Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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512501 ofczgfu Seniors of 1941-sixty-three strong-feel justly proud of all the members of the largest class yet to be graduated from Jasper High School. However, there are among ns certain shining lights to whom the J Hall of Fame wishes to pay special honors. As Freshmen, the ninety-odd members pinned their faith in the leadership of J.-xcili RUMBACH and so ably did he fill the president's office that he has held it for four suc- cessive years. Jack, pictured below, has stood always for the best interests of the class and of the school. Active in every possible field-honor student, band member, member of the Debate team, editor of the COMET, sports writer for the Jasper flerald, prominent Boy Scout-he deserves every honor for which he is a candidate. IJOLORES ERNST, valedictorian, has an enviable scholastic and citizenship record, She will at graduation receive the final gold scholarship award to which she is entitled for having maintained honor rating for four years. ln addition her four year average of 94.2 permit her to make the valedictory address at commencement. Salutatorian BERNARD VON- DliRSCHlXlI'l'T ranks seconds in the class with his 93.8 four year average. Both are mem- bers of the 4'-l' staff. 'l'hc boy among the tulips below is violinist and concert master ROBERT LEE BER- GIER, whom we acclaim for the national and state honors he has brought our school in solo violin contests. Other candidates for our 1941 Hall of Fame are basketball queen, ANNA MAE KIEF7 ICR, and prom queen RIT.-X MAE SCHNEIDER. Anna Mae boasts also an imposing list of activities: editor of the J , COMET columnist. bass fiddler in the orchestra, and memorizer of 230 lines for SECOND FIDDLE. Most notable high school athlete is ROMIIC PFEFFER, whom you see in action on our sports division page. Romie has won renown in basketball, basebll. and track. He shares honors with Rita Mae as prom king.

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