Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Not quite spring The yearbook goes to press by March I, but this summer a supplement will be sent to each yearbook subscriber. As a result the spring activities will be completely covered. The prom, track, golf, County Government Day, Boys' State and Girls' State, Dudes and Dolls Day, senior class night and graduation will be among the events included in the supplement of the '61 Bulldog. Put that ball and bat away. You know it isn't spring. Jim Kettel- hut has spring fever far too early to suit Sally Barrett. Senior yearbook staff members are planning the first yearbook supplement ever produced in Alliance High School. 28

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GAA officer! plan season's activities. President, Barbara Stewart: vice-president. Connie Johnson: secretary, Jean Fod-ness, treasurer, Sherry Padgett, and sponsor, Miss Woodhams. The time has come, the walrus said, to speak of many things, of shoes and ships and sealing wax; and cabbages and kings. The special events of the many organizations and the extracurricular activities keep the Alliance students in a whirl of excitement. You'd be pleased too, says Julianne Hempel. She has just been told that she has won the DAR Citizenship Award. When the Saints Go Marching In is a familiar tune played by the Pep Band at every home basketball game. 27

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CLUBS PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP Concentrated efforts toward one goal . . . services performed for the school and community . . . keeping school spirit alive . . . experience gained in agricultural techniques ... a thought provoking discussion of Nebraska's government . . en- joyment of a foreign language ... a group of good sportsmen . . . the coordinated abilities of club members . . . working together to create a common bond of fellowship. These you will become aware of as we stroll through A.H.S. 29