Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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viojoiujoioie o 0-----Q-Q---Q-----Q- NAPANET -0- .----. -Q-.---.-I Ashland, Ohio Founded 1878 Co-Educational Ashland College offers the following Courses- Arts and Sciences Piano Divinity Voice Normal Expression Physical Education. Fully Recognized by the State Department oef Public Instruction. Frankly Christian. Expenses moderate. Fully organized Athletics with Strong Schedules in Football, Basketball and Base-ball. f Nappanee High School. is never without Representatives at Ashland. Catalogue on request. EDWIN ELMORE JACOBS, M. Sc., Ph. D., President FIRST NATIONAL BAN UNITED STATES DEPOSITS NAPPANEE, INDIANA CAPITAL, SURPLUS, AND PROFITS 570,000 J. s. WALTERS, President JESSE RINGENBERG, Vice-President oHEsTER WALTERS, cashier RALPH MILLER, Assistant Cashier MABLE SLOAT, Assistant Cashier Solicits the Business of FIRMS, CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. lI1xj0i1rjojcx1o1ojoj4njo1o14Qj4Q11vicx14Qj1n:4r11Q:o ! Q ! Q I ! Q Q i Q I Q ! Q Q D-A O R ! Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I Q Q Q l Q I ge Ninety- '

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2 --'----------Q-0-,- NAPANET -1---------------I if Clo'o g Studebaker I Q You cannot afford to buy any car without first seeing these I splendid products of one of America's E greatest manufacturers. I i for Economical Transportation ' Ch I g e'U1'0 et I l QUALITY CARS AT QUANTITY PRICES. I I g STAHLY 81 STUCKMAN E Dealers I Near You to Serve You Q 0 I I I I I I , I I WINTER S PROVERBS l I All are not hunters that blow the horn. I I When a man proposes to a girl wearing galoshes she can be pretty I I sure that he's in love with her. I'll show them, said the hen, as she kicked the porcelain egg out Q of the nest. They'll not make a brick layer out of' me. E 2 Mr. Yoder fin general discussion to B. B. boysh- Some of the love letters of the old. boys indicate that hardening of the arteries is less to be dreaded than softening of the brain. Q I I I WE WOINDER I I I Why George P. wants his picture scattered all over the annual. Why Katy Rickert dressed her hair in the assembly. l Where Mary Landis gets her knowledge. l Where Charles Miller is every Monday morning. I Q y in IS a ways sleepy. Q Wh Sk' ' 1 i ' Why Maude Phillips sings Who's Sorry Now? Q I 3.911101121110102 101011111011 1: in 902111211 1:11031 zozozoioiozoicwggg Page Ninety-ji

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