Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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'N Qwxx scm, ,V P WH hs0kWW ' '." ' 4 M" I ' V' ' 1 1194!-42 Ffhe UUUH-Lcjewl The Twenfy Flrsf Edlhon edlfed by PHYLLIS HOLMES JANE SEYMOUR WILLIAM GREEN Editor m Chzef C nculatzon Manager Advertmng Manager DIXON TETER ,,.,..,,., ...E. M ,waging Editor CL WD' Nw CPl-:Q hdlls 05 x 2,065 X YQ. Qv by . 'K 5? L O' ww C-fha 5:-:nion CQCLM U5 an L cz oo um a Qandl, 44 9,1 l5J4c3J1.ShQ C lan 'WL JI Clllloncll quam the Ccllmton The very personallfy and splrlf of school life as rnferprefed by our fradlhons and daily school rouhne are plcfured for you fhe sfu denfs of Allegany ln fhe hope fhaf every familiar scene will be a well remembered parf of your school days The conienfs presenf fo you a well organ ized view of campus faculfy classes achv: hes afhlehcs and fun morning noon and mghf vice of our faculfy advisor Miss Margarei Dursf fhls publlcahon would have been lm possible We wish fo fhanlc our phofographer Mr Roberf Goldflne of Goldflne Sfudlos o.1r engraversrepresenfahve Mr C F Spranlcle of fhe Rawsfhorne Prlnhng and Engraving Company and our publisher Mr L N Wil son of fhe Berlm Publishing Company for fhelr invaluable service and asslsfance In malcmg fhls ALLEGEWI represenf Allegany Spmf. . . . . . X . . I - f . . I I I . .- 1 1 1 I I Wifhouf fhe inspiring cooperafion and ad- . . I . I - . I , . I 1 , . , . . . I l I I I I . - I Co ntc nth Deducatlon Scenes Admlnustratlon Prlncnpal cmd Staff Arts Sciences Classes Sensors 14 31 Junlors 32 33 Sophomores 34 35 Actlvltles Dramatlcs HI Y S Publlcatlons Music Forensuc and Service Photography 6 Athletics Football Basketball Munor Sports Features Morning Noon and Night Best Features of 1942 9th Grade 8th Grade 7th Grade page 6 pages 7 8 pages 9 13 1011 1213 pages 14 41 36 37 38 39 40 41 pages 42 60 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 57 58 59 pages 61 74 62 65 66 70 71 74 pages 75 86 76 81 82 86 8 Advertising pages 87 104 1. ' ' 2. - 3. . . . - ,, . . 9 4. - 5. . .. - Honor Roll 42 60 7. - We Dafglcfitf. to Allegany's Man of The Year 1942 MR. HUBERT RADCLIFFE, A.M Advisor fo fhe Class of 7942 for fhree years lnsfrucfor of hlsfory and Baseball coach Allegany graduafe Allegany Splrlfl l6l economics . . . Se l"LUC7Q SCEYLEA Bring remembrance of Assemblies I pledge allegiance to the flag Of the L'nited States of America. And to rhe republic for which it stands. One Nation, indivisible. XY"ith Liberty und justice for gill. lmoressed forexer on our memories is the opening exercises of the bi vtcekly assem blies of the student body Gathered in the bewtiful fiuditorium in which blue 1nd white re the predominant colors 1 hush fell oxer us is 1 senior boy stepped briskly to the cen ter suge F115 Salute The words ring crisplx 1 mightw su ell of xoices lifted in ruerent pledge to preserxe our xx ix of life in rhe Dernocritic Spirit l7l .1 . ' .1 ' .44 ' ' " '- - L'.,, LY. ' L " Y," ' ,, , , .. ' ' -,'- " CEYLEA ot dLlQQEq,CLYLl3 The Norfh Wesfern View There the old and new class rooms new audito rrum the observatory above a present to Alle gani bi publxc spirited banker hir Harry Footer As we walked up Sedeewick Street this s the vrevs we caught of our school which will live in our memories Inspired Our School Spirit The Library Beautiful room quret peaceful studlous atmosphere New room venenan blinds parntlngs on wall from collection of the late Mr Thomas W Footer Hundreds of d ol l a rs worth of new books Standard references al ways avarlable Lrbra rrans the Misses Murphy and Sm der alvsais help u fl...' ' ' buildings join . . . the J' ' ' i l8l Spirit to Achieve Culture ond Learning Inspired by The A'dYY'LLYLLb,t7'I,C1 LOTI Mr Webster The real Allegany spirit differs but little if anx from thc. spirit of Democracy and Amtri camsm The pages of this book portray vividly the varied activities of the school where co operation willingness to do one s share liberties and opportunities within reason thc assum am convinced that the student who shows the real Allegany spirit will be the adult upon whom we can depend later America needs more of this ty pe of student and adult Lf.t s do our yob well Allegam fRallph lR clflfebbiten The Office Sfaf? Mrs Warfie l cl vita prmupal 'wir Ball assistant prin cipal Mr blime r e .1 s u r e r N rs Ley he segrttarx t J Mr NX'cbsttr and Mr Webster grin cipa l l . . . . . ' ' t' Q . ing of responsibility, and a belief in high standards are a part of daily routine. Lfhereforc, I . . . . y ' ' ' . t 'Y I 3 if Z 1 ,Y N A . ' l. 9 History, Industricil cmd Domestic Arts gave us Spirit of Culture aCuQtl'A' SOCIAL STUDIES Olive Simpson AM Columbia Dora Richard AB Western Maryland Mary Rice MA Columbia Herman Ball AB Dav1sEIk1ns Mary Murray MA West Virginia University Nell Hnxltms AB Western Maryland Anna Night AB University of Maryland Albert Rogers MA 'est X1rg.,1n1a University HONIE ECOINOMICS IINDLSTRIAL ARTS Helen Nitlierran BS Lntyersttx or Niarxland Home Eeonomxcs ohn Woltord Nletal Shop Bernhardt Beghun BS Stout Institute Printing Nlarte Richmond BA Lnnersitx ot Xiarxlanl Home Economics Albert Loper Winona Teathers College Nfechanttal Drawing Dorothy Camp bell BS West Xtrgtnta Lmxersttx Home Etonomtts james Garmon BS Western lxentutlty Stttte Wood Worlt I 1 'i ' 1 - 't ' i ' ' r - -v I ' - 'Q k . - -, ' " Z ' , V v- ' ' .' 3 ' ' - - -, W , 7' ,' ' ' ' ' , y 1 V - A 1 I r ' , . ., ' 1' . f , A ' 'L J , . ' . . ' ' . .., '. cr' ' , ... ' j r'j' L. - ' , 'f' , f ' , f -' - - it . . ' , A '- . ' V ,, .I , .V . I 1 .s h Y , M . V, V 'II l The Exact Science Clcultlj keep mind 5.4, MATHEMATICS Foy Curry A M Columbla Algebra Robert Getug AB Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Mathematncs Rose Schmutz A B Western Maryland Mathematlcs Albert Herbst MA Umversrty of Maryland Nlath and Suente Elrzabeth Meyers AB Western Maryland Math and Readlng, Mary Ar her B 5 Mlamn bmverslty Math and Journalism Grlbert Gllme BS Umversxty of Maryland Math and Lava fnot prtturedl SCIENCFS AND COMMERCE 1Star1d1ng,lCla1rc Lwesax AB Boyxlmg., Green LTFIIVCFSIU Typmg Irene W Lapp MA Columbla Boolxkeeprng., Cathermc Barker AB Western Maryland Strence Robert Rlley BS bhrppensburg., College Stenography and Selllng Harold Wlclxard MA johns Hoplxms Chemrstry and Physnts lseatedl Theresa Nltht Ed M Haryard B1olog.,y Ellen T MtKenzxe AB Western Xlaryland Ceneral Suen e Ruth Fmzel AB Umyersrty ot Maryland B1olog.,y janet T Anderson AB Unucrsm of Maryland boual Busmess l1'l V , . 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'- . , ,,. - . , - - . t ' , ' . , ' ,H , l 1 , 1 L , , . ., y , , , , ' -1 . . : - ond Physical Education ond body conditioned CICLLQUA' OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION Kate G Curry Sargent School Health and Phys1cal Educatron Alxce Devore Organ AB Penn State Teachers College Speual Eugene Hopkms BS Washrngton College Physlcal Edutanon Walter Bowers AM Columbna Physrcal Educatlon john Comer BS State Teachers College Speual lseatedl Mary V Cooper AB Western Maryland Phys1calEducat1on Each seat thc Allegeuz sccks to pay spccxal trrbute to several members of thc facults to do so to all who merrt such mentron IS rmpossxblc space does not pcrmrt Hcrc s to Mr Fox Curry hcad of the Mathematrcs Department coach of thc entrants 1nto the Sprlng Fxcld Events humorrst and wrt To Mrss Pearl Eadct Engllsh Department hcad Instructor of Scnlor Engllsh 1n the past dlrector ofthe Allegeuz and dcbatc known wudelx rn Allc gam Countx for hcr keen analxsxs of thc current polrtlcal srtuatron To Mr Harold Wlck ard chalrman of thc Science Department dlrector of more than one hundred shows at All ganx one tlmc xcarbook advlsor known as a vers pubhc splrrted cmzcn and a popular Shrmer in l .Senion Gtticena and Jlclloiar-:na seniors 1942 met to discuss class activities Cretchen Wrllrams sec retar 1 Cl 5 a m e s ower Treasurer lra S t r o u p Presndcnt Nlr Radcliffe advrsor anl Mrlton Athey Vrce President Seniors Hove Fme Record of Achievement Class of 42 September h1gh hopes of a year full of learn1ng and socral events Mr Radcllffe class advrsor and Ira Stroup presldent schedule lower class dues Octo ber and November football glory descended upon Allegany and to Sennors Athey Ab bott and Bowers December our Shrrley MacM1llan won the medal for excellence in oratory As we prepared for a lrvely hollday season the drsaster of Pearl Harbor burst upon us anuary we grrd for war McCoy jomed the U S Marmes no debate team because of natronal cr1s1s February-curtarlment of class actrvltres flnal exams to be two weeks early Semors finrshed May twenty nmth March Yearbook advrsor Mlss Durst and Edntor rn Chref Phyllrs Holmes breathed srgh of relref as Allegewz went to press Aprrl new opportunmes for servrce to commumty and country for Seniors air rand wardens messengers fire wardens Hrst and classes Red Cross work May we look forward to lndustry college begmnrng rmmedrately final exams farewell to Allegany We Had the Sprrrt' l15l 1 ' , - .1 , . : , ' 3 l. , l 4 , e Q o , . . . . , , , ' , ' , L ... ' ... T ., 1 ' ' 1 .Santan Claim at 1942 Ahh att An le rson C Athey M Arhey N Arhey Be I5 nnett B1tt1n5er General Captaln Varsrty Football H1 Y FIIC Marshal Student Gu1de KAY ANDERSON Commerc1al Band Track H1 Y Co manager G1rls Basketball GLEN LOL IS ARMSTRONG Commercral BEATRICE ASHWORTH Academ1c Choral Club M1xed Chorus Musettes CAMILLA ATHEY Commerc1al MILTON WOODARD ATHEY General Football Basketball Baseball Track H1 Y Stu dent Gu1de Flre Marshal Secretarx Sophomore and jun1or Class VICS Pres1dent Sen1or Class me one of largest to be graduated Armstrong, Ashworth ll urn 1r l Beals l5loug.,h BUCII 'v1L,1U1x E l'X1I'1EI General H1 Y Baseball Manager ROBERT BARNARD General H1 Y Student Gu1de ZELMA A BEALS Commerc1al DOLORI S BELL Comrnerc1al BETTY JANE BENNETT Comrnercral Sw1mm1ng Club RICHARD BITTINGER Commerc1al Band BILL BLOUGH Commerc1al MARION BOCH Commerc1al A ll , c L ' ' . 'f . A' '. -' 1 ze ' -ll e 1 ' ' " ' vvfv.-,en ' ln- vv-xr - 9 ' 9 s ' 9 ' . l ' Y 1 1 J A . . si I s 9 1 .' 1 ' s v .V A . . al ln hlstory of Allegany RALPH L BOWERS Acadcmxc Football Studcnt Gulclc H1 H PHX LLIS BOWMAN Commcrclal XIARX BOYDEN Commcrctal Student Congrcss NIARTHA BOYER Commcrclal DORIS BRANT Acadcmxc Choral Club Muscttcs A D K Mlxccl Chorus HOMER BRILL JR Academlc Octct French Club A D K Alcoh1M1rror Flre Marshal Proycctors Club French Club Debate Declamatlon Chcs Club Glee Club JEANNE ALLEN BROWN Acadcmm Bowc rs fl Burton Sz-:mon Clam o 1942 JAcK BUCKLE ACHLlLl'UlC H1 Y HISIOIX Club AlCOhllhi1ffOf Studcnt Gunlc Fxre Marshal DLClJm8IlOH FRANK BURKETT Commcrclal EVELYN BURNS Commcrclal LEONE BURTON Commcrcxal ALBERTA CANFIELD Commcrclal Swtmmmf, Club Student Congrcss EVE CHEDESTER Commcrclal Modern Dance Club Sw1mm1ng Club Tumblmc, Club Athletlc Club VIARY JANE CHENOWITH Academlc Alcohx Mlrror Hospttal Room MARGIE CLINEDINST Cornmerc1al Bowman B 15 den Boy cr Brant Brown C le Burlxc t Bu rs Canhcl l Che lestcr Chcnowuh Clmc llnst rm EYILOYTL CQOAA faces world well-prepared PAUL F. CLITES Commercial Fire Marshal JAMES C CLOWER General Soccer Cheerleader H1 Y Football Basketball Track Baseball V1ce PICSI dent Sophomore Class Treasurer jun lor and Senlor Classes Fire Marshal Student Gunde Student Congress ALICE BERNADINE COMBS Academic Alcohl Mtrror WELDON COMBS Academnc Track A D K HAZEL COOPER Commercxal MADELINE CRABTREE Commercial JACK M CRITES Commerclal Football Basketball Baseball Treas urer Sophomore Class Frre Marshal MARGARET J DASHIELL Academtc Choral Club Musettes Mnxed Chorus PHYLLIS GENE DAUGHERTY Academlc Mixed Chorus Musettes Choral Club DOROTHY DAWSON Academic Rldmg Club Choral Club Hospltal Room RICHARD DAYTON Commercml H1 Y Frre Marshal FRANCIS DEREMER Commercnal Baseball GLENN M DICKEN Commerctal CHARLES F DICKS Commerctal Projectors Club WANEDA MAE DIETZ Academlc 1942 Clrfgg Clowcr A Combs W Combs Conpcr rabtru. Q1-mg Dash ell D.1u1,h rn Dgwggn Dayt an Deremcr Drclten DlClCS DU-IZ Us Dllfer Emmart Fxlts F Flshcr Fra lnska College and busmess for SEYILCYTL CIAA ANN GRETA DILFER Academrc Choral Club Mxxed Chorus Musettes JAMES EDMISTON Commercral JOHN EDWARDS Academrc H1 Y Football Basketball Baseball MARIAN ELIZABETH EMMART Commercral Modern Dance Club CONSTANCE FAULKNER Commercial A D K CHARLES C FELTON Commercnal Fxre Marshal DALE E FILES Commercral ELAINE FIRLIE Commercnal Student Congress DANIEL C FISHER General shal Student Congress Track ELLIS LEROY FISHER Commcrcxal MARY LOUISE FLECKENSTEIN Academrc Swlmmmg Club Frcnch Club Hlstory Club Allegewr ANNETTE FOSSETT Academrc A D K I-I1Y Allegewr Alcohr Mrrror Studcnt Congress Golf Club RUTH ELBIN FRADISKA Commcrcral Alcohl Mxrror H1Y Basketball Swxmmmg Club Track Band EVELYN RAE FRANKFORT Commercial Allegewr Choral Club Student Con gress DORIS GENE FRANTZ Commercial E lmlst an Edwards Faulkner Felton Flrllt D Fnshcr Flcckcnsttm Fossctt Frankf rt Frantz 1942 lUl , , l , l X . H A I K Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Fire Mar- ' t ' 4 tl' 'A 0.