Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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MISS SENA ADEN. A.B. MR. GEORGE 8ERVER, A.B. MR. CHARLES HITT, B.A. our decisions Languages help develop new interests and broaden the bridges which link us to our foreign neighbors. Latin, the basis of our English language, is taught by Miss Sena Aden. She also sponsors Latin Club. German, the newest addition to our foreign language department, is taught by an AHS grad, Mr. Charles Hitt. Spanish, the language of our closest foreign neighbor. is taught by Mr. George Berver. He is responsible for Spanish Club. Many special people are needed to make a school function smoothly. Coordinator and director of our school is the principal, Mr. Leslie Chamberlin. Many problems plague AHS students, and Guidance Counselor Mr. Thomas May contributes much to the solutions of these problems. The library offers help to students in various classes. Librarian Mrs. Ester Myers renders invaluable assistance. She is co-sponsor of Y-Teens. Mr. Schmita chuckles as he prepares his daily bookkeeping q iz. MR. LESLIE CHAMBERLIN. M.A. MRS. ESTER MYERS B.A. MR. THOMAS MAY. M.A. 19

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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.

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MRS. GENEVIVE MERDINGER. M.A. MISS FLORENCE CROUSE. B.S. MISS JOAN ASPEN. A.B. We value their assistance English, the basic tool of communication, is taught by Mrs. Genevive Merdinger, Miss Joan Aspen, Miss Florence Crouse and Mr. Willis Furman. In addition to teaching her senior English classes, Mrs. Merdinger cosponsors the student council and is girls' guidance counselor. The school paper, journalism classes and sophomore English keep Miss Crouse occupied. Miss Joan Aspen's sophomore and senior English classes, Pep Club and Senior class play occupy much of her time. Junior English is taught by Mr. Furman, who also directed the Junior class play. Social sciences prepare the future citizens of America to preserve their priceless heritage. An interesting class, American government, is taught by Mr. Thomas Hovorka. Mr. Hovorka also is co-sponsor of Hi-Y. Head football coach, Don Crowder, teaches American history. He also assists wn'th A-Club and track. MR. WILLIS FURMAN. B.A. Student teacher Mr. Darrell Kohrman MR. THOMAS HOVORKA, B.A. MR. DON CROWDER, A.B. checks the office bulletin board for the latest instructions. 20