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

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- r- if ,yy .1 - V3,QiF?,: 4, i CL Eilgfmgegwiw Brninr Gllaaa Gbffirmi President . . . . . .JOHN ECKERT Vice-President .. .... ROBERT SLONE Secretary . . . .... EARL HARRISON Treasurer . . . . . . BLANCHE SNYDER MOTTO Darkness brings out the stars. FLOWER Lily of the Valley. COLORS Blue and Gold And fear not lest Exisience closing your Account, and mine, should lfnolv the like no more: The Eternal Salfi from the Bowl has pour'd Millions of Bubbles like us, and will pour. -The Rubaiyal, Fitzgeraldfs Version. f,. f 5 ....... ,, 4 ...ll ' 1 -E V+ , . l,:55??rQgg?3 I -.. .Nha ,,., ........ ,L,5ff::.:f2ZIIlff:-KIT:-- .... ....:....r .... L X! . n A H --1--.....,.:L'-.., ..... IZ'.,.m,,,.1.,, .....,.. , .... .4-, ' ..' my :Ui l'gq ','f'?' ' -'.f fe 'ji .Wf 'V 15' ' E A X , 5. ilk. 4:'ff'f'li5f ?Q2m wliim ,,,, ,,,,,-,u, ' re , gli f- 1 . ,, -.-1 . W- - .,y,. , . R L . V' 5, ,rr .... ..... -r r f '- ' 's- 1-.... lf fl' ...,.. .r.,fr.- f..fg-nw .....- -- if A. new- ' . .,..............mm.,,,.....,.....-....:-f- amwn:-fag-fzgfifi ..,,.. :.: ,,.... . ,wsmr-1 WWA!! Page Twenty-five

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, , .swf----1 tqnpywugq-egg, W N . A, gl eww' 1 Frieda Shaw--Assistant Joke Editor Spectrum 141, Elwood 111, 121, President Booster Club 141, Vice- President Delphlan 141, Vice-President Commer- cial Club 131, Secretary 141, Athletic Board 141, Hiking Club 141, French Club 131. Graceful and useful all she does, Blessing and blest where 'ere she goes. Lolo Hull-Summitville 111, 121, 131, Girls' Chorus 141, Hiking Club 141. Better be merry with the fruitful Grape than sadden after none or bitter Fruit. Elale Foster-Literary Editor Spectrum 141, Girl Reserves 141, Forum 111, Red Literary 121, Athenian 141, Vocational Club 131, Pro and Con 141, Class Editor Spectrum 111. A lyre for ner with strings undebased by praise of' meaner things that her Worth may be, recorded with Honour due. Oliver Brown-Boys' Chorus 111, 121, 131, 141, Orch- estra 141, Blue Literary 131. The Nightengale that ln the branches sang was loved . by one and all. Thomas Vaughn-Boys' Chorus 111, 121, 131, 141. -The thoughtful Soul to Solitude retires. l i E i 3 e 3' ' I 0 1 , 12 I M 5 it ' va A, . ' 4 W' .,I'I'IE::s.w-.- .... ......-s::1'JI ...........- A ....... ....----M - ' I x l . --N N - - 'as F' , 1 W ....... MQW in ,JJ ,lj 4 4 f ,. ...... .-- .,,,....,...... ...... Q h . - ' --- ii: f- --Y.. . H ,, ..... ..........,.-:::::x:.. N . -gn.: , - --..,....,. ......... ,,,.f: . :... ........ u Zz yn. -. .... ...... ..... , smsgivjigl ,N Page Tweggty-four . -4 475.12511 .,,,.u.mr ' '. -Hp!! 5 , 1' '. 1. www al , 1 m

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N V S T C- . n. i, Che Seem ester E .0 TIME WILL TELL What is so wonderful as New York at night? said Mrs. Alfred Winfrey, for- merly Miss Netina Stahl, as she gazed lovingly into the eyes of her young husband. They were spending their honeymoon 'in New York City and a very happy couple they were as they walked into the ante-room of tlte Globe theater ownd by the Gough-Horn Company. T Why, Alfred dear, look at this picture. It looks just like Virginia Searfoss and Milby Lynch. You remember them, don't you? Mrs. Winfrey had walked up to a picture of the feature dancers of the evening and was staring at it unbelievingly. She, be- ing very impulsive, sent a messenger with her card at once to the actresses' room. Virginia, for it was she under the name of Romana d' Thierry, was very anxious to see an old high school friend and sent the messengerback with a permit for entrance into her rooms after the evening performance. Netina was waiting for her, and after an affectionate greeting Virginia demanded to know news of some of her class-mates. Netina told Virginia of the mysterious disappearance of Hilda Miller. She was last seen talking one night with a strange woman dressed in black and the next morning she had disappeared. Freida Shaw, l'lilda's best friend, who is at present owner of the Bluebird Beauty Parlor at Orestes, has tried for three years to find her lost friend but has met with no success. . T Virginia interrupted Netina and asked if she had seen who was playing at the Palace Movie Theater. Netina had not noticed and Virginia said: Well, you woulcln't know her if l told you her movie name but it is no other than Dorothy Fuller under the title of Pola Trotsky. She has gained as much fame in the movie world as Pola Negri and is advancing rapidly. Everyone is expecting the announcement of her engagement to Herbert Huston, the multi-millionaire from California who has been in love with Dorothy ever since their high school days in Alexandria. Gibson Bell, James Wales, Earl Harrison and Elmo Dick are all happily married. Gibson is now manager of the Lippincott Glass Factory and Earl, Elmo and James are foremen under him. Netina also told Virginia of Alice Brown, the brilliant young lady who won the local oratorical contest at Alexandria in l926. She is now running for mayor of Frank- ton and she has a good chance of winning the election. Elsie Foster has taken the path that Miss Frazier took and is teaching Latin in her place at Alexandria high school. Oliver Brown is at present minister of a Lutheran church at Chicago. He was greatly surprised recently when Thomas Vaughn, the great tenor who has just returned 'i5f5 3'53?l' Y f' WN s YZ - A, Psi? Nt W -' 1' E We s .-N ck. s. f , . .- . N 555.35 . if t' X 3 . cf . - . .. .... is sew.--'lfe--4' ' , 1 Nlhlnt- ....... .............. , . I 1 !',,, ,, ....,....., , ,Y.,,:mm:, ,-.- ,mm :N If nim -...1::s.............. .f 5 I T eg-'J ' X. ,-a i- : ii T:: igzfixa '-:Q f f ,isa st 2. ....... . if .. Q--af: fait g Z. ,.,-- .Qi . asv- --.X . ::g:-1'-: Q, .xr ,r ,s ,fx . r J' 4 If wi. 'LM .. Neiggihi sg? vsids- X., Q it X ...Q vii? X . . .. .... . .... . .........- .,.QI.:X.-5.lgj .Ss-2 A N I 0 gt x YJ X Ex efsss-geese. .,.. fiiirvf-as ..... ..... '-Wbiax T Nt'-M-e..:is: 'N Page Twenty-six