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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

ALEXAND , I RIA HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 32 ,,-aff? ,-nv""" .A SPECTRUM Edrtor Asslstant Edntor Sensor Wnters Sports Wruters Busmess Managers Art Edutors Underclass Wnters Feature Wruter Organuzatnon Wrlters Photographers Advertusmg Managers ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA STAFF Janet McCa rty Jay Kean Ona Kay Ferguson Kay Gosnell Jack Kung Myron Wnlhams Sue Morton Myrna Hughes Gayle Toney Joyce Surber Carol Thompson Jane Allebaugh Frances Wrught Rosemary Jackson Dons Manrung Ruchard Auler Don Maynard Shurley Lambertson Jack Matney 'ag ',,. . I I I ,XZ .I ' I g II 'H I I I I X ll IN 1 . ku . x lffmvs x f 51 7 XIIUI -1' xulunu- ix 2i1lIlf'll In Ihr' hixiory of XlPXz1111l1'iz1 H' ml in um- uf, its rum! t'X1'ilfllg1 yvur-. He-rv iw H-c'wx'1lul nut !Ilf'I't'Iy :1 l'e-uulwl uf the- ye-url mf-Ilts, lm! 11 4-nrllpmlte plcturv uf' purple- 'xml pl'1"s that nuke- up tlu' e- 'f-'-F' 'ing Ill Iitutiun that ix Xle- anmlriu High fvleml. Dm D' . qaalpwag-jg xy-W WU' ,M 1-1 avi LQ 1:f, ji '55-f to .Qf'fr?ffm'f?W ' 6 x 'P' .I xt "f-- 4 ' . 4 e ' ' 4'-1 3-all pp:- AN ue, the lfraduatex of 1933 fnuxh our CflllC8t1OIl here at A H S , we realrze that the tralnrng and Hurd ance uhlch we have recelucl from our teacheri and QPOHNOTN mll br of llllllmltell xalue to ue llt our llfe mhlch lre- ahead One of our faculty howexer has not only been an of the truc newer say dle Amerrcan splrlt Hrs en couraffement to our athletes and claw- leaders hae gnen us the IIICCIIUNC' to carry on and ourcome the prob lems that hawe meant much to ua YH Qhall almaw remember the eneourafrmcnt he gawe us 1n Sl"CllI'lIlg a lonver claw trrp xlCIIlOI'lCN of lu hletorx phwlcal educatnon and clrnerx traxnlnv claases also mll Qtay mth us always Because wou have meant to much to our success, we dedlcate our 1955 SPI' LTRUM to you, MR DICK Y, fu-A b., 1' ' 2'-vw---V x .:.r..,,,. Af.-. ' '+'22f,x.II 3 :wifes - Q 'JA ' 5 ,' I ,,, run "1 ' 5. .. 5 t U f' " .V ' 1 - .- ':, ' 1 a on n V V 4 b - y., , I. a , L. . outstanding teacher, but also has been to us an example U . . .11 , ll: , pq . -V v .Q . Y . .7 N, I. . . t 4 . J. , . h ' l N ' r . . 'iadleaghfzwzc 55 leg: 264604 44 Zmgezw Smfww Aawcm Q dItdS!01f4 W My Syed 7awZtqcum! Defpcutmenw Zewewuzq Seaman Sakai Daw fur,-4715 ffdaatuemcat 394:-meaafzh 53 Smmm WL ,vs Q5 iiqg Mr Hrzzzrrzhrzrlnrr 'Ur Mollufrler and Mr Toms are ilu nzfmlurs 0 flu school board They are pictured abou Illlfl fllr Whllfmun ul a board rnwnng llflan Wuslzlmrn IS lln vrrafzlry i1 'ilr U lulzmun and llu school board iegawzdofg 0 3 . F1 1 if 'CQ ' L . ' A l i , Y . I :JN , , 4 A Nj" , ...,. ........... V , "gn W" "" 'r-- f---. H, A V NH' w4A Q' ' 'NH' ' - - - 1 s-,g-,rv 2 , A . " ' . J . "A , , . 1 r 'D X, l I I 1 ' D L . 'lx . uf.- ' ' .' l. ' . ' ' ,UT ' r . I Om Qaedcng 0 Mr Disque ls Our Junior High School Principal Mr Whiteman ls Our Superintendent .A- Ceorgia Fdgell Is the Hugh School Secretary MMF' 6 I I I t i i - i ,.f'L, K Mr. Evans ls Our High School Principal i , sl V 14. 'V -A P 9 I is 14 ' :ide 9,455 JOHN ARMSTRONG ncullure Course F F A Plans Fa m BILL ARMSTRONG lndusmal Arn Course Plans Work CAROLYN ASHBY :sence Club Tvger s e our Plans lege BOB ABORN Induslrial Arls Coursey Track I9I. Plans: Trade School, PATRICIA ALEXANDER usmcss Course 1 cr wb cena 21 Drama ub er s a e C o1r Plans Busmess Colle DALE AULER Induslrual Arts Course Noon 191 Plans Work or College League 8 195, RICHARD AULER Academnc C urse Sclence Club Il Ban I9J Speclrum Saf Sludenl Manager l 1 er s Tale vb our I ll Plans Phologra ,F is 8 '- ,T'q Cl IIO, ll, l2Ig Y-T- 1lO,Il, I , Cl ll23pT1g ' Tl 1l2lg 11' 19, IO, l2l, f ' ge. Ag' , 19, 10, , 11, IZI, 1 f. ' h 1 1 . ' X I O 2 ' I 1 l2lg d p ll lI2lg Academic Coursey Y-Teens UO, ll, Foolball HO, ll, l2lp Track IIO, l2J, s' ll2Jp ' ' ll, 123: lOl: Tal 1l2lgCh' ll2l. 1 Col- ' 4 T'-9 ' ll2l: "A" Cl ll7l: , . 1 . Ch' IIO, , : phy. 13 D I' P' 1 Q7 1 On cold evenmgs we sold con cessnons at football games 11. Academic Course Y Teens 111 121 Sclence Club 1121 Plans Mnsslonary Teacher JANE BITNER ns C eer eaders Club Cheerleader 191 Plans Marriage 9 EVELYN BALL Academnc Course YTeens ers Tale 1 Plans NUVSIH NOREEN BEEMAN Busuness Course Tuger Club 1121 Y ens 110 n 121 Plans Work WAYNE BLAKE cnence u A Tig Plans Farm 1, - ' : - llll Q , , Tig ' 121. 1 ' g. I A ---- Te ,11,,121gBad 11O,l11 k SANDRA BENSON Business Coursep Tiger Club 110, 11, Agriculture Coursey Co-op 1111 ' p - , 5 1215 Co-op 11015 Y-Tee 110, 11, l.R.C. 11211 S' CI b 1121 ' . : ' ' 1211 h l 19, 101, F.F. .19,10,1111 'er's Tale 1121 ..' M- KNNX 5 1 . , ww , ,J i L ' ' 'X "Gia, 3 3 " A 1 JERRY CHAMBERS Agrlculfure Course .lr Red Cross f9l aslvelball lll F ball Plans Work JEAN CRAIG Buslness Course Trger Club llO 'll eens 2 G er s a e 2 C olr U21 Plans Marrlage and College THERESA DIAMOND Busmess Course Tuger Club UO ll eens 2 Tuger s T Ie H21 Plans Busmess College 181' MADONNA DUFFEY usuness Course YTeens llO Drama Club H21 Cholr H21 Tnger Club H21 Plans Colege I0 GEORGIANA BOARD Academic Courseg Tiqer Club H211 Co-op 1l71,Y-Te-em HO, ll, 1211 Science Club 1l2l,Cho1r 191. Plans: College. SALLY BOYER BUSINESS Course Tnger Club eens P ans Work CHARLES DWIGGINS Chonr H01 Plans Apprenhceshlp In Prlnllng ' , ' 110, 11, 121, v-1 110, 11, 121. 1 , B ,1l2l1 nov 1111f 1 ,5 6 I4 f . 1421+ 121, Y-T ll0, 11, 1, lA.Al "A 19, l011Tig' Tl ll 1, h' ,A . , ' , N B ' : - , , ll, ' , ' , , 121, 1.R.c. 1111, C-.A.A. 110, 111, lndusrfial Arts come, sand 191, l21pY-T fl0,ll, 1 11,' ' , ' ,' ' . , ' ' ' Q . I . - . 1 ' . I . . 1 -VQ 1 J, N AX ' :rf .1 I .111 We received part of the proflt when we sold gas at the Aldon slahon LARRY FLEENOR I BILL FOSTER Academlc and Busnness Course HIY lnduslrual Arts Course Basketball olball 111 Tr Clu 1121 Plans Calege Fola sea Cub 1121 Plans Cole e II ONA KAY FERGUSON B smess Course Tuger Club 1lO p eens I2 I R C 1121 Homecomlng Queen 1101 Plans Busmess School ROGER FISH Busuness Course Cholr 1121 No n League 191 Plans Church College JACK FRIEND Buslness Course Tuger Club H21 n Ill Noon League 1121 Plans Work 196' Y. . Q ,- ' N U' , ' , II l2I1Co-o 1lll,Y-T 110, 11, la fi " - li -- - ' D I V , I X, I -I "1 A ' ' 2 ' : 0 1 fix-94' ffl. 1 . 1 . .1 if : -' .f ' '1 A '1 v w'-1 1' ., 110, 11,121,science Club UII, 1211 19, 10, 11, 1211 0 b Il 19, IO, ' 1 ' 1 Fo ,121, ack 1101, "A" 11, 1211 Ba b II 19, IO, 11, 1211 Hi-Y 110, 11, 121, Ba d 19, 10, b , I 1 . "A" 1 . 2 lg. 1 . : . 3 , 1 . . jf I A I I 3 4 wr' ' ,S J. DON GIPE Agrlculfure Course Foo'ball 110 U Plans M1I1!ary Serwce LARRY GOETTEL Academuc Course T ger Club 1121 ence Club 1121 n rama Club 1121 ovball rac Tnger ale 11 e Club H21 Plans Cole CAROL GOLDEN Busmess Course T1ger Club 110 eens G A A nd Plans o ege MARJORIE GOODING Academlc Course Tuger Club 1 O eens O Sclence u T1gers e 1 2 Plans Cole e I2 LLOYD FRIX uslnal Arls ourse op Y B 5 el al ol a ck 19 u Noon League H01 Plans Col cge JOE FULLER rsculfure Course F A 1 e u Pans Farm KAY GOSNELL Busnness Course T1ger Club eens 21 C eer ers Club 191 B nd 19 S ecfrum Slaff U21 Plans Cal eqe Ind ' C ,CU 191, Ha- 19,1o,11,121, Q1b119, I ,F lO,ll,l211Fo 1,1111o,11,121, ' rm ,11,121,'-A" C111 1121, , , , 1 . 9 C- ' Ag' , .Fm 19, 10, ' .1 11, l21, R'll CI 1, 1121. 1 ll 1 L . . aff? Q ' 1 1 ,11, 54" , 121, F.F.A. 110, ll, 121, "A" Cl 1, , 1 V? 1 1 4 9 F .' k ' : l 5 sci , Ba d 19, 101, .E 11,. D ,ro 19, lO, ll, 121, 1 k19,1o,11,121, , 1 ' 'S 1 1121, "A" Clb 1121, Rifl . : lge. ' 2 ' l, ' ,' ,11, 11, 121, Y-T 11, 11, 121, ' , ' 1ll 121, Y-1 110, 11, 121, .,. l.R,C. 110, 11, l21, A CI 1: 121, Y-T 110, 11,1 , 11 191, an 19,lO,ll1. , Cl- lll, 121, G.A.A. 19, 101, ' ' lead , Q , 10,111 I , Tal l 1. : lg. p . : I 1 5 Ritchie checks the money lo see how we are doing. MARY LOU HAGUE Home E: Course Choir U21 Pla College JACK HARTLEY Academic Course Coop llll H1 Y B F olball IIO l2l Base a c Club l2l Plans College RICHARD GROSE Induslnal Arfs Course Basketball oolball I9l seball IIC ross ountry U0 oon League llll A C b Plans College BILL HAAS Academic Course I R C 1121 ence Club 1 l I Foot a 1 seball r ck I A Club U21 Plans Col e e ROSEMARY HENDERSON Business Course Tiger Club ill 'I2l eens ill I2 Plans Business College I3 , l9l: F faq ' , 11, IZI1 C C , ll. I2I7 6 N ," " lu 1121. ' I ' 7 . . . 1 SCI- v ' , 121, b Il 111, 'r I 121 an 1111, Ta 1111 " " . 1 Ig . 110, 11, 121, askelball 19, 113, 11, I2l: 0 . ll, 1 b ll ' 1 ' . : . 1 ' . ns: 19,l0,II,I2lgTrak1Il,l2lp"A" Y-1 , 1. 1 ' Ffa,-1, ,I aff,-11 , A - 'Y g111jj2 3 , . H I " I . .,.S'7."- , -' . 