Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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I RUTH BERG Ruth seemed to be quiet and can- gelic-until you got to know her. DONALD BERGHERM Don was quiet and disarming, but don't let that fool you. Inside his head, great things were happening. DENNIS BEYKE Jake was a well known woman- hater, full of spirit and ready for fun. DORIS BOHNERT Bones was our Basketball Queen this year. Hubba! Hubba! as SENIORS CLARENCE BREDHOLD Clarence was one of our greatest wolves . He could also serenade his lady on his violin. RICHARD BREIDENBAUGH Another one of our students from Portersville and proud of it, was Rich , Quite a character! MARY CATHERINE BROSMER Bros was always seen driving around in a red coupe iust loaded with kids. Loads of fun! MARY JANE BUCKLER If you wanted to find Buckler, you iust had to look for Rita., Beck. You were sure to find them at some dance. BETTY BUEHLER Betty's quaint antics and drollery were constantly sending the gang into gales of laughter. JANE BUEHLER Jane was always in a dither about something lquite often a telephone call from Washington I .

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EDWARD ALLES Wasavery c a p a - ble guard on t h e W i I d - cats and also I h e king of the prom. ezfziors SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . JOHN FIERST VICE-PRESIDENT .... J. P. SALB SECRETARY . . . EUGENE SCHOTT TREASURER . . ROSA LEE STEFFE DORIS BAKER Doris was really from Portersville, but she was quickly accepted as a regular , WILLIAM BARNHART Bill left us and then came back- seems like he iusl couIdn't leave us. ELAINE BARTH Red was our one and only cherry blond. RITA BECK Rita could always be found at Calumet when it was open. She thrived on dancing.

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RNARD BURGER Bernard was the silent member of the class lquite remarkable when you knew our classl. MAX BURKE Max was student manager for the Wildcats this year and took this iob very seriously. ITH BYRD Ruth was one of the Comet Staff members who wrote up the Dirt . Now you can get her! AGNES DUDINE Dude was one of the few really quiet members of our class. SENI x l ORS c LAVERNE DURCHOLZ Basketball was Laverne's favorite - sport a n d she definitely knows how to play. JERRY DURLAUF Jerry had feet which fairly floated on the dance floor. RICHARD ECKERLE Rich was the prankster of the class. He boasted a greater number of tickets to the pest room than any other Senior and was proud of it. JOHN FEHRIBACH John tried hard to catch up with Rich and did a good iob of it. JOHN FIERST John's dry wit endeared him to his classmates. He was v e r y unas- suming and willing to help. ANNA MAE FLECK Quiet, dependable, and cheerful, all these described Anna Mae.