Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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FACULTY Frances Barnard English, Public Speaking Goshen College A. B. Henry Busche English, Band Indiana Central College A. B. Erma Blank Vocational Home Ec., English Indiana University; A. B. Butler College; Ball State College Charles Byers Vocational Agriculture, Biology Purdue University; Purdue School of Agriculture B. S. Esther Hoover English, Physical Education Indiana University A. B.; University of California L. A.; Ball State Teachers College Homer Foulke Science Indiana State Teachers College Ph. B.; Indiana University M. S.; Chicago University; Washington State University Ferne Lantz Music Goshen College; Chicago Art Institute; Arthur Jordan Conservatory; Butler University B. M. Clarence Holaway History, Latin, Mathematics, Geography Goshen College A. B.; Winona Summer School; Indiana University M. S. Mildred Shively English, History Manchester College A. B.; Northwestern University; Indiana University Harvey Postma Commercial Winona Summer School; Indiana U. Biological Station; Goshen College A. B.; Manchester College Doris Davidhizer Clerk Lawrence White History Manchester College A. B.; Ball State Teachers; Indiana University M. S. Harvey Frederick Social Studies, Mathematics No. Manchester A. B.; Indiana University M. S. Eva Penn Art, English Ball State Teachers B.S.; Fort Wayne Art School Robert Ervin Coach, Physical Ed., Health, Arithmetic Manchester A. B.

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SCHOOL BOARD J. A. Abell Superintendent Indiana University A. B., A. M. Galen C. Roose Principal Mathematics Goshen College Manchester College Indiana University A. B.f M. S. Karl Freesef Jr. Treasurer, Board of Education Mrs. Lowell Roose Secretary. Board of Education Carlyle Matschler President. Board of Education As we forever pass from the sacred halls of our dear old Nappanee High School, into what seems to he a most complicated world, may we never forget those to whom we owe so much—our Faculty. Members of the Faculty—we have not always agreed with your decisions; we have perhaps acted a little mischievous in your classes at times; on various occasions we have even been a little aggravated with you; however—quite on the other hand, it has been you who have sponsored us in our various activities; it has been you who have helped us through thick and thin to gain the education which we now possess;—therefore it is to you that we. The Class of 1943, give our most tender expressions of appreciation.

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SENIORS President.......... Vice President..... Secrctary-T reasurer Sponsors.......... Motto.............. Colors............ Flower............. ....James Carl Miller .........John Regenos .........Jane McFall . .Mr. Roose, Mr. Abell “No task is too great” ....Maroon and Cream ........Dark Red Rose “Half speed ahead.” shouts our captain. We the class of nineteen hundred and forty-three have almost reached our port. “Graduation.” Our crew has dwindled to the number of fifty-eight. We lost twenty-three to other ships and some were washed over board. Our captain for the past three years has been James Carl Miller, our first mate is John Regenos. and Janie McFall handles all financial affairs and records. Our councilors this year are, Verda Longfield. Virginia Holaway. Helen Metzler, and Olen Stutzman, ably assisted by members of the National Honor Society. During our four years of high school we have had many good things together. We cleared the decks for skating parties, a Halloween party, a theater party, and last year we had the best party of all. Junior-Senior Reception. In looking to our new horizons and the new ships we will be sailing on we hope to have it as smooth sailing as it has been in our high school days. Ship! Ahoy! —Janie McFall SENIOR OFFICERS James Carl Miller “Jim” President The night shows stars and women in a better light. Jane McFall “Janie” Secretary-T reasurer To be gentle is the test of a lady. John Regenos “Johnny” Vice President His success is due to 3 5 genius and 2 5 sheer fudge.