Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

IEIEI H HH I , Q I f 1 E m l I 'mul lil l l - 'I IZI I : mal l I I I I IEI II I 1- 1-1-4 - ll -l - O C A 0 'Q .0 0 'Q ,O 5 s .F I 9 Q I c'L4fV 1' S PPI L0 aol ,Q C04 .Q 5 1 Q If 0 'I I I 1 I I I I' ' 'U' , 0 I ' I I ' 0 av Welcome to asperH1gh School Im asper the H S school Splflf The 1938 staff has honored me by askmze, that I be your gu1de through thls year s annual W1th1n these covers I have tr1ed to capture the reallsm ofthe student llfe atj H S As we pause to recall frlendls tlmes let us ldlx dr1ft to the September day wx hen we stood on the threshold of a new year Wfe pI'OI1llSC,Ll ourselves that thls would be the year of years The months sllde by and now looklnf, back w1th a deep sense of prlde and sansfactlon I shall begln the tour wh1ch vull make those cherlshed moments of achlevement reappear ' Y I' , IO v9 ' . J , , , . . . . . .N , , , , , , . , . , . , . . , V , . ,. . , ., , Q . , , ,. , , , - 3 , , . . , . . THE 1958 J VOLUME 28 JASPER HIGH SCHOOL JASPER INDIANA EDITOR PATRICIA BLESSINGER MANAGER DOROTHY SCHNAUS ART EDITOR JUDITH BECKMAN BUSINESS Y 1 Tigger 9 Q CQLVLET.. 9 , ' I X Dk CONTENTS STUDENT SCENES .... . . . 3 ADMINISTRATION .... . . . 8 DEPARTMENTS ..... . . . 14 HONORS ....... . . . 20 SENIORS .......... . . . 28 UNDERCLASSMEN. . . . . . 48 SPORTS .............. . . . 64 ORGANIZATIONS ..... . . . 82 ADVERTISERS ...... ..... 1 02 2 Ad Im Jospe the JI-IS school spirit I wos designoted to give friends porents ond even totol trongers oi tour through Josper I-Iigh School While I recilize thot student lite ot JI-I S is o multitude of reolities which ore too intongihle to be printed in block ond white perhop I con in o very smoll woy preserve the book will serve to bridge the post ond bring to mind the priceless memories of the school yeor V958 it will hczve served its purpose So if you ore reody follow me through this I958 J os I guide you through Jcisper High School Seniors who know the ropes now were scored little freshmen once even if they dont wont to odrnit it They climbed the steps very slowly ond deliberotely ond observed every move thot the upperclcissmen mode dreoming of the they could do the some those some students cire foce the world ond inctke the skills they leoirned doy thot Yes now reody to use of oll Ill I 'l school But the some cycle revolves ond now there is onother group of green freshmen owctiting the doy thot they, too, will rnorch to the stroins of POMP AND CIRCUIVI STANCE 3 . Q.: I I y friendships which ore cherished so deorly. If this I ' ' hgl .4 1 , x Fl bl is I I Mtisxxpx ii . S - Mu .li EQ: 5 Vi ,,EE,Q'Q . , X The definition of a boy two-thirds of the year is a loud, teasing creature in levis. But come Prom time, these same boys make like Arabs folding their tents and silently stealing away. About a week before Prom night the boys finally agree that their opinion of girls is false. Asking girls for Prom dates is the next thing on the agenda. Each mother wants her daughter to be the belle of the ball so she begins rushing in and out of stores and buying accessories for a first formal. Even if the boy forgets to order the corsage, these youngsters haves the time of their lives. Getting the story, writing it, editing it, evaluating it, dummying it to a page, watching it take form on a linotype machine, and finally see- ing it appear in print are the steps of the ace reporters for the school newspaper. The Jasper High School publication, the Comet, is read from cover to cover each time it is published. When a salesman comes into a classroom loaded down with a bundle of Comets, there is a mad scramble for a few minutes, and then one could hear a pin drop. Silence prevails. Everyone likes to know what is going on, and they soon do so by reading another issue of our school paper. With the clanging of hammers and the rustling ot crepe paper, tloats begin to take on an air ot excite- ment. The Hoosierland hysteria has captured the rearts ot J.H.5. stu- dents. ln anticipation of the season, the Junior class sponsored a Pep Rally. The classes and clubs entered floats made ot things ranging tram chicken wire and lcleenex to styra- toam and carnations, The annual affair is hi-lighted by a big bonfire and a sock hop in the gymnasium. Prizes ot SIS, SIO, and S5 were awarded to the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes, respectively. A 4 Ha' and clothing styles are items tltcit c-:ic c'-crges lroni yea to ya-an Some of the ft' T ,'Lpl' K1lJl'l S 'fi' 1 ' ltgilf 1-i rl 4' , . -s 1' Fixis con- 'ill go il' 1 :Q -ag gf a c' ot 5: sei 's .o'-3 L14 , fv'C CJC1yS. l-NCQ' zfv-QQ 'rig qfqiyg :jr to .xezzr tie' s ipef Qs. Tfcse 5 S5-1 - ' EHZIVJQC, :J ':: r 4 vm, gag' Jizzgpei ld 3' :Col 'fm' -s to .'.-:Iles 1111: scnool year schoo 'rf gf., ,X rv : FC 'X-is en boys ':':l 'Vfl x R vi 'UFAK , fig, A 21 ga 'fs Q ' 1, i fi aint ant! it f.-fcing tnf yeang ttcafts at JH Q J af s is a iccycf-crsc: Cu. Eyc' :vsgng cit g is a swf. sign at csci, f1 ,ttQi'C1t ,qt by V li , ff 4 f 'i f -If wit. ff: ,H 9 riyff -is iqpff c v-ft ':,'i ,f iq L' 'VC'-1 rm. if. J, ,V it ,,. VJ' Mi .zcfif ard nc piay wakes Jack G dati hey. One at t-'e niafe popufa' terms st using that excess teenage energy is dancing. The bop, stroll, cna-iypsa and ti'e eyerfpopaiar waltz a'e cniy a few of tne dances comntcn to the J.t-1.5. student, Tne television program, Anserican Band- stand, which features teenage coupies dancing to the latest re- cord iwits, is The origin at many new steps tar M-1.5. students. l, 2, 3, 4, halt. To the .l.H.S, band members, these marching signals mean dreams of more blue ribbons, An important part of the Jasper High School curriculum is the class in band. The main proiect of the band this year was to raise money to outht the band with new uni- forms. Music, the universal lan- guage, is a prominent part ol one's lite, whether his interests lean toward Bach or Presley. ff' rw-'W Q. , , . t ,gc-sf' ,.v Mi. 7 Q 'S ssl Not all school skills can be learned during the five hours ot a school day. Whether teacher's intellectual activity is papers, tests, exams, or quizzes, the students aren't fooled because they know that the different names usually refer to the same thing. Reading chap- ters, answering questions, and giving reports are only a few of the things that require extra prepara- tion at home. When report card time comes around, the students who have done the most preparation for their work can go home carrying the best looking little white card. 7 AD IN ISTRATIO Setting the high standards ol academic endeavor, preparing students tor a chosen vocation, training them to assume tne responsibilities ot citizenship and aiding in the pnysical development of youth are some of the many rewarding tasks performed by to- day's school teachers. They are the means by which students have increased opportunities to probe, to realize, and to understand the pancyama of educa- tion. The facultys untiring efforts to 'rake Jasper l High School strong gciiolasticgi y ana a vital link iii tne cl :min ol indinizlual giowtli an- zipiiui, aw,-il vlllll WT' be long 'Q1iEG'i'lTC'i'1l. OUR LEADERS They Chart the Educational Course, Make Plans and Set Policy for School The chief goal of our administration is to run our school in such a way as to turn the J H S students of today into the best possible citizens of tomorrow lt is the responsibility of Mr Miller our principal to keep a complete record of each students progress Mr Gallagher Superintendent ot City Schools and the School Board composed ot Mr Claude Gramel spacher Mr O Leo Beckman and Mr Casper Elliott select teachers approve school expenditures and set the school policy Mr BERNARD GALLAGHER Superintendent of Jasper Schools JASPER BOARD OF EDUCATION S i Mr CLAUDE Mr O LEO BECKMAN Mr CASPER ELLIOTT GRAMELSPACHER Secretary Treasurer 10 President ' 1 I 1 f 1 1 I . . , . . , . r 1 I t l t l 1 Miss Carol Meadors and Mr. Claude Miller, JHS principal check Mr. Cafhcarf, JHS business manager, and his secrefary, Miss the bulletin Miss Meadors has iusl run oH. Eunice Henlre, check the financial records of the school, Miss JOAN KUPER-RN, St. Mc1ry's School of Nursingg School Nwseg Adviser of FNA. Miss MARY LOUISE ARDIES-AB., Indians University, English and Liferoiureg Adviser of Senior Class. Mr. RAYMOND COX-BS., lndinnci Sfzne Teachers Collegeg Ele- mentary und Secondary lnsirurncnml Musicg Adviser of Fm-shnwon Clues und Pep Bond, Mr. BERT LQMAR EMBRY-B MW Univc-rsiiy ol Tenn:-zsr-Q rind lndirzni lJIllVCI'Slliy' Elg- 'iynf4ii'y :mil High SCl1COl Vfzciil Unfit Mr. JOHN FIERST-ES, lvdiuno Uriivc-'i.Y,fg MS, lndigin z l.Ji'i.c-iv sny World Hisrcyf, Ll S, Hisicry, ond Vvcfld Gecgrfiazliy, Adusei' ol S3i:l ,nio'e Cliiss and Hiiioiirzns' Cluo Mrs. BEATRICE GLEZEN-BS, lncliiimi STG Te icfzchm S foflf-ge :iid Og1lsli1nclCiTy Ccllcjcg lcitin l cmd -l, Snliool l.il1wni.:n -A A s-1 X, fy If 1 ' 'jf 5 ,' ' + fag .,1,-,1 j, 1, ,'L,,,.Al, . fi .' ig 1 Ziff . :H if '- .ffl fue,-1 ' 1 .,if' .2'3,iF' :gli 5 5295 515 fi'-'1 'fiiiu if? 14l.:ffi 3' QW fi, li ' Lr -. fffn, Jji feiw E 551 '33 52 1 iszzffl A-l Mr. RAYMOND COX 'i Mr. BERT LQMAR EMBRY 11 Miss MARY LOUISE Miss JOAN KUPER ARDIES - 9-1 . X4 is Q, Mr. JOHN FIERST Mrs. BEATRICE GLEZEN qi? Q Qtr- 4 N 'T' '5'-lv 3,i5L,,,f.f,1s . 5, fflffvf gf X f f I X WA- 1 'U AK TYPEW ITER KEYB 1. 01013 'IQ' oPi.Ef: Ir 6 iii Miss MARGARET HOCHGESANG Mr. FRED HOLLINDEN Mr. ELMER HUNEFELD Miss SHARON KELLEY Mr. JACK LEAS Miss JEAN LEWIS Mrs. GLADYS MALLETT Miss NANCY MELTON Mr. VICTOR NIXON Mr. LEO C. O'NEILL Mr. HERBERT PITTMAN Jr. Mr. THOMAS RENNEISEN Mr. JOE ROWEKAMP Mr. EUGENE SAXE Mr. A. M. SCHULER Mr. WES SETTLE Mr. TOM STOKES Mr. WALTER STUTZ Mr. ROBERT VERKAMP Mr. LOUIS WUCHNER I3 FACULTY Miss MARGARET HOCHESANG-B.S., Indiana University, Health and Physical Education, Adviser of Junior Class, GAA, Cheer- leaders' Coach. Mr. FRED HOLLINDEN-B.S., St. Joseph's College, M.S., Indiana University, Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Plane and Solid Geome- try and Trig., Adviser of Sophomore Class and Camera Club, Freshman Football Coach. Mr. ELMER C. HUNEFELD-A.B., Oakland City College, Biology and Mechanical Drawing, Adviser of Freshman Class. Miss SHARON KELLEY-B.S., Indiana University, Typing, Short- hand, and Oftice Practice, Adviser of Freshman Class and Popular Music Club. Mr. JACK L. LEAS-B.S., M.S., Indiana University, English, Comp., Literature, and Spanish I and ll, Adviser of Junior Class, Thespians, and Chess Club. Miss JEAN LEWIS-B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, English and Literature, Adviser of Bridge Club. Mrs. GLADYS MALLETT-A.B., Butler, A.M., Indiana State, Home Economics, FHA Adviser. Miss NANCY MELTON-B.S., MarsHill, N.C., University of Tenn., and University of Kentucky, Home Economics and Health, Adviser of FHA Mr. VICTOR NIXON-A.B., Indiana University, Physics, Chemistry, and Physical Science, Adviser of Senior Class, National Honor Society, and Camera Club. Mr. LEO C. O'NEILL-B.S., University of Alabama, M.S., Indiana University, Government and Sociology, Adviser of Senior Class. Mr. HERBERT PITTMAN, Jr.-B.S., Indiana University, M.S., Indiana University, Applied Math, World History, and Book- keeping, Adviser of Freshman Class. Mr. THOMAS RENNEISEN-B.S., Purdue University, M.S., Indiana University, English and Literature, Adviser of Sophomore Class, J , and Comet, Mr. JOE B. ROWEKAMP-B.S., Oakland City College, M.S., Indiana University, U. S. History, Government, and Sociology, Adviser of Sophomore Class and Student Council. Mr. EUGENE SAXE-A.B., Indiana State, English, Speech. Mr. A. M. SCHULER-B.S., Purdue University, Agriculture and Biology, Adviser of Senior Class and FFA. Mr. WES SETTLE-B.S., Purdue University, Woodworking, Archi- tectural Drawing, and Physical Education, Adviser of Junior Class, and Athetic Club, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, and Assistant Basketball Coach. Mr. THOMAS STOKES-B.S., Drake University, Physical Education and Health, Adviser of Junior Class, Head Football Coach and Freshman Basketball Coach. Mr. WALTER STUTZ-Rose Polytechnic Institute, B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Algebra, Bookkeeping and Typing, Adviser of Freshman Class and Popular Music Club. Mr. ROBERT VERKAMP-B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Woodworking and Drafting, Shop and Math, Adviser of Sopho- more Class. Mr. LOUIS WUCHNER-B.S., Indiana University, Algebra and Plane Geometry, Adviser of Junior Class and Head Basketball Coach. xx 1' UQ Qs v New 522.-8 X .:. 