1 fin wl- - I .fa I' 'T' SALLY Academm Course Jr e l 21 Drama Club S. ,us HIGHT Y Teens 110 Cheerleaders ross 19 Tnger s U21 Plans Col ege Club Tale DONALD HORN lnduslnal Arts Course Plans Work SHIRLEY HUGHES Busnness Course Tvger Club I0 'll een G 191 Cheerleaders Club 19 I0 eerleader 19 ramc Club H21 Cu our 19 121 Plans Beau! Culfure Ag' , :Y 110, 11, 0 1 , 121, F,H.A. 19, 10, 11, 121. 1 ns: A l T ' ' A l 'X ' 7 - ,ll, , , 'L 121, AA. , Cl b - 1 ' 19, 101, Jr. Red C 19,10, 111, 2 5' 'F ' r . z . h L' , A - . Q- A 1 - 1 L. I r ' S ' 1 - , ll, 121, GAA. 191, I 4 19, 101, .Rdc ,lO,ll, 1 ll2l: ' ' 3 1 , 1 , ' f- . 1 . 1 1 .. . A . ' gh i ' I ' lx ' A+, 51' Hr ,, X ' 2 ' l , , 121, YJ , 110, 11, 121, .A.A. ' , 2 , , , , ,11, 121, Y-1 110, 11, , 1, . 121, cn ,10, 11, 121, lad ,11, , . 0 ,'-A" lb 1121, lead ,11,121,-'AH lu 1121, ' , - 1, 11, Ch' ,10,11, . , y rg' 1 1121, cn' 19, 10, 121, rig' TI 1121, ' C111 . 1 , , 1 g . 1 , , " ' . 1 l FE CAROLYN SUE HURST Busuness Course Tger Club UO ll eens Ill C eer e ers Club UO l2l Cheer er HO C b 1 ers ole our 21 Plans Col e e I4 JAY HENSLEY r11:uIlure Course H1 Pa GOIHQ lo Cal1forn1a KAY HIGHT Academuc Course YTeens UO G 191 Cheerleaders u ross Duma Club 1121 Plans Work XX al BETTY HUSE Busvness Course Y Teens l 0 er s a c Tlger u l2l Plans MIlIlGYY Servnce Our Mothers helped loo, by sponsoring a rummage sale JACK KING Academuc and AQYICUIIUY9 Course Senlor Class Presndenl C 121 Speclrum Slaff 121 Nahonol Honor Sacuety ball 21 Bose 9 u 2 Plans Col e e ,AQ MELVIN KING lnduslrlcl Arts Course Plans I5 Work . Ai fb y LEONA JARMAN Academlc C urse T ger Club U21 eens H0 l21 Scnence u 1 er s a e P ons Nurslng .IANICE JOHNSON Buslness C urse Txger Club IO II eens C our I2 Plans Buslness Col e e SHIRLEY LAMBERTSON Busnness Course Txger Club eens IO E Tngers Tale 1121 Spectrum Slaff 1121 Plans Offlce Work , f s 'rx ' o 1 i 5 Y-T ,11, , ' Clb 1121, Tg' Tl 1121. 1 , ' O 1 4 l . 1 121, Y-T 110, 11, 121, h' 1 1. 1 ' lg. I ' ' , 0-op l9ll Hi-Y 110, 11, , Ill, 1 ' ' 111, 121, Basketball 19, 10, 11, ' , ' 1121, l21,Foo1 19,lO,ll,l , - Y-T ,11, 121, d. ' ' bail 1 , IO, 11, l21,F.F.A. 19, 101, , . , "A" Cl b ll 1. , Ig. ' . , . ' . IQAQ 6 S f. . .5 6 C 4 -W I J 5 , GENE LEMON Industrial Arls Course Plans Work BARBARA LIKENS Academic Course Tiger Club U21 eens U0 121 Science u nd 121 Pa College BILL LINSBERG Non League I9 I0 II I21 Pa College PATRICIA LITTLE Business Course Tiger Club IIO II wirlers 9 C our IIO 121 Plans Nursing I6 LINDA LARKIN Business Course, Tiger Club Ill1g Y- Teens HO, ll, l21g F.H.A. 1121. Plans: Work. DON LEMON Industrial Arts Course Science Club U21 Plans Work .J JOYCE LONG eens U21 Drama u Choir 1121 Plans Col ege lik wfiii .1 2 - ,- r ' x A , ' T X - J A ' ' in N YAT , Ili 5 ' Cl Ii 4121, an 19, 1o,11, . I mi Academic Coursey Hi-Y HO, II, 1217 l21g Y-Teens IIIO, II, 1215 C-iA.Ai Business Coursey Tiger Club H215 o , , , . lns: H015 T ' I, IO, II, 121: Y-T 5 CI b ll21: . h ' , . : ' . ' . : l . k: lr 'f- - z ,5f'5'f'i,s gvlw C 3, I Can we reach our goal? FAYE MCCLISH CHARLES MACK HOI118 Ec Course Y Teen! U1 A YlCUl'Ufe Course F F A U0 ll Plans Work nnus U0 l2l Plans Col e e I7 JANET McCARTY Business Course Tger Club Ill l2l op U21 eens nd 19 10 I Jr Red Cros Speclrum Slafl lll Ed l2l Drama Club ll2l Nohonal Honor Socuety er s a e 2 Chorr U23 Plans Cole e NANCY McCASLIN eens 2 G Band I9 10 111 Homecomu Allendanl H21 Plans College JAMES MADDOX Agncullure Course FFA I9 Rnlle Club H21 Plans arm 224' 'F J- : ' , E F sy? F? iff-W. ' 2 5 , 1 Co- ,Y-T UO, ll, l2lg Ba , ,Il 7 . s l9lg lll, l21f'Tig ' T I H211 l.R.C. ll lg . . 1 lg . Business Course: Tiger Club Ul, 121, Y-T HO, ll, 1 lp .A.A. l9l: , , z 'UQ - 2- fl2l- g' .1 z ' ,IOM : . Te ' , ll, . 1 I g . ' , ,F , JACK MAYNARD lnduxlrlal ArIs Course Noon league 121 Baslnelbo I91 ao ball I91 Track I91 Plans Army MAURICE MEHLING lnduslnal Arls Course Tuger Club 121 Science lub ramcl Club II21 Foolball 12 e Club II21 nnus I P ans College lPharmacy1 PATRICIA MILLER Busmess Course T ger Club 110 ll ens G I91 Cheerleaders Club III1 Home coming Aflendanl II21 Chou III1 Plans Marnage JACK MATNEY Academic Course5 Co-op llO, 121 Science Club I1215 Speclrum Slafl ll215 Baslzelball l9, IO, 1115 Foot ball I9, 10, ll, 1215 Baseball I9 10, ll, 1215 "A" Club ll21. Plans College. DON MAYNARD Academnc Course Scnence Club I121 and IIO1 S eclrum aff ama Club ll21 FFA 9 Chour H01 Plans College CHARLES MONTGOMERY General Course Duma Club U21 rack I91 Tngers Tale 121 C nr IIO1 Plans Garage Mechanuc SUE MORTON Busnness Course Tuger Club U21 eenx l1O Band I7 lo 121 Jr Red Cross ec rum a Drama Club l121 Nahonal Honor S clety Ill 121 Homecoming AI Iendanl 1121 Plans College 18 We went to Chlcago, along w1th the underclassmen on our annual Sc1ence Tr1p NX... SANDRA REED Academlc Course T1ger Club ens 121 Sclence u U21 A Ban Tlger Tale U21 Plans Col ege wir' HELEN McKEE ROCKHILL Academlc Course Tger Club lll ens l 0 121 G U11 Plans Work l9 GUS OLIVER Academlc Course Basketball I9 101 oolball Q91 rack Cross ounlry 1101 nn1s 0 Pans College MARTHA OVERPECK Academ1c Course Senlor Class Secre T1ger Club HO ll 121 Co eens A an a nonal Honor S cnely lll Plans College DOROTHY SANQUNETTI Home Ec Course Tlger Club H0 ll een: 0 121 Drama u Plans Marrvage l l l U F , 'T 1111,' ' ,ty ' C 1 Te ' ll 1. l : .3 As, 1 fury: ' I . , 1 -OP 191, Y-1 110, 11, 121, I.R.C. ffm ll21,G.A. . 19118 .1 19, lO,'ll1g 't N 1' Q' , 121. . x f f.. vi? I ' , ' ll0,ll, . 1 ' , , 1211 Y-Te ll0, ll, , ' ' , 1 , 121 Y-T ll . ll, 1 CI b ,c.A. . 191, d l911 121, Y-Te 1 , 11, , .A.A. Cl b 1121, r.H.A. 1111. , ' 's . : l . . : . ' - MOZELLE STELTER usrness Course YTeens H0 121 Plans w fx CAROLYN STEVENS Business Course Tiger Club 19 TO YT 111 Plans W PAUL TANNER T nms 111 121 Noon League O Plans Apprenhceship an Printing GERALD SCHERER Academic Course, Science Club H211 Foolball fll, l21,Track H011 Noon League H211 Rifle Club 1121. Plans: Navy. DALE SEYBERT r1cuIVure Course 1 o al u Pans Farm or Navy DONNA THARP eens 2 C our O l2l Plans W 20 DALLAS THOMAS Agriculture Course Semor Class Vice ague 19 1 er b 21 Plans arm F A Ag' 1 H'-Y HO, ll, 121, Fo lb 1 111, 121, F.F.A. 19, lO,ll,l2l,"A"Clb 1121. l : B ' , - , 11, 1 W . 1 o . Ill, - eens 110, . : ork. Industrial Arts Course, Track 1917 Business Course, Tiger Club UO, ll, Pf0SldeI'lf: Hi-Y ll0, ll, l2l: Noon e ' , , ll 1. 121, Y-T 110, 11, 1 lg 11' Le , 11, F.F.A. 19, 10, 11, I "' 11,. zork, l2l,Tig cl., 11. ,F. . :BJ A I 'sf D ,v Selling at basketball games was another of our prolects 1-4 BETTY TRICE Home Ec. Course- Y-Teens HO l2l. Plans: Marriage. MAX TULOWlTZKY Academic Course' Science Club H21- B nd 19 1011 121- Noon lea e 0 ll l2l. Plans: Wor . 2l JIM TOBEY usmess Course H Y Q9 d T21 Bas e b Q9l Foolball H21 Track 0 Cross Counlry U01 Noon League Ch nr H21 Plans Wor GAYLE TONEY Busmess Course YTeens HO ll Speclrum Slaff lll lZl Pa College NORMA VANDERBUR Businexs Course- Tiger Club HO ' - eens UO - G.A. . . Plans: Marriage and Work. JIM WEHSOLLEK Agriculture Course C op U21 H Jr Red Cross I I1 Baskelba U21 Fool o c F C u Plans Farm CYNTHIA WILLIS Busuness Course YTeens UO Chonr 191 Plans Work GAIL WILLIS Academac Course Co op U0 eens ll0 Nahonal Honor Souely lll l21 Homecoming Queen H21 Plans College lMerchandlz1ng1 MADONNA WILSON Home Ec Course YTeens ll A 121 Plans Wor 22 I BILL WALKER lnduslrial Arls Courseg Rifle Club H211 Noon League ll01. Plans: Apprenticeship in Prinling. MARY WEAVER Business Course Tuger Club U0 Il1 eens U0 1 Cheerlea ers Cu B nd U21 Drama Club U21 C our U21 Plans Beauty School RITCHIE WILSON Busmess Course Sensor Class Treas r Tger Club 2 Cao 121 Sclence Club U21 Drama Club H21 Plans Deslgner Y-T , ll, 1211 G.A.A. Q91 10, llg d lb l91: a 1 1 h' ' 1 0- 1 i- Y 110, 11, 1211 . 49, IO, 1 ll 5 b ll ' ll0,ll,'l211Trak lIl,l217 .F.A. ' 19, IO, ll, 1215 "A" lb H21. . ' y ' 1 - 1 llli 2 . . . KL X ' 1 - 1 T111 ' 1 ' ' Y-T ,1I, 1211 l.R.C. 1121, Ure: i lll, 111 - P ' ' I 7 ll'l11Hi-Y ll0,ll,l211l.R.C. lll, ' . : . 1 - 1 Zli 1 ' 1 " . FH. . lll, . : ll. . : ' . I 75 .f '-C 'ral V ' 1 1 s Y, ., A U We wore white buckskin shoes as we climbed the steps of this, our senior year. FRANCES WRIGHT Business Course Tger Club U21 eens U0 121 Spectrum Staff Tiger Tale Plans Military Service BETTY EUBANKS YARBER Home Ec Course Y Teens l l I T21 Business C urse Y Teens U0 ll l2l Plans Homemaker IN MEMORY OF MAX LEON WOOD December 3 195.3 Aprll 7 1951 We wxsh to pay trlbute here to a past member of the Senior Class who ln hls quletness and smcerlty w1ll not be forgotten To lwe m hearts we leave behind ls not to die Thomas Campbell TWO OF THE BEST Marjorie Gooding is the valedictor- ian and Martha Overpeck is the salutatorian of our senior class. HELPING US ALONG Our senior sponsors are Mr Ober holtzer Miss Hull and Miss Frazier They devoted many hours of time and effort to the projects of our class so that our senior vear could be successful a4qZeafzfozt4eSeauou SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ahll Our first lifes ambition has been accomplished we are now Seniors' A lot of good ideas and hard work was required for money raising projects but we put our heads together and raised over S2000 this year to finance our trip to Washlngton D C Among our projects were corn picking selling concessions at football and basketball games scrap drives sponsorin gas sale and a movie Miss Hull Miss Frazier and Mr Oberholtzer led u through the year Senior Coop representatives were Feorgiana Board Janet MCI arty ,lack Matney and Jim Wehsollek Our class party was m the form of a potluck supper Remember the can can girls lor rather how could we forget themj 9 The long awaited day has lmally come and we are walkin across the stage in our royal blue caps and gowns receiving our diplomas Then came the thrill of changing our tassels yes at last we have become TIII' I HADUATINF CLASS OF l953' 24 , ...