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

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gI LClfL ilfllne ll, tllffe 6Ll l'l'l0I 5 0 l'l'I,eI lCl1 The OUlSlCIIld1I'1Q ach1evement ot the F F A was the wmmnq of the poultry Judqtnq contest at the 25th annual 4H club Round Up at Purdue Un1vers1ty The team cons1sted of Robert Wolfe who was awarded a medal tor the hlgh state score Max Draper Gerald Adams and Davld Swlsher The l1ve stock team made up ot Charles Stevens Robert Hurst Donald Hannah and lack Younq placed hrst 1n lVIad1son county thrrd 1n the d1str1ct and htteenth ln the state Iohnnle Kmq B11lD1llon and Iames Wllson took second place Judqmq crops ln Madlson county Oftrcers are Dav1d Swlsher presldent Robert Hurst v1cepres1dent Gerald Adams secretary Robert Barber treasurer and LGWIS Mohler reporter I l l 1 I t . Rcbezt VVo1te, Max Draper, Gerald Adams, lJL1V1d Swzshf.-r, F. H. lfxsrgtxe, . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 7 1 ' I 1 1 1 I 1 - 29

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.S?lfL6!8l'lt KOLUQCL k r ms om ern L wxs Vlo er Ste drt Every Monday durrng home room perrod the Student Councrl meets w1th 1ts sponsor Mr Evans Thrs IS the group that drscusses rmprovements tor the school and trles to solve problems of the students They re the connectmg hnk between the students and the fac utty Thrs year the councrl has been very act1ve w1th Betty Lawrence as presrdent Brchard Tappan v1Cepres1dent Barbara Blaln secretary and Lewrs Mohler treasurer Sopho mores 1un1ors and senlors Chosen by the students and the faculty are represented IH ttns group Havmg students as guest speakers at programs was a new rdea wrth th1 years coun C11 An Armrstlce Day program and a wartrme Chrrstmas tree were sponsored Much rn terest was shown ln the Bond Queen contest rn whlch the students bought stamps and bonds and recelved votes for thelr favor1te queen A Sadle Hawklns dance to whlch de tense stamps were the trckets of adm1ss1on ended ths contest O Brit: ow: V. M. Ev ', T 1 L ' S, e A ht. , B111 w . Frm! rw.-J: Rlrh :rd Tfzprgtfxrx, Betty I,1rwrm1r'e, Mfxrfhfx Hills, Barbra 1 B1 nn, Rox F11-ormfmx. ' I I L 'S , I - ' ' ' G

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I R5 QPUQ5 QIQLOI' K RJQPUQJ For twenty mmutes every other Tuesday one hundred twenty one qrrls meetmq rn the Senlor Hrqh assemoly present lrvmq examples of the pr1nc1ple of democracy These Senror Grrl Reserves elected the1r own offrcers Betty K Arnold prestdent Betty Lawrence vtce presldent Nancy Emshwrller secretary and lvlaxlne AZlHtOW treasurer and they lts t n serrously to suqqestlons ol'I red by therr dvrser Mlss Frazler Followrnq the accepted practrce of havmq a program each meettnq these members have shed tears over the book revrew of Lassre Come Home have delved 1nto serrous problems throuqh panel dlscus stons and have emoyecl musrcal entertarnments Perhaps now IS the proper t1me to men t1on that therr earnest and compet nt presldent Betty K Arnold left for colleqe at m1d term and Betty Lawrence trlled the pos1t1on wrth ab1l1ty j?I'26Al'l'lCU'l QJQPUQJ Every Thursday durmq home room pencil s venty arrls frle 1nto the lunlor Hrqh as sembly Etleen Beeman pounds her qavl tor order Anrta Garthe reads the mmutes Shrrley Wells reports of ttnances Orpha Hannah assumes her dutres as v1cepres1clent Mtss 'Whrte shoulders her respons1b1l1tes as cvrser and another Freshman Grrl Reserve meetlnq rs rn SQSSIOH From these meetmqs have come the plans for the successful Chrrst mas dance and a worth whrle Chrrstmas program and the opportunrty to make new frrends and rmproves ones character