Alexandria High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

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s 3 JJ, X Class Advisers H. Krauss K. Logan G. Melby B. Nelson Miss Krauss, member of the faculty, and Senior Class adviser, showed marked ability in her coaching of last year's Junior class play, Where's Peter? . She has acted as a faithful servant to all high school activities and her pleasing personality has been implanted into the hearts and minds of this yearls graduates. Although Mr. Logan has been quite shy in expressing his view- points, we can readily see that he has been one of the most influential advisers any class could possess. With his sociable character and his unlimited amount of work with the debate team, Mr. Logan will always serve as a guiding light to the up and coming seniors. For his unsurpassing intelligence along che scientific lines, for his work With the baseball team, and for his efficient work in transmitting his knowledge of stage scenery and set ups to the Stage force, Mr. Melby will always be remembered for his splendid co-operation as a class adviser. Miss Nelson, adviser of the Alexian staH, probably did the most to make the first Junior-Senior prom a success. The Senior class is Very grateful to her for her undying friendship to her students and for her art in establishing a greater commercial department into the high school. We, the members of the Senior class, feel that a hearty thanks should be extended to the members of the faculty and especially to the class advisers. May we, as individuals, take this opportunity of showing our appreciation to you for your patience in dealing with us during our high school days. T611

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Student Council -5 J' if s ala T FIRST ROW-John Unumb, Margaret Griffith, Geneveive Gustafson, Dorothy Seed, Kathleen Kiger, Doris Melin, Kathryn Westerfeld, Warren Christopherson. SECOND ROW-Richard Olson, Anton Pilversack, Gerald Johnson, Harry Halstead, Frank Blanchard, Lyman Peterson, Martin Munson, F. J. Herda. Under the able guidance of F. J. Herda, the Student Council has been an active organization and has carried on successfully the duties of a governing body for the Alexandria High School. Planning and controlling the point system, regulating hall traffic, and choosing lyceum and auditorium programs are included in the activities of the council. Representatives to the annual convention of the Northwest Federation of Student Councils at Stillwater were Kathryn Westerfeld and Gerald Johnson. Dorothy Seed, Harry Halstead, and Lyman Pe- terson also attended the convention as unofficial delegates. The council sponsored the Alex Hi-Larities on January 20, the program being built around AleXandria's Ragtime Band. The fourth annual Have a Heart campaign was conducted by the council the week of February 14. The purpose of this drive was to provide a fund for needy students. This yearis officers have been Gerald Johnson, president, Kathryn Westerfeld, vice presidentg Dorothy Seed, secretary, and Ly- man Peterson, treasurer. Other members have been Kathleen Kiger and Harry Halstead, seniors, Genevieve Gustafson, Margaret Griffith, Tony Pilversack, and Richard Olson, juniors, and Doris Melin, Warren Christopherson, Frank Blanchard, and Martin Munson, sophomores. Twelve