Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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of the inside storey. English, speech, and Latin are courses which will help us in our future lives. In senior English class we were taught the fundamentals and mechanics of our language. Ye were also urged to write, write, write, in preparation lor college. Speech class is always very active with its Halloween shit and C hristmas play. 1 licse activities will help the students have greater self-confidence when associating with others. Latin is also important to the future occupations Gary Eastlund. Sharon Stuckman. Carolyn Miller, Erla Deiner. Leon Ringenberg. Margo Miller, Jim Stouder. D ek Pletcher, Stan Heckaman. Sarah Wright. Joyce Zentz. and Jeanie Culp rehearsed Why the Chimes Rang. ’ ol many of our students. Sarah Wright. Dick Conrad. Judy Otto, and Judy Schorl Mrs. Miles explained the day’s lesson to Larry George, learned from Mrs. Milne to conjugate verbs. Rassi, Jo Ann Get ., and Ruby Chupp. Jay-Dee Cleaners—Cleaning for the Particular

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 Classes and problems were part Mr. Hartle taught Steve Hockert and Carole A r mo Id the principles of the slide rule. Lee Hochstetler and Larry Otto measured VoitS. Diana Shaw pointed cut an interesting article to Steve Hockert. Sherry Gonser. Pat Warren, and Gary Eastlund. 1 Because of the stress on science education, physics and mathematics have become two very important courses in our school. I hese elective subjects, with iheir daily problems and experiments, developed our minds and broadened our understanding. U.S. History taught us about the life our forefathers and kept us up to date on the latest news. B B Cafe—A Cjood Place I o hat

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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.”