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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

PIHMWIW Nxkffvsffilx pac SQA ,ff ff VUIIMF ia E or IH I lauretta fnttvrman Bushnws Manager Janet MaMahan 1 1 LT 1 l 1 1 I 0 o 0 Cf X J f 51 a if xxx ZFX W., g 5 X 2 ia rum N xxx T jd? Xxx A A f N 'N I Y- X , x T 'T' J 1 ' ' 5 i . . , , , X ' , ' 1 f a 1 I FIIIREWIIIRII With the passing years the echoes of our high school life will grow faint, and in time die away. It is the hope of the 1956 Spectrum Staff that, as you glance through this book in the years to come, you will recapture these happy moments--and the echoes will begin again. 2 IIFIIII Wllll 'E U xxx if ICQ X S4 The graduatmg class of 1956 dedx cates thls Spectrum to a fr1end as a means of thanlung h1m for h1s unself1sh devot1on and h1s encouragement and enthuslasm when our zeal waned Hls un t1r1ng efforts have made our h1gh school days successful and our work more enjoyable May Tlme sm1le k1ndly on h1s efforts to make th1s a better school and a better world 1n wh1ch to lwe In grateful apprec1at1on for your ceaseless labors m our behalf and to honor twenty smx years of famthful serv1ce as prmcxpal of Alexandma I-hgh School we dedlcate our book to you Mr Evans 1 . I I . . .',,I V I .Vg- , r 1" or K V no ' V ' 'Y K X X , be 'Y' l L 1, A lla , , . . y . , . . , - . 1 . I ' ' BETWEEN THESE EIHEES Administration ............ 5 Sl'lIIOI'S ....... ....... h ltnderclassnlvn ........... 24 Faculty Elasses AEtIVltl0S Erganlzatlons Sports ........ ...... 7 li M AIIMI llr TRATIII i I X .L r ,s me "" ants., Nr. , , . , 4: gif,-f x Superintendent Whiteman with School Board members Albert Barmgartner-President, Everett . Gaunt-Treasurer, Clifford Sheley- 'X Secretary. .. .- 19 " XS W .1-y Victor Evans Senior High School Principal -EU ,fix Georgia Edgell-High School Secretary Helen Washburn-School City Secretary Fred Disque Junior High School Principal 5 I I 1 . Superintendent Whiteman 399 S E N I 0 ll S I - Q6 90 M! X ,J-nr MARY ALEX 3 4 Tlger Club 1 2 3 4 JANE ALLEBAUGH Academrc Scrence Club 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Junror Red Cross 1 2 Trger Club 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader s C u 1 I R C 4 Class V1ce Pres 1dent 4 Trger Tale fEd J 4 Spectrum 1 Ban 1 2 3 4 Drum Major 3 v--'Y ix ff' I JOE ALLEN GEORGE BARTON lndustrral Arts Track 1 2 3 BJSIUCSS Trger Tale 4 Cholr 3 4 3.7QgzL, I I' 4 X K' A , "' K , 7 -1, ? " 1 -. BusinessgF,H,A. l,2,3,4gY-Teens 2, ' g ', , , 1 ' g ' 9 ' , , I, I, I E 7 9 Y - D ' 2: G. . . 1,2.3: lb : . . . : F.T. . .3,4: . sl C ' ',3,.4: d . , . : ' . s ' .4. , . . , : ' CAROLYN BELL Busmess, Y Teens 2, 3, Trger Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader's Club 1, 2, 3, Modern Dance 3, Twrrler 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Cheerleader 1, DIANNE BITNER Busmess, F. H, A 1,4, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, Trger Club 1,2,3, 4, Varsrty "A" 3,4, Class Secretary 1, Trger Tale 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, JEAN ANN BOW ERS Academlc Sclence Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Iumor Red Cross 2 Tlger Club 1 2 3 4 o op 1 A A A 2 Class Secretary 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 Drama 2 3 4 Spectrum 2 Twlrler 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chou Accompanrst 3 4 1-4, Q HV' if- ---s-I -.J x by rf .' 1 -.,,,' , TERRY BUCKLES CLAUDIA SUE BUCKLES WILLIAM BROCK Industrial Am, Junior Red Cross 15 Business: F. Il. A. 2, 3,4: Y-Teens 3, Indusrriill Arts: Science Club 4: Junior Choir 35 Basketball 15 Track 15 Noon 45 Junior Red Cross 1,25 Tiger Club 25 Red Cross 45 I, R,C, 45 lli-Y 4, League 2, 3, Choir 4, DIANA SUE LAURETTA BRATTAIN COTTERMAN Business5 F,H,A, 45 Science Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Junior Red Cross 2, 35 Tiger Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Drama 2, 3, 45 Modern Dance 3, 45 Choir 4, .3 'C' JUDITH BINDER Academic5 Science Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Tiger ciub l,f,3,-13 G,A,A, 1, Drama 2, 3,45 Modern Dance 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, LINDA BITNER Business5 Choir 13,-lg Clicerleadefs Club 1, 2,45 Cliccrlcarlcr lg Twirler 45 Tiger Club 1, 2, 3,-15 Tiger Mascot 45 Tiger I Tale 45 Junior Red Cross -l, 'SS wi ll Academic5 Science Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 251, R, C, 2, 3,45 Class Treas- urer 3, 45 Honor Society 3,45 Drama 2, 3,45 Spectrum 2, 3,4 fEd.Jg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Tiger Club 1,2, 3,45 Co-op 1, 2, JQK QU? S XFLA ELLEN BUTLER Blsmess Y Teens 4 JUDY BRXNDON Xcademlc bclence Club 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Tlger Club 1 3 3 4 C eer leader s Club 1 A 7 3 4 ma 1 2 Twlrlers 4 Band 1 Z .f X GERNLDINE KAY CXLDWELL Academlc F H A 2 Selence Club 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Junlor Rekl Cross l 2 3 1 lger Club 1 3 HAROLD E DOUTT BEVERLY WAYMIRE JUDITH DAVIb Xcademlc SCISHCC Club 4 T1ger B mess F H A 1 2 3 4 Y Busxness Y Teens 3 4 Juluor Club 1 2 Football 1 Noon League Teens 3 3 4 Tlger Club 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 G A A 1 4 Tlger Tale 4 11" .es A 'Y is 1""v-up f 43 N JOYCE CASTOR TOM COLVILL M XRY SHIRLLNE WILSGIN Brsx s Y 'leens 3 4 F H X Acadennc Sc ence Club 4 Trger Home Ecolonrc F H X 3 4 MoveJ njr Year Club 1 3 Baseball 3 4 Noon League leens 3 4 Cho r 4 3 WALTER D CROY Agrrculture F F A 2 4 Trger Club 2 4 Varsrty A 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 LEE CARROLL Industrral Arts Junror Red Cross 2 3 Trger Club 1 2 3 4 ChO1I 3 4 Noon League 2 3 4 Nd 1-"Y BEVERLY XNN ELLIS Home Economlcs F H A 1 2 3 4 Junlor Red Cross 1 Trger Club Modern Dance 4 5-5 MARY LOU DIAMOND SCIENCE Club 3 Y Teens Z 3 4 junxor Red Cross 2 3 4 Trger Club 3 4 Drama 3 Trge Tale 4 Chorr 2 3 4 Home commng Attendant 3 MARCIA LORETTA ELLIS Acadennc SCIENCE Club 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Chorr xu fy X , ,X n .1 I xi 7 1 '52-l"'. 4 1 E x':1'f'N. 1 - i - i . 1 :'nesg -' ,g,,f,4g ' 'Wil - :' '1l'S: ..1.',:Y- f i . . ,' : - ' , : " , 5 4 3 . 2, ' ,4. 19 131 I ' A 14: 1, ,3, 3 ' " " " '. , : , . 1 . m 'D ' l l I l I 7 ' 7 ' 0 . . 1 1 1 o I xx sf -v 1 1 'v . . , . -, f 1 A 1 A 4 I ' : ' . ' s . . . , , , Q - : ' , . . : ' . : ' : ' 2 ' is ' J ' N ""7 ELINOR ETCHISONI BARBARA EUBANKS MARY FULLER Buslnesb F H A 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 Busrness F H A 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Academ1c Scrence Club 3 4 Y 3 4 Trger Club 1 2 Jumor Red Cross 3 Tlger Club 3 4 ens 4 F T A 2 3 4 JO ANN FLECMER BJSIHCS5 F H A 4 Y Teens Z 3 4 Junror Red Cross 1 G A A Trger Club 1 3 4 Cheerleader S Club l C ass Treasurer 1 Trger Tale 4 Cholr 1 3 4 Homecolnrnv Queen 4 Chorr 4 Qtr DAVID FOX Industnal Arts Trger Club 2 3 4 Co op 4 Varslty A 2 3 4 Tlger Tale 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Conference 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4 Q' DANNY GAITHER Industual Arts H1 Y 3 4 Trger Club 1 Class Pres1dent 4 Chou 3 4 -up T""'f A JIMMY D GARNER General F F A 1 Moved to Alexandrra 1n Semor year 1--'H .Q-'ISD 5. I'-7' IAMEE '-IARRISOIN SHARON GOODIING MARY KAY GAR9'l Acadeunc Serene Club 4 H1 Y 3 4 Bus1ness Y Teens 4 F H A 4 G A X Busruess Y Tee lS 3 4 11 Clu Co op 4 Noon Leaf 1 Trger Club 1 3 4 A 3 NIAOMI GOLDLN c ClCl11C wcteucc un 3 4 Y eens 3 4 Iuruo Red Cross 3 Trger Club 3 4 C eer G A Varsrty A 3 4 Class Vrce Presr dem 3 Honor SOCICIY 3 4 'llger Tale 4 Band 1 Chorr 3 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4 'E 'T -2:1 Mgr: PHYLLVS IIANLIN Acadennc Screnc Club3 4 Y leens 3 4 Junror Red Cross 1 2 Trger Club d C Drama 2 3 4 LOREN L GARNl:R Industrral Arts Junror Red Cross l Trger Club 3 4 Varsrty X 3 4 Chorr 4 Basketball 1 3 4 All Con ference 3 Football 3 4 X11 Con erence 3 Track 1 3 4 JOHIN ROBLRI GROSE cadet 1c scrence Club 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Trger Cluo 1 Z Co op ars1ty X Basketball 1 Base b 1 2 3 4 ot a 1 4 'lr C 1 3 4 Cross Coumry 3 Noon League -of vi XX lf' 'N 4 ' ': 'V ' : " , 2 ' : - : . . . : . of ' 2 ' I 3.