Jasper High School - Quartz Yearbook (Jasper, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1948 volume:

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A. - Q BA, K-,ZR f R , ,'y-- : 5 ,,,,f5,Z SCHQQL BOARD Hr. George Bieber, Mr. C. J. Hey, Mr. Ed Crozier, K Nr. J. G. Davidson, Mr. Louis Kallsen, Mr. Roy De Fates, Mr. W. B. Oskey. l X .X SUPERIN TEN DEN T .r. Warren D. Oskeyg Su erintendent Educational n Q D a - Ldnlnlstratlon and Supervlslon aff ,- 5 IUSSII FACULTY MEMBERS r. 0lN8H Iojnn JhGN1StPy and Eus zesQ Taw 1 oWlc e f'aa+e worb 1 J of lnn P' 1cLpal r. 70fP wlllwn Sweech, T1StOFW 11 pnernl uswness a WTaster noW1e e la chfyvcr Iome co 0 100 qnl ,lolo J xWCOTl13 ol1P,e Jer- 1 o On' 1 1 1 sh GW dQ1C u t HQ nolle e nlavcnhe 11udQon an ani n11ELC131 11JVlll9 tate Teachers C711G'G 6 Kr. Herman Jebberg Mathematic: . and Industrial Arts. Moorhead State Teachers College Mr. Lars Overskei: Coach, Physical Tducation, Junior High. B.S. South Dakota State Miss Angeline Calkins: Physical Tducation, Junior High. 7.1. Mankato State Teachers Lis: Lenora Traze g .Ti A and Sixth Grades 7.ggVieia ugsl 1' Kiss luth Hess: Third and Fourth Graies. Iankato State Tgachers Bullet ,Q i Liss Sadie Ilozipseyz fioco 47.1 Third Trades. Duluth State TQ 'i.. ohoii xllere f X yrs. Herman Iebber: first fraie. U. of Iinnosota, fuluth 'ranck Irs. Ziirie uolieng Office Xssistant. 1 fu 2? K 'f1 'Q .45 -.2 STUDENT CGUNCIL Phe Student bcuncil is a body of students elected from each class, two represent tives irom the senior Junior, and sophomore classes, and one irom the freshman, eighth and seventh grade This year's representatives Sanderson nd otanleg Hunstad, Juniors, Louise vest bur and Robert JePauw, soyhomores, Hall bhella, freshman, Durdell Lund, eighth grade, and dorn Heidal, seventh gr de The officers ior this year were nichard Sexton president, Milton Deeman, vice president, and Llaire Sanxerson, ecretary The Student COlNPll periormed such duties as electing Quartz and HQuartz Siteru editors and Homecoming committees It also helped iinance the buying of the w rm up suits for the basketb ll team L etings are held every other acdne day on alternating periods so as not to interiere with classes too much 8 Q ,Q H-3 , ' le iff 5h . ,I , - . . u 1 5 , Y V La 4 1 1 ' , 1 S ' ' f 1' , . 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O 2 Presldent ernarc e ard Vlce-vrcelrent d CHDG14GT Secretwfg 1015 Laacknan Treasurer H6311 Tmenson I1 J if Cl XSS XVILL We the Class of Forty elght of jasper Hlgh School Cxty of Jasper and State of Mxnnesota be1ng of sound mxnd and memory do hereby make publxsh and declare thxs to be our Last Wxll and Testament In manner and form followxng hereby revoklng any wxll or wxlls heretofore made by us Fxrst We dxrect that all our just debts and goodtxme expenses be fully paxd and satlsfxed as soon as convenlent after our departure WE the Senxor Class of 48 Do Hereby Bequeath Our Numerous Possessxons them than I Thusly wxll our ab1l1ty to get thlngs done somethlng they need We also gxve our seats ln soclal class We request that you make better use of them the junlors we wxth pleasure we dxd the Sophomores we wxll our abxlxty to obey and abxde by the rules of thxs xnstxtutxon the Freshmen we leave everythxng the juniors and Sophomores do not want Beth Burg leave my studxousness to Francxs Duffy wnth the slncere hope that he wlll use xt to the best of hxs abxlxty I Donavon Claussen will my flashy yellow sweat shxrt to Dean Hansen so xt wlll remain In school next year I Bette Lu DeBates w1ll my frankness whxch I xnherlted last year to Patty Meyer I Bonnxe Docken wxll my bookkeepxng books to Lawrence DeBates He can use them next year I Carol Erstad wxll my place xn the Hubba Hubba Club to Margre Bauman hopxng she wxll enjoy xt as much as I dld I Marlon Gath wxll my shorthand notes to Marllyn DeReu Maybe she can use them to an advantage xn the future I Don Haraldson wxll my Charles Atlas physique to Stanley Hunstad It ll look good In that B xck I June Haraldson leave my ablllty to argue to Mary Dock It comes In handy sometlmes I Roselle Hawes wxll my brxght and happy smxle to Glenn Klndt wxth hopes that he w1ll use xt as effectsvely as I dxd I Betty Hemme leave my love for the Hardwxck shouffle to JoAnn Baden I Tom johnson wall my authorxty as a blg wheel to Larry Neshexm Don t let xt go to your head Larry I Delores Kxndt wrll my abxlxty to drxve a Nash wnthout a reverse gear to Roger Falk ln hopes he can use xt on h1s cycle I Loxs Kuhlman will my ballet slxppers and anklets to Helen Sehr I Lucxlle Kuxper leave my voxce to Verna Lou Hunze wxth hopes that the teachers wxll be heard next year I Lois Laackman leave the glass I broke In chemxstry lab to Wilbur Anderson to practxce on next year That seem care good hard S011 Alta Leslxe wxll my dancnng abxllty to my sxster Mrldred so xt can be kept In the famx Bernard Megard leave some of my hexght to some short fellow llke Roger Elverson Verna Monger wall some of the haxr I have grown so carefully to Erna Laackman Ihew' s a load off my mlnd Evelyn Nxemann wxll my fan mall to Donald McKenz1e and Mardean Seeman because they to enjoy readnng them Lavonne Nxemann wxll my good posture