Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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1 . op OVVZOTQS Marcella Hackman Friendly the whole day long. Morton Hief All great men are dead - I feel sick now. Margaret Hochgesang A good disposition is as good as gold - she could retire. Andrew HoHman l'm out to have fun and I have it! Billy Hoffman Harry James has nothing on him. Robert Huther l'm not very tall, but why worry? Neither was Napoleon! Ralph Jacob His quiet nature hides a pleasing personality. Sally Jenkins A ready smile, a quick wit ..... Lucky girl! John Jergens An innocent face but you don't know him. Betty Knable Lots of fun, always on the go . Louise Kreilein She's blessed with a charm that's certain to please. Maxine Kreilein Her lively chatter sets the ball rolling. Norbert Kreilein Always one of a merry band. Robert Kremp He leads us with a rousing cheer. Margaret Krodel Maggie's efforts bring results. Julienne Kuebler Brains and beauty - that's her. Denis Kunz Brilliant and modest is he. Joseph Lampert My lite is but a comedy. Bill Lematus Me minus work - Ah! That is paradise. John Lorey What he lacks in size, he makes up in noise. Thomas Luegars Sometimes I think ,.... I think. Robert Lukemeyer Spontaneous combustion. Clara McDonald A slight lass, not to be slighted. Catherine McFalI Contended to know and be unknown. Ralph Mehling 'Tis the small men who rule the world. Rosemary Merder Life's a lot of fun. Floyd Miller Mischief has won him. Dennis Moeller A regular fellow and the best of pals. Kenneth Moeller Put off today what can be done tomorrow. Jacqueline Neukam Doesn't anyone want a defense stamp today?

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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.

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Op omores Earline Newton She who tries will succeed in the end. Wayne Opel The man who made mirth for us all. Lois Parker She leads the band - and how! Catherine Perrin Whatever she does, she does willingly. Francis Reckelhotf A light heart lives long. Wilfred Reckelhoff Beware! l may yet do something sensational. Donald Renner Who can tell what height he may attain? Sara Rudolph She never forgets to have fun. Lucille Scherer And her tongue ran on and on . . Robert Schnarr A quiet worker who gains his goal. Paul Schneider Little but mighty! Genevieve Schnell A small girl but one to look up to. Mary Schuch Si, si, she is a Spanish student. Basilla Schuetter She studies hard that the harvest may be great. Henrietta Schwenk lt's a bird - it's a plane - no, it's l'lc-nic! Joseph Schwinghammer Rhythm is my business. Robert Seger And leave us leisure to be good. William Seng l might be better if l could, but it's awful boring to be good! .lerome Sermersheim Slow but steady wins the race. Michael Sermersheim ln action faithful and in honor clear. Ramona Sermersheim Laugh and the world laughs with you. Robert Steffe His thoughts and his conduct are his own. Paul Stratman Why hurry? Why worry? The world goes on the same. Laverna Stroud Another reason why men prefer blondes. Mary Lou Vonderheide lt's quality rather than quantity that counts. Otto Vonderheide lt is worthier to deserve honor than to possess it. Louis White Some nonsense but more sense. Robert Wolfe He talks little but says a great deal.