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RODMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY 378.771 C557 C.1 V.19 MR ALLIANCE R00 the Chronicle RODMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY 378.771 C557 c.1 v.19 MR ALLIANCE R00 The Chronicle. 3 8212 00118 543 5 The CHRONICLE Alliance High School Alliance, Ohio June 1950 Editors: Ruth Elaine Liechty Lorin Marini Business Managers: Mack Hopkins Robert Buchs Editorial Adviser: Miss Marguerite Hillman Business Adviser: Miss Jane Bullock Photography Adviser: Leland Whitacre Foreword ... a II C££ Broadway Entrance M X&* Broadway Entrance Longfellow once said a book is a treasure chest of thoughts where the thoughts are stored away until someone opens it to dwell upon those thoughts. To this end we have edited this book. Dedication .. To the untiring efforts of Misses Mary and Jane Dilley, two of the most faithful, respected, and loved members of the faculty of Alliance High School, we dedicate this book. During Mary's thirty-four years of service at Alliance High School, she has earned respect through her keen interest in the welfare of her students and the school in general. She has done commendable work with the National Honor Society ever since it was initiated into the Alliance school system. In the past she has served as Editor­ ial Advisor for the Chronicle, during which time she showed her versatility. She was the original Business Advisor for the school newspaper, The Red and Blue, and has held this position for the past twenty-six years. She will long be remembered not only for her deep interest and factual as well as applicable knowledge in the field of mathe­ matics but also for her spontaneous humor. Jane Dilley has served on the faculty of Alliance High School for the past thirty- two and one-half years. She was co-sponsor of the class of 1924, at which time she, too, proved her versatility in all fields. For several years she coached Senior plays for which she received many honors. She can never be forgotten for the sincerity and earnestness with which she teaches Latin. Threfore, to you, Mary, and to you, Jane, we, the student body of Alliance High School, do with all sincerity and humbleness dedicate this book. Miss Mary Dilley Miss Jane Dilley ADMINISTRATION He is wise who can instruct us and assist us in the busi- I ness of virtuous living. —Carlyle. Warren M. Davis, Principal Ralph S. Coppock, Assistant Principal A.B. Ohio University, A.M. Ohio State Univer­ A.B. Earlham, Mount Union, Ohio State sity, Muskingum, University of Michigan. (Acting Principal for year, 1949-50) (On leave of absence for year 1949-50) BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Arthur Sayles, George Roberts, Harry Moreland, Charles Olds. Sitting: H. Gordon Robertson, President; Russell E. Shafer, Super­ intendent; Herbert Woolf, Clerk. FIRST ROW: Oscar Andreani—"He deserves an 'Oscar'." A.B. Mount Union; Kent State. Metals, Senior Class Patron. Football line coach, Ass't varsity basketball coach. Gladys Arnholt—"Fiddle-Faddle." B.S.M. Baldwin- Wallace; University of Michigan, Western Reserve. Strings, Orchestra. Elton G. Bftchman—."Boogie-Boy Bachmah". B.S. Kent State. Industrial Arts, Sophomore Class Patron. Delta Hi-Y Advisor. Jack B. Barnard——"He was ever precise in promise-keeping". B.S. Mount Union College. Chemistry, Science, Club Advisor] Athletic Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jane Bullock—-''The corn is green". B.A. Muskingum College. French, English, Business Advisor to Chronicle, French Club Advisor. Lyle M. Crist—"I'll flunk the whole motley crew!" B.S. Aero. Engineering Purdue University; M.A. Journalism Indiana University; Mount Union. Aeronautics, English' Journalism, Quill and Scroll Advisor, Edkorial Advisor to Red and Blue. Jane Dilley—"E. Pluribus Unum". A.B'. Ohio Wesleyan; Mount Union, Latin, Head of Lan- guage Dept. Mary T. Dilley—"That's good Geometry". B.A. Ohio Wesleyan; Mount Union, Columbia, University of Wisconsin. Geometry, Trigcnometrv, Solid. Head of Mathe­ matics Dept., National Honor Society Advisor. SIDE: B-uth Dowler— 'Nurse, Pie se". White Cross Hospital Nurses Training School, R N Ohio State; B.S. Western Reserve; University of Cincinnati. 'Home Nursing, Senior Health, First Aid, Caducean Club Advisor. Eric Duro—"Hup—2, 3, 4". Duquesne University. Band. Virginia Geddert—"My kingdom for a trophy" A.B. Hood; Mount Union. English, Debate coach forensic League Advisor. National SIDE: Marguerite Hillman— "Now that isn't a lecture". A.B. Mount Union; University of Pittsburgh. English II and IV, Editorial Advisor of Chronicle. Lucy MeKioben Hoffman—"Now, where did I put that?" Marietta College A.B.; Columbia University M.A.; Davis Elk- ins College, Union Theological. English 12, Head of English Department, F. T. A. Advisor. Thelma Huscroft—"I'd better put the preview on the board". Mount Union College A.B'. Typewriting and Shorthand, Com­ mercial club co-advisor. FIRST ROW: Margaret P. Hall—'Take a letter, please". Kent State University, B.S. In Education. Business Orienta­ tion, Business Arithmetic, Typing, Booster Club Advisor. Helen Hen tier shot—"A friend in need is a friend indeed". A.B. Hiram College. English 10, Red Cross Council Co-ad- Vl'cnr Guy Hoover—"A good counselor never lacks clients". Mount Lnion B.A.; Northwestern S.T.B'., M.A. Latin Ameri­ can History, Civics, Dean of Boys. Mary Margaret Johnk—"A lady of fashion". Maciviurray Women's College, Indiana University, B.S., Pur­ due University. Junior and Senior Home Economics, F. H. A. Co-ad'visor, Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen Co-advisor. SECOND ROW: Edgar E. Kid well—"A lion among .