Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Om? MUSIC Under the competent guidance of these men our choir, band, and orchestra are molded into perfection. After long hours of patient practice and drill they train musical groups of which Alliance will always be proud. Mr. Rounds admires the new choir robes displayed by Mr. Blinde. Mr. Toenias looks on. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Exercise is only one of the many aims of the physical edu- cation classes, iust as important is the learning of team coopera- tion. Mr. Corder, Miss Vahrenkamp, and Mr. Borg are seen in the new gym discussing its advantages. CUACHES The coaches spend many, seemingly endless hours train- ing the football, basketball, and track looys into teams which the school and town can be proud to claim. Mr. Taylor, Mr. Zempel, Mr. Gros- sart, Mr. Corder, and Mr. Larsen gain confidence for the future while looking at the past.

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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.

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77eopZe Save Om xc xy A I I V - 'gif Z G- gl ,L tx' M 4 i i. X k XX The smiling group behind the ggur-ner is Mrs, Meffin, Mrs, Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Andrews are enioying a display in the Mounts, Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Copple. SSFHOF high school library. Mr. Pryor explains the heating gauge to Mr. Wilmott and Mr. Jorgenson. As you finish this page you have completed the faculty section - but before you go to the next page, pause a minute and think of all the things our teachers have done for us to help us on our road to adult life. Now, another year has come and gone and we still haven't found the answer to the universal question-how do they manage to keep us forever snowed under? The endless special services per- formed for us by the nurse, the sec- retaries, the librarians, and the cus- todians could never be appreciated enough. Although these services are sometimes not seen, they are so im- portant to us that our school could not function without them.