Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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HUBERTA BAUNACH Comet Staff '39 Glu-1' Club '36 '37 '38 Outdoor '38 S:-nior Play HELEN BERQER Couwt Staff '38 Cleo Club '36 '37 '38 Outdoor '38 Senior Play RUTH MARIE BERCER Student Council Sex-rc-tary '39 llull Monitor '38 Comvt Stull' '38 '39 Glu- Club '36 '37 '38 Outdoor '38 MARY LEE BUCK!-ILMAN J Staff Come-t Stall' '38 '39 Glee Club '36 '37 '38 Senior Play ANNE ELIZABETH BUCKLER Cfllllfl Stuff '39 Ula-P Club '36 '37 '38 Uuttloor '38 SENIURS 14 OTH MAR BURGER ARDELLA DEINDERFER Couwt Stuff '39 Glu- Club '36 '37 '38 MARY Lou DISCHINGER Cliff- Club '36 '37 '38 CHARLES DUDINE Class Vll'P-PfP5illFIll '39 Student Council '38 '39 Comet Stall' '38 Cleo Club '36 Senior Play ROMAN DUDINE J Staff Cleo Club '36 '37

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JUNIOR HISTORY The Junior Class began the year's activities by electing Albert Eversman, president, Lorayne Melchior, vice president, Betty Eckerle, secretary, Viola Fritch, treasurer. A. J. Eversman made himself famous at a class meeting when he asked everybody to hold hands if they were in favor of a certain bill which was before the class. Immediately there was a mad rush on the part of the boys to the front of the room where the girls were sitting. Gold and green were chosen as the colors for the class jackets after much deliberation. Next the class voted in favor of reinstating the Reorganization Bill, and Omer Blushing Sturm and Eddie F.D.R. Jones were elected Secretary of Social Activities and Pro- grams, respectivelyf Claude Egler put on the Boots Poffenberger act, and disappeared two weeks before Christmas, next being heard of from Chattanooga, Tenn., where he met the cute little tricks from Dixie. Everyone was surprised to see him back so soon. The Junior Christmas party at the Country Club was a huge success even though O. S., master of ceremonies, failed to attend due to conditions beyond his control. Many members of the class were brought into the limelight at the Home Room Programs Period. Among those were Lee Himsel and Tom Salb, when they put on their pugilistic debut as Tony Calento and Joe Louis. A new De- mosthenes was discovered when Ray Hemmerlein made his famous death- defying speech dedicated to the seniors. Tommy Tucker, the tallest boy in schoolg Ray Miller, who is not only presi- dent of the camera club but also a student who has topped the honor roll for the three years, Omer Sturm, leading scorer for the Wildcats, Sylvia Fritch, J.H.S. drum ma jorg Eversman, Egler, Himsel, and Hemmerlein, leading debaters of J.H.S.g and Don Crewe and Tom Renneisen, leading sports scribes of the Comet are just a few of the members who have brought prominence to the Junior Class. The Juniors, paced by Andy Klingel with a 153 average, also took honors in indoor sports by capturing both halves of the Bowling League. The success of the J unior-Senior Prom, the largest and only formal event of the year held at the Country Club, was due to the efforts of a committee con- sisting of Mary A. Sturm, John Gramelspacher, Mildred Schuetter, Ray Hem- merlein, and Bob Buehler. The Prom was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. As the J goes to the printers, the Juniors look forward to one more party - the annual picnic at which Seniors are hosts to Juniors. Class Ofcers: Class Notables: President ................................ Albert Eversman For Class Spirit ...................... Albert Eversman Vice-President ....--. ---...... L orayne Melchior For Brains ................. ................ R ay Miller Secretary ........ --------- ......... B e tty Eckerle For Beauty ............. .......,......... R uhy Huls Trehsllrer ------------.-----.......... Viola Fritvh For Popularity .......... .................. O mer Sturm Sponsors .......... Miss Doyle, Mr. Stroud For Cussedness . ...,..... Norbert Spellnleyer 13

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