Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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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

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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