-.1-1 1 9 ' . s . . , . . . 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YYY G 26 5 Q 'X ,uf G .loy Kean George Glass Secretary Treasurer if vm, ,K ,35- iv Q small I . s Z v E' - - ff' a' 57' iw 4' A- A . .Y . .S 55 , T' . 3 1, 4 my , , L- sais X get A in . 1 i . atm- x- g . , ,Q k I. . Il A bvlfj K Q nw Vx il 'Y' -. x' Lam SA ff, K' 'P' K6-4 fm 'llarllyn Dans Ylrgmla Dealxynr Nu llruflla 'Nlalnu l'4l0n ,lolln Pllwrt Ruth l'ulyn Lllxs pdlflfld l't1 lnson Barbara Pulvanks Jllllllllf' Fvrgueon Rn f 'Warn Flellf-r Ralph Flf-ckvr Ruth Plalnf' Hook Donald I llllam Marlc nr f oem-ll Ann frahame kenneth fra-gory Karol Haines ll:-th Harrl on Pug:-ne llurtnvis James Hacks-ll flllI'l0S Hlglxt Jonnm Horn 5ll8I'0ll Horn 'Hs rn: R n llugln s John llumpllrn Q lin llumpllrni Nlnrman Hur t Rn s-marx ,Ink 1 1 Janne: .lannm 'llnlclrml ,larnmn I 553 ' . :I R A 3 . A-,l .. . 1 ' - ai 1 ' X ' X A' R , . ..: 4 Ev , ,Z A s .-T. ' ' r'-J x, S 3 I 4. B- . ' Z4 - '. N -A vt S.-1.x l 1 ' N .: iff- U ' '--ll A K x l ' 1 'A' 11.3 . N , 1 ' J ,, . , X ', ' SQ? 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A. -H! 1 l 1 :fx 27 Eugene lxean Qhlrlew lxerr Jeanette- knuckles Frank Lambertson Larolwn Lawson Qlnrlev Learh .loyre Leonard Barbara 'NIcCarty Earl MOTFIS Damal 'llufld C ary Peck Donald Peyton Ronald Peyton .lovre Rathel Wllllarxn Rnall qusan Rice Rohn Rittenhouse Ray Roby Roy Roby C eorge Ross Barbara Sayre Rlchard Scott Theresa Scribner Robert Semon ,loyre SIZPl0VC Robert Stmefxeld Joyre Surber James Taylor Rlta Tempest I Sherrlll Morris 1, fr' 9-5 40'- Oafz ?aZwze Seuofw 'Norma Thomas Thomas Thomas Florence Thompson Jack Thompson Bc-werlj Toms Duane Tulowntzky Betty l nderwood Ianese Warner Joan Warren Judnh Wnlhams Dallas Wootl ln September the jumor class had less money than any other class IH hugh school Wnth thelr goal as a longer semor tr1p they launched several money maklng projects whlch lncluded a scrap drlve selhng Chrlstmas cards plcklng up corn selhng typlng paper and sponsormg a skating party In November a Sock Hop was held at the Kanteen In December they proudly flashed around thexr class rmgs They were ably sponsored by Mr Dlck Mrs Grantham and Mrs Oberholtzer For representatlon IH Co op they chose Rose Mane Fnsher Ralph Flecker Larry Campbell and .llmmxe Ferguson mme 7a ge The students walking down the hall ln grey and maroon are the sophomores ln their new class sweaters They recexved them December 15 just m txme for thelr Sock Hop at the Kanteen that mght They sold Chrlstmas cards and statlonery as a project to bmld up their treasury Thelr Coo representatlves for the year were Sue fartwrlght Marlon Benson Jlm McCasl1n and lxen Wlllli A plcnlc at Matters Park 1n Marlon wlth Mrs Slone Mrs Hodson, and Mr Asher, the sponsors, brought to a conclusion the flrst year of hlgh school for the sophomores 29 U F .. - e- " Q ' r ' , 1 if A- jj 1 D a . 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P 1' WI: rrxll 'xlllllllllSl kenneth Wlllls I roudenl V we Preszdent Farrell -Xddlson 'Vlax Addlson .lesse Aldridge Donald Alexander Jack Armstrong Jamre Armstrong Shlrley Bangle Robert Behee Sue Bell Nlarxan Benson .lanelwn Blake Mary Lou Boston Beverly Sue Brohst 5ue Cartwright .llmmy fleaver Robert iollms fary Cullen Donald Cunningham Larry Dellnger Que Del me Norman Dee Farmer Almta Ferguson Jane Ann Funk Leonard Fish Floyd Fisher a Ze asimyl Sue W xlson Sc rremrv 1-rg Marilyn Berman 'I reusurer SS 56 Ni' 6- if K fs if T7 f' 31 Patty Flowers Wlllnalxl Fox larolyn Praundorfcr Rex Frazier Ruth Ann Frazier 5tepl1en Freeman Loyce Fallller .lune Farr Joyre Frxffey Ralph f rose llarlram Hammond Erlync Hartness James Hedrick .loyw Hlmls Rudy Holler fleorganna Hosler Qharon Hover Bully Hunter lxay Hurst Janet Ire .lerry Ice Kay Jones Saundra Kantner Marlon Kellum .lanet Kerr Mary key WIlll3Ul lkllgore Sandra lung Fharles Langham iorrene Lundy Dons 'Vit-l arty Jllnlllll' Mel aslln Mary Lou McDermott .lameb Nlrvlahan Barbara 'Hack Dons Mae Manrmg Geraldme Mason Pat Vlatney Patrick 'Vlaynard Mary Meeks Mary Lou 'Vlehllng Rosemary 'Vlellzer Richard 'Vlesalam ,lane 'Wlller Ronald Muller Shirley Ann Muller Jerry Wlltmhell 'Vlerlene Mohler Marxlyn Muller Clyde New .loann Nisley Lela Mae Owen Robert Owens Mary .lane Parnell Junior Ray layton Gene Pierce Mary lorter Jeneanm- lratt Karen Randall Christine Rigney 01164 YJ' Q-.1 I f I mf fav.-r i ? YV' A,-1 lui' A aim? av 32 '34, Ami 'mp Tv i. cw Yr Llan- L i K-1 5? -S.. 'lnii- . 01264 'Vlaejean Rogers Robert Rogers Rulhann Sanquneth WIIIIBIII Scantland Rolrert qlnrlc Lmns Simmons 'Vlarslxa 5lllllll0l'lS Donald Skaggs Freddle Marr ,larry Stevens Donna Sllllf'flf'ld Mary .lo Nurlner Falrle Swlndell Karol Thompson lee Thompson .lanet Tutorow Bully Warren Rav Yvasmn Hewerly Wllaley Regina Wlleelflon Roberta White John W ulener Evelyn Wllllalns .lames W1ll1an1s Wlsron Wnlllams Ruth Wlllnamson x - ' I X 'y On y .QA 1 Qs-1 , f - 49 is Lx, ' ,X Q 'H . L, .'k-ff' " " ' J- if , 5 K' -gy . 45. , I ,gl - ' ', L. -n . .. l ' 1 1 1' . Y 5 1 Q- ' "'- "' if ' , ,. l wif, f ' gp N N W3 ' It ' P , I. x I jp A V . . 1 in K .. V ,A Y , . Q' . he ' ' ' iff' s f- '-:V .ar l - ., . ' X iff-f. S . . Y O 33 -C' ' ?0'tdld'2d 7a .., 24,4 Sedan! -fi fl Sndney Smith Johnnie Teague Preszdent Vzce I reezdent Daud Adams Mary Ellen Alex .lane Allebaug Joe Larry Allen Barbara Andrews Donald Ball Eugene Barih Carolyn Bell Donald Blcknell .ludnh Ann Bmder Lmda Bltner Fay Nlnrley Blake .lean Ann Bowers Judy Brandon Dlana Brattam Jerry Buckles Que Buckles Wlary Lounse Byrd I eraldme Faldwell lee f arroll Janet Ileaver Richard Cleaver Tommie Folvxll l etly I otterman Walter Lroy Dianne Bltner Secretary C' .hi Yu' I X in lx llx mf T7 34 .l Ann P lecker Treasurer fl SL' , g if ,. - " - . - s... I Al f T if li . . I .I - . . 0 , V I . . S A ' h ' a Q ' A le-W 1. B . f ' . , ,, . V x H v 'jx' K ' A f. lf' f ' , tl 'AQSMA A BV ,. 5 5 3 . , 1- . L' , . x,- 7' ' . . 5, .f ' V' 1 ' E gh V. A V VL 9, ' ' 1 il' ,. 1 V tw . 5 S' I Bl 5- ,5' 'r :Q X r . . " ju., - 7 -- A if :.:'.'9.g... Q ' ' as B 'Hs .gt '. , '.'."' , v' .gd 1 A , 'I 5 , 6' . . ll' v ' 3 1 I . S' X I , I 5 V A , r' V! 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' U "' ' 'L' 9 f D I zeadmen thee Fummxngs Norma .lo Iunnmgham .lumltth Dane 'Vlary Lou lhdrnoml Bobby Dukerson Harold Doutt Beverly Ellis Marcia Ellns K orxlon Engle Elinor Etehlson Robert EU'lllGOH Barbara Eulmnks Hoadlev Flook Daud Fox Mary Fuller Daniel Gaither Loren Garner Marv Kay Carat 'Naoml Colden Qharon G00dlng Betty Cordon John frose Phwllxs Hanlm Loyus Harmon Jllllllllf' Harrlson Daud Hess Jaeky Hnght Jmxmy Hmes Patrlela Holding Blaine Fish Barbara Holmes larry Hopper .llmmn Humphrnes larrw Humphries xIllK'llVll Humphries Sharon Johnson Walter Johnson 'ammw lxantner Carl lung .lanlce lung Larry lung James lxxntner ,lark Ixlakamp lxalheleen lxnnmkles Woallneleen lXhlllkl?S David Lamper Wilma Larkin Jamee Long Que Lytle Rosalie Wleferran .lanet Wicfonnaughey Janet 'VIr'VIahan -Xlma 'Vlaek Ann Madden 'Wwhael 'VIaley Bill Mason Beverly Merritt Nancy Metcalf Allen Miller Ralph Miller 'X Yr-v 1' i 'mfg Q-4 36 v---' fi? 7? vp Ap-v xx lf!! ip' F 4 'hi T H rr' Q' 37 -Af- ? 