Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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x C? Junior Jmks v ,rf ' 'fa My brood has hatched into Juniors and all these years of studying, I still now they're studying Poe's Raven. After don't know what he's ravin' about. G57-Q,2'.eQ!'y4' ' I 'Q Circus Prom l,0C'0l'2lfI0llS Jan. 20, 1945 CIRCUS PROM The circus is in town! Yep, the class of January '46 gave a circus prom for the class of January '45. We danced all evening under the big top to the Hmoosici' of Earl Jones and his orchestra. When I was young, I carried water for the elephants whenever the circus was in town, so I volunteered to carry punch and Mr. Covert, muscle man Shirley Myers leads Circus 1'au'ude animal cookies to the dancers, just to re- new old memories. This circus had everything - even a parade. High-stepping Shirley Myers led the band consisting of Jerry Hirschl, Bob Mitzel, Doris Lapp, and Dick Myers. 'tStep right up, ladeeees and gentlemen, said Tom Lotze. See the one and only muscle man of A. H. S., Paul Greek. He didn't fool me with his portable bicepts. Of course, when he asked for volunteers to lift a weight, I didn't go-well, you see I hate crowds. Coach Covert lifted one weight above his head! Did the girls scream! Never a dull moment at this prom. Jim Flynn and Al Smith kept the audience in stitches all evening. 942.

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fi? H54 I . .Sin ,,,, 1 'W Pirate Prom May 26 PIRATE PROM Heave ho, me hearties! Ship ahoy for the PIRATE PROM! From the crow's nest of my ship, -I sighted the A. H. S. gym, where the prom of June ,46ers was being held. I decided to haul down the sail and go ashore for an evening of fun. With Joanne Donaldson and Frank Ka- carab I trudged over sand and moor Cmoor what?J to the land of buried treasure. There I found Warren Walker and Treva Hostettler reigning as king and queen. Farther on I saw two of my old pirate pals guarding a chest of what they thought was gold. Dead-Eye Dick Bal- duzzi opened the chest and found a note . . . Sorry! No Gold! Throughout the evening a crew of pir- ates served grub. They threw me into the brig for snitchin' so much. Seniors Sept. 5, 1945 Now that my proteges are seniors, they are beginning to think of the teachers as human beings. Thinking it over, I've de- cided, too, that all these folks do help us xv2ll'l'0ll XVnlke1', Trcva l-Iostettler Supreme a lot and really are our friends ........ even mine ?????? Just look at the pictures on the next few pages and I'm sure you'll agree. fa W. , fzzbxls N r X 0' fir 1 ,Q Q92 gy 7 Q gdyf ffl, Q f, w 'org .X 1,- kgfa 'Qt' Rf'