3 X i 'Kixa I1 X li! Q u, . QQTE' was E -- if - ' 1 E? 13. if L: I gg Iii? it fi 4, SP5 ai 729 7.32, 3 4, J 1 i If X DA .ff it Xt, 9.0 .4 ef rf ills DEPARTMENTS As These ore norrnol kids, they never poss up on opportunity for lun, but They know The reol reoson for their being here is who? they goin in The closs- roeni. Their eclocotionol pursuits vory from foci To foncy, They voice ospirofions ond doubis bu? olwoys seek To form o wellfrounded personoliiy by solving for x, living v.i1h The greor men of the post boking C1 Coke, or fro-lo-loing their cores owoy, Regardless of The subject nwotter, the clossvvork forms o port of their cloily lives ond shows The promise of good Things To Come lor Arnerico. Baritones booming out on the low notes with sopranoes blending the higher ones are the ingredients for some enjoyable listening for the J. H. S. student. The music depart- ment at Jasper High School pro- , vides a balanced music curriculum for musically inclined students. The vocal pupils won many blue ribbons at various contests during the school ' year. They also performed for many Civic Club meetings. num Mr. Embry, J. H. S. vocal instructor, runs over a musical score with some of his pupils. Bill Thornbury, Bill Birge, Don Schneider, Hugh Mattingly, and Bill Gehlhausen. fa K' V1 lt makes one feel close to the great scientists of the past to see chemistry pupils don plastic aprons, set up bunsen burners, and prepare the impressive array of equipment in preparation to their work. Following the directions of important looking manuals and giving serious attention to the instructions of the tea- cher, these potential young scientists, while digesting old theories, add a few of their own. Chemistry lab- work leaves many vivid memories the dazzling colors of a reaction, the pungent, undescribable odors, the mysterious bubbling, and the laughter or despair at the results of some inadvertant mistake . . . all of these remain as well as the resultant grades. Preparing lab equipment for a chemistry experiment are Mary Ruth Breluge, Mary Jane Burger, Bill Kaiser, and Wes Roeder. Jasper, the wood office furniture capital of the world, turns out many young craftsmen each year. The vocational shop classes are very busy each year making tables, desks, and other furniture articles. Each spring the shop classes have a display to which visitors may come to see the projects the students have made. Today the woodworking ' hobby is very popular with the young men. With the training given at JHS in this field, the student can further his interest at home in his spare time or even at the factory where he begins his career as a wood craftsman. ' 9 ' .J 1 X1 2 0 t it if if Larry Mehringer and Silas Metz work on their proiects to be displayed in the annual show held each spring. Virginia Buechlein and Joyce Bockelman try a new recipe during cooking class in the home economics kitchen. c-xii. il Teaching students to become better homemakers is the ultimate purpose of the Home Economics depart ment. Measuring the ingredients, reading between the lines of a cookbook, watching the cake fall, and tasting the results are the experiences of students as they learn the art of cooking. Modern equipment and refrigerated foods make housekeeping easier than when Grandma was a girl. It seems that everything edible comes from either a tin can or a box. Turn on the switch, pop the package contents in a pan, and, presto, your meal is complete. It all sounds more simple than it really is. Much hard work goes into preparing a meal. Our Home Economics students can testify to this. 5-4 IW J' ,...f Adding the final touches to thelr hnstory prolects are Llnda Lorey Carol Thyen Judy Eckstem Ruth Merder and Rose Ann Schuler students tn Mr Fuerst s class S1501 it Student lnbranan Joan Fischer operates the new dntto machme un the llbrary to run off some tests to be used an Mr Renneusen's ltterature classes this term 18 Bunldmg castles and readung the US const: tutxon are the assngnments of the JHS Hlstory students World Hlstary US History US Geography and Socuolagy are required for graduatnon Pupils learn about the Mrddle Ages and the tame of golden maidens and kmghts nn shnnmg armor Another area taught IH the .IHS classes IS how the US Constntutnon adgusts to the 2Oth century although st was drafted nn the 18th century when stagecoaches pack ammals and steamshups were the chuef methods of trans portatlon Besides readxng of the history of the world Mr Flerst s classes made models of the thmgs they were studyung for example soap castles Learnmg to become more efhclent secre tarres are the goals of the office practnce students Uslng the typewriter the most widely used busmess machme and one of the school s duplncators are some of the tasks of these gzrls Other skulls taught In the JHS commercnal department are shorthand and bookkeepmg To gaun experuence of an oftlce secretarys lab some gurls work under the supervrslon of one of the faculty mem bers or rn the Athletnc Office The flner points of business are learned The world of busmess wall surely profit from the educatnon of these secretarnes of tomorrow Around the world IU two semesters IS the oblect of the JHS Geography class The race Helds of Chma and the coffee plantations of Brazul are only a few of the places vnsuted by thus class through the medua of learmng Wuth the world grawmg smaller and foreugn people bemg our nenghbors learnmg about the world In whuch we llve IS essenhol for successful International affalrs Today we look to the sknes with a new Interest because of Sputnrk not realrznng that we must be come better nnformed about the physrcal makeup of the world ln which we luve Students with a phobla for flgures soon reallze the value of thenr mathematical questtons Seorchmg for x flndung the area of a certann figure or even the volume of o various obgect are the assignments of the mathematically lncluned students With a du rect approach made on the advancement of sczence and mathematucs the US ll profit from the scientists who today are ID our classrooms but tomorrow may be ID the first space shnp The world of scuence and engmeernng wrll benefit from the advance made by these JHS students Not only the science field wxll gam but also the practrcal math fleld ln whrch our future parents are taught how to make a budget ...ai 'l!7 7 De XV M' Sophomore Manlyn Uebelhor studies the globe nn the JHS library trymg to locate some of the countries that she has read about IN her hustory and literature classes Freshman Hugh Mattlngly doesn't seem to be havmg too much difficulty In workmg a problem an the beglnnlng course In algebra offered at Jasper hugh school 1 l l , '71 0 ' my' If , . , 1 , 'L 1 SKXHZ A wr ' e Q ,, 1' L ivy! J Y . ' ' . . wi l ' l . . D W i A Mm 4 19 , . 4241...-li ,qw ,5- ,,-,,:-, ,V-K... .. ?', m ,hw ,V AW, I A 214 sl K rr .......,....... .fV. .......,,. , :il li 5 1 1 '1 . i '4 ' L , aaa-un....A. f if J Q .Q wt C 2 ' ' 1.1-'Levi ' HO OR Being enrolled in the National Honor Society, winning a medal at the State Achievement Contest, represent- ing Jasper in one of the local oratorial contests are the results of weeks of hard work. Each May, Honor Day is held at J. H, S. All recipients of awards made during the year are recognized. Pins and certificates ot merit are given to the outstanding shorthand and typing students. Members are initiated into the Quill and Scroll, the international honor society tor out- standing journalists. Rewarding the outstanding students is the only way iustice can be performed. STUDE T HO OR The highest honor that Jasper High School can be- stow is membership in the National Honor Society. A faculty selection committee iudges applicants on the socletys four point program of leadership service character and scholarship Each May a day of recognition and awards is held Students rn all fields are recognized for their achieve ments of the past year Awards are presented by Principal Claude Miller and members of the JHS faculty Various awards are given in lournalism music sports agriculture and commercial sublects The Queens for the year cheerleaders Achievement Test winners Boys Staters Girls Staters and winners of various contests throughout the year are recognized before the student body hw-H 'L Judy Beckman valedictorion of the 1958 graduating class writes the speech that she will give to the graduates and their friends and parents on commencement night NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IN ITIATES TWENTY N EW MEMBERS CWAUACTII scuounsmr SIIVICE A n -w The 1957 58 members of the National Honor Society are ROW l Ronnie Krodel Judy Bell Peggy Lottes Judy Beckman and Richard Klern ROW 2 William Bohnert Earlene Schiller Dorothy Schnaus Debora Kunz Irma Durcholz Patty Blessinger Mary Jane Burger Luonsulf Mary Ruth Brelage Iris Klee and Torn Wagner ROW 3 Lucille Schenetzke Patricia Wibbles Ed Marks Robert Pt ftenberger Eugene Buechlein Robert Schafer Linda Rohleder JoAnn McCune Carol Stennkarnp and Allen Lewis 22 . , I . , I . l 1 '. Q ,R 'l ' E 4' K, 'A '- ' 5 5 f ' I .J 4. 5 0 ' I 1 . ' w Y' f J . Q I A ' o K 1- Y' 5 .J sn DEMOCRACY CONTEST WINNER D A R GOOD CITIZEN AWARD W Representing JHS In the l Speak For Democracy contest Jane Judy Bell represented Jesper Hugh School nn the county DAR Fell c lunuor She was named the county wmner un competmon contest Other nomnnees for the Good Cmzen oword were wlth contestants from five other schools Potty Blessnnger and Earlene Schlller OUTSTANDING JOURNALIST HONORED WITH MEMBERSHIP IN QUILL AND SCROLL 5910! z The l957 58 Members of the Qulll ond Scroll Soclety are ROW 'I ROW 2 Mory Ellen Schnelder Judy Bell Judy Beckmcm Dottle Schnous Pct Blessunger Rich Klem Jane Burger Allen Lewns 23 M.-Lu. Judy Thyen Ccrol Steunkomp Mory - ,w..,,,,h,g W, f A , W ,y 1 4 xii 5 .' , V A, 1 V M ,M My V 5 , b A N 4 'I 5 V 2 .V Y fm I W I 'Wg A U k 3,..,,. 0 H A! ,fi . X V W 8 W yy N ' V fx' 5 M X F , I V , I C 5 a .. S S -- ,HI ' 4 z s A I lffzlllx , I ,X E ll? 5 r g vi f - . L fy- ill , 2 1 X ' l l ll - 1 A - . A l l U fox Miss Judiih Himsel was crowned The 1957-8 Fooibcll Queen o Crowned by Arf Nordhofi, Senior Closs President, was Miss The Jasper vs Providence game. FOOTB LL QUEE Crowned by Siudenr Council PreS?den'r, Gene Buechiein, Judy Himsel reigned over Tide 1957-1958 gridiron seoson, The Therne for The fooiboii coronoiion was Autumn Leovesf' Dorothy Schnous,1he 1957-8 Boskeibcll Queen. BASKETB LL QUEE 195778 Boslceiboli Queen Doity Sciwnous received her crown from o Throne oniidsi o blue ond silver setting. Shiriey Huiesmon ond Jonei Bohneri were The senior Uiieridoriis Miss Judy Himsel, JHS fooibcll queen, woiches The Jasper gridders been Providence by The score of 25 Yo 7. On the queen's right is senior ofiendenf .loon Vogier, and on her lefi is the other senior oiiendeni Jane? Bohnert. 'is U . - al ,L e x 'I i Q Representing Jasper High School in the Fall Festival parade and Fall Festival Queen Ja Rean Berger looks over the many gifts that she celebration was senior Miss Jo Rean Berger. received from the Huntingburg merchants. FALL FE TIVAL QUEE ' Jasper was represented in the 9th annual Christmas .62 celebration in Huntingburg by senior Jo Rean Berger, + fl who was elected by the entire student body to be our Fall Festival Queen. Pictured below is JHS basketball queen Dottie Schnaus with her two senior ottendents, Janet Bohnert on the left and Shirley Huelsman on the right. Queen Dottie was presented with a lovely bouquet of red roses. THESE SEN IORS ATTENDED HOOSIER BOYS STATE LAST SUMMER i go' go iuavix Josper Hugh School delegates to The 1957 Hoosser Boys Store were ROW 2 Ronme Krodel Gene Krodel Robert Pfoffenberger Wnllord ROW I Brll Bohnerf Kenny Dupps Rober1'Scholer ond Rach Klem Covonough Ed Marks ond Gene Buechleln BETTY CROCKER SPELLIN G BEE CHAMPION HOMEMAKER AWARD iv rf :SWK School wunner of the 1957 Spellnng Bee was u sophomore Vuvnan Sensor Betty Selferf recexved ?he Beffy Crocker Homemaker award Kunz Vnvlan won ou? over the boy and gurl chompnons from each as a result of making the hughesf score on c tes? of homemokung of the homerooms an the finals knowledge Beffy ns presldent of the FHA 96 ' lf A B 1 ' I '- - I ' Y X. lx l , ' V 'si If A2 A B' . ' : 7 ,. ' vu .MZ -' . ' ' x U g . . .fn . 5 7 N 1 . Q -'I ' Q S :re N -P-. 7 no THESE SENIOR GIRLS ATTENDED HOCSIER GIRLS' STATE IN 1957 i Represenfung Jasper Hlglw School at the T957 Hoosler Glrls State Lottes ROW 2 Norma Kueble Debcra Kunz M ry Ruth Brelage were ROW 'l Judy Beckman Judy Bel Dctty Sclwnaus Peggy Mary Jane Burger Mary Ann Hopf and Earlene Sch ller LEGION ORATORICAL WINNER I U STATE ACHIEVEMENT TESTS Jane Fell a rumor was the JHS wmner and county wrde wmner In the American Legion Oratorlcal Contest thus year Other flnallsts IH the local contest were sensor Jo Rean Berger and freshman Ellen Weber all ,sux- L--r bb ix l lil!! 3 fill l A Competing f JHS n th ann al lndrana University State Achrevement Contests were Mane Nesthus rn Latm and Patty Blessunger an English Marne was the l957 Latm I wmner and Pat represented Jasper Hugh for the past three years rn Latm and m Englnsh Q , Y ,. ' - A I 'V ' I I 5 F Q - ft' ' '- r . . 7 - . - . y x -. L 1 I I I J X .y 1 1 . VV. qi 3' A 3' yy steam , I I iiilwq' .1 , lunar I ' I 1 4 y I , , I ' ll , ' ' , ' ' ' or i e u ' A ' 27 I '94 'N- W.-.CQ vnyf x A Q2- SEN IORS When these seniors leave behind the world of class- rooms and Textbooks and take stock of what they have to offer their country, then will they realize the value of what they have learned in their twelve years of schooling. Numberless were the little things which made these years the best ones of their entire lives. Their fun revolved around parties, gymnasiums, and plays, where they learned the fundamentals of friendliness and sociability. And then there were the tiny, yet so essential, things: laughter, companionship, small talk, arguments about matters seemingly so important at the time, the friendly hi ya's -little events-events shaping their lives to come. JUDITH ANN BELL Judy Class Vice-Pres. 2, Historian FNA 3, Flower Girl at Commencement 3, National Honor Society 3,4, PTA Honor Roll Certiticate l, Comet 3, Business Mgr, 3, J Staff 4, Sales Mgr. 4, Girls' State 3, Band l,2,3,4, Music Theory l, GAA 2, Bridge Club 4, DAR Good Citizen Award 4. CAROL J. BOHNERT Jo Jo FHA i,2,3,4. PATRlClA BLESSINGER Patty Vice-Pres, Library Club 2, Treas. FNA 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, PTA Honor Roll Certificate l, Achievement Test Regional Win- ner Latin l,2, Latin ll 3, Achieve- ment Test State Participant Latin I 2, Latin ll 3, Comet Staff 2, Editor 3, J Editor 4, Shorthand Award 3, FHA l, Bridge Club 4, Athletic Secretary 4, Student Librarian 2, Thespians 3,4. JANET BOHNERT Jan Football Queen's Court 4, Basket- ball Queen's Court 4, Flower Girl at Commencement 3, Comet Staff 2, J Staff 2, Glee Club l,3,4, Operetta 3, Cheerleader l, Popular Music Club 3: Press Club l,2, Bridge 4. WILLIAM BOHNERT Bill Class Pres, 2, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Spelling Finalist l, Thespians 3,4, Student Council 2, PTA Honor Roll Certihcate 2,3, Achievement Test Regional Participant 2, Plane Geometry, lnterclass Discussion Finalist 2,3, Winner 3, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Base- ball l,2,3,4, Boys' State 3, Ath- letic Club l,3, Baseball Theory 4. JOAN C. BOCKELMAN Joannie FHA l,2,3,4, Historian 2, News Editor FHA 4. 