Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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We The Seniors 5 lf CLASS MOTTO We have crossed the bay, The ocean lies before us. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS American Beauty Rose Turquoise and Silver CLASS SONG We The Class of '49 CTO the melody of Sweet Sixteenl Farewell From The Seniors The class of '49 wishes to take this opportunity to say goodbye to the under- classmen, teachers, and the members of the school board. lt has been swell spend- ing four wonderful years with you, and we hope we can continue our friendship even after we leave A. H. S. As we face the world of uncertainties, we will think of those who made our education possible. We wish to thank the taxpayers, the faculty, and the board of education for all the opportunities they have offered us. We are better prepared now for a new, different world. We shall enioy thinking back over all the fun and events that have taken place. We tried to make our school a better one, and we hope that you as under- classmen will do the same. As we walk across the stage receiving our diplomas, we wish all the future classes the best of luck in their school days and hope that they will have as many good times as we, the class of '49 did. Page Simtccn

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7 f',,,1,4f '7i 1,g,Mf', WWW '+L J Mr. Zikmund Bill Giles Mrs. Perrin B . Louretta Ware 5 Martha Boyer Myrna Walston Harriett Edwards . 5 4 V ,fy ,W 'r 40 5 fr' C+ . or rf . 4 . vt rv . G if Dannie Jordan Duane McCuIlock M' My? i . !JpfHU,.,' Junior Class History L - ln their freshman year the class of SO elected Donna Steil, president, David Lepard, vice- president, Jean Perrin, secretary, Dennis De Berry, treasurer, and student council members: Bar- .P bara Kastner, Jerry Bilstein, and Dale Slaymaker. ' During the sophomore year the officers were Dennis De Berry, president, Danny Jordan, ffl. vice-president, Marlene Van Dusen, secretary, Leo Weed, treasurer, and on student council, Donna Steil, Duane McCullock, and Lou Anne Patton. The sponsors elected for the freshman year were Mrs. Bayer and Mr. Jorgensen, for our sophomore year they were Mr. Eickenberger and Mrs. Briley, later replaced by Mrs. Alice 6 ' Nelson. , Both of these years the class was high in the honor roll, took an active part in both vocal Q and instrumental music, and was also active in sports. In the sophomore year Fred Mackey O letter in football with Bill Giles lettering in basketball. The class has had several parties during both of these years. As iuniors they elected Bill Giles, president, Dannie Jordan, vice-presidentg Martha Boyer, secretary, and Loretta Ware, treasurer. The student council members were Harriett Edwards, Myrna Walston, and Duane McCullock. The sponsors elected were Mrs. Perrin and Mr. Zikmund. All year the class was busy working on money making proiects to finance the Prom, and then planning and giving the Prom and Banquet. The boys were again very active in sports, with several lettering in different activities. Music and clubs were supported by the members of the iunior class, and the class was second on the semester honor roll with eighteen pupils listed. During the first semester, the members of the iunior speech class presented Strictly Formal, a comedy, under the direction of Mrs. Beveridge. Page Eighteen