Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Ea Parse'-1955 Heceptinn The kll1HlUI SCIliUT Reception held in tlic Atliciiinii l3.illi'ms1n iii tlic H.-rel iillilmrt was given by Ilic class Ill- ii' iii liiviiwi' of the class swf 'Vw A+ tlic guests enrurctl tlic lmllruiuii they sux' txxww lite NllCLl llmvci' txirt- imicli like tliu mics im tlic strccts wt l'.ii'is, liwlliwxviiig tlic tlicmc lil' Clay l'.ii-tw. tlic Lililcs xx'ci'c tlt-t-w.iictl xvitli Illllllilfllll' .irtifts imiiiting .it tlicii' tziscls A small rcplicii of llic lllillicl I-wxxci' mis tliu center piece ill tlic 4I'C.iliCl'SA tiilale. I'ROCIRi-XM V r l..i Biciivciitic N .nice Lopp Li Rcspoiisc Vfailtcr Corwiii l-c Tcstaimciit Alutly Ruse, Altxiii Swili.ii't, Clam Vwfiltcrs L41 Prophetic' Dun Miller. Linda Chiindlur, Dick Ccwppcs Lt' l7cx'ci'tcssc1iiciit Dick Stmici' Top to Bottom. Left to Right: Sum Grimm, Larry Lakins. and Judy Rose were ready for the festivities to begin. Gay decorations adorned the tables. Vance Lopp welcomed the guests. Whlter Corwin responded to the welcome. The last will and testament of the class of '56 was read by Judy Rose. Linda Chandler. Dick Coppes. and Don hliller looked into the future of the class of ,56. Larry Lakins tried some of hir. Stoncr's magic tricks with little success. Donnie George tried to discover when a knot is not a knot. l.ix -lift Clclricrs-Cli,ii11f1q fur' Nu pi17'fi:illi.1V' ,nw BET'

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Activities Nlany clubs and organizations are available for the varied interests of the students in Nappanee High School. By taking an active part in these activities, the students are able to develop their sense of responsibility and leadership and their ability to get along with other people. One of these organizations was the pep band that entertained during the half time periods at basketball games.