Alexandria High School - Alecko Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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gre ALE, CKO, ,af R K 5 4,1 , X t r OFFICERS Presxdent MANILA WELLS V1cePre51a'enl SYDNEY WELLS Treasurer ANNIE SIMPSON HE K K s organrzed for the1r second year on October 23 1930 The mernbershrp showed a declded mcrease over that of last year M1ss Krng has proved an lHSP1I'lI1g advrser wrth Mrs Massey as an able assrstant The accompllshments of some of our commerc1al students are lndeed a source of wonder Many awards have been won by deserving asprrants to stenographlc perfectron Several gold pms and certlficates for speed have been awarded to our most competent typrsts P 67 K. K. Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,c,,c....,.,,.....,.,c,,,....,,, ,,,,,,c,,,,, ,,c,,,,,,.c,,,,,.,...,. V 1 RGINIA Prrr V. ., '31,

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4 CX1heALECKOr QUILL AND PALM OFFICERS Preszdent AMES LUCKETT Secretary Treasurer RoY JENNIER QUILL AND PALM IS composed of the boys of the athletic world The letter men automatxcally become act1ve members 1f they pass all of then: classes It a member faxls one subject he becomes an mactlve member The scrubs are later voted 1n so as to 1nsp1re them to contmue wlth athletxcs and to partlclpate ln the drfferent sports Thrs orgamzatlon sponsors dances and other actlvrtles for the benefit of the athletl assocxatlon and helps the school m any other way that lt can The membership of the Club has now reached thirty five and new members are stlll being voted for The ulll and Palm has CXlSCCd for the past two years m the Alexandria Hugh School and has progressed raprdly since its begxnnmg 66 .41 M . l - ' ' A aaaaaaassaa....,.a....,aaa.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasavaa.....vvva.,aaaaa.a,a .J , JR. Vice-President ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,,r,,...,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.. ..,, .,,,r.r,, ,,,... H U G 1-I TRAVERS THE ' ' . Q . . . . . , ' J. L., '31, R. J., '32,

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mf1hgALECKo THRIFT CLUB OFFICERS Preszdent MARGUERITE PENN V1cePres1dent MARGARET LEE Faculty Ad-user MRS ELGIN NE of the greatest achievements m the annals of Alexandrla Hxgh School was the or ganxzatlon of the Thrxft Club We often wonder how the Senlors of mneteen twenty seven stood the expense of their graduation for the Thrlft movement was not started untll the followlng year It was then through the lundness of Mrs Elgm ln sponsormg rt that we took the lflltlal steps The Club has had many mterestmg meetmgs whxch are held on the first Tuesday of each month This term the assxstant cashlers were requested to attend all meetmgs along wxth the regular cashlers As a result greater membershxp was secured each room bemg well represented Thrift has become an lmportant subject 1n the mmds of the Hlgh School students for further proof we refer you to the many posters whnch were made by cashxers wxth the co operanon of thelr fellow bankers We the members of this splendxcl club are very proud to thlnlc that we have obtamed the goal of one hundred percent for the second consecutlve year By acquiring this prlceless hablt of saving ln our school days we have lald the stalwart foundatlon for economlc safety M 2 68 ZX b M Q Secretary-Treasurer ,,c,, ,,,,,,r.,,rcr,,,r,,.,.c,c,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,c , THELMA SANTMYER 9 . . , - . . . . , ' 7 7 5 - . . - D , . . , . . P., '3 .