Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Because of Busy Schedule Drummers: Curt Hain. Brigit Boness. Jon Moyle, Polly Abbott. Paul Warden, Chris Jesse. Kevin Richmeier. Monty Petrich. David Koester, Bruce Nepper. Clarinets: Rob Moyle. Christine Rose, Joann Balderson. Lisa Wegenast. Kirt Kerr. Gay Pedersen, Chris Clark, Tammy Lloyd. Deena Contonis. Leslie Hume. Bethanie Meyer. Angie Kerns. Angie Kochiras. Stacey Brown. Wendy Newman. Kim Merchant. Vickie King. Shellie Sutton. Joe Bowen. Kathy Bainter. Marla Sutton. Kay Wildy. RaDona Zacher. Juanita Navarro. Karen Gerlich, Kim Dobson. Not pictured: Linda Fairbanks. Amy Green. Cynthia Hamilton. Melissa Mashburn. Rachel Schmer. Saxophones: Lisa Davis. Tony Berry. Brian Mahnke. Jim Langston. Dion Renteria. Melody Pebley, Kelley Yost. Jolene Brenner. Eric Green. Jim Hertog, Sherry Clark. Christie Bright. Andra Whipple. Not pictured: Robin Tucker. The officers of the band keep doing their best to maintain order in the large group. They include: Blake Mahnke. president: Angie Moore, vice president; Joe Bowen, treasurer; Maria Da vis. secretary; and Polly Abbott, librarian. The AHS Band Officers did fheir besf to help out the director, Mr. Dick Rischling. Many things were included in their daily routine, such as taking roll during class and during performances. This job was given to the secretary (Maria Davis), while the librarian (Polly Abbott) had the task of taking care of the music. She was responsible for making sure everyone had the correct music and then filed it in the proper place when there was no more use for the music. The other officers did their duty by helping the director on any minor decisions that might have occurred. They continued to carry out those duties throughout the year. Concert Band 19

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Concert Band Seldom Gets a Breather Aside from parades, halftime shows, and pep band, concert band found time for even more. A good part of their time was spent preparing for concerts and out of town contests. Everything from solos to the entire concert band was included. However, the band would not have gone anywhere if it weren't for a little money on the side. Selling magazines was a major part of the money raising, providing a financial boost, not to mention being fun. Along with money, perfection was also an important factor. From the very beginning of the year, the group began to prepare by choosing music and learning every note and rhythm to a tee, so when the time came, they could show their talents to an audience, which made it all worth while. The time spent in class was very important and their hard work showed through the band's performances. Chris Jesse and Bruce Nepper do their job as drummers by giving the band a correct rhythm. Trumpets: Blake Mahnke. Jeanne Sterner. DeAnn Blakeman, Brian Richmeier. Kevin Hoppens. Katie Chouanard, Joy Margheim, Tami Ushio. Nancy Schnell. Melissa Skeen. Susan Turgeon. Jett Gasseling, Jeff Mills, Lee Overstreet. Dan Hempel, Jett Langston. Not pictured: Paul Lauder. Low Brass: Bryan Morgan. Richard Vaughn. Jim Graff. Angela Moore. Kris Graff, Janine Ballentine, Jamie Harris. Ron Kollars, Ray Berry. Ron Bush, Troy Strang. Tim Kramer, Judy Lloyd, Steve Forney. Sheldon Huggler. Flutes: Mary Nolan. Melanie Warden, Vesta Jo Curtiss. Nolene Roten. Maria Davis. Kerri Thompson, Elissa Marshall, Veronica Jesse. Wendy Miller. Gina Garrett. Jeanie Atkins. Jeanna Shaw, Jill Moravek, Jennifer Lauer, Julianne Gonzalez, Michelle Black, Cristeen Harger. Not pictured: Vicki Clark. 18 Concert Band

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Concert Choir Keeps Up Good The choir officers show their leadership abilities by taking charge of the money raisers and helping out the director by taking care of music and attendance. These officers include: Scott Abbott, swing choir representative: JoAnn Balderson, choir representative; Nancy Hashman, librarian: Kristen Rickman, librarian: Wendy Krause, secretary; Tammie Kistler. secretary; Lavon Krajci. vice president; and Kris Graff, president. Mr. Thomas Lauder, following his resignation, greets Mrs. Marci Giles, a former elementary vocal music instructor, giving her the opportunity to lead the choir just as successfully as he. The three winners of the talent show are Rhonda West, third place: Amanda Heitz, second place; and Chanda Behm. first place. All three are soloists. Sopranos: Lori Bearden. Terri Ottaway. Rhonda Jones. Vesta Curtiss. Rikki Jorgensen, Bonnie Cook. Deanna Buskirk, Maria Vazquez, Gayle Koozer, Betsy Larkowski, Leigh Ann Goode. Kristen Rickman. Rosie Patino. Jeanne Sterner. JoAnn Balderson. Tina Krause. Tammy Schnell. Dee Panwitz. Rhonda West. Amy Green. Jan Jelinek, Deanna Beckhoff. Brenda Hopp. Michelle Black. Nancy Fowler. Lori West. Laura Dye. Not pictured: Wendy Krause. Wendy Walsh. 20 Concert Choir