Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

A ,,.,..,..,. ,. ,, , H:-:Qff,f,:Q11:5.s5L.f1.:-,. 1:-' fi .. Wim- W? M25-my921z5g'v+sa'.-Q23-?'g 'say - '.1:, d:..w .vids-1 -7' if The 1955 J Volume ---- 25 JASPER HIGH SCHOOL Jasper Indiana Editor--Jane Sermershein Business Manager--Sara Berger N gh Fr, ,QOQQFQ9 .2 Ex ,., FL ff A82 A I 0 I Q efgmiffllx ' ,4A4f,Q. 1 'gflf 4 'A . 'J' 5 1 ?Q,g' '35 43 1 , '? fb 2' S fa f ff - . 'Q .H B . -ey' 4' I SHIPL og 3 fl 'Q r SEATED Darlene Englert Nancy Witte, Mary Seng, Cecelia Schenetzke, Vjane Bonifer, Jennie, llopf STANDING Jack Hoffman Kenny Hopf Connie Miller Pnyllis Knies, Judy Pfeffer, Charles Vogler, Bill Hoffman, za 0 ie lea Wanna Sacce Wfemfe f7 Wd' 'W In the above picture are this year's newly elected members ofthe National Honor Society. The pictures below are of the members who were elected i ducted this year's initiation. Valedictorian James Uebelhor 2151 k ?'1..ZZ... 4? ii n their Junior year, and who con Salutatorian Kenny Himsel iw- . K r' 15'-27 Q C7 - FIRST ROW: Jane Sermersheim, Kenny Hopf, Susie Lxechner, SECOND ROW: Dennie Prechtel, Bill Hoffman, David Sermersheim, endow 700: Wanna The six seniors in the picture above were awarded honors for various achievements. Dennis Prechtel, Bill Hoffman, and Dave Sermersheirn won first division at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Indianapolis. Dennis was awarded first division for his cornet solo, Bill for his tuba-sousaphone solo, and Dave for his alto-saxophone solo. Susie Lechner won the annual I Speak For Democracy contest at Jasper High School and placed third in the county contest. .lane Sermersheim was awarded the D. A. R. Good Citizenship award. Last summer Jane was elected Governor of 1954 Hoosier Girl's State. Kenny Hopf was awarded a trip to the Annual Junior Fact Finding Poultry Conference at Kansas City, Missouri. Kenny also received the Hoosier Farm Degree at Purdue. 'nur' Mary Buech1e1n Basketball Queen Jeanne Blessinger Football Queen Own Zaeena if 43 7 Betty Knust Fall Festlval Queen 'if' flln gn' Q S r----,vp -lin 1 ul ---1-. uni' A . fV , , , W ,A ff'1?+ iw'- PX t J .YN L.- XR N ' The typing students found that knowing spelling rules is important. 0:02 doa! 'Zzdd ine ' ' ' Miss Gratzer's students practice their Our library has many popular magazines Home ecoiiomics students used modern grammar. too. appliances. i7 7 -P-.:,F,,PT. ' . We in pwwf af0cnS The students of Jasper High are justly proud of their fine building and modern facilities. The class room scenes de- picted on these pages show our students in the typical everyday performance of classroom activities. Our well-qualified staff of teachers insures us of the best instruction and personal guidance. Mr. Leas's Spanish class learned about the customs of the Spanish speaking peoples. Mr. Millers second year Latin class enjoyed reading about the exploits oflulius Caesar. O 5, The biology classes studied the interesting biological mysteries of man and nature. ll The chemistry class learned by doing as they performed many interesting experiments in the Q r' ' l - ' . -v . ' ' ' l ' ,- I , 'Af' , N V, P Ll wif 'l ' A V ' , fri 4' I - f A 1 ,,fn' 1,, . 'T'2A1'7 x l-1 ,, , w 1 3,1 FW ' L i and proving various theorems. ? b Q Mr. Wuchner's geometry class enjoyed working with angles The mechanical drawing classes learned that neatness is The shop classes used modern power tools in constructing very important 111 industry, their W0OdWOl'kiI1g pIOj8CIS. 2 L is .- The physics class performed many interesting experiments The bookkeeping class checked and rechecried their problems in our modern laboratory. on the adding machine. 12 President: Dave Held Vice-President: Jack Hoffman Secretary-Treasurer Kathleen Kreilein W if Wf Q A, Q 'Q' Qzf new JOHN ACKERMAN KENNETH ACKERMAN SUSAN ACKERMAN DONALD BATES SARAH BERGER JUDITH BIRGE GEORGINA BLESSINGER L 0 S ' 1: 1 r 14 KENNE TH BLESSINGE R JANE BONIFER CLARA COLLIGNON MILDR ED BLESSINGER RALPH BR OMM DARLENE BOCKELMAN MARY BUECHLEIN Ill 15 A ff ., X ' A ip X VICTOR ECKSTEIN DAVID ELLIOTT EUGENE ERNY 602 66444 ?96aq . JOY FETCHER RICHARD FI-ICK TERRANCE FRLEDMAN INORMAN FROMME ,XR Q..-,. . .. 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' , X if! 1 , Q , f .W ,.,f.,,.,, ,- ' , ,Q fyrfvjf 1-in MELVA KLEE MARILYN KLEIN MARGARET KLUESNER KENNETH KNABEL PHYLLIS KNIES ELIZABETH KNUST Om S7 ,46 CHARLES KR EILEIN , ul' R lg LN l 'Q 5 1' s.. ' 21 ...N Vs rpg l KATHLEEN KREILEIN DAVID KRESS MILFERD KRODEL in 12:7 KENNETH KUNKEL SUSANNA LECHNER RONALD LEINENBACH I 1 I 6 I s cena 1 f LAW R ENCE LOVEALL :W-S 2,-1 fv,1',. .div 3.4 , , ff? fl-165f5'.QQi:J5,' 41. ffj 43 gi T nv Eff, Y JSP' . 4 .valggv-A 5, 1 .,,-Ai-f. I as A 2. . -wr I fig, P, 2f 2Q'f.5i:A' VNV ' f 1 L S. iff? , A ' - ffwa df: ,,.V 1 f A ' - ,', V. 4 A My-M r ' I-1 :A ' 3 .1 f , ., ' 9'?rI.'1.: gm, -fy- , . u . A .. A , X , L , R . ,I I X f' ' . x iz' 1 ns'- is-v CHARLOTTE LUDW IG JO ANN MATHEIS JEANNE MET ZGER 'K JAMES MEHRINGER MARGIE MERKEL CURTIS MEYER JANICE MEYER 'E rl' in I 0 t 0 ll , x, fs s V N11 m K G M, X , . Q, CAROL MUNDY '?'4' AR 340+ az ' ELLA NEUKAM fm FK '5- CONSTANCE OPEL DONALD OTTO KENNETH PATTERSON DENNIS PRECHTEL DONALD RASCHE Aaagm Ill ,-mogm VINCENT R EYNOLDS fx '1 i if CECILIA SCHENETZKE RAY SCHERLE NORMA SCHNARR V0 J GERALD SCHNEIDER THOMAS G SCHNEIDER THOMAS L SCHNEIDER O ll - E A I R I C- if X -. Q' W3 '- s 1 602 NANCY SEGER DAVID SERMERSHEIM Z6 tx I Ill NOR MA SCI-IR OE DE R yi? LAWRENCE SENG MARY SENC1 ID- JANE SERMERSHEIM RICHARD SERMERSHEIM 0 ' 7, I f I A Q 1 if' 7' X R 4- -' -- H- -. 