Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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On at N. H. S. NOVEMBER: 1. N-Men and their dates had a picnic at Syracuse Lake. 2. leen-Town had a hay ride. Believe me, it wasn t very warm outside. 12. That senior hoy named Gene was named to the All-State Football Team. 13. The basketball team started out right: they beat the Tigers in a real good fight. 19. Goshen won. and the Bulldogs lost their first one. 20. Susie Field. we re mighty proud of you; we feel that the R.A.R. Good Citizen Award was just for you. Bulldogs set the pace in a nip and tuck race. 29. Bulldogs got beat and faced their second defeat. 30. Larry and Dixie were, by chance. Mr. and Miss-Print of the Journalism Dance. DECEMBER: 6. What fun, we won! 10. Holidays will soon be here and the Y-Teen girls held a banquet for their mothers again. 13. Friday, and an unlucky day; but we still made hay. 15. I he band and chorus combined to present a Christmas concert. 17. With little wear and tear we won the game fair and square. 20. The Christmas play was held on this date; now. no more school till 58. 22. The National Honor held a tea for past members of the Society. 27-28. We won the first but the second was reversed. JANUARY: 1. I he New Y ear s ball was held this day. Everyone had fun; agreed O.K. 3. Although they were behind they beat us in an overtime. 10. Another overtime—this time fate was kind. 14. With little time to spare we beat Waky fair. 17. The Eagles got “All Shook Up when the Bulldogs strutted their stuff! 24. The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow is Carol Sue; congratulations from all of us to you. 30-31. In the new school at last. Everyone s waiting for next Monday s class. 31. Try, try again; next time we will win. Y-Teen girls decorated for the Mother-Daughter Tea. The annual Y-Teens Mother-Daughter Tea was a success. The Speech class presented the speech play. Dick Pletcher introduced Pruth McFarlin to student assembly. Indianapolis Engraving Co. Inc.— Designers £? hngraeers of Yearbooks

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The Year Rolls SEPTEMBER: 4. Early to bed early to rise, summer s over and school s arrived! 6. The Eagles tried, but the Bulldogs tanned their hide. 10. Martha told Y-Teens about her stay at Y-Teen Camp, today. Seniors ordered their pictures today. I ater they will be used to scare the rats away. 14. Seniors sold at the first wrestling match. Hey. Mr. Wrestler, don’t you know you re not to bite or scratch? 18. Hide your pocketbooks. men; here come those “magazine happy juniors again. 20. Third in a row! Let s go. go. GO! 24. Do we have to? Oh. I m sick! was the sophomores’ cry at the Y-Teen picnic. The Bulldogs lowered the boom and the Jimmies met their doom. 27. Although there were doubtful opinions, the Nappanee Bulldogs reversed the decision. Vonda. Jim. and Dick are the officers who help make the chorus tick. OCTOBER: 4. The Bulldogs were up to par; so the Red Devils didn’t get far. 8. The band sweaters arrived! Just look at the stars in the seniors eyes. Group pictures for the Napa.net were snapped; gee. 111 bet that camera lens cracked. I 1. Six new members have we for the National Honor Society. The Rockies tossed the Bulldogs their first and only loss. 16. Senior girls set a precedent for others; they held a tea for freshman girls and their mothers. 18. The Bulldogs are back on the track—they knocked the Railroaders flat. 22. “Boy. that English and math were a mess! That’s what the seniors said of the Scholarship Test. 23. Knox was no better and the Bulldogs finished their season with an eight and one record! 24-25. Students took a vacation while the teachers went to State Teachers Association. Mrs. Miles. Susie Field. Pat Thompson. Tish Nettrour. Dottie Ulerv. Linda Jones. Dixie Hare and Carol Sue Hahn enjoyed the Y-Teen picnic. Connie Haney introduced fathers at Football “Fathers’ Night.” Bill Kendall. Gene Heckaman, Bill Stouder. and Eddie Combs helped to decorate for the chorus Christmas Concert. Jeanette Dean. Tish Nettrour. and Karen Spicher decorated the school windows at Christmas time. Clouse'x Building Contractors Dr. D. W. Price—Market and Him Streets

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FEBRUARY: 1. For the Vocal Solo and Ensemble Contest we rehearsed and rehearsed. Well, of course, we brought home some firsts. 4. Coming out of our slump we knocked Bremen ker-plunk! 7. 1 hey’re falling back into their old habits again. I wish the habit were to win. 8. I his time it was the band that worked and rehearsed: and they. also, came home with quite a few firsts. 14. We tried to score but our efforts were poor. 18-19. Drifts were made by lots of wind and snow. That s why there was no school, you know. 21. Pat Thompson was seen while she reigned over the Middlebury game as Blue and White Queen. The basketball season ends and the “58 ’ seniors are Has Beens!! 22. This was the girls’ chance to ask their favorites to the Valentine Dance. 26, 27. 28. and March 1—Tourney time left the Bulldogs behind. 28. National Honor has three members that are new: Jim H.. Pat T„ and Carol Sue. MARCH: 2. People came from far and near to see our new school: or so I hear. 7. Final group pictures were taken. When Linda saw them, she must have been shaken. 8. Y-T eens sponsored a record hop. You should have seen those hep-cats rock. 14-15. Into Canada our senior band went and when they came home, most of their money was spent. 18, 19. 20. It was these three days that the seniors tried out for their class plav. 21. The junior and senior bands gave a concert for us. Everyone enjoyed it. I trust. 24. Rehearsals began for the senior play. Soon the cast will know just what to say. 28. The chorus singing of seasons round the year proved to be quite easy on the ear. 30. Did you go to the Science Fair? Many exhibits were to be seen there. Senior letter winners were measured for jackets. Students observed a dedication of the new building. Students bought lunch tickets in the new school. Pat Thompson was crowned Blue and White Sports Queen.