Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Lester Gentzhorn “Hess,” our business manager, lias troubles all bis own. lie lias always taken a leading part in class affairs. Plays the part of Ike, the hired man, in the class play. When not in school be may easily be found banging around Yoder’s Garage or at Newcomers’ Jewelry Store, dusting off clocks. Miller A girl of literary tastes, which were recognized when she was chosen associate editor of the Class Annual. Always at work and never neglecting her duties. She is indeed an honor to our class. Ivon Hartsough Ivon plays guard on the basket-ball team, holding the position in good style. Notwithstanding that he lives in the country, he is always on time. Is a good student and will no doubt continue his education in some college.

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Lloyd Joknson “Bud,” president of the class, is one of its most active members. He has filled the position of left forward on the basket-ball team with great credit to himself and team. Plays the part of “Mark” in the class play. Will continue his education in some university, where he will take up pharmacy. Bertha W elty The “model” of the school In preserving order and in winning the hearts of the teachers? Walks the full distance of a half block to school and manages to be on time at least twice a week. Plays the part of “Taggs” in the senior play. Herbert Alexandar Who leads the arguments in Physics, plays the villian in the play, and rivals Milton in the excellence of his verse—who else it not “Alex.” No doubt if we were able to see into the future, we would find on the pages of history “Alexander the Great,” Poet, Philosopher, and Physicist.

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Robert Wysong “Bob” joined us in his senior year coming here from Wolf Lake. Is an excellent basketball player and can always be counted on when a goal is needed. IIis deportment is perfect? He takes an especial liking to “Kizer’s Kindergarten.” Expects to enter Chicago University. Lola Feldman Lola has not taken so active a part in class affairs as some, but she has never failed to study, her standing in classes being rarely equaled. She lias passed her high school years in such a way that she may look back upon them with pleasure. Milo Bartholomew “Mike,” with “quality, not quantity,” as his motto, lias always held a high position in the class and is always willing to do his part. He will finish ids education in some college.