Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1957 volume:

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Q. as wir- -if TALKING lil Q Q 1:51 THE 1957 J VOLUME 27 JASPER HIGH SCHOOL JASPER INDIANA EDITOR JANE BORHO PHOTO EDITOR MARY ANN HUBBUCH BUSINESS MANAGER JUNE HECK SALES MANAGER MARGARET UEBELHOR DEDICATION To our Mothers and Fathers-who have dedicated them- selves to guiding us-whose love and influence have molded our lives and characters-whose seemingly com- monplace duties have actually been great accomplish- ments-and whose unselfish interests have helped to give us these past four years of education-we grate- fully dedicate this l957 J . The Class of '57 CONTENTS TOP TEN ACTIVITIES. . 4 FACULTY ...... . . I2 DEPARTMENTS. . . I8 HONORS. . . . . 24 SENIORS ......... . 32 ORGANIZATIONS .... 48 SPORTS ......... . 68 UNDERCLASSMEN .... 86 ADVERTISERS . . . . 'I02 Listen as the Talking 'J ' invites you to sit back, relax, and play the record of our '56-57 year at Jasper High School. As you hear or sing for the fame of the gold and black, you'Il remember the re- cords we made in scholarship, music, sports, and extracurricular activities. Perhaps these records weren't of national importance, but to the 565 students who worked and learned at JHS, this past year was f h b f h ' I' one o t e est yearso t elr Ives. l.et's look at the written record, and if you like, why not play the Talking '.l. ' They portray-in pictures and song, the story of life at our school. 3 OUR TOP TEN ACTIVITIES These Top Ten Activities Illustrate Typical J. H. S. Student Life Scenes Throughout the Year Pictured on the next six pages is the JHS Hit Parade-as determined by your interest. Based on a year of activities rather than a week'S, this hit parade is difterent from the one we watch on Saturclay nights. It covers every field of interest: classwork, sports, iouralism, pep sessions, drama, clubs, honors, music, and contests. All of these typify life at our school. These top ten activities are not listed in the order of their importance, but as they occurred during the school year. Some take place during school hours, some are extracurricular, and others are scheduled for after school. Together, they represent a record-breaking number of hours of planning and service. W UM. r We came to school lor readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmeticf' and, of course, the more advanced subiects, like lit, govern- ment, and trig. lt's a known fact that sometimes we daydreamed about the game that night, whom we were going to the dance with, or which dress Joe likes best on me. Wlwen we came back to real- ity, we firmly reminded ourselves that schoolwork is all-important, and buckled down to hard work and concentration! i . I J . gf ! 'S I 572 si -f A-uv x h f5 P 3 N Z' if? y x ' 'LX S Q' 1 9 .f ,A VL 5 X I , ir CSV :fy ond rrvQCrw'y TH r 1 up ii f- ' our php SHS 1 l Ewgigccif 5-N, urrwief Q-.Cry P 1, UQ' f'f1 ' 'Liz' 'rw gprwfvg Qcwg ' tfri' L55 rx Qr:Qpr'r-Hgh' ' ,rr ' ' if ' gyr swf'-flffi H - 1 ,S My r'iPi::, 5. . 1 Pwwmrs once r 1 Q: t.-. ce during sc'f1:iJe:: r' ' 1 VO' Llvii Efcfw Jul rms ri iq 'MC'--,f lov, UN! vm IL fNTW+'-r Vxfbeme-fe' 'Cowefsn were sold, the rcrverocrrs became bedlorrws cz sm- derwfs, dvrre-5, turd newspapers NYS cn fucridff We zzz' SCIIESWCV d df 12'- lGpS6 VCP' G,frfIk.E'ACVT! P :en 'Y 'igfeg rarer We ':c 's .we'e so cure? you could rec' c pm dropfeaerybody WGS Corwrerwred, Sicrmirmg fre pclpe' for news of importance to him, Tolk- irwg was ww-Xpsrtom, we preferred to read the fads cmd feorures in another Yssuc of our sired paper, Mony nights ot proctice went into the production ot Phontorn ot the High School, o rollicking, suspenseful drorro thot put rnost ot us on the edge ot our seots. Occosionol screorns from the cost ond the oudience broke the spell, ln the end we found thot the phontorn wos octuolly the innocent- looking secretory-ot oll people! It wosn't oll hord work for Mr. Leos ond the Thespions, they gorged thern- selves ot their clriclcen try, Club octivities kept us jumping. As the school governing body, the Stu- dent Council wos one of the busiest orgonizotions-especiolly while they mode preporotions tor the tootboll ond boslcetboll crownings. They supervised the elections-got nornino- tions, counted bollots, ond decoroted the courts. For this yeor's bosl-aetboll crowning the clubs purchosed o new boclmdrop which con be used for ony progrom in the gyrn. tif f mum su. B X 0 After several years of hard work and a few days of suspense, fifteen students became members of the National Honor Society, The impres- sive initiation ceremonies were witnessed by parents of the honor- winning students, the student body, and the faculty. The Recognition and Awards Program in May honored all students receiving distinction in a cer- tain field, such as journalism, music, or commercial subiects. -has ,za I PNN, ' With the largest operetta cast in the history of the school, the vocal department accomplished a first in music when it presented Babes In Toyland by Victor Herbert. Including the crews, over l4O students partici- pated in the three performances All the scenery and many of the costumes were ordered from New Yorlc. Miss Utz, the director, and the cast and crews spent many long hours working on the production. 5 'i I 1 t Since everybody porticipoted in the Spelling Bee, it wos o common sight to see students checking up on the most frequently missed words-ond the down-right hord ones. Atter prelimi- nories in the home rooms, the school hod o finol spell-oft to determine o Girl ond Boy Champ, ond from those two winners, the All-School Chomp. Contests in music, speech, ond ocodemic subjects odded to the com- petitive eyents ot JHS. M.-ff 4' Nr 1' JZ Yff ig-1 K. A -aff I X! 53.Li:l-ll There are smiles School would be a dismal place without the Smiles of our teachers. Desks, chairs, blaclcboards- all are meaningless unless we have someone to help us find and use every opportunity for l ing. Friendly and smiling, teachers are constantly helping us to improve our own per! alities by showing their faith and confidence in this younger generation. Probably in no other career must a person have so many aoilities. A teacher must be the master of certain sub- iects, he must be able to direct the learning of groups of students, and he must like to work with others. Bringing education to a faculty-student basis, JHS teachers serve as class and club advisers, dance chaperons, contest judges, a guiding influence. . . A! Mr. Bernard Gallagher, Superintendent of Jasper City Schools, ex- amines the plans for the new Jasper Public Schools now under con- struction. OUR ADMINISTRATION They Set Policy for School Managing the affairs of Jasper High School is the duty of Principal Claude Miller and his faculty of twenty-three, Mr. Bernard Gallagher, the Superinten- dent of City Schools, and the three-member School Board, composed of Mr. Claude Gramelspacher, Mr. O. Leo Beckman, and Mr. Casper Elliott. They must all work together for the benefit of the student and the betterment of the school. It is the responsibility of these people to see that there is a direct faculty-student relationship. Mr. Miller keeps a complete record of each student, conducts teachers' meetings, and supervises student organizations and activities. He and other members of the faculty also sponsor many extracurricular student functions. Mr. Gallagher and the School Board have many ad- ministrative oftices to attend. They select teachers, approve all school expenditures, provide all the nec- essary equipment forthe school, and compile an annual budget and financial report. Last year the board pur- chased property for a new elementary school. Construc- tion on the new building in the southwest part of Jasper is now well under way, lt has been estimated that the school will be ready for use by next fall. JASPER BOARD OF EDUCATION 'til Mr Claude Gramelspacher Mr O Leo Beckman Mr. Casper Elliott President Secretary Treasurer 7 uu.--.-i- Q ... wa-1 - 1 il ,,.,,,,m .. 1, - 1 5 u i Q ? Q If m Mr. Hugh Cathcart, school busi- ness rnanager, and Miss Eunice Henlce check the accounts. Selling textbooks and preparing a yearly budget are some of Mr. Cathcart's duties. He must also keep financial records for all clubs and organiza- tions at JHS. Almost any time you walk into his ottlce, you will find him going over an account with the treasurer ot a club. to q ,f ,Vq if 0 I t quit' A 5 tx . Y va, M .,iM ,f ' is Jasper High School's principal, Mr. Claude Miller, and school sec- retary Carol Meadors get an early s'a't on a typical busy day. They rms' keep a complete record of each student's grades during his tour years at JHS. Planning stu' dent's and teachefs schedules and organizing all club and extra cur' ricular activities af school are only a tew ot their duties. 'U 7 I f -- I Y I Miss HILDA AISHE Mr. TOM BIJHOP rv' HERBERT A BLANFORD Mr. JOHN J FIERST Miss FLORENCE GRATZER M s VIRGINIA HART Miss HILDA ndicmci Store Teadiers CoIIege, EiwgIisIw and Liremwre, School LiI9r:1'i:m Mr. TOM BISHOP B S, Indiana Stow Tecichers CQIIQ-ge, M S, Imdicmcn Stote TCCICITLMS COIIQQQ EICTT'6VTTC1'y cmd SeQ:rwdc1ry Imsrmmemcil Music, Adviser Q5 Junior CIc1ss cmd Pep Bond Mr. HERBERT A. BLANFORD--'A B, Imdicmci State Teachers COIIQQQ, Engl ISN Lferczfwe, off! Lcfifi I, Advise-f of Scpiowcre Class Mr. JOHN J. FIERST E S,IfwcIicmc1UP .ers 'fy M S, Imdicmci U'v.'ws ry Ifw'C'I:I H sfcy cmd U S H's7C'y, Adviser of Fw? 'Y -1 CIuss ami H surigiixs CML Miss FLORENCE GRATZER F 5, if ,1 ivy: Uiii.e'5i'-,Q H' A Ir'4'Ii'1r1c1 SMIT- Tezxz' 5-'s CQII:-ge Efg? si' ard L,fw::'.'e Adviser of E'esIwf 'vow CIfiss Mrs. VIRGINIA HART- BS, Rwdue University, Hi Er' yi T15 4fI.,si-' f junio' CIU55 wid FHA. - l. -- -,V. Mr FRED HOLUNDEN Mr. JACK L LEAS he is using siece-s ci cacksccmts and lerns ine horse ec to o re always cheeriwl, decfrated X.- 4? '- I -. X :Ju 'J' ELMER C HUWEFUD Miss SHARON KELLEY Mrs MARJCRE LlNNEVVEE:ER Miss KATHLEEN MELLON Mr. FRED HOLLINDEN-BS., at Indiana University, Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, and Trig, Adviser of Freshman Class and Carriera Club. Mr. ELMER C. HUNEFELDfA B., Oakland City College, BS., Oakland City College, Biology and Mechnical Drawing, Adviser at Senior Class. Miss SHARON KELLEYfB.S, lndiana University, Typing, Shorthand, and Oitice Practice, Adviser of Senior Class and FBLA, Mr JACK L. LEASMBS., indiana University, MS., Indiana University, English, Comp, Literature, and Spanishl and li, Adviser of Sophomore Class, Thespians, and Chess Club. Mrs. MARJORIE LINNEWEBER-BS., Purdue Univer sity, Honie Economics and Health, Adviser ol Freshman Class. Miss KATHLEEN MELLON-BS, indiana State Teachers College, Physical Education and Health, Adviser of Senior Class and GAA, Cheerleaders' Coach. FACULTY Mr. VICTOR NIXON-fl B., lmdwafa Uwwersmy, Plays 15, Qfealsfff, ara PWS- wcai Scwemce, Adwser af Jumaf Class, Nuvcvai Hara' S31 eff, afa Ca'fe'a Club Mr. LEO C. O'NEILL-BS, Lj'T'E'S1T'7f Q' Haba if S, If ,aw df - .E'i'7f, P ysl:aN Educafwam, Gc.e ef', ara Sazdcgg, FCJJEC' Q? if 5' Class. Mhietmc Director, Crass County add Golf Coat . Mr. HERBERT PITT- MAN, Jr.AE S, lmdiama Umiversmy, Nndwama Uf' .e'SN'y: AppNled 'faw and TNar!d H sfafyp Fd-user of Sep 5' C ass, Mr. TOM RENNEISEN-E S , Pur- due Um-fersary, MS., Wmdlana Urivsrssfyg EmgNish and L1'6'GTUV5g Adwsef af Freshman Class, f'CameT, and P955 Club, Mr. JOE B. ROWEKAMPfE.S., Oakland Qty Col?-age, MS., Nmdwavm Umversnyg U S Hwsfvy, Gaverrwem, and Saoalagy, Aavuser ta Freshwav: Class and Sfuderv Caurwcu, Mr. A. M. SCHULERfB.S., Purdue Universrry, flgmculture and Bwa1agy,Adwscr af Junior Class and FFA. N' '.'C'CR N 2 QN bf' C Lydxtl Mr TOM RENNUSTN ,vf J ff B Qflyfvf KAMP S Q 1 ,- 'Q 'Bs ...- u fx! .- li if V: . ,.,-f ffmor ,. .-rf -t C ,Y 13 ws , esutr, e T 5, 31,5 Lf Q, FACU LTY Mr, WES SETTLEVE S, Purace Us .ers'y lu'!soc:.n:'1 ng 'lt' '-3-c','i:' D'3.'