Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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CHARLES SCHMIDT Enioyed bookkeeping and was seen driving a blue Buick llatest modell. EUGENE SCHOTT Brains laughed continually and was ready to help other brains with their trig. ROMAN SCHROEDER Ed was completely unconcerned, quiet and very agreeable. ROSEMARIE SCHWENK Quiet, blonde, and beautiful, that was Rosie all over. SENIORSBABB ROBERT SCHWINGHAMMER Bob made a good living catching whales and selling whale-oil. He was the best fish-story teller in J.H.S. LAVERNE SERMERSHEIM LaVerne was quiet at times, but she and her cousin could really giggle. THERESA SERMERSHEIM Blondie really slayed the men from Washington and Jeffersonville. OWoooooool BETTY SPILLMEIR Of all Senior girls, Betty had the shortest bobbed hair. ROSA LEE STEFFE Rosie was often seen driving her 1931 Pontiac. ROBERT STEFFEN Bob, the brains of the class, was quiet and ready to help others.

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SEN LEON PFISTER The one and only Dizzy Dean of the high school baseball team was Pfister. INEZ REISING lnie continually giggled out of classes. in and MARY RUDOLPH Always drove fast and brought up fiendish ideas to pull on her class- mates and Miss Heine. JOHN SALB Zeke was right in there pitching and helped brighten up the class by his jokes. ELMER SCHIPP Our fastest and most energetic typist who could type and play basketball at the same time-Elmer. AMBROSE SCHMITT Ham was always talking and try- ing to get tickets from the teachers. Silly Boy! l WANDA MEYER The capable editor of our J , Wanda was also Miss Winternhei- mer's most ardent music pupil. RITA MOELLER Moe was known for her con- genial disposition and her ability for receiving iniuries in physical ed. BARBARA MUSTIN Babs was well remembered be- cause of her weekly paint iob on her natural l?l blonde hair. WILLIAM NALIN Irish was famous for his ways of arguing and his ability to break the silence of a crowd. IORS

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THOMAS VOLLMER Handsome, broad-shouldered, and a typing demon, was Tom. BEATRICE VONDERHEIDE Bets though little, does things in a big way. IMELDA VONDERSCHMITT Her gorgeous smile . . . . vague and dreamy . . . . slender as a wand and supple as a willow. CYRILLA WITCHER lndustrious to a fault . . . earnest and responsible. HARMON WOOLSEY Tripping into every heart, laughing and teasing to stay. KENNETH YAGGI Slight ..... the Frank Sinatra of the class. F. X. STURM F. X. was a woman-hater, in fact the most insistent woman-hater in school. That is, when he wasn't out with one. PATRICIA STURM Pat, witty, hated anyone who didn't study. She was Miss Pate's best loved student. JAMES TOOLE Jin was an inspiration and example to all who want to become scien- tists, mathematicians, or militarists. FRANCES VOEGREL Franny was quiet and always ready to do things for others. SENIORS