- Q 1942 gives opportunity for service To SEYLIOTL CQQAA Garlncr P G ct P G l Ln Grabcnstcrn C Grrmcs Gl ur X G z S Gol lcn Nl G un X1 Grlmcs G Gorm XX Grccn W0 Grlmm IRENE GARDNER Commercial CHARLES GLOVER Commercial Track C H OM ER GOETZ Commcrclal PAUL GOETZ Commcrcial VIRGINIA LEE GOETZ Acadcmlc JUNE GOFF Commcrcral Modcrn Dance Club PHYLLIS GOLDEN Commcrclal Track Modern Dance Club STANLEY GOLDEN Commercral Glee Club Quartet Prolcctors Club Mxxcd Chorus SAMUEL R GORMER Gcncral LEROY GRABENSTEIN Commcrcxal A K O Frrc Marshal Projectors Club MADELEINE GREEN Acadcmlc Track Swrmmmg Club WILLIAM S GREEN Acadcmrc A D K Dcbatf. Alcohx Mrrror Allcg,cw1 History Club Dcclxmatlon CHARLES GRIMES Gcrrcral MARY KATHERINE GRIMES Commcrclal SWlIUlTlll'1g Club MARGARET GRIMM Commcrual Swrmmmg, Club H1 X Alcohx IN xr ror Allcgcvu Co mantgcr Girls as kcrball ' I I , I K- I' - , ' , , , - - -v . . 4 . 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A - I E,YllO7'L CQCLAA members Gnd employment in 1942 JEANNE HABIG Commcrdal JUNE ILENE H ELM Com mcrcial LEROY HERSHBERGER Commercial Fire Marshal JAXIFS I-IESS Commcrclal Basketball B xsnb xll LILLIAN HININILER Commucxal Svnmmmg Club Athletic Club Rid mg Club Track Hosprral Room LORETTA INELLIE HHNIBILER Acarlrmxc FORREST IRA HITE Commerclal Football Fxrc Marshal Swnmmmg Tum ROBI RT HOBROCK Gnmral Softball PHX LLIS VICTORIA HOLMES Aculgmlc A D K Chcss Club Frmch Club AllQ.j.,LXM Hlstorx Club H1H JAMES C HORN Commerclal BETTX JAN E Hb MBERTSON Commcrcral Allcgcvu MABI-L LOLISE JEWELL Commcrclal CHARLF5 JOHNSON Gnncral ROBFRT D lOHNbTON Commcrclal Alnohr Nhrror MARX SLSAN IONES Commcrcral A if Hrl 15, H lm Hrr hlxruur Trulx Sxxrmmmx, Clul Hospltal H l Huglml l Nullgnnzml l Rfwm L"l1l rr luull lin 1 l EYLLOTL CQCLAA promoted beffer School Spurnf In 1942 MARYLEA JUDY Academ1c French Club Alcoh1 M 1 rror Allcgcwx H1 Y Asslstant man agar G1r1s Baskctball R EGINA JUDY Commerclal Band Choral Club JANE KEEEAUVER Commerc1al ANNALEA KENNEY Academ1c Alcoh1 MlffOf Sw1m mmg Club EUQENE AENNEY Commerc1al JEANNE KIDWELL Academ1c FRANCES C KINGTON Commerc1 al 5 4 M .lllll R Judy Kc-cfauvcr A lxennu I' lxenmy Kulwcll lXIl'lblOl'l Ixlawuhn Kmght lxnochf: Kolb Konzal Lapp Lashom Lease 172 DOROT111 M KLAVLHN Aca1lcm1c ROBERT KNIGHT Commcrcml I ootb 1ll Sofrb all NOVA KNOCHE Commcrcml Modern Dancc Club MAR IORII LEE KOLB AcadLm1c Alcoh1 MlffOf Alle gum H1 Y ROBERT J KONZAL Commcrc1al Band CHARLES LAPP Commcrclal ROBERT JOSEPH LASHORN Commcrclal Softball LUCILLE LEASE Commcrc1al WILLIAR1 LLASURE Commtru Il JACK LELHI ITFR Acadtmxc Glte Club Mnxcd Chorus Blut and WhItt Band Strmg Enstmblt Band Or chcstra HIE DOROTHY LEONARD Commcrclal Modern Drmcv. Club ALICE Z LLWIS Commtrcxal BERTHA DORCAS LEWIS Academrc Choral Club Mixed C h o r u s Mustttes Octtt MARY ELLEN LEYDIG Commtrcxal AlltgtwI BESSIE LEE LILLER Commt rcxal Dtclamatxon 1942 Cofeferlcu guldes chosen from CYLLOTL C ahh Leasure Lechllter Leonard A Lcw1s B Lewns Leydxg Lllltr Loebcr Lou: Low Loycr bI.lClY13I1l'1lS H Marple, M Marple P Mathews 7 l GEORGE LOEBER Commtrcral T r a c k Basketball Pro1tCtors Club LOUISE LOVE Commtrcxal ELIZABETH ANN Low Acacltmxc A D K French Club Alcohx Mlrror Alltgcm Golf Club H1 Y HERBERT LOYER AcaclemIc Football Basketball HIY Frre Marshal Student Gurcle JANE INIACMANNIS Acadtmxc I Y D Sw1mmIn5, Club Al lcgcwx HELEN VIRGINIA MARPLE AcademIc MARGARET NAOMI MARPLE COmm6fCl al Orchestra Track PHYLLIS MATHEWS Academxc Alcohl MIFIOI SEYLLUTL CQCLAA loses one member to U S mclrlnes uf '5- Mathews McDan1cls McMillan Mcssmtr Mills Matthews McLean Mcarkl E Mlller C Moo ly ROBERT MCCOX lomcd thc U S Marmcs 1942 l 942 WILLIAM MATHEWS Commercx al Stuclcnt Congress LhANNAH MARJORIE MATTHEWS Acadcm1c Dcclamatxon History Club French Club Allegewz CALVIN MCCULLOUGH Commercxal HAROLD FRANCIS MCDANIELS Commercral Swlmmrng Tcam ROBERT NEIL MCLEAN Acadcmlc Track Badmmton Alcohn M1rror WAYNE MCMAHON Acadcmlc Football Student Guldu. SHIRLEY MAE MCMILLAN Commercxal H1 Y Track Alcoh1 M1rror Allegcwl BETTY LOU MEARKLE General Modern Dance Club EDWARD MESSMER H1 Y ELEANOR MILLER Commercral EMILY ELOUISE MILLER Commerual Modern Dance Club JEANNE MILLS Academxc Swlmmlng Club Alcoh M1rror Alle gcwn H1 Y CHESTER MOODY Commerc1al Track GLEN N A E MOODY MCCUl10l1sh Commcrcxal McMahon Basketball Track Modern Dance E E Mlllu Club AthlCt1C Club G Moody I 24 . . . . ' f - ' ' 1 . , , V A J 1. ' E - X. 1' W K ' ' a yx 1 I s A . 7 I 1 7 ' A l' 9 v D I . 1 I Dv Basketball, Declamatxon I ' I V I s A A - A Afndnmif , A V , I.c..u...... I " . l l . , Q 1 . . . . . I 1 A A . , 1 I - . ' A ' , - . 'EV f .V W. , . . A - - ' , n x s A I . I . 4 . A 3 , 1 , I , 1942 wors serve to intensify spirit of SENIOR Cllalm CLARA LEE MOORE Academic Mixetl Chorus, Choral Club. Octet. Musettes , Tumbling Club, Hospital Room, Allegewi, Track INIARGARET JANE INIOREHEAD Academic French Club, Chess Club, Swimming Club, Band WILLIAM MOTHER SOLE Commercial ANNA LEE MYERS Commercial Alcohi Mirror Choral Club Tum bling Club BETTIE MARIE MYERS Academic Alcohi Mirror Allcgew 1 JOSEPH E NAUGHTON Commercial Baseball ALICE NAUGLE Commercial MARGAR ET E NICKLE Commercial GAIL NORTHCRAFT General Swimming Team H1Y Track Golf Football PHOEBE WINIFRED O BAKER Commercial Dance Club Alcohi Mirror Hospital Room VIRGINIA OGLIVIE Commercial NIARY ELAINE PAGE Academic Alcohi Mirror Swimming Club Moc ern Dance Club PHYLLIS ELBERTA PESKIN Academic Swimming Club A D K Aleohi Mirror Basketball Golf Club Tennis Club Ruling., Club Allegexxi Hospi tal Room DORIS PHILLIPS Commercial Allegewi Swimming Club Xiu arc X rthe il A XI I5 XI RAYMOND J PIQLETT Xldulflfs MGH General O linker Oelnic Peskin Phillip D NI Jthc rs ble Naucht mn Nrirthcr ilt Page Piqu tt 7 V ' - . . Aviv. y 7 - 3 '7 ' l , . I 4 , A JV' . . Y. . 1 7 F - ,Y Q . A y . .'. .- I Z 1 . A ,v'. , , r 4 ' .Iu".t' ln xt' T ' .if .. 's .'j1 .' 'A r' 'c .Y . ls l e .7-, ,- I 1942 brmgs forth sernous aspects for SEYILCJTL QCLAA P Poland Prnee ynn Reed emke ANNA I FF DtT7m2 Commercral Track BETTE JEAN POLAND Academ1c VANCE POTTER Academrc H1 Y Band Orchestra SOPHIA POWELL Commerc1al Track Student Congress A K O H1 Y REGIS POWERS Commerclal JACK PRICE Academlc Student Congress HIY Track Student Guxde Frre Marshal Alcohr Mrrror LLOYD SEWELL QUYNN Commermal Blue and Whtte Band DIXIE LOU RAFTER Academtc Choral Club Musettes Mrxed Chorus Alcohl Potter Powell Rafter Relchert Reuschlem C Rmker HOW! A DTN P ETPFII Commercial, Basketball Baseball H Prom Commrttee BETTY REIGHARD Powers Re g,har l J Rmleer Y I'1re Marshal Sentor Commercial Modern Dance Club FRED REED Commercxal KARMYN LEE REINKE Academrc Alcohl Mlrror Student Congress RICHARD W REUSCI-ILEIN General Glee Club HISIOIJ Club CAROLINE RINKER Commercxal Svummmg Club Modem Dance Club Student Congress JANE RINKER Commercnal Club Tumblxng, Mrrror Allegevu Chess Club A D K Cheer Smmmmg Club Modern Dance Club Tumbltng I d ea er Club Student Congress Pl EYIIUTL CQCLAA represented in all clubs ond Teams 1942 J Robertson Rosenbaum Schwab Roberson Rose Schoena Iel SHIRLEY LEE ROBERSON Commercral Swrmmrng Club JEAN ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Academnc Alcohl Mrrror Swrmmmg, Club Chess Club Golf Club H1 Y Acadcmrc Hnstory Club Chess Club Choral Club Allegewx VIRGINIA ROBINETTE Commerclal Swrmmmg Club Tumblxnf, Club Choral Club Modern Dance Club Hospltal Room Track VIRGINIA LEE ROBINSON Academxc Choral Club Mlxecl Chorus Musettes A D Alcoh1M1rror Allegem French Club H1 JOHN D ROSE Acaelemxc H1 X STUART ROSENBAUM Commerctal KEITH ROY Academrc M Robertson Robmette Roy um an Seymour Shaffer I77 Robins m Schell Shepherd BETTYJ RUNION Commercral Track JOSEPH H SCHELL JR General A K O Fxre Marshal Prolectors Club Alcohr Mxrror WILLIAM SCHOENADEL Commercral RICHARD D SCHWAB Academxc A D K Hxstory Club AIcoh1M1rror Alleg.,ew1 French Club Debate JANE SEYMOUR Academrc Chess Club Allegewr Alcohr Mrrror H1 X Swrm mmg Club Golf Club MILTON Z SHAEFER Academnc A K O Hxstory Club Debate Alcohr Mrrror Allegewr LUCY GENEVIEVE SHEPHERD Commerclal fa F I . ' ' A n A I . . R 'I . MARY LOUISE ROBERTSON ' ' ' , 5' w gy U , - , ' , ' - l 1942 Moy brlngs Allegewl fo SEYLLUTL CQQAA JAMES L SHROUT Gcneral Prolectors Club RALPH SHUCK JR General Sm lmmmg Team VIRGINIA LEE SIINIMONS Academlc RUTH LEE SLAVEN Academlc Alcohx M1ffOf Svummmg Club KATHERINE DENNISTON SMITH Acadcmlc Svummrng Club H1 Y Alleg,ew1 Tennls Club OWEN SMITH Commercral F 1 rc Marshal WILLIAM SMITH Commercxal F1re Marshal Shrout Shuck K Smlth O Smxth W Smtth R Snyder Somervllle Sparks MARY AGNES SNOW Commercral BETTY SN YDER Commerclal RAYMOND SN YDER Commerclal Student Congress JACK SOMERVILLE Academnc H1 Y Chess Club Allegew1 Golf Club Projectors Club WILLIAM SPARKS Acadcmxc Golf Club Projectors Club Badmmton Club Allegevu JACQUELINE STAHLMAN Commercxal Swxmmmg Club Student Congress ANGELINE STANLEY Academlc Alcohx M1rror Slaven B Snyder Stanley Sxmmons Snow Stahlman WS Q 1 u - v Y. . - ' a 9 1 1 . . Y. . u , . , , , a 1 , I u ' a 7 a Y I 9 I i . I I i 1 V . I are i EYILOTL CQQAA grclducmng ochvmes curtailed by defensp 1942 BETTY JANE STEIN Commcrcxal Alcohl Mlrror Choral Club Mlxed Chorus ELEANORE STITCHER Commcrclal Student Congress H1 Y Basketball Managcr Al cohx Mxrror Allcgcvu VIRGINIA STOWELL Commcrclal Track Modern Dancc Club JOHN M STREETT Commcrclal IRA D STROUP Acaclemlc H1Y Flre Marshal Student Guulc Basketball Pres1dent Sophomore Jumor Scnxor Class BETTY TAYLOR Commcrcxal Alcoh1 Mlrror JOAN TAYLOR Commerclal Swlmmnng, Club Stem Tay lor E Thompson Sntchcr Stovsell Sm tt J Taylor Tater Thomas Txlcy Tray nor Trcsslcr ROX DIYON TETER Acadcmlc H1 Y Allcgewx Chess Club Alcohx Mlrror EVERS THONIAS Commcrclal Fxre Marshal Track ALLAN M THOMPSONI Commcrcnal A K O Track Managcr AlcohxM1rror Allcg.,r.xx1 ELEANOR R THOMPSON Commcrcxal Track XVILLIAM EDWARD TILEX Acadcmnc JOSEPH TRAYNOR Acadcmxc Ixnllcd 1n an automobnlt .nu lent nl l I' I7 CLARENCE TRESSLER Commerclal Glee Club KENNETH TROUTMAN General Srroup A Thompson Troutman 191 1942 brings parting of Allegany ond SE,Yll07'L CQQAA ANN ASHWORTH TROXELL Academic Choral Club, History Club. Alcolii Club, A. D. K., Hi-Y Mirror. Chess XVILLIAM TURNER General GLENN TXWIGG Commercial Basketball. Swimming Club XIX RTLT VOGEL Commercial GEORGE W. XVAGNER General GUY XWALTERS Academic Band, Orchestra. