Alexandria High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

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M 0 . f fy l,.f'i 'f reg ?'efm Lag! I V 1 X Y 1 w ',:!f R 14 I VQ yi ' N f, 4 jaw VY' V17 I L l 'L u if H J Z !l GM, I 4174-,lf ff L' Jr 'U uw if J iffy FLY AWAY HOME - CAST OF CHARACTERS - James Masters ------ Alfred Miller Nan Masters ----- Marian Hansen Linda Masters June Johnson Carey Masters - Jack Coykendall Harmen Masters Sidney Carlson Buff Masters - Betty Wegener Tinka Callengsby - Marcella Grube Johnny Heming - Woodrow Mathiason Armond Sloan - Keith Godfrey Marie - - - Pearl Barr Gabriel - - - Clarence Trattles Taxi Driver ------ Leonard Johnson This year's senior class production was Fly Away Home , a three- act comedy by Dorthy Bennett and Irving White. The basis of the plot is the struggle of the Masters children to prevent their mother from di- vorcing their father. This comedy was directed by Mr. Russell Peterson. GROWING PAINS . - CAST or CHARACTERS - Mrs. McIntyre Professor McIntyre Terry McIntyre George McIntyre Brian - - Prudence Darling Dutch - - Patty - - Mrs. Patterson Elsie Patterson Jane - - Marian - Vivian Omar Hal - Pete - - Speed Cop - - Lois Roth - Alfred Miller - Catherine Peterson - Winfred Woolliscroft - Edward Carlson - Carol Knutson Lawrence 'Myhr - Betty Wegener Doris Christopherson - Muriel Nelson Marian Hansen Elsie Friedland Viola Wagner Sidney Carlson Glenn Berglyn Leonard Johnson Iver Gulbranson Aurania Rouveral's Growing Pains was produced by last year's junior class under the direction of Miss Evangeline Helseth. This three- act comedy presented in a very humorous manner the growing pains of Terry McIntyre's gang. Twenty-four

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K. Westerheld, W. Woolliscroft, Mr. Logan, L. Peterson, F. Herzog This year a different plan, that of extemporaneous speaking in debate was carried out in connection with the present day question, Resolved: That all electric utilities should be governmentally own- ed and operated. In the inter-class tournament held on January '27 the victor- ious Senior class was awarded the Kiwanis cup. Members of the sen- ior teams were Frances Renner, Winfred Vfoolliscroft, Vernon Coy- kendall, and Francis Herzog. Winfred Woolliscroft and Francis Herzog on the negative side and Kathryn Westerield and Lyman Peterson on the' affirmative side were chosen to constitute the high school team. Under the competent guidance of K. Otto Logan this year's team, which did not begin work until much later than in previous years, won the district title and entered the regional debate. Alexandria secured the district title by defeating the Kensing- ton and Cyrus teams both by 3 to 0 decisions. Later they lost the re- gional debate to the Moorhead State Teachers' College High School which had a very strong team. In preparation for the regional tournament, debates were held between the two sides of the local team and a practice debate was held with Morris. Twenty-three

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I K r'1faa, ii'giif '2 f- m Beta First Row--Catherine Peterson, Frances Renner, Lois Studllen, June Fleming, Carol Knutson, Doris Larson, Doris Christopherson, Viola Wagner, Irene Erickson. Second Row--Lois Roth, Dawn Ripley, June Hobart, Kathryn Westerfield, Marjorie Thompson, Bette Sather, Marcella Grube, Marion Hanson, Marcelyn Stoppel. Third Row--Miss Gould, Andrea Wick, Luetta Knebel, Jean Harrison, Viola Shogren. The Sigma Beta Phi is a social organization for junior and senior girls. Etiquette, dancing, picnics and a variety of social func- tions during the winter months comprise the activities of the Beta girls. In order to become a member a girl must have a total of at least seven points. This year the Sigma Beta Phi attained a membership of twenty-two girls. Carol Knutson was elected president, Lois Stud- lien, vice-president, and Doris Larson, SCCFCIHIY-treasurer. Other members were Viola Wagner, Marjorie Thompson, Vi- ola Shogren, Frances Kenner, Catherine Peterson, Luetta Knebel, June Hobart, Doris Christophcrson, Jean Harrison, Marian Hanson, June Fleming, Marcella Grube and Lois Roth, seniors, Marcelyn Stoppel, Bette Sather, Irene Erickson, Andrea Wick, and Kathryn Westerheld, yumors. Twenty-five