Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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I' .5 'E ax..-1.13. galha 223.4-ff!-WC IIEXC IILIIIUBEIIRQINIS F' r THE MHQIQQIQ Volume lll Dulrlislwecl in llne Veurb Bu Tlwe Senior Class ALLEGAHY HIGH SCHOOL D CUMBGIQLAHD, MAIQYIAHD CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS BOOSTERS FOREWORD As a final recording of events in our last year at Allegany, we publish this, the third edition of THE MIRROR. i In this volume we have tried to give an impression of our experiences in high school. If, in the future, this book may be opened again and again, we trust that each opening will serve to bring back memories of good times' spent with friends at Allegany High. "I am listening for the voices Which I heard in days of old." DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1934, to show our appreciation for his most incilcul able help and unfailing service, do dedicate this volume of THE MIRROR to i LEVVYN C. DAVIS. JAMES S. SPITZNAS Principal We are Very proud and happy to have a picture of our principal in this MIRROR of 1934. Although Mr. Spitznas came to us at the beginning of our Junior year, we feel that he is an old friend. VV e have never asked for advice that he has has not given it cheerfully. - - THEMIRROR I934 - H FACULTY JAMES E. SPITZNAS, Ph.B., A.M. Principal , IWRS. FLORENCE G. VVARFIELD, A.B. .ARTHUR W. TAYLOR, B.E., M.A. Vice-President and French Assistant Principal and Geometry Pearl A. Eader, A.-B., A.M.. .......... - ..... .. Virgmia W. Dixon, A.B., A.M. ........ ..... - .- Elizabeth McKenna, A.B., A.M. .... -. nglish nglish - ......... ....... ,. ---English Anna B. Higgins, A.B., A.M .......... ..............,.. ..... ............,, E n g lish Harold C. Wickard, B.S., A.M ................. Physics and Cllzemistry Eleanor B. Henderson, A.B.. ....... Freda V. Barncord, B.S. ............ - Olive P. Simpson, A.B., A.M ..., Lewyn C. Davis, A.B., A.M. ..,.... .- Mary L Rice, A.B., A.M.. ..,.,,,.. , Mary E. Murray, A.B., Biology and Chemist-ry ----.-.-..--..---.......-.-.,--BioIogy History ------.History ilstory istory Foy A. Curry, A.B .......,... ,.,........ ...... . A Igebra and Track Coach Neal O. Harris, B.S. ........,.........................,.... Business Arithmetic Anna M. T. Webster, A.B., A.M. ........ ........ , ................. Latiu Helen Ashley Dyer, Pl1B. ..............,...,. ......... F ranch and Latin lre e W. Lapp. .... ..,...., . -- ....... ....... A -rffommercial ng E. Solt. ......... - ...,.... - ........ Commercial Hilda Willison ...... ......... . ...... .......,. C o in-mercial Dorothy Willison, A.B. ...... - Mary Isabel Murphy, A.B. ..,, , Zelia Wisman, B.S. ................. - J. Howard Waddell, A.B. -- ......... . Walter L. Bowers, A.B. ....... - Kate Grimm Curry, ...,...... - Helen Georganna Kraus . ,.... 7 usic ----------.--.----..Libraria-n Home Economics armal Arts ---.-----.Pilz.ysical Education ..-------.PI1ysical Education .-.---.---.Secretary I .4 J . ,,, .lk .Q if V1 A it J ! 1 . no T ' fl"'HEtM'lRRQ'R 1934 - l HEX Jr., Wu .R 1 , 2 L L. , ff' ' F' ' hx f-in MIRROR STAFF VVILLIAM SOMERVILLIC Editor-in-Ch1'ef ELOISE COLOMY Club Editor CARL Low Art Editor EMMA LEA FRIES Class Editor HERBERT LEHR B usirness M afnagef' LUTHER HUTTER C0-Business Mafzfager L. C. DAVIS Faculty Adviser 8 NIILLICENT LEGGETT Associate Editor HOWARD H. FAW'CETT Club Editor JOHN H. SMITH Art Editor PETER W. TRAYNOR Sport Editor MARY EVAUL C 0-B usiness Jblanager DON NALD RITTER C0-B1I'.Yf1'lE'.YS ll-ifafmzger 4 L E M J ' T7 L I 2 x KA 5 Q K H Ei !!! M M KIIILPRSSIIES - THE MIRROR l934 - a . j, -.4 plblbfff k, if fp VRhl gi,,, A v WILLIAM-Ross MALRJORIE LEoNARD NANCY BARNHARD . HERMAN KOEGEL President Vice-President Secretary Trea.t-urcr THE SENIOR CLASS The Senior Class of '34, writing its history, feels much as a young man of twenty might feel if he were asked to write the story of his life. A past needs to be dimmed by many years before it can be quite safely transferred to paper. It took us several weeks back in the good old month of September, 1933, to realize that we were actually Seniors, and at least twice as many months to forget it again. Of course, we occupied the front seats when the school assembled in the auditorium, and moved with a great deal more dignity, otherwise, school life pro- ceded much as before. L It is difficult for us to express our gratitude to our faculty and fellow-students, yet we shall never forget the guidance and kindness of the former, and the co-oper- ation of the latter during our school life at Allegany. We hope and firmly believe that you will continue to hold high the standards of our school. We trust that the Class of '34 may leave a few footprints on the sands of Allegany, that you who follow will be proud to emulate. , ll - THE MIRROR I JOHN A. ABBOTT Hi-Y 3, 4, Boys' League 3, 43 Soc- cer 3, 4. , -f '- cw. qi JOE JOSEPH ANl:.ELiLATTA Boys' League 3, 43 Swimming 2 Basketball Manager 3. f. ,. A .nf-"' , . -1-' JANE ARMBRUSTER Alpohi MIRROR Staffg Typistg 3' Cheer Leader 43 "Vanity." DOROTHY IRENE ASTILL A. D. K. 3, 45 Girls' League 2, 3, 49. Christmas Program 2. N ',-O WWVVV ,H xc 'st 2.0 ' N"T5'WjiL c' F. ELWOOD BARKMAN Student.COuncil 35 A. D. K. 4, Public Speaking Club 43 Debate 3, 45 Declamation 43 Sophomore Dramatic Club Z3 Boys' League 3, 43 "Valiant" 3 "My Maryland" Christmas Program 3. r Fw? if ' I O A J A. X BP l N ey JANE CBARNARD Secretary Senior Class, Alcohi MIRROR Staff 3, 4g Vice-Presi- dent Student Council 33 Presi- dent Girls' HiY 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 2, 35 Vice-President 4, Octet, Glee Club, Choral Club Accompanistg Choral Club Pres- ident 4. ELIZABETH F. BARON Alcohi MIRROR Staff 35 Girls' League 2, 3, 49 "My Maryland." RUTH BARRETT Girls' League 4. REBEKAH BEAN Girls' League 4. FREDA B. BELL Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Field Ball Z, 3, 4g Track 2, HELENE BENDER Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2. THE MIRROR I934 - ER MA LEA BERKLEY A. D. K. 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Sophomore Dramatic Club 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2. ARTHUR CARL BILLM EYER Boys' League. CHARLES VV. BILLMYRE A. D. K. 33 Boys' League 3,43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, President 43 Band 2, 3, Manager- 43 "Vanity'l3 "My Maryland." ,la V J . ,"' Q2 .- 0 . ' ',, C'. . 3 . 3 f h f 3 1 ,lll " AJELIZABETH. L, he BINNLX F ' l Gji3l9"L2agi:e3 Zi 3,543 .C:l'lOI'35'A,6:lllQ . I I J 1,5 E V43 Fielfl Ball 43,Track 43 Girls f ' Athletic Club la.. fr f if" - ,n . no ,J . , , . , v ' I if . Q 4 2 . M' l W HELEN . BI R A. D. K. Gir a 2, 3 Ch is s ra WM VVAYNE H. BOGGS Boys' League 3, 4. C. LUTHER BROTEMARKLE Bo s' eague 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Dramaticvk Club 23 Boys' League 3, 43 Foot- ball 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3' J. STRATON BRUCE A. D. K. 3, 43 Debate 3, 43 Decla- mation 43 Boys' League 3, 43 "The Sihow-OE"3 "My Mary- l3.l'lduQ Christmas Show 3, 4. VVAYNE E. BUCKLE Sophomore Treasurer 2 3 Alcohi MIRROR Staff 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, President 43 Hi-Y , 43 Public Speaking Club, Presi- dent 4g Debate 3, 43 Declama- tion 3, 43 Boys' League 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Track 2, 3. 43 "The Show-Off"3 Christmas Showg "My Maryland." CHARLOTTE L. BURNS- - French Club 3, 43 Girls' League 2, 3, 4g Choral Club 2, 3. EVELYN MAE BUSKIRK A. D. K. 33 Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Foofr in Club 2. 45 if LUKE . .2 ' "V 4 3. W My 4 1' NQ lil, -, A J J Q lf A 'rx L' Q -' ' r V .1 3 . J 'X U ,f 1 3 X 0' 'PN OF J 1.1 'i .i 21 J 7 ,444 LEO P. BROWN 0.4.5 ,Aff .265 my Maryland." '404 714 .sa-, -'THE MIRROR I934 - FRANCIS KYLE CHIIN Boys' League 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH C. CHRISTOI Boy ' League 2, 3, 4g Track .N h JEAN A C ' tr A I7 CLI S o Dramatic o ' eague 3, 4g F001 T ack 2. - PAULI Alcohi Mrmok Staff 4 A. D. K. 3, 45 renc 1 Sophomore Dr c Girls' League , 43 1yx9.94'i' mm Program 33 " M r ELLA ELIZABETH CL SARA E. COLLINS Alcohi MIRROR Staff 4 Hi-Y 35 Secretary 45 Declamation 4, Sophomore Dramatic Clu'b 25 Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Choral Club, Vice-President 43 Basket- ball Z, Manager 3, 43 Field Ball 2, 4: Track 2, 43 "My Mary- land", Christmas Program 3, 4. ELOISE L. COLOMY A. D. K. 3, 4, Sophomore Dra- matic Club 23 Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Choral Club 2, 3, 45 Christ- mas Program 3, 4: "My Mary- land", MIRROR, Club Editor. WILLARD B. CONRAD Girls' League Z, 3, 4. JANE ADAIR CORDRY Girls' League Z, 3, 4: Choral Club 2, Footlight Club 25 "My Mary- land", "Castles in the Air." HARRY L. CORNELIUS, JR. Boys' League 3, 4g Glee Club 3. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Boys' League 2, 3,A4g Football 2, C3715 Rag 2,3 A Z any Track 2, 3, 45 "My Mary- X f,J 11" I gi 45 f ,V .rx W I .rf I - ' THEMlRRO.RI934 - ' y RD T. CUNNINC-HAM psf! r,jBogi:'bLeag1t14,3, gf, Octst gg gleg ' 5 stra , 3 i,,- NIJ e4: "My lliaafrlf- , 13,91 Sf' T Q ' 44 . L I - ,f!,df ' ff7RUSS64,L CURRY , ' 'A Bigys' Leag? 4, Octet 49 Glee Clul2'4g rchestra 4, Band 4, ' I 'N fBaske all4, Track 4. ITL 7 , jf' 3 ELL ER A, X Baske I 2, 3, IC ,QQ Track 2, 1384: HG ls' a ue 3, 4. X . T A DAN ER , . ,ague 3, - ofbau 2, 3, 4. l NJ Q., hc.. -f" 'CL' . ,- MAigL,15a.ODADGHgiRT'Y D. A 3, 4QEFenCh'e-c1ub 2, f . Public Spslklhg Club.4g Deplaqdqi X, 3,1 'mation 3, 45 QQQIIOTIIO eVDfama-1' 1 tic Club 23 Gxrls' I,4!:i'i!e 2, 3, 4, .'- A' ' xffihristnlas Program 23 "My X li., 7' Maryland? D f X. .-ff . J- pl q EFDNA DAUGHERTY ' Hi-9 3, 4, sophomore Dramatic l . Y ' 'glub 2, Girls' League 2, 3, 4, -,- .' ,M ctet 45 Choral Club 2, 3, - ' "W ' ' Tread er 43 ."My Mar land." J' kvfu A X Lag if y - x 1 - xl-' L ' l ' . xxx! ' Q' , , X M N X A : kt . : . ,V N .-4 .4 . I I xr. . X ROBERT L. DAVIS Student Council 4, Boys' League 3, 4g Soccer 2, 4. Meigs Alcohi MIRROR Staff 4' Girls League 2, 3, 4. F. CHARLES DICK Boys' League 3, 4. M525 CH S A. DIGGS Student Council 2, Boys' League 3, 49 Football 2, 3, 4. wa D will R Q DREXEL M. DOD GE 'Boys' League 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3. Q - THE MIRROR l934 JOHN E. DORN Boys' League Z, 3, 45 Octet 4: Glee Club 2, 3, President 45 Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: "My Marylandng Fire Marshall. GRAYDON S. DUNLAP Hi-Y Chaplain 4g Boys' League 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2. 3, 45 Baseball 2, 45 "My Mary- andj' Q-. ' x " ' il IMI.-JIVIR INIA DYCHE FQ ls' Lea ue 3, 4. X A aj . HI EIC i ERGER Epeng Cl Z, 33. irls' League 3 2, 3, rchestra 2, 3, 4. MARY M. EVAUL Sophomore Dramatic ,Club 25 Girls' League,2, 3, 43'Orohestra 45 'MIRROR Co-Business Manager. WARD HOY FAWCETT Debate 4 ' Declamatio Boys Leagu ' ee ' b 3, 4: tra 4 35 Treas- , 4, I r 4' C ir eader, B Club Ed r mas Pro MI X , : Y 0 ' - Fi I X. O Mars 1' 'My ary d" l 45 R, , l Z WILLARD RALPH FEARER Sophomore Dramatic Club 23 Boys' League 3, 45 Track 2, 33 "My Maryland." GERALDINE A. FEATHER Girls' League 4. ., . 1, f-7 NN Fi :Q QL. x f- SE 421 , 2 Fe Ti? K sr Mei l" if . yff MILTON ji FELDS EIN Hi-Y 25 Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Boys' League 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4: Soccer 25 Track 25 Christ- mas Program 25 "Vanity." J,z,ff'D W7 l 7.44574 ., VIRGINIA LEE FELMLEE Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Girls' League 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 "Vanity," VERONICA 'L. FIRLIE i Girls' League 4. ' - KENNETH L. FLETCHER Boys' League 3, 4. I I f .1 I fi ..- V' L4 I V fl ,. s v ,,' 'x THE MIRROR I934 LEO P. FORD French Club 35 Boys' League 3, 4. EMMA LEE FRIES Hi-Y 43 A. D. K. 35 French Club 3,'Secretary 43 Sophomore Dra- matic Club Zg Girls' League 2, 3, 45 Choral Club 2, 43 Year Book A Stag, Class Editorg "My Mary- an ." P,-A -I ' ' 3 ren J I' ' - gu Sf , l , W' ffyvlj ' I for 1 L" "' fhKr:i F . R ad a 32, ll C I . Ulf' 4 In X E V I p r17i'3j?f1ffRIijj.PE.R4c , lGi:1gvLeag6e 2, 3,4-ng f 1'Clu,b . -fa , 4-are ,ff 4 4, Q4 " flgqyfq-7,9 4 rf, .,,,fffL41fHf': ,L-Lf' K ,', 'IL' 1' ig I an .1 f MAX GERSON French Club 33 Boys' League 3, 43 ' Soccer 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3. 4 , Vlblfjjgcfij A 'M Mi? G, Pmoezfe ag ar ' ' ff wfv. fs MM, Jian AR UIQ? EN irls' ue 2,304 ARTHUR GORDON French Club'3, 45 Field Ball 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2, 3, 4. JAMES LOUIS GORMER Boys' League 3, 45 Soccer 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 4. n, 7f7AA-QZJVI 4 QA " mga' was ,4,,,,AJ, -- . . ,Q - A , 'X 76' if u W 'HO A Q' eagu 3 4' Soc- STANLEY WILSON GRIM Boys' League 3, 4. il - THE MIRROR I934 CONSTANCE HABIG Sophomore Dramatic Club 23 Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 2, 3, 4. ANNA ROSE C. HADRA Girls' League 2, 3, 4. ir J. DRA J e 3, 4g y Mary- nd. u ' 7 - v Q WM 0 K NAOM . H EN ohi MI R Sta 3 HiQY 2, 3, .45 So m amatic Club 23 . a e 3, 4. 1 'A .XX , .-KATHLEEN E. HAMILTON Girls' League 2, 3, 4. I n f Qfyy I X r R, Q3 A .aj Ei -Y M. HARDINGER A Q!! k 237' Girls' ague 2, 3, 4. J 4' M ..,- 'N' P1-H s Y .K -- MARY E. HARDINGER Girls' League Z, 3, 4. Q X l x 0 U E. H Girls ea 2,5 . 'X MARY M. HARTUNG Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Basketbal 4, Field Ban 4. , , n 1 4. fl 14.5, - -JRJ9 " ,LVM WW' ' Lf Y. fyli ig 4-5 A X PAUL F. HARTUNG l Student Council 23 Boys' League 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 33 Vice-Presi- dent 4: Soccer 3, 4g Track 3, 4g "My Maryland." ' . 4 y Sw f .v' '. 'D' --hc' ' ,. . N . N .- OJ i if ul s WALTER N. HEDRICK I 5- Jw' Boys' League 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 45 Soccer 4g "My Maryland." KATHLEEN HENDRICKSON Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Choral,Club 4. THE MIRROR I934 C. PAUL HENRY Boys' League 2, 3, 4. ' JANE LEE HERPICH A. D. K. 3, Girls' League 2, 3, 43 K "My Maryland." A ys' e 3, 43 Glee Club 3g ck 23 Swimming 3. jCARL WIL IA HEUER T Lois -V. HODGSON French Club 3, 4, Girls' League 12, 3, 4. l l , JANE E, HOELLE Spphomore Dramatic Club 23 lGirls' League 2, 3, 43 "Vanity." FANNIE LUCY HOLCOMB Girls' Leag QWQM WM. R. s. Ho-LLAND, JR. A. D. K. 4: Boys' League 3, 43 "My Maryland" g "The Valiant"- Christmas Play 4. VVILLIAM W. HOOVER J Boys' League 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, Band 2, 3. TJ 4 . , . , jjff,Qf,.1'l.. V aff ADf?!lQE.U:CH0P-TTQN 1. . f. fi Girls, League 2, 3, 4. 7 A .' ,'!'lf'l a ,v ,n , I ff! , f LUTHER HUTTER, IR. :M:IRROR Co-Business Manager, All cohi MIRROR Staff 43 Boys' League 3, 4. ' CHARLES L. IANKEY Boys' League 2, 3, 4. ELINOR LOUISE KEECH Girls' League 2, 3, 4. pf .v,.-' jx .X- MlRRoR I934 - X Y., JJf LoIs KEMP Girls' League 3, 4. 3 ' . 4 iff! WA EEjSECK'KA f' Za f4?'G'2,921fI Obfb ,f 3 off M-. .LQQVV M L, W' .W -ffowyvwff J KING S en Cou 'l 3 French Club , ' e ing Club, Sec- :Pu r surer 43 Girls' Leag 2, 3, 4. 'HOWARD A. KLEIN Student Council 25 Boys' League 3, 4g Octet 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3. 4g Band 2, 3, 4g "My Maryland." JOAN G. KOCHMAN A. D. K. 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 4g Girls' League 2, 3, 45 Christ- mas Show 23 "Nut Farm": "My Marylandng "The Poor Nut." I 9 ,. xy ,J I il 57' .yi W RMAN J. KOEGEL ' Y . I JL . rea' rer Senior Classy Treasurer JI XJJXX Kjuzlcii' Class H'Y 2 I ' 3 1' J 3: 4: A Yfxxxy Boys' League 3, 49 Football 2. 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track I J zf g:'B Ii112,3. .H itaffa J mfs-if .JY H- J A J r' ' R GERTRUDE T. KOMPANEK MIRROR, Typistg Student Council 2gGir ' g 2,3, 4. . L ECK e , 3, oral Club CLINTON W. LEE Alcohi MIRROR Stal? 43 Student Council 45 Boys' League 3, 45 Orchestra 2. 'LEGGETT Alcohi ' A D. K. 3, 43 Club 29 2, 3, 45 Octet 43 2, 4g Field Ball 2, Marylandng .Chhistmas Ei-ogramg Choral Club 45 Track GEORGE E. LEHMAN Boys' League 3, 4. HERBERT LEHR LIIRROR Business Managerg Alco- hi NIIRROR Staff 33 A. D. K. 3, 45 French Club 33 Sophomore Dramatic Club 23 Boys' League 3. 45 "Vanity"3 Christmas Show 3. 4. l f M v R ew -Q -'ATHE MIRROR I934 - M' I My 1 R 3 I J lflll I I MARJORIE LEONARD iVice-President Senior Classg Al- cohi IVIIRROR Staff 3, 43 Secre- tary Student Council 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 2, 3. Presi- dent 43 Basketball Z, 3, 43 Field Ball 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. GRACE L. LEYDIG French Club 3, 43 Sophomore gramitic Club 23 Girls' League , 3, - BILL W. LONG Boys' League 3, 4. . x! 1 JANE E I Girls' League 2, 3, 4. ,X 1 LILLIAN E. LOTTIG Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 14. EMARGARET ALVINA LOVE Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Cheer Lead- Ver 43 Basketball 43 Field Ball 4. A.LO A di , 1 1 IR- ncil 2, y 43 De- . - 4- op m e Dramatic . ' - ent ys' League 1 ootball 3 "Vanity" 3 . p's Nest", 'The Valiant"3 ' he Show Off"3 "My Mary- land"3 Christmas Program 4. ROBERT W. MADDOCKS Student Council 2, 33 Boys' League ea ,354 ' MANDEL 2 3, 43 Choral Club 5 MARCUS. French Club 3, 43 D. ' s 3 XXBK?3Trls' 2, 3, 4. LENA VIRGINIA MARKER French Club 33 Girls' League 2, 3, 4g Choral Club 2, 3, 4g Track 6e9s9'W . RM M O.J1,L 9-vig, 44,41-cu me M QM 'ff-11 , , Vfffflfv Risrwgeazfgiluwe 5.0-1-v ' '53-0'-of ' 14 Riff- iff male- , f,ycf,n M 171-4-L4"""" V ' - ' C lf' C C' L' 5 V "'irf'cQ,.f4, -f. 