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus XVANDA PAYE XVELLER General Cheerleader, Orchestra. Choral Club, Basketball. Track, Tumbling Club Ll I' WELSH Academic XX bite 1 ter XX eller XX elsll etze W lutmm R XX hitmin XX illeins n G XX illi rms JACK RUSK WETYFL Academic Golf Club Proieetors Club lxre Mlrshll Alle j.,LVKl Badminton MARGLRY ANN WHITE Commercial Choral Club IOHN XVHITMAN Commercial ROY WHITMAN Commercial O XX XX illi mms DOROTHY XX ILKINSOIN Commercial Allebevu Student Congress Hospitxl Room I-l1X GRI TCHEN XVILLIAMS Academic Basketball Alleeevsi H13 beeretarx Senior Class Alcohx Mirror Traclt XVILLIAM B XYXILLIAMS Commercial Basketball Baseball Fire Xiarshal A 7 1 ' 1 ' A 4 l i l 'f l l QS. 'K 3 , , , an Troxell Turner Twigg Vogel W'agner XXHI-s - XV--1 "V bl. V i . . ii i . 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A I Y - ' ' . i ' 1 ' 5 U l SENIOR CQCLM9. saddened by death NANCY LESLIE WILSON Commerclal LEONARD WINEBRENNER Commercxal LAVERNE WINELAND Commercxal Modern Dance Club JOHN WINTERS Commerclal of Clossmofe 1942 R EGGIE EDWIN WOLFE Commercxal ELIZABETH HELENE WOOD FORD Acadcmxc H1 Y FRANK WRIGHT Academlc Band Orchestra Blue and Whxte Band Svummmx, Team O W xlson Wmebrenn r Vs meland Wnntcrs W oo lford Wrlghr Young Youngblood L Zcmbower Zembower Zleg er In Memory of our Classmate ALICE MAE STUBY Born Apr1l17 1972 D1ed Dcccmber 7a I9-41 VALDA YOUNG HELEN ZEMBOWER Commercial Academlc ROBERT YOUNGBLOOD Acadcm1c Hxstory Club Alcohn Mlrror Allegevu H1 Y LOIS SHIRLEY ZEMBOWER Mnxed Chorus Bluc and Whnc Band Glce Club Acadcm1c H1 Y Srrmg, Ensemble Band Orchestra Quartet Choral Club Band Svummmg Club JOHN HENRY ZIEGLER JR Commercxal IJ1 Clam o 43 junror Class Ofhcers were Mrss Theresa Nrcht class advxser Donald Dell treasurer Brandon Fuller secretary Heated! Lrnwood Robrnette v1ce presrdent Robert Fuller president The junror Senxor Prom was held Aprrl tenth managed bx Commlt tee charrman Brandon Fuller Floor Show and Orchestra john Wool ard Refreshments Lewrs Everlrne Invrtatron and Program an Frances Rudd Decoratrons Outstandmg Achrevements Three on hrst team Grrls Champron shrp Basketball Three on boys basketball team Lewrs Everlme won Declamatlon Contest Wrlton Syckes selected drum major of Allegany s Rau 1 Glorra Jones Betty Lee Annabelle Montgomery Catherrne Robrnette Dorothy jenkrns Dolly Mae Shan holtz Mary Morrlssey Dorothy Moore Phyllrs Peterson Georgeanna Shxnholt Rau 7 Wrllram Reed Ednth Webb Carol Robmson Rose Lee Wllllams Evalee Hrggrnbothom Eileen Shapiro Ethel Thayer Mary Rrnehart Betty Schlunt Margaret Schultz Vrola Prrce Rou 3 Charles Srmms Martha Taylor Freda Thompson Catherme Hast Mary Catherine McIntyre Jean Kuhn that for havmg Sprrrt' Allegany sees new leaders In UJILCTTL Robert Klrnger Donald Lee Marlon Burrell David Potts jane Wrllrams R014 4 Gladys Royce Frances Powell Martha Raley Blalr Stump Robert Wrllrams Velma Screene Charles Daum James Cook Alex Shaner R014 W Edvard Sherk John Woolarel Thomas Rahrrg Charles Glover jr Harry Schwartzwelder Albron Brggs Bruce Long Charles Flmn Earl Edmunds D71 t I ' H rs .1 ' . . ' Q ' 1 f .' , n 1 ' . ' ' 'Q I I ' K band . . . Hume Annan and Henry Strock lead the honor roll! , . . How's . I a y V A ' ' I . , h , , ' Q A V v r n v ' ..: ' ' , A , ' . ' ' 3 ,A V , , l I , . I , I v v y v 1 v s Y ' - ' ' I - , ' ' , ' : ' , . I ' , ' S : ' , , y y -, t ' , , ' 3 a v a Q ' Class R014 I Lucy Helker Mary Hartsock Ora Watherwax Edward Boch William Harden Eva Henry Sylvia Shircliff Olive june See Mary E Ice Edward Lindsay Carlson Lewis Peggy Wilson Virginia Stouffer R014 7 Betty Twigg Robert Jones Genevieve Suder Robert Burkett Floyd Emerick Betty Burkett Betty Porter Betty McKenzie Wilma Snyder Francis Martin jack Lina burg Paul Buchanan William Dowlan Ron 3 Ruth Ann Robmette Nancy Taylor Loda Mae Zimmerla Carolyn Yantorno Gloria Burkett William Eas ton Frances Orndorif Marlorie Taylor Douglas Kolb Earl Poorbaugh Clara Crowe Dorothy Landis Marshall Sowers john Nies Rou 4 Angela Davis Henry Strook Paul DeVore Vir ginia McCrea Floyd Bartlett Guy Freno Van Teter Donald Keefauver Paul Faupel jack Fossett Audrey Breese Ruth McCarty Mary F Van Fleet Grace Willison Rouf 5 Dorothea Lauterbach Anna Eror Mary Wise Ted DeHart Stephen Horni k Randall Miller Mary Lee Wine brenner William Smith Donald Snyder Lynwood Robin ette Donald Basilio Shirley Weaver Rou' 1: John Reynolds Ralph Laing Betty McClellan Verona Middleton Irma Mclntosh John jenkins Edward Shultz Harold Shaner. Rau 2: Louise Oglivie Florice Roy Dorothy Monahan Wilma Lease Betty Tower Maxine Smith Louise jones Dorothy Davis Betty johnson Donald Roby. Rou 3: Mary Mason, Beatrice Lapp, Virginia Parrish, Betty' Kreger, Charlotte Hartman, Harold Pfister Arthur 4-KK' Rou I. Virginia Leasure, Helen Lewis, Phyllis Seder, Rita Millenson, David Browne, William Sherman, Albert Lynn, Robert Kolb, Milnor Oswald, D. J. Driver, Russell Miller. Rau Z: Margaret Fleckenstein, Ada Ford, Edna Herath, June Rilling, jean Moore, Alma Lee Phillips, Betty Lewis. Ella Louise Richards, Shirley Diedrich, Elaine Hirsh, Lois Piper, Joyce Bestwick, Frances Rudd. Ron Z. june Miller, Josephine Williams, Theresa Eyler, Margaret Burrell, Mildred Hinebaugh, Genevieve Weaver. l35l Windemuth Lola Miller Margaret Stein john Shives. Row 4: Howard Metty joseph Beal Edward Ferguson Paul Brockey Paul Clites Juley Nazelrod Charles Strong Joseph Andrews Herman Rotruck Robert Wolford. Row 5: Roy Taylor Melvin Snyder William Raupach Jack Smith Robert Twigg Paul Eaton Frank Vandigrift Robert Watkins, Carl Hammersmith. Doris Kammauf, Doris Hartsock, joan Rilling, Hume An- nan, Clarence Doolittle, Bill Scott, Wilton Syckes, Roz: 4: Phil Lucas, Lewis Everline, john McFarland, Brandon Fuller, Bob Lloyd, John Gorman, Bob Fuller, Leonard Happe, Lear Powell, Betty Miller, Helen Erling, Louise Beckman, Helen Kreiling. Rau 5: Bruce Douglas, Josephine Frasier, Martha Moff fett, Betty Macfarlane, Doris Moore, Sara Long, Helen Chapman, Alice Sutton, Betty Bowman, Joanna Moore, Helen Frantz, Bob Wilkinson. 5063 l"l.0YYlOTLE, spirit of good scholorship bolsters honor roll Rau' I: Richard Sell, Paul Lancaster, Marshall White, Charles Crabtree, Wm. Dicken, George Naill, Elmer Shank, james Walker, joe Hoben, Virginia Lee Stoufler, Mildred Lease, Nedra Steele, Virginia Voel. Rau' 2: Mary Lee Garey, Dot Jane Harvey, Richard Bow- man, Robert Africa, Richard See, Mary Grace Burkett, Peggy Moon, Ruth Harden, Charles Wilson, Bill Baker, Wanda Lee Nelson, Betty Stonebraker, Richard Shober. Rau' 3: Mary Metz, Iris Winebrenner, Mary Katherine Kesecker, Mildred Miller, Eleanor Lee Master, Mary jane Rau' l: Margaret Poland, Doris Mellotte, Ella Mae Swan- ger, Anna lean Clites, Helen Virginia Twigg, Mary Alice Brown, Marian Garrett, Angela Wilson, Jane Hershberger, Catherine Fisher, Olive Schaiier, Margaret Martin, Velma Yoder, Georganna Shank. Rau' 2: Raymond lce, James MacFarlane, Bob McDowell, Margaret Reid, Mildred Ward, Mary Ann Pitcher, jean Schry, Helen McDuHie, Martha Shaner, Lois Miller, Ruth Lilya, Mary Lucas, Virginia Oglebay, Drucilla Parrish, Evonne Breedlove, Wayne Driver. Rou' 3: Dorothy Fletcher, Charles Fradiska, Dorothy May, Robert Himmler, Thomas Richards, Walter Neff, Bob Hasselberger, Pat Malamphy, Geraldine Wills, Violet Shroyer, Lois Herboldshimer, Lois Clise, Emily Emerick. Vincent Thompson, Dale Douthitt. Rou' -1: Jean Yarnall, Wanda Lee Neuman, Beverley Marks, Helen Marks, Barbara jean Frazier. Naomi Marie Skelley, Martha Smith, Betty Gerson, Florence Williams, Max- ine Hafer, Betty Bucy, Walton Davis, George Wadsworth. Rau' 5: Robert Wallizer, Carl Sherman, Nile Lichliter. William Wolfe, Bob Gormer, Harold Stewart, john Robin- ette, Lorin Long, jack Edmunds, Marshall Van Meter. Thomas Martin. Lucas, Geraldine Hoey, Nancy Simpson, Betty Young, Betty Hammond, Dorothy Dicks, Mary Young, Maynard Bagley. Thomas Carros, Betty Jane Hilleary, james Simmons. Rau' 4: Betty Jane Lee, Richard Yeager, Charles Schaef- fer, Bill Streett, Devota Shober, Kathleen Grabenstein, Betty Glass, Catherine House, Jack Armstrong, Betty Conner, Marie Ackerman, Erlene Hardman, Mary Williams, Nancy Kifer, Neil Rotruck. Rau' 5: Margaret Thom, Elsie Bowman, Keye Loper, Emmett Beegle, Merle Kline, George Lease, Mary C. Metz- ner, Gladys Lease, Opal Herrell, john Naughton, Eleanor Beier, Isabelle Hess, Mary Ann Daum, Arthur Rush, Harold Grove, Carl Mclntyre, Harold Walters. 4 CQQAA 0 44 Rfu I Elwanda Barb jean Wagner Edna Huff Rosemary Ferrone Elwood Cecil Lawrence Groye Bully Etsenberger james ONe1l Gord en Green Murray Allen Vftlltam Grubb Btty Leatherman jackte Price Marlon Hutcheson R011 james Sehoenadel Robert Troxell Nancy Dodge jean Hess Btll Thayer Allen Hart Dale Fuller Betty Haney Alma D Bouck Shxrley Grmdle Duwayne Prttt George Em rson Francls Arthur Eleanor Andrews lxathleen Helker Rru v Sara Statler Leanard Kemp Robert Spangler Wtlbur Hull ames Daily jtmmy Hxnes Roy Edwards Hllda Iowery Shtrley Mat thevxs Martha Ewmg Glorxa Mont Margaret Rtehl Sara Lancaster Lorrame Nickle Dorothy Lerdrnger Lorna Messman Mary Stetgerwald Run 4 Bill Darrow Herbert Armstrong Ross Stlckel G orge Stem Rnehard Anderson lxarxl Wetss john Davrs Verna Grove Dorothy Loyer Robert Clark Louts Gxatras George Mothersole Melvtn MeKen zne Russell Bucy Betty Vogel Vrrgtnta Oswald Dorothy Ogl bay Rott 5 jack Cochran Fred Htll Sally Wrlltams Dorothy Doolxttle Betty Hnllock Mary Shtrclnff Betty jane Ours jean Torbet Ruth horn Teddy Cowden Myra Lee Brggs Geraldtne Ware Arlene Sttme ly Catherme Dawson Dolly Walters Helena Hadley Ron 1 Glenn Jewell Shrrley Humbertson Burntc Marks Lorrame Sowers Rose Marte Small Eva Mae Struntz Eleanor Sehrtmm Kathleen Shoher Ruth Lee Bartlette Margaret Mil l r Gertrude johnson Vtrgmla Poorbaugh Wtlltam Morehead Charles McCorm1ck Rau 7 Thomas Hager Charles Caldwell James Rams Wtl bert Thxes Ronald Kellough Ons Sterne james Glatras Her man Cunntngham Paul May Mxllard Calderwood Lyle Fleegle Warner Bagent Jo Holmes Inu Margaret Wolfe Catherine Wolfe Ladma Smxth Betty Mtller Geneva Smtth Dortha Stalltngs Josephme Pen mngton Eleanor Lewts Addison Marple Francts Stltcher E nest Pu sehel Lours Baker Nancy Herboldshlmer Razz -A Marte Smlth Jacquelyn Rutter Mary Altce Wfllle laxed Ronald Kellough vtce president Mary Young secretary Dtck Anderson treasurer Mrs Long advtsor and Roy Edwards presrdent Eleanor Reynard Fay Hamxlton Betty Shober Anna Hlxfn baugh Ruth Mawhrnney Vtrgmna Robertson VIISIUIA Gra hame Margaret Oglebay Nancy Hoff Vtvlan Grove Vtrgrnra jaukey Sadte Mararells Dorts Mortzf ldt Rau 5 Ruth Ann Dreyer john Sloan Louls Stlteher Ray mond Rtce Floyd johnson Erancts Eyans Srdney Goodman Wllltam Wtlltson Harold Hosrer Fdward Logsdon Val ntme Franctosr Donald Valentme Cleon Dawson Frank Burton l35l t I L I -I V V - U V - 1 y . l n S Y 74 1 . 1- A I . . v . 1 'ff 1 ' -' ' . ' ' D . . V y '. L . V L. 1 ,. 'L ' A' V f Q 4- I - I , . After a serious session at the council table, they' re- '- I ' . L 4 v ' L wh ' L ' . , - 3 7 . ' Q . A ' . . A- A 1 , Q - y 2 2, A . ' " ' . 