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Marc ing Ban The Jasper High School Band started the season with a roll call of sixty-five members. Several concerts featuring a variety of music were presented under the direction of Mr. Schnabel who later was inducted into service. The Spring Concert and Commencement Exercises were directed by Miss Matthews. During the basketball season the band and twirlers maneuvered under the glitted baton of their new high-stepping drum major, Lois Parker. Other outstanding activities of the year were pep sessions, rallys, Armistice Day Services, and the Legion Christmas Party.
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P 7' Q S S C I U L President . . . MARGARET HOCHGESANG Vice-president . ..... MAX BURKE Secretary . . . ISABELLE BRAASCH Sponsor . . LOUISE SONDERMAN One of the new clubs to be organized at the beginning of the year was the Press Club, an organization sponsored for the students interested in journalism. The group carried out a plan of discussion of newspaper problems such as printing and editing as well as advertising. The club was under the sponsorship of Miss Louise Sonderman, who is head of the iournalism department of Jasper High School and has the following members: Isabelle Braasch, Max Burke, Donna Gramelspacher, Margaret Habig, Margaret Hochgesang, Mary Lou Hoffman, Sally Jenkins, Jane Kuebler, Doris Kunkel, Ruth Kunkel, Clara McDonald, Wanda Meyer, Leonard Newman, Francis Reckelhoft, Charles Renneisen, Doris Rohlman, Hilbert Ruekreigel, Margaret Scherle, Camilla Schneider, Michael Sermersheim, and Lois Sonderman. Y
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Boys I Home conomics President . . . JIM STENFTENAGEL Vice-president . . KENNETH NEUKAM Secretary . . . DENNIS MEHRINGER Treasurer . . . ALVA ELLIOTT Proving the age old adage that the way to man's heart is through his stomach , the senior boys formed their own club dedicated to the art of preparing fine foods. The Pot and Pan Pals was the result. The club, the first of its kind in J.H.S., met every other Thursday with Jim Stenftenagel as the guiding Iight . Miss Ross furnished the expert advice and the Home Eco- nomics Department furnished the equipment. During the year several proiects were carried out, such as chocolate drop cookies, and deviI's food cake.
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