.1rsg,c:'id Pr-fs Cal Eilssirzn ed. ie' 1' Sspssncre Class and Athletic Cll,b,ldeC1Cl Easeball Csacr, Assstar' Foyball Coacli, and A-ssstant l3GSLf6flZOll Coacln. Mr. TOM STOKES-BS, Dralfe Uniuersny, Dsyscal Educa, tiow, l-lealtr, Government, and Sociology, fldnse' ot Sopnor o e Class and Atltletic Club, l-lead Foo'lsall Coacn and Fresfnsan Basketball Coacc. Mr, WALTER STUTZ- Rose Polytecrnic Institute, BS., Indiana State Teaclsers Col- lege, MS, lndiana State Teaclsers College, Algebra, Boolfkeeping, and Typing, Adviser of Senior Class, Popular Music Club, and Boys' Clxorus. Miss RUTH UTZ-E S, In- diana State Teachers College, Elementary and Secondary Vocal Music, Adviser of Sopliornore Class and Popular Music Club, Director of Operetta and Madrigal Singers. Mr. LOUIS O. WUCHNER--BS., lncliana University, MS, Indiana University, Algebra and Plane Geometry, Adviser of Sophomore Class and Athletic Club, Head Basketball Coach. Miss JOAN KUPEReR.N., St, Mary's School of Nursing, Scbool Nurse, Adviser of PNA. film -..,., Q 3.-it ,',.- ,J -i AQ, Y by ff. ,ir - I Xi. , ' ,ix , ,Ji .V ,.C,:Q'3k , 1, QW 5' f Q C11 . l Ill UI-I 1 5 , . School-days, school-days Inclnned to complain about schoolwork we will soon find that as time goes on our problems increase in number and difficulty The excellent facilities and fine teaching methods in every department of Jasper Hugh School have been helping us to acquire an education a means of understanding At JHS students are oftered four courses of study academic a college preparatory course commercial for tuture secre tarues vocational for students interested in agriculture woodworking or home economics and general a course setting no limits on the selection of subgects Regardless of the course, we studied-for now and the future. School Days meant themes to write, problems to solve, questions to answer, experiments to work. OUR DEPARTMENTS A Wide Range of Subiecfs Is Offered Tne'e PS o reuse ot study tor every 'oste ond doll ty ot JHS Eozn S'L,dEFf hos on epperfunrfy to select '1'Spl1'Q'ClS rn C' le rs rnterestf-d ond wuih le wrll need to help htm c'oose o furture coreer. For the rnore se'3us students who o'e plonnrng to turtrer tnerr educo'on ot some college or universtty, were ts the ocodenwc Course, with lotin or Spontsh, chernrstry, odyonced moth, ond Engltsh Comp. Those whose ornhrttohs lre rn the field ot secretoriol or oftice work tollow the cornrnerclol course. One of the three yocotronol courses rs for students who hoye olreody ihosen their yocotlon lt you ore undec ded olaour the future, you' best bet is to tollow the generol course. In this bronch of study you ore oble to Choose ony cornbinotion ot sublects, wtth only English ond history required. -w.E'Y-'4 R f 6 I r A .-.nlffrxai DEPARTMENTS Aww Reiner dul1'.:'xs u SQ-'NYef:u m 'fe hows :ls Civ! of Her training in gruwm P We second year ci 5: wc' 'c. dedE'vgglf'vf'3J': 1 C' - 1' . fw rw-115 ',Q'e.Ic1: ' :, S ' ' 'vgCr'5 X m'::'-'r DEPARTMENTS Q It if 5' s f o n i U-Q11 if 1 'X- Fa The new modem krtcherv rv We Home econorvwfs deparrrfervf, Caro! Hopf and Sara Harney prepare the rrwgredrenvs for rhelr proiecf In baking Z. -,rl . -Q, 153521 'Ove their technique and increase rfe reducing the number of errors. The nrembers of the JHS band had dass daring the fhrrd nerbd each day, bu? they srrINm,frrw1:vf5Hafsmvhehfmd ref - rn oarside yrgmrrce 1.5 331741: -9- iff i ha 511 QM ' 1' 's ' xg 0: 5, s -has' 5 ,bm H ' Ax y u 5 V is I 5 I.- O If:-'...' ss 5 41 vnp v 5 if ,, . 401' 0 if ffl' .Q fl: -fs Q I 1 5 f i '- 6 ' inf, 55,6 SX A 1 ti f sys. +A 1 I JP UM luv V,-x',s s N-.. ,' Lf' A 0 'll sl XX XX ,un x' 'W ' xulrll lux . 04 :tvs 3 v M 'Q un Aww 0 gill 'Wx' 4 ,O sx, 5 ukx Our Honors Momew Qmrwmr ' to Honor-winning students have attained heir success by continuous hard worlc, not by merely turning a wheel of fortune, Years from now their awards will bring them Moments to Remember. At impressive ceremonies each year, students with scholarship, leadership, character, and service receive the highest honor JHS can bestow- nembership in the National Honor Society. :ifteen percent of the senior class may oe inducted into the organization, one-third at this lumber may be iuniors. All students achieving scholastic and extracurricular distinction are honored at a special awards program each May. Qecognized are the honor roll students, the Gchievement Test winners, the Boys' and Sirls' Staters, the Democracy winner f,.,, F., f.,,,, ,. ,. ,.,,,., IH, ,,', .,,, frinvf .-Q Nr:1r': P ' f f' .,,N- , Hmm: f' r r,d': fl ' 'Z L W slrrrr, 'I :fn- 1 1 f- 'amz rf fd rn Mar, r L1rrif ' Y rl Wm' rv., V if-H11 fi E, f1rr'I-, ' rr Vrlrrr grzf lrfzr ffl L' f 1 lromar. fw, Hd: fm' rr ' :lr i r,1'-Y srrorti fzwd Lwr w' f-'55 'L-rr, :r Gulf' f13'rrf vw ffv' 'ff Rc-gn' -'X' xl fAf5,rr.r'w-' Tr,-f'f 15 BMI, TM- 7 S5 1 ui 5 f fx f- Ln' 1' iq? f V 5 f I 1 rr - rr. - 1 'rr 1 1 ' vw 54:11 ' -5 'rf' Z3 X-1 .S 4 , I JA Borho Named 1957 Hubbuch, vw: girls cor'r 'Qrrce- Pc-rv CorwYc51,urrdirre lr-grow Qrr.h,rrrf:N lc' Tr-51 The 1956-57 members of the Nwionol Honor Sodefy cre LEFT io '-1 JK J-C' -'1 ROW 3 H' L' 5 S RIGHT, Row 1: V-rf Sm- ,K , V, 5- rf, in fr-1, -rf , , V- Don HOW 2' ROW 2. CM:' 'MM' L rv' fm, if PM zz 1 Peggy lCf'f LC. li' F6 M f m- Yr 1, A rr I ff.: ' 1 :bw 'fd L it L I 1' rf, , fb Z1 3 9 Selecleil lor nwgfflse-'s lp mn Oolll ons Hone' Socfely lo' Hgh School Jownczlvs ore Scroll Vhe lnlernnllcnol the following un 1' 5 1 'Y Comer ond J slcq members LEFT to WGHT, ROW l. ,,n1- l'f-'-f- ee- ,lvtrrw .,f. - J ,, r ROW 2 June Borho and John Henke Win Spelling Bee School wlnm-rs ol the l956 Spf-llmg B:-sf were June Borho ond Jenn Henke, new gen ora Competing fn 'he Vnol spellof' were forty hfcxlvs C1 lacy and cz gi wfvner chosen ln each of 'he fwefv, home' '9C'Y's ln prPlwwwc1'y Pllrwnfvlons 4,4..,,. , L - ROW3 , ,, li, V ,, ,. I 1, 'J f ROW 4: N:'333'e' J-:Le 'Oi lime BL Md, il Sihfe de' Je ,f V. nluer. Jane Fell Democracy Contest Winner Roprnnnling JHS in the county I Speck For Democracy Comes? was June Fell o sophomore. Sho wox nomed school winner over flve ofher fwnufisls, c boy ond o girl from each ol vhe Vhree upper classes me ,df ' 'fi ., A K 5 X X, X I X 9 Y . Sr' W' pl 2? . al . rizlf I I I 5 , . , ' ., I , ,C I'f1vN'x ,..mi Senwors chosen os ddegoves Vo Yhe W95i sexsuons of Hoes er Boys' ' . , nf If ' 5 -2, Z' 1 2' L 1, '. F' ROW 3 .r- S9o9e ond Hoover Grrls Siofe o'e LEP' vo RIGHT, ROW I gun- Hr , , ' J'-' P, SVP: ROW 4 r V- or 4 .:, K- r . 1 21 K . , r wwf-, 1' T Y ' w fy., if nf. E: Q MJ ROW 2- S :,:' B- ,-f -gr.,' , x f Rzzdre Jane Borho Is Girls' Sfofe Lf. Governor John Hoffman Elected Mayor of Boys Sfafe Lal' I I Q John Henke ls Merit Scholarship Final ist On the basis of his score made on the scholarship tests, senior John Henke was named ci hnalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program, All finalists were given a scholastic aptitude test for col- lege entrance lohn Henke reads the letter from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation informing him that he is a finalist is the scholarship program. Local F. F. A. Members Receive State Honors Two FFA members, Charles Hopf and Larry Mehringer, are candidates tor the high honor ot Hoosier Farmer. Junior Schnarr, who received the degree last year, was also elected sectional presi- dent ot the FFA last spring. Named the JHS 'Good Citizen, senior Jane Borho represented Jasper in the county D.A R. Contest at Huntingburg Sgoreg mgde On the history and government examination given to contestants de- termined the county winner. sl ff f A jane Borho, the JHS Good Citizeff' pinS on the DAR. pin she 'eceived from the Cconty chapter of the Daughters at the American Pevolation Kathy Heichelbech Wins Homemaker Award Senior Kathy Heichelbech, who received the highest score in a test on homemalning knowledge and attitudes, was named the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow in JHS. Her winning paper was entered in state competition. '- X., 77' l K Hgrgf winning FFA fr-5-'fbi-fs, Larry Mehringer, Junior Sqhngrr, grid lfvthf Hetchelbr-I' fre Bs-tt, Crofke' Jdornerraker of Tomorrow, re Cfariss Hopi, look ar pictures they took at the National FFA V '5 '1 i 'l'f' ff: ff'i'l'1-U iili'-'Vi :CW Mrs HOW he' lwme ECO MQQMM, nanncs tc-ivher 19 U Sr'-e :V-N ma 'We Ralprr Liu wg: :ewwo e f- of I .eeec or we ,Q'-?'!,'vTrP1vgL,'5 5 ,. ' 35? 1 35123 ' c':'1vQ-5' Football Queen Au1urnn Leaves was fhe theme for the l956A57 Football Coronation, in which senior Phyllis Schneider was crowned queen by to-capfaln Bill Seng immedialely prececing fhe Wildca1-Hunter game. Her affendanls were sen ors Theresa Melz and Janice Schmidf, lun ors Mary Jane Burger and Judy Hlrvsel sophomores Marilyn Sleberf and Sara Schnelder and freshman lanlce Knies. a',- .. ,, 1 1. P ffx 3 'Vx L Cf Q. h .X - , 1, I L? SV' tLe.n,e'o,1 '- Q 1 , Vefz f, o f E:-we Q or we has 1 ry ,vm 1 L :c QC Basketball Queen MSCI? ac. Ce' Reigning over the l95b-57 baskelball season was Mrss Theresa Melz, wha received her crown during a Silver Bells ceremony lmrnedlafely following Yhe B Team game on December 20 Q, ,Meer V 5 S: ec-3' .Ill '-.-' se' Q' e ac . Tceresg 'fc-': a .5 e SQf rGY re e 're Royafy Cate gner .n fi, . 1 . I Yhel I 5 l l is ' . .sn, ,. , ' n l '. , n. gr .4 W. W l,,, an la 'i u U -.-. ,, ia, Q- s.. o ,, O Sq Y. ha- ' 1-., 'Q 4 - T ' -an in Us, '- .u S U - 'u, :' .in f !Q T 4 ...' li' 5 Q., . . X , 4 iW 'w--.... f Representing Jasper High School in the annual Christmas parade and celebration at Huntingburg was Holiday Festival Queen Miss .lane Huther, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph i W C f , , ' f Huther. Festival Queen Jasper was represented in the eighth annual Christmas parade held in Huntingburg by senior Jane Huther, elected the JHS Holiday Festival Queen. Jane was one of tifteen queens who were honored in the fes- tivities that day, The girls were guests of honor at a noon luncheon and later at a program in the gym. They received many beautiful gifts from the Huntingburg merchants. Miss .lane Hutlrei, the Jciszler Holiday Festival Quan--v, mules hm i GS she 'idi-S in tm- iinrxihzl Chustnfxs parade lu,-ld in Hl1ntn.ttm'ft Jesse- ng- Quests cnskutoall royalty Queen Theresa Metz and seniors, Phyllis Schneider and Janice Caidwal ga L fr If ,a ' 1 Schmidt, enloy the Wildcat- T 7 ii' iii .! ' 1 .,, J r, .4Y I D gl aw , v x 1 C V ' f 1 O K , A Qfx 3. E if X f -2 2 iff 3 1 I xi 4 3 I 5 1 5 -ss, , 5 4' -s,-s...,,, i x '-N. i , f-, -A , .sz Wg. X L f b fiirh AA in V A 4 :wi l X3 i ,, 3 5 2 is 3. li 3 , Our Seniors So many memories As we, The Class of '57, look back upon These years aT Jl-lS, vve know They have comprised one of The mosT imporTanT Times of our lives. That memorable hrsr day of high school, our classes, The friends we've made, reporf card Time, our class plays, The prom we gave, The wav we cheered our hghhng VVildcaTs, The con- TesTseall combine To give Us Tour never'To-be-Torgoh Ten years. AlThough Commencement marks The end of our careers as sTudenTs of This school, iT is acTually a beginning-o Time To begin To use The edocalion we have acquired during our high school days. Some of us will geT iobs or serve Uncle Sam, The resT ol Us will continue our educaTion aT college, bm for all of us, The Turure means So Many Memories . . . 454 'fi' u A -r fl I l Q - .. Q x 'vs - iQ ' c ' 7 Q 3. W Elf V Q' f 1 L fr ' Q-- 7 - V , 1 . x u I WILLIAM ANGERER JERRY BECKMAN GENE BERGER JOHN BERTH SENIORS WILLIAM ANGERER- Wild Bill --Turnbling C sb l,2, Musif Theory Club 3, Pep Band 4, Band l,2,3,4, Kitten Cheerleader l, Thesptans 34, Operetta 4, Sec.-Treas Turnb- ling Club 2. JERRY BECKMAN- Beck '- Musif Theory Club 2, Cantera Club 3, Pep Band 4, Band 2,3,4, Boys' State 3, Operetta 4 GENE BERGER- Curly --Music Theory Club 23, Student Council 4, Pep Band 4, Bard l,Q,3,4, Barbershop Quartet 4, Camm- ittee Chairman for Prom 3, Thespians 3,4, Operetta 4, Class Pres. 4, Class Sec.-Treas. 2, Sec.