'v 'Q' faeahnen Morris Mottweller .luantta Overhy VIFKIH Owens I urry Peek Marllyn Pierce I harles Pittman Lowell Rector Beverly Reddlng Mary Ellen Relley Sandra Rice Thomas Rlchards Linda Rlgne Beme Robinson Jerry Rogers Wnlllam Ryan Wesley Savage Marvalee Sayre Konrad Schroth .lacquelme Schwen Larry Scott Zel' Ruth Ellen Shawhan Violet Slx .lamce Slzelove Richard Slzelove Marilyn qpreen Charles Starr Dovie Stelter James Street Ronald Treesh Sally Walker Parry Warren Beverly Waymlre .lack Waynllre Judith Whnpple Joe Wtlley Shlrlene Wilson .lames Wrsehart Patrlcta Wyatt y., 4,440.9 ?aw.fwi to my sem: Unfamlllar faces at Alex at the begmnmg of the year were the 152 entermg freshmen Cunnmgham Orestes Samt Mary s and our own Jumor Hugh all sent representatlves to make up the Freshman class Lettw Cotterman and ,lean Ann Bowers were selected for Coop representatlves Beverly Reddlng farolyn Bell Marvalee Sayre and Lmda Bltner were the freshman cheerleaders To open thelr treasury the freshmen sold ma azmes Thev had a Chrlstmas party at the Kanteen and a PICIIIC at Shadyslde to close the year Mr Buhler Mr Frazier and Mr Buck are the sponsors Om fum? 869454 9-me The ht hllght of actlvxttes for the elghth grade thls year was a slcatlng party Sponsors are Miss Mcf ammon and Mr Holmes Seuent4Q'z4de W hlch room do l 0 to now? and Where do l flnd my Fngltsh class? were just a few of the questlons asked by the new seventh grade students thns year Thls was the seventh grades flrst year xn Jumor Hlgh School The students came from Clarke and Tomlmson grade schools Sponsors are M195 Brannon and Mrs Zook 38 I 'N . t " ae . . 1, 1 v E I . . , 3, . 5 x Q S . 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J l.aVe1la Horton Fred Dick President Vice-President S- irq' Mlm 'x A 2 N' Gloria Berry Charles Henry Secretary Treasurer Joyce Alexander Larry Bassett Rlfhard Blake Tommy Lartwnght laula Farwer Cynthia Ann Evans Lonlta Friend Ruth Hague Lyla Hames Rosalne Hysong .loe Jones John Mater Linda lVIeBr1de Daniel Mei arty Tommy Morne Plulllp Myers David Rlehardson Donna Riser Fharles qanqunettl Willa Ann qkaggs David Taylor 'Vlargaret Wlllxamson Lavon Sue Wright -L, it ' ,42 a SL' " Patrxela Aldndge lacklyn Bicknell Wnlham Brewer Frances Brodaua Jim Colhns Dale Collla C ary Congdon feorge Cunningham Robert Cunnmgham Cmger Eubanks Bglly Cross Maurice Hlnda Jacqueline Holler Mary Hosler Darlene Howard Trent Lowe Lmda M1ller Max Mlllspaugh Sharon Modlm Freda Morrn Richard Remmgton Eugene Reynolds Ronald Rlehards Stephen Richards Barbara Savage Hubert Simpson Edward Terrell Mary Tnleax Shlrley Van Horn Colleen Vollenhals .lacquelme Whaley 1 's- v: Vernon Huse Robert Embry Donald Ryan President V ice-President Secretary Trmmrpr Sur in 1, ,r 6 YT I i Q3 it Qi. g Q t I rv: X eaen ,-4 7 P rf-d Haas Rohvrt Toms 'Vhke Nhm It s rc sulfnt I we I rvmlent Secrvtary Irvasurvr ?v Xu Q -s 3 Y 1-v Q GP 41 Judith xddlllS Quo Mvx 'Vluuru n Brxan Jlllllllli' 1 larkQ0n Donald Cooper Tunla Dans haw Etchlson Sylua Ferguson Jcannetta fold I lnda Helton Billllll? Huoston 'Vhrhael Humphrey Dons Humphries Geneva Hunter Bully Maddox Janwe Moore YYOIlld Moss Xnnotta Phe-rson Bc-tty Phvrson Roh: rt Porter Xnnta que Preston Knn Rc-mes Wada qnapp Daud Telfer Dine Todd Phxlhp Warren 'Vlvrna WIIIIBIIIS Judith W llson Qarah Jane Wnlson Seven,-42 ,lnnnne Xldrldgv Jllllilllf' Bicknell Barbara Collins llolnlue lollxns Larry Darley Roger Davls Pernod Duffey Nona Fish Rowallc Fox Birdie Lee Frxx Barbara Herndon Nlax Homler Dolly lxellls f f-orglanna Knotts Nlarun Lanswng Donald 'Hof lush Danny 'Vlaynard larry Mudd louise Ragle Darlene Reeu-s Nlrholas Spreen Daud qtarr .lark Tankersley Linda Taylor John Thompson .lark Truehlood I aura Waugh! Phylhs Warren ludilh lknn Hull '1 fe x if 'Si :K ?f'7f"" Ilif- l-lvvns, und:-r tlie' la-aid:-rsliip of lluil Willis, pre-sidvnt. lias voiiiliivu-ml many artixitir-s lliis yi-ar. Sending i-lin.-oline-s to loilwria. prcpuring iiliristmas lvaskf-ts. donating to Ilic- vain-1-r fund. and ilu-vnrnting ilu- zissvniluly for ffliristnias. ue-rv RHIIUHLL Ilu- projx-c'ts. Otlwr offirrrs arf- Fraiivzfs lvriglit. Vive'-prvsidr-ritz kloy K:-un. sm'- returyz and llzirliara N11-Carly. treasurvr. Program vliairnwn ur-re ,lanii-e' .lol1nson. Kay Cosnr-ll, and .lanvt Xlvfjarty, Nliss Frzizii-r is the sponsor. 7 With the-ir uhitc-. long-slevwd blouses and tlwir red nm-k si-arves. the me-mlirfrs of Tigfr lfluli were easy to distinguish at liaslwtliall games. On the preceding page you see lliem forming an for ,Xlx-x. and making our avtivities divider page for the '53 Sl'Fff'lqllL'Xl. The vluln liouglit ai tigf-r suit for our masvot uliivli play:-d suvli an important part in the sevlional and regional lournann-nts. and the varsity Phe-Prlvzulf-rs' uniforms we-re also lmougli! by Tlg1f'I' liluln. 0ffiL'PI'S are Tlu-re-sa llizunond, president: Patty .-Xlc-xundc-r, xivo- president: Carolyn Hurst, sevretary-treasurer. The sponsor is Nlr. Bell. Y , qYhhInIu.guu1 -- L aff-1, Sponsoring a polio drive and helping the nf-fdy at ffhrislnias were among thf' projevls of Iliv Hi-Y lioys. The offivers are prvsidvnt. ,lim Wehsollfwkz vim'-prf-sill:-lit. ,lurk King: sevrrtary. Ci-orgv Class: treasurer, Bill l.inslmurg: and rhaplain. Bill Ilnitlwr. The spon- sor is Mr. Holme-s. l Scuba Staff 13 M Spawn Stagg ' Our Spvvtrnrn stuff is nnnlf- ng ' of students from 1-:wh 1-law. The Q Qtudvnts pivtuu-11 he-rel livig-wi 'H make rhiQ yf'3I'.5 lmuk. .1 ,in f htlinl Here we are - the Senior- on the Staff, admiring our 1953 SPECTRUM Y Our sponsors nero' Mrs. Ohm' holtzer, Mrs. fNIrYic-ker, and Mr Wagner. 769464 741: Staff We stndiml journalism one se mester and published the Tigefs Tale. our svhool paper. 72714 We hate A th Apt: r of the Hdlllbll rl orgammtlon of the Future l'aru1 Q of X ern 1 here .xt X 1 noun Us as pr nt mth tlu o z rt s Q tltxlt l 1 rw mplne ll 1 en ret tn mtl S u r n llurst 1 trfasure r Dlfllllt mn-ors tn l' I.-.I 5 .SZ 4 air.: X' h--in .,,.+ ada! 77414 x xhltmg, tloll rlurmg: mls NK 14 nut, an 'lges ox -e 1- ana mtluug, fhrtstmas .nu l' anksgnlng, lnsluts kept t e mme etouomu fur- who are numbers of Future llomemtlurs merua war u offuer tr: que Rue presl ent .4 ru ll 1 uson xu e presldent le tnette knuckle sem retary Rose-mart 'Nleltzer treasurer Nllldred Jarman etlx tor Marlonnw Wilson pdrlxa mf-ntarlan 'Nlary lorter NOFIW leader and llarhara Holnus ustormn Irs odson t tu spon-or 'Nlembers of the Cheerleaders Club get together for pravtwe and to compare and share new wells and ideas Thls year the club jomed the Natlonal Cheerleaders ASSOCIHIIOH Offxcers are presldent Shxrley Hughes uve presldent Sue Hurst secretary que Cartwright and treasurer, Nlary Scrlbner Mrs Grantham IS the sponsor r : . L , 1 ul- I er. : rn' "4 ' .A .ll.S. Dallas 'l'l as ser'-3 esi- fn " de ' ' ht-lp f Dale 5-yu l he us xiv'-1 lent. .ar j ' Ca 'as' 451 fl-- ma ' as -r. w QX 'O Nl. .' - sl J J l - .F..X. O tgp 'Q . A T I 4 I . 1, :L Eh' " 1 s ' l'.N. ' N 3 5 . TI! -, X W7 ", Pr l' f li 'lu I 'er- . H V L vb Q ' Q L'RS.' -1" ' f S' l t ' 'bl ' N ' '- ,sf , 4 h J ' 1 u h , .- Q -f2- t, .t At-' , I ' 4 lf. f .N ' . 9 - X ,Q 1 x 1 . X l I 3 lf A ' I w 1' 'T uf An " . lnusy this .' z . n X , - ., f "' -,z 3.1 ,, '- Tl - 'f et -. " . r" , ' , P , .1- 1 tw Et-1 . ' ' ' ttt' f Q u ia- V Tis: 1 X '1 - ' ' S- ri- H .- 'S ll l I Q . W .-,:'::g 5 V, 1 y , v - fl Qs ,L X - 'lk 1 l w ull-. H ' H .3 - . in fviggsu simvZ?1:::m.':e" Nas! V Q:-1,- 2.2-fgI,?3A QM - T 45 3 3.3 X 5 w'if'5MQf2 -gi, ffl jff -:.:. " ezgsye- , , , R ,, i . ' fi4LKfwi9'3: ' W Q, . qgagga, g,1f", , . A2 ,qt P' I , ,f ga, 5-9, I f A " . :A , " fQ'i'm7iE.3 . - .awf- Our student-teacher co-op is an agent for students to participate in school administration. It really stands as a go-between for suggestions from students to the facility and administration. The student members are elected by their classes. This year's president is a senior representa- tive, ,lim Wehsollek. The juniors' office holder is Rose Marie Fisher, the secretary. Marion Benson, sophomore, is treasurer. with Janet McCarty, senior, as vice-president. Miss French is the sponsor. 7. 2.6 The International Relations Club took part in the model United Nations held at Anderson College in March. The club also studied the U.N. Reporter, and viewed various film strips on countries in the United Nations. Ann Grahame and Joan Warren attended the Foreign Affairs Conference held at Western Col- lege in Oxford, Ohio. Officers are Rosemary Jackson, President Ritchie Wilson, vice- president: loan Warren, secre- tary: and Ann Grahame. treas- urer. Miss Hull is the sponsor. 47 .S Tn 'K EQ l' 5,6 -9- W'-v 1-as zzedewda Axd to those who need and deserw ll 1 the pledge of our Junlor Red from Bc-Qldes haxlnf, forelgn eontacta they gne ald to hospltallzed weteruns and spet ral state hoapltals xll9S WIN ammon sponsors the 0l"Q.dl'll7lll0l'l mth the and of the pre-ardent ,llmmre NIM a lm the xue preildent Nlarlon Kellum and Pxelwn Wlllmrns 1 uretary treasurer Sclacceelal Nlemhers of the S1 IPHP9 fluh traveled to ihnapo to the 'llnseum of Smenre and lndustry for their annual trlp They alao sponsored a hquld alr hom for the tudent hody ln 'Vlarnh Ru hard -Xuler 1 president of S1lCI'llP llulr mth Blll Had sue pre xdent iars Perle semrctarv and Hewerly Toms treaaurer Mr Bufl-t IS the sponsor 48 We p 'fame ' 'llhfi ql'IllIH' DI'RITli1llf'4 flaw 1-h-1114 's,l11111- flI'Ll1lllIl14'U 214 Ihr- Zlllllllill tl11'1'1--111-t 11l:11'. 