Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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ALUMNI Evelyn Burkholder George Buss Dan Curtis Dallas Gardner Royce Geyer Doris Hall Howard Hoover Russel Hostetter Paul Huffman Bill Johnson Jean Kohlhorst Helen Kring Bill Kurtz Mary Louise Laser Beatrice Linn Kenneth Mattern John Maust John Mellinger Earl Metzler Marialyce Metzler Glen Michael Clarence Middaugh Helene Miller Isabelle Miller Jean Alice Miller Mona Lou Miner Bill Mishler Elmer Mishler Virginia Mishler Agnes Muntz Frances Neterer .Iulia Pletcher Mary Alice Pletclier Edward Price Joan Rensberger Jean Richmond Sam Richmond Doris Robertson Eugene Roose .Iean Sheets Norma Sheets Pegge Shively Jim Stillson Bonnie Teeter Alva Van Dyke Dortha Winger LaVon Kuhn Franklin Diesch Housework Navy Army Navy Navy Mrs. Lamar Wagner Studebaker Corporation Navy Goshen College Purdue University Miami University Navy High School Clerk Adams Westlake Navy Army Cadet Air Corps Navy Mrs. LaMar Clouse At home, farming Navy Mullett's Grocery Conn Instruments Rexall Drug Store Wegmiller's Dime Store Army Navy Anderson College Dr. Miles Laboratory Ashland College Mrs. Mervin Lechlitner Nappanee Specialty Co. Navy Boston Store Nappanee Specialty Co. Cadet Air Corps Adams Westlake Army Industrial Canvas Factory Uline's Factory Ashland College Navy At home Kenyon College Manchester College Huffman Bakery Studebaker Corporation Nappanee, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana South Bend, Indiana Goshen, Indiana West Lafayette, Indiana Oxford, Ohio Mishawaka, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Elkhart, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Elkhart, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Anderson, Indiana Elkhart, Indiana Ashland. Ohio Wakarusa, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Nappanee. Indiana Elkhart, Indiana Bremen, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana Ashland, Ohio Nappanee, Indiana Gambier. Ohio North Manchester, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana South Bend, Indiana

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NSEPARABLE Max Bigler and his Htooth paste adv grin. Paul Bourne and his original humor. Roger Boomershine and an argument in Chemistry class. Patricia Byers and her winning charm. Evadean Clindaniel and Bremen. Betty Davis and a certain yellow coupe. Betty Doering and that HJohnny. Ferne Frenger and the giggles. Dale Gwin and Mr. Roosels secretary. Juanita Hamman and her '44 class ring. Russel Harter and his sunny disposition. Roberta Hively and her mischief. Jerry Hockert and his rosy cheeks. Frank Holfer and his handsome features. Jay Holaway and his daring spirit. Lucile Jensen and her nickname L'Cile. Virginia Jensen and her beautiful, blonde, curly locks. Gwendolyn Johnson and her excitable nature. Robert Lloyd and his wiggley ears. ' Norma McDonald and her fake horse laugh. Wayne lVlcCuen and his Harem. Lois Metzler and her rattled brain. Kenneth Middaugh and his Sophomore heart throb. Keith Miller and his silent personality. Leroy Nisley and his wolfish reputation. Bette Nunemaker and her temper in typing class. Joan Nunemaker and her friendly taps on the back. Phyllis Oswald and her uRoger.', Roy Pfeiffer and his love of mathematics. Merril Pippen and a basketball. George Pippenger and his toothless smile. Carol Pletcher and strange combination of red hair and an even disposition Betty Postma and her letters from the Navy. John Price and his bread route. Phyllis Price and her career as secretary to a certain businessman. John Sechrist and the Metzler residence. Dorothy Sheets and her wrist watch. Charles Stump and his home made jokes. Douglas Tobias and his startling cartoons. June Tobias and the latest dance step. Sally Uline and her worries. A Martha Miller.

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JUNIORS President .......... ...... ...... D e an Guard Vice-President ..... .................. P hyllis Guard Secretary ,......... ....... R ose Marie Hartman We, the Class of 746, intend to leave our mark in the world. 4 Not a chalk mark, it will be greater than that. lt will be a dent. The biggest of all the marks will be--well, let's travel to our capitol city and we shall observe the greatest politicians of all time. At the head of things is none other than the class politician fand Democratj Dean Guard, who presides as our President. Under him is our very faithful Secretary of State, alias Vice-President, Phyllis Guard. We have as our Secretary of the Treasury, Rose Hartman, who does an excellent job with our national debts. We have, awaiting to give advice and assistance, our sponsors, Mr. Postma and Mr. Holoway. -Phyllis Guard. 9 9