Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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 A nervous person could never draw all the straight lines needed for diagrams,” comments Becky Donovan while Ardith King is finishing her freehand work. Appreciating Good Literature and Proper Speech ... This Shakespearean theatre intrigues me, think Sharon Forsstrom and Janice Langmacher, while Jim Curtiss points to where the rich people of the day sat. 9

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 Well, one thing about literature . . . there's plenty of it! sighs Monte Pauli. Understanding of democracy is built on words; therefore a clear concise language is vital to a free world. We must be able to organize our scattered thoughts into organized opinions and ideas. Yes, I know ain’t' is accepted in Webster’s newest dictionary, but I still prefer 'isn't',” remarks Miss Aspen to one of her students. MISS FLORENCE CROUSE. B.S. MRS. GENEVIEVE MERDINGER. English, Journalism English, Girls’ Counselor English is required from kindergarten through the twelfth grade. Learning to write letters, to speak correctly, to read with comprehension, to appreciate good literature, and to communicate with others through both spoken and written words are benefits of the study of English. 8

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Working and Solving Mathematical Problems Barbara Lawrence, Bob Turechek, and Pat Bentley do not find an income tax report much easier than algebra or trig. Mathematical problems are good brain food; they challenge our imagination and strengthen our reasoning ability. Our curriculum has a variety of math courses from which to choose. General math, algebra, advanced algebra, geometry and trigonometry are all offered and two years of math is required for graduation. Louis Dose shows his fellow classmates the graph of a second degree equation. 10