Dubois High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubois, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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CLASS HISTORY On September 3, 1944, Z7 Freshmen came to Dubois High School to further their education. Our faculty was: Mr. Beeks, Principal: Mr. Jackson, Math, Mr. Zehr English: and Miss McKanna, Commerce The class members were Thomas Bachman Betty Baer Gloria Bas ch Robert Bauer Helen Brosmer Marlin Dorsam Doris Destival Hazel Eichmiller Eugene Goodman Hilda Heeke Mary Ann Hoffman Jeannine Huebner Allen Huebner Arthur Kempf Class officers were - Sylvester Kempf Lois Jean Matheis Mary Lee Matheis Edgar Joe Munch Joan Nordhoff Junior Popp Robert Schott Robert Seitz Lovella Sendelweck Norma Jean Stamm Margaret Ann Thacker Cleo Theising Cyril Theising President Robert Seitz Vice-President Margaret Ann Thacker Secretary Mary Ann Hoffman Treasurer Jeannine Huebner Our class sponsor was Mr. Beeks. Oueen attendants from our class were Margaret Ann Thacker and Lois Jean Matheis. On October 30, the Sophomores entertained us with an initiation party, which was our first high school gathering. During the year, we lost two of our members, Junior Popp and Betty Baer. Upon our return the next September, we gained two members, Aaron Campbell and Laura Nolan, who came from Cuzco. We lost 4 more of our classmates, Bob Bauer, Hazel Eichmiller, Joan Nordhoff, and Cleo Theising. Our class officers were- President Cyril Theising Vice-President Laura Nolan Secretary Mary Ann Hoffman Treasurer Mary Lee Matheis Our class sponsor was Mr. Zehr. Queen attendants from our class were Lois Jean Matheis and Mary Ann Hoffman. During the year we lost two more of our classmates, Marlin Dorsam and Lovella Sendelweck. CLASS HISTORY fContinuedQ On September Z0, we entertained the Freshmen with an Initiation party. After a vacation, we reported back for our third year of High School. Our class officers were- President Mary Ann Hoffman Vice-President Edgar Joe Munch Secretary Lois Jean Matheis Treasurer Jeannine Huebner On April 13, our class went on an outing to Spring Mill Park. On April 15, we were hosts to a Junior-Senior Banquet. Our class sponsor was Mr. Jackson. Queen attendants were Lois Jean Matheis and Jeannine Huebner. Cheerleader, Lois Jean Matheis. We sponsored a pie social. The proceeds went into a fund to buy a movie projector for the school. We gained three new faculty members: Mr. Seger, Commerce, Mrs. L. Zehr, Home Ec.: and Mr. Rowekamp, Social Studies. We lost Miss McKanna. On September 3, we came back to complete our fourth and last year of high school. Two members cou1dn't finish their last year. They were Mary Lee Matheis and Arthur Kempf. We gained two new faculty members: Mrs. Schiller, Math.: and Mr. Kreitzer, Social Studies, replacing Mr. Jackson and Mr. Rowekarnp. Our class officers were- President Cyril Theising Vice-President Edgar Joe Munch Secretary Jeannine Huebner Treasurer Norma Jean Stamm During the year we published the Jeep Echo. Laura Nolan was the Editor. Our class sponsor was Mr. Zehr. The Queen chosen from our class was Jeannine Huebner. Her attendants from the Senior class were Mary Ann Hoffman and Lois Jean Matheis. The motto chosen by the class is In Ourselves Our Future Lies. Our class colors are light green and pink. Class flower, White Rose. Cheerleaders from our class were Lois Jean Matheis and Mary Ann Hoffman. In April, we gave a play entitled, Fuller's Fortune. After our commencement exercises, on April 27, we will have to leave Dubois High School, but its memories will linger with us always. CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1948, of