Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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TIME PASSES - The pace of school activities is slowing down by late afternoon. Of course, classes still continue. The American government students discuss current problems while the speech class practices introductory paragraphs. As usual, between classes there is never a dull moment in the hall. Students in Mr. Hovorka's American government class become familiar with the United Nations. Steve Ferguson and John Koester display this model which they assembled. Pam Hall and Andrew Nace stop for a friendly chat before going to their sixth period classes. Must I use a mike? asks Jeanie Sampson. Dick Misch-,£3 m ■ nick insists as he adusts the mike.

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AFTERNOON Lunch time is over and the 1:00 p.m. bell has rung. Students are now in their homerooms, listening to the announcements that were earlier put in the teacher's boxes by the office secretary. This homeroom period is used for organization and class meetings. During the activity period of every second and fourth Tuesday, the students with A books are given Spuds by a member of the school paper staff. Library assistants often meet during this time under the supervision of Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Copple. offic© secretary, appears to enjoy putting the mail into the teachers' new mail boxes. Roseann Barry hands out the Spuds to Eileen Rietz and Larry Schwaderer'during activity period. With all of these helpers, everyone should be able to find the right book. Left to right, are: Stuart Hoyle. Mike Stewart. Joanne Stilley. Susie Felton. Bill Wilson and Fred Lawrence. 12

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AFTER SCHOOL Although school is over for another day, there are still some who participate in extracurricular activities. Some of the girls who stay behind can be found doing excercises in G.A.A., while the office helpers gather in front of the office to relate their experiences of the day. The janitors can always be found performing some of their many chores, such as fixing lockers. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Wilmott repair a broken locker. We must do our excercises! chant the G.A.A. girls. We didn't know that working in the office could Left to right are: Clarice Ritter, Sally Barrett, Bartlett, Doug Bedient. be so much fun. agree the office helpers. Carol Jean Miller, Linda H • I Iyer. Vaughn