Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Dorothv Martin is explaining a problem to a puzzled Fred Hunsberger in advanced algebra class. Jack Stump. Bill Stouder, Carol Hahn, and Larry Cripe feign attention. Mrs. Miles is instructing Peggy Lakins and Carl Augustine relative to a principle of good English while Carol Sue Hahn. Jim Hamsher. and Fred Hunsberger look interested. Gene Heckaman and Jim Hamsher are working on a chemistry experiment. Weldv s Paints Franklin Coach Co. 7

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Physical education and health classes go hand In hand in developing a physically and mentally fit student. Lea.rr by Doing At N. H. S. we practice the Learn by Doing method. This method has proven profitable to both the students and the teachers. I hese pages are a living example of what our Learn by Doing method consists. Bonnie Cain. Pat Martin. Glenda Dumph. Charlotte Stick el. Joyce Welty, Donna Stone. Marguerite Wagner, Carol Weldy. Dixie Hare and Peggy Lakins are assembling D’Bulldog in the advanced typing class. 6 l wie'i Bi-Rite—To Serve Von Metier with Friendly, ('ourteons Service Jim’s Sporting Goods

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Mary Kindig. Dianna Evans and LaVonda Stahly helped to prepare a meal for the home economics class. Building Our The purpose of our school is to prepare the students for the future. Our mathematics and science courses teach us how to think. Originality is developed in art and shop classes. Physical fitness is stressed in gym and health classes. I yping. shorthand, and general business are for those, who after high school, wish Steve Quigley admired Jerry Ganshorn’s and Fred Hunsberger’s mechanical drawing projects. Larry Riley. Stanley Thomas, and other seniors discussed the latest world news in economics class.