Napoleon High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Napoleon, OH)

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Board of Education We, the class of 39 , Wish to express our sincere appreciation to our Board of Education for the excellent educational opportunities they have made available for us. The Board instituted a three point program during the school term of 1938 and 1939 which has helped make our school year a most successful one, Our school was organized on the 6-6 basis, an art and music teacher was employed, and the Laboratory of Industries was opened. Dr. E. M. DeTray ' George Shuster President Clerk Dr. J. H. Moden Dr. T. P. Delventhal W. C. Chubb

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BUCKEYE Merit Award Winners The class of l925 inaugurated the system for the presentation of certiiicates and medals to the high ranking students for exceptional service. Later the Na- poleon High School Alumni Association assumed this practice, Awards are made on the basis of scholarship and service to the school. Annually the three highest boys and girls in each class are presented with certiiicates. In the Senior class the live highest boys and girls are recognized for their services during the four years of high school. The two highest boys and two highest girls receive gold and silver medals, respectively. The remainder receive certificates. This year, seventh and eighth graders received awards, due to the fact that these grades are now included in high school. We feel that this custom is an intrinsic and important part of school life. The award is something every pupil may strive and work for. Therefore, for the Hrst time, we, the Class of 1939, are setting aside this page of the Buckeye for the winners of the 1939 awards. Seniors Lawrence Eunkhouser Patricia Gilpin Donald Chance Amelia Busch Charles Klotz Cecelia Light Richard Harrison Norma Baden Paul Van Streader Virginia Dunlap Juniors James Eunkhouser Virginia Gebhart Robert Brillhart Edith Helberg Andrew Lowry Lillian Armstrong Sophomores Robert Kiser Hilda Mehring Eldor Baden Kathleen Chubb Luther Kolbe Evelyn Cozad Freshmen Norman DeTray Earl Roessing Lawrence Hampton Fritz Pohlman Donald Stough Robert KniHin Robert Wilson Robert Foster Eddie Saneholtz Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Eileen Atkinson Georgene Shuster Dorothy Lowry Carmen Bond Jean Krauss Vivian Mahler Norma Jean Lauterbach Gwendolyn Taylor Jo Ann Shuster