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Glas WE, the members of the Senior class, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following skills, ambitions, and qualities to our fellow students of Jasper High School. Edward Alles - My ability to win in playing cards to Baldy Lorey. Doris Baker- My height to Camille Schneider. William Barnhart - My love for iitterbugging to Squirt Lukemeyer. Elaine Barth - My curly red hair to Ramona Sermersheim. Ruth Berg - My spontaneous giggle to Mary Gish. Doris Bohnert - My greatest thrill-being c r o w n e d Basketball queen-to the sweetest girl. Don Bergherm - My long legs to Ralph Mehling. Clarence Bredhold - My A's in bookkeeping to all new bookkeeping students. Richard Briedenbaugh - My interest in Tell City to Bud Kremp. Mary Catherine Brosmer - My hidden slen- derness to Virginia Walls. Mary Jane Buckler - My green spectacles to chuck Alles to protect his velvety brown eyes. Jane Buehler - My colgate smile to Mar- garet Hochgesang. Betty Buehler - My collection of typing errors to Rosemary Schitter. Bernard Burger - My prized mustache to Harold Schuler. Dennis Beyke - My ability to work to John R. Jurgens Ill. Max Burke - My position as Student Manager of the Wildcats to Rich Berger. Ruth Byrd - My A's in citizenship to all who need them next year. Agnes Dudine - My Beautiful nickname Deadpan to any poor sucker who wants it. lGlad to get rid of itll Laverne Durcholz - My skill of guarding in Basketball to Irma Schuetter. Jerry Durlauf - My pet mice to Jackie Neukam. S' Rich Eckerle - My ability to get out of trou- ble successfully to Bill LeMastus. John Fehribach - My dark eyes to Kenneth Beck. John Fierst - My success in keeping out of the lug lR. l8l to Herb Schnetzke. Anna Mae Fleck - My long hair to Mar- garet Booth. James Fritz - My uncanny clowning to Ants Hoffman. Viola Giesler - My dark s h i n n y hair to Rosie Henke. Connie Gramelspacher - My distance to school to Betty Baker. Kenneth Gramelspacher - My way with the teachers to Mick Sermersheim. Rose Marie Gramelspacher - My big feet to Irma Schuetter. Thomas Habig - My stubbornness in classes to Baldy Lorey. Louise Heichelbech - My Chinese appearf ance, including my red specks, to my sis, Lillian. Agnes Heldman - My high typing speed to my brother, Leroy. Patricia Hochgesang - My naturally curly hair to the Junior girls on rainy days. Dorothy Hoffman - My ability to eat so much and remain sl e n d e r to Mary Catherine Schuck. Mary Lou Hoffman - My ability to play and carry the bass drum to Muscles Mehling. Maurice Hoffman - My position on the J Staff to all energetic Junior boys. Phyllis Huls - My mad minute dash to school twice daily to Alice Buehler. Mary Ann Hurst - My A's in citizenship to Baldy Lorey. Thomas Jochim - My track ability to Mace Brown. Charles Kieffner - My position at Line's to Killer Seng. Delbert Kietfner - My trials and tribulations with the Rhythmlads at all dances and parties to anyone who wants them. llt's fun, thoughll Oscar Knies - My skill in broad iumping to Tom Bohnert. Page Twenty-two
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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
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Class Betty Kreilein - My love for the Naval Reserve to Hazel Williams. Edna Kress - My love for the infantry to Rosalee Henke. Louis Korff - My basketball ability to Ants Hoffman. William Krodel - My center position of Wildcats to Scooge Lannon. Dallas Krodel - My skill in calisthenics to Hilary Blessinger. Ann Kuebler - My car to my sister, Jane. Joan Kuebler - My ability to drive safely to Margaret Habig. Dennis Kunkler - My '37 Ply m outh to Blessie . Paul Lampert - My knack in having car breakdowns to Alfred Ruckriegel. Luella Lechner - My love for typing and shorthand to James Matthews. Wilma Matthews - My love for playing basketball to Dorothy Wilz. Jackie McGregor - My volumes of memories to Joe Schwinghammer. Charles Menner - My way with women to Richard Blessinger. Charlene Merder - My love for Government to the whole Junior Class. Joan Merkley - My love for Home Ec. to Betty Jean Fuhrman. Harold Meyer -- My pleasure in pestering the girls to Robert Seger. Wanda Meyer - My little brown book to Virginia Fritch. Rita Moeller - My many accidents in Physical Ed. classes to anyone who wants them. Barbara Mustin - My blonde hair to Basilla Schuetter. William Nalin - My Irish disposition to Louis White. Leon Pfister - My ability to pitch baseball to Paul Schneider. Inez Reising - My blue specks to Sarah Rudolph. Mary Rudolph - My fond affection for Miss Heine to Lucille Scherer. John Salb - My photographic experience to Russell Bauer. Elmer Schipp - My innocent appearance to Paul Byrd. Charles Schmidt - My friendships in school to Tom Eversman. Roman Schroeder - My merrymaking ability to Floyd Miller. Rose Marie Schwenk - All the fun l had during Miss Heine's classes to everyone in her classes next year. Robert Schwinghammer - My unexcelled citizenship grades and Miss Heine's congenial disposition toward me to Birdseed Hoffman. Eugene Schott - My analytical mind les- pecially in Mathl and my Haysville background to Kenneth Dudine. Betty Spillmeier - My long hair and good times in JHS to Sara Rudolph. Rosa Lee Steffe - My height to Katie McFall. Robert SteFfen - My leadership ability to Robert Seger. Theresa Sermersheim - My fun in study halls to all Juniors who can get by with it. LaVerne Sermersheim - My fun in Miss Heine's home room and Bookkeeping class to the Juniors. F. X. Sturm - The days l spent quarantined for scarlet fever to whoever wants them. Pat Sturm - My headaches from Journalism Class to Julienne Kuebler. James Toole - My outstanding ability to get along with Miss Pate to Paul Fritch. Thomas Vollmer -- My ability to collect detention slips to Paul Stratman. Beatrice Vonderheicle - My small feet isize 2 shoesl to Margaret Stenftenagel. Imelda Vonderschmitt - My four mile walk to school each day to anyone who needs the exercise. Cyrilla Witcher - My exercise from my bicycle ride to school to Margaret Burger. Frances Voegerl -- All the good times I had during high school to the underclassmen. Harmon Woolsey - The fresh clean air and the freedom of living to the coming generation of students. Kenneth Yaggi - My groaner voice to Jack Dittmer. Page Twenty-three
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