Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

 - Class of 1925

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The Spud 7 Senior Jlctiuities Senior activities ilii- year have been well attended both by the Seniors and ! y a spirit of loyalty and class patriotism. “Ihe Whole lown s lalking, Senior class play, was given May 5, and was met by the approval of a full house. Matinee and evening performances of the plav were given and at the evening presentation over a dozen people were turned away, with not even standing room available. The cast for The Whole Town's Talking” was as fid-lows: Henry Simmons Mrs. Simmons Fthel Simmons ('.hosier Binney Huger Shields I.etty Lythe Donald Swift Taxi Driver I ila Wilson Sal lie Otis Sadie Bloom Annie, the Maid Mrs. Jackson Jackson Girls .....Glen Worley Florence Lotspeich Alice Prettyman William Zieg ....................Lee Trabert Opal Zink Kenneth Hanks ......... Arthur Mann ..............Nellie Sturgeon Margaret Vanderlas Stella Moore Ruth Hutchinson Dorothv McGall Fdith Mewhirter and Jewell Price Senior Sneak Dav. the annual class picnic was Friday. May 22. Bright and early that morning the cars, furnished by the students, started for Ghadron State Park. Picnic lunches were eaten at the park after various experiences and the Seniors again saw the lights of Alliance that night. The other picnic held by the Senior class was at the ranch home of Kenneth Banks. ’2.A, Friday, May 1. This class had been guests when they were Juniors and thoroughly enjoyed both trips. The generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Banks in literally turning over their home to the young people for their enjoyment, will never lie forgotten. All Seniors were ordered to .save the night of May 28. They were to lie kept in the dark about the happenings of this night until they arrived. Programs for Baccalaureate. Recognition Day. Class Night, and Commencement Night are given elsewhere in this issue.

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6 I he Spud Class Poem Really a class of doers. Future, present and past. The stories of its great deeds For many ages will last. It’s roll is tilled with notables; All will gain glory and fame Statesmen, poets and actors Journalists and builders we claim. They will all be factors In fulfilling the class’ name. Oliver is our leading genius A president, and classmate tine. Dorothy is our editor The writer of printed line. William, a man of talent Great things in this world will do. Ruth, though capable, is modest. But accomplishments will be hers. too. Russell, with unbounded energy Will win, through storm and strife. Florence, with paeid dignity. Will make a success of life. Glen shall be our statesman And in affairs of the nation will deal. Marie shall a nurse become And the wounds of injured will heal. These are only a few of our members Whose future we have foretold. But the others will all be prosperous And the future of the world will mold. Already they have done much Throughout their years of school. Taking their part in activities. And upholding the Golden Rule. Their fellows on the Honor Roll And in the Hall of Fame. In each Literary doing And every athletic game. They have upheld the standards For which all classes strive. Truly a group of leaders— The Class or Twenty-Five.” Donald Dotson. Class Song First Chorus: As we leave our old High forever And soon will forgotten be As we struggle on in this world of hope Shall not one memory flee. Now the time has come for leaving Jn our dear old Senior High, We must leave its walls for once and all And prepare to say goodbye. Second Chorus: When we have drifted afar from Alliance, And the friends of the old A. H. S. When we’re boldted down with the cares of our own. And we’re parted from all the rest. When our thoughts wander back to school days. And the hours of enjoyment and zest. The soft spot of old will warm every cold In a heart that will not forget. Tune Then Maybe I Will Forget.”



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8 The Spi d Baccdlduredte Program—UUg 25 Processional .................................................... Martha Miller Imocatiiin ............................................. Rev. C. Burkholder Holy. Holy. Holy ........................................................ Heber Chorus from Girls’ and Boys' Glee Club Scripture and Prayer Key. 0. 1). Lee “Day Is Dying in the West Lathburg Chorus and Congregation Vocal Solo ......... ...................... Mrs. J. S. Rhein Sermon—“The Fountain of Progress” Dean Gramly “All Joy Be Thine” ...................................................Sanderson J. R. Dailey Benediction ................................ Rev. McDaniels Commencement Program—TTldq 29 Processional Kula Adamson 'Sylvia” Speaks Chorus from Girls’ and Boys' Glee Club Invocation....... Rev. E. H. Clark Selection ........................................................ Male Quartette Messrs. It. F. knorr, J. It. Dailey. W . F. Shrimpton. H. I). Slidlenlrerger Address Dr. I). J. Ferguson, Astoria. Oregon Saxophone Solo Wayne Threlkcld Presentation of Diplomas ..................................... Mrs. J. A. Mallerv Awarding of Excellent Scholarship Honors Prill. M. It. Colson Vocal Duet Mrs. Donovan and Mrs. Rhein Benediction Rev. C. A. Burkholder

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