to Delorxs Callsen and Arthur DeMunck Take good of It Beverly Patterson will my Colgate smxle to Claxre Sanderson to add to her own Velma Preuss will my Interest rn Garretson to no my love for school to Glenn Braken Edward Schnexder wlll my apprecxatnon for under clas men to Larry Holxen He s got a start already Mxlton Seeman wlll my Douglas Faxrbanks look to anyone who wants It Don t fall too gxrls Dxck Sexton wxll my Irrsh temper to Dennxs Fxtzgerald Paul Strobel wlll my yellow sweater wnth the orange and black letters to Dennxs Peter I thxnk It wzll look good on hxm james Swenson wlll my poor attendence to Jean Rutzen Glad to get rxd of xt' Pearl Swenson wxll my Jeans overalls and slacks to Ruth Koppernolle Carole Thxelman wxll my bangs to Shxrley Banks to add to her own Beverly Westergaard wxll my quxet and bashful ways to Rxchard and Dean DeSchepper Nadxne Cbnrad Wxllxam Croegaert Wlllxam Erlckson Dorxs Wxnterton Charles Bendt Marx lyn jurgensen Kathleen Cleveland Mnrvella Kasemodel Wxllxam Burmexster and Paul Davxdson We the Senxors of 48 wxll all our old text books old test papers wlth the failxng grades work books Qprovldlng you will fxll them outj and our carvxngs and fxngerprlnts IN WITNESS HEREDF WE the Class of Forty exght the Testators above names have hereunto subscrxbed our name and affxxed our seal the tenth day of March ln the year of our Lord one thousand nxne hundred and forty exght 16 Class of Forty exght--.... ,Jlk x ff V To I u . a I . 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' , .- CLASS HISTQRY In September 1936 we began our first year in jasper Public School Our first grade teacher was Miss MacDonald whom we thank for helping us through our most difficult year Of our original first grade there are six remaining namely Beverly Patterson Milton Seeman Beth Burg Evelyn Niemann Velma Preuss and Betty DeBates Our second class was divided between two teachers Miss Reep and Miss Iverson Dick Sexton entered our class this year We kept Miss Reep for our third grade teacher The end of this year found many of us acquainted with the corners of the school room Miss Nelson taught us in the fourth grade The year was high lighted for us by helping the rest of the grades present the operetta The Early Bird Catches the Worm Donald Haraldson began school here this year Our fifth grade class was also divided between two teachers Miss Wyum and Miss Klinger This year we starred in the presentation of another operetta Autumn Gold We were actually beginning to show our remarkable talents on stage We finally passed to the sixth grade and began looking forward to moving upstairs Our teacher was Miss Westensee who guided us through our las year of grade school This year our class helped present a third operetta Hansel and Gretel which starred many of our class Milton Seeman played the part of Hansel High School at last' We seventh graders found ourselves losing our way around the halls and getting used to having so many teachers Lockers were also new to us and we had so much difficulty with them until the upper classmen taught us to plug them But finally we settled down to a year of hard work The next year found us in the eighth grade and participating in many more school affairs In September 1944 about fifty Green Freshmen entered the building to eniors we found our place as Freshies We gave several parties during the course of the year including the Freshman Return Party and a party for the sophomores As sophomores we were honored to serve at the Junior Senior banquet given in the spring This year was high lighted by Eddie Schneider representing J H S at the state declam contest Our Junior year proved to be one of the most exciting and eventful ones of our high school years We had everal parties during the course of the year and best of all made all the arrangements for the junior Senior Banquet and Prom For most of us this was our first Prom so we looked forward to it with great anxiety Most of the boys took part in football basketball and track with several playing on the first teams and doing a good job of it Declam also proved to be very successful with june Haraldson Betty Lou DeBates and Eddie Schneider entering the regional contest F1nal1y we all are Sen1ors Our year has been an eventful one and our class is proud to have taken part in so many activities along with the rest of the student body This year four boys represented our class on the first ten in basketball Two of these Dick Sexton and Milton Seeman were named on the All Sub District team june Betty Lou and Ed participated in the District speech contest Ed also entered the Regional contest and received a Superior rating music found many or us in instrumental and choral groups and participating in our last music contest We are especially proud of our successful Homecoming and our thanks to the juniors for the banquet and prom So now we are look1ng forward to graduation and the best wishes and success to all students future years in jasper High School from the Class of 48 If 9 I ' . . y . . ' ' 0 I aa - -' .il 'Q . . I . . . n . . . , ll .lf ' ' , . .,, . . . t . . . , ll ll ' ' ll ll ' ' . I ' Cl ll ' ' begin their high-school career. After a frightful initiation sponsored by the 3 . , . . . I . . , 4 . . . . , , . - . . . , , . . . . . . y . I r in ,gf QL: 3 .iffsk UNIORS lhur neerson Jofnn Daden Shlrley anks Largolle Bauman Charles Jendt Glenn Qraken Qeloves Callsen Kathleen Cleveland Iladlne Cnnrad Wllllam Croegaert Lawrence Jeietcs Arthur De unck Iar'lyn Deieu Dean DeSchevper flCh3Td neSchepper 'ary Dock irancls Duffy Der lverson llar T1CKSOH LO DP Falk UeHnlS Lltzberald Dean Pans en Larry FO119W stanley 'unst d Verna Lou Vunze Larilyn Jurgensen Larvella Kasemodel - ,,. ' 33+ L. . 