Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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It has been the custom for many years for the Pep Club to form a double “spirit line on the football field before each game. As the cheerleaders lead the team through this aisle of girls onto the field, one can hear the Pep Clubs voices raised in cries for victory. All students gather in the school auditorium for the Pep Rally, where they cheer for the team and excitedly await the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. For the second year in a row. the Class of ’59 wins first place with their float. This year with the “heavenly creation the senior class theme was “Bulldogs Will Shine. Adding extra beauty to the float are senior class-members Judy Libsack and Sina Taylor. m. 1 % 3P

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Lindy Amen and her hall decoration committee cleverly Our four lovely majorettes, Judy Wright, Jane Woodham. Kaye Schnurr, and carry out the decoration theme, “Shoot for Space.” Julianne Hempel, brave freezing weather to lead the band through another successful performance. Shortly after the school year starts, even before the excitement of the “first days” fades, preparations begin for one of the most important all-school activities of the year—Homecoming. Clubs and classes co-operate in building beautiful floats. The band prepares for the popular half-time performance. Suspense increases for everyone—“Will we win?” “Who will be Homecoming Queen?” ROYALTY AND ATHLETES SHARE LIMELIGHT The A-Club presents Queen Celinda Mounts and her attendants at the Pep Rally.

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Tom Wright, Jeanie Sampson, Lindy Amen, and Rick Graham are shown in a scene from the Junior Class Play, “Who Dunit?” THE CAST Alex Arlington Miss Jenkins Muriel Isabelle Michael ....... Annie Harry Andrew Flo Vivian Oiiell George Brewster Tom Wright Linda Keno Lindy Amen Jeanie Sampson Rick Graham ...... Jan Brice Arthur Hudson Mac Regester Marlene Annable Kaye Schnurr John Sayre VARIETY CHARACTERIZES LATE FALL ACTIVITIES As the autumn season -advances and only memories are left of Homecoming, school life settles into a quieter but continuous hum of activities. Special programs are offered in many classes; the Student Council introduces a Sadie Hawkins Day: clubs keep a busy schedule; the juniors give their class play. Before anyone is aware of the passage of time. Thanksgiving vacation has arrived. United States Agronomist Charles Fenster and FFA members Ken Huck. Larry Craig. Dale Berry, and Monte Morrison examine a clodding machine as part of the Stubble Mulch Judging Contest. This contest was the first of its kind to be held in the United States. 24