31 HERMAN BRAMES Junie Thespians 4, Football l,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Madrigal 4, Op- eretta 3, Popular Music Club 4, Athletic Club 2,3, Baseball Theory l, Boys Chorus 3. JAMES BRANG Jim Athletic Club 2, Popular Music Club 3, Baseball Theory Club 4, Boy's Chorus l. SEN IORS JANICE L. BRELAGE Jan GAA l,2,3, GAA Treos. 3 Shorthand ond Typing Aworcl 3 Populo' Music Club 4, Aflwlerlc Secrercry 4. MARY RUTH BRELAGE Flower Girl ot Commencement 3, Studenr Council I, PTA Honor Poll Cenlriote lg ComeT Sloll 2, J Sm? 4, Typrsf 4, Grrls' Store 3, Glee Club I, Band 2,3,4, Sborlnard and Typing Awards 3, GAA 2, Bfdge Club 3, Pep Bord 4, wx 'tv 'x 4 -?. ,E fav' 1 ' X MARILYN BUCHTA Pcpqliz' Muslc Club 3,47 FHA l,2, Glee Club l,2,3,4. hx EUGENE BUECHLEIN Gene Closs Sec.-Trcius. 2, Closs Pres, 3, Sec,-Trees. Wrcsfing Club 2, Sluden? Cou-wcrl 3, Pres. 4, PTA Honor Roll Ccrtlinine 23, Foot- bczll lg Boys' Srcre 3, Band l,2, 3,4 Drum No or 4, Allwletlc Club l, Pep Band 2,3 3' '16 'QM sr Avi' JANICE ANN BROMM THOMAS BROSMER NANCY BUECHLEIN Janice Cashmere Beck l g:',g: Dxuzergr- Fu :':' Se:-'V V l4 'Q: C.1:f,r ,S E ' C541 -, J' S' z i, Sw.-in' cf 4, Cz'-:L ho' ' Tru:-. TQ, T. Sli ' 1 C ,lv ' e 3 fp Q 'f : d A.'.::'LQ T F lz i Cl.: .' C FHA 71, 3 ,',i:C-Ee iC.:. ' I E'::eC-:: ' cw.::' SEN IORS L':n,5 1, -.. , X X ll LOU ELLA BURGER Lolly SNC- ' :nd AA :'d f, C2 'eT S233-3, CNG -1 Cav-CQ: 3 Frni- ff, FKA Q, 'i'if':'- T':- 3 CI.-L . MARY JANE BURGER Janie Press Club lg Student Librarian 2, Sec.-Treas. Bridge Club 4, Pres. FNA 3g Football Court 3g Basketball Court lf J Stat? l,2,3f Comet Staff l,2,3,4g Busi- ness Manager Af The-spians 3,45 Girls' State 3, Glee Club 45 Typing and Shorthand Awards 3, Operetta 3. BARBRA ECKSTEIN Jeanne Press Club l, FHA 2, Popular Music 3, GAA 4, Glee Club lg Spelling Finalist l,2. JOAN FISCHER Jo Historian Club 3, President 4 PTA Honor Roll Certificate l,3 Achievement Test Regional Par- ticipant in Latin lg Glee Club 3 Comet 3,45 J 4, Operetta 3 Shorthand Award 3g FHA l,Q Student Librarian 4. IRMA DURCHOLZ lrm Pres. GAA 35 Spelling Bee Fino'- ist l,2,3, PTA Honor Roll Cer- titicate lg Shorthand and Typing Awards 3, GAA l,2,3, Popular Music Club 45 Student Librarian l. LUCILLE DURCHOLZ Lucy Transferred from St.-Mary's-of the-Woods, Bridge 4. MARY JOYCE DOANE Bruce Comet 35 J Stat? 3, Organiza- tion Editor 4, Transferred from St.-Mary's-of-the-Woods, Future Nurses Club 3g Bridge 45 Band 3,4. at X X WILLARD CAVANAUGH 1 i x l Q s Yu., KENNETH DUPPS Bill Leo PTA Honor Roll Certificate lg Student Council 35 Spelling Bee Football lf Boys' State 3g Ath- Finalist 2,3, PTA Honcr Roll Cer- letic Club l,2,3g Popular Music tihcote lg Boys' State 3, Ath- Club 4. letic Club 25 Popular Music Club 4. SE IORS DONALD FISHER KENNETH LEE FLECK CAROL GRAEHLER FRANK GRAMELSPACHER DOD FlGSl1 Spelling Bee Finalist 3, Comet Basketball lp Football l,3,4, FFA Camera Club l,2,3p Popular Camera Club l,2,3, Popular Sfgff l,2,3, Club and Class Editor l,2,3,4, Music 4. Music 45 Student Council 2. 3, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Operetta 5 5 5. , PAT FLICK FHA l,2,3, Parliamentariun 3g SEN IORS Ass. Director 3, Typing Award 37 Press Club 1,21 Popular Music Club 35 Bridge Club 4, Piano Accompanist Glee Club l,2g Madrigal 4, Athletic Secretary 4. ROBERT FRIEDMAN MARGARET FROMME RONALD GRAHAM Roby Peggy CYCCREI' Spelling Bee Fingligf I,2,3A FHA l,2, Parliamentarian 2g Pop- Boskelboll l.2: Opefellfl 3: Alh- ular Music 3, Bridge Club 4, lellc Club lf2f3: POP'-'lOl' Music Giee Club i,2,3. Club 4: Boys' Chorus 3,4. 34 ,.. QS' ALLEN GUTGSELL LARRY GUTGSELL NANCY HECK Al Goldie Bridge Club Presldewt 3g Student Footbal' Student Manager l: Popular Music Club 3g Baseball Council Sec.-Treas. 4, Ccrfet Glee Club 3g Athletic Club Qi Theory Club 4. l,2,3,4g Sales Manager 3: J Popjar Music 3,4g Bofs' Stoq 23.4, Club Editor 4g Gee Chorus 3. Club l,3,4f Operetta 3g Short- hard Award 3, Press C-rJ l,2, lnterclass Discussion Fir-alist 31 Thessrafs 3,4, Flower Girl at Commencement 3, DONALD L. HEDINGER Butch Trock Sxdert Manager T25 Football Student Marcger l,2, 3,4, Bafd lg I-itmlctc Cl-b l,2,3,4. '53 -ue l CHARLES HAAS MARLENE HAAS JAMES HASENOUR ISCELEAN HAGEN Willie FHA l,2g Popular Nusic Club 35 Horsepower Ice F53'::1:l Z- Basketball L25 Bogg. Bridge Club Aj Operettc 3g TUV l3llf1'g Club li POpul:r Music FHA 2: Future Nurses Club 4- bdl 123,-4, Athletic Cl,b LQ, Shorthand Award 3, Glee Club Cl.o 4. 3 Efeiz.: f fhecfy Club -15 C'C5s- 2,3, Ccurttry l. 35 SEN IORS GERALD HIEF MARLENE HERBIG JUDY HIMSEL DAVID HOCHGESANG Jerry FHA 2, Popular Music Club 3, Football Court 2, Queen 45 Chick Operetta 3g Camera Club l,2,3g Bridge Club 4. Popular Music Club 4. Basketball Court 3: Student Athletic Club 31 Historian Club Council l,3, Thespians 3,45 Glee 45 Operetta 3. Club l,2,3,4g Madrigal 3,45 Band 2,3,4, Operetta 35 Music Theory 2, Popular Music 4: I Division at the District Sola Con- test 3. 1 SE IORS YN HILARY HOCHGESANG CHARLES HOPF MARY ANN HOPF Robbie FHA l,2, H storian Clb 3, Vice- FFA l,2,3,4, FFA President 3,4, Pres 4, Comet 3g I Z 4, Girls FFA Dis'rict IO Sentinel 3,4g State 3. Chapter Sentinel lg Chapter Vice-Pres-deft Qg State Farr er's Degree. 36 SARA HORNEY SHIRLEY HUELSMAN LINUS JAHN Transfer'-ed from St. Mary's of- Press Club l,2, Vice-President 35 Lenie the-Woods, Popular Music Club Bridge Club 4: 30nd lf2f3: Var- Camera Club 3: Chess Club 4. 3,4 sity Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Comet l,2,31 J l,2,3, index Editor 4, Thespians 3,45 Shorthand Award 3, Basketball Queen's Court 4, RONALD JERGER FFA l,2,3,4g Football 4, Track l,2,3,4p FFA Treas. 3. Z' , Vt? ,,,,6,, t, 'Q JACQUELINE JONES WILLIAM KAISER PAT KAVANAUGH Jackie Bugs Patch Glee Club 3,4p Operetta 3g FHA Sentinel FFA 3, FFA l,2,3,4. Track 2,3,4, Cross-Country 2,3,4, if FNA 2, Bridge Club 3g Pop- Tumbling Club l. ular Music Club 4. 37 MARGARET KIEFFNER Glee Club 2,3,4g Operetta 3g SE IORS MELVIN KREILEIN GENE KRODEL Speedy PTA Honor Roll Certificate l,3, Track l,2,3,4, Cross-Country 1,2 Boy's State 3, Glee Club I, 3,41 Camera I, Athletic Club 2,3. Camera Club T,2,3,4. RONALD KRODEL Vice-Pres. Camera Club 3, PTA Honor Roll Certificate I,2,3, Boy's State 3, Golf 2,3, Camera Club I,2,3,4, Achievement Test Regional Participant l,2,3, Alge- bra, Latin I, Comprehensive Math, Achievement Test State Participant 2,3, Latin 2, Compre- hensive Math I. NORMA KUEBLER Transferred from St, Mary's of- the-Wood's, Football Queen's Court 2, Thespions 3,45 Girl's State 3. , X DEBORA KUNZ MARY ALICE LAMPERT RONALD I-ECHNER Debbie Comet Staff 3, FNA 2,35 Histo- Ronnie PTA Honor Roll Certificate I, rian Club 4. C5955 CIUIU 4- Girl's State 3, Shorthand Award 3, GAA I,2, Popular Music Club 4, JIM LEHMKUHLER Lem Class Pres. I, Football 2,3,4, Track I,2,3, Operetta 3, Athletic Club 2,35 Student Council I, Popular Music Club 4. SEN IORS JAMESE PERRIN Weunle Spellnng Fnnalnst l Cross Country 23 Chess Club 3 Camera Clu l PEGGY LOTTES e mg Fmallst 3 Natrona Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Coun cal 234 PTA Honor Roll er TlflCGl6 l 2 3 lnterclass Dtscus n F alnst 2 Gr s State B n 1234 Press Club l DIANA MARKS GAA 2 Popular Musnc Club 4 Spelnng Bee Fnnalust I2 Short hand Award 3 EDWARD MARKS Bug Ed Class Sec Treas 4 Spellnng Bee Fnnalust 3 Thesprans 3 4 Achteve ment Test Regtanal Fmolust 2 Mothemahcs Basketball l 2 3 4 Track I234 Cross Country l Boys State 3 Mathematncs Club 25 Chess Club 3, Popular Music Club 4. JO ANN MCCUNE Jo Popular Music Vice-Pres. 4, In- terclass Dlsmsston Wtnner 3g Qpgrgttg 3, T,p.r-Q and Short- hcrd Awgvds fig GAA l,2g Glee Club 2,35 FHA 3, SEN IORS f s it BONITA MEHLING LARRY MEHRINGER MARY MEIRING Bonnie FFA l,2,3,4g VicefPres. 3. Cornet Staff l, FHA lf GAA 2, Basketball Queen's Court 2, J Stall lf Glee Club 2,3,4g Oper- etta 3g Press Club lg Bridge 3f Pres. 4, GAA Vine-Pres. 2g Ath- letic Sec. 4, Mcdrlgol 4. FBLA 3, Bridge 4. RICHARD MERDER LAWRENCE MERKEI. PAUL MORTON Big Tank Larry Camera l, Wrestling 2g Popular Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, Cross-Country l,2,3,4, Camera Music 3,4. 3,47 Track l,2,3g Baseball 4, Club l. Camera Club l, Athletic Club 2,3f Baseball Club 4, RUDOLPH MUNDY Rudy Thespians 3,4, Basketball lg Track lg Cross-Country 2, Stu- dent Manager 2,3,4, Glee Club lf Camera Club lf Athletic Club 2,3. MARGIE NAl.lN RUTH NEUMAN SANDRA ANN NOLAN Marge Ruthie Sandy Glee Club l,3, Operetta 35 FHA Comet Staff lg Glee Club l,2,3p Comet Staff lg Glee Club lg l,2, Popular Music Club 35 Operetta 3, GAA lg FHA 2, Operetta 3g GAA 1,25 Popular Bridge Club 4, FBLA 3, Bridge Club 4. Music Club 3,4. 41 ARTHUR NORDHOFF Sonny Class President 4, Vice-President Historians Club 3f Student Coun- cil l,2,4, I Speak for Democ- racy Finalist 4, Football 2,35 Track 2g Glee Club l,2,4g lnter- class Discussion Finalist l. SEN IORS An old custom at JHS is that of exchanging class photos. Margie Nalin distributes her pictures to Joan Fischer and Lou Ella Burger, R M ' ,T 'F 1 btygf T .tsl .ity 1 ROBERT PFAFFENBERGER Pfaft Student Council 45 PTA Honor Rcll Certificate l,3g Achievement Test Regional Finalistg Algebra l, Adv, Algebra 35 Boys' State 35 Basketball lg Cross-Country 2,3g Camera Club lg Math. Club 2, Chess Club 3. JANE PFAU Moke Sec-Treas. Bridge Club 3g Spell- ing Finalist 1,35 Glee Club lg Shorthand Award 3g Latin Club lg Music Theory 2g Bridge Club 3,45 Athletic Secretary 4, A RONALD PFEFFER THOMAS POE JEROME REKER JOAN REKER Rev Spuck Chuck Jo G'ef2 C'ub l4, N nd' 'itil Q, Cp- Slce Club l,2,4, Operetta 3g Fcctball lp Cc 'cr11 Clcb l,2,3,4. Glee C'i,b l, GAA Club lg c'e f: 3, C ':'r' era Cl.b 1,25 FFA li, Cc 'e-'zz Club 3, Chess Latin 2, Bwdge 3,4 Chess Club 3, Cl.b 4 SEN IORS EARLENE SCHILLER Earl Pep Band Club Pres. 4, Girl's State 3, Band l,2,3,4, Operetta 3, Music Theory 2, Dance Band 3, NSPCA Press Award l, Treas, Band 2, Vice-Pres. Band 3,4, DAR Essay Award 3, Girls' Chorus Comet Staff l,2, Feature Editor 3, J Staff l,2,3, PTA Honor Roll Certificate. DONALD SCHMITT KENNETH SCHMITT Flopsy Ace Glee Club l, Camera Club l, Vice-President l, Track l, Cross- Boys' Chorus I, Historians 4. Country l, Band l,2,3,4, Music Theory 2, Pep Band l, Popular Music 4. DOROTHY SCHNAUS Dottie Music Theory l, GAA 2, Pep Band Vice-Pres. 4, Press Club Sec.'Treas. 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Basketball Queen 4, Thes- pians 3,4, PTA Honor Roll l, Comet Stat? Publicity Director 3, J Staff 3, Business Mgr. 4, Girls' State 3, Glee Club 4, Madrigal 4, Band l,2,3,4, Achievement Test Regional Eng- lish Participation 3. PHILLIP SCHUTZ BETTY SEIFERT Cud FHA l,2,3,4, FHA Treas, l,2, Football l,2,3,4, Glee Club 4. FHA Sec. 3, FHA Pres, 4. SENIORS ROBERT SENG Bob Thespians 3,4, Cornet Staff l, Football l, Basketball l,2,34, Baseball l,2,3,4, Baseball Theory 3,4, Basketball Theory l, Ath- letic Club 2. JACQUALINE SHIRLEY Jackie Glee Club l,3, Operetta 3, Typing Award 3, FHA l, GAA 2, Bridge Club 3, Popular Music 4. 39 JOHN STEFFEN JANICE STEMLE PATRICIA TRETTER GLORIA TABER Tex Mutz Petie Jeanie Athletic Club l,2, Popular Music GAA I,2, Secretary 3, Popular Transferred from Ferdinand High Spelling Finalist 25 Shorthand Club 3,4, Music Club 4, Comet Stat? 3. School 35 Popular Music Club Award 3g FHA I,2, Popular 3,4. Music 3,4. THOMAS THOMAS Tugo Thespians 3,45 Football l,2,3,4p Track I,2g Glee Club lg Madrigal 2,3,4, Operetta 35 Athletic I,2,3g Baseball Theory 45 Boys' Chorus 3,4. NELSON TREDWAY Windy Wrestling Club Vice4Pres. 2, Spelling Finalist 35 Student Coun- cil 4g Comet Staff 4g Football 2,3,4g Track 2, Band l,2,3,4, Music Theory Ip Pep Band 3: Dance Band 3,4. MARY ANN UEBELHOR FHA If GAA 2, Popular Music 3,4. BETTY VOEGERL Glee Club 'l,2,3,4g Operetta 35 FHA l,2g Popular Music Club 3,4. SEN IORS fm- . ,,1 ww 'f f- ' -if ,f i ' .fu !f2f '2',f1f .4 fifwwf ,swf bf,14':',w 4,1 wif mf ' ,V x .1 e u vp 3-gyl rimf ' .' - .4-.,g.'iy , V f f. . V 7531 xx? ,q!55M.'?'g ' ff A .w?ff:,1 5 :'5'2,g1--, gy fa' U 3 f - .--0 -:1w,,x.+ ,,'.-,pf wt :A V. gf f fa ,Q g - 2 4 :VX ,-: ,-jir v ftwi Wi My , ' M4 ww, J Wg 1 fav f iv fw ' fee: 2?:Q.,ffF Cf. 1 fffJ,s,ii5'g-.'. V - P '-iff - au we mf, X WM:-'ff Ve Lwiivagia, 5' PfQ,+f:fgf?fwLf ' faelg ,, f ff xiii. I , . It 6 H, ,r -Q, gc 3:2305 Q11 4.-MW J if Y, .Y 2:5 525' 'I an . ii ,si T s W R.-Y the I I .. 1 a N. it Q, 'H 541: 38.11 P ,mg - 5 0 f :if L ' 14 3 ,, 4 Qi' 'I 'ao Q, JB Q 1 2 4 l I A a A 4 4 'iwul rf V. W, x ' - QV.. was-sk M.-usa, 1 ' a .Hr X., I 1' -1. I.. -Ali 2 C' . 'f ' kai? ' :sf - 12 emi 334 71 , -ci .MM VL, , 1 1 his f vm 4 4 b-ii ,I ,,.' . .-.u. ' YI? ' mr ,- ,al it U DERCLASSME Jolly iuniors, silly sophomores, ancl green freshmen all await the day that they, too, can receive their diplomas, but the underclassmen are always intent on fun from the tips ot their loafers and fuzzy an- gora socks to their pony tails and stubby flat tops. They're even mysterious. They have a lingo all of their own, which covers everything in their world from discs to dates. Their levies, car coats, ivy league skirts, and baggy sweaters may seem impractical, their diet of hamburgers, potato chips, and colces may seem impossible, and their ideas may seem improb- able, but they wouldn't be normal American youngsters without their world of mystery. 