-. 1'-Hger b3.4 -f , ' hue r,z,3. 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' SHARON JOHNSON Buslness Y Teens 3 4 T1ger Club 1 Z 3 4 Cheerleaders 1 2 Modern Dance 3 Twlrler 3 4 Cho1r 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 'N his 'O' f""P MADONNA NNN HIMELICK LARRY T HUMPHRIES WALIER JOHNSON Acadenuc Sclence Club 3 4 Chorr 3 Industr1alArts Basketball 1 Academrc Scrence Club 4 Trger Club lZ34GX JANICE KING Business: F.H,A, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 33 Cheerleaders' Club 2. l !T WXTH XLEEN KNUCKLEw WILMA LOUISE LARKIIN XLMA MACK Baslne s and Home Ecouomlcs F H X Blsmess Y leens 4 Buslness Y leenb 3 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Tlger Club 4 ROR XLIE MCFERRAN B 511655 F H X Y Teens 2 3 ,Tumor Re Crosc 1 1 3 T1 e Club 1 2 3 4 Chee leader s Club Chou l 3 4 Mascot 1 2 155 E 4-I CT' ANNELOUISE VIADDEN Academlc Sclence Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Junxor Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Txger Club234FTA 234Drama Club 2 3 T1ger Tale 4 Spectrum 2 3 SUE LYTLE BJSIDSSS Y Teens 2 3 4 Iumor Red Cross 1 Tlger Club 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 Modern Dance 3 Band 1 2 Chou' 2 3 4 JANET McMAHAN Anadelmc QCISDCC Llub 3 4 Y Teena 2 3 4 Jumor Red C ss 1 7 I1ger Clu 1 2 3 4 I R C Club 1 Co op 4 F T 3 4 Hono So lety 3 4 Modern Dance 3 Band 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Qpect rum 3 4 Drama 2 3 552 .ai 'Q S.- 1 " S ':..1. 1' 1-"3 . 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'ul' I , , I 41 15.7 2- QF' S. .1 MARVALEE SAYRE JACQUELINE SCHWEITZER JANICE SIZELOVE Home Econom1cs F H A 1 2 3 4 Busmess F H A 4 Trger Tale 4 Home Economlcs Y Teens 3 4 Cheerleader s Club 1 2 3 G A A 1 2 Cheerleader 1 WESLEY SAVAGE Industrlal Arts Jumor Red Cross Tlger Club Varsrty A Basketball 3 4 Baseball 'I-if LARRY SCOTT Academrc Scrence Club 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Junror Red Cross 2 3 4 Band 2 3 RUTHIE SHAWHAN Academrc Sclence Club 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 T1gerClub1 2 3 4 F 4 I R C 4 Drama Club3 Tlger Tale 4 Spectrum 3 4 Band 1 Cho1r 2 3 4 Grrls State 3 Student Chou Dlrector 4 CHARLES KONRAD SCHROTH Acadermc Sclence Club 3 4 H1 4 Iunror Red Cross 4 A 3 4 Drama Spectrum 4 Golf 2 , ' , 5 '-Y 3, 1,23 ' 5 ' 3,4g ' " " 2.3, :F.T. . 2, 3,43 , 2 43 1,2, , 5 I . 3, 43 Football 1, 2, . 3 . , : .- , ' 1. . ,4. L' , . 4 A QR . , : ' . . . : .T.A. ',,4 f ' 1 I CHARLFS N STARR Industrral Arts Iunror Red Cross 1 Trger Club 1 Varsrty A 3 4 Basketball I 3 4 SID SMITH Agrrculture F F A 2 3 4 Scrence Club 34 HIY34 T1ger u 1 IR C 2 Class Offrcer 1 3 Honor Socrety 4 Txger Tale 4 Spectrum 4 PATTY WARRI:N Academrc and Home Econom1cs F H A 3 4 Y Teens 4 Iunror Rell Cross 1 2 Trger Club 1 2 3 4 GA A I Bandl 23 ChoIr4 "F 65? ,av RONALD W TREESH JR Academxc Scrence Club 4 Trger Club 3 4 Varsrty A 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Golf 'HUP ,J MARILYN SPREEN Academlc Scrence Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Junror Red Cross 3 4 T1ger Club 2 3 4 G A F 2 I R C 2 3 4 Drama 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorr Accompanrst GARY E VESTAL Academ1c- Class Offlcer 2' Drama 4- Trger Tale 4 Chou 4. fi SA LLY WA LKER EQ Busmessg F,H,A, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Tlger Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G,A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Offrcer 2, Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Twirler 2 3 4' Choir 2 3 4- Cheer- leader 3, 4. . K, "NIU Q 131.1 iii?-. .,.sE"2q. gl . ,,, F , ,L 'Lb 'L -,. ' 15-wF.ayffg,.3 ff 44 '- -, "gl fx gr' sa, 391 eggs,-Q -If -f 'f 'SE?'.j'..4 ZW! Q :L Ss' .- 'W' M. ff "OL: . tvs 1 -1 V , .t'f?'f-mafia' 004 ' BRUCE CAMPBELL JOHN TEAGUE GORDON ENGLE Agriculture, F.F.A. 1,2,3g Co-op 3, Agricultureg F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Class Vice Ag1'iCulU1I6: F-F-IL 1.2. 3: Junior Red Choir 3, 43 Noon League 2, 3. President lg Baseball 1, 23 Co-op 2, 3. Cross 35 Football 2: Choir 3. 4- lhrl and Boys, State These people were selected by civic organ- izations of Alexandria to attend Girl and Boy's State the summer of 1955. SEATED: Sid Smith, Beverly Redding, Ruthie Shawhan, and Judie Binder. STANDING: John Grose, Walter Croy, David Fox, and Konnie Schroth. Z : F--at-I.:--" NIUII o 0 MF ational Honor oviety The following people were awarded membership in the National Honor Society in their junior year. They were chosen for showing qualities of character, scholarship, and service. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Mc- Mahan, Naomi Golden, Sid Smith, Letty Cotterman, and Jean Ann Bowers. ' 9-' a Sl'IlIOI'S of ab There were one hundred and thirty-two strange faces timidly entering A. H. S. in the fall of 1953, the new Fresh- man Class. When we organized, we chose as our officers: President, Sid Smith, Vice-President, John Teagueg Sec- retary, Dianne Bitnerg and Treasurer, Jo Ann Flecker. Our sponsors were Mr. Buck, Mr. Frazier, and Mr. Buhler. To raise money we sold magazines. For enjoy- ment, we had a Christmas party at Kanteen and a picnic at Shadyside Park with RAIN and squirt guns to close the year. The next year, as Sophomores, we considered ourselves upper classmen, especially when we received our navy blue and white class sweaters which gave us some individuality. Our activities for that year were centered around selling Christmas cards and stationery. After receiving the pro- ceeds from our projects, we celebrated at the Kanteen with a pitch-in supper and talent show. To conclude our social events, we held our class picnic in Matter Park. Gur elected leaders for the year were: President, Gary Vestalg Vice-President, Konnie Schrothg Secretary, Sally Walkerg and Treasurer, Peggy Beck. Our sponsors were Mr. Ballinger, Miss French, and Mrs. McVicker. As Juniors, we wanted to be different. Soon after we received our rings, tape and chains had to be added to make many of them fit. Our money making projects for the 'year included scrap-drives Qremember the accident? ?l and the selling of Christmas trees. To be unlike any previous junior class, we voted to go to Salamonie State Forest Reserve for our annual picnic. Upon arrival, we ran over acres and acres of hills and then sat resting in the SUN the remainder of the day. At Commencement that evening, many juniors looked embarrassed and felt quite uncomfortable. We again elected Sid Smith for our President. His helpers were Vice-President, Naomi Goldeng Secretary, Jean Ann Bowersg and Treasurer, Letty Cotterman. Our sponsors were Mr. Ballinger, Miss French, and Mr. Thompson. To conclude our stay at A. I-I. S. we elected Danny Gaither, Presidentg Jane Allebaugh, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Metcalf, Secretaryg and Letty Cotterman, Treasurer. Our senior sponsors were M. Ballinger, Miss French, and Mrs. Loy. The highli hts of our Senior activities were three dances: The Homecoming Dance, in whiclgx our own Senior, Jo Ann Flecker, was chosen queen, the Football Dance featured a very special style show by some of the senior boysg and our Christmas Dance, which was very appropriately named the Mistletoe Maffick. Be- sides receiving proceeds from dances, we had the concessions at football and basketball home games, sold tickets for a skating party, and sponsored movies for a week at the Town Theatre. The last special event of our senior year is our class trip to Washington, D. C. which will be "Moments to Remember" for us. Then the day of all days will finally arrive. We will walk down the aisle in our navy blue and white caps and gowns to receive our long awaited diplomas. Now we realize that this is to be the end of our high school career, but the "COMMENCEMENT" of a new life. I K :gi F X Q Q L 5 'ivmf P' 'mdk- FF ii"'1i'E ol ,final un..