Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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THE NAPANET 1935 JiTshnien Class Advisors: Mr. Foulke and Miss Shively Class Colors: Purple and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. TWENTY-SIX

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THE NAPANET 1935 Top Picture Back row: Edgar Haney, George Cleveland, Everett Hollar, Ronald Hoover, Glenora Hall, Paul Heckanian, Merl Dunnick, Howard Berger, Paul Berkeypile, Richard Hockert, Maynard Johnson. Third row; Eloise George, June Best, Edna Fink, Maxine Metzler, Mr. Hola- way, Advisor, Pricilla Bock, Merle Clouse, John Mattern, Burnett Martin, Harold Heckaman. Second row: Norma Metzler, Dorothy McCuen, Clarice Mellinger, Carol Clouse, Geraldine Davidhizer, Mary Alice George, Hilda George, Mildred Corwin, Margaret Maust, Phyllis Hare, Ruth Bliele, Gertrude Maust. Front row: Hobart Blosser, Virginia Berger, June Dumph, Eleanor Barret, Eleanor Flora, Elizabeth Furney, Zenith Hochstetter, Esther Martin, Junior Arnott, Wade Geyer. Bottom Picture Back row: Earl Stouder, Everett Stouder, Francis Wagner, Robert Wise, Ger- ald Mullett, Earnest Pletcher, Donald Stump, Ronald Ringenberg, Glen Nettrour. Third row: Welbourne Tooker, Richard Stuckman, Morris Penrose, Jay Van Sickle, Robert Sharp, Carlyle Snider, Junior Stump, Devon Moore, Carl Sheets, Harvey Miller. Second row: Catherine Stahley, Catherine Truex, Virginia Miner, Madlyn Reed, Miss Lantz, Advisor, Eleanor Tobias, Dorothy Strauss, Clara Miller, Lena Nisley. Front row: Inez Stahley, Dorothy Slabaugh, Robert Miller, James Weygand, Lester Widmoyer, Henry Pfeiffer, Harold Strycker, Catherine Ulery, Minerva Pletcher. Sophomore 0ass HiMory Perhaps the greatest event of our seventh grade was a Hallowe ' en party held at the home of Lorrel Mullett. Our officers were: President, Dorothy McCuen, Vice President, Carlyle Snider, Secretary, June Dumph. In the eighth grade, Hobart Blosser was President, Priscilla Bock. Vice Presi- dent, and Norma Metzler, Secretary-Treasurer. We remember our eighth grade for the hard times party. Every one came dressed as the title of the party signified and prizes were given to those who, in the judges ' opinion, were the best. In the Freshman year. Norma Metzler was chosen for President, Hobart Blosser, Vice President, and Welbourne Tooker, Secretary. We were the laugh of the school and even more so after our first party. Our pumpkin pies were stolen from Mr. Byier ' s room, consequently we ate pop corn, candy and apples. As Sopohomores, we chose Robert Wise, President, Carol Clouse, Vice Presi- dent, and Hobart Blosser, Secretary. One of the first events of the year was a drive put on to obtain our class dues, which was carried on with enthusiasm for a few weeks. Our social activities were climaxed by having a skating party. Our members of the Student Council in the Freshman year were Inez Stahley and Everett Stouder. In the Sophomore year they are Gerald Mullett, June Dumph, and Harold Strycker. As the years pass I think we will be able to remember our Sophomore year as one of the most enjoyable and interesting years of our high school career. TWENTY-FIVE

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THE NAPANET 1935 Top Picture Top row: Herman DorfE, Dean Geyer, Edgar Burkey, Roy Bean, Rollen Ham- sher, Charles Holderman, Donald Cleveland, Robert H. Hochstetkr, Lowell Conrad. Third row: Lloyd Hartman, Loyal Burkholder, William Fink, Donnabelle Far- rington, Margaret Hahn, Nila Jean Hartman, Lowell Hoffer, Donabelle Burgener. Second row: Mary King, Ruth Foley, Doris Davidhizer, Christine Frederick, Marjorie Cass, Miss Shively, Adi ' isor, Glennis Gingerich, Martha Chamberlin, Verda Hershberger, Wave Anglin, Ruth Gwin. First row: Marie Gulp, Opel Hepler, June Heaton, Evelyn Bigler, La Feme Hall, Willodene Fowler, lona Grant, Richard Cain, Eugene Field. Bottom Picture Back row: Howard Penrose, Robert Mitchell, Eldwin Snider, Eldon Pippen, Elmo Phend, Wayne Miller, Lawrence Swihart, Dean Lehman, Arthur Nickerson. Third row: Evelyn Warren, Betty Mellinger, James Miller, Betty McCorkk, Edgar Miller, Earl Michael, Eugene Troxel, Freida Maust, Fredona Zentz. Second row: Dale Spicher, Quentin Slabaugh, Julian Walters, Robert Lape, Mr. Foulke, Advisor, Mary Osbourne, Donabelle Minard, Geraldine Stouder, Eloise Mil- ler, Pauline Nettrour. Front row: Burns Van Sickle, Robert Mishler, Kenneth Miller, Lynn Wiseman, Harley Weaver, Harvey Weaver, Pauline Miller, Isabelle Moore, Wilma Meyers, Joy Pippen. Jreshnian 0ass Hiflory We, class of ' 38, are on a voyage, seeking unknown treasures. The sponsors of the voyage are Mr. Foulke and Miss Shively. They are help- ing us on our trip. The name of our ship is Education and carved on the bow is the yellow rose which is the flower of the crew. There are seventy-six members in the crew and all doing their part to make the voyage a success. The flag of the ship is purple and gold; the motto of the crew is: A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. Our ship must have officers, so we have appointed: Captain DONABELLE MINARD President First Mate JULIAN WALTERS Vice President Second Mate DONNABELLE FARRINGTON Secretary-Treasurer Stewards ELDON PIPPEN, ROBERT LAPE Student Council We have had one skating party on deck since we started our voyage. Five mem- bers of the crew are good basket ball players. AH teachers have been on board to help the crew in seeking for treasure. Land Ho! We, class of ' 38 have found our treasure in education and have ended our voyage well. — Donnabelle Farrington, Eldon Pippen. TWENTY-SEVEN