Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Barliara Quinlan . . . Tribute The days you spent at .Xllianee lliqh School reflect the best in our traditions. ,Xlxvays active. you combined scholarship. fun, and service in every phase ol' school lile. Your friendly charm as a singer, your enthusiasm for sports as a cheerleader, your beauty as football queen. your sincere friendliness with students and teachers alike will always be remembered. Now as Miss Ohio ol' 195-1-35, you have carried the name of your school and city to high recognition. At Ohio State your graduation degree carried Cum Laude, reflecting the high standard you have maintained. But beyond the honors is the fact that you l have demonstrated a humility. an ability to accept all honors and remain just you. In tribute for all these things, we do dedicate this Chronicle of 1953 to you. You, Barbara Quinlan, are a symbol of Alliance High School students . . . one of many who have brought recognition to this high school. May we, the graduating class ol' 1955, endeavor to do the same. r ippu tl ill s 4 rlllrl Fllllw rhiri t y 1 ru Birbiri gi I QN Ull HI I4 N 1 1 L, mn tonim i ion i Bob lxllsstll B0 ININ Ill lonyt ntion Hill h Ann Nh If Q Barbara Quinlan returns to her alma mater for singing erigagernent. ts together with M l intl Miss Ann-rit 1 rriweatlier. 4 l W. v an 4 Qi? fx Wi 5 ,-. 'EP-

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our faculty sees us as we can not see ourselves. through thelr helpful supervlslon and gu1dance. we know that they are constantly working to make our future suc- cessful and happy. our lives, in a measure, will reflect their many efforts and their help to make our dreams come true. Cvllgg 1.