Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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THE CHRUNICLE i, --l-.l i-.. N I NETEEN H UN DRED AND FGRTY l..-i i IANUARYAND JUNE CLASSES OF ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL

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N006 Knew! A long, long time ago old Noah Webster defined a chronicle as a record of events in the order of happening. We think that old Noah was pretty up-to-date in this idea, for his definition states in a nutshell the plan We are attempting to follow in this 1940 Chronicle. In making this change We are far from alone, since the trend in all modern annuals is away from the old, stiff, formal style and toward a newer style - nothing fantastic, but a style which depicts not just the seniors, faculty, and clubs, but tries to tell the Whole story of one year out of your school life. To carry out this objective, we have divided this 1940 Chronicle into three main sections: Fall, Winter, and Spring. We have grouped all events and activities as nearly as is possible under their correct heading. We have also added more pictures, since the Chinese have a saying that One picture is worth ten thousand words. You will find more informal pictures too, pictures that really have life and action. The written por- tions are also more crisp and easy to read. We realize that nothing can be perfect, but we have done our best to plan this 1940 Chronicle with your wishes in mind. We sincerely hope that this Chronicle will be read and reread, and that in years to come, when you are relaxing before the iireside of your family, these pages will recall to you a little of the joy, a little of the vitality and life that is Alliance High School.