-Treas. Student Council 4. JOHN BERTH- Herman the German -Camera Club l,2, Chess Club 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Football 2 SUSAN BEYKE- Bike -FHA l, Latin Club 2, Historians' Club 3, Popular Music Club 4, Glee Club 24, District Ensemble Contest Q, Committee Chairman lor Prom 3, Girls' State 3, Parliarnentarian of FHA l. JERRY PAUL BIRGE-- Splurge fPress Club l, Music Theory Club 23, Pep Band 4, Band l,2,3.4, Madrugal 3, Cornet Stnfl l,2, Sports Editor 3, Basketball l,2,3,4, Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Track l,2, Baseball l, Thespians 3,4, NSPA 2, Operetta 4, LAWRENCE BIRKLE- Tiny -Athletic Club l, Turnbling Club 2, Boys' Chorus 3.4, Madrigal 3,4: Barbershop Quartet 4, Football T, Student Manager 234, Baseball 3,4, Track l. RUTH BLACKGRAVE-l'Ruthie -FHA l, Latin Club 2, Student Council 3, Popular Music Club 4, Girls' State 3, PTA Honor Roll Award 2 SUSAN BEYKE JERRY PAUL BIRGE IA ul ' 1 i' 3 I 9 3 B ,552 sp-4-O 2T'f'f-gr' rr' F! K. ' P - Q ily. 'iid 3 f v.. 1' -',-ff , ,, 1 . . , . f , 3 if! 'x . ffl 1' r.. I t x 3 5 l , 'ww I at '- Plannirg Cornrnencement activities for the Class o '57, Secretary-Treasurer John Henlme, President Gene LAWRENCE BIRKLE an-, slow. 91, -.sg . K l i -1, A Q Q RUTH BLACKGRAVE x T ,R I SENIORS KENNETH BUEHLFR- Buck -' ' JACKIE BURGER- Jack ' 5 E 7 3 ' 'H' '.' ' ' E Ai 7AWf' '-: R ' f STANLEY BURKE- Svcr E ' - ' ' 'X 5 ' 1 CAROL DUDDS A 4.5, , v -5 JAMES ECKERLE- Jim 3 1 F ' ' F' J' N J ' En-1 'M' 'T'-1 v - ' DANLEL EfKf ERTf BLUCJQLP '-f RITA ECKERT- Tfmfs ' ' ' na- F rf - 1 L Nw' KENNETH BUEHLER JAMES ECKERLE v0 ' 431 9' fv- , 7 WANDA EISENHUTA Joan JACKIE BURGER DANIEL ECKFRT ..-4 Q of rl 1 ,- STANLEY BURKE CAROL DUPPS RITA ECKERT WANDA EISENHUT Af-.gs Q-173 'a4n' 7 .Q --L 'I STANLEW ENGLERT Hqgo ' SENIORS 5 4 LEV JAMES ERNY- Shrhvp Ei, .7 PATRICIA FEHRIBACH- Patsy ' F ' Lo VERNE FLECK .1 .L ' 24 ,.. V . . PEGGY FRIEDMANM Peg ' . ' : 1 Z JANICE FUHRMAN- Flea I DONALD GEHL- Don' 1 r,J,.,,. , . C iq, cf,-. E, r H w I PATRICIA FEHRIBACH DONALD GEHL l. Q. f I I'1 0- in fx.. sz Q?-.. . l DAVID GIESLER BETTY GRAMELSPACHER JO SENIORS DAVID GIESLER- Jody -Co 'e'a Club l, Athletic Club 2,4, Bosxetball Tlieory ClLb 3, Basketbdl ',2,3,4, Football 234, Baseboll L23 4. BETTY GRAMELSPACHEFPGAA l, Music Theory Club Q,3, Poplar Music Club 4, Band l,2,3,4, Tysrg Aword 3 JOEL HARKER Tixfblirwg Club l,2, Corriera Club 3, Popular Music Club 4 JUNE HECK-- Fl'lA l, Music Tbeory Club Q, Historians' Club 3, Bridge Club 4, Glee Club 2,3 4, Ai- corwpariist 4, Tfisle Trio Accorvooriist 4, Sextet 2, Corret Stott 2 Exchange-Editor 3, J Staff 23, Business Manager 4, District Ensemble Contest 2, Flower Girl ot Carr-merwcerrfewt 3, Operetts 4, Class Sec.-Treas l, Sec-Treas Historians' Club 3 BETTY HEICHELBECH- Bets -GAA l,2,3, FBLA 4, Comet Typist 3, Tyoing Award 3 KATHLEEN HEICHELBECH- Kctl1y fStudentCouncil I, FHA l, Lxtiri Club Q, Histo, riaris' Club 3, Bfidge Club 4, Glee Club 23, TrEole Trio 2, Corret Assoc. Editor 3, J Stat? 2,CosyEd1tor 4, Quill :fd Scroll 3, Gi'ls' State 3, Operett: 4 JOHN HENKE fTumblirig Club l, Music Tbecrv Club 2, Carriera Club 3, Pep Band 4, Band l,2,3,4, Basketball l, Szrellirig Bee Firalist l,2,3, Boys' Clwarfpion 3, Geometry Aclwievemeft Test 2, Boys' S's'e 3, Naticrcl Merit Scbolofslwip Firalist 4, Clcss Secfreos, 4, Se:- Trefls. Pep Baad 4 MARILEE HENKE- Mury'-Latin Club 2, FBLA 4, J Stat? 4, Cyrirviittee Ciiclvfrtnrri tor Prof' 3, Latin l Aclriew:- 'ert Test Regiorzzl 'Wibrier 2, Girls' State 3, PTA Hoi-Q' Roll Awzfc 23, Sborttumd :od mprg X-w:'cs 3, Pres FBLA 4, Sec -Tre rs -::' ri Club Q. BETTY HEICHELBECH KATHLEEN HEICHELBECH JOHN HENKE MARHEE HENKE ,Q , Ni 1 4 '? ' x W? -0 ,,-r MARILYN HERBIG , v D0 v '23 1 Y MARY ANN HERZOG DANIEL HOFFMAN MARJLYN HERBIG- Boofies JOHN HOFFMAN SENIORS Harry 4 DANIEL ROFFMAN- Dor' X-, . , , ,, ' , . .. , SWT-J , vw ' ' J f! AJ, EL, SRM- 2 Ti P'3r ' 1-iz 'L . f-'VH-2 Bzrfl Q, . 'f Pr: H ' ' JOHN HOFFMAN- Hogy or Ape ' 1 ' -'- f. lu f ' IA- , I f J . , ,, , 1 , Q. .,, , : Sfuderw? Cfwrwiw' 4 JOHN HOPF ?. K,J 'Qi C .Y g 4 MARY ANN HUB- ' BUCH- Annie F?-A Q Q f ,4 Q Qu f '- ': :H i' f, 4 ,w,.' Asses Eddy 3 J Pivm 'L V 1+ Y f- 1 EM J, 1,-' 'H ' :J ' uv'f,-L? 3, Ay, .,,. WW. mf.. v 1 ' f ,-V, Y, 'JSA 3, fN1V'1F:f PL' ' S042 ,, , .' 1 . 7 F 1- FQWVCJ JQJ, F 1511.21 Cixi f7 Vi: ,--' GW :' f '7 Q'4'f PM-i PWS 7' : 7 D 'f-' -1 JANE HUTHER- Janie 511- fif' f, , CJLJ3 VKJJJ1 'I ' f J.C 4, G G+- f,Y.: T f' -1, '.' F' ' 5 ff FH- 'Y CJVQ , iff' J V ffm' V- :,:i- Y. OH- , ' f f -1 fr JFS- ':' if f-fi' :Pg 3 ' I FLI3 A f-'f- H3 -S 5 ' N-' G11 fp? CQ'--H ,fm H F5 r ' , 'ff' .1 JANET JAHN- CJCIJ IOC rvwimd W-Q Jwd QI, 13' vw 'fjohnnyff FHA 1 LAM gf ,- 5 3 I 1 C V-1 31 A' 4, by Ss- bwlf Ci V 2, Sf-' -v :'- FBLA Ai JQHN Hgpp MARY ANN HUBBUCH JANE HLJTHER JANET JAHN 'av' Tiff' T 95 Y 4-'S ' 1 f -. in ,- fair' 0- ,-...- , ,F 'rx i--f K ft ad' YL PATTY JAMES RITA MAE KELLER 1 mil - ' ANITA LOUISE JERGER MARY CAROLYN KIEFER F : fr fix. 3 'L ,....f f- ff Y 1 1 .S EDWARD JERGER JOHN JUDY LOUISE KlEFFNER MARY AGNES KLEM SENIORS PATTY JAMES ANITA LOUISE JERGER Louwse EDWARD JERGER -f1 .' JOHN JUDY RITA N KELLER Q MARY EAROLYN KNEFER mo LOUISE KIEFFNER lwe MARY AUNES KLEM- Angle N J 'Sv 1 V: Y A pa I X 4 S I ,- wr 9 - . mn' - JUN. - . I . , , H , ,3 M 4 AE - R, . I A, :ft ' E ' ' A1 V' fx I if 6 41 T SARA KNIES MARILYN KREILEIN JUDY LASHER THOMAS LEINENBACH SENIORS SARA JANE KNIES- Knies Smdenv Cowan I, FHA ', L'1fi'- CI,b 2, I-Irsiorions' Clob 3, Pcpfcxr Music CIJI3 4, G'f4e CI.,r:Q,-1, TrpIe Trio 24, J S-fog 2,-1, One-retro 4 MARILYN KREILEN- MerIee FHA Ig Press Cho 2, Swcenr CowciI 34, Giee CI,:: 234: i:Ie Trio 2, Comer SMH 2 3, J Stag 3, Baskefb':I' Cox' Z, CJ:e'e'?': 4, Vice-Pres. Sxoerf Ccur':iI 3, Se:-Treus Press CLQ 2 JANICE LAMPERT- Swcmby -FHA I, Press CI.b 2, Sufew CIN: 3, P:::.I':r Music CIM: 4, Gee CI-c 2,3,M:1drj311I E,-4, Trir'e T' Q C, 'J S713 2, Vorsify Creer'ec:de' 3, B1:sIceYbL1II Coy? 2, 'Vein .ns 34 Sing Leader of FHA I JUDY LAMPERT-'Faye' Sreze C e: 72 2, 33:- uIor Music CHL: -4, Gee CMB 3, J SMI? 3,22 JUDY LASHER- GAA I, Lafr' CI-: 2, Fsferlfzns' CIi,c Z, Brage C .5 -1, 3:eI'g Bee Finds? 22, Enghsn F-:In everrenT Tee? 3, 515-cefbt:If CC. 3y GIrIS' Sfcfe 3 THOMAS LEINENBACH- Baldy T-rcIn3 CLD IQ, Boys' Crows 3, Cv-ss CIJI9 4, Foothill I, Csererw 4 EILEEN LINDAUER- GAA ', Press CIUIJ 2, Sxfefy Cr.c 3, P::e :' Nnsic CI.b 4, Co e? SYZZI 2 3, 'J S7519 2. SHIRLEY MERKLEY-' Moose 4Press Club I,2, Safety CI-o 3, Poouicr Mn: CILQ 4, Bcnd 1,2 3 4, J' S135 IQ, Vice-Pres Safety Ciub 3 xi' N 7 l gr 1--' lfx 'D M V, 5,,1k JANICE LAMPERT JUDY LAMPERT EILEEN LINDAUER SHIRLEY MERKLEY as Senior adviser, M55 Neiicr- rrfezsued Eileen Lindoeer :or o Cornnnencernenf gow- Barr Wczde Vries on ru cap for size w iIe I GWUITS Iiis turn 9 S Luc ML-yor sp:-mt lnours wrnmg up hw sa-rrim cord 5kirf Sl1c's l,.f,mwq at wrll lfwlg '15 mio un lrm us i? does on Lwrry Txber. THERESA METZ JAMES METZGER DIANE PLACE CHARLENE PRIOR Z -4 if Q of' SENIORS THEREAS METZ GAA T, P'es5 Club Q5 S3591-y Club 3, Pigzulcr MLS: CLD 4, Gif Club Q, 315-C-'r:':'l Ccurf '4, Bc:5kQ':':Ql Queer' 4, F3ZYIZ1ll Court 2,2 4, Flower Gvl nr CC Pl'kCVWKEV7'ClTl Z, Class Sei' T'f::f 3, S6LfT'v,-15 GAA T JAMES METZGER FFA l,?,3,4, Fzfx Lf-1? Idermflcmrlon Team l,2,3,4. YVONNE MEYER- Evie WFHA l, Lzf rw ClLb 2, HT:?orlms'Cf-l1 3, Populs' Music Clu 24, Triple Trio Q, J Stag 4, Operctto 4 RONALD in 4, Glee Club PFAU- Dope Pfo actor Clul: Qj Camera Club 3,4 DIANE PLACE- DOgs +GAA T? 3, Poziulor Music Club 4 CHARLENE ANN PRIOR Club Q, Music Theory Club 3, FBLA 4, Bend l,2,3,4, lf? T,pwsT A Sbgrrlvwd Award 3, PTA Honor JANICE RASCHE GAA l, Lmm Clull 2, Hlsfcrions' -GAA T, Press Come-Tl' S905 Poll Award 3 Club 3,4g Glec Klub 343, Glrls' Sfufc 3, Cucrcflu 4 LOIS RASCHE- Lef7y ' CAA I, Lmu Clun 7, Hnstcmfms Club 34, Lczrm l Aclwxp-vwvurwt Teal, Rc- qwr' rl VVm1wr P, Gwrla' Sfczfv fi, PTA Honor Roll Awrvd l,2,3p Vwce' Pwr: Lum Club Q7 YVONNE MEYER RONALD PFAU JANICE RASCHE LOIS RASCHE wx . 1 'N K 'L' if 0- if ,,, ,f 4 + L .1 ff l' T .sr 40 1 .4' 1'-Q 4' ' T ?f'7 Y Y' 'u sv! 5, . 'fi Q , KHP . , 5, . 'iff , + -v Mig. ' ,iq I .'. V E ' sas- fs- , - ' tl 2X I' X 17 's Z 1- XX, 4 QI A ROBERT RASCHE SHIRLEY RECKER VICTOR ROOS MARY HELEN SCHITTER DAVID SCHLICHTING JANICE SCHMIDT THOMAS SCHMIDT EDWIN SCHNARR sENloRs I g 11042 'I ,A Ig,,:M ROBERT RASCHE- sum 1 C-I , C- QF ' mg A: SHIRLEY ANN RECKER CPF y HA Q' C rf ,A ' E vuuosz Roos-'vac ACI '--.ff fi C I p -A -I O , ., M- 'A' tm ,Y ffj: -',, ,. ,,:,Y,1 A : ,g4.,:,: 4 SD, ,iz R f '15 f .1 MARY HELEN SCHITTER GLA I V V, 1 -1 DAVID SCHLICHTING- sm 'gwq i :I - if .1 1 I E JANIQE SCHMIDT- ,- schmadvy A ' f - 9 H H ' THOMAS SCHMIDT- Toby 4' -A A Qin ': -1 EDWIN SCHNARR, Jr- lume or Texas . IOM I L: ' fl W3 1?9iI 'QQ '1f:v fczgf, 'Im ' D K c zrffnge Of 'ms new .dfubqg I3 'W I 5x ci JAMES SCHNEIDER SENIORS JAMES SCHNEIDER- Smp - VL' 3 PHYLLIS SCHNEIDER BETTY SCHUTZ PEGGY SEGER PHYLLIS SCHNEIDER 5' -DWL.. 1 . f-,.T- fx C BETTY SCHUTZ ' PEGGY SEGER- Peg 1 , 5 RU: 2 E 1 -1 LARRY TABER- Tube ya' :- -1 EDNA MAE THEWES- Tender ' -3 JERRY TROXLER- Woodfe I .,.v ,v . 35, 4 ROBERT J TABER- Bob H9 LARRY TABER ROBERT TABER Q EDNA MAE THEWES 1017, J 3 ff' 3. wr- vxv. ' JERRY TPOXLER 2-E' Ll si -. ' fm' :nxt i -N... WILLIAM SENG RONALD SERMERSHEIM MIRIAM STEMLE VIVIAN STURM SENIORS WILLIAM SENG- Honey -Athletic Club IQ, Music Theory Club 3, Pep Band 4, Band I,2,3, 4, Basketball I, Football I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, Kitten Cheerleader Q, Spelling Bee Finalist I,3, Ist Div, n District Sao Contest I,Q,3, Qnd Div. in State Solo Ccntest I,2,3, Boys' State 3, Goeretta 4 RONALD SERMERSHEIM- Pete -AtlwIetic Club I, Student Counci, 2, Sports Tnee ary Club 3, Ctwess Clcb 4, Baslcetbzzl' I,Q,3 4, Football I,2,3, Golf 3,4, Boys' State 3 MIRIAM STEMLE--Stuaert Cawcl I, FHA I, M.Jsic Theory Clua 2, Historicrs' Club 3, B'idge Club 4, Cornet Busfess Mgr, 3, J Stat? 2, Copy Editor 4, Ist Dv in District Solo Contest I,3, End Div. in State Sala Contest 3, National Honor Society 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Girls' State 3, Flower Gwl a' CCWWEUCQWCFT 3 VIVIAN STURM FI-A I, Music Tneory Cie: 23, Pep Band 4, Band I,Q,3,4, Glee ClLb 4, Triple Trio 4, Ist Div, in District Solo Contest I, Ist Div in Dis- trict Ensemble Contest I. MARGARET UEBELHOR- MIcll fPress Club I, Latin Club 2, Pia! torians' Club 3, Bridge Club 4, Cornet Stat: I, Cir:u'atian Manager 3, J Stag 2, Sc es Manager 4, Cornrnittee Chairman tor Prom 3, Spelling Bee Finalist I,3, Thespians 3,4, Quill and Scoll 3 GILBERT VOEGERL- Gipf'-Atnlehc Club IQ, Popular Music Clap 4. BARBARA VONDERHEIDE- Barb -GAA I, FHA 2,3, FBLA 4, Glee Club 4 LEONA VONDERHEIDE- GAA I, FHA 2, Popular Music Club 4. MARGARET usssu-ion GILBERT VOEGERL BARBARA VONDERHEIDE LEONA VONDERHEIDE 1 b':u:-:S-Q 'No A- Q': 'P 8. '?SZ' si Y 7 MARY LOU WADDELL BARTON WADE JANET WEHR SENIORS MARY LOU WADDELL- Lou -GAA I, FHA 23, Popular Musif Club 4. BARTON WADE- Bart -Tronslerred from Herkimer Hlglw School, Herk- irner, N, Y, Pep Bond 4, Cross Country 4, Track 4, Operevlo 4 JANET WEHRA FHA li Latin Club 2, Student Council 3, Popular Music Club 4, Secretory FHA l. JAMES WILLIAMS- Jim Safely Club 3, Popular Music Club 4, Golf Teom l,2,3,4, 5 i 443 cf ' ' 3 if , ' A 'M JAMES WILLIAMS Trying to rnolce on all-importonf decl- swon, Ruilw Bloclcgrcve, Belfy Scl'1l.'Z. Pele Serrrerslwiern, .lolnn Hoflrnon, and Legorim Zoglwwsn lock of bulletms and dlscues vhe pros and cons of vornous lzllefzc-5 f' 3 ' r 3 I X L K L gg 1 2 Z, GERALD WINKLER WILLIAM WOLFE PAULA WUCHNER LEGORA ZOGLMAN Janet Vxlehr come help Sara Knies lo the car, These two on their woy to with other mensbe ing class. SENIORS GERALD WINKLER- Jerry fCamera Club l,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Cornet Photo Editor 3,4, J Photographer 3,45 inter- closs Discussion Finalist I, Quiil :md Scroll 3g Boys' Stote Eg PTA Honor Roll Award lg Vice-Pres. Ca iera Club 3. WILLIAM WOLFE- Bill - Camera Club l,2,3,4. PAULA WUCHNER- P. J. f'-' -FHA l, Lctiri Club 2g Historians' Club 31 Bridge Club 41 Girls' State 3. LEGORA ZOGLMAN- Satch -Tronsterred from Rockport High School, Popular Music Club 41 Algebra Achievement Test 3, X by just in time to acl her luggage into seniors will soon be Washington, D.C. gif' rs ot their groduat- .,g-me -ff Q .f' 47 sz' fl., K nit!! Z J , . 