4 A' ' , ' , ' h rf . . a .t f , . . , , ' ' , ' ,' ', 1, Vg, V , . .. ' . .Q , ' - V ,y -. , .' x ' 2 I .'f. v. ', Av, I S' . fl. A 4- f ' ' . L fl. ' hy 4. ay, l V: A r Rou l Urner Norrrs Kenneth Bazell Charles Drew Bums Lxller Wrllram Swam Mane Mauk Dollre Cook Lors Garlrtz Lors Twrgg Ruth Lee Durst Raymond Hansel Rau Anna Marte Bxttner Geraldlne Kerth Betty Brant Elrzabeth Davrs Bernet Lee Vrrgrnra Clmednnst Betty Lee Larry Mary Nles Marrlyn Moore Betty Hager Jean McKee Lorene Nesbrtt J R Wlneland Rou 3 Catherrne LeMaster Cleora Parlsh Shrrley Sum mons Maryland Dorsey Ellen McV1cker Betty Connor Mary Deifenbaugh Florence jenkrns Marie Whetzel Betty Frrend jack Clauson Harry Lambert Rou 4 Helen Logsdon Charlotte Martm Brlly Grbbs Anna Orrrs Mary Jane Boyd Donald Brant Cotnelrus Hager Brlly Earle Rrchard Long Robert Mackert Kenneth Corle Franklrn Mrller Rou 5 Wallace Harper Joe Snow Benny Hess Paul Rank Abraham Gross Tommy Conrad Glen Stewart Leroy Mower James Lemon Edward Shober George Sthupfer Leo Brmer Leaders In work, play, duty, and servlce In Rau I Margaret OBraden Lors Stine Ellame Clayton jack Strtely Paul Roberson James 'lwxgg Henry Humph reys Danrel johnson Paula Wrllrams Mrldred Cramer Rou 7 Eleanor Grove jack Wrllrams Donald Fresh james Cook Burton Pogell Rrchard DeHart Yvonne Rogers George Moody Germarne Margolrs Donna Mat Rou 3 Cathleen Copp Phyllrs Webb Theoda Kompa nek Helen Welsh Barbara Krtzmrller jacquelrne Lamm Thelma Shanner Wrllram Wood Ronald Durst Norma Row 1 Robert Ford Shrrley Brode Jeanne Schaeffer Betty Cramer Lourse Burton Roma Johnson jean Lashorn Latherrne Foote Lrla roster Kafhleen Strawser Lourse Smxth Paulme Peterson Shrrley Huff Rou 7 john Shrrley john Dramond Rudolph Freno Earl Smrth Paul Goldsworthy Wendell Beals Rrchard Sttoup Walter Hughes Rrchard Rowe Leo Martm Helen Lourse Smrth Margaret Ruppenthal Mary Lourse Bender Rou 3 Dorothy Ebert Eddre Kendall Walker Wrlls Louis Romarne Wrllram Capaldr Lours Wrndemuth Reynolds Susan Strtkell Doris Barnard W9 Rau 4 Burton Shaffer Wmrfred McCloskey john I-last Eddre Chandlee John Cox Gall Porter Georganna Pearce Curtrs Cochenour Wrllram Stanley Wrllram Fnrey Mary Ann Hemrxck Helen Kerns Evelyn Lashley Mary M Langer Peggy F nn Patrrcra Dumrre Mary Katherlne Vogel Wxlma Steele Mildred Harrrs Elrzabeth Holmes Charles Scarlett john Nrckle Gene Martm Homer Rose Evelyn Pueschel Mary Lou Sanner V1rg1n1a Lee Gardner Rou 4 uorotny neury rvuuarn Rank Lune Mb g Betty Robxnette Dorrs Lancaster Ada Stump Martha Lee Langer jane Ebert jean Brotemarkle Sarah Ixrfer Joe Purdham Eldtrdge DeHaven Oswald Grglrottr Rau 5 John Frost Ellwood Henry Pete McFarland Wll ham Hernrrch Donald Paupe jennre Lou Rathbone Doro thy Messman Mary Knott Mary Elrzabeth Zars Lester Boden Betty Coyle Oswald Beals Roy Youngblood 1 V . 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Rou' 5: jackie Loar, Corola Allen, Alberta Perdew, v ' . , I ' 7 7 1 7 ' V A 7 , , , , , , - , , , , - : 3 I 7 7 7 3 7 7 7 ! 7 7 7 ' , - -.. .. -- .. ,. . . .4 n I v1 xr' nur. r:ll:- -:,,l,.. , , , I . , ' ' , Au AA nc, , , . , , , . . ,- -- , , , , , , V V V y , , , , , - V 7 7 3 7 I : 7 A Y 7 ' y x ' y s V V 1 ' l I 7 9 .7 3 3 7 , , , , , , ' at l D Hl R011 l Andrew Bender Wayne White Charles Snyder Bully Shrour Betty Kellar Joyce Everlme Peggy Burkett Alma Hardman Patrncra Baker 'viarcella Barnes Dcrothy Martrn Louxse Reclcley Ron ' Merle See Ovyen Morrls Dems lxtlb Charles Arresman Paul Robmette Olin Moody Shnrley Doman june Fmenck Rohert Rrtter jrmmre R0l'llDSO1 Robert Mclnty re Rnchard Troutman james Parne Betty Snyder Ethel Damm Leona Wilt Reyna Fraelrslea Ella Mae Heavener jane Goetz Dorothy Dlcken Parrl 1a Addrs Dorothy Powers Joe Snyder R011 -1 Charles Mosser Benny Poole Kathleen Brrner Clarence Valentrne Eduard Jenkms Ralph Rlee Bernard Reed Robert Morgan jack Pnce Jeanne Sager B tty Atlems Robert Poland Mae Belle Nme R111 W Margaret Ruehl Troy Beals Pete Eror l1mm1e Walton Harold Stulsv Bren Toothman Mart1n N1es Duane Sm der Allegany Junlor Hugh Class of 45 l57l ls all out for Natlonal Defense' That IS the Freshman Class kmtnng collect mg, paper gatherrng, scrap metal They ve ,elven thelr best efforts to for vyardmg, Allegany studymg, actlng, boostrnx, playing, smglng, rreht rn tune mth the spmt of Allegany Freshmen elected representatlves Xyonne Rogers Ronald Baumer Xhss Sovyerbx al yusor Paul Robmette lseatedl Leroy Mowers Patty Dumue Lourse Reeltley clflmtlt Qnaclle l J 1 y ' Y 'V . 4 , , Y Y f b ' 1 ,- ' y ' V , . , . , , - A ' . ' ' y 1 w 1 .V l 5 w .l s - v Q Q '- K 1 l Y Y Y -5 . ' w ,T 1 ' . 7 . ' I ' ' - 3 .' 1 v ,'- ,V ' - ' s a ' y A ' ,l f v A v ,- v y v - R011 3: Mary' Sweitzer, Barbara Cvreaver, Sara Berkley. Shaffer, James Shober, Rrchard Shmdler, Danny' Prrce, Mlles . ' . ' ,' ' ,. , . . , l l ' y . . ' - ' 7 A I D I 4 'l 1 Y' A. ' . 1 ' y - 7 ' I l ' 'I 1 . I . ' r . - - I Y . . . U 7 . . a I 7' 7 A 1 - . , v' , V , , ' A ' A L' V 1 I H 1 Y 7 . Second year of Allegany proves Rou' lr Bobby Baker, Earl Knott, Jimmy Young, Carl Kallmeyer, Larry Taylor, Frank Coit, Sammie Ford, Robert Price, Jennings Curry, Arthur Freno, Pete Dendrinos, floyd Price, Harry Hart, Welch Hardman. Rau' 2: June Alday, Edith Doolittle, Alice Jean Borgman, John Lighter, Bobby Burkett, Fred Small, Norman Kisa- more, Robert Tabor, Allan Williams, Jim Powell, Jimmy Hoover, James Radcliffe, Robert Naughton, Wilbert Rob- ertson, Robert Johnson, Shirley Wilson, Pauline Durant, Anna Mae Poorbaugh. Rou' 3: Bobby Keyser, Eleanore Kelley, Jay Beneman. Arley Canfield, Robert Well, Nelson Warren, Edward Strock, Donald Pittard, Robert Doty, Perry Peskin, Robert Brown, Jim Snyder, Claud Glass, Shirley Lou Nickles, Ruth J. Rinker, Dorothy Hutcheson, Dorothy Elder. Rou' 4: Marcella Toher, Betty J. Harper, Ellen Newman. DD-P Leaders of the class and collectors of class dues ,... elected by homerooms are: Richard Brotemarkle, Virginia Russ, Lois Smith. Miss Meyers, advisor, Edith Ann Doolittle fstandingl Doro- thy Russell, James Young, Marshall Barb, Eddie Sowers. Voncille Lohof, Carol Bock, Geraldine Lewis, Ruth Rich- ards, Ann Hughes, Rosetta Miller, Barbara Blunk, Helen Davis, Sylvia Mitchell, Vivian Judy, Marjorie Valentine, Eleanor Waingold, Eleanor Bradford. Rau' 5: Sue Kamens, Kay Richards, Jay Largent, Char- lotte McCullough, Zetta Sager, Margaret Beier, June Smith, Betty Blank, Jane Auman, Margaret Baker, Jean Gaither. Barbara Coleman, Gretta Hersch, Lois Lazarus, Retha Crab' tree. Rou 1 Thomas Morgan Charles lser Donald Livingood Thomas Woolard Glen Walters Dorothy Powers Dorothy Everette Bernadette Hoenicka Betty Mortzfeldt Ruth E Sears Rou Daugherty Dougles Melvin Bobo Donald David Varner Courtland Baker Daniel Ward Virginia Russ June Millholland Mary J Aman Rou 3 Glen Koilman William Law William Young blood Betty Schrock William Waltman Kuhns Clyde John D8 Mace Curtis Owens Gerald Owens Robert Bridges Evelyn Linaburg Rou 4 James Jones Violet Diekerhout Maxine Shaffer Charles Faulkner Paul Kiefer Emma Brant Gretchen Rup pert Betty Shroyer June Hensel Julia Beal Betty Mull George Goetz Glenn Whitmen Harry Devore Francis Himmilvsrrght James Nicholson Marshall Barke Thomas Blank Francis Klosterman David McKenzie V 3 y y . , g - , , , , . , , , - , , - , ' ' ' Y i n .i i v i v ' v a v ' v 7. ' ' y " 1 5 Y 9 Y 7 A Thomas, EVCIYU Howafdi D01-18135 .laPkS0f1, Fred Rufilll, Rou' 5: Richard Lee, Leonard Conner, Paul Dennison, 'I 7 7 . ' ' , b I y , . , , . I I . I V U 7 A 7 V 3 V i . ar i a ' y s - , , , , 1 l TLCLdE has the right splrlt Class of 46 fx R014 I Paul Pow rs crt Greay r Tommu Mclnryrc Plul Mrus Rose Msry Grahcnstun INI8I'f,Jl'LI Moon Mxrthx Matzltr Ruta Hoemtkl Batty Cromwtll jum Httuntr Martha Rucnstroft Dolores N L Glen Brant john Bvchman Ron 7 Human Mytrs Dmaltl Wfalktr Taylor Cartltr 'Im hn ORourltL Roy Combs Lyla Lopcr Rohcrt Calduwootl Vxttrr Anyxl john lxlme Wayne Collxns Roger Crosby Robert Floytl Arltnt XY rlt Riu Iom Hmvn r Maurlce Whrteman Donald Emt rs an GLorg,L Wllscmn Clarnncc Gorsuch Eva Evans Alma MtG1nn Joyt B tghlcy jacqutllm Casstn Lots Smith Wrlllam Eady R ll I Lurtxs IITJHI Clartnct Gttzcntlmmr Donald Hum w r son Rluharl Dixon Ntlson Ixlts I'r.1nus NI: us Curtrs Stttlc Ltsttr Smlth XX rlhdm Hrxrtsa tlt Hugh I :Ls Ion I' Im trl 5 yy rs XXIIIIAITI Stxrrtu Harry Iixrtlatt Run mL 'nttmr Frmtts LLL R n III vy L Pu rs n lgmrt Ltzlrus Rosemtry f7Ii1lxt.l' XX mtli Crmlorl s I1 X Intorno Mlry Niurp 5 IxI..ll'L,JLI'lIL C nnu Ilgm r XX.xrn1tlx In.1 Rohrlvtugh Ruth XY tlt n L I XX1IsJn R zz R ymmnl Rtslu R 5111.1 Small L IS Ash X1 Linn gr Iahns n R11 xgh AIIvr1a.ht Dmil lttn N :rthtr XX .tn Ia btuy I tl Au Irty L vyls I'Is1 Ixcll y Fnlly bmr h I'uI.4nL Iirtnt Trux bmxtn bhlrlu hcrshlwtrgtr Chxrl s lxrrmm 14 4 lohn SL att Q1 orgc XX ollc Harry Xitfoy L m mntu mtlzntl NL 'NI slwltt G orgt Ptwcrs Guy IILLLI Ly nn urrly It nsnl X1 1.1m lxtllir D nt N Ll. XX In O flu I nu Door zz rt N xrw xml I gl s IL xr rottmtrkl 1 y I Lrrlt o 1 u II Purln m B ty jam Ptrrtll Dorothy Mtlntyrt irc LIL Niay 1 lx um Ii mr Phyllns H1'nm r I v X Gtrald Kxtzmnlltr Kenntth Mnssmpr Shxrly Tthltr M1ry L D.1v1s Rau -4 Dmrls Apscy Shxrlty Shdgtl' Iona RILL VIFLIUIJ Duckworth junt Runxon Ruth Lee Sttvtns Jaan Shroytr C I It n Emerxtk Batty Sloan Dorothy Wxlls Rxthutl Camphnll Ruth Swertzer Margartt Lancaster Wrllram Bartlttt Rau 5 Sharlt-an Orutloff Batty Cnssna Phyllns Ltwrs I5 tty Bclt Helen LLWIS Dorothy Russell Vlrgxma Cunnxnghtm B rtha Isen C Ltlna Pon Norma Raupach Mdfblftf Caltltr wpod Mary Shanholtz Dorothy Englf. Htltn Cnlpln I39I 4 3 . . . , Is., . L 0. fa :A 'I 1,c. , 4 ' A, F F' I I , 'I' I ' .1". ' Atl, . it '. t U I I J: ,lun 'A I' tl o . I ,lc ull. lfguy' Rylii .Ii A .A It I I hi. gf ' -El . 1114 If . ox f, IQ: JU' tl lf. uf I U I of A I. '. BIIIIA . ,loc Vx 'L . Lvj- 'jr : 4 I QA: II: Alt. -Rn! I ' . 'pl 'A I' A. It A 5' .IRQ '. :bf A XX". , . . 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'Q' I -, ,'. .Seventh nadle lakes Spirit of Rou 1 Wayne Bucy Billy Sharer Wanda Yost Carolyn Brant Marian Bennear Mary jane Stroup Evelyn Ritchey Rou 7 Virginia Borgman Teddy Kline Phyliss Harris Alfred Llewellyn Ruth Anne Wagner Betty Taylor jean Bittinger Wade Davis Lorraine Kompanek Nola Barnard Patty Anderson Mary jean Scott jean Klosterman John Print Ron 3 Billy Bleakly Lois Elaine Ansell Margaret Moody Gloria Barnes Mary Sherk Lois Wenschhof B tty Billings Robert Rahn Nancy Walton Mary Clarke Wilson Rm I Beulah lxeplinger Margaret Johnston Gladys MeAbee Betty Eaton john Chaney Calym Davis Orville Young Virginia Kienhofer Catherine Bobo Romona Pearce Helen Herrell Virginia Hockaday Joan Pentlnger Roz: 7 Zelda Bane John Damm Donald Sehramm Wm XVelsh joseph Stevyart Kenneth Cubbage Lynn Grove Winifred Combs Wilbert Fresh Charles Smith Calvii Dahl Robert Robinson Ron 3 Raymond Zegles Kenneth Dayis Harold Dibert Jean Delawder june Weller Leah Dreyy Elaine Brenne la Ty, N ll Elwin Hartman Mary Lou Lashorn Helen Troutman Btty Hare Clara Will Roz: 7 Richard Hixenbaugh Daniel Dahl Richard Mans held Edwin Grimchaw George lxane john Hadley Dianne Hlmmler Maxine Brant Lois Snyder Mildred ONeal Laura Glass J ane Wentlmg Mary Ellen Barnes Doris White An drew Sullivan Rau 1 Mary Frances Ravenscroft Wilbert Robertson Paul Buckholtz Jack Carney Doloris Hamilton Margaret Robinson Harold Hartsock Bob Mace Billy Robertson Gyyendlyn Fahey Rau 4 Tommy Clark Jack Klosterman Esther Maphis Robert Davis Jess Conner John Landenberger john Horn Bill Carson Anna Lee Martin Gilbert Storey Sara lane Lee Richard Taylor R011 W Shirley Johnson Doris Davis Bonnie Davis Elaine Diamond Shirley Grubb Frances Allen Richard Clovyer Tommy Jamison Billy Leonard Don Gardner Jackie Weaver B verley Smith Juanita Robertson Patty B yyit man Betty Bartlett Edna Lytton Stanley Green Edyyard Reynard R014 4 Thomas Bryan George Fleagles George Blalyc Franklin Radcliffe Lois jones Margaret Grabenstein Doro thy Adams Marion Spies Caroline kelly Mary Dick Olive Tressler Wm Scalletta R011 W Nora Winters jr Wilkins Wm OBaker Don ald Fishell Doris Thomas Brant Walter Gene lxlester Kenneth Tressler Paul Iser Edna Fultz Charlotte lames Wilda Whetzel flfm 'Qryrrna IPP Srhramrn Tnhn Sr wirr l 1 ry Brown: All Jones Russell Hilleary Rau 4 Donald Fuller Marian Levyis Mary Margaret Leasure Charlynne Redlick Ruth Humbertson B tty Small Clara Shep ard Dolly Raupack june Robinette Donald Schn ider Dickie Nlasser Gerald Breeze Robert Bucy Leonard lxnocke Rau 5 Louella jones june Gardner Rosalie McCl llan Dolores Morris Ralph Lashley Shirly Keyes Shirley Fuller Joy Flora Orville Giles Dorothy Htte Wand Loeber Vaughn Miller Robert Twigg Bruce Anderson Lewis Walker MO 'HDD-P ' ' I ' ' Y I v v V A V V V V V V , I v - ' v y , . . . , . , V '.