'rs gang' Making plans for the grand night of the year the Junlorsemor Prom are Pres Phul Hubbuch Vlce Pres Dun Fnedmon and Sec Treos Charlotte Elluott I Nw ul k M A -..4' sms, K 'Q-Y' 9 .gets- '5- '17-V Q-7 'icy' V it X ' 4- It +7 ww. 'M' H' s .L 'un 50 UN IORS Carol Angerer Davnd Ackerman Wlllnam Bates Kenneth Bell LaVerne Beyke Janice Bockelman Damel Brames Ruta Bromm Betty Buchholz Nancy Burger Robert Burke larry Carnes Bob Detroy Larry Duck Nancy Dattmar Carolyn Dodson Gloruo Doxsee Larry Dupps Charles Dupps Maunce Eckerle UN IORS Donald Egg Charlotie Ellioft Marilyn Erny Melvin Erny Jane Fell Donna Fleck Kenneth Fleck Allen Friedman Daniel Friedman Dennis Fritz Carolyn Fromme Mary C. Fuhs JoAnn Gadlage Edward Giesler Larry Giesler Grace Grabeman Rita Gross Ruih Gufzweiler Marilyn Habig Diana Hanselman Charlotte Hayes Fred Healh Dennis Hedinger Mary K. Heichellaech Norma Heichelbech Ronald Himsel Suzanne Himsel Elsie Hoffman Otto Hoffman 5 fx 429 ,Eg '23 , Z- -A A X -,I V X! 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Bellner Karen Berg Ellen Berger James Betz James Blessinger Diane Block Kenneth Bohnert Nancy Brosmer Shirley Brown Doris Buechlein Judy Buechlein Bonnie Carter Betty Dick Jack Dipple SOPHS Allen Dosch Donald Eckerle Kennelh Ecker? Judy Eckstein Gary Egler Dororhy Eisenhuf Patricia Elmer Virlee Englerf Bernard Fehribach Lucille Fehribach Larry Fleck Thomas Flick Donna Friedman Shirley Friedman Carol Fritz Patricia Fromme Dorofhy Fuhrman Joyce Fuhrman Eugene Gudorf Inez Hagen Karen Harker William Hasenour Kenneth Heim Anne Held Befiy Herbig Edward Herzog Helen Hoffman 'if .vb K Q -x l P wx gl as ' WX Q 'Z 9x V7 ,v, 'fa' W l if S lrrv Yf. .Y-S Y' qu 7 fi 2- ri. A S A QF' i !hf I fu A 5' s. ... ,.f 5- 1 5' ,X ii Q' ' . :. x j :,',:. my i . -3EE?S:Ji.-, wgggi- c, K Sf ur? teifx si W 5: - J V FL' V l 4 V, 3 , S 1. K X Tx f 'ah 65 N Lfx, . , wc' --A W ff, .r fx 'QX OPHS Alice Hopf Bonnie Hopf John Hubbuch Anna John Ronald Jahn Earl Jones Beatrice Kavanaugh David Kieflner Russell Klee Virginia Klee Marvin Klein Shirley Kleiser Larry Klem Julie Kordes Edward Kreilein Donald Krodel Emily Krodel Kenneth Krodel lorry Kuntz Joan Kunz Vivian Kunz Norma Lampert Ruth Ann Lampert Jane Lawalin Robert Leisman Conley Letterman Linda Lorey il 'f I Jonet Lubbers Q- , an Robert Leugers Tv' Y I 56 M.- 5 SOPHS Barbara Mann Connie Mehringer Sharon Mehringer Ruth Merder Patricia Merkel Earl Meflger Nancy Meyer Phyllis Milner Darrell Morton Marie Nesthus Donna Neuman Ronald Noland Mary Ann Nordhoff Nancy Parker Judy Pfaflenberger Douglas Prechlel Richard Rascl-ie Ann Reising Rulh Reker Ruth Reyling Robert Roeder John Rudolph Charles Schenefzke Diana Scherer Earl Schiller Edward Schmid? Charles Schmih James Schmift Nancy Schmih 4' ,. V , :inn v ,I c Q -'I' X figix, yn., Y:--v I V 1 , M fa 'lv 1 f I L .. ak-. fn-r A. 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S YL' 5 lt m e - E 'M'-P .J 'J ,A:..e 'Tiff' A, J -5 OPHS Patrick Schneider Doris Schnell Rose Ann Schroeder Lucindia Schueher Rose Ann Schuler Charles Seng David Sermersheim Julia Sermersheim Jane StefTen Sylvia Slemle Sfella Slevens Leah Sturm Marfha Sturm Carol Summers Kenneth Theile Carol Thyen Marilyn Uebelhor Bernard Vogler Carol Vogler James Waddell Frances Wagner William Wagner Mariorie Wehr Clefus Welp Dorolhy Wening John Wessel James Whelan Charles Woodall Edward Wuchner Marilyn Young Carolyn Zoglman F RESHME Carol Adams Julia Bates Albert Beck Jane Berg Sara Berfh Kallwleen Beyersdorf John Binkley William Blrge Dennis Birkle James Birlxle Alfred Blesslnger David Blessinger Eugene Blessinger Leonard Blessinger Ronald Blessinger Joyce Bockelman Edward Bohnert Luella Borho Arnold Brames Mary Lou Brang FROSH Judy Henke Sharon Henke Gloria Herbig Agnes Herzog Carol Hochgesang virlee Hochgesang James Hoffman Robert Hohl Larry Hopf Errol Howe Darla Huls Viclor Hurm Sharon Jacob Gary Jahn James Jahn Patricia Jahn Janet Jerger John Jones Arlhur Kopp Rose Ann Keller Harold Kieflner Larry Kieflner Roger Klee Carl Kleeman Carol Klein David Kluemper Edward Kluemper Norma Kluemper Shirley Kluesner Norberf Kraff Diana Kreilein Kennelh Kreilein Roberl Kreilein Bernard Kress Connie Kluesner Gary Kuebler Karen Kuebler Marlene Kunkel Ronald Kunz Ethel Kuper ir Q-:qw , Z. 4' , 'O I ' .1 x...., ' Q it 1 A 1 . 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Marilee Lampert James Lechner Paffye Leech James Lenfs James Lindsay Dwight Ludwig Ronald Marks Sandra Marks Gary Matheis Diane Malthews Hugh Maifingly Michael McGovern Janet McNelis Cyril Mehringer Judy Mehringer Madonna Mehringer Roman Mehringer Donald Mendel Carol Merder Roberi Merder William Messmer Madonna Meyer David Mundy Carol Neuman Kit O'Deay Marilee Parker Louis Paherson Richard Persohn Phillip Pfaffenberger Beverly Pfeffer Larry Preusz Charles Rasche Jerome Rees larry Ruclcrigel Harold Schafer Clefus Schepers Daniel Schiller Donna Schmifi John Schmitt Donald Schneider FROSH Fred Schneider Ronald Schneider Sharon Schneider Sylvia Schneider Ruth Schuch Richard Schulz Margaret Seger Barbara Seiferl Ruth Sendelweck Dennis Sermersheim Gail Sermersheim Karen Sermersheim Brenda Shirley Ruth Sfefle David Sfeppe Eileen Stemle Larry Sfenffenagel Ronald Sienflenagel Tonna Slewarl' Richard Taber Donna Tewell Ronald Thewes James Thyen Zonia Tredway Barbara Tucker Allen Voegerl Larry Vonderheide Ellen Weber Danny Wehr Richard Wehr Joette Weikerf Teresa Wessel Michael Wheatley Edward Wilz Josephine Wilz Joyce Woodward Carol Warihen Kennelh Wrighf Carolyn Young Thomas Young is fi ' Q.. T' A X. . ,A s L.. Q f , '?v -4 si. if xx 4 ,-4 3 X, Cm SPORTS The classroom is a well equipped place to teach the basic principles of learning, but the best place to learn the rules of fair play is a ball game. Watching a gridder race almost the entire field to make a touchdown, or a basketball player dribble down the floor on a fast break, teaches sportsmanship and re- spect for an opponent. Yelling with the crowd teaches a basic fundamental of getting along with other people. Co-operation and school spirit are very necessary it a sideline participation of a sport is taken. All these things show that athletics is a worth- while activity. W B? 'ENT A Ifw I Rx 1 gb .nl The 195758 basketball season was hsghlsghted by the coronatson ball Carrser Bsll Rowekamp Basketball QueensCrown Carrser Sandra Dotty Sclmaus as the JHS Basketball Queen Her court consssted Ssebert Karen Berg Shsrley Hulesman and Grace Grabeman of Mars yn Ssebert Karen Egg Janet Bohnert Lsnda Lorey Basket BASKETBALL QUEE Dotty Schnaus Crowned Queen Msss Dotty Schnaus was crowned l957 58 Basketball Queen at the Bloornsngton Jasper game by sensor class pressdent Art Nordhoft Queen Dotty resgned from a court decorated sn a blue and sslver theme Her malesty carrsed a bouquet of red roses and her attendants had bouquets of blue carnatsons backed by sslver Magnolsa leaves The sensor attendants were Janet Bohnert and Shsrley Huelsman The other attendants were sunsors Marslyn Ssebert and Grace Grabeman, sophomores Karen ith- W Berg and Lsnda Lorey, and freshman Karen Egg ' '4's Other candsdates were sensors Nancy Heck, Mary 'ff' ' Jane Burger, and Joan Vogler, sunsors Sara Schnesder l Q 'Q and Irss Klee, sophomores Carol Thyen and Dorothy Wensng and freshman Sharon Schnesder All queen electsons are under the dsrectson of the JHS student councsl Arthur Nordhofl, Sensor Class Pressdent, crowns Dotty Schnaus as the 1957 58 JHS Basketball Queen, whsle Bsll Rawekarnp, Sandra Ssebert, and Shsrley Hulesman look on F f hs cs 1 - l , I 5 , - -' gl -1,5 - V. . 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I - b fthe I95758 W CI e fo o W 2 Asssfo I C ch W s S I B Se g W I Lo ry D k e k ks Che ty Leug L Co h eGesIe D RdyM Wche W nslo o D en I o e s Chesfy Lu ge s f' sf s Ich ng the seno EdM kscdRchM VARSITY BASKETBALL W1ldC3tS Play Rugged Schedule SPRINGS VALLEY MONTGOMERY BEDFORD JASPER HUNTINGBURG JASPER JEFFERSONVILLE JASPER JASPER DALE VINCENNES HUNTINGBURG BOSSE JASPER JASPER VINCENNES JASPER JASPER NEW ALBANY JASPER JASPER JASPER WASHINGTON JASPER PRINCETON JASPER PETERSBURG LINCOLN JASPER JASPER JASPER JASPER CENTRAL WASHINGTON JASPER TELL CITY REITZ JASPER ic Mem erso - iIdoscertifId rfhe secfinolcrez RO : I n oo e ette, Rlch Merder, ob n, Ed RO : r IC, Phil Hubbuch, Bill Bohn rt, Jim Lehm uhIer, Mor , 5 ers, orry Carnes, Vic Kluesner, ond oc Nip Eddi i r, onnyFriedmcn,or1d Stude-nfMonoger U undy. u n r. ..45 ........ 38 ...54 ........ 53 ........6'I ........55 .50 I ...6'I ...... ..5I ....52 .. 82 ....... 69 JASPER ...,...... 57 BLOOMINGTON , 46 58 ..,...67 ........65 ......75 H55 .. 62 ....... 40 ........52 ......52 .43 ......64 ........49 ......34 i w'sJhn e ries in vain? stop Jasp r' leading score ..,.....'. ........., e r, in the lr ecfional game. Wu i adion are -.'. ....'.. irs cr n I erder. CATS RECORD 9-1 1 ' is The Wildcats this year were very inexperienced due t to the graduation of the five regulars who played practically all the time last year as the Cats advanced to the final game of the Evansville Semi-State before bowing to a great Terre Haute Gerstmeyer team in a thrilling struggle. The Cats were also hampered with injuries but still managed a respectable nine and eleven record for the year against very rugged competition Six of the losses were to such high ranked teams as Huntingburg Springs Valley Vincennes and Jeftersonville The Cats got off to a slow start losing three straight games before downing the Washington Hatchets but they tinished the season strong by win ning four of their last six games Errors and inconsistency in play hampered the Wild cats all season as coach Wuchner shifted lineups in search for a winning combination Head basketball coach Nip Wuchner picks out the uniforms he wants student manager Rudy Mundy to pack i..,,... 3'7- BILL BOHNERT VIC KLUESNER JIM LEHMKUHLER G58l64 F60'I75 G58150 68 f ,J . I . . I I . . . .' -X X I 'x , o nf , ,E l l l . L-V -f . J 1. , l ' l :I 1 I I Ll . Lam! J E , . A , LVM, l ,NL s-,u..4s i rg' i jp , rriiri LZ t s, , , 1 'al 3 'sl ' ld 611112: Q ef-he we--3 s, si, - 'W H vw V J A ,. 1 ,J , ' KIA -I nwmk n 1 Mun Q .-A W i.., .. k . - V 'gig 7 Q ' I T 1 Ava. ' Q. A.- i - -- 1 I, ,M .. :A , Q- ,r ,Q K, 1 . I I k I - .-l.,..,f X T i M 1 s 1, N ,il s, ' f it g T l 4- x---rl , ' pn . In - Yl' ' .ss 1 L . . Si A 4 - J T' -T T ' 4 Q I A .-rygzm 'A , Af Q. Al ,..',. , ,J fx' 7'-' R' - it-Iwi' 'il T 'U lil 'svn' 6 4, 'W 1. - ' A 0 , 'fl 'n H W X f Wildcai senior guard Bill Bohnerf drives under for a baske? in Big Chesfy Luegers, the Wildcats 6-516 sophomore center uses his Jasper's win over Winslow in the Sectional. heigh! fo good advantage under the boards. -i V- vi MM ED MARKS RICH MERDER BOB SENG C 6-2178 F 5-10176 F 6-Vz177 69 Zvi? audi! ... . I A ,Eli 'I The Wildcat cheerleaders spent a great deal of time practicing on the KITTEN RECORD JASPER .......... JASPER .,...,.. BEDFORD ...,.... JASPER .......... JASPER .......... PRINCETON ...... JASPER .......... JASPER .......... JASPER .......... JASPER .....,.... JASPER .......... JASPER .......... CENTRAL ..... WASHINGTON VINCENNES . . TELL CITY ........ REITZ ............ SPRINGS VALLEY MONTGOMERY JASPER ....... WASHINGTON . HUNTINGBURG JASPER ....... JEFFERSONVILLE BLOOMINGTON PETERSBURG . . . VINCENNES ... HUNTINGBURG . BOSSE ........ JASPER ....... JASPER ..,.... JASPER .,..... JASPER ....... JASPER ........ new yells they introduced this year. ,,4.,.., e W P ROW 2 C 10 Th I957-58 JI-IS Kt'e's ::'s'ste:J ct RO I: L:: y Kem, Kewefiv BTI 'hcrfsury Je , Rigs EQ.. Kfefg-iw, EII A'rf',g im Sefz, Kerny K'Cde', D: :'fi EckQ e -C-9 '.'l.:J ff' 1 Sxggf' ','.:d:l:w FIQCL grd C ggh ,.'g-55,1 Se , F RESHMAN RECORD JASPER JASPER JASPER JASPER JASPER CENTRAL MEMORIAL JASPER JASPER 'JASPER JASPER 'CENTRAL VINCENNES TELL CITY JASPER SPRINGS VALLEY WASHINGTON FERDINAND PRINCETON DALE JASPER JASPER WASHINGTON SPRINGS VALLEY REITZ NEW ALBANY JASPER JASPER JASPER DUBOIS M IWW AI a pep session Phnl Hubbucb u ges the siudenfs Yo back fhe Freshmen un the annual SIAC Freshman Tou ne WI 'I gk., gb A N-v 'PV Ein mum Members of the 195758 Freshman basketball team are 1hefolIa ng manager Carl Kleeman Bob Merder BII Gehlhausen D d E g ROW I Coach To Stokes D gh! Ludwug Larry Ruckre gle Jerry Bob Krefle n Vac Hurm c d St dent Manager Dave Eckerle Rees Norb Kaff Jm Lndsay and James John ROW 2 Student 71 '- . 5 I . ..3'l ..,37 ..,...26 ......3'l .......4'I fn ......48 ...27 ........5O ..'l6 , , .........4o ..........,.19 I ......... 38 .... 36 ........47 .....5O ....,.38 , .........64 I Fl ' r y. 7,75 N ,LVV yyy, i M , 4 .I,I I A I A P f A 4- f . , , . W 2 . A4 Q-7 ? 8 ! Jr .'I TIL ' f I 7 1 I A ... ' ' cm gi If V I' L ' 1 x . , Q' IA I ' ' P I I f I I N I I I . 'A R F 5' I 1 . I5 V! X X ov' . I Z, I ., ' 3 W kg Q: : i :I N: 6 X : L' X' xr., T ' ' ff A f A f .M . . f A W rw A I if M J wr W if l , MZ 'w3'?!im svQ-f PQ -.Q pf lik-s. M554 xmdhwgr Ai S..- Sfuclent Councnl Presndenf Eugene Buechleun crowns the 1957 58 JHS Rught Rose Ann Schuler Mary Ellen Schnender Janet Bohnert Football Queen Mlss Judith Hlmsel during the halfhme of the Joan Vogler Marilyn Slebert and Sharon Schnender Jasper Provndence game Aflendmg the queen are from Left 1 FOOTBALL QUEE udy H1mse1 Crowned Queen As the band played Autumn Leaves the JHS foot ball queen and her court were escorted down the grndlron by senxor members of the football squad Mlss Judy Hnmsel was crowned the l957 58 JHS football queen by student councll presldent Gene Buechleun After the coronatuon the queen and the members of her court were draven around the lleld an convertlbles furnished by local merchants The queen was attended by sensors Joan Vogler and Janet Bohnert Iunuors Mary Ellen Schnelder and Marllyn Slebert sophomores Carol Thyen and Rose Ann Qchuler and freshman Sharon Schnelder Other candudates were sensors Dotty Scnnaus Nancy Heck and Mary Jane Burger tumors Sara Schnerder and G ace Grabeman sophs Llnda Lorey and Karen Berg and freshman Sylvla Schnende Judy Hlmsel JHS Football Queen watches the Jasper Hugh grndnron players beat the Providence Ploneers 19 Q : 5 f ' 'uf' f A Q - f 3 x . , 4 J V -. 