Napoleon High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Napoleon, OH)

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f N f Snlqunl jillemnries HEN we are old and wom with years, we'll read This record of our youth, the day, the placeg And we will suit our memory to our need, And long-forgotten name to faded face. Sadness will come to us who fail to trace The dreams we dreamed so certain to succeed: Time's later generations will erase The dreamer and the doer and the deed. Then let us see these tranquil hills again: Fog-laden trees, the lighted homeward streetg Let us not seek our former years in vain: Let us find youth unspoiled and living sweet- For us, once more, the splendor and the pain, Thinking the old earth trembles at our feet. 42111 Though I a thousand times may fall I will arise again: Though I ten thousand failures meet I will success attain. Though lack and wrong and sorrow seem To win the victory There is a trust there is a faith That will not die in me. - Made in the image of my God In the likeness of my King l stand undaunted unafraid Serene through everything. If through the night I cannot see It matters not faith can. THE BUCKEYE Page Twelve There shines within my soul that Light That lighteth every man. And so I walk victorious' I know that I am free. Secure I hold within my hand My fate, my destiny. TI fi I 'I' E st' -' . T7 -aff - ,fs,l..,P E . L ki aiVi'f5'9 J 5 I A ,' 'f I -gif. ,EX Wh fhff C' Q II , , . I 9 U U ! . 1 I Q!

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,. 3 fx A1 ni f n N Vsa thnx 7 zxwltg This is a country based on government of the people, for the people and by the people. And so with our school. We are a community within ourselves and have our own unique govemment. There is a Board of Commissioners fthe School Boardl, elected by the people who in turn select the other oflicers. As a mayor we have had Mr. Ash with us for many years. This alone proves his ability. Some years ago Mr. Brillhart was appointed Sheriff and ever since has been the lVlayor's chief henchman. Our Prosecuting Attorney, Miss Whiteman, never lost a case. Since Mr. Secrist is our Treasurer, we know that outside of a few explosions now and then our money is very safe. Many of us know only too well the ability of both Miss Couch, Judge of the Court of Appeals and Miss McComb, Probate judge, to dole out long sentences. fSuch as extra book reports.J And as a Surveyor, Mr.-Mentor has no equal,' rival or otherwise. The wonderful abilities of Mr. Sloan as a Marshall and Dry Agent are beyond explanation. THE BUCKEYE Ora Green has earned the title of the Clerk of Courts. As interpreters Miss Moore and Miss French are unexcelled. fThey speak everything from Pig-Latin to the Sign Language., If anyone doubts the ability of Mr. Williams as Constable and Night Watch, just try him out. Mr. Rosebrook as head of the Street Cleaning Department has kept our corridors spotless. The Humane Department headed by Miss Green has saved more than one half-starved scholar. Miss Rychener, our Justice of the Peace, has smoothed many a troubled soul with her musical charms. Mr. Swigart was chosen as Fire Chief fand whole department, because of his ability to do the hundred in forty Hat. And so you see what a wonderful corps of oflicials we have. Unhampered by :political parties and guided only by their desire to help us, they have so labored that at the close of their administration we can justly say that our little community is better fitted to challenge the world. Page F ourleen 5 Q5-+,. 2 ' ygfaffgi ii 1 V 'C l , I .' ffl N wg, ' 3. 1 q -anti-3 'lf 1. I