Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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THE PEERLESS TWENTY N I N E T E E N GRACE O. BECK Play-Oratory When she will, she will You may depend on't. When she won't, she won’t And that's the end on't. HOWARD B. KELLER Play Love is a sad thing. Love is a dizziness. It keeps a young man From tending his business. Hoddy is interested in scientific work and aspires to be an engineer. WittiimjjinnuiM. fortune e. OoiMtn STXHI ' 'h£ inoRre t iliTRntce- pcmui XWa Points ' HARRIETT F. BECKNELL Orchestra Harriet is our smallest (in stature). Her talent in music and art is unexcelled by any one in the class. If its musical, call on Harriet. HOWELL ZOOK Play-Basket Ball Zook’s droll humor and ready wit have been the delight of the class. He is especially interested in athletics and delights in explaining our Civics’ questions.

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THE PEERLESS nineteen TWENTY EL-DEN R. SCHROCK President — Play “Schrock” as class president Has carried us through our Senior year very successfully. He has always made excellent grades and is the pride of his teachers. His only fault is his bashfulness among the girls. HELEN E. MUTSCHLER Play-Orchestra-Treasurer Helen is the first to graduate who is a child of any of the N. H. S. Alumni. Her monthly reports indicate that she has spent many an hour of hard studying. Her cheerful and winning disposition has won for her an enviable place in Class '20. LOUIS C. PIPPENGER Play-Basket ball-Ass’t Editor “LuKe ' is a studious and quiet lad. The fact that he is studious is shown by his monthly reports. When he has that sober look we wonder who or what he is thinking about. FLORENCE I. WALTERS h lorence doesn't believe in telling any one her secrets. She is an efficient student and true to the class. She will pursue her studies in a business college.

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THE NINETEEN TWENTY PEERLESS KENNETH B. CALBECK Play-Orchestra-Basket Ball Kenneth is the same “Kacy in the class-room, the gym, and in society. He incidentally attends school when he isn't doing anything else and delights in History snoozes. He has his future planned, having eyes for no other girl. MYRTLE M. SILBERG Play “Mert has every one guessing about her future. She has a determination that is not often found in one so small. She likes an argument. LOTUS M. SLABAUGH Play-Associate Editor “Doc” is very much taken up with funny things. Although of small stature he gives large thots. He especially likes Science. Hobby. Teasing Stella. SHIRLEY P. PRICE Play Orchestra Her home has been the scene of a number of our class parties. Her ability is shown by the fact that she has been a substitute teacher. Her love for languages is marvelous.