Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Senioa 7950 --0 to find that YY ADE CULP is operating the taxi. Wade came to New York to seek his fortune. but he ended up with an ordinary occupation. We awaken to find the sun shining brightly and beckoning to us to continue our journey. From New York. we plan to travel by air to Washington D. C. Upon arriving at the airport, we learn that we are to be piloted by a lady. Of course we never dreamed that our pilot would be LILLIAN SE- CHRIST, but then Lillian always was determined to fly and she is fulfilling her ambition. HICLIQN KING also prefers an Hairy career. She is the stewardess aboard Lillianis plane. The beautiful city of Washington provides one with a wide variety of sights to be seen. Chief interest, however, seems to center around the Capitol building. We encounter a young lady walking briskly up the capitol steps, and find. much to our delight, that she is the presidenfs private secretary. MARY TEETER. Thanks to serving Mr. Best in her senior year at NHS, Mary proved quite well equipped for the job. Married? Oh no, not yet, but it doesn't look as though it would be long. That reporter, hounding her footsteps, doesnlt have all his interest centered on getting a story. Say!- he looks familiar. Vlvhy. itfs DEVON HALL. I wonder if he's made up his mind at last! In the halls of Congress, we find history in the making. DAVID STALNAKER is attempting to duplicate Mr. Smith's remarkable feat. He always was one to talk a lot, and it seems that he has plenty to say now. Everyone is too much interested in what this red-headed Indiana senator is saying to explain to us his purpose, so after exchanging a few words with representative NORMAN METZ- LER, we quietly leave to continue our sight-seeing elsewhere. From Washington, we travel southward to sunny Florida. It is an established fact that this lovely vacationland lures many northerners to vacation here, and it is our hope that among the thousands of pleasure seekers, we may find some of our former classmates. Upon arriving at one of Miami's largest hotels, we find that HOWARD MILLER. a prominent author, who has just returned from Ha- waii where he obtained the material for his latest novel, is making his headquarters here. This bit of information is imparted to us by DONALD JOHNSTON. a bell hop in the same hotel. We also learn from various sources that one of Indiana's foremost society leaders, the former MARILYN PIPPEN- P-NUI. MOYEIS XNNA RUTH MULLET'l' LUIS MUNTZ ALONZO NICODEMUS BETTY PH END MARILYN PIPPENCER CHARLES PLETCHER JR. CHARLES NYE PLETCHER

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genial: P 1950 --8 lllfll. is vacationing in Miami at the present time. Although Marilyn is now Mrs. Robert Mitchell. this fact doesn't keep her from being the number I sweetheart of the millionaire playboy DAVID CUP- l'l'iS. the idol of all American women. lt is rumored that she has been in constant consultation with her lawyer Wll.l.AllD lVlll.l.l'lll. obviously on the subject of gaining her fredom from Mr llvlitchell. llill always was a good hand at settling dilliculties between students at NHS. Hereis hoping he can handle this affair properly. Among other leading personalities in Florida's social life. we discover that FHFD Pl,li'l'Cll Flt and his orchestra is very much in demand. Featured with this musical unit are l3lf'llTY tiAl.l.AY- Dlilt and lX'll'llll,lf lll'll'lD. famous dancing team of stage and screen. lVlAll,lOllll'l MARTIN and her singing saxophone are also included in llletcheris personality parade. The colorful whirl of life here becomes monotonous after a short time. and we find our thoughts drifting back to the Middlewest and Nappanee. It is with delightful expectancy that we again take up our travels-the next stop being our own beloved home town. Here we are certain to find many familiar places and faces. Upon a visit to our old meeting place. the Hex, we find that it is now under the capable management of' HAROLD HOLAWAY. He ought to know all about it as he used to spend most of his spare time there. FRICDONNA RICE is his .chief soda-jerker. and this combi- nation has served to attract many beauty-seeking young men and women to pause for refreshment at the llex. We are able to learn the whereabouts of several of our old classmates from the idlers and gossipers congregated here. JACK llYl'lliS. who used to be known to his fellow students as l'finstein ,lr. . is now llrofiessor of Mathematics at Purdue University. He recently was credited with a great mathematical discovery in the form of proof of the trisection of an angle. llUl3l'iHT Cl.l'lVl'iLAND and HAY DEAN have joined the U. S. Navy, and are now China-bound. llll,l. UUNSFH. we learn. has taken over the management of Ringling llros. Circus. and he himself' is featured as the fat man. Failing to gain further information at the Hex. let us go on a sight-seeing tour of Nappanee. and see how many of our classmates we can find who were contented to stay in their own back yard. Nappanee has grown to become a thriving metropolis. and now boasts of one QKHFI I lg gn tl'M lylyyx tlgpjllllpj SHI-QlQ'1'S YERNA SIAB-KUGH D.-XYID STALNKKIHIIR l.X'tItlt Sltbll 'VIXRX Tl-ll'1Tl-IR ROBERT XNEYGXND FRANK YARI.-KN tj,tRI.Yl.l1 N10