Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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THE SPUD 9 With of anotht will) wort sons learned, stronger. And w,,.. those who have lived earnestly the past year, that satisfied feeling which succeeds a things done, and done well, and which gives a keen sense of pleasure beyond any momentary joy. There is for such a person an added zest for the future, an eager anticipation of the golden opportunities befj The spri meant tU hopes an den in tl although breaking ionships working thal the i1 store for r ness for the Of course all tilings will not be as bright as our dreams picture them, for it is never so, but may we have the strength and courage to stand up in the face of disappointments for the lie! our lesso Me cl I W cl N great hid “Si found and iroiu pan is of grour HH dents, pie, yet InnH nishes 29 out o fee eager been well-prepared during our High School course. For this we, the student body, and especially the Seniors, through the columns of our High School paper, wish to thank the faculty for the great interest they have shown in us, for the patience they have shown when we were unruly, given us in ood exam-we were lls. s was 0 lias nn this 6 presi-sidents, he Hall it of our Follege peo-centage fur-Te’ 51 governors of states and territories, 61 of the United States senators, 272 out of the 435 congressmen, and 9 out of the 9 Supreme Court judges.” —Ex.

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THE SPUD Published bi-monthly, during the school year, by the students of the Alliance High School SUBSCRIPTION, FIFTY CENTS. SINGLE COPIES, FIFTEEN CENTS Entered at the Post Office at Alliance, Nebraska, for Transmission Through the Mails as Second Class Matter Staff-1915-1916 Editor-m-Chief ...... Associate Editor................. Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Subscription Manager Assistant Subscription Manager Organization Editor Exchange Editor Athletic Editor .............-............. Staff Artist............................... Marian Mote Lester llarvev Norman Newberry ..... Hugh Davenport Janet Grassman Tressa Vandervoort Ethel Clary Waller Williams Howard Bennett Jeannette Haney Faculty Members Mr. W. R. Pate............................ Superintendent City Schools Mr. T. R. Crawford........................ Principal, History, Physics Mr. Rex Truman.......................................... Mathematics Mr. A. P. Stockdale . English, Normal Training Miss Eva Sherdeman ................................. Latin, German Miss Georgia Canfield ........................ Domestic Art Cooking Mr. E. Q. Perry.........................Agriculture, Manual Training Miss Bertha Wilson ................................... Commercial Class Editors Senior ......Mildred Campbell Sophomore Ethel Nation Junior........Jeannette Haney Freshmen Mabel Young

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10 THE SPUD Faculty If we work upon marble, it will perish; if we work upon brass, time will efface it; if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust; but if we work upon immortal minds, if we imbue them with principles, with the just fear of God and love of our fellow-men, we engrave on these tablets something that will brighten to all eternity. —Daniel Webster. W. R. PATE, City School Superintendent. T. R. CRAWFORD, Principal High School History and Science. Boys’ Athletic Coach. E. Q. PERRY, Manual Training—Agriculture. Girls’ Basket Ball Coach. EVA SHERDEMAN, Latin ami German.