Napoleon High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Napoleon, OH)

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E uma THE BUCKEYE E1. ,,,+E EE- -EE , I 4 S f::.r 1 , I . lil I lt 'J f 1' E' lg T . ggeh .MEF :P 2 'I E 'i5E?i.E?l ill' iigiffil ,i : ' l i In l i i l i t iii A A ea' OLIVE GREEN Domestic Science. Ohio Wesleyan. Graduate l922, B. A. Degree. Freclericktown, 1923-24. Napoleon, i924-25. Quiet, happy and ready to help. LEO MENTOR Manual Training. Western State Normal, Ypsilanti, Mich. Graduate l92I, Manual Training. Napoleon High School l92l-25. With his careful, emeienl manage- ment he has given us one of the most liked branches in our high .school ed- ucationf' Page Twenty-one i2gm rgmn1.zawH i t . t i i l l j 1 vi Q Q33- J tx Al 1 li W lla A iff- i I . bi I xi il , Qlx

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--- ----.--- -------'---- THE BUCKEYE r . a y i 1 2 E ltr . A ' A I i V i . :I . In A ' 3 - 1 Q .f , A 10 In it FRANCES MOORE Latin, Modern History. Oberlin. Graduate l924, B. A. Degree. Napoleon, l924-25. Sl-fe is ever striving to please and assist. ,IOHN H. SECRIST Cliemi-try Pliyeics Algebra. Oberlin College. Graduate 1923 B. A. Deegree. Plvi Beta Kappa. Napoleon High School I923-25. Mr. Secrists musical ability has been a very valuable asset to our - tivities. Every student will remember the good times he has had in Doc s laboratories. . r i by 'Ju aan Ita, D N Page Twenty l xl 2' r 1 U' ll lllllllllfll ll 2 -,:Q23lill.f, ' .is llc ' r ll 1 ff, , e , it 15119, ilk lil ,ig Cir' ' rj ,xt 1, A... 9' E ,,x'.13i.5: , 2 I , 1 fn J , fx.. . V . YI- ......m...-....,.. ....,...... it ' llh' -' 5 1 fa l ' : .1 ,. li

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------ .---------- -THE BUCKEYE ----.- - ,. 1 1 41 'Glu 51112 Clllass nf 1925 If life had not, with all its years of rich experience, Brought me full knowledge of the light and dark: If I knew not that merriment and gayety are but The lighter fabrics out of which we weave The tapestry of life, I should, I doubt not, Wish you unfailing joy. I'd say: May yours be an unshadowed future. May joy Be all your portion. Your hours, I would Through all the years, were gay and gladsome, Your entire days.felicitous and free. But this I cannot, knowing life forehope. I only gpray that you may be so strong So sure of foot so pure of heart that naught of ill Can harm or buffet you. I can assure you From my own full life that all of life is good: That disappointment often hides a richer gift Than we had prayed for. That hope deferred Though the heart siclcen if persistently employed May win from life the hungered treasure after all. I can assure you that dreams do come true. That Are traveling toward us as even we toward them. That deprivation and withheld desires all serve Their purpose leaving one who is not weak But resolute to fight the stronger for the fray. I wish you strength and high resolve Big purpose and a worthy aim A heart of love and tender sympathy' And having this I feel assured That life will bring you all you claim. Page Twenty two friends A Faculty Member 'W O 4 , ' if , .QA Cir , 1i.f5Z'N I 1 it - E. 2 I D' A Ju ' I Y , HH-III 'B fbi? I li