'i 1' 4-'Z?'k'4'.' . QIYATAJ 'J -'L ' F' l THE MIRROR I934 -. ROSELLA M. M ARLOCK 1A. D. K. 2, 3, 4, Girls' -'castles in the Air"g Christmas Program, "Bly Maryland." LUCY MARSDEN , Alcohi MIRROR Staff 33 A. D. K. 4g'French Club 45 Sophomore Dramatic Club 23 Girls' League 2, 3, 4. - RUTH SCREEN MATEER Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Girls' Ath- letic Club f V f' 1 , ,ff WI! V 'A f I ,f,f,'.ff , ', , I 14" K I 1 I 44' xl ' X 3 iff' CHARLES E. MATHEVVS ' 4Bos'Leaue34 Or Hi-Y 3, 1 y g , : - chestra 45 Band 2, Treasurer 3. Drum Major 49 "My Maryland." ol l EELDE CCOR 3, - oys' Lea 3,34 X c .., 3, 4 ' S1 MARJORIE A. MCDONNELL Girls' League 3, 4. MARY C. MCDONNELL Girls' League 3, 4. ' JOHN A. MCGUIRE Boys' League 3, 4. dura! PAUL J. MCKENZIE " Boys' League 3, 4. ' REMBERT D. MCNEER, JR. Boys' League 3, 4: Orchestra 43 Band 4, ygjgjfkw Qlilx- .C if Qglilg X TO ., ME sz French Club 4g oys E agueig 5 i Cheer Leader 2, , 4. h rg ANNA E. MEISTER l Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Choral Club Z5 "Vanity." .4-.' .K .1 Q ff 1. QQ . , ,W V l THOMAS MEISTER Boys' League 3, 4. WJAW I 40m1,f0 Um" 66601 14 ww. Unswwdawi W Opnt Igoluncil A.-D.gi1b3, ' 3 Choral W Club 3, 43 Christmas Prograni 4. R lw 1 , HELEN MARG-QAR 4151 LLER ' DJ K. 3, 4: ce-Pr dent 45 1,1 vS0pl1omore,7Drama' Club 2: 4 Girls' e A, 4, Secretary 3: Xvyb octgbegf .fghriral Club 2, 4, A 1 Pres ent 3r' ut df the'Night": Qujfx ' "WaspI est"HiVf3i'nity"g "My Ip- Mary d", Ch ' mas show 4. l Y KJ X' , V " l JOHN EDWIN MILLER Boys' League 3, 4. l fjnnyvilfgfg. Mo t s01shZ6'5.5fS f lC Club 2g A 4 Boys' Leaguefg, 4. !,.vv.,A N. 1. 1 .. lf? 16, Q A, ,Z V Lf 1, L-7, L Q3 5 ROSE MORICK I Student Council 23 Girls' League 2, 3, 4. ge, Wfiflfl. MW ramat c ub ,K eague 2 I li1fl.w,M... jp' E. W. NAVE f74"'y Alcohi MIRROR Staff 3g A. D. K. 2, 3, 45 Boys' League 3, 4g Soc- cer 2g Track 2, 4g "My Mary- land"g "Nut Farm"g "Wasp's Nest"g Christmas Show 2, 3, 4. HAROLD B. NESTER uf, Boys' League 3, 4 ly, C. -fi J f 'foxy' 3 VJ ,i ,J . . M - ff V ,CHARLES EDWARD NIELD Boys' League 3, 45 Band 2, 3. ,Lf-P' ' .ffl-ffu JOHN F. NILAND President Junior Class, Alcohi NIIRROR Stalfg A. D. K. 3 - ' bate 45 D la 'on 3, 4 esi- X ' dent Soph ore K, amati 'Clubg Boy ' gue 4' ristmas Sh g "The Sh ff." 1- I THE MIRROR will E354 9. My ' sflf WMQ MARGARET NOLAN Girls' League Z, 3, 4. V. RUTH NORMAN Girls' League 2, 3, 4. JOHN PATTON Boys' League 3, 4. H' ,WILBUR PERDEVV Student Council 3, French Club 4' , Boys' League 3, 4. GEORGE PHILLIPS Boys' League 3, 4. VIRGIL RAY POLING Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Boys' League 3, 45 Octet 3 3 Glee Q Club 2 3 4' Soccer 3 Man er f' 4' Track 2 4 , v 5 , Y i 4: : "Vanity". M W Q4 0 ELMA JUNE PORTER Sophomore Dramatic Club 23 Girls' League Z, 3, 45 Choral Club 2. VELMER VIRGINIA PSIMER Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Girls' League 45 Glee'Club 2. ANNA LOUISE PURBAUGH A. D. K. 43 French Club 3, 43 Girls' League 2, 3, 4. ODELL L. PYLES French Club 35 Boys' League 3, 4. ,uf,wf,c,.1.,J 2' ' Me-45-i AUPAC . x lf' I F' gf' IQ' ' 'U ll ' J J " ARGARET ALITRETTA REID Sophomore Dramatic Club 23 Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 4, "Vanity". - THE MIRROIR, 1934 . .5 ,' , 4,1 . 'tit :FZPQQ-. -gif: ffif'-ff -'H ' -'i . 1'-"" -ifiyb I I". I ' "hi v cl 'U ij,5.,,v4' f'p,J ,lf . Qi 2 C 'fi gifs,-'L I 'ftvffrfv - - 0 . I .fc 4 it V, ,V . f A . Q v - If A' li- I D. 111-BRI-Il. ' I A ' ',,,..fliGif1S'ft,mQGe 2, 3, 4: Track-'2, 3, 4. s. V W 3 DOROTHY E. RICE Girls'I League 2, 3, 4. GEORGE C. RICE Boys' League 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3, 4. M7 all .1 WIL A- -II NDR 'R Studei I unigl 23 phomore - Dr tic Cl b 23 Girls' League 2, 3, . JUNE A. RING N Student Council 2, 4: Hi-Y 43 A. D. K. 43 French Club 3, Pres- ' ident 4 5 Sophomore Dramatic 1 Club 23 Girls League 2, 3, 43 l "Vanity", Xmas Program 2, 43 I "My Maryland". W. DONALD RITTER Sophomore Dramatic Club 23 Boys' League 3, 43 Xmas Pro- gram 45 "My Marylandng Co- Business Manager, THE MIR- RoR. ,. sv,-7 f Q ,I i 1 25 JANE ROBERTS Student Council 3, 43 A. D. K. 43 French Club 3, 43 Debate 3, 49 Declamation 33 Sophomore Dra- matic Club 23 Girls' League 2, 3. Treasurer 4: Choral Club 2: "Vanity"g "The Show-Off"g "My Maryland". MARGARET ROSE Girls' League 2, 3, 4. . SARA F. ROSENBAUM A. D. K. 49 French Club 43 Girls' Leagueg "My Maryland". HAROLD ROSENMERKLE Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Boys' League 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 45 "My Mary- land". WILLIAM T. ROSS President Senior Classg Alcohi MIRROR Staff : Hi-Y 3, President 43 French Club 43 .Sophomore Dramatic Club 2: Boys' League 3, 4g Basketball 3, 45 Soccer 43 Swimming 4. CARL M. ROSSI Boys' League Z. 3, 4: Football 2. 3, 43 Track 2, 43 Swimming 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. F w EL E W G'sLe , . 0' CARL SANDER, JR. Boys' League 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Soccer 23 Track 23 "My Maryland". RANDOLPH H. SANSOM Boys'-League 3, 4. A 0-ou!! HH-SWW ALBERT RUSSELL SAUM Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 A. D. K. 43 Boys' League 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 33 Band, 23 Basketball 43 Soccer 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3: "Buddies"3 "My Mary- land". Antik N E 314 IQT L . D. 1' 3 So o e amatic Q ff' lg - 3 Gif ' 2, 3, 4, 7 111 ,. no W , , 01 -LIZABETH V. HEERMESSER Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Choral Club 2, 33 Field Ball 2, 33 Track 2, 33 "Castles in the Air". JQXW liiiffif My lljjf ADA MAE SCHELL Girls' League 4. , Mxwfw' ,Um'313,R"E'ERFN3i ' E-Y 23 Boys' League 3, 43 Soc- cer 43 Track 3, 4. ' ' 4f',,fwlvE.y XM s .. matio , Gir eag , Cho IW 4. I? 3 . ' J HM I CHARLES EDVVIN SHANK Boy's League 3, 4. CAROLYN M. SHARP HiY 3, 43 A. D. K. 43 Sophomore Dramatic Club 2g Girls' League 2, 3, 4. JACK SHARP A. D. K. 43 Glee Club 43 Boys' League 3, 4g "My Maryland". - THE MIRROR I934 CHARLOTTE JANE SHAVV A. D. K. 4: French Club 43 Soph- omore Dramatic Club 2: Girls League Z. 3, 4: Choral Club 2 3, 4g "Vanifgy". f'- pgqa-ll , VIRGINIA SHILLINGBURG Girls' League 2, 3, 4. I A-E SHERMAN irls' Lea ' yi 4. X i i H495 Sophomore Dra ma 1 2 rls'Leag e fp N i Luz! 0 SHIRCLIFF . . K. 2, 3 t. - . , ll!-0 4- ta 2 , cm 2 "" retary , 3 stra 4 M uv yr: nh' ir y andn- W HELEN MASON SIHUCK Sophomore ,Dramatic Club 2 Girls' League 2, 3, 4g Basketball 23 Track Z. JOHN E. SKIDMORE Boys' League 3, 4. l ' 1 aff l Q7 Y I - THE MIRROR I934 JOHN H. SMITH MIRROR, Art Editorg Alcohi Mir- ror Staif 45 A. D. K. 3, Presi- dent 45 Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Boys' League 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Swimming 3, 45 "Van- ity" "The Nut Farm"5 Xmas Program 35 "The Valiant"5 "My Maryland"5 "The Show- OE," - My - v-1' ' J ' I' dygzulva HARRIS SMITH My- irls' League. kxjllfj Ucf 1- ti I f V MARY DOROTHY SMITH Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Girls' League 2, 3, 4. O. W. SMITH Boys' League 3, 45 Band 25 Foot- ball 4. F. PERRY SMITH Alcohi Mirror Staff 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 A. D. K. 35 Pub- lic Speaking Club 45 Debate 35 Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Boys' League 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Swimming 3, 45 "Vanity". WILLIAM B. SOMERVILLE MIRROR, Editor-in-Chief 5 Alcohi Mirror Staff 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 A. D. K. 3, Treasurer 45 French Club 3, 45 Public Speaking Club 45 Soph- , omore Dramatic Club 25 Boys' League 3, 45 Octet 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Track 25 Swimming 3, 45 "Vanity"5 "The Nut Farm"5 "The Valiant"5 Xmas Program 3, 45 "My Mary- land". GERALDINE N. SOWERS Girls' League 2, 3, 45 Choral Club Z. JOHN SOWERS Hi-Y 3, 45 Boys' League 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH S W Sophomore Dramatic 25 Girls' League 2, 3, 5 anity". s . M ELWO TER E retary n' lass5 Secr ry V-f'gf W Sophomo ss5 Stu t un- C 2: - 2, asur 5 y' League , Footbgl 3, 5 Basketball 3, 45 B - ball 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH F. SULLIVAN Junior Class Oflicer5 Hi-Y 25 BOYS' League 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4: Track 35 "My Maryland". DOROT Y '- 2 i esident4 lb' if B l , . , v l H1 , 3, V Y giflf .xii I' ,r I I l JW' - THE MIRRORI934 :fn mr, fl ' X--'Ls , . I I I 4 A - ,, 'x , V, .. ,W ,YV wr HJ' ' " ' 1 I 1 VSJ ii V' P' PETEQRRN. ,r13AYNoR, JR. fy , JNIIRRDR, Spglxas Editorg Alcohi . A Mirrog Sta 3 Student Council 'Y 1 33 . K. 3, 43 Sophomore J QI IC Club 23 Boys' League U 32' ii Glee Club 3, 43 Band 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Xmas Show 33 'fVVasp's Nest" 33 "Show-OE" 4. r" I REVA M. TRENTON W Hi-Y 3, eawe 2,,3, 4. PAUL R. TWIGG Sophomore Class Vicehlaresidentg Student Council 23 Boys' League 3, 43 Football 2, 3. 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3. RICHARD B. TWIGG Boys' League 2, 3, 4. A JACK VAN SANT Boys' League 3, 43 Football 2. FRANCES A. WADSWORTH MIRROR, Stenographerg Alcohi , Mirror Staff 43 Sophomore Dra- matic Club 23 Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Choral Club 43 "Var1ity". CARL H. WAGNER Boys' League 3, 43 Football 43 "My Maryland". MARGARET E. WAGNER Girls' League 2, 3, 4. ' I f E. WA R '-'3,,r1 ub43Girl' Lea ueK2 f 3' Choral Club 4? - CHARLES F. VVAGNIERE Boys' League 4. 