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

Page 26 text:

in 2' 1fiz.at:fazfv1-si.:,J1zfH 25 k suezgggfgtg w as 4 . ff 2 -- fs 1 Q' . 'N -. r '-1zg:'zv-M3539 . 2 ' wraijiln' 1 zv2sft :t ' -W W - A ' , 1- rfszxzfzzzz 525-Q12 Jr. -f f z fffzwfls- f Q x,,, --,. - ,A ., ,.q 54, A ,,,. .,, 2. - ,--wf is w' fg X ,,., , 1 gmt' L TSC ? sigh gh 51' -f 1 5 X F Env 1- f ff'1Hw1:1'1f1et. ,.. segwzssizzzq.-:fs .lzez x , 2' ' i,,2A.f1 - 'fQ:sz:z:'22af1'svaf1Qf41:52 W13g51gg.,., 5 , g , ff ,A m113i:i.ga,..4,f.:. . . , I fifslgaflfe-ul 2532- M. 'wi A --w,vw wg , .x,.W ,,... , 3 421+ in . A,. W, M , w1fN , 21. ,X , S f I - me. 3... , . .N M, Wyse ? I r 9' fi -Aa N uv A

Page 25 text:

Ryan, g: Etchison, cy Freeman, cp Ludlow, cg Humphries, fp Lawson, gg Porter, Q: Fisher, 1: Kean, fp Dickey, gi Riggs, fy Mehling, gp Beigh, Student Manager. COACH RIFE Coach Myrle Rife's Crimson and Gold Netters composed mostly of seniors and sophomores opened their 1941-1942 Basketball schedule by winning two of their first three games. Enthusiasm built up by the new gym and dressing rooms hardly offset the disadvantages of last season when the team had been without opportunity for practice at home or on a floor of regulation size. This affected the team more than the average tan can comprehend. The Tigers usually played cr brilliant first half but during the final periods failed to main- tain their power. The most thrilling game oi the year was the Elwood overtime game which was lost by one point. From an official viewpoint the record was not outstanding but the stu- dents of A.H.S. feel strongly that Coach Rite and his Tigers deserve their enthusiastic support. The schedule was a tough one this year including tour teams that went to state semi- finals-Burris, Frankfort, Huntington and Tipton. The first two of these were contenders for the 1942 championship. 24 I

Page 27 text:

Sophonwmm Sophomores elected for president, lack Roth, Vice-president, Ioe Walker: secre- tary, Mary DiRuzza5 and treasurer, Gerald Adams. When Iack Roth withdrew, Ioe Walker became president and lay Riqqs was elected vice-president. Activities in- cluded two skatinq parties to raise funds tor the class treasury. jack brenner . . . Vesta Vermillion . . . farada hensley. roberta townsend . . . sam ewell . . . dorothy redman . . . willard jordan . . . joan latchaw . . . jack qoens . . . virginia judd . . . john walker. martin patz . . . max ritter . . . betty kathryn arnold . . . betty vischer . . . clayburn williams . . . mary barbara kane . . . charles boothe . . . ruth favors. 25