Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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g Twenty-fouv NAPANE whats in Q 3Ramz? ls Wilma Abell? Lillie May Crow. Did you see Kathryn De Bow 'Z Is Verna Herr? Was Kathryn Knoloel? Say, isn't Junior Brown 'I Was John Early '? Is Ruth Ginge-rich? You can't make Marjorie Hollar. Did you know that Martha Knox? Bob Mc An-drew a picture. Did you hear the Arlene Wy -son Franklin Counts! What is James Eaton ? Did you see Margaret Mc-Fall? Can Raymond Reed? J Is Cora Ruff? Is Dorothy Green ? Did Theora Hold-er-man? Is Amber Stout Z' What did Loyal Cor-win? Did Karl Freese last winter? Is Richard Wise 'K What did Daisy Or-cutt? g? 1 1929+

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' F fa . - i WANT ADS WANTED - Position as cook in good family with no children, dogs or inva- lids. Can cook a little and wash dishes if dish-washer is furnished. Miss Joy George, Box 81. ,...0,,... WANTED -- Efficient secretary to help me with my autobiography. Very important work. Willard Slabaugh. Box 23. lgloii LOST AND FOUND Lost --- A lady's pocket- book in a car driven by an unknown man containing S10 and two passengers. Re- turn to Miss Lillie Crow. 821 Wells Avenue. ....i0....... W Lost - A book of Eti- quette somewhere between City Square and owner's home. Return to Mr. Oscar Kline. Phone 322. ..l01T Lost - A cane by an old man with an ivory head. .1-0....1 MISCELLANEOUS D0 you wish to be tall? If so, send for Chester Mc- Cuen's New Correspondence Course at once! Why let this opportunity slip by? Be convinced by one of his successful pupils. Mr. Chester McCuen Sz Co. Dear Sir: After having taken your entire course of 25 lessons, along with the prescribed medicine, exercise and food, I have grown to a charming height. Gratefully, Miss Maxine Wright. FOR SALE FOR SALE - 1910 Mod- el Ford. Easy terms f10c down, 1c monthly for six months.j Apply Mr. Ferril Miller, 1001 Central Ave. .ici FOR SALE-Ford,Model 1800, fine antique, worth 32500. Will scarifice for rB2499.99. Willard Slabaugh. .loli WANTED -- A society reporter. Apply at Advance- News Oliice. Howard Field Editor. .1...0,i PERSONALS Miss Barnhart has re- sumed the teaching of her English classes at Dumb In- stitute, after having spent part of the winter abroad with friends. ..l0.-T Miss Lelah McC-uen is leaving toot da sweet for Germany where she is to study music-on the har- monica. .lol Anyone wishing to see Virginia Coppes, a graduate in the class of '29, may call at 305 North Hartman Street. Phone 286. -loi- After her concert in Chi- cago, Miss Wilma Abell intends to come back to the old home town to give vocal lessons to those who are willing to pay S500 a lesson for half an hour. 0 Miss Maxine Wright has just return-ed from a con- vention of librarians at Read-a-while, Minnesota. .1lO.. UMy alarm clock went off this morning at eight-thir- t'y.n Hasn't it come back yet? 0,...,. Buy your new Nash at Frevert-Stahly Sales Co. A car for Your Money. r 19291 ADS Fashion Beauty Parlor Manicuring and Marcelling Hazel Metzler Dorothy Miller. 10.... Women, Attention! Have your Paris gowns made right here in this city this spring. Mademoiselle Anglemeyer. ....01.. MULLETT'S For Groceries Quick Airplane Delivery To all parts of the state. C. S. Mullett, Prop. io.-. JOKES Motorist ffrantically over phonejz I've just turned turtle. Voice ffrom the other endlz 'tWrong number. Ap- ply at the aquarium. 101 He: I brought you some flowers. She: Ohl How beauti- full They're Marguerites, aren't they? He: Er, No-she wasn't in. .1..0-,Q Ten Ways to Tell A Freshman 1. The density of his cere- bral profundity. 2. His dumb look. 3. His armful of books. 4. His gentle manner of ad- dressing teachers, 5. His dumb look. 6. His interest in his stud- ies. 7. His lack of conversation in his classes. His dumb look. . His lack of jokes in as- sembly. 10. His dumb look. 8. 9 Page Twenty-three

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NAPAN6 ZBipInma Iiauur A graduating Class 'of 1929 .numbers forty-seven students. lheie are thirty two girls and fifteen boys. 't ii The Class of 1928 had nine pupils born in the month of Septeml er. The Class of 1929 has one born in that month. The month of August with nine birthdays leads the list for the class of 1929. There is one pair of real twins and there are two other graduates born on the same day, December 20, 1911. All other birthdays are so scattered that no general statement can be made. Birthdays do not fall on important holidays. One pupil celebrates January 1. another February 12, while two others celebrate Christmas on December 26 and 27 respectively. According to India.na custom, most pupils enter school about the age of six years and spend twelve years in school, providing they complete the high school, hence the average student graduating in 1929 should have been born in 1911. Of this class, one was born in 1913, eleven in 1912, twenty-six in 1911, six in 1910 and three in 1909. The average age of the girls is 17 years, 9 months, 11 days. The average age of the boys is 18 years, 0 months, 29 days. The girls of this class graduate 5 months and 4 days younger than the girls of last year's class, the boys graduate 1 month and 14 days younger. The .oldest member is a boyg the youngest a girl, age 15 years, 11 months and 14 days. Sixteen members of this class have been absent less than tive days during the four years in high school. Attendance honors go to Lester McCuen, who has been neither tardy nor absent. Next in line is Howard Field who has been neither tardy nor absent during the two years he has been enrolled in Nappanee High School. The other fourteen in order ol' least absence are: Virginia Coppes, Carlyle Mullett, Kathryn Knobel, John Stauffer, Ruth Barnhart, Oscar Kline, Verna Herr, Evelyn Yarian, Opal Brumbaugh, Chester McCuen, Julia Welty, Ferril Miller, Lillie Crow and Hazel Metzler. The class of 1929 put on their own commencement. The class play was entitled The Genius . The Salutatory was given by Chester McCuen. The Valedictory was given by Virginia Coppes. Commencement date, May 24, 1929, Place, the city Auditorium. 1 Tig! rwgifi,-fin