- . V l ": I 3 Y 3 V I 'V l Y 1 y I Q Y ' ' Y A A V A A V V A V V A A V V 7 V Y 1 v A 7 3 S ,ll , I V V V V V A A . A . . A . . . A .A f - 4 A V A V V A A V V 4 v V a ' . A 3 . i V A V . A , . AA V' .A V V V . V V W 5 I i v ' V ' ,l V ' 1 ,Y V ' ,V V l' - v y V' V A - 1 1 V V , V V V , ' ,' 'V ' ' , . , , V , V V V A V V V ' ' ' I I V - Y A A ' 7 A I . V V V - V V V V V . ' ' ' ' ' V V V ' ' -V V V V - V V V V V Y V V ,V 'V 1 - ' - , . , . .A A -A . . . . A V V V - V V . V . V . , . ,. V V V V V V V . , V' ' V . - A V V A V A V V V , V V 7 3 Y! I ' Rau' 1: William Ogilvie. William Minnicks. Dennis Perrin. joan Snyder, Margaret Cosgrove, Helen McCormick. Dolores na,VvVVVV.1 QVVVVVWVV IVV. 1-tVVVVhaa Iam. Nir VVIWVV Rf-min Tr .Va L., ,AAAA , my . , , K ,Va ,VV V 5 Vrif- , ,,.,. em ,,,,,,ir, -., ,rug ee, ye..- -..- ..e,, ew., --,..,- U-.. ,r.. . -.. . A ,, , . , . - , , SV r 1 V 4' A S T S V X- 1 .1 A vi , V , ,V . ' V V i A . I V I V h V V I ' - f 1 ALLEGANY Young. . . vivacious . . . willing . .. that's the seventh grade . , . Alco's babies . . . thrilled by new environ- ment . . . interested in gaining new laurels for their school . . . S. I. D .... junior musical organi- zations . . . Tumbling Club . . . all boast the membership of these stu- dents . . . Well count on them to keep Alle- gany's Spirit flying . . . Miss Ritchey, advisorg congratu- lated Sara Jane Lee, Donald Fuller, Eleanor Lee Tolson, and Bobby Rogers on their splendid cooperation in collecting class dues. Ron I Robert Smith Howard Peterson Robert Rogers Ernest Sereen Harrx Widdcmus Benm Hartlex Joanne Niathewss Doris Trenton Harold Nioxxer Joanne Robinsi n James Vuriehr Jerrx Dawson lwzz Dorothx Reed Norma Murrax Maxine Stourter Lavxrtnee Xwallrith Niarx Emma Riehard bhirlex Wiekarl Xiarion Warden Eleanor Tolson lx zz w bhirlex Nkilleinson Cerald Paxton Xian XX1 held Lxa Niarie Logsdon Ruth Bueleel Xian Lou Nliller Lorraine bnou lugene b hart Don bmrth Olin Rieharl Harper Rau 4 AlieeJ Stottlemyer Gene Shaw Delores Welsh Xian Martin Delores Fletcher Barbara Nlurrax Xernon bisle Jeanne Fulk Jaequelyn Lucas lxatherine Sell Rm Norma lNorthearft Earl Folk James German Robert Exerline Russell Livengood Marx Louise Molinari n1m.,ton Xlarx Boite Dorothx bhuelx Cllalala o 47 . , . ' V . , v . . v ' - . , , 7 v , V , ,v Al . . - -A , - 1 ' . 4 , ' r ' , ' ' 1 . ', 'F V ', ' ' ' ' . ' ' - ' 1 ' K1 , . n' ' , 1 W: r " . ', ' ' ' . 1 7. , , ,, , N ' ", , ' ' , , . ' , ' , ' Claire Love, Catherine Mauk, Eleanor Tiley. Jean Weines. Harland Moon, Suzanne Ford, Frances bhipe, Delores Pen- ' ' ' " ' I' . A 1' ' I' ' . i I .' 'V x.. I' . A ' -' - .V '- V I 'V . 4 f ' r , . , . K an h w - -I 'f . V E , . A , '. I ' , 4 H L V I Y v C" Q A lv A l - V ' -, 2 f A e ' , ' ' , Yoder. V L 1 H1 i OYIOTL Keeps Spirit to Lectrn in High Gear 1942 Senior High Proud to be on the Senior I-Hgh Hmmr Roll are: Tap: Seniors-Margaret Grimm. Frances Deremer. Milt- on Athey, jean Rolwertson. Leannah Mathews. Mary Louise Fleckenstein. Mary Louise Robertson. William Green, ,lark Wetzel, Phyllis Holmes, Milton Shaffer. T!JffLff juniors-Margaret Fleckenstein. Frances Orndorff. Angela Davis. Marion Burrell, Brandon Fuller. Leonard Happe, Henry Strock. Lewis Everline, Robert Fuller, john Woolard, Blair Stump, David Brown, Frances Rudd. Mar- garet Burrell, Ella Lou Richards. CNot pi.tured: Ethel Thayer.J Sammi: Sophcmores-Dorothy May. Alma DeBouch, Margaret Reid. Martha Shaner, Charlotte Exley. ,lean Hess. Robert Troxell. Duane Pritt, james O'Neal. Fir-11, Sophomcxres-Nancy Dodge, Dorothy Doolittle, Margaret Poland. Virginia Oglebay, Mildred Vllird. Helen McDurlie. 1Nct pictured: Rosemary Ferrone. Betty Haney, Betty Hammond, Betty jane Ours.J Junior High flffllfff HOUUH were Hrffilned by Sctrnnl Button Pog,ell Marx Davis Herman Myers Jai Benemen Edith Doolittle june Aldax Donna Mathews Top Barbara lxitzmiller Paula Williams Thelrui flrtt Robert Dans Marx Alice Snerlx Shirlex Grubb Shaner Theoda Rompanely Susan Stickell Rathleen Copp Elaine Diamond Shirley Wiekard Eleanore Ttlex Dorie Ursula Butlxi Eleanor Grote Germaine Margolis Dans l+7 i l i - . -- - ,Z ,- . , , ' , . . , - v , s , v , A X I fa - I ,. . . . . ', . . - 1 . ti' ,. ' - ' . , I 7 , . V , . . . '. .' . - A 1 y . . I ' , A, ' s' Y v , -' . , . . X d SDEQUL 'KCLJJUDQ hos successful yeor with Dromotic Productions Installatlon of othcers in fall 17 more Thesprans mxtrated into 'wonders of the drama footlrgchts seenery grease paint taglines props sound effects and curtain ca s The shovy must go on holding, your breath before tearing, your halr during., and collapsing afterwards Presentatton of Crooked Mouthed Lamp directed by Mr W1ckartl Yvonne Rogers and Doris Brant por trayed leading, roles The Lost Letter dlrected b XIISS Barker starrrny, Bob Loyd and Nancy Dodge Honors backstage good l1g,ht1nL, effects br Elaine Hirsch and Richard Schwab ethclent stage managng, dlrected by Homer Brill and Wllll3m Green make up artists Elizabeth Lou and Drxre Rafter costumes by Phyllis Holmes properties gathered by V1rg,1n1a Lee Robinson and Frances Rudd War dampens our desire to dramatlze llfe The Spirit of Reality keeps em flung A D K Membership is earned m service points Troxcll Virginia Lee Robinson Phyllis Peskin Jane MaeMann1s Doris Brant Annette Fossett 1 J mu Fltzabeth Lows Velma Screen Phyllis Holmes D1XlC Rafter Elarne Hirsh Frances Rudd I mu Rnehard Schvyab Weltlon Combs Charles Glover William Green Stage crew Green Hrrsh and Schwab take a turn at the Othcers of A D K Rafter Robinson Advrsor Barker svutch box while actors Dodge de Hart and Brant rehearse President Low and Fossett drscuss drama One Friday The Lost Letter afternoon Rafter demonstrated make up on Holmes be fore a fascinated audrence l4l ' ' ' . . . .. ' ' ' . 1 ' ' ' . . . ' ' ' ' 7' . . . ' ' ' - ' ' ' I h l 1 ' - 1 - f 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 . . - . ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' t t . If 1 ' Y n , . 1 1 - ' -, 4 - a A 1 4 1 v Q A 1 4 . Y Y V ' ' Y I Y ' 4 4 1 A ' . v D A, A A . 1 1 ' 1 U . U . 1, . . . . ' , . . h . ' . y . A - ' 1' ' , . ' ' ' 11 ' , - , , . ' . ' . A . . ' ' . . . '1'1.:- "nAl.,,m:q.." l:i,. I.e,.1.. ,h..:-,.. ra.. 1 A.. :..,,. :N ,W .,.,- ,. win..-. Af.. F rms uortetntatt .ne .mms sertoos .1,.-1:.md1,,5. Mus Burke., ..d1.so., Comtanee Faulkner, Ann 1 1 1 1 1 - f 1 .. f, y A ' ' 4 ' r O - A 1 1 1 v 1 - 5' V ! H O ' . V Y , . , V ' h , Y , v 7. . A A 4 3 1 a I 1 L A F' .Q I v 1 1 - Make believe proves fun for ocletaa ilrwz-:num Dnamatlconum Allegany .lunior Dromofic Club Top June Alday Rudolph Freno Pete Dendrlnos Germarne Margolis Mary Catherlne Vogel Wllma Lee Steele jatquellne Loar Carola Allen Marcella Toher Yvonne Rogers inf Miss Pritchard advlsor james Cook Eleanor Flley Frames Allen bhxrley Wlckartl Lorralne Kompanelc Anne Martxn lohn Frost Robert Doty Sue Kamens ml lxay R1 hards Patty Anderson Dons Barnard Barlwara lxrtzmlllcr Patrmua Dumnrc Nanu. Waltltnn Blalr Lottng, Gent Shaw lr! Frncst bnreen Nola Barnard Paula Wnlluanms Donnt Mat thesxs Thelma Shancr Earle lxnott Ll ARNINK IO ACT IS RIAL ll N IOR S l D umor Dramatm Clulw dlrtcttd lm Nllss Orpln PI'lILl1J.I'kl mttts tvnrx tvlo mulls Imtlatnt md 1max.,1nat1on Lvldtnced lux assemlvlx progrtm lmpersonatnons strtsslngs of altar tnuntxatnon torrent Fngllsh Intourag,ts dutlopma, of trltnt 5Ul3plXlI1L A D lx mth uteran lttors lntlx slnglnr dantm Illkhlldl rutlxnf s PIUIUISID Tluspxans eau lvlrtm In kl1'J.Ill.iIlL spmt dnt tnt gromns D Hug tomu the lwrxdc Wal not a om just ma L l7f.llLXL ut lxamtns atttndant larlr lxnott pastor lom Frost groom .md Barlwlri lxltl gr lwrmn on the floor 15 B urlot Flu little actrnssts SIDLIHL ln a rem ons Barnard Nlarx fathtrlnt X 1 L xonnt Rogers KJLHUAIYIL X lr md Donna Nlatthuxs r J KY 1 1 1 1 V - 5 Y 'I V 7 I V A 1 1. 1 V. f. ', ,l , , A. ' , , , ,, 'M - ' ' -, ' ' . , 1 , if , A E r ff A 3 2 f'.'f - ' 4' .. .MJF F . f 4 l . . . knowledge of stage work . . . lvasrc nuke-ups . , . clever ffdl 'L' ' A , V , ' r .' . ' y '. . - . V 4 -I A I ' 'F 4 ' 'r ' ' , ' . . . lDlll'. 'z ' . la - UU. 1' f". K' . A ...ldea of ' I' R' ' ', .' - i . .'. " 1 ..., 'j' ' A-fl D A- I , 'rg-I. g g xl 4" "f l 1.1 Y' 1 ja, V ".l.,a:olis, 050 bt H Q-lg encourages clean hvmg, clean sportsmonshup Members wldely recognized for lLdLlLI'Sl'llP cncrgy sense of responslbtllty to socxety and school standards of club clean spccch clean scholarshxp clcan sportsmanshlp clcan lxvmg Promoted school spmt by boosnng football games scllmg programs sponsorlng football banquet Loyalty Nxght annual bonfire Y campalgn Valenune Dance Ftnc tratts always apparent courteous promonng frxendly coopcrauon long may thls Sp1r1t trxumph at Alco .rerretnrg james Clovyer vtce prestclent Herbert Loyer Jaap lam and Ira Stroup prexzdent Mr Comer the advlsor left us February twenty thtrd to 1010 Uncle Sam bad looks from the club Wlho can replace h1m7 Prcstdcnt Ira Stroup gave the Boys H1 Y a splrxtccl talk on the meanxng of Loyalty Night Whlch they sponsored lop mu Bob WllklHSOD Bob Youngblood Herb Loyer Bob Fuller Blll Smxth Btll Raupach Bob Lloyd Don Snyder Doole Doollttle Dlck Dayton ml mu Ossle Oswald jack Somervllle jack Llchlnter Gall Northcraft Tuslue Edwards lohn F f Corman Lmdy Robmette Mike Shaner Mr Comer advxsor os ers Scand Vtc Athey HOWIC Relchcrt Jack Prlce John Rose Fd Messmer jlm Cloyyer Way nc Abbott Dlck Teter jack Buckle of Allegany ' . I Q . . ' V . , ' . .. . ' ' , . y 'Q A . . V . Yi- Y A I . . H- A . A . v . . , i a . y OI-'1fICI-QRS: Robert Youngblood, treumrerg Milton Athey, - 9 v Y ' V ' Y I I l . . av rl li A D ,. . . ' I , - h .4 , , . , . , Y I 9 l 3 I I ' x ' 1 1 71 B l Y B 5 w 1 7 ' w , M61 Splrlf Ideals Clean speech and Clean scholarship Exemplufied by M C19 gm b. Nevyly elected officers led by Gretchen Wllll8mS took ohice xn September axded by efhc1ent executlve coun ell and able advxsor Mlss Rltchey Plans for year of servnce mapped SIX Sophomore and fourteen upper Classmen 1n1t1ates vyere hazed through two weeks of h1lar1ous antxcs One stunt was payama party on Mam Stem October skatmg party at Crystal to raxse funds for char1ty work November whmte Thanks grvmg for the needy Barn Dance on the twentv enghth Kmg and Queen of the Cornstalk Throne lchosen for or1f,1nal1ty of costumey were Blll Sparks and Beverley Beckman December more baskets to the poor at Chnstmas On the twenty seventh entertamed the alumnae at tea March the fourth saw another gay skatmg party Th1s mme the money went toward the blg formal dance ln May Glrls H1Y holds a meetmg, after school ID Mlss R1t cheys room good attendance varlous plans are dxscussed busxness IS carried on Splfll of coopera tnveness IS present The H1Y omcers Cstandmgl Shxrley DlCdflCh chap lxams prefrlenz Cseatedl Annette Fossett Jeerelmg and Mlss Rltchey adzzmr lSh1rley MeM1llan treasurer xs not pneturedl What a vane of generous spmts Gxve f.,lVC g1VC They looked happy about If too Twp Carol Roblnson june Rxllrng Alma Lee Ph1ll1ps joan R1lllHg Rose Lee Wlll1dmS Lens Plper Betty Macfarlane Frances Rudd Charlotte Exley Margaret Reid Dorothy Doolnttle Vlrgrma Ohleray june Hershberger U11 V1rg,1n1a Osyyald jean Mxlls Kay Smlth Sophxa Poyyell Kay Anderson Dot Wllh1USOH Helen Zembovyer Ann Troxell Ruth fradlska jane MHCMIUDIS josephme W1ll13mS june Mnller Xlarme Grlmm Mlss Ritchey advisor lit Phyllls Holmes V1rg,1n1a Lee Robmson Maryorye Kolb Shlrlev Dledrleh Annette Fossett Cxritehen WlllldmS Jane Seymour Shxrley Ma Mxllan Eleanore Stltcher Ellzabeth Loyy jean Ro ertson l47l ' ' l ' ll , ' . . . I" I D . A Ya 1 xg ' Y 1 I A - ' ' 1 v s - V D 7 . ' 4 V YA . , .Y . Y . . . , - .a y I . ' : . , . , A a 1 lamg Jane Seymour, zfzce-prenderztg and Gretchen Wxl- l . Y A 1 4 . 