Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

Page 14 text:

Mary L. Mutschler “ He there a will, and wisdom finds a way.” Mary was chosen to write the class poem. She is Miss Kolbe’s “right hand man” in music. She is also our Valedictorian. She took the part of “Kthel” in the ( lass Play. Bernard I 'line I dare do all that may become a man, Who dares do more, is none.” Bernard is cartoonist of the “Centennial”. That he is oik of our best basket-ball players is shown by the fact that he was chosen guard on the all-district basket-ball team. lie took the role of “Captain Carew,” in the Class Play. Anna Welty “My mind to me a kingdom is.” Anna is our secretary and historian. The president’s standby as chairman of committees. She ranks high in her work.

Page 13 text:

Lloyd Hoover “A man of pleasure is a man of pains.” Since .Mike, one of our basket-ball stars, has been prevented, by illness, from playing this year, he has shown his interest by leading the V II. S. rooting squad. He was “Captain Livers' in the Class Play. Klva Sell rock (Jet money, still get money, boy; No matter by what means.” Klva, as class treasurer, has troubles of her own. She is dependable and has always been ■one of the best students in the High School. Cleta Prevert “How doth this busy little bee, Improve each shining hour? Cleta will be remembered in the annals of the elass as having given one of the few class par- ties which brightened the career of Class '16. She is a very cheerful and willing worker.

Page 15 text:

Mary Price “Forsooth lady, thou hast a merry heart.” Mary is the originator of the Class Prophecy. She has always been an apt domestic science pupil. She played the part of “Mrs. Went- worth Bolingbroke” in the ( lass IMay. Donald Anglin “What a mind was there”. Don has filled the position of guard on the basket-hall team with great credit to himself and the team, lie is a good student, especially in mathematics, lie appeared in the Class Play as “Major Kildare.”