1 xsf,1'f, ,710 if 4 ! i ? Our Clubs u:lA'A'Ill-liulilll i I -b - , ' Z-gfml-,nfl lllfll nl I I To each his own, to each his own By joining clubs and organizations, every high school student can have a well-rounded program ot extra- curricular activities. At Jasper High School a club is considered a group which meets during the ECA per- iod every Thursday, an organization has its meetings after school, or it may be a regular class such as band or glee club. With a To Each His Own policy,, JHS students find that almost without exception there is a club to suit everyone's special interests. Through- out the school year we engage in a variety of club activities: planning elections, discussing basketball strategy, selling ads, giving plays, writing articles of wistorical interest, presenting musical programs, play- ng volleyball or maybe even chess. . . BAND rr HQ ydgr fQ Nom ,f f u-J we -1-4. ROW f- S ROW 1 W2 ROW? 1 4u H. . ,X M F H , V. F :Q 'V6 'Si Q, -3 ,gmgqf '-1 X'-H -'ffm 1 'E fI'5C ' TQTI' IT' Q ' Qyxjj r :o f:QQ :f 32 1' ,- Q1'j '3 ,gf fn? .45 Eliwil fret: :gpg f 4253 5,356 - f V, K , J ' -Of :Q Og --,255 Q' 3 ' '-3:9 3 3 f VS- dw, ESV 'U 'Q R JSWCT 'fivcfrg Qjwgg' 'fe bird Qi'::'f e3 3' f: 'E 'W-bw fi ANL ff-H-at fn 'Ha f 1f,L'f H- nf-ff.. K -, Y, N, yy .,. ,, UWM. . 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J , 'I , BM- HY' A, Y N V A ' ix, ,.,::,.:, EN- BOM. 3:,,, .. 15.2 V, ?,v J' W 4 VM .V Q:'e any I: :xr V' : , I ' ' j ,, I ,,,4-.i : Y 4,7 U, HIL , ,pam 5,,f,.,A5 Lf-F '-.O iff' ZW ROW 1: '. -1, nowz i TE W eu ROW 2 f SAXOPHCNJF SVC wON ROW 1 7 QW 3 Q, CC ROW 2 c 1 U W zo SF TRUMQU SFTTION ROW Ig EV' H'f1 f,n, ROW 2 BQYZ, Rivurd Sifmfx, FJ,-I nw, gg, 'Rc-'f ' I , mf ,JH X A : l 1X'W'N'VX L 31 Members of the Junior-Senior Glee Club are, Left To Right, ROW 1: Janice Bromm, Carol Graehler, Margie Nalin, Nancy Heck, Jane Huther, Margaret K.eftner, Jackie Janes, Barbara Vonderheide, Mari- lyn Kreilein, Janet Wehr, Judy Himsel. ROW 2: June Heck, Accom- panist, Mildred Bleemel, Henri Blessinger, Ruth Neuman, Marlene Haas, Georgina Vogler, Janice Schmidt, Peggy' Fromme, Darlene Pictured are the Madrigal Singers, Left To Right: Phyllis Schneider. tan Englert, Jane Huther, Dan Hoftman, Patty Vvibbels, Tom Tho- mas, Janice Lampert, Rich Klem, Dixie Yokern. Tom Wuchner, Judy Himsel, Larry Birlcle. +- l . Welp, Janet Bohnert, ROW 3: Betty Voegerl, Lou Ella Burger, Bev- erly Weigel, Vivian Sturm, Sara Knies, Bonnie Mehling, Susie Beyke, Pat James, Dixie Yolcem, Phyllis Schneider. ROW 4: Rita Keller, Peggy Seger, Joan Fischer, Marilyn Buchta, Yvonne Meyer, Patty Wibbels, Lucille Schenetzke, Perline Vogler, Janice Rasche, Jo Ann MCCune, Pat Fehribach, Carol Dupps. GLEE CLUBS Included in the vocal music department are the Junior4Senior Glee Club, the Sophomore Glee Club, the Freshman Mixed Chorus, the Madrigal Singers, the Triple Trio, the Boys' Chorus, and the Barber- shop Quartet. All members of the department have promoted good co-operation through the media of vocal music. The vocal department presented much entertainment for the fac- ulty and student body at the annual Christmas program and at the Democracy Contest. They also entertained members of the K of C, Kiwanis Club, and D of l. The smaller groups in this department brought many awards back to Jasper after they attended the Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble Contest at Evansville. The departments biggest project was the presentation at Victor Herbert's Babes In Toyland. Over 140 students co-operated in making this project a great success. Miss Ruth Utz, assisted by Carol Graehler, directed the production. The Glee Clubs and Madrigal Singers are sponsored by Miss Utx, while the Boys' Chorus and the Barbershop Quartet are under the direction of Mr. Walter Stutl. Sophomore Glee Club members are, Left To Right, ROW l: Marie Kieflner, Norma Krodel, Roberta Jones, Doris Marks, Donna Fleck, ROW 2: Ruth Lechner, Pat McNelis, Dorothy Knast, Ernerita Per- rin, Mary Joyce Nerkley, Marilyn Parker, ROW 3: Joan Gadlage, Rita Mae Brornm, Carolyn Frornrre, Marie Sendelweck, Theresa Klueh, Eileen Lechner, Rosemary Seger. ROW 4: Nancy Burger, Dianne Hanselman, Carol Hopf, LaVerne Beyke, Dorothy Krodel, Susan Knust, Marie Rottet' Carol Sermer- sheim. Comprising the Freshman Glee Club ore, Left To Right, ROW 1: Diane Scherer, Patty Merkel, Joan Eckstein, Bernie Fehribach, Pete Rasche, Charles Schenetzke, Bernard Kress, Louise Stevens, Sue Kavanaugh, Judy Buechlein. ROW 2: Shirley Kleiser, Carol Merder, Carol Summers, Ruth Rek- er, Rosalee Merkel, Ann Reising. ROW 3: Lucinda Schuetter, Diane Black, Alice Hopf, Betty Herbig, Donna Friedman, Connie Mehringer, Virlee Eng- lert, Janice Knies, Nancy Brosmer, ROW 4: Karen Harker, Janet Jerger, Martha Strom, Jane Lawa- lin, Frances Wagner, Bonnie Hopf, Dorothy Wen- ing. Judy Pfaltenberger. Singing in the Boys' Chorus ore, Left To Right, ROW 11 Torn Poe, Jerry Winkler, Don Gehl, Le- vanis Ernst, Ronald Schwinghamer, Tiny Birkle. ROW 2: Bill Eckert, Robert Schaler, Jerry Hief, Tom Steicher, Danny Eckert, Tom Wuchner, Ronnie Rowekamp. ROW 3: Allen Gutgsell, Joel Harker, Ed Beyke, Robert Rasche, Ronald Graham, Tom Thomas. , Q STAFF Annual Staff Records School Year This year the J staff set a new publications precedent at JHS by combining a written and vocal record in the '57 J. They carried out their theme by recording the top activities at JHS in the book and on record, Other new features were double division pages, inclusion of clubs in the index, and more student life pictures. Most of the staffs work was done after school, and many nights they could be seen wearily leaving the build- ing at 6:30 P.M. The entire yearbook was sent to the pub- lishing company in four shipments. The staff was Editor-in-Chief Jane Borho, Photo Editor Mary Ann Hubbuch, Business Manager June Heck, Sales Manager Margaret Uebelhor, Ad Manager l.aVerne Fleck, Assistant Editor Carol Hopf, Senior Editor Phyllis Schneider, Typist Marilee Henke, and Copy Editors Kathy Heichel- bech and Miriam Stemle. Mr. Tom Renneisen is the J adviser. TOP PHOTO-ROW 'l: Editor-in-chief Jane Borho, Copy Editor Mir- iam Stemle, Mary Carolyn Kiefer, Business Manager June Heck, Mary Ellen Schneider, Mary Ann Nordhoff. ROW 2: Senior Editor Phyllis Schneider, Carol Dupps, Assistant Editor Carol Hopf, Ruth Schnaus, Mary Joyce Merkley, Marilee Henke, ROW 3: Judy Pfaften- berger, Jo Reon Berger, Rita Mae Bromm, Janet Lindauer, l.inda Jones. ROW 4: Mary Jane Burger, Mary Ann Hopf, Marilyn Uebel- hor, Marie Nesthus, Sara Schneider, Photo Editor Mary Ann Hubbu ch, R 'ei -'1 Working to meet another deadline, Photo Editor Mary Ann Hub buch types copy, while Editor Jane Borho arranges a page lay out. BOTTOM PHOTO-ROW 1: Carol Rees, Carla Joyce, Nancy Wad- dell, Dottie Schnaus, Iris Klee. ROW 2: Charlotte Elliott, Rosemary Seger, Donna Fleck, Carol Steinkamp, Mary Joyce Doane, Nancy Heck. ROW 3: Mildred Bleemel, Alice Hopf, Copy Editor Kathy Heichelbech, Nancy Burger, LaVerne Fleck. ROW 4: Grace Grabe- man, Jane Fell, Shirley Huelsman, Judy Thyen, Henri Blessinger, Virlee Englert. Not pictured is Sales Manager Margaret Uebelhor. pf N ' ' U ,L 'I' r i 'I , t ' ,vw .- f 1: f sg! ' 3 , tg- H . 4 A h . ' 2, I 4 ,,, .s. 1 gd x-'W 'vi Business Manager Judy Bell and Editor Patty Blessinger paste up the Cornet dummy tor their eight-page Christmas issue, TOP Pl-lOTOfROW 'l: Carla Joyce, Nancy Waddell, Mary Joyce Doane, Jaan Fischer, Sales Manager Nancy Heck. ROW 2: Pat Mc- Nelis, Judy Hurst, Lou Ella Burger, Club and Class News Editor Carol Graehler, Marilyn Habig, Charlene Prior. ROW 3: Business Manager Judy Bell, Editor-in-chief Patty Blessinger, Eileen Lechner, Exchange Editor Judy Beckman, Dottie Schnaus. ROW 4: Dick Kabrick, Sports Editor Phil Hubbuch, Kenny Fleck. COMET STAFF Journalists Produce Excellent Paper Heading the Comet stat? were Editor-in-Chief Patty Blessinger, Business Manager Judy Bell, Sales Manager Nancy Heck, Exchange-Editor Judy Beckman, Feature Ed' itor Earlene Schiller, Club and Class News Editor Carol Graehler, Sports Editor Phil I-lubbuch, and Cartoonist Ron- nie Beck. Publishing or six pages, the Comets rooms for ten This year's Cornet had student-drawn cartoons and more features. The editors worked the sixth period every day, but much of their work was done on their own time. To learn more about publishing a school newspaper, Patty Blessinger, Judy Bell, and Judy Beckman attended the Journalism Day at Evansville College on November 9. The Comet adviser is Mr. Tom Renneisen. a monthly, printed newspaper, usually tour was the obiective of the stali. On each day came out, salesmen sold them in the home- cents. BOTTOM PHOTO--ROW T: Carol Steinkamp, Carol Dupps, Rita Mae Keller, Mildred Bleemel, Henrie Blessinger, Charlotte Elliott, ROW 2: Marie Kieltner, Janet Jahn, Edna Mae Thewes, Carol Angerer, Janet Jerger, Mary Helen Schitter, Linda Jones. ROW 3: Marilyn Erny, Mary Ann Hopi, Mary Alice Lampert, Marilyn Siebert, Mary Ellen Schneider, Judy Thyen, ROW 4: Grace Grabeman, Ruth Gutz- weiler, Jo Rean Berger, Shirley Huelsman, Feature Editor Earlene Schiller. Q7 1 nl yx . Qi s: r. Fx 55 I -XJ A-1 Pl gf ,- -gps. Q Af ROW 1 Vtce Presldent John Hotftrnon Jerry Wnkler Presnaent Hnmsel Kenny Oupps Bob Schafer Gene Buechleln Peggy Lot es Phyllls Schnerder Marnlyn Kretleun Jane Borho Secretary Treasurer Dnxue Yokem ROW 4 Kenny Eckert Ellen Berger Shnrley Klelser Q .G H g x ,sh . - ir 'N' -- Q E 1 6 -e - T .j s :N .f K ' - u - I X rv- .. fx T wg -Z . . l A . f A 7 1, -- X I' V . Q. 1 n I Gene Berger. ROW 2: Tarn Wctgner, Carol Ange'er, Rosemary Rees, Rose Ann Schuler, Carol Thyen, Mary Ann Nordhatt, Bob Luegers. . ,V . A . If 4 . ' ' X K r r 4. I . my J . I H , at f -K Er lrus Klee Mart yn Srebert Susre Humsel Kenny Merkel ROW 3 Judy STUDENT COUNCIL As the representatnve governmg body ot JHS the Student Coun cll us comprused of the twenty two homeroom representatives and the four class presldents Each homeroom representatnve ns elected by the students an hls respectuve room the presudent of each class as a member of the Councnl by vnrtue of hus office lt as the oblectlve of the Student Councul to make this school a more egectnve organlzatnon for better servace to the students and the communnty The Student Councul supervused the electron at all JHS queens and thenr attendants and they decorated the football and basketball courts They also assusted nn the sponsormg and selectton ot new clubs entered a float un the pep rally parade sponsored a dance after the rally gave a pep sesston and sponsored the sectnonal cheermg block Mr Joe Rowekomp advtses the Student Counctl Marnlyn Kreulemn Marllee Henke Robert Schafer and Mass Kathy Mellon the faculty sponsor lend a helpnng hand as Jane Borho adds the tinnshung touches to the decoratuans tor the basketball queenscourt ,an- 'Y' X.-..'1a!'x' ROW 1 Judy Humsel Norma Kuebler Presudent Mary Ann Hubbuch Januce Lampert Shurley Huelsman Mary Jane Burger Judy Beck man Jane Borho ROW 2 Nancy Heck Phyllus Schneuder Jo Rean Berger Jane Huther Dotty Schnaus Patty Wubbels LaVerne Fleck Judy Bell Patty Blessunger ROW 3 Bull Bohnert Bull Bates Tom he Thespuans entertauned the students wuth theur presentatuon of the mystery comedy Phantom of the Hugh School durung the first semester Wuchner Bob Reker Rudy Mundy Jum Lehmkuhler Bull Angerer Marks .Jerry Burge Tom Schmudt Bob Seng Gene Berger Tom Tho mas Not puctured us Margaret Uebelhor THESPIANS Each year the Thespucuns present a Fall Play and a Sprung Play both threeact productuons Although dramatucs us no longer or ganuzed structly on a school class basus the Fall Play cast consusts mostly of lunlors whule the Sprung Play uncludes senuors prumaruly Last fall the Troupe presented Phantom of the Hugh School mystery-comedy by Anne Coulter Martens The proceeds from the Thespuan productuons are used to purchase new scenery and equupment The members also have a party at the end of the year Thespuan Troupe 694 was chartered on December 4 l954 The Natuonal Thespuan Socuety us organuzed un hugh schools for the advancement of standards of excellence un dramatuc arts The Troupe encourages students to develop pouse and selfxontrol and to apprec uate dramatuc luterature and uts technuques Mr Jack l. Leas durects the Thespuans JI 1 3 L P 5 f ... ' V .r . A 4 cb- 1 f H 5' rs 4 ' 1 v , , . . , ' li' I 1 I -, il 5 ' ' . f , - - - I -s ' if .. 