Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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D. C. E. First How: John Hawley. Stanley Thomas. Mike Hoover. Phillip Hochstetler. Gerald Yoder. Second How: Anita Hoover. Larry Riley. Donald Miller, Denny Downs. Mr. McGrew. The Di versified Co-operative Education Clubs purpose is to train students for occupations in which they would like to continue after graduation. This gives the students training and experience which they could not obtain in the classroom. The club is under the supervision of Mr. McGrew. President ----------------------Anita Hoover Vice-President---------------------Larry Riley Secretary-Treasurer Gerald Yoder First Row: Jim Rood. Bob Scheets. Ed Getz. Larry Stahly. Roger Buss. Second Row: Mr. McGrew. Allan Corwin. Jerry Elmore. Lee Hochstetler. Tom King. Electric Club The Electric Club was organized this year by Mr. McGrew to promote among boys in high school an interest in any kind of electronics. Members had several projects throughout the year; one of these was manipulating the public address system at the Community Building. First Row: Anita Corwin. Diana Evans. Portia Mutschler. Susie Calbeck. Susie Neibert, Margo Miller. Second Row: Karen Clouse. Linda Price. Karen Spicher, Tish Nettrour. Jane Rood. Terry Pippenger. Barbara King. Third Row: Doris Berger. Stanley Lopp, Bill Stouder. Roger Heckaman. Larry George. Lewis Naylor. Gwen Fisher. Mrs. Rood, sponsor. Fourth Row: Pat Martin. Sandra Nichols. Linda Heckaman. Gary Culp. Ron Wilson. Ronnie Elliott. Jim Clouse. Art Club I he newly organized Art Club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rood spent most of the year preparing for the future of the club. Several guest speakers were heard throughout the year. President Bill Stouder Program Chairman Linda Heckaman 24

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The Qoverning Body of N. H. S. Eddie Combs. Jim Clouse, and Martha Hartman are in charge of seeing that everything in the Student Council runs smoothly. Solutions for many problems arising in our new school, locker inspections, choosing assembly programs for the next year, decorating the Christmas tree, supervising cheer-leader elections, and the crowning of a Blue and White Queen were all a part of the many activities performed by the Student Council. Through the Student Council the entire student body is represented: members are able to meet with the administrators to discuss the various problems that arise throughout the school year. All of the Student Council committees worked together wi tli Mr. Weddle and the officers to make this a memorable year for the entire student body. President James Clouse Vice-President Edward Combs Secretary-! reasurer Martha Hartman First Row: James Martz. Richard Pippenger. Robert Toney. Sandra Thomas. Patricia Masterson. Marietta Rogers. LaVonda Stahly. Dorothy Martin. Carol Sue Hahn. Second Row: Steven Quiglev. Patricia Thompson Bonnie Cain. Steven Price. James Clouse. Michael Pippenger. Dorothy Ulery. Carole Arm'old. Third Row Fred Huns-berger. George Freese. James Hamsher. James Stouder, Edward Combs. Richard Pletcher. Dean Berger, Martha Hartman. CopjM's Inc.—Nflpflnff Kitchens 23

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First Row: Patsy Warren. Karen Spicher. LaVonda Stahly. Donna Stone. Kathy Stahly. Second Row-: Carolyn Miller, Carol Weldy, Sandra Martz. Betty Andrews. Gloria Miller, Janice Berger. Dianna Evans. Carole Armold. Third Row: Glenda Dumph. Linda Cain. Janice Miller. Maurine Culp. Donna Kay Wagner. Jeannette Dean. Doris Berger. Joyce Zentz. Marilyn Lutes. Miss McBee. Fourth Row: Arneal Pippenger. Ruth Haines. Karol Slabaugh, Kathy Ringenberg. Marie Klotz. Jenafie Biller. Marguerite Wagner. Mary Ann Hawley. Ruth Greenawalt. Helen Umbaugh. Sandra Thomas. F. H. A. F. F. A. Th is year Future Homemakers ol America worked exceptionally hard toward the completion of our project—the building of a miniature ideal home. We also decorated and figured the cost ol our model home. For our money-making projects we held two hake sales. The big event of the year was the spring District meeting, held at Purdue University on March 8. Our sponsor was Miss McBee. President Vice-President Secretary 1 reasurer Historian Refx rler Song Leader Parliamentarian --- Carole Armold I Iclen Unibaugli — Sliaron Sechrist Marguerite Wagner Donna Stone Doris Berger ---- Carolyn Miller Karolc Slahaugh I he Future Farmers of America Club of this year was very successful. I hey began the year by holding a picnic and swimming party at Center Lake in Warsaw. Their fall project was the harvesting of the cabbage that they raised during the summer. An annual Parent and Son Banquet was held late in the winter. I he climax to this year’s program was the sending ol two representatives to Lafayette. Indiana, to participate in the state F. F. A. Convention. I heir advisor was Mr. Copeland. President Jim Oeorge Vice-President Wendall Sheets Secretary Denny ( »eorge Treasurer-------------------------Kenny Mullet First Row: Roger Buss. Donnie Sechrist. Second Row: Fred Slabaugh, Lyle Faulkner. Kent Stuckman. David Berger. Jim Hartzell, Kenny Mullett. Mr. Copeland. Third Row: Larry Otto. Denny George. Windy Sheets, Bob Scheets. Jim George. Noble Seidner. Rodney Stump.