Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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EXCLUSIVE WOMEN S WEAR ALLIANCE NORTH PLATTE i --| Life’s Best Lesson Be Neal in Appearance Learn this, along with the other things that high school has given you, and you are in a fair way to success. The best way to be neat in appearance is to have your clothing cleaned once a month and pressed every week. SEND YOUR GARMENTS TO Keep Heat +

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Typewriting wards Won By Senlros During the school year 1925-26, the following typewriting awards have been won by Seniors: Awards from the Smith Typewriting Company: Certificates for writing thirty net words a minute were won by the following people Ruth Schill, Lucille Dickinson. James Cribble, Florence Whitlock, Esther Feag-ins and Viola Harms. Bronze pins for writing forty net words a minute were awarded to Ruth Schill and Vera Lowrv. Silver pins for writing at the rate of fifty net words per minute for fifteen minutes with not more than fifteen errors were won by the following Seniors: Vera Lowry, Lucille Dickinson and James Cribble. Three members of the Senior class received Excellent Scholarship h o n o r s this year. They were Ruth Schill. Vera Lowry and John Barker. Lydia Foley and Anna Wing had grades which would entitle them to this honor had they attended Alliance High School for a long enough time. Superintendent of Schools —Ah. such eager, earnest little faces, this morning You. my little man. is it today's lessons that make you thoughtful? Johnnie — No. sir: I’m wondering what I'll get when teacher discovers that frog in the box she took from me. Edward: I hear that Ed- gar has made a million dollars in the past six months Edwin: That so? How did he do it? Edward: He established a chain of barber shops for men only. Awards from tlie Remington Typewriting Company'. Awards from the Remington Typewriting Company: The Remington Typewriting Company issues certificates to those students who write at the rate of twenty-five net words per minute with no more than ten errors. Certificates were sent to the following members of the Senior class: Raymond Wy- rens, Leo Anderson, Eileen Dietlein, Wayne Thompson. Vera Lowry, James Cribble, Fred Nelson, Florence W hitlock and Eula Nelson. Silver pins, given for writing at least forty net words per minute with no more than seven errors, were won by Lucille Dickinson and Wayne Thompson. Sing a song of calories. Pockets full of pie— Every body’s sneaking things Eating on the sly! Mother is reducing, So is sister Mat: Everyone is keeping tab I nderneath her hat. When you see a “confab. ' You know what it’s about. It will be somebody thin Telling someone stout: “You can lose a dozen pounds In a week or so And. really, I am not at all Hungry, dear, you know.” Sing a song of calories. Pockets full of pie Even Pa is sneaking things. Eating on the sly: For he says while they get thin. He doesn’t want to die! —Hygeia Georgette: So you are in love with the girl? Have you taken any steps to win her hand? Ceorge: Steps! W hy. I’ve taken ’em from every darning teacher in town. MAKE THE— First national Bank —YOUR BANK Quality and Seruice Quality assures you the best of everything for your table. Service assures you prompt delivery and courtesy. Use the I hone Mallery Grocery Co. PREST-O-LITE Batteries DODGE BROS. Motor Cars —Sales and Service Experts in testing and repairing all electrical equipment on your car. Phone No. 6.1 Schafer Auto Supply