Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Special recognition is given to Commander Fred Spcichcr presents the eighth grade American Legion Citizenship Award to Nancy Berger. Bruce Copeland was the other winner of this award. Susie Hartman accepts the citizenship award from Fred Speicher, American Legion commander. Tom Dean also received this award. Recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award was Janice Hollar. Tom Dean, salutatorian, Janice Hollar and Diane Gardner, co-valedictorians, talk about their college plans. COMMUNITY CENTER STORE Russ and June Yeager Almost Everything 4 MODERNE BEAUTY SALON Beauty Without a Doubt

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ni east side sunn Chapter I Social Life...............4 Chapter II Studies..................14 Chapter III Friends.................26 Chapter IV Activities..............54 Chapter V Sports...................72 The East Side Story is an important factor in our teenage years. From the time we enter as wide-eyed eighth graders until we become proud seniors, we live the complete East Side Story. In our eighth grade year we explore the new ways of our school. New teachers, students, and a new way of school life greet us and stay with us through the next five years. As freshmen, we join many clubs; we try to persuade upper- classmen to buy our pens. We enter into more difficult studies and more varied activities. These continue into our sopho- more and junior years. The money earned from sophomore and junior class projects goes toward the junior-senior reception and prom held each year in May. In the last chapter of our story we find the long-awaited senior year. The final act of selling concessions at basketball games and of presenting the senior play has arrived. We wait for the moment when we walk down the aisle to receive our prized diplomas. The senior trip ends our saga, but we will always remember our East Side Story. 3

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deserving Nappanee students. 1963 Boys' and Girls' State representatives Debbie Sinclair, Bob Best, Jim Phillips, and Barbara Brumbaugh talk about their week at I.U. 5 WISE TOWN COUNTRY FURNITURE JOSEPH W. KINDIC