Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Over the years, the public school system has been improved by the local community. School Board members, administrators and faculty have worked steadily to provide a well-rounded curriculum. Education is our faculty's business—in fact, their very life. They attempt to direct, to guide and to inspire learning for all individuals. However, the decision to learn must be made by the student. Once the decision is made, it is very rewarding to the teacher to see that look of enlightenment on the face of a pupil. In early fall, it takes self discipline for students to leave the BIG SKY and to congregate in the classrooms to read, to write and to learn. Soon the joy of learning encourages most individuals to follow the printed word, the confident lecture and the necessary exam. 15

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Administrators Make Untiring in his efforts to improve the Alliance City School System, Superintendent Marven Rosen has introduced many curriculum and faculty innovations. Six elected members of the Board of Education, working closely with the administration, also have been responsible for general policy making and supervision of the educational system. Much effort and time has been spent in the laying of the initial plans for a new Vocational Building. By concentrated study and monthly reports by the teachers to the Board of Education, work is being done for the final review for AA Accreditation forthcoming in the spring of 1966. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Marven M. Rosen SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Howard Wiseman; Secretary Dr. Raymond Olson; Mr. Lyle Stephens; President Mr. Glen Fiebiq; Dr. Robert Morgan; Vice President Mr. John Cover. Jr. 16