Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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The Situ (',. II. WILLIAMS Principal G. H. Williams received his pedagogical education at the Peru State Normal, from which he graduated in 1906. The year following he entered his chosen profession in the High school of Chadron, where he remained two years. In 1909 he came to Alliance, where he has since remained, first as physical director, and during the past year as principal, which position he retains for the ensuing year. During his two years stay in Alliance he lias coached the buys’ basket-ball team with such success that they have obtained the championship of Western Nebraska. Mr. Williams has proved himself highly competent in the performance of his duties and it is expectations and the return in with pleasurable that his co workers students of the High school are looking forward to his 1911. During the past year we have had in our midst another of Peru's graduates, Professor .1. A. Hanna of the class of 190 . The year following his graduation, the High school of Auburn reaped the benefit of his brilliance, but in 1909 he came to Alliance, where his successful coaching of the debating team and all else that he has undertaken have given exhibition of unusual ability. Next year he will take up his duties as principal of the Sidney High school, where we have no doubt that he will win for himself a place in the foremost rank. j. A. IlANN'A r.

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The Spud Vor, 1. Ai.manck. Nkbkaska, May, 11(10 No. h Pkopkssow I). W. Hayks President-Elect of the Peril State Normal and Retiring Superintendent of the Alliance Pit.v Schools 5

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I'iii-: Snn Miss Lulu E. Wirt, teacher of languages in the Alliance High school for the past three.years, has accepted the position for a fourth school term. Before coming to Alliance she taught in the High schools of Falls City and Fairbury, She holds a B. A. degree of the State University. As an appreciation of her ability she was elected president of the Latin section of the State Teach ers’ association in 190b. Indeed, she has taken one of the foremost places among the language teachers of the state, and Alii ance is especially fortunate in securing so capable a member for their faculty. Miss Ida B. Johnson is a grad mite of the Peru State Normal in the class of 1(J »7. Before her entrance at Peru, she took a three years' course at the United Brethren college at York, Xe braska. In 1907 she came to Alliance to take up her duties as principal of the Emerson school. In 1910 she became a member of the High school faculty, and has since had special charge, of the Normal Training classes. Along this line and in her English work she has proved her efficiency to the utmost. Alliance appreciates her ability and rejoices that she will return to her duties in 1911. MISS IDA li. JOHNSON 7