Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Dedication Devotion has been Marguerite Hillman's byword through her years at AHS. In various stages of her career, the pictures above show Miss Hillman as a 1932 graduate of AHS, as a first year teacher in 1941, and as an experienced educator in 1959 when she became English Department Head. This book is dedicated to Miss Marguerite Hillman, English Department Head. This tribute carries with it a heavy responsibility. In order to make it a fitting dedication we must scrupulously avoid spelling errors, bad punctuation, and faulty grammar. She would want it that way. A product of Alliance High, she graduated in 1932. The Depression delayed her entrance into collegeg howev- er, she graduated from Mount Union College and returned to AHS in 1941 as a teacher. Her great love for students and AHS has kept her here ever since. She has served occassionally as advisor to the Chronicle and for many years as Red and Blue advisor. Her skills in language have been shared with English and jour- nalism classes for the past 31 years. Miss Hillman shared greatly in the adoption of the senior Humanities classes begun in 1971. Most important, she has contributed to her students' education the fundamentals of communications and an appreciation for the rich pageant of En- glish Literature - an educator in the best sense of the word. To dedicate this book is a fitting tribute to such an educator - to offer our thanks, essential. nnstdvasnws he-ills .4-Q-K tl-pall'

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Back to Autumn Whither American Child do we wander Tell me, what siren song do we hear What veined refrain, pulsing restless, so free Has called us again, to begin another year? For of clay and thought we've built this house Patiently striving, seeking an end Together pressing, kneading, molding Till at last we shall stand, finished and free . . .