- - M1 'J Y iii' 1112 , 'lg' 1. " Q Y! m - Ianni, 'll Q-I U n d e r 0 I a s s m e C J Nlllll Our Junior Class of 1955 had as its President, Norm Schultzg the Vice President was John Janneyg the Secretary, Joe Jonesg and Treasurer, Margaret Olson. Our goal was to get 45 of our 60 points by the end of this year. Our projects this year consisted solely of scrap drives, which were very successful. The Co-op Representatives were Charles Henry, Arthur Jackson, Jerry Ledford, and Betsy Kidder. The Junior Sponsors were Mr. Oberholtzer, Miss Frazier, and Miss Hull, l 4, ' P The Junior Class Sponsors Miss Frazier Mr. Oberholtzer Miss Hull Beverly Addison Patricia Aldridge Joyce Alexander Ida Anderson Marvin Ashby Miriam Auth Larry Bassett Rebecca Beatson William Bender Gloria Berry Hilton Bronner Carol Brotherton Charles Burton Larry Cade Tom Cartwright Paula Carver Fred Castor Richard Cleaver Jim Collins Dale Collis Y x. ' 5 'A T24 , - 1 - f ivy x ft ',. ' 1- I '95 , , I ts o 6' 9 W 4 Q nr" 1' 4 x I George Cunningham 595' 'J Robert Cunningham David Custer Linda Davis Fred Dick Shirley Disbennett Don Disque David Dockrey 1 xx . N4 , I r X-.- f ' 'l X-.4 1 Z, ,li,. ,My 0-T 1 e v X-J f X Mg, s i, Q-lr ,ix In J RL A 9 Q rf' 'ef YKJ' li 40' T' x ,, V 4 1213 T1 1 i ,.. .- Y ,- ,r o A 3 Q Uv r Q. X ," R 'Ga 1 1 a..' 4-"V, -. Il . X , vx . . 'V' l S '25-"' ,- f -1- ' , .1 , A I V 4 .36 -4-av r. , Rf Nr H... I 5 -o G , X x Q F gi ja -:P xy' la" N ev " rf' ' " ,Q an 4 -Vx 1 Q . f-- 'Qj' ...X fs R H' - .QS Ok 1 Q' K Ut X ' ... 'F TT x JQKX .RS . 1 S 4' Il it - K -4. . 1 b. 'fx N' A75 ix , 4 ,cvs ivii C X C Lf ' v Q. . ... " V7 1 41" 'uc - if og ' 1 ,,' C' I A " , , Y Q Y Y l . iv, - 1 X, J ' A, 1 M, Q -el-1 Q- v Q. x . V I X I l ' S Ginger Eubanks Cynthia Evans Wayne Farmer Anita Featherston James Fetz Laura Fink Hoadley Flook Janet Frees Lonita Friend Raymond Garner Harold Granger Billy Gross Lyla Haines Ruth Hague George Harrison Charles Henry Oma Lou Hensley Mary K. Hosier David Humphries Vernon Huse Rosalie Hysong Arthur Jackson Patricia Jackson John Janney Kay Johnson Joe Jones fSecretaryJ Betsy Kidder Jerry Ledford Linda McBride Daniel McCarty Kenneth McPhearson John Maier David Mason Charles Meeks Mary Io Millspaugh Max Mlllspaugh Sharon Modlrn Robert Mohler Sondra Sue Mohler Dean Morgan Sue Morphew Tommre Morrls Ph11l1p Myers Margaret Olsen QTreasurerj Shrrley Peppers Iulret Powless Ixmmre Rathel Stephen Rlchards Davrd Rlchardson Lours Ross Margaret Russell Charles Sanqunettr Barbara Savage Norman Schultz fPres1dentJ James Rrchard Semon Dean Smrth Larry Summers June Surber Edward Terrell Beverly Tulowltzky Clyde Tulowxtzky Colleen Vollenhals Curtis Warren Deanne Weaver Danny Welbom Jacquelyn Whaley Margaret Wllliamsou Sue Wright Sheila Zaph Roger Zigler NOT PICTURED Eugene Reynolds Ron Rrchards Judy Simmons Q' Tb N- X LL P .rf 'Nw' 15 '75 QNQ9 KXA LAB. E' ta 5,7 17' -As ,cg O.. ,.g 5'-4 , : ni 6- - " A' '-A 11' , L. Y A - Y A 2 7 L I g v ' I , x,A G , ' ' '-fr x f V . , t -- a T X I ,K U X, 5 . I 1 ff' "' ' - v v - ls A E - . x 1. . 'xg' ' ' x I x , . x S ' ' , -ri - f AI: X . . 'ws .1 I. Q IU 'T "X 1. . ' -, .. i ' 4 - V ' . l F -an it A1 -N V we 'Silly ' F -Q . I ' " ' , . 4 X. 4 A L ' .: C . Q " 'R , B L. ., N Q ,J x . S . 4, - w. ' ' N' ,K . 5 A X Q A . s Y . C , X . is " ,s 's I his , Q . ,f ' A if . 5 . f 1 I A ' 'Y X 1 gh I . W I ff .if 4 A h vw va -'..- .. lg . ' 1, f A ' X A '7 f 'T 1 . . I .- 'ij C V . -, ,v , ,,,, .: A 4 . 'A 5 ' b F 1. , XR fi 1' We Sophomores were really proud of our mint green class sweaters which arrived the December, Did you hear about that "B-Team" this year? We really they were tops 'cause they were all our Sophomores. sold Christmas cards, all-occasion cards, stationery, and wrapping paper to help our treasury along toward our senior trip. We all really had a big time at our class parties. The officers of the class were David Telfer, Presidentg Phil Warren, Vice President, Sue Preston, Secretary, and June I-locker, Treasurer. The Co-op Representatives were: Sue Alex, Fred Haas, .Jerry Croy, and Ted Montgomery. fir st of thought We :- Q 1 Y"'7 X il --s ,M x a ,pq fs.: C53 , C. '- ' .fr ,ry ' . Q X J X E P nT1'nN P'-Q4 . . , N' 6 x' 'f I v- vs. Sophomore Sponsors:Mrs. Oberholtzer Mrs . Howell Mr. Dick Sue Alex Ermal Allen 'arf-" vel? -:. :S 'tl' 'Ut , K, Q- . 4 ' Larry Allen Reta Allen Nadine Atchison William Barth John C. Barton Martha Benson John Brotherron Maureen Bryan Elaine Buckles John Carroll Rodney Chesser Charles Clark Jimmie Clarkson Linda Cleaver Barbara Collins Bobbie Collins Donald Cooper Kay Cox Donnie Cranfield Yvonne Crist Gloria Croy Jerry Croy Russel Cummings Larry Dailey Roger Davis Twila Davis Judith Deines Herman Doster Gary Ellingwood Gilbert Etchison Dawn Estler Nora Farmer Marquis Fetz Joyce Fogle Peggy Foster Patricia Foster Rosalie Fox Birdie Frix Jeannette Golden Yvonne Gregory Fred Haas Maureen Harrison Norma Hayes Linda Helton Danny Hobbs June Hocker fTreasurerJ Max Homler Bonnie Hueston Nelta Huggins Judith Hull Doris Humphries NOT PICTURED: Roger Gross Jean Gustin Sylvia Hedrick Sandra High! 1 'T' 1 t V, -Wei. ff' - 4 QS v Q4 are A ,-?- - l . Xi',21 x x, .1 .1 v f ,Q C' Ng ,,,- 1. Q gl 'i fx U. x fi., . A X ' N , x ff 4" - - an as ' , Lf P' M .5 n X, r f 4 x J R - Q f 3 -fun X I. w S s.. My if! Q 1 -L, if 4565 'P-'Y J 3 JRX 7.51 7 A 1- - of E 1-4' vg--' I 0 'IK' A 00 QV 1 X 1 ll -V , ft 1 5, ' n 1 X tgz 6yS I 'R O ,- Q',' Q ' Q C.. 1 xx gt, I - . 0 Michael Humphrey Geneva Hunter James King Annetta King Miriam King Donald Kintner Dennis Knapp Georgianna Knotts Marvin Lanswig Larry Lawson David Libler Judy Little Larry Lundy Donald McClish Bob Mack Patsy Mack Billy Maddox Samuel Malicoat Richard Mevzek Jack Millspaugh Ted Montgomery Jerry Moore Jimmy Moore Shelva Overby Anna Marie Pate Ronnie Pate Annetta Phearson Betty Phearson Robert Porter Dennis Pratt Sue Preston QSecretaryJ Louise Ragle Ann Reeves Darlene Reeves Roderic Riser Jerry Schact . -,,. . Q Jeneane Rice Glenn She ley ' . - , Linda Shrake X " " rl X f , Jim Simison Stephen Slone Joyce Smith 4- 'I'- Sreve Smith Vada Snapp ' 1-1' Kay Spell Larry Spooner -:Ns Nicholas Spreen "" Walter Stamper David Starr James Stinefield Judith Stubbs Bruce Summa Patricia Swindell J - 1 ,- gt, ,gr 'U' Q' ' x 1. ,V Jessie Pearl Tedder rx W D -eff -I I . 5 f V I ' " 1 is iz I ' X David Telfer fPresidentJ J John Thompson , ,, 1 K g ' J AW V 4 lets . -v -4- flag Bob Toms "- J ' David Tulowitzky J . - N 1 . 