Alexandria Monroe High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Alexandria, IN)

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uZ6dd!Nni1f.Oi63010i140Qf1lA9?b'HrWDirvdWlIb6NlYPJ4lU' 1 sae free,2r,Lr1efrwta1Ur e is il - . 'ldlllilhlawmvrmwno . 1 ilYlVNl'WNPWK? A Glimpse of the Past. Seniors of 1930 were once little freshmen 'way back in '26, Typical first-graders. they were too green to burn and unsophisticated enough to play in the assembly when they were supposed to study. Their representatives that year were Earl Mitchell. presidentg Orville Babcock, vice-presidentg Mildred Woosnam. secretary. and Frank Johnson. treas- urer, Their advisor in weighty matters was Principal Ralph Thurston. When they were advanced to the sophomore year they elected as class oifrcers Hugh Carter president Frank Johnson xrce president and Exerett Frazier secretarx treasurer To errn monex for then contribution to The Spectrum fund ther printed rnd sold pro grains for the Inxrtatronal Tournament Miss Zell w 'rs sponsor of the now unrulx class Their junior year was more interesting because of the annual reception given for the seniors The banquet was held on board the ship La Reception and was an original and cnjovrble entertainment Few will forget their outrne oxer the brrnx waxes and the rdxrce an en rn the xarrous numbers of the prof ram for a longer Journu The officers that vefn were George McDermott president Alice Edwards tice president and Exerett Fr rarer secretarx treasurer A dignified rnien rnd the rmprox ed manner of the class testrfred to their senroritw in 1930 A great deal of spare time w as devoted to the publishing of The Spec-.r um In order to color the elexen hundred drxrsron pages of the book it was necessarx for each member of the class to go back to his kindergarten dass The class oiiicers were Exerett Frazier pr esrdent Fr rnk Johnson xrce president Mildred Woosnam secretarx and Marcella Walker treasurer 'VH B 'R x 1 W' L X' X 19 is afiefefeese rrp-,az?IeaW3Efw r3fsH e N A If 'W' in 1 1 r-L : nd- ...af 3,,. 5 s......,i,,s,fs,.,,, 1' ai 'H' - 'If 1 L ii 5' ii gn . .. ..,, . -,111 g Y .gf . ' i I X I 'i -4 5' 4 rx' . -'I 'E ,451 .1 552 : :fel 1 iv -.3 J en, - Jig: -.J , .-5 63:5 WL iff? .' 4: 1 'I 11 Y . . , . , mi, Z I, Ji H + 2 . ' .Ki K . K. ' .. , 4 .-- . 5. .' ' . . , . . , . , A s' -12 , .R . I , . 4 . K , . . I, ,K i 3 Y zifzl? ..c.,. .. . v ., ' ..k.-,'-.lx l .. .. c . . A - . . zijn is -T',.-5 z , .. . . N iv, .i r' . 1 . .... , A. , A ., A, .. . fy, . . M ii-ii -' is 2: z. gs, 11? . esisxibkg I . .,. .., 1. . .,,. . . . 'si-25231-:',' 1 'QUE-1, ,' Z'U.I -. :Qx:'1L-p'- sg, ,121i:g,f1E: . .:'.'.:q. .qngffh j-I-tg ::.:Qf?jE.f: .:'-:bf- l'Q:g, :J ,j-2: Eg Page Nineteen 5::.3r41'? 51.1 ,' .'.' -.' swxi- -ef -:,:g3::p-gz1,3g55fi--.p- . . --rg,-.,?v:..:rv, -d:- - -, - - A Y wa- x .2 +C',.A A wri'--, l x QA : T - .4 .-e-:':i-F:--f.3eJ?::j1, '1:'..:.i!-'fi?f:-. . ' iv-' ..i'f.-f -... -'i f fd' .max -2 'Y Nf A. .4-f-f :'::'Jf::1rhf.ar-at:-.1 ew.-.'-231: r aafspw-e-Atal-it 013' '-su' 1-,.-I-'-LG-.vxqtsffr-3f,-'vqgkgiiirifZ-I-:1+1i:EZ1fk:QQ-1-.'.rA-ifbl-lyfi,''L''ygg,1?QqLjJ,j-Z9I: ifJig. 'A'-3'-:,j.s,43-Q.--L,-'A,-jj'-i4gig-f..-2 'f.,.gA1..1 luv.: , .. Av: .f -1

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