Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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THE NAPANET 1931 Seniors Wayne Dunham Frances Gall Erdean Stahly OFFICERS - - . President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Miss Newby and Mr. Goodrich MOTTO Toil Conquers All Things. COLORS Blue and Gold. Advisors FLOWER Yellow Rose ENROLLMENT 38. Page Seventeen

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THE NAPANET 1931 Senior Class History N SEPTEMBER 7, 1928, seventy-four students entered Nappanee High School as the greenest bunch of Freshies ever enrolled. After getting thoroughly settled in our new abode, we elected Stahly Weldy President, Alberta Veygand Vice President, Erdean Stahly Secretary-Treasurer, and Mrs. B. and Mr. Trabue, Advisors. At the same time we chose a class motto Toil Conquers All Things, a flower, Yellow Rose and the class colors Blue and Gold. During our first year we had one party, which was held in the gym. At the beginning of our Sophomore year only fifty-one of the original seventy- four reported for duty. This time we elected James Eaton President, Don Price Vice President, Alberta Weygand Secretary-Treasurer, and Miss Newby and Mr. Martin Advisors. On this year ' s social program were two parties. One a Hallowe ' en party with the other three classes, was held in the gym. The other, during the second half, was a hobo ' s party at Dean ' s and Don ' s. Everyone had an exceptionally good time at this party, so good in fact, that in order to prolong it some of them walked home. In our Junior year only forty-one of us came back but our diminished numbers only made the rest of us feel more determined to live up to our class motto. This year we elected Wayne Dunham President, ' Wanda Minard Vice President, Kathyrn Metzler Secretary, Fay Danner Treasurer, Miss Newby and Mr. Schuler Advisors. During this year we had two parties, one at Blosser ' s Park, the other a Pro- gressive Party with refreshments at different country homes. As Juniors we gave a play entitled The Patsy. This play, a great success, restored our dwindling resources to such an extent that we were able to put across a very presentable reception (in the form of a Circus) for the departing Seniors. This year (1930) only thirty-eight members of our once mighty class came back. We elected Wayne Dunham President, Frances Gall Vice President, Erdean Stahly Secretary, Miss Newby, Mr. Goodrich, Sponsors, and Mr. Abell Advisor. On De- cember 17, 1930, the Senior Class presented the Three- Act comedy Peg O ' My Heart. Although this play was not as well attended as the one given in our Junior year, everyone was well pleased with it. This year we had — parties. One a theatre party. The other 11111 And as Seniors we worked on the greatest project ever attempted by our class, the eighth volume of the Napanet. As every class before us, we insist that ours is the finest annual ever turned out. We hope you are not disappointed. Page Sixteen

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THE NAPANET 1931 DEAN PRICE A bashful country Lad, is he. But will it last. Ah! we shall see. Hi-Y ' 29. ' 30, ' 31; Future Farmers ' 30, ' 31; Second Team Basketball ' 31; Noon Bas- ketball ' 29, ' 30, ' 31. ALBERTA WEYGAND To-morrow life is too late: live to-day. Editor-in-Chief ' 31; Student Council ' 30. ' 31; Secretary-Treasurer ' 29; Vice Presi- dent ' 28; Band ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Girl Reserves ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Glee Club ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Latin Club ' 29; Science Club ' 30; Commercial Club ' 30. ' 31; Pickles ' 29; Peg O ' Mv Heart ' 31; Girls Athletics ' 31; Literary Society ' 30. MARY MALCOLM As one of the quiet members of our class Mary has had time to further her Commercial knowledge. Girl Reserves 29, ' 30, ' 31; Commercial Club ' 31; Girls Athletics ' 31. HENRY BAUMGARTNER Hank ' s main ability is along the line of Athletics and he has managed to keep away from the fairer sex. First Team Basketball ' 30. ' 31; Second Team Basketball ' 29. ' 30: Noon Basket- ball ' 2S. ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Future Farmers ' 30, ' 31. ELEANOR SECHRIST The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the delightful sounds of earth. Girl Reserves ' 30. ' 31; Glee Club ' 29, ' 30. ' 31; Commercial Club ' 30, ' 31; Pickles ' 29; Girls Athletics ' 31. MARIE WALTERS True worth is in being, not seeming. Assistant Literary Editor ' 31; Librarians ' 30, ' 31; Girl Reserves ' 29. ' 30. ' 31. Page Eighteen