5 ALBERT C. WALTERS Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Band 2.. VVANDA S. WALTERS - Girls' League 2, 3, 43, Fie UR 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 391 x . lf-Pl .Nags la? ..-ff . 5 " . J' B., ,ty fs., Q - ,Y THE MIRROR I934 - fffl, L v ,MPN IOS HINE VVARN irls' ague 2, 3, 4. 2212 IES NV H Boys' a e 3, ' Glee ub 2, 743 ch str , , Band 2, 3, 4,15 ary and". 'SAMUEL NVERTHEIMER Boys' League 3, 4. CHARLES W. XVEST Boys' League 43 "My Maryland". BERNETTA WHITACRE Girls' League 3, 4. - , va' 521, .Fl51p1'Q,,ff j 1cATHRYRLLV5B1sE w1LcoX Student Council 3: Hi-Y, 2, 3, 43 A. D. K. 3, 4, Secretary Sopho- more Dramatic Clubg Girls' League 2, 3, 4. E VV NSON II , St g ery Alcohi Mir r Sta rls' League 2, 3 4 y W JAMES P. VVILKINSON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys' League 3, 4: Football 3, 43 Soccer 25 Track 2, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. CATH N WILLETT Gi ls' g , 3 ,f ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Hi-Y 4, Girls' League 3. 4, Bas- ket ball 2, 3, 43 Field Ball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 4. W ELLQABET G FRANKLIN 'WIGRIIELD 0 if I LIA1 Boys, League 3' 4 ,YY ... I Sop omo D 1 Hub D UNK, kdfx 2 1 eague -, , Van: 'nu L u r-'O' ,ly A ffl' fi v 5 9 fa l u,'v A I U l time zwfdnlj X ' f W " . " J , PRWJN, , X fx .ji ' I 4 3: 'A f V f 30 ,lf . 1 . J ,tl I .F Q .X xx, . 'X , Q V lvl " , . ,U I 4 "J I l ,,f' . c. ' fr n fx-'D av EiX.?,LfxT 1 ' 'fr' f HE MIRROR I934 - . ,, . I4 1 1 dxf' ,sit f ., 4 .V 5 x. A. 'Ni QN 1. 5,1 L , , ,7 w Cr KX Q. jg' Q5 'BETTY E. WILSON K XMIRROR, Stenograpberg Alcohi Mirror Staff, A. D. K. 4g Soph- omore Dramatic Club 2: Girls' ' League 2, 3, 43 "Vai1ity"3 "My Maryland". 5' 45, E521 4 SHERWOOD A. WISEMAN f 0 JOHN BERNARD XVOLFHOPE Boys' League 3, 4g Track 2. VIRGINIA LEE WOOLARD French Club 4, Girls' League 3, 4. W HELEN C. NVOOLFORD ,, Boys' League Z, 3, 49 Trar,kE2k. Girls' League 2: , 4- 1 ,x Ax I -.YY A ' -KN!-ffl, f Q, I , lilly-ff 1 c ' .9 f ,, 4 ,Qoifw -Y ,ff N- A , 2, I A 'w1NT1s1g,s,,.,, ,L Hi-Y 4, Boys' L6Qg'l1E"3i4 g Foot- i ball, Assigtairf Manager 35 Foot- IM lyall, llvfanager 43 fI'rack.,2, 3. eg. ' 'A f. , ,,f3" X. Uf-1, l j V' ' MARY KATHARINE NVOLFE Girls' League 2, 3, 4g Choral Club 2. WILLIAM A. WOLFE Boys' League 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. HAROLD YANKELEVITZ Boys' League 3, 45 Soccer 45 Track 2, 3. A. . K. 45 renc : l m ic u 1 S E Leag 7 - JOHN E. CONNELLY Boys' League 3, 4. 3'l ? I' -.- THE MIRROR I934 , z feng t is Ei x X ,iw , sy JAMES PITZER JACK FEY President Viet'-President JULIA BISTLINE Miss MARY MURRAY ' Secretary Faculty Ad'z'iscAr ' ' Y HARRY KAUFFMAN A . Treasurer 1 THE JUNIOR CLASS Now the Junior Class, the class of '35, speaks, and all must listen. for is this not the Senior 'Class of the coming year? The Juniors have led the Seniors a merry chase for the highest scholastic rating and have played an important part in athletics, music, debate, declamation and dramatics. ' ' Perhaps the Junior event which created most excitement was the Jnnior-Senior Prom on May 4th. True to tradition, it was a success. You may still see the eifects, as the students waltz through the halls ot Allegany. VVe, of the Junior Class, expect to assume the roles of real Allegany leaders when September, 1934, arrives, and then, as Seniors, we shall strive to serve our alma mater, after the spirit of the class of '34. 1 32 l T A J , V- . X If g 'N A Nh? E QEO Qf- x 1 QHQQQ, Q, EX Eh xx . R35 Cyp' f f I Nyf.-'ul -Vp! 1l. A X K A THE JUNIOR CLASS 33 l R 1' . Mp, W, f f WmXXfh f- D14-xi L1-1 U' V :.f ' ,. ,I . ,U-x. K lx 4 ' ' - Q.'r1 5-k,.' -Y- jiwl 4 'J nv LJ. If ' -. 3 ,H l' ' N . N ' .' u ' ,L WMP? JJ. X Vx. Xxx !AX,x,.,.f ,A N . I I -I , -f' , I ,,' u ' 0 I U wb THE MIRROR l934y - Q JACK READ JUNIOR KENNEL . CHARLES DIGGS President Secretary Treasurer MISS HELEN DYER FRED BURTON Faculty Adviser V-ice-President THE soPHoMoRE CLASS It was really a rather frightened herd of Sophomores that wandered about the corridors during the first few weeks of school. Although wisdom has, in the past, been attributed to only the members of the Senior Class, we feel that we have exhibited true Wisdom in our selection of Miss Helen Dyer as our class adviser. The most important activity of the class of of '36 was the Sophomore Recep- tion. Here the Sophomores showed the upper-classmen that they are worthy to be called Alleganians. Members of the Sophomore Class have been loyal supporters of all school activities, and have done much to make this school year successful. 34 i W X T EMIQRORI ' XX' HD W S 1 TH1: SOPHOMORE CLAS 35 THE MIRROR I934' To the Class of 1934: Bon Voyage! You are beginning a journey toward an unknown destina- tion-though you may have very definite goals. To all of you will come inter- ests, thrills, triumphs, delights and pathos. X May you constantly have reinenibrance of the sincere ambition of Allegany to send you off prepared-to place in your hands a compass, a sextant, a chart. we keep alive a cherished desire that your life may find great richness in your new world. Bon Voyage! LEVVYN C. DAVIS. 36 LX Zl E ,t Q S 9 E E a E1-:Z we: F ? J SAE if fi C ffw x if I I - ' gig 1 ' QA 9 X :Q K bi "Ta, ,- ,4 M M OIIRQKGH-5MNl?l7ZAYlII'lIl0NS X . ,,- . , n- l ., ,1 ff: ,- .. V., -L . zu ,1,.., -. H ..-Q ,vi 1' . 5 , -131 , ' FL ' 113A ,ilrr .f In 13 . . Il t -g ':',,i..',.. I? 7.2 .'- 'L' Y I - 1: 'Z' Qfhis ' -5- 1 I ,---5L,,f, h lf! I-wx., 2' p :V Q52-ffw-' "fb Elf,-' V 33' -f"' V L , , LH. 5, A.., , - -.M ' F5 , -5 'V-.1 ,-.1 Lf' :.,Ll,.'- - . , . ,.,, , .. .. . J . I 5.1 Xa A ,. 4. .Q f , 1 -' . '-' 3' mf., M ' ,' ' ,. f .jf ' '. A?-ITE? , s . v nu L 5 , , Qu fra ,ff i , A- :.3f',',--1 ,, X vw ' ' - ff J , i111-L. :f' , 1" - 3 , , --:2 .guy 2 1 -ag Er ' if , , ..,, , . . ' - -hm K' -Q 'W ' 'X f' f'f++95L9 - THE MIRROR I934 - THE STUDENT COUNCIL President .........,.....,.,.................,......,.,........... WAYNE BUCKLE Viice-President .,,....... H ...,....,. ,,... - .--JEANETTE DWYER Secretary and Trcnsurer .........,.. ..,...... ll 'TAR-IORIE LEONARD Faculty Adviser ,...,.....,.....,.... - ,...,..,......... MR. JAMES E. SOLT Holding higi the banners of previous records set by Allegany High Student Councils, the council of 1933-34 accomplished many things beneficial to the school. Among these, two organizations, the Boys' Co-operative League and the Public Speaking Club were formed. Committees were formed at the beginning of the year to take care of all problems. The enforcement of the Point System was one of the first big projects to be undertaken. The Honor Roll points were re- duced from 18 to 15 points through efforts of this group." An assembly program, which proved quite helpful to the students, was presented by the Council. One of the largest projects ever undertaken by a Council was Loyalty Night which was a great success in all respects. Interclass basketball games were organized and a sale of handbooks was conducted. A great improvementin assembly programs was noticed which may be accerdited to the Student Council. Through the medium of the Council, an Education Day was conducted upon the opening of the new building. '39 - THEMIRROR I'-234 - GIRLS' I-II-Y CLUB President .... - ...,..... ,NANCY BARNARD Vice-President ......... ------.DOROTHY SUTTON Secretary ..... - ...,.,.. -.-- .....................,...,..... SARA COLLINS Treasurer ....... ......,........,.. - -- ........,...... JULIA BISTLINE Chaplain--,---- L .... L .....,,.. ...JEANNETTE DWYER Adviser ,,....,....,.....,..,.L,...,,.......,,,LL... ...THMISS OLIVE SIMPSON The Girls"Hi-Y of Allegany is a most efficient and active organization. There are thirty girls in the Hi-Y: Fifteen Seniors, ten juniors and tive Sopho- mores. The aim of the club is to elevate the level of Christian character in the school and community. This year the Hi-Y was hostess to the Allegany County Hi-Y Clubs at an all- day conference, including discussion groups, a banquet and a dance, held in con- junction with the Boys' Hi-Y Club. The Hi-Y gave a party New Year's day. The club also held various bowling and swimming parties. The Girls' Hi-Y has had a very profitable year. The success of the organiza- tion has been due to the advisership of Miss Clive Simpson. 40 4 l - THE MIRROR 19134 - THE BOYS' HI-Y CLUB President .... H ....,,...,........... . ......., . .......,.A,.....,, VVILLIAM T. ROSS V 1-66-P7'8Sid811't---- ......,.,, ......... I AMES PITZER Secrefaryum ..,,..,.. -. .,.. ........ ....... . - PAUL LEAR Treasurer ........ - .......... .....,................. A DAM STERNE Chaplain .,.,.,, - ,...... .