'N Spf Afi I ' A. L A' Q A -my L- - JJ 4 'J all CLYDE STEWAR T xidx rj C' A PHYLLIS STRADTNER BARBARA STREICHER JOHN THORNBURY 31 4? gp..-if in 1 RONALD THYEN JAMES UEBELHOR CHARLES VOGLER 1 ,L 'Y u- v 5 , X V xy ' n Q tm., X , .,,, . In , . 1 vu K . , . , r . fad. . 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T , N 1 flaw -I ' A ' V.- 'ig O .3T'1'i ,Q , 4 W I.: ,, A , I X K W Q . , , Q I R' X 's 3 6 4.4.92 President: Jennie Hopf Vice-President: Judy Pfeffer Secretary-Treasurer: Ann Poe iv 3 1? 7 'Q 1 4? -Q, M-...vi 'V 4? 13-QW Y' fy f' pls ,J :sf 19s f 'l 5 RX W' f fX FIRST ROW Rita Ackerman George Beckman Suzanne Beckman Susan Berger Donald Bxrk Fred Bukle SECOND ROW Anna Blessinger Gloria Bohnert James Bohnert Patricra Bohnert Alfred Brames Robert Brang THIRD ROW Gerald Braun Manlyn Bredhold Alvm Brenner Wanda Brosmer Lou Jean Buechler Ruth Ann Burger FOURTH ROW Sylvra Burger Thomas Burger Gene Cosaler William Dupps Edward Eckert Anthony Ecksmeln 30 f u 'rl' .6 49-fl 1 , - 'Q v ,K lr 'A rv 9' Ai .1 ff' N Q4 - - '- Oxy ' D f, -R i .- .- 1 Q- - a- r '21-X - -4: 1. 'rf '- K ax -l , X 1 7 . I -af - , 'Q 1 A tr? It A M 7 owne, . R We . C I 1 QJUNJQK ,... ji ef . x O A 5 6 - a ,. ,.,. as .4 , .: rs J 1,9 la I ,q , QL, 'Tx - xv . n ,' Q' . U V .1 - ' V I FIRST ROW: Victor Eckstein, Sara Elliott, Darlene Englert, Gerald Erny, Ann Fehribach, Dorothy Fieth. SECOND ROW: Margaret Fleck, Rosalie Fleck, Mary Jane Fritch. Ambrose Giesler, Robert Giesler, Urban Giesler. THIRD ROW: Judith Graham, Mary C. Gutgsell, Susan Gutzweller, Larry Haas, Virginia Hasenour, John Helm. FOURTH ROW: Janice Henke, Ronald Herbig, Doris Hopf Gerald Hopf, Jennie Hopf. Lee Allen Horney. 31 .M .19 2 ' ' ,B - :Q D -Q 'QT' A , O -rw: I .' I : :: Q A V xl 5. Ll 5 v- , X N' 1 . bv A r + ad 'X ra-A, Y 1 'Y uilf , di, X1 Q H E I l iff.. rn- G' ' - . 4 . , at f Q r' aff , f A , i R-'X F ir 4 f RJ' ..f, ' f 'x N1 ,, I 5' Y A 0 ,' f ' 34531, f V 5 if L, 9- Y 'A C: 3 ' Q ,4,. pw K ft Q, 'A A Q ' -at , 'fag 'J-ev I 1 ,Q n x 1 'W Q ' XJ? P ff' ' ' fr- ! -' , - 1 71 I I av . ff L ' -43 ' 3' A A il 1:5 Q3 'II' C f .J , h ' ' .Q1 L, Q , A is ' 5 'Y ' fs I N 22.1::E:s ., .: K 1 At t ' f , L '- 4. 4 D L- FLRST ROW: Marvin Huntman, Dennis Iackle. Jo Ann Jahn, Doris Kieffner, Frank Kleiser, Donald Klem. SECOND ROW: Robert Klueh, Patricia Knust, Anna Kreilein, Barbara Kreilein, Donald Kress, Gerald Kuebler. THIRD ROW: Ruth Kuper, Oneil Labhart, Helen lechner, Patricia hechner. Larry Loechte, Ralph Lorey. FOURTH ROW: Terry bones, Max McCune. Mary Ann Mehringer, Vernon Mehringer, Carol Messmer, Constance Miller. o 32 li Zi 'Vin rv 'er' -J v 4f' 14 3- ll 'N Q C7 '-nl 1 ' 'X Rl fi flu. if 1--on ' f QL. 'r.,..l. FIRST ROW Robert Mrller James Moeller John Morton Ruth Ann Nrcholson Rrchard Persohn Judrth Pfeffer SECOND ROW Carol Prnmck Ann Poe Donald Rees Ronald Rees Sharon Rudolph Mary C Schenetzke THIRD ROW Jamce Schlacter Betty Schnarr Charlotte Schnerder Mary Schroeder Mrldred Schuch Joan Schuetter FOURTH ROW Harold Schutz Jeannette Serfert Mary Lou Sermershelm Dennrs Steffe James Sternhart Joan Stenftenagel ' rf I A i rx - - . - . 4 Vx gs if g A 1 -A .J IN- ' .Q Ll YW- . t 4 ' R at M , , , x :vt 44' ' h J t rf' . 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K FIRST ROW: Ronald Krodel, Debora Kunz, Mary Lamperr, Ronald Lechner, James Lehmkuhler, James Loechte, Patrick Lorey, SECL ROW: Peggy Lottes, Charlotte Main, Diana Marks, Edward-Marks, Jo Ann McCune, Bonnie Mehling, Joseph Mehringer, THIRD ROV Larry Mehringer, Mary Meiring, Richard Merder, Lawrence Merkel, Joyce Messmer, Paul Morton, Rudolph Mundy, FOURTH ROM Margie Nalin, Ruth Neuman, Sandra Nolan, Arthur Nordhoff, James Perrin, Roben Pfaffenberger, Jane Pfau, FIFTH ROW: Ronald Pfeffer, Thomas Poe, Domain Rashe, Jerome Recker, Joan Rocker, Joseph Rohleder, Linda Rohleder, SIXTH ROW: Gerald Schaaf Robert Schafer, Lucille Schenenzke, Ralph Schepers, John Scherle, William Scherle, Earlene Schiller, M7 , rv Q .ce ., , ' ' 1 6 t in Ii, C xv T I Q- B Aa A--'1 ' wp M ed nf' 4- 9- 7' 'VR '39 'G' N IQN 'A Vg .m 5 f X y r A -Q B s V -,..- . I J y :.,:.f'- ' L If 'W ' Q -N 085 A - f fig ' ' -f--- x .15-IP . 'N 'J is 4 .4 Q' 9' T . it 5? at vw ' -.-' S V ,B 1 rr, . V' V J Q' fs' , A X. ' ' fl 'I V N fy ,, 4IAM' ,I v , A f , 4 'A' I A' F Iv 4' ' 'ac dir- 1-,lf ' ef' 4- .4 5 1 .,3',, V - 5' ... C7 U ' ' J war-'Y Q ,Q--ff U 'J Qt., K . , . , p .. ' -M v ' . , f-. - 1 fm ws .E - FlRST ROW: Donald Schmitt, Kenneth Schmitt, Sue Schmitt, Dorothy Schnaus, Charles Schneider, Gerald Schuetter Ronald Sc SECOND ROW: Phillip Schutz, Betty Seifert, Roben Seng, Joseph Sermersheim, Jacqualine Shirley, John Steffen, Gerald Sternh h S ' h V' Su' 1, Gloria Taber, Thomas Thomas, Nelson Tredwa THIRD ROW: David Stemle, Janice Stemle, T omas treic er, lctor lege FOURTH ROW: Mary Uebelhor, Betty Voegerl, Perline Vogler, James Vonderheit, Kenneth Waddell, Judith Weber, Beverly We FIFTH ROW: Darlene Welp, Carl Wening, Patty Wibbels, Thomas Wuchner, Dixie Yokem, Patricia Athey, 7' J. , . Nm VZ? :R . I ' r,.. . ,Q , 1 . -, . 