Alexandria High School - Alecko Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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TRACK, 1928 The cinder path was crowded with candidates this year, and there was a reason. Alexandria planned the most extensive season ever. To start the season oft ' we were represented in the Devitt meet in Washington. Donijdian took third ] lace in two of the hnals. Beverley won a place in the heats, hut lost out in the finals. Alexandria will go to Charlottesville on the fourth and fifth of May to compete in the Mrginia State Meet. The largest meet ever held on Haydon ' s Field will be on May 19, when all the schools of Xorthern drginia comj)ete. Prizes will he awarded. It will he a hig day, which will long he remembered. After these two hig events Alexandria will he represented in a meet every week until the close of the session. With plenty of gtx)d material in the track candidates, we can look forward to some lively times. ■ fl Past Ninety-two ]| -

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at , HeALECKO played side center against George Mason, our old rivals ; Frieda Mendelson, the guard with reddish locks, whose rival just couldn’t make a goal; Catherine Kohey, our other guard, who kept our riv al from making baskets; and Helen jaffe, another center, whose topping and passing failed to make her rivals feel any too good. By the following you will see that the Champion’s playing speaks for them. A. H. S 25 George Mason ... 4 A. H. S 29 Washington and Lee 9 A. H. S 38 Lee Jackson ... 16 A. H. S 38 George Mason ... 12 A. H. S 15 Washington and Lee . 9 A. H. S 17 St. Mary’s 2 A. H. S 15 Warrenton ... 10 A. H. S 21 St. Agnes ... 8 A. H. S 25 Jefferson ... 7 A. H. S 41 George Mason . . 4 A. H. S 17 Alumnae ... 2 281 83 ■sfL Page Ninety-onf J| -

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he ale c ' ko NONSENSE TO MY TEACHER I do not love her anymore, I love her not — alas ! I do not love her anymore, Because I did not ])ass. — By a Senior. Mary Buddin : What tree do you like best. Ernie Taylor : Yew ! An Annual is a great invention The school gets all the fame. The printer gets all the money And the Staff gets all the blame. Have you seen my noteljook floating around on Sir Walter Scott? Miss Ficklin : W ' hy is English known as the IMother Tongue? Class : Why ? Miss Ficklin; Because father seldom gets a chance at it. Sweeley : You are so attractive, how do you keep girls away from you? Park : I eat onions. Freshie: Is the editor of The Alecko particular? IMighty Senior: Yes, siree ! She raves if she finds a period upside down. Seen in a Washington newspaj er : “House Pas.ses on Dam Bill” We wonder whose house it is and if the hill is for graduation expenses. Joke editors may toil and work ’Til fingertips are sore. But there remains some fish to say I’ve heard that joke before. - [ Page Ninety-three |S«-