Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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life for sixty-two graduates. On May 23, 1963, sixty-two members of the Class of 1963 entered the gym in step with the processional Pomp and Circumstance played by the band. Joseph Wagner, Vice President and Treasurer of Ball State Teachers College chose as the title for his ad- dress, Education--For What? Senior band members joined the band to play Symphony in B flat, Finale by Paul Fauchet and Scenes from the Sierras by David Bennett. Mr. Weddle and Kenneth Smith pre- sented the diplomas. The graduates marched out to the recessional Sine Nomine. On May 29 the graduates loaded on two Greyhound buses to make their class trip to New York City. In the few days they were there, they saw many parts of Manhattan, visited Radio City Music Hall for the premier showing of a movie, viewed New York by night from the top of Rockefeller Center, toured the United Nations buildings, climbed the State of Liberty, and enjoyed a boat ride around Manhattan Island. During their stay the group saw several television personalities. This trip will long be cherished as an unforget- table experience of their high school days. Apparently Nancy Brumbaugh is camera shy as a picture is snapped before the seniors embark on their trip to New York City. Seniors in dark glasses wait outside their hotel in New York City for a bus to take them on a tour of Lower Manhattan. Seniors talk over treasured memories as they prepare for commencement. The Class of 1963 anxiously awaits the presentation of diplomas at the commencement exercises. CHRISTNER OIL COMPANY D.X. Products 13

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Senior week climaxes high school Members of the senior class begin the Baccalaureate processional. Superintendent Haskell B. Osborn gives opening re- marks at Senior Class Night. The Baccalaureate service for the Class of 1963 was held in the Church of the Brethren on Sunday, May 19, at 3:00 P.M. The address How Much Are You Worth? was given by the Reverend Herschel McCord . Other ministers participating in the service were the Reverend Warren Sherman, the Reverend Jack McGlasson, and the Reverend Rob- ert Fields. Senior members of the high school choir and a few underclassman members sang Salvation Is Created and This Is My Country. Senior Class Night was opened with remarks by Superintendent Haskell Os- born . Special recognition and awards were given to seniors who merited honors in various school departments. Scholar- ships were presented and academic achievement was honored. A few mem- bers of the class showed their talents by performing musical and dramatic num- bers . Mike Hoyt is presented the Hi-Y sportsmanship award by Hi-Y sponsor, Mr. Mishler. Compliments of NAPPANEE LIONS CLUB 12

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