Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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SQ SEPTEMBER CAME - BACK TO SCHOOL, K I TOOK IT EASY, l'M NO FOOL. C I . litfeg 3 l 4 l 5 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 22 Q0 Ln! 24 25 ,26 29 30 Fourteen This page sponsored by Ossie's SEPTEMBER Back to school. How does everyone like the new periods? My! Look at all the new faces around the school! Mr, Mummert seems to be rather strict in health class. First band rehearsal. Class meetings, Goody! Goody! Vacation already! For two days! Just another Monday. Band makes its first appearance at the Goshen Fair. How did it sound, kids? Hey, Smitty, did you get home all right with all those trophies? Softball game. Oh, this wonderful rainy weather! Mr. Weddle is sporting a black eye! He says he got it in baseball prac- tice, but I wonder? Softball. Hi-Y serious initiation. Softball game with Madison post- poned because of rain. First Lyceum Program, Mr. Whit- taker gave a speech based on his book, We Thought We Heard The Angels Sing. Softball game-Nappanee 21, Bre- men 1! Dismissed from school early because of teachers meeting. An assembly program. Mr. Klitzke gave us a few Do's and Don'ts for the coming year! Excused early. Everyone made a dash uptown. I wonder why-? Aha, the fair's here! Donna! The idea! Trying to play your horn with your mittens on! Y- Teen and Hi-Y meetings. Did everyone bring his money? First bank day, which will be held every Wednesday morning during the Ac- tivity Period. Some changes in as- sembly seats! Eh, Cork and Shanty! First fire drill. Mr. Roose makes an announcement to the seniors about paying fees. Hey, Lewie! Next time be more care- ful riding on the Bullet! Boys out- numbered the girls at Teen Town! Senior pictures to be taken Friday. Be sure to wear your best bib and tucker. What was all the noise in the assem- bly? Why, today was the first game of the World Series! Did anyone notice a funny odor in government class? Next time, Dick, keep your shoes on! Hofme Covlcing and Hollar's Market

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.AI HALL OF SCIENCE. ONE OF THE FEATURES OF THE AN- NUAL P. T. A. HALLOWE'EN PARTY WAS THE EXHIBIT DISPLAYED IN THE SCIENCE ROOM. THE CHEMISTRY CLASS PREPARED ALL OF THE EXHIBITS AND EXPERIMENTS. THIS WAS ONE OF THE MOST INGENIOUS OF THE MANY ATTRACTIONS.

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OCTOBER The Junior girls seem to be starting a fad of wearing large ribbons in their hair. Cute little trick, girls! First issue of IVBulldog! Senior pictures taken today. Look at the birdie! Junior class party. Sleepy Miller, who won his bet on the World Series, made quite a little bit of money in just a few minutes, -so we hear! . Y-Teen serious initiation. Hi-Y meeting. Some teachers are really using their ability to write out detention slips, especially in the sixth hour assem- bly! First Hi-C meeting. Band attempts to march in formation for the first time this year. Cheerleading try-outs. I7on't spare your vocal chords kids! Final cheerleading try-outs. To you who won, Good Luck! Senior proofs arrived. Mr. Whitg can't understand why the seniors must look at their pictures in government class! First report cards. That IJ doesn't stand for llandy, kids! Hi-C meeting. Junior High cheer- leading try-outs. Band marched for Farmers' llay. Class of '48 received a plaque for selling over a 31,000 worth of maga- zines in their Junior year. Do your feet ache? Are you tired? The band manched 2 2f10 miles in Mishawaka! Nothing unusual. Y-Teen and Hi-Y meetings. Last day of school- -for four days! Teachers Association. Senior class meeting. We can't de- cide where we want to go for our trip. Quite a Dramatic Party last night! So we hear? Bank day. Student Council is purchasing a ra- dio to present to the school. Big Hallowe'en Party at the school! Bonfire, costumes. prizes, hilarity in general. Second issue of I'VRulldog. IN OCTOBER WE HAD TO STUDY5 ii YES, AND I MEAN EVERYBODY. f'5 aJaQ I If Ji I ul This page sponsored by Mast Sales Sz Serrice Fifteen