5+ ,. N N 1 K - 1 ' 'h lg A Wi A l -A' 4 ol , .,-3 5 . N up TJ I P H , ak .,,, fi i 1, ' Q - . Al'q ' if 1 fi webrll he '., N ' n. , r . ,i T f Q 3 v J, A f, ,Je -9 s . , ,ver A, ?Q lit? L sigh: Rf , - , kv, new an TW qggl Y ' A l, J' , X ' , 3 Q ti , M In Q. 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JUNIGRS Jlenn hlndt Yuth Koppernolle Erna Laackman 1 ldred Leslle Donald HcKenz1e Patr1c1a Ieyer Larxy Nesherm Dennls Peterson Jean Tutzen Clalre Sanderson Hardean Seeman Helen Sehr Doris Wlnterton SOPHOMQRES Darrell eck Joanne enson arllyn Javls We onlca U181tZ Lale .11ne1er en Ytrueim Lerlyn Everett Norman Everett Selva Titzgerald Clair Frovik Dean iewecke Tunioe Grant QE, al 94' SQPHOMGRES 'Tdltb Pameb kken wfllyn waxes ,elonna Plnd lorence Hvnstad ernlce Jqclson f lv Lqatson ean hrapf James Lclster Lorna xdet kc Jelson lllan elson ,orma 3Glm6T 5 xo pn phlrlej Wostyne flaw Schqmacher ov rly Swensor lOU1UO Peterour ttv nuforhaaia f31+h ohl ord FRESHME Marlys Aaker lalne Dirge Wayne Beatty Orton enson :i -, A . N 3. V . Q 3,1 .L A. 7 W . v .x ' - 'C' A.. - 5 N . , , CA. L 1 ?eve1- , ,-X ' , Li K 3 b - , ,Qtty 1'-2 ' r' .Lv-L .1 Isaoel Yasmussen IT 4 ' fOT1 p 5, f' ' . 1 r L ,. . 1' . , '. ,, 2 3' . .U VT , ..A if v '.'.'f,, '- M A ff' AL ui -1 .1 1. V1 ' V1 .14 ' 1. 1 1 T7 12 FRESHMAN lobert Cragoe Norma Dam an Barbara DeSchepper Vabel Dill . Jelores Uocken Lowell Ilkmeler Joan 1tre1m Beverly Ptrhelm Irene ,raves l3PV1H Hawes Donald Hem e Joyce Johnson lton klndt Lols Krapf Vunlce Kuhlman ollfford aoker Lorna CKSWZl6 UeEona Ieehelm Donna lucid llllam Sexton hall Ghella Norma Stelzer Dou las Gtronoerg arg Ann on nson hall anderoerg Kenneth nterton S6 M e . , v . L ,. . L . -, V A H , . M ., , H, . Ana. ' 1 ' v 4.1 5 A . . F' T, . M Q r ' ' an A 1 r X 1' ' L L A 'lt MQ er llemann I . L ,.. . - 'B -6 . k -4 Y . . ,- '! an K .- ' ' r 4'- -'43 .-L x .2 , fi ... qc- 'Y R 11 ' no 'J V . .q nl lrqt ox ,a1 ond JlCmC, Shvrwan TOZlSF, h1ro16 vohlford, John Schluen , Orvan Nackt, 13u'1n9 frvl ec 4 U Mr. Overskel, -arfajn fngerson, ur'e Imn,1emwH1xmm,frk1Mmdnmg hmidummyimm lrn ld DeSCnepper, 111V 5eSart. Thlrd 'ow 'dTJOL1C e son, 'lchard pnson, Dhvllls lkmeler, Wuanp on, sther Tlnklnnberb, rlen Foss, Teduy Lnn r on. , lLSU ,ow 15 JL J, ,u Ls vwso , L K1 +ow, fav ve e+t, T e kL1 ou, JqT'0W 111 He ates, Plwdys 1GW3DH, 1 D lns. J Vow ary llen LClStGT qwv b ann, J 1e+ raW son, 'u ene reus rQ ce , Trud packs, John 1381 L11fl Ea gon 77 wa,- 1 Thlrd row T155 lr zer, Euvene wrlght, Virlene Cragoe, Darrel Tlnlleberg, Marv Clalre Davlnson Calvln neune, Lols nvlxx, Roper Etrhelm, Marworle Evlnx, Larry M1ller, Judy Larsen, Charles Fey, Mary Ann Croegart, Wennv bandberg, Ardltn Wrlght Davld Paro'dacn Second row D9D1lS Thcmnscn Karen Jean 'verson, Darwln Edgecomb, Qetty Monlfo Rodney Haraldson, Marlvs Ronnlne, eorve Baden Marllyn Thlelman, Paul De Croock, Larlene Lee, Eugene Theel, Carol De Toy, Nell hverett, V3V1S ET1CkSOH, Marv n Hey Flrst row Twllla Rleber, Joan Gundvallsen, V1v1an Ellefson, Wlchael Sharn, Delores Pnalen, Ellly Nlemann, Clara Vllefson, James fallsen, Delores Wendt, Gordon Haraldson Bettv Kay We Sart, Leslle Everett rd 1 -' X Cl rent row Lerl I ntfrtln, lrfcrd Jacks, Jlrny J Jill Cfr+o , elrr ofo dahl, Lrlrles llcn, Jerrf 'le Q, Q .l1ons Pedl verett Loren drl e, Lavrence nTlf1t Secord ron Leals hllefson, Penn, crtcn, Gfr' JanErocke, oettv troe nrt Diner 1 nklenberg, Doane ere C, A rl s eve, o'Prf Stcrdarl, fzalla Phalen, Lherles Jwenson, efr dmnn 1 ons, tlnes tord hl Thlrd row lSv less, sharon Tee, onald roldson, urdella frlbht, ucnald otovdarl, rle v rk, L le lller, N rlenf Hahn, rnest .1enann, J net Qtrohm, Ll t'ord vans, rll n Treel, Jerald xlnk, Joam Pidlson 3 Back row Phllllp Ju' , hamona lentz, Duane Bendt, Jeanette naroldson, en ell lerlson, Jacquellne Devltte, John Webber, Beverley Facllle, n Chard nifefson, L1SS Dempsey Mlddle row Jelores Brlnkhads, M rk lelster, Betpy blmons Patrlck Kennedy, Janlce Buskerud, Hob rt Haroldson, Judy Ann vleme, Duane Hartman, 'ally Qchumacher lront row llce olnons, Janice Wepue, Ruth nn bleveland, Donna rlckson Loren Farrar, B rb r Baden, Harlys Nlemenn, Margaret Nlemann, Jorthy VanBroLke S Flrst row Rorald Qchumacker, Gary Frackman, Yaren Ann enson, Fhomas Bleber, uodney nortan, Paul Kennedy, Jeanne Laduson, nonald Brug eman, Ilired Ha bl d Second row: Jaies lO11PD, marllyn Knudson, John bch efelblen, Sh ron Bunkers, James nolfs, SOlV9lS borum, Lloyd naymord, Karen Dreessen, Charles Arvlg, Estelle dnson Thlrd row Urs Je ber, Gayle n9ThE1m, Ronald Hendrelcks, Elalne ahn, J8HH1S Olson, Karen Jorgenson, Glenn baken, Vlalne Ilemann, Bruce Olson, larllyn onordahl, H rold Lv nk, Jddlth hadtson Iot on plcture Suu rt Jenson, noy DeBates 24 .Qtr ' X . 