1 K, - L- at is ' ' ' ' - 1 T 1 , 5 Q V V V: is 5 ! ' , ' I I . ROW 4: Secretary-Treasurer Jim Schneider, John Hoffman, Ed , H ff . lu, 0 A I v f I ' I :W ju . . I , 1 . . n - u l . . Q l . - . H .. ROW 'l: Mary Ann Herzog, Betty Heichelbech, Shirley Recker, Charlene Prior. ROW 2: Barbara Vonderheide, Marilyn Herbilg, Mildred Bleemel, Ruth Neuman, Mary Meiring. ROW 3: Rita Eckert, Vice-President Janice Fuhrman, Wanda Eisenhut, Presi- dent Marilee Henke, ROW 4: Secretary-Treasurer Janet John, Edna Mae Thewes, Carol Dupps. - ROW 1: Alan Kunkel, Bob Taber, Vice-President Art Nardhoft. ROW 2: Joan Fischer, Secretary Treasurer Frances Wagner Larry Fleck Ronnie Garland ROW 3 Mary Helen Schitter Janice Rasche Mike Krodel Bill Hasenour ROW 4 Lois Rasche MaryAnn Hopf Carolyn Dodson Barbara Merkley Not pictured is President Janice Schmidt NT. ix ag 58 F. B. L. A. Giving girls the necessary training for secretarial work is the obiective of the Fu- ture Business Leaders of America. The FBLA visited some of the local offices, entered the Cats Mean Business float in the pep rally parade, and had a num- ber of guest speakers, including Mr. Richard Henderson ot the Chamber of Commerce. They also decorated their clubroom for Christmas. Miss Sharon Kelley is the FBLA adviser. HISTORIANS' CLUB Rebrganized two years ago, the Histo- rians' Club has become one of the more active groups at JHS. Studying the history of Dubois County was the club's chief function. Its members used this knowledge in writing articles for each of the basketball programs. Among the Historians' other projects was selling gift-tie ribbon during the Christmas season to raise funds for trips to places of historical interest. Mr. John Fierst sponsors the Historians' r afpuog ri: U' :LQ Q 'Vo Qc' VVS Mom r Mui, nn ,C on QQ rvwnrf Pr: r: rvwcfw' 1 r-1 rv fx ff-f Q Uqdrc- 'rr : r- F Zrrl Q fx W F A dwgp Q .1 Jr' O 'S Q f ' 0 wffff ' The NU' Ono! FW' V' VFD HQ Spf' DVFC L55 -1 OO f ww gmg comes' ffl f Cffff O Cffgrf' L ' f on f fn C m ' on I med rvdr- 'rrr r V F F Gcmff W I JU VO JC-rJer 5 Fha , fy , f OWN J Lam er Jwm Mckfzfe rf e ww BLU K user Dondd e Q O Omwp R W 3 Fdowp K rs Dervms Boewn or ne Meh fr-3 'vm c rw! T eo, rfr Robert P000 A Wen Moe ROW 4 Lnonord Blessmger DOF'7f Thomas Kewnf G eener John Rudohh J 'ves Kopp MQ in-an 39 U7 U-7 f 17 , L '34 L1 3 'N 71 ' 3 AV' I Q 4' N I 'U A A O w A tw 1 4' U 1 G u LJ w Q Q I -, W R O- 1 1 Ty A4 X , 4 K 4 A4 Q A K., S 5 QA .A 2 qi f3 ' Q LL 1 Q , . N A444 A T K : .. L 7? -1 Ln H T L, Q3 V U U '11 x X ' I ' A f 'Q KID O U 5 L, L Q 1 4 L.. 1: Q1 ' 'N .,, T I1 g LQ 2 X M , L U. , , V ' L - ,, M- , , N . ' L NA L- A UH C' Q 34 Q L' A IX L A of L ,V A ' N 'O T ' 1. L? 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A ' L L1 w Q L1 LQ 1 0 U -- 1 Uv U , y w Q- LQ , O 4 - 4 D m F i A .L X' , ' 1' A 2 KL 5 A 1, ' 9' L2 L ' O ' 3 fn Lu , f 'a 1 2 ' O I4 0 3- Fl f Ln 4 V LD A K 3 A ,N F9 P U fn , .A L A L ' , X L Lv Q f , 1D 3 Q Y' 1 H 1 4. N L U C7 3 L. .. A 4, 1 , 5, 3- T r A H Q a 2 3, , L3 A .,. L .' 1 1 LQ ,' LD I , L I I H ' . .. ., Q 4 l U L 1 . ' , 4, gb L. . LD V I' s , I '5 5, rx.. i . I 5, i., , , , :Q ig N s 3 Q . 4 5 , S Y r' f 2, S , , A L L 5 4 , , 5 - ,- 1' L -l-4 1.4. ' - Q , ., bf 3, ii 5 gg K L L f M, 1,4 LA, rn CHESS CLUB Organized this year, the Chess Club introduces its members to the basic fundamentals of chess in the hope that they will continue to develop their own knowledge and ability, The winner of the club tournament was awarded a chess set. The ancient and honorable game of chess can be traced to civilizations which flourished thous- ands of years before Christ was born, and it has been the favorite pastime of the leaders of thought in every age, Chess fulfills all the re- quirements of mental training to an extraordinary degree, as it teaches alertness. foresight, and concentration. It also cultivates patience and sound judgment. The faculty adviser of the Chess Club is Mr. Jack L. Leas. ROW ln Bob Reker, Bob Pfaftenberger, Jim Perrin, Kent Kilby, Pete Sermersheim. ROW 2: Gary Schmidt, Larry Schmidt, Mike Patterson, Dennis Partenheirner, Ronnie Schwinghamer, Ronnie Pfefier. ROW 3, John Judy, Stan Burke, Bob Rasche, John Berth, John Hopf ROW 4, Jim Schneider, Dave Schlichting, Kenny Buehler, Sonny Kress. Tom Schmidt, Tom Leinenbach. BRIDGE CLUB Following Goren's rules for contract bridge, the members of the Bridge Club are learning a game that will give them many hours of enioyment. The girls took advantage of what they had learned at their Christmas party in the home-ec room on December 21, Although there are actually three variations of bridge, contract bridge is by for the most common- ly played. lt was elaborated from the basic card game, whist, Besides playing bridge, the members learned the social graces necessary to be a successful hostess. They Can't Trump Us was the theme of the club's fioat in the pep rally parade. The Bridge Club is sponsored by Mrs. Mar- iorie Linneweber. ROW 'l: Jackie Shirley, Kathy Heichelbech, June Heck, Miriam Stemle, Judy Lasher. ROW 2: Lucille Schenetzke, Mary Ruth Brelage, Jackie Jones, President Nancy Heck, Bonnie Mehling, Jo Ream Berger. ROW 3, Gloria Doxsee, Nancy Burger, Norma Kuebler, Joan Reker, Secretary-Treasurer Jane Pfau. ROW 4: Vice-President Marilyn Erny, Mary Ann Hubbuch, Margaret Uebelhcr, Paula Wuchner. X PRESS CLUB Membership in the Press Club was limited to students on the J or Comet statt. During their weekly club meetings the members studied the Finer points of journalism and learned more about publishing a high school newspaper and year- boolr. The Press Club was organized five years ago for the advancement of literary and news- paper education at JHS. Another of the club's purposes is to sponsor fund-raising proiects to help support the Comet. During the basketball season the club members sold candy at the home games. They also made a sign that was carried in the annual pep rally parade and gave a school dance. The faculty sponsor of the Press Club is Mr. Tom Renneisen. on 17 3 ,X x ROW 'l: Rosemary Seger, Carol Steinkamp, President Carol Hopf. ROW 2: Secretary- Treasurer Dotty Schnaus, Virlee Englert, Mary Joyce Merkley, Rita Bromm. ROW 3: Sora Schneider, Judy Beckman, Grace Grabeman, Judy Hurst, Linda Jones. ROW 4: Donna Fleck, Vice-President Shirley Huelsman, Janet Lindauer, Marie Kiettner. ROW l: Joyce Doane, Leah Sturm. Linda Lorey, Helen Hoffman, Joyce Fuhrman, Bonnie Hopf. ROW 2: Historian Judy Bell, Lou Ella Burger, Judy Pfaffenberger, Beth Schutz, Ann Held, Nancy Schmitt, President Mary Jane Burger. ROW 3: Ruth Reker, Rosemary Klueh, Marie Nesthus, Secretary Janice Knies, Treasurer Potty Blessinger, F. N. A. Mary Alice Lampert, Shirley Brown, Nancy Parker. ROW 4: Barbara Mann, Ann Reis- ing, Vice-President Emily Krodel, Dorothy Fuhrman, -an Ann Reker, Marilyn Parker. Among the many proiects of the Fut- ure Nurses Club, the local FNA chapter, were entering a Hoot in the pep rally parade, seeing a film on the lite of stu- dent nurses, and touring Memorial Hosp- ital and the local dairy. The club also sponsored a dance during the second semester and had a Christmas party. The FNA provides an opportunity for girls interested in nursing to come togeth- er for the purpose of learning all they can about what a nurse is, how one be- comes a nurse, and the various positions in the nursing field. The local chapter was organized during the second semester of last year. Miss .loan Kuper, R.N., sponsors the Fut- ure Nurses Club. ,. CAMERA CLUB Membershup nn the Camera Club the oldest club an JHS reached sixty nane thus year To furntsh plctures for the Comet and J these student photographers worked many hours outstde of the regular club pernod New members were taught to take develop print and enlarge photos The Camera Club sponsors are Mr Vactor Naxon and Mr Fred Holltnden TOP PHOTO ROW 'I Charlotte Ellnott Rnta Gross Karen Harker Shmrley Uebelhor ROW 2 Dons Marks Carol Sermershenm Secre tary Patty Elmer Rosemary Zoglman Bonny Carter ROW 3 Ruth Reyllng Judy Buechleln Nancy Brosmer Karen Berg ROW 4 Ro bert Leusman Rtchard Hednnger BOTTOM PHOTO ROW 'I Max Krelleln Linus Jahn John Kreuleln Presndent Rich Klem Allen Yates Albert Beck Ronme Nolan Earl Metzger ROW 2 Richard Schutz YW lr' Bob Schneider Larry Dupps Ed Wuchner Jerome Recker Vice President Ronme Krodel Fred Heath Charles Schmltt Eugene Gud or ROW 3 Jlm Bnrkle Bull Tharnbury Jnm Klem Earl Sc uch Charles Schenetzke Dcvtd Ktefilner Jack Dnpple Kenneth Helm ROW 4 James Lents Damel Brames Gene Krodel Allen Dosch Edclne Kuper Kenny Theule Donny Schltter Bull Blrge Ronme John M-we -uv C7 4L nm ml PX! .f-gx PU - ' ll ll ll ll i. . ,o 4- ' y-N X 'I ' Kg, Y 4...,. ,M T I ,, 5, 1 4 v 40 'J .., ,Mi 'A , -, X Q, fo ' ' A V 1 'T' R I gan! 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I . , J wg f , , TOP PHOTO ROW 'I Larry Kuntz Kenny Krodel Larry Eromme Russel Klee Jnm Waddell Larry Klem Evan Fleck ROW 2 Larry Carnes Bob Detroy Maurnce Eckerle Herman Brames Presrdent Vac Roos Ruch Merder Tom Thomas ROW 3 Jody Guesler Allen Lewns Kenny Fleck Joe Rohleder Bull Bohnert Jnm Lehmkuhler Ronme Berth Phul Schutz ROW 4 Denny Otto Phul Hubbuch Eddie Gres ler Earl Knust Butch Hedlnger John Sheffleld Bermce Fehrnboch ROW 5 Duck Kobrnck Vuce Presndent Leo Blesstnger Gary Egler John Hubbuch SecretaryTreasurer Tom Brosmer Jam Mehrmger ATHLETIC CLUB By sellnng cakes :ce creom ond hot dogs at the holndoy tourney the Athletuc Club earned money to buy o blockang sled for the football squad Composed malnly ot boys portncupatung nn some phase of athletics thus group spent much of the regular club peruod dnscussung football tacttcs Mr Wes Settle Mr Tom Stokes and Mr Louis Nup Wuchnet sponsor the Athletic Club Tnny Burkle Earl Jones BOTTOM PHOTO ROW 1 Ed Beyke Ron me Beck Bob Seng Kenny Haas Melvln Krelleln Ronnee Graham Donald Blesslnger ROW 2 James Brang Wullle Haas Rudy Mundy Davld Hochgesang Dove Buechlean Bernuce Vogler ROW 3 Ronnue Henke Mlke Wlnkler Willard Cavanaugh David Blessmger Donald Eckert Bernle Kunz Leroy Jerger Charles Schnender ROW 4 Donald Krodel Marvin Klein Dave Ackerman Tom Flack Pot Schneider Donald Egg John Stetifen Jam Harder xf bl 1 I 1 f 4 ff 4 H . , . , . - : I 1 r f , 1 A 7 V I 1 A - 1 I ' I r 1 I A 1 1 I S 4 I 1 - r , , , , ' , ' , ' . : ' , , ' 1 V I A A , A , , ' , : I - I ' ' I . , , , I , Q. - V' V 'T T lr, .1 , I 7 , Q r' ' ,, ' ' S . . ' R - f JS 1 - . ' s H ' - 'Z - . f 1 ' I I .--- - . 1 ' '- f W f L 6 , 1 Q ' , , . . 1 ' aww., , f ' VM W fy 0 J A . ' K J V' ' , , . . 4 ' , V A Q, I ,- 1- 1 - ' , ,, V ' f ,V . . . o . ' .Q ' M G. A. A. In existence since 1940, the Girls' Athletic Association gives girls the opportunity to participate in competitive athletics and to de- velop good sportsmanship and a friendly attitude toward others in both work and play. The fortyvsix members meet in the gym during the club period each Thursday. For their annual volleyball tournament the group was divided into four teams, each of which elected a captain, The girls also had a Christmas party, sponsored a pep session in Feb- ruary, and went on a picnic in the spring. This year they bought GAA pins. Miss Kathy Mellon is the GAA adviser. TOP PHOTO-ROW 'lz Julie Sefrnersheirr, janet Lubbers, Marlorie Wehr, Virginia Klee, Carol Pletier ROW 2: Jo Ann Gadlage, Ther- Sa Klueh, Ernerita Perrin, Norrra Larnpert, Marilyn Young, Marie Rottet. ROW 3: Dianne Hanselman, Joyce Neukom, Martha Sturrn, l.aVerne Beyke, Marie Sendelweck ROW 4: Susie Knust, Judy Eck- stein, Ruth Merder, Ruth Ann Lompert, Lucille Fehrioach, Dorothy Knust. GAA girls are Dlayifig on exciting basketball game, They are practicing for their tourney which was played during their club period. BOTTOM PHOTO-ROW lr Rutn Wheet, Sharon Hudson Rosolee Merkel, Patty Merkel, Marilyn Uebelhor ROW 2: Carol Summers, Sylvia Stemle, Connie Mehringer, Eileen Beard, Mary Catherine Bellner, Sue Vonderheide ROW 3: Deboro Kunz, Treasurer Janice Breloge, President lrma Durcholz, Carolyn Zoglmari, Dionne Goepp- ner, Betty Herbig, ROW 4: Vice-President Dorothy VVeninQ, Secretory Janice Sternle, Rose Ann Schroeder, Nancy Meyer, Donna Neuman, Kathleen Bryant. 