Napoleon High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Napoleon, OH)

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Each of us gets one chance in this world. W e are exactly what we choose to make of ourselves. Time is life. Therefore, don't waste it. Use it. Make the most of it.- Fill every minute with the most constructive possible activity. Knowledge is power. Therefore, learn all you can. Undertake the quest for truth, whwh is the purpose of education. You cannot afford to dislike learning nor pass it up, any more than you can afford to do without the food essential to your body's health? WILLIAM MOSSIIVG, PRINCIPAL William Messing Assumes New Duties as Principal of 'Q' 11, . , -f - is Secretary I0 RUBY HATHAWAY Mr. William Mossing was promoted to the posi- tion of principal in January, 1967. He had taught in Napoleon High School for eighteen and one half years. Before being appointed Principal of Napoleon High School, Mr. Mossing served as Athletic Direc- tor and Director of the Diversified Cooperative Training Program. Scheduling classesg supervising all high school personnel, both teachers and stu- dents, promoting curriculum developmentg and administrating activities within the high school were all parts of Mr. lVlossing's duties as Principal of N.H.S.

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fohn L. Johnson Appointed As First Assistant Superintendent Due to the growth of the Napoleon school system and the requirements of the modern educational system the position of Assistant Superintendent was created. Assuming this new post in January of 1967 was Mr. John L. Johnson, Principal of Napoleon High School for fifteen and one half years. Mr. Johnson's new position included the supervision of curriculum and personnel. Working with teacher groups and principals to develop new curriculum and to improve techniques and procedures were two major aspects of the Assistant Superintendent's duties. It is the purpose of Napoleon High School to provide the proper atmosphere and opportunities for learning experiences. These situations must stimulate the individual student to grow academi- cally, physically, emotionally, and morally so that he may fulfill his purpose as an 'individual and as a citizen of the world community. ' May I remind you seniors of three attributes for successful living which were stressed in the un- folding of your high school education-personal integrity, a sense of responsibility, and a willingness to work. I urge the underclassmen to assume an active part in maintaining the high academic and moral standards set by the past classes of Napoleon High School. sift IOHN L. JOHNSON, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT

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Standing: Dr. E. C. Winzeler, Mr. Walter L. Hoy. Seated : Mr. Earl C. Richardson, Mr. Harvey Conrad. Mr. Merl Bauman. Board Considers New High School MR. JACK SANEHOLTZ Clerk-Treasurer MRS. NANCY WARD - Secretary Special Personnel Serve School DOROTHY BUSTEED JEAN COCHRAN DONALD SLAGLE ORLEY STURDAVANT Curriculum Consultant School Nurse Maintenance Visiting Teacher