4 f X f A , ' L ' 3 . , x . , , ' ug , r I , ' I g . ' 5,5 A rv F. F, 63 Q V 'A ' Q, k A l at ! ' I I 0 7 ' Q Q. N X l W I ' . . ' . v , J KB ! , .z 5 g . lx K D X, he i A f v g y , I 3 K , ' S' l ., s, A 1 1' . g 4 V 1 M , , Iwo? I ,I ,. 7,14 I ,wa ,Woe ,X . 1-I , . I . . I O llll ' I 0 ' I , - . H -I n In - X of U 1 .151 . . Y . U . Q by M 7 J ,c ' . . . . Y J The I957 football squad of Jasper Hugh School arrayed behnnd assistant coaches George Lythgoe and Wes Settle are ROW 'I Tom Thomas BIII Bohnert Tom Brosmer Jam Lehmkuhler Phil Schutz Joe Rohleder Rich Merder Fred Heath and Urban Bartley ROW 2 Russ Klee Denny Otto Nelson Tredway Ronnie .Ierger Wildcat reserves leap wildly from the bench as Jasper scores another touchdown on the Hunters Herman Brames Earl Knust Eddne Gnesler Phnl Hubbuch Berme Fehrlbach Tom Wagner Duck Kabrlck Frank Grarnelspacher and John Shemeld ROW 3 Bob Detroy Make Krodel Jnm Klem Kenny Fleck Bnll Athey .Irm Mehrmger Dan Bromes Make Patterson Rach Rasche Allen Lewxs Jlm Betz and .Jam Beckman FOOTBALL SQUAD Wlldcats Post Outstandmg Record JASPER JASPER JASPER JASPER JASPER PRINCETON JASPER MITCHELL TELL CITY WASHINGTON HUNTINGBURG PROVIDENCE JASPER BICKNELL 'I3 BEDFORD ........ 20 JASPER ...... 33 20 . ......'I4 , ' I t I .K . 73 ,515 ,six 1 'Ps Q' 'T 3 BILL BOHNERT QB 5 9 165 Sr 1 1. 1' HERMAN BRAMES T61 181 Sr T ,Q 'T FRANK GRAMELSPACHER RONNIE JERGER G58145Sr E510158Sr 36 Of i' RICH MERDER T 5 10181 Sr f -al JOE ROHLEDER HB 5 1O 162 Sr 14 5 is as if 42335 .Egg 3 5,-5-.', TOM BROSMER G 5 6 142 Sr Q5 Vx JIM LEHMKUHLER HB 5 7 149 Sr he -9 Y I'A, 'E 1 PHIL SCHUTZ G 6 0152 Sr I 9 I N 2 Lv - fr ' A -'Q qi AT X .X f I f I A kb ' x L Q: I 719 .QV J ,V I ' I K I I I f I, I I L .,.- A . an ' ' is ' - -.7 . ' . ,. 4 . - , , I A l' , ,--,-v - ,Qi ' VHI - - Q s V 11 I I I Mfg , A' I ' I IH I11 A f , L ,xi ,l,, , 0 A - 4 r i , , if ' I 1 , . I I 5 1 J X Q44-A . 15 1' Lf . In NJA' - ' F x .F 14 , I I I ' Xlixz gr . V ' 'T ' V. 4 ' ' A 1 .1 ' J ' 318 TOM THOMAS T 5 TT 207 Sr g1, CATS HAVE GREAT SEASON och Tom Stokes rn hr s Q t C the Wtldcat to another cutst d g , nents whale lostng only two gorr s y f y rn Q Cats scored T75 polnts to h I opp rs nts T00 p eated Mtttchell 35 T3 Tell Crty 7 6 V' s g 33 3 P ovrdence 25 7 and Br lan ll 37 T4 T2 20 and to Prrnceton 6 T4 For the year the Wrldcats plled up on hund ed three Hrst d wns ther opponents Hfty eught They outgatned thetr oppon nts u h ng by 549 yards wnth a total of T729 ya ds to TT80 yards The Cats connpl t d forty of nnnety three posses and had seven rntercepted whrl thetr op ponents completed only fourteen of fo ty f u and had thre tnt cj pt J The Cats outgauned the opposutnon In passung yardage by a vu rnor gm 558 yards to T45 yards The Wlldcats fumbled twenty trmes and recovered seven of th rr own fumbles and snxteen of thelr opponents fumbles The opposltron fumbled twenty fTve trmes recoverung nrne of theur own fumbles and thrrteen Jasper fumbles Total yards penaltzed for the season were about equal wrth 390 for Jasper to 370 for the opposrtron Ten dnfferent players partrcupated rn the Ja per scornng thus sea on wtth fullback Denny Otto and halfbaclc Joe Rohleder leadrng wtth 37 and 36 pounts respectnvely T-lalfback Jtm Lehmlcuhler was cloe behrnd wnth 30 pornts followed by Bohnert wrth 2T Detroy wrth T2 Gre ler with T2 Sl'1effTeld with T2 Fruedman wrth 6 Wagner wrth 6 and Brames wuth 3 NELSON TREDWAY T59T72Sr 'us :VN DON HEDINGER Student Manager The players on the bench watch untently os the Cots lane up for the try for the extra pon that mecnf victory '75 Z1 The embers ofthe Fresh a football tea are s follo s Student Da nd Mundy Zonia T edway Alle Gesle and EddeWilz ROW2 Ja es L dsay Larry Gutgsell Da d Steppe James Bnkley John if 34127535 f 181 .y Jones and Fred Schneider ROW 3 Bobby Merder James Thyen ROW 4 Coach Fred Holl nde Lous Patte so Jerry Rees Dovd Eckerle and John Sch tt FRESHMAN RECORD B SQUAD RECORD TELL CITY BEDFORD JASPER WASHINGTON JASPER JASPER JASPER PRINCETON JASPER TELL CITY Coach Fred Hollinclens freshman gridders posted a I I 3 season record which was highlighted by a tie with a tough Princeton team and a victory over Tell Cnty in the final game of the season Usual starters for the freshmen were Arnold Brames Louis Patterson Jim Thyen David Eckerle Larry Gutgsell David Steppe Norb Kraft Bob Merder Jim Lindsay and Dennis Sermershiem Eddie Wilz John Schmitt Jim Lechner and Zonia Tredway also saw considerable action for the Frosh JASPER BICKNELL JASPER TELL CITY The BSquad under the direction of assistant coach Wes Settle played a limited two game schedule and emerged with a record of one victory and a te Starters for the team were Allen Lewis and Jim Klem at ends Earl Schuch and Maurice Eckerle at tackles Dick Kobrick and Jim Mehrnnger at guards Dan Brames at center Tom Wagner at fullback Larry Kuntz and Fred Heath at halfbacks and Phil Hubbuch at quarterback Others seeing action in cluded Mike Patterson John Hubbuch Jim Betz Louis Patterson Larry Carnes Dennis Sermersheim and Kenny Fleck 4 7 Q ' rf ' -f lv E ' :EQIP I 4 8, '. 'I f ,rx -,o. - P ' E ,. 1 'T 1-5X,.i I ,- ' .. 5, ' J 0 , pf'- 36-Q ' 7' 49 f' ,, X- 1 ' ' ' i nf' f ' fQ I N , I , ' ' ' x I ' 1 I ! '1 .. 'W -J' 'rx f - I I l D f X fs' ' ,J I' I 1 Q.- 1 . I , G Vx ,4 I if I a m mn m a w: , ' . : , , managers Dwight Ludwig and Roger Klee, ROW I: Arnold Brames, James Jahn, Norbert Kraft, Dennis Sermersheim, and James Lechner. v' , ' r , ni r, i '. : : i n, i r n, , i m in , , vi , i , , mi. T3 0 7 ........47 7 7 45 ........ .. 6 ........'l3 76 CROSS-COU TRY This year the Jasper High cross-country team was under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Bob Verkamp. The team was well balanced with veteran runners and made a commend- able showing in the various dual meets throughout the season but lacked an out- standing individual star to place in the annual sectional and state meets. Jasper was again chosen as a Sectional site by the IHSAA. Most consistent scorers this year were Rich Klem, Larry Dick, Larry Merkel, Ralph Schepers, Melvin Kreilein, Pat Kavanaugh, Bob Reker, Cletus Welp, and Tom Wuchner. GOLF TEAM Jasper High's golf team will have a large group of returning veterans from a team that posted a good record last year. Among the holdovers are Jim Burke, Ronnie Krodel, Charlie Schmitt, Ronnie Nolan, Gene Krodel, Max Kreilein, Gary Schmidt, and Larry Schmidt. Meets with French Lick, Bedford, Bicknell, Washington, Vincennes, and Hunt- ingburg will probably be scheduled it weather permits. The team is coached by Cabby O'Neill and plays its home meets on the Dubois County Country Club course. :- rc 1 , . 1 la s The l957-58 JHS Cross-Country team consisted of ROW 1 Pat Kavanaugh, Tom Wuchner, Bob Reker ROW 2 Larry Dick Melvin Kreilein, Larry Merkel, and Ralph Schepers The team is coached by faculty member Bob Verkamp. The Jasper High School Golf Team consists of Gary Schmitt Robert Krenlein James Vonderheit and Max Kreilein Mr Leo C ONeill is the faculty sponsor of the Golf Team 77 AJR iiii ll r Q gn V 1 X f The members of the l957-58 Baseball Team are: ROW 'lz Jim Meh- ringer, Donny Friedman, Phil Hubbuch, Ed Giesler, David Ackerman, and Fred Heath. ROW 2: Torn Wogner, Willie Haas, Bob Detroy, Bob Seng, Bill Bohnert, and coach Wes Settle. 1 liil iz Members of the T958 Jesper High School track team cre. ROW 1: Larry Merkel, Melvin Kreilein, Ed Marks, Jim Lehrrkchler, Ronnie Jerger, and Herman Brcrres. ROW 2: Leroy Jerger, Lczrry Dick, Jim Klem, Allen Lewis, Jim Betz, Frank Grcirrelspzcher, ond Charles Schnetzke. 78 BASEBALL TEAM Baseball coach Wes Settle has a fine group of returning lettermen around which to build a hard hitting team that is sure to be in the thick of the fight for the conference cham- pionship this year. Jasper lost four starting pitchers through graduation and will be weak in that department, but they should be strong at all other positions, Returning from last year's fine team are Bob Seng, Denny Otto, Bill Bohnert, Tom Wagner, Eddie Gies- ler, Willie Haas, Fred Heath, Phil Hubbuch, Bob Detroy, Donny Friedman, and Dave Ackerman. The Wildcat schedule this year includes home games with Bossee, Vincennes Cath., Vincennes, Huntingburg, Washington, and New Albany. The road games will be with Princeton, Bedford, Bloomington, Wash- ngton, and Tell City. TRACK TEAM Faced with the graduation loss of most of his scoring stars, track coach Tom Stokes has a big rebuilding job to prepare for this spring's rugged track schedule. The team will lack individual stars and will be weak and inexperienced in almost all events. The Wildcats have tentatively booked two home meets with Bicknell and Vincennes ond will travel to Petersburg, Washington, and Tell City for meets. They will also participate in the Washington Track Carnival in May. Coach Stokes will have to count heavily on such veterans as Tom Brosmer, Jim Lehm- kuhler, Larry Dick, Ronnie Jerger, Melvin Kreilein, and Larry Merkel to carry most of the scoring lodd. WILDCAT CHEERLEADERS Leading the fans in support ot the Jasper Wildcats were senior Shirley Hulesman, jun- iors Marilyn Siebert, Sara Schneider, Grace Grabeman, and Iris Klee. The tive cheer- leaders are among the busiest groups at JHS. Besides leading yells at all home and out-ot-town games, and practicing one or two evenings a week, the cheerleaders sponsored pep sessions, made up new yells, and made posters for the sectional. This year the squad purchased new sweaters of white wool, trimmed with black and gold lettering. Their advisor is Miss Hochgesang. KITTE CHEERLEADERS One sophomore and three freshman girls led the JHS Kittens to a victorious year. The girls elected by the Sophomore and Fresh- man classes to the position of Kitten cheer- leaders were Ruth Merder, Sylvia Schneider, Joyce Burger, and Karen Egg. These girls practiced one evening each week, making up new yells and revising older ones. At every football and basketball contest these girls led the fans in backing their team. ln addition to working with the varsity cheerleaders in the annual pep rally, they worked at the various pep sessions during the school year. Miss Hochgesang coaches the Kitten cheerleaders in their activities. Wildcat Cheerleaders, Marilyn Siebert, Shirley Hulesman, Sara Schneider, Grace Grabeman, and Iris Klee practice new yells for the Wildcats' sectional tourney games. 1 :xiii W Y ' zzi r., t , , .,g will aw Mow ' WMA, New y A . 3. , L Q Q- -A Q , V 0 E ' 1 , a, W 4' ,....., iff The Kitten Cheerleaders practice one of the new yells The Kitten Cheerleaders are Joyce Burger Sylvia Schneider and Ruth Merder Karen Egg is not pictured 79 r' .ev-ur 'w ..-1 ' ,f ' ,W We is eff' Y . f I T 1 y I c I X-ff ', K . 'll CLUBS Thursday is a special interest day tor JHS students. School clubs and organizations wihich meet on this day each week were formed to teach better leisure practices and to develop the special skills of JHS students, Musically inclined students can ioin the band or one of the various choral groups, Several clubs seek to teach the finer points of some subject or game. The Bridge, Chess, and Popular Music clubs are examples of these. To develop poise and self confidence on stage and ot? is the purpose ot the Thespians troupe, which presents two plays each school year. These future citizens enjoy the clubs now and reap the benetits later in lite with improved use of leisure time. j.H.S. BA a , ,-L in ,, .,x. ,. in ,..,.,, ,. ..-L f-.-f.,-,, x.,.4,, J . J., K. Y. 4 V- hefd cz' Nncfifzfiz 'W rms' fem. 3' 5: ' :sf V w 'V F. . .-.Y , .- f- :, ,M 4-LH., ,XML ' f. HH 51- F R. CW, W . A Drum Mojore'1es, Grace Grobemon and Gloria Doxsee, per' form whh the Jasper High School Bond In Yhelr marching fecvs. ROW 1:1 C PW' ': ' ' ROW2: Cyln f f V- V:T'g 1 1 .Viff-' TP.-g ' FL' ' '.'U,.1 f W- Q 'O ,i ' A P H .' ROW 3: E, - Gif- 'V ' RCW 5 1- , 'K ' Fl' I l ' - M k , ROW41, Y six, , 7 rf!! 1 r' J. H. 5. BA . - 1, f ,fm HNHL-, W. :V , fir- .Uv . L :NL N K 1' 'J ' ' ' 4' 5 f .,. , f,,, ',,,, ' '1 ff- .4. T 4 'I V - yi, 4 ,A -fa ,X 5 in ,f Q M, ,. ,, A, L-, ., 4 'fj 'fe fe,-. Fifi 3 'e:':' H ' 1 AS! ROW1:L ,': f ,1 V Row 2: M - 3 ',- 1, rf . Cv: 'sex ROW : E. . - N ff- ,' Q,,,v-. ff M I ppzw. HL L, L.,...,.., 1 Lfyf .. 4, r-. ROW 4:L'1: ROW Drum Moior, Eugene Buedwlefn, Yeods flwe Jesper High Schocl Bond In the marching ccvmiies U? ccnfesfs ond games. 5. . L' ROW 6:2 ' QM' ff .f,..- Hr,-mf fm, Q ,Jw -s I 0 xug, ,m 'W'A ,gull- , V ,13gM,fN,m'f'w??,,,,,Z,mq J In j I I . I , l 1 ' I tv f , 7 Q fl 'm A 'KX ' ' '4 x F ui --1 'ic r H as . A fx, . -0 if tx ROW 1 Dotty Schnaus Mary Burger Marne Kretztner Carol Graehler ROW 3 Jonlce Stemle Marte Rottet Marulyn Buchto Darlene Welp Nancy Heck Judy Hur e' ROW 2 Dorothy Krodel Marte Sendel Patty Flrclc Jo Rean Berger Carolyn Framme weck Ma garet Krettner Sdra Harney Jackne Jones Betty Vaegerl 'S 'wl- WlJudyl-l'r'eC U Dxr tVNlsbesBnr en nch e ROW c r rn T 'n Wt, L r' Echnet GLEE CLUBS For the tlrst semester a Junlor Sensor Glee Club a Freshman Sophomore Clee Club Boys Chorus and the Madrugal was Included Jasper l-lrgh school IS proud ot tts vocal musrc department Included In thus department are the lvladrrgals he Chotr Gurl Chorus and Boys Chorus All members have done an excellent rob of entertamung wtth good muslc The vocal department presented a Chrtstmas pro gram un the audltorlurn for the publrc lt was rece-:ved very enthusrastrcally All members ot the vocal de partment partrcupated A Sprtng Concert was also presented A number ot rndtvlduals and groups recerved awards at the drstnct Solo and Ensemble Contest at Evansvrlle The vanous groups ot tne vocal musrc depa tment a e all sponsored by Mr Embry , l p . r s ' X I' I 'o ' , L - s C, 5 , 41 . -. 