Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Dear Faculty With the complexities of big business comes a need for organization, and managing Alliance High is a business which requires all the attention and paper work of a corporation. Various talents of many individuals combine to form Alliance’s administrative department. Our principal, Mr. Chamberlin, and his assistants put their talents to use in successfully keeping our school operating efficiently. Thus, in attempting to serve the school and the students better, Alliance's teaching staff and administrators endeavor through guidance and instruction to prepare the young minds of today for the challenges which they must face in the future. 20 Molding a team of students, faculty and parents into an effective high sthool gives our principal. Mr. L. T. Chamberlin, a sense of pride.

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We Are Proud to Tell Your Story • • • Accentuating the positive and eliminating the negative keep our counselors busy during the school year. As confidants, the counselors hear students' scholastic, financial, and family problems. Mr. Dreyer, our full-time counselor, also handles the testing program which aids students in making vocational choices. Adjusting sophomore girls to the hectic ways of high school presents Mrs. Merdinger, our girls’ counselor, with a major counseling task. MR. WILLIAM DREYER, M.A. Guidance Director Student Council Adviser MRS. GENEVIEVE MERDINGER M.A. English, Girls’ Counselor Student Council Adviser 21 Patiently answering all questions, our secretary, Mrs. Margaret Copple, and her assistants—Loretta Kozal, Rosemary Oxford. Linda Rain-bolt. Janice Roten. Jan Chamberlin, Terry Annen, and Judy Chamberlin—are valuable assets in our school office.