Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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VcmuA id new- ctto iwmA- SCIENCE Science in the world of tomorrow will present a phenomenon too great for us to comprehend at this time. At the left we see a typical picture of Chemistry class, where we are preparing to meet this challenge of the future. ART Through pictures we find records of the past. Thus through Art we are able to recall the ideals of the past and the possibilities of the future. SPEECH Public speaking has reached a new height of importance in Nappanee High. Why? Because people are realizing that in order to be successful in this world of keen competition, they must have an easy, pleasant, persuasive manner of expressing themselves.

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0 0 0 Pa d 2m Vidmy, Pm KING AND QUEEN After a long highly contested contest Kenneth Walters and petite Rpsena Gearhart were crowned as Defense Stamp King and Queen of Nappanee High School. SCRAP DRIVE Under the very capable guidance of Harold Miller a scrap drive was conducted in Nappanee. So successful was the drive that “UNCI.E SAM” netted 7150 pounds of scrap. FIRST AID The lack of doctors and the need of emergency knowledge concerning first aid, prompted our government officials to place into effect a system to remedy this need. This need was met by a program of Physical Fitness and First Aid. compulsory to all Juniors and Seniors. Below we see a First Aid demonstration conducted by a group of girls under the direction of Miss Hoover. BOND CHAIRMEN With Mr. Busche as sponsor, the defense stamp and bond chairmen of the various classes sold many Dollars worth of stamps to aid us greatly in doing our part for VICTOBY. KEYS A desperate need for copper and certain brass alloys found in keys, prompted the officials of our school to sponsor a very successful key drive.

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9n Gke GlaAlAmm AERONAUTICS As long as the atmospheres remain free and as long as youth retains its undaunting initiative, man will fly. Here we see youth preparing for the bigger and better airships of tomorrow. PHYSICAL FITNESS As the old saying goes “All work and no play makes Jack a dull hoy.” Thus we are learning that for America’s youth to be mentally fit they must also be physically fit. HOME ECONOMICS Balanced diets, plenty of Vitamins, and household sanitation is playing a vital part in our modern home. Here we see a group of Senior girls preparing themselves as authorities along these lines.