Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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1' H sig, 1 . -'u A ,fy :ff . ' f i U' DANNY JORDAN DENNIS DEBERRY MARLENE VAN DUSEN Vice-President President Secretary I .EO WEED Treasurer DONNA STEIL Student Counctl Sophomore Class History As freshmen, the class of ,50 started the your by electing Donna Steil, president, Da- xid l.epard, vice-president, ,lean Perrin, sec- rctaryg and Dennis DeBerry, treasurer. Bar- bara Kastner, Jerry Bilstein, and Dale Slay- nnaker were chosen to represent the class in the Student Council. Mrs. Bayer and Mr. jorgenson were elected to sponsor the class. The freshmen were the largest class in school with 142 members and they held a high place on the semester honor roll by having thirteen members listed. The freshmen held one class party, the theme corresponded to St, Patrick's Day. The freshmen football squad was defeated in both games played with Scottsbluff. As sophomores, this class was again the largest with 123 students enrolled at the be- ginning of the year and several more were enrolled before the end of the second semester. Dennis DeBerry was elected as the sopho- more president, Danny Jordan as vice-presi- dent, Marlene Van Dusen as secretary, and Leo Weed as treasurer. Donna Steil, Duane Nlctlullock, and Lou Ann Patton were chosen as representatives to the Student Council. Mr. lfichenberger and Mrs. Briley were the spon- sors of the class during the first semester, and Mrs. Alice Nelson replaced Mrs. Briley dur- ing the second semester. The semester honor roll was headed by the names of twenty-seven sophomores. The class held one party in the final se- mester of the school year. The sophomores were active in sports. Fred Mackey lettered in football and Bill Giles lettered in basketball. During both the freshman and sophomore years, this class was active in vocal and in- strumental music. MR. RICHARD EICHEN- BERGER Sponsor M RS. ALICE NELSON Sponsor LOU ANN PATTON Student Council DUANE McCULLOCK Student Council

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ROBBIE SEIFERT GARY BROWN PAT BROAD Vlce-President President Secretary .l ERRE MORRISON Treasurer 6 ILA KENNEDY Studs-nt Council Freshman Class History The freshmen of ,48, a class of one hundred and eleven, elected as presi- dent, Cary Brown, vice-president, Bob Seifertg secretary, Pat Broad, and treas- urer, ,lerre Morrison. The Student Coun- cil representatives were Ila Kennedy, Jodel McMahon, and Richard Annable. Sponsors were Mrs. Bayer and Mr. Johnson. The class had twenty-six pupils on the semester Honor Roll. In February, the freshmen held their class party, a Leap Year dance and floor show. The football squad was defeated by the Scottsbluff Bearkittens in both games. The scores were 13-6 and 25-13. Sixteen freshmen made the basketball squad. The freshmen took active part in both vocal and instrumental music. Seven- teen were members of A Cappella choir and nine were in the Band. RICHARD ANNABLE Student Council JODELL McMAHON Student Council MR. MARTIN D. JOHNSON Sponsor M RS. VERA BAYER Sponsor