whiskers! Lettermen Frolic Through Year Row One: D. Leonard, T. Reynolds. D. From- baugh, M. Huttinger, K. Wolff. T. Schaefer, P. Houghtaling, S. Union. Row Two: Mr. Lewis. J. Tighe, T. Young, B. Casper. J. Wolff. J. Crocker, L. Mull. T. Hayden, D. Schultz, B. Diesch. D. Crumpler. Row Three: T. Hayden. J. Frisk, M. Daley, M. Culp, T. Kruse, J. Coleman, S. Shelton. B. Ross. T. Keller, D. Hoert. T. Mathews. Row Four: P. Stafinski. K. Cullin, R. Johnson, M. Neiten- bach. K. Burns. F. San- dor. The Lettermen had a fun and fulfilling year. It was fulfilling” due to the many coffee and donut breakfasts they en- joyed. Mr. Lewis' domain. Room 176, was the scene of the feeds.” Injured Letterman Rick gains support from help- ful li'l Amy. Awww! Lunch time finds Jerry, Dennis, Larry, and Dwight gathered in the hall. Discussing the latest fashions, guys? 33 Work, Work, Work! When Will It End? Tossed on a sea of preliminary pages, pictures to be taken, and endless copy to be typed, the staff of the 1973 REFLECTOR embarked on their year-long assignment. The goal—a polished year- book for students to save and look back on. With Mr. Clarico as advisor, the job was tackled. Deadlines seemed to pop into the present from the safely-distant future. Tempermental cameras and flashes decided to take vacations” when there were activities to photograph. Editors, bleary-eyed from lack of sleep, counted days to deadlines and prayed often. The harried business manager saw decimals in her sleep as the financial records piled up. Typists and proofreaders mumbled to themselves as last minute pages to check encircled them the day before deadlines. And then, blessed relief as all watched the package of their work carried out and mailed. Row One: T. Mohler. T. Reusch. S. Johnson. D. Muntz. Row Two: J. Barth. J. Vasel. K. Maringer. S. Evin. Row Three: N. Metzger. C. Rowland. P. Thomp- son. B. Moehle. Row Four: R. Torok. L. Jeffreys. M. Neumeyer. S. Hutchins. K. Dillon. Row Five: T. Hayden. C. Weber. Linda Sheffield. J. Coleman. Editor............. Jr. Editor......... Business Mgr....... Club Editor........ Assistant Club Ed. Jr.-Sr. Class Ed. Frosh-Soph Classes Frosh-Soph Classes Ad Editor.......... Assistant Ad Ed. Sports Editor...... Assistant Sport Ed Photographers...... Faculty Editor.. Book Sales Mgr. Typists......... Proofreaders ___Linda Sheffield ___Nancie Metzger .......Janet Barth .........Sue Evin ___Beverly Moehle Charolotte Rowland ... Shelia Hutchens ......Kathy Dillon ......Jeanne Vasel ...Linda Jeffreys ...Jerry Coleman ......Butch Muntz ...Scott Johnson ......Tom Mohler ......Tom Reusch ......Tim Hayden . Ruth Cunningham . Kathy Marringer ___Pam Thompson ......Cindy Weber ...Mary Neumeyer ___Rosemary Torok Cindy, you can quit posing. We know you’re never busy working! Uh-oh! Somebody must’ve told Jerry wh his deadline is! 34 Ad Sales Jaunts Through Business World Row One: D. Frombaugh, T. Schaefer, B. Ross, K. Wolff. D. Hoert. Row Two: D. Muntz, S. Johnson. B. Moehle, L. Sheffield, J. Barth. C. Weber. P. Nolan. C. Rowland. R. Torok, S. Evin. Row Three: J. Vasel, K. Maringer, D. Muntz, T. Mohler. J. Brintnall. P. Thomp- son, P. Miller. M. Huttinger. Row Four: J. Coleman, S. Shelton. T. Reusch. S. Hutchens, N. Metzger. T. Hayden. Row Five: M. Neumeyer, L. Jeffreys, C. Leonard, K. Dillon. In order to form a more perfect yearbook, it often becomes necessary to raise money besides that of the subscriber. This was accomplished quite well by the Ad Sales Staff. Com- prised of eleven seniors and the REFLECTOR staff, space in the 1973 REFLECTOR was sold to businesses and patrons. This was a definite aid in the lowering of the year- book price. Ads were sold in the Medina County area and surrounding counties. The day out of school was a welcome change to the participants, yet was a challenge in meeting and coping with the varied types of people. A lot of headwork was required in the figuring of prices and receipting, also. Now. Scott, behave! You know that yearbooks aren’t to hit people with. Kathy doesn’t look scared, though. Sadistic bunch! Nancie and Janet seem to be discussing the deadlines. Or maybe how on earth to clean up that pigpen yearbook room! Spectrum Staff Publishes Newspaper Editor...........................................Janet Barth Jr. Editor.....................................Sherri Brubaker Feature Editor ..................................Jean Houston Sports Editors...................................Tim Hayden .................................................Tim Schaefer Art Editor ......................................Brenda Miller Assistants...................................Mark Wurstle ...............................................Kurt Wurstle ...............................................Rick Johnson .............................................Mary Neumeyer Publication Manager ...........................Jean Brintnall Mimeograph Operator............................Jeanne Vasel Typists..............................................Carolyn Leonard ...............................................Jenni Asad ..............................................Bonny Feuchter Advisor .......................................Mrs. Leach Row One: Adviser, Mrs. Leach; S. Huttinger; T. Patrick; S. Foote; J. Asad; B. Miller; D. Roach; H. Barkers. Row Two: T. Hayden; M. Hahn; S. Brown; K. Kramer; L. Sheffield; K. Maringer; J. Vasel. Row Three: T. Gehring; G. Wagner; T. Schaefer; C. Leonard; J. Brintnall; B. Jeffreys; K. Dillon. Row Four: R. Dina; J. Huttinger; L. Beyer; S. Holda; D. Ferry; V. Metzger; C. Yost. Row Six: B. Feuchter; M. Bihn; D. Hawley; J. Barth, Editor; B. Feuchter; K. Sandmann; D. Kovach. Row Seven: D. Dilworth; D. Bargar; S. Brubaker. Jr. Editor; B. Moehle; P. Miller; J. Houston. One of the hardest working groups of Buckeye Students was the Spectrum Staff. Putting out numerous fantastic issues of that fabulous paper constituted the time and effort of many reporters, typists, and the publication staff. One of the features of the paper, which has become a tradition, was the publishing of the Senior Sketches. These Sketches gave the Seniors a chance to “get back at a teacher,” remember a plea- sant or not so pleasant happening at Buckeye, or just to tell the world what he or she prefers-from food to people. Another feature, added this year is the full page comic that graced the last page of every issue. Other favorite features were Song- Dedications, Supper Snopper, and Senior Wills. Publication staff: left to right: S. Brubaker. J. Barth, B. Miller, D. Dillworth, J. Houston, B Feuchter. Mrs. Leach. J. Brintnall, C. Leonard, J. Asad, D. Bargar, T. Schaefer. T. Hayden, J. Vasel, L. Sheffield. Work Is Keynote For O.W.E.-V.I.C.A. Row One: R. Wuebker, J. DeClemente, D. Newman, B. Hendrickson, I. Thomas, D. Price, V. Price. Row Two: D, Lapina, Mr. Ridley, T. Elswick. Row Three: D. Weinbroer, S. Bridges,J. Garvin, D. Hawke, G. Curtin, G. Swartz. Row Four: T. Trill, B. Schneider, B. Cress. D. Erb. Row Five: D. Roe, J. Schneider. The V.I.C.A. Club, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, is a nation-wide organization of youth whose purpose is to aid in preparing for jobs in today's society. The students are able to con- fer with adults and other students about the job opportunities and chances for advancement in their chosen fields. All members of O.W.E. and D.C.T. are automatically members of V.I.C.A. Occupational Work Experience, otherwise known as O.W.E. is a work-study organization comprised of Juniors and Seniors. These students attend school for half a day and work at a job of their choice for the other half. Under Mr. Ridley’s guidance, they are prepared for “being on their own.” Many Facets To D.C.T. Program D.C.T., officially recognized as Diversified Cooperative Train- ing, deals exclusively with seniors planning on working after high school. To be eligible for the program, you must be skilled in the area you wish to be placed for work. Three credits are received for this work program if it is completed in a satisfactory manner. This means all academics are to be kept up, and school and work attendance above average. There are rules and regulations to be followed, and carry a great responsibility. All D.C.T. members are also members and participants in the V.I.C.A. organization on both state and national levels. Mr. Cate, coor- dinator and adviser, has been a real help to the group this year. Row One: J. Paul, R. Mitchell, T. Ritfel, S. Netzel. Row Vetomskie, D. Michaels, M. Andrews. B. Garvin. K. Two: B. Hutchins. W. Walter, C. Brackney, H. Tanner, Adkins, D. Lawrence. C. Fearer. G. Long, J. Hair, J. P. Snyder, D. Daugherty. Mr. Cate, H. Gift, M. Okey, B. Tuczinski. Fuller. Row Three: M. Lingruen, D. Eleck, L. “Glee”-ful Groups Grasp Glory Row One: C. Wolke. C. Swingle, M. Miller, N. Ferguson, D. Hawley. Row Two. M. Ostheim. B. Boyce. S. Holda. R. Ross. C. Yost, J. Butcher. Row Three: P. Schaefer. S. Toth. V. Dessoffy. L. Kisner, D. Kisner, C. Beriswill. Row Four: P. Brown. L. Johnson. J. Barth, L. Kimble. M. Paul, K. Kratzer. Row Five: D. Sibert. T. Ritter, N. Metzger. V. Barandi, T. Bryant. T. Gehring. Row Six: K. Sandmann. J. Riffell. D. Ferry. K. Wood- hall. K. Wohlschlager. M. Bihn. Row Seven: K. Schaefer. K. Beriswell. M. Vajdik. J. Young. K. Moehle. B. Traffis. Row Eight: J. Brintnall. D. Muntz. L. Kureger, C. Schumacher. K. Stout. R. Jones. Row Nine: J. Hous- ton. P. Miller. B. Feuchter. A. Hawley. H. Parfitt, B. Simpson. Row Ten: B. Feuchter. D. Dilworth. L. Sheffield. Mrs. Johnson’s “note”-worthy direction led the Buckeye Glee Clubs through a harmonious year. As ability and ap- preciation of the work involved in “just right” pitches grew, the clubs participated in various programs presented to both students and pupils. These presentations included such traditional choral concerts as the Christmas program and the Spring Fling. Both Boys’ and Girls’ Glee lent their performing talents to the concerts. Vocalizing as indepen- dent clubs and also in conjunction with the choir, their mass support and individual skills proved indispensable to Buckeye’s music world. Row One: J. Mohler. K. Mohler, J. Mohler. T. Mohler. D. Tibbits. D. Bargar, Bass. M. Hawley. C. Dieter. S. Shelton. P. Schumacher. D. Nolan. J. D. Kohler. S. Wiltheiss. Row Two: M. Wagner. F. Sandor. D. Brintnall. D. Brackney. Row