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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EdHCdfl.07l . . . 19410 Sfyfe When your grandpappy went to school, the only equipment he had to help him learn was a slate and a tattered McGuffey Reader, and the only equipment the teacher had consisted of one pair of horn-rimmed spec- tacles, with or without glass, one dunce's cap, and one well-worn hickory switch. Times have changed, thank heaven. Today we find high schools all over the country, including your own high school, learning by doing. XVood -working PM I 0l'll-lllilkillg: Muvliino Shop General Science Physics Lab Biology Lab Cookiiipg l Sowing If we get in on the ground floor of this movement in Alliance High School, that is, the basement, the first departments we no- tice are wood and metal working. Here the boys are taught to turn out articles ranging from lightweight canoes to heavy duty lathes. In another corner of the basement the commercial art lads and lassies originate most of the flashy posters you see around school. The other half of the basement houses