^~xv..oladies . Denison University, 1V10"~un*t TTUnio"!""n' ^College " , Bradley 0 Polytechnic, Ohio State Uni- ver•sity , B.S. Advanced Woodwork, Jr. Police Advisor. Joan Kilgore—."She has rings on her fingers". Muskingum College, Ohio State University, Bookkeeping, Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen Co-advisor. B.S. Typing, Mel Knowlton—-'As upright as the cedar." Miami University B.S., Ohio State University, Kent Stat Physical Education, Athletic Director, Head Football Basketball Coach. and David Mainwaringnifs,—"Littl— .uitiie man you've had a busy day." Mount Union, Kent State. Mechanical Drawing, Baseball MounJoacht, ReservUnion, e Tc^-ntBasketbal atotl, CoachTIT^,I Footbal*--^ —l Backfield' Coach, Cfreshmao n class patron. FIRST ROW: Bertha Marinet—"Light, Action, Camera". Ohio State University, B'.S. Geometry, Co-advisor to Junior Class. Jean Miller—"Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492". Mount Union College, A.B.; Kent State University, Western Reserve. American History, Civics, Forum Club Advisor, Advisor to Sophomore class. Charlotte P. MUlapaw—"A teacher affects eternity; she can never tell where her influence stops". Edinboro State Teachers, Kent State, Ohio University. Spe­ cial Education, Eighth Grade Y-Teen Advisor. Ellen Nolt—"The beauty of poetry". Manchester College A.B.; Western Reserve University, Eng- lish III, Jr. Red Cross Council Co-advisor. SECOND ROW: Virginia M. Parks—"Quiet, please". Howard University B.A. Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen Co-advisor, Li- brarian. Bonald Peeling—"Brief words, when action waits, are well". Mount Union B.S.; Kent State University. Physics, General Science, Physical Education, Freshman Coach. Gertrude Pfouts—"Your so understanding". Ohio State University B.S. Dean of Girls, English I, Junior Class Patron. Mary Price—"She's 'Price-less'." Purdue University, B.S. Home Economics 9, F. H. A. Co-ad­ visor. SIDE: Allen J. Miller—"The force of his own merit makes his way" Mount Union College, B'.S. Biology, Grade school coordina­ tor of athletics, Advisor to Delta Hi-Y. Eugenia Moses—"She has a heart with room for every joy" Ohio State University, B.A., M.A. Business Orientation, Busi­ ness Arithmetic, Typewriting, Commercal Club Co-advisor Head of Commercial Dept. Lucille Pettis—"A. true Camp-fire girl". Battle Creek College, Teachers' College, Columbia Univer­ sity, B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Physiology, G A C Advisor. 11 SIDE: Clyde M, Stanley—"A man of integrity". B.A. Ohio Wesleyan. General Science, Audio Visual Aids, Meridian Club Advisor. Mary Edith Stoneburner—"The dignity of History". B'.A. Ohio Wesleyan. World History, Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen Co-ad­ visor. Fred Stuckey—'You hit it! Daid-center!" B.A. Heidelberg. Mental Hygiene, Economic Geography, Economics. FIRST ROW: Herbert W. Pritchard—."Our idea of an agreeable person". B.S. Mount Union. Shop Math, General Math, Advisor to Senior class. Bay B. Beighart—"The man with the dual-controls". B.S. A ount Union, Kent SP te, Ohio State. Biology, Driver Training, Alpha Psi Hi-Y Advisor. 3vn ijrv Sackct:—"Music is well said to be the speech of angels". A.B., B.S.M., Oberlin College and Conservatory of Music, M.A. Western Reserve. Mixed Chorus, B'oys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Voice Training. Floyd I). Saine—- "He makes the school safe and 'Saine'." B.S. Kent State. Vocational Guidance Coordinator. SECOND ROW: May Smyth—"Her voice w:..s ever soft, gentle and low, an ex­ cellent thing in woman". A.B. Ohio Wesleyan. Math, Student Activities Council Co- advisor, Coordinator of club activities. Charles F. Stein—"Men of few words are the best men" B.S. In Education, Kent State, Mass. State. Vocational Ma­ chine Shop, Industrial Arts Machine Shop. Marjorie Steltzer—' Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak". B.A. College of Wooster, University of Wisconsin. Speech, Civics, National Thespian Advisor, Blue Dom Advisor, Dra­ matics director. Dorothy Taylor—"She's lovely—she's engaged!" B.A. College of Wooster. English I, Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor. FTRST ROW: Ben Temple—"Broadway Ben Himself". B.S. Wooster, Muskingum, Ohio State. Eighth Geography, Physiology, Fine Arts Club Advisor. Marg-aret Sites Van Home—"She has a merry heart". B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Kent State, Davis Elkin Col­ lege, University of Pittsburgh. Distributive Educaton, Book­ keeping, Commercial Arithmetic, P. R. A. Advisor, Co-op Shop director. Mildred Walker—"Love me, love my cat".
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