four: M. Mielkie. A. Barandi. M. Kraly. Iseman. D. Miller. B. Barco. K. Shaw. D. Howard. Row three: J. Asad. A. 39 Buckeye Choir Goes Around The Row 1: N. Metzger. L. Johnson. D. Muntz, T. Mohler. J. Brintnall. K.Sandmann. Row 2: K. Moehle. K. Woodhall. B. Traffis, J. Young, C. Wolke, J. Butcher. M. Vajdik. K. Wohlschlager, K. Schaefer. S. McCray. C. Swingle. S. Toth, V. Dessoffy. Row 3: M. Steele, F. Sandor, K. Stout. C. Schumacher. B. Simpson. B Boyce, M. Ostheim. C. Beriswill, P. Schaefer. B. Feuchter, L.Sheffield, P. Brown, C. Yost. L. Kimble. J. Mohler. Row 4: B. Barco. B. Feuchter, L. Beriswill, D. Ferry, S. Holda, M. Miller, D. Hawley. R. Ross. P. Miller, J. Houston, B. Schaefer, L. Kisner, N.Ferguson. V. Metzger. J. Mohler, S. Wiltheiss. Row 5: D. Dilworth, J. Barth, K. Shaw, D. Nolan. D. Howard. D. Kohler. D. Tribbits. D. Iseman. D. Brintnall, D. Miller, M. Hawley, L. Krueger. S. Johnson. Row one: C. Houston, G. Weigel. M. Steele. D. Howard. D. Hasel. D. Muntz, D. Hawley. R. Ross. D. Ferry. B. Brant, R. Hubler. T. Mohler. Row two: D. Regetz. C. Beriswill. K. Thomas. K. Kramer, T. Ritter. D. Weinbroer. J. Mohler. B. Ferry, D. Vasel. M. Migchelbrink, K. Lawrence. J. Campanalie. Row three: A. Bass. B. Barco, M. Weigel. D. Maynard, L. Fabrizi, C. Schultz. K. Wohlschlager, M. Smay, B. Muntz, B. Simpson. M. Houghtal- ing, D. Hawk. Row four: K. Stout. B. Moehle, S. Brubaker. D. Demczyk. L. Samples. C. Siburt. M. Wagner, T. Gehring. V. Yost, J. Vasel. D. Hicks. R. Jones. Row five: C. Woodhall. D. Hawke. J. Smay. C. Schumacher. B. Em- mons. D. Bargar. D. Brintnall. C. Isenmann, S. Wiltheiss. D. Weinbroer. J. Mohler. R. Dina. Row six: J. Andrukat. K. Kosa. P. Cummings. J. Tinney. R. Reusch. J. Grieve. M. Atkins. D. Leonard. D. Whitmeyer, K. Kratzer, G. Smith. Row seven: L. Mastney. D. Vasel. A. Bass. J. Asad. D. Ziegler, C. Yost. B. Berger, K. Lawrence. B. Winland. J. Huttinger, J. Butcher. Row eight: S. Foote. J. Huttinger. B. Kerr. W. McKim, K. Mohler. C. Leonard. D. Adams, J. Asad. Mr. Pasquerella. While the football team held the crowd’s attention during the game, the marching band had the spotlight during pre- game and half-time. Fancy dance steps, high stepping twirlers, and swinging songs added to the excitement of the football season. Marching season also took the band to Medina for the county Ban- dorama where bandsmen performed with precision and skill. The end of football season brought many long hours of practice for the Christmas concert, spring concerts, Inland Conference Concert, and the long awaited Gradua- tion exercises. The end of football season also brought the beginning of basketball season and the added enthusiasm of the Pep Band performing at the games. The marching band performs one of their fantastic game halftime. This is an example of practice makes marching routines to a hit song during the football perfect. Right, guys?!!! 42 Band Department Sparks Enthusiasm Row one: B. Brant. D. Ferry. D. Muntz. M. Steele. D. Howard. D. Hawley. Row Two: M. Smay. C. Yost. R. Dina. M. Migchelbrink, S. Foote. S. Brubaker, K. Wohlschlager. M. Houghtaling. Row three: B. Simpson. J. Campanalie, T. Gehring, J. Butcher, K. Mastney, K. Kramer. C. Beriswill. Row four: B. Winland. J. Grieve. K. Kratzer. G. Smith. D. Weinbroer, C. Houston. D. Weinbroer. R. Hubler. Row five: B. Emmons, J. Huttinger. C. Schumacher. D. Bargar, D. Brintnall, B. Barco. Row six: A. Bass. J. Mohler. T. Mohler, D. Ferry. J. Mohler, D. Vasel, P. Kosa, D. Whitmyer, D. Ziegler. Row seven: B. Kerr. K. Mohler. With braid, sparkles, and flying boots, the Buckeye majorettes took their place in the lead of the marching band. Smiles, pep, energy, and vitality were in abundance as the squad performed their dance and military drill routines to the accompaniment of the melodic, marching Bucks. Adding spirit and excitement to the pep rallies and basketball games was the task assumed by Buckeye’s Pep Band. The spirited musicians spouted melodies from modern times and “way back when.” 43 J. Huttinger. D. Adams. S. Foote. C. Leonard. J. Asad. Head Majorette. 44 They Have Buckeye Pride Left to right: Steve Union, Best Defensive Back; Tom Kruse; Bill Ross, Best Defensive Lineman; Larry Mull, Best Defensive Back; Scott Shelton, Best Offensive Lineman; Tim Schaefer, MVP, Best Offensive Back. Absent: Mark Neitenbach, Most Improved Player. Buckeye Has Faith In Them Wrestling Left to right: Phil Neitenbach, Most Improved; Frank Sandor, John Snyder Memorial Sportsmanship Award; Tim Schaefer, Most Takedowns, and MVP; Dennis Frombaugh, Most Pins, and MVP; Pete Houghtaling, Most Improved. Basketball Baseball Golf Mike Culp, Best Defensive Player; Tom Keller, Best Offensive; Steve Union, Most Valuable Player. Tom Dunkle, Most Valuable Player, Home Course Record; Jim Frisk, Home Course Record—38 on front nine. Left to right: Bill Ross, MVP; Martin Mielke, Best Foul Shooter; Jerry Coleman, MVP, Best Rebounder, and Best Field Goal Percentage; Dennis Lenarth, Best Defense. Track Jerry Coleman, MVP, Most Points Scored; Mark Neitenbach, MVP; Larry Mull, Most Improved Player. Senior Powderpuffers Run Over Medina This year the senior powderpuffers defeat- ed Medina again, with a score of 14-6. Mr. Kramer was the coach. This year for the first time, the female pop- ulation of Buckeye were allowed to show their skill in basketball and track. Next year more will be offered to the girls, and the events will be covered better by the REFLECTOR. After all—we have to support Women’s Lib! ! !!!!!! Girl Athletes Also Display Skill Varsity Cheerleaders Show Their “Spirit” What's the problem? Front: Amy Weinbrenner; Row two: Donna Muntz; Row three: Bev Moehle. Mary Vajdik, Sue Evin; Back: Jean Brintnall. Cheering Squads Are Proud Of Buckeye Front: Joyce Butcher. Bev Medley: Row two: Janice Jaquays, Cindy Front: Pam Schaefer. Melanie Miller; Row two: Paula Brown. Kim Carver: Back: Wolke; Back: Jean Greisheimer—Freshmen cheerleaders. Joan Huttinger—Junior varsity cheerleaders. We’re Proud Of Our Teams Varsity Scoreboards Cross Country Football Buckeye 21 .. Avon 36 Buckeye 32 .. Norwayne 6 Buckeye 21 .. Clearview 37 Buckeye 0 .. .... Manchester 27 Buckeye 18 . . .. Lutheran West 48 Buckeye 6 .. Firelands 14 Buckeye 18 .. .. Lutheran West 42 Buckeye 12 .. . South Amherst 0 Buckeye 40 .. Brunswick 21 Buckeye 20 .. Keystone 6 Buckeye 45 .. Cloverleaf 26 Buckeye 34 .. Avon 0 Medina 65 Buckeye 35 .. . Lutheran West 14 Buckeye 42 .. Black River 29 Buckeye 30 .. Columbia 6 Keystone 62 Buckeye 8 .. Highland 24 Basketball Buckeye 48......Norwayne 61 Buckeye 65 ......Keystone 47 Buckeye 53.Lutheran East 66 Buckeye 42......Columbia 64 Buckeye 61 ..........Avon 52 Buckeye 73 .... South Amherst 49 Buckeye 49.....Firelands 73 Buckeye 62..Black River 60 Buckeye 74 _Lutheran West 81 Buckeye 65 ......Highland 50 Buckeye 68 ......Keystone 67 Buckeye 58......Columbia 60 Buckeye 57 ..........Avon 68 Buckeye 69....Cloverleaf 71 Buckeye 82 — South Amherst 74 Buckeye 56 .....Firelands 62 Buckeye 65-Lutheran West 61 Buckeye 69......Highland 59 Tournament Game Buckeye 53.Lorain Cath. 64 Golf Buckeye 1 Vi Brunswick 8 Vi Buckeye 7 Highland 2 Buckeye 2 Avon 7 Buckeye 6 Vi Highland 2 Vi Buckeye 9 Keystone 0 Buckeye 2 Brunswick 7 Buckeye 4 Vi Columbia 4 Vi Buckeye 2 Lutheran West 7 Buckeye 5 Black River 4 Buckeye 6 Lutheran West 3 Buckeye 8V2 Black River Vi Buckeye 7 Columbia 2 Buckeye 2 Avon 7 52 Track Baseball Dual Record 4-3 Buckeye 0 ... .. Lorain Senior 5 Buckeye 100 Avon 27 Buckeye 4 . . . .. Lorain Senior 1 Buckeye 100 Black River 27 Buckeye 2 ... Avon Lake 1 Buckeye 63 .. Cloverleaf 64 Buckeye 10 ... .... Black River 4 Buckeye 66Vi. .North Ridgeville 60 Vi Buckeye 8 . . . . Lorain Admiral 4 Buckeye 45 . Brunswick 82 Buckeye 11 ... . Lorain Admiral 1 Buckeye 58 ... .Midview 69 Buckeye 2 ... Highland 1 Buckeye 108 ... Lutheran West 19 Buckeye 5 ... Brunswick 2 Buckeye Invitational . 1st of 8 Buckeye 3 ... Avon 2 Columbia Invitational 1st of 9 Buckeye 7 ... Keystone 2 Medina County Invit. 4th of 6 Buckeye 1 . Akron St. Vincent 3 Firelands Invitational 1st of 6 Buckeye 3 ... Firelands 2 Inland Conference Meet 1st of 7 Buckeye 6 ... Columbia 2 Elyria Sectional 9th of 13 Buckeye 1 ... Wadsworth 4 District Qualifiers Buckeye 0 ... Brunswick 3 Jerry Coleman Long Jump Buckeye 7 ... Black River 2 Mark Neitenbach ... ... High Hurdles Buckeye 4 . . . . Avon 3 Robert Mull . 880 Yard Relay Jerry Coleman . 880 Yard Relay Team Record 13-4 Doug Price . 880 Yard Relay Inland Conference Champs Larry Mull . 880 Yard Relay New Runners Start At The Top Left to right: Coach Amonett, Mike Kanzeg, Dave Crumpler, Terry Young, Dan Kanzeg, Bill Diesch, Ed Davis. Football Team Finishes With a 6-3 Mark Front row left to right: J. Frisk, M. Neitenbach, D. Frombaugh, J. Crocker, Co- captains S. Shelton, B. Ross. T. Schaefer: K. Wolff. M. Daley, T. Reynolds. L. Mull. Row two: Managers. P. Barco, M. Mielkie. T. Hayden; C. Jones. J. Medley. T. Mathews. J. Wolff, D. Daugherty, H. Gift, M. Huttlnger, Coaches T. Clark, R. Schar. M. Lewis. Row three: D. Hawk. P. Neitenbach. P. Schumacher, A. Beshire, T. Kruse. K. Cullin. D. Simpson. P. Schaefer, K. Burns, M. Culp, B. Casper. C. McCollum. Row four: L. Brubaker. J. Zacharias. K. Wurstle, B. Dessoffy. M. Wurstle, T. Keller, T. Keller, P. Houghtaling, S. Union. D. Balliet, R. Johnson. R. Urbansky. R. Striker. Steve Union returns a punt for good yardage. Coach Clark and Larry Mull discuss defensive plans. 