Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Top Row-L. to R.: Max Beery, Jesse Ber- ger, Farrell Biller, Barbara Coppes, Nancy Coppes. Second Row: Joyce Culp, Carol DeFrees, Donald Disher, Marlene Evans, Janet Fisher. Third Row: Helen Foltz, George Fox, Joan Grimm, Terry Hamsher, Frank Hart- man. Fourth Row: Lulabelle Hepler, Donna Irwin, Shirley Keefer, Patricia Keim, Kay Kendall. Fifth Row: Carolyn Kern, Lois Lemna, Shirley Longfield, Shirley Losee, Charles Lutes. Sixth Row: Verna Mast, Carol Ann Miller, Carol Esther Miller, Kathryn Miller, Wanda Miller. Seventh Row: Barbara McDonald, Wyana McDow, Junior Phillips, LaMar Pletcher, Carol Postma. Eighth Row: Franklin Reed, Richard Rensberger, Robert Rhodes, Sarita Schrock, Lois Sechrist, Ninth Row: Shirley Sechrist, Max Sla- baugh, James Tobias, John Tobias, Molly Jo Tobias. Tenth Row: Jack Ulery, James Warren, Dixie Whitehead, Susan Wright, Robert Wyman. Lehman Hardware Co. Ray Hively Hardware, Paint, Toys, and Sporting Goods Plumbing and Heating Service

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JUNICDRS PRESIDENT ............... ....... M ax Slabaugh VICE-PRESIDENT ...................... ..,...... J ames Tobias SECRETARY-TREASURER ......... ....., S arita Schrock 1952! It was a campaign year for the juniors, too! First we campaigned for a new administration. The result of the presi- dential election was a landslide in favor of Max Slabaugh, and of James Tobias for vice-president. The term of secretary-treasurer did not expire, so Sarita Schrock retained her official position. Our representatives in Student Council and National Honor Society were Kay Kendall, Wanda Miller, and Carol Postma. Our second campaign was for magazine subscriptions, and we celebrated our record-breaking sales with a party. We also raised our funds by selling basketball advertisements. Finally, we campaigned, planned, and worked for the Inaugural Ball, we mean the Junior-Senior Reception, which was held in the spring. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our campaign advisors, Mrs. Miles and Mr. Postma, who made this past year a success. Gall's Cities Service Station -26 - Naylor's Grocery and Market Claude Gall, Phone 4384 Phone 149-Free Delivery

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SCDPHCDMGRES PRESIDENT ................. ...... J ames Woodhams VICE-PRESIDENT ..,...,............. ....,. M arcia Mutschler SECRETARY-TREASURER ....... ,,..,,.... J anice Stickel WE SOPHOMORES, the CLASS OF '55, will remember 1953 as the year when . . . everybody had holes in his shoes-not from campaign- ing, but from selling chocolates, mints, and peanut brittle from door to door .... four sophomore boys were members of the varsity basket- ball squad .... Al Wilt and Jim Lantis represented us on the Student Council .... Mr. Hopewell and Mr. White were our sponsors. Dunham and Love -28- Hand's T. V. Sales and Service Prescriptions-Fountain Service 158 W6St Market Street