Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Feme Lanlz Music Goshen College Chicago Art Institute Arthur Jordan Conservatory Butler University B. M. Esther M. Hoover English. Physical Education Indiana University A. B. University of California at Los Angeles Ball State Teachers College Alberta Weygnnd Lopp Clerk Clarence E. Rabbins Industrial Arts. Mathematics DePauw University A. B. Indiana State Teachers College Mary Kivett Art. English Indiana State Teachers College B. S. THE FACULTY Before passing forever from the halls of Nappanee High School the class of 1938 wishes to pause to pay tribute to, and to acknowledge our debts to the faculty of this school. We stop in the hurry and hustle, the mad rush of our last year in school and submit our vote of thanks to them. Throughout our four-year sojourn through high school they have given of the best of their talents to us that we might have a belter education, that we might learn to recognize, enjoy, and practise the better things in life. II we, the members of this class of 19.38, fail in these points we will concede that we, ourselves, are at fault. True, it is their life ' s work, it is their job to teach, but we feel that here at Nappanee High School we have as teachers men and women who are not only fitted in a technical way to teach, who are not only efficient instructors in mathematics, science, music, and the various other curricula, but who im- part something else besides these cardinal points. We are able to find that intimate association with the members of the faculty which larger schools cannot do. Each member of the faculty has left his personality indelibly stamped upon some class member, and in after years, when faced by a |)roblem, we will think back and consider how this or that teacher would have faced and solved it. We are proud of our teachers and the class of 1938 salutes you chapeaux has! — PAGE 12 —

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Burns Van Sickle Three qualities we know he possesses, sense, shortness, and salt, IVave Anglin Tomorrow life is too late: live today, Robert Hochstettler The end must justify the means. ' Juy Pippen The best things arc sometimes done up in small packages. s E N I O R S Donald Cleveland Faint heart ne ' er won fair lady. Isabelle Moore Look not to a woman ' s head for her brains, but rather to her heart, Dale Spicher No great advance has ever been made without controversy, Mary Osborne Temperance in everything is requisite for happiness. cr PAGE 14 —