Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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............... mi, | APPRECIATION [ ].iiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiniiciiiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii(]iiiiiiiiiiiiC3iiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiii:iiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiir]iiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiicimii.iiiiiic]iiiMiiiiiiit]ii!iiiiiiiiiC3i!iiiii!iii:'« Owing to the fact that five of our teachers are not returning next car. a word of thanks is hereby extended to them for their many and considerate deeds and faithful wo:k while in the Alliance High School. Miss Georgia Canfield is leaving us at the end of the year for a government position. While teaching in the A. H. S. she has been Sponsor of two classes—1916 and 1921. This is proof enough of her popularity with the students. Since the war began, she has put forth her best efforts toward the conservation of foods in the Domestic Science class and has helped the Red Cross Society in every way possible. Miss Bertha Wilson, who has been the instructor in the commercial department for the past few years, altho’ not returning here next year, is undecided as to what line she will follow. Miss Wilson has been a general favorite with the whole student body and will be gfeatly missed by those who remain here as well as the members of the class of 1917, whose Sponsor she was. Mr. T. R. Crawford, who has been the Principal for the past three years, is going to Chadron, Nebraska, as Superintendent of city schools, next year. We are sorry to lose Mr. Crawford for he has done much good both as an instructor and athletic coach. Thru his efforts football was introduced in the A. H. S. and has been very successful in returning the boys in school. As Spud Advisor he has helped us obtain our high standard with other High Schools. Miss Mary Wilson, for the past three years instructor of Latin and German in the A. H. S., will not be with us after this year. Miss Wilson has proved herself an excellent teacher and made everyone her friend. The Latin club has thrived under her direction. Her extensive travel in Europe has enabled her to give a better view of the historical places of Latin stories. She has endeared herself to every heart by her lovable nature and gentle manners. With regret we see her leave. Miss Alva Read has been with us only one year, but during that time she has become everyone’s friend. Her ability as a coach of girls’ basket ball is proven in the fact that the A. H. S. holds the northwestern Nebraska Championship. Her many clever and original ideas have furnished many enjoyments to the High School and Faculty. As Faculty Spud Editor she has shown her genius along the writing line. The loss of Miss Read will be greatly felt by the High School. The three teachers who will return next year are Mr. W. R. Pate, Superintendent of city schools; Mr. A. P. Stockdale, who is elected Principal, and Miss Mabel Clayton.

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THE SPI’H BERTHA WILSON Commercial Cotner University, A. B„ Lincoln Business College. Previous experience in Fairbury and Blair high schools. Taught five years in A. H. S. ALVA READ Mathematics, Physical Science Peru Normal, University of Nebraska, A. B. Post Graduate work in University of Nebraska, Phi Beta Kappa. Previous experience as principal at Juniata, and Adams High Schools. One year in A. H. S. MABEL CLAYTON History, Normal Training University of Nebraska, A. B. in Shelby and Cozad high school. A. H. S. Will remain next year. Previous experience Taught one year in V MARY WILSON Language University of Nebraska, A. B.. Columbia University, Post Graduate work in Germany. Previous experience in Laurell and Neleigh high schools. Taught two years in A. H. S. 4

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