Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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--,-f-- --A NAPANET -1- -- --- -. -1 - -- -- - -- Ay., 5 . h' h I it ,wifi Q 1 ii'-J M... . Msg.. GLEE CLUB From left to right. Top row-Mabel Frederick, Kathryn Boice, Marian Snyder, Blanche Babcock, Edna Minard, Marjorie Tobias, Josephine Tobias, Evelyn Wagner, Pianist. Bottom row-Marjorie Price, Ferne Weldy, Esther Thomas, Edna Sylvester, Miss Lantz, director, Thelma Abell, Florence Sundstrom, Maxine McAndrews, Opal Walters. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB SECOND SOPRANO Marjorie Tobias Edna Minard Opal Walters Maxine McAndrews Blanche Babcock SOPRANO Mabel Frederick Florence Sundstrom Marian Snyder Esther Thomas Josephine Tobias ALTO Edna Sylvester Thelma Abell Marjorie Price Ferne Weldy PIANIST Evelyn Wagner Director, Miss Lantz. Miss Lantz has proven herself a good instructor and director by the I S 10101014 rioiuif uioioioi-rgoqbc i ,..,,N I '52 I ZW N I F333 I 91159 I 'im I 52 ' rn i EQ i S5 I I-auf I :' i H2 : ug Q on gQ .-C 13 se' 4-r-EZ' as gg i M CD i Q2 C Q-'ef I 'gg ' gm I -SS' i eff I 'iii rn D-4 2 Q Q-- ! Hifi ' U' ! is ! om - HQ? ! .Wm 2. -- finished product. The students have enjoyed several splendid programs Page Forty-nina

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3011 141110101 3 1 1 ng 'ini - NAPANET ---- - - ORCHESTRA From left to right. Top rowfaCharlotte Price, Victor Wyman, George Pepple, Richard Clemmer, Edgar Miller, Miss Lantz, director, Roy Weaver, LaMar Wehrly Bottom row-Lowell Sheets, Harold Bleile, Leona Stouder, Elizabeth Inks, Mabel Fred erick, Myrtle Roose, Esther Hoover. Director PIANIST Mabel Frederick X IOLINS Harold Bleile Vlizabcth Inks Levna Stnudcr CTORNETS Vctor Wyman I.alVlar Wlchrly Charlotte Price ORCHESTRA M CLARINETS Edgar Miller George Pepple TROMBONE Roy Weaver FLUTES Myrtle Roose Esther Hoover SAXAPHONE Lowell Sheets iss Lantz Miss Lantz has had great success in the orchestra work. We have enjoyed many musical numbers, some of which have been especially good Miss Lantz has worked untiringly with the orchestra and deserves more thanks and credit than we can give. -----V-----V-M----l.--l-M -B-W--1 1924 l'rLyrc l orI11-vigil! D4 ini ri 1011

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,:,v1010:030:o:0:0:01 10101011 N f1o1020101010101010:010io11,:, I I I DOMESTIC SCIENCE Q I 1 -F Q I I Q The Domestic Science Department has accomplished a great amount 2 Q of work this year. Q I The art of sewing was foreign to many of the young girls who en- I I tered in the fall of 1923. Now they can sew very well. A few of them I Q have shown signs of talent in this line. Q Q Some very lovely undergarments were made by the girls. To make a Q Q dress was their final goalg and was not easily attained, but thanks to Q Q their diligence and Miss Zartman, they have succeeded. Q I The cooking department was very successful, judging by the ap- Q preciative sniffs in the assembly room during cooking periods. The cook- Q Q ing class endeavored to serve lunches a few times this year. Every one Q Q who was so fortunate as to eat these excellent lunches voted them a Q Q success. Q Q The highest aim of the Domestic Science Department is to develop and bring out the individuality of each girl and to give her the womanly qualities of which good home-keeping is one. I I I I I I I I I Q:qQo101o101o1o1o1o11r10101o:1r11r11 9011 xfrxoxoxoxoioioxoxevxavxoxozogza Page Fifty