Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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. MUSIC AND BIBLE More fun! At least these girls think sol N. ll. S, is proud of this salxztplione sextette. Its memlrers are lleverly lrlalin. liosarmu- Sheets. llunnu Uline. Ju Ann liigler. Marguerite Cearhart, and Delores Roth. The liilmle is studied the world over. ln our scluml it is taught to grades one through eight. Students in the upper four grades may take it il' they 1-lumso. Here Mrs. Bowman is telling her seventh grade students the story of The Feeding: ul' thi- ldive Thousandl' in scene-0-felt. This page xponsorcd by Millefs North H1141 GIITILQI? lmrl Cvrl Bros. Imrlawr Shop Ning

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.ART AND SOCIAL STUDIES M I The art class is one of the most useful in the school, providing posters and other artistic touches for our classrooms and hallways. This is the advanced art class working under the watchful eye of Mrs. Rood. Social studies are important in our school's curricula. History often entails study of maps. Here ,lacoh Gall and Vivian Vinke point out particular places on the map, while other students look on. Eight This page sponsored by J. S. Ka L. M. Slabaugh, M. D. and Miller Lumber KL Coal Co

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. HOME ECONOMICS AND TYPING 'WMMF' Yes, sir! This is one of Miss l3lank's home economics classes happily learning to prepare a meal ht for a king. The laboratory is equipped with modern electric and gas stoves and a gas refrigerator. What's happened? Everyone is wide awake and husy at his typing! Under the direction of Mr. Postma, many good typists are graduated from our high school. Ten This page sponsored by Hartman Gulf Service Station and City Electric Co