- ....,. -..Q ...... GRAYDON D-UNLAP Ad'v1'sers .,,.,.. ..,......, M R. WALTER BOWERS MR. LEWYN DAVIS The Boys' Hi-Y Club has completed a year of extensive activity. Co-operating with the Girls' Hi-Y, the two clubs acted as hosts at the County Hi-Y conference, and sponsored a banquet and ball. This was an outstanding social event. The Boys' Hi-Y had charge of the annual bonfire before the LaSalle game, gave the Girls' Hi-Y a party, presented their annual farce comedy to the school assembly, managed the Allegany-Pennsylvania Ave. swimming meet, and climaxed the year with a banquet. Members of the club express their sincere thanks to Mr. Bowers and Mr. Davis for leadership during a very successful year. 41 'l Q J 1 J P' sw, . , ' L 'JF l . 3. , S ' ' - . I- f Q TX 0, X U I' w 'X ,i A ,it fn- ' f X7 ,x J' X '1 I 'pi' D J 1 J Ulf n "' 6 s ' 1 J vi. A v F F . L1.t? 4 ' , 1 A ,Y "l' It v ' Q 1,1 - 1 1 . I ,lf sr I Y I 1' Ni 1 1 l .1 L J' 1 .1' ,. ,Ja I CHORAL CLUB Preszlievzt ........... ..... - ..-WNANCY BARNARD V-ice-President ..,.,.,... ..., ..... - . -WHELEN MILLER - Secretary ..... . ..... . ,- ........,... NELLIE SHIRVCLIFF Treagru-tier ........,...,........,..,,.,..... . ,......., - ..... EDNA DAUGHERTY The Choral Club has terminated another year of success. It is one of the popular musical organizations of the school. During the scholastic years of 1933 and 1934, the club was present on various programs. The Easter assembly, sponsored by the club, was one of our most outstanding and effective performances. Q The girls also assisted in the Valentine Day assembly and participated in song at the Preliminary Declamation contest. fl- This year the club made a new appearance. They adopted the plan of wearing afternoon dresses, which made a very lovely elTect in combination with their voices. i The success of the club is due largely to the ability of its director, Miss Dor- othy Willison. 42 ff ag.,-V4 , 'mf - be wg- fLa.- L ', 1 pf X4 LQKLJ 1 as - THE MIRROR I934 '- -- , W 'wiiffwiif it! THE GLEE CLUB President ........,. H ....... .... ......, ................. - ...,... J O H N DORN V ice-Pzjesident. ..,... .,..,. .....,,. H O WARD CUNNINGHAM Secretai'y-Trvaszlrer. ,..... ...... . LAWRENCE M IDDLECAMP Director .........,..........,,... ...,.,., M R. ARTHUR W. TAYLOR Accompaflist ......,............,.,.................,.......... NANCY BARNARD Handicapped from the Hrst by a lack of experienced singers, the Glee Club has nevertheless had a successful year. At the Spring Concert and their annual assembly program, the boys proved again that hard and persistent work is the means toward success. A Few members of the club are Seniors, and the training and experience the underclassmen have receivd will assure greater activity to future glee clubs. R Mr. Taylor has workd hard with this organization, and its impovement is due mainly to his untiring efforts, Nancy Barnard's loyalty as accompanist has also contributed toward the club's eventual success. 43 THE MIRROR I934 T- z THE ALLEGANY ORCHESTRA-1933-1934 President ..... .w.., . ........... CHARLES BILLMYRE V1'ce-President ..,,.,... L. ..... .- . .. .PAUL HARTUNG Secretary ...........,..... .. ...,.,..,....,.................. LOUIS STEIN flctfng Tl'l'0JlH'f'l' ......,...,......... HOVVARD FAWCETT Director ..,....,..7 .,L, , ,........,....... M ISS DOROTHY WILLISON This year Allegany's Orchestra has been outstanding in several respects. Under Miss Willison's leadership, the best balanced orchestra in the history of the school has set a new standard in musical interpretation. The orchetra played at all school assemblies, dramatic productions, declama- tion contests and debates. It was invited to furnish -them music for the I. O. U. A. M. Memorial service and at the Allegany and Flintstone High School Commence- ments. Six members of the orchestra played the difficult musical score in "My Mary- landf, It was also well represented in the All-Maryland High School Orchestra at Baltimore. , This organization has clone much to popularize good music in the school. 44 l T - THE MIRROR l934 - ALLEGANY HIGH SCHOOL BAND lllanager .,........,.........,..,... .. ...... HOWARD T. CUNNIN-GHAM Assisfallf Jllanagmp.- .,.. ,,...,.......,,.. - -CHARLES BILLMYRE Librarian, ,,.,.., , ,,,.,,,.,,,., . ............,.......... DONALD HAYES Tf6U6'1ll'CI'l-.--,-.,.-- .....,.,.., I-IOWARD HOY FAVVCETT Drum. .Major ........ - ..,,,...,...,,..... CHARLES MATHEVVS Director ......,,.A.., .. .....,.,.......,........., MISS DOROTHY WILL-ISON Carrying on the traditions and ideals of old, the Allegany Band has been very active this year. Probably the most important single improvement was the new blue and white capes purchased for each member through the thoughtfulness and generosity of the A. D. K. and Mr. Wickard. Robed in these, the band became an outstanding attraction in the Armistice Day Parade, and at the Allegany-LaSalle football game. ' ' . 'The band played at all other home football and basketball contests. A splen- did assembly program, and participation in the -Sophomore Reception, the bonfire before the LaSalle game, Loyalty Night, and Spring Concert mark other activities of this popular organization. 45 THE MIRROR I934 O C T E T Sopranos Altos NELLIE SHIRCLIFF MILLICENT LEGGETT EDNA DAUGHTREY HELEN MILLER Tenors Basses XVM. SOMERVILLE HOXVARD CUNNINGHAM JOHN DORN PAUL HARTUNG Miss DOROTHY WILLISON, Director NANCX' BARNARD1, Accoivizjwcziiziist The Octet is not Only one of the most popular active musical organizations in school, but also in the community. One of the main reasons for its success is its ability to be prepared to sing at short notice. Among the places at which the octet has sung this year are: Presbyterian Church, Mt. Royal Parent-Teachers Association, the Allegany Christmas Program, Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club and Lions Club. The octet has sung for a number of years at the Flintstone High School Commencement and Allegany's Senior Sermon and Graduation Exercises. Q The success of the octet is mainly due to the fine ability of Miss Willison to direct group singing. 46 l l THE MIRROR I934 - GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS President ..,...... ........ ....... ll i IARJORIE LEONARD V-ice-President .....,,,..... .. ..,....... .,.......... N ANCY BARNARD Secretary--- ........., - .... - .... L .............. - ....... IEANETTE DWYER Treasurer Q first seme.rterj----a- ,.... -.-- ..,. LJULIA BJSTLINE Treasurer fsecoud sem-estcrj. .,.,....,........,...... JANE ROBERTS The Girls' League, one of Allegany's active organizations, is composed of all the girls in the school. The League meets bi-weekly, alternating between general andsectional meetings, at which the different phases of etiquette have been dis- cussed. The League cabinet, composed of a member from each home-room, transacts the business. The work of the League is divided among the various committees, namely: Social, League Headquarters, Big Sister, Lost and Found, Program and Social Service. ' The iirst activity of the year was the annual tea for the purpose of acquaint- ing the Sophomores with upper-classmen. This helped to develop feelings of friend- ship and co-operation which are the main factors in making the League a success. The Social Service Committee sonsored the "Wl1ite Thanksgiving" by dis- tributing baskets to the needy. A Girls' Tag Dance was held during the Thanksgiving recess to welcome the Boys' Co-operative League and to celebrate the result of the Allegany-LaSalle football game. This type of dance became so popular that a second one was held in the spring. ' 47 ifljiiifgtlfgf ggi if THE ALCOHI MIRROR The Alcohi MIRROR, Allegany's bi-weekly publication, is an indispensable organ of school life. I The annual subscri ation cam Jaiffn was inau urated at the oneninff of school l as e, by the presentation of "A Century of Progress," a one-act play, as an assembly program. The ensuing campaign was characterized by the "blue feather," which was worn by all who subscribed. . . Programs for the Sophomore Reception were furnished by the staff in the form of a miniature Alcohi TNIIRROR. Having been entered in the Maryland Scholastic Press Association contest, the Alcohi MIRROR won second place. It also won honors in the National Scholastic Press Association. t Following the precedent of the whole nation, the staff sponsored a "Presi- dent's Birthday Ball," honoring President Roosevelt on his Fifty-second birthday. -On Education Day an attractive and interesting exhibition of the editions issued this year was on display. Another feature of the exhibition was a typical newspaper office arranged by the members of the staff. Q ' The Alcohi MIRROR experienced one of the most successful years in all its history under the capable supervision of Miss Mary Murray, faculty adviser. 48A - THE MIRROR I934 . , ALPHA DELTA KAPPA I President ................,.........,., L-- .,,..... ..,.. . ---L ..,., JACK SMITH Vice-President .......... ....,.,......,..... I-I ELEN MILLER Secretary .....,.......,..... ....K........,.............,...,....... C ARL LOW' T1'0US1l7'6V-L.