Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Left to right: Bill Webb, Evert Smith, Wally Anderson, Max Worley, Roger MacNeill, Denny Livingston, and Chris Clark. Hl-Y HELPS THE INDIVIDUAL DEVELOP HIS OWN IDENTITY President. Wally Anderson, and sponsor, Fred Petersen are discussing plans for the year's activities. Hi-Y is a Christian organization for young men seeking to cultivate leadership, character, and responsible citizenship, in its members. Any high school boy is eligible. These ideals have been promoted this year by active participation in the student legislature held in Lincoln. As a preparation for this event, a study of government was conducted by Attorney Harry E. Gantz. Wally Anderson is president; Chris Clark, vice president; Denny Livingston, secretary: Evert Smith, treasurer; and Max Worley, chaplain. Mr. Fred Petersen is the faculty advisor.

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Members of Latin Club arc from left to right m the back row Beverly Bartels, Jeanie Sampson, Jeanme Anderson. Janice Englcsgjcrd. Francis Roe. Reta Grau. Pat Jinks. Bob Koester, and Mike Reuter. In the second row are Sharon Hamilton. Miss Sena Aden who is the sponsor. Kaye Schnurr. Pam Nuss. Linda Reno, John Koester, and Dan Furman. Pictured in the front row are Carol Mayes, Carol Ann Johnson. Susan Felton, and Pat Reddish. WE FIND PLEASURE IN KNOWLEDGE Gallia est omnis divisia in partes tres” may mean nothing to you, but to the members of the Latin Club these words written by Caesar begin the story of his Gallic Wars. Latin Club is the oldest language club in Alliance High School. It is sponsored by Miss Sena Aden. Officers are Kaye Schnurr, president; Sharon Hamilton, vice president; Reta Grau, secretary; and Susan Felton, treasurer. To be eligible for membership one must have taken one year of Latin or be enrolled in a Latin class. The highlight of the year is the Roman banquet held each spring. Ancient customs are observed and Roman costumes are worn. A menu of Roman food is served. Altogether the spring banquet is a gala occasion. 27

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Spiritual growth, mental development, and physical improvement are the ideals inspiring the Y-Teen program Key to the success of the diverse program is the cabinet, or committee chairmen. Responsible for the smooth functioning of the largest Y-Teen Organization in the state of Nebraska is Beverly Hiles, president. She is assisted by Jane Woodham, vice president; Donna Kisicki, secretary; and Helen McDonald, treasurer. Mrs Glen Fiebig and Mrs. Rex Myers, co-sponsors for the Y-Teens, wait for president Beverly Hiles to call the meeting to order. Y-TEENS SEEK SIGNIFICANT INNER LIFE Important to the Y-Tcens are the cabinet members. Left to right standing are Mary Scoggin, Barbara Merritt, Helen McDonald, Marta Jean Myers, Winona Woodworth, Geri Lichty, Karen Colerick, Janet Hunter, and Donna Kisicki. In the front rou are Peggy Felton, Marilyn Jelinek, Maria Stalos, Beverly Hiles, Anna Mae Mitchell, Diana Craig, Jane Woodham, Pat Jinks, and Jan Englesgjerd.