Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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•I .—..— ' ink of the future Printers and Publishers X estern Nebraska’s Complete Printing Plant Save While You Can .Alliance National Bank j Floujers for all occasions Jtlliance Floral Co. 100% protection on all deposits ! First Stale Bank Alliance. Nebraska The Normal Training Club Something new in this High School is the Normal Training club. It was organized by Miss Mahaffa at the beginning of the year 1925-26. The membership consists of the Senior girls who are training to be teachers. Its purpose is social and educational and it seems to be doing well in both lines. Officers were elected, committees appointed. dues collected and a party given before we were all sure that there was such a club. But there was, indeed. Not long after, they gave an enjoyable party for the Junior Normal Trainers. This organization repays the students which take up this more difficult course by giving them pleasure which the rest of the student body cannot enjoy. We are in favor of the Normal Training club and hope it continues as a permanent society in our high school. Police Sergeant: I think we’ve found your missing W ifc. Joseph Peck: So? What does she say? Sergeant: Nothing. Peck: She says nothing? That’s not my wife. Lei’s Eat- ...at... I lmperia Theatre I THE LATEST AND BEST of PHOTOPLAYS Matinee Daily at 2:30 Nights, 7:30 and 9:15 f nnap L i hots It takes time to do good work . . . We give 24-hour service. Films in before 5 p. m. out before 5 next day Every print inspected before it goes into hypo.

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Alliance bakery SPECIAL SPUD FLAKES for SPUD READERS THE— IJear Round GET THE REST BOX idi Alliance Candu Company J Candies —AT THE— Always THE VERY BEST MEALS and LUNCHES go to The IRaruland Cafe J Rodgers (grocery Co. FRESH and STAPLE GROCERIES Where Satisfaction Sells No wonder we Americans are the lords of creation, for we can: “Learn to play any instru inent in ninety days. Make money at home. Live like kings in our old age. Shave ourselves and hone our razors. Cut our own hair. Combat that film. Become artists, Play as we pay. Be railway traffic inspec tors. Use this chest free. Have baby comfy, Choose our tobacco as we do our books, to fit our mood. Practice the simple art of getting well and keeping well. Cut expenses and increase profits, Fight acid decay at the danger line, Sit in the world’s easiest easy chair, Beat the high cost of building; and Build up a nation of healthy children”— Simply by reading the advertisements. “How’s the act going?” “They’re applauding something fierce.” “You said something.” Brennan’s Drug Store i i Prescription I Druqqisl If Alliance Hotel and Cafe ! J. M. MILLER, Proprietor j Wells Undertaking Company I Lady , Assistant The Only Exclusive Parlous in the City I

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DRS. VINTON VINTON Chiropractors Rooms 12-14, Rumor Bldg. Phones: Office 148, Res. 221 THE SIGN OF QUALITY— Leavitt TTlcal Co. Laders in Quality Meals ! I 1 Phone 111 Alliance i Steam | Laundry Neil’s Neckties. I wonder if Adam wore a necktie. Perhaps his first garment was a grapevine twisted into a four-in-hand. Afterwards he taught Lain and Abel how to tie them and they taught their sons. The ability to tie a four-in-hand came down from generation unto generation, the father teaching his sons, until the habit was so deeply inculcated that it is now an instinct. A man is born with a knowledge of four-in-hands and bow ties which a woman in all her life can never acquire. When girls are wearing mannish shirts and neck ties, don't you rememlier how shapeless some of the ties looked? Not at all clean-cut and confident like a man’s. You can say all you want to about woman’s inborn intuition, but the fact still remains that she is constitutionally unable to tie a necktie.—Virginia Voorheis. Artist Sehram: McNutty. the art critic, slated my pictures unmercifully. Friend: Oh, don’t take any notice of that fellow. He has no mind of his own; he only repeats like a parrot what everybody else is saying. Visitor: I suppose they ring a curfew in this town? Native: Well—no. They used to, but folks got to complainin’ that it disturbed their sleep. -------------------------- DR. F. J. PETERSEN Osteopath Phones: Res. 158, Office 65 chiropractic—■ the natural wau to health ‘ DR. I). N. AIKEN Chiropractor Palmer Graduate Alliance. Nebraska headquarters FOR GOOD VALVES Fishing Tackle Baseball Goods Special Price on Coif (.tubs Winchester Flashlights I 1 I I I I + A1 Falfa says he’s found out what “etiquette” calls for in every case. If it’s uncomfortable you can be sure it's “etiquette.” First fly on arm of girl, to companion: Have you noticed, my dear, how dusty the roads are today? Rnein Hardware Co.