Napoleon High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Napoleon, OH)

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-BUCKEYE- E, the class of l938, dedicate to our Parents this twenty-second edition of the Buckeye, We hope that in it they may lind that as we have striven onward and upward We have in some measure reach- ed the lofty heights which they have dreamed of for us. There could be no one more deserving of this honor which is ours to give than the Mothers and Dads, who by their interest in us, their sacriiices for us and their love of us have helped us to attain this first crossroad on the way to success: who have in- spired us by their example of courage, faith, patience and cheerfulness: and who have helped us overcome obstacles in thc way of our development. ' A-em?

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i x -BUCKEYE- Foreword Time makes many things seem sacred . The Buckeye has become one of these honored traditions to Napoleon High School. Making a record of the history of our school year has been an enjoyable task-fpleasant when we found that there was so much to include-disappointing when we had to leave so much unrecorded. We have endeavored to put down something of the fraternal spirit prevailing in the halls of N. l-l. S, Where we have laughed it has been only with friend- liness. Where We have praised, it has been with na- tural pride in the achievements of our fellow stu- . dents. For your approval and pleasure the Senior class of l938 presents this-the twenty-second edi- X tion of the Buckeye. , ' I , . A 1, J W i 3 xii 2' z 'F ' Q 'N 5 Y' , ' J X555 q,,,.i'!e ,aaa-1 '6 l Il E X 'A l -l..'Q:.f - , .1 e-psf,-'a'.5x'4Q39' , A 2, All li EQ ff l A f W e te y in, it ' - X i l f ' . gay i f X 4 if 55 ,G f-'S' X X QXQI if 5.29 my D 3 JCHI QQ