Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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The Council Provides Valuable Services The Student Council is the means by which, through their representatives, students can voice their opinions concerning school problems and policy. The eighth grade, freshman, sophomore, and junior classes are each represented by four elected class members. The juniors and seniors who are members of National Honor Society and all the class presidents also serve on the Council. The Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils. Meeting twice a month during activity period, issues are discussed, but much of the Council's work is done through committees. This year the Council adopted a student dress code and donated a new washer and dryer to the physical education department. The Council was responsible for the 1963 Homecoming activities, for decorating the school at Christmas, and for designating the day the Bulldogs played in the sectional tourney as the annual Blue and White Day. Sponsoring this year's assembly programs and planning next year's assemblies were a part of the Council's regular work. Electing eighth grade, B-team, and varsity cheer leaders and helping the National Honor Society purchase the school activity sign completed the Student Council's busy and profitable year. Secretary-treasurer Judy Stoops, vice-president Steve Culp, and president Denny Miller put the finishing touches on N.H.S.'s Christmas tree. FRONT ROW: Mr. Weddle, sponsor, D. Sinclair, D. Orn, B. Best, D. Sinclair, G. Truex, D. Miller, M. Stump, R. Moore. SECOND ROW: D. Schrock, P. Neibcrt, S. Pontious, D. Tobias, T. Evans, R. Slabaugh, B. Adkins, C. Mullctt, P. Masterson, S. Knobcl, L. Stichter. THIRD ROW: K. Miller, A. Wood, J. Pletcher, D. Meyer, E. Stump, L. Swihart, J. Stoops, J. Ganshom, C. Dishcr, C. Crane, J. Huff. BACK ROW: T. Brechciscn, B. Cope- land, B. Senff, M. Kindig, D. McGrew, L. Adkins, T. Noffsinger, J. Lemna, B. Brumbaugh, J. Eichenberger, S. Culp. 23 COPPES, INC. Nappanee, Indiana

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National Honor Rewards Student Efforts FRONT ROW: Mr. Frederick, sponsor, Barbara Senff, Janet Lemna, Denny Miller, Greg Trucx, Bob Best, Margaret Kindig, Debbie Sinclair. SECOND ROW: Lorene Stichtcr, Susie Knobcl, Rita Slabaugh, Jackie Pletcher, Carol Disher, Barbara Brumbaugh, Kerry Miller, JoAnn Ganshorn, Cheryl Mullett, Peg Masterson. BACK ROW: Steve Culp, Ed Stump, Dave McCrcw, Dean Orn, Ralph Moore, Luther Adkins, Ted Noffsingcr, Diane Meyer. To become a member of the National Honor Society an individual must be selected by a faculty committee. The four factors considered for mem- bership are scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Following the plan of the revised constitution, the times of election were changed. This year elections were held earlier than in past years. In October, 5P o of the senior class and 5P o of the junior class were elected. In March, more members were elected, bringing the total senior membership to 15° o of the class and the junior membership to 1 QP o of their class. Ushering at Civic Theater plays and bringing the National Honor plaques up to date were the tradi- tional projects of the club. This year, with the Student Council, the National Honor Society also completed the project of purchasing an outdoor sign for coming school activities. Vice-president Janet Lemna, president Bob Best, and secretary-treasurer Susie Knobcl look over the plans for the new community swimming pool. COPPES NAPANEE KITCHENS 22

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Junior and Senior Y-Teens Attract Over The varied Senior Y-Tcen activities make the club popular among N.H.S. girls. In the summer the vice-president attended an officers' camp atOakwood Park, Syracuse, Indiana. At the club's bi-monthly meetings programs were given by a nurse who works in a Puerto Rican hospital, a former airline hostess, and a beautician. The initiation picnic and instal- lation ceremony for new members and the Decem- ber Mother-Daughter banquet highlighted the year. Giving a party for a retarded children's class and helping in their classroom were the Y-Tecn's service projects. Secretary Pat Stouder, president Debbie Sinclair, treasurer Gloria Swihart, and vice-president Nancy Peltier examine a picture painted by one of the pro- gram speakers. FRONT ROW: M. Cleveland, L. Yoder, J. Yoder, S. Rush, D. Mevis. SECOND ROW: Hockert, M. Metzler, C. Rogers, B. Fisher, P. Egolf, E. Hochstetler, S. Ganshorn, R. Heplcr, B. Atkinson, M. Hollar. THIRD ROW: L. Lehman, D. Arnott, J. Yoder, R. Grimm, N. Brown, T. Ganshorn, R. Kessens, D. Freed, L. Muntz, J. Mast, C. Cripe, B. Brumbaugh. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Miles, sponsor, E. Martin, N. Peltier, P. Pontious, C. Schori, M. Popowzak, T. Robinson, S. Meister, M. Berger, P. Phillips, S. Mishler, R. Slabaugh. BACK ROW: K. Miller, C. Best, S. Fisher, J. Wise, D. Sinclair, D. Callander, J. Anglemyer, L. Hargrove, J. Price, A. Stillson, P. Stouder, P. Freed. FRONT ROW: L. Reed, J. Martz, S. Cleveland, C. Flowers, J. Miller, K. Fisher, L. Kuczeruk, C. Berger, C. Ganger. SECOND ROW: G. Swihart, L. Keck, M. Newcomer, L. Harman, L. McFall, B. Guard, C. Disher, J. Ganshorn, H. Miller, L. Watkins. THIRD ROW: J. Keck, S. Knobel, C. Mullett, B. Hawley, D. Tobias, S. Mc- Murray, L. Martin, J. Tusing, J. Hostetler, P. Masterson, S. Pontious. FOURTH ROW: J. Stoops, P. Truex, S. Weddle, R. Stutzman, D. Woodhams, C. Walters, D. Meyer, B. Stump, M. Tobias, S. Warren. BACK ROW: C. Marchand, B. Wise, M. Kindig, S. Artley, D. Bocttger, C. Holderman, B. Walters, C. Thompson, S. Eastlund, B. Dctwiler, B. Senff. GLEN CEYER'S GARAGE ELKHART COUNTY FARM BUREAU