54 Determination And Skill Bring Success Keeping statistics for the 1973 football team were the following girls: A. Houghtaling, L. Brysacz. D. Butcher, J. Barth. P. Nolan, and H. Tanner. Hey Paul Schumacher! Let’s show more muscle than that! The 1973 edition of the Buckeye Varsity Football Team finished the year with six wins and three losses. The mighty Bucks were led by their three able cap- tains. The tri-captains for the team were Tim Schaefer. Bill Ross, and Scott Shelton. The Bucks overcame two early losses to win five games in a row. The losses came from state-ranked Manchester and the usual tough team from Firelands. The Bucks’ third loss came when they played Highland in the traditional last game of the season. Tim Schaefer was chosen county scoring leader and all- state running back. 55 Tim Schaefer runs for a touchdown!!! Beauty 0 Homecoming Shines Through Ram The 1973 Homecoming Court consisted of the following girls. Miss Kathy Maringer Miss Carolyn Leonard Miss Jean Brintnall Queen Donna Muntz Miss Peggy Miller Miss Linda Sheffield Miss MaryAnn Vajdik The teachers first chose twenty-one girls whom they thought were eligible for the annual court. These names were submitted to the senior class for a vote. The seven girls favored in the election received the honor. Rain was unable to spoil this year's Homecoming festivities The Bucks were victorious over South Amherst, blanking the Cavaliers 12 to 0. The Homecoming dance, held immediately following the game, highlighted the even- ing. The gym was decorated in the senior class colors. The girls wore dresses of ruby velvet. Their escorts wore brown Buckeye athletic blazers. For the first time in several years, the style and color of the dresses were kept a secret until Homecoming night. The court led the traditional Grand March after Co-captain Tim Schaefer crowned Miss Donna Muntz 1973 Homecoming Queen. The 1973 Homecoming Court consisted of the following girls and their es- corts: Miss Jean Brintnall es- corted by Ken Wolff; Miss Carolyn Leonard es- corted by Scott Shelton; Miss Peggy Miller escorted by Bill Ross; Miss Donna Muntz escorted by Tim Schaefer; Miss Kathy Maringer es- corted by Dennis From- baugh; Miss Linda Sheffield es- corted by Mike Huttmger; Miss MaryAnn Vajdik es- corted by Jim Crocker; Flower girl Missy Miller es- corted by Paul Vaughn. 57 Rain Fails To Prevent Varsity Victorys Left: Tim Schaefer plows through opponents. Above: Let's get that ball, right guys? Right: Coach Lewis watches the mighty Bucks as the game nears the end. 58 Tom Kruse carries the pigskin for Buckeye. Frosh Gridders Have Bright Future Freshman team; Front: J. Morlock. B. Patrick. R. Mull. S. Roberts. J. Clevinger. D. Arthur. Middle: Coach Leasure. D. Tibbits. J. Creamer. B. Neitenbach. H. Hawk. C. Jenkins. J. Hayden. Coach Burnette. Back: T. Hoff- master. M. Hawley. K. Law. G. Berger. D. Nolan. T. Haury. D. Howard. J. Brackney. Below: Coaches Lewis and Clark don’t seem too pleas- ed with their gridders ... or is it the rain and mud that turns them sour? Right: It looks as if the Freshmen team is on the ball ! Grapplers Excel Despite inexperience, the Bucks had a 5-5 season. The young grapplers achieved many of their goals through determination and hard work. The result of this fine team spirit was revealed at tournaments, sectionals, districts, and state. The highlight of the season was state competi- tion, where Tim Schaefer displayed his skills and was rewarded with third place. Brian Neitenbach wins a deserved victory. With Determination Tim Schaefer Ranked Third In State Ted Wolff receives congratulations. Dave Schultz cradles his opponent. 61 Hard Work Benefits Bucks Row 1: D. Price. K. Law. D. Palmer, D. Schultz, W. Kirton, B. Hubley. Burns, D. Muntz. Row 4: Coach Lewis. P. Neitenbach, R. Casper. P. Row 2: H. Hawk. M. Steele, K. Moran, K. Cullin, T. Wolff. R. Mallasch. Houghtaling. T. Mathews, S. Shelton, A. Beshire, T. Hayden. Mgr., J. Tinney. P. Schaefer. G. Deerfield. Row 3: B. Neitenbach, K. Wolff. Coach Burnett. T. Schaefer. R. Johnson. D. Frombaugh. R. Striker. F. Sandor, K. 62 Chalk up another victory for Dennis. Buckeye’s best-dressed teacher? Bucks Compile An Even Record Soctt Shelton seems to be In control. Tom takes on his man. Varsity Basketball Season Is Very Erratic Front: Jerry Coleman; Captain. Back Row: Terry Reynolds. Jim Frisk. Kruse. Martin Meilke. Dennis Lenarth. Larry Mull Dave Crumpler. Steve Union. Tom Keller. Tim Keller. Bill Ross, Tom Bucks Show Improvement Above: Dennis Lenarth leads the fastbreak down the court. Right: Jerry Coleman goes over an op- ponent for a lay-up. Far right: Bill Ross battles opposing players for a rebound. The 1972-73 Buckeye Basketball team had a less than spectacular season, finishing 9-10. After losing three of their first four games, the Bucks fought back to win five of their next seven games. The Bucks came close to upending state- ranked Columbia, losing by a mere two points in double overtime. The Bucks finished the season with a victory over rival Highland. In tournament action. Buckeye had to face a strong Lorain Catholic team. The Bucks played even with them for the first two quarters, but couldn’t contain them the second half. Buckeye lost the game 55-43. Jerry Coleman was selected for the first team, as Bill Ross received second team honors and Dennis Lenarth was honorable mention. JV’s Set Two Records Jerry has the ball again! Tim Keller attempts to get the ball tor Buckeye. Coach Leget’s JV team finished the season 17-1 and scored over 1,000 points. Their only loss came against Keystone, but the junior Bucks got revenge by beating the Wildcats easily at home. This year also marks the third straight year that Buckeye JV team has won the conference title. Front: B. Peters, J. Medley: Back: T. Newsome, P. Schumacher, K. Wurstle, M. Wurstle, C. Piovarchy, J. Morlock, T. Beck. J. Petrisin, C. Dieter. 66 Frosh Team Takes Conference Front: J. Thorton, D. Nolan, J. Brackney, D. Tibbits, M. Hawley. Back: R. Mull, S. Roberts, B. Bihn, T. Haury, S. Miller, H. John- son, D. Howard. The frosh basketball team had a 16-1 season record. Their one loss was to Keystone. They beat that same team by more than 20 points on home court. The freshmen went to the Columbia tournament where they took first place. This is the second year in a row that a Buckeye team has come away with a Cham- pionship trophy. 67 Larry Mull puts forth his best effort. 69 Way To Go Seniors! What’s wrong Doug? Jerry is displaying one of his many skills. Dennis Lenarth easily clears the bar. Larry takes those hurdles easily. Mark Neitenbach usually takes first in high hurdles. Our Bucks Are Better Than The Rest Reflecting 73! A Great Year 1973 Baseball Team First row: Richard Urbansky, Terry Coach Kramer, Dan Daugherty, Tom Kruse, Reynolds, Kerry Cullin, Mike Culp, Ken Scott Yuhas, Bill Ross, Tom Keller, Tim Burns. Doug Miller, Tom Hayden. Row two: Hayden. This Team Is In The Lead The 1973 Baseball team was conference champ and deserves a lot of credit. 75 76 Jim Frisk prepares to putt. When Coach Everhart speaks, people listen! Golf Team Does Great—Again 77 UNDERCLASSMEN 79 Freshmen Climb Ladder To Success One’s Freshman year in high school is always exciting. Everything seems bigger than at the junior high! The halls are wider, the rooms are bigger, the seniors are taller, and the text books are fatter. Yet each freshman feels that he has grown by taking that step to a larger school; and by participating in the life of that school, he will continue to grow. While still caught up in the excitement of a new school, the freshmen add many new ideas and ways to the ones already established at Buckeye. Denise Adams Mike Adkins Darrell Arthur James Asad Leading the Freshmen Class are: President, J. Brackney; Vice President, M. Hawley; Treasurer, D. Tibbits; Secretary, A. Hawley. Cynthia Barandi Arthur Barco Allen Bass Mitchell Bell Gregory Berger Carol Beriswell Veronica Bessmer Robert Bihn David Borling Jeffrey Bowen Jeff Brackney Jeff Bradford Delbert Brown Elsie Bryant Ernestine Bryant Joyce Butcher Charles Burdette Elizabeth Calta 80 Class Of 76 Add New Way Of Life Julie Campanalie Shelly Cecil Peggy Clay Gerald Clevenger Cheryl Cline David Coger John Creamer Lola Cress Jeffrey Christ Shirley Cristell Nancy Culp Sharon Dangelo Charlene Daugstrup Becky Davis Denise Demczyk Veronica Dessoffy Gregory Derifield Stephen Dillon Christian Dumperth Becky Emmons Lucia Fabriz Peggy Ferguson Nancy Ferrier Pat Filous Dawn Fisher Andrea Fix Carol Foote Amy Fuller Cathleen Gabele Dianna Gajoch David Garver Theresa Gehring Loretta Gifford Roger Goodwin James Gorgan Jean Greisheimer Jeanne Harris Darla Haumesser Timothy Haury Debra Hawk Howard Hawk Margaret Hawk Freshmen Learn Meaning Of Buck Spiri Ann Hawley Mike Hawley Jerry Heyden Donald Hendrickson Vickie Henry Diane Hicks Thomas Hoffmaster Larry Holmes Tammy Hopkins Mary Houghtaling Cheryl Howard Darrell Howard Anita Janzen Janice Jaquays Creties Jenkins Harold Johnson Jerome Johnson Mark Johnson Rita Jones Susan Keaton William Kidd Lynn Kimble Penny Kosa Kimberly Kovacek Karen Kratzer Kenneth Law Kathleen Lawrence Kathy Letmer Dianne Malek Timothy McDivitt Terrance McWilliams Beverly Medley Scott Miller Rick Miller Jim Morlock Molly Moss Robert Mull Barbara Muntz William Muntz Deena Myers Karen Myers Bryan Neitenbach 82 Freshmen Class Adds New Ideals Laura Neumeyer Elizabeth Newbrough Kavid Nolan Marion Ostheim David Palmer Michael Patrick Robert Patrick Heidi Parfitt Mildred Paul Patricia Perion Sherry Price Kathy Profitt Theresa Provateare Kim Reisher Shannon Reuch Ronald Reuch Dan Rice Michael Rice Bruce Ring Joyce Riffel Tammy Rjitter Scott Roberts Burns Rowland Keith Rush Leah Samples Charlene Sauer Donald Schindler Andrew Schneider Cynthia Schultz Cynthia Schumacher Lyle Sharratt Kim Shaw Diane Siburt Barbara Simpson James Smay David Smith Linda Synder Roy Southers George Stamper Dale Stanek David Stanley Rick Stanley 83 Freshmen Class Biggest Ever At Buckeye Matt Steele Kimberly Stout Eugene Strehl Connie Sturgill Keith Smith Kim Sutherland Joseph Tako Dale Tibbits Jon Thornton Terry Tighe Cassandra Toth Rebecca Traffis Robert Turk Patricia Turpish Darlene Valentine Connie Van Nostram Gary Wagner Michael Wagner Leathie Waller James Walter Lora Walter Charles Walton Mary Weigel Athony Wild Sam Wiitheiss Cynthia Wolke Eric Wood Carolyn Woodhall Peter Wotowiec Left: Sue wonders what to do next. Right: Gene enjoys another ex- citing day in Biology. Sophomores Learn Through Experience. Sophomores enjoy their second year at Buckeye. Although they do not enjoy the newness of Freshmen or the rank of up- perclassmen, Sophs do enjoy many privileges. In the fall, excited Sophomores ordered their symbolic class rings and received T.B. Shots. In the spring they served at the Junior-Senior Banquet. A new privilege this year for Sophomores is the honor studyhall. Altone Adkins Waiting for the arrival of their Class Rings are the Sophomore Class Officers: Pres., T. Wolff; V. Pres., J. Medley; Treas., P. Neitenbach; Sec.. M. Miller. Julie Allison David Archer Angeline Bass Robert Barco Hertistine Barkers Dennis Barrington Tony Beck Bonny Bell Barbara Berger Duane Berger Linda Beyer