Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Center: Pat Thoim son—Clockwise: Pat Martin. Marietta Holderman. Sandra Smith. Sandra Thomas, and Letitia Nettrour. Presenting the 1958 Pat Thompson was chosen by the student body to be the 1958 Blue and White Sports Queen. Pat and her court, which included senior attendants I ish Nettrour and Pat Martin. junior attendant Sandra Smith, sopho- Queen and Court more attendant Marietta Holderman. and freshman attendant Sandra Thomas, were presented at the Middlebury game and reigned over a dance following the game. 10 Rav Hopewell Agency Clipp Auto Supply

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Future .... to enter into business careers. English not only teaches students the mechanics of good writing, hut it also helps students to discover how to express their ideas. Government strives to develop intelligent voters and citizens. Economics is the science that deals with the art of making a living. All of these courses help the student to gain personal confidence and to develop a well-rounded personality. The art class is busily working on the drawing of figures in the newly-equipped art room. Shown are Larry Stutzman. Ronald Wilson. Judy Lewis, and Pauline Ketzel. Mr. Hendricks is instructing Kent Stuckman. Steve Price, and Bob Farrington in the mechanism of the motor. Y Nappanee Advance News 9

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Gary Culp. Linda Heckaman. Vonda Wysong. and Dixie Hare were our capable cheerleaders. Introducing Cheerleaders and Twiriers During the year the cheerleaders led the cheering block at all football and basketball games. They also planned and directed all pep sessions. I he tvvirlers climaxed the season by presenting a spectacular half time show at our last home football game. Veteran Drum Major Susie Field skillfully led the marching band for four years. Connie Haney. Susie Field, and Pat Leer executed fancy twirlings.