--L.L-.--... .... - ,.......,, - ....... WILLIAM SOMERVILLE "Wlzicl1- club in our school is considered the best? The one that towers above the rest? - -A ' , I .It doesn't take long to know what yozfll say, For it's the snappy and poppy A. D. Ki' The initial production of the year was a one-act play, "The Valiant." It was given as the main attraction at the Sophomore reception. For the tenth consecutive year, the club presented the annual Christmas pro- gram, Santa Claus and all the trimmings-was it effective? We ask you! On November 16th and 17th, the "Show-Off" was presented. There were capacity audiences both nights. The proceeds were put to the fund for buying Capes for the band. The colossal production of the year was -the elaborately presented "My Mary- land." Although primarily a school production, Alpha Delta Kappa was largely responsible for its success. Mr. Wickard was the general director for the show. On April 24th A. D. K. held its dance. It was a "My Maryland" dance and clever and unique decorations were used. After such a successful year, we can say "farewell" with best wishes for the future Alpha Delta Kappas. "So, as of old, may you of today Still carry on the A. D. K. May you 'work and sirizfe to keep her name O11-6 of 'worth and 'vim and fame A-nd then, we hope yozfll hear all say, "Gee, we like the A. D. K."' 49 - THE MIRROR l934' - "MY MARYLAND" A Musical Romance in Three Acts Book and Lyrics by Music by DOROTIIX' DONNELLY SICMONO RONIBERLI Book Staged by LEWVN DAVIS Musical Numbers Directed by DOROTHY WILLISON Dances Staged by JUNE RING and JANE I-IUTSON Presented at the Strand Theater, February 20 and 21 Entire Production Staged Under the Personal Direction of HAROLD 'C. WICKARD Cast of Characters Sue Royceua ,,,.,.,. ,...e, - ...,,.,,... ..... - ---. ......... NELLTE SHIRCLIFF Laura Row-ei ....,... .,....,................,...,..,.. . , ........... MSALENA SHARP llfam-my L0-u.--L .... ----- ...... - .... -------,,.-- .,,. -SARA COLLINS Edgar Strong, ..-,,....s....,... L ..,,..,............. - ................ ...JACK ABBOTT Sally Negly ..... -L .......... -------- ..... ---,---MILLICENT LEGGETT Barbara Fritchie ....... ..... .. .... - .......... ..............,... . H ELEN MLLLER Jack Negly ..,,A.,.,..,, - ....,.... ,..,.. - ..-VVILLIAM SOMERVILLE Dr. Hal Boyd ,c.,,.., Zeke Bramble .--..----HOwARD CUNNINGHAM HOWARD FAVVCETT Colonel Negly ..,.,., .,...,. - ....,.. S TRATON BRUCE Arthur Frifrhie ......... .,......,.... . ..... L E0 BROWN Captain Trumbull ................... ,.... - ..........., L ....... , -.-ALBERT SAUM Mr. Fritchie .-- ,.c,e........,........,... ..... ........................ l .... . e...... C A RL Low Sergeant Perkins ..,..,.,. Em--- ....... --- .... -----------.WAYNE BUCKLE Mrs. Hunter .....,.......................,.,..,..... SARA FRANCES ROSENBAUM. Tim Green .......,...,..... L .... E-.. ..... L- .............. -GEORGE WAINGOLD Fred Gelwar ....,......,.,...e................ ,.,. - . ........ --,ELWVOOD BARKMAN General Stoewzertwll Iarkson --- ................ ---L ...... - ...,... ...... I ACK FEY Hardwa-re.---- ,.,.,....e.,..., , .,........., ...,,. ,... L A XVRENCE TYTIDDLEKAMP Habeus Corpus ....,..,....,.......,.. .,.e.....,....,.,., . LLOYD BUCHANAN Priceless ......... - ,,..............,..,.. . ....,,...,... L .,,............ VN ,ALTER HEDRICK Sou-ther-n Belles- ,lune Ring, Jane Hutson, jane Roberts, Virginia Furstenberg, Louise Youngblood, Jane Cordry, Virginia Heintz, Rosella Mar- lock, Virginia Russell, Jane Lee Herpich, Mary Abell, Jane Lee. Townspeople- Eloise Colomy, Betty VVilson, Emma Lea Fries, Mary M. Lible, Helen Slough, Mary Moore, Charlotte Bender, Edna Daughtrey, Mary Robb. Pauline Clower, Dorothy Fertigue, Dorothy Weis- kettle, Esther Smith, Kathleen Grosh, Margaret Daugerty, Ida Mae Kellough, Evelyn Beckman, Eleanor Taylor, Frances De- Haven, Elizabeth Baron, joan Kochman, Mary Sullivan, How- ard Klein, james VVelch, Charles West, Virgil Poling, Charles Matthews, Harold Athey, Ernest Enfield, Harry Butler, Jack Fey, Robert Moreland, Carl Sanders, Paul Hartung. Soldiers- Carl Wagner, George Cunningham, Earl Forbeck, William Hadra, Iohn Dorn, Hugh Shires, Gerald Carleton, james Pitzer, Carl Vandegrift, Paul Gilford, Graydon Dunlap, Joe Sullivan, Harold Rosenmerkle, Ralph Fearer, Ray Deremer, George Charukas, Rankin Holland, VVilliam Ritter, Elza Nave, Jack Sharp, Jack Smith. 50 e wx HEMIRROR 'I934 - J .gif .. -. - . ,A y TSVN, .". K ' -. E' 'Ai mfg. .gf .A ,N-W ffyzqrgg N5 ,A-1-45,5 , .V ff .. . ,. X K Af ' qw A gf. ,W - . SAW A A A Af , QR A S W A A A iii A Q? ii? ov 73'.'i'L . 2 Qff -ffl? ,- Ayn, QL.-X, i' , Si . :ggi ' ' :K f fsfii' 9? .tiff 535' E X ,.. ,f ' ., . fi U. . . Y-M A Q , 44 - - ifrvf' 'z . . J .. . Sri if xi . WF- i ggi? iw ' mbdmggik? A iii? . SENIOR CLASS PLAY "LITTLE VVOMENU Directed by HAROLD C. NVICKARD Illrs. HI arch ....... - ..... HELEN M ILLER Mr. March ...... ........ X VVAYNE BUCKLE Meg ............... . ....,... ELOISE COLOMY I0 ......... . ........... ,..... .... I U NE RING Beth- ....,.......... ............ ....,. N E LLIE SHIRCLIFF Amy, ............... -.--. .... ...L.. .......... I A NE ROBERTS Au-nz' Marci: ........ ......,.... - . ..,.... ..,,.,. E MMA LEA FRIES Air. Lcrwrmzce ....... ............,...., ......,, S T RATON BRUCE Laurie .................... L .,.. L ........ ...., . ...... L EO BRONVN Professor Bham' ....... -....,,,,w,,L,,,,,, C ARL Low John Brookcx--- ....... ..-.....,,,, .JXLBERT SAUM Hfzmm Mulcfft ....... - ....... ....... IV IARJORIE LEONARD 51 - THE MIRROR I934 - DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS GCTOBER 18- . "The Valiant." A one-act play put on as A. D. K.'s contribution to the Sopho- more Reception, directed by Harold C. VVickard. This was A. D. K.'s first pro- duction of the 1933-34 season. Members of the cast were: Warden Holt, jack Smith: Father Daly, Elwood Barkman: Dan, a jailer, Rankin Holland: james Dyche, Carl Low: VVilson, VV m. Somerville: Josephine Paris, Betty Marquis. NOVEMBER 16-17- "The Show-Off." Three-act play by George Kelly. A. D. K.'s autumn production directed by Harold C. Wickard. The cast in order of appearance: Clara Hyland, Marie Dryer: Mrs. Fisher, Louise Youngblood: Amy Fisher, Jane Roberts: Frank Hyland, Wayne Buckle: Aubrey Piper, john Niland: Mr. Fisher, Carl Low: Joe Fisher, Peter Traynor: Mr. Gill, jack Smith: Mr. Rogers, Straton Bruce. DECEMBER 20- "The First Christmas." Presented by Alpha Delta Kappa as its tenth annual Christmas program. A one-act play, most appropriate for this Christmas season, staged in the best of spirit by A. D. K., and directed by Harold C. Wickard. The members of A. D. K. privileged to be in a play of this knd were: Ohed, Carl Low: Laban, Wm Somerville, Ariel, Lawrence Middlecamp: Gaspar, Straton Bruce: Belthazar, Elwood Barkman: Melchoir, john Niland: Mary, Eloise Colomy: Joseph, Howard Fawcett: and others too many to name. MARCH 27- "Tbe Burning of the Peggy Stewart." A one-act play of Maryland Colonial Days by Lewyn C. Davis. This play was presented in the assembly by the History Department and directed by the author, Mr. Davis. The cast of characters was: Mrs. Stewart, Sara Collins: Peggy, Jane Roberts: Mr. Stewart, Straton Bruce: joseph Williams, Peter Traynor: Mathias Hammond, Carl Low: Charles Carroll, Wayne Buckle. APRIL 5- "The Deferred Proposal." Presented in the assembly by the Boys' Hi-Y as its fifth annual farce. It was considered one of the best plays the club has ever done. The play was directed by Lewyn C. Davis and the cast was as follows: Geraldine Parker, Albert Saum: Tommy Parker, Junior Kennel: Mr. Parker, Donald Buckle: Patty Palmer, Jack Abbott: Betty Beach, John Sowers: Horatia Bangs, Wayne Buckle. MAY 25- Q "Little Womenf' Three-act drama presented by the Senior Class of 1934 at the Strand Theatre. This play ended the dramatic season at Allegany by pre- senting for the citizens of Cumberland real talent and real representation of our graduating class. 