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Rou One Mrs Mueller Bewerly Toms Row Two Sam Kantner ,loyce long Saundra Kantner Joy Kean Sherrill Horns Pat Alexander Carolyn Hurst Barbara Blankmshlp Rau, Three Ruth Xnn l'raz1er Jane Bitner Rosalie McFerran Nlarsha Summon l'at Brotherton Qandra King Vary Qcrlhnrx lrl villa I l1rk Shirley Hu hes Row Four Rosie Fisher farol Clock Dorothy Sanqunettl Charles Hight Roger Push Rl1hil'flSl0lI lim Tnlwy Judy Williams latty little Janice lohn on Row fue Nlarllxn 'Nluller Shlrlev Kerr Rita Que Bramh farolwn Ashby Donna 'lharp Jean fralg Donna Duffy Joyte Rathel farol Haines Sue Dluelle Nlarua Fllis 'Nlary lou Hague Rau, Str feorge Class Bill Gaither Uuane fulnmtzky larry Pezk 'Nhry Werner Shirley leach 'Nltxrlcne Confll Shirley Blake jo Ann Flecker Larry Fleenor Bill Caither junior was elected president of the choir for this year. Shirley Hughes senior. served as student director. Mr-. Deloris Mueller is the new choir dirctor. The choir sang for the annual community Christmas Provram in December. Their spring appearances in- cluded Crescendo Varieties in March the Easter Cantata, and the County Choral Festival held in Anderson in April. .The choir also collaborated with the band in pre- senting three music concerts during the year. A three-y ear chenile letter was awarded Bill Gaither and a four-year pin was awarded Shirley Huvhes at the close of the year. 50 and lweryone reeo nues on sight the snappy red and blaek uniforms of the Alexandria ll1g,h Sehool Band 1 thew rome rnarehlnf, doun the street lwen though the Dlphl were elnlly at onxe of the football games the Band gate the eroxsd many lnterestlng. halftime shous And when footlmall ended and our mterest turned to hasleethall the Band also fame mslde to lnsplre the eroud hw plating snappy marches and of eourse Pugh! On Mr Bone rs led the hand through a husy Season Qtartlng the fall off right the Band nent to lndlanapolm to partlmpate m the Nlarehlng fontest The follomng, ueek end they traxeled to Bloomington for lland Dax at lndlana Unnersxtw 'lhen thew presented a musleal pro ram to the klddles of the Madison founty llllldI'PI'lS Home After the NIUSII' for Pun fFall lon eertl exersone nas tallemw about the smell musle lhe Winter anel qprmg, foneerts were also well reeened Many of the muste students attended the Solo and Pnsemhle Contest tn Pell ruary and eame home mth high honors The Band took part ln the yearly eonee-rt hand enntest Aprll lfl llouexer the hxgge-st exe-nt of the veal tn uhxeh the hand and ehmr had the maln role was freseendo XGFICIIPS g0lIll"llllI1f. new ln the must: department thxs vear was the awardlng. of a jaeket or sweater to eaeh semor who had the required number of points The Band eolors of reel hlaek and gold were earned out l'he- semors reeenxnfv this award were Noreen Bee-man Barluarft lxkens Sue 'Nlorton ,lim 'lohev and 'llax Tuloultzlu Row Um Bexe-rly Redding Naomi Colden Que Morton lela llse Owen lettw fotterman Jane Allelmaugh Ruth Shaw han Ann frahme Jean Ann Bowers Janet Kerr Row Two juds Bmder Iarrv Stott love farther Phwllxs Hanlm Patty Warrerm Sue lytle ,llm l'ohe-v que Whlson larrv Bassett Dannv 'llefartw lohn 'Nlewers Row Three' farolwn Bell ludy Brannon karen Randall Marilyn Spre-en Marllwn lleeman Joan Warren Vlrglnm llea lxwne laele Beaslew Charles langham tharles Pittman 'Wax Tulomtzky larry Deltnger Nlax 'Vlullspaugh jowee llmds love Nlexander Row Four 'Nlarw We-awer Dtllas Wood Noreen Beemtn Sharon Hmer Dean lleree Fe-ne lleree Nlsron Williams .llm Xlae Mahan 51 . : :if X A fig: V XA? R . ,EJ , . :vu 49? . N-5.4:-fr 4 f' 1 ,fi " qi 'I 6-aeuenda Wmdetdec . 44' I ,.--. 3.-.Q Unn-...,, 7wdzlew A Ntzurfixtu uhxftlv . . the- Qnuml Inf' II1Lli'l'Ililkjl fm-I . . . aa lxslrllnu Isnt 411 fxlwv . . . ,l1'I'!,' rmnc the tulrlvri P!lIlX'l"!41xxP!'S. Path l.lHln', Hawk Nlvcfks. Arm C'l'ZlllilIIll', Joyu' Surfwr. Him Sum lglkiillill. :xml Una kay PM Ullvlfl A 1 li V ron mlm Jos f ,W- at-. f.... - . .ang ' VY ..... .. -., M - ..... - , W' i' L' ' ",.',1!g- i ' x '- :?g. 1iz if 77,4 Nwzlwd: Sue- Vanin-r. Nliw Fl'f'lll'h. Qpmmsur, Run Tun: Km' Highr. Silllfifil Be-morn XX-hPt'l4i1lIl, lfuml Tlmrnpsnn. Xlllllflbfit' flnorling. Ron' Tllrvv:NIz1ryI,m1'Xhlle-rrymtt. XXIHIUYHS. Dorn: XIII? hiilflflllgl and Nfarxrm lx:-Yluln wvrr- not pw-se-nt sxhvn fIlI'fllI't Thf-sv f0ll!'U'f'H stud:-nts nmkf' up thv :'lmrl1-1' H1f'llllN'l'NhiIl of F.T.'X. Th'- Futurf- 'l'e-41:-hu-wx nf .'xTTN'I'il'1l hun' 1-hmm-n nhf- mum- Kulif' V. Slum- fm :hr-iz 4-hugllrr ln honor of nm 1 X N tvavhers. Thr- ruffi:'4'rN ure- Slllllifll Bvllsulm, 1Yl'l'Nilll'Illf ,hay K1-gm xi:'e'f5fr:'Xifh'1rt: XTLIFIOFI QUUIIII f I1 y Df'lingf'r. lv'f-4151111-l': and Shirh-y Millvr. IHlTi1Ti11I1'llirlllfillll. NIL- l'il'!'Ill'l1 ix rhf- Nprm ml lr 1 xllh I ! thu 10 sponmr. Um- to !he- far! that tho F.'I'.A. ww fH'Q12lllil4'lI hm- in Ihr' xr-ur. Ihfir an-tixilims hue hun hmltu r x ur I hope- in futurr- 31-urs to varry out SIIVII projr-1-ts as Nlmlyinu rln- lim-x uf funmus I1 uhm oh-mum md p11t141p.1t f' in Sturlvnl Il'2ll'hill2l. and he-ing of 1lSSi5f.lHf'I' to rhf- who-rl in :lm um pox-ihh-. I 1 1 z .Ky f .- sw C sw W , 5 70055455 Emu ?44.6etd4!L 24465456 71466, 760443 55 ,4 - ' Row Une: Nlanager John Grose, Gene Tillnnin, Honalfl Peyton, llanny xlllfiti. .lim Ferguson. .lim Wlehsollek, ffoaeh Bob Xhsher. Fred Starr, .lark Thompson. Dale Seyhert, ,lerry lee. Ronald Miller, Manager Pat Matney. Row Two: Jim Tobey, Bill Mason. Wesley Saxage, Lee Thompson, Ralph Miller, Floyd Fisher, Bill Hunter. Charles Barton, Jim Kintner, Morris Niehling, llnitl Fox. .laek Klal-camp. Rou' Three: Assistant ffoaeh Bolt Montgomery. George Ross. Don Cipe, ,lack Matney, Lloyrl Friw, Bill Foster, Larry lfleenor, jaek King, Assistant ffoaeh Klux Hell. ,lurk Hartley, Bill Hass. Larry Coettcl, Jerry Seherer. Ralph Fleeker. Assistant ffoaeh Bill Stewart. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE A. Op. Sept, 2 Royerton T 6 0 Sept. 5 'Roehester T 34 0 Sept. I3 Mississinewa H 22 0 Sept. 10 Fairmount H 13 0 Sept. 26 Winehester T 7 7 Did you witness those sharp anti preeise plays working this vear at the foot- Sept. 30 Plainfield H 34 0 hull games? ln his first year as heafl 1-oaeli. Boh Ahsher eoaehed his team to a fine Ort. 3 Portland T 51 0 season reeorrl of T iietories. 2 losses. anrl l tie. Ort. 10 'Hartford Helping Nir. :Xhsher were Roh Montgomery. Hill Stewart and Max Bell. These City H 47 6 men coaeherl the "B" team on to a fi win, 2 loss reeord. Oet. IT "Elwood T 6 20 ln varsity eompetition the Tigers harl a 2-2 ref-ord in eonferenee play, Twelve Ort. 22 'Tipton H 13 20 seniors anml six umlervlassmen ret-eiveul foothall letters this year. 'Central Ind. Conference Cames The Jr. lligh team. 1-oat-hed anil drilled hy Coaeh Don Dirk, had a season ref-orfl of l win, 2 losses, :tml 2 ties, The training for the .lr. High team is hased principally on the fllnfiillllt'llI2liS. The hoys learn hon to fall, to taekle and to think on their feet. I-'nur Une: Freil Haas, Tommy Morris, Tom Cartwright. Philip Warren. Niek Spreen. llavitl Telfer. George Cunningham, Charles Sanqnnetti, Row Two: Steve Sloan, Steve Rieharels, Hill Crose, Nlike Sheley. Frecl Dirk. Phillip Myers. Dirk llowe. Roh ffunningham. Rou' Three: Dan Wfelhorn. ,loe jones, Honalrl Hit-harris. l"lugene Reynolfls. Bill Brewer. Shirley Pepper. Sonny Simpson. Kneeling: Manager. ,lunior Peyton. Freddie- Starr, lack Hartley, .lim lfehsollek. Jack Thompson. and Coach Max Bell. Smnfling: She-rnian llurst, Jack King. ,lorry Chambers. Ray Humphries. Bill Foster. Ralph Fleeker. Lloyd Frix. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Der- Dec. Dev Det- .lau. Jan. .lan lun. lun. lan. Feb Feb Feb Feb. ll I4 21 26 5 I0 I2 10 'D 9 I3 16 22 30 5 7 I3 20 Roy:-rton 'Plymouth 'Peru ""l'ipton Winchester 'Elm ood 'Huntington Noblesville 'Monticello Lebanon fllarlileville 'Burris Summitville 'Hartford City "Elwood Franlcton 'Walinsh Pendleton 2 Cenlral Ind. Conference A. Op. 67 61 69 56 55 51 63 59 Tl 53 54 42 58 56 67 53 TT 55 T5 T0 T4 28 43 32 TT 54 62 54 42 33 89 47 63 47 60 52 Games 2 Winnirig the C.l.C. Championship and the Sectional Tournament marked a brilliant basketball season for the Alex Tigers. The team went through a tough schedule to emerge with flying Cardinal and Cold. They won all the games on the schedule card. In addition they were runners-up in a holiday tournament in Indianapolis in December where they defeated Salem 78 to 58 in the afternoon, and lost to Howe of Indianapolis 65 to 48 that night. In State Tournament play our mighty Tigers won the Madison County Sectional. They defeated St. Mary's of Anderson 42-365 then Ewood's Panthers. 50-33g and in the final game Coach Bell's boys DEFEATED THF ANDERSON INDIANS 64-54l ln the lndianapolis Regional the Tigers were defeated after a thrill- packed 32 minutes of play by Crispus Attucks of lndianapolis 62-57. 