Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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te f 'FF' . Q 4? XCJ af aflppm-:elution The staff wishes to take this opportunity to express its apprecia- tion to those who helped in tl1e publication of the 19410 Allegewi. Those to whom we are particularly indebted are: Miss Mary J. Sowerby, without whom we feel that the compila- tion of this book would not have been possibleg Mr. Albert K. Loper for his supervision of the business activities, Carol Goldberg, Vir- ginia Cage, Jean Yeager, Marie Thompson, Sylvia Gerson. Rita Korn, Richard Carlson, Betty Bell, Martha Hershberger, Marie Nixon, and Alston Robinette for their work in the soliciting of advertisements, Mr. Ralph R. Webster' and the faculty for assistance and cooperation, John Zimmerman for outstanding photographic work, Billy Raupach, Anna Mary Logsdon, Geraldine VVolfc, and Myles Snyder for preparation of campaign posters. We also wish to thank Mr, Charles F. Sprankle of the Robert Rawsthornc Engraving Company for his service and cooperation in photo engraving, Mr, Robert Goldfine of the Goldfine Studios for his careful work and advice in the taking of photographs, Mr. Louis Curl and John Harbaugh for their sports action pictures, and Mr. L. N. VVilson of the Beriln Press for precision of work and consul- tation concerning printing. Page 10

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W wa fp? UFFICERS Marion Buckle ........... 'vice-president Thomas Mont . .. ..... president Douglas Boden . . . . . .secretary Rena Stanley . . . . . .treasurer MW i ' eniona Speak Ft 1 ears a 'e made a lot of changes in our class. You must look far below the L t disnoxei thc fleshman of 1937 in the grown up senioi of 1940 In 1937, as frcshmmn, we first became a part of Alleganv For two seals we to Fort Hill High School, which had just been completed, we now returned to the regular full day schedule. had been attending school only a half day, but as the surplus population had moved As sophomores of 1938 we elected James Gaffney president and chose Miss Mar- garet Durst as our adviser. We became active in the clubs of Allegany for which we were at last considered eligible. The most important thing we did was to assist in the choosing of the standard school ring. Juniors in 1939, we found in our midst capable athletes, talented actors, and industrious scholars. Thomas Mont took over the direction of the class as president and Mr. .lack Platt became our adviser. When we remember our unior year We will always think of the Beaux Arts Ball which we gave for the seniors. Seniors of 1940, we have found our senior year to be the happiest, most difHcult, and even the saddest of all our school life. Again Thomas Mont was elected presi- dent and this year Mr. Herman Ball was chosen as our adviser, Miss Margaret Durst as class night adviser, and Miss Mary Sowerby as yearbook adviser. Soon welll be having class night, senior assembly, senior sermon, and last of all, commencement-things to look forward to impatiently and remember always. We realize we've made many mistakes during the last four years and while we regret making them we know that our mistakes as well as the rest of our school ex- periences have helped to make us what we are. Our hope is that as we take our places in the adult world we can be a credit to Allegany. Page 18