1 j ,IYQS ,Q 35'Q' 24,3 'f Q29 'Q ,Q ax , O-so ,Ooozst Iss ' 9 5 6' 5 0 9 9 ff' X ,vfozsfokljf Q. M ,I f O f 74 Q, 955,665.0 , eff D ., ! A 'xy' X , I ,I Xu X I X A vv - . Z' 4 9'iXs Y 1-' x .' I. 1 f Q,1,9, 5 noQoo4.2:?'iT 1 9Q,.,os.,,,, 4' Z' Elk- S, , A ?, .1 Q,:. .H I 3 J, Q Q! f It ' Y l If sg fyff I f g f X 2525? 'Sf . 1 'ii' 1 ia k 4 T it ' ' ilk- was FOGT BALL The l9h7 football season saw about forty football enthusiasts draw equipment, with most of them seeing action sometime during the year. Returning lettermen were nilbur Anderson, Bernard Megard, Don Haraldson, Milton Seeman, Tom Johnson, and Dick Sexton. This was Jasper's first year under their new coach, bars Overshei, and also their first year in in several years with a complete eleven man schedule. Difficulties were met in arranging a suitable schedule due to the late decision to abondon six man football. Results of the season were asffollowsz Jasper O Flandreau 21 O Pipestone 26 O Flandreau Indians 39 9 J Howard 19 32 Howard 'O O Garretson 6 7 Edgerton lb The Quartz-siters journeyed to Flandreau to made their l9h? debute. Jasper had lost their opener with a final score of 21-O. In the second game Jasper met the ripestone Arrows under the newly installed lights. The stronger Pipestone team handed Jasper their second defeat to the tune of 26-O. In the next game the nRocksn took a beating from the Flandreau Indians. The Howard Tigers came to Jasper for the Homecoming game, again defeat came to the wuartz-siters. Next Friday the Quartz-siters overwhelmingly defeated the Tigers in a return game. The last two games were the most exciting of the year with jasper being nosed out by a small margin. So endfd a year in which the Jasper eleven acquired much in the Jay of experience. TRACK In the spring of l9hY a large number of boys shoaed interest in track. A represfntive team entered the Dakota Relays at Sioux Balls, the District Track Meet at Pipestone, and the Regional Meet at Mankato. In the Dakota Relays, Jasper failed to place, but in the district meet they placed third, with vorthington and Pipestone ahead of them Dick Sexton took iirst in the hhO yard dash, Uonald Kdhlman gained iirst in the ZOO yard low hurdles, william hrickson se ond in the 880 run, Paul Hansen second in the mile, Paul Strobel fo rth in the hlO, the relay team took iourth in the 380 relay On May 22 Coach Lngen took four hovs to Mank to where they earned a total of four points Donald Kuhlman placed fourth in the low hurdles, Paul Hansen fourth in the mile, and Dick Sexton fifth in the LMO yard run S E Z QQTCQY 'i I . . . . . . ' I . . - .. . . Y . .. . I ' . . , . V' I . ! . . - H . A , 1 - tt . I 1 . c M a I J . . . . , , - I , 4 ,ff ' ff I ff f Q X ff f f X XX X Y X ...Y , ff , VY ff ,fl .' ff I, X If X . , , A l ff fy '. ',. X f ,- IJ v 1 1 f' - ' -, 17- L X v . A -4 .' '- ? 4 -4 ' .. . -- - ' - ' A ' . . ,nf dv., 1- ,.'x. N ri ' . ..-I -- ' . -' . x . ' I 'fb1L.'-4.- 1 .f xt--if X , , . - ' ff , ltr' . :'J fl. ' 5 4 :I . '. - f-.bf 47' -' I xx X 'T,1 -1 J, ' X - ,f 4 -' '. . - ' A , 04.1 - 1 Q f.-,'g1 . H In u 4 I U 1 ' ' I, ' . 'S T 4 ,K , .T 7 ..i xy Jasper 21 3h hz 29 L13 37 he 37 57 L15 61 51 36 30 ho SO 118 38 37 32 ELT I 1' '1 ee. I tgwwwf , 3 33 H Ls? SPO f 5971 'll Garretson Well Rapids Hills Edgerton Beaver Creek Pipestone Lynd Dell Qapids Cathedral Worthinfton Magnolia Luverne Pipestone Edgerton Garretson Hills Cathedral Beaver Creek Hills Worthington total scores 22 15 33 39 17 35 M7 35 21 55 18 32 L13 37 38 29 55 13 35 B6 535 e4 BASKETBALL Nith five of last year's tournament ten returning, Sexton, Seeman, Andersnn. Peterson, and ritzgerald and several other capable hoopsters, the Jasperi e looked forward to the cafe season. The first iive consisted of R. 5exton and Seeman.as pivot men, Peterson Anderson, and Haraldson, guards. They played a ver3 eiiectlve double-post offense which could throw a scare into any opponent. Highlights of the season Here: Pipestone Arrows at Jasper when the Quartz siters defeated an age-old rival by two points lynd at Jasper when the ever-powerful lynd team edged out a victory by only one point. 'M 95751 E1 sf, Q, ABN? Jasper twice defeated Cathedral, runner up in the South Dakota state Catholic B. B. tourneyg once by 36 points. Jasper's Sl to 32 win over last year's district champion and regional runner up, Luverne, on Father's Night. In the first round of the Dub-district, Jasper was victor over Beaver Creek for the second time this year. In the championship game Jasper barely eked out a victory over Hills in an overtime period having defeated them by wide margins twice before. lhe final score was 37-35. lhree Jasper cagers made the All Sub-district team, R. Sexton, Peterson, and Seeman. The next aednesday the Jasper quintet met a strong xorthington team in the first round of the district tourney and were dealt a 32-M6 beating. The Quartz-siters ended a very successful season with 13 wins and Y losses. Congratulations go to Coacn Ovcrskei, the man who lead them through this victorious season and to the team who did its best to live up to his expectations. CHEERLEADERS f' The