Alexander High School - Record Yearbook (Alexander, NY)

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Sharon Werner Dean Wright C0llB!'Cil1 Ag'1q111',urg A 1,2,3,b F 1,2,3,n H 1s2,3 Tractor Maintenance 1,2,3 gigggtgizbclub Dance Club , Soccer Bowling a Chorus Cheerleading Yearbook Staff 39115233 n Senior Play 93 Rifle Club , State K4 VU Religion , Swine Club 1, 2 ,3 112,315 L nw kg u Wolfley rcial 57!AL, A 1,2,3,h 1,2,3,h Rifle Club Operetta Chorus 1,2,3,h Intramurals l,2,3,h Yearbook Staff Girl Scouts l,2,3 Minstrel Show , The first practice for our final symphony was held 1n September 1951 At that t1me we elected the fol lowing officers President, Bernice Gzgeiner, Vice-Presldent, Daniel Keene, Secretary, Betty Keene, 'Ireasur er, Robert Greiner We had a dance and sold Jello to make money for our comng performance Our adv1sors for that year were Mrs Parker and Mr Laird Those who Joined us that year were Doris Anderson from Vermont, Joan Fouchie from Darien, and Joyce Kryman from Batavia The second rehearsal in our steps toward our final symphony found Danlel Keene as President, Ronald Werner, Vice-President, Betty Keene, Secretary, and Donald Werner, Treasurer Our activitles for thls year consisted of a dance and a spaghetti supper At Christmastlme we decorated the Christmas tree 1n the front hall Our advisors this year were Hrs Dayton and Hr Howard Dress rehearsal began with our selectlon of Ronald Werner as Pres1dent, Bruce Klossner, Vice-President, Joanne Gerould, Secretary, and Betty Keene, Treasurer To make money we had two Sk8t1Yg parties, a dance, a spaghetti supper, and sold Chnstms cards During this year we obtalned our class r1ngs and had our Junior Prom Our adv1sors for the dress rehearsal were Miss Sxllivan and lr Baran Our final symphony began with Clara Ph1llips as conductor and Robert Dlemoz, Bern1ce Gre1ner, and Carl Golanski as assistant conductors Our final attempts to make money were very successful We had two dances, a skating party, a magazine sale, a box social, a carnival, a play, and sold refreshments at football games Our Senior Ball, Winter Wonderland, was held in December Bern1ce Gre1ner and Harold Brown were crowned queen and king Those who increased our orchestra this year were 'Ihomas Amedick from Batavia, and Carl Huling who came as a veteran to complete high school Of course the best is yet to come-Senior 'I'r1p, Class Night, and Graduation but we face the last of these with a joy tempered nth regret 25 Ge e Ae F, , A, rl I Ae 2 1 2 2 3 2 3 ,V e,4 3 7 1 2 h h, . 1 2 2 1 2 WLM M I 5 if A W. ' X T, 4 K VT' nh, y 1 4 OW!! . . A. .A a ' i ,f F0 Ho A0 19 2,3 V fivv L ' M41 5 osyff J A 2 2 h 1 3

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