Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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MISS GREVE Alice M. Greve, B. A. and working on M. A. from Colorado State University, teaches Individualized English and Reading. Miss Greve said, “What I will remember most about this year is never being able to find a parking place at noon.” MR. HARTMAN MR. HAWK Leonard Hartman, B. S. in Mathematics from Hiram Scott College, teaches Geometry, Modern Math I, Business Mathematics, and Vocationally Related Mathematics. Mr. Hartman is a Senior class sponsor and coaches 7th and 8th grade Basketball. James R. Hawk, B. S. from Chadron State College, graduate work from Chadron and Wayne State, teaches Math Analysis, Advanced Algebra, Geometry, and Modern Math II. Mr. Hawk is also a Senior class sponsor and an assistant Football coach. Mr. Hawk became a teacher because “it is easier to share math knowledge than use it.” 21

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MR. FRICKE H. Craig Fricke, B. A. from Regis College, teaches Practical English 11 and 12, English 12-B. Regular English 12, and Annual. Mr. Fricke is also a sponsor for the class of ’76. Mr. Fricke feels the key to successful teaching is “to act as a catalyst stimulating students to think for themselves.” MR. FURMAN W. B. Furman. B. A., and M. S. from Chadron State College, teaches Economics, Sociology, Research in American History. Modern Politics, and is also the Social Studies department chairman. MRS. GLARUM Juanita Glarum, A. B. and M. A. University of Northern Colorado, teaches Shorthand, Typing 3 4, Secretarial Office Practice, and Business Office Practice. She is also a Y-Teen sponsor. Mrs. Glarum became a teacher because “teaching would be challenging and rewarding and to be able to work with young people.” She feels the key to successful teaching is “to recognize and develop the abilities of students. Always maintain a sense of humor.” 20

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 MRS. LIERK Ellen Lierk, B. A. from Creighton University, teaches Survey of American History, Survey of Civic Responsibility, Modern Problems and Consumer Economics. Diane Leever, B. A. from Midland Lutheran College, teaches English II and Journalism. She also sponsors the Sophomore class and is the Spud advisor. Ms. Leever feels the most important thing she learned from teaching is, “1 have a lot to learn. Teaching is opening minds to new knowledge with the use of papers and patience, passes and pencils, textbooks and tests, desks, and discipline, laughter and a smile.” MR KYSER Keith Kyser. B. S. from Chadron State College, teaches Physical Education and Driver’s Education. In addition, he sponsors A-Club and the Junior Rifle Club. Mr. Kyser became a coach because he “loves athletics and likes to relay his experiences on to younger athletes.” MISS LEEVER 22