Christine Bihn Barbara Boyce Barbara Brant David Brintall Dennis Browand Sandy Brown Larry Brubaker Phillip Burdette Debbie Carver Lynn Charvot Michelle Chester David Cleveland Peggy Cristell 86 Sophs Make Their Ideas Known In Clubs Roy Cunningham Jennie Daugherty Edward Davis Charles Dieter Ruth Ann Dina Gary Diosy Patricia Dushenke Chris Eisenmann Leroy Elswick William Faluski Keith Fearer Nancy Ferguson Diane Ferry Jeff Fisher John Frisk Joseph Grayshaw Robert Green Denise Green Joni Grieve Mary Hahn Dennis Haumesser Dan Hawk Rebecca Hawk Jackie Hellmers Richard Hicks Drew Hornak Sandra Holda Cheryl Houston Barbara Howard Richard Hubley Janet Huttinger Susan Huttinger Bruce Jefferys Karen Jefferys Donald Johnson Lora Johnson Pamela Johnson Carl Jones Robert Jones Michael Kanzeg Bryan Keaton James Kercsmar 87 Class Of Shirley Kidd Darlene Kisner Patty Knipl Deborah Kovach Joseph Kozak Phillip Krieger Clifford Lavy Kenneth Lawrence Fred Letner James Long Richard Mallasch Karen Mastney Gregory Minick Karen Moehle James Mohler John Mohler Kim Mohler James Morlock Douglas Munyon Jean Muntz Laurel Neibert Phillip Nientenbach Dan Nerad Timothy Newsome Ronald Oney Roland Ostheim Gayle Otterbacher Jeffrey Paden Sarah Patrick Terry Patrick 75 Gains Academic Recognition Diana Maynard Charles McCollum Denise McSwain John Medley Barbara Mellert Richard Metzger Vickie Metzger John Migchelbrink Margaret Migchelbrink Bettina Miller Herman Miller Melanee Miller ■ Sophs Have Buck Fever Elizabeth Paul Bill Peters Doretta Pendleton John Petrisin Christopher Piovarchy Teresa Porter Richard Pritt Gregg Rackow Trenna Rankin James Ramsey George Ribar Donald Ribbeck Jerry Rinehart Brenda Rising Ronald Rising Deborah Roach Mark Roberts Sheila Robinson Deborah Rollins Renee Ross Brenda Schaefer Pamela Schaefer Edward Schneider Paul Schumacher Stephen Schurdell Cindy Siburt Randall Silk Melodye Smay Gretchen Smith Stella Socha Robert Starr Randall Striker Ronald Striker Joseph Strehl Terry Taylor Jeffrey Tinney Kim Thomas Michelle Torok Scott Traffis Joseph Traylinek Vivian Triplett Carol Tritt 89 Sophomores Know “Where It’s At” Mary Ulmer Dale Vasel John Vetomskie Debbie Vizer Debra Vormelker Donald Waller William Walter Terry Ware Deborah Weinbroer Dona Weinbroer James Williams Richard Winkler Brenda Winland Theodore Wolff Kurt Wurstle Mark Wurstle William Wynne Joannie Young Cindy Yost Valerie Yost Scott Yuhas Above: Joanie shows Buck Fever. Above Right: Jenni enjoys La Fiesta de Valentine. Lower Right: Geometry has its serious moments. 90 Juniors Tie Up Loose Ends Junior class officers are Beverly Moehle. Vice President; Don Leonard. President; Sue Evin, Secretary; and Amy Weinbrenner, Treasurer. The class of 74 successfully fulfilled its role of fanatic fund-raiser. In preparation for the prom, they sold magazines and candy and had a paper drive. These ac- tivities helped make possible the 1973 prom, Alice In Wonderland.” Eagerly anticipating the completion of the new school, they were able to sign up for courses never before available at Buckeye. They anxiously await their turn to become seniors and the first class to graduate from the new Buckeye High School. Jeff Andrukat Gary Arthur Dennis Balliet Attila Barandi Paul Barco Dan Bargar Kathleen Barlow Daniel Bauer Carol Beat Alan Beshire Margaret Bihn Diana Bowen Pamela Brown Paula Brown Sherri Brubaker Laura Brysacz John Burmeister Kenneth Burns Mark Burton Kimberly Carver Robert Casper Curtis Cook 91 Robert Cress Tony Crist David Crumpler Kerry Cullin Michael Culp Philip Cummings William Dessoffy Harold Deveriks Kathleen Dillon Thomas Dunkle Floyd Echle Sue Evin Juniors At The Prom James Foecking Susan Foote Carl Ford Deborah Garver Mark Gorze Linda Hall David Hasel Marlene Haring Debbie Hawley Thomas Hayden Glenn Helton Greg Henry Robert Henry Russell Hiatt Donald Hopkins Donna Hopkins Richard Hopkins Peter Houghtaling Shelia Hutchens Joan Huttinger Mark Jacquays Doris Johnson Scott Johnson Dan Kanzeg 92 Thomas Keller Timothy Keller Terre Kiene Patricia Kiesel Dean Kimble David Kohler Sue Kovacs Mark Kraly Bernadine Krieger Lori Krueger Tom Kruse Dennis Lapina my Lehr Don Leonard iames Lipowski James Malek Stephen Manchak Susanna Manchak Feel Like Alice In Wonderland Cheryl Marvin Shelia McCray Nancy Metzger Beverly Moehle Kevin Moran Robert Moscol Donald Muntz Mary Neumeyer Debbie Newman Trudy Nickel Shawn Parfitt George Paul Joyce Porter Carolyn Price Virgil Pritt William Rankin Debra Radley David Rea David Regetz Thomas Reusch Ann Rice Gay Ring James Ritter Pamela Robinson Dianne Rupnow Maysel Samples Frank Sandor Paul Schaefer Debra Scherler Raymond Schmidt 93 And Another Generation Comes David Schultz Susan Shaw Dwight Simpson David Smith Steve Snider Phyllis Stoskopf Tim Stopke Cindy Swingle Mark Szakacs Gary Tanner Stephanie Tanner James Tighe Terry Trill Myron Ulmer Steve Union Richard Urbansky Linda Valentine David Vasel William Victor Donald Vizer Bryan Wade Victoria Weber Gary Weigel Dianne Weiss Keith Wetmore Amy Weinbrenner Karen Wohlschlager Karen Woodhall Robert Yost Jerry Young 94 Richard Young Terry Young James Zacharias Debbie, don't you know how to button your own coat? Silly, Sexy Sassy, And More We’re The Class Of ’74 What you see is not necessarily what you get. This little pig did not cry wee-wee-wee. all the way home. 95 Buckeye’s Last Year As A High School Buckeye High Schoo A Time To Remember John Snyder INTO MY OWN One of my wishes is that those dark trees. So old and firm they scarely show the breeze. Were not. as twere. the merest mask of gloom. But stretched away unto the edge of doom. I should not be withheld but that some day Into their vastness I should steal away. Fearless of ever finding open land. Or highway where the slow wheel pours the sand. I would not see why I should e re turn back, Or those should not set forth upon my track To overtake me. who should miss me here And long to know if still I held them dear. They would not find me changed from him they knew. Only more sure of all I thought was true. FROST John Snyder will never be silent in the memories of his family and his many friends at Buckeye High. John was a very active member of the stu- dent body. John was on the varsity wrestling team, varsity track team, lettermen club, and was a student in the class of 1974. We shall never forget John. We will not allow the sands of time to erase the mark John left at Buckeye High School. 97 98 lOO SENIORS 101 Seniors Peek Out At A Brighter Future Never again will a class of seniors graduate from the original Buckeye High School. The class of 73 was proud, and yet somehow sad to leave its mark on the old school. During their last year, the students in the graduating class experienced the module system and the benefits and problems it produced. They overcame obstacles which often characterize a senior year: the toil of government class and income taxes, putting up with the underclassmen and crowded halls, losing the Battle Cry to the freshmen at a pep rally, leaving the place that’s been part of their daily lives for the past four years. The seniors took on Buckeye at full force, relishing the ups and coping with the downs. Now that they’ve left it behind, let us hope that the “old Buckeye will remain in their minds and hearts forever. Senior class officers are. top to bottom. Bill Ross. President: Peggy Miller, Secretary; Donna Muntz, Treasurer; and Tom Mohler, Vice- President. 102 JOHN THOMAS BAUER PEGGY LYN BELL JEFFREY EDWARD BERGER LINDA JEAN BERISWILL Leaving Their Problems Behind CHARLES EMERSON BRACKNEY JEAN LYN BRINTNALL SHERRY LYN BROADSWORD ROGER CLYDE BROWN DEBRA ANN BUTCHER SUSAN KAYE CASPER DELBERT CLAYTON CHAPMAN JERRY COLEMAN 103 Yearning And Learning JAMES DONALD CROCKER RUTH EDITH CUNNINGHAM FRANK DEMCZYK DANIEL ERVIN DAUGHERTY WILLIAM W.DIESCH JAMES LEWIS DIETER 104 GREG ALAN CURTIN MELVIN RAY DALEY I’m not laughing at you. DEBRA MARIE DILWORTH KATHERINE LAVERNE DOBSON TED ALLEN ELSWICK CYNTHIA L. FEARER EARL FULLER WILLIAM LEE FULLER Caring And Sharing BECKY LYN FEUCHTER BONNY LOU FEUCHTER JAMES M. FRISK DENNIS VERNON FROMBAUGH 105 An Adult In The World Of Youth HAROLD ANDREW GIFT EDWARD CHARLES GRABENSTETTER JOHN GAJOCH REBECCA RUTH GARVIN MARY M. GRAYSHAW JOSEPH EARL HAIR DONALD R. HAWK TIMOTHY LEE HAYDEN DIANNE LYNN HELLMERS WILMA JEAN HESS EUGENE NORMAN HINMAN DENNIS LEROY HOERT A Youth In The World Of Adults Senior honor studyhall students engrossed in concentration. LINDA LEE HOLDA ANNE MARIE HOUGHTALING JEANETTE LYNNE HOUSTON ROBERTA LEIGH HUBLER 107 ROBERT STANLEY HUTCHENS MICHAEL ROBERT HUTTINGER DOUGLAS FRANKLIN ISEMAN LINDA SUE JEFFREYS Catching Up With Tomorrow RICHARD GLEN JOHNSON KEITH JAMES KASH I wish . . . DEBRA ANN KEATON MICHAELE LOUISE KENEALY WILLIAM JEFFREY KERR ALAN DALE KIMBLE LINDA DAWN KISNER KATHY JOELLEN KRAMER DAVID N. LAWRENCE STEVEN JOHN LEHR 108 DENNIS LEE LENARTH CAROLYN JANE LEONARD CAROL LYDIA MALLASCH KATHLEEN LOUISE MARINGER THOMAS JAMES MATHEWS LINDA DARLENE McGLOCKLIN WAYNE LEWIS McKIM BRENDA GAIL MILLER Joyous And Free Is The Class Of ’73 109 THOMAS CLARK MOHLER LARRY ALVIN MULL DONNA JO MUNTZ MARK A. NEITENBACH Learn From Yesterday PAMELA JEAN NOLAN MICHAEL RAY OKEY DALE ANTHONY PALMER JOSEPH JEFFREY PAUL Live For Today DOUGLAS PRICE VIOLA JEAN PRICE ROBERT ALANREUSCH TERRY LEE REYNOLDS 110 LINDA MARIE RICE TERESA L. RIFFEL Dream For Tomorrow CHARLOTTE ELAINE ROWLAND NANCY JEAN RUPNOW KRISTI CAROL SANDMANN MARK ALAN SAYRE 111 Donna Muntz is filled with Senior spirit. Seeking Future Fulfillment KRISTINE LYNN SCHAEFER TIMOTHY EUGENE SCHAEFER Junior. Dave Rea. challenges the strength JAMES ALAN SCHNEIDER WILLIAM FREDERICK SCHNEIDER DEBORAH LYNN SCHUMACHER GEORGE WILLIAM SCHWARTZ LINDA MARIE SHEFFIELD SCOTT WILLIAM SHELTON HOLLY ANN SILK PAUL DAVID SNYDER 112 The Last Happy Seniors Of The Old BHS HOPE MARIE TANNER PAUL RICHARD STAFINSKI SHERRIE MAE STANCO of Senior, Paul Stafinski. IRENE BARBARA THOMAS PAMELA LYNN THOMPSON ROSEMARYTOROK JOHN EUGENE TUCZYNSKI THOMAS CHARLES TURPISH MARYANNA VAJDIK JEANNE MARIE VASEL LEANNE ELLEN VETOMSKIE 113 WARREN CARL WALTER CYNTHIA LYNNE WEBER DEAN T. WEINBROER DAVID WAYNE WHITMYER JEFFREY JAY WOLFF KENNETH HAROLD WOLFF CYNTHIA FAYE WORTHINGTON RICHARD HARVEY WUEBKER Communication And Concentration Camera Shy TERRY CRISTELL JILL DeCLEMENTE