Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Debate Librarians Our debate team, coached by Mrs. Miles, Besides Chefiklng books in Und Out. OU' entered the year as Chqmpigng of the Sf, librarians repair them and collect fines if books Joseph Valley League. ore Overdue- Besides attending the annual Debate Clinic They also keep the library heel' ond Up-fO- at Purdue University, we participated in tour- dote. New reference books, biographies, ond neys at Hammond and Columbia City. fiction are constantly being added to the straightened shelves. As a monthly proiect, the librarians tacked bookiackets, all centering around a particular theme, on the library bulletin board. Seated-L. to R.: Fatt-nl .In Ii:tuim,::n'tne-r, .Tnlm Zitiilm-rtnztn. Mrs. Mil:-S, Katy Ki-ndzlll. .lzitnvs Itlilwrs. Standing-L. to R.: llnlri'l'l Nl:-lZlvI', l 1'1'Ll NYill. Standing-I.. to R.: llrvimii- Furl, ltulty Tiiliizts. Miss XXt.ixt-iz Alettqiuntt llul'l'm:in, Stir- lltl St-limit-li. l.uI:tlwllr,- Ht-ph-1', Molly JH 'l'ttlii:is. Seated- lhtily .It-:tn Slt:1l'kr-53 Legion Bowl - Cum, Auto Supply Home of Clean Howling' - 17, Everything for the Auto

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1 3 ' Y i fy' Top Row--L. to R.: lfrvd XVilt, Gln-11 Stump, Mary lhwkslroh. Varot .Tn Raum- gartm-r. Marla Mutsvhler, Mr. lhmsu. sponsor. Row Two: Itntu-rl Itle-tzh-r. .In Ann Fari'ing'- ton. Gr:-la Itig'lvi'. Mary Sla- baufrh, l'all'ic'izL Hvnlvy, Jane Strauss. Top Row-I.. to R.: linlwrl Mt-tzlvr. lfrvd XVill. Glen Stump, Mary Hovkslrult, Carol .lo R:l11ln5::tl't114-1'. .lane Strauss, ltlarla lXluls4'hlt-r. Row Two: .In Ann i 2lY'I'lllg'l0ll, tlrvln Rig- lvr. Shirley Imsvw, Mary Sla- haupih. l'atri4-ia Snider, Marcia Mutsvltlvr, Mr. Xhlddlm-, sponsor. Row Three: .Iurly Ruse. .Tnhn PilllI1l1l'l l,I'idliil0 Ifusta-t'. .lavk Ulvry. I'a1rif-ia Ile-nlvy. Mary Jani- l 1'4-nger. National Honor Society Student Council PRESIDENT H , oooo,o,, Marla Mutschler PRESIDENT ,,..::,..,,.,::,::.:::.,:: Fred Wilt VICE-PRESIDENT ,,.. ..,,,,,, G len Stump SEC.-TREAS. .oo::o:::..... Mary Slabaugh This year we conducted several surveys. We found out how many alumni, graduating from N.H.S., had received college degrees and which high school subiects had been the most valuable to them. We also worked with various teacher com- mittees in preparing an annual report to the North Central Association of Secondary Schools. l.utvs Svrvicv Station Gasolina-, Oil, Atlas Tires, Batteries VICE-PRESIDENT ....,. Marla Mutschler SEC.-TREAS. .......... Jo Ann Farrington At the beginning of the year each member of the Student Council was asked to serve on one or more committees. Through these com- mitties we conducted assembly programs, locker clean-ups, and desk inspections. ln December we decorated the study hall stage for Christmas with a huge Santa Claus seated beside a gaily decorated Christmas tree and fireplace. B Sz B Cafe A Good Place to Eat

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Our programs this year were of various types. We learned how to plan parties, and were given vocational guidance, too, we were entertained by skits, movies, and musical pro- grams. For our service proiect we sen Hospitals in South Bend and Indianapolis. .Mary Helen Pippen VICE-PRESIDENT ...........,....., Mariane Huffman SECRETARY-TREASURER ........ Doris Hunsberger t boxes of toys to Childrens PRESIDENT ....................... Top Row-L. to B.: Rc-tty Si-r-hrist, Doris Huns- luorgz-r, Julianna Jorlwes, Janice Stir-koi, Judith Swihart, Mar- janv lluffman, Ks-nlyn Calbeck, Sui- Grimm. Prvggo Arch. Second Row: Linda Housour, Janet, Mattfwrn, Min-tha lluI'l', Mary Jane Fren- gvr, lin-tty Ntfoodhams, Mary Lou Mills-r. Kathlwcn Hahn. Connie l+'s-rvida, l70l'll'12l.Ilt II Rensberger, Mary .lane Buss. Third Row: Miss VVvaver, sponsor, Sally S-lulzman. Nanny Quigley, Fran- 4-4-:4 Mi-GriI'i', Donna Suthf-imvr, Marc-i:i Mutschler, Mary Helen Vippr-n, Sherry Gillis, Linda Stump, Sharon Troxel, Patricia Snidvr. Sandra, Nottrour, Connie llosslvr, Sarah 1104- Ilopp, Louis-au Ile-rslilwc-rg:Pr. Fourth Row: Host-mary Nlillvr, Carol And- rs-ws, Mary Ellen Hall, Ri-lwr-va l'a1-1-ull, Abliy Lou llussl-nr, Nanvy ltailmgrartnor. Barbara Stahly, Linda Plc-tchnr, Patricia Ruth. Gloria, Beazley. Fifth Row: Alma Swilmrt, Linda Xvallvrs. l'alri1-ia Furl, Lulu Adams, XVil- ma Umwrihavi-r', Janet, Culp, Nlarilyn Lf-hman, Vonda Sus: Imsov. Top Row-L. to R.: Ric-hard Gr-ssingvr. Jann-s Muss- nvr, William Sharp, Dolores Wi-avr-r, Marin-ne George, Mr. th-r'ln-r, sponsor. Second Row: Junior Y-Teens ins.: K1-nm-th Millcrlinpz. Junior 'Full- vr, .ln-rald lfveot, Ruby Tobias, ,ff Nlonna Si-4-hrist. K The Diversified Occupations Club made its debut as an organization in our school. Every Friday we had a meeting in which we discussed our lobs. Some of us were mechanics, telephone operators, wait- resses, and clerks. In December we enioyed a Christmas supper at Jerald Freet's house. Also, at the end of the year a banquet was held and each of us invited an employer to attend. PRESIDENT ............................ Robert Gessinger VICE-PRESIDENT ........... .... D olores Weaver SECRETARY-TREASURER .. ...... MOnr1Cl SeCI1rlSI Hadley Dress Shop The Store for Women and Young Girls -18- Diversified Occupations Wise's Furniture Store Complete Home Furnishings