1 , Eleanor Tulowirzky r N' K X als, X F K Laura Vaught Janice Walker Phillip Warren fVice Presidentj Phyllis Warren ,rf iv 1 vi W-1 Karen Waymire 'sw x K Arthur Webb Ruth Whipple Mary Lou Willey Judith Wilson Janice Zigler 10' 14 i - FRE HME The Freshmen started this year by choosing capable leaders. They were David Steele, Presi- dentg Tom Walker, Vice Presidentg Barbara Nel- son, Secretaryg David Welcome, Treasurer. The freshman Co-op Representatives were Joyce Blake and David Bailey. The Christmas party held at the Kanteen was a great success. A magazine sale earned about S700 to start the class treasury. Freshmen Class Sponsors Mr. Buck Mr. Frazier Mr. Hulce Jimmy Aldridge ' , T 1 Darrell Jay Anderson Cn ,Q J C ' " Q 1 3 Claudia Kay Antle .. ' , ' ' N David Bailey Q A ' Bobby Baledge X . V X ft fx a 5 e .1 Nancy Baumgartner Karen Beard Hobart Beatty Marcella Bennet offs 'C' fi - B 'Sax Donna Binder Joyce Blake , T ,- - Linda Sue Blankinship vb i ' ' John Bragg ak Kip Brandon ' Carl Brotherton xx Johanna Bryan Gwen Bugby Phyllis Burnett Cheri Cade Roger Campbell ms f L m Elaine Cassell Darlene Closser Larry Collins Bennie Cummins Alan Cummings Arthur Cummings Ellis Cunningham Karen Cunningham Peggy Cunningham Roger Davis Sally Deines James DeVore John Dockery Gloria Etchison Larry Farmer Janice Flook Kenneth Flowers Janet Foust Martha Jo Frazier Stephen Fulk Lena Garner Micheal Gipe - Rosetta Gooding Larry Granger Nancy Haines Kenneth Hamilton Geraldine Harris Bettie Harrison Tom Hartwell Jerry Hayes Sharon Hayes Jacqueline Henderson James Hight Elaine Hight NOT PICTURED Darrell Gooding . " 06 V9 f X - ,F ,f ll I I I . l xg -us 4' '- 4 v 'ef 1 'lx l J fwsx' fi FA' 5 - , , 1 - 1 l 'ram 1:- i if ' ll A -I -JZN X 7 2 ' I mi h - A L I 'Sul 'J ' J' is Al Nl g , I YN qi lr' 1 X- K, ' X Q11 vm ,, ea fs C i 5 1 l X t I '- lg. J 4 -I ' i"'7 ' ,UL I ff' 3 16" H3 xl qc? f Q ' X' 4 g,- '- v"7 'Cf If nhl ."3fr' 4 , ! s A'-3 at -5 I f .gut 'i- Q,- x r 3- ai T 5 ng s A. adv- i Q X 'vs' X ' X X .Sant i xl I' 4' ce- ff' . . I X wx ' Jf in My 6 ,ff W, ' ., tgp T2 X K J x al- X " 4 . .ssvr i x ' si: . , I 'i XX-.bfi X l '. 1 A "J 'ff l AX of-5 ,. 2 U ,, , Q Q X - X s A'-T 11" .2 cs' ,rf 1: ' F gs - ., ,gr --ik , .- at . 'V in fi ., i X. . f-.hi-, " cw- '-4-N' o, ..,.K.:.. ,,,. z. ... Q' S A, ,,...r ' 'W-1 r ' f V., Q v . .Q ,,, .-Q O15 i- -X., -v, nun 'ng vu ,,... C5 S K 7 , K Jerry Hines Sue Hines Judy Hooker Judith Hoppes James Ice Doylene Jackson Linda Jackson Robert Janney Martha Jarman Robert Johnson Frank Jones Paul Jones Rose Kent Richard Kern Nancy Kerr Warren LeVeque Philip Lineberry Deriell Logan Madge Lowe Jean Lowther Ronald Lynch Donald McBride Jerry McFerran Ronald McPhearson Gary Mabbitt Peggy Malston Frances Meador Ella Jane Millspaugh Darlene Modlin Robert Morphew Anita Muller Beverly Myers Barbara Nelson-Secretary Barbara Odom Jennie Odom NOT PICTURED: Betty Jarman Marvin Laycock Paula Overby Jimmy Owens Nancy Partington Wanda Payton Marie Peck Gretchen Pierce William Pierce Virginia Pirtle Helen Pittenger David Pratt John Prough Elsie Ragle Anita Ray Patty Reeves Dick Reiley Jerry Reynolds Eloise Rice Karen Rice Larry Richards Stephen Roach Danny Rush William Schacht Susie Schleeter Judith Scott Bill Scribner Linda Spooner David Steele-President Juanita Stillwell Bill Street Joseph Street Carol Swift Marcella Swift Max Swift Linda Swindell Billy Switzer NOT PICTURED Billy Stephens ' 1- '-5, iii. '69 K ,,, ",,, 4- as in 'Vvx 35 K Q - - xqp ' A Q Q J X 5 N ,.- 1 "L . x i 1 W H! 'Z-' 1 -rs Y WIN ' ' XS ...Q '7 , A M - fi .J " JS 'P av' "' .KI .4 x A. WB , Q A ', .. -1. 5. f A nv., 4, 4.9 'r- Q1 I I 41' 1' ...Mr , ,I Jr , 1 " av or 5' 1' Q WIT' Q vt' YI .W- T' 'Q U! 'ix V .xx 11 -.1 5 GCN QQ '05 D 1 K I J al qu Jack Tankersley Ke1th Tharp Stan Utley Paul Vanl-Iom Ronald Vestal 4M Q Os lflz W1 Tom Walker Vxce Presrdent g. Wrlllam Dale Wallrck Davrd Wallsmxth Darlene Waymue Wrlllam Waymlre Ni Y-1 ff X. Barbara Weaver Davld Welcome ? .,, Treasurer Robert Wells X 1 Pnscrlla Wrlllams Tom W1111S Peggy Ann Wood 43 ... Patsy Carol O Neal Jane Ellen Woelfert y- '41 NOT PICTURED Iud1 Vollenhals W1111am Wxlson JUNIIIR HIGH The offlcers for the 8 1 class were Pres1dent Ph1ll1p Hahn V1ce Pres1dent Dan Steele Secretary Kar1n Schroth Treasurer R1chard Woosnam They appo1nted a Plannmg Comm1ttee Dec orat1ng Comrrnttee Room Comm1ttee and a Llbrary Comm1ttee to orgamze the1r 3Ct1V1t1eS for the year M1ss Gladys McCammon was the1r home room teacher and Sponsor The 8x2 off1cers were Pres1dent Steve Shepard V1ce Pres1 dent Joyce O'Neal Secretary Sammy M1ller Treasurer Sue Jones Carolyn Howard was the T1ger's Tale reporter Mrs H1att served as home room teacher and Sponsor 8 3 Mr Green was the home room teacher and Sponsor of the 8x3's whose off1cers were Pres1dent Nancy Colhns V1ce Pres1 dent, Larry Semon, Secretary, Kay Allen, Treasurer, Jerry S1mison. The1r T1ger's Tale reporters were Ph11l1p Kemple and Mary Breese. d L ' W ' W ... 1. W - 1 , ' N t' S ' Q QQ 13' 1 " x ' ' . , ,X , , so as A to 1' A 'E IST . M . iv k ' PT n 'Q . 4 , X W Q X- 1 . . . A Q - w 1- at "" 'nd ik Q- :rx bf is Sf' L -' - 5 , QQ A345 Harry Williams fi V - X , -A . . . . X T x Q - Q- ,W J x V 1- L- ,fa I P , . , 2 7 ' 5' X4 51' I l 4 it X I . . . 8 1 . I . , . . Z 2 . : . v ' Q . .- , 1 , ' z , . I . , . 3 . .- Barbara Aldndge Iohn Aldrrdge Kay Allen Betty Jo Armstrong Jerry Bassett Mrke Beaman Lols Berlhartz Warren Blankxnshrp Wilham Blanklnshrp Donna Brattam Mary Breese Mark Broyles Mary Lou Bugby Mary Butler Margaret Cartwrlght Kathaleen Castor Garland Collrs Nancy Collms Willlam Cunmngham Larry Davis Jimmy Edwards Edgar Etchnson Lrnda Garther Pegg1e Garther Bemard Goen David Gorden Raymond Gusnn Phillip Hahn Sherla Harmon Manlyn Hatton Doris Heartbarger Susan Hmes Shen Hinton Carolyn Howard Ronald Hull Judith Hysong Sharon Jackson Connie Jones Sue Jones Michael Keesllng Dick Kelley Phillip Kemple Suephen King Howard Knopp Larry Lambertson ,K T? I X4 in Q5 A Ny 'VY L Q0 AKJL T7 i 11 6 L 151 fe.-4 'R 1 T7 f-ang. 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's 5- '-f 5- ': Q. or I N Q A L 4' ' l ' 2 '4 " 0 4 r, 2 .. r.. .A C' V 9, D f I 5 B 1 - . , -vw In , ,',, ,, ao '-lv 14, Q N-ancy Etohison i Q' F X A Ky ' Pb A ' I ' 1 s A V. f 'A ' 'I ' 'xr . 1 1 :af 'Q K Q ' 0. -- ff N "N t I . i ' , 0 - - Q ' Q. l ' , Nlrfyi s-X -1, 1 Wx A " X Q X ' " : 'A 1' ' , 1 'vw Zolinea Love Donald Lynch Virginia McCarty Rebecca McGinnis Terry Malecoat Linda Mitchell David Moody Max Morgan Ronald Morgan Bob Myers David Nash Lynda Neff Joyce O'Neal Glen Pate Marilyn Peters Charles Porter Helen Reeves Sondra Reeves Yolonda Robbins John Rodney Donald Sanqunetti Raymond Schier Karin Schroth Larry Semon Stephen Shepard Jerry Simison Lemard Skatglgs Shelby Smi Karen Snyder Dan Stee e Bobby Stevens Pamela Stone Linda Ta lor Thomas Thompson Von Tomlinson Bennie Tumer Lennie Turner Jerry Vollenhals Forrest Wallace Marjorie Wallsmith Tony Ward Karron Williams Linda Williams Richard Woosnam Terry Wright NO PICTURES: Linda Odom Jack Sigler 8th Grade Sponsors Miss McCammon Mrs, Hiatt Mr. Green Arlene Allen Pamela Allen Carolyn Baumgartner Sharon Berry Emerson Blake Larry Brandon Nancy Carver Wrllram Chafm Darlene Cooper Pamela Cox Dorleen Davls Patrrcra Dockery Wesley Dulmg Sally Etchrson Sue Etchlson Sandra Ferguson Teena Flook Terry Fox Trmmy Frye Cecrl Garner Ronme Gamer Clyde Goodman Tommy Haas Dennrs Harmon Lours Harrlson Marsha Hayes Nancy Henderson Raymond Henthom VICRIC Hmton Catherme l-lysong Dann Johnson Davx Johnson Jerry Johnson Davrd Jones Janet Kantner Karen Kell JoAnn Lam Jerry Lambertson Manlyn Lanswxg Donald Lrneberry Tommy Leach Preston Llttle Lmda Lockwood Larry Lowther Marsha Majors Peggy Metcalf v-I A ll' 51 at 'YX..p 5-'mf' x rf' 2-4- .-31 in 'by 4. 1- -6' vat x6 1--7 l .,-4 a. 'N X up 'E -1 Y-Q Ns: i f. F f vv :F U' 7 Q - - 'ii - 1. TQ 9- ' ' ,- I , 'M 'K- X x gifff , his X A .ff !5f5Zf!-- "1 ' - C ' e' al, ' C if X -, ., 3 'I 41 on 5 4, F - - :Q -'- ,Q A ' -e 3-, . . - i Y q-'Q x " , '-X X ' - -A I I ip' wx . I k -- . A A-, Q. .' J? Q 'ar :I .5 -2- A: ,qs . - - - K - ' --.y X , ' S is ' L X 5 r - 44 -I f - 1 lx tl - In l . , -T :Q C 'QE Sf ,-3 J: 1 " !