benlor Plgh cheerleaders, Carole Thlelman, Verna Hunze, Pearl Swenson, and VCTOHICH Uleltz, were chosen by the student body at the end of the l9L7 school year The Junlor Hlgh cheerleaders, tarfaye anderson, Beverlv Etrhelm, nd o1lly DeSart, were chosen by the Junlor Flgh students at the bcg1nu1nv of thls school year The cheerleaders have been very actlve thls year attendlng every game, and pep fe t, and as 1SD1Hg 1U other actlvltles, such as Homecomlng and the Qub D1StT1Ct tournament These cheerleaders have beeen responslble for much ol the enthuslastlc supyort of the football and basketball teams by our student body Q--Ax? 30 PEP CLUB A Pep Club was OTgaD1ZPd thls year lnder the dl ectlon of LlSS Calklns It consists of twenty lght glrls, lncladlng slx senlors, flve JuH10TS, four sopwomores, tbrsr fre hman, two elghth graders, one seventh grader, and the seven cheer leaders Some of tue more lmportant 1nd rt klngs of an Pep Club Mere bdal 5 cheerleadlnv unliorms, SPlllHS lop Lmd candy at the games, SPOHSOPIUV a arch of Jlmes d rce, hO1dlHg several bake sales Pre ldent Delores Klndt Vlce Presldentz Ruth Kbppernolle Secretary: Veronica Dieltz Treasurer: Jonna Rudd Reporter: Joyce Johnson 4 Xia 'ff 5 dl 5 i fl 1 I z A . V i I GAA Under the dlrectlon of lss Calklns, a larbe Drouo of senlor hlbh and gunlor hlgh g1T1S formed the G1F1S' fthletlc Assoclatlon Veekly meetlngs are held along wlth a perlod of sport Unuallj basketball 1S olayed and we danced several tlmes Jurlng the year, we also had an 1ce Skatl g party, neetlnb at lndfls afterward for lunch Plns or chevrons are H1VGH to the f1T1S according to a polnt system, each 1rl keepll account of her own polnts Presldent Ilce Preslnent Pearl Qwenson Secretary mrea urer Uuth Yoppernolle Weporter Parole Thlelman 3 . . u . . TK. . lu F LIL I ' ' A . . . . . . . . F A Q . . . n . L I I . . 0 1 . 1 an L , ' Y ' , l . . . ,,,. Y, .. ri - . . . . ff J 2 .V . H. ' . x 'F '1 A Q 0 I 1 O Q Beth Burg c ,h T ' - ' f' . 49-U.. - 0 n la w ' L S : ' .. 5' ' ,. A L ' I ff f n : - 0 V f XJ ' jaw' ' , 2 .1 - : --'iid R x1 1, , . 1,157 X-, F ,. 4 . xl' V x fa' , ,A , X 6 HGME CGMI G hits a week or more of preparations, Homecoming festivities officially began on Thursdar, October 9, at E p. m. with the Coronation Ol tne King and Queen. Before a crowded auditoruim, Barbara Detlerk, queen of 191111, crowned Carole Thielman Queen, and Verland Johnson, Fling of l9l,E, crowned dick Jecton Kin-' of l9L7-LS. Beth Jurg and Milton ofeman were attendents. The Hoyalty, chosen by student election, gave responses. After the ccronation, a pep fest was held around 1 huge bonfire at the athletic field. Pep talks given by the football players and coach Jere introduced by the checrleai rs. n snake dance was formed, which ended in another pep fest wown town. Frida: afternoon brought a colorful parade through gain Street. It included floats from th' various grades, classes, business places, and a moyalty float. Prizes were given for the best floats and windows decorated. At h:3O a tea was held in the home Economics room for the alumni. The Homecoming football game ended with the Howard Tigers victorious, defeating Jasper with a score of l9-9. The high light of the festivities was the Homecoming dance in tho gym. Al Menkes Orchestra furnished the music for the evenings entirtainment. Pr'-H . H, ,TMR iv' ,...:, . bran A Mfw A V . sv-x -.JY BAND lhere are abwut O StldlOUS band emoers thls year 'a vmnb them 1 e some falln cd muslcllns some P1 ups have been 0Tg3HlVfd such s the Proxbone quartet, Frombone Trlo, and Clarlnet quartet About 30 of the nkldSn awe lU the Pep band vnlch has played at nearlv all of fhe Home b sket l va.e a at to Qab dls TlCt Basket Ball tournament Phe oa d uembors are patlen ly wa1t'ng for the new band unlicrms The colors of the new unliorms are u1roon nd grax Some o tne overtures the band has pl vel th1S 3 a a e F1gh+1er Than ClTCLmSt3HCdS, aoodlafd aerenade vlVqllCrQ f'LH +rombo1e tr ol, THSSyl3H Overtare, One UGqJtlfUl Uaf, Vogae, and Nante Crlsto 'kc strumentatlon of the band lS as follows toronets 1l+o1 0 enum, Jaaes Sexton Lawrence Je3ates r do P Paul Davld on, louglas Stronerg, Iorwan Fverett ol L kmler Clar refa arff ollen, H-ard Scn1e1der, s Hoben Crtoa Jenson, nrler loss, Jeal Gevecke, pO1S Kublran, lc new La.aon, orwa Lclm r, obcrt eF1ww, Roger Plve son, V f err Sanderson, shlrlev Dostyne, lon Wlemann, Elalne Barge, Calvln Hemme Saxapnfnes 'Marylln Javls, uonald MCKFHZlC, Jetty Lu Jedates, ,rn 1 Wohllord 36 'Y' , ' 5 . 1 .. - . e , ,. 