Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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e---Q---m-----iwumNETwmmmm--------- 01' njaxiesinvzvifxicrzianjevjfieicicvzfvicniavzenixniqnjepzpjc i l I l l ! ! ! l l l ! l ! ! TENNIS In the Fall of 1923 a new branch of inter-scholastic athletics was started with very little success as far as winning games was concerned. Elkhart high school met and defeated Nappanee on the local courts. Charles Miller and George Pepple played in the game of double, in which they won the second set by the following score C6-11, C1-61, C6-31. The two teams seemed quite evenly matched and both si-des did some splendid playing. , G Junior Pippen represented the Blues and White in the game of singles and lost the first set Q11-91, when the gamewvasicalled on account of dark- ness. y s In the return games at Elkhart, Charles Miller and George Pepple were defeated in the doubles C6-11, Q6-1.1 Charles Miller lost in the singles 16-lj, C6-1.1 Junior Pipp-en and Edgar likewise lost in their frame up of singles. COUNTY FIELD MEET Not much interest was manifested in field and track work this spring, on the part of the boys. Only three participated in any of the events of the County meet held at Goshen, April 26. Lowell Sheets won third place in the 440 yard run, and Lawrence Miller won third place in the running broad jump. The girls however made an excellent showing at Goshen when Blanche Bleile won first pla-ce in the 50 yard dash and Mary Weaver third. Doris Pippenger won second place and Isabelle Widmoyer third in the baseball throw. The girls had been ably coached by Mr. Stemen and won 10 points out of a possible 18, thereby winning the girlis meet. Next year Nappanee will have a coach in all branches of athletics. No time will be spent on boys who are not in earnest, or who will not train scientifically, Nio teams will be entered unless there is a possibility of their doing credit to the school. We are all going to get behind a movement for good clean athletics and a movement to put our school on the map. Every fan is wanted on the band wagon. Page Sixty-th 1W4w-------------- ozoninioiunioxuzoi-v1u14nirriot.,ini-viojoioinxjojojcvicxjoinianc 90101014111-nierzrzrjcrisxlicwjenzicrjssixiciuic

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-4'-'-'-'-'- - -----'- -- NAPANET -----1- ---1- - -------- From left to right. Top rowWLaMar Wehrly, Wilbur Culp, Herbert Holderman, Coach O. J. Yoder, Guy Pippenger, VVilson Slabaugh, William Gardner. Bottom rowfAlfred Tobias, Charles Gardner, Fred Lemna, Virgil Stuckman, Mack Widmoyer. Nappaneu ,i.. .. . . fherej Milford ,,,,.... . Nappanec ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,, Q hereb LaGrange Nappanee Y ,.,,, ,, . fherel Walkerton Nappanoe ...,.. ftherel Milford ,,,,,,., A... . .. Nappanee ,, ,, ., ftherel Walkerton Nappanee ,,,o,,,,.., ,,,, , ,. fherel Milford .,.,,.... .... , .. .----1----- -T -1- - 1- ---f-- 1924 -U---- ----l-I--. -1-----i The base-ball team of the High School has been fairly successful in the winning of their games, although the score was not always in their favor they always showed good sportmanship all through the game. The battery has been the same for three years but the out-field has been changed considerably every year. We have a number of games to play before we close the schedule for this year and we hope for a number of victories in the future. qc Sixty-two 141110 10101010 0103014101:vjojoisnjozoifxjoicvieniaxiojsnienicvjfmicxjeviuviozmvze10101014 rifrzoioioioioxcnxoioxox 051101:

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NAPANET 1-11:11:11-1 Top rowfVictor Calbeek, Mack VVidmoyer, Charles Miller, Harold Myers, Ida Fields Nefi, director, Ross Zartman, Fredy Lemna, O. J. Yoder, director. bottom row--Dora Moore, Mary Mullen, Dorothy Best, Lucille Pinkerton, Loui'-.L I opp Ferne Weldy. Skeet Kelly ...,.,,, Diana Garwood i Miss Loganberry Ira Stone ....l,..,..,..,. Aunt Jubilee ,,,,, Mr. Man ,,,,....,.. Jim Ryker ..,..A,... Mollie Macklin ,, Henrietta Darby Ted ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,r. Elsie ,,....,.....,,.,........ Senator M'Corkle CLASS PLAY AND HOME CAME TED. A Comedy in III Acts .,,...Ross Zartman ,,,,.....Louise Lopp Lucille Pinkerton .........Fred Lemna ,,,.,,,Ferne VVeldy .,,..,Harold Myers ,.,..,Cl'121l'l8S Miller ,,,,Dora Moore ,,,Do1'othy Best ..,...,,Victor Calbeck ,.Mary Mullen ..Mack Widrnoyer Scene: The ofliee and reception room of the Rip Van Winkle Inn. ACT. I An afternoon in April. What happened to Ted? ACT. II The same night. Who was the burglar? ACT. III The next morning. Who was Mr. Man? Directors-MRS. FIELDS NEFF, 0. J. YODER. P - 1---I:--2 --: --- :--- 1924 ------1 -1- Ill S If-four