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

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OUR LEADERS As the curtain is drawn on our last days in A. H. S. we should like to express our appreciation to the very capable directors of our fourth and final act on the A. H. S. stage. Mrs. Maxine Oberholtzer, Mr. Henry Oberholtzer, Miss Geraldine Bagby, and Mr. Victor Evans have served as our sponsors. Mrs. Phyllis Heffner and Mr. Lyle Harding have served as assistant sponsors during our senior year. Our senior officers have been: Jeaneen Beeman, treasurerg Carolyn Kilgore, presidentg Fred Owen, vice-presidentg and Joan Bitner, secretary. Twenty-iwo REVIEW OF THE CAST FRED ALDRIDGE-better known as Moose . . . MILDRED ALLEN-We are proud of having a red-head without a temper . . . BOB ANKRUM-a clever operator . . . JANET ARNOLD-along with her Spade, she really digs for our class . . . KEITH ASHBY-keeps our windows painted pretty . . . ANNE BAKER-to her Nelson she has stuck tight . . . JEANEEN BEEMAN- let's have another slumber party . . . ELMER BEESON-photography ace . . . JEAN BENNIE- chauffeur from lst Street to Orestes . . . MARGARET BENSON- one of the cast who has a double . . . MARJORIE BENSON-another senior beauty who is no longer free . . . JOAN BITNER-likes those strange northern men . . . PHILLIP BLAKE-got a Model A that turns summersaults . . . WILLIS BLUNK-he's hiding behind those glasses again . . . FARIS BOSTON-the wandering Cassanova of the cast . . . JIM BRENWNER-a loyal Innisdalien . . . FRED BROTHERTON- wanta' buy a Model A? . . . NANCY BROYLES-Wilbur's blue-eyed girl . . . LEWIS CLEAR-a Kanteen Romeo . . . HOWARD COMP- TON-we will all remember his homespun Wit . . . RONALD DAILEY -changed his day of being absent from Tuesday to Friday . . . VIRGINIA DAVIS-returned to graduate with old friends . . . PAT

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HOWARD COMPTON ANNABELLE POSEY WILLIAM GRANGER C H A R L A F L S B 12 M 11 C T c U H L A L L O L U G 1-1 When we were only moonbeams . . . Jack, Bev, Gene, jeaneen, Charles, Ann. Lois, Phil. Bob, Ethel. Jim. Carl. Roberta Ann. Jeannie, Pat, Betty, Carolyn. Twenty-one

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DONAHUE-isn't seen on South Jackson in Anderson any l110l'C . . . MARY ELIZABETH' DUNHAM-will she go to Germany or will Germany come to her . . . ANN ETSLER-Georgia's right hand . . . EMILY FLEENOR-oh, how she loves her TEDDY bear! . . . KENNETH FRAZIER-art ability came in handy for the Tiger's Tale signs . . . JACK GARDNER-his home is in Orestes, but he lives on lst Street . . . JOE GOLDEN-if you want to know, ask Joe . . . ARMITTE GOSNELL-just think, girls murder for him . . . BILL GRANGER-curly head fwe wonderj . . . ALBERT HALL-don't get him started laughing again . . . BETTY HALL-Miss Keller's private secretary . . . JACQUELINE HARRISON-oh, to be that Cook's cook! . . . JACK HARTZ-a sober hard worker . . . PHYLLIS HESS- lost! one chum picture to Purdue campus . . . WILMA JOAN HICKS- the one who introduced levis Qoveralls, to usj . . . PATRICIA HOLLER -helps to teach the cooking class . . . HAROLD I-IOSIER-which is his greater love, his motorcycle or Ford? . . . JEANETTE HURST -a fan of the Marines . . . PHYLLIS HURST-got tired of that Terrell name . . . BETTY JOHNSON-as Mrs. Shreve's assistant she is tops . . . BEVERLY JOHNSON-has a hard time seeing what her dates look like . . . MARGIE JOHNSON-nothing like that Curb service . . . MARYLEE JOHNSTON--Iill send you a postcard from Tibet . . . JAMES JUDD-our farmer boy . . . BEVERLY KELLY-at least she won't be tardy next year. . . ETHEL KEY-somebody's key to happiness . . . CAROLYN KILGORE-they fly through the air with the greatest of ease . . . LOIS ANN KING-is really a queen instead of a king . . . BILL KING-he's just wild about the Yankees . . . EUGENE LITTLE- have another cup of cider . . . RUTH Mc- CONNAUGHEY--our mellow voiced starlet from California . . . CHARLES MCCULLOUGH-as a dramatics student he's a scream . . . MAE MCCUNE-a quiet member of our cast . . . CHARLES McKEE-his ambition is to be a jockey . . . DWIGHT MCSHURLEY -wavy hair and flashy sweaters . . . JACK MARLOW-gun in hand he trod the woods . . . MORRIS MAY-the milkman . . . KATHLEEN MEHLING- your order please . . . CARL MOSSON-commercial teacher is his goal . . . CHARLES MOSSON-we wonder, did Charles get his senior pictures taken free? . . . NORMA MULVANEY-one of the cast who has been captured by a Hand . . . BARBARA OHLER -will she land her Fo-LAND? . . . JIM OVERBY-just scoots along . . . FRED OWEN-star of the cornet . . . HUBERT PATZ-our great big tackle . . . LAWRENCE PELFREY-the maintenance man . . . FARRELL PETTIGREW- need your auto repaired? . . . JIM PIERCE-does he live in Alex or Anderson? . . . ANNABELLE POSEY -the flower of our cast . . . HARRY POYNTER-the miller's son . . . BLAINE RITTENHOUSE-keeps those church league nets warm . . . WILLIAM ROHN- hold your hat and shut your eyes . . . JIM SPADE-half of our only senior couple . . . JOAN SPENCER-quiet but capable . . . JACK STEVENS-a frequent attender of the theater . . . EUGENE STREET-lost and found . . . BERT THOMPSON- the boy with an overgrown saxaphone . . . HAROLD THOMPSON- chocolate boy with the sailor's legs . . . MARTHELLA VEACH--one of the cast who doesn't have to worry about those pin curls . . . DONALD WARNER-the quiet type . . . GEORGE WEASEL-a civics whiz . . . WANDA WELBORN-she made the Home Ec. caramel sales pay . . . JOYCE WHITMAN-our skating star . . . MARJORIE WILHELM-the kid who lives across the street . . . GALE WILLIAMS -the star of the football team who was elected honorary captain . . . ANN WORLEY-Bill Clock's permanent secretary is what she wants to be . . . PHILLIP YOUNG-one of the cast who because of his name will never grow old. Twenty-thru'