Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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MRS. NATALIE MARTIN, MRS. VERA BRIGGS. B.S B.S. Latin Spanish, English LANGUAGE Brings Foreign Culture to Life A man can receive no greater compliment than that of being addressed in his native tongue. With a modern language laboratory and qualified teachers, students acquire a comprehension of the grammar, vocabulary and composition of Spanish and German. Recording booths help students to acquire a native accent. In the two-year Latin course, students build a foundation for the study of modern languages. Wiederholen Sie, bitte! Shari McCormick listens to the directions, Repeat after me. Employing a different type of switch from th usually associated with teachers, Mrs. Marti gives instructions to the person in the thir booth. 17

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COMMERCIAL COURSES Emphasize Correct Techniques Experts at the keyboard, John Petersen and Don French, perform a duet in the key of C. A merger among speed, accuracy and efficiency in commercial courses assures students of a capital investment in the future. Two years each of typing and shorthand and one year of bookkeeping provide a basis for further business education on all levels. Students who do not plan on a business career often prepare themselves for college with certain commercial courses. Typing is an invaluable aid in theme writing, and shorthand is helpful during long lectures. vIRS. JUANITA GLARUM, M.A. Typing, Shorthand MR. DARRELL SCHILZ, B.S. Typing, Bookkeeping 16

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ooking up the role minor parties have playeo n the political scene, Sandy Smith prepares n oral report for government class. Cartoons are more informative than the news articles, quips Mike Spurgin to Susan Munson. In a world of conformity and mass acceptance of popular principles, social science teachers warn students about the danger of adapting without control. While stressing the freedoms Americans enjoy, instructors place special emphasis on the responsibilities which accompany freedom. They hold that it is up to each individual student to contribute the most of which he is capable toward retaining our guarantee-'1 rights. MR. W. B. FURMAN, B.A. American History MR. THOMAS HOVORKA, M.S. American Government MR. MYRON JASNOCH, B.A. American History, World History MR. MIKE CRONK, B.A. American Government, Biology