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

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The seventh and eighth graders no longer can be considered as little tolksf' their activities are quite sim- ilar to those ot high school pupils. Running on the same schedule as senior high, they pass trom class to class through the day. Each class is divided into two groups. Spon- soring the seventh grade are Miss Hash, Mr. McDaniels and Mr. Spear: Miss Hull and Miss Brannon have charge of the eighth. .N .wf5.t,t .fl 'ff W ,', , -:ff -sl -' t fl . Q Q i M it i J A ' -ft M .Q - it A ' tray ' 7 ' ' v '-' f 'H V . 1.4 - 4 'W , as .Wg l ' X ' -, - g m 2. 5 X. t Q73 l K x 'ta , - 1 -, T55 . . x , ' ' f' 671 ' ' 'Y f :a'a1'if,f',- .. Aijili ' ' '- tat , fl ' i 'T' Vi . ... . . , , tw 1, . - -. , 5 gy 1 4' j l ' cf 'W lg 'J' 7 4, .r 'E' W- 5 4 5 A- ' A 5 if 1- .. , W fl ' bv- -faf - ,. Q lf, ' t , 2 - 1 lv ga .H : f 231 A , , f 4 ' ff- lx - H -H2 , 4 f:gi,' E612 'f V ' it . - Q1 ig K' . Q 5, -w 1 ' '- fl f -WM - if A x in it 3 . , , Y iwu' ' .J 'it 7' ' 'P ' T' V 'Simi' 55 Sf' QQ' - . :if ' 1 12 ' ' is ,N i ' iq L 54- . W. K tt ' 2 fw gf 5 -' f ' ', get H S' t it ES! ' ' ' ' 2, '- .., 1 K3 gill ' 5' w ' ' j 'f?:-fi' I Y 'rf W ' 1 ' Q 5.23245 1. -Q ' , ' 5-5 ,Ev '- 'G I' f It .. 1' 1 ff: ' f r 1 2. 2 'df 1 - 1' Seiji' ' ' it it x V ' A 2 b xgggszi kit H' 5 . r eg- , .. , 'iw 2 1 ,g t- at L, 1 15, , 4 V .R . . and . to H . ..,. M . . .. . , . . , M . ' sti. it s , ' j f tw, 1 , 1 W 'Q . 1 . - ,ML . f. - rv . , I .-, V- tr A 6- 6 gik .. .. . Q.. K LN. , 7 Y' Y ' z x -1 Lv. fl L elizabeth auler . . joan deakyne . . jack parnell . . christine johnston . . charles garner . . edythe morgan . . nelson semon . . mary muey. barbara mcconnell . . james johnson . . louise owen . . harold eubank . . trances woger- man . . jack muston . . sarah humphries . . betty harrison. john reehling . . jean allen . . max leonard . . barbara starr . . max jones . . peggy leonard . . eugene teighner . . doris hull. amanda reed . . charles almquist . . patricia hoppes . . max kessler . . Shirley wells . byron hartwell, 14

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Jai- Under the guidance of Guy Foster, spon- sor, and Charles Millspaugh, president, the Hi-Y Club has completed another worthwhile and active year in Alexandria High School. A turkey rattle, several dances, the organization of a junior Hi-Y Club, and two chili suppers were among the activities that were carried on by this nation wide branch of the Y.M.C.A. Sev- eral members ancl their sponsor attended the annual Older Boys' Conference which was held in Kokomo. On November 3, lack Kepner, Wayne Allen, Edgar Anderson, and Eugene Lud- low received the Hi-Y formal initiation. Serving the twenty-five club members with the president and sponsor were Wen- dell Perguson, vice president: Pat Miller, secretaryg Harrel Lane, treasurer: and Roy Iones, sergeant at arms. Hi-Y dance . . . officers and sponsor . . . front and back view of members

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clyde marquand . . kathleen pernod . . rex mcconnaughey . . barbara dickey . . id johns . . betty malston . , george clear . . anita gross. evelyn russell . . junior phillips . . barbara alice evans . . earl vollenhals . . sue carpenter . . buster sizelove . . juanita Williams . . Clarence auler. robert benefiel . . betty ingram . . jerry little . . georgia rice . . rex arbogast . . shirley scott . . albert terhune . . Wilma fish. kathryn mason . . billy chenoweth . . jean hendryx . . sheldon lindley . . Violet haag . jack tarquer. -. 1- in , -Q r 2 15 ,ya Q 'f '1 . , l 3, . ffif. W ' W. . 'xg 5 2 Q at f' I ' RE? ' .. t . 15 Y ' as :ax 54 14 ' fp- - ' A 'Pi 'V 9 ' y l- r w f ' a .V - ,5 as t U . rg, J 45, wi ' H A ' 5 ' ,gif 4 ' Hare, A it f mfg 1 12 wig: if X I , K K kg I ., AQ V V. . I as My Q1 KX I ' Q 2 - 2 4' EZ' , W it T i 153 4 fa- f' K f g ' , LW 1 - ' 1. agtl W W ' 4-i t 9- 'f ' 34 - Sf- -N fs t 4' 0 -- if .. . 1 49 af 2725 ' , M S ef L. W X ' , Q ' ' 1. 'rf - .wif 2 - 132: 1' N--' 1. iii fy 'air - ' 7 ii 'C A aff' T . -'x ii i - ' i f ' - ' YET? ff .K ii:-3 ,. ' A . ., is its v ' . Y ' 'S ' . Rf, ru 14 T ' K - , Tiff. X 5 11 ::i,brW my L' 'L 'W - . . i 1 '3:i:1g, WMSQSEQ--g.,, , ' 5 -, ' f- - H 'w ig-,,ff,, ' HEL J-- H ' aw ,. 'Z 2 ., 4 TI , t' fi 1 f , L' V' 3 V f Y Wi is ' A t t '- if 3 Y i f ri -'M if ' if 121 M .W I tx 1. . it A , , W .WEQVVZ I ,B 'my -L :rf ,Xa if , yu: 4. , 7,5 ,rpg , 'f'fe'Y W t? , 'TL , Li 5 3 'f ' taiggmagg f1v1.'5.1f'TfQQr age Q, 3 ::gvQ i 1 - ' an ,Q A t W 'N i A ' p i 'N 'ig ' W W f V 5 f V . :' ' 'Y V . ' ' iii' A 1 ii rf , ' D f ,n - With the idea of promoting good will the 8Al's formed a home room club called Upanattem. A formal constitu- tion was drawn up, and officers were elected. In this home room they had a ping pong tourney. Richard Cartwright was the victor. To do their bit for the Red Cross the eighth grade girls knitted a small ambulance blanket. 15