Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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KENNETH GRAMELSPACHER Gramy was the business manager of the J and did a wonderful iob. ROSEMARIE GRAMELSPACHER Rosemarie, tall, dark, and beautiful was the Prom Queen of 46 . EUGENE HAASE Although Eugene never said much, we found out that he was quite a baseball player. THOMAS HABIG Sparky was the captain Wildcats of 46 . LOUIS HEICHELBECH louise was Assistant Editor of the Comet during the second semester. AGNES HELDMAN Agnes had a lot of heart troubles. They ranged from Tell Washington. SE JAMES FRITZ Jim, tall, dark, and handsome, loved to sing and continually did so much to the dismay of those present. MIRIAM GIESLER This was Pat's first year with our class. She hailed from Haysville and quickly wiggled herself into our affections. VIOLA GIESLER Short, dark, and gorgeous brown eyes-these are all synonymous to Viola. lncidentally, she wasn't the angel you thought she was. CONNIE GRAMELSPACHER Connie, gay, lovable, and consist- ent, was another member of the Comet Staff. NIGRS of the City to l

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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.

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PATRICIA HOCHGESANG Pat was the riot of the class and was always worried about her straight hair. DOROTHY HOFFMAN Dots really had her share of trials as prompter for the class play. She did a wonderful iob. MARY LOU HOFFMAN Mary Lou is better known as Muscles , the wolfess of our class. MAURICE HOFFMAN Bumps is another baseball man. SENIORS PHYLLIS HULS If you hear someone humming the latest hit tune you can bet your life that it's Phyl. MARY ANN HURST Sweet disposition personified is Mary Ann, always ready to help. RALPH JACOB Jake is one of the big three: Menner, Schmidt, and Jacob. THOMAS JOCHIM Oh! Those fatal nights when Tom gets the big iob! CHARLES KIEFFNER Charlie is another guy who always has the car. This time it's a Plymouth. DELBERT KIEFFNER Shorty is our red hat trumpet man, who is also leader of the l Rhythmlads.