Dubois High School, County of Dubois, and State of Indiana, being of seemingly sound mind and memory, do hereby will and bequeath in this our first will and testament certain of our assets to the parties mentioned. I, Thomas Bachman, will my height and mischievousness to Emil Furhman. I, Gloria Basch, will my excess boy friends and love for the teachers to Mary Jane Baer. I, Helen Brosmer, will my love for the trips, both to and from the basketball games to Wilma Hall. I, Aaron Campbell, will my dark good looks, and my bottle of Wildroot Creme Oil to George Opel. I, Doris Destival, will my giggling spells and my love for candy to Delbert Myer. I, Eugene Goodman, will my sock cap and freckles to Robert Braun. I, Hilda Heeke, will my love for dancing at the Schnitzelbank to Alois Pieper. I, Mary Ann Hoffman, will my musical ability and interest in the basketball team of rival schools to Mary Ann Bair. I, Allen Huebner, will my Rollscanhardly car to Frederick Patcheak. I, Jeannine Huebner, will my popularity and bright remarks to Dorothy Mae Teder. I, Sylvester Kempf, will my courtesy and quietness to Ralph Schroeder. I, Lois Jean Matheis, will my fondness for Fords and men with mustaches to Barbara Jean Nigg. I, Edgar Joe Munch, will my devilishness and love for showing off to Richard Pieper. 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After having completed supervision of the construction of the world's tallest building, I, Robert Seitz, now a civil engineer, have decided to become a historian and find information or the whereabouts concerning the members of the graduating class of Dubois High School of 1948. I have lost contact with most of my friends, but with a few I have remained associated. Among them is Edgar .Toe Munch. Joe also continued exercising his mathematical ability and after many years of study has received his Dr. Degree in Mathematics. Also, he has gained world wide prominence for his theory on exclativ- ity which even surpasses Einstein's theory on relativity. In a recent letter from Joe, I learned that he corresponds regularly with his good friend and ally of school days, Robert Lee Schott, and thus I was not at all surprised to hear that he was a clown for Tingling Brothers, America's largest circus. He further said that Bob was the highest paid clown in the business. I, personally, always knew he was capable of it and I am glad to hear of his success. Every morning when I pick up my newspaper, I am reminded of another classmate. You guessed it, Laura Nolan! Not only does she own a great newspaper in New York, but she also writes a syndicated cloumn daily. She has published books on any subject from politics to fashions. While glancing through an agricultural magazine, I was happily surprised by seeing the names of two old grads. of '48, Aaron Campbell was named the Champion Pumpkin from Indiana for this year. In the article, Aaron quoted, Those old hills east of Dubois are just tops for raising pumpkins. However, we all knew back in '48 that Aaron's quiet, unassuming ways and his pleasant smile would get him somewhere in this world. In the same magazine, I saw a fine write-up about a modern stock farm in Southern Indiana that was owned by Eugene Goodman. It seems that he had started from scratch with a few purebred cattle but that by now he was raising everything from purebred guinea pigs to purebred horses and was even rivaling Kentucky's purebreds with his fine horses. A few evenings ago, a friend asked me to attend a piano concert with him, and he told me that the featured pianist was Mary Ann Hoffman. Immediately, I realized that this was the same Mary Ann that was a part of our