Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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All classes chose student leaders. First Row: Jim Rassi. Gary Culp. Ron Kendall. Stanley Lopp. Martha Hartman. Dick Pletcher. George Carole Armold. Janet Burcham. Loren Berger. Garry Schneck. Sharie Hoyt. Mike Mitchell. Vonda Third Row: Tom Dean. Portia Mutschler. Larry Otto. Helen Umbaugh. Dick Pippenger. Connie Searfoss Freese. Second Row: Wysong. Mr. Weddle jss. Juay Losee. The solutions for problems arising in our school, locker inspections, choosing of next year s assembly programs, decorating the C hristmas tree, supervising the cheer leader elections, and the crowning of tlie Blue and White Queen were all part of the activities of the Student Council. I he membership consisted of the National Honor Society members and one representative from each of the underclassmen homerooms. Vice-President Carole Armold and President Martha Hartman posed for Jorg” after a meeting. Noppanee Auto Dealers Association 20

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Honor students set . President Dick Pletcher. Secretary-Treasurer Martha Hartman. and Vice-President Carole Armold discussed plans for the annual Christmas tea. S holarchip. service, leadership, and character | d the basis for selection of the National I lonor So. ielv members. The group completed the framed display o f the - nil National Honor Society members from names oi an ' the chartering dale in 1936 to the present time. During the Christmas holidays all Nappanee High School juniors and seniors planning to attend college. and all former members of the society who were attending college, were invited to a College Night. a social event which the group hopes will become an annual affair. The society also had charge of refreshments and ushered at the Civic 1 heater productions. r? Peort e Freese. Sharie Hoyt. Dick Pletcher. Jim Rassi. Helen Umhnai, . T -» . ,, ... Martha Hartman. Carole Armold. Portia Mutschler. umbaugh, Gary Culp. Larry Otto. Vonda Wysong, 28 Nappanee Auto Dealers Association

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“Striving to build a better world” Top Picture—First Row: Sandy Nichols. Mary Kindig. Doris Ann Berger. Linda Reed. Carolyn Welty. Jo Ann Getz. Diane Weaver. Mary Pippenger. Sharie Hoyt. Judy Lewis. Marietta Holderman. Second Row: Miss Hoover. Portia Mutschler. Sarah Wright. Kay Jensen. Joan Mishler, Janet Burcham. Joyce Zentz. Judy Schori. Janice Berger. Carolyn Yeager. Frances Fike. Mary Ann Hawley. Karen Clouse. Anita Corwin. Third Row: Kathy Stahly. Carolyn Miller. Gloria Miller. Rita Nettrour. Nancv Arch. Sharon Stuckman. Arneal Pippenger. Kaaren Chandler. Pauline Ketzel. Marv Duckwall. Janet Smith. LaVonda Stahly. Joan Williams, Jcanie Culp. Lower Picture—First Row: Connie Haney. Jenafie Biller. Rita Farrington. Gwen Fisher. Martha Hartman. Joy Burcham. Vonda Wysong. Ruth Blevins. Diana Shaw. Linda Heckaman. Maxine Welty. Susie Calbeck. Second Row: Rubv Blxler. Sandv Martz. Martha Robinson. Sandy Smith. Joann Ingraham. Lou Ann Wyman. Sharon Miller. Kathy Ringcnberg. Barbara Stouder. Diane Evans. Mrs. Miles. Third Row: Pat Leer. Sarah Miller. Susie Neibert. Jo Ellen Hossler. Karole Slabaugh. Carole Armold. Susie Templeton. Joanne Slabaugh. Margo Miller. Marlene Parks. Bettv Andrews. Linda Price. Judv Otto. Pat Warren. I he eventful year began wit It members enjoying a wiener roast at Syracuse I..alee. During the Christmas season the traditional Mother-Daughter Banquet was held. A record hop with Bruce Saunders as the disc jockey earned money for gifts presented to the school for retarded children of Elkhart County. Secretary Linda Price. Vice-President Susie Templeton. President Martha Hartman, and Treasurer Sandy Smith considered the prospective yearly projects. 30 Hadley Dress Shop—7 he Store for Women and ) ounq Girls Robinson £ Price—Phone 87