DEBBIE ELECK TONY HALL GENE KIRTON MARTHA LINGRUEN GEORGE LONG REBECCA MANCHAK DENNIS MICHAELS KEITH MILLER ROBERT MITCHELL SUSAN NETZEL PHILIP YOUNG MARY MARGARET WYNNE DONALD ALAN ZIEGLER 115 Senior Activities KARENE ADKINS Y-Teens 2; F.H.A. 3.4; D.C.T. 4 (Vice President); V.K.C.A. (Reporter). MARY ANDREWS JENNIFER TEE ASAD Choir 1 (Girls' Ensemble 1; Girls' Glee 1); Band 1.2.3,4; Majorette 1.2.3.4 (Head Majorette 2,3.4); F.T.A. 2.3.4; Band Librarian 4; Dramatics 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2,3.4 (Vice Presi- dent 4); G.A.A. 2,3.4; Spectrum 2.3.4 (Typist 4); A.V.A. 4; Librarian Assistant 4; Office Help 4; N.H.S. 4. JAMES BAGLEY BONNIE JEAN BARLOW JANET KAY BARTH Latin Club 1.2.3,4; (Vice President 4); Spectrum 1.2.3.4 (Jr. Editor 3; Editor 4); Dramatics 1; G.A.A. 1.2,3; Choir 1.2,3,4 (Girls' Glee 1,2.3.4; Girls' Ensemble 1.2,4; Mixed Ensemble 2); Annual Staff 1,2,3 (Copy Editor 2; Ad Editor 3; Business Manager 4); Ad Sales Staff 2,3.4; Y-Teens 2.3.4 (Treasurer 3; President 4); F.T.A. 2,3,- 4; N.H.S. 3.4; Varsity Football Statistician 4; South Dakota Field Trip 4. JOHN THOMAS BAUER F.F.A. 1.2,3.4 (Sentinel 3; President 4.) PEGGY LYN BELL Latin Club 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4; Dramatics 3.4; Powderpuff Football Team 3,4; N.H.S. 4. JEFFREY BERGER LINDA JEAN BERISWILL Choir 2,3,4 (Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4); G.A.A. 1,- 3.4; Y-Teens 1; Dramatics 1.2.3,4; F.T.A. 2.3.4; F.H.A. 2.3.4; Office Help 2.3.4; A.V.A. 3. CHARLES BRACKNEY JEAN LYN BRINTNALL Cheerleader 1,2,3.4; Student Council 1.2,3,- 4; (Secretary 3; President 4); Choir 1,2.3.4 (Vice President 4; Girls' Glee 1.2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3.4); G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; General Business Top Scholar 1; Mixed Ensemble 2; Spectrum 3.4 (Typist 3.4; Publications Manager 4); N.H.S. 3.4; Ad Sales Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Voice of Democracy Contest 5th 3. SHERRY LYN BROADSWORD F.F.A. 1.2.3,4 (Secretary 4); Pep Club 1; Choir 1,2,3 (Girls' Glee 1,2.3); Wrestlerette 2. ROGER BROWN DEBRA ANN BUTCHER Pep Club 1; Spectrum 1; Latin Club 1.2,3; G.A.A. 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2.3.4; Y-Teens 2,3.4; Varsity Football Statistician 4; Office Help 4. SUSAN KAYE CASPER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer 4); F.H.A. 1,2,3.4 (Parliamentarian 3); Baseball Statistician 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; F.T.A. 2,- 3.4; F.F.A. 3.4 (Parliamentary Procedure Team 3); Varsity Football Statistician 3.4; Library Assistant 3; Powderpuff Football 3.4; Dramatics 4. DELBERT CLAYTON CHAPMAN Spanish Club 1,2; Chess Club 1,- 2.3.4 (Reserve Team 2; Varsity Team 3.4; Vice President 4); Aeronautics 1.2,3.4; Top Scholar Spanish I; Quiz Bee Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; A.V.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 3.4; Dramatics 3,4. JERRY COLEMAN Football 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4 (Captain 4); Track 1.2.3.4; French Club 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Student of the Month 2; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Spanish Club 3.4; Letterman 3,4; F.T.A. 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Annual Staff (Sports Editor); Ad Sales Staff 4. JAMES DONALD CROCKER Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1.2,3.4; (Dairy Judging 1); Choir 1,2,3,4 (Boys’ Glee 1.2.3.4); Letterman 3.4. RUTH EDITH CUNNINGHAM Latin Club 1.2; G.A.A. 1,2.3; Powder- puff Football Team 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 (Reporter 4); Spectrum 1,2,3.4; Parliamentary Procedure 2,3,4; Public Speaking 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2.3; An- nual Staff 3.4 (Copy Writer 3; Sales Manager 4); Ad Sales Staff 3.4; Voice of Democracy Contest 3rd 4. GREG CURTAIN DANIEL DAUGHERTY JILL DeCLEMENTE FRANK DEMCZYK WILLIAM W. DIESCH Spanish Club 1; A.V.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1.2,3.4; Letterman 2,3.4; Dramatics 3.4; Varsity Cross-Country 4. JAMES DIETER DEBRA MARIE DILWORTH Choir 2,3,4 (Girls’ Glee 1.2,3,4); Spanish Club 1.2,3,4 (President 4); Vice President of Class 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; General Business Top Scholar 2; Student Council 3.4 (Secretary 4); Dramatics 3.4; Spectrum 4; N.H.S. 4. KATHERINE LaVERNE DOBSON Spanish 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2; Spanish II Top Scholar 2; Girls' Glee 2. DEBBIE ELECK TED ELSWICK 116 CINDY FEARER ED FERGUSON Basketball 1; Chess Club 1. ROBERT ALLEN FERRY Band 1.2,3.4 (Stage Band 2.4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Band Manager 4); Football 1; Basketball 1; Letterman 1; N.J.H.S. 1; Aeronautics 2.3.4; Lab Assistant 3,4; Buckeye Field Studies. MARY GRAYSHAW JOE HAIR TONY HALL DONALD HAWK TIMOTHY LEE HAYDEN French Club 1.2.3.4; Chess Club 1.2.3.4 (Secretary 4; Chess Team 3,4); Football 1; Aeronautics 2,3; Quiz Bee Club 2.3; Basketball 2.3; Baseball 2,3,4; Spectrum 2,3.4 (Sports Editor 4); Hi-Y 3; Library Club 3.4; Latin Club 3.4; A.V.A. 3.4; Letter- man 3,4; F.T.A. 3.4; Top Scholar Chemistry 3; Earth Science Lab Assistant 3; Dramatics 4; Annual Staff 4 (Faculty-Ad Editor); Ad Sales Staff 4. DIANE LYNN HELLMERS G.A.A. 1,2.3.4; Gymnastics 1.2; Pep Club 1.2; Girls' Baseball 1.2; Girls' Basketball 1.2; Girls' Football 1,2; Girls’ Volleyball 1.2; Girls' Track 1,2,4; Girls' Field Hockey; Y-Teens 3.4; Dramatics 3.4; F.H.A 4. WILMA JEAN HESS G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1.2; Spanish Club 2. EUGENE NORMAN HINMAN Assistant to Custodian 1.2.3.4. DENNIS LEROY HOERT Latin Club 1,2,3.4; Aeronautics 1,2.3; Foot- ball 1; Basketball Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2; Letterman 3,4; Ad Sales Staff 3.4; Darkroom Staff 3.4. LINDA LEE HOLDA Dramatics 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1; Spectrum 1,2; F.H.A. 2,3,4 (Historian 4); F.T.A. 2,3; Office Help 4. ANNE MARIE HOUGHTALING Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Top Scholar General Math 1; Top Scholar General Science 1; Dramatics 2.3; Y-Teens 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4 (Secretary 4); F.H.A. 2,3; Latin Club 2.3.4; Powderpuff Football 3.4; Football Statistician 3.4. JEANETTE LYNNE HOUSTON Choir 1.2,3.4 (Girls' Glee 1,2,3); G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1.2,3; Spectrum 1,2,3,4 (Feature Editor 4); Spanish Club 1,2; Dramatics 1.2.3.4 (Historian 3; President 4); F.T.A. 2.3; N.H.S. 3.4; Powderpuff Football 4. ROBERTA LEIGH HUBLER G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Band 1,2.3.4 (Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2); Pep Club 2; Spectrum 2; Library Club 2. ROBERT HUTCHENS MICHAEL ROBERT HUTTINGER Football 1,2,3,4; Aeronautics 1,2,3 (President 2,3); Latin Club 1.2,3,4; N.H.S. Scholarship Award 1.2; Top Scholar Latin 1,11, III, 1.2,3; Top Scholar English C. P. 1.2,3; Top Scholar Earth Science 2; Student Council 2,3,4; (Vice President 4); Letterman 2,3,4 (Secretary 4); N.H.S. 3,4; Top Scholar American History 3; Ad Sales Staff 3,4. DOUGLAS FRANKLIN ISEMAN Football 1; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; A.V.A. 1.2.- 3,4; Library Club 1.2.3.4 (President 3); Chess Club 1.2,3.4; Choir 1,2,- 3,4 (Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4); Spanish Club 2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3.4. LINDA SUE JEFFREYS F.N.A. 1.2; Pep Club 1.2; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Library Club 2.3.4 (Vice President 4); Quiz Bee 2; Latin Club 2,3.4; Dramatics 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Top Scholar Art II 3; Annual Staff 4 (Assistant Ad Editor); Ad Sales Staff 4. RICHARD GLEN JOHNSON Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Chess Club 1.2; A.V.A. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Aviation 1; French Club 2; Letterman 3,4; Student Council 3.4 (Parliamentarian 4); Hi-Y 3.4; F.T.A. 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Spectrum 4. KEITH JAMES KASH Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; French Club 2.3.4; Aeronautics 2.3.4 (Vice President 4); F.T.A. 3.4. DEBRA ANN KEATON F.H.A. Bowling Team 2,3 (Secretary 2,3); F. H. 2,3,4 (Historian 3); Dramatics 2.3; F.T.A. 2,3,4. MICHELE LOUISE KENEALY Dramatics 1.2,3.4 (Treasurer 4); G. A.A. 1.4; Y-Teens 1; F.H.A. 2,3.4 (Recreation Advisor 4); F.T.A. 2,3; Top Scholar Home Economics 11,111 2,3. WILLIAM JEFFREY KERR French Club 1.2,3,4 (Vice President 3; President 4); Band 1.2,3.4 (Pep Band 4; Stage Band 4); Top Scholar French II 2; JV Basketball Manager 2; Aeronautics 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Library Club 3,4; South Dakota Field Trip 3; Guide for Graduation 3; Academic Challenge Team 4. ALAN KIMBLE GENE KIRTON LINDA DAWN KISNER Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Choir 4 (Girls' Glee 3.4); Y-Teens 3,4; Dramatics 4. KATHY JOELLEN KRAMER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4 (Pep Band 1.2,3.4); Pep Club 1; F.T.A. 2.3.4; Spectrum 2.3.4. DAVID LAWRENCE STEVE LEHR DENNIS LEE LENARTH Football 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3.4; Aeronautics 1.2; Industrial Arts Club 1.2.3.4; Top Scholar Industrial Arts I 1; Student Council 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Top Scholar General English 3. CAROLYN JANE LEONARD Band 1.2,3,4 (President 4); Spanish Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3 (Treasurer 3); Top Scholar Typing I 2; Top Scholar Typing II 3; Majorette 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Spectrum 3.4 (Typist 3,4); Homecoming Court 4; Powderpuff Football 4. MARTHA LINGRUEN GEORGE LONG CAROL LYDIA MALLASCH F.H.A. 1; French Club 2.3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Dramatics 2.3.4; Latin Club 3; Wrestlerette 3.4 (Captain 4); Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 4. REBECCAH MANCHAK KATHLEEN LOUISE MARINGER Girls Glee 1.2; French Club 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4 (Secretary 3.4); Spectrum Staff 2,3,4; Baseball Statisti- cian 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Office Help 3,4; Ad Sales Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 (Typist); Homecoming Court 4. THOMAS MATHEWS LINDA McGLOCKLIN WAYNE LEWIS McKIM F.F.A. 