Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Maybe it's just out of gaj, confides Elaine Adkins to Linda Stephens. Entire Student Body Sharing a common purpose, both the driver's education course and the nurse work for the safety and well-being of students. The increase in traffic fatalities has made the importance of driver's training more evident than ever before. In driver's education, the idea is stressed that one must drive to protect himself and everyone else. While driver's education seeks to prevent accidents, the nurse stands by to treat the minor mishaps that are often a part of school life. In addition, she makes an annual health inspection to assure that learning is not hindered by easily solved health problems. A temperature of 98.7° wouldn't seem to indicate a serious ailment, remarks school nurse Mrs. Merritt to Debbie Malcolm.

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MR. ROBERT MORRIS, B.S. MRS. ESTHER MYERS, M.A. Driver's Education Librarian Checking up on the eating habits of the North American Brontosaurus, Pat Wiltsey makes use of a seldom-read book. Either indulging in reading for pleasure or completing research assignments, all A.H.S. students flock to the library. This year, new shelves were added to accommodate the steady inflow of books. By owning 4,600 books and subscribing to 58 magazines, the library lends enough variety to capture the interest of every student. SPECIAL SERVICES Benefit Curious library assistants Linda Schneider, Marvin Powell, Sharon Groslcopf, Mary Anne Chamberlain, John Petersen, Ginger Johnson and Gloria Hulquist look up the meaning of the word senioritis. 24

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SCHOOL LIFE