Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Mr. Yosl lies flies in his spare lime. He proclaims, Fishing is where it's at! Teachers Are People, Too Every day at AHS, teachers stood in front of their classes lecturing and teaching. We saw them day after day, doing the same thing, but has anyone ever wondered what these individuals did when they weren't in front of a class? Several teachers and faculty members shared with us a few of their hobbies. Whether it was latch hook or photography, each one of these hobbies was equally interesting. Though not all teachers and their hobbies could be pictured this year, it is only fair to remember that teachers, like the students, had special projects and hobbies to help them get away from it all. Some of us found out this year something not many students realize, teachers are people, too! Photography is one of Mr. Reno's many interests. Here he is showing how to set up the perfect picture. Star gazer Mrs. Nelson says, It’s fun to use your powers of observation to notice pattern changes of stars, about her hobby of astronomy. Teachers' Hobbies 5

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Teachers Are Shown With Favorite Pastimes Miss Christensen tells that she enjoys making latch hook rugs, because I can work out my frustrations on that instead of people. Putting in many long dedicated hours can sometimes really pay off. Contributing parts to the Noteables singing group are Mr. Rischling, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Mannlein, Miss Way, and Mrs. Giles. About her hobby, Mrs. Schadwinkel explains, I play the flute because I enjoy music. A Christmas nativity scene made by Mr. Trenkle shows how talented he is at his hobby of working with ceramics. 4 Teachers' Hobbies

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A Look Inside Homecoming at Alliance High Once again, teamwork, determination and hard work prove to be successful for the AHS Bulldog's homecoming night as the Newcastle Doggies meet their defeat 28 to 17. Posing as king and queen, Chris Clark and Scott Abbott celebrate the defeat of the doggie by the AFS warrior (Vicki and Sherry ledlicka) during the Homecoming parade. Servants Karra Cushing and Dee Pohlman watch. The 'A' is set aflame as a tradition of Homecoming at AHS. Spirit shines through the crowd that looks on as they brave the wet weather which also seems to be a tradition. Terri Moss, Kerry Harms and Michelle Black, while awaiting their Roman feast, swap mythological stories on Toga Day during Spirit Week. 6 Homecoming