Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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THE NAPANET 1935 Chss Will We, the Class of 1935, being of sound mind and mental faculties declare this our last will and testament. I To the Juniors we bequeath the co-operative spirit of our class? ? To thei Sophomores we bequeath the high esteem and great love which the faculty has for us. To the Freshmen we bequeath the material out of which our basket ball players are made. II To our dear teachers we will our many playful pranks to be put in their book of sorrowful memories. Ill I, Dorothey Arnott, will my oratorical voice to Dorothy Slabaugh. I, Stanely Berger, will my ability for blushing at my misdeeds to Dick Radabaugh. I, Frances Berhn, will my basket ball trunks to Kenny Curtis. I, William Best, will my boisterous manners to John Phillips to be used in the same way in which I used them. I, Glenna Blosser, will the many school books which I aways carry around with me to Donna Belle Farrington. I, Howard Bock, will my dates to someone who has no Callander. I, Marvin Brumbaugh, will my sophomore girl-friend to Bud MuUett if he can handle her. I, Samuel (Huey) Brumbaugh, will my bold affront t o teachers to Hobart Blosser. I, Phyllis Callander, will my dimples, with which tO ' charm Howard, to Eleanor Tobias. I, Dale Christner, will the ring I gave to Mary and the ring I gave to Kate, to Bob Callander, under the condition that he will give them both to Esther Pippin. I, Carl Conrad, will my ability to Get the girls to the next jumping center. I, Catherine Coppes, will my serious demeanor to Margaret Rehrer to be used in Schuler ' s presence. I, Kenneth Crowe, will my even disposition to the next basket ball captain. I, John Crawford, will my heart-snatching charms for the opposite sex to the first junior who makes a private appointment. I, Caroldean Dumph, will all my bobby-pins to my sister in case she needs them. I, Myrtle Fields, will my love for candy to Wave Anglin to make her grow. I, Donald Frederick, will my power of devotion to Jimmie Richcreek (to be re- turned if I find it necessary). I, Kathryn Gall, will my brilliant curls to Frieda Maust to be used as a danger signal. I, Helen George, will my love of chemistry to Ethel Lemna. TWENTY

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THE NAPANET 1935 Senior 0ass HiHory Loud applause greeted our ears as we took our seats in the theater. To our sur- prise we saw flashed on the screen: — CLASS OF 1935 IN REVIEW Directed by J. A. Abell Assisted by High School Faculty Cast Entire Class Did we wear hair ribbons like that when we were in the first grade? And look at my knee pants! Look at us dodging those upper classmen in the halls when we were seventh graders! Ha, ha, that bunch got in the wrong room, Well, now we ' re dignified Seniors of Common School. Didn ' t we think we were somebody? Ahem! We ' re in high school now! Poor President Howard! Look at him try- ing to keep order! Looks like Marvin taking down notes on the meeting. We ' greenie ' Freshmen came closer to the green earth at our skating party that year, didn ' t we? Ah, Sophomores! We ' re advaning fast. Pants and skirts are getting longer. We must be an unruly class yet. President Dale and Secretary ' Coonie ' can ' t even keep us quiet. Yes, and do you remember that ' Hobo ' party we had that year; and that weiner roast we had at Madlin ' s, too? Those weiners! Mmmmmmmm! Mmmmmmmm! Look at the grandeur of that Junior-Senior Reception! Well, well, if it isn ' t the World ' s Fair complete! We began having responsibilities that year. Wasn ' t Bob Reed our president and Kenny Crowe our secretary? Dignified Seniors! And kept so by Donald as president and Evelyn as secretary. Look at our team at the state tournament. No wonder we won the sectional and regional. Over half of the team are Seniors. And look how hard the Annual Staff is working. That ' s the reason we have such a good annual. And that last week! Wasn ' t it full? The wonderful reception the Juniors gave us! Baccalaureate service, and the crowning event — C OMMENCEMEN T! — Fern Geyer, Helen Shively, Esther Van Sickle. Class Sponsors: Mr. Abell, Mr. Roose, and Mrs. Coppes Class Motto: Success doesn ' t come by chance, it ' s earned. Class Flower: Deep yellow chrysanthemum Class Colors: Royal blue and gold Class Officers: President - - - DONALD FREDERICK Vice President - - - DAVID STUMP Secretary-Treasurer - - EVELYN MULLETT Student Council - - - KENNETH CROWE HOWARD BOCK, GEORGE KNOBEL MARVIN BRUMBAUGH NINETEEN

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THE NAPANET 1935 I, Fern Geyer, will my frivolous spirit to Charles Newcomer when his runs out. I, Myrtle Gonser, will my talkative nature, along with my cute giggle to Margaret Mountjoy. I, Madlin Hamsher, will my graceful dancing to Maxine Metzler. I, Gladys Hershberger, will my long raven locks to Madlin Reed. I, Glen Hochstetter, will my smiling countenance to Gerald Bliele. I, Lorene Hochstetter, will my pleasing plumpness to little Maurine Wiseman if she will use it daily. I, David Hockert, will my cave-manish ways of handling the choice of my heart to whomever will apply. I, George Knobel, will my indifference to the girls to Don Ruple. I, Eileen Mellinger, will my glasses to Mary Alice Farrington to enable her to see the straight and narrow path. I, Opal Miller, will my mellow contralto voice to Jeanette Richmond so she can join the Glee Club next year. I, Mary Miner, will my I-don ' t-knows to ray dear teachers. I, Evelyn Mullett, will my love for home-town boys to Esther Pippin. I, Charlotte McCuen, will my always perfect coiffure to Phyllis Unger. I, Annabelle Phillips, will my big grey eyes to Phyllis Hare, to be used with discretion. I, Fern Pippin, will my laughing voice to Ruth Ann Knox. I, Helen Shively, will the pangs of unrequited love to Mary King. I, Cathern Slabaugh, will my Dale-y manuveurs to Kate Pletcher. I, Paul Slabaugh, will Florence George to any farmer who will guarantee to love her as I have. I, Wayne Strycker, will my rewards for basket-making to Chick Halas. I, David Stump, will my mob-leading ability to Bob DeBow to be used in electing the next editor-in-chief. I, Helen Syler, will my powers of appreciation for golden-voiced basses to Mir- iam Grasz. When ]immie takes up crooning she will thank me for it. I, Russell Sheets, will my perfect poise to Mr. White. I, Cleo Belle Linn, will my ability to find teachers ' lost hats to Josephine Kronk. I, Carlyle Ulery, will my beautiful trombone to Carlyle Snider so he can play twice as well. I, Esther Van Sickle, will my position as social chairman of the G. R. ' s to Dorothy Hatfield if she promises to let her committee have its way. I, Robert Widmoyer, will my knife, pencil, wild ways, ability to skip school, love of teachers, and late hours to Mr. Roose to be buried along with the hatchet. I, Catherine Williams, will my first novel, A Love-lorn Maiden of the Golden West, to Mrs. Coppes to criticize as she pelases. I, Lowell Moyer, will my very curly locks to Eugene Yarian, if at present, he has to use a curling iron. WITNESSES: J. A. Abell Galen Roose Ruth Briggs Coppes TWENTY-ONE