Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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AHS Abounds With 987-88 was the time. The signs of the time were all around I AHS. Over six hundred students entered Alliance High in I the fall. Each was required to take six academic classes, and one might consider the sign' of academics to be equivalent to the Men at Work sign seen along a road. Many students found themselves involved in fine arts, where the sign could have read Construction Ahead. Still others joined clubs and organizations that functioned almost non-stop, as if influenced by a No Parking sign, and others became involved in sports, where they raced ahead, seemingly heedless of any Speed Limit signs. All students, teachers, administrators, and staff made up the most important part of AHS, its people or classes. This diverse blend of individuals, who would never be all together again after graduation, was the biggest and the most obvious sign of the time. 2 Several members of the band display their enthusiasm for the photographer The band played at halftime of several football games. Who has the winning hand? Cabe Gonzalez, Nathan Mink, Dan Huss, lames Bartels, and 8rian Moomey all hope that they will be the lucky one who wins. laimi Moravek and Dawn Brammer feel the need to release their enthusiasm by raising their arms and, in Dawn's case, opening her mouth Signs of enthusiasm could be seen all around AHS, especially after one finished a big test. 2 Opening

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Signs of the Time Alliance high school Opening 2 Activities 76 Sports 12 People 92 Academics 38 Ads 132 Fine Arts 58 Closing 164 1988 Bulldog Alliance High 1450 Box Butte Alliance, NE 69301 Volume XXXV Table of Contents 1

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Signs of the Time juniors jody Bredenkamp and Lori Mendoza are all decked out for the football game Several members of the Pom Squad painted their faces for the playoff game against Chadron Seniors )oei Bruntz, Vanessa Curtiss, Dawn Brammer. Vikki Curtiss, and Jeralee Class get together for a picture. Croups of girls, as well as groups of guys, could often be seen visiting in the hallways. Volleyball coaches Sandra Pilfold and Joni Schlatz do the can-can before the pep rally Perhaps this brought good luck as the football team defeated Ogallala that night Opening 3