Buckeye High School - Reflector Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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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

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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

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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