Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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THE N A P A N E T 1938 MoimmmL n i A iM m ■ - 9 ' ' -at It «A .4 I ZZ ' . ■ . , ' - . TOP PICTURE Top Row: Paul A ' t Idy, Artliur Sharp, Wade Richmond, Robert Rensbergtr, George Pricr, Raymond Wise, Glen Stillson. Second Row: Carlyle Moore. Robert Malcolm, John Malcolm, Marilyn Slagle. Martha Wagner. Rosemary Roose, Gwendolyn McCormick, Marvin Miller, Paul Mellinger, Wilfred Ulery, Miss Blank, (Sponsor). Bottom Row; Evelyn Roose, Maurine Wiseman, Ivadell Pletcher, Catherine Mishler, Miriam Stahly, Jean Strauss, Blanche Martin, Dorothy Metzler, Catharine Mullet t. Margaret Mountjoy, Virginia Snider. BOTTOM PICTURE Top Row; Everett Gould. Frederick Jensen. Ralph Greene. James Green, John lj nch. Til.sun King . Max DeBow, Dale Berger. Rol. ert Clark, Kenneth Copsey, Howard Burkholder. Second Row: George Bock, Gerald Banghart, Ralph Jerles, Donovan Hall. Elva Haney, Dor- othy Hoover, Kathryn Ball, Anna Culp, Junior Dumph, Carlyle Frederick, Phillip Hecka- man, Mr. Kenneth Mitchell, Sponsor. Bottom Row: Thelma Hahn. Ruby Calbeck. Dora I-inn. Isabelle Doering. Lois Conrad, Elfui-r Hochstettler. Helen Haniman. Dorcas Hoke, Ruth Foley. Htlen Furney. PAGE

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THE N AP AN E T 19 38 ,, , THE JUNIORS Sponsors Miss Blank and Mr. Byers Colors Blue and Silver Flower White Carnation Motto If you can ' t find a way, make a way. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1935 seventy-eight self conscious students entered the mysterious realm of high school as freshmen. The honors of president, vice president, secretary-treasurer, and Student Council Members were given to Carlyle Frederick, Ruby Calbeck, Catherine Mullett, Gwendolyn McCormick and Tilson King respectively. The usual skating party was held in November. In 1936, we returned for more knocks and more fun. Our leaders were president, Glen Slillson; vice president, Arthur Sharp; secretary -treas- urer, Catherine Mullett, and Student Councillors, Tilson King, Carlyle Moore, and Martha Wagner. Mr. Foulke and Miss Hoover guided us. The annual skating party was held February 23. All of us yelled ourselves hoarse at basketball games, because two of our members, Tilson King and Robert Rensberger, were on the varsity squad. Time rolled around until Junior-Senior reception night came. In the kitchen of the church eight boys and eight girls anxiously awaited a sign. At the signal, they burst forth. They were the nervous Sophomore waitresses and waiters. We did very well, but (please don ' t let anyone know) Tilson King spilled pie on Mr. Roose ' s pants. In 1937 there were only 60 of us left. We assumed new responsibilities under the guidance of Miss Blank and Mr. Byers. A weiner roast at Geyer ' s Dam was held October 15, with a record attendance of fifty-five. We are proud to have five members on the varsity team. They are Tilson King, Bob Rensberger, Glen Stillson, James Green and George Price. Donivan Hall was chosen to represent our district at the State Hi-Y Conference. Although it is only February, we are planning for the Junior-Senior reception. It will be hard to rival the reception of last year, but we are sure we shall succeed. M. Miller. PAGE 2S —

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THE N ' AP A N ET 19 38 THE SOPHOMORES Sponsors .• Miss Shively and Mr. Robbins SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1936 we, as Freshmen entered Nappanee High School. The taunts and laughter of the upperclassmen soon subsided when they were completely ignored by the Freshmen who were determined to allow nothing to hinder their progress. During the year two skating parties were held at the skating rink under the supervision of our sponsors, Miss Shively and Mr. Dickey. Time marches on! On September 13, 1937, sixty-six dignified Sopho- mores strutted proudly down the aisles of the assembly with an attitude of superiority, for we were starting on the second lap of our high school career, and felt that we now occupied a place of importance in Nappanee High School. Mr. Robbins and Miss Shively served as sponsors and contributed much toward our successful year. DeVon Hall was selected president, David Stalnaker, vice president, and Mary Nola Roose, who has done an excellent job of handling our finan- cial affairs, was retained as secretary-treasurer. Frederick Fletcher, David Coppes, and Robert Arnott were chosen to represent us in the Student Council. Our class party was held in November at the skating rink. We have been well represented in the various school activities with two members composing the affirmative debate team, a great number in the band, and many in the Girl Reserves, Hi-Y and G. A. A. As the year draws to a close we can look back with pleasant memories of the success and pleasure we have enjoyed as Sophomores and we are look- ing forward to even greater success in the future. Betty Phend. 3 i J PAGE 30