Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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CALENDAR IJEBRUARY I Government and American history classes visit Indiana State Legislature at Indianapolis. - Vile are entertained Ivy a Viennese 's opera singer. fl' North Manchester 112, Nappanee 113. 7 Juniors lmusy with preparations for hig Valentine llall. 8 Ivakarusa 37. Nappanee 35. I l Senior class meeting. ullocn organizes HV. I, P. Illuh. I4 'Contest participants go to Kiwanis. Tommy Tucker, sound man from IVI-C-lVI. gives interesting imitations. I7 draw liristol for the tourney. I8 Culver whips us. 75-712. 2l Mac lieth shown in the assemlily. 23 Huge pep session. We lmeat Bristol. 47-flil. Iloorayl 24 Uut early again for tourney. 25 Pep session. 'llommorrow we meet New Paris. 26 New Paris 413. Nap 30. Concord takes the tourney. IVIARCH I Future Ilomemakers. 3 Student Council. 7 Hi-C party at Vance Georges T.I3. paleh tests. 8 Y-Teens and Ili-Y. I0 National llonor Society, Il Seniors present program to under- vlassmen. I5 Pictures of wlorld Series shown. I6 Out at 2:40. Dramaties after supper. I7 Student Council. Dental check-ups. I3 Class practice tourney, Sophomores and seniors win. 2l The l.iddles conduct educational guid- ance program. lfirst day of spring. 22 Iiiddles talk to Ili-Y and Y-Teens. 24 National Honor Soeiety. 25 Tomorrow is State Solo and Iznsemhle Contest at Indianapolis. 29 Hand practice after supper, 30 Hank day. Ill Student ffouneil. I'hvsieal cheek-ups. Edw. Lienlfart and Sons, lVr1I.'a'r11sn,, Ind. Complete Home Outfitters

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CALENDAR IJMQIQMBER tmflonlinuedj l7 Now we're really on the ball-Mid dlebury 20g Nappanee 39, 20 American flag dedicated to high school. 21 Seniors surprise Miss Hoover and Mr. lioose with Christmas gifts. 22 Dramalics present NA Song is Born at the Grace E. U. B. Church. Bremen 43. Nappanee 39, JANUARY 3 Hurrah! Were back in school!! Did l hear someone groan! JL How our team has improved! We beat Milford 57-45. 5 The rest of the group pictures are taken. 7 Tough luck, boys. Overtime game with Jimtown. 49-44, ll Y-Teens and Hi-Y. 12 Band plays for Farmers Institute. ll lfverybody happy? Yes! Anybody downhearted? No! Nap, 45, Walk- erton, 23. I9 P. T. A. venison dinner. 20 Debaters enter Hound Table Discus- sion at South Bend in competition with seven other schools. 2l Goshen 48, Nap 40. Debate broad- cast over the radio. 24 First night of operetta. '6Sunbonnet Cirlf' 25 Mummert clamps down on his ro- mancing regulars. 26 Band takes trip through Conn's. No one snitched any new instruments, did he? 28 Senior class meeting. Elkhart 58. Nap 32, Wow! House of Hafrtefr, Goshen Ind. Sporting Goods

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M. Wolfberg and Sort, Wakarusa ' Good clothes for every member of the famzly CALENDAR APRIL 1 Homeroom guidance programs. 2 Band, chorus, and junior band all bring home firstsll 4 Courtesy VVeek begins. 5 Y-Teens and Hi-Y. What was sup- posed to be the class tourney is played. Sophomores and freshmen, with the much needed aid of the eighth grade, win. 6 Joe Kindig speaks to assembly. 7 Band practice after supper. 8 Big Courtesy Week program. Forrest Dunnuck is King Courtesy, Helen Mattern, Queen Courtesy, Marla Mut- schler is Princess Polite and Ronald Miller is Prince Polite. Mr, Holaway is chosen most courteous teacher. 9 State Band and Chorus Contest. Hoo- ray, we beat Bremen and Concord and bring home three firsts. 12 Style show. l3 School assembly, MAY l May Festival. 6 Eighth grade trip to Chicago. 13 Sectional track meet. Last day for seniors. 15 Baccalaureate. 17 Class Night. 18 Reception. 19 Commencement. 22-24 Seniors travel to Niagara Falls. Stahly Dairy and Produce Wakarusa, Ind. Custom Butcherirtg and Curing