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

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Robert Sloan H1 Y 2 3 4 vocaufmll Basketball 1,255.4 Recreation olub 4 we Future Farmers 2,3.4 Future Farmers Officer 2,3 Glen Carver H1 Y 2 3,4 Band 1 Class Basketball 1,2 Track 3,4 Boylg Hog ECOHOIIICS 4 JOKES 53'-1Ck0L WIND I told my wife I was going on a fishing trip she heaved terrible sigh Ihne You're lucky mine heaved a brick Slone I'd been in the hospital only a week when complications set in Brown For heaven's sake! What happenedv Slone The day nurse caught me kissing the night nurse Irs Slone Robert, if I saw a an heating a donkey and stopped him from doing Robert Hieatt Brotherly love 'How Hooker be sure and write plain on these bottles, said the farmer, whic is for the horse and which is fo I wouldn't want anything to happen to that horse just before the spring ploughing ' John Vestal Darling, I have been thinking of something for a long time Some thing is trembling on y lips Betty Lou Snyder Ihen why don't you shave it off? lies Frazier what do you know of Latin syntax' Jerry smith Gosh! Did tney have to pay for their fun too? lOverheard before Bible Clas J Ray wilson What did King Solomon's wivies say when he asked for a little kissv Halter Vogel A thousard times no Mr Orner what is a mugwuvp' Bob Sohleeter A mugwurp is a bird that sits on the fence with its mug on one side and its wump or the other lr Evan What is the deadliest fluid known' Charles Heed Embalming fluid You're dead when it touches you Jimmy Stephenson The trouble with you is that you're spoxled Helen Jones Oh, no I m not That is only the perfume you gave me for my birth day Before receiving her teaching job, lisa Noble was asked what ste would do if she would do if she rece'ved a string of pearls for Christmas Her prompt reply was that she would make a pearl stew and see if she could find an oyste in it 18 fl . I! .ty I ,fs ll A ' Lv xl - ' f , 4 ,2 , m Mr. - Q 5 M . : -- O , l . : . Hr. : , y lr. : , , u so, what virtue would I be showing? R ll h r me. ' 4 I ' 11111 l Il : . I ' ' ' . -

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431 ,-e A' sqm UP' HI Y CLUB First roi: H Allen, D Hobbs, W Kaufman, C Reed, R Windsor, lr Ihne, G Arnold, W Cartwright, J Allen, and P4 letcalt Second row D Jones, E. Donnhue, R Sloan, R Kuhn, D Reeves, I Smith, A Bumgartner, C Sheley, and W Slone Third row E Fink, ll Lynch, L Frazier, M Chapman, W Brown, J Luetgenau, C lehling J Buckner, and C Beck Fourth rov F. B es, R Hiestt, J Cook, J Alexander, W Windsor, G White, R Jorley, and R We born Fifth ral R Washburn, C Noble, .7 Wilhelm, R sohleeter, R wilson, W Montgomery, 0 Carver, and D Bugle The Hi Y Club this year under the leadership of their President, Robert Windsor, hes had a most successful year The entertainment cuzlnittee hes provided enter tainnent at all of the meetings Several of the local ministers spoke at the meetings and imparted to the boys, much valuable advice The club successfully feted the fathers at a Fbthers and Son'e Banquet 'h1Ch was held at the local school The H1 Y basketball team was undefeated throughout the season. The officers of the Club are Robert Windsor, President, Albert humgsrtner, Vice President, Don Jones, secretary, Elmer tink, hveasurer 19