'S ' N . -- 1 MISS ROBERTA BECIGZR Music QQ J. X ! MR, TOM BISHOP Band Director ,,. .,,. . IP! -hs Xi: kim, M MR, JOHN FIERST MISS CAROLYN GOAD Social Studies Home Economics emi . 1' L S Ss..,4 E MISS MARTHA IIAAS MR, ELMER HUNEFELD Art 46 Ind, Arts, Biology Om za 714 lf' MRS, BELLE B, COLVIN Algebra, Latin I YA.. F fa qc fl MR, ROBERT FELL History, Physical Ed, UN 110 ,..a-- Q-qc :six ff ' v o J vqhfs 3.183 W .. 5, MISS FLORENCE GRATZER English MR, FRED HOLLINDEN Mathematics r Qu sv Y OVW 5 xo is I M I X F vi MR, JACK LEAS MISS KATHLEEN MELLON English, Spanish Health, Physical Ed, 'Meg Waxed Zia 7a 70494 -Q-fi. R , A ,A f , 4, 1 f li ,365 I it l 31. MR, CLAUDE MILLER MR. VICTOR NIXON Latin, Principal SCief1C6 Y ., L u 'xx 1 Q' C fl- ,212 ' 'Y x ff' f J I ' f - ,fP12fififfrQ: '-1 1 -1 y fv J, , MR, TOM RENNEISEN MR, JOE ROWEKAMP English History ,tg XG'-5 1 ,xx 'N' r . 'il-4 '- TY' XXX 5 I K T Q. li.: , ' f MR, WESLEY SETTLE MISS MARGARET INGLE Shop Home Economics by - 4 X ,, gift: - 'V 'sc'-' I I K I. - x H 3,,, .1 A, at f X in .fig 5 K I f ' fix 1 4, W. .9134 I ' -. ff- .-XZ, if ,ITS 'Q 'gf f -I MR, HERBERT PITTMAN Commercial MR, LEO C, O'NEILL Ath, Director, Phy, Ed, ,..-A 4 'J I 1 1 ' l --..,-xr l l z ffia, ir MRS, EARL SCHILLER English, Library MR, ALOYSIUS SCHULER Biology, Agriculture .wx 75 w ,. -' f1:..1: '!!ilJ '!'fTI1,, X ft ix'-':, '.Y11' rwi 1 iff - IR MISS CORIENNE WILHELMUS MR. LOUIS WUCHNER Commercial Math , Physical Ed, 47 ms ...J X. Y J .1 ' -........4 , NM N- h 5 A ,pi-Y N' ' 1 . -4-n. W.-.. A-. M.. ,M-H .F ' R- ' ' ' 1' , Q n 1' I -' L i ' .V R 5 L ' Q , ,A :sg , 1 i : 4 c Q ' . , E awww Our superintendent, Mr. Bernard Gallagher, checks the books while Mr, Hugh Cathcart, business manager, and Miss Ruth Buechlein, secretary, watch closely. ,,,,-ai Our principal Mr. Claude Miller and his secretary Miss Carol Meadors look over the records. Um mtafw Scion! Zoned We would like to thank our wonderful administration who worked so hard in making our high school years a success. We also wish to thank the members of the School Board who provided all the modern facilities to make our school years pleasant and profitable. Mr. O. Leo Beckman Mr. Casper Elliott Mr. Claude Gramelspacher Secretary Treasurer President 48 X fxv Y. Camera Club presi- dent, Jerry Hopf, was chief photographer for llJ'. ll l va 1 ,s P lb 4.- gnlanyl 'l'l',l .:ll.v'l 7 'ffifs ee, I FIRST ROW: Judy Himsel, Mary Ruth Brelage, Richard Klem, Thomas Wuchner, Jim Lehmkuler, Arthur Nordhoff. SECOND ROW Janice Fuhrman, Betty Schutz, Jane Huther, Pete Sermersheim, Dave Buehler, Kenny Buehler. THIRD ROW: Janice Schlachter, Susie Beckman, Mary Jane Fritch fSec. -Treas.Q, Dave Held fVice-Pres.J, Larry Loechte. FOURTH ROW: Jane Bonifer, Kathleen Kreilein, Janice Meyer, Victor Giesler, Ronnie Thyen fPres,j, Mike White. Quad! The Student Council, our governing body, consists of one representative from each home room plus the class presidents. Constantly striving for the betterment of the school, this group carefully planned and executed many of the extra-curricular activities. Two of their biggest projects were supervising the elections of the football and basketball courts. The Student Council is under the guidance of Mr. Joe Rowekamp. 50 FIRST ROW Mary C Kiefer Phyllis Schneider Rita Ackerman Betty Schnarr Shirley Huelsman Pat Brennan Judy Bell Gene Buechlein SECOND ROW Louise Jerger Mary Helen Schuetter V1v1an Sturm Stanley Englert Carol Pinmck Mary Agnes Klem Pat Th1e1e Charles Mlller THIRD ROW Carolyn Blessrnger Mary Gramelspacher B111 Angerer Gene Opel John Henke Judy Sturm David Buehler Ruth Burger FOURTH ROM Daniel Hoffman John Hoffman Jerry Brrge Dennis Prechtel Ronn1e Rees B111 Seng Jack Hoffman The Jasper High School Band under the direction of Mr Tom Bishop was an out az m 4 standing example of the heights that can be reached by a group of high school students when they have the proper training backing and spirit ln September at the State Fair in Indiana polls they competed against 75 other march ing units and were crowned the State Champ ionship Band A few weeks after this outstanding accom- plishment, the Band and Mr. Bishop received an invitation from the Indiana Society to represent Indiana in Washington D. C. 's annual Cherry Blossom Festival. Over five thousand L., dollars was raised to finance the 7l members who made the five day trip. The Band during the course of the year, presented four football shows, five basketball ' thbdWh' . .. Mr, Bishop reads the letter inwiung e an to as ington Shows, won first dlvlslon ln the dlstrlct ' h, . , D'C' m Marc marching and playing contest, and made about 52 three dozen civic appearances. QQ Q!C 1 , - I54. .fu . 5 - ,L -' 2 ,Wk , m ' . . ' . 1, Z ,hu 74 ta L, ' f .H . . . r fn xg. x I Aof't4' ' ' ,SNA 'NIA'-ex-L li ji Vpv.-,XA fit ,, ni -...1 Po' -' is -W 'H'-'fel -' f 2775? f if ' ' 9' 1 :rr .Agua-.na VL gf!! , X, ,JA V ni, --1-??7i--j,.-- -.xl v T:-Ejgf,F. , Xnlxii q 1, - : fy 'nf-PLT -,-- '1 g Q Y g -f 'i R sa:w df- . -3 If 4 - ' . ,Earn pf ,Q T . 