Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Greetings To the Student Body of the Alliance High School: The close of school draws near. Your work for the year has been done. What the high school has done this year—the standard of scholarship maintained, the hearty spirit of co-operation between faculty and students retained, and the enlarging of that unswerving loyalty to the commendable spirit which puts the welfare of the high school always the first thing to be considered —these are largely the result of your endeavor; and you have reason to take pride in what has been accomplished. It is greatly to be hoped that every one of you who are undergraduates will return to the high school next year to carry forward the splendid movements to which you have been a party this year. Cordially yours, W. R. PATE.

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THE SPUI) 9. “Spud” With the season 1913-’14 was the High School periodical resumed -with the following staff, elected by the faculty, in charge: Editor in Chief Julia Frankie, '14 Associate Editor Dorothy Smith, ’15 Business Manager Max Wilcox, ’14 Assistant Business Mgr. Bernard Holsten, ’15 Subscription Manager Michael Nolan, ’14 Asst. Subscription Manager Nell Tash, ’15 Organization Editor Vernon Hamilton, ’17 Exchange Editor Marion Mote, ’16 Athletic Editor David Beach, ’15 Paul Thomas, Helen Hewett, Edna Donavon, and Lydia Hunzicker were elected by their respective classes and May Nation, ’14 editor of Chapel Notes, Hattie Renswold, ’14, assistant of the Organization Editor; and the Staff Artists Edna Bowman ’16 and Mary Baker '15 were appointed by the Staff. What work has been accomplished by these students is left to the reader to discern and the student-body to appreciate. After one year’s activity and pronounced success, the publication had been dropped owing to failure of support and it was not without misgivings that the Staff entered upon its duties in October. They feel satisfied to recognize their work in completion as a good beginning for an important phase of High School Advertisement and they leave with the production of their labors a most sincere hope that this endeavor may be successfully shouldered each coming year with the enthusiasm and ardor expedient to a prosperous issue. From the “Courier”—“My teacher explored my books and desk yesterday.” “What did she get?” “Oh, what an explorer usually gets—enough material for a lecture.” Sap: “Be mine and you will be treated like an angel.” Susie: “Yes, I suppose so. Nothing to eat and less to wear. No, I thank you.” Blushes may come and blushes may go, but freckles go on forever. In Caesar Class “Caesar loved the Irish.” “Why?” “When he came to the Rhine he proposed to Bridget.”