Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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Student Council Row14'l'. Schutz, B. Hedinger E. Zehr, M. Kunkler, B. Rowe' kanip, 'l'. Hoc-hgxesziiigr, HOW 2fE. GL1tgSCll, H, I l2IQ'k1H111l M. A. Barkley, F. Allen, M Stratman. Row!!-S. Buechler, J. Heichel liach, E. Merkel, J. Schott, E Pfister, How 4-Mr. Schneider, W. Nolan C. Phillips. Future Business Leaders of Ainericzi Row 1-G. Blessingrer, B. Schmid! P. Englert, M. Bai'nhui't. H0w24L. Blessinger, G. Stenf tenagel, li. Eversman. StandingfB. Beckman, Miss Wil helmus. Music Appreciation Row lgli. Heldinzin, M. Steinhzirt L, Vonderheide, Il. llick, J Hurst, M. Koch, N. Kieffner M, Witte, D, Winkler, A. Walls N. Hudson, M. Cossler. Row 248. Muerer. M. Flevk, J Judy, P. Kinder, M. Jurgens M. Huebner, J. Castrup, C Jetter, F. Parker, C. Plan, l' Bohnert, A. Haycox, W. Mann M. Vogler, M. Jahn. RowIlfL. Kraft, Ii. H1-eke, R Hopf, R. Henke, I. Sendelwock M. Schulte, Ii. Schuck, H. Klee B. Furhnian, L. Popp, H. Nolan G. llorney, V. Hostetter. Row 4fK. Miller, P. Schutz, D Lorey, 'I'. Hoffman, Pl. Kress J. Wininger, C. Huechlcin, J Clark, IJ. Worlzind, ll. Wuchner R. Kapp, I.. Fleck, D. Schaaf R. Burke, ll. Steiifteimgel, ll Begle. J. Sl'l1l'UC'Il6'l', W. Kunz Mr. lVIeurer. Debate Club J. Kress, J. Sf'lllllH,'l'l. Mr. Newton IJ. Stemle, E. Zehr,

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CN Qafteno i - If ptus .lllpay All Work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Acting upon this axiom, we were sure to see that this was not the plight of the J. H. S. student. Indeed We worked as herd at play as We did at our studies --even harder! This, then, is a pcitrait tainted in the gay, carefree colors of happy youth. We hed our clubs ,our dances and parties, and all the various other activities that Were es vital in our social education as the pages between t'ae covers of our textbooks. Here is another picture from the palle'te of the Old Master Painter-a. picture reminiscent of our many gocd times! Who's Who . . . among' J. H .S. stu- dents by popular vote. Those honored are Buzz Rumbaeh, Thelma Von- derschmidt, Tom Schutz, Shirley Sermersheim, Du- ane Stemle, Elizabeth Hochgesang, Ed Zehr, Mary Anne Barkley, Jim Kress, Marv Hackman, John Barkley, Gary Phil- lips, and Buddy Witte. twenty-seven

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To Reason Our Way Through the Arguments of Life STUDENT COUNCIL As a group composed of student leaders, the 1949-1950 Jasper Student Council was responsible for many of the extra-curricular activities that were a part of the school year. Guided by its sponsor, Mr. Schneider, the Council served as the voice of the student body. The officers of the group were Tom Schutz, President, Bill Hedinger, Vice-Presidentg Edgar Zehr, Secretaryg and Mary Kunkler, Treas- urer. T f 'f FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Have you ever heard the click! click! click! of typewriters as you wandered down the halls? Or don't you ever roam past room 209 If you have heard this sound, rest assured that the rhythmical music of clicking keys is the theme song of this busy group-a group of girls busy at the task of becoming the best in the secretarial field' MUSIC APPRECIATION Are you a music lover? Then you would have loved the Music Appreciation group and their various activities! Under the direction of Mr. Meurer, these students learned the difference between Spike Jones and Bethhoven-they even learned to appreciate both types of music at the right time and in the right place. DEBATE CLUB Four members-and just enough for a lively discussion! When Jim Schubert and Jim Kress were pitted against Duane Stemle and Edgar Zehr there was bound to be action of some sort-and this was the perfect place for students with a knack for talking! Yes, the Jasper students debated with groups from various other schools, and two of the group, Duane Stemle and Jim Schubert, took part in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. twenty-nine