Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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iT» i » s a»»wfatfW!T li !JS l P r S Freshmen Front row: Robert Weygand, Ruth Ann Miller, Delbert Mellinger, Howard Miller, Charles Pletcher, Paul Moyer, Verna Slabaugh. Second row: Mary Etta Mast, Mary Nola Roose, Marilyn Pippenger, Betty Phend, John Mullett, Kathryn Meek, Donabelle Sheets, Mary Teeter, Lillian Sechrist. Third row: Miss Shively, (advisor), Norman Metzler, Fredona Rice, Robert Mellinger, Anna Ruth Mullett, Merle Reed, Frederick Pletcher, Rosmary Maust, Cora Belle Shaum, Jane Mast, Wilma Middaugh. Fourth row: Wesley Priser, Noble Roth, Marjory Martin, Robert Welty, Carlyle Tobias, Charles Pletcher, Lamar Stouder, Dallas Shaw, Roy Pippenger, George Rehrer, Frank Yarian. President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Advisers DEVON HALL JACK BYERS MARY NOLA ROOSE BILLIE HARE, HOWARD MILLER MISS SHIVELY, MR. DICKEY TWEXTT-XIXK

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Freshmen The Freshmen class — technically speaking, yearlings — has sixty-three members enrolled this year that were in Nappanee High School last year. Eight have been lost since last year, but at the same time the ranks have been swelled by the enrollment of rural students and other newcomers to Nappanee. The class has been showing rather unusual talent in athletics, music, and art. The Freshmen Boys ' Quartette, and the Freshmen Brass Quartette is respected by all who have heard them. Jane Mast and Mary Etta Mast, two newcomers, have done well in representing Nappanee in the county Latin Contest. During past years the class officers have been: Willard Miller President Robert Mellinger Betty Phend Vice President Devon Hall Mary Nola Roose Secretary-Treasurer Mary Nola Roose Dorothy Holderman Student Council Dorothy Holderman Miss Heestand Advisors Miss Heestand Mr. Bumb Mr. Dickey A picnic was on the social calendar as seventh graders; however, skating parties seem to be the favorite, with one in the eighth grade and one when freshmen. — Mary Nola Roose. Front row: Norman Metzler, Paul Moyer, Devon Hall. Second row: Mr. Dickey, Mamie Heckaman, Robert Arnott, Norma Collins, Ross Gwin, Helen Harter, Carl Bougher, Jane Mast, Billy Hare, Dorothy Holderman, David Coppes. Third row: Wilma Middaugh, Jack Byers, Lois Hartman, Delbert Evans, Willo- dean Johnson, Richard Best, Marjorie Corwin, Ralph Hollar, Mary Etta Mast, Robert Cleveland, Betty Callander. Fourth row: Felma Davis, Howard Miller, Lois Emmert, Harold Holaway Kathryn Berkeypile, Francis Herr, Helen King, Wade Culp, Mary Field, Ray Bean. Fifth row: Phyllis Davis, Donald Johnson, Rosemary Maust, Keith Hoffei, Louise Geyer, Joe Dunnuck, Harriet Fogel, David Stalnaker, Lois Hahn, Frank Bar- cus, Joy Holler, William Gonser. TWENTY-EIGHT

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Eighth Grade We moved one rung higher toward our goal, Graduation, as we passed from the lowly seventh grade to the eighth grade. Our seventh grade officers were: President Robert Stump Vice-President Jean Alice Mishler Secretary -Treasurer Carolyn Gentzhorn Student Council Phyllis Kurtz In spite of sore ankles, we had a fine time at our class skating party on the evening of February second. The Eighth Grade was well represented in sports, having five regulars on the Junior High Basketball Team. We also have several members in the Band, and a large number of the girls be- long to the Junior Girl Reserve. We are eagerly waiting for next September when we shall be able to take our spite out on the underclass men as it was vented on us. — Robert Stump. Front row: Oliver Stutzman, Robert Yarian, Rollan Sponseller, Gerald Thomas, Jean Alice Mishler, Esther Sechrist, James Slagle, Ora Stout. Second row: Mary Kivett. (advisor), Helen Moore, Max ine Moyer, Betty Miller, Nora Nettrour, Mary Baringer, Anna Lou Stuckman, Phyllis Stump, June Welty, Isabelle Pletcher, Hilda Pfieffer. Third row: Billy Strauss, John Richmond, Thomas Wegmiller, Wilfred Wise, Robert Richmond, Jean Schell, Isabelle Rensberger, Lois Stump, LaMar Warren, Robert Stump, LaMar Weaver. THIRTY