Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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Girls' AtMet1'c ssocia Hon President . . . BETTY STENFTENAGEL Vice-president . . MARGARET RUMBACH Secretary . . . GINNY LUKEMEYER Treasurer . . IMELDA SCHITTER The Girls' Athletic Association under the supervision of Miss Cornick began its enthusiastic and wholesome activity this year with 'lOO members. All new members were initiated before they were accepted in the organization. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote high physical efficiency among the girls of Jasper High School by fostering an interest in Athletic activities. By offering facilities, organization, and instructiontin the greatest possible variety of activities, the association aims to stimulate partici- pation of every girl in some form of wholesome physical recreation. lt plans, as well, to give opportunity for the girl with special talent to develop that talent for her own satisfaction and to use it for the good of the group. Awards were given in nine sports on the basis of good sportsmanship, skill, leadership, participation in activities, outstanding ability, and talent exhibited in the organization.

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Rlzyflzmfaczls The Rhythmlads, one of the best local dance aggregations ever to be assembled, has been responsible for all of the music for the school dances, eight of the ten members of the band being high school students. Behind the mellow sax of Stan Krempp, leader of the band, was a very solid sax section consisting of Joe Schwinghammer, Bob Weigel, and Jim Hofitman. The brass section was strictly on the hot side with Delbert Kiefner, Bob Schwinghammer, and Bill HoFfman filling out the ranks. The lads featured Ernie Berger on the Solovox , Carl Stuehrk on the bass violin and Heamer Sermersheim seated behind the drums. ln addition to all the school dances, the Rhythmlads have made appearances at regular Saturday night dances at Calumet Lake, played for convocation programs and at local Junior-Senior receptions. The theme song Moonlight Serenade will always be a reminder of the sweet, and mellow music of the Rhythmlads and a memory of the boys who made the music.

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Volleyball Basketball Softball Badminton Tumbling Track . Soccer . Eight hundred spectators witnessed the Dance Revue sponsored by the G.A.A. and the Girls' Physical Education Department. The G.A.A. offered thirteen activities and sports this year with efficient chairmen as leaders of each one. The activities and sports included volleyball, basket- ball, softball, badminton, tumbling, track, soccer, dancing, deck tennis, bowling, outing, archery, and services. G. Clzairmen . . IMELDA SCHITTER . . . BETTY STENFTENAGEL . . MARY LOUISE STRATMAN . . IMELDA VONDERSCHMIDT . . . . LUCILLE SCHERER . MARGARET RUMBACH . MARY HELEN REESE Dancing . Deck Tennis Bowling . Outing . Archery . Service . MARGARET RUMBACH . . . LELIA JERGER VIRGINIA LUKEMEYER Asst. JOAN KUNKEL . . . KAY WELP DOROTHY SCHNAAR . BETTY KNABEL