Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Lively, laughing, alert . . . Cheerleaders Judy Lehl, Sharon Mayes. Colleen Christensen. Mary Ann Hudson. Geraldine Lawrence, and mascot Desirae Lawrence boost school spirit. A congratulation goes to Homemaking award winner Loretta Kozal. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could win the Yearbook trophy every year?” comments Janice Merrill to Pam Bowman and Sandi Churchwell.

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MID TERM Many Find Fulfilment in coveted awards for work well done. Whether it be membership in an honorary society, or recognition of vocational attainment, each person finds satisfaction when he reaches his own special goal. If the honor is well deserved, there comes a feeling of elation and pride from the sincere congratulations and hearty handshakes of friends and family. A salute goes to those of our number who have accomplished outstanding achievements. Reigning over an Emerald Paradise are Hi-Y Sweetheart Edwyna Williams and attendants Kathy Johnson and Claudia Ritter, who were chosen by popular vote of the Hi-Y. Did I really win? exclaims DAR winner Gillian McAndrew. 14

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SPRING Finals Are Over and students lean back and relax. For the seniors it has not been all work; tun and good times have gone along with the effort of making good grades. Although spring fever hit on those first spring days, seniors plodded along, busily preparing for graduation. That long awaited last week arrived all too soon, and no one could understand how the year had passed so quickly. Many sad farewells were exchanged in the halls. For seniors, graduation was the end of that mtich publicized teenage world and just the beginning of adulthood. Spring is busting out ail over is clearly demonstrated by Jack Hamer, Margo Flore: and Wayne Mart.