Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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' ..-Ani i X. JOHN H. SCHNABEL BETTY WINTERNHEIMER LEO C. O'NEILL Band, Grade School Band Grade Music, Music Club, Physical Education, Health, Coacl SYLVlA WALK G'ee Club' M 'S e' Show MARTHA CORNICK Home Economics, English Studies VICTOR NIXON Physical Education, G.A.A., Science, Camera Club J Sponsor, Dance Revue, Sophomore Class Sponsor 'Y fd a C zz f I y ff' BETTY KYBURZ MECIE ROSS COREINE WILHELMUS Librarian, English Studies Home Economics, Commercial Studies, Girls' and Boys' Senior Class Sponsor Home Economics Clubs, Sophomore Class Sponsor Page Nine

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CD WY' ENN' LOUIS WUCHNER DOROTHY' HEINE JACK LEAS Mathematics, Guidance, Commercial Studies, Debate Club Spanish, Social Studies, Dramatics Assistant Coach Junior Class Sponsor PATRICIA SCHROEDER JOYCE ANN PATE EVALEEN LOREY Arts and C,-offs, Grade Aff, iglish Studies, Comet, Press Club English Studies Freshman Class Sponsor fjacufiy RICHARD BROLLIER JOHN IRONS ELMER HUNEFELD Justrial Arts, Junior Class Sponsor Social Studies, Science, Shop, Social Studies, Freshman Class Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Page Eight

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Senior Class I-Iisfory '42-'43 n the fall of 1942 one hundred and twenty-six green and starry eyed freshmen thronged the entrance of Jasper High School. Thanks to the patience of the upperclassmen whose sisterly and brotherly love guided us through those trying episodes. Undestined wandering, failing to open lockers-resulting in tardiness, and appearing before wrong classes in an utter daze are only a few of the many blunders which labeled us indubitably as freshmen. After becoming quite at home in the halls of Jasper High School and having settled down enough to assum e responsibilities, the freshmen class elected capable officials. Results: President, John Salb, Vice President, Pat Sturm, Sec- retary, Rose Marie Gramelspacher, and Treasurer, Jack Dittmer. Agnes Dudine and Robert Steffen were our representatives on the Student Council, and Ann Kuebler and Tom Vollmer, on the Defense Council. Ann Kuebler and l.aVerne Sermersheim displayed their leadership in being President and Treasurer of the Home Ec. Club. Our five oomph girls, Doris Bohnert, Pat Hochgesang, Elaine Barth, Phyllis Huls, and Ruth Byrd added that high gloss to our Marching 48 by their high- stepping and baton twirling. '43-'44 Again this enthusiastic group reunited, but this year as sophomores. The sophomore class was represented on the honor roll, various clubs, musical de- partment and in athletics. Thomas Habig, Ann Kuebler, Agnes Dudine, and Delbert Kieffner were the elected officials who led the class through this year. Later in the year the proud sophs., thinking their class pins to be the best, displayed them with admiration and devotion. '44--'45 With a glorious feeling and more enthusiasm than ever before, this student body gathered before the entrance of Jasper High School but this time as up- perclassmen. Green and white, marked distinctly by the white J and green '46, flashed about the halls when the long awaited class sweaters arrived. The Junior-Senior Prom swept above all other events, as the hi-lite of the year, Moonlight and Roses as the theme of the reception. This prom was made possible by the coke sales at basketball games and the production of the three act comedy One Mad Night. The Junior-Senior party held at Calumet Lake climaxed this memorable year. '45-'46 Our dream has come true-Seniors at last. The one hundred and twenty- six freshmen have dimished to our present ninety-five senior class. Our class rings were only one of the factors which gave us that arrogance. The Junior-Senior Prom is at last in our honor. With pride and regret do we remember that cap and gown ceremony which terminated our happy days within the walls of Jasper High School. Page Ten 1