52 - THE MIRROR I934 - PUBLIC SPEAKING AT ALLEGANY DECLAMATIGN The annual Tasker G. Lowndes declamation contest was held at Allegany High in December. Nineteen boys and girls took part in the pre-preliminary, and live boys and five girls in the school finals. They were: Helen Raye Miller, Mary Margaret Daugherty, Catherine Lee, Sara Collins, Mary Shafferg and Straton Bruce, Wayne Buckle, Elwood Barkan, john N iland and Howard Fawcett. Straton Bruce and Helen Raye Miller were declared the winners and awarded' gold medals. AlthoughgAllegany's representatives did not win the county contest, the experience gained by the contestants cannot be over-estimated. It is noteworthy that all the boys who participated in the school declamation finals were members of the County Championship Debating Teams. Miss Mary Murphy, coach of both activities, deserves the sincere gratitude of all interested in public speaking at Allegany. The declamation and debate participants were the guests of the school at a banquet given in their honor at Romney, W. Va., on April 19, 1934. Mr. Kopp, Mr. Spitznas, Mr. Pugh and Mr. Lowndes and the members of the Allegany faculty were there to do honor to the team's successful climax of the public speaking program at Allegany. - 53 - THE MIRROR I934 - DEBATE Debating the question, "Resolved, That the powers of the President of the United States should be substantially increased as a settled policy," the two teams of Allegany High brought the County Championship of the Ferman G. Pugh Intterscholastic Debate to our school. The preliminary debate between the Allegany teams on March 16 resulted in a 3-O decision for the negative side. On March 23 the negative team traveled to Frostburg to debate Beall High, winning there 2-l at the same time the ,Allegany affirmative team received a 3-0 triumph over Barton at Allegany. Only one other school in the county, Central High of Lonaconing, had two victorious teams, so on March 27 a final deciding debate was held, this contest giving Allegany first county honors. The members of the two championship teams were: Affirmative, Carl Low, Elwood Barkman, John Niland and Louis Ort: negative, Straton Bruce, Wayne Buckle, jane Roberts and Howard Fawcett. Medals were awarded to Jane Roberts and Carl Low. Miss Murphy entertained her winning teams April '11 with a theatre party followed by refreshments at the Golden Gate Tea Room. Much of the honor goes to Miss Murphy, coach, whose hard and patient work made possible these winning teams. By giving freely of her time and effort she has achieved what many seek but few attain-success. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB Presideut.--- .............,.. - ......... -- .........,,...,, - ..,,..,.. VVAYNE BUCKLE Vice-Prestidemt ........................................... L .....,.. .VCATHERINE LEE Secretary and Treasurer ........... - ..... - ........,...,... MARY JANE KING Although a new organization this year, the Public Speaking Club gives prom- ise of being the forerunner of a well-balanced public speaking program to be carried on in coming years. ' Organized too late to be of great value this year, the willingness with which underclassmen sought to learn of the technique of public speaking indicates there will be co-operation with any program initiated in future years. -54 I I ff x if S? 3 h- fix ' L I f g N I QA X I W 4 Z U ez e xx I M iii 3 ,Z 3 ,Af X ,',.. - QQ 552 X ,g f 1 w M 25k1ll'lNHil IIL INE 'Ill' Ill QC S . --Wulf Aff Li fl- -may L, .-Ar' sf-fi-LJ THEMIRRORI934 - - - , ff L,-f'afaM FOOTBALL R. Tackle ........ .4 .,...... --- ...... Charles Diggs R. Guard------- ....... George Cunningham Center--L ........,. .......... - ........... C arl Rossi L. Guard- .......... . ...... ...... G raydon Dunlap L. Tackle ......, - ...... Harold Rosenmarkle R. End .......... ..,... - - ....... -Adam Sterne Allegany ....... - ..,... ..... 0 3 Allegany ........... - ...., ..... - -.14 3 Allegany---------- w..... ---.13 5 Allegany ........ ...,.. ......... 0 3 Allegany-, .... ---- ,....,..... 7 3 Allegany----..- ......,. ...... - -- O , Allegany..-- ...... --- -.-- 0 3 Allegany ....... --- ,......... ..--, 19 5 Allegany ....,,.. -.-- O g L. End ...... .......,.................... P aul Twigg Quarterback..- .,..., ..,..,.. H erman Koegel R. Halfback. ....,....... ----Joseph Sullivan L. Halfback ...--.-.----.- Norman Gerdeman Fullback ..--.-.-. .-.. ...... -.-.....-... Le 0 B rown Ferndale ...--....-.-....-.-. .--..... . . 0 Baltimore City .-.--..-.-...--.---....- 0 Penn -..-... - .-.- - .....- - -..-..--.-.---- 0 Martinsburg ..-.... ......... - ..... . O Keyser .......-.. -- ....... -. 0 Waynesboro ..----- Winchester --..- --------- 7 ---- ..... .- 7 Hagerstown .-..-.. . -.-..-........- .6 LaSalle -..-....---. l 57 - -...--.-... 0 THE MIRROR I934 A. 36 39 30 41 39 42 35 34 36 25 40 39 20 THE BASKETBALL SQUAD Paul Twigg ,,.,... , ......,,. ............,,., F orward VVi1liam Ross ,.,...... . .... .--.Forward - George Rice.----W .... ..,.-Cen'ter Adam Sterne.-.- 3.., .,.,...... G uard Herman Koegle ...,. .,... ........ . . Guard VVon 24 Lost 2 H. S. Opponents A. H.S. Opponents Alumni ,... .....,,,... .,...... - .28 51 Frostburg - ......... ,... .,.,...w - - .---16 Martinsburg ..... .- - -. .,., . ,.., 18 28 Penn-Avenue ..... -- Hagerstown ..,,.., . .,..o .. -.13 44 Central ...... ....... ...,, - - -19 Frostburg ,.... ...,. .,,..,.,,. 1 O 49 Westmont .....,.. ....... . 23 Penn-Avenue ..,.. ..,,..,.. 1 9 29 Ferndale .... ...... . -. .... 27 Lonaconing ,.,,.... ,,.,.,. . -.25 52 Westernport ---. .-.. 3 2 Keyser --..-- . --.-- . -........-. 15 37 LaSalle ----- ..-..- ------- . 2 4 VVestn1ont -----... --------- , 26 63 Barton ----- , ..----.- -.-- ...... 2 0 Westernport -.-.--- -------. . 1 6 30 Penn-Avenue --..-.-. 25 LaSalle -..-.-..-.-. .-.---- 2 6 '33 Oakland ---.--. .-.-. --13 Keyser ---- . -.-- . ..-------- 17 4:36 Frederick ..---. ---.- ---17 Barton .----.- ..-----,-, 2 3 'K37 Mt. Rainier .-.--.--- ..... - .--23 Ferndale -.---- .-.-----.--,-. 30 X28 Cambridge ---- ,- C"'State Championship Gamesj 58 l 1 - THE MIRROR I934 FIVE CONSECUTIVE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS As the school year of 1933-34 draws to a close we find that Allegany has done it again, won for the fifth time, in succession, the State Basketball Cham- pionship. Allegany is the only school in Maryland to have accouiplished such a feat, The team as usual was under the watchful eyes of Coach Bowers. It was composed of Vlfilliam Ross, Paul Twigg, George Rice, Herman Koegel, Adam Sterne, Russel Curry, William Miller and Norman Gerdeman. , It seems as if Coach Bowers is able to turn out a championship team regard- less of the material from which he has to choose. , I . The years 1932-33 proved to be another successful season as far as basketball is played at Allegany. Paul Twigg and William Findlay played as well as expected from any players. Allegany went through the whole season only being defeated by one team. The team consisted of: VVilliam Findlay, Paul Twigg, Charles Morris, Her- man Koegel and Edward Diehl. The basketball season of 1931-32 climaxed Allegany High School athletics for this year. The third consecutive state championship in that sport was won. Once again, as in former years, Coach Bowers had performed miracles with the team. Without the coaching of Mr. Bowers, Allegany would never have performed such a feat. Two new players from Greene Street were added to the lineup, Herman Koegel as guard and Paul Twigg as forward. The 1930-31 aggregation, consisting of Captain "Ike" Cessna, VVil1ima Som- inerville, Dick Bruce, Bernard Bealkey, John Rhind, Ellis Nave and Ellery VVard battled nobly against its competitors, and finally won the championship of l1Vestern Maryland. The 1929-30 championship team won the Western Maryland Interscholastic League title only by hard work and co-operation. Keyed to its highest pitch, it then defeated Friendsville High School, Takoma Park High School, Middletown High School, and finished the season by winning over Cambridge High School, the Eastern Shore team, by an overwelming score. The team which was responsible for these victories consisted of Edgar Cessna, Richard Bittner, Charles Smith, Hugh MacMillan and Leo Twigg. '59 5- W J 1-fx ,Sf x . Y 3 51 ,. A if -J 1 lil V uf' - THEMIRROB 934 - 'S ,X X R if if-.Lf A' 51 9 5 'bl' Millicent Leggett, Alvina Love, Mary Hasting, Alberta Smith, Fannabel Sinirth, Gladys Drewnoski, Helen Twigg, jane Arm- bruster, Martha Zais, Kathryn Vandegrift, Betty Ritchie, Ruth Dicken, -lane Gibbs, Manager, Sara E. Collins, Assistant Man- ager, Mary L. Crainblitt. GIRLS' BASKETBALL . FIRST TEAM Forwa-rd---- ......,..... ......... - - .,.... . ...... KATHRYN MCELFISH Forward ......... - .......... ......... M AR-IORIE LEONARD Center ........... -- - ......... .....,.,......,... - --FREDA BELL S-ide Center ........ .... , DOROTHY SUTTON Guard ...... .......... ......... - E LLA MAE DANNER Guard .......... ............. L ILLIAN RUN ION A H. S. OPPONENT A. H. S. OPPONENT 12 Alumni ---- ......,........ 30 30 Keyser ---,----------,--17 21 Coney A11 Stars ..... 18 30 Barton ..,...... - ........... 4 28 Beall ..,........,........... 6 22 Beall. .....,.,,.. .....,.,. - -15 13 Penn ....... -.--- ,....,,.,., 17 15 Penn .,.,... --------L---15 17 Central --.- ...,....,...... 13 16 Central ..4... ....,......... . . 9 37 Keyser ...... ........,. - -24 31 Bruce .-.-.,, ---- -.---- L---13 16 Bruce ----.-. - ..-.. -.----15 40 Barton ---..---.-..-----11 12 Y. M. C. A .... - -........ 43 'kll Penn -----.. -.-.--.- - ---12 f"P1ay-off gamej Places at end of season: 1, Penn g 2, Alleganyg 3, Centralg 4, Beallg 5, Bruce, 6, Barton. 