57 uf? - l NOYW wn Sec do - B111 CMS' , . qjgach NIMVICTORY mrs We Wm 74a 5 A ll vo 111 111 vnf rzffcvssrzry ,' 0 Uur yell lfaders and mascot were happy too. Wwaring the Tiger suit is Jim Tobey. Our victorious Alex Tigers l.-KKK KING Won tlurw lf-rr,-1-Saul pivot man his frmlxmrk nml furlf- unuy shot ufldml il lox to -Xl:-xl -1-ore-1 grr-at re-lwoumlflr. JACK HARTLEY on mo lc-ttfr A llarcl 1 s u nn ilflldlll a all 'lI'0llI'l4l floor man 64604 BILL FOS'l'lfR Won lllfflk' lr-ttvrs uf a forward: his jump shut 5-ul ffar into op- pnm-ntsz good rl:-fe-nsiw-ly and at re-lmunding. LLOYD PRIX Won two l0mrQ as .1 guard the uor horse on mlffffnsn and pile rlrner on offense' JERRY CHAMBERS on e lnttfr as a un li ul sau mera gamm mt 59 JIM XX P HSOLI PK Von one lfttc r dN a gmmrd httlf- le r ver no C au thc' TIZCTS uersthlng hw had mth hw newer Sa flf' '-plrll W - s 'Q a gz 1 key guys fast lmuk: 'z ' ' nd I W ,, , W' on I " ter: lip- l- , "h his 'lI'llltI'l'IN rebounding. l l l ' 1 , 'I J: .' It-E kA .-I -i --I H I I ,'-- 3 U H, -1 yy -i. nu I. . . ' R QM ,ja -' xxw Niffb ,May Milf wif, 31 . feaefwea wr, , o n lln1flll'lP,, li 'n Willis ' ' or A ' , ry li' , lfit Mar 1' 1 ' li 4" 5 -. ' -- '1 " Cfoirh 0 .5ih:lner. ii: vz-ir. " ' te' ni fini 'limi ' ion 'th ' 1 ret' '- , 'l ' ii 4- i ' w'i' 'ind 6 de eu 1 .-1 l 'W 45 ll? v i . l if-'lj l l 5 .lim Williams. Bill Kilgore. Floyd L n Fial lh ll l S 1 , xl i be ,qc lflaw ler e H tiey, T X Raliv 'ion lxnullig ix . B l'J Tl N . X B' .1 N the Seax ui an mp N-iw Nl mul l 0 12 ii r f tx nf' iis....JHl 7 Row One: Ralph Miller. Manager Konnie Sehroth, Waller Croy. Row Two: David Adams. David Fox. ,lerry Buckles, Ronnie Treesh. Row Three: Lowell Rector, Larry King, Wesley Savage, Coarh Bob Montgomery, Nick Starr, Tom Rirhards, Loren Garner. Z Row One: Larry Collins, Charles Porter, Bobby Stevens. Row Two: John Rodney, Phil Ryan. David Walsmith, Tommy Learh, Harold Ryan. Row Three: Coaeh Cene Ankrum, Mike Cipc. Billy Wilson, Paul Jones. Ken Lauler- dale. David Welrome, Asaislanl Coarh Ratzlaff. Kneeling: Manager Nick Spreen, Clen Sheley, Dave Telfer Morris Hines, Bohhy Toms, Manager Steve Richards. Stand ing: Phil Meyers, Ronald Richards, Charles Hendricks Joe Jones, Coach Frazier, Bill Brewer, Hubert Simpson Fred Dirk. Fred Haas. W "'i2Yff"'?Y W" . i ,, -4 . '. - Wd' '. ,O a 1 , D - . A -me M-. . ,W 1 ,Q M. 1 K if.: - 0 X321 Q i .Q Q' in . Q ,. , ,I ,jg k' vga 1' e sy' ff 2,5217 ' , "4 rm 1 . ,hx I5 Mr. Frazier, Mr. Absher. Mr. Dick, and Mr. Bell are the Alex roaehes. Mr. Frazier voavhes vross eountry and track: Mr. Absher Coaches football and reserve basketball Hr. Dick coaches jr. High football and tennis: Mr. Bell coaehes football "B" team, varsity basketball. baseball. and golf. Un 'Me Zena! Coat-hes Ahsher and Bell in a tense moment at the 'first Elwood game, Mr. Bell's son. Stephen. also watches with apprehension. L y. llere uri- our varsity vlie-ei' leaders in dark sweaters: Carolyn llurst, Sue lfzirtxsright, Shirley llughes, and Vir- ginia Dea Kyrie. The "ll" team uliea-r leaders in light sweaters are Rita Sue llranvh, Carol Clock, and Doris Mvflarty. Our vheer leaders, with their en- thusiasm. new ideas for yells. undying spirit, and smooth coordination in lead- ing our cheers, helped make our athletic' vontests more siivressfiil. ,, , Q f 7-med Rau' Une: Sherman Hurst. Earl Morris. Row Two: .lat-k Thompson, Fred Starr. Lloyd Frix. .lim Welisollek. ,lark Hart- ley. Rir-hard Auler. Jar-k Beasley. Row Three: .Myron Williams, Cus Oliver Ralph Flex-ker. Bill Haas. Bob Rogers, John Humphries, Larry Frazier is the traek voarh. dean Row One: Coach Larry Frazier. .lim Cleaver. Ralph Crosr. Loyus Harmon, Sherman llurst. Rau' Two: Manager Bill Warreri. .lavk Beasley, Bob Rogers. Ray Humphries, John Humphries, Dick Crose. gdddgda Rau: Une: Charles Burton, Gus Oliver. Ralph Crose, Wfalter ffroy. Floyd Fisher, .lavk Thompson. Row Tuw: Manager Steve Freeman. lioh llrolnsl. Dir-k lirose, Bill Foster, Ralph Flevker. .lavlc King, lark Hartley. ,lark Matney, Fred Starr. Row Threw: Loyus Harmon. Assistant ffoarh Holi Alisher, John flrose. Larry Sr-ott. Jerry Stevens, .Iohu Teague. Don Cunningham. .lim Hetlrivk, Charles Pittman. flharles Langham, Bill War' ren, David FOX. Coaeh Maw Bell. l7iel-c Cleaver. 604 Konnie Schroth. Merrill Almquist, Ken Wiillis. Coach Max Bell, George Class. Ronnie Treesh, Jimmy Cleaver. 7mm Row One: Tommy Thomas, Jimmy Hines, Paul Tanner. Row Two: Dal- las Wood, Jim Livengood, Mike Maley. Don Dick is the tennis coach. in 5 . IN 'aa 5'- 'Hx ix'-us... af' U' li SSW' xl GREGG1 1'-"-"""'Tf':3 ncavvu fa. .ua QW eh ,1 rw " 429'-f x""'? fs. '. V N. Everything fr 0 m govern- ment to psychology is taught in this department. Courses include organiza- tion of our government. the history of America. and so- cial and personal problems as well as studies of other lands. Several students know the answer in Miss Hullis World Hzstory class. 1 r 1 'f' 5. .. Mr. BIllIlPf:S junior high. literature Class hard al work. 's N , 4 l . l-H llms is our grammar? Correct. we hope. especial- ly after lic-ing exposed to the various departments of l'iIlgIliSll. Also 0l'l'ered by the language department is Latin and Spanish. ln literature. we shall always remember "Treasure Island." "Silas Nlarnerf' and "Julius Caesar. ' lforemost in the activities ut' the lfnglish Depart- ment is tlie annual play gixen by the drama class. zllr. Brown. Mrs. McViclrf'r. .llliss Frazier. Miss hlcCamm0n. and Mr. Buhler are the English teachers. .4 panel disvussion is under- u'ay here in .lliss Fraziers so homarv English class. P . 3164 Defi!! . ll. ' asdfghjklg Mr. Absher's typing class drills for efficiency. Mrs. Oberholtzer aids advanced typisls in the new office practice room. "I would like to have this test mimeographed, 100 copies and finished by tomorrow." Such requests are heard daily by business ed. stu- dents who are in Room 9 receiving any work that teachers want completed. Taking dictation, typing letters. running the ditto and mimeograph machines are only some of the many assignments me are given to do. Mrs. Oberholtzer and Mr. Absher teach business education. I I -""' glam- I ,M ,, Mr. Buck helps us with experiments in r-' our new lab. Y' ' 'ilu VV' Disecting fish and worms, memorizing chemical symbols. studying electricity, sound, atoms, elec- trons. slide rule, and weights and measures are a few of the items we become familiar with in the Science Department. We have a new lab this year too, which makes these fascinating subjects just that much more interesting. How interested can you get? Mr. Frazier looks on as a fish is disected in biology class. ' 'b'lueQWOnW Mr. Buck and Mr. Frazier are the science teachers. llflylllflillg' food in 1110 modern home- Lconomivs lfllll',l1'lI. ...m nu: If you happen to pass a room and smell something burning, don't be alarmed. The school's not on fireg it's just the home economics class learning to cook. Class work. including discussion of everything from family relations to the right way of peeling an orange, is taught by Mrs. Hodson. we 9.1 Tlzesr' I'l1fl'fl'Sff'd bystanders are learn- ing I0 operate a lathe. Mr. uu!1gl1l'f is Ihr' inslruclor. ,llr. Oberhollzcr and fllr. lfagner have the industrial arts classes. "Take your measurements accurately." No, this is not a tailoring husiness. It is the Industrial Arts Department where we are rt-tninded constantly that to hu a success in our work. we must he accurate. The Industrial Arts Department strives to Inake well-trained workmen who are skill- ful with their hands and who will think ahout their work. diagnose troubles and sug- gest Improvements. Mr. Obcrholtzcr teaches the frcslzmen I0 "square up" a board. f f ur: Learning the art of wearing and wood carving. The art classes are taught by Mrs. Zook. Egg uni- .-? 1 4. Here at A.H.S. may be some of the future artists of America. Day after day the students arc struggling with t-vvi'y possihle media of art. Skt-tvhing. painting. and Crafts are among tht- liililf' duties of tht' Class. Mrs. look and the art students are- rc-sponsihle for thx- de-corations seen here in our school for rnanv festive occasions. fir! students intent on llzvir rarious projvcts. gddfdfdfl feaeafzcdcwd? "Mrs, XicYicker. xshcrc can I find this hook?" is ll Klllt'34li0Il'ill'L1l'ti inany tinics a day by ifrrmi XicYickcr. our lihrurian hcrc at :X.H.S. Our lihrziry is giving Ll xsondcrfnl service to thi- sc-html in pmvimiiiig for lls the use of sonic six thousand vohinws. which range from rcligimi to history and hiography in the non- fiction. and from LlliYt'Ililll't' to scriuus novels in thc fiction. Also avaiiahic for use are tahlcs ul thc hack of the study hall which are uscd hx' students wishing to do reference work. Urs. .'1IFI!IiClff'I' is the Iibrurimz. i llcrc at tlzc lmclf of thc study hall you will find us cliccking 1111! hunks. f1'r1d1'r1g 7'l'f'l'l'PIlf'l'S. and studying. weeZ77Zmdc ?6Zl4zf4e Mr. Bowers directs the band during period. From the seventh grade to the senior class we have students who participate in the activities of the music depart- ment, one of the most active and color- ful parts of our school life. Both band and choir meet regularly for one period during the school day, but this is only the beginning. Hours and hours are spent practicing. participating in contests, and playing for public appearances. The boys, quartet practice while .llrs. .llueller and other members of the choir listen with pleasure. Mrs. Mueller and Mr. Bowers are 4 the music Instructors. 