Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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MEET THE PROF S Mr. Vaughan is our principal's name, Upon whom we all depend: He gets right into llfe's little game And lights from beginning to end. r . I' ' 4 W .I '.1.l Mr. Coppock ls his assistant And very good one at that: We know he'd be just as persistent If he worked with a ball and bat. Mr. Beard though rather small Can surely teach General Science and all. Mr. Burre1l's room is the place to go If the kinds of plants you want to know. Our own Mr. Chenot has plenty of knack So for fun and good times we do not lack. For cookies and all such things to eat, Miss Barclay's cooking no one can beat. In manual-training you'll see Mr. Barbe Usually wearing a real worker's garb. When taught by Misses M. Dilley and Day, Geometry seems almost like play. Cicero with his langue would feel jeal- ous and blue Could he hear J. Dllley speak his and ours too. The facts of Civics have plainly been shown Through the careful instruction of Dor- othea Doane. Although all the pupils do not prefer Spanish We hope Miss Fitzgerald from our midst will not vanish. He's made us rate hlgh as an A-1 school, Good work but no stars is Geltz's main rule. Bookkeepers and stenogs, all root for Miss Heir From her daily good counsel no pupil could tire. Whenever there's trouble just go to Miss Heyde, By the advice she gives you, you'll always abide. Miss Jones is well versed in High School things, Teaching History, English, and also she sings. Mr. Kidwell teaches the Manual-training Which is used whether it's snowing or raining. Mr. Kendall and the Freshles are at home in nineteen With him Freshies and Seniors alike seem quite green. Doris Miller teaches Freshies galore And her General Science is far from a bore. A History and Civics teacher is Miss Maeir And in school activities she's a very live wire. 'I'he Senior Class patroness is Hazel Pfau They will always admire her as much as now.

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Z' Q 4 ,-v if-1 Q 'F BOARD OF EDUCATION IIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll D. W. Crist, President C. C. Davidson, Vice-President F. R. Donaldson F. W. Andrews Robert Graham X 8 Y' 'Zn

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r sy-. .- :. ,,. .,,-,-t- 5- ,-.,..-,:,,, :Q . - :.:b.,.-me 'fr H .,, - - lu H, ,,,: ,,,,:,, .H . ,:::, ..,:......:.! k,,,. Q .Q A E , ,Ebnf ----- .. ' . ., . , - - 'V ' Miss Schofield came here just this year But has gained many friends with her ready cheer. Without one teacher, that's Miss Verna Schlitt, Blue Domino plays would not always tlt. Miss Spraker teaches the girls to make clothes Which is a very small part of all she knows. Lela Stolter, another mathematic shark Helps her students to gain a better mark. There is one Miss Stevenson whom we all know. Everything, to her, the typists owe. There's Bennie the Prof. in charge of the lab, Who requires good lessons instead of mere gab. Of the A. H. S. faculty Mr. Stanley can tell About Science the best, or at least very well. We don't know him so very well yet But still Nelson Snyder we won't soon forget. Miss Mansfield teaches us how to sing And seems to make room 34 ring. Mr. Raymond Gilbert in his own way Prepares the students to be .useful some day. She can type, she can teach, she also can sing In fact Adaline George does most every- thing. At Civics or French there's none like Miss Kay, Always in earnest at work or at play. Hendrickson plural will answer for two Just slight a few lessons and they're after you. Miss Howell knows English, she's also a poet Read the Saturday Post and you can't help but know it. In the days ot old Pharaoh, they found the babe Moses But it took centuries longer to give us Miss Moses. Mr. and Mrs. whose surname is Pfouts Their records in school never left any - doubts. 1Viiss Reinicke's always ready to help with it, No matter what it is, she'll do her bit. Rickard, Wachtel, Whitney, and Wier, Teach Freshies or Seniors without any fear. The commercials boast of an all around teacher Though her name is Wildman, she's a shy, gentle creature. There's Helen Wright whom everyone knows And each year sees her smile as it glows. In Room 25 Miss Woods reigns supreme, Always ready to help, no matter what team. Two Latin teachers are Smith and Stone For their ability they're already known. Were I a troubadour singing one's fame, I'd sing ot one we know, Miss Ross, by name. Signed, X. Y. Z. 10