Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Ozzr Brain Tru!! The faculty of Alliance High School consists of the following members: Mr. William Anderson, general sreienm-eg Miss .lane Armstrong, mathe- matics, Mr. Floyd Atvhloy, biologyg Miss Charlotte Baker. coninierciulg Miss Margaret Benjamin! Eng- lish, Miss Katherine Bonfert. Englishg Miss Char- lene M. Burrell. biologyg Miss Elisabeth Carson. English, speech, and draniag Mr, Earl Caller. com- niorciul: Miss lluth Chisholin. English: Mr. Arthur Combs, inentul hygieneg Mr. Ralph S. Copnock. physivsg Miss Marie- Dettnior, home econoinicsg Miss Juno Dilley. Latling Miss Mary Dilley, mathe- nintivs: Miss Maude Leo Dorsey, home economics: Miss liuth Dowler, home hygiene and sanitntiong Mrs. lVlu1'tl1z1 Dugan, home evonomicsg Miss Marian Elliott. English: Mr. .lumes Gilmore, Englishg Miss Mary F, Glanclon, Englishg Mr. Laurence Gligor, physical education and business science: Miss Mur- garot Gongwer, home economics, Mr. NVillizLm Gross. business scfieiive: Miss Martlizi Haldane, Englishg Miss Mabel lflartzell, history. civiusg Miss Helen Hendershot. Englishg Mr. Robert Hier, eco- nomic geography, sociology. und business sccienceg Miss Mary Hol'l'mun. voinniercial lno nivturebg Mr. Guy Hoover, on-ononiic geogrzipliyg Miss Opal How- ard. voininervialg Mr. Stunuel Husut, Gwiiniii. Iflwiif-li: Mr. E. E. Kidwell, industrial arts: Mr. Stanley Lutz, band: Miss B0l'l.ll2l Murmet, mathe-

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Hi-re we sec some Slllllvillbl sti'zii,:'lil1-ning.: ullt their schedules, assisted hy, fiwhii li-ft to rig.:,'h1, Miss Nellie Meyers, i'1'im-ilml .I. I-I. Yaniigiiziii, :ind Mrs. lit5l'll'l1l-lt' Plouts. as such, and prudence, which says that they had better mark it fair to make allowances for any little accidents which may occur throughout the semester. Impartial statis- tics show that honesty triumphs - well - quite often! This little drama is repeated many times during the day except in study halls where the demand is not for books but for library passes. By noon the idea of school has become slightly less attractive to the students who are quite willing to go home and eat lunch. Lunch having been eaten, the students realize that instead of taking a nap after- ward as is their summer habit, they must again trudge off to school. Wishing that they had refused that third piece of pie, they finally arrive about two minutes before the tardy .bell rings. After a mad rush, they dash into their assembly rooms and start talking to the nearest person. The afternoon grind now begins. Much to the surprise of everyone, the teachers be- lieve in giving assignments on the first day of school even though they know it is im- possible to begin studying so suddenly. As- signments after a vacation should be given graduallyg otherwise the shock of so much mental work all at once might injure the students' minds. As the end of the afternoon approach- es, that hungry feeling appears again. Tan- talizing visions of chocolate cake, cocoanut cream pie, or creamy, crunchy candy bars have a great effect on the students' peace of mind. And when that long-awaited last bell linally rings, a shout of joy pours from the mouths of 1,700 youths. There is a mad rush to the lockers and from there to the book-store to secure some school supplies which will be used in earnest the next day. The first day of school over, the fresh- men leave, still awed by it allg the sopho- mores go, thinking up new ways to heckle the Hfreshiesf' The juniors make their exit, already planning their year's activities, while the regal seniors depart in a digniied manner Cwe hope! as befits their superior years and wisdom. From left to right almvi- are Mr. IS. lf. Stanton, Sllllt'l'lIllHIltlPill of Alliance public' sa-iiools: :md Mr. J. JC. Yziughan, principal of Allizim-v High School.

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