5, the regular class Oo We solve problems ranging from junior high arithmetic to solid geometry and trig here in our various math classes at A.H.S. The geometric Christmas tree and projects. c-ornparing answers. working equasions, and proving propositions keep us husy. 1 S. H fzmior high class drills on basil' arithmelic at Ihe board. llr Bll guts instructions 0 tumbling: IH boys gym class We look forward to phwr cal educatron perrods when we can let our harr down and evcercrse play Uamefs dance and relax from lroolw and quiet clawrooms for hour Health and Safety are also rncluded rn thrs department as classroom subjects lNoon leavue Ulves us an opportunrty for added rec reatlon durmv noon hours X Q I Facully members in the Physical Education Deparlment are Mr. Brll. Urs. Grantham and M. Dirk. This is the irst step illustrates fllrs. Grantham and girls. ' 214164, Zen ,0mZ? . Ra re 0 Repeat xt agam Your hear drxlls llke th1s when passmg the speech and hearlng classroom Indlvlduals who have dlfflculty wlth speech and hearlng meet w1th Mr Rlefsmder for one half hour once a week to correct thelr dxfflcultnes and agua glue 7nd Naturally we know how to dr1ve' We ve had drlvers tramlng under the able mstructlon of Mr Dlck We have class mstructlon as well as actual drlvlng practlce m the dnvers trammg car At the end of a semester of drxvers tralmng we take a test and recelve our llcense K ,l BEAT 77 , f x ,lv , 66 - - sa ' ' ' , , r . . I f g 1 I ' 7 ' 7 . , . . , . . . , . h I is ,f w :lm 'ff X fwfr' V x .w ' V' ,f .film M- K Ll. ..,, , J 1 DMV: rw H at Q 4 ,Z F- 5 1 .....-... . WNW , ,... 'U' 1 X ' ' 502 '- li. Kp V. . l l . 5. K ix? . I 's X l og I I f ' ' I 0 0 Mr Dzsque lectures to us about the pros and cons of raising Here we study agriculture, the founda- tion of both manufacturing and com- merce. The ag. boys, under the direction of Mr. Disque, learn better and more modern ways of farming. Dairy, livestock, poultry, crops, and soil judging teams are organized in the Ag. Department. Building hog houses is one of the de partrnenfs projects. wif",- ani' 1 ,- w rang? Mzss French zs pictured ab0Le ln the guzdance office counseling a student Co steady? Make new friends? Apologize for a mistake? T h e s e subjects find a sympathetic ear in the guidance office. Miss French counsels with students concerning t h e i r problems, conducts senior problems classes, and gives advice pertaining to class schedules. The guidance office is also responsible for Career Day, College Day, and On-the- Job-Day. 'Q il 5. Requirements or the state police orce are ex- plained at Career Day. 79 Mx. X 7. 2. 6414, p ?fza6'lem4. Dag . . ' 1 . . . ' ' 'I n 1 ' ' U 1 g ,i I n se, , ,il 1 . I . K If , f A. 'rl , ' 4 Q.. A , 0 ' ,M . A, f Q A I , . i -.M q .-in ' c , Q g n ,sr 5. s.w,,,,M o l .ww I . ' A ws.. 'Mimr fl ' , i 1: " i R 449.-M . uni., 3- NNN'- 1 rf 5 nf -ff X'LK 4 M f'?""""'f""i111 QQ - f www-Qgw if 4- 1335 Mist I. 2123 X f' ' """"""'y"f. i'4'12-Awhvsy-'f A-.,.,.., -, .. I nun. rc- l ' . - M' 'f-ff-fa.vu.-,fe 2+ 'K V . if-,-,-ff., :- '-: .1-.uh ws. ,3-R L -4 , M N .xf'1':5o 3 :5 . N. . px is . . .L 1 'W af 4,W l 1 we Ny ' Arthur Thomas. Willis Rlunk ancl Herman Harris are our l -" ' X school janitors. A U K X r, y . 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Wfoledaqa Wicdkmz ,4ctwu,'w4 NOX I 'XIBI1 li lzplon I Ilflll 1111 out f0r ll11 ele1t1011 k1 mms 111 th1 m01l11l11t1111 1 1111s 1 I mollmall lldllqlltl l11ld for tl11 te 1 x for firs a k1ll11ll 1ame s 011 s x 1 111 111111 s lx I l lXIIl0lllll 6' DN l aunly ll 1 f 0111 81 0 v S 1 f 4 , . ' 'f ' ' f. I 2 .' ' ' 2 .... ' '... Tigers r0111p ll0y11rI011 in first f ll ull gum' l' ll 1: .' " .' f- l. 3 fflzisf lwerrin and 111- fill 1111 011r .'1fl11' l11l1-s l'1 r ll1 - s -1 lst . 5 V-I-ll-'I'-U-R-Y Alex fi-l-, ,l fsl: ll. Dil 'K 111-I1-ll -' 1 , 1? 13 ll -' ' ,1 ' y' 1 vi1't 11'-' Nlissfs' -xx". llail Xwillis 1'l11 sen l0111e1'o111i11g 1 "Il. 15 S' i s ' ' M s : ' gg. 19 li-Tl' Ii' - "ll . Al-.' I3-0. 26 ,. g 3- V 'P ' - . 30 , J ' 3 -' '- I - . I 3 . ..". " .' ' ' ' ' . - . 6 if , V 7' ' . Vi. ' . .' ' ' '51 7: T' 1. 6 l' " ' ' 5 ' 2 " - . fa" "f -.U 10 I 3 ' ' ' : , 1-1 Senior girls attend nurses' tea in lVlu111'i1'. 15 7 lfvi 'l 'alrdsl l li ' . 4' ' ' 'min 17 7 ' 51' s 'Q '1d. 22 lf.N. 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NOXVNIBH1 27 29 DLC P NIBFR JANUARY PFBRUARY 7 13 18 20 111 1111 1 17 T111111 1o11r1 tral 1 111't0r1 111 F11 11111 ll 1 11111011 1 f n1 t 111 111111 1 ll 1 111 1 1 o 111111 d1ff111nt profe 1011 11ere repr1 e11ted ence 1lll1D to 111111 Fxc1t111, ,une 11111 another 11ctor1 Aex 11 W 11111111 ter 51 1 ate fl 111 SLIIIOI lla 11111 11101111 11 1 l.1t111 en111lV at Purdue Rah Rah' T1 els tromp Hullllll to11 58 D6 'xlllllldl Lhfl t111a pro ram 1s preeentcd N01 e 11lle an1e XICIOIW a,,a111 61 51 F11 ctzon lk F1111 I'XC1l3.Il e A1err1 fllfl tma reet111 s and 1111 011 1 t11o 11eel1 XZ1CdtlOll Hol1da1 tournament held at lndlanapoll Home drops A1111 T1 1r 1e 111 11111 11ar111 defeatln 'Vlontxcello What a drear1 day 'No one seem to want to work after that 1011 111cat1on Lebanon ame there 7570 Alex 11ctor1 E1e11nth 11111 for Alex Marlclullle fall l the 1 a1s1de FYi"I'y0ll6 T6-IOICCC1 when 11e defeated Muncn Burn H12 Second eme ter he 1ns 111211130 we can IO hetter 11115 t1r11e Another 11ctor1 for the T1 ere S11mm1t11lle 51 Al1x 77 W 111ter Concert Football Bunqufl Someone must be CHITSIII a ra11b1t s foot YY e ha1e11 t lo t a chednled ame vet Won 01er Hartford f1t1 62 51 fwarrrr Day 151110011 Alex ame held 111 Anderson 1m We 11111 lt before a11d dld It a a1n 1 ICTORS' We were stlll red hot fron1 the Elwood Fame Defeated Frankton 89 47 T11r trawl to Walrah Are S011 st1ll wlth 113 Alex 63 W abash 17 Drama L1ll1J presents three 0110 act plus Trl State conference for Semors Last game of the season for the m1ghty Tlger crew 'X Poor Pendleton 82 26 W1 1 11 ga 11 Ale' ff'. 'It 59. 7 tl s 'g1t " 4' for 1 1 Mgers. U ' - Tha 'SQ111'.lQ '1 '1 ' . 11" give thanks or L1111' h' gs. 1 . 1 - . I 1' lllC'll gg 11115 '1 'L1lOIl. ' . , 1 I - 1 . ,. - 1,51 I1 CJ.il'Qt'I' D111 lo help us find the 1111s11'1'r to " H 1at sl all 11 ?" '51 . 1 ' ' ' ss' s ' -s . 1, A . Li -1 Sci- f if ' 1' go. , K 5 ' ' 11 Hz . ' ' " '. . . 7 . ' 's , I. 5- 6 Del 'gl' s 'o ' A 1'ss attf f - "1 ass 1 . J 10 Travel all the way to 1'Il11oo11 for a victory. 54--42. 12 1 'U -- ' 1. .' . . F . C . 18 . ' ' 's s g ., 1 . 19 ,'1lS" S - 7' ,' "'l -.. . -" cf' 1. ' g ". ' I 's g ' gi ' 1 ' - S, ' ' ' . 29 ' 4' ' 's. 3 . -.. 2 yg. ', .g . I 5 'T ' . 1' 5 s ' , , ' I U, 1. ' . Y' 9 ' 2 - - . " '. 1:1 v- f . . S 1y 1' L' . 16 1' ' ' ' ' A ' r ' 1 'z s 1 Q-Q ' . 19 .-s g' ' 1' , ' , 1 23 " ' 'g .. ' " 27 1' Y 30 v . g ' . Y, ' ' s s , gl J' . . . , , v ff ' ----- . P . . 7 , x - , U l l I BRL ARY 26 221 MARCH APRIL 23 24 MAY 70 Central lnd1ana fonference Champs The lon ananted Pf'llUllZll ex beat St Mary larl 1 Another Sad day for Flysood AIIXANDRIA 'III HIS DIIFAT THIN ANDIIISIN INDIANS 6151 IN SATLRDAY NIKIIT tANII" B1 celehratlon lIl Alex honflres hu1lt pep SeSS1on 111 ryrn and peechc made bl pep e 1011 held III yrn for QFCTIITNAL VICTOIIS f1r t perlod unc for report card a .1111 ysont uen look at 1 Pract1ce neu yell malcc flop mop prepare for lie 1onal Decorated car form rarayan to lnd1anapol1S C hrrsimas Vacation Alex plays CIISPUS Attuck Defeated by 5 IJOIIIIQ 62 57 Pralse alld apprec1at1on to the team and Coach Bell for a11 outatandm eeaSo 1 C I A f ha kethall banquet here LIONS a11d T1 er I lub llanquet CreScendo Warletle B1 Show lhoral le tual at AnderSon III l1t lOl drama cl June I raduate l'1r t ba ehall ame Pendleton Cam: CI A C track meet at Peru Sprln Concert Colf tournament F H A Nlothers tea C l A C UIIIIIQ tournament DCIIIOI' tr1p Vt a h1n IOII o uSt That our motto VI hat fun Home lcononnc le hoyy nlce lllllp Baccalaureate truce mont he lon Il yy 'NIIVNI INIINT one Ill a lIIl9IlIl1L 1 ct l I2lClUdIl0Il LaStS1x week of School completed report card Cll0Ol d1Sm1 Sed That all 83 On The Joh Day W here d1d you work Colle e Day Yi h1ch conference to o to I II C attendb Nlodel U 'N at Ander Oll Colle e Spam? Seamus www Duma and Samoa fictwedee Another XZICHIIUII at last Th1S tlme lt S Sprln vacatlon Hear that mu c Of coure 1t the hand concert 7 Sf l'fIOIIlll IXICIOTY l h A f' I A 20l , ' 3 -, , 11 - I 2 fi "' S ,' . 