9' - Q' ty V . y . 5-1 ' t 5, - W '1 l rt,. , r X I r , Q J, k - , , - -si V li - . ' . . ' . . inf' -Q 5- Y., , n ' I I l S 5, r : , 1 , s my I l . r ' V A . 3521 . , , f fff - f V - N ,LA , r . . RO : 1 s ', :ffl Gdehler, Q 'e Yckeri P: 'r, l, o. n'e U llng, D:'ofl y Scfcfzcs, janet ., ,c rt, 2: Jerry ld -5, R c',:rc Kle ,, 3 1 ' 'chrei Hers' 'n Brzzmes, Vic Kcesce' Ten' T omos, Brll 8-l MALE CHORUS ROW 1: Ronnie Pfefler, Rich Kleaw, Tan Wach- rer, V.c Klcever, Tarn Tnarvas, H-er 'a-i Brafes. ROW 2: Dan Hedinger, Arr Nardraf Tarn Poe, Bob Schaffer, Je'ry Heil, B 'l B:hne'f. ROW 3: Bill Thornbwy, J'fn Kl9'Ti. SOPH BOYS CHORUS ROW 'I: Ed Kreilein, Gene Sfreicher, Bill Birge, Donald Schneider, Dennis Hedinger, Larry Kiefner, Bill Messrner, ROW 2: Bernard Kress, Leonard Blessinger, Harald Keifner, Duane Jones, Gene Blessinger, Dave Blessinger. ROW 3: Bob Beard, Charles Schneider, Dave Ewing. SOPH GIRLS CHORUS ROW 1: Karen Berg, Susie Kavanaugh, Patty Merkel, Marilee Parker, Shirley Kleiser, Carol Dick. ROW 2: Barbara Merkley, Mercedes Burger, Ellen Weber, Madonna Friedman, Sharon Schneider, Louise Sfevens. ROW 3: Ruth Reker, Sylvia Sfemle, Bonnie CarTer, Bonnie Hopf, Ruth Sendelweck, Jane Srellen. ROW 4: Diane Block, Marrha Sturn, Dorothy Wening, Janet Lubbers. FRESHMAN CHORUS ROW 1: Rosernary Fehfbach, Carcl Warfhan, Madcara Meyer, Joeffe Weikerr, Luella Bahrc, B'enda Shirley, Rose Ann Keller. ROW 2: Ruth Slefle, Georgina Fuhrrnan, Patricia Gaepprer, Naomi Buchta, Virlee Hcchgesang, Rose Arn Henke. ROW 3: Karen Sermersheirn, Mary Ermerl. x' i ' . C . 'S in Z Editor Patty Blessinger takes a few minutes from writing J copy to admire Art Editor Judy Beckman's drawings. MJ!! The l958 J stall worked on an entirely new theme compared with those ot past years. They used a school spirit idea of Jasper, a srnall scene-stealing ghost. Most of the staFt's work was completed alter school or in their sparetirne, The entire yearbook was sent tothe publishing company in four shipments, The statt was Editor-in-Chief Patty Blessinger, Art Editor Judy Beckman, Business Manager Dotty Schnaus, Sales Manager Judy Bell, Senior Editor Jo Rean Berger, Photo Editor Nancy Burger, Organi- zations Editor Joyce Doane, and Club Editor Nancy Heck. Mr. Tom Renneisen is the faculty advisor. x.: 1 T' s Sl R W 1 Pct Bes cthy h dy Beck D xee N y Eeeae ROW4 V l rae Ueoe r Jo R W 2 Jc e Fell a S 'sei L e e rd ROW ,ce Nes J c ROW lr rr' fe Q g c C THE CO ET Publishing a four page printed newspaper is the obiective ot the Cornet staFt. Each month the student body awaited Comet day. Heading the Cornet statt were Editor-in-chief Nancy Waddell, Business Manager Mary Jare Burger, Feature Editor Judy Thyen, News Editor CFarlotte Elliott, Circulation Manager Carol Steinlcarrip, Art Editor Marilyn Habig, Exchange Editor Georgina Vogler, and Copy Editors Jane Fell and Judy Hurst. This years' Comet had more features and photos. The head statt worked each day second period, but most ot the work was completed at horne. Mr. Renneisen is the Comet adviser. 1- A-v Editor Nancy Waddell prepares the dummy for their April Fool issue while Feature Editor Judy Thyen types copy. ROW 'I Editor Nancy W ddell Bus ness Manager M-sry Jane Bu ger Feature Editor Judy Th,en At Editor Marilyn Habg Ccpy Editor Donna Tew ll Vary C oyn Bel er J yce Burger Kathy Beye dart Diane K e ein N rie Nesthu Ro e Ann Schuler ROW 3 E len Be ger RutF txlerde Ruth Gutzw ter Mary Lau Brang Mary ee 1-I qv Lampert N rlene Kurlcel Joan Eckstein ROW 4 Lnda Jores Carolyn A lcerrnan N rcy Schmidt Betty Buchh lz Tanna Stew rt tAce Q Caro ger use mst een e ner r NcNe's ROW 6 Eddie Kuper Allen Lewi Nels n Tredway 81 1, .,.......... A I cz a x - if ,v A 4 Q 3 ,, I . g, E N, 1 - .1 A ,Q 4- ' K' :rr 6 l . 4 f 7, v . - I x ' A! Jane Fell, Circulation Manager Carol Steinlcamp, ROW 2: Karen Egg, Louella Burger, Nancy Parker. ROW 5: Gail Sermersheim, Charlotte e,., arf 'n,:: , rs , Elliot, l-lo-f, lVal,S'i Ki-,Eil ,Lch ,Paticia ' r ,ia' is S . zl r- ri. : ' ,i 'Si i3 - , . r, el , , L ROW 'I Prestdent Gene Buechlem Vice Presndent Tom Wuchner Secretary Treasurer Nancy Heck Joyce Burger Gaul Sermersheum ROW 2 Rosemary Rees Judy Hurst Ruth Merder Shnrley Kle ser STUDE T COUNCIL As the representative governung body of JHS e Student Counctl ts comprised ot the homeroom re resentatuves a d the tour class prestdents T e oblectnve of the Student Counctl as to make our school a more ettecttve member ot the communtty The Student Counctl supervused tlne electuon ot all JHS queens and thetr courts They also assisted n the sponso :ng and selectton of new clubs entered a tloat tn tlne Pep Rally sponsored a dance gave a pep sesslon and sponsored a chee tng bloclc Mr Joe Rovwelcamp adytses the Student Council letn Mary Lee Lampert Marilyn Suebert Charles Schenetzke ROW4 Nelson Tredway Kenneth Eckert Larry Dupps Allen Lewis Phil Hubbuch Art Nordhoft Robert Pfaftenberger Nancy Heck and Peggy Lottes count ballots of o student opmuon poll on the proposal for u youth center Karen Berg, Carolyn Fromme, Kenneth Krodel. ROW 3: Diane Krei- ' ' , th . . . p- ' n ' . h ,t 4 s. t a A., l 88 ROW1 Pres1dentEdd1e Kuper VncePresndent Freddie Heath Secretary Treasurer Rrchard Beckman Ronald Krodel Joefte Wenkert Brenda Shurley Morgue Wehr Beverly PfeHer ROW 2 Ronald Buechleun Denms Brrkely Dwlght Ludwug Alon Guesler Eddze Wulz Alfred Blesslnger Shlrley Kluesner Carol Hochgesang ROW 3 Phll Pfettenberger Shirley Uebelhor Dons Marks Nancy Schmmtt Mary 5 xQi fl ,tw .css K 'Qui Camera Club officers Eddle Kuper Fred Heath and Duck Beckman examine the lust of J plctures wr Lou Brang Margaret Seger Karen Harker Larry Kreftner ROW 4 Danny Wehr Arnold Bromes Robert Merder Jerome Recker Ronald Thewes Herbert Haas Donald Mendel ROW 5 Ronald Krodel James Thyen James Lmdsay Leonard Blessunger Kenneth Hnem Pat Schneuder Rrch Klem Ronald Nolan Ronald Buechleln Gene Blesslnger CAMERA CLUB The members of the camera club perform a great service for the school an the taking developnng prmtlng and enlarging of pictures for the school newspaper and yearbook They also take prctures of all Important events of the school year and thus form a permanent record of these events for years to come Many hours of work are done by the club members durnng study perrods after school and at night The sponsors of the camera club thus year are Mr Victor Nnxon and Mr Fred Hollunden I Q , Q t 6 Na l .. ' J 1 -l 'rlql ' f -Q , 5' '9 K I lt J' V ' Lx- . . . . Mt g ' . . . . ' ' xt g ' lf.: - ' A 5 H , X, . , ' if .x N, ' . . I I K, ., '.lt cw V . . '- ll A A V . - . MQ' ' 2 Nff' ' , Y 'S K. ' -V 4 sg vw if 1 , s ' 89 HISTORIAN S The purpose of the Historians Club in Jasper High School is to further the interest in the history of Dubois County and the state of lndiana. This year the main proiect of the club was to make and distribute basketball programs at all of the home games. They tinanced the project by selling ads to the merchants ot Jasper. Other proiects of the club include purchasing of pins which designate member- ship in the Historian Club. The club has had speakers come in during club period and talk on the history of Dubois County. The club also conducted research of former graduates of Jasper High School. The club is sponsored by Mr. John Fierst. Norma Krodel sells basketball programs which are being sponsored this yeor by the Historians club of JHS K 11 1' 13 1 ww' ROW 1 President Joan Fisher Vice President Mary Ann Hopf ROW 2 Dave Hochgesong Linda Lou Lorey Frances Wagner Nancy Secretary Treasurer Norma Krodel Mary Alice Larnpert Ruth Lechner Dittmer Dorothy Wenlng Donald Schmitt 90 WHMQ- 4136 ts 'seagfrgpw Wilt Charlie Hopf FFA President examines the new club rockets whuch are glven to the freshman members FFA The Jasper Chapter of the Future Farmers ot Amerrca was organnzed enght years ago Some of the ob lectrves ot the Future Farmers are to develop leader shnp to create more rnterest rn the rntellngent chonce of farmung occupations and to encourage members IH the development of nndnvndual tarmnng programs The club carrres out many prolects durung the school year Last year a group attended the Natronal Future Farmers Conventnon rn Kansas Cnty Thus year they attended the Convention In Chicago The club provldes a mlllc service for the grade school pupils Agaln thus year the boys wall conduct a sales com pargn to try and raise money by selllng varnous lands of seeds nn the local area Mr Schuler IS the club adviser no ROW 'I Presldent Charles Hopf Vnce Presudent Ronnie Hlmsel Secre Robert Haas Dave Kluemper .hm Schmltt, Roman Mehrmger ROW 3 tary Carl Wenlng, Ronme Jerger, Reporter Harold Kremer, Sentmal Kenny Greener Larry Mehrnnger, Sllas Metz, Larry Ruckrelgal, Larry Hopf, Dave Mundy ROW 2 Frank Gramelspacher, Bull Kanser, Charles Fuhs John Wessell John Rudolph Ed Bohnert, Allen Vogler 91 VF , . 3, , 'Q 0 u 0 ,,N.Qf,.a' ,. '- CQ 15 .5 ,. ewwfr. 1 Mfiw l , L' ' ,-A 4. , 1 I W , A . - 'V ' - s...rf'Iw.: L-, :gl ffjer., A , , 1 w , I -, 11544, , - , n if 42M,v1,y . f.,:.r., , 1 , . . . . 7 C . . . . . fx Q F .. . 1 , 5 f ' I A X t 1 l Q . 1 ff l I O Y I ff , 1 CHESS CLUB Although only in its second year at existence, the Chess Club is becoming one at Jasper High School's more popular clubs. It was organized to teach the fundamentals ot the game to the members and en- courage the playing of chess as a worthy use ot leisure time. Chess is one ot the few games which does not have an elerpent ot chance determining the outcome. It is an excellent developer ot desirable mental qualities such as alertness, foresight, and concentration. It also cultivates patience and sound iudgment. Every year the Chess Club holds a tournament. All members take part in it, and the winner is awarded a new chess set. Last year the tournament ended in a tie. e e ROW 2 R 'c J cder K ROW 3 K n huch ck l a f f 1 fi. sf Chess club member Linus John watches intently os Jack Kreilein plans a move to try to checkmate his king. Q0 X 9 F n Kn RO r e ndtL Vlxlire u an Q 1 E fi, gli L 5 '- ' Q ii Q, f i C uv- h . 'K l.. 7 - if. 1. K ' . - t 'mf' i 4 ,,.. -'- it, C ' '- .SIZTLFQ . x 1 ,4 ' A 'Y ' ' 4- lk , l ' Ona, : I lf: - i- , Y X ' ry! i I! Q, h N i f i lt . i - i ' X :U 4 me . 4, IJ l R I i A L i i I' I 4 ' .J x', .x ll ' ROW 1: Gere St'e'che , Russ K'ee, Ei Thsrrbury, txfke K'cde', Kreileir, Cnzfes Scrmidt, ROW 4: Eifl Athey, Allan Kmkef Otto Rob t Bcrk , Chafee Seng, : :nt:'d P Jie , Larry Ges'e', H ttrngzn, -d Schmdt, Rc. :ld Leclrcer, Earl ust. W 5: G3 y Bot Rel , James John, John Br 'e-,', Johr Janes, 1 .ff Schui , :try Sch dt,, 3 len, Lin':J h . Patterson, Dck Kgmbfclc, Earl Sc ' ., L:: y Fle Bil H serou, Lack Joan Vogler brushes up on her game for a session of the Brudge Club ROW 'I Presndenf Bcnne Mehhng Vuce Pres der? Nancy Buech'ewn SecreraryT easu er Mary Jane Bu ger Sh rey Hu esman J net Bohnerf Pa? BJess naer ROW 2 Judy Beckmcr J mce B amn Jaan Vogler M rgre N hn Mary Neurung Norma Kuebe Rna Bramn ROW 3 Ruth Neuman ShwrJey Gesler Luclfe Du chafz Jaan Kunz 93 BRIDGE CLUB e 1 g u was P an ze a ear ws r e T e re nfl Q Can 'e TheeC1e33Vner'nh-esnnecu Cnrnae a ea s 20 members The clJb was farmed fa lea n e art of piaymg B rag nlae us The arr Nr fddaneffae m am awes e Jn cnmmand of our armed n e u n the fense us precedwng Tne N m 1 y nan game which many school: a e nncludmg mf c u of lagm The club entered a Hoa? rn The Pep Rafly parade They used The Theme Oferf e b rdge To ymcfary Jane Pfau Ja Rean Berger ROW 4 C raJ Graehlcr Marlene H as M:xr'er'e Herbxg Vurgmwa KJee 'ulc Co Te RuTh Lcrnpet ROW 5 Judy Bel! Peg Frcmme Joyce Doane La Verne Beyke Carol Stern Ramp Lou Ella Burger Joan Reker Th Bra e C! b ,'gf.7 ad I ST y . It ' .cw und,r h cl Cnc a MQSJ- wwis. ,' r -,,1E.Tf, hb,pr,dTaJs? , 1 Y f - ' ' - W V ' Th . ' r' e. Brfagu' U g . e ' Iich pro? e W- p- fr: The gr? re I'TA To thas- ' - ,, fy:sdfig'- W ha ' ' Q arrandy 'n aj . If is The ., r , r' ' ' he arse W ,, Q k r. , ,, by practicing how fo couni honor poinfs. Q . , 4 ' - f r 9 . , ' , , S 1. ' J x, A U a an - j .Al Z., gg M 44 V 1 , , . . V Ag In ,. 4. f U V ' A 4 x I Q , if f W ' '7f V 'I 1 J H 'g fr. ' . -' I ' - I l 4 ' , I 1 . ' 1 A r r r , R f ' , 3 . ' , ' ' ' , J I ' s, r. : ROW 'I President Grace Grobernan Vlce Presldent Ruth Reker Secretary Ann Re slng Treasurer Joyce Fuhrrnan Ernuly Kroclel Rose Ann Schuler ROW 2 Ka en Egg Sylvla Sfemle Luelo Bohro Jullo Bmres M rlere Ku lmel Su eoge E en Be d ROW 3 Ju fr e pocher A ce H w r w FUTURE URSES Leornmng about the ru srng coreer and ol MC odvon to ee ws rhe u fo P C T e Euu e E ffQ Clu Tl dwflerenf schools and their emronce quolwhcohons wos one of The moe? clnscue ed 1opr 5 C occ Grohe nleads1eF Cf roe Q swdenr Do o' uh rn n o ce p e nt W Rurl f as vc fro emu f ss can er R N l A Q he mo owecrs ol Tru fn were enre lr o or rn annual pep rony sfelng Elms force wng QfcJe:hT Se lfle o o woes 5 o e C. on nurwng career - I 4 Uebolhor Nancy Burger Shlrley Brown ROW 4 Rulh Reylmg Carolyn Zoglemon Mary Bellner Nancy Parker Judy Pl Henberger Glora Doxsee ROW 5 Pafruclo McNells Helen Hollrf n B rbora Mann Patrlcwa Elmer Nancy Parker produces sol e of fhe Techniques of flrsf old on cnciher club member Ellen Berger l ' ,A . t P ' -' ci B - ' ,V - ' . f x ,l 4. 