60 l x .Q fl' 1 xg '. ,.v "' 1 THE' 'R Ri 934 17" x lx if 1 1 V - ,Xa if f J ll K --4 l FU NPG!! GIRLS' FIELDBALL Mari orie Leonard O. Forward .....,.,.... Ella M. Danner R. Halfbeck ........ . ........ Wanda Walters I. Forward---- ..... ---Dorothy Sutton C. Halfbark -- ....,.,, .--Kathryn MCEl6Sh Forward ...,..... - .........., Marjorie Zais L. Halfbafk- ............... ---Lillian Runion I. Forward ...... ..... - ---Hilda Chilcott Fullback -------.---- ---- --.--- -----Freda Bell O. Forward ---.----- ---.Alberta Smith Fullback --------.-------- --- Goalkeeper -...---- . ---.----.----..-..-- Alvina Love e Allegany ------. - ------- - ---- ..---.- 5 Penn -..- .-.----.--.--.- ----- - . 9 Allegany -------- -...----. 1 2 Bruce ---.---.- -----.- 4 Allegany -.---... ---.-. C entral , . -..-.--. .8 Allegany -----.-- ----- - ---15 Beall -.--- 2 Allegany- - ----- -.-.------ 4 Penn -------.- --.---. 1 2 Allegany----N ------.-- 10 Bruce -..----- ---- 6 Allegany --.---.- --.--.--- 1 4 Beall - -.---.-- ......---- 8 Allegany ------- - ------ - , -.-.----.------- 8 Central ---- . -------------.-.--.------ . 13 Order of teams at end of season: 1, Penng 2, Centralg 3, Alleganyg 4, Beallg 5, Bruce. - THE MIRROR I934 l SOCCER Goal ......,.., . ....,7N.,.... A lbert Salllll L. H. B. ....... Q.,,,,. .,,. . ..,,v...,, G e orge Rice R. F. B. ............, . ,... Harold Yankelevitz O. R. F ............, William Ross, Captain L. F. B .......,.,. . .,..,.,.. ......,........ C ubbage I . R. F. ........,...........,... Lamar' Mifzlziicks R. H. B. ,,., . ,,,B,B,,,,...B..,.... .Kraft C. F.. ........ .. ...... ..,,..... ......... R o bert Davis C. H. B.. ..... .. .,...,............. Neal Flora I. L. F ..... .......,,........ ,......... I a ck Abbott O. L. F. ....... ...W t ................ L .... . Alvin Seri GAMES PLAYED Won Lost Tied 5 3 0 A. H. S. OPPONENTS 2 0 Penn Avenue.-.----.----------------, 3 .......... ....... , Bruce --.- ......... ...... - .0 0 .......... ....... C entral ............ ........ 2 . ......... ....... B eall ................... ........ O 1 Penn Avenue.-..-----.----.-- 3 Z 3 .......... ....... B ruce ........ ................,................. 4 4 O -.-- ......... ....... B eall Q ............... - ............. -.2 2 Central ..... ..... ......... - - - .... - ..... - Bill Ross was the highest scorer in the entire VV. M. I. League. 69 THE MIRROR I934 - TRACK IN 1933 The Hrst track meet of the l933 season was the Chamber of Commerce Meet held at Fairgo, April 29. Alco clinched the meet by winning six first places and placing in many more. Gale and Hast took first places in the 4-40 and 880 yard dashes. The 440 sprint relay and medley relays were taken without any trouble. The Maryland Track Meet did not prove to be very easy for Allegany. Al- though failing to score a single point, Allegany made a fine showing in the Annual Interscholastic Meet of the University of Maryland, held at College Park, May 5. Allegany trackmen have once more been the victors in the Annual City Tracks Meet. It has retained the city scholastic championship ever since it was inaugurated five years ago. Minnicks led the meet by copping the highest number of points. May 27 Allegany journeyed to Wi11cl1este1', Va., and again added another meet to its records. Edwin Gale set a new record in the 440-yard dash: Hast received second place in the 8803 Alvin Serf led the runners to cop the mile, and Claude Miller was the victor in the pole vault. Homer Peacock received the highest number of points. The County Track Meet to which everyone looks forward, proved fatal to Allegany. Allegany made the poorest showing in years, but proved its ability as trackmen by being the strongest in the Senior events. Allegany copped three Firsts, three seconds, one third, and one fourth. Last, but not least, the meet held at Baltimore, June 9, was the final one for Allegany participants. The Medley Relay Team was the only one to bring back any honors, it received second place. W'ith Allgany's points and those of Beall High School, Allegany County tied with Montgomery to win second place in the state meet. Allegany's rating, as having a first class track team, is due to its coach, Foy A. Curry. Witli Mr. Curry's knowledge of track and field tactics and the co-operation of the team, the 1933 track season proved to be 11 very successful one. 63 - THE MIRROR I934 - ACKNOVVLEGMENTS AND APPRECIATION S In order to make possible the publication of this book, the staif must be helped by the patrons of Allegany in the form of Boosters. We do, at this time, wish to thank all those who have shown that they are friends and supporters of student activities of Allegany High School. - The Senior Class carried itself successfully through another year only by the help of it faculty adviser: Harold C. Wickard, director of the Senior Class play and Senior Assemblyg Neal O. Harris, social adviser, also in charge of graduation, Senior outing, and Prom, Lewyn C. Davis, adviser of the annual, financial adviser and director of Senior Class Night. We wish to thankthem for the kind and generous help and advice in all our student activities and problems. There is no place in the book to express appreciation to those who made possible our education, the most important factor of high school life, so at this time we wish to thank the instructors and parents for their unlimited help and gentle patience in making possible these last three years of school life. I wish to show my appreciation for the splendid help and co-operation shown by the four girls who acted as stenographers for this book: Niletta Wilkinson, Betty Wilson, Gertrude Kompanek and Frances Wadsworth. THE EDITOR. 64 l 04,9 ,xxx I ' X f If,,,,.xy ' X X GI 'D' , 'ff I X If W' 2 X X, Q ,HSI fp EQ ax ,X ,X I IIII IIII I QJI f I - : X f I 5 f E ? 5 IIIIIII 2 Q4 Z ' zz V IXI ii J ' v I XI XZ-P N 7 Y' Kiki L " 1 I ' ' f I 'v . v .A J' ' ' V I fi W? ZVWX f A001 Q 'N' " 'fx ff-Nfmx Q R K Afdo-A Ez' ff M-X -' X -gr -"'-2' ,. mfrn.EJcoI"r. :QE IIE U O S 'III' IIE IRQ S 26 G, 6 I ,fg- ,1-" M 1 - THE MIRROR I934 - BOOSTERS Nathan Gurson Bernadette Flanigan joseph Rhinehart T. Donald Shires J. H. VVadclell F. G. Pugh Cumberland Cloal' K S it Store i X u Mrs. XV. Deetz The Ankeney Company Commercial Press Art Craft Company Evelyn Bloss M. J. Barrow Fred B. Driscoll Bopp's Flower Shop Mrs. J. H. Carscaden Auto Accessories Darling Shop J. E. Duckworth The Daily News Hutter's Grocery Eyerman's Studio Ruth Harvey '33 Paul Eggert J. VVilliam Hunt Edwin Gurley Evening and Sunday Times Thos. J. Gurley and Sons George B. Henderson Lear and Oliver Kaplorfs Young Men's Shop Katherine Kolb Knierieiifs Confectionery Mary Keiiiter Peskin's Post Card Shop J. Nelson M. P. N. Mountain View Inn Metro Store Uoe Feldsteinj Princess Shop Donald Pauhnan Manhattan Hat Shop Mr. McCardell Mr. Paul Elsie D. Lehr, '10 Carl Lehr, '33 Reynolds-Mendenhall Queen City Novelty Co. Sterling Electric Co. The S. T. Little Jewelry Co. Melba R. Tenney, '32 Schwarzenbach and Sons G. C. Snyder Betty Thompson - THE MIRROR I934 ' BOOSTER S-Continued Dorothy Stitcher, '32 Strand Theatre Louis Stein, Inc. VVhite Palace Restaurant Vogel Shoe Store Mrs. O. S. NVilson The W'ilson Hardware Co. Youngs Grocery -I. A. lfVaddell C. Zinnnerinan F. Allan VVeatherholt Ardsley Shop Cumberland Music Corp. George Shuclc Billy Wfatkins Tnrner's Harry Evaul M. Owens Rice George Evans Sz Co., lnc. Elizabeth Hoover, '27 Marion Roseninerkel, '27 Carl McIntyre Charles L. Kopp I. E. Spitznas Georgianna Kraus Arthur W. Taylor Mrs. F. A. Curry Freda Barncord Mrs. A. B. Higgins Virginia Dixon Pearl A. Eader Olive Simpson Helen Dyer Bessie McKenna Mary E. Murray. Lewyn C. Davis Martha Gatehonse Helena L. Palmer Nell Hawkins Mary J. Sowerhy Marie A. Richmond Yola V. Hudson Jeannette Holzshu Mr. VValter Capper Mrs. McKenzie Miss A. Nicht Miss T. Nicht Miss Rice Miss Richard Miss Teter E. VV. Noland, jr. Francis Del-Iaven Nadine Golladay Katie Gurson THE MIRROR I934 '- BOOSTERS-Continued Helen Sluss Virginia L. Sehaiclt John Skichnore Helen Shuck Adam Sterile Harold Rosenmerkel Wfilcla Rieker Bernetta XVhitacre Helen Wfoolford Mary Grace Brown Henrietta Armbruster Evelyn Crabtree Madelene Fazenbaker Louise Martin Katherine Metger Kathryn V andegrif t Rhoades Dillinger Pauline Clower Straton Bruce Howard Fawcett Charles Gehauf Jane Hutson Gynneth Howard Ellen Hetzel Harry Kauffman Icla May Kellough Howard Nave K 69 Bonnie jane Muma F Ruth Volk Dessie May KN-'illiams Anna Gibbs Lamar Minniek Paul Nave Inez Nevy james Robinson Louis Stein F Renibert McNee1' Jane Lee Herpieh Shirley Lee Eichelberger joan Kochnian Mary Jane King Grace Leyclig Carl Low Robert Maclcloeks Neldon MeCort Perry Smith Q W'illia1n Ross ' Sara Frances Rosenbzunn Katherine VVilcox Ruth XVZIQHCI' Herbert Lehr Marion Albright Donald Barb Fremont Dellinger - THE MIRROR l934 BOOSTERS--Continued Jack Fey Virginia Heintz Jane E. 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