Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Senior Class WHO'S WHO These students were chosen by their classmates because of their talents in these various fields: SCHOLARSHIP .............. ..... M arguerite Gearhart LEADERSHIP AND ATHLETICS . . . ....... Wendell Metzler MUSIC .................. . . .Margaret Mutschler DRAMATICS .. . ....... Joan Flowers ART ............ ..... M arlene Scheets AGRICULTURE ...... .... A rlen Slabaugh DOMESTIC SCIENCE ..................... ...Janet Miller CLASS MEMOIRS Remember that day twelve short years ago, when you, as first graders, proudly entered the spacious halls of Nappanee school to take your place among your future classmates? Remember that little freckle faced boy and that shy, big-eyed little girl with a few teeth missing? Of course you do, because they were You, ready and eager to begin a new and taxing adventure. How swiftly these years have passed but how full of happiness and surprises they have been. Each year you experienced new and wonderful things. You not only learned the fundamentals of education, but also you formed friendships, learned to share and get along with others. All too soon the grade years were gone and you recall the panic and bewilder- ment as you gradually became accustomed to high school life. The years melted away into endless activity: first freshman, in which you were initiated into various clubsg then sophomore, when you dropped your shroud of shyness and were considered an upperclassman. Before you realized it, you were a junior. You had the exciting privilege of planning the junior-senior reception and getting your class ring. And then, one day, you found you had at last secured that coveted 'title of senior. Yes, your goal had been reached, after a hard .struggle. Your senior year was highlighted by the senior trip, baccalaureate, class day, reception, and at last, commencement. Those are the outstanding events to mark the completion of your high school days, but let's not minimize the eminence of your golden friend- ships, your service to others, and the little experiences of every day life-these things should be treasured highly. Your high school days are completed, your new life has just begun. And it will be richer and fuller because of the opportunities you encountered these past twelve years. Sylefr and Syler -29- Gfrain - Feeds - Seeds Fertzlzzefr ii

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