-vs N Q5 George Haines ix 6 tl h 0 'X ' '- X K 4. ' .' 2 , , - l , X K x A . .L fi! ' ...L - ,L X .p .Q N Q 7- 4 .5 - in , wx -- . x- K A l ' ' " -- X W ., T, f.. -,,,, - , - . . . , . , ---4 .1 , . A X, : , I A A , I Co' 1 1 K" ' , ' , J C. g il C -' -2 ' , 1 ,L ' ' .1 ' ' if ' -4 ggi Ji. ' " jj U! Q I ' l " .- ' ' ' 2 'Z 1 S ,Al - ' LL , ' if, ' 'l s A' J I - JF. ,IX . f . K " ' 3- M Y l N M j l Q? Z - 'md 1 5' X- u . "ei -E-' N 1-1 4' L 'Ax -. ,, X ' ps 1' I LX X I 1 'f 0 3-om , - PFQQ at I ' v ky A' Q. A! sd Q .5 1 Vs- .si . R S. Rebecca Metcalf Sharon Miller Sharon Mitchell Sammy Modlin Faith Mohler William Morris Sandra Morgan Vicki Mottweiler Patricia Odom Sue O'Neal Loretta Overby Judy Owen Eugene Pate Jerry Payton Carolyn Peters Bob Phillips Roger Poole Teddy Pritchett Steven Ray Judith Schoger Dannie Shelton Sheri Silvey Betty Snodgrass Jewel Snyder Pam Summers Ronnie Summers Johnathan Telfer Rita Thias Lewis Wallace Thomas Walsh Elmer Williams Charles Woelfert Larry Wyatt -,x 6 .P ., N Nor PICTURED Q' , p Harold Cox t ' ' Nick Lahee A ' ,' Fay Spears 3 , . X The 'IIA and ZA classes elected Ronnie Summers, Presi- and 2B dentg Sharon Berry, Vice Presidentg Pamela Summers, Secretaryg Judy Owen, Treasurerg and Terry Fox, Re- porter. Their home room teacher and Sponsor was Miss The 72B officers were: President, Ronnie Garnerg Vice- President, Cecil Garner: Secretary, Elmer Williamsg Treasurer, Nick Laheeg and Reporter, Donald Lineberry. F A C U L 'P Y H Industrial Arts The Industrral Arts Department offers courses rn wood machme and metal shop begmmng and ad vanced mechanrcal drawmg prmtxng and Junror hrgh crafts to boys from the seventh through the twelfth grade Thrs year the Industrral Arts Department moved several of then shops rnto the old Supenor Manu facturers burldmg on Pennsylvama Street The ones moved were the wood shop sheet metal and the foundry i 7? X .il Thrs rs the begrnnrng and advanced machrne shop taught by Mr Champton lmmmummg If U- Thxs rs the wood shop class taught by Mr Oberholtzer ,4'Uf -,I+ at we Nr' ?'f'.Af- 05 -3' J Nl-lf WORLD HISTORY Mxss Hull teaches the students IU World HISIOIY about the development of crv1l1zat1on through the ages """""" IUTIIP ll! I lANhhAlAlIHll , 1 u I 1 x 4 I Ili 5., PSYCHOLOGY Mr Evans teaches the psychology class rn whrch the students dlscuss the psychologrcal patterns of hfe H X X 1 2,4 ig 'T 1 -as oclal Science Our Soclal Scrence teachers are Mtss French, Mr Evans, Mr Drck, and Mrss Hull In the several courses offered, the students learn about present and past gov ernment and problems of today Mr Green, who was not avarlable when thrs prcture was taken teaches Iumor I-hgh soclal studres . . . x up ' , 1 f, ifE'f'f1'1 .. I ig: N , ' . I 1' x X H I ,Y . . 5 .4 ' 1 . 'V U 'ff' - ' r -t- '. " '- 'T ' - . V V' , .4v. 1 ' ' - .' "fr 1 ..1., - ' as . , A ., ali' - . if- , A .,. ' -'NJ u I Q a " W. - 'T - 1 - . l ' 1 ---'--A----' 3 'nun lu . V .7 . - 1 p ' ' . r' -t' ruzsrrr ,x u lru 'A ' ' 'A V A an Y 'ku GIHIVIIIK ll l: ,x u L Nl2N.u.llN IIX Ill' ' , ru vm 'III 'l: ,xv 1. wn,l.l,x.l .ern xrx l'lll-I Ill-I ll ' ' I '- o o ., ,, l .1-.. I W nillllf- U ,, ul . 1 Q F X . . . . VN 1 vp ,- . .1 ' , . Q . ' r 25. . .jar . . . . V . Z H ., ' ' 4' ... T ' i- - ... ...... fwllfl ' ' ' if . S , 'Q , , . . I., Z- . ' t lt! f.-'+- M- . ...:..g - ' I h Q-.,.,,. n...,-ww Q I R ', E me I . ' 4 '9-V' T Q .. ' 5 - Q. 'A Y. ,.. - - - , I, 1 Y Business The purpose of the Alexandrra I-hgh School Busxness Department rs to prepare us students for offrce work or further educatlon and to supply those who do not wlsh to contrnue rn thrs freld wrth general rnformatron It IS the brggest department at A H S w1t.h an enrollment of BPPIOXI mately 300 students Busmess rs taught by Mrs Maxrne Oberholtzer and Mr Robert Absher Two courses are offered The vocatronal course prepares one for offrce work, drstnbutrve occupatrons and buslness admrnrstratlon The other course contributes to one s general knowledge af' f ,r S These grrls were members of the advanced frlrng class Thrs IS one of the three frrst year typrng classes thrs year i. X iff meta EJ The Home Economtcs Department IS under the supervtslon of Mrs Mar Jone Andrew Approxlmately one hundred stxty f1ve guls are 1n Home Econonucs classes th1s year Dunng the year many fleld tr1ps are taken by the Jun1or and semor h1gh gxrls and the annual style show IS presented the last of May 1' x Lil' Each gul 15 requlred to gtve a demonstrauon wlth a partner and each umt flxes a centerprece for hohdays Areas covered ln Homemaktng classes besxdes food and clothing are family relations home fumtshmgs chlld care, home care of sxck, consumer educatxon and t1me management ss-N X ' ...--f ?-"' ' ig' x 'J 1-...J 1. -1151 b 4 GF Home Economics lg, - The Home Econom1cs Department IS a favonte gathenng place for members of the faculty for coffee before and after school hours - ' A, g, 34 .J ' 3 i , y' 1 H 2 FW, ,t 1 itil' .' 'll' JA A ' NYJ- is -. . V. W E ' F l . -f writ? li , . .::flwJ?If 1 , - - 1 L K GQ 4-3' I 4 ..f!'l- " ' l 'm A, ' R ,P ' F t X ' , - A , ' fda' a t I - , -, v-reg.-W A, 1 - f iai":f'e'.Q 3 3 -e ' :li .',. . ' I , L V fa ' . X Y Y 0-fri H A- . , -I EB. K 4 r . A DJ. K uf 'L E ,Q A-U62 l Agriculture The Agnculture Department has carued out a varrety OfElCE1V1IlCS throughout the year Honors were achreved rn the county drstrrct and state sorl Judgrng contest Poultry egg gram darry and lrvestock Judgxng competmons were also parts of the year s work The Jumor and senror boys burlt hog houses as one of therr projects Mr Drsque rs rn charge of the agrxculture department Art rs taught on an rndrvrdual basrs each student IS helped to develop hrs best talent Art rs offered for three years Students are rnstructed rn crafts sketchrng and palntlng Grades are based not on ab1l1ty but on the rmprovement made durrng the course Mrs Zook rs the head of the art department 1 ks .. 1 ' - ' . .. , , r , r, H 5 a gg 3 rf ' L 'N' gg ' 1 Art 5' e fit? , -s wfg ' P ' 1 X . ' . Q fl t 4, in tx "Af f 'X English This year the English de partment introduced an approach to language arts suggested by the National Council of Teachers of English The program is now on a full year basis except the twelfth grade elective courses which are semester classes The courses are designed to develop the basic communications skills of reading speaking listening and writing Other responsibilities of the English department are the Spectrum the Tiger s Tale Dramatrcs and the library Teachers in the Junior High English department are Miss McCammon and Mr. Hulce. Teachers in the Senior High English department are Mr. Brown, Mrs. Hiatt, Miss Frazier, and Mrs. Loy. 