Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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President Dick Pletcher. Treasurer Tom Richmond, and Secretary Mike Mitchell talked over plans for the N-Men’s Banquet. A boy who wins a Idler in any sport qualifies for the privilege and honor of belonging lo the N-Men s club. I hrougli the year the group made money by having a carwash, securing sponsors for the has Let ball programs, and by having the annual N-Men s Banquet in which the athletes and the coaches were honored. On that occasion awards were given for the most valuable player in each sport, and an award was given to the most valuable senior player. With the money the club earned the members took trips to see professional athletic events. N’s were not earned without effort. First Row: Dale Fink. Dick Conrad. Mike Mitchell. Gary Stutzman. Phil Evans. Lee Price. Denme George. Steve Hockert. Second Row Mr. Young. Robbie Lehman. Jim George. Dick Pletcher. Wendell Sheets. Phil Arnott. Tom Richmond. Jay Stouder. Mr. Springer. Third Row: Jan Cleveland. Jim Pippenger. Larry Nunemaker. Charles Blevins. Jim Stouder. Bob Stouder, Larry Stutzman. Chuck McFall. liutfirlii Hosteller Clothing— Men’s Wear and Boys' Wear Blue Bell Inc.—World’s largest Producers of Work Clothing 2

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Variety in programs was the goal. Frosty the Snowman. alias Jeanie Culp, danced at I in my cap Stan Heckaman narrated the “Night before Christ- the Christmas band and chorus concert. mas.” You’re flat! Think higher.’ Wonderful!” ou ran do it if you try. were just a few of the expressions used by the student director. Stan I let k-aman. during the school year. I his was a busy year lor the pep band which played at all the home basketball games and pep sessions. F rom the dramatic Star sP. in tiled B anner to the fast stomping music ol Rebel Rouser the band boosted the cheering section and team to a successful year. Under the direction of Stan Heckaman the pep band tooted a mean horn at pep sessions and basketball games. 24 I tarn1 I ol ias Auto Clinic—Radiator aiul (tenoral Repair Dr. .1. C. Zimmerman— ap Hinee and Vanlinren Streets

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Qirls also attained athletic skills. First R°w: Car°l H°1,ar. Joan NofTsinger. Janice Miller. Marilyn Lutes. Mary Pippenger. Janice Berger. Linda Stutzman, Tina Knobel. Judy Seidner. Second Row: Ruth Haines. Ruth Green await. Kathy Homan. Barbara Stouder. Joyce Zentz Joan Mish-ler. Karen Rose George. Nancy Pletcher. Mary Frances Hotter. Miss Naragon. Third Row: Janet Moore Sue PiDDeneer Sandv Stout. Helen Umbaugh. Linda Jensen. Arneal Pippenger. Linda Wiseman. Carole Zentz. Fay Cavender. Kathy Stahly ’Norma Kohler. Ball three, strike two was one of the many echoes heard when the Girls’ Athletic Association was having a meeting. Many of the girls participated in playdays and several games were held with other schools throughout the year. Sue Pippenger. Helen Umbaugh. and Janice Miller received state plaques, the highest honor given by tl. e organization. 1 his was the first year a girl from Nappanee has achieved this goal. A number of numerals and letters were also awarded to various members. Vice-President Ruth Greenawalt. Secretary-Treasurer Janice Miller and President Helen Umbaugh sauntered down the hall. 26 ... Glen Geyer's Garage—General Auto Reftairs Wises town Country I'urnilure—Complete Home Furnishings