Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Although climbing makes him dizzy, Mr. Glenn Worley, our regular photographer, begins snapping pictures of the different activities as they commence each fall. ACTIVITIES ABOUND— IN EARLY FALL A little work, a little play, to keep us going . . . and so good day!” says the old rhyme. For such a tiny poem, it packs a great deal of wisdom. For most of us, work means school studies and play” means a recreative social life. At Alliance High the play begins as school commences each fall. David Van Dusen proudly shows his Hi-Y pin to Howard Betty Merritt and Paul Thiessen wear a smile as Dunsmore as Howard points to the pin. remarking he they recall State Music Clinic where each was has one too. awarded first chair in his division. Jack Farley proudly displays a Go-Team Go vest to Carolyn Cole while Carolyn looks at the vest inquisitively. 24 l

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CAMPUS AND CUSTOMS 23

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Early fall finds all clubs and extracurricular groups reorganizing, planning special events, many of which involve the entire student body, and working on various other activities. Many activities planned by these groups are traditional but variety adds zest to the year. In this section of the Bulldog we hope to give a glance at some of the year's highlights. I f Our three talented and lovely majorettes, Julienne Hempei Kaye Schnurr and Judy Wright, brave freezing weather to lead the band through another musical marching season. Richard Loomis. Roger Lehl, and Tom Romiclc placed fourth, second and first respectively, in the District Eight Stubble Mulch Judging Contest. Mrs. Wilma Wenninger discusses plans for the Y- Teen Fall Conference, to be held in Alliance, with Cheryl Stull, district president, and Rita Grau, host town president. 25