1 A r ' L1 y A ', " .. D , . l . . , I I K , .y ,. , . Y. , , . - sa ' 7 Y ' 7 I I , q . . 5 . . v . . yy , ,I v .I V' - v 1 .s x a ly f! .1 . - 4 A 7 V 1 I y '. A - I ' , 1' . U 'V , . . V ' , , ' . ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' A , , . Q .Y - I ' , I ! A 1 X 4, -A 1 I Y ' , ' . L , , '. AQC0l"l.l. cvvl.l7'L7'L0TL streamlines biweekly news at Allegany Top mu Allan Thompson M1lton Shaffer Vrrgmra Srmmons Ada Ford Eleanore Stltcher Annalea Kenney Hume Annan Richard Schvyab Lors Pnper Phyllrs Daugherty Betty Lewrs Anna Lee Myers Betty Stem Frances Rudd Um' mu Francrs Deremer Robert McLean Karmyn Remke Edna Herath Joyce Bestwlck Drxre Rafter Vlfglnla Lee Robmson Freda Thompson Shrrlcy Dredrrch Elalne Hxrsh Rrta Mrllenson Bettre Myers Ruth Lee Slaven Margaret Fleckenstem Helen Zembower Phyllrs Matthews Jeanne Mrlls Ruth Fradrska Gretchen Wrllxams Sealed Mrss Mary Ann Archer co advrsor Shrrley McM1llan Margaret Gnmm Jane MacMann1s Elrzabeth Lovy jack Buckle Annette Fossett Wlllram Green Ann Troxell Paula Wlll1amS Guy Freno Phyllls Peslxm MISS Mary 'Vlurray co advisor Fu r Y nn llcm class mcmbcr of Southern Columbra and Natrontl Scholastrc Assocratrons hrst place wrnncr at thrcc con venuons Evcry lssue rccogmzcd one of the Campus Leaders for hrs or hcr actrvrtres Polls wcrc conductcd to dctcrmme student Lhoxccs rn flcld of musrc polrtrcs movxes and other rmportant phases of school ltfc m portant rssues are brought to lrght through the medrum or edrtorrals The Mrrror used stream lrned make up The Mrrror carrtes on Alco tradxtron of bemg the hrst wrth the best The Sp1r1t of Good News' Scoops 1942 Wrlton Syckes Attarns Honor of Play mg at Natronal Symphony Alcohr Mrrror Wrns Frrst Place at S I P A Convention rn Lexmgton Blue and Whrte Football Team Wrns Crty Trtle jack Sommervrlle Katc Smrth Rergn Journalism class pursues the news as Sovcrugns at Fun Court Kay An derson Mrlton Athcy Gam Trtlcs of Polly Bcncdrct and Andy Hardy 1n Alcom Mirror You Allegany to rre scnt Comedy Ever Since Eve March Thnrtecnth Allegany Gxrls and Boys Baskctball Teams Champrons of W M I League Assrstant edrtors Green and Buckle struggle wrth knotty problems as they and Ed1tormCh1ef Troxcll meet the Mrrrors deadlme or Advrsors Archer and Murray wrll have somethrng to say l48 1942 Spirit of Allegany recorded by A I - Our year-long task is finished? W'e just stumbled over our deadlinel For months we have been feverishly working in our new olhee, trying to equal or sur- pass, if possible. the lirst-class book of 19141, September and October meant election of editors. . .organization of the staff. .. preparation for circulation campaign . . . senior portraits . . . November and De- cember brought the subscription rush and the best system of yearbook account- ing yet used . , . the dummy almost com- pleted . . . advertising scouts canvassing the business section of Cumberland . , . cover design selected . . . january and February promised to lind us in despair all pictures scheduled in one vieek written material to be edited and txped last minute changes in the dummx Dummx goes to printer Its March nrst' We made it Highlights Head Cameraman Shaffer tried to get rid of friendly advice from of scanned Editor in chief Holmes and Assistant editor Robertson while he took pic tures of Subscription campaigners Rafter Mills Wilkinson Low Assistant Manager Peskin and Circulation Manager Sey mour Hard at work on the perplexing problem of advertrsing and finances Managers Green and Fossett by Allegewi crew I p rfzf Leannah Mathews jean Moore Bettie Mxers rine Smith Jane MaeMannis Shirley McMillan Betty Jane VUilliarn Sparks Milton Shaffer Allan Thompson jak Humbertson lzvelxn Frankfort and Margorie lxolb Somersille ack Weuel and Doris Phillips Sedlef Xirginia Lee Robinson Helen Yembouer Flita ul mi Xlarx lllen Lexdig., Rose Lee Williams Clara beth Low Phxllis Peskin ane Sesmour Phxllis Holmes Lee Nloore Dixie Ratter Dorothx Lee Wilkinson Dixon William Creen Annette Fossett C retehen Williams 'Vlarx 'leter eanne Nlills Marx Louise Robertson Ritharl Louise Fletkenstein and Nlargaret Grimm Selmab Nliss Xlargaret Durst advisor Frances Rudd hathe L49 . . 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Jud: French horns-jack Lechliter, Harry Swartzwelter, james Schoenadel, alto horn, Maryland Biggs, marimba: Miss Willison, director, Ella Lou Richards, pianop jimmy Hines, violin, Robert Youngblood, clarinet, violins-Helen Krieling, jean Hess: Catherine Wolfe, elarinet: jack Stitely, oboe: Donald Paupe, Hute: Phyllis Webb, bass viol. 5rd: William Fiery, trombone: David Brown, baritone: Edward Logsden, trombone: comets-Florence Williams, France Arthur, Clarence Doolittle, Vincent Thompson. Not in the picture: Guy Walters, clarinet: Edward Martin, clarif net, Velma Screen, trombone: Wanda Weller, violin: Helen Welsh, saxophone. The Concert Masters and Miss Willison director For the first time in Allegam 5 musical historx Miss Willison has entrusted the score arrangements and distribution to two vert HG,-ken harken competent concert masters Wilton Ssckes for Senior Orchestra ' and Teddy Kline for junior Orchestra And the star spangled banner in triumph shall wave martial strains plated bx the senior orchestra txrelesslx directed bt Miss Willison Eve Music Festival Spring Concert Class Night Graduation Student dzreetorv Wilton Ssckes Robert Youngblood Secretary Ella Louise Richards Treasurer Clarence Doolittle Practice concentrated on Victor Herbert Favorites Medlexs Valse Des Fleurs Stouthearted Men po Their Music soothed . , ' ' ' " i - ll Contributing extensively to . . ."Ever Since . 7 .I D . D D y I i. ' , ' , union Gncheatno. and Clilancll Junior High musicians show remarkable talent be tion One vyrth Miss Wllllson dxrector are Slarzdzzzg Richard Rovye Frank Colt james German james Hoover Nickle Price Phyllis Webb Seated Burton Pozell Taylor Carder jane Alday Donna Matthevys Teddy Kline Ruth Rlchards Kathryn Rlchards Dons Apsey Mary Louise Bender Edward GflmSh3W Mary R1 hards Dolores Hamilton jane Nicholson john Sxzhter Ernest Screen Eleanor Bradford Music Sounds Afar or Stimulated Our Spirits Section Tvyo vyrth Mr Platt directing are Standing Curtis Brant Frank Colt jim German Von cnlle Lohof Eddle Reynard Robert Mart1r1 Robert Floyd Donald Humbertson Katherine Schade Nelson Files Rlch ard Campbell NICKIC Price Robert Keyser Seaied Rau l Brltton Shatter Betty Blank John Kline Don Plttard Rau 7 Robert Doty Curtis Cochenour EdvyardCvr1m shayy Dolores Hamilton Elizabeth Holmes Jane Nichol son Rnu 3 Allan Williams Robert Poland ,lack Williams jlm Cook Kenneth Fisher jim Snyder Thc Jumor Orchcstra will ncver forcct thc Spring, Conccrt thc clcar lucid dlrcc and his violin lcadcrshxp of Frtnly Colt Lcarmng, to coopcratc coordmatc and cnyoy thc truc Spirit of music thc intrlcacncs of playlnf, a violin IU thc or .1 task vycll donc l51l . I . Y. . . . . . we Y Y, A , . - , , . . . A r . . 4 . . . n 1 - , A l y 1 b . Y . v v - y y y v - y y y y y y ' f Y - '. c 1 - - f ' v y l y , . 4 ' I D v " 4 y v y I . - s y y , . t ' -- v y ' Y , . y., n y y v ' ll - Q y - Q v . ' , . . y. . , . , - y . . 1 . , dv , , . , . , ., - ,-, ' y' V. v 4 .L - . ' . . . " A AL ' . . . v , . . .J . . . .lr -, ,-, Y . , . , - ., , . -. . , 4 , , v . l - . , . , , V, , V , y . , , - . . . y f , , l . 0 . thosc Thursdays aftcr school practicing thc Victory March for thc asscmbly program sponsorcd by thc club thc part play cd in tion clycn by Miss XXIllllSOf1 Tc ltly Kllnc Miss WllllSChHS tlrclcss cftorts to tc rch thc musically ambitious 1ur11or hlgh boys md girls from thc basic pl'lI1ClPlCS of note rcadmg, to chcstra arc rcvyardcd by thc gratxtudc of thc studcnts and by thc tlnal conccrt ln thc spring, Chaanlleacllenls Boosted OWA H s Wanda Weller Tommx Rlehards Niargearet Renhl kenneth Morrxssex DIXIE Rafter Pee Wee Rudd Peppy Spmfs kepf us cheering Exubercmf splrlfs lead A H S fo Vlcfory ,Z Four gelrls and three hoxs Chosen to lead the school IHSPIFIDQ., the foothtll team through an undefeated sen son eheerlng, vuth the student hodx at lnsleetlwall games promotmt, pep meetlnes pretures of um ueor elI1LlYlIlllIX rn xsmd run or sun Fver eheerme for the wretorlous or defelted the team or the pl u er the students or the fleultx Alwaxs readx xullxm, and tlwle to boost our sprrlts Hldlflfellflllll, eood SPOI'fSII11I1Sl1113 Personllleltlons of pep xour eheerlelders Hey Hep A Colorful HLlLlIIlOfl to the hand on parade the ll rsh of sxlver barons as the drum malorettes swung., thelr sneles wth rhxthmxeal l1g,htn1n,e The streak of blue and xxhlte vuelded vxlth 1ntr1e1te preelslon hx the flag swmeers bomethme, to see and eheer and make our Splrlt soar vuth Pflali. Tlllffcfl Lols Yemlvoxxer lxax Anderson Clorm Xiont Ruth Fradrslea Fle Y me Reema FI'dellSlu1 ane Moreheal Dorothx Fleteher Bern Lou Xoeel Theoda Lee lxompanele Donnl Niathens l57 . . . 5 ' ' S, 0 I , L A . ' 5 ' 4 L . s 1 , 1 7 , 1, , , - . . . . . . . . . 151. 5, 1-l, ,- l I U . . H Mi lf , . 2 ., , , , ., , li , . f N, 1 " Y' A . .. ' A " ' . . . ' ' ' . "'s..' 'J-' 'f ' .jf ' t . Y - . I, I. . Y Y L . V I I , Y h , ' r ' " '. fx . v , , ' . f , N . - . ' . A , , .' ' - - Y' I ' ' y ' y - I I . . ,, V ' . y' A V...x1A ' Y., L., ., , - ., . , . ' ' 1 -A ' .l . 1 J: 5 . '-. 'I' , 1 ' . , dx' . ll' gait: 'j' ' ' ' " , 1 A w . ' - e V ' ,, . ' ,- . l '. Splrlf fo Wm daafld Make was for the prldc and lox of Alleganx the envx of all the schools Hear that rhx thmlc beat of the drums nova the xnstrumcnts are rcadx Whuh' ' goes the vuhnstle of our hngh stcpxn drum mayor Wxlton Sxckes and we re off' ' Rhxthm plus' ' Llstcn to that applause the crowd went wrld at the Turkey Game when vue formed a V Wlth Mr Platt concelvlng new braln storms of snappx formatmons and Wllton carrxmg them throueh hom can me help but be lmprcssed when the band appears Thats kcepmg., ln step mth the sp1r1t of Allcgam Drum Mayor Wllton Ssckes stepped hlgh and hand some as he led A H S band rn manx a prlze wlnnlng parade Allegany s Number One mus1c1an vrolmrst cxtraordmary concert master for Senlor Orchestra well deserved the d1st1nct1on of leadmg the Blue and White Band' S appy Tunes smgmg fo vlcfory B! Top Haven f Wolfe Shrout Ruppenthal House Arthur Wrlhams Webb De Ford Green Doolxttle Lechlrter Valennne Sell Mathews Sherman Sowers Drxver Thompson Stump Stntley Walters Martm Roberson Klrne Hart Trenton Youngblood Browne Cunningham Fradnska Tm! Kompanek Vogel Schoenadel Welch Harden Shmdler Buchanan Sh1rley Stanley Hansel Wolfe Jones Morehead Fletcher Front Mont Ruth Fradlslca M1ller Logsdon Flrey Rowe Plerce Syckes Webb Sherman Screen Phrllnps An derson Zembower elmo l33l EYILOTL l'l.07'LC1.Q sings :fs woy fo renown 'NQG 4, vs Back Rrta Mrllenson Margaret Poland Ollve Shaffer Nancy Dodge Carol Robxnson Teddy Coyyden Florence Wrllrams Mary Wrllrams Margaret Rexel Helen MeDuthe Eva Henry Betty behlunt lean Hess Erlene Hardman Velma Yoder Vlvlan Grove Mary F Shrrchif nd mu Dorothy Doolrttle Teresa Euler Rose Mary Ferrone Betty Lou Hllloek Ella Lou Rrch ards Betty Lewxs Joyce Bestwlck Rose Lee Wxllrams .Io Ann Moore Mlldred Hrnebaueh Sylvla Shxrelrff Helen Frantz jane Wllll3mS Velma Screen Helen Krlelmg, june Mlller .Iosephxne Wnl hams Mrss Wrllnson drrector Choral give IJ! mu Betty Mxller Ann Troxell Dorothy Davyson Greta Drlfer Betty Ashvyorth Margaret Dashrell Lots Zembovyer Dons Brant Phyllxs Daugherty Clara Lee Moore DIXIE Rafter V1rg,1n1.1 Lee Robrnson Dorcas Levyrs The rnformalxty of these smgers surprlses us all usually they are seen only rn evemng dress but business rs business and thxs 1S a busrness meetmg led by Pres1dent Robmson The art1st1c temperament led them to have rt outsrde on a balmy March day D+ and splrrf Frfty VOICCS svyell perfectly blended reachmg, a rnagnrncent crescendo then 1 hush and the students revyard the Choral Club yylth an overyyhelmrng., ovatron These talented songestresses have parttcrpated assembly programs Chrrstmas carol me Allegany County Musrc Festrval Allegany Sprmg Concert Easter Program Srng.,ers elected these to olhce VlfglDld Lee Robmson presxdent Dorls Brant YICC presl dent Rose Lee Wxllmams secretary Joyce Bestwlck treasurer Betty Mlller accom pamst Mlss Dorothy WllllSOU dlrector Syyan song, of departmf, senrors Senror Assembly Commencement Senror Ser mon Sad spmts lrfted by therr musxc C t E . . 