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Fxrst row Mxss Mortensen Marxlyn Hawes Beverly Patterson Pat Meyer Veronxca Dxeltz Isabel Rasmussen Erna Laackman La Vonne Nxemann Florence Hunstad Carole Thxelman Ruth Koppernolle Lorna Madetzke Margle Bauman Lorna Mc Kenzxe Second FOW Mary Ann Swenson Mary Dock Shxrley Banks Ardath Whlfard Eunrce Kuhlman De lores Klndt Claxre Sanderson June Haraldson Loxs Krapf Marlys Aaker Dorxs Wxnter ton Beverly Etrhexm Joan Ethrelm Elaxne Barge Th1rd row Verna Hunze Loulse Westerbur Joanne Benson Belva Fxtzgerald Verna Monger Betty De Bates Eunxce Grant Norma Relmers Marxan Nxemann Dorxs Rogen Norma Stelzer Loxs Laackman Donna Rudd De Vona Neshexm GIRLS CHORUS The Gxrls Chorus 18 made up of 40 members They have been slnglng a cappella 3 part musxc Some of the songs they have been sxngxng are 'Wxthxn a Dreamxng Harber The Celtxc Lullaby Bach Chorale and Kye Song Frrst Soprano Marjorie Bauman Ruth Koppernolle Lavonne Nxemann Beverly Patterson Lorna McKenz1e Carole Thxelman Florence Hunstad Lorna Madetzke Veronxca Dleltz Patrxcxa Meyer Erna Laackman Isabel Rasmussen Marxlyn Hawes Second Soprano Ardath Wohlford Shxrley Banks Mary Swenson DeVonna Hxnd Marlys Aaker Dorls Wlnterton Elaxne Barge Lots Krapf Mary Dock Delores Kxndt joan Ethrelm Eunlce Kuhlman Bev erly Etrhexm Claxre Sanderson june Haraldson Loutse Westerbur Alto Eunxce Grant Norma Stelzer Donna Rudd Verna Hunze Joanne Benson Loxs Laackman Betty DeBates Marlon Nxemann Norma Rexmer Verna Monger Dorxs Rogen The Boys Chorus IS made up of 12 boys Several songs they have been sxnglng are I Got Shoes Let my People Go and Hxgh Barbaree Frrst Tenor Lawrence DeBates Norman Everett Arlen Foss Second Tenor Ed Schnexd er Donald McKenz1e Claxr Frevxk Barztone Wxllxam Burmelster Larry Holxen Donavon Claussen BaSS Mllton Seeman Bernard Megard Donald Haraldson Freshman Gxrls Group 18 made up of eleven freshman gxrls Some of the songs they have learned are Prayer from Hansel and Gretel and Lxttle Buttercup The gxrls are Lorna McKenz1e Elaxne Barge Eunxce Kuhlman Mary Ann Swenson Lots Krapf Beverly Etrhexm DeVona Neshelm joan Ethrexm Norma Stelzer Donna Rudd Marlys Aaker Mxxed Chorus thxs year consxsts of the followxng members Soprano Ruth Koppernolle Patrxcxa Meyer, Carole Thxelman Shlrley Banks Alto Verna Monger Betty DeBates Loxs Laackman Verna Hunze Tenor Donald McKenz1e Ed Schnexder Norman Everett Donavon Claussen Bass Mxlton Seeman Bernard Megard Don Haraldson Larry Holxen The Gxrls Sextet was a new group thxs year and was very successful Those sxngxng were Fxrst Soprano Ruth Koppernolle and Patrxcxa Meyer Second Soprano Carole Thxelman and Shxrley Banks Alto Verna Lou Hunze and Verna Monger The Choral groups partlclpatxng rn the Dxstrxct Musxc Contest ln Worthxngton are Gxrls Chorus Boys Chorus and the Sextet 38 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . , . . . - ' 1 . . . , . . . ,, 1 1 11 ' 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 ' 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . . . 1 . 11 11 11 11 11 ' 11 1 1 ' I , , 1 I ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 f , , 1 . , . . 1 , 11 11 11' 11 . 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I f , 1 1 I .1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' . , . . . 1 I I Q I Q I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 Y.. Verna Lou Hnnz1e, Ve na longer, Ruth Kofnernolle, Patty Hever, Carole Thlelman, Qhlrley Banks GIRLS SEXTET MIXED CHORUS Flrst row Pat Meyer, Shlrley Banks, Carole Th1eWman Qutl Ko vernclle, Betty De Bates, Verna Monver, Verna Punze, T015 Laackman, Mlss Mortensen Second row hormin nverett, Donavcn Claussen, Ed Scnnelder, Don ld hc Kenzle, Qernle Mevard, M lton eeman, Jcnald Faraldson, Larry HCl19H 39 FlFSt row Mlss Mortensen, Ed Schnelder, Mllllam Burmelster, Donald Mc Kenz1e, Bernard Mfgard, ullton Seeman, Clalr Frevlk Second row Norman Everett, Arlen Foss, Donavon Claussen, Donald Haraldson, Larry FOl6lD, Lawrence De Bates BOYS CHORUS FRESHMAN GIRLS f1TSt row Joan Etrrelm, Iarlys Aaxer, BUUlC Kuh.man, Weverlv Etrnelm, Lorna Mc KGHZl6 Second row De Vona KESh81m, Elalne Barge, Varv Ann Swenson, LOlS Kranf, Norma Stelzer, Donna Rudd ,404- K QUARTZ SITER The staff workel hard th s ,ear trylnv to nut out a paper that was eadable, engodable, and sonet lng to make the readers ask for more To ,et a paper out, few people r al1ze the work behlnd such a productlon and the tlme and energy spend by the edltors and advlsors ln puttlng lt out A school paper often shows what the students arc th nklng and what thelr actlons are It 15 a medlun oetween +he tuients of the local school and other schools lh s year the paper Jo ned the Iatlonal pcholastl Pres s oc1at1on Papers were sent to C'1tlCS to ee rhat th oo' and had nolnts of our paper were ntor lalre ,anderson Ps 0C13+8 lltOT Paul allison vlso s Wowe ll11OF Jevyll crten en S .ll ix ..+ jv JUNIOR CLASS PLAY lriday mint, lov mber 21, 19247, at 8 p m , the curtain of tne J n r H gh uditoriim opened on the 3 nior clas elif, HDon't Fake LJ Jenij nr and Irs Caleb Print e had three cbild en ire olde t, Iavis, on the r d o ark Nas vcrf interested a f rn, lhll Pennv the liie of the thoivht Penny was int rested in tennis, had Small Job in ch cken and fdmll fxfryone xntil he wot th idea of going to Hollywood lnis idea upset n r lrieids, e pecially Kerry and Lreg, ho tried a c uple schemes TO make her give up nollvwood To add to tne coniision, me Brinbles had a maid who had been a child ic re h h d been placed tnere b a rUDllLlLf n Harrison Day, an author, to find, in hopee tna bw vndll 1 n rl y the le ding part in tne pictuwe he v to oroducc Pennv was aiming o ge this same part in th erd Mavis was chosen by tne author to ylij tue art .S lor fenn , She linallf gave up the Hollywood dream and nent back to tennis Sally, the pre ty little