'Y wt FHA omcers Pat Flrclr Georgina Jogler and Linag Pot' Eder eyplg f the meaning ol their clubs emblem lo the members of 'he organiza' .Zn TOP PHOTO 'ROW l: loyce Huntman,Sor1gLeaderiobertalones Ruth Lecnner Treaser Norma Krode Janice Bocl-elmo' ROW 2: Jul e Koraes COVOl Bohnert Morrho Birk Alice Hoc? Pl stcrrar Eileen Lecrrer Char o'te Hayes ROW 31Diono Szhe'-er Jaan Kunz Roth Schach Susan Kavcnaugh Betty Dick 1 - 0 I I . l 1 . I 1 l X F. H. A. For eleven years it has been the purpose of the Jasper chapter ot the future Homemolcers of America to further interest in home economics promote a growing appreciation ofthe ioys and satisfactions of homemolcing, and work for good home and family life For all. The forty-one members meet in the home-ec room during the weekly club period. This year the girls volunteered their services For the hospirol social, and at Christmas time they gave a food basket to o needy family. A bake sale was one ofthe organizations money-raising proiects. The FHA adviser is Mrs. Virginia Hart, BOYTOM PHOTOfROW l Mary Heiche Dech J cefPresiden' Georg no rogier President Linda Roh eder, Secretary Be'ty Setter' Margie Hoh er Carolyn Fromme ROW 2: Beverly Howe Judy VVeber Charlotte Ma n Pepor'er Dorothy Krodei Carol Merder Joan Ecu-sren ROW 3: Lqcinda Szfce- er Sue Scrrnv' Nancy Dvrmer Drone Bock Be y K eiser ROW 4.10 Ann Boclrelmar' Parhamentarian Pai Fl ck Roth Thewes Norma mm, Pat Mover.. ccfci rogief O 1,1 9 Y s vw f 7 55 if -' , s 1 ' -1' . n ' r Janet Wehr, Jerry Troxler, Peggy Seger, and Larry Taber try out some new iitterbug steps during a dance session of the Popular Music Club, TOP PHOTO-ROW l: Mary Agnes Klem, Pat Fehribach, Peggy Fried- man, Jane Huther, Janice Lampert, Shirley Merkley, Theresa Metz. ROW 2: Leona Vonderheide, Mary Waddell Barbara Eckstein, Jackie Burger, Pat Athey, Perline Vogler, Nancy Buechlein, ROW 31 Tom Streicher, Allen Gutgsell, Ronnie Schipp, Ronnie Rowekamp, Gilbert Voegerl, Dan Eckert, Jim Williams. ROW 4: Levanis Ernst, Jim Vonder- heit, Larry Gutgsell, Joel Harker, Jim Erny, Legora Zoglman, It 0 v tl Q i 1 5, -'1 0 I POPULAR MUSIC CLUB With a membership of sixty-Eve, the Popular Music Club is one of the largest organizations at JHS. The weekly club meetings are held in the auditorium, where the members listen to and sing the latest hit songs. They also dance to popular music. One of this year's newly-organized groups, the Popular Music Club gives students an opportunity to understand and appreciate popular music and to learn why this type of music is popular To determine the hit parade around JHS, the club members conducted surveys by asking students to name their two favorite songs. They entered a float in the annual pep rally parade, and portraying their idea of popular music, they sponsored a pep session en- titled Green Door for the Jasper-Evansville Central game, The faculty advisers of the Popular Music Club are Miss Ruth Utz and Mr. Walter Stutz. BOTTOM PHOTO- ROW l: Gloria Taber, Carolyn Blessinger, Louise K ieftner, Vice-President Peggy Seger, Susie Beyke, LaVerne Fleck, Ruth Blackgrave, Janice Bron-im. ROW 2: Rita Keller, Betty Gramelspacher, Janet Wehr, Yvonne Meyer, Carol Graehler, Peggy Fromme, Marlene H aas, Sandra Nolan. ROW 3: Sarah Horney, Joan Vogler, Marilyn Buchta, Beverly Weigel, Henri Blessinger, Darlene Welp, M ,rgie Nalin, Marlene Herbig, Secretary-Treasurer Jerry Troxler. ROW 4: Sara Knies Patty Wibbels, Louise Wright, Mary Ann Uebelhor, Betty Voegerl, Eileen Li ndauer, Judy Lampert, Mary Carolyn Kiefer, Betty Schutz, President Larry Taber. 6' PEP BAND This year the newly-organized Pep Band took the place of the band at all pep sessions and at most ot the home basketball games. ln tact, pep sessions and games wouldn't have been complete without selec- tions from this group. Working with the cheerleaders, the members often helped to lead the students in novelty yells. During each club period the members ofthe Pep Band met in the band room to prepare selections for pep sessions and games or for their own entertain- ment, Occasionally they met in the auditorium, where they played the latest hit songs for dance sessions of the Popular Music Club. All students playing in the Pep Band were also members ot the JHS Band. Although the group was one ot this year's new clubs, it had a membership of forty-two. Mr, Tom Bishop directs the Pep Band. TOP PHOTOA ROW l: Jane Fell, Mary Ellen Schneider, Marilyn Habigp Judy Thyen Vivian Sturm ROW 2: Kenny Bell Jim Wolfe, Doug Prechtel, Urban Bartley. ROW 3: Carla Joyce, Ruth Schnaus, Nancy Waddell, Carol Rees, Louise Jerger ROW 4: Secretary-Treasurer John Henlie, Jerrv Birge Vice-President Dan HoFfman, Gene Berger, Paul Laveall, 'll Q U0 Q-9 4 BJ 'E . .qs if P! ,F - . 'N ,w 1 Qn.rlfu4,f f O H Tk ri 'ab' ' ' r X, , r1,q' V' : f -T ss , f J ' , ,1,4,,.' . W ' 'I' ' ' o N' '. ' ' I - - W H N , I vi Y. L 44 L .Q Il nu' if l, , . fl... , , issftfjlu l -fn ' ew 'V' - -1-- 'lzta-l:u, . - 7:5 .wa Vi!!-. hi-1 ivy- I -. :-..,l .. ., , 1 i ki Helping to pep up the fans before a Wildcat basketball game the Pep Band plays one of the latest rock-n-roll hits, Rock Around the Clock ' BOTTOM PHOTOfROW l: Elsie Hoffman Lindo Schaaf, Vera Judy, Eileen Vonderheide, Sharon Sturm, Pat Framme ROW 2: Bill Angerer, Stan Englert, Bart Wade, Kenny Schmitt, Don Eclrerle ROW 3: Bob Hohl, Mary Helen Schiffer, Earlene Schiller, Carolyn Ackerman, Ruth Sutzweiler, Nelson Tredway. ROW 4: Ed Herzog, Bill Seng, President Dave Buehler, Jerry Beckman, Rich Klem, Jim Betz Q- N wi 14 fr if .4 8 A W1 , wwf? Y 'S Q I :A- ! In 1.1 I 4' , a .V F ,, 5, 4' 2 - 4- g-vf-M 'frv X 2 ,QQ Lviffy f 9 E1QRfJYN- . J ll . KWSN g5 '5 i 4 sl Q I I-. 5x ls 2 A ' -Y ,,A , 13, 1 5 , - x . ., 1 x . n OUR SPORTS Little Brown Jug, how we love thee With a few seconds to go in the game, a Jasper player dribbles down the floor on a fast break, puts in the winning basket-'and the fans go wildl A Wildcat gridder races almost the entire length ofthe field to score a touchdownl These exciting moments are only o part of the program of sports at Jasper High School. Boll games cross country and traclc meets, golf matches--all are the result of many long hours of practice team-coach co' operation, teamwork, and school spirit. The importance of sports ot JHS becomes evident as you look at the trophy case in our gym, in it you will see the state championship trophy we won in 49 the Little Brown lug the pigslcin we used in winning our hrst football game. 6 x 5 l clit, wT:,4.-f , ' +1 elif J - J XJ' lf 'LW . -xii' Y . Presndtng over the Jasper Washington Catholnc garne are the rn6mb6fS sensor Phyllts Schneuder Queen Theresa Metz sensor Janice Schmtdt of the l956 Basketball Court left to rtght Joyce Huntrnan Joan Vogler Judy Hlmsel Marllyn Slebert and Dorothy Wentng BASKETBALL COURT Amud a settur-g of :ver Be s at the Jas er Washtngton Catholuc game Theresa Metz was crowned the l956 JHS Basketball Queen by Wtldcats Jerry Barge and Jam Eckerle Jumor Schnarr presented bouquets to the queen and the sensor attendants Janice Schmudt and Phyllts Schneuder Underclassman attendants were gunuors Judy Htmsel and Joan Vogler sophomores Joyce Huntman and Marulyn Stebert and freshman Dorothy Wenlng After the coronatuon ceremontes the queen and her court prestded over the game from theur place of honor A blue backdrop decorated wtth stlver bells formed the setttng and trees covered wtth ptnk angel hour stood on each stde of the court A Student Councel commtttee dtrected by M ss Hllda Atshe and Mtss Kathy Mellon was un charge of decoratuons Other condudates for the queen s court were sensors lunlors Mary Jane Burger and Norma Kuebler soph omores Susne Knust and Sora Schneuder and freshmen Januce Knues and Rose Ann Schuler catguar1J rr Ot- ned ate 5 qt QL 4 Q 4: ' ' . S'I II p - ' b -1. ,Vu Mary Ann Hubbuch, Janet Jahn, and Janice Lampert ' ' Wild I 'un-or Sfhna esta s Queen Theresa Metz ' er h e rv: r t y at'e' she was fa d WSG Sq JHS Bas-e'tf.' fit f -...M 5 .8 you were wearsng a ra' Samrdav n gf' aber 're s'f d:a's w rs ove 'We S':'h: B .E Gy: 'i 'fe :fe QC 'ei 2' ' e 5- ,Ls In Jaspefs 59-51 wsn over Wasrssrsgron Wsldcaf forward Jsrw Eckerle drives around Pager Reed 5451's add anovher 'wa posn's so hss record-breaksng nurnber of neid goals sn Vwo Hunhngburg regsonai games , ,Q ,V JOHN HOFFMAN, Sensor 6'0 166 sbs 3 1 rs' I A JUNIE SCHNARR, Sensor PETE SERMEPSHEWM, Sensor 5'9 -163lbs 61' -1AONbs 73 A na' for a cnafrp-you sea' were' ' n 'ne 'rue gp r' 95 vsqrofy ensegs , UE, .,. JASPER IN SEMI-STATE CATS BATTLE LINCOLN AND GERSTMEYER SECTIONAL Ireland . , L . . 58 S 44 Spergeonm 85 - 33 West Baden, Y.. 77 - 63 REGIONAL Washington, .,, 59 - Sl Sandborn, Y , 47 - 37 SEMI STATE Lincoln '2 ov . A 69 Y 67 Gerstmeyer . ,LYVV A 66 i 75 Coach Nip Wuchner and his Jasper Wildcats won the respect and admiration of the crowd of 11,234 fans at the semi-state at Roberts Municipal Stadium in Evansville. Sparked by the hve J's. Jerry Birge, Jim Eclcerle, Jody Giesler, John Hoffman and Junie Schnarr, the courageous Wildcats battled their hearts out against the tall and talented Black Cats of Terre Haute Gerstmeyer before bowing 75-66 in the hnal game. That afternoon they had edged the highly-rated Lincoln Lions 69-67 in a sudden death overtime. At Evansville Jody Giesler established three records and tied three other semi-state records. l-le became the highest scorer in southern semi-state history by scoring 45 points in two games, and his l9 field goals in both games set a new record for the most field goals made in semi-state play in two games by an individual, The Wildcats' second straight Huntingburg regional title gave them a berth in the Sweet Sixteen semi- finalists. After winning over the Washington Hatchets 59-5l in the afternoon, the Cats captured the Sand- born Blueiays A7-37 to become regional champs. ln the l-luntingburg sectional Jasper beat lreland 58-44, Spurgeon 85-33, and West Baden 77-63. T QLJ A During the sudden death overtime in the afternoon game ol the sem state Jasper and L.ncolfi players anxiously await the outnorne Of Jod Gieslens foul shot which won the game for the Wildrats 69 67 13-J I., , . vc ,,.,,, 1195 ,-nf f.AA-if.,-- new -1 7 e f' P 1 hq Tl A s'1r':: e Hogs ,sc il,-ity' A5 'T .,, V 'FQSWGCL-V Jasper s T956 57 freshman basketball fecm 5 p cvured left to r gh! buch d o Klem ROW C ems We W c ner ROW T Lorry Kunvz Don Ecke Ie Tom FI ck Kenny Krodei John Athey Buddy Sch Her Ronn e Schne de ond.lr11 Berz FRESHMEN RECORD OPPONENTS FRENCH LICK WASHINGTON FERDINAND FRENCH LICK BEDFORD NEW ALBANY WASHINGTON DUBOIS TELL CTTY DUBOTS FRESHMEN TOURNEY THEY 1 Coon 6 J 1 e s 62 ogers ' - i 1 , . 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Brake-5 Drck Kabrmk Larry Carnes, Denny Otto, Danny Erwedrnan Jrrn Mehrrnger Mrke Pavrersan Mrke Krodel Assmanr Coach Wes Se e ROW A: John Shefieid PhTT Habbuch EcrT Kew' Eddre Geyer Maurrce Eckerle F,TTen Lewas, Larry Gresrer Tarn Wagner v iz' -2-1 . 'n EQ-er e grabs a pass on: 'r es vc e Jae 'wc M 'cr- 'Je'-2 Jaspe' s ueuxon open ng vr:YOVy Over The E uerockefs CATS WIN 7 OF 8 OPPONENT WE MTTCHELLH 27 BEDFORDU, 20 TELL CITY ,,,,,, , T3 WASHTNGTONH, 33 HUNTTNGBURGM, T9 PROVTDENCE .,,, 32 PRINCETON-,. . O BTCKNELL,-, 34 WTLDCATS PLACE SECOND IN CONFERENCE THEY 6 6 6 T3 8 O 33 7 iw hx! o '! -PV' Slnl -.n FuUbock Jody wesler 65 ofVer fuk ng o hondof? Vo FUWDOCP oe Semor Wridcuv end John Hoffman goes Vwgh mo me our to snug o ROWEGSV 27 Q S We DOW O V4 H VO HJOCP 'W LGWYW-N' 9V WHO poss cs 0 Prev dence deFenderfr1esfuYnNeNy o bo? 