Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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o i94i Helen Moore {Helen) ' Women ' s amends may never come too late. RoLLAN Sponseller {Sponnie) Love is an egotism of two. Maxine Mover [Olive) Nothing rarer than real goodness. Bernard Stouder {Barney) I can ' t sing. As a singest I am not a success. I am saddest vv ' hen I sing. So are those that hear me. They are sadder than I am. Fred Strang {Harry) A, woman is only a woman, but a cigar is a smoke. Isabelle Fletcher (Issy) She who sings frightens away her ills. Bill Strauss (Whitie) A fine morning, nothing is the matter with it that I know of. I have seen better and I have seen worse. Isabelle Rensberger iibb) Silence and music make excellent partners. Jean Schell (Short) Advice to persons about to marry — don ' t. Robert Stump (Lil) A thought often makes us hotter than a fire. Esther Sechrist (Peg) Though last, not least in love. Oliver Stutzman iStutzie) To laugh at all jokes is a job.

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Gerald Thomas {Engie) Tomorrow life is too late; live today. Norma Sechrist (Blondie) A lovely lady garmented in light. Lamar ' arren {Eli) Were there no women, men might live like gods. Phyllis Sechrist (Butch) The sweetest joy, the wildest woe is love. Charlotte Slabaugh (Pete) I slumbered seven years, and then lost my degrees. Lamar Weaver (Skip) He sleeps more by day than by night. Eloise Stahly (Ellie) Quarrels of lovers renew their love. Max Weaver (Maxie) Old men dream dreams, young men see visions, I am sleepy too. Thomas Wegmiller (Peter) Man has his will, — but woman has her way, — with Tom? Anna Lou Stuckman (Annie) Rumor does not always err; it sometimes even elects a man. Wilfred ' ( ' ise (Sal) Sweet is the strain when in the song the singer has been lost. Mildred Stump {Millie) There is a tide in the affairs of women which, taken at the flood leads — God knows where. Phyllis Stump {Phil) The sweetest noise on earth: a woman ' s tongue: a string which hath no discord. Robert Yarian {Lard) His wit invites you by his looks to come, but when you knock, it never is at home. Lois Wagner (Lois) A sunny tem.per gilds the edges of life ' s blackest cloud. Gertrude Yoder {Gertie) If you wish to be loved — love. I BEQUEATH UNTO YOU We, the class of 1941, being of sound mind and some mental faculties, knowing only too well that we have completed our years in these halls of learning, declare this our last will and testament. L Richard Avenmarg. do bequeath my ability to keep all information of pranks to myself, to Francis elty. hoping sincerely it will help silence him. L Arlene Bigler, do bequeath my ability to get my Chemistry by hook or crook, mostly crook, to Mary Alice Metzler, providing she takes Chemistry. L LaMar Clouse, do bequeath my knowl- edge I gained in Agriculture to James Martin, in case the need arises for him to sow any more corn than he already has. I, Harold Copsey, do bequeath my Charles Atlas physique to anyone who can stand the strain of Atlas ' s ten easy lessons. L John Doyle, do bequeath my ability to bring forth laughter at the slightest move or opening of my mouth to Walter Reed, who Tm sure will try hard to get as many laughs as I did. L Reatha Dumph, do bequeath my natural demureness to Eleanor Phend. which when added on to hers will probably silence her like a clam. L Richard George, do bequeath my low grades to Boob Miller. realizing this will hurt his genius. , Carolyn Gentzhorn. do bequeath my read- ing library of the 2nd hour assembly, con- sisting of Superman, Flying Aces, Dime Sports, etc. to Ellen Jean Pippen, to improve her present mental condition. L Ethel Mae Gould, do bequeath my sense of duty, attempting to promote better be-haved classes, and individual work, to Rosemary Martin, hoping she will be able to bear the burden. L Wilma Hamman, do bequeath my hard earned position in band to Joan Nunamaker, although I realize she will have trouble get- ting in and out of my private locker to prac- tice. L Darlene Haney. do bequeath my co-opera- tiveness to anyone who can grin and bear it as I did.