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

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if GE QF- ORGE Huex-ues FRED KEAN RAYMOND RIFFHW JUNE MUEY L.u.LnAN ORME fl? ESI-Il'1E FI ander the rbcn or hip jf ring through the hall: and ely all work or play bgt ra The Freshman claag ly, after a year's wande high school is not entir For the first few weeks of nchool, the member: over the building trying to find out when, where, information war finally acquired ang ahsorrwx, th they were net allowez to r to pester these xtudions U nnal tug-of-wnr, rave th their studies. However, the upper clasrmen began of, the freshien, in the an With the election of officers and Student cou to get down to more Serionr thowghts. The class's main social activity was a box soc Hr. Slvnc and fish Dhillipr, he: final- rooms of A. V. S., come to realize that ther a happy gixtgre Q? the two. cf ihir cia:: were :.,y runnixv around ani what their claeree were. When this ey . gwly 1.r'w. ihilr 1iQ.?ht: toward em ig at peace very long, for aa isual, tr Heerr. To Show what they were made e sophomore: a hath in the creek. ncil members, the freshman class began ial, which was quite a success. OuR Pnoreei LEARNING FAST A RARE vsew