'he boi! owoy The CUVS YWOUQVW We WWE for O WCVYQ Q0 V1 O90 WS' We TeN CNW MOWSWSU Wn1dCofs rolNed over vhe Pxoneers 32 O for when swmh sfruwght wm 'WG 5 ww' A 4 'Jn 1. JERRY BNRGE BWLL SENG Q ci 4 f A Head football coach Tom Stokes gives Wildcat guard Rich Mercier some last minute instructions before sending him into the game CATS' RECORD 7-'I GRIDDERS WIN SIX STRAIGHT GAMES In only their fourth year of football, the Wildcat gridders had their fans howling with enthusiasm as they rolled over their first six opponents and were leading the conference race before bowing to the strong Princeton Tigers in the second to the last game of the season. This defeat cost the Cats the confer- ence championship, but they came back strong in the hnal game to smother Bicknell by a lopsided 34-7 score. New head coach Tom Stokes installed a single wing attack that consistantly sprang speedy halfbacks Joe Rohleder and Jim Lehmkuhler loose for long gains, The highlight of the season was the Cats' I9-8 victory over archrival Huntingburg. It was the Wild- cats' hrst football victory over the Hunters. The Cats had failed to score in two previous meetings. A 65-yard drive the Hrst time they had the ball put the Wildcats in the lead when Lehmkuhler carried the last three yards around left end. Lehmkuhler also scored the second touchdown a a beautiful 53 yard run going off tackle and cutting back through the Huntingburg secondary for the score. Joe Rohleder scored the other touchdown on a two-yard run off tackle climaxing a 70-yard march. Both long drives were sparked by the hard running of senior fullback Jody Giesler. A -' Q v ' '- W by f ' . . s ' ' s' .'1'xt2.' Q .V T ,I 1 5 l v - 3 ,s k Q . pq,- 442' 'IC P005 iam oifsien Q ,3 9: 1. W Tiiuwt-..:. g 1 . 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ROW 3: Earl Jancs, Kenny Theilc-, John Hutzbsch, Gary Eglc-r, Bill Athey, and Larry Klc-rn, FRESHMEN SEASON RECORD B-FOOTBALL BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE An unbeaten-untied season posted by the Jasper High School B-Squad foot- ballers this year makes the luture of Jasper tootball appear very bright. The B-Squad boys outscored their ri- vals by the lopsided total at T02 to 20 points. Starting most of the games tor the B-Squad were ends Bob Detray and John Sheffield, tackles Tom Thomas and Nelson Tredvvay, guards Maurice Eck- erle and Dick Kabrick, center Kenny Fleck, quarterback Phil l-lubbuch, and haltbacks Denny Otto and Danny Fried- man. Other players seeing considerable action for the B-Squad were Knust, Carnes, Kunz, Patterson, Mehringer, Nordhaft, Betz, and Gramelspacher. Playing a limited schedule of only three games, the inexperienced freshmen gridders were outclassed by their heav- ier and more experienced opponents and failed to past a victorv for the season. B-SQUAD SEASON RECORD OPPONENTS WE THEY OPPONENTS WE THEY Tell City 7 O Tell City 7 33 Bedford 33 7 Vincennes O 58 Tell City QI I3 Wasliington I4 33 Huntingburg 21 O Bicknell 20 O During the exciting Princeton-Jasper gan-Q, Jog Relnkdei qgtg thrOJ9l1 This single defeat robbed the Jasper gridders ol the SlAC the line for a long gain os Vic Roos blocks Tiger luloack Fred charnpicnsltip, Flaidinian, Pi ircetan fnally won the li 'id-facght lpatrlc- O -ld CROSS-COUNTRY DISTANCE RUNNERS SHOW PROMISE With all but one ot the runners from this year's good team returning for next season, the Wildcat cross-country run- ners should be able to improve their record. This year's team led by senior Bart Wade posted a creditable record beat- ing Tell City and Petersburg in duel meets while losing to Washington and Central. They finished second and third in two triangular meets and placed eighth in the SIAC, fifth in the Lincoln Trails meet, and eleventh in the sec- tional, which was run over the local course. Usually among the hrst Hnishers for the Wildcats were Bart Wade, Ralph Schepers, Max Kreilein, Larry Dick, James Perrin, Richard Klem, and Larry Merkel This year the Jasper High School team will have a number of hold- from last year's winning team. The will again be coached by Cab- O'Neill, who will probably schedule with such old rivals as French Vincennes, Washington, Bicknell, Other meets will probably if time and weather con- The team plays its home the Dubois County Country where they also hold their Because of the large veterans, the team to a winning season Q E Jll l.iil The cross-country team of I956-57 is, left to right, ROW I: Rich Klem, Larry Dick, Jim Klem, Bart Wade, Tom Wuchner, and Pat Kavanaugh. ROW 2: Coach Cabby O'Neill, Bob Reker, Melvin Kreilein, Ralph Schepers, Bob Pfaffenberger, Jim Perrin, Larry Merkel, and Student Manager Rudy Mundy. Williams, a senior member of the JI-IS golf team, reviews one of the proper techniques, as the rest of the team looks on, They are, left to right, ROW I Jim Burke, Ronnie Kradel, Charlie Schmitt, and Coach Cabby O'Neill, ROW 21 ROMIS NOIGU, Levanis Ernst, Gene Krodel, Jim Vonderheide, and Stan Burke. ROW 3: Pete Sermershelm, Jerry Beckman, Max Kreilein, Larry Schmidt, and Gary Schmidt, in x The baseball team of i956-57 is, left to right. ROW 1: Tiny Birkle, Junior Schnarr, Jim Eckerle, Herman Bromes, Urban Bartley, Bill Bohnert, and Willie Haas. ROW 2: Student Manager Jerry Troxler, Bob Hohl, Joe Rohleder, Jim Mehringer, Denny Otto, Bob Luegers, and Ed Giesler. ROW 3: Danny Friedman, Nelson Tredway, Jim Betz, Phil Hubbuch, Bob Seng, and Tom Wagner. The T956-57 track team is, left to right. ROW 'l: Jim Perrin, Melvin Kreilein, Larry Merkel, Tommy Brosmer, and Student Manager Butch Hedinger. ROW 2: Jim Schmitt, Joe Rohleder, Jim Lehmkuhler, Larry Carnes, Larry Dick, and Tom Thomas. ROW 3: Ronnie Jerger, Bob Reker, Bill Thornbury, Jerry Birge, and Bart Wade. ROW 4: Phil Schutz, John Hoffman, Vic Roos, and Bill Seng. BASEBALL TEAM Cats Eye Conference Crown With a large group of players returning from last year's excellent team to build on, Coach Wes Settle hopes to turn out a cham- pionship contender this year if his pitching staff holds up. The Wildcats will be able to field a team that has experience in almost all the positions. The pitching staff, headed by senior Jody Giesler, will be the key to a winning season. Led by their slugging catcher, Bill Bohnert, the Wildcats should have plenty of power at the plate. Again this year the Wildcats will face a tough conference schedule after warming up with some non-conference games. Barring cancellations due to bad weather, the Cats will play a full fifteen game schedule again this year. Although the track team has many ing lettermen, the lack of team balance hurt the Wildcat cindermen this year. 84 Wuchner will have a tough job in finding rial to fill the weak spots in an squad that lacks over-all balance as ual stars. Veterans John Hoffman Bill Brosmer, Jim Lehmkuhler, Larry Rohleder will be counted on the Wildcats through in the The Cats face a tough meets as well as the SIAC burg Relays, and the are tentatively scheduled cennes, Washington ton. Several triangular also be scheduled later in CHEERLEADERS ,gp . fffllff' 'lpili ,-,- ,. X Q VJ D U ,md jJw gow of jf. ff llylf ryiilf mg up U'- :mcl fm' Wm Uloclf Q. zlwscw F7071 gowns-f' P . r Jus: Cl Q-,-Ill ,H-f 7 .. ,Y 4 3 Mr, 'Ani' Tzu' -in ' 1, ,N Qldff ' Sl' ' ey md -W J 5Z'Ei 'Ewie Gwie- , ECW' af: .' 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Q1 10 f ' X Y K Eg.. rw I X 2 I Nc! x 'J --cs, Our Underclassmen IUIIIV'-Ylli-1THl l lf'1-ll-jli-1 I ll Z1tI11llBlI 1 limi Keep it gay, keep it light Each September another group of eager students pass through the doors of Jasper High School. They are commonly known as green freshmen. In a year they become sophomores, which, according to the Greek term, means they are halt-foolish and halt-wise. As juniors, they are another step closer to their goal. When one class leaves these hallowed halls, another group, in its turn, becomes the senior class. They now have seniority, but with their added rights, they also have more responsibilities, When the Class of '57 graduates, this year's juniors must Keep It Gay. Our school spirit should be evident in studies, club activities, pep sessions, and sports. Will JHS be gay? lt depends on those who have another year, more happy times. .. JUNIORS R W 1 Margaret Andersor Parrcla Athey R ndd B vc JJ y e 'nan JJd,f Be!! Re n Be ge ROW 2 Edwa d Bey e C ro n Blessmge D r A rr r r a B n J Amr Boc man Caro! Borrerf ROW 3 Janet Bonner? N Huarn Bohrert rrran B ares Jarres B ana 'amc Na r Ruth B e ace W 4 Jan Ce Brornrn Trworr 5 Bros e yr' B cnfa Euge Buechleun Nancy Buedvle n LouEH1BurQer A1 an executrve mee,-Yung Secretary Treasurer Rach Klem President Gene Buechlem and Vuce Presrdent Tom Wuchner map out the rome for Vhe annual pep rally parade wh rh vheur class sponsored cg 1 1 - r fox -,,,,,,.,, 41uur'hv :ff .- T7 5 O 1 , Y ' u in : ez , ra B ck , ' , JO 3 r r, : ' R , 3 ' ly r, o aid Bhss ge , Parr: Tess' ge: c ke!- He r - 1- rf, 4, J e Brcfcge ' r I V RO 1 1 r , G 'Y ' MUNI' J , , Z -- . me ' X , i ff' x , 1 , ' C ,L 5 I L Y K ' 2 A . LA . , X H ,mba , J 1 K3 x V , .H A 4 577:11 9 we l . I, ' f 4 Y '- J Q ' My a gn, 2 ibn , f fs J -1 - L v' f 5. V. V! .. - ,, , V '. 1 'v 4 . ' . , x Q 1 5 v 3 1 A 9 . ,-- ' : f I t, I 'F Q? .Illu '-I . 'T' t ,-L , :ix - 7. 3 0. Aa JUNIORS ROW 1: Mary Jane Burger, Willard Cavanaugh, Kenneth Dupps, lrma Durcholz, Mary Joyce Doane, William Eclcerle. ROW 2: Bar- bara Ecksfein, Mildred Erny, Joan Fischer, Donald Fisher, Kenneth Fleck, Pafricic Flick. ROW 3: Robert Friedrnan, David Fromrne, Mar- garet Frornme, Ronald Garland, Carol Graehler, Ronald Graham. ROW 4: Frank Gramelspacher, Allen Gufgsell, Lawrence Gufgsell, Charles Haas, Marlene Haas, Bob Hardin. Margie Nalln stopped by Nancy Hecks house Yo see The new dress Nancy will be wearing To the prom This formal dance held in hon or of tl- s mor class was the main proiect for fhe lumors 'Qi 1.1 Y .4 '14 .-q AL E9 1- Q -- 7 F.. I r , , Q , , . , Ms 'lu ' I 1 N l I . M' .. '- 1 Y as ' -. , - , 3 ,, s M, ,- .,, y . 16,5 , , , r . V ri, M f , . 2. A ' 3, ,W V - .. ., N -3 4' all ,, xr ff-s . 1 f f X 4 7 . , 'I f 1 M y M 7 4 . . My V I 1 1 . f ' ' - 4 , ,X , L M q I - .4 l 5 1. '- JUNIORS ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 oratmg the B rdge C ub oat or e an ua pe ra parade vshrch was sponsored y ther class kept these lumor gurls extra busy for many long hours but the end result mc e the hard work seem worth whale especially when they heard e many complrments thus partucular float received from the spectators at the parade it an v Ihr RIN at X-v Dec ' r' I t'l f th n I p lly , b i , ' ' ' , d H1 . . , . QF 1., W .A Q is W 4 . . I . 7 ,A I Y' E! JUNIORS ROW I RQW ROW 3 F Durnng half fume of ihe Jasper Bedford basketball game lun uors Bull Kuuser ond Mary Allce Lompert leove ?he coke room un the gym ofier having then coke carrier refllled All the lun uors were ossugned fo one of fwo coke sellung groups who ul fernofed In working on thus top money rolsunq prolecf for ihenr class fr Z C7 .ff Q ,- 1 V7 QD pg 1 5. ,' 4556-', ?:'z'o vie , Pc:-eW:',' YJ' 2: -',:':' K .eifef Qc Kfe e 4 '.':1 H' be ef, '.'-3 . f -if 5' Gene V'::e, Fefucz 'K'C32 : KUNG Vice D-2:73 KKZ 'fzm F te -: :5 PVS: Le: e' .c e: -e 'fJ e' 5235, ,cnet ROW 41 C'::':' , 23' jyg Lgfffg 541,31 ff1:':, 15 F ,'f:,-'e, Eifre '!9'i. :, ,gy '. , . :e' .I 1 V . - N fs ,. r, 4' . 'C ' -. , . . , .. Q ' . A. ' ' ' 4 I K . . . . , , . . A A R Y Ag ' K X ,f ,Q l ll illmll IZ' -il -., JUNIORS ROW 1: Kenneth Schmitt, Dorothy Schnaus, Phillip Schotz, Betty Seifert, Robert Seng, Jacaualine Shirley. ROW 2: John Steffen, Janice Stevile, Thomas Streicher, Gloria Taber, Thomas Thomas, Nelson Tredway. ROW 3: Mary Ann Uebelhor, Betty Voegerl, Georgina Vogler, Joan Vogler, Perline Vogler, Jorwes Vonderheit ROW 4: Judith VVeber, Beverly Weigel, Darlene Welp, Carl Wenihg, Patncia Vwiobels, Louise VVright ROW 5: Thcrras VVi.chner, D xie Yolfem Janet Bohnert and lrrvizz Dwcrzz pr:,dl, :how soyiorfcre Earl Knest their new class rings The Ieniors decided on the.r :ing stfe last spring and plated their orders in the fall 914 N1 J T-K'-' l V WJ .........