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

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BASEBALL Front row - Clear, Sayre, Ringer, Ankrum, Golden, Ellis Back row - Huron, Pierce, King, Bowers, Stevens, Aldr dge K otts Baseball was resumed last year for the first time since 1941 Because of lack of experience, the schedule was light with only eight games played Most of the boys gained more experience by playing on the summer Junior Legion Team At the end of the season Coach Dick awarded letters to Duane Knotts, K Rayle Bob Clear Fred Aldridge, Bob Ankrum, Joe Golden, Bill King, Jim Pierce, Jack Stevens David Ellis John Haron, Joe Mack, Jay Ringer, Jack Tilley, and Bill Sayre Fifiy-cigbf Prospects for this year look good and a heavier schedule is anticipated BASEBALL SCHEDULE Summitville Anderson Pendleton Summitville St. Mary's Dunkirk Pendleton St. Mary's We They 1 l 1 5 1 7 18 2 18 6 7 4 O 3 6 11 5 16

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B TEAM BASKETBALL Front row - B. King, Townsend, Pierce. Second row - Horn, Olsen, Walker, Laws. Back row - H. King, Morton, Vermillion, Braun JUNIOR HIGH Front row - Fish Qmanagerj, King, Tulowiwky, fnmnagcrj. Second row - Maynard, Hall, Gross, Tobey, XVcl1sollck, Matncy, Guctlcl. Back row - Coach Holmes, Auler, Chambers, Frix, Oliver, Haas. X 3 s E S2-. Iiifly-.WI

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TRACK When Coach Basil Holmes issued his call for track and cross country runners, the presence of so many underclassmen built hopes that future teams would be strong and experienced. This year is the first time in history that Alex has had a cross country team. Meets were run with Royerton, Peru, the conference meet at Burris, and the sectional at Anderson. Because no one earned enough points to qualify for a letter none were awarded. Even though track is one of the oldest sports known, it has not been empha- sized in our school for the past few years. The sport was dropped during the war, and last year was the second since it was resumed. The team participated in meets with Elwood, Noblesville, Dunkirk, Royerton, Hartford City, and also the confer- ence at Burris and the County meet at Anderson. At the close of the season letters were awarded to Charles McKee, Bob Clear, Merl Street. Front row - Fuller, Gross, Kilgore, Horn, Sayre, King. Back row - Ringer, Bowers, Blockson, Vermillion, Morton, Whlker. Fifty-nim'