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

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ffxf THE SPECTRUM DEDICATICN What the rudder is to the ship, so is our principal to A. H. S. With his hand on the wheel steering the school affairs away from the rocks of failure, the waves of discontent, and the undertow of discord, Mr. Victor M. Evans guides the good ship A. H. S. with precision attained only by experienced skippers . He has been principal of the Alexandria High School for two and one-half years, coming here in March, 1930, from the Oakland City High School. With the co-operation of the faculty, the students, and the school officials, he has made these two years stand out as harmonious, successful ones. Mr. Evans was never too rushed to explain to some inexperienced Freshman, or some more learned Senior, just what would be the best route for him or her to choose to overcome some difficulty or problem. Sophomores and Juniors also found Mr. Evans a real pal in times of in- decision. Never too Worried to tell a witty joke, or too forgetful to spring unexpected tests, or too busy to give advice, he has earned the name of being a swell fellow , which means a great deal in present day slang. To the staff of the 1932 SPECTRUM Mr. Evans has been particularly helpful. Realizing the needs of the staff for financial aid in every way possible, he has shown his co-operation by giving us all the possible oppor- tunities for raising funds for the publishing of the Annual. And so we, the staff, take great pleasure in dedicating the 1932 SPECTRUM to our principal, Mr. V. M. Evans. f fff,fsXfe.f.f1fefs.. 1 93 2 ffxfsfsfWv,f!XjNW. Page ffm

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