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

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F W CLAYTON JARRETT His hair is Eery red, With a nose to match it, toog But then for pleasing contrast, His eyes are baby blue. ELLEN FERGUSON When you Come to her with troubles, Your hopes she never douses. That's why she's liked so very well Up at Rothinghouses'. ARMAND REEVES As our local Don juan Doesn't'he make his mark? Perhaps his last name is Gable, And his first name is Clark. DONNA PARISH In typing or in sewing, Her work may be but fairish But when it comes to social life, Look out for Donna Parish. A fldavj aa. that had -Co bd S fi VIRGINIA YORK What we like about Virginia Is the cheerful way she'll say, As she stands before the classes, Here is the menu for today. HERMAN BEARDSLEY The Senator, we surely hope, Will travel wide and farg But this we fear he'll never do, Unless he gets another car. BETTE ROOD Oh johnny may be out of date But not for Bette: Roodg The words that it Contains just suit her present mood. DALLAS LUDLOW Our Dallas can Both fry and bake. In Home Ec. class, He takes the cake. GENEVIEVE SEYBERT 5 1 Her heart has leaped with joy, Her life is one of bliss ff Q Said she was a sweet little miss .bf ' askayf X ' , ,Bal H is Hun 729' H1 J nn, 2'3 1740 - 4l 2 111 gf'-f ,Iwi just because a certain boy ,, . , . 1' , 1 '

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CLEO ELSWOR'I'l-I Her hair is blonde and curley, Her eyes express surpriseg You can tell hy their deep color Why she is called Blue Eyes. BERNARD PRIESHOFF The aroma that surrounds him Would make a martyr gripe. We're not referring to B. O.: We merely mean his pipe. x I I Lffl 1 f lm ,ui I MAXINE KILGORE How queer this girl Who now takes the Hoorg She not only studies, But even asks for more. JOHN scoT'r Why, even if our Scotty Were dead and almost buried, He'd get up and tell the bearers How he should be carried. GLENDA NELSON A voice so soft and quiet, And manner so demure- A very pleasant future I'm sure these will procure. HARRY ELLIS When searchin for a charmer g Who's always bright and merry, You needn't look much further Than that ever-joking Harry. MARY MOHLER If you're looking for a typist Who's really very fastg Well, here is Mary Mohler, Who cannot he surpassed. ROBERT PIERCE You never could tell, By that attitude fierce, That all his friends call him . . Guess what?-Porky Pierce. MAE HOWERTON By her sweet and merry ways, She breaks the fall of many a bump. She's jolly all the live long day, And really most pleasingly plump. To Our Band lVXQ.rnbe1-S 'V S 1-- Means S HX r!!

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GEORGE MEHLING He's tall and dark and handsome, As that old saying goes: But he keeps himself so quiet That hardly anybody knows. CLARA MONTGOMERY She may be just a little girl, But for herself she'll fend. We can explain it by the fact, She's from that tough North End. LEOTAS LONG The train was coming down the tracks It would not stay for Long -g He jumped out of his faithful truck Before he got the gong. MARY MONTGOMERY There'll be those who will love her And those who will slam her. What keeps them all going? It must be her glamor. BILL BLAKE He likes the women and Farming, too, it appears. We'd like to suggest He combine those careers FRED INGLIS He's pretty good at raising crops, In more than just one place: He's got one out on the farm And one upon his face. BETTY JO MILLSPAUGH A priceless gem, a lovely pearl, Although a simple country girlg Our Betty Jo is not romantic- Marriage for her would be Morganatic. BYRON MORGAN Once there was in days of old A pirate of this name. We hope our Senior treasurer Will not win that kind of fame. ROSEMARY MCCORD Her hair is red, And her heart is gold Our own school colors She'll always hold. NWC' ' The, 75-achal' Miha. diclnff allcvo H1 -f HOME WORK AA