Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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HOUTKN8E Housour “Thou hast a mind that suits thy Fair and outward character.” Hortense is of a cheerful disposition and always has her lessons: believes in working first and talking afterward. Her school life has been one that she need not be ashamed of. Kenneth Whiteman “Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow.” “Kenny” is just a little shy around the girls (?) but he can take care of himself: a very jolly fellow and is said to be useful as well as ornamental. Leonore Burgener “Three things doth shine—the sun, the moon, my hair.” A girl with the alabaster complexion, wide awake and cheerful: always meets you with a smile and leaves you with a “See you later girls.”

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Lowell Blosser “He struck me much like a steam engine in trousers.” “Booby” is one of the youngest members of the class but that does not signify inferior quality. He is tine at entertaining. Automobiles and motorcycles are his chief interests. Gale Arnott “Her heart has no wrinkles.” A little maid from Flora, but very industrious. She likes to study, especially when there’s nothing else to do. There is a rumor that she is in demand by a circle of friends, limited to one. Lloyd Yarian “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Lloyd talks incessantly on any topic. He is the most obliging man in the class and he can always be depended upon to run errands. Circulating editor of the “Student.”

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Clarence Branson “Look you, I’m most concerned in my own interests. ’ A high spirited and good natured youth. Because he talks seriously, do not be deceived and think that he really means it. A loyal member of the B. B. team. Beatrice Cole “Study ifc a dreary thing, I would I knew the remedy. ’ Beatrice will make a very dignified school-mistress, lias a ready tongue and a pleasant smile, a steady temper and a sweet disposition. For the past two years she has done her part well in w hatever she undertook.