Alexandria High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

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The place of pleasant memories. Where friends are made - - not for one day - - but forever.

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Work and Play -How significant a phrase. Here is a formula which leads to success. Every member of the Class of 1937 desires to be successful. It is well to renzenzber that in this life we get nothing save by ejort. The highest form of success comes only through toil and struggle and sacrifice. Though we should all realize the importance of work no one should over- look the importance of play. Both are essential to success. He who labors has earned the privilege of play. You have learned both. Practice both as you go through life-Wfork hard. Play hard and yours will be an abundant life. H. N. PETERSON Superintendent. High school life is not all work, but neither is it all play. Life outside of school is also made up of these two components, and we are apt to find more of the first than of the second. If the members of the Class of 1937 can find their life,s work so interesting and absorbing that solving its prob- lems and perplexities will prove to be a game to be played with zest and eag- erness, that spirit of play will go far to bring that high measure of success which I hope may be the portion of each and every member of the Class. F. J. HERDA Principal. Severi