Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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the preferences of all students. These students of the advanced typing and shorthand class hurried to beat the clock.' Bob Williams. Leon Ringenberg, John Enkoff. and Ronnie Dean worked on the chassis of an old car during the afterncon shop class. Volleyball developed muscles and coordination for boys in physical education class. Nnppance Milling Company—Quality I lour and Feeds

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Variety in courses satisfied In mechanical drawing class Chuck Blevins. Phil Evans. Jan Cleveland, and Stan Lopp had no qualms where perspective was concerned. Betty Andrews. Laney Cavendar. and Loretta Marvel worked industriously to finish their sewing projects. Sewing, home management and planning were stressed in the home economics class this year. Mrs. Rood taught Jeame Culp. Loretta Marvel. Joy Burcham. and Larry George the techniques of silk screening. 0 I he art c lass did many interesting things such as silk screening, which enabled students to make their own ( hristmas cards. I he advanced typing and shorthand class never lacked work, which included typing contest essays, learning proper filing techniques, or working on the DBulldog.”

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The seniors ate heartily at the Senior Y-Teen picnic. George Freese ‘flew blind' at one of our assembly programs. The junior class decorated the goalposts for one of the home games. Before the Plymouth game the cheerleaders posed by the hall decorations. From September Speech class presented a skit entitled “An Apple for the Teacher” at the Halloween Festival. The sophomore class starred in The Farmer’s Daughter.” 8 E. Newcomer Son—The Store of Fine Jewelry Dtinliam Love—Prescriptions ami l onntain Service