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1; Band 1.2,3.4. DENNIS MICHAELS BRENDA GAIL MILLER G.A.A. 2.3; Spectrum 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Dramatics 3. DOUGLAS MILLER KEITH MILLER PEGGY LYNNE MILLER G.A.A. 1.2,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 1; Spectrum 1,2,3 (Typist 3); Spanish Club 1.2; Dramatics 1.2,3.4 (Vice President 3.4); Cheerleader 1; Choir 2,3.4 (Girls' Glee 2,3.4); Class Secretary 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4 (President 3,4); Powderpuff Football 3.4; Homecoming Court 4; Ad Sales Staff 4. 117 ROBERT MITCHELL THOMAS CLARK MOHLER F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3,4 (Pep Band 1.2,3.4; Stage Band 2); Choir 1.2.3.4 (President 4; Student Director 4; Boys’ Glee 1.2.3.4; President 4); Class Vice President 2,3.4; South Dakota Field Trip 3. LARRY MULL DONNA JO MUNTZ Class Treasurer 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1.2 (Treasurer 2); Cheerleader 1,2,3.4 (Captain 1; Captain 4); Choir 1,2,- 3.4 (Secretary 4; Girls’ Glee 1.2.3.4; Girls' Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Treasurer 2); F.F.A. Junior Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Spec- trum 4; Ad Sales Staff 4; Powderpuff Football 4. MARK A. NEITENBACH Football 2,3,4 (Manager 1); Track 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1.2; A.V.A. 2,3,4; Letterman 3.4; Dramatics Club 3.4. SUZANNE NETZEL PAMELA JEAN NOLAN Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 (Sports Manager 3; President 4); Girls’ Glee 1; Football Statistician 1.2.3.4 (Head 3,4); Library Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer 3); F.H.A. 2.3.4 (Secretary 4); F.N.A. 2,- 3.4 (Secretary 3.4); Spectrum 2,4; Track Statistician 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Library Assistant 3; Powderpuff Football 3.4; Office Help 4; Ad Sales Staff 4; Y-Teens 4; Dramatics 4. MICHAEL OKEY DALE PALMER JEFFREY PAUL DOUGLAS PRICE Wrestling 2,3; Dramatics 1; O.W.E. 3.4; Choir 1,2 (Boys’ Glee 1,2); Spectrum 2; HI-Y 2. VIOLA PRICE F.N.A. 1.2,3 (Treasurer 3); F.H.A. 1.2,3; Y-Teens 3; O.W.E. 3.4; V.I.C.A. 3.4. ROBERT REUSCH TERRY REYNOLDS LINDA RICE F.H.A. 1.2.3; Y-Teens 1; G.A.A. 3.4; A.V.A. 4; Library Club 4. TERESA RIFFEL DENA LYNN RISING G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; French Club 3.4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM GEORGE ROSS Latin Club 1,2.3.4 (President 3.4); Foot- ball 1.2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4); Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Stu- dent Council 1; Hi-Y 2.3; Letterman 2.3.4; Class President 2,3.4; N.H.S. 2.3.4; Alt. Buckeye Boys’ State; F.T.A. 3.4; Ad Sales Staff 3,4. CHARLOTTE ELAINE ROWLAND F.H.A. 1.2.3.4 (Treasurer 2); Top Scholar Home Ec 11; F.T.A. 2.3.4; Office Help 2,3; Top Scholar Typing I 3; Annual Staff 3.4 (Proofreader 3; Class Editor 4); Ad Sales Staff 3.4; N.H.S. 4. NANCY RUPNOW KRISTI CAROL SANDMANN Choir 1,2.3.4 (Treasurer 4; Girls’ Glee 1.2.3.4; Mixed Ensemble 4); Class Secretary 1; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1; Dramatics 2,3.4; F.T.A. 2,3,4 (Vice President 4); Latin Club 2; Spectrum 2,3.4; Voice of Democracy Contest 2nd 3. MARK SAYRE KRIS SCHAEFER Choir 1,2.3,4 (Girls’ Glee 1.2,3,4); Y-Teens 1; G.A.A. 1.2; Dramatics 1.2,3.4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; A.V.A. 3. TIMOTHY EUGENE SCHAEFER Football 1.2.3.4 (Co-Captain 1.2); Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.3,4; A.V.A. 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer 3; Presi- dent 4); Hi-Y 1.2.3 (Vice President 3); French Club 2,3,4; Letterman 2.3.4 (Vice President 4); Library Club 4; Spectrum 4 (Sports Editor); Ad Sales Staff 4; N.H.S. 4. JAMES SCHNEIDER WILLIAM SCHNEIDER DEBORAH LYNN SCHUMACHER Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Y-Teens 1,2; Spectrum 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3.4; Office Help 2,3.4; Girls’ Glee 2; Dramatics Club 2; Powderpuff Football 3.4; Top Scholar French I 3. GEORGE SCHWARTZ LINDA MARIE SHEFFIELD Choir 1.2.3.4 (Girls' Glee 1.2,3.4; Ac- companist for Girls’ Glee 2; County Music Contest 1.2,3.4:; Pep Club 1; Ad Sales Staff 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2.3.4; G.A.A. 2.3; Y-Teens 2; Latin Club 2.3.4 (Secretary 3); Annual Staff 2,3.4 (Copy Editor 2; Typist 3; Editor 4); Voice of Democracy Contest 3; Spectrum 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4 (Treasurer 4); Powderpuff Football 4; Homecoming Court 4. SCOTT WILLIAM SHELTON Football 1.2.3.4 (Co-Captain 4); Basketball 1; Choir 1,2,3,4 (Mixed Ensemble 2; Boys' Ensemble 3,4; Boys’ Glee 1.2,3.4; Vice President Boys' Glee 3); Track 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; F. T.A. 2,3,4 (President 4); French Club 2; Letterman 2,3,4; A.V.A. 3,4 (Secretary 4); Spectrum 3; Top Scholar World Geography 3; Ad Sales 4; Wrestling 4. HOLLY ANN SILK French Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2.3.4; Dramatics 3.4; Annual Staff 3 (Proofreader 3); G.A.A. 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Ad Sales Staff 3; Powderpuff Football 4. PAUL SNYDER PAUL STAFINSKI SHERRIE MAE STANCO F.N.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1; Spectrum 2,3,4; Office Help 3; Powderpuff Football 4. HOPE MARIE TANNER Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1 2,3.4 (Reporter 2; Secretary 3); D.C.T. 4; V.I.C.A. 4. IRENE THOMAS F.N.A. 1,2,3 (President 3); F.H.A. 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; V.I.C.A. 3.4; O.W.E. 3.4 (Treasurer 3,4); Spectrum 2.3. PAMELA LYNN THOMPSON F.H.A. 1,2,3.4 (Treasurer 3; President 4); Dramatics 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Spanish 2; Annual Staff 4; Ad Sales Staff 4; G.A.A. 4. ROSEMARY TOROK French Club 1.2; F.H.A. 1; Spectrum 1.2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Dramatics 3.4; Office Help 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Ad Sales Staff 4. JOHN TUCZYNSKI THOMAS CHARLES TURPISH Latin Club 1,2,3,4; A.V.A. 1.2,3.4; Aeronautics 1.2; Spanish 3.4; Shop Club 3,4; Top Scholar in In- dustrial Arts II 4. MARY VAJDIK Cheerleader 1,3,4; Choir 2,3,4 (Girls’ Glee 1.2,3.4); G. A.A. 1.2; Y-Teens 1; F.F.A. Attendent 1; Dramatics 1,2,3.4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; A.V.A. 3; Homecoming Court 4. SHIRLEY VARNER JEANNE MARIE VASEL Student Council 1; Band 1,2,3,4 (Librarian 4); Basketball Statistician 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3.4 (Secretary 4); Annual Staff 3.4 (Copy Writer 3; Ad Editor 4); Ad Sales Staff 3,4; Spectrum 3,4 (Typist 3,4; Mimeograph Operator 4); G.A.A. 4. LEANNE VETOMSKIE LUCILLE LUANN WALDEN THOMAS WALLER WARREN WALTER Dramatics 2.3; D.C.T. 4; V.I.C.A. 4. 118 CYNTHIA LYNNE WEBER F.H.A. 1.2.3,4 F.T.A. 2.3.4; Dramatics 2.3; Office Help 2,3,4; Powderpuff Football 4; Ad Sales Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. DEAN WEINBROER DAVID WAYNE WHITMYER Chess Club 1.2,3,4; Chess Team 4; Band 1.2,3.4 (Pep Band 2.3,4). JEFFREY JAY WOLFF Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Hi-Y 1.2,3,4; Choir 1,3 (Boys' Glee 1.3); Basketball Manager 2; School Photographer 2.3.4; Aeronautics 2.3; Letterman 3,4. KENNETH HAROLD WOLFF Football 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 1.2,4; Latin Club 1.2.3.4 (Treasurer 4); Hi-Y 1,2.3 (Treasurer 3); Top Scholar in Algebra I and II 1,3; Top Scholar Biology 1; Aeronautics 2,3; Top Scholar Geometry 2; Letterman 3.4; (President 4); N.H.S. 3.4 (Vice President 4); Ad Sales Staff 3.4; Student Council 4. CYNTHIA WORTHINGTON RICHARD WUEBKER MARY MARGARET WYNNE F.H.A. 1.2; Library Club 2; Latin Club 3,4. PHILLIP YOUNG DONALD ALAN ZIEGLER Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3.4 (Pep Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 2.4); Aviation 1.2.3,4; South Dakota Field Trip 3.4; Library Club 4; N.H.S. 4. Senior Candids Even Seniors have to work, don't they, Mary? Is this a line up? The Last Class In Old B.H.S 122 FA CUL TY A DM IN IS TRA TION 123 ning season. Several years have been outstanding with exceptional athletes, trophies, and large write- ups of Buckeye's accomplishments. We knew him as a teacher and ad- visor. As a biology teacher he taught well enough that several students over the years have placed in state- wide competition on the state achievement tests. As an advisor to the Letterman Club, he initiated a practice at Buckeye which has become part of Buckeye tradition- the Lettermen’s Donut Day. We Dedicate To Mr. Mike Lewis Coach Mike Lewis We, the members of the 1973 REFLECTOR staff, are honored to be able to dedicate this yearbook to a faculty member as deserving as Mr. Lewis. We knew him as a coach. In the past five years he has talked of, actually preached of, winning through determination and dedica- tion, through sacrifice of self, in- testinal fortitude, and Buckeye Pride. The results have been tremendous. Every football and wrestling season under him has gone down in the records as a win- 124 125 Superintendent Located in the extension office, Mr. Bogard served as the Buckeye Local School District Superintendent for the 1972-1973 school year. His duties in- cluded not only the supervision of Litchfield, York, Liverpool, and Buckeye, but also the overseeing of the construction of the new high school. Even though he seldom saw the students as much as he did when he was principal, Mr. Bogard still remained openly friendly to all the pupils of Buckeye. Millard P. Bogard M. Ed. Kent State Local Superintendent 126 Organizing and making changes for the better comprised the forte of Mr. Clarico. Among his many innovations are included the expansion of the English and the Art curriculum and the institution of the modular system in the high school. Getting involved with students was a must with Mr. Clarico and it was not uncommon to see him participating in a game of volleyball or demonstrating his agility on the tram- poline. Assistant Principal Active as the student council ad- visor, the head hall monitor, and someone you could discuss your problems with, Mr. Boynar was a new and very much welcomed addi- tion to the administration of Buckeye. Always ready to help in a kind and courteous manner, Mr. Boynar was a friend to all. Don Boynar M.A. Akron University Assistant Principal ( 128 Guidance Department Conducting senior interviews, inter- preting test score data, helping students complete forms, and aiding students in making the right schedul- ing decisions, are some of the many duties of Buckeye's guidance counselors. Mrs. McCoy’s charge are the juniors and seniors primarily, and Mr. Crisafulli deals with the freshmen and sophomores, but either counselor will eagerly help you, should you need assistance. Joseph Crisafulli M. Ed. Westminister U. Guidance Counselor Beverly McCoy M. A. Akron University Guidance Counselor Office Secretaries If you should happen to need change for a buck, or an eight-cent stamp, or an envelope, or a dismissal slip, or an announcement made, or any informa- tion about where any student is during a certain module, then you’ve come to the right place. Mrs. Schaefer and Mrs. Fletcher will very pleasantly attempt to help you solve such dif- ficulties as those that may arise during the day. Office helpers, first row: L. Beriswill, S. Holda, D. Schumacher, V. Weber. M. Smay, K. Dillon, R. Torok, C. Houston Office helpers, second row: C. Weber, A. Rice, K. Maringer. J. Asad, P. Nolan. S. Brubaker, S. Samples, J. Muntz Dorothy M. Fletcher Helen M. Schaefer 130 Linda L. Beat In addition to Mr. Bogard’s office, the entension office houses the assistant to the clerk, Linda Beat. Linda is a 1972 graduate of Buckeye. Mrs. Laverne Brown is employed as the clerk of Buckeye Board of Education. Mrs. Brown operates in the trailer, also, and is the treasurer of the school board. 