Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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MR. CULLEN Pat Cullen. B. S. from Chadron State College, teaches Boys P. E. 9 and 10 and Advanced P. E. He is an assistant coach of Football and head coach of Wrestling. MR. CLARKE Don Clarke, A. A. and B. A. from Casper College. University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College, University of Montana, and Chadron State College. teaches Project English 12, English 12, and Speech. He is also Sponsor of Troup 3146 of the International Thespian Society. Mr. Clark said. “What I rerrtember about this year is plays, superior ratings. and this year’s Senior Class.” m 1 OX ) MRS. NEUSWANGER MRS. BOWHAY Geraldine Davis. B. A. from Colorado University and M. A. from Chadron State College, teaches English 10. Phyllis Neuswanger and Jane Bowhay replaced Mrs. Davis during her illness. MRS. DAVIS

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MR. BIBBEY MR. BURGESS “hTi . MISS CHRISTENSEN Tom Bibbey received a B. A. with Honors, M. A. degree at University of Wyoming. He teaches Stage Band, High School Marching Band and High School Concert Band. The way Mr. Bibbey wants to be remembered is, He tried to touch many lives with music, and reached some.” Bill Burgess received a B. S. at Chadron State College. He teaches General Shop, Machine Woodworking, and Electricity. He is also a Rodeo Club Sponsor. Mr. Burgess said, “The most important thing I learned from teaching is cruel and unjust punishment.” Ellen Christensen has a B. S. in Education from Chadron State College and a Master of Arts in International Affairs at the University of Wyoming. She teaches many various history courses and is a member of the Guidance Team. 17

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MR. DILLING Ken Dilling, B. S. from McPherson College, teaches vocal music 6-12, High School Choir, 7th 8th Grade Choir, 9th Grade Choir, and Music Theory. He is the sponsor of the Swing Choir— The Accidentals. Mr. Dilling says he wants to be remembered as, “A teacher willing to help students achieve their goals.” MR. EPPERLEY Randall Epperley, A. S.and B. S. from Murray State College and Oklahoma State University, teaches Vo-Ag and welding. Mr. Epperley feels that the most important thing he learned from teaching is that “students are individuals.” His key to successful teaching is “not to get mad.” ■s»- MRS. F1EBIG Lila Fiebig, B. A. from Texas Women’s University, teaches Spanish I and II. What Mrs. Fiebig remembers most about this year is, “My Mexican mural by Mr. Mannlein’s art students.” She feels the most important thing she learned from teaching is “learning is never ending.” 19