Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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The Napanet 1933 I, Karl Freese, will my first chair cornet to Mary lane Stose. I, Kathryn Richmond, will my sweet disposition to Miriam Grasz. I, Lamar Reed, bequeath my angelic appearance to Shorty Phillips. I, Raymond Gall, bequeath my ability to tickle the ivories to Devoe Stack- house. I, Ruth losephine Eppley, will my report card to Galen Phillips to use as his own, providing his mother will not die from the shock. I, V-irginia Richmond, will my reserve nature to Mary Lou Long. I, Carolyn Mullett. will to Willodene Walters my clarinet which I think plays better than hers. I, Mary Jeanette Rickert, bequeath to Dorothy Arnott all my out of town dates. I, Louise Reed, will my studiousness to Phyllis Unger. I, Philip Stump, bequeath my sense of humor to Olive Anderson to be used every day in every way. I, Thurlo Clouse, will my thick, black eyebrows to Phyllis Hare. I, Donald Wagner, will my much admired, wavy, brown hair to Earl Chamberlain. l, Ralph Rurnmel, will my Clark Gable actions to Tuffy Tobias. I, Charles Stouder, bequeath my cow boy strut to Robert Quigley. We, Katherine Mellinger and Willodene Snider will our Madison boy friends to any two girls who dare try get them away from us. II Keeping in mind the few more years of constant suffering, we wish to leave To the Seventh and Eighth Grades all the knowledge we could not use. To the Freshmen the sweet thoughts of being through school. To the Sophomores our best wishes of pleasing Seniors next year. To the Iuniors all our left over dollars to be used in putting on a reception. To the school the promise of no more 1933 Seniors. To the Basket Ball Team the promise of backing the old Blue and White in years to follow. III No greater gift could come from the Seniors whose hearts are overflowing with love and sympathy. In witness whereof, we the class of 1933 seal this last will and testament on the twenty-first day of May, A. D., one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three. Witnesses: Garnette Walters Philip Stump Thurlo Clouse Signed: Seniors C 28 J

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The N'apan-et 1933 ClassWill - I We, the class of 1933, bringing to a close our happy, carefree, twelve years of schooling, wish to extend to our classmates our last will and testament. I, Richard Wise, bequeath my will power to stay away from all fem-s to my brother Robert. q V I, Clemert Kyle, will my good standing with all teachers to lack Stout. I, Dorothy Keck, bequeath to Helen Shively my chance of playing all noon basket- ball games. I, Wilfred Troup, seeing as I exchange no graduation pictures with any Senior glrls, bequeath all my handsome portraits to Daisy Orcutt. I, Fred Lopp, will Alberta Weygand to next year's basket-ball star, Francis Berlin. a I, Garnette Walters, will to Iohn Crawford my large bottle of H2 O2 lHydrogen Peroxidej to be used only when his hair comes in dark at the part. I, Marion Rensberger, bequeath my skill of dealing one's self a good poker hand from the bottom of a deck of cards to Max Mlinardi. I, Reed Newcomer, will my way with women to my younger brother Charles, if he promises not to go too much that Way. I, Ieanette Buss, will my boy friend from Hammond to my good friend, Miriam Geyer, if he doesn't become too fond of her. I, Clifford Iervis, will all my love to Iune Best. I, George Hershberger, bequeath the new car I drive to Ieanne Wilson and Fred Reed to be used only on nights when the folks are home. I, Bill Pepple, wish to have the well known Pepple Pivot Play changed to Pip- pen Pivot Play. I, Berniece Hollar, bequeath my height to Robert Mishler. I, Monalou Slabaugh, will my sister, Kathryn, to Roberts Reed and Unger. I, Harold Miller, 'bequeath my scholarly appearance to Bing Strang. I, Evelyn Walters, will my Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. and Sunday nights to Francis Risley. I, Glenwyn Walters, will Dale Anglemeyer to Vivian Richmond for one night a week, only. Q ' K ' I, Mary Furney, will to Chester Rassmussen my new novel Getting Llp in the World. ' I, Glen Conrad, bequeath to Genevieve Yarian my good standing with Dutch Schuler. I, Wade Miller. will my little niece to Everette Hollar. I, Mariorie Anglemeyer, will Doris Babcock my place of existence so she can be as near Ioe Stouder as possible. I, Loyal Corwin, will my knowledge of Chemistry to -Sam Brumbaugh. C 27 J

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AS THE TEACHERS KNOW AS WE KNOW THEM THEM Harold Miller Ralph Rumrnel Thurlo Clouse Karl Freese George Hershberger Donald Wagner Mary Furney Virginia Richmond gfillogean Enidei I ut osep ine p e Kathryn Richmondp Y Mona Lou Slabaugh Loyal Corwin Reed Newcomer Richard Wise Mary Ieannette Rickert Katherine Mellinger Evelyn Walters Marjorie Anglernyer Karl Knobel Carolyn Mullett Glenwyn Walters Berniece Hollar Ieannette Buss Howard Brumbaugh Dorothy Keck Garnette Walters William Pepple Raymond Gall Wilfred Troup Glen Conrad Philip Stump Lamar Reed gharles iztcquder emert e Frederick Lopp Louise Reed Clifford Iervis Wade Miller Veloris Brown Marion Rensberger n u u u Einstein Rum Clouse Pork Don Shorty Ginny Dene' ' Ruth Io Kate Monie' ' n' Broomhead Ishyu Cacklehead' ' Kate Skid Marge Boo lust Carolyn Glenny Bee Buster Squirt' ' ..Dot., Gabby Wham Gall Pete Coony' v Phil ', Marcy' Charlie Clem Fritz Louise Crackshot' ' mrricy., Brown Son HOBBY Driving a Model T Going Slow Feeding Garnet Walters Playing at fife Baseball Blushing Losing notes Being quiet Visiting Madison school Writing poems Writing notes Driving a Hudson Aerodynamics Making Hydrogen Sulphide Falling for girls ? I Y Hysterics Hiking II wonder where?l Slidin 1 a trombonej Vo-Ag Sports Good grades Wakarusa Roller skating Drawing flies Gravelton Dumbie Peroxide Laughing Phyllis Playing poker Basket-ball Telling stories Katef' Farming Cartooning Sneezing Studyin Cloud lglopping Dancing Potatoes Smoking DESTINY Preacher Clark Gable's double Human Encyclopedia Bremen Yankee manager A promising man Smallest la y Hollywood West of Wakarusa B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Society lady Artist Aviation instructor at N. H. S. Alchemist Basket-ball coach America's quietest lady Madison V Musician Poultry farm Manager of a drug store Nurse Farmerette Milford Broadway Mayor of Gravelton A cute milk maid An old maid Street cleaner Radio announcer California Pointer Salesman News reporter Contractor Billboard designer N. H. S. professor Preacher's wife Aeronautical engineer Farmer Asia Superintendent of State Schools