1 fn, V, , 1 ,S .I lk . I . N 2 1 ,Q , . 1 rr 4 r, Q Q K . r' '49 D XX -' 1 , 'A '- N -fx-f ' 21 AX X 'A I 1 ', flfl ' ,fl XX X X J F XI ', .4 4 1, X . 'A' . uv' -. Ef X surf-4 by 1,10 if ,-,...lns-- The senior staff of the Comet and their advisor, Mr, Ren- Associate Editors, Jane Bohro and Gloria Bohnert, paste the neisen, looking at photos, articles in the dummy, ' S Editor-Jennie Hopf, Associate Editors- Gloria Bohnert and Jane Bohro, Business J gr Mgr. -Ann Poe, Sales Mgr. -Judy Pfeffer, Reporters-Susie Beckman, Pat Theile, Connie Miller, Judy Sturm, Susie Gutz- weiler, Ruth Kuper, Ann Fehribach, Ruth , Ann Nicholson, Mary Jane Fritch, Darlene Englert, Carol Dupps, Mildred Bleernel, Earlene Schiller, Sandra Nolan, Beverly X 1 ,..Xrj Weigel, Carol Graehler, Nancy Heck, - .-- 'Q A Barbara Eckstein, June Heck, Mary Meiring, W- 544- A' h,i,..1-L- fm k 6 Carol Pinnick, and Theresa Metz, Sports :Lf fi 'Tit-H -A-if h Reporters-Jerry Birge, Bill Bohnert and 7 -..-.. Y M 1 Bob Seng, Typists-Phyllis Knies, Joan B Stenftenagel, Susie Gutzweiler, Ruth Kuper, Business Manager, Ann Poe, Editor, and Janice Schlachterl Typistg Phyllis Knies Jennie Hopf, .UJJJ The reporters for the Comet listen to the instructions of The sales staff of the Comet look at the Comets they their Editor, Jennie Hopf, are to sell, 54 i' E, Es' '-I- , The senior staff of the I and Mr, Renneisen looking at cover Senior Photo Editor, Bev Harder, Editor, Jane Sermersheimg and samples. Assistant Photo Editor, Judy Pfeffer looking at the senior prints, my If Editor-Jane Sermersheim, Business Mgr. - U ' , Sara Berger, Ad Mgr. -Nancy Witte, Sales - Mgr. Jean Metzger, Sr. Photo Editor--Bev Harder, Photo Editor-Melva Klee, Associate L. it Editors-Judy Sturm and Judy Pfeffer, Sales I Staff-MaryCi Kiefer, Ann Poe, Shirley H Huelsman, Mildred Bleemel, Judy Lampert, Pat Theile, Ann Fehribach, Carol Pinnick, Jo Rean Berger, and Janet Bohnert, Ad Staff-June Heck, Jane Huther, Marilyn Kreilein, Bonnie Mehling, Miriam Stemle, K. Margaret Uebelhor, Kathleen Heichelbech, L Peggy Seger, and Sara Knies. ul iq in Melva Klee, Photo Ed., Jane Sermer- Sarah Berger, Business Mgr,g sheim, Ed. :Judy Sturm, Assoc. Ed. Nancy Witte, Ad Mgr, at! These girls were busy througout the entire year selling the J to The members of the Ad staff worked hard selling ads to make the all the students, ' 'T' bigger and better, 55 :ea 'wSaaezq 'auf' ul' 'V' gh S If ' K X I FIRST ROW: Victor Giesler fPres,J, Jerry Schneider, Dennis Jackle, Mike Witte, Gerald Erny, Bill Weisheit, Dave Held, Tom Fromme, Gary Giesler, SECOND ROW: Jane Sermersheim, Terry Lottes, John Thyen, John Ackerman, Ronnie Thyen, Bob Miller, Don Bates, Sam Grabcman, THIRD ROW: Judy Graham, Jenny Hopf, Pat Theile, Ann Fehribach, Connie Miller, Mary Seng, Judy Birge, Bev Harder, Susie Beckman fVice-Pres,j. FOURTH ROW: Mag Fleck, Melva Klee, Susie Gutzweiler, Gloria Bohnert QSec, Treasj, Judy Sturm, Ruth Nicholson, Mr, Jack Leas QSponsorj, Nancy Witte, Sarah Berger, Margaret Burger, Jane Huther, The National Thespian Society is an educational organization of teachers and students, established for the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. On December 3, 1954, Troupe 694 of Jasper High School and its sponsor, Mr. Jack Leas, were initiated into the National Thespian Society. At the initiation the group was presented with its National Charter. ' Q Q, 7 Q 9 5,,g lifi1f .. it 1 as si ' i Af. . J 1 .f3 .' , x -9 V, 'Meoaq 1 'K 2 4 .A FIRST ROW: Eugene Erny, Carol Mundy, Geraldine Herbig, Judy Bell, Jeanne Metzger, Margie Merkel, Jo Ann Matheis, Margaret Haller. SECOND ROW: June Heck, Judy Sturm, Pat Theile, Ruth Nicholson, Susie Gutzweiler, Ann Fehribach, Gloria Bohnert, Carol Pinnick, Earlene Schiller. Doris Kieffner, Rita Ackerman, Patty Knust, Mag Fleck, Connie Opel. THIRD ROW: Nelson Tredway, Kenny Schmitt, Dennis Pretchel, John Henke, Ronnie Rees, Dave Sermersheim, Vivian Sturm, Marilyn l-lerbig, Betty Gramelspacher, Ruth Burger, Miriam Stemle, John Ackerman, Dotty Schnaus, Phyllis Schneider, John Thyen, Jerome Beckman, Gerald Birge. ,haute 74ecwg Elec! FIRST ROW: Donald Rees, Donald Kress, Bob Miller, Rich Sermersheim. SECOND ROW: Gerald Braun, Gary Giesler, William Weisheit, Donald Bates. THIRD ROW: Charles Kreilein. Eddie Kapp, Kenny Kunkel. .4 El lil ll ll I will -' 41, 1 -- . X.. 'ft X-if 9 -5.5-Q Sf 45 P. ' 1-. of x -'1 f TO ref .0-. R iq FIRST ROW: Kenny Streigel, Nelson Hoffman, David Stemle, Edward Jerger, James Metzger, Charles Hopf, Donald Gehl, Thomas Poe, Ronald Jerger. SECOND ROW: James Buechler, James Breidenbaugh, Frank Gramelspacher, Carl Wening, Damian Rasche, Terry Lottes, Larry Mehringer, Billy Kaiser. THIRD ROW: Edwin Schnarr, Kenny Himsel, Dennis Vogel, Earl Fuhs, Kenny Fuhrman, Kenny Hopf, Joseph Sermersheim. FOURTH ROW: Thomas L. Schneider, Daniel Hoffman, Jim Mehringer, Vernon Mehringer, Eugene Hostetrer, Bill Hoffman, Jack Hoffman. Q To practice brotherhood, honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, and develop qualities of leadership which a Future Farmer should possess is the slogan and goal of the thirty-one members of the FFA. These boys took part in livestock, poultry, dairy and forestry judging contests held at the Princeton Farms and Purdue. The Senior members of the club attended the Inter- national Livestock Exposition in Chicago. officers elected for this year were: 1 Pres., Bill Hoffman, Vice-Pres., James Mehringerg Sec., Kenny Himselg Treas., Eugene Hostetter and Sentinel, Charles Hopf. Their sponsor is Mr. Schuler. These FFA boys made the trip to Chicago 58 ll! fl' 1 I cg, L-4' FLRST ROW: Valeria Kruger qSec. Treas.j, Jerry Hopf fPres.J, Doris I-lochgesang fVice-Pres.J. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Fleck, Ronald Pfeffer, Donald Fisher, Ronald Krodel, Jerome Recker, Paul Morton, Gerald Winkler, John Berth. THIRD ROW: Gerald Hief, Pat Fehribach, Marilyn Fetcher, Mary Herzog, Mary Ann Hubbuck, Henrietta Blessinger, John Brennan. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Herbig, Donald Schmitt, Thomas Streicher, Margaret Burger, Anna Blessinger, William Scherle, Larry Merkel, Gerald Schuetter, Joseph Rohleder, Gene Krodel, John Scherle, William Wolfe. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Thomas, Norman Fromme, Ronald Schultz, Richard Merder, James Perrin, Gerald Schaaf, David Schlichting. The Camera Club played an important part in the production of our annual this year. All of our pictures except the senior panel pages were taken and developed by the Camera Club. The J staff wishes to thank the sponsor, Mr. Nixon, and the Camera Club members for their co-operation and hard WOrk- We would especially like to thank Jerry Hopf for the extra time that he spent taking and pre- paring the pictures for us. ..4..,f 44,4 is lgkfl ly lv g Tn fm' fs'-'Z The GAA offers a Wholesome school year Q' Qu program of athletics for its members. Under ' I X T the guidance of Miss Kathleen Mellon the club X has been very active. I: S, The GAA members play basketball in the I gym on week nights. They also have volley- , i' ball tournaments. In spring they took a trip to Spring Mill - State Park. FIRST ROW: Joan Schuetter, Mary Lou Sermersheim, Sandra Nolan, Marilyn Klein fVice-Pres.J, Phyllis Knies fPres.J, Mary Buechlein fSec. Treas.J, Diane Place, Sharon Goeppner. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann McCune, Mary Ann Hochgesang, Florence Jerger, Charlotte Ludwig, Mary Schroeder, Sharon Rudolph, Carol Messmer, Ella Neukam, Shirley Kerns. THIRD ROW: Sue Schmitt, Janice Brelage, Mary Seng, Margaret Kluesner, Darlene Wibbels, Ioan Stenftenagel, Betty Schnarr, Virlee Haas, Phyllis Hanselman, Nancy Seger. FOURTH ROW: Irma Durcholz, Deborah Kunz, Nancy Buechlein, Patty Wibbels, Janice Stemle, Jean Messmer, Mona Persohn, Nancy Sermersheim, Betty Parker. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Hasenour, Barbara Streicher, Betty Heichelbech, Sylvia Burger, Lucille Schenetzke, Cecilia Schenetzke,Norma Schroeder Betty Knust. 7646026 gfamemdfeu. Off? ' President . . Clara Mae Collignon Vice President . Anna Mae Kreilein Secretary . . Linda Rohleder Treasurer ...... Betty Seifert Parliamentarian . .MaryAnnMehringer Song Leader ..... Patty Bohnert Historian . . Jeanette Seifert Editor . . Millie Schuch FIRST ROW: Dorothy Feith, Patty Bohnert, Sara Elliott, Mary C. Schenetzke, Mildred schuch, Marilyn Bredliold, Anna Kreilein. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Mehringer, Susan Ackerman, Darlene Bockelman, Velma Kearby, Martha Petry, Mary Waddell, Janice Young, Jeanette Seifert. THIRD ROW: Shirley Recker, Barbara Vonderheide, Evelyn Vonderheide, Isceleari Hagen, Louise Kieffner, Leona Vonderheide, Wanda Eisenhut, MarJorie Schmidt. V r N1 N. QC of . I , X i ?cafwze Wmwmahu Off? ' The Future Homernakers of America strive to promote appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking and family life. These girls use the club period for planning better and happier homes. They also have been busy earning money to further the activities of the club. Their sponsor is Miss Goad. FIRST ROW: Carole Bohnert, Margie Nalin, Janice Bromm, Marlene Haas, Berry Voegerl, Viola Giesler, Judith Weber. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Bockelman, Joan Fischer, Pat Blessinger, Parry Flick, Margaret Fromme, Jacqualine Shirley, Ruth Neuman. THIRD ROW: Jane Bohnert, Norma Kapp, Rosemary Klueh, Lou Ella Burger, Darlene Welp, Dixie Yokem Mary Meiring, Beverly Weigel, Joyce Messmer. FOURTH ROW: Betty Seifert, Jacqualine Jones, Berry Kleiser, Linda Rohleder, Perlina Vogler, Mary Ann Uebelhor, Mary Ann Hopf, Carolyn Blessinger, Gloria Taber, Marilyn Buchta. JASPER High Schoo1's Director of Athletics, Leo C. Cabby O'Nei11 C2 C? Jo Rean Berger, Mary Ann Hubbuck, Mary Jane Fritch, Betty Knust, Jeannie Blessinger, Sarah Berger Sus1e Beckman, Theresa Metz, .,.-L . v.. 4.1 .4., S--,.o-P i - V s 74a :ded 7 . .0 ,-'-su-ai' ' ' .gvs , J--.,.'.,.-r.',.:..-.:,,n fn 165 .1 'e.a K: 'Q ,1- L v '.' . .1 1-a'.-'D N 4 . V. .Vr - t . sgsg x1:Y 's,,,j Assrstant Wes Settle r .w 41 'an ll . H. -. .xr V. Don Rasche Dave Held G. 5-8 180 sr. C64I5Sr I Bob Braug G. 5-8 1 Larry Seng G. 5-11 170 Sr. 5114-67 D011 Rees C 6 2 1 Fred Brrkle G 5 7 1 5Jf Bob Mlller 6 1 1 'Q 7 Marv Hunrman 11m Bohnerl Frank K1e1ser T5917oJr 6122 B58 .' T DON OTTO GARY GIESLER F I 6 CARMON HAASE 155 KENNY ACKERMAN 5 9 165 9 FRED BRAMES 17 wwevedulled Zfiecazz. Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Mrtchell Bedford Tell Clty Huntmgburg Jasonvrlle Blcknell kpeapadegwm Sept Z7 ct O 15 Oct Jasper Jasper Jasper Jasper Washmgton Tell Crty Prmceton Hunungburg ' Denotes freshman games 16 'X VINCE REYNOLDS 1 177 MIKE WITTE 135 TOM FROMME KENNY KUNKEL JOHN THYEN T60170Sr FB60177Sr T63205Jr 1, n, sl' X K Q5-.V ' f ' - C YL 0 gf .ga A-Q-w.6wsmg:', '. 'N ...E xg gf Q 1'r'fsQ Q, YKQ' A .U M 45 Y' G .. , , .W h' v. di! JMX r - 1 5 gf iP3 f, 45 L ' L 49, 5 n? : PM ivr' ' V . dx :av X f f 1 v . 5 ' ' .7 - A 395--fi DOWN YDS. T0 4 s w 1. P' ' 4 , X eu . 33 f , H. Brames. R. Merder, V. Kleisner. T. Thomas. E. Beyke. G. Buechlein, B. Seng is P. Cavanaugh. A. Glltgsell. R. Berth, T. Brosmer, B.,Bohnert, C. Haas, J, Rohleder, J. Lehmkuhler 5 fi E Q FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Berger, Mike Hurher fBa11 Carriery, Kathy Hubbuck fCrown Bearerj, Marilyn Kreilein, SECOND ROW Ianice Lampert, Mary Jane Fritch, Sarah Berger fSr, Attendantj, Mary Buech1einfQueenJ, Barbara Gutgse11fSr, Attendamy, 264564 le mann aged 'hte 0 Susie Beckman, '74 we O1- Don Bates Ed Kapp Charlie Kreileln G. 6' 135 Sr. F. 6' 160 Sr. C. 6'3 177 Sr Bill Weisheit Gary Giesler Kenny Kunkel G. 5'9 138 Sr. G. 6' 165 Sr. F. 6' 179 Sr my ML M xiii -1 Dick Persohn C. 6'6 Jr. 6Zmt4. Bob Miller F. 6'1 Jr. 76 u v 'e J 2. i Donnie Rees C. 6'2 Jr. Dave Giesler F. 5'1O So. F W ' X -4 JJ, i . if . S Cin: .Zi 4 r.. . ' . , 1 , ' Larry Loechte F. 6'1 Jr. John Hoffman F. 6' So. ddcaw pau' 7 7 - 4 fecofmf The 1954-55 JASPER WILDCATS brought more fame upon the school and Community with their performance throughout the year. The team was never ranked lower than tenth in the state the entire year. And when the season did end, the team was rated third. The combination of a good coach- ing staff and a well-balanced team resulted in a successful season with seventeen wins and four losses. Captain Don Bates, a senior guard, broke the Jasper High School scoring record with a total of 1,127 points during his three years on the varsity squad. Bates Q33 'Lakes a shot as Kunkel Qmj, Gies1erf22j, Kapp Q23J and Persohn 1145, look on as the Holland Dutchmen eliminate the Wildcats 59-52 in the Sectional at Hunringburg, ,Z FIRST ROW: Jody Giesler, Jim Eckerle, Ron Sermersheim, Gerald Braun, Edwin Schnarr, Ralph Lorey fStudent Managerj, SECOND ROW: Mr, Bob Fell fCoachj, Kenny Buehler, John Hoffman, Jerry Birge, Larry Klein, Bob Miller, French Lick Was hington Cath. Bedford Was hington Huntingburg Princeton Bloomington Paoli Vincennes Huntingburg Bos se Central Was hington New Albany Vincennes Tell City Reitz 78 ' aaa' 0a my emu! THEY 24 16 21 27 35 28 51 39 47 33 36 30 45 44 40 45 39 The Kittens, under the guidance of Bob Fell, started their season like a house afire, slowed down some during the middle of the season, and finished strong at the end. Because of their evenly balanced scoring, playrnaking, and rebounding, the fans are hoping that the loss of six seniors from the varsity won't be felt too much next yearf Wm Mamma The Jasper High School Freshman's record of 7 wins and 6 losses, although not overly impressive, gave the com- munity's fans something to look forward to in '57 and '58. The Frosh participated in the S. I. A, C. tourney, but were edged in the final game of the semi-finals by the eventual champion, Huntingburg. The teams three cheerleaders were Janet Bohnert, Bonnie Mehling, and Jane Pfau. OPPONENT Winslow Ferdinand Tell City Princeton Vincennes Huntingburg Winslow Was hington Central Vincennes Was hington Dubois SIAC Bedford Huntingburg WE 52 34 19 18 30 Z8 41 35 28 52 35 47 TOURNEY 36 39 THEY 33 35 14 17 33 35 19 30 47 28 39 37 29 41 FIRST ROW: Willie Haas, Bill Bohnert, Rudolph Mundy, Jim Perrin, Jim Lehmkuler, Allen Gutgsell QStudent Managerj, SECOND ROW: Ronnie Graham, Sonny Kluesner, Bob Seng, Ed Marks, Rich Merder, Robert Pfaffenberger, Mr, Joe Rowekamp QCoachy, 'HQ e4 1- 4 ra Nancy Witte Jane Sermersheim Senior Senior a'X' -,Q Sarah Berger Sh1r1ey Huelsman Larry Seng Senlor Freshman oenlor Larry Seng Iare SCITDCl.'Sh8lIT1 Nancy Mmrne Sarah Berger Shuley Huelsman Wamtq Kdee zieczdew 5 f - n J Phyllis Schneider Sophomore fl.. 'fur f 'fi i ,Af B111 Seng Sophomore K Jane Hurher, Bill Seng, Phyllis Schneider. ,,. V .3 E, if if fem,-,I Wee Q p, fl I .5 ,a Jane Huther Sophomore Wildcat and Kitten cheerleaders boarding a Jasper fan bus for a out-of-town Q75 Q44 Weteum 7 game! Although he lost several of last years leading scorers and this is his first year as track coach, Head Track Coach, Bob Fell, and his cinderme records in posting a good season in track. ll Ap. . 12 Z0 AP Ap. Ap. 22 . 23 . 