Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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H. V. lwlnlislzing House , . Irmters of utVflfI2!l7II'fH SENIOR In the upper left picture. on the first y-voiced flutes, whose rd almove all other in- ln the hack ro ' w are the mournful olnoes. often used row. are the silver tones can he liea SlI'llIIl9lllS. for plain- ln the middle axopllones used much in military styles and als tive and rustic ellqeets. picture are the s o popular music. In the bottom picture are the clarinets. whose tones range from the low. dark, and gloomy voices. to the higher, fierce. and shrill tones. Upper left: Sully Snider, Marilyn Reed, l':1tl'iei:i Richmond M . urlu Mutsehler, ltlargzrret Mutsehler. Standing: Carole Klitzke. Lewis llztllegger, dirt t Pat to or. r ll ld l lppen. Middle Picture: Vzttrieizr Henley. Frieda Walters, JoAnn l+':ir'rim.rton, Margrllerite fleurliztrt. Standing: ltosnmzre Sheets, llonnzt Uline, Iieverly Hahn, Beverly Ralston, Su- I' 'tin. m D .ir Bottom Picture: 1st row: Phyllis XVeaver. li?tl'll?lI'2l Slizirp. t':n'ole Heek 1 zimzin. Don- mhelle Anglin, Arlene Sehwairtz. Kath- leen lloI'I'el', l':1tril'izL liollztr, Rue Ellen Field, 2nd row: llelte May. Mztrielte ltlellinger, Charles t'l1:ipm:1n. Gene Johnson, Jerry Lentz. llellu lnzi Uhapa man, lizirhzlrzm Uoppes. 3rd row: t':n'ole Miller. Mary Rot-kzstroli, Phyllis Roth, JoAnn Shively, Marilyn l'hend. Helen Mzlltern.

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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

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BAND In the percussion section, the upper right picture, the snare and bass drums mark time. while the kettledrums can be tuned to a definite pitch. A marching band would not be complete without its high stepping drum major and major- ettes. In the middle picture you see the French horn that gets its graceful shape from the early hunter's horn. The deep voiced tuba produces rich tones that can be made soft and sweet. In the bottom picture you see the smallest brass instrument. the cornet with its brilliant voice. The curious trombone produces mellow tones by lengthening and shortening the slide. Upper right: Marlene Sheets, Dana Gray, Xvilliam Tyndall. Carole Heekaman, Carole Klitzke, Arlene Schwartz, George Stoups. Middle Picture: Seated: Barbara Le-Count, D: ' Keesler, Vance George. Standing: mn James Pittman. Richard Uline, James Mitterling, Harvey DeFrees, Jr. Bottom Picture: Seated.: David Stouder, Carroll Holaway, Eugene Smith, Fred XVilt, Ulell Hartman, Jr.. Carl Heeka man, Lyle Best. Standing: Marie Nvil son, Anna Lou Edler, Richard Mishler Roland Heekarnan, Keith Mcffuen Helen XV'yman, Mary Slabaugh. E. V. Publishing House Printers of Xapanet