Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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'9-44 fm rorzic e Published by the January and lune Classes of Alliance High School

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To the Future It is fitting that we, the January and June classes of '44, dedicate our Chronicle to something we revere and respect, something in which we put our trust and our hope. Therefore, it with this thought in mind that we dedicate ourselves and our book to the future: to the future of our class and the classes gone before us and the classes to come-the future that we look forward to with eagerness and renewed courage, to the future of our school, where we have grown from adolescence to adulthood, seen peace go and war come grimlyg to the future of a nation where we may live to plan and meet our future in safety and in joy, to the future of a world drawing nearer to lasting peace, a world where all men shall be free and equal, united by one common bond of brotherhood. The past is behind us, but the future is yet to come. We dedicate our book and ourselves to making it a future of promise and fruitfulness. The Staff STAFF JANUARY JUNE Editor Ruth Ann Swoboda Lois McQuown Snyder Business Manager Bill Bennett James Hart Faculty Lottie Lorbach Martha Scott Pictures Shirley Miller Olive Emery Records Elaine Holibaugh Al Rogel Wilda Mosely Corrine Mulac Sports Lois Ann Myers Bob Krahling James Pappenhagen Beatrice Stuckey Calendar Gloria Gorun Al Rogel Copyreaders Mary Masterson Pauline Lisk Shirley Oswalt Clubs Kathleen Fitzpatrick Kathryn Sefert Photography Robert Plajer Typists Beatrice McGrew, Velma Wells, Ann Horton, Shirley Oswalt, Ellen McGowan, Josie Ray, Helen Tarolli, Jane Derry, Verna Mae McCormick. Art Rena Panoz, Betty Ruff Betty Shreve Ann Horton History Ruth Ann Swoboda Betty Webb Will Mary Masterson Kathryn Sefert For special help we are grateful to: Velma Wells, Gloria Gorun, Kath- leen Fitzpatrick, Beatrice McGrew, Lottie Lorbach, Charlotte John, Corrine Mulac, Martha Scott, Beatrice Stuckey, Pauline Lisk, Betty Webb, Al Rogel, Joe Benedetto, Bert Wilson, Maurice Johnson. Editorial Adviser, Lucy McKibben Business Adviser, Mary Dilleyi Photography Adviser, Leland Whitacre