Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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riends — a Necessary For senior Kelly Kaufman, sophomore Jeff Colwell is more than a friend. He is a lifter of spirits and a shoulder to sit on at pep rallies. Kelly Stark. Tori Hoxworth. Kim Rathbun, Tonja Maben. and Joy Margheim huddle together for warmth during a cold Homecoming football game. Working closely with each other daily can build new friendships. Friends are an important slice of any high school student's life. Students at Alliance High were no exception. Friends were a common sight walking down the halls, eating at McDonald's,sitting next to each other on the bench, or cruising the Butte. Some students were asked a few questions about friends. Becky Murray and Kim Ryba were asked what they looked for in a friend. Becky answered, I look for someone with a good personality that cares about you.” Kim simply stated, I look for honesty and loyalty.” When asked what a friend is, senior Joy Margheim responded,” Someone who still walks with you even after you've tripped on the ice, landed flat on your face and made a complete fool of yourself.” Everyone needs a friend like that. Dee Sutton was asked. What are friends for?” She answered, to cry with, to have fun with, and to tell your deepest secrets to, and, if you don't have any money, to lend you money!” Everyone needs a friend, whether it be for lending money or support,for listening, or for simply just being there. Friends can be summed up with one simple statement: Friends are a necessary slice of life. 10 Opening

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Common Sight At Alliance High So, if you happen to break or injure a bone and must wear a cast, don't despair. Who knows? Maybe next year casts will be very fashionable. You could be starting a trend. Kim Ryba models a new fashion for us--cast wear. Kim was cheering at the Class A State Playoff Papillion-Alliance football game when she fell and injured her ankle. Jeff Gasseling offers his good knee to his friend Nancy Schnell so that she can rest her sprained ankle. Both seniors were injured in sports. straining her neck. Opening 9

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Slice of Life Friends are friends forever Sophomores Joei Brunt and Kristin Peterson take a break between classes to show us their winning smiles. Surf's up! Clad in Hawaiian shirts and Leggoon shorts, these cheerleaders head for the beach. Beach Day of Homecoming week saw many students dressed in similar fashions.