Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Music anc In a well-balanced program, music plays an important role in the instilling of unity, cooperation and teamwork among the students. Music not only gives a feeling of achievement to the students but also reinforces other school activities. The carry over of the appreciation of music in later life is undoubtedly the greatest contribution of public school music; this is attested by the fine church choirs, city band and the community concerts in Alliance. Superintendent L. E. Morrison MR. ARTHUR JENSEN. M.A. Band Director Dance Band Director MR. ROBERT KIESER. B.A. Vocal Music Director American History ‘You're good, Ross Graham, but sometimes we could throttle you, warns Larry Moomey.

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MR. ROBERT MORRIS. B.S. Drivers Education Athletics Encourage Logical Thinking Precision, accuracy and clear thinking are not limited to the field of mathematics. Drivers Training develops these in a style peculiar to the subject. My car won't start, Mr. Morris, grumbles Jan Brock. 27 Prove this and I'll accept your answer. states Mr. Hunt to trig student Pat Myszkowski.

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Physical Education Enrich the Curriculum Keeping physically fit has become a national concern so it is proper that physical education should be a required course. Agility, co-ordination, and sportsmanship are given their share of attention. Volleyball, basketball, tumbling, trampoline, softball, and tennis are some of the various sports offered students. Throughout the year these sports offer healthful recreation to all .boys and girls in Alliance High. MRS. NONA ROTEN, B.S. MR. ORVILLE HERRING, B.S. Physical Education Physical Education Pep Club Sponsor G.A.A. Sponsor 29 Only four more miles to go, laughs Mrs. Thelma Merritt, our school nurse.