Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Ruth Stryckek “Who makes quick use of the moment Is a genius of prudence.” Ruth has been a steadfast and reliable member of her class throughout the four years she has been with us. She sets the pace for the rest of the class in mathematics. Ora Stryckek “A man of unlimited strength.” Ora, our athletic editor, is the patriarch of the class. Although lie devotes a great deal of his time to a certain interest outside of school lie can always be depended upon to fill his ‘nook and corner” in tlie class. Madge Roosk “O girls, I just know my hair's a fright.” “Midget” is always in for some fun, especially when it comes to “weany roasts,” etc.: is full of energy and fire but doesn’t like too much study. Mathematics is her forte. Her ability for speed can readily be guessed from the long trips she sometimes makes.

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Bernice Lehman “Uncertain, coy, and hard to please.’ “Yaller,” is fond of olives, pickles, in fact anything sour. She is sweet as long as she isn’t cross. The .Junior class seems to have a strong attraction for her (reasons best left unsaid); she does not like commercial arithmetic but dotes on history. Will attend Goshen College. George Warner “Love is a sad thing, love is a dizziness. It hinders a young man from attending to his business. George stars as guard on the basket-ball team; likes all his studies and is bound to succeed in anything he undertakes. He is a very steady youth with opinions all his own. “Other” girls have no attraction for him. Marie Bcrracii “A daughter of the gods, divinely tall; And most divinely fair.” Marie, our gifted soprano, has spent her entire school career in Nappanee. As her generous nature was so well known throughout the history of class 14 she was chosen to write the class will.

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4)n iHnnoriam B £ MARGARET THOMPSON BIRTH AUG. 21. 1895 DEATH MAY 20. 1912