Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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mm I 1 969 Homecoming Royalty: Barb Powell, First Attendant; Barb Metz, Homecoming Queen; Andrea Abbott, Second Attendant. Homecoming decorations are given the 'once-over.’ 7

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Co-Curricular Events Spur High-Spirited Dialogue During the first day of school there was a rush and grab for schedules and hurried greetings between friends. Changing schedules became the next order of the day and a long line formed in front of the principal's office. After settling down to a slow rumble and busy schedules became routine, one found the spotlight often focused on extracurricular events. Fall brought the Homecoming game with North Platte. The gayly decorated halls gave an extra boost to the high spirits of the student body. Climaxing the fanfare of events was the election of Barb Metz as Homecoming Queen. Adding to all the excitement of the year was the selection of class rings by the juniors. ‘Where have you been all summer? “Oh, brother! look at this schedule. “You’ve got to be kidding — size 10! 6

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She’s unbelievably idiotic! Drama Introduces Students to New World The junior class opened the AHS dramatic season with the presentation of Mary Chase's “Harvey.” The comedy was an audience pleaser and drew a large crowd. “Brigadoon,” the all school musical, was a delightful experience for both audience and students. Students displayed their talents in singing and acting. Thespian one acts were selected and directed by its members. The final production found the Thespians presenting The Stolen Prince, Was It Heaven or Hell?” and Impromptu. The “Harvey” cast beams about its play. It pays to sweet-talk the boss. 8