maid, didn' po to Hollywood Instead she lived on a chicxen farm with . rk, of cour e e rest of 'ne c st was 'orman Porter H-rrison Dar Gram Joanne Ferry Greg Konsieur 139 Plaie licile Claire larry Uclien Donald hCKen ie Nadine Conrad JoAnn Baden Dick DeSchepper Rober Falk Patricia Leyer stanley Nun,tad 4 v,c DeBate5 Shi- ey Banks Iratblec Cleveland Erna Laac'uan SENIGR CLASS PLAY The '8J'13.TLlC' by Robert opened, a fe lors presented d noveltv mvsterv HTALQ Jo heir present tlon th snr ide M1 h chool 'ystcr St blalr was a mystery 1U the iact th t a bookcase volce threatened the leadlng lldx, who later dls sopeared maklng necess ry the QPTJ1C6b of A detect ve. I s dr ma 11 that the ,lt atlons w re ser1ots llbh the herov 1U rtdgh :uber most of th tln was 1 vote th t fart of lt took rlace 1U the and torxur wlth a ndlrector , her sslstant , the thor, ShCT1ff and other wilxlng up and down the laleo and the house llghts gOlUL oil and 1 t unexpected moments bbakespeare onze sald, Hfhe ol y's the thlngn But here we e two fllvs one olthln 'he other whlch had the dle.ce ine, s U 'hat would hap,en next and 1, 9 Lead rlayed by oevcrlv rlftfrsor end Jon Haroldson who lound the nfsterx solved th problrms 1U nelr romance. Uomedf elements were flrnl hed ShPFlff and ettf Herne as the were fostered bx lllton Deeman mo+he and A lows La ckman by ldwird JChHCld6T dS the mald ihe .1. plea ant sltaatlow and Bette JeEates who pldyed a 2 the Hdlrector d eth Bur as n r 'asslstertn oleved stralght roles lr a sltlsfectorv .anner bavonne lemann, o rn1e xegard, Jlck aewton and Fon Jomnsor old ed sn oortlng parts 1 e pld was dmreeted b Mr 1111 on LlSo nortensen we assoc ete dlrector and lss ochrvver a w1St8d 1th orope and make dp olne Paroldson was stnlent as lStdUt slrector 43 1 - .V 'Q ,. ' X ,. 1 ' ,- . C- v- ' 1 L ll x 1 V 4 Y n 1 ' V .. y -. AMY I . V . . 3 Q 4Yv' fn '. r sl Q V , ... .-, I. - . - . , .. . ul . J ... A L of . O . I Y N l I u Y . o . LA , ' Q. . ' 4 ' . - -, ' . 'A A , f Q. ' ., ' . . . i L - . 1- 'L . , . t -1 - ., , ' , . 1. . .Lt . . . . . . Fl f' I ' V 1' 1' ' 'w ' 1' V . Q ...L . . M. Q , . -., ., . . . -HC ' .. . . , 4 : ' , , . i , ' , .t s .a .e. It R Q cltg 1U J , . . . I A . . . . 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F' 0 2 DECLAMATION e local declam contest was h ld thls year on March 2, w1th much more lntere t shown on the part of contestants ald the ,ubllc than ln prevlous years Those entered were Oratory June naraldson, Donavon Claussen, Verna lou nze ramailc huth Yoppernolle, Betty Lu DeBa es HUSCTlBt Readln Patty Meyer, Clalre D ndcrson Humorous Edward Schnelder, U le Flkmeler, Jean Rutzen lavonue Nlemann, Lorna Nadetzkf, Shlfll Hanks, Helen ehr Jasper Hlgh played host ot the dlstrlct 8 declam contest held uarch lO The local w1nne s entered and recelved the follow1ng ratlngs Dramatlc Betty Lu DeBates Excellent Ruth Koppernolle cellent Lanuscrlpt Readlng Patty Ieyer Excellent Oratory June arald on Excellent Humorous Edward bChDG1d6T BUPGTIOT Dale Elkmeler cellent On March lS, Edward Ocnnelder accom n ei 'r ebbcr h1 coach, to St T mes to enter the h0glOH II declam contest hdwerd recelved 'uperlor ratlng Ur Ml711OH, W1 Schryver, Mr WeHher, an Vorter en acted as coaches Vcr t'e eech +UQFHLS 44 ni. -in O E ACT PLAYS X rc D r H1 h vPPorl reccmved n Efcelirntn '11 IW thn Ono r D 1 comtgs 0 Lxvwvre T 0 P141 w 'VPF nlth soclal lWWJlCqt'O Q Lt was 1TlttvH ni dmvvctnq b L111lOH The Broad 1 Butter d 1H9ld9r riwfrd Clalre Qawderson RlCH3Vd JeShepper Llne araldso. C11ce De34fe, lwwrd D1 U lwrf llcp LPHWFQ 4 fscn pump C iw Hcp H0 pl 19 bouf an easllf D rsuaded dmv worklng 1 J c mc O o U ox o a 1U 1 a Llc U H ' a.oLt fxceq' Wi to Gln P rr,1,oQ 0 +vf mfv P n ers Pm c rv! o' or +HL cHanbc s aw L fvw ffpd YL Lt fvom thn bc., f o rrp pft hlw L 1 P Q., c If +otall1ngJ two hmdrcd dollars fhe vwsv HouScVc7d 1 Hfou Ht tr ovdvr ofl whpd thn Voavg 1 ff FV fha Qcewt oi corn Goff and c bbage to the tfho e w 142 b hlm llt 6 tbr ld oi e e'vlf aff' Q I' vu- XSSLMBLY I RQGRAMS On September 24th at 3 o clock Mr and Mrs Harry Mason showed us 3 specles of wrld l1fe Mrs Mason gave an excellent performance wlth her tralned monkeys She had a f1fteen year old baboon named Sally Anne and an eleven month old baby monkey named Frrtzle There were other monkeys too but these two were the maln attraction and to make rt even more lnterestlng the monkeys were dress ed llke real chlldren Mr Mason then showed us the varrous reptlles to be found ln thls country H told us many lnterestlng and amazrng facts about snakes He also showed us the the Glls Monster wh1ch 1S the only polsonous llzard 1n the world To end th1s excxtlng show Mrs Mason agaxn came on the stage th1s tlme w1th four doves She had trained them by 1nst1nct to do many lnterestxng trrcks cludlng bowlng when say1ng good bye Marle and Harry Mason are well skrlled as they have been ln thls work for more than 40 years iiliifiiii MUSICAL ROUNDUP OF 194 BC The excellent bar1tone volce of Mr J Ph1ll1ps Robertson resounded through Surprlse entrance and appeared dressed 1S a shepherd s costume He had many an clent mus1cal lnstruments whlch he explarned and played Some of the songs he sang rn Orlental languages as