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J E x V N , a n ,, 5 B' l , ile ar . : lla , , Gro. l 5 , li opf, Patrioo Mill er, More Nesfhus, Maflyn QW ' ,. p 'pose f l- m r N ze, lv. we N- ' us 'c. -r 4 - mo .1 lr Jye Nuxes Club in lee' l O, pre' e , f by E 'r 3 ods 5 xl r-side nh 1 Relnf ,J To ryfrr .,, ei J Kup , . ., sponeofs rns club. mon It ny pf Q 'S you 4, r' Q Pc ' The , , of 1 ,'r- nur ' , nd l'ou wg r' ' pe 'lc S blk The 1 l 9 vQ ROW 1 President Bob Seng Vnce Presldent Dennns Otto Secretary Davnd Ewmg Vlctor Hurm ROW 3 Kenny Fleck Larry Carnes Bob Treasurer Wnllle Haas Tom Thomas Rach Merder Joe Rohleder Detroy Jerry Rees Carl Kleeman Bull Gehlhousen ROW 4 Ed ROW 2 Larry Kunz .lam Mehrlnger John Shettleld Dan Schltter Wuchner Larry Duck Dan Frledman Tom Wagner Donald Egg Denny Otto demonstrates the proper method of scormg a baseball game to a fellow club member Eddue Guesler 95 ATHLETIC CLUB After basketball hysterra dues down Mr Settle pulls out a few bats and balls for the sentument of the club turns from Make that basket' to Strnke ou ' The tundametals of basketball are explalned In the E C A pernod ea h Thursday Composed mamly of boys partncrpatnng In some phase of athletics thus group spends tts tnme dlscussmg baseball tactics Mr Wes Settle sponsors the Athletnc Club lf. TT x ' ' r f ,T 1 T' T . 7 X T 'N I vo M t ,W . Q A I V3 7x t ' ' - s I 1, ' M . . W sw 1 - , ' ll ll ll ' ' . 'rm 4, 1,11 1 . , , . .A. A. Since l94O the Girl's Athletic Association has tried to promote ideals al health and sportmanslaip and to stimulate participation in girls' athletics. Under the authority ot Miss Margaret Hoclresang the girls assemble each week to take part in activities such as sottball, volleyball, basketball, talk dancing and rhythmics. All ot their forty-eight members worlc to- gether to successfully produce many proiects dur- ing the school year. Among these many things are sponsoring a school dance, preparation at a pep session, and going on a picnic in the spring. vl R W 1 Dre dert C V ccP e n Kunz VVe e No rf Lo e ROW 2 S h ce Nad er D Qc e ROW 3 Ag es ln pu GAA Club President Connie Mehringer, makes out the schedule for the annual GAA volleyball tournament r--.-j ca ,urrc F Rosen-c , Ich b ch ROW A Don ey Frc rr o .J rar' c e C r Stu rn Q6 f K, A Q K V 1, 5 . M WY' tv , V s '75 A s' 0 , ,V A 1 .- R 5 M- ' 2 , on ., . f 4-, . ' 4 A x , 1. . .J S v g X . 1 5 f .4 - t' X 4 3. . t -s fffyf f - sr' . R f ' .u O : i 5 i Come i .ehringeq 'J -r 'es'a t Vix cz. , Mad' ii: vcdmcc, Shzron l'.'el nger, :fir , -. r. 1: , : Secret:-'y-Treasurer Rcth Sendleweck, 'lee l-lochgesfxrg, Helen nc: Schn' tt, Sh r' ild irc, V flee Bcc-:h'e', Dc' thy Kr' st, b r, ' r o .mp rt. : Di: a His, Rose An' c i' der, Sri: S lice de: Eocr. l-lcd. ROW 5: .lzzret Lcbbers, Bonne , orna '!e', , ..:v'e 'K -s ', CTC' C:-Q, Sfdrf: '. :--.s. : Carter, Patty leech, Rcth Sclycli Nrzd n 12 Fischet Ncry A n Ierzog, Syf...1 Stance Fumoto: N ehrirger, X' rg ': Eqezbe rw. 5.e: 'c', l.f Feh' lzzzch t'.'::'t'r1: , r . X hr! it i 4 ,J Sophomore gurls practice thenr coolung techniques IH the beautnful modern home economucs kntchen at JHS The Future Homemokers of Amerrco orgomzotlorw m Jasper wos started an T945 46 The purpos of thrs notnonol orgomzotrorr IS to work for good home cmd tomuly hfe to promote mternotuonol good will to further mterest ID home ecohomncs ond to empho size the xmportormce ot worthy home memberffrup The club hos thrrty sux members thas yeor Lrke other clubs they meet once o week durmg the ECA pernod provnded for such orgomzotnons The club Rower TS the rose ond the colors ore red ond whnte The motto of the club as Toword New Hornzons Q2 Q! ROW 1 Presudent Betty Seufert Vuce Presudenf Morgue Hohler Sec refory Koy Gromlespocher Treasurer Joyce Huntmon HISYOYIGH Joon Bocklemon Beverty Howe ROW 2 Dfono Block Borboro Snefert Joon Bockelmon Joyce Bockelmon Corol Adoms Carol Bohnert Carol Newmon ROW 3 Judy Buechlem Carol Klem Mary 97 H, .JL I I K wr VJRB Ann Bueckler Mornlyn Buchto Potrucuo Goeppner Mcry Housenour ROW 4 Dorothy Ensenhut Georgmc Fuhrmon Drone Shorer Mory Merkley ROW 5 Sadie Burger Nancy Brosmer Luclndo Schuetter Corol Hopf Mory Heuchelbeck , 113 at , , f , S -' 2 ' V l .Q I 1 A X N . X 4 ' ' W-TTR .. A N :ig ' 1 , y , I . Q'6 I I xi g il 1- N .. ' - x A 4 .nv N, , ',., 1 ' , , V T .xvfvrfy to ' T N ,N 5, .K 0 J N W ' 0 ,yy g , r Q Q. .il at U . , ' WX c T, W . ' - ' ' ' T gr 1 I' D ' rn . I If ,Y h h m . .- ' : ' ' ff' 1 A N W :D I 7 v-9 X ,- ROWT Nancy Heck Jo Reon Berger Norma Kuebler Patty Bles Wuchner Ball Thornbury Patty Wabbells Sharley Hulesman Mary sanger Judy Hamsel Judy Bell ROW 2 Dotty Schnaus Maralyn Jane Burger Mary Ellen Schneader Sara Schneader ROW 4 James Habag Ruth Schnous Judy Thyen Maralyn Saebert Nancy Waddell Lehmkuehler Tom Thomas Herman Brames Bob Seng Rudy Mundy Betty Bucholz Jane Fell ROW 3 Bernae Vagler Allen Kunkel Tom Ed Marks Phal Hubbuch THESPIANS The Thespaan Troupe 694 was organazed December 3 T954 Thas troupe belongs to the nataonal organaza taon of Thespaans whach was organazed and estab lashed an secondary schools The purpose of thas organazataon as to help students develop paase per sonalaty and selfcorahdence through partacapataon an dramatacs As an prevaous years the Thespaans produced two plays thas year the Fall Play wath the cast composed mostly of Junaars and the Sprang Play an whach Senaors partacapate predomanately Thas year the fall play was entatled Brother Goose At the end at the school year the Thespaans hold thear annual pacnac wath fraed chacken as the trada taonal moan course The funds whach are obtaaned through the productaor at plays are used ta purchase needed equapment for the stage vin u '4 ' 25. I 5- l U -I Q .,,.' Rehearsang thear lanes for the grand performance ore the lead players Ball Tl-aornbury Bob Seng Mcralyn Saebert ond Mary Ellen Schneader 2 1 9 .-L 'ar - 4 P i .1 'UA' , ' A ' T . ' V- --,af T ts 4.1! Y, I fel, -, A + , It- n f' ,Q , 'J ' , A- 'TT rx A 5 za bl I X l,-s '.1 a I . 1 A M I' A 'I ya , , .2 T s s J Y A T a a J J I ff 4 - I I . . . . - 4,,.xltqQ, S 4 A , - f-.g:- My qc a ' . . . . I - X' 'Q s,, 'Lek xii, . - ., , ':.g,'.k.':'9 ., , 1 , y ,va , X - I , a ' ' ' ' . E, aa ' ' ll .ll -' 98 ...q-a-.- ..-T. 'wi' QJ ROW 'I Allce Dupps Sylvia Sclnnelder Vera Judy Elsae Hoff-'ran Sturm Joyce Furhmnn Anne Held Carol Tnyen Car lyn Aclc man arcn Sm m Lnd Q W 2 n c ere B o ce Serme slwerrr ROW 4 J Wolle Bull VNC d Ea H z rc Y 1: P 1 nn or cl? :re n c u Love ll rn J RO ar ara Ne xl y W 3 aug reclnlel c re r-e B b J wns Rcn e Prochcnng for the pep sessuon Yhey are abou! to present are four members of the Pep Band They are Earlene Schuller Sharon Sturm Davnd Steppe and Rach Wehr PEP BA Many fumes 'rlwrs year flue Jasper Hrglw Scbool Pep Band played for Tne enroyment ol JH S Qrudente Workurwg wltlw The cheerleaders The members olren e Tlwe Cludenfs an ncyelry yelle In lac? pep Qewam and basketball gan Q wouldnt lwaye been complete vvnnouf a CflCClIClW om rlw grou urnng club penod re e anc membee nfl To re are musical ee ecnone or Me ae epaf Seesrons and games or lor Tlwerr ovvn en oymenr Occasuonally 'rlwey Aould play dance mufrc: for The Popular Muelc Club Twe lateer lwns were alvvaye re aueered Q fnrg a rr e Pe Ban vere aeo nenbem o we r LI awer Hrglw Scnool Ba rwougn Tle group we one ol Ja per Hugh Sclwoo 5 n wer Clube :T nad C rw n be sm o tlwrrty nrne QU ns Tl s year rne oganrzanon as under we drrecnon of Mr Cox tlwe new band dlreclor My L g , ., , .M ' ' V, V, e,W.,.r..r.-.- C ,? ,1 T ' ,,.,,,,,, O . 1 A , , -11 W - 1 4 ' 'W H U, ' 1' ' i , ' n Sln ' , l cz Scb -5, RO : Dc Ek l , Bill Englerr, elty J y r ' , : lo eS , ' lo all, ' ef cg, D' k, Dot-y S l' 3.5, Nry A N dn , l e Vend -rlede, Pa l zz ,Ji Hoflman, Nsfberr Kralt, Bel Holwl, W 5: lfafclc B b N eu RO 1 D 1 P , Dcwid St-:ine Lean K' rl r, : Lueazzrs, Rzcr Vlerf, Der i Frnz, i ' K, , , ! , I . w A . . , l d , ' J , M -Q - . 3 J J ug ' l I I, J D 'Q ,H lx' Pep B l Q 'Q , p p ' ' -ul A , l l b uk f' ll pep All Jude ' pl y g ln rn p d .f 1 lu ilu w, w 5 lll eg llcr J or e' ' ' nd. rf Iv . . , ' Al l l w , , 5 ' l A e -, :wen rlp l ' -' ,T- . . . der . wi ' r ' ' ' Tl 99 POPULAR MUSIC CLUB The Popular Music Club is the largest JHS club with a membership of nearly lOO. Each week the mem- bers listen, sing, and dance to the latest hits. The Popular Music Club gives students the opportunity to understand and appreciate popular music and to learn why this type ot music is popular. Some ot the more popular dances this year at JHS were the Circle dance, stroll, Charlypso, and the ever pre- sented two step. The faculty advisers are Miss Sharon Kelly and Mr. Walter Stutz. T ROW 1 President Wes Reeder Vice President JoAnn McCune Sec Pat Athey ROW 2 lrr-a Durcholtz Janice Brelag Martl,n Buchta be ora Kunz tv c e ie ner wane aries Horn W 3 Don Fi her nn Flec Torn Brosmer Kenn D s 100 Wesley Roeder spins u new record for the members of .IHS largest club 1 Betty Kl user Alan Gutgsell Sandra Nolan ROW 4 Bll Eohnert Jm B ang Willard Cavanaugh Pat Kavanaugh Kent Ktlby Paul Mo ton ROW 5 Herrran Bra es Vic Kluesner Don Bl ssinger Ed Beylc Jvn Hasenour Ronnie Graham if 4 T l - 4' S T l ' A Ts , 'F f ,, f A s ' - K till' r .lg 1 A : ' , I V , - - e , l , ' . z i retary Patty Vllibbels, Treasurers Ed Marks, Carolyn Elessinger, and t r , , , ' , 'N b , 'TQ V T K Fl , D' N , Starz: ey. e, ', ' , ' . RO : S. , Ke y lc, , y ,pp , fs S. C, ea J ls ROW I Loulse Wrnght Georguna Vogler Mary Ann Uebelhor Betty Vogerel Januce Sternle Ruta Gross ROW 2 Bev Weugel Donna Fleck Dlxle Yokern Jane Fell Marnlyn Erny Ruth Gutzweller Marilyn Hablg ROW 3 Darlene Welp Betty Buchholz Susle Hum sel Joan Gadlage Duane Hanselman Charlotte Hayes Charles N Dupps ROW 4 Carol Angerer Robert Schaffer Carolyn Dodson Perllne Vogler Jackie Shirley Maurice Eckerle Kenny Schmldt ROW 5 Linda Rohleder Mary Fuhs Charlotte Elllott Lucllle Schnetzke Glarla Taber Patracna Tretter John Steften gs... ROW 'I Beverly Preusz Marne Kneffner Sara Schneuder Mary Ellen Schnelder Janet Lmdauer Ruth Thewes ROW 2 Irls Klee Marnlyn Parker Pat Messmer Sharon Hudson Jane Steffen Louise Stevens Emeruta Perrin ROW 3 Rosemary Zoglerran Lmda Jones Ann Relcer Susue Kavanaugh Carla Joyce Marne Sendelweck ROW 4 101 ra Beth Schatz Judy Thyen Carol Rees Na IE Rottet Nancy Waddell Ruth Schnaus ROW 5 Susan Knust Larry Weusheut Carol Sermer shelrn Dorothy Krodel Carol Pfefter Jane Lawalm Rosemary Seger -.f by '44 73 vfhf 154' ,ss Vt.. 13 fc if . 'Q it s 4 K I 'I 4' me 2 l 8 Y' Taira, 5 if -- , ,,..-l may us-.,,,, D Lk - +.-s.L v o AD ERTISERS A crystol bcnll isn't necessory to incl better products ot lower prices. The Josper rnerchonts hcxye sup- ported the V958 HJ in o very generous wcxy. Co- operotlon wlth toclc1y's youth is yery essentlol tor the betterment of the Josper cornrnunity. J.l-1.5. students know thot these people ore behlrcl the schools etllort to turn out we Fnest posstble citizens ol to- morrow. They olso know thot their egofts to leorn in school ore not tn ycm. I-xdyertlslng is Cl port ot the Arnerlccwn systenw of consoetltion ohcl tfee enterprise. Jasper, the wood furniture capital of the world, is famous for the quality of its wood products. On these pages we see seniors, Dotty Schnaus and Rich Merder, go through an ordinary day using the fine products of Jasper's many factories. Wiping dishes may not be as relaxing as watching television in a comfortable chair, but in both cases Rich encounters fine products of Jasper's wood- working industry. The fine Jasper produced furniture in the house makes Dotty's tasks of helping her mother with housework and doing her own homework a lot more pleas- go, ant. The people of the community can be well pleased with the fine performance of the products of the Jasper Manufacturers. X. I Al I-ffjfX!'1f'.IT.'..3IR' This I ly hina cabinet serves as a pleasant relief from th h THE JASPER MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION FOREST PRODUCTS MFG. CO. JASPER DESK CO. JASPER COUNTY LUMBER CO. JASPER CHAIR CO. DUBOIS COUNTY LUMBER CO. HOOSIER DESK CO. JASPER WOOD PRODUCTS CO. INDIANA DESK CO. INDIANA CABINET CO., INC. INDIANA CHAIR CO. JASPER OFFICE FURNITURE CO. JASPER SEATING CO. JASPER NOVELTY FURNITURE CO. JASPER VENEER MILLS JOS. L. ECKSTEIN AND SONS, INC. THE JASPER CORPORATION 104 l Q Z Z Z Z Homework IS shll a chore even on ihls beauhful desk and a new game seems io be gelhng all the afienflon Dushng ihvs beouhful new table made In Jasper IS a household duly Dofly doesn'1 seem To mind foo much Rnch Merder seleds a favorite program on the TV set whlch resfs on CI locally produced ielevlslon table Wcmmg to go to ihe game, Doffy seems dnsapponnfed os Rush pays more aftenhon io the new furnnture than fo her g ,. , L AQ, .L g v , 1, Q2'l?'lul4 I 'f ' ' s ... I KJ, LK 3 V ' N ll all . G l rl' ! i , V 105 Beffy Seifert shows Bob PIoHenberger and Tom Thomas where Io unload Their supply of Breidenbauglfs Beiter Blocks. BREIDENBAUGH BROS. BUILDER'S SUPPLY, INC. Buy Bc-tim' Blovlxsu Builrl Be-ltvi' Buildings Plmnvs 394 and 888 .laisi rfxi ' TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP JACOB C. LOREY FURNITURE CO llaiiqre-tiiig-V I',llI'llIIllI'f' uilitx Spa-4-fl Que-4-ii Waflu-is and Drivi- Wvlivrz- Styli' ami Q Q A V IIUI mint 'X n iliuiiw-s lfu Ilaiiifl in Ilimil I ll .Iuspi-r I'Iium- fill M'i'uv liuvii llii- I'uN! Ulluw- ,lai-fn-i'. Iiiwliaiiizi FLICK'S DRUG STORE Un thc- Square- jaspf-r Iucliaua BARTLEY'S STORE, INC. . ,. ,. , Iw-MIN Ilgilvx Llii-'lv Iurlwx Iuullx xIaiI'lu'IilI111vI I'uulIiN I'Ii-.uw I-QIUKI gm-I IVIISI II'I'I.III1I. Iii-limi.: lllli HOFFMAN BROS INC I S 1 REES S TAVERN th S qu t f Jasper e ffmgrdttllate d per H1 h The Fafultx The Sluflfr For Then Excellent Er ucatmn Sport 1 Drdmltn f lthf A Xl THE DUBOIS COUNTY STATE BANK We mbfr ofFcfler.1l Depuslt Insurance Qorporatlon If r Ferdmand -XLOISJ HAAS BECHER AND SON HOOSIER OIL SERVICE CO 0 me 1 Tire Batteries Jasper Indlana Thlrrl 8. Wham Str: et Pl10I1P ZQOX Ja per Indlana KRODEL WHOLESALE INC U1 MESSMER LUMBER CO INC Wholesalers of H1 Candles Ctgars Cigarettes Tobaecos P Jasper Indxana H ut1 7 101 Vrf J , . 