1' ' 2 ' Ae d 4 . ,, - Q ,aa 1-v , . . x ' ,J . Qi- Ay 1 7 , f y Y -4 x V455 , Q-y f gi' ' af N, A 'W ' .i A KQV' r I t A Ui 'fl' K ,Y si . 3 . f z q ,' , .y . U , . Y . v Y Y . V - y . - V K y , . V ,. ,. , . 1 . Y ' , . y , 1 v , P a ' s s Q n - - 7 N I . . . Q , f - 4 y y , y V . V- . , . Y Y .I y y r s y 1 . Q. I .. 1 . . Y . . ., , y l . y y I O ' . v' v - V V A Y Y y V . 1 y s s W V V Y Y Y 7 V 3 Y V . . . v V.. 4' ' . a Y. 4 4' ' 1 .f ' , ' A , A l . . L l . ,Y . V' A 1 . ' y ' . . 7 . . A , ' ' . . rn... 1' - l '... ' ' 4 ' I' ly. V ' . A y ' y. . . ' ' '. ,. w , . , Q , l - V , . -h I . ly ..,- , , ' 7 I 7 ' ' V V. . . . 1 v . .. ,. 1 v -fl Voices lifted In splrlted song by LLYLLOTZ Cl1C77lClQ C lil? Almost onc hundrcd volccs hlcnd to slng., Comc Skatc Wtth M I Drcam of jcanle Wlth thc Ltpht Brown Halt Hayyanan songs pxratc songs cllY6.I'SlIX of sclccttons-challcngc to abtlltx Elcctcd as oihccrs Mary Cathcrlnc Vog,,cl prcs' dcnt Suc Kamcns ytcc prcsxdcnt XIIVIHYI uty sccrctary Hclcn Loutsc Smtth trcasurcr Mary Loutsc Bcndcr accompanxst Mlss WllllSilH dtrcc or Parttcxpttcd tn asscmbly programs carol slng my, P T A mcct1ng,s Sprlng., Concert Antlclptttnt, sophomorc ycar automattcallx l cornc mcmhcrs of Scntor Choral Club SIFIVIIU., for pcrfcct attendancc muslcal lcttcrs Sp1r1t of putc cnyox ment always prcsent tn thclr VOICCS Specxal stngers from the club very oblxgtngly stepped out to the south ourt to sung a ltttle for the Allegeyyt photographer They were Moore Reynolds Doolnttle Alday Kamens lop Mass Wxllxson dlrector Mary Knott Vtvlan Judy Loulse Reckley jane Ebert Mary Mar Clubs garet Langer Dorothy Ehert Martha Lee Langer Elatne Dtamond Marbaret Moore Letta Sagcr Vlary Ann Hexnrnck Dons Barnard Lots Stnne Mary Catherine Vogel Norma Reynolds Susan beaufy Sttckcll Wxlma Lee Steele Yvonne Rogers Nancy Waltrmn Shtrley Fuller Sara Berkley 3rd Mary Jean Scott Ruth R1 hards Helen Davls Barbara de Boch Betty Blank Joanne fo Songs Mathews Dolores Welsh jacquellne Lucas Clara Wtlls Frames Shtpe Mary Davis Dorls Apscy Eleanor Tolson Margaret Russell Mary Rtchards Pattte Boyne Auegany nf Mary Louxse Bender Betty B1lllng,s Eleanor Tnley Dons Davts Marian Bennear Shlrlcy johnson Jeanne WICTS Dons Trenton Greta Htrsh Sue Ramens june Alday Kathryn R1Ll'ldfklS Edtth Ann Doolittle Marcella Toher Lotrame Kompanek Ann Wagner Ann Orrns Shlrley Brodc lr! Mary Catherine Dtck Ellen Neumann Anne Poorhauph Nxrgnnta Borg,man Charlotte Mc Cullouph Cleora Parrnsh jo Ann Robmson Phyllns Ann Harms Helen Lounse Smnth Dorts Lan caster lxatherlne Sell Eleanor Bradford Lula Foster Helen Log,sden Beverly Smlth XIlI'j.,ll'lld Russ l5Dl . . ' V. . ' ,ln . E 'V . - Cu H .V 41 . 4 . .7 Y 7-.IA y M ' -. ' - . , ' . ,. ' ' V . , V M V. V 1 , ' . ,A . ', 4 A V 4. A A V , E A 1 ,V , i V t . . . V ' ' 2 . ' M . - y V T ' ,- 4 774 . . . 'A - 7 T 4 , l . A . I ' 2 ' .1 . 1-., , ' V 4V 50, - . . . . ' , ' ' , L . , , V. ' . " ' 2 I V ,' V U ' V 'V V Judy, Rtchards, Davls, Bender, Smith, Barnard, Berkeley. ,. : , . . y . Q C ' . . v . V V, , 1 1 - ,V 7 ! I 1 1 7 1 4 1 1 Y W 1 I ,A 1 1 ' ' V V V ' V ' ' V " ' '- . ' 1 -V ' V 'V V V V ...- V y - A, 4 V ' 1 1 - V V V V V I 3 'V V ' 1 4' V V V V ,' V "V , ,, V ' - . ' V' A v y . V Y . - . . 1 . 3 45 V ' V 'V V V ' V V V V V V A 4 V 1 Q H Y I Y H A' - ' ' - 1 7' A ' 1 f '. . - V V V V 4 I H Y v V U V h 1 I ., f, ' , ' 1 4 ' 1' 'f You Q ', ,M X K . Y , V4 . , 54 Well-blended voices of boys and girls make cvVl.L'XE,C9 Cl'lUTLl,U.i A small group mae intl female NOICLS beautlful harmonx xoxces chosen for qualltx balance rang tlrrector Mnss Dorothx WllllSOU accompanxst Rlta Mllltnson Lnftetl spnrlts yuth musxcal Hl7lllU assnmblx programs P T A conventlons lNldSOfllC Temple Countx Sprlng Rsuval Allegany Sprrng, Concert Bark Stanley Golden Brandon Fuller Sldney Goodman Jack Lechllter Guy Walters John Po Ular Wczolard joseph Beal M1ss WllllSOH dlrector Joyce Bestwrck Dorrs Brant p in! Harry Swxattzvselder Robert Youngblood Marshall Sowers Edward Logsdon Phyllrs Dough Musicians erty Betty Lewis Erlene Hardman Ella Lou Rxchards nd Margaret Dashlell Vlfglnla Lee Robxnson Dorxs Frantz Jo Ann Moore Dorcas Lewns Rxta Mlllenson at the plano P lr! Jane Wllll3mS Betty Ashworth Carol Robxnson Rose Lee Wllll8mS Josephmc Wlllxams U lc Engagements MUSETTES OCTLT Chosen from Mxxetl Chorus attaining, lllgll musl Lal goals entertained Rotarx Club Kmanxs Club VOILLS rlnrlng., spmts h1g.,h keep them sms., ID 'lop Vlfj.,lDld Lee Robmson Carol Robmson Marg,arLt Dashnell Beatrlce Ashworth Erlene Hardman jo Ann Moore lm! Dortas Luus Betty Levns Phxllls Doughertl Ill Lou Rlchartls joyte Bestvuclt Dons Brant Helen Frantz jane Wlll1dH1S Sealed Josephlne Wlllxams Rita Mxllenson attonmpanlst Rose Lee Wlllrams Oriel Marshall Somers btanlex Golden Dortas Lexus Rose Lee Wxlllams Joyce Bestxuck losephlne wlllldHlS Brandon Fuller jack Lethlrter Rxta Nfxllenson ateompannst llfl f , V , "A ' , , , - ,,,,, , , , , , -- , , , , , I . . . Av. 1-'-Y C7 . ' . . . .. '. , . f ' . A' ' '... 7 " ' . '- '14 X as , ' . ',". ' ' .,,. ' .1 , - , - I . . ,H . . , . , . -. , , 1 t ,,..1 X 9 v v V-1 - . . "2 1 1 Q , .-V -' ' ' .' 'O 's LLYllU7'L OBULQAI CQQEE CQMDA spirited songs fill The our Nilss XX ILLISON s Si-CTIONI Sopranos and Altos front Robert Breaxer ,lam s German Clarence Getzenelamer james Shoher James Rohmson Paul Rohlnettz: NX1ll1am Bleak lex Rleharel Taxlor ml Donald Schramm Frank Cont Pere Dcnelrmos Ralph Rxee Donaltl Santlerel Yam Gxbhs lxenneth Carle Brentford Toothman Curtls Bram rd Stanlcx Nlnller Hugh Lozselon Arthur Freno lames Paxne Barns Lrller Charles lxrrmm Rreharel Brotcmarleel Glen Stewart LeRox Nlomer Rlehard Rowe -H11 Qalun Dahl Paul Rlfer Rohert Nlaelecrt Farl Louerx Benl Poole Jael-, Claus m Bruce Antlersln K when 71 1 171 I 4 ztlnre svsa 1g.,roott1 n lr Eltlrllee DeHa'.en Charles Snnler kenneth Bazell Nlrwool Zegles lee XX llson Ftlear Harden Harry NIeCox Dani Groxe lohn Lhmex Rohert Rexrole Gllh rt btorex hn D1 xmonl laelx Prrte MR PLAT1 s Sl-LTION Basses ard Tenors Trp Leanartl Knoelee Earl Folk Lynn Groxe R1eharelD1xon XXa,ne Bucy Harry Vmeldows Alfretl Llevnlyn lilll Otgleby Ralph Twlgg Dtcle Niosscr jlhn Prlee Ronald Jewell Robert Rahn rd Ben Hartlex Glen Brant Herman Mxers Eueene Seharf Bully Carson Ernest Sereen Ralph Lashlex Robert Dans Rxch arel Xfansh ld Nelson FllLS Denms Perrin Donaltl Humhertson lrld Larry Taylor Boh Baker Don Puller Russell Hllleary XX nlhert Robertson Blalr Lottlg Robert Smlrh Tom Clark Bob Rogers Guy Fl eg.,le I mauled Xlr Platt Dtreetor Fl Re rartl Dm Oar ner Yarl Benton jrm XX rneht Newlx organlzel xounger hoxs learned gerlup SlI1L,lFll, Nlr Platt elxreftel basses anl tenors Xllss YXlll1S n eoaehee s lp .mos an a tos D l - 'V - -' ' , -' -- v , . , . r ., . .. . r- . . . .- . . V- , .f v.. f 1: . 1 v . -, f ,' 1 A- , ,,. ' - ,,' '- I , , A r , ' , ' "' ', ,, .- ", .. , . , , 'V , , , - ' , . 4.1. R A XI' . 5 , ' L . l VA. I ' V' . 4 7 - f ' .. ' , , 'I '. 2 '. ' ' . I- ". ' - . "l' Y . A. '. A U a ' ' . ' fr ". ' ". W ' . , . ' . . -'. '. " 1 . A., 11.51 'xr . . " . 1- -yr . 4 ul ', .le 1' If lv' p 1 O ' ltl G ' l '. -luh 5 ost. 1 A . ' N J . I ltje - " , ' -' A, 'A ' - , ,vu ' t A" k "4 V' k' I ' A '4 K' l'... 3' -. . .J -. . . 'I' . . ,A ft t - ' " " o -l , R , ' xt ' : ' ,lo Q t. 1 r ' tl l . ,--, 1 own cwleettnq o the Jim H or Ye Hear Ye Keeping up mth this rapidly changing yyorlt is thrilling to thtsc h1s torians Tzme Magu nu and the Thursday night T011 II Aleetnzg 0 Ilae An broadcast scryc as guides to the clubs dis cussion sessions Seated around thc ratio vue scc Mary L o u 1 s e Fleckcnstun R 1 c h a r d Reuschlcin Richard Schwab Milton Shaffer and Rita Millcn son Behind thcm Bctty Shlunt Ann Troxcll Margate t Flcckcnstein jack Buckle Mary Lou Robertson Leannah Mathcvxs and Miss Rice are absorbed by thc recent articles in Time about thc attack on Pearl Harbor Phyllis Holmes Hlsfory Club seem to be up in the air about lf Most important achievement a Spirit of Fa1rness right of each to his own op1n1on two S1dCS to every Stars of Screen ond Sfoge management' Proyecfor s Club Bark mu james Shrout Bruce Douglas Stanley Golden Charles Dicks Sefomz' mu joe Shell Leonard Happe jack Somerxille jack Wetzel George Loeber l'1rrt ron Leroy Grabenstem B111 Sparks Miss Barker advisor Responsible yob eh vshat! Complete charge of Allegany s latest acquisition a brand new sound mont machine Careful to sce that the celluloid clicks off on schedule these pro Jectionists haye thc Spirit of Efficiency' 5 0 ll t e ! . A 1. ' , , y Y I 4 4 V I . , 1' , . . , Q A A 3 I 9 ' f ' i , ,in . . . , , , 1 , f A 1 Y ' . " ' ' " ' U Hume Annan, William Green, and Helen Zembovver world situation . . . the past explains the present . . . l D ' ' ii a 1 ' ' Y- I v v - 'Egf- 1 , 1?- I k . . ,V 5 l53l Jloaljnitall Room Our Florence Nightingoles ministered to the sick and wounded! if ,A t -J Watching, Lillian Hlmmlcr b1ntlag.,1ng, Clarcncc Doollttlcs hantl arc Bcttx Maclarlanc Xian jim. Chcnovilth Clara Lcc Moors. VlfQ,IHld Robmcttc and Phoclwc. O Bal-:cr hll thc hot watcr lvottlc xshxlc Phxllis Pcskln takcs Annalcc Kcnm s tcmpcraturc but joncs Bcrnadxnw. Combs Dorothx Wilkinson and Mrs Wartrcltl .advisor obscrvc thc mcthod with mtcrcst Althougeh tt lS not approvul prlctiu. Dororhx Dawson and Ruth Lcc Sllvcn arc sitting, on thc pttlcnts buls ecllctmatton Ladies and Gentlemen' Accusfomed as we are fo Public Speaking Thu pxrticipatctl in thc J.I1HUt1l Taslxcr G Lowntlts 1 Xiiss Orpha B Pritchard girls um h William Qomkst 5hlflU XfdLX1111,m 1-LLUMJ muidl MJJIDL Crccn Luus lxcrline xunncr of bots contest Clmrlu 4 lt Pm cr coachcl bt Nllss Urplu Prnt Clmef 'mll HB5 wall l xlurphl lmls wdkh X Ins Cclar Shirlu lt I L 1 f 1 Bcssic Len Liller Phxl Lunl HHS lxulmt Paul H-St Jmlml' hols UH Nix .rn xxmncr of girls tontcst Xian Doxsnu Rcnnlurt mm I I' I L .mtl lunc 'Xlillcr ll nth! Thu xscrc complxmcntul lux Xir Loxxnocs for cxccllcnt Spirit of acquiring skill in spctch 1 1 ,, V... l 1 ,ff .lM""i'w:' A 1 l A f . I , , Y' . , .. .u ' y' I ' . , f . . ' f 1. ' . Q ll - - - In g ' ' 'f f ' '- , ' f li! roi . "A A' .A , " ,' 'Q , " -Tlffl.frlU At '.i ' 3 'V ., -W ' . 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' l' ' A l lijl dq UJl"LCl KQUDUJQ Gm:-:cat captures Sprrxt of Allcganx on hlm Flash' Snap Alpha Kappa Omega organrzed to acquarnt students wth rn trrcacres of photographx capablx drrectcd br Mrss Theresa Nrcht advrsor joe Schell presrdent Allen Thompson sccrctarx Levus Everlrnc treasurer Candrd camera fans snappmg football team teachers school burldrngs students making a study of t1m1ng proper framrng mounting pcrspectlve dcvelopmg of technrcolor slrdes Actrvxtxes meetlng w1th LaSalle Camera Club john Zrm mcrman and Dr Daugherts guest speakers purchasmg cqurp Workrng for newspaper searbook spccral assrgnmen s Educatlon Enlox ment Expcrlcncc all combined rn Splfll of eagerness to learn Exammmg a Hashy new outht An excellent example of A K O s photo graphrc art The subyett rs beautrful the bank ground lsn t bad the north light was rrght good shadovung and altogether satrsfactory vue thmk The girls are Margaret Rerhl and Shrrley Hum bertson Top Betty S hlunt Charles Srms Levus Everlrne Lear Powell joe Schell Lerow Grabenstern Gene Martln Bottom around the table Sophla Powell Margaret Shultz Phyllrs Daugherty Velma Screen Allen Thomrmson Mass Nrrhr advusor Dnrrhea laurerlwach Marx Wrse lnda Mae 71merla ww . 