-.isa-f i-4i,.......T.1.... SOPHOMORES ROV! I ROW 2 ROV! 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 mg fo C v :ss c x 0 Q endow Ronn 0 H mspl 1 w wr Ser ry Tuusuru hw Hub udw cmd PvL5 dmv! Tom Wcxgvvu examine It mf ,. Q-., Q' '-...f O I 01,6 C I 811 ' ' 19 A 2 4-5 Rv' -,. Sr T' 5 143 fs s., SOPHOMORES ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW A Commg home lcie from decorcmng for u dance Morulyn Hobug Ends hersel5 an o lnfle predlccmenf Her dofe Mou ruce Eckerle has been wcmng for hours -5 N ,Af fin V' v 41' Q 5 .gui X. . QM. ':,,,,N, f,, 1-,H -. F. ,, .1 .,: .1 vu: ' J J'-,. 4 r J. Zh' 'J' '!': E ,:':i .' HH, ', 'ig 3 . ' 'L , A 1' I . 'fZ H I f'i: . fg 1-2 P'- V ' ',,,- .-4,,,,.A, 'AH -, , H ,, , ,, ' ' fkff: : 3 - .3 5711 iff . - - f iw H+' f 9' Hnlmf- H'- 1 X F V A 4 V Y J ,f, Cut' r-2:5 1 Eff-', rc.-,a : H.::3.t' . c,l,-, L1 ,, M - ,, H ,. H :,..,,,. .M 6 , , , , . -. , , , ,, ,. if f K Lerzy Ji-'ge' ROW 5: 5,25 lcff-' ,f:: ,:'f: 5::x : . Jsres, C1141 ,:.:e Jef: J.: R:':'u fzkyz- 53.2111 KQMS .'l f' M I' at , Y 1 I 7 'ey ,- L - ,v f 2 - . . f--f -1, 1 ff , A... X ir x '4 f ' 5,4 Y , , ,, .al ,,, X v A 1 D - x , A L- f' VY 5 ,M I V V 'x v ' K 'l M X 3 W ' N 'Y' R 5 5 ' f' if ,Yr g 2 - r-f A i K ' ' V , .0 . f, -Q fzs ' Q JH 30s qw O 'N I 1 .0 nay, --.. on 'Lk fx 'U' Q' v KV SOPHOMORES ROW 1 Loretto Morne Kneffncr Irns Klee Jorr'esKlem Theresg Klueh Dorothy Knusi Eorl Kraus! Susrm Kms? ROW 2 Dorofhy K od I M chuel KrOdeY Norma Kodel Mun Kunkel Bervmrd Kunz Edwor Kuper Euleen Lechner ROW 3 George Lechner Ruth Lechner Allen Lewms Jane! Lmdouer Paul Loveoll Dons Marks Pumou McNeIlns ROW 4 Duml Mehrwnger Frames Mehrmger James Mehrmger Ken neth Merkle Bcrboro Mefkley Mory Joyce Merlxley Pomcno Nessmer ROW 5 Snlus Me-12 Norma Mundy Denms ONO Murxlyn Pczrker Den ms PGVVCUPWQNVWLV MwdmfY Pgfvcrson E erm: Perrlrw W en hoo! us o Y for 'he soy often u group of happy core ree so hcvoes gather e 4 rw Us or o go j.. Fi x 7' u p I ,. .U r . - - V R p : U - -- 1 . fe ,, K M 4 W ' ' 'Q . ' , 5 ' I la . . .4 Y vt Y 'IJ . rf' I I Q . . 4 ' L ' .Le -. I . I y ' ' . 4g 'L z Q f',- . , ' -N A . . Ng .. A 5 ., Y f ' Q N V I ,,,L ' u . H. A H ' , fl f - 4. .S s, . . T 2 - - y -Q - M ' - N - T -f fa ,ra I T r ' imzgfl fz? ' r Q 1 K, K s - ' , . ' I 1 . ' X , ,gut u . ' i , , I V ' f Q , 1' , f , , - , d Y Q 1-LN. U 7 1 h 55 U ' ' , , f p .N r r ,rw on of We 'ocol ho g I f b fesl 9:3 ll .gl TW' ,OES ll KE! qv Hi' 5 I is rf ff ff 'Q J -4 W ,, if ,J - 3, ,,, SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Carol Plefler, Roberf Popp, Carol Rees, Rosemary Rees, Ann Reker, Marie Rotret, Linda Schaaf, ROW 2: Gary SchmidT, Larry Schmidt, Sue Schmitt, Rurh Schnaus, Charles Schneider, Mary Ellen Schneider, Sara Schenider, ROW 3: Earl Schuch, Mary Bevh Schulz, Ronald Schwinghamer, Rosemary Seger, Vernon Seirz, Marie Sendel- weclc, Carol Sermersheim, ROW 4: John Shefield, Marilyn Seiberv, Carol Sreinkarnp, Eugene Sfreicher, Sharon Sturm, Rufh Thewes, Danny Thomas. ROW 5: William Thornbury, Judy Thyen, Shirley Uebelhor, Eileen Vonderheide, Thomas Wagner, Larry Weisheir, James Wolfe, Nancy Waddell, Rosemary Zoglmon. Sophomore Paul Loveall works lndustriously during a study period, but Freddie Healh enloys himself with an issue of Dennis The Menace Performing fbe Yrndrflomlf Dusk of Sfumng vhe French Lxck Rod Duvfl dummy, winch wus bwned of Vhc onnuol basketball pep rgzffy, ure we freshmen cficers: Secreiary-Treasurer Ruth Merdcr, Presidenf Bob Luegcrs, und Vice-President Buddy Schwller FRESHMEN RESHMEN Jon- D.:p e Alien Doscn Donald Eilcehe 45--Q., new .:a' Eckstei-i ,.a 'f Eu: Gary E3 e' Dorothy Esefmt Ps ci: E e' Jirlee Er'gIe't Bewara Fe :ann eo: l e Fehmpach Ewan Fleck Larry Flecn Thonras Flick Donna Friedman Shirley Friedman Larry Frorrrne Patricia Frornme Dorothy Fuhrman Joyce Fuhrman Kenneth Greener Eugene Gudorf Karen Harker William Hasenour Richard Hedinger Kenneth Heirn Ann Held Betty Herbig Edward Herzog Helen Hoflrnan Robert Hohl, Jr. Alice Hopf Bonnie Hopf John Hubbuch Anna John Gary John Ronald Jahn Janet Jerger Earl Jones Delmar Kopp James Kapp I :san Kavanaugh David Kieffner Russell Klee Virginia Klee Marvin Klein Shirley Kleiser Larry Klem James Klueh Edward Kluemper Janice Knies Julie Kordes Edward Kreilein MEN fs,,L cn ..,, ,1,.- 4 f21.i:'3 31 f-,,. 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Operating on a competitive basis, these commercial organizations look to advertising--through the press-as a means of informing the public of their products and services. The local merchants and businessmen who advertise in the J furnish one-third of the money necessary to publish this yearbook. We are grateful to them for their support and cooperation, and we want to show our appreciation by purchasing their quality products. As consumers, you are interested in buying better products at lower prices. Have You Heard about the sleek new cars, the delicious foods, the exciting new fashions . . 31 Fr N 'yr 4 On a frip Yhrougla faclories of fhe Jasper Manufadurers Associafion, Paula Wuchner Tries au? a lealher-uplmolsfered chair, while Lois Rasche and Dove Buehler examine il. AY The las! sfop Lois admires ?l1e mahogany paneling wlwic will provide The perlecf background for any Home or omce setting, If is anolher of 'he many Associafion producvs. !?w'!L'.Z'F' Zi if ' Q'-iff' . am l!,. ....-f .. 1? THESE PRODUCTS OF 1. X h ln another Association lacvory Paula and Dave inspecr a beaulifullylin- ished execurive desk just off the assembly line Someday lhis desk may be used in a building on Wall Street, or even in a Hollywood producers officei -.Ju-a.. ss THIS OFFICE si I I 5 'Jar-it I I 5 A, P. i rf an . R .M f 'V' if Q., M - 4 ,I .lggk '5 Ta .Q , I I I. LESTER W. ROUTT AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Xr'f'I11tf-1I- .IIIII I' I'1'III0 'I' X'+41rz11.1!s1I XILIIII Ftrvwlx XI', '7 I Il11Il.m41 THE MODERN JASPER FLORAL CO 1 'I I' V+ In--an If O 0 NIT XM' v- I I.-fIf1 THE JASPER HERALD CO. Printers A Statiomlrf f ai 'tq A - H- 1 PubIi5I1fArs nf THE DAILY HERE-XLIJ Jasper. Indiana 1.0 fm, -. H, ,I , SPRAUER STUDIO PIwne- 16 I I Iluimlm THE PARKET MARKET Xlilx 4 SCHROEDER vdx XII 'IIA' V- AI! A T 'Xl A 2 'III Ne-utuul I I I I I Ii FIHI' LOMAX 8. DOERNER :Xthlr'I11'fiqulprrwxlt'-Trwpl11w- 5fr1JI'fH1:llr1 i P1wrXth1r1g1urHx,-rx Spur! mI'r1mh1v- fur flu-rx 1,11 mr I1 U 5 I: N11-411111 FI T'.XliI1NN1HQ'. In il 1111 'luv-T HX 1-T-:Tl A :':v f 'fy Efje ssiw 'Fe g5::'T.4'ucT 'wg 'CH' 'C E M H V' L J Tin- H+--t III T'1IIIl'I'IA1IlHlf'IlI WITZ-AM 990 WITZ-FM 104.7 '-Nflw-A 1w1'lhf' v-rlllrv TQHIIIINH tf1 T4Ill'lIlPHfVN .5p1111x.,. Nvw- Hvar Ihf- PIM In may BT4ld4il'A'lN Klaxywr. IINTILIHJ Ui All Y4PllFIlliITlSl'T1HlvlMMIII! 111 WITZ-XXI 8' FH 4-LiI'fH'Illl2I 'I'llFI1lll1I't' DUBOIS COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY S --NJ M Wpll- . . PH! 'UNH iwr ViuN+r1l1Hz JPXNlfIil'54HlIPH lf --l- X' I . 4 . It M Hi HI' MIQQ NI.11r15trw-1 Phnu if X1 rw-A tr -m th PM-1 UH:-w If-wr' lwinma TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Although Thy BirIcIe and Vic Roos dftef quite o but in size, they :g'ee that tewcengrowrt Swfts Prerrtufr chcken is some Ch':kenf SWIFT 81 COMPANY Jasper. Indiana ..e 1 , if . . ' ' i I I 4 F Zine? - aflgcn ' A' ' I - ui 4 ,Ll d .r , K A -C, - l , ' .,f:w+ ., .2 u' ' 3 y ' ' b .. .. , 2 ga, I - H I t , A '- ff .- 1 u ' 1 W s V ' vw- ' i ii - 's L 0' I. . ii F- Q .lik ' -: A Customers ot the Uptown con cIwoys depend on courteous, efficient service from Peggy Fromme, Carol GrcehIer, Kathy Heichelbech, cmd Janice Rcsche. THE UPTOWN Fountain-Cosmetics-Baby Needs Greeting Cards-Cameras-Photo Finishing Toys and Hobbies Phone 614 14th 81 Main Jasper. Ind. C. J. GEHLHAUSEN HOFFMAN BROS., INC. V i W Q v ' 1 Dodge Plvmoiith SALES AND SBRYILIL Sales 81 Serviee Phone' 306 - Phone 304 Jasper R.H. I5 Huntingburg. Ind. MARVIN G. PRECHTEL Phone 604 CUNINIERCIIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Portrait 81 Wveddings BILMAR STUDIO Phone 50 SCHROEDER FLORAL CO. Flowers for All Occasions 114 West Fourth Street 527 Publis Sq- Jasper' Indiana Jasper. Indiana 109 Phil Hnlllwclw fund loo Elffsungf-r nc? flwc- leg-l of thp Wgldgr ll A il , zz' S13 llc 'S llf- f -,f l gl - Q gl Qjodlfm mwlffcdf W L Q mm WNY 'CU m 'C JASPER LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS Nlntlmproufirmg Y Hainprooling SPINDLER SHEET METAL 8. ROOFING Alterations - Dying Sl'Nf'Illll and Bartley Sire-e-ts Phone' 242 Phunv 800 Jasper T,,,,T,i,T.3 .il g N X V mH,'f2flffi, LAUNDRYI: DRY lllANl ' Sami I Nff FLlCK'S DRUG STORE THEO. J. WELP Your Jeweler On the Square' h Jasper Indiana jagpflr lnfllana For Howl Ente-rtainrnenl All Yvar llluunrl, Hwvllvlv' llle- Bowl 5.-llx llul' l,l'rSu R1-lax at 42-1 XM-sl Tzh Sm-Q-1 THE ASTRA 8 TIVOLI Plmrn-5 599 and 000 llll BECHER AND SON FUNERAL HOME Jasper Indiana SERMERSHEIM AUTO 8. HOME SUPPLY Sporting EQUIIIITIFIIIIQ 333 Pnblif- Squaw Buy Your Sporting Gomis at I'Imne- A .Jill P' -En gfgvt Drag H 'alfa-P M. N. .L lf, '5a,f- f ,gm .gr-M. j..,,, -K I HJHEZ .':'f:? Ji , ': '.'i:rwI,'n , Tous? We N. F swiezz 2' ff -,I':': 1' .f I,m1g1rz1tx1Iailfm Ifrnm Your Ifriffndly Nmghlmr Whrv Iinltlvs Q44-Q64 COMMONWEALTH ELECTRIC Washington. Indiana LJIIUIII' T123-W' MESSMER LUMBER CO., INC. Rowfing. Siding Si Insnlatinn I.urnIwr N NIiIIwurk H. Ii, 4 Jaap f-I'. Indiana SmnlhnI'IdFIH'ru11 H rmlx tr- 1012 DUBOIS CO. MACHINE CO., INC Established I8fJT Industrial Repairs S: Snpplif-5 Jasper S If:-rdinand. Ind. gf. Tom Thomas ond Bob Pfotienberger build better athletic muscles by lifting Breideribouglvs Better Blocks, which build better buildings, Phones 594 and 888 BREIDENBAUGH BROS. BUILDER'S SUPPLY, INC. Buy Better Blocks.. Build Better Buildings Jasper KREMPP LUMBER CO., INC. Building Suppliw WILSON'S FLOWERS Corner 8th 81 ,Iavksun Phone- l8f1.Jasper Un-r L25 Yr-arf in Ifluriftrx Your Flmmer Orders will rm-vein' the prmiipi. f-flu-if-nt. and intelligzvnt altvrilifrii nn nliivh iw liaxf' Ivliilt nur rvpiilatiun, Jasper ECKERT BUICK CO. Drive a Variable Pitch Dynaflowq Indiana Pliuriv 085 BEST Biicgx YET . f , , . .8 . tr GADLAGE FARM SUPPLY Lt rr Av-grvgrr gym. JW, mv- H ,B Deg Urge' ' I ,'z SGWVIQS cinfwr' fieposw' for 'Ie' Q or 3 'i Nfnzh lam 331 'Wm THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK 11,,nI.,,I., -'dfI!if5Hff: .1Iil'f'A I'!l'4II'I'dI II:-54-rw Swim-m uml I 10'4I1'l'lII Ile-pu-il IIlrllIkiilIl'l' II1lI'I!UI'LlIIHII THE S. S. 8. S. MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Ifx umm ill.-, Imliunu I I WILSON DRUG COMPANY HQFFMAN MQTQRS, INC. ILINIPHIIN I lu-A Nlmln-rm Drug Slum' 1,,th,. N pI1,,I,,. f,f,p 11:-111ml Buihlimi .ju,I,,.,, FH111 -II XVIII' I' Ytml.-In.1kf'r I'gu'k:1r1I lop'-r'. Il11Iik1r1.1 yllw 5 5,.,-U vi Th I 0 11 I 1 Ford 'nay be sef-n on dwolov oforq wnlr 0 con 11191 1 1 H rFfrd 'cvs 'Vurv and SVI' fr' wuufwfk G' ixlv 1- Un II11' Stlllilfr ALVIN C. RUXER PI111114- QUT Xvlllll F4Il'11-N1f'l'1'llI'N U1'11l1-1'U THE JASPER LACQUER COMPANY, INC. NIk1I1llf?1CIllTPI'S of Quality Fllfllilllff' Finishc-5 PU. Box 27 Jasper.1111iia11a RUXER BROS. 'N P11111 Vl'1r.11'1111' 1 lPf'.1rl1111'11 11111111-111 nt N11f.11ll111'I1 4.11.1111 N111 .1114 ,l11l111x1111 N1 I 1 UVM- 'N1111111 ill N1111111- Qy- , . -1l.1NI.11115I. .l.1-111'1,l111i1.11111 .IAN111-1' 111111111 Dow Apple Ben Franklun Store Tony Bockelman Brames 8. 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At that time all of you will be alumni of JHS, but l'll still be with you, ready to help you relive your high school days. Once again you'll be able to see and hear yourself reciting in class, rooting for the Wildcats, and speaking for democracy. As time goes on, you'll always cherish these memories of your '57 year at JHS.