Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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'Sl' V '27 A 'Ulm.,.,,, ,......i1 ...auf .- in Q iw: J.. 4.1 Seated: Margaret Mutsvhler, Arlene Schwartz, Marietta Mcllingor. Standing: Patricia Vimwn. W'illiam l+'arrim.:ton, tie-orgv Sloops. Margtuwitt- Gt-arharl, Jani-t Miller, NV:-nde-ll Mvtzlvr. l'Rt:sumENT . . . . . .Marguerite Cearhart SECRETARY .... ........ J anet Miller Such factors as scholarship, leadership, character, and service form the basis for eligihility in this organization. Fifteen percent of the senior class and five percent of the junior class constitute the membership. This year the society com- pleted a survey pertaining to the percentage of Nappanee high school students at- tending college. Seated: James Tobias. I.aMar Heckaman, Barbara Coppt-s, Wlanda Gvarhart, Rose Reprogle, De-lla Ina Chapman. Wendell Metzler. Standing: Stanley Naylor, Mr. Weddle. sponsor, Patricia l'ippr-n, Marguerite Gearhart. Janet Miller. Patricia Hollar. John Robinson, Keith McCuen, Herbert Cripe. PRESIDENT ........... Patricia Pippen SECRETARY ............. Janet Miller The purpose of the Student Council is to give the students a chance for self- government through representation. With the guidance of Mr. VVeddle, the council successfully carried out many projects. Ilfmglus W. Price, M.II. Shively Dept. Store l'lz.ysician and Surgeon -14-- Clothing, Hardwafre and Appliances

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Never before has there been so great a need for knowledge, Not only to the students is the library beneficial, but also to the student librarians, whose training in helping others find the materials needed will help them as well. Seated: lllzwit-ttv Alt'lllf'li.1'i'1', Shirley Davis. Standing: l4'orni- Mikel, Billie .lt-an XVid1noyv1', Janet Miller, Miss Weaver, Marguerite GQ'2iI'll1lI't'. Our debate team. which is a member of the St. Joseph Valley League, has com- peted in extemporaneous round table and debate contests on the national high school question Resolved: that the United Yations now be revised into a Federal Wvorld Government. The group sponsored Vl'OVl'O'S Junior Town Meeting of the Air and paricipated in debate tourneys of state wide competition. Seated: Mrs. Milos, 1-oar-h. llillie .Ivan XVidnioyt-r. .lzlnet lllillr-r, Marilyn Rm-d. Standing: Max XVvax'or, Rodney Loudermilk, Daniel Gamble, Fred Xvilt, Dana, GFHYV Williillll Tyndall. LIBRARIANS DEBATE TEAM N-vid EXw L Nappanee Dairy Neultauser Hatclzeries Heckanzawfs Ice Cream - 13 -A G00d Llwkn Chicks

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Although membership was not as easily obtained this year as in previous years, fourteen new members were admitted to the Dramatics Club. The club held an am- uteur contest in which those who wished to join displayed their talents. All of the contestants were eligible. Stranger in the Night was the first play of the season, presented on November 22-23. Seated: 3I:ii'p,:m-l'itv th-z1rhar't, Beverly Hahn. .loan Flowers., Janet Miller, Phyllis XVeaver, .lun XYi'ig'li1. .Xrlt-ml Scllwarlz, Carole Klitzke, Rosa-xmae Sheets, l':lli'irizL Hollzlr, JoAnn l :1i'r'im:tori, Middle Row: Mrs. l'4-lclirzini, Marilyn Miller, Carole Heekaman, Mary Frances liertelson, Ililliq- .Ivnn XYidinoyel'. Mzirivtte M4-llinger, Betty Tanis, Marlene Schee-ts, Rose Rep- rogln-. Ilvllu lnn Clmpnian. Top Row: Iticliatrd lllishlt-r, Ilunivl Gzunlwle-. Roland Hcckaman, Jerry Lt-ntz, Gent- Gwin. l'll2ll'll'S Ulizxpiiiztii, l'lL1g.:n-iiv Smith. Vance George. Fred Rico. lVillizim l Zll'l'lllLflUll, .luck lim-pd, hV!lXll0 Slilllilllllh. A Song ls Born. the dramatization of the events which led to the writing of the uorlrl's most popular Christmas carol, Silent Night was presented on December 23, l9l9. The cast included Jack Heed. Beverly Hahn, Vance George, Vlvilliam Tyndall. Reverend Mr. Uvermeyer. Jerry l,entz. Patricia Hollar, members of the choir. and lfugene Smith. Wirlmoyer Motor Sales Mar-Lyn Beauty Shop Kazsefr-Frazzefr Sales and Service -15- Be coming to us for becoming hair