Jasper High School - J Yearbook (Jasper, IN)

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With the clanging of hammers and the rustling ot crepe paper, tloats begin to take on an air ot excite- ment. The Hoosierland hysteria has captured the rearts ot J.H.5. stu- dents. ln anticipation of the season, the Junior class sponsored a Pep Rally. The classes and clubs entered floats made ot things ranging tram chicken wire and lcleenex to styra- toam and carnations, The annual affair is hi-lighted by a big bonfire and a sock hop in the gymnasium. Prizes ot SIS, SIO, and S5 were awarded to the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes, respectively. A 4 Ha' and clothing styles are items tltcit c-:ic c'-crges lroni yea to ya-an Some of the ft' T ,'Lpl' K1lJl'l S 'fi' 1 ' ltgilf 1-i rl 4' , . -s 1' Fixis con- 'ill go il' 1 :Q -ag gf a c' ot 5: sei 's .o'-3 L14 , fv'C CJC1yS. l-NCQ' zfv-QQ 'rig qfqiyg :jr to .xezzr tie' s ipef Qs. Tfcse 5 S5-1 - ' EHZIVJQC, :J ':: r 4 vm, gag' Jizzgpei ld 3' :Col 'fm' -s to .'.-:Iles 1111: scnool year schoo 'rf gf., ,X rv : FC 'X-is en boys ':':l 'Vfl x R vi 'UFAK , fig,

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l, 2, 3, 4, halt. To the .l.H.S, band members, these marching signals mean dreams of more blue ribbons, An important part of the Jasper High School curriculum is the class in band. The main proiect of the band this year was to raise money to outht the band with new uni- forms. Music, the universal lan- guage, is a prominent part ol one's lite, whether his interests lean toward Bach or Presley. ff' rw-'W Q. , , . t ,gc-sf' ,.v Mi. 7 Q 'S ssl Not all school skills can be learned during the five hours ot a school day. Whether teacher's intellectual activity is papers, tests, exams, or quizzes, the students aren't fooled because they know that the different names usually refer to the same thing. Reading chap- ters, answering questions, and giving reports are only a few of the things that require extra prepara- tion at home. When report card time comes around, the students who have done the most preparation for their work can go home carrying the best looking little white card.