old class. I was happy to attend the concert, and afterwards went backstage to renew our friendship. It appears that she utilized her musical talents and was now fulfilling her career as a pianist. From Mary Ann I learned that Norma Jean Stamm was a famous artist and was giving an art demonstration during the next week. I attended the demonstration, and while having lunch with Norma Jean, who had been the artist on the Jeep Echo Staff, I learned much about the remaining members of our class. cLAss PROPHECY qcontinuedy She told me about Jeannine Huebner, the blond member of our class, who after graduation, because of her Chemistry knowledge, becarne a laboratory assistant in the laboratory of a large soap factory. Before long, however, she fell in love with a handsome young chemist whom she soon married, and is now living in a neat cottage near the laboratory of her husband. Norma Jean also informed me that Allen Huebner had become a prosperous business man in his hometown of Haysville. He began a Used Car and Junk Yard Business soon after his graduation. He started the Used Car Business with his Father's 32 Chevvie, in which every member of the class at least rode once, and soon added the Junk Yard Business by collecting the pieces that fell off of used cars and the left-overs that occurred when he dismantled and reassembled them. Hilda Heeke and Doris Destival had started a dress shop in partnership, I understand. These enterprising young ladies did quite well also, but Doris left the partnership and got married. She is now a housekeeper, leaving Hilda to manage the business alone. Norma also explained the varied details of Gloria Ann Basch. Gloria led a varied life as a stenographer, clerk in a department store, factory worker, and maid for a wealthy home. Then she decided to settle down for good and now spends all her time keeping Hubby pleased and happy. I further learned that Sylvester Kempf is now a carpenter, following his Father's steps. He now heads a crew of carpenters and does most of the construction of homes and other buildings around the community of Dubois. Helen Brosmer, it seems, began working in the office of her Father's factory. By using that means to gain experience, she worked her way up until she is now a Junior Partner of the firm and financially well-to-do. Lois Jean Matheis put her cheering qualities and agility to good use by becoming a ballet dancer. The cheerleading seems to have gone a long way in helping her to become successful. Also, she is married now, to a young man who was her dancing partner in a Broadway Musical Show. We know he's lucky because we all remember her radiant personality. Thomas Bachmang who aspired to be a farmer back in school days, decided to further his knowledge somewhat and he later attended a well-known agricultural school. He then accepted a job as a government soil expert and now travels about the country-side testing soils for farmers. CLASS PROPHECY QContinue dj Margaret Ann Thacker, whom I remember to be a talented and ambitious girl, decided to enter the business world. After having gone through Business School with flying colors, she accepted a position in a leading Insurance Company. Through brilliant work, and perserverance, she is now a Vice-President of the company, and is quite wealthy, owning an estate and a large shining automobile. Last but certainly not the least member of the class, we remembered Cyril Theising. Cyril, who was mathematically inclined, has been elected County Surveyor and Commissioner of Roads for two terms. So we see that at least one member has combined his profession with politics to reach his goal. Looking back over the years and