Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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NIO PATRICIA BYICIIS. 'LPat.'7 A woman conceals what she knows not. MAX ISICIJCII. Ish, He who loves well olieys well. IQVADICAN CI,lNIJANIEl,. 4'Decle.,' For long is not forever. ROGER ISOOMIZRSHINE. Hllogerf' Hon- est men fear neither light nor dark. HICTTY DAVIS. Betty, She that is horn a heauty is half married. DALIC CWIN. c'Gwinie. Between a wom- anis yes and no, there isn't room for a pin to go. BICTTIC DOERINC. Hliedf' Absence sharpens love, presence strengthens it. IICIIHY HOCKICIIT. Ieff.u Knowledge is power. FICHIXIZ FIIICNCIIR. iil'lI'6I1gI8I'.u what the heart thinlcelh, the tongue speaketh. FRANK HOFFICR Boonie All women are goodgfor nothing. IUANITA HAMMAN lNita I will find a way or make one. JAY HOIAWAY HC. I. Through oherli- ence learn to cornmancl. RUBICIITA IIIYICLY 4'l'live An obedient wife commands her hushancl. ll0l3l'ili'l' LLOYD 'lllohw He is a fool who is not melancholy once a clay. I.llIIll,l'l JFNSICX Cile A good name keeps its luster in the flarlx.

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PAUL BOURNE Rabbit -President, Genius is one part inspiration and three parts perspiration. J O A N NUNEMAKER J o d y - Secretary- Treasurer. All's fair in love and War. RUSSEL HARTER Mole - Vice-president. Loyalty is worth more than wealth. CLASS OFFICERS NIORS ln 1933 a group of very frightened youngsters entered the first grade here at Nappanee. Graduation was then a long, long way off. We slowly progressed though, until it seemed the years were slipping away too fast. And now they have gone, all twelve of them. We look hack with both satisfaction and regret. They were the happiest days of our lives and we have enjoyed them. So now, in l945, we prepare to take up the banner of responsibility. With the confidence of youth we will face the future and try to conquer its problems. Only by enlarging and using the education that we received here in school can we do this. The torch is ours now and we will hear it high. 0 6

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SENIORS VCIAYNE MCCUEN Hfllaci' Choose your love, then love your choice. VIRGINIA JENSEN uCinny If you would he well served, serve yourself. KENNETH MIDDAUCH NMiddie He is happy that thinks himself so. CWENDOLYN JOHNSON HCwen,' Stars are not seen by sunlight. KEITH MILLER HKeith He knows most that speaks least. NOHMA MCDONALD uNorma'7 Friend- ship is love without its wings. LEHOY NISLEY Mwhiteyv A great talker is a great liar. LOIS METZLEH HEflie He that sings drives away his troubles. IIOY Pl EIl EEII Pie An ounce of wis- dom is worth a pound of wit. MARTHA MILLER nMarty Better he horn lucky than wise. MEHHIL PIPPEN 4'Cutch All the wit in the world is not in one head. BETTE NUNEMAKER '4Bette The less people think. the more they talk. GEORGE PIPPENGER uporki' Fortune favors the brave. PHYLLIS OSWALD '4Phid', Youth and age will never agree. JOHN PRICE HCash', Deeds are males and words are females.