Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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on dances and the reception. Mr. Ridenour entertained guests by hypnotizing Jim Hamsher to the amazement of Linda Jones and Pat Thompson. The will was read by Mike Pippenger. Sandy Nichols. Ronnie Dean, and Margo Miller. Martha Hartman. Pat Leer. Ron Hollar, and Larry Nunemaker read the prophecy. I lie 1958 Junior-Senior Reception was held in tlie Allien ian Room in the Hole! Elldiart. As the guests entered the ballroom they were introduced to the theme South Sea Island Magic by a treasure chest filled with jewels. I he centerpieces were miniature islands, and several palm trees throughout the room gave the illusion of true tropical splendor. Mr. Ridenour, a hypnotist, provided the entertainment for the evening. Music was then provided lor those who wished to attend the prom. A palm tree and treasure chest greeted guests to South Sea Island Magic. ( oppes I nr.—Xapanee Kitchens 13

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The spotlights focused I lie highlights of the school soci«iI life were the dances. I liese dances were made possible by Teen I own and the Journalism Club. In the fall we had the Pi I grim Rock sponsored by the Journalism Club. At Christmas time came the Snowball, and on Valentine's Day was the ’’Valentine Dance sponsored by Teen I own. Martha Hartman and Glenn Bowen had a ball at the “Pilgrim Rock. Larry George. Pam Phillips. Sandy Warren, and Gary Culp swayed to the music at the Snow Ball. Mr. John R. Thompson, center, awarded first prize for the most unique Valentine corsage to Sandy Nichols and Leon Ringenberg. Second honors went to Linda Price and Chuck Blevins. Kathy Homan. Steve Price. Jill Stahly. and George truly enjoyed the Valentine Dance 12 Coppcs Inc.—Napanee Kitchens

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Projects helped seniors stride on Carole Armold. John Hostetler. Vonda Wysong. and Tom Richmond stopped rocking and rolling long enough at the senior record hop to have their pictures taken. John Hostetler, Eddie Shaw. Margo Miller, and Ronnie Wilson took their turns selling concessions during half-times at ballgames and at wrestling matches. Lets go to New ork. was the cry of the seniors. I hey worked hard selling concessions at basketball games and at wrestling matches. Before the ( hristmas holidays they sold candy. I hey also sponsored a record hop. which turned out to he a profitable success. Carolyn Miller. Vonda Wysong. Helen Um-baugh, Stan Heckaman. and Phil Arnott sorted the boxes of candy to be sold by the seniors. 14 Noppancc telephone Co.—Save with a Telephone Joseph W. Kintlig—Attorney at Law