Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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MISS NONA WOODHAMS. B.S. are indispensable Music educators of AHS strive to develop not only the future musicians but also tomorrow's appreciative audiences. Instrumental music is under the direction of Mr. Don Harriss. He conducts the band and orchestra. Students' voices are blended by Mr. Rod Eichenberger into a harmonic unity. Mr. Eichenberger also teaches speech and debate. The physical education curriculum is planned with regard to human growth, development and behavior. Under the direction of Mr. Orville Herring, boys cart release the energies accumulated during hours of study. Miss Nona Wood-hams is as active as any of her girls in physical education, G.A.A. and Pep Club. Reserve football and baslcetball and driver's education are the concern of Mr. Bob Morris. MR. ORVILLE HERRING, B.S. Coach Ambler and Mr. Hunt are puzzled by the operation of the mimeograph machine. MR. BOB MORRIS. B.S. MR. ROD EICHENBERGER. M.A MR. DON HARRISS M.A. 17

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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

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MRS. JUANITA GLARUM M.A. MISS VAE HOOVER M.A. jr1 MR. BYRON NELSON M.A. MR. RAYMOND SCHMITZ, B.A. MR. KENNETH WARE MA. 18 They influence In the departments of Home Economics, Vocational Agriculture, Industrial Arts, and Business Education, students learn by doing and acquire many practical, useful skills. Mrs. Juanita Glarum and Mr. Raymond Schmitz make up the commercial department. Mrs. Glarum helps sponsor the sophomore class and Y-Teens. She and her advanced commercial students assist many departments. Besides teaching vocational agriculture, Mr. Kenneth Ware spends long and toilsome hours, supervising the F.F.A. Mr. Byron Nelson gives practical experience to many in industrial arts classes. He is the busy co-sponsor of Hi-Y and the junior class. Miss Vae Hoover and her home economics students spend many busy, interesting moments learning to be good homemakers. Open your class notebooks and prepare for dictation is an everyday request in Mrs. Glarum's shorthand classos.