Napoleon High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Napoleon, OH)

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-+FACULTY-- Ernestine Alfred D. Florence L l Marjorie Muffly l Wayne Titus Barckert Ellenore Pharon K. Heckler Vergil Ort Vinson M. Weber Bricker John V. Cuff Theodore H. Dietsch l l John L. Johnson John Kappel Lorrene Love A. J. Rohrbaugh Lawrence Secrest Dewey D Shaw Michael Lombardi Ora Green

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+FACULTY LITERATURE WILLIS R. ARN Ohio Northern, B. S., 1927: Ohio State University, M. S., 1931: Phi Mu Delta: Alpha Phi Gamma, Hon- orary: Physics, Chemistry. General Science. ERNESTINE BARCKERT Bowling Green University, B. S., 1934: Quill Type. Library Associ- ation: Graduate Study Pennsylvania State University: Grand Rapids High School 1934-1937: Shorthand, Typ- ing, Geography, 'Ollice Practice, Busi- ness Mathematics. ELLENOR BRICKER Ohio State University. B. S., 1938: Vocational Home Economics. JOHN V. CUFF Kenyon College, Ph. B.. 1930: Uni- versity of Michigan, M. A., 1937: Phi Beta Kappa,, Psi Upsilon: His- tory, Mathematics. THEODORE H. DIETSCH Ohio State University, B. S., 1939: Epsilon Pi Tau, Honorary, Track Coach, Industrial Arts. LENORE FARNHAM Heidelberg College, A. B., 1933: Nyodos Literary Society: Kappa Delta Phi, Honorary: Graduate Study Uni- versity of Vermont: English. Girl Reserve Supervisor. ALFRED D. FLORENCE Wittenberg College, B. A., 1936: Alpha Tau-Omega. Kappa Phi Kap- pa, Honorary: Cardington High 1936-1937: Football, Track, Bas- ketball Coach, Physical Education. PHARON K. HECKLER Bowling Green State University, B. S. 1938: University of Michigan: Sen- ior and Junior High History, Civics and General Science. JOHN L. JOHNSON Bowling Green State University, B. S., 1934: University of Michigan: English. JOHN KAPPEL University of Wisconsin: University of Toledo. B. B. A. and B. Ed.. 1938: Graduate Study University of Toledo: Social Sciences, Business. Band Drill Master. LORRENE LOVE Oberlin Conservatory of Oberlin Col- lege. B. S. M. 1939: Music and Art. VIRGINIA V. MEEKISON Radcliffe College, B. A.. 1931: Ohio State University, M. A., 1935: Ad- visor of Code, News Staff and De- bate Club: Senior History and Eng- lish. MARJORIE MUFFLY University of Michigan, B. S., 1930: XVyvern, Chi Omega, Moore's Busi- ness College: Columbia University: Physical Education. VERGIL ORT Defiance College. A. B., 1931: Univ- ersity of Michigan. M. A., 1937: Zeta Theta Epsilon: Junior High Science: Elementary Supervisor: Vis- ual Education Advisor. A. J. ROHRBAUGH Defiance College: Iowa State Uni- versity. Ohio State University. Bowl- ing Green State University: Mathe- matics. LAWRENCE SECREST Ohio State University. B. S., 1934: Epsilon Pi Tau: Honorary: Gradu- ate Study Ohio State University: In- dustrial Arts. DEXVEY D. SHAW Iowa State College, B. S., 1924: Un- iversity of Illinois, M. S.. 1930: Sigma Xi. Gamma Sigma Delta. Sig- ma Phi, Honorary: Graduate Study University of Illinois: Agriculture. VIDA SHIFFRER 4 Oberlin College, B. A., 1938: Grad- uate Study XVestern Reserve Univer- sity: French, German. Junior High English. WAYNE TITUS Bowling Green State University. B. S., 1934: Special Degree in Com- mercial Education: Ohio State Uni- versity: General Mathematics, Business Training. Economics. Retailing. Typ- ing, Bookkeeping, Supervisor of Dis- tributive Education. VINSON M. WEBER Oberlin College, A. B., 1934: Miami University: University of Michigan: Berlin Heights High School 1934- 19373 Junior High Coach. General Science, Biology, l-Ii-Y Supervisor. MISS GREEN That sparkling-eyed, -smiling. smartly dressed little lady. who is always Will- ing to help a befuddled pupil is Miss Green to whom we extend our ap- preciation and thanks. MICHAEL LOMBARDI St. Pietro Maielo, Naples, Italy: Mu- sical Instructor. 1 Willis R. Arn Lenore Farnham Virginia Meekison Vida Shiffrer

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Iw-f-- I' . K -CLASS OF 1940- SENIOR! HISTORY As we, the class of 1940. entered Napoleon High School we gained recog- nition as being the largest class since 1929. As Freshmen, we spent much of our time acquainting ourselves with our fellow classmates and in making a place for ourselves on the honor roll. The members of our class participated in many extra-curricular activities such as: Girl Reserves and Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Cilee Clubs, Debate, Operetta, and sports of all kinds. In our Sophomore year we tried to keep up our previous record and to improve as much as possible. We can be proud of the fact that one of our number won a National Contest in music. The third year found us more experienced and capable of handling our duties. We were again represented in the various school activities. During this year the National Honor Society was inaugurated, and our class was represented by ive members. The class contributed many characters to the operetta, Joan of the Nancy Lee . Our class also presented a very successful class play, Seven Sisters. The year was climaxed by the Junior-Senior Prom as our last fare- well to the Seniors. Now our goal has been reached and we are again preparing ourselves for another phase of life. Graduation day marked the end of our very succsesful high school career. We ask nothing but to be remembered for the progress we made and the influence we had upon underclassmen. We sfhall strive to be- come citizens of which our school can be proud. ADOPTIONS COLORS: Royal purple and white. FLOWER : Orchid. MOTTO: P Now we are launched. where shall we anchor?