Alexandria High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

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is K was Mears as Class Advisers W. Williams A. Jarchow L. Reck X To those members of the faculty who have struggled for three years to impart to us, some of their Wealth of knowledge, We wish to ex- tend our heartiest thanks and especially to those who have acted as our advisers do we Wish to show our appreciation. Lawrence Reck has been more than successful in his position as financial adviser of the senior class, but We will remember him chiefly for his amiable smile and continuous good nature. Enthusiastic co-operation in all the senior activites has been shown by Miss Adelle Jarchow, member of the faculty and senior class adviser. Miss Jarchow did much toward making the junior-senior prom a success. Although Bill Williams has been a member of the faculty for only two years he has won the hearts of all the seniors. Mr. Williams coached the basketball team which achieved such great success this year. He also took a prominent part in the planning of the prom. Tell

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.fer r'1f2fet.M ' 1 Student Council First Row--Lois Studllen, Luetta Knebel, June Hobart, Marjorie Thompson, Mary Preston, Genevieve Gustafson, Elsie Carlson. Second Row--Orley Tart, Karl Sturnick, Bud Dahlsten, Gerald Johnson, Earl Wun- derlich, Darwyn Olsen, Mr. Herda, Merlin Roth. As governing body of the high school, the student council un- der the supervision of F. Herda, has carried out its assigned duties very effectively. During the past year the council has been kept busy planning programs and executing and administering rules and regula- tions within the high school. Its duties include the controlling of the point system, and the planning of lyceum and auditorium programs. Business meetings were held regularly every Monday throughout the school year. Before Christmas vacation the council conducted its third annual Have A Heart campaign for the purpose of creating a com- munity fund for needy students. To obtain money to purchase a new curtain for the auditorium, they sponsored the Spring Revue , which was held in April. june Hobart and Marjorie Thompson represented Alexan- dria at the annual convention of the Northwest Federation of Student Councils of which the Alexandria council is a charter member. Ed- ward Dahlsten and Gerald johnson also attended this convention at St. Cloud as unofficial delegates. The officers of the student council for the past year have been Marjorie Thompson, president, Edward Dahlsten, vice-president, June Hobart, secretary, and Lois Studlien, treasurer. Other members are Earl Wunderlich and Luetta Knebel, seniors, Gerald Johnson, Darwyn Olsen, Merlin Roth, Phyllis Peterson and Karl Sturnick, juniors, Mary Preston, Orley Tart, Elsie Carlson, and Genevieve Gustafson, sopho- mores. Nine

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se K ?'Qf SENIORS Class Officers E. Dahlsben L. Studllen E.Wunderl1ch J. Hobart L. Knebel M. Thompson' x Fellow Seniors: As the time of graduation draws near and we have come to the parting of the ways, it is well to remember that the plains are past and yonder lie the hills. May we never he satisfied until we have reached the summit. This can only he achieved hy putting forth our very best effort whether it he at work or at play. Let our aim he high and let us never he satisfied with anything hut the best. I f you have enjoyed our friendships as much as I have, these few years will never be forgotten. EDWARD DAHLSTEN Class President. Eleven