Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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1 F 1 CALENDAR y SEPTEMBER 7 First day of school. Clad to see all the kids. 8 Annual meeting, First band rehearsal. 9 Senior class meeting. 13 Annual meeting. Hi-Y this evening. 15 Government test. 16 Journalism meeting. Chorus elects officers. 17 Assembly program. 21 Y-Teens. 27 Naps skin Lakeville, 8-2. OCTOBER l Assembly program about different types of flags, 4 First basketball practice. 6 Bank day. Band marches for J. C. C. 7 First performance of MFun for All. 8 Fire drill. Seniors pose for pictures. 11 Dramatic Club has tryouts for coming play. 13 Out at 2:40 because of teachers, meet- ing, 14 Cheerleader tryouts. Puppet show at 2:40. 15 Juniors travel to Dearborn. 18 Play cast posted for dramatics. 19 Hi-Y and Y-Teens. 20 Report cards. Teachers Association on Thursday and Friday. 25 Eighty-five students go to Flkhart to see President Truman. 26 We skip once again to go see Cov- ernor Dewey, 28 Mad scramble in the assembly for senior proofs-poor Pat! 29 Big Halloween Festival at school. Band marches and is led by a hula dancer!! MuZlet's Srwe Way Mufrket Quality Print Slrop Known by its Quality Fine Foods -21-- Printing of the Better Kmd

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Top Row: Lyle Us-st, Max VW-aver, Robert Jensen, LaMar Reichert, David Slouder, Eugene Slalwaugh, XVilliam Farrington, Jerry Lenlz, Stanley Naylor, Forrest, Dunnurk. Fred Rice. Third ROW: Martha. Curl, Trilha. Stillson, Mary .lane Pittman, Marla Mntsvlilvr, Sue Nliarlin, Marin- NVilson, Mary Slahaugh, Edna St'lllT1llI'ki'Y'. l'hyllis Dvlwiler. l'ei,:'g'e llare. H4-Ile May, Mary Helen Arnotl, Phyllis WR-aver, lmleia Uoppe-s. Second ROW: Shirley Davis, Patricia. Hn-n,l4-y, .lo Ann Shively. Nam-y Sevhrisl. 'l'hx-lnia Miller. Helly Sharp, Norma Jean Ingle, Carol Gillis, Arlene Schwartz, Rosamae Sheets, Vatriria Hollar Barbara Sharp Anna Lon lfidln-r Helen XVvman C H O R U S First ROW: Dorothy Miller, Marilyn Miller. ,Marilyn Jensen... Kathleen llolll-r. Eva Mae fnJlSklll, Mary Frances Bertelson, Ann Vvrighi, Yvonne Haines, lulsle Davis. The high school chorus, under the direction of our new leader, Miss Mary Berger, has enjoyed another active and successful year. Margaret Mutschler was our capable pianist. Again this year a small percent of the members sang in a chorus of five hundred for the Teachers Association in South Bend. A Christmas program was given with the band, and the choir was heard on other occasions during the year. The chorus, as well as many soloists and en- sembles, participated in the district and state con- tests. Donna Uline In the picture at the right you see the ofhcers of the chorus: DONNA ULINI-I .,............... ..... T reasurer MARGARI-:T MU'rsoin.i:R .... .,.... P resident MISS BERGI-IR ,,..,,..,......... ,.,,.,,,,,,,, l Director Ravi-:RLY HAHN .,,, ,.... V ice-president Rl-ITTY TANIS .............,...........,,.,....... Sem-etafry Also during the year Fred Rice spent much time sorting and keeping the music in order. I'Ivtch,cr Motor Cnimprmy Willard M. Naylor Buick - Olds -- GMC Tracks -20- Insurance - Real Estate - Loans

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CALENDAR NUVICMIIICIK l Group pictures. Also interesting speaker. 2 I'iIection day and Dewey is elected here at school. 3 Iflection returnsff- 'llruman elected. 5 I irst pep session ol' the year. We Iose to New Paris. -III-50. 8 Iland Ilooster pot-luck supper, Good turnout. 9 Nap hows to Iiremen. L13-II Ii. II Iiand marches for Armistice Day. I2 Three straight defeats! This time to Kendallville. fll-20. Second team wins a thriller. I5 Guest speaker from India. I6 Cinderella show. Nappanee -III. Wakie Zio! Yeah team! I7 Dismissed at 2:-10, I8 Bicycles licensed today. I9 Sophomores entertain us witI1 an original program. 22 Ifirst showing ol' Stranger in the Night. 23 Stranger in the Nightii a Imig success. 2114 'I'hanksgiving program. I'ep session. and we heat Goshen, 159-ISI. 'I'wo day vacation. Dr-:cr:Mi-n-:H I D'I3uIIdog issued. Report cards. 3 'Concord slaughters us. 48-25. 6 Negro team. liens play, 7 Ghorus at gym. Y-Teen hanquet. 9 Y. F. G. skating party, I0 Once again we lose, Columhia City-- 52. Nappanee--39. I4 I.ose a heart-hreaker to Madison, 417- 46. I5 Band and chorus present Christmas program. I6 Entertained Ivy an interesting archery program. Kline's Dept. Stofre, Goshen. Ind. Whefre Better Merclumdise is Courteofusly Sold