remembering our happy days at D. H. S., I am gratified to see that our years spent there were of some good in helping us all to lead inspired and successful lives. THOMAS BACHMAN GLORIA ANN BASCH HELEN BROSMER AARON CAMPBELL DORIS DESTIVAL EUGENE GOODMAN HILDA HEEKE MARY ANN HOFFMAN JEANNINE HUEB NER SYLVESTER KEMPF LOIS JEAN MATHEIS EDGAR JOE MUNCH LAURA ANN NOLAN ROBERT LEE SCHOTT ROBERT SEITZ NORMA JEAN STAMM MARGARET THACKER CYRIL THEISING SICNIORS Academic Course, Class Play. Commercial Course, Editor of Humor-Jeep Echo. Commercial Course, Editor of Humor-Jeep Echo. -Academic Course. Commercial Course, Senior Reporter-Jeep Echo. Acadernic Course. Commercial Course, Mimeograph Operator-Jeep Echo. -Academic Course, Wastebasket Editor-Jeep Echo, Queen AttendantZ Yrs., Jr. Pres., Cheerleader 1 Yr., Fr. and Soph. Sec., Class Play. Academic Course, Fr. and Jr. Treas., Sr. Sec., Queen Attendant 1 Yr., Basketball Queen, Assistant Editor- Jeep Echo, Class Play. Academic Course. Commercial Course, Queen Attendant 4 Yrs., Junior Class Sec., Cheerleader 2. Yrs., Distribution Manager- Jeep Echo, Annual Staff, Class Play. Academic Course, Jr. and Sr. Vice-President. Academic Course, Editor-Jeep Echo. -Academic Course, Class Play. -Academic Course, Fr. Pres., Class Play. Commercial Course, Sr. Class Treasurer, Artist-Jeep Echo. -Academic Course, Queen Attendant 1 Yr., Fr. Vice-Pres Society Editor-Jeep Echo, Annual Staff Chairman, Class Play. Academic Course, Sophomore and Senior Pres., Annual Staff, Class Play. BEST DANCER. . . PRETTIEST HAIR. . . MOST COURTEOUS. . . BEST LINE. . . PRETTIEST TEETH. . . MOST POPULAR. . . BEST POSTURE. . MOST MUSICAL. . PERSONALITY PLUS. . . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. . PRETTIEST EYES. . . WORLD'S WORST DRIVER. . BEST HUMOR. . . SENIOR POLL Hilda Mary Anne Norma Jean Margaret Arm Helen Louise Jeannine Lois Jean Mary Ann Lois Jean Laura Gloria Margaret Ann Doris Allen Aaron Sylve ster Edgar J' oe Gene Cyril Sylvester Thomas Robert Seitz Aaron Allen Robert N' '- -X 14 1 . ,l ,. -L I II' ' 1 ' ' ..v lr ' ' e'4', 1,15 F. ,wen f .3 I 21 . ,- ,zfhfgii . Y ' Q H ' . 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Sylvester Kempf. 9 Q 90 FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Seitz--Judge Fuller--Retired and with a fortune, Thomas Bachman--Broncho Bright--The J'udge's confidential friend, Lois Jean Matheis--Mary White--A social worker. SECOND ROW: Margaret Ann Thacker--Mrs. Brittlepop--A sharp-tongued matron, Cyril Theising--Mr. Scotty--New to the West, Mary Ann Hoffman-- Mrs. Scotty--Also unaccustomed to the West, Jeannine Huebner--Betty Bright--Bronc's bright-eyed daughter, Robert Schott--Waltar Davidson--A young man interested in life, and Mr. Zehr, director of the play. JEEP ECHO STAFF SITTING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Basch, Lois .lean matnexs, Laura Ann Nolan. Editor, Jeannine Huebner, Norma Jean Stanun. SECOND ROW: George Neukam, Helen Brosmer. Doris Deatival, Margaret Ann Thacker, Mary Ann Hoffman, Hilda Heeke, Glenn Ziegler. -.'2,g 1 -Ll! ,. .1 f ,,,1..5. -fl' Q A .1 . . V., , . v ' : :O K Y F . I .?, E I . P' -I Y . . 3 ii 1: '. lr! I f V 5, . .N .4412 1 1 -' F ' 'r W. 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THIRD ROW: Gladys Mae Matheis, Laverne Mathias, Doris Lee Mathies, Christine Kempf, Mildred Humbert. Norma J. Stamm, Jeanne Matheis, Merelea McGuire, Lucille Sander, Mary Ward. Scenes cffhe 19447 J2znioz'.Sem'orZ3aniue?f-2 h x - A, ,, 5 X ,QQ C fix' ,XXX 2 5, Agdgs H1183 Z: was 5 cfm 1 VI ,E TO THE CLASS OF '48 GOOD FROM ' Klllrllll Ill. mi. ML 908 Bottling Co. of Jasper A. C. Ruxer Inuerek a 2025 in your inure Wm. Kalb 84 Son GENERAL REPAIR ON AUTOS AND FARM MACHINERY TIRES TUBES-GAS AND OIL FEEDS-FERTILIZERS AND SEED CORN WE ARE DEALERS IN MAYTAG WASHERS PHONE 83 -2 DUB OIS INDIANA C OMPLIIVIENTS OF Sprauer Studio PHONE 46 JASPER IND IANA George P. Wagner Co. THE McCORMICK-DEERING STORE IF A FARMER NEEDS IT WE HAVE IT JASPER INDIANA PHONE 9 Mid-West Manufacturing Co., Inc. