Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Winner of the county DAR Citizenship Award is Francie Austen. Recognition Comes to Alliance High Displaying well-deserved FFA trophies are Richard Strieker. Ron Nagaki. Steve Schnell and Gary Trenkle. 13

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REGENTS ALTERNATES—Ronnie Sanchez. Joe Kirchner. Virginia Koester. John Marker. Coni Wacker. Outstanding home economics students are Co-ed Correspondent, Linda Gaipl, and Betty Crocker Homemaker, Coni Wacker. Whether one excels in scholastics, vocational skills or leadership, it is always gratifying to receive recognition. Special awards serve a double purpose. The recipient of such an award is inspired to continue with his work. At the same time, others are spurred on to receive similar praise. Anticipation runs especially high among seniors. Countless scholarships and awards are received by outstanding seniors each year. These students deserve both praise and congratulations for their well-deserved honors. 12

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A well-earned congratulatory kiss pleases both graduate. Sally Hooper, and her younger sister, Nancy. Graduation Arrives With Spring Choosing announcements appears to be fun for Bev Mayes and Jeff Menuey. Spring arrives, bringing with it bright, sunny mornings and warm, drowsy afternoons. Even the most attentive student finds it difficult to continue studying as the annual spring fever invades AHS. Senioritis is another common malady as upperclassmen prepare for prom and graduation activities. Seniors look forward to graduation with mixed emotions. The parties and special recognition lend a blissful air to this season. Despite the enchantment, there is an underlying feeling of sorrow. The thought of leaving this carefree life and the many people associated with it behind brings tears to the eyes of many a senior. Nevertheless, graduation is anticipated eagerly and recalled fondly by all.