Buckeye High School - Reflector Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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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

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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

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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.