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

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MELVIN FRAZIER Melvin toots a horn, But he's no one's dupeg His grades are good- His father's county supe. GRACE FOLEY Grace is her name And grace is her lifeg She's just the girl To keep us from strife. ART HOVER He fell in love- How hard he fell! His only love Is Annabelle. ROSE MARIE TUERFFS Soon we may apply the phrase Of Shakesperian fameg A rose may smell as sweet By any other name. THE 5Tf'f'?AKERse RX., fix .Q M' ROLAND PORTER If you're looking for a senior Whom everyone likes lots, You can find him hiding Behind the name of Watts. ESTHER CASTOR In the race of life- Some may he fasterg But, slow but sure, That's Esther Castor. DICK Sl-IIRK This boy's noted For his many quirksg We'll forgive them, They're Dick Shirk's. SARA PAINTER Her mind is goodg her body sound Her hair is soft as silk, And this is all because She always drinks her milk. BOB FRAUNDORFER Elwood has nothing on us- Behold this local resident! Our class has this slogan, K'Fraundorfer for President.

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PATRICIA POPPLEWELL Pretty, sweet, delightful, and kind, Simple in heart but not in mind. How I wish I could be like you- Yet, you see, I was young once, too! EARL BASSETT We call him Cassanova, Although his name is Early For every time we see him He is with a girl. GENEVIEVE SHRACK She always wears a smile- She's such a happy worker, We love to go to Bailey's To watch their soda-jerker. FRED FIELDS Our Alexandria atmosphere Is of a different mein- It doesn't take the springtime To turn our Fields green. BEVERLY WEAVER Once pierced by Cupid's dart, Her love still lingers ong Though others seek her heart, Her love is all for Braun. MERRIL SHAW He keeps his friends busy, Ohing and Ahing, Because of his skill In cartoon drawing. JOAN CULLEN The consort of a king Is usually called a queeng When we call her Queen joan You'll all know what I mea DON FLANDERS Our Flanders is a desperate case- He's playing second fiddle, For Nellie and the H. and H. Have got him on the griddle. LOUISE JONES Her face would deceive Even the prudent- She's much too good-looking To be such a good student. 'RLVDW ll. V48 'WV I i G' 'WM A Q I M' OJQPWQSQ , Az .U.- klii v 'H I ' I lllli '

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FREDA SWIFT Socrates was wise, But Freda is wiser: She knows all the answers- Her technique comes from Kyser. ROBERT ZEDEKAR Ain't it a shame about Zed! All his fat has gone to his head. He's really much too well fed: He should walk to Orestes instead. DOROTHY SMITH In sports and in studies Our Smith takes the leadg It's easy to label her Most likely to succeed. VERN SULLIVAN Behold our former presidentg His was our local Fuehrer. His strength is as the strength of ten, Because his heart is pure. BERNICE BELMORE 'Hurry, said the patient, My condition is much worse. Please send for young Miss Belmore-- I need a pretty nurse ANN HELLMERS Little Ann is hard to see Because of her position. Her motto, 'Do not tread on me, Is quite a requisition. f TED ERVIN Here's to Ted, our high school herog If the teachers rate him zero, He's still Rifey's pride and joy- Isn't he a bouncing boy? DOROTHY McCORD In typing she has made her mark, A star that's bright and shining. May all the clouds in her life Have a silver lining. WAYNE DELINGER What keeps you happy all the day? What keeps you on your feet? Is it love or youth or what?- It's just the way you eat. L ,, al '54 -' .05 oo Um 56? S096 Dedicaizecl' to ous-di-essmg I-Dorn 'lzeruor-S.