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS JASPER INDIANA Meyer Body Company, Inc. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS OF CUSTOM BUILT TRUCK BODIES R. F. D. N 3 PHONE 45 JASPER INDIANA Jos. L. Eckstein 84 Sons, Inc. A MANUFACTURERS OF BAND-SAWN INDIANA HARDWOOD LUMBER JASPER INDIANA A. M. Bohnert 81 Son DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF GRAIN, SEED, FLOUR, FEED ELEVATORS-JASPER AND DUBOIS, DIDIANA JASPER 'INDIANA PHONE 142 BOOSTERS NU -WAY C LEANERS 107 East 14-th Street jasper, Indiana JASPER WHOLESALE HOUSE Candies and Tobaccos 211 West 6th Street jasper, Indiana Phone 622 HOOSIER SERVICE OF HAYSVILLE Marathon Products Rural Route 3 jasper Phone 41 Haysville 1 1--l The Dubois County State Bank INVITES, APPRECIATES AND PROTECTS YOUR FINANCIAL BUSINESS. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Becher 81 Son Funeral Home JASPER ANIBULANCE SERV ICE PHONE 82-W INDIANA JASPER Jasper Planing Mill, Inc BUILDERS' SUPPLIES AND MILL WORK NATIVE AND PINE LUNIBER CEMENT AND PLASTER INDIANA LOREY FUNERAL HOME jasper Indiana Phone Z4-9 Ambulance Service A THE CENTURY STUDIO Pictures you will Treasure 704 1f2 Main Street jasper Indiana Compliments of PIONEER FURNITURE CO. TAICI-IERT'S STORE The Shopping Center of Dubois County-On the Square Phone 535 jasper Indiana 1 BROSMER AND SENG LUMBER CO. Manufacturers of Band Sawn Hardwood Lumber Jas per Indiana To The Class of 1948 THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK jasper Indiana UEBELHOR AND STRUCKMAN Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 222-652 jasper Indiana LOREY -BROT HERS Fur nitur e OB T he Squal' 3 Jas per , Indiana O. H. CASH MARKET O. D. jones Dubois General Merchandise DUBOIS CO-OP Feeds-Fertilizer and Hardware Dubois TRETTER'S PRINTING Printing Phone 61-X 4-08 Main Street jasper HAI..I..'S GENERAL ST ORE Groceries Fresh Meats Feeds Buyers of Poultry-Eggs jasper, Indiana Haysville, Indiana Phone 36 Everything for the Flower Garden Phone 186 WILSON GREENHOUSES Flowers oi Distinction for all Occasions Bulbs, Perennials, Shrubs, Roses Ornamentals I Landscape Designing Phone 186 jasper Indiana JA S UD E ua D , o P 5: 15 ave mfany, nc. 0:3 ' . QKGX-OA 1 X, MANUFACTURERS OF WORK GLOVES JASPER, INDIANA LINE'S Men's Clothing jasper Indiana JASPER DESK CO. Established 1876 Jasper Indiana JASPER KAR L D ORSAN HARDWARE AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUYERS OF POULTRY AND EGGS 1 El S l l 1 i- INDIANA 39 HAYSVILLE Phone 87 DUBOIS GARAGE General Repair Dubois Indiana HOFFMAN BROTHERS, INC. Complete Auto Service Phones 304--210 Dodge A Plyznouth Sales and Service jasper Indiana Congratulations to Class of 47-48 KRODEL WHOLESALE Jasper Indiana. E. G. ARNOLD Buyer of Poultry, Eggs, Cream Dubois Indiana RALPH TERWISKE Good Quality General Merchandise Produce Phone 59-3 Dubois, Indiana Home of Good Eats MATHIAS CAFE Cold Beers Dubois Indiana HENRY LOTTES JOE B. ROWEKAMP 615 1f2 Mill Street BARBER SHOP jasper Indiana Phone 576-X Representative Dubois Indiana The Equitable Life Assurance Society Of The United States Congratulations to the Class of '48 From the COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND EGG DRY CLEANERS CO. Jasper Indiana KUEBLER'S PETER MORGEN CO. 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