Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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w .f I. Anna Woodhanis Mrs. Farrington, l Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Rassi. UTS 6 As Anna Vwloodhams applies merthiolate or handaids, or gives little white pills for head aches, she talks and soothes the pain, Annie also performs many other services ahout the school and gives much needed motherlv advice, Cafeteria Please, Mrs. Lockwood, I'll give you two lunch tickets tomorrowg I forgot to get one today. I'm sorry: to the end of the line. This was a familiar conversation during the past school year. Our cooks had to prepare meals for the Central Grade Building and the High School hesides cooking and carrying food to the South Elementary School and the Park Building. l I I llunliani and I.ove'-I'ri'n'r1lvIinm A lonufuin Ymiin' li. Newcomer .ind Son-Tin' Sinn' nf lfim' Irurlri

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F acult DAVID MCGREW Industrial Arts, Vocational Educational Guidance Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Indiana University, M.S. LUCY MILES English, Speech Indiana University. A.B.. Northwestern Universi- ty, Goshen College, Pur- due University HELEN PETTS Language, Social Studies V i n c e n n e s University Junior College, A.A.. Maryville College of Tennessee, A.B. HARVEY POSTMA Commerce Goshen College, A.B., Indiana University. M.C.S. MARY ROOD Art Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. DEAN RULE Arithmetic. General Mathematics Goshen, B.A., Indiana State Teachers College HELEN SHEETS Physical Education. Consumer Economics Ball State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. JOE SPRINGER Social Studies, Sociology, Physical Education Canterbury College. Hanover College, B.S. OLIVE WEAVER English, Library Middle Tennessee State. B.S., University of Illi- nois, B.S. in L.S. FRED WEBB Band Evansville College. B.M.. Indiana State Teachers College, M.S. LAWRENCE WHITE English, Social Studies, Bookstore Supervisor Manchester College. A.B., Ball State Teach- ers College. Indiana University, M.S. N.lpp.xnec Milling fu., Inc. Qualify lfluur um! lwiuli

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Bus Drivers Bookstore Custoclians Having a very responsible job, our good' natured bus drivers always seemed to get us to school and home again on time. Although there was a hopeful group of students when the bus started coughing or there was a snow storm in the morning, students were usually disappointed by the driver's repairing the trouble or the bus's yellow head coming through the blizzard down the road. Every morning and noon Barbara McDonald helped Carol Miller and Mr. White sell pencils, notebooks, paper, and other necessities. Besides selling these to the students, Mr. White was in charge of issuing textbooks and the many other classroom supplies. Students who did not come to school early, stay late, nor come on Saturdays probably never saw our janitors who worked principally at those times. Keeping our school neat and tidy, scrap' ing the gum oti' the floors and desks, picking up candy wrappers, and washing our chalky blackf Y W .Www v-mv Front Row: Darlene Conrad, Wayne Sechrist, Noble Flowers, Willard Reed. Second Row: Virgil Stump, Jr., Edward Miller, Eldon Yoder. boards are but a few of the sundry maintenence tasks which have been performed by these responsible men. David Anderson, Edward Miller, Eldon Yoder, Noble Barbara McDonald. Mr. White, Carol Miller. Flowers. Quality Print Sliop-Prinliug of flu' Belfry' Kimi 'S Miller'v Grocery-Sun' Tlrronglv I. G. rl, 4. Q