Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Innovative Ways to Spend Time After a rough school day. Brad Johnson relaxes by watching reruns of Gilligan's Island Hurry up; it's cold out here, is what Crissy Harger seems to be saying as she awaits her opponent's serve. ( Laing Lake Park provides many recreational opportunities, such as ice skating, fishing, jogging, or just a place to go and relax and get away from it all on a long, dreary Sunday afternoon. Opening 9

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Students Find Inexpensive, Jason Odell is never far away from his “getto blaster as he rocks out after school. What do students do when they have no money? A few students at AHS were asked what they would do to solve this dilemma. It seems that almost every student has suffered from the broke on a Saturday night blues at one time or another. For those who find themselves broke more often than not, maybe these pictures will give those people some idea of a more interesting solution to their average Saturday night. Instead of watching TV, or by any chance, doing homework, a person can liven up his weekend by taking a bike ride with friends, reading a book, or maybe just getting the gang together for a game of cards. Some other ideas were given by these students. When asked what they did. Seniors Jill Moravek and Michelle Rohrbouck immediately responded, We go window shopping when we don't have any money. That's when we have the most fun because we're not worried about how we're going to spend our money. From a male point of view. Junior Ross Hofmann said, I call my friends and we play basketball. So as one could see, there was life after the money ran out. “That's just the card I needed, exclaims Wendy Pfeiffer as she plays a lively game of “Go Fish with her classmates Veronica )esse, Lori West, and Susan Franklin Taking advantage of a warm fall day, Vesta Curtiss finds bike riding a much needed release from daily frustrations. 8 Opening

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Hey, AHS, Show Us Your Best Side! Autumn's in the air . . . The changing of seasons may bring about typical changes for a short period of time to even the best of us. This well known fact is proven clearly by seniors Denis Dunbar, Dan Nelson, and the lucky guy in the middle, Doug Wilkinson The homework, the classroom, the textbook Calgon take me away!!” The sounds of agony can be heard in several places: the teachers lounge, the P E. classes and spud or annual classes. Here, Stacy Brass, Kelly Kosmicki, and Dee Sutton lose control when informed of when the next Spud deadline will be. Stacey Mandelberg, hoping that the information in her books might stick, tries a new method of studying The yearbook people have always found it amazing and perhaps a little interesting how a camera seems to have brought out the best side of people. No matter where they were, people seemed dying to get in front of a camera and show off. Perhaps these actions and poses were deep emotions buried under the cool exterior of all Alliance High School students, only to be released when the trusty camera appeared. Or maybe, just maybe, the students at Alliance High are proven clowns. Laughter was the cure for many an illness, and laughter was what was needed to turn a building into a school, students into friends, and maybe a frown into a smile! So, to quote an old cliche, Send in the clowns! They have earned their page in the Alliance 84-85 yearbook. 10 Opening