26 Al, S .' . ' 1' 1 S A 2-36. J 28 . J' , ' . AI' 7 11: "1" .I .l. Y 17 I I L .V I.. Isa' Q .g A . . X Q . my . 1 L . . U' . S , 'S ' . ' ' ' . X . I 2 F3 SS' 1 ' ., . . .I , -I T' 1 " S g" . l ' ' -' 't. , . 5- 6 ' ' ' S, ' S. ' ga' . y . S. . x7 u n . . . . ' g . . 1. 11 , I. . . f. S ' . 12 'g '. ' ' g 7 17 . . . ' . . ..'. . S ' QI . ' S 'gr I . 27 1 . ' ' ' S 3- 'g 'l 8 I 7 S " , c . 18 ' Si ? , S , "S '- Big 'g S ' ' A ' aSS. 24 ' " S S g' . I . .1 .I. . V ,wu- . Y" . g . tllv 1 6 . . . 1 7 . V. 7 .. . .I. - '- . -1 f, . . 4. H' S . g r b M .as MR K I5 C 'S Sty' , S 1 ', . l f E., I7 S1 " -S-A ' ' 5: on "T 20 COM. It ' I I. If f ef ' ' ' ' ' -- higl S loo lg. . y 215 . L' 3 S 5 - ' S. S 'L 'S- . 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Paints House Furnishings Electrical Appliances Sport Goods Plumbing Farm Supplies Genuine Lead Slag Home Insulation Rugs Linoleum STANDARD INSULATION CORP, Phone 224 Alexandria Indiana Yorktown Indiana BEST EVER DAIRY PRODUCTS WALTER F CARVER DISTRIBUTOR I07 East Garfield Street Phone 990 ALEXANDRIA INDIANA SOMEBODY WANTS YOUR PHOTOGRAPH LEONARD S STUDIO ALEXANDRIA INDIANA I2O West Church Street Phone 3 Alexandria Shell Service 223 N Harrison Phone 841 BAKER AND FERGUSON ALEXANDRIA S COMPLETE MEN S STORE ETCHISON S N Harrison Phone 58 86 'xg o o H 77 ' l 7 72 o 0 'I I 7 I IO . ' COMPLIMENTS OF PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS FOUNTAIN PENS S LEATHER GOODS Al-EXANDRIA 5 LEADING FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE MILLER J HUGGINS STORE Right on Merldlon of T212 III 115 W Wcshmgton St UF-F' CUTS iw me--1--W --unsung. COX SUPER MARKET Alexandna Where pnce tells and quality sells lndeano BUSINESSES REPRESENTED IN THIS AD SECTION OF THE 53 SPECTRUM PATRONIZED THIS BOOK THEY ARE OUR ADVERTISERS PATRONIZE THEM 87 O 1' - -- -f .-,,"' K . 5451. 5 ., U ui I , ' N"'x-P-1-I-..." 3 16:6-.Mudd --.,,tui--,msn -U Xt l , ki S., Y i , MEET' A gf-' xl ' ' E l ,-HU if "' 1 . . . . . v I I COMPUMENTS E CONGRATULATIONS OF CLASS OF '53 ALEXANDRIA FUNERAL DIRECTQRS TAM'S DRUGS COMPLIMENTS OF THE TOP HAT DRIVE IN OUR SPECIAL IS SERVING YOU Alexandrla Induana Phone 728 ROBINSON LUMBER CO INC BETTER LUMBER AND MILLWORK Alexandna Indiana Phone 123 ROBERTS BARBER SHOP APPOINTMENT EVENINGS FOR THE BEST MEAT 'N TOWN SHOP AT AL and JERRY S 809 S Harrlson St Long Warts No Short Weights HOPPES SINCLAIR SERVICE 402 North Hamson Street Lo plument of MARION H HURST Yo r Massey Harris Dealer ll 1' I O' O I I2I N. Harrison PI'10I'le I78 - m . S U No ' I- I ' U - 88 A il wk' OUR BEST WISHES TO THE LASS OF 1953 BEATSON MOTOR CO 4 e 0 d n voure FORD DEALER -Ir -A' if C 1. I I . I , . 1' I' ' 5... , . . W ,.l.x n rio, I d. U W ,N ! COM"l'ME""T5 McN EES APPLIANCES 2OI W Wash ngton St JOHNS MANVILLE P 0 e 1141 PRODUCTS CORPORATION We Install and service everythmg we se 6426" 1lDl USPAOP Coco Cola Bottlmg Co Elwood Induana F E R M E N S LADIES AND CHILDREN S READY TO WEAR Phone II57 203 North Harrison Street WALKER TRANSFER Local Puck Up and Dellvery PHONE DAY 28 Night I46 Orestes LITTLE DUTCH CLEANERS no E CHURCH 90 OF . i . 1 I'I n . . . ll TTYYRTH I Am "n'If'!'..':::f:P2: If I 1 I I . K A mnnuo... 1. r. -el '.- ' . -1 I . 7 I 1 MULLEN'S DANIELS AND METCALF NEW STYLE SHOES School Emblems and Supplies 115 N. Harrison Phone 400 PIWOVIC 64 VETERANS CAB SERVICE YATES, GROCERY Prompi and Efficieni Service 518 N Harrison 103 E. Church Phone 735 ALEXANDRIA'S DRUG CENTER B A I L E Y S YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY ALDON SALES 8g SERVICE PAUL MOTTWEILER DON PLACKARD KAISER FRAZER Phone 100 121 East Washington SI Alexondrlo lndlono YOU NAME IT SALESMAN WE WILL DO IT GIL WILBURN DOROTHYS BEAUTY SALON coumesv or A FRIEND Phone 4" CENTER OF CITY Corner of Church and Horrlson QUALITY JOB PRINTING R E MAY AND SON THE DAILY NEWS INSURANCE 120 122 W Woshmgton Phone 67 22OV1 N Harnson St Alexondruo Indrona 7 91 COMPLIMENTS OF BERBUBOBILS BEAUTY BAR 1004 South Harrlson Phone 322 INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO 107 W Canal St ALEXANDRIA IND COMPLIMENTS OF FLEENOR AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES COMPLIMENTS or RODECAP CANDY CO Keepsake and Columbia Dlamonds Hamllton Elgln Bulova Gruen and Longlnes Wlttnauer Watches Elgln Amerlcan and Wadsworth Compacts and Toilet Sets Towle Gorham International Wallace Haviland Franciscan Royal Jackson Francoma and Bavarian China Fostoria Helsey Cambridge Duncan Muller and lmpenal Crystal EARL G RHODES JEWELRY AND GIFTS Alexandrla Elwood The Lincoln Press Inc Creatrve Prmters 9 Oo Muncie Indiana ALEXANDRIA BAKERY and Phone 664 CARDINAL COLD STORAGE SNACK BAR 210 W Church Herman Mannng COMPLIMENTS OF E uN'oN BUS S-I-A-I-ION AND W E Mull Manager Alexandrua Ind WESTERN UNION AGENCY Phone 66 1 . I . I I . 000.0 I I I . . .. and Heirloom Sterling .. .. . I . I I . I I I . I , . ' O I u 1 I . 92 HERMAN BRYAN REAL ESTATE 109 S Harrison St Phone 348 MCCLEAD S DRIVE IN CLEANER 110 No Clanton St ALEXANDRIA INDIANA COMPLIMENTS or KILDOW S Floor Covering Wallpaper Paints Alexandna Ind SUPERIOR MANUFACTURING CO INC Rockwool Structural Steel Weldmg of All Kmds Machlne Shop Work Phone 6 203 N Pennsylvama Alexandrla Ind Alexandria Bulldlng 8. Loan Assn ALEXANDRIA INDIANA SAVINGS MORTGAGE LOANS CARVERS DAIRY BAR 206 W Washmgton The Place to Eat That Cant be Beat MADISON COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSN INC Elwood Ind Alexandrla Ind St Road 28 115 W Mull Anderson Ind Pendleton Ind 1515 Central Ave Feeds Fertlllzers Fencing Bulldlng Materials We are not satisfied unless you are TRY BEFORE YOU BUY TOILETRIES AND COSMETICS BEAUTY COUNSELOR Gladys Almqunst Marguerltte Reynolds Florence Morton SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Phone 160 106 No Clinton St Alexandria lnd NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS JACK N JILL Tots and Teens From Infants to Suze I8 Phone 721 Phone 1350 Alexandrua Ind Elwood Ind BALLINGER S SERVICE STATION Sun Glow Gasoline Enarco Penzoll McMillan Motor Olls Fuel Oll 3 MINIT OIL CHANGE Berry and Park Ave Road 9 Phone 814 7 , . . I O O O I I , . . l - I , Q U - . . ' St. 1 - 1 - . R. R. I , I .. I . I . . . ll ll 'Il ll 1 'I 93 GOOD FURNITURE Phone 95 Ada C Brattaln Prop .I C BRATTAIN AND SON K PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES A GCOD EDUCATION II5 N Canal St Alexandrla Ind MEANS BETTER AND HAPPIER HOMES SAY IT WITH FLOWERS anovuss FURNITURE LEEWIN FLORAL Co Alexandria Bankmg Company ALEXANDRIA INDIANA Phone 63 THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Member Federal Deposst Insurance Co COMPLIMENTS or WESTERN AUTO STORE COMPLIMENTS OF BENEFIEL S MARKET W Washmgton Phon 6 COMPLIMENTS OF McCASLIN PURE OIL STATION Across From Post Office Phone 61 COMPLIMENTS or GAMBLES II3 N Harnson ROBERT A WHITE Monuments-Markers All hme Guarantee Phone 218 W 315 E 5th St and State Road 9 Spectrum Boosters HERMAN BROWN DANNER BROS H 8. H SANDWICH SHOP DONALD JONES RITE WAY PLUMBING and ELECTRIC CO J C URBAN In memory of DR H C RUNYAN who graduated wuth the first class which graduated from Alexandria Hugh Mrs Ruth Wells granddaughter LI E ' ' O O I Opposlite l.0.0.F Cemetery Alexandria, Ind. 7 . ' II . . . , . 0 I 94 GUY C. LEWIS I REAL ESTATE P I , E ALEXANDRIA INDIANA ww II2 E. Church sf. Phone 676 WE WILL SUPPLY ALL THE MATERIAL TO BUILD YOUR HOME COMPLETE WE WILL BUILD IT COMPLETE FOR YOU ALEXANDRIA LUMBER CO INC 307 W Broadway Phone 148 Lumber Mlllwork Hardware PlumbIng and Heahng MUSIC INSTRUMENTS RECORD PLAYERS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES WELLS BOILER WORKS COMPLIMENTS OF Borlers and Steel Phone 97 Skateland Roller Palace INSURANCE SKATING NIGHTLY Fealurmg BIII Blunk at the Hammond Organ II7 N Harnson Phone I SpecIaI Alle Ion G en to Pa tes 95 OR O, I O O O O H. Indiana's Finest and Largest Floating Floor COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL INDIANA GAS C0 AZIMOW and CULBERTSON COMPANY H5 W Church 5, 206 225 South Curve Street Alexandrxa Indlana TOWNSEND S CAR SALES GEORGE D MEHLING JR Used Car Sales We Buy Sell and Trade INSURANCE AGENCY Tues and Accessones 402 West MadIson St Phone 68 807 S Hamson St Alexondno Ind Alexondna Ind Phone 430 COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL GYPSUM CO ALEXANDRIA PLANT Manufacturmg GOLD BOND INSULATION PRODUCTS CLYDE SURBER LEO LOVELESS LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS MADE To MEASURE CLOTHING Phone 1191 BI2 W Adams Street 103 V2 N Hamson Phone 16 Alexfmdrw, lndwnu COMPLIMENTS or HOOSIER MARKET HANLIN HATCHERY and SUPPLY Phone 84 96 I 'A' 'A'