'I R This class 1S English V taught by Mr Brown This is the English I class taught by Mr. Hulce. Q P4'9 'l'he purpose of the Guidance Dtpartnlent rs to 1 lp rnurxrduals wrth o uses prohlerns ind future vocations Personal Lounsclrng rs always gladly grven by Miss French College Ihy Vocatrons Day On the Jon llay and Junror HrghV0cCtt101s lluy .are lays set aside or the students du rng, the year The oojecttves of the hbrary are to serve both students and faculty by provrdrng authenrn sources for academrc requrrements and to encosrage a lersure trme readrng program The lrbrary staff ards students to become famrhar wrth and to use all types of lrbrary materrals huulanor' and Library Xl 1' Ii xl '14 The Choral Instructor, Mr. Gilbert NE li ll VSYDP -ner. m Bridwell directed the choir in several community programs. They also partici- pated in the State and County choral festivals. The band under the direction of Mr, Bowers, performed at the football and basket ball games. They participated in the Solo and Emsemble contest. Mr. Bowers is shown holding the new trombone purchased by the music department this year. The band and choir together gave three concerts and the Christmas program. W ff, ,f r' L 'B , .uf T' TT' 'T 3 a--s lin, . T w ..., R X 2X"'7:l5 2. -I5 7 2 6 A Mathematnm The math department offers four years of math plus two years of general mathematrcal mstructron rn Jumor Hlgh The freshman course rs algebra plane geometry rs the second year course The more advanced courses advanced algebra solrd geometry and trlgonometry are offered on an electlve basrs rn the Junror and senror years The teachers are Mr Ballrnger head of the department Mrss Frazrer and Mrss Brannon I? rlefg' 'WE v it Laboratory work plays a large part rn hrgh school courses offered by the scrence department Experrments are done on a umt basxs so that the rndrvrdual gets full benefnt of the program Brology chemrstry and physrcs are offered General scrence rs grven rn the last se mester of the seventh and erghth grades The department consrsts of Mr Buck and Mr Frazler .Jax-v 1 Science QQ! 'JFK gf , X "' no 1. X 2 ' X 2 3 ' , A .. If ' : . n - ' X -X N X K I - -- r . , ' . Q M r . n . Y -, -' V ' sf ' " s 4- time t . - fgW,g':s1y.-f,-f ' - U ' A "Q,-Q ,ii , Y. IQ is 51 pf - j , 5 - r I 1 ', ' J , W7 ' 1 , . . . . . T , ' - s he T3 ' 'L 'Tia ' . ' 'II ' , 4-5 , - - I 'nv' , .1 I , S, T? I . . . . - - X -V V I - . 5 Q. . J -ei . D . I if f- ' Q26-A . 5. in-. . ., -N . I V, . if V -A ' ' , r . . 'A I 4' V ' ff' ' 1 , . ' ' " A '..1.,isf,-4.-' , ' J f , ' ' ' fm . -eva - --- " ', ' " Evv"'1 ' 5 'ff' -4- - "V V- 'J U I , s a 5 A . ,- , - s , x, ' F g .H , I 'J' - - I I 51' , ' ' 3 , Y o l 'j . , 4' , D., 1 ' ' i ! . -' 5 A C T If W l T I E S r S -.xy-Q z a I I l A i 1 1 'l 1 ... l 1 ll Ed1tOI in Chlef Lauretta Cotterrnan Business Manager Janet McMahan In Assistant Business Manager Margaret Olsen Photographer Dav1d Steele Sports Edltor Konnle Schroth Assistant Sports Editor Norrn Schultz Art Ldltor Anne Madden Asslstant Art Edltor Cynthla Evans Advertising Manager Marilyn Humphries Assistant Advertlsing Manager , Sheila Zaph Publicity Manager Ruthle Shawhan Senior Writers Jean Ann Bowers Beverly Redding Sid Smith Underclass Writers Bill Bender Sue Preston Nancy Baumgartner Karin Schroth ll The staff is especially proud of the first appearance of a supplement possible the recording of the activities that climax the school year We hope these eight pages to appear later in the summer will bring you many pleasant memories of your high school da s We present the 19o6 Spectrum with 5,2 spot color added to give new highlights to this latest edition Mrs Loy was sponsor and Mr Champion business manager f E.. f' .xi-sv if Q 1 l 1 fl I f T. L l.9.,. ' ' ' ' tx 1' - L a 0 c 0 XX' 'I , S if A . . . 1 o 1, 2 , f if i Q 4' ' f 9 ,. t - . . . I . . . . . v 5 ' - , X . . . . . if I . . . . . . . X . - . . 2 , . . 1. -4- -5 ' ' ,-xt rg v- x I, K y 5 ., l I to the Spectrum. This addition makes H . il V, ' . . ' 9 , . D V D S . . f Y - "' ' ' , ,4 .- ' 4 N" - S - N- - . TIGER'S TALE Published By The Journalism Class Of Alexandria High School The Tiger's Tale was published monthly, with a special issue at Christmas and a senior issue in May. Members of the staff this year were: Editor-in-chief ..... Jane Allebaugh Assistant Editors .......... Anne Madden, Jo Ann Flecker Managing Editor ..,,. Sharon Johnson Business Editor ....... Sid Smith News Editor .... . Beverly Redding Assistant News Editor ..,, Dianna Bitner Feature Editor ...,,. Ruthie Shawhan Assistant Feature Editor . , Larry Peck Sports Editor ....... John Grose Assistant Sports Editor ........ Loren Garner, David Fox Advertising Manager ..... Gary Vestal Assistant Advertising Managers . David Hess Allen Miller, Lucille Miller Subscription Editor ..... Naomi Golden Assistant Subscription Editors ..... Jackie Schweitzer Walter Johnson, Mary Lou Diamond Reporters ...... Beverly Waymire Rosi McFerran, Virgia Owens, Juanita verly Exchange Editor .... Geraldine Caldwell T. ij gTAl.E Faculty Advisor ....... Mrs. Hiatt ry W Q, NX, 57 H-'V 4 I iwmil 0 'g 31 K' Z ln!!-s Fu '.r 5 New 1 is 9 ,sq b 'll ll - -QQ,-'7 - 42-may ' f-5 . o W -.....-- A Co op 1S the orgamzatron of students and faculty Wh1Cll forms the school gov ernment Lach class elects representatrves w to meet every two weeks to make suggestrons for rm provements 15 school poltcres or property The changes adopted are subtnrtted to the prrncrpal for approval The offrcers were Jtm Harrrson Chatrman John Grose V1ce Charrman Cynthla Evans Secretary Co op faculty re presentatlves were Mr Bowers Mr Brrdwell and Mr Burdsall Mrss French was sponsor I he Y Teens sent a scrapbook to Indra tellrng about our school and communrty Several people who had taken tr1 s ave 1nt t P g eres mg talks Representatrves attended a M1d wlnter conference at Rrchmond on Februar ll Y Offtcers for the year were Marllyn Pterce Presldent Letty Cotterman VICE Presrdent Cynthla Evans Secretary and Betsy Krdder Treasurer P wrmn F1 00 The Internatronal Relatrons Club had 32 members thxs year Current natronal and world events were the basxs of the program dlscussrons The plantmg of a tree at the new Elementary School commemoratrng the 10th annrversary of the Umted Nauons and thexr attendance of the Model Umted Natrons at Anderson College were hlghlrghts of the year Srx members represented our school at the Purdue Model Leglslatrve assembly Ehl H1 Y rs basxcally a relxgrous and servrce organrzatron and IS founded on hrgh Chnstran prmcrples The club sponsored a hayrrde and an mductron party rn the fall Var1ous programs of school and communrty mterest were presented 1n therr meetrngs every other week Offrcers were Konnre Schroth Presldent Norm Schultz Vrce Presrdent Jrm Daugherty Secretary hm Harrrson Treasurer Dan Garther Chaplam and Joe Jones Sergeant at Arms The club advlsor was Mr Brrdwell A , T '- S4 ' Q.. ' 3 F. -if 5? - I S r ii Q .-in . X Q A' ' . , r ' a . . 1 . . . ' . ' , - .,... V " 7 ' ' ' ' c ' ,rw - rw . ,f 'Tv -.QW rt, 4 ,figs K ii? f 1' " EEE' 'H nf" X 3 I I . Q 1 . - ' : ' . : . . , 5 ' . ' : . . . 'K I4 Q ' f Pr .f , ,I O " JR. IIIGII MJTlVI'l'l S ' 3 The Freshman Dan cing Class meets on Thursday with Miss McCammon as sponsor. The Junior High Choir is under the direction of Mr. Bridwell 'lil we- rc, .gb The Junior High Junior Red Cross is under Miss McCammon's leadership. .afzx FN IC W THUIVI' Fl 'N -:-Winks? tr: Q f "' Uv ? 'T f',r- -eil" fu xi? 'Dk Preparatron WINTER CONCERT Frnal show ,V LL... Jackets and sweaters were awarded to these people for therr servrce rn band. SEATED: Phyllrs Hanhn, Jean Ann Bowers, Letty Cotterman, and Marrlyn Spreen. STANDING. Jane Allebaugh, Iudre Brnder, Larry Scott, and Janet McMahan. Ill! Davrd Hess Davrd Rrchardson and the Mellodears were among, the vocalrsts at the Pop Concert 'W I J J ' 1 1 1 I 1 c x ? 0 1 . f ' " -..d ' b F , 4 X K Silva' ' 'phl" e' ' 'gr' - I 5 . ka X , Q sl , ' 11, - Y. M, Q . 1,71-1 Jw f fa ,T n Q5 "iq , if' g 4 Em: J fi.,-Y A at-'iff ii- - L J 95. ' - TA -2112! '. 4 .:,,g,-a' . Y -4- I N - 'V - ' I 0 ' , 5. g L: xl J ' , ..., . 