131 Math Department Together standing as a symbol of Buc- keye Mathematics, Mr. Kramer and Mr. Haumesser readily come to mind as representing fairness, friendliness, and of course the logic of mathematics. Many outside activities occupy the spare time of Mr. Kramer and Mr. Haumesser. Mr. Kramer is a coach and advisor of the chess club, while Mr. Haumesser was advisor of the fantastic class of '73. Mr. William J. Haumesser M. S. Kent State Algebra I, II Advanced Math Department Head Robert 0. Kramer B. S. Kent State Algebra I Geometry 132 Science Department Robert W. Leget M. Ed. Wooster Earth Science Chemistry Department Head Marlyn Myers Michael Lewis B. A. Winthrop College M. Ed. Kent State Physical Science Biology I, II Physics This year we have had a very capable group of science instructors. This year, for the first time, several ad- ditional courses were added. Now a student can choose a subject such as general science, or chance taking chemistry. Next year at the new high school, the facilities will be much more desirable, thus making science more of a challenge to the curious and industrious student. English Department Still retaining an unchanged appearance was the underclassmen’s English program. Conventional English 9 and English 10 remained at Buckeye for one last year, being taught by Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Jones, and partially by Mr. Barge. Bette Jones B.A. University of Illinois English 10 Eileen Mason B.A. Akron University English 9 and 10 134 Albert Barge B.S. Ed. Ohio State Fantasy Journalism Short Stories English 9 Barbara Higgins B.A. Malone College Speech Grammar Creative Writing Short Stories American Literature Advanced Composition Department Head English Department Margaret Campbell B.S. ED. Ohio University Classics Beginning Composition Literary Study The Novel Living English British Literature Over a dozen new courses in the English Department were added to give the juniors and seniors of Buckeye a better selection. Semester courses replaced the traditional English 11 and English 12 programs as Buckeye was its English Department transformed into a new creature. Teaching these new courses were Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Campbell, and Mr. Barge. Mrs. Campbell also was the National Honor Society’s advisor and Mr. Barge helped the Dramatics Club put on several plays as its adviser. 135 History Department William Leasure B. A. Akron University American History Andrew Burnett B. A. Morehead State World Geography World History Terry Clark B. A. Miami University American Government Current World Problems Sociology Economics Department Head 136 137 Business Department Eunice Leach B. A. Ohio University Office Practice Business English Shorthand I, II Department Head Joellen Burnett B. S. Ashland Typing I. II General Typing Sara Harbath B. A. Baldwin Wallace General Business Consumer Math Bookkeeping 138 Industrial Department Herbert H. Wurstle B. S. Fairmont State industrial Arts il. III, IV Department Head DeEstraye Schwan B. S. Ohio University Shop Math Industrial Arts I 139 Home Ec. Vo Ag Virgil Koppes M. Ed. Kent State Vo Ag. I, II. Ill, IV Judith Sutton B. S. Ohio State Home Ec. I. II. III. IV 140 141 Phys Ed. Health Leo Sparr M. Ed. Kent State Physical Education Health Anita Webb B. S. Bowling Green Physical Education Health Gail Nutter Physical Education Health 142 Music Art Frank Pasquerella M. A. Morehead State Instrumental Music Elfreda Johnson B. S. Kent State Vocal Music Mabel Hammon B. S. Kent State Art Experience Painting Drawing Applied Design Crafts Drivers Ed. Special Education Rodney Schar B. S. Ohio Univ. Driver Education Katherine Ventura B. S. Ed. Ohio Univ. Special Education 144 Library Joyce Cain B. S. Ed. Ohio Univ. Librarian Enter the library. Inside you will be among the works of the world’s greatest authors, poets, and researchers. Information, entertainment, and all forms of knowledge are before you. Inside you are greeted with a warm smile, a friendly hello, and a very polite May I help you?.” You have just met Miss Cain. Pleasantly and courteously she will help you unearth the knowledge you desire to know. Miss Cain also is the ad- visor to the AVA club and has many aides which help her with the len- ding of projectors, screens, record players, books, magazines, and many other such items. 145 Custodians Cooks Mechanic Mr. Hubler Mr. Royko Mrs. Grabenstetter Mrs. Hibler Mrs. Maxworthy Mrs. Wolff Mr. Schneider The maintenance men and our cooks should be commended on their ability to keep Buckeye shining and healthy. They show genuine Buckeye pride. A big THANK YOU! ! ! ! I ! 146 150 ADS Phone 225-5898 ... f MEDINA CAMERA AND MUSIC 110 West Washington Medina, Ohio 44256 P.O. Box 463 Phone 722-4714 BRUNSWICK PROVISION Home Freezer Retail Meats Bud Quesada 1813 Pearl Road Brunswick, Ohio 44212 COMPLIMENTS OF The Medina County Bank LODI, OHIO Offices located at Lodi, Valley City, Brunswick Member F. D. I. C. 948-1414,483-3181. 225-3181 MEDINA FARMERS EXCHANGE CO. WAYNE AUTO PARTS, INC. Complete Farm Home Center Since 1904 320 South Court Phone 722-1511 119 Bank Street Lodi, Ohio 44254 152 Factory Service Authorized Ty's Heating Cooling PHONE: 483-3888 238-2880 6484 Grafton Rd. Valley City, Ohio 153 It's like having a friend at the factory. CAL WIBLE, INC. 321 S. COURT STREET, MEDINA 722-1555 225-7702 Phone 225-3717 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION EDIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Litchfield, Ohio 44253 A 1576 MARKS RD. (CO. 22) VALLEY CITY, OHIO Apple House 225-5577 Flower House 225-4300 Cheese House 225-5577 154 ROLLY’S TRUCK SALES, INC. 750 West Smith Road, P.O. 403 - Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone: 725-4949 International Trucks Sales And Service Jack Maibach Sales Representative Residence 216 939-2714 CASE POWER EQUIPMENT 7040 Wooster Pike • Medina, Ohio 44256 216 725-8825 P.O, Box 36067 «Cleveland, Ohio 44136 216 237-3990 4435 Pearl Rd. 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SUPPLY INC. 1 Mile East of Buckeye School Phone 725-3451 6078 Wolff Road Medina, Ohio 159 AKRON WEST Truck Stop Intersection of 1-71 • 224 P.O. Box 187 Phone Seville—216-769-2066 Seville Ohio 44273 Akron—216-376-3285 Compliments of WAITE SON MEMORIAL HOME 765 N. Court Medina Phone 722-1591 WILLIAM G. ROSS MASON CONTRACTOR 2101 Lester Road Valley City All types of Masonry FREE OIL COMPANY 139 North Court Street Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone 722-2031 GRAFTON LANES Open 11:00 A M. Daily Sunday 1:00 P.M. Grafton, Ohio Phone: 926-6744 160 Cliff Gregoire Main Office (216) 769-2555 Residence (216) 225-2389 Congratulat ions MEDINA SOD and 8689 Lake Road, Seville, Ohio 44273 B.H.L. LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Best Wishes from Phone: 225-3131 5927 Center Road Valley City, Ohio 44280 Tools - Lumber Builders' Supplies ITH O N £UMBfRj JUIlOI|rt_KATtl)IAtS] P O. BOX 442. 412 WEST SMITH ROAD. MEDINA. OHIO 44256 Congratulations to the Class of “73 Compliments of: CY SCHEAFER, INC. Plumbing Heating VALLEY CITY ARCO SERVICE Phone: 483-3600 1900 Station Rd. Valley City Phone: 483-3777 Precision Processing • Slitting • Cut to Lenght • Steel Sales INDEPENDENT STEEL COMPANY 615 Liverpool Drive • Valley City, Ohio 44280 161 P.O. Box 8866 • Cleveland, Ohio 44136 • Phone: (216) 225-7741 Compliments of: GRANTS LEE’S PIZZA DOUGHNUT SHOP, INC. 870 North Court Street 1421 Pearl Rd. Medina, Ohio Brunswick, Ohio Phone 723-1581 Phone 225-2020 Compliments of York-Town Store Congratulations To The Class of 1973 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. 722-2505 7 days a week CASEY’S SUNOCO SERVICE “General Automotive Repair Road Service - Towing - Dayton Tires County Road 19 203 Lafayette Rd. Lake Road Medina, O. Chippewa Lake, O. 725-4660 769-2539 Casey Mark Janowicz, Managers 162 Brunswick Plaza Congratulations from: BRUNSWICK SPARKLE Frank Baird, Manager Westfield Companies Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. Westfield Insurance Co. Westfield Life Insurance Co. Westfield National Insurance Co. Westfield Securities Co. Westfield Center. Ohio LITTLE GENERAL HOWARD W. BAUER SON, INC. 213 S. Court Medina, Ohio Medina, Ohio Candles, Pewter, Brass, Stained Glass, Hummels, Cuckoo Clocks, Cards, Incense Phone 722-0022 723-6792 Barbara Harris, Prop. Furnaces, Roofing, Spouting, Lightning Rods, Air Conditioning Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds 725-6281 TRI-COUNTY LIFT TRUCK SERVICE, INC. LAWSONS Service • Repair • Overhaul • All Models Specialists in Propane Electric The Happy Place To Shop Preventive Maintenance Contracts Industrial: Tires, Batteries Rentals Rebuilt Engines 113 W. Smith Rd. Ronald K. Butcher Medina, Ohio 44256 497 Pearl Rd. Manager: Lucy Gager 164 (Pan is challeng’d tod.114 to excel in almost � .