Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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cZZOm ' ch MATFIEMATICS Under the guiding hands of these math teachers the seeds are planted which will mature into tomorrow's astronomers, teachers, and engineers. Mr. Larsen, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Burns, Mrs. Kuncl, and Miss Hartwell con- verse about common math prob- lems. SCIENCE ln the department of science, the mysteries of the world we live in are unveiled To a con- stantly surprised and bewildered audience. Mr. Brown shows a biology maga- zine to Mr. Johnson, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Coburn, and' Mr. Taylor.

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'MWP mu By learning about our neigh- bors' backgrounds and culture we can better understand their actions. If we can learn to under- stand them now we will know how to cope with them in the future. Comparing history books are Mr. Dexter, Mrs. Lichty, and Mr. Co- burn. SUCHAIL. STUDHES Our social science teachers never tire of leading us back through the past to learn knowl- edge for the future. The path is long, but our teachers are always there to guide us on it we become dis- couraged. Keeping up on current events is a requisite for history teachers as Mr. Zempel and Mrs. Nelson prove while talking about current event magazines to Mr. Grossart and Mr. Burkhart.

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vw? D amswze QZN VUMCA-ATHONAL TR.-QMINHNG With a look toward the future, the classes in homemaking, me- chanical drawing, shop, and agri- culture are designed to prepare us for adult life. Mr. Shannon watches Miss Hoover examine a hand fooled purse. Mr. Nelson looks on. FCDREHGN LANGUAGE Latin and Spanish keep us fas- cinated and absorbed as we learn about different languages. Mrs. Fiebig and Miss Hartwell dis- cuss the relationship between Span- ish and Latin. COMMERCIAL The door to the business world is opened for us in our iunior and senior years with courses in typing, shorthand and bookkeep- ing. Talking about commercial subiects are Miss Schiebel, Mrs. Fiebeg, Mrs. Scudder, and Mr. Maxey.