'I ' 11,5 A 'g - l 1-fotu llmlgv Plum, 1th A ' Y' S1 lm-5 K Svrxiw- Y 1 'gli Pl1.mA3Ut .laspf-r 'l 1 Y I' l f ' - 5 Mt sir'-f a A Anil -r A vti 'ties 1 Un 1- fa arf- Phf n - 207 '. Qr . . las rr X ' Gas l' -Ulsi ' Sv ' ' ' 1 S . .1 Plmm- S8-W' ., . ' . v . . . l.mnplo-tw Blllltllllg Serxtve- 5 Rmnllng. Sifl' gr 81 Insulatinn D ' I Lumlu-r 81 Nlillm rlx HR. V1 ' .laspf-r. lmll na Su l ol' Jasper un Ruute' 16g ' V f Your Frigidaire Dealer VICTOR SPECIALTY CO. 203 West 6th Street Jasper. Indiana Phone 185 Jock Brandt and Carl Holler, employees of WITZ, spin the latest records for the teenage radio listeners. The Best in Entertainment .lasper's Ultra Modern Drug Store the tops in Pops. . .Sports . .News Central Building Hear the Play by Play Broadcasts Sixth at Newton Of All Your High School Games on Jasper. Indiana WITZ-AM 81 FM THE JASPER LACQUER COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Quality Furniture Finishes PO. Box 27 Jasper, Indiana MARVIN G. PRECHTEL COMMERCIAL PHoToc:RAPnERs Portrait 81 Vveddings J. BILMAR STUDIO Y1iiirJf'HPlvr Phum. 50 ,lasper Indiana 527 Public Sq. Jasper. Indiana 108 CARNES FOOD MARKET Where the Best Sells for Lessw 424 West 7th Street Phone 600 For Good Entertainment All Year 'Round, Relax at THE ASTRA 8 TIVOLI THEATRES LUE6flS451n PLvn0uy,,' cnwslm IHPERIAL Chesty Luegers and Peggy Lotte: admire the new lines of the beautiful Chrysler Imperial. LUEGERS 8. STERNBERG, INC. PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL Phone 915 Sunset Terrace Jasper, Indiana ECKERLE DAIRY CO. Dairy Products First in Freshness JASPER'S ONLY HOME OWNED DAIRY Phone 17 Jasper Indiana Radius Perp SCHNARR ELECTRIC CO. R. R. 1 Jasper, Ind. Phone 985-W BONDED SERVICE STATION A Goon GAS AT A FAIR PRICE 5th 81 Newton Jasper Phone 22 SCHNEIDER'S DEPT. STORE Q08-810 Main St. Jasper, Indiana CLOTHING AND SHOES My-'H xv UEBELHOR 8. STRUCKMAN fiailillar'-fihv-v rralet-Olslsmolwilc Plmm-s 12212 or 632 Sale-s K Serv ice- 24 hr. Wr f'1' kcr Se-rviu JHDPCT lmliana Peggy Froinmc and Carol Graehlor. Uptown employees. clear P. thc rountcr before tlic teen-age rush begins. COMPANY, INC. T06-T10 Slain Sire-ct Fountain-Cosmetics-Baby Needs Jasper. Indiana Pl -: 9 Greeting Cards-Cameras-Photo Finishing mm Farm Equiprnent-Motor Trticlxs Toys and Hobbies A I, H i . l I IIKTS' arc Mart Phone 614 14th at Main Jasper, Ind- P' 3 Member of .Feclcral Reserve Svstcm and Fctlcrul Dcpusil lnsl1rzim'e Col'pm'alimi Jaspcr lmliuna Bruce Gus TIP ToP CREAMERY DivlsloN LOMAX 8- DOERNER BEATRICE FOODS CO. viiixlmvv 13431.13 lfiwlmu:'i's .Iii-i..-iq liifliiiiiti Athletic Equipment-Trophies--Sporting Goods Everything for Every Sport Trophies for Every Occasion 20 S. E. Second St. Evansville. lndiana Tel. HA 4-T575 110 THE MODERN MEN'S SHOP Style Mar! Suits THE MODERN SQUIRE SHOP To ITT SB WYPI' Jay son Shirts Keynf-P ,larman Shines Shirts Le-ff Rifle-rs Slavks JASPER FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers - Plants - Floral Designs MacArthur at 7th ,Phone 770 Jasper, Indiana Shirley Hulesman and Nlarilyn Siebert enjoy a bottle of Coca-Cola while making a tour ofthe Coca-Cola plant. Congratulations From Your Friendly Neighbor Who Bottles 6044-6044 scHMuTzl.eR's FUNERAL HOME SCHROEDER 215 West Seventh Street Gas Furnaces and Water Heaters Phljnp 249 Jasper 911 Newton St. Jasper, Ind. EQWARD M, EGG 3, SQN HOFFMAN MOTORS, INC. Tailoring Ill lhf' YN Phone 650 and Jasper Dry Cleaning Jasper Indiana Studebaker-Packard Sales 81 Service THE JASPER HERALD CO. Printers - Stationers Service - Quality - Dependability Publishers of THE DAILY HERALD for of the Comet, Nancy Waddell, buys u Daily Herald from Dave Jasper? Indiana A k 1 I th rt f p p k SYITICI1 O GGYII 8 C O IIQWS U BI' WOT . TRETTER MOTOR CO. Safes Service PHONE 153 FOURTH AND GEIGER srnssfs HUNTINGBURG, INDIANA HALLER'S JASPER CITY BAKERY REISING'S Ready-to-Wear - Fabrics RElSlNG'S CORNER STORE Shoes - Children's Wear .lERRY'S SUNDRIES Fountain-Cosmetics Tobaccos -Baby Needs-Greeting Cards On The Tivoli Corner Jasper, Ind. Phone 730 112 SPRAUER STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone 46 Jasper Indiana Judy Beckman fries our a new piano, while Johnny Eckstein shows Melvin Kreilein a gold trumpet. CARL WITTE Vic DIPPLE Diamonds Wa!Ch6S Musical Instruments Located bythe Dairy Queen F. C. 8 FREE PARKING AIR CONDITIONED - Jewelry and Music Jasper Indiana LESTER W. ROUTT AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Architects and Engineers Second and Main Streets Vincennes Indiana CECIL KAISER GARAGE GENERAL REPAIR WORK 24 Hour Wrecker Service JASPfR, IND. Day Phone 64-4 Night Phone 1004 Jasper. Indiana SOUND DIVISION 113 Putty Wibbels and Jo Rean Berger admire the senior pictures to be used in the J. I 9 CHASE STUDIO Portraits 81 WI:-rlding Pltotographh IJITOIH'fHllIIIIIlf1IblIFf,I 388 WILSON'S FLOWERS Corner Sth 81 Jackson Phone 186. Jasper Ou-r 30 Years in Floristry Your Flow-r Orrif-rs will revs-im the- prompt. f'IIivie-111. an1I intvlligs-nt attention on whim-h xn- Imxv Iruilt our re-putation. DUBOIS COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY WIP SCHULER JEANETTE SCHULER 60216 Main Street Phone 36 Jasper, Indiana UNITED MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF PROMOTIONAL FURNITURE Phone 575 ,Iaspc-r RUXER EDSEL SALES LOREY'S FASHIONS --'I-lH51-.XR HH-AXD lg I4-DSN -- I,rXIIIIfS IIIQNIH -'IIJVXY I1-XII .XXII XIII.l,lNIiIIY IIIIUIU' TH II- II- IIUN -I3 .XIII XIIIIII SIl'l't'I Un lI14- Swinton' .Iuxpt-r. ImII4m:t ll4l,l,,.,-I Img, 114 rv KREMPP LUMBER CO. ,,,,,,,...... LLAIBER. NlII,LXi'0RK. Bl'lLDlNfQ SL'PPl,llfS Phfrne-l l This beautiful new Ford is displayed at Ruxer's along with the co plete line of Ford cars. C. J. GEHLHAUSEN ALVIN C. RUXER l'l,l'MBlNfL K llli.-XTINIL Sl'PPl.Il-IS YOUR FORD. MERKIURY. R R. 3 Phum- 366 AND LINCOLN DEALER Huntinglxurgz. Iml. A 8. W ROOT BEER JASPER WHOLESALE HOUSE ROOT BEER ORANGE Nl,-XLTS f SHAKES Pham' 622 SANDWICHES jagpf-r lmliallu North uf Pnlim- Post SWIFT 81 COMPANY FEl.lX G. KUNKEL AGENCY laspe-r. lnrl. Insurance 81 Real Estate PROCESSORS 811 Newton Street Sxsiffs Premium Chickens Si Premium Butlerball Turkeys Jasper, Indiana Spindler's modern sheet metal shop is one of the best equipped the urea to do fine work on all products. SPINDLER SHEET METAL 8. ROOFING Seventh and Bartley Streets Phone 806 Jasper ECKERT BUICK CO. DRIVE A FLIGHT PITCH DYNAFLOWP Jasper Indiana Phone 685 BEST BUICK YET .I 4 1, 4 THE COMET Jasper High School Jasper Indiana PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Doctors and Dentists Heck Clinic .......... Dr. Edward J. Ploetner . .. Dr. Charles Klamer . .. Dr. St. John Lukemeyer . .. Dr. L. A. Salb ....... Dr. Virlee Metzger . .. Dr. Daniel J. Berger .. Dr. D. A. Welp .... 801 Newton 'I'l'l-114 Central Bldg. . . . . 8th 8I MacArthur 109 W. 12th 301 E. 6th ......... Metzger Bldg. .... 120-'l2'l Central Bldg. 206W.8th PATRCNS August Burger 8K Son Buehlers IGA Foodlmer Christopher Electruc Shop Dow Apple Dubols Co Machnne Co lnc Georglalee Gnft Shop Gerbo Bowlnng Alleys RFD 5 RFD 2 330 4th 902 Newton RFD 4 513 Mann W 6th Jasper Jasper H burg Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Hasenour Motor Co Inc Jasper 8. Chncago Motor Express Jasper Frostop Jasper Laundry 81 Dry Cleaners Jasper Locker Servrce Krapf Insurance Agency St Anthony RFD 2 Jasper RFD 5 Jasper 301 Mann Jasper 508 Jackson Jasper 105 Metzger Bldg Kuper Corporatuon Lamar Flack Nu Way Cleaners Denms Eckerle Ruta s Beauty Shop Rumbach Stores Sakel s Drnve In Sermershelm Auto 81 Home Supply Stratman Standard Service Sturm Hardware Co Tauchert s Tony Bockelman Tretter s Twun Front Wetgel s Shoe Store Wheel Stop RFD 5 110 W 13th 107 E 14th 108 E 6th 415 E 15th 1338 Newton RFD 5 535 Mann 1112 Newton 516 Mann 614 Mann RFD 1 408 Mann W 6th 607 Newton RFD 2 Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper We have taken a tour of our beloved school renew Ing old memories and acquamtances But the sands of trme are always shlftmg and we must now leave behind these never to be forgotten :ncndents Wnth our deepest slncernty we say thank you to our ad vertnsers, patrons, and everyone who has made our 1958 J possible THE 1958 J STAFF , . . . , 1 . 1 V., . .....,..... , ........................ , ., . ..,..................................... . 1 ........,............ ....................... . , Monica's .,............. . ........................ . ......,. 621 Main, Jasper ' ............,. . ......................... . , 'l I 1 ....... . ...... .. .......... .................... , . ......................................., , . , . , . ' I . ..,..............................,,. . , I I 117 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES INDEX C b g STUDENT INDEX 9 a lu S Or anizations Activities 61 96 DIan Fleck Fleck F k F eck Fleck Fleck F Ick Donna DIone Evan Kenn th Ray K nn h Larry PatrIcIa F Ick Thomas Frl dman Frxedrnan Domel Donna Robert Frtedrnan Frtedrnan Frl drran ShIrley Frttz Dennts Fromme Carolyn Framrne Larry Fromrne Margaret Fromme PatrIcIa Fuhrman Dorothy Fuhrman Georguena Fuhrmon Joyce Fuhs Charles Gadlage Joan Gelhausen Clarence Dtane Allen Edward Gelsler Gtesler Gtesler Glesler Larry GIesler Shtrley Glesler Wtlltam Goeppner POYVICIG Grabemon Grace Graehler Carol Graham Ronald Grarnelspocher Frank Gromelspacher Julua Greener Kenneth Gross Rtta Gudorf Eugene Gutgsell Allen Gutgsell James Gutgsell Lawerence Gutzweller Ruth Haas Haas Haas Haas Haas Charles Herbert Kenneth Robert Marlene Habtg MarIlyn Hagen lnez Hagen Icelean Hanselman Dtanne Harder James Harker Karen Hasenour James Hasenour Mary Hasenour WIllIam Hayes Charlotte Heath Fred Heck Nancy Hednnger Dennls Hedmger Rechord Henke Judy Henke Sharon Helchelbech Mary Hetchelbech Norn-a Helm Kenneth Held Ann Betty GlorIa Herbtg Herbtg Herbtg Marlene Herzog Ag nes Edward Herzog Htef Cerald Htmsel Judy I 60 88 96 51707395 34100 5592 3 49 51 73 92 50 51 64 67 73 78 95 5596 5596 518399 51 O 34 93 110 55 82 94 55 83 94 60 97 55 82 99 60 91 51 O0 16 60 95 60 96 60 89 51 67 73 78 73 92 60 93 6097 517983 3493110 31 00 60 94 60 94 51 00 35 100 5187100 35 78 95 60 89 6091 63593 751648387100 5594 3594 51 0 55 89 35 100 60 82 97 55 92 51 OO 51 78 89 1 35 84 88 98 6194 5197100 55 89 55 83 99 61 96 36 93 6196 55 83 99 36100 26 36 83 84 98 100 Htmsel Ronald Htrrs l SJzann Hochg anj Hochgesong Dowd Hochg ang Hochg sang HIlory Hocr-3 ang Hoffrnart E sre Hof? an Hoffman Hoflrnan Jan- s Otto Hohl Robert Jr Hohler Margl Hopf Hopf Hopf Hopf 'lapf Hopf AlICe Bonnle Coral Charles Larry Mary Ann Horney Sarah Howe Beverly Howe Errol Hubbuch John Hubbuch Phtlltp Hudson Sharon Huelsman Shnrley Huls Darla Huntman Joyce Hurm Hurst Jacoh Jahn Jahn Jahn Jahn Jahn Jerger Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Joyce Judy Vtctor Judy Sharon Anna Gary James Ltnus Ronald Ronald Duane or Jocquolme John Ltndo Carla Vera Kabnck Rnchard Katser WIllIam Kopp Arthur Kavanough Beatruce Kavanough Potrtck Keller Rose Ann Kxeflner Kteffner Kteflner Kleflner Kleffner Ktlby K ee K ee K ee K ee David Harold Larry Loretta Margaret Kent rIs Roger Russell Vtrgtma Kleeman Carl Klem Carol Kletn Morvtn KI Iser etty KleIser Shurley Klem James 5 91 5182 00 5 8 36 90 51 82 99 5 39 61 83 99 516492 61788399 52 97 56 8794 56 96 52 96 97 53691 56 91 25 36 90 3784100 52 97 50 52 67 73 78 88 98 52100 2737799398111 618296 52 97 6195 5288 6196 61 92 37 92 37 78 91 37100 61 92 52 83 87100 52 82 100 52 83 99 52 64 73 92 163791 3777100 6194 56 83 99 6191 6189 5284100 3784100 38100 526479100 3 56 56 82 93 146197 38 100 56 88 52 77 89 56 70 Kle n Larry Klem Ruchard 20 22 23 24 38 77 Kl.temper Davtd K uerrtper Edward Kluemper Norma Kluesner Connte Kluesner Shlrley 83 84 89 6197 61 6189 uesn r J to Knust Dorothy Knus Jr Knust Susan Kord Kraft J.:1Io Norb rt K el In K eIle n Kretlern KeII K eIleIn Kress Kradel Kro 1 Krode' Krodel Krodel Krodel Krodel Krodel Kuebler Kuebler Kuebler Kunkel Kunkel Kuntz Kunz Kunz Kunz Kunz Edward J rt Kenneth rt NaxIm N yn Berna d Donald ErnIly Gene K nneth Mlchoel Norma Ronald Dorothy Gary Karen Norma A an Marlene Larry Bernard Debora Joan VIvIan Kuper Edward Kuper Ethel Kuper Ronald Lampert Lampert Lampert Lampert Lawaltn Lechner Lechner Lechner Lechner Lechner Mary Altce Martlee Norma Ruth Ann Jane Elleen George James Ronald Ruth Leech Pattye Lehmkuhler James Letsman Robert Letterman Conley Lewts Allen Ltndauer Janet Ltndsey James Lorey Ltnda Lottes Peggy Loveall Pau Lubbers Ludwug Luegers Mann Marks Marks Marks Marks Marks McCun Janet Dwtght Robert Barbara Dtona Dons Edward Ronald Sandra e Joan Mathels Gary Matthews Dlane Matttngly Hugh McGovern Mtchael McNelIs Janet McNe1 s Potrtcua Mehllng Bannte Mehrmaer Mehrlnger Mehrtnger Mehrlnger Cyrtl Constance Dantel Frances 8 38 67100 52 96 52 72 92 52 87100 56 93 6 71 33 99 87 88 892 387792 3977 78 1 13 56 82 94 24 39 77 89 54 56 70 88 52 92 98 52 80 90 22 24 39 77 89 52 100 61 96 25 39 93 98 52 92 98 18 61 87 94 56 95 48 52 25 39 100 56 93 25 56 96 52 87 89 39 90 62 87 88 56 93 52 87 94 39 92 52 90 62 96 39 67 73 78 98100 52 92 9B 4 52 100 52 89 54 56 90 22 254083 88109 752 83 99 5696 1962 7189 566799109 57 94 48 52 89 24 30 40 67 98100 62 96 40 100 I6 62 83 62 82 5 52 87 94 40 80 84 93 57 96 52 91 52 96 1 . .,............... 5I,.co ' , 1 ,,.,..,,,,,, ,, .4,, 1, KI ,sg-1 1, ,,..,,,A. 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