29 May 3 May 4 May 6 May 10 AP AP n set several 19 55 TRACK SCHEDULE Bicknell Peter sburg Linton Relays Vincennes Petersburg Relays S., l. A., C. Meet Washington Carnival Cannelton Bosse QEvs.l Sectional Central fVincennesl T H T T T T T H T H Bill Weisheit prepares for a quick start FIRST RQW: Don Bates, Kenny Ackerman, Charles Kreilein, Ed Kapp, Fred Brames, John Ackerman, SECOND ROW: Mike Witte, Joseph Rohleder, Melvin Kreilein, Stan Burke, Bill Weisheit, THIRD ROW: Ed Eckert, Victor Eckstein, John Thyen, Jerry Birge, Bill Seng, John Hoffman, vi , ,cf !v,. A SP5 JEPEH JAWER Yr XRS ' 'iffl gcwefczil mm czcec 7066Q4 Jerry Schneider warms up, Coach Wesley Settle and his charges enjoyed one of JHS's finest baseball cam paigns. Bolstered by seven returning regulars, the team often showed the true power and stamina it could muster 1955 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Ap. 8 Ap. 12 Ap. 18 Ap. Z2 Ap. Z5 Ap. 28 May Z May 5 May 9 May 12 May 17 Plainville Bosse fEvs. J Vincennes Jeffersonville Tell City Princeton Washington Bedford Bloomington Huntingburg Washington FIRST ROW: Jerry Trox1erfStudent Managerj, Mike Witte, Tony Eckstein, Don Kress, Ken Kunkel Don Bates Mr Settle fCoachJ, SECOND ROW: Jerry Schneider, Jody Giesler, Rich Flick, Alvin Brenner, Bill Dupps, Ken Ackerman Don Otto 9 -4 , it 1 if ' f 'A W s, Q I '47 X ' I K ' 1' O f '47 . 1 f af CW-it 1 I4 V 1 ,Q 5 v .iff 'G .Q fa Z, r W XE' M Q ,rv ' wif' 5, Q, Q Q , 'W , 5. 'H ' :Q V1 . 4 6 M , 5, f X, 5 9 .:'?i' Q ii Q 6 Q, 5. is 5, 5' Q .' 1'3 ., ' V V 1 .. m FIRST ROW: John Ackerman, Melvin Kreilein, B111 Weisheit, SECOND ROW: Larry Loechte Ed Kapp, John Hoffman, Don Bates. 61444 emu 700:45 The 1954-55 Jasper High School cross country team ended the season with an out- standing record winning five meets and losing only one. The Jasper runners placed third in the Old Post meet at Vincennes and the S. I. A. C. conference at Bloomington. ln the sectional held at Jasper, they placed fourth. Some of the teams they played this year are: French Lick, Washington, Paoli, Vincennes, Troy, and Central. 85 . Zig i I ' X LM .,QYbL4, N sv mf 56 X o V ,1 '- XM 6 ' ' 3-3- wi' M , . 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AN D 48 ND wi ,Q ,X P Fl if '-u-.....,,,, 1, Don Bates, Ken Kunkel 2, Ambrose Hoffman, Ronnie Lienenbach 3, Jane Pfau 4, ShirleyMerk1ey 5, Jennie Hopf 6, Mr, Schuler, Bill Hoffman 7, '?????'? 8, Sarah Berger 9, Jennie, Mag, Darlene, Pat, Judy, Ann 10, Tumbling Club Exhibition 11, Nancy, Jane, Phyllis 12. Janet, Mary, Bonnie, Shirley 13, Carol, Ronnie, Mr, Bishop, John, Sarah 14, Jane, Melva, Sarah, Nancy 15, Rudi, Judy, Susie, Ann, Susie 16, Nancy, Margie, Dotty 17. Pat, Judy, Darlene, Jennie, Ann, Mag 18 Janet, Bonnie. 91 7' 1 Q' 0 9' if l,,v1l I L 'I!r ' 7. 1 7 I 4 . , X 0 -,.. J r L ws 'pf 2 Y ' f w . A . s EJ' j L 1 M' dim 5- Q 1 ,qigzl ., I . 1, -,VA V ?i:2,Cx,f,,L , ,U-jc ' ' ' F, . . 1. John Ackerman , f 9 f . H I lx CJ 2. Sarah Berger, Jane Sermersheim 3. Kenny Schmitt 4. Darlene and Doris Englert 5. Doris, Darlene 6. Nancy Buechlein 7. Phyllis Hanselman and Phyllis Knies 8. Phyllis Schneider 9. Phyllis Hanselman IO. John Ackerman II. Nancy, Sarah, Bev 12. Vic Giesler 13. Donnie Kress, Lee Allen Horney 14. Don Bates I5. Nancy, Sarah, Melva, Jeanne, Bev, Lou, Pat 16. Jane, Bev, Jeanne, Nancy, Judy, Sarah I7. Melva, Nancy, Jane, Sarah. 93 Our many patrons and advertisers made this annual possible. We the member: ofthe 1955 J Staff extend our appreC1at1on to our fr1ends who have a1ded us mn the productxon of our annual To all advert1sers and patrons we say Thank You DONATIONS The Krapf Agency Tony Bockelman Rurnbach Stores Nu Way Cleaners The F1esta V1ctor Specxalty Co Tretter S Pr1nt1ng Georg1alee Cuft Shop Ta1chert's We1gel 5 Harness 81 Shoe Store Evandrew Motel Kuper Corporatmon Berger s Grocery Fmerst and Fhck Serv1Ce Statlon Walmar Cafe Lake Calumet Motor Court 1 . . . .... . . . .S8.00 . . . . ...... 5.00 . . 5.00 - . . . . . 5.00 ' . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 ' ' .... . . . . . . . . 5.00 ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . 5.00 ' ' . . . . . . 2.00 ' ....... . . . . . 2.00 ' ' . . . . 2.00 . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 ' . . . . . 2.00 ' ..... . . . 1.00 ' ' ' ' . . . . . l.00 . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00 . . . . . . . .00 PHONE 725-W MESSMER LUMBER CO INC ROOFING SIDING 6 INSULATION LUMBEI? 6 MILLWORK R R 4 JASPER INDIANA CF- JASPER ON ROUTE 162 Comphments of AlVIN C RUXER Your Ford Mercury Dealer Thr111 of the year 1S Bu1ck ECKERT BUICK CO Drrve a Varrable P1tch Dynaflow Jasper Ind1ana Phone 685 TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Apparel For Men And Boys Jasper Ind1ana BstW NI S NI XR ul' ,, I C I IU RUXER BROS Ford Tractor Dearborn Implements IVIcCuIIocI'1 Cham Saws 205 IVIam St Jasper n TRA O I EAT Se ,-I . . e ishes FAIL' 190013 . , KI'f'I' from II'fn'l'r flu' llrwl x1'.If.v for 1,4',w .I, .' ICI! IL Xl-CI Till .1II'L'l'I ,XI I'ONII 'I'IX'I'1Sl'I'I'I,Y III mx 3153! :HMI tim? I A 5 - s. E T I v L . I T H R E S ASPER MA SSGC The members of the Jasper Manufacturers AS9OC13t1OD extend congratula tlons and best W1ShCS to the Jasper I-hgh School Students and especlally to the members of the 1955 graduatmg class. UFACTUREI-25 I TIO JASPER DESK CO INDIANA DESK CO JASPER CHAIR CO JASPER SEATING CO JASPER VENEER MIllS INDIANA CHAIR CO INDIANA CABINET CO INC THE JASPER CORPORATION FOREST PRODUCTS MFG CO JASPER WOOD PRODUCTS CO JOS l ECKSTEIN AND SONS INC JASPER OFFICE FURNITURE CO JASPER NOVEITY FURNITURE CO. HOOSIER DESK CO. DUBOIS COUNTY IUMBER CO. Congratulatwns to the Class of 55 JACOB C LOREY FURNITURE C0 Carpetlng Furmture Speed Queen Washers Crosley Apphances Across from the Post Off1ce ll Covermg the Nat1on s Hands s n Dubols County Insurance Agency N llll Stl L sul IIIII C I NI RAI INSI H XNCI Plmnn Sh IIASPNOI R X SIPIINISI il NL Homehte Cham Saws Gradmg and Excavatmg FERGUSON TRACTORS 8: IMPLEMENTS GENERAL REPAIRING AND WELDING DUBOIS CO MACHINE CO INC Establlshed I867 Industrial Repairs 8: Supplles asper 61 Ferdlnand Ind Sll II XIIIJXX XRI4 L0 ISL I BEN FRANKLIN A Self Serv1ce Store Shop the way you hke to shop Shop Self Servxce Save I INIMI Ill1Il llll . , .IAS I'1IiiQl,UYI'1L'U.. INLI . , I .I:1, p-1'. Imlixum .' If ' v .' Cl If '. UUQI 3 .I:' .' 