Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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offered in practical and fine arts ... John Coppes, Lee Hochs teller. Lewis Naylor. Georgo Freese, Dick Conrad, Portia Mutschler, Dianna Evans, Joann Ingraham, Gary Culp, and Susan Reprogle enjoy themselves at a gather around and sing session. While Marleno Parks and Betty Andrews varnish their decorative fall plaaues, Linda Heckaman and Judy Schori study a finished product. Music, Art, Business, too. ' Music makes the world go 'round, and it plays an important role in our worlds, too. Concerts and football halftime shows are produced by our music department, one of the finest in this area. Band and chorus both stress the idea of working together to present a finished product—music. Students of art have a chance to test their crea- tiveness and originality. Classmates act as models and seasons of the year influence their type of work. They learn to use different mediums such as water colors, pastels, oil paints, and just plain pencils. The art classes are responsible for bulletin board displays, for decorating the halls before basketball and football games, and for providing banquet and dance decorations—all duties which they performed very well this year. Business courses at N.H.S. include typing, short- hand, and bookkeeping. Co-ordination between quick movements and thoughts is emphasized in typing and shorthand. In bookkeeping the students are familiarized with real business and its oper- ation, plus the use of a ten-key adding machine. Yes, our first world is just what it implies, a world of study. Now, turn the page and meet the people who give life to our many worlds at N.H.S. Maxine Welty checks tho work as Lou Ann Wyman makos a computation on the adding machine. This necessary procedure is familiar in the bookkeeping class. KROGER'S STORE—Live Better for Less RAY'S CARPET SHOP—Complete Carpet Service 11

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Our VJorLi « FRIENDS Our associations with a great variety of friends enrich our lives by broadening our personalities and bringing us many unforgettable memories. Daily in the halls of N.H.S. we meet the bustling, book-ladened student; the devoted, under- standing teacher; the dedicated principal; the efficient secretary; and the industrious nurse, custodian, and cook working behind the scenes. All play an important part in keeping our world of friends in orbit. Our World of FRIENDS, constantly growing; The people we meet, we profit from knowing; In many activities, the whole year through. All working together with so much to do. 13