Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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HOMECOMING — ALLIANCE STYLE As autumn leaves begin drifting slowly to the ground, Alliance High School students celebrate the highlight of the football season, Homecoming. Autumn, with its games, parties and good times that seem to accompany it, is in full evidence on Homecoming. The choosing and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and attendants to reign over the event, the annual band performances, the burning of the A, the pep rally, the parade, and the gay decorations make it an event which is enjoyed by the entire student body. Marlene Annable. Sharon Littrell. Mary Hofmann. Cheryl Saxton, and Ruth Nissen watch as Millie Gomez puts the finishing touches on the hall decorations. The A-Club surrounds their Homecoming Queen, Sharon Hamilton, and attendants. Jan Brice and Clarice Ritter. The A-Club members are. from left to right: Dick Stephens. Dick Trabert. Van Galloway, Larry Christensen. Jim Kettlehut. Ken Lincoln. Bill Wilson, Jary Phillip, Ray Hesse. John Anderson. Charles Rusk, Warren Herman, Mac Regester, Jim Worthley. Lemoine Trout. Bill Regan. Dick O’Brien, Ivan Kinser, and Dennis Stark. 26

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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

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Winning first place honors in the Homecoming parade with their float. The Verdict is Victory. are the Y-Teens. Susan Felton was chairman of the float committee. The band goes all the way for the team, and shows it with the decorating of the bells of the sousaphones with the letters A.H.S. The sousaphone players are Richard Cowles, Perry Harding. and Loren Studt. This, indeed, is the climax to an event that took a lot of planning to bring about the desired effect. Closing the Homecoming activities for another year is a dance held at the City Auditorium, to which both the present and the past Alliance High School students are invited. School spirit is warmly and full expressed by the Pep Club girls on Homecoming, when they cheer the football team to victory. 27