'CLI .Izlxl I Ilillil Rural Route Four .Ianpe Indiana . I' 11 Qknnplilm-nfs ui' 1 . I,. II. 'RBI I ' . - 'I'III'1U, .I. IYICLI' . HIIUIII' Jc'7L'r'I4'I ' ' .I:.p'r I11Ii:m:1 - - - St IINPIIJI S SH Cloth g c d Shoes fo Fa S JCI IIL I Sli O11 1115 511111111 DICK G STRADTNER Dealers .STANDARD OIL PRODUC Tb Phones 7l8 asper 539 I.. Jasper 4 2268 Ireland CHASE STUDIO Portralts Sc Weddlng Photographs Phone Huntmgburg 388 WILSON S FLOWFRS Corner Sth 8: aclcson Phone IB6 asper Over 25 years 1n Flonstry Your Flower Grclers will receive the prompt efflclent 81 lntelllgent attentnon on XNI'llCI'1 we have burlt our reputatlon Phone X N PONTIAL Gvrc TRUCKb I IX IJ S1 IH Goon wlu. Lssn cans Jasper Indlana 397 411 Newton Street Complxments of Compllments of R MELCHIOR TRIPLE SERVICE GARAGE Jasper Indxana Studebaker Sales 6: Servnce .. v, I ,'K'S . - , ali. lJliI'AIt'l'NIICN'l' JRIC Um' Q 'RE in n r the mily M 'A' .lzrl '.IIl1II2lllll .Igmlner Illtllilllil In J , lem :mn 1-'Rl'1'c'II l'U. l'I.XL' co. J ,- A 1 -V5 9 .s'.11, as . 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X ,K L2'2Ej,, IMIIIDIIYII DIIYIIIANI ' DVUIG i-J nc , H 0 Phone 304 Jasper Marvin G Prechtel Commerclal Photographers L HZCI7, Phone 50 527 Public Sq 3596 Portralt 8: Weddlngs Wxllram Klefer PII ltr lin fU,C!LO IxI'IiI IJ x r Indiana CARL WITTE The Parket Market rtc Ilx the IJ mx I llc FREE PARKING VIC DIPPLE PFTFR.MORGEk CO Tre Ffor t P IN DI X AIR CONDITIONED gg TQLLER .cgwfucho Phone 46 jasper Natronally I N Produced asper SWIFT 6- COMPANY Inchana asper Indxana ' ' ' Cc gr: II: ' ms ICC' ' I ,IC I IIIY CU. Jasper Indiana P ON A T rr I is rv -S AS ' A E lNU'fX'x iT'9'W Ins ER, J ,NA I I' I I ' ' cm 5 '-fi-JY! 3 v 6 ' l'.:3-mu I1 X:-ff' Advertised XI' 'lx ' Qfx . K ,SL ,-'YL ' 'U lin: fl -if X -'fn' I' - 1? r' I, I 'Ihr' .' X . ffabfg WNW m J' , J !:,'.'-ff'- ff Vr I The Dubols County State Bank EACH DEPOSITOR S FUNDS INSURFD UP TO 510000 00 K UIIlIPIlIIILIllS 1 1 1-In X IXSPI imma 330 unplumnts IIRI 'NDI If S 215 E 6th St FINE FOODS I ispu N I lS NIUIJI' SI PII For Your Floral Arrangements Style Mart Sults Stetsons Hats For A11 Occaslons Jarman Shoes Jayson Sh1rts Jasper Ind Phone 264 W lhum HU ll'I'i INl'I'I'I'l , .XI'I'III'1t'IIX'l'I'1 ,XXI I'liU'I'I'X I' YUIQII .'I'lSS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation V I 1 .' of Compliments of IIA ,II 'lR'S ,IAS Q L'I'l'X' lgAl'l,1RY ai .' CII , ' ' III Sl'lIiY1L'I'1 Jasper, Indiana Phone fc ' - ' ui' Compliments of YACQGYS kQXI I'l . :Q 1' II llIlIIIl Jasper lfldillll Compliments of Q'm1g':lll1I:1Iirn1s to thc CI: s of '34 'I'III-I . :IIN .IA.' ' 1 l4'I.UItAl, YU. 1 , -- l'. U. Box 27 .IEISIDCII THE JASPER LACQUER COMPANY, INC. BlANI'I AC l'I'REBS Ol SI'IAI,l'1RS l I,,X'l' I,.XL'QI'l'1RS P-P GLOSS I.,XQ'QI'l'1RS P 'l'IIINNl'1RS l,.XL'QI'I'lli l'lN,XNIl'1I,S ff STAINS .XXII l II,I,l'1liS GERMA BA K DRINK DR PEPPER 10 2 and 4 f1Olll TheS S andS Manufactunng C11 Inc - I 7 L'u11g1'z1tl1l:1tio11s to the L'lIlSh of '53 I I I I I, '12 'II,I,lC. .' , Illlllllll GEORGE P WAGNER INIIHN IIION II IIHUI S11 f N 1011 llill S IRXIC IN! N XCIIIX IIIIS 11111 IAS! F C KUEBLER 8: SON Il NX lf l i UPU Ind1ana CONCRETE BLOCK 8: SUPPLY CORP IR X11 D lil UL x NI I lllllllt 180 Jasper H' St' 'IE Ind1a.na M Best Wlshes to the Class of 55 From R I' I S I V fn 9 S Ready To Wear Fabrlcs REISINI1 as C0nNEn sums STORE Qualntv Footwear Expertly Fntted . 1- A 'rv T A 'Q rv A 'A I AA ' SAW' SI .ION ' 'Kf lililflilii C . IRS FAI . .I. ' .WCS . 'I ' 1 ,HI VII 4 C I,IBIliS'i'UNl'l . 'YS S'l'EA. CI' Hill 21.3 31:1 .' 'col N' ' ' ' I ' W '1 1 1 . v 1 W, , s L Congratulations to the Class of 1955 From Your Friendly Neighbor Who Bottles The pause that refreshes The Best In Entertamment W T Z AM 0 Z FM the tops 1n Pops Sports News Hear The Play By Play B1-oadeasts Of A11 Your H1gh School Games On FM BREIDENBAUGH BROS BUILDERS SUPPLY INC BI X I H ISI OL 1 I II 88 Tqspu JASPER READY MIX CONCRETE CO N XII SS I NU XIINSS XI I ION I Phones 594 and 888 Jasper I I - 99 W I I - I04.Z W I I Z - I04.7 , . , 0 ' ' lIl'l'I I' 'I . 'KSN ISIYILIJ BE'I I'I+lli I3L'1I.1JINGS I'IIolIcw:'941 : Il 8 I ' I U ,'U . NU FSS A A M L . . , 9 ,NSS The jasper Herald CQ. l'liIN'l'l'IRS S'l'A'l'IONl'1RS THE DAILY HERALD DLI KREMPP LUMBER COMPANY INC I Ull rullnrf fill! S1 ll 1 Stl Inspu l I1 m 111 Imil l'I'l! , .' IIC .' Ol .larsl Imlizum , 0 1,1-t Um' Call ur Visit IM It All l u1'Y lil'll,lJlNiQ SI'l'l'l,IlCS Si ' ' . ' .' 'wmrl l iffy Y'1r.w 2143 NI: in .' 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