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Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-A! Full of spirit, enthusiasm, and pep. the Alliance High pep band helps to boost school morale at rallies and games. HOMECOMING Enthusiasm Reigns because observing Homecoming has become the highlight of the football season for Alliance High students. It is a day of suspense-filled events climaxed by the crowning of the queen to reign over the festivities. Decorated goal posts, colorful floats, vivacious chants, and an exuberant crowd following the band led by strutting majorettes, all play prominent parts in the Homecoming celebration. Float competition, won by the juniors, and victory over the Ogallala Indians added exciting chapters to the Homecoming activities. 8 High stepping AHS majorettes Judy Edwards, Connie Panwitz, and Edwyna Williams pause briefly for the cameraman.
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Student Council members Janice Roten, Charles Schadwinkel. Phyllis Seim, Dick Lincoln, Yvette Danielson. Larry Moo-mey, Edwyna Williams, Robert Furman, Linda Rainbolt, Andrea Sampson. Ted Evans. Carolyn Eldred, Martha Laing. Denny McCullah. Rosemary Oxford. Linda Greathouse. Vern Vogel, Julieanne Muhm. Sherry Mundt pause for a moment during a noon meeting. Advisers are Mrs. Genevieve Merdinger and Mr. William Dreyer. Whether scurrying to and fro from Monday noon meetings, planning date book production, overseeing Homecoming, or introducing Twirp Week, student council members find plenty of action in their varied responsibilities. DATE BOOK ytSfILlNOll Did you buy yours? inquires Martha Laing. Ugh! Monday sandwiches again.
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A kiss from the A-Club president brings smiles from the queen's subjects. “Tweet ’Em Wuff, says the junior class float as Tweety Pie stands guard over •his caged victim. The final event of Homecoming is the traditional dance held for all Alliance High alumni and students. This year Laugh a Lot Land was the theme carried out very appropriately by the student council committee. Old Giory slowly raised on the flag poie sends shivers of excitement through the crowd. 9
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