Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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The school board Is the policy making body of Alliance Public Schools. The administration could well be classified as a machine, each part working in cooperation with all others to achieve the one desired result of better education for our students. As a result of their combined efforts, the citizens of Alliance can be proud of the teachers, students, and facilities of the Alliance Public School System. Principal Leslie Chamberlin fakes time for a phone call whi!e discussing an administrative problem with Superintendent of Schools L. E. Morrison and Assistant Superintendent Mr. Norval Trout. Mrs. Margaret Copple takes notes on the transactions. We appreciate our heritage of public education Gene Newswanger. Glen Rebig. President J. W. Keebaugh. Vice-President Robert Morgan and Howard Wiseman listen as Sec-retary Lyle Stephens reads the minutes of the previous School Board meeting. 15

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The office assistants and the library assistants offer valuable help not only to faculty members they assist but also to the entire student body. Pictured above are Melanie Saxton. Linda Munger. Pot Colburn. Lorraine Hari-mon Amy Sandburg and Sally Barrett, who are office assistants, and Paul Matejka. Bill Wilson. Dick Bilstein, Sande Phillips and Lorraine Evans, the library assistants. WE VALUE . . . their services Mr. Thomas May serves as guidance director at AHS. He directs the administration of tests in the school system, assists in the interpretation of tests, records, and other information for teachers and students, and helps students register for courses, select post high school training, and understand themselves as they relate to their school record. Our school nurse provides many services to the students of A.H.S. Mrs. Theima Merritt takes Kay Reitz's temperature. Kay seems to be a little perplexed. 14

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MR. JAMES AMBLER, M.A. MRS. ALICE NELSON. A.B. MR. LESTER HUNT, A.B. Faculty friends Science and math excel in developing quantitative and orderly thinking. Lines, angles, and geometric figures are the chief interest of the geometry and trigonometry teacher, Mr. Lester Hunt. Algebra I and II are taught by Mrs. Alice Nelson. Mrs. Nelson is also annual advisor and junior class sponsor. The other math classes are taught by the head basketball coach, Mr. James Ambler. Mr. Ambler also teaches world history and is an assistant football coach. Biology, the science of living organisms, is taught by Mr. James Patterson. The chemistry and physics teacher, Mr. Fred Peterson, has a talent for combining the principles of science with everyday life. Mr. David Foster teaches chemistry Quiet! The bell has rung, exclaims Mr. Furman. He smiles as he brings his class . . . . attention in addition to his classes at the junior high school. MR. FRED PETERSEN. A.B. MR. DAVID FOSTER. B.S. MR. JAMES PATTERSON. B.S. 16