Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Entering the year as a six-year Superior winner of band contests, we spent the first two months preparing formations for the football games. Then the band settled down to concert work in their new home, the remodeled park audi- torium. Besides entering Solo and Ensemble Contests and Band Contests, we made several trips which were financed by the Band Boosters' Club. ln February we had ioint concerts with the Berne High School choir at Berne and Nappanee. Later, we made an over night tour to Sullivan, Indiana, where we also presented a concert. Likewise, Sullivan presented a concert here at a later date. We feel that this band has proven to be one of the most outstanding organizations N.H.S. has ever had. Dunham and Love Senior Band The reason we have been successful . . . our director, Mr. Habeggafr. . u n i Rensberger Standard Service Prescrlptlons-Fountaln SETVICG - 21 - ' ' ' Tlres, Batterles, ACCCSSOPIES

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Senior Week Junior-Senior Banquet HOTEL ELKHART, ELKHART, INDIANA Friday Night, May 23, ,1952, at 7:00 o'clock Welcome ...... ......... P hyllis Roth Response ..... ..................... J ames Rose Prophecy ,,.,, ,..,... C arol Jo Baumgartner Reading ...,.. ........ J ane McGillen Will .,,,,,, .......... B etty Yoder Program .,.,. .......... M urdock Baccalaureate FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday Afternoon May 25, 1952, at 3:00 o'clock Organ Prelude- Adagio from Sonata Pathetique , Beethoven .................. Mr. Vance George, Organist Processional- Pomp and Circumstance , Elgar ........ Class of 1952, Mr. George, Organist Invocation and Prayer ...................................................... The Reverend Frances E. Reese Pastor, First Presbyterian Church Hymn- Give of Your Best to the Master ................ The Congregation Scripture Reading ..... ,The Reverend Earl L. Salzman Pastor, First Mennonite Church The Green Cathedral ............................................ Hahn High School Robed Choir, Miss Jameson, Director Address ..........,................. The Reverend C. A. McGillen Pastor, Church of God Onward, Ye Peoples ! ...................................... Sibelius High School Robed Choir Benediction .................. The Reverend Paul Brenneman Pastor, United Missionary Church Recessional- War March of the Priests -Mem delsshon-..Class of 1952, Mr. George, Organist Organ Postlude- Festival Toccata ............ Fletcher Mr. Vance George, Organist -23.- Senior Class Night COMMUNITY PARK PAVILION Monday Night, May 26, 1952, at 8:00 o'clock Opening Remarks ........................,....... William Kendall 'Superintendent of Schools The Siege of Rochellem-Balfe ............-- COI'1'l6t Duet Fred Wilt, David Stouder Dramatic Skit ................ Della Chapman, Glen Stump School Awards, Merit Awards, and Honorable Mention .......................... James Weddle, Principal American Legion Citizenship Awards ........ Glen Field Agriculture Awards .......................... Johnson Douglas State Bank Agriculture Award ................ Freed Miller Hi-Y Awards ,.,.,.,..,....,...,....,..,............. Lawrence !White Po1onaise Militaire, Opus 40 -Chopin .... Piano Solo John Zimmerman O Soldier, Soldier .......................... arranged by Page It's a Grand Night for Singing .................... Rogers Senior Chorus David Bowers, Della. Ina Chapman, Jo Ann Farring- ton, Patricia Henley, David Hosbetter, Robert Jen- sen, Sue Martin, Marla Mutschler, Patricia Rich- mond, Jo Ann Shively, Mary Slabaugh, David Stouder, Glen Stump, William Stutzman, Jacquelyn Thompson, Marie Wilson. Commencement COMMUNITY BUILDING AUDITORIUM Wednesday Evening May 28, 1952, at 8:15 o'clock Processional- Pomp and Circumstancen .......... Elgar Class of 1952, High School Band Lewis G. Habegger, Conductor IHV0Cati0n ................ The Reverend Samuel Overmeyer Pastor, Grace E. U. B. Church American Folk Rhapsody .................,,,.,.,,. Grundman High School Band Salutatory Address ......................,....... Marla Mutschler Add'I'eSS ---.....---..................................... Joseph C. Wagner Controller, Ball State Teachers College Valedictory Address ...................................... Fred Wilt Capriccio Espag'no1 ...................... Rimsky-Korsakov High School Band Presentation of Diplomas .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Mr, H, A, W1-ight Treasurer, Board of School Trustees Benediction ................... iThe Reverend Paul Schmiedel Pastor, St. J ohn's Lutheran Church Recessional- Recessiona1 ............................ Rousseau The Graduates, High School Band Blue Bell Inc. A Fine Place for Women To Work