0 I t R 1 Y The band concluded a full year of act1v1t1es with partrcrpatxon in the annual Crescendo Varieties Under the direction of Mr Bowers they presented a fall and winter concert They recerved an Excellent rating 1n the D1str1ct Marching Contest which was held at Southport Indiana Larry Dellrnger served as presrdent the first semester Letty Cotterman took over the duties in the second semester Max Mtllspaugh was band hbrarian The band choir and the drama department presented the Christmas program The band gave a Pop concert to raise funds to finance band Jackets and sweaters for graduating seniors who had been members of the band for three or more years These included Janet McMahan Jean Ann Bowers Letty Cotterman Marilyn Spreen Judie B1nder Judy Brandon and Larry Scott The twirlers added color and zest to the football and basketball games. The members are: Major, Jane Allebaughg Jean Ann Bowers, Jan Walker, Deanne Weaver, Susie Mohler, Sharon Jolmson. June Surber was not available for the picture. ,Ulf ,,?, i i U ' Ill Ill, Q e " O Q u u I - 4 1 It The choir, approximately 100 in number, participated in two concerts, Thanksgiving Program, Christmas Program, County Choral Festival, Crescendo Varieties, and they con- cluded their year of activities with music for Baccalaureate and Commencement. To provide some amusement for themselves, they held a Christmas party at the Canteen The choir was directed by Mr Gilbert Brid well New black robes with old satin stoles were purchased w1th proceeds rom their concert t1Cket sales Director, Mr. Bridwellg Accompanists: Jean Ann Bowers, Beverly Redding, Marilyn Spreen QNot Picturedj. Ulllllll C5 The Future Homemaker s of Amerrca strrves to equrp those grrls pr1m1r11y rnterested 1n homemakrng for the future One year of Home Econo mrcs makes a grrl elrgrble for membershrp The members held a coffee hour for the faculty and guests on Career Day There were several guest speakers throughout the year The offrcers of the club for 1950 56 were Presrdent Mary Alex Vrce Presrdent Patrrcra Wyatt Secretary Sally Walker Treasurer Sue Buckles Reporter Sherla Zapf Song Leader Vrrgra Owens Mrs Andrew sponsored thrs group Any boy who has been awarded a varsrty letter 1n a major sport becomes a member of Varsrty A Club The club rarsed the necessary money for lrghts for the new football freld Thrs year s offrcers were Davrd Fox Presrdent Wesley Savage Vrce Presrdent John Grose Secretary Treasurer The sponsors were the coaches Orvrs Burdsall and Robert Absher . 1 A l , l . r- u . .. . . .- ' , ' ' : , 9 , 9 . ' : x - ' , b , A We tt Q .. ,x is Q ll Q 1 V ' ' ,N Y ' 'X , . 1 W V . --xx 'V 1 V X, A V . 1 I lj, . A ' rl: I 3 P A gg 3. F A A s '0- P As a money-making project, the Future Farmers of America set up , the pens and show ring for the American Landrace Swine Show and Sale at the 4-H Fairgrounds in October. The officers were: Sid Smith, Presidentg David Hess, Vice-Presidentg John Janney, Secretaryg Walter Croy, Treasurerg Jim Rathel, Conductorg Larry Allen, Watch Dog. Mr. Disque was the faculty advisor. ill The Cheerleaders Club used their organization to promote better school spirit. The members shared ideas and selected and rehearsed new yells. All members of this group are eligible to try out for school yearleaders. Officers were: President, Sue Wrightg and Secretary-Treasurer, Jan Walker. Mrs. Howell was the sponsor. 9 ef nm lllllll Lx A x Q? XX Q35 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY 24 31 17 20 27 28 SEPTEMBER School opened for another year to day The last Q rf, one for the Sentors' There were many new faces around the halls We drdn t waste any t1me get trng the football season started we lost our ftrst game to Morton Memortal by a score of 1.3 6 1? Tonrght we had a game wrth Royerton and ended up on the bottom , 0 Our parents organrzed th1s eventng at the f1rst P T A meetrnr of thc new school year whrch was held at the Elementary School All school PICIUISS were taken It was almost as speedy as gotng through a 20:15 machmc' Alex met mlghty Elwood for our Homecomlng Game We b1t our natls at the tame and then trred to cover them wrth pol1sh for the dance the Disc Derby Easy Gwynn was our dec jay Senror p1ctures were taken what an ordeal' End of flrst srx weeks pay day for students Representattves from our own chorr attended State Choral Festival at Indranapolls Slllglllg ln the rarn' Scrence Club trrp to Chrcago blgger and better than ever Remember all those bllsters' QMany of them from trymg on shoes no doubt J About trme we got a lrttle rest' Teachers went to school at Teachers Instrtute whrle we had a well deserved vactton Football Dance Loren and Paula were krng and queen That style show was a rtot' Senror Skatmg Party Mr Evans cut qutte a caper Band and Chorr present Fall Concert wlth a patrrotrc theme Another sport takes over Trgers played ftrst basketball game and were defeated Halls were busy wrth SCDIOIS dtstrtbutrng name cards Thanksgtvtng program began our V3C3I1Oll Trme for us to do a lrttle sertous thmkrnv about how fortunate we are Know what you want to be? Th1s was career day for Senror High Sentor p1ctures came rn thetr btg green packages What a glortous ttme we had tradrng them The psychology class took tts trtp to Indranapolrs How nrce to ftnd self operated elevatcrs at e Medtcal Center' Oh yes they worked too Chrrstmas program was grven for Junror and Sentor Hrgh Trme out now for the Chrtstmas hol1days Thts rncluded a great ttme at the Scnror Dance the Mrstletoe Maffrck The name means a hrlarrously good ttme wtth m1stletoe and that s what we had' Peck threw a brg one afterward Rosr and Phyllts had partres for the New Year s celebratron Tlme to relax to some good musrc and lots of fun as we enjoyed the Pop Concert grven by the band and vocalrsts Remember the 'school board' and 'Haggre Maggte 'P Bad news report cards are brought forth agatn Btg news as Trgers trounce Summrtvrlle 72 54, Start of a second semester It won't be much longer now Band members travel to Solo and Ensemble Contest at Muncte, No Jlve, but plenty of Jrtters' Q xg, 1 E n I I -. sex NN AL L A I 1 2 A' s -. HX xx E , xx N 6 . , ,W ,Q . . A ' X I ' P Q ff 1 ' il X 0 fy . ' U V , - tx 9 ' ' , - , xl . 15 ' A A ' ' . . . ' g r ' 21 - ' . ' ' ' - A 4 . A , . A i A I 'D ' 2 and Jo Ann Flecker was queen, Open house later at Ruthie's, 28-30 A ' -- . 14 ' ' r-- ' ' . 22 . . . . . n . . . 26 ' ' ' -- ' . 3 ' . 27-28 ' ' . ' ' ' 7 . ' . ' . 8 ' ' . . ' . ll ' ' ' ' , 18 r . ' ' X , 23 . . . ' . . , , . U 7 ,A .1 I . ,y 1 12 . . X 3 . . . K I 1 A . , , 14 . . . . . . . - 2 th 22 . . . , . t . . . ' FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY Qi lb l7 IB 21 Q 5,7 21+ 52 3 U E3 lo 21. 57 Junior High Vocation Day. Band and Choir present Winter Concert, Choir sported new robes--Io Ann and Deanne had troubles State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Butler U, All i8 carrie home with 'firsts'! Big, pep session and bon fire for the coming sectional, Lots of excitement! Annaul sectional at Anderson, Alex beats Highland, only to be stopped with a small margin by Elwood's Panthers, Anderson goes on to regionals, Ont: day in 1500, Leap Year Day, Much kidding, but no results, End of the fourth six weeks, The cards look a little better this time. Community Youth Banquet at the Christian Church, On, that spaghetti! Federated Woman s Club Contest--Letty took first on instrumental and Danny took the second in vocal, College Day for interested Seniors, Representative from five colleges come to see us about next year's plans. Ili-Y sponsored the Triangle Serenade at the Elks Home, A good time was had by all, Judy s party began the exerting and Letty's put a final touch on it. Spectrum Staff breathes again after sending in the final copy, County Choral Festival, No trouble this time, thank goodness! Eastertacation March '7 I to April 2 Oh plory' Ea ter Sunrise Cantata in tymnasium Awfully early hours but it was worth it Drami Class pre ents the play they hate worked so long on Father of the Bride End of fifth six weeks Only s1X more weeks to go' Band and Choir contest DO tired' Girls Olympia Crescendo Varieties' more fun for the cast Remember those rehearsals beeond and last performance of Crescendo bee You In My Dreams Honor to drama students at drama banquet X ll 5 llils peaee the seniors were off to lx ashineton D C It ll newer D6 the same see the latest fashions at the Fashion Show given by the Home Ee Department Baeealaureate Began senior week We bid a fond farewell to A H 5 Commenceme it The bowns look nice but we see the eaps hate suffered Ollle wear Our xery last diy of sthool at last benior Mothers sponsored our all ni ht ptrty A wonderful time wasn t i but a sad one oo Nf5X ' , ' ' I -l A , , I . i s ' '- A 5 ' A . f ' ', ' ' . 