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Outplayed in the first half by a stubborn Charlestown eleven, Coach Ball's Alle gany High gridders adopted a single wingback to roll over the Purple Panthers In spite of the wet field, Athey paced through the opened line for two touch Last quarter Kellough deflected a desperate Charlestown pass into McMahons hands who scampered over for the final touchdown A A A In the eighth game of the season our team overpowered Martinsburg 27-0 for our third C. V. AA L. triumph A A A first touchdown four minutes after the kick-off. next play came a second touchdown A A A second half, Kellough, aided by Loyers clever blocking, hit through tackle and raced 43 yards to score A A . Campers last touchdown came when Athey passed to Wolford who scored a Before 6,000 fans Coach Herman Balls Allegany gridders defeated the Fort Hill Sentinels 19-0, Thanksgiving Day, to gain the C. VA AA LA and city championships A A A alert Camper crew turned in its first score when Athey intercepted pass in initial quarter and galloped 70 yards behind splendid blocking for the first score stubborn Sen tinel defense halted one Blue and White thrust two yards short of pay dirt the undefeated staged a drive of 78 yards with Kellough hitting left guard for the tally Wlolford split the uprights and the score stood at 13-0 at the half A A A Ballmen in the final period started their "T" rolling with McMahon, Kellough, and Abbott reeling off consistent gains A A A Athey's quick pass to Bob McCoy clicked for the touchdown There was no stopping Allegany s hard hitting of fense and the Campers superlative defensive team play prevented the Sentinels from penetrating past the Blue and White forty yard stripe The Varsity Squad all made victory possible Ir! jack Crites Charles Kellough Robert McCoy Ralph Gorman Milnor Oswald Linwood Robinette Robert Wol or rt! john Shrxes manager Don Basrlio Forrest Hire Brandon Fuller jack Smith john Edwards Carl Hammer 3 smith Robert Wilkinson Robert Knight Van Teter Dick Anderson Wayne McMahon Don Snyder Mr Herman Ball coach wards john Sloan Robert fuller Ray Taylor Wilbur Hull Bill Darrow Pierce Fast Paul Faupel Robert Klmger Robert Lloyd joe Hoben and Eddie Chandlee assistart managers 1942 Y . , . 4 ' I ' L . 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Jai, CUEEA Growing Spirit Predicted Great 1942 Team Second String Kneelmg john Haas Merle Kline Bob Lucas Maynard Bagley Walter Neff Addison Mar ple Bill Streett Ralph R1 e LaMonte Wmeland Slandmg Manager Duckworth Bruce Anderson Earl Lowery Leonard Conner Raymond Rlce Bill Gnbbs George Lease Ernest Pamter Marshall White James Karns Charles Caldwell james Stewart Tom Carros JAY VEES EARNED THE A Caldwell Neff Painter Lease Hines Kellough Marple Karns Gtbbs White Rotruck Stewart Rice Bagley Rank Grove Walters Sterne Spangler Lucas Kemp Armstrong Streett Driver Kline Junior Varsity initiates Frosh and Sophs into mysteries of football Coach Walter Bill Bowers good phy sxcal trammg double wing back formatlon hard and faithful practice next years Varsity Squad Q J Learned technicalltxes of the gamc such as touchdowns off sides passcs kicks field goals place kicks trying for extra point duty paces 5 First String Coach Bowers coached eleven spirited jay Vees On the Lme Herman Cumrnmgham Herbert Arm strong Harold Grove Eddie Chandlee Wayne Drnver Harold Walter Robert Spangler captain Back Fzela' Jim Hines Otis Sterne Ronald Kellough Leonard Kemp SCHEDULE OF GAMES Date Opponent J Score Allegany October October 1 2 Fort Hill LaSalle October LaSalle From the standpoint of games won the season wasnt a successful one but when one considers the fine training in sportsmanship nn physical fitness and 1n a htm foundation in the understanding of thc game the Jay Vees had a successful season Vars ltv Coach Ball has his eye on no less than six first string J V s to augment his left overs 1941 cham ptons ' . 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' ' 7 3 Y : D ! 7 1 1 7 ' ' . u I , 3 ,I , , . , 1 , , , , , , , 3- ...., ,.............., . . 7 7 3 i , , , , - ,.,,,, 6 0 , y , , ' , l - October 17-Fort Hill .....,t...... .,., . . , 6 0 28- . ...... ., ,. .. ..... .....12 8 . . . , , ' Y V n I ' I . l 5 l Dec Dec an an an an an an an an an L e L L L L L L Mar Mar The champ quintet Mtlntyre Edwards Dell Athey and Lee Clilolya Ulllalalaatballll Pfeam WINNERS OF W M I LEAGUE Date Oppwzeul 12 DAVIS 70 Alumni 2 6 2 Ferndale Ku ser Predmont Barton Rrdgelu Central Bruce Beall Fort H111 Westmont Predmont Barton CLntral BrucL BLall Fort H111 Westmont FLrndalL R1d5,elLX LaSallL SChLLlulL Smre Alle any 5 Store Place X Q 5 I f homL home Johnstown Key ser home homL home Lonaconmg home Frostburg Fort H1ll Johnstown Prcdmont arton homL WLsternport home homL Johnstown Johnstown home home Shoohng Goals Bcfskefball Squad looks happy and confident just before the Central 7nd George Loeber, manager, Lou1s Baker, Ira Stroup, game Howard Rexchert, John Gorman, Kenneth Twrgg, Jack Crrtes, Jlmmy Clover 151 feared John Reynolds, Donald Dell, Donald Lee, 3rd Donald Snyder, Brandon Fuller, Bob Lloyd, Robert Mrlton Athey, John Edward, Donald Mclntyre, Lmvsood Fuller, Wrllram Raupach, Ph1l1p Lufas, Donald Basrlro, Robrnette, W1ll1am Wrllrams Warner Bayeant 1661 I , Y . - ' A 32 40 l , 3 - ' . 42 27 J . - 50 27 J . - . 25 15 f J . 13- ' 23 37 J .16- . 27 58 ' J .17-' ...24 42 J .2o- 52 37 ' J .23- .. . 11 45 J 7- . . .. .28 45 J .3O- ' .. 27 32 ' Jan. 31- . .36 52 F-b. 2- ' .. 35 47 V Feb. 6-LaSalle .. 44 40 LaSalle F b. l0- .. .. . .31 44 B F-b. 13- ' . ... 40 36 - Fld. 17- ' 22 38 2 F-b. 20- ' M58 41 Fab. 24- ' 22 33 ' F-b. 27- .37 35 Flb. 2S-- f A . 35 34 . 2- ' 1 . ..... 32 35 . 6- 2 ,.4f 28 Thrill Fans with Spectacular Plays Coach Bowers has a little secret ses ston wtth the Team Guard Robmertc Form ard A t h ey Center Edwards Guard Lee For ward Mclmx re and Guard Dell Wrfh Allegany Champs There was a record of two years champxonshtp to up hold Coach Bowers started the 1942 season wxth good prospects for a thnrd vou know what It all began thrs way Dell Athev and Mclntyre-of the 1941 seasou were on tap-and wxth Edwards Lee and a large crop of proved candxdates the season looked rosy Af er gettmg off to a good start tnmmlng Davrs we hrt bottom and lost the next three contests wrth Alumm Ferndale shootmg wxth accuracy downed Predmont by Athey made 15 pomts and Lee shone as a commg star W M I League games opened wtth Barton opponent swamped from opemng whxstle Subs Clower and Robmette turned m a good game Close game wrth Rrdgeley untrl de fense got busy and gave Athey Dell and Edwards a chance to do thexr stuff Alwavs a close excltmg game Allegany topped Central wnth Mclntvre and Lee gomg great guns In bemg vnctonous over Beall Athey gar nered 21 pomts mamlv rn the second half after a close call m the fxrst The next three games were well played vxctones over Fort H111 Westmont and Piedmont wtth Athey and Edwards talung hoop honors Came the sad day' La Salle topped us bv two baskets m one of the best court games rn local hnstorv the score was txed ten tlmes Mention should be made that ln the contest wtth Barton Twlgg replaced the mlured Mclntyre and led the team with twelve polnts Our W M I record was spot less untxl Central mpped us Wrthout our Lee Central forwards ran awav m the fourth stanza A comeback to over Bruce and three mghts later another over Beall rn whxch Allegany was sparked bv the bnllnant shootmg of Lee To cop the W M I League trophy Allegany s cagers downed Fort Hrll wxth Athey headmg the wmntng scorers A txred schedule heavv Alco team Joumey to Iohnstown to be downed rn both games Ferndale and Westmont valxant battlmg and Atheys goals avaxled nothmg The team returned defeated In the hnal game of the season whxch 7 drew a crowd of over a thousand Alle gany team suffered 1ts worst defeat The smooth fast playmg of the La Salle qurnt far out dxstanced Alco So we wmd up the season wrth 15 wms and 8 losses wrth one more Oscar rn our trophy case A tasr ross up rn the Fort I-Irll Allqsam game janurarx 1 th Arhex fhehrnl Nu J got the ball .mtl mound up the j,dmL mth eleven PUIFIIS to hrs Lrcarr I 942 l . . . . gg L - . - - Y T . and Keyser . . .Snapped back and by clever passing and keep up in W. M. l. L. was staged in a spectacular victory . a I . Q I . I I - - . - I y . I ' . . . . ,L . , , , 'Y 'S - 1, ' k A ' A 7' V . . 1. CQQCO .faaatea nomlpecll thnouqh contests Hlghllghts of the Court Queens Contests In the hrst game of the year wxth Pxedmont on our own floor Ruth Fradtska scored hlgh wnth 15 pomts W M I League games started wzth meetmg Barton at Alle gany Thxs hard fought tnumph can be parually attnhuted to the splendxd guardmg ot Dxedrxch W111ldmS and McM1llan who succeeded m keepxng Barton s score low Excltement' Plenty' At Central at the end ot the hrst penod the Orange and Black was one pomt up Rlght up to the halt Coney had the edge by a pomt or two In the thxrd quarter Alco traxled by exght pomts Only splendld teamwork could save the day and the gals had the spmt to play Central ott thezr feet and emerge victorious 25 21 In the t1lt wxth Bruce the Blue and Whlte sextet romped to an easy 42 19 vxctory Bruce never at anv txme endangered the record of Allegany Several substttutes who got xn the game showed up well as future hrst stnngers Wxth Beall xn the htth game F radlska and Phrllxps opened the contest Thxs put Allegany xn the lead wxth 8 pomts At the halt Allegany was stxll far ahead Because ot Bealls gam m the latter part of the game the Alco gxrls had to hght tor the 21 13 vxctory Clever work ol the guards kept Bealls score checked Soon after the game opened on the Fort Hxll court Allegany had a slxght edge At the end of the halt the Sentmels led 14 11 Were we sunk' No slr' Whlle Wllllams covered Cage Fradxska dropped several through the hoop Wrth team work hke that the result was a 27 21 tnumph Wmebrenner opened the game wxth tour pomts agcunst Pxed mont Substitutes were put in but they kept up the record and Piedmont bowed to Allegany 28 to 12 Hxgh scorer was Phxllnps wlth 10 pomts That was a real battle at Barton Alter the txrst penod Alle qany trailed 6 5 At the half the Alco glrls led 12 ll Both teams battled hard to overcome th1s narrow margm but Allegany finally won out wtth a 30 24 score Another excmng game wxth Central' Central got ott to a 7 4 lead ln the txrst penod But Alco plcked up and kept ahead the rest ot the game led 17 9 at halftxme The hnal canto was 36 23 with Allegany on top Fradnska chalked up 21 tallles The Blue and Whxte copped nonors m me contest wnn Beall ln the openmg perxods Beall was ahead At the halt Allegany held a 13 10 margm The Blue and Whxte hnally took the game wxth a 3018 tnumph Fradxska sparked the Allegany lasstes with 12 mark ers A hard battle well fought' The flrst penod found Port Hill ahead 10 7 halt ended with a he Blue and Whxte took over end of the thxrd penod Allegany was determmed to wxn Fmal score 33 28 with Alco on top Thxs ended the most successful season rn three years The Team Ctrrtrhcn W'l11ldlllS guard Alma Lee 13111111118 torxmrtl, Marx Lu Wtnclwrcnngr tor ward Shxrlex M.1lM1ll.1n guard Scaletf M155 Coopcr umnlt Shtrles Dxerlrnch, guard Ruth Fratltslta center torxmrtl l63t W4 wer Y rl? fu-s Q Phxlllps Wl11l8mS