well as Engllsh Mr J Phllllps Robertson was sponsored by the Unlverslty of Mlnnesota He 1S a real student of music hav1ng won the scholarshlp of muslc at jullyard School ln New York ililiiiiil VERNON C WHITE Mr Vernon C Whlte addressed the students of jasper Hlgh Monday October 27 11 a m on the subject of alcohol He gave an excellent speech that was both 1nformat1ve and enterta1n1ng He was sponsored by the Natlonal Temperance Movement Inc wlth offlces 1D Chlcago Ill1n01s iiiiiiiili AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL Frlday December 12 Dr j Rxchard Olson appeared through the courtesy of the Un1vers1ty of Minnesota He showed p1ctures of some Of the famous natlonal parks 1n the1r natural color As the plctures were shown he talked about each one Dr Olson s speech and plctures were very 1nterest1ng and they helped everyone reallze that we have some truly beaut1ful scenery r1ght here 1n our own Unlted States 46 R W N 3! D iw, I I ll ' , . . . . ,, . . . . . . . n e ll 0 ', 0 n 1 1. Q . . . - . . , . . . i . . . . . , in- the jasper High Auditorium the afternoon of Wednesday, November 5. He made a . . . - , - ' ' I . 9 I 9 CC if ' 1 rv if 3 ,-f ff Ns! -6? A X W M f f M'-5 X X 7 lIfS4wQ KX A we X QSM fag W 1 1 ik 3 . A Q I 1 Q- I - X ' L N ' .. 1 X N . i gf' ' t I, 5 J f 5 ' W 0 'I ' , X y ' ' Q lla Xf- f f '44 in 5 f V xv! l - A Y- vb: . 585- ' 'ESLLJ I I X if V f r fx ' W .R f, N I 'C X .1 4 1 ' Q wwf' X If f ff X Q.: 1 I I I K ' W A ,ff f 4 V - 'r KZ f f ff! I ' f X -. A ,' 'Q f ,S I X K7 I X! . 5 K IRG, 0 A U H 1 X 0 U L X Aux o Q Q fax 5 Q Z X I r D. Y . f I ff V' J ., 5:3 Loo Q., 0.4. I 9 f 4-g E , 2. 8. 9. 10. 12. 15. 17. 19. 23. 2b. 25. 26. 27. 30. l. 2. 3. M. 5. 7. o. 9. 10. lh. 17. 20. 211. 27. 31. SHPTTK'f3 School opens--no more staying-out late??? flee Club try-outs. Dlass officers and Pep Club elected. Junior-High cheerlewders elected. Lose our first football game to 'lanlr:1u, 91 Honkie is our new Study Hall teacher. Senior G, A. A. is formed. 'reshmen Initiation. Uipestone game is first under new lights. T is iefeuted 26-0. Tickets for Homecoming dance now on sale. Iason's Httureland Qssenlly. Eddie is l7. Try-outs for Toys' chorus. Tootball boys LO to Qinneabolis. Toys spend a wet lay at the game. .Treshman ieturn Ffrty. OCTUTYT jorld Series hard on Doduer fans. Tlection of Homecoming King and ueen. Flanireau indians 39, Jasper O. Successful rep Club bake sale. Traduation pictures taken. ghat happened to the Hfuartz-Siteru typists Tom finally has his picture taken. Homecoming begins with bonfire and pep fest after coronation in gym. Very successful Homecoming in spite of losing to Toward by a score of 10 to 9. Sounds like the kids really have fun in Speech. Howard defeated in return Qmne, 32-0. I. ,. A. Holien and logon get along good in band!! Jasper loses to Garretson, 6-O. Junior class play try-outs. Jasper 7, 2dgerton lb. .i 1 av' f ' lf LUG NOVTMBER Juniors start play practice. Student court formed. J. Philips Yobertson shows ancient instruments. Auction of Pep Club girls' cakes and candy. Easketball practice begins. Armistice Day, school is out at 1:30. C.T. has a party. Toll conducted by Social Class on curfew. Parents night. Speaker is Herman Heeseh. Nhugon advertises for a housekeeper to help clean his desk. Jr. class play, HDon't Take my Penny.n Sophomores have Uhard timen party. iand raises money selling magazine subscriptions. DW2' lA '3 -J 1 .l.,',,-. Garretson defeats Jasper, 22-21. Very bad weatherh-schlol out at 1:30. Tells 15, Jasper 3b. Jasper defeats Hills, D2 to 33. Beaver Creek l?, Jasper h3.. Pep Club has party for boys afterward. No more student court. Pipestone 35, Jasper 37, in big game of season. Jan. 5. Christmas vacation. JANUAYY Dells 2h, Jasper 37. Kids hard at work on Ueclam. Nyew Looku appears in J. H. S. Semester and senior aptitude tests. Pep Club has March of Dimes Dance. Jorthington defeats J, U. S. 55-hS. Kafnolin 18, Jasper 61. Senior boys seem to be interested in freshman ,irls Luverne 32, Jasper Sl. Dedica complete Orrortunity students munity CQ 22, I LOG '7'TfT'?lIf.'lff Pipestone defeats Jasper M3-36. Edgerton 37, Jasper 30. Seniors or er announcements. l0 Jasper MO, iarretson 38, in return game. 2. 6. ll. Mr. Hey has free progrwu. l7. Toys display that Nnew looku in earrings. Hills 29, Jasper SO. 20. Senior class play try-outs. Cathedral 35, Jasper MS. 2b. John Ueere Day. 27. Jasper takes Sukpiistrict, lefenting Hills 37-35 in overtime tame. Vi??H ln- . 1 1. Une-ect play gets Ixcellent rating at Luverne. 2. Local declam contest--five superior retin s. 3. 'istrict tourney at Yorthington. Iorthlngton M6, Jasper 32. 8. Paper end annual editors hard at work. 12. Torrini and Phyllis preform with their magic. 22. Spring vacation begins. 30. Back in school again after a swell vacation. LPYIL 2. Amateur program. Winner will be on Cedric Adams' amateur program in Minneapolis. 16. Senior ilass play, uHigh School Mystery.H LAY U. JuniorfGenior Prom and Ednquet. 13. Senior skip day. 23. 3accalaureate. 2lP27. State exams. 28. Commencement. L71 , ! . ' L5 , . Mn ' 1 1 'S Wfaxvfraf S ,pg a'4'ai rx 4 3.5 ir N il V. I .zm-l ! 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