Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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. ,. :,, To you. Mr. Blinde. we dedicafe fhis annual. Wi+h your inexhauslible palience you have molded our choirs info precision groups. Because per- feclion is your creed our vocal deparfmenf is recognized wilh praise. Your inleresl' in us. lhe sludenfs. your willingness fo cooperale. and your friendly personalily have made you our favorile. To you. who have given so much lo our school and fo fhe sfudenls, we pay lhis lribufe as our fhanlcs.

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THE SHIFTING SANDS Where The Tarm lands leave oTT and The rugged Sandhills begin you climb a hill and scan The vasT expanse oT sand and hills ThaT characTerize our naTive sTaTe. A seemingly endless landscape oT hills is spread beTore us, no Two hills alike in shape or size. buT each bearing iTs Trademarks oT yucca. sagebrush, and naTive grasses and Tlowers. A Tra- diTional Tour-wire Tence divides This land among The ranchers who make Their living Trom iT. A Teeling oT awe capTures you as you sTand on The hill Tor you Teel as if you have enTered anoTher world. All is so quieT and peaceTul in This silenT world ThaT you become un- aware oT The problems oT liTe. From your vanTage poinT you shield your eyes Trom The glaring aTTernoon sun and you gaze upon The obsTacles ThaT are a mark oT civilizaTion in This silenT world. A windmill, an auTo gaTe. a lone cow or horse, a ranch-These are The only Things ThaT break This barren landscape. A Tamiliar melancholy wind blows The sand around your TeeT-The only sound ThaT breaks This impressive silence. These are The Nebraska Sandhills. They are as Tamiliar To us as our own backyards buT how seldom we Take The Time To appreciaTe Their beauTy. We oT The i957 Bulldog STaTT have chosen Tor our Theme The ShiTTing Sands - a TribuTe To a TorgoTTen landscape.

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