Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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ACTIVITIES PROMOTE ENJOYMENT As we continue our tour . . . you'll experience with us . . . our excitement and anticipation when Homecoming returns . . . our warm feeling of companionship as we attend dances ... the joy we have when honors come to many . . . our enjoyment .of participation in the special events of organizations . . . our eeling of belonging that is easily developed in a school of this size.

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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

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The A-Club presents Queen Diana Smaha and her attendants, Anita Allen and Dolores Behm, at the pep rally. A-Club members are Lemoine Trout, Monte Pauli, Rod Romig. Bob Brown, Ron McGuire. Dean Duskin, Jim Kettelhut. Larry Christensen, Kenny Lincoln, Bill Wilson, Chuck Rusk, Denny Garrett, Ernie Nickens, Ron Bolinger, Don Ferguson, Sandy Leever, Lloyd Howefl and Paul Nelson. Behind the scenes at Homecoming Homecoming is one gigantic whirlwind of fun for all . . . it begins with the decorating of the halls . . . enthusiasm increases during the pep rally . . . excitement heightens with the crowning of the queen . . . the colorful parade follows . . . the trimming of the goal posts comes next . . . the game starts with a flurry of action . . . girls yell themselves hoarse as the boys play their best for AHS ... as the game continues we hear the victory bell . . . the students end the successful day by dancing until midnight. It Has been the Pep Club's custom for many years to form AHS Band strikes up the familiar notes of Cheer, Cheer for a double spirit line on the football field before each game. Alliance High as they lead the pre-game festivities for the Home- As the cheerleaders lead the team through the line, one can coming battle. 22 hear the Pep Club members ye ng for victory.