� €'04 endeavor . . those who do succeed often trace the beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplish- ment in high school and to those who offered stimula- tion and inspiration in these formative years. Jostcn's has long been a partner to these educational leaders in providing a means of motivation and the rewards of recognition, and Jostcn's products have become tangible symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. Che class ring 1$ representative of the fine tradi- tions of school spirit and unity Che yearbook provides a lasting memento of the year's accom- plishments Che diploma is a lifelong record of scholastic success Che graduation announcement heralds this achievement Awards recognize academic and athletic leadership. Mr. Mike Swain 4511 Granada Blvd., Apt. 109 Warransville Heights, O. 44128 Serving the Third Generation of America's Finest Students CLASS RINGS • GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS • DIPLOMAS • YEARBOOKS «AWARDS Ohhhhhhh! He turns me on! Real Estate - Insurance Call CRUM CHESTER LEOHR Chrysler Plymouth Eddie Groetz Bill Leohr Jr. 725-4153 Phone 769-2121 769-2504 In Chippewa Lake since 1911 J5Q I.G.A. FOODLINER 2 Miles North of Medina on Rt. 42 Daily 9-9 Sunday 9-6 165 Compliments of: English And Western Wear Equipment Compliments of: SHEIL’S SUPERETTE VALLEY TACK SHOP Ron Pat Seeley 6780 Center Road Phone: 483-3366 Valley City, Ohio 44280 Phone 483-3844 Valley City, Ohio THOMAS E. WOLFE INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of: 56 Public Square, Medina, Ohio Fire, Liability, Life Auto CHIPPEWA MEATS Res. Phone Bus. Phone 723-2475 723-7074 723-2475 Best Quality Meats Kitchen Cabinets Hams-Bacon-Sausage and Bathroom Vanities Chippewa Lake, Ohio by 769-2851 769-3151 MICA-MADE MFG. CO. 680 Lafayette Road Medina Compliments of Firestone Cooper Star VALLEY FORGE GOLF CLUB BENNETT TIRE SUPPLY, INC. Valley City, Ohio 607 Wooster St. Lodi, Ohio 44254 Phone 948-1616 18 Holes, Public 225-6122 Chuck Bennett 211 Mill St. 948-2656 Home Course of the Bucks 166 NICODEMOUS CLEANERS 714 W. Liberty Medina, Ohio Open 7 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SERVICE 226 South Elmwood Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone 723-1589 Compliments of PARKER SONS Funeral Homes Home Furnishers Lodi, Ohio CANVAS SPECIALTY MFG. CO. Tarpaulins - Boat Covers Custom Fitted and Installed Tent Rental Repairs Ed Gahill Paul Heilman 4501 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44103 881-0647 Compliments of LITCHFIELD ELEVATOR Home of Compliments of: GREEN ACRES RICKARD’S SUPER MARKET Fertilizer 21 Public Sq. Medina, Ohio Litchfield, Ohio 723-1568 167 Valley Plumbing Heating Co Valley Welding Mfg., Div. Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Ventilating Welding - All Alloys Valley City 225-3633 Everything For The Party SOFT DRINKS PARTY SNACKS BAR ACCESSORIES GLASSWARE CHAMPAGNE Domestic ond Imported ICE CUBES CRACKED BLOCK Mon. - Sat. 8 A.M. - 10 P.M. Sun. - 11 A M. - 9 P.M. 722-3521 TEBBITS INC. 102 MEDINA Just Nor. of W. Liberty 1 st Street on Right West of L K PRITCHARDS SERVICE 6440 Lafayette Rd. Medina, Ohio 725-6926 Ashland Gas Oil MAYHEW KENNELS 254 Columbia Road Valley City, Ohio A.K.C. English Setters Boarding Dogs and Cats Phone: 483-3469 168 For once, Marlin is at loss for words! BRUNSWICK HILLS COUNTRY CLUB Brunswick Major Truck Service 24 Hr. Towing Service Tire Road Service SPERO’S SALES TRUCK SERVICE, INC. 5960 Center Road Valley City, Ohio 44280 483-3333 Ken Spero 225-5555 Cleveland Number The Old Phoenix National Bank THE ONLY BANK YOUR FAMILY WILL EVER NEED THE OLD PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK OF MEDINA OFFICES AT Public Square, Court-Harding, Brunswick, Seville, Sharon Center, Hinckley 169 Best Wishes to The Class of “73 from CUYAHOGA SAVINGS GARBAGE IS OUR BREAD AND BUTTER Brunswick: Laurel Square Shopping Center THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY 225-3171 Honey, Bee Supplies, And Candles Visit the Beeline Shop Compliments of: Good Luck Buckeye Grads STANDARD WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY GORTNER PHARMACY Serving Medina and Summit Counties Russ Gortner, R. Ph. 725-4117 315 W. Liberty Medina, Ohio Lodi, Ohio 948-1441 FARM PACT PICKLE CO. OHIO FASTENERS, INC. 6156 Wooster Pike East Smith Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone (216) 725-4564 Medina, Ohio 723-6889 170 All types of reroofing Repairs Asphalt - Shingles - Slate - Tile - Build-up PEARLVIEW NURSING HOME TRI COUNTY Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc. 4426 Homestead Drive Residential, Commercial, Industrial Aluminum Siding - Gutters Downspouts Awnings Brunswick, Ohio Call 225-9121 If No Ans Call 225-3300 225-9197 Congratulations Seniors from Marty Strieker Sales Manager TWIN GATES KENNEL 5922 Center Road Valley City, Ohio 44280 (216) 225-6334 Sealyham Terriers Minature Schnauzers All Breed Boarding and Grooming Vernon and Maxine Marcellus 680 Lafayette Road Medina, Ohio Zacharias Excavating 171 2106 Muntz Road Valley City 483-3785 DAN BERISWILL, INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service Auto - Fire - Health - Life Casualty-General Liability Homeowners - Farmowners Grafton Eastern Road ---------- Route 2 Compliments of JAROLIMEK GREENHOUSE Grafton, Ohio Phone 926-6464 Abbeyville 483-3254 Compliments of BAUER FUNERAL HOME 2089 Columbia Road Valley City, Ohio Ohio 483-3300 Dead skunk in the middle of the road???????? 1. ► UNTER INSURANCE FINANCIAL PLANNING FIRE • AUTO - LIFE - MUTUAL FUNDS 703 North Court Street, P. O. BOX 446 Medina, Ohio Phone 725-4266 H 172 Compliments of Route 3 Seville, Ohio AAEDLO REXALL BEAUTYBAR DRUG On The Square - Lodi, Ohio Locations 910 Main St.. Graiton. Ohio Phone: 926-6862 y f Midviow Shooping Plasa i North Eaton A Phone:748-2120 ' 9 to 9 Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 6 Sat. - Closed Sunday GLENWOOD GREENHOUSE Homegrown Tomatoes 6405 Wolff Rd. Medina, Ohio 722-4282 173 Greenware, Supplies, Firing, Lessons, Ready-Made Gifts HOBBY HOUSE CERAMICS 1600 Marks Road Valley City, Ohio 44280 N.J. Mielke (216) 225-2007 THE BENNETT LUMBER CO. Good Luck to the Senior Class in the future years ahead. TUBBS AGENCY INC. Protection Always-AII-Ways Real Estate Since 1921 Insurance 725-4111 723-1556 Medina, Ohio 174 Compliments of BARCO SONS, INC. GREENHOUSES Medina, Ohio CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO LANCE CO. Medina-Brunswick Lance Co. is Always available! Portraits Weddings Groups 725-5748 20 Highland Court Medina, Ohio 44256 CRESTVIEW NURSING, INC. Congratulations and Good Luck To the Class of ’73 HOWARD BELL ENTERPRISES W. Delbert DeHass, Adm. Telephone 725-4123 806 E. Washington St. Medina, Ohio 170 Compliments of WIDENMEYER CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR QUALITY CAKE AND DECORATING SUPPLIES 106 East Main Street, Spencer, Ohio Phone: 273-2152 Phone: 483-3720 7770 West Law Rd. 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday Mack Industries, Inc. A GROWING COMPANY IN A GROWING COMMUNITY Since 1932 Phone 926-5535 R.D. 2 Grafton, Ohio Evergreens-Shade Trees Shrubs-Fruit Trees Christmas Trees SCHEAFER’S GARAGE Bulbs At The Big Quonset Hut Flowers: Annuals Perennials Vegetable Plants ULICH’S GREENHOUSE NURSERY Jim Intersection St. Rts. 57 • 83 • 303 • Belden, Ohio Allis Chalmers . Gehl . Homelite Sales and Service 13 Miles North on Route 42 Medina, Ohio Phone 723-0124 Combination Pots For Holidays 176 CITY AUTO SERVICE Jm « � V 290 South Prospect Street - Medina, O. 44256 Auto Repair On All Makes Of Cars B. F. Goodrich Tires Phone 723-6692 Harry Pursley (Owner) W. H. HEFFELFINGER SONS insurance Of Many Kinds Auto-Property-Life-Hospitalization Health Accident-Bonds Still Professional Bldg. - 114 Bank Street Lodi, Ohio 44254 Phone 948-1250 RALHAR KENNELS • Boarding • Grooming • Supplies Min. Dachshunds Min. Poodles 950 W. Liberty St. Phone 722-2233 Well you see. . . the bus came early! Sporting and Athletic Equipment CHAMPION Sporting Goods Co. “Athletic Equipment” Sporting Goods Medina Shopping Center 723-1519 177 STAN'S STUDIO INC. Cleveland’s Largest and Finest Studio Leading School Photographer Specialists in Natural Color and Black White Portraits 3025 West 25th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Phone 621-7066 178 Ample Parking Facilities PATRONS Akron Savings Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barth A.L.C.C. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crumpler C.A. Baish Grocery Nationwide Inc. Drs. Austin, Welty, Knocks Robert W. Norris II Drs. Barth Bradford Scott Bannerman O.D. Dr. Mrs. DeLorres Haddad D.D.S. Sherwin Williams Dr. J.W. Sperber Staufer Litho Plate Inc. Dr. Mrs. Lawrence Kassouf The Bird Cage Dr. Robert E. Smith Tom's Barber Shop Highland Court Barber Shop Palmquist Courtney J.M. Custom Butchering Pauline's Beauty Shop Lodi Lumber Company Underwood's Market Log Cabin Sport Shop Whitey Army Navy Medina Radio T.V. Ziebart Auto-Truck Rustproofing 179 Conclusion The Time has come to say good-bye to the 1972-1973 school year and to Buckeye High School as we have dearly known it during the past years. There is so much I would like to say about Buckeye and this year in order to plant more firmly in your mind the fond memories. 1972-1973 has held many activities which the staff and I have tried to record for you, the reader, in pictures. Naturally, it is im- possible to capture the complete beauty of Homecoming '73, the excitement of varsity sports, the enjoyment of school functions, the noise and joy of pep rallies, the anticipation of National Honor Society induction, the soft glow of the prom, and the pride and satisfaction achieved at graduation. Buckeye has un- dergone many changes and improvements. We have enjoyed Buckeye at its best. I want to thank my staff for their genuine dedication and hard work. A special thanks is due to Mr. Clarico for his help In ironing out complications and in being our much-needed advisor. I want to express my appreciation to the faculty for their cooperation and kindness. A thank you also to the student body for suppor- ting the staff, cooperating, and being interested. Please look through this REFLECTOR at your own pace and en- joy it. I hope we have recorded events to your satisfaction and pleasure. To you I proudly present this 1973 REFLECTOR. Linda Sheffield Editor 1973 REFLECTOR ISO - w