12-1:5 , Q N, , ., I, C, 'tt , i - I3 ' ' ' - , -' - A . l4 ' -. ' ' 1 . 20 ' " ' 4 - i . , . . s ' ' " ' , si " t 7 ke . f lil-II-12r. R . A , ' -Q -. 20 as I 7 L ' fl "- ' . E' A ' ' ' ' ' L , i I ' ' II, ' 2, I . ' l 4 Q t'? Q . , 1 . . RZXEEZEE U I 1 S 0 F , V 6 This year the most important project of the Junior Red Cross was the Christmas party given for the patients in the Bradford Nursing Home. They presented a Christmas tree, favors, and a program. The club also made holiday tray favors for Marion Veteran's Hospital, and collected stub pencils and old playing cards for the gift boxes sent over-seas. The officers were: Larry Peck, President, Judy Wilson, Vice- President, Doris Humphries, Secretary, Larry Scott, Treasurer. The sponsor was Miss McCammon. The Alchemists' goal is the achievement of scientific knowledge and to cultivate the use of scientific methods On October 23, the club took its annual trip to Chicago. This year we visited the Museum of Natural History. After Christmas vacation we were off again to the Owens-Illinois glass factory at Gas City. The club also sponsored its annual Science show for the entire school. Alchemists were led by Jim Daugherty as Presidentg Konnie Schroth, Vice-President, Anne Madden, Secretaryg John Grose, Treasurer. The Alexandria Future Teachers of America Club is named for Mrs. Katie C. Slone, who taught in our school approximately 25 years. Our chapter has been a branch of the state and national organization, for about four years. The F.T.A. has presented programs concerning problems in teaching. The members have observed in the Ele- mentar and Junior hi h schools as a special project Y S - The officers were: Marilyn Spreen, President, Konnic Schroth, Vice-President, Mary Fuller, Secretary, Fred Castor, Treasurer, and Ruthie Shawhan, Historian. 4 The Girls' Athletic Association met Wednesday and Friday noons to play ring tennis, basketball, and volleyball. The officers were: Margaret Williamson, President, Nancy Metcalf, Vice-Presidentg Joyce Smith, Secretary, Sally Walker, Treasurer. Mrs. Howell was the sponsor and coach. 1 T Z' f IN, Ilnmevommg EASY GWINN spins re cords for the "Disc Derby" sponsored by the Seniors. -L-QJ SOC!!-X The FOOTBALL DANCE was held at the Kanteen ending the season. Loren 1 ,dw Our HOMECOMING QUEEN, JoAnn, and court reign over the festivities. was crowned football king with Paula as his queen. The Tiger Club is the pep club of A, H, S. It is open to boys and girls in grades seven through twelve. They sponsor the annual Basketball Ban- quet and help provide for the cheerleaders uni- forms. The Cheerblock, under the auspices of Tiger Club, has grown to a membership of 120 and has taken over the middle section of the bleachers, The uniforms for the Cheerblock were red sweaters and decorated white gob hats, with the red and white mitts inherited from last year. Officers were: Ruthie Shawhan, President, Marilyn Pierce, Vice-President, Kay Johnson, Secretary, and Lonita Friend, Treasurer, Mr. Burdsall sponsored the club. 74 ntl This year the group of students participating in drama presented two one- act plays for the public on December 15, and for several community organ- izations during the year. The revealing of a father's previously un- L, known characteristic was 1 the theme of the play, "The ' Pink Dress. " - 3 "Mister Vincent" was a play concerning the hectic, but amusing, life and love of a girl with an over- ' y exaggerated belief in her artistic ability. . Caroline Graham . Judie Binder Henry Graham , Charles Henry Cynthia Dalrymple ..,. Marilyn Spreen or Jean Ann Bowers Susan Graham . .Phyllis I-lanlin Penelope Graham . . . . . Letty Cotterman "Mister Vincent" , Larry Peck Ted Mathews , Konnie Schroth Mr. Willard Mrs. Willard Cora Willard Miss Dennis. Policeman . , Joe Jones . Ida Anderson , Marilyn Pierce , Janet McMahan , , Norm Schultz Student Director ..... Jean Ann Bowers Mr. Brown, "caught in the act." P 0 S P 0 li T S Var ity ofifdcgigj 'XO-ii? Coaches Head Coach Robert Absher Asslstant Coaches John Green Orvxs Burdsall The 'Flghtmg T1gers" fought pounded and pushed through one of the toughest seasons ever encountered and st111 came out on the short end of the score But our boys were not by far on the short end 1n courage loyalty and Just plam "guts " Although hampered by 1nJur1es the team gave a truly great d1sp1ay of school sp1r1t 78 xx XXXXA x'Ng?s l Varsity BACK Coach Green H Granger Sanquenetu Cartwrxght Welcome Fulk Slone Coach Bob Absher D1ck McBr1de Welbom K McPherson Coach Shorty Burdsall THIRD Chesser Sheley Cranf1e1d Dockery Gamer E Reynolds Myers Ledford Telfer W Croy SECOND Manager Jones Hartwell Grose Vestal J Croy Fox Srmeson Cleaver S Rtchards Prough A Cummmgs ManagerR Rlchards FIRST ManagerR Cummxngs Van Hom Lrneberry L McPherson J Reynolds Collms G1pe Wallsmtth L Granger Plerce .lr Hugh FRONT Harnson Hahn Harmon Ho1d1ng Co Captam Rodney D Johnson Woelfert Payton Broyles SECOND Keeslrng Brandon Overman Lahee Semon J Johnson Leach Telfer Barton THIRD Porter Beaman Stevens Skaggs Knapp Woosman Lxneberry Summers Schter FOURTH B1nder Dlsque Ward Ryan Montgomery Edwards Foster Garner BACK Coach Shorty Burdsall ManagerW Croy NOT PICTURED Boston Weaver McFerran Greenley Co Captam Shepard ugn 1 Q Q' T3 'Q Q3-199m ,649 LQ 'fr 5595 K Q' Q 590 M3 I 0 F -T -. v,3 ' QM QF gg' ' -H . ,: "" ' .Ai N' --- --f QW"'ia"f'f'rsJ'M' an ., fx q.:'g 1 V- , lf vxl I . - i 5 dia, 1., .I 5' " 'F' ' Ny"-Q' Sk0t0,y -:rn-.S Seniors Varsity a Q " Z Battling Bengals BACK L R Manager Jackson savage R Rlchards Garner Starr Treesh Coach Burdsall 2ND ROW Dlsque Dlck Reynolds Janney FRONT ROW Sheley W Croy Fox Allen The brmghtly clad T1ger crew rolled through a hard fought but only moder ately successful season th1s year Any game lost by the "Battl1ng Bengals" was not by any means g1ven away Shorty s squad was always on top ln compet1t1ve sp1r1t. At the Sectxonal, our T1gers thumped I-hghland only to be stopped 1n a rough f1ght w1th Elwood. Semors on the squad thls year were: D1nk Savage, Loren Garner, Nlck Starr, Ron Treesh, Walt Croy, and Dave Fox. 83 X007 ago we 'TIGER LW II' Y - l"f-r" A mf In - - i O - if 'el' f5'.,- f ' ,Sl , ,E - ' . g' ggitjg. on -.ing v fn- lf, , Y... 5 h ff . gggizny, s X I n : - V " ' Tggl- gg, ' f-pea.-" , -5 .f . ' ' . 'N , X - ' ' .. p"ff,if,,f e gg? g J V f My M .EW 6.1: A-We ' ggi 7 ' 411' 1 ' ' I " ' - f , ' 2 . If ,- X H I - 1-4 ' , I . -, X ,X .. X l 0 - I : I N 9 0 I 9 I I 9 n I I . I I ' : l . I l ' . ' Il I ll RAM Y 9 ' J 'i f g BACK Coach Burdsall J Croy Knapp bheley Allen Lrbler Manager Homler FRONT Chesser Warren Slone Haas Telfer Jones Fulk Wrlhb Prough Lynch Welcome Wells Cummrngs Wallsmrrh Rrchards Hartwell Anderson -r""C, 4 X . f . s - , . 1 ., Q .Io 4 ' f r f ,S :' .' u -lu. . " - , , -if - .' 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