Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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isfory home basketball games, the three act comedy One Mad Night , which was directed by Mr. Jack Leas, and also a school dance on November 29th, A wave of green swept through the school in the early spring when the appearance of the Junior sweater became the envy of both upper classmen as well as the rest of the student body. The school year ended with the holding of the Junior-Senior reception, the crowning event of the colorful career as Juniors. C 1 0 0 p 1 1' 1 f THE WISH OF THE CLASS OF '45 The Hope that the class of '46 will carry on with the same sincerity and greatness of school spirit that they have exhibited as underclassmen

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uzfziors OFFICERS O President . . PAUL LAMPERT Vice President . JOAN KUEBLER Secretary . CHARLENE MERDER Treasurer . . ROBERT STEFFEN Cl Bright and early lyawnl in September, 1944, a group of young people gathered outside the door of Jasper High School discussing various classes. They were no longer shy, yet they did not have the arrogance of Seniors. With much enthusiasm and interest in all school activities, this class chose four capable officers to steer them through. The greatest highlight of all Junior Class activities was their Junior-Senior Prom, May 'l6. The Prom was made possible through their coke sales at the CIS

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op OWZOTQS Theresa Bahlman A little girl capable of doing big things. Russell Bauer A quiet man, but quite a man. Kenneth Beck Popular as a classmate, loyal as a friend Marcus Beckman What should a man do but be merry? Mariorie Berg Beauty is not confined to blondes. Richard Blessinger They say he was once caught studying. Harold Bockelman A great capacity for doing work. Thomas Bohnert The Atlas of the sophomore class. Paul Bohnert Let every man mind his own business. Margaret Booth Sweet as they come and lots of fun. Isabelle Braasch When things start happening - there's Izzy John Braun VVhen he has nothing to say he says nothing Margaret Burger Nothing is more useful than silence. Paul Byrd No man was ever wise by chance. Russel Colton Sometimes l'm wise - sometimes otherwise. Charles Dischinger Work fascinates me. l can sit and look at it for hours. .lack Dittmer When I have nothing else to do, I study. Kenneth Dudine Never in the way and never out of the way. Rosemary Egloff She! hath a look of mischief in her eye. Shirley Elliot lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Ted Elliot School is all right, but hunting season's better. Mildred Eskew Those who know her praise her most. Thomas Eversman In quietness and confidence lies his strength. Albert Fleck He's wery nice to know. James Fritch Bashful -- until you know him. Joseph Fritch His good nature affects all who know him. Thomas Fritch I have a car - it's not so new, but show me a road l can't go through!! Betty Jean Fuhrman She's little and wiseg a terror for her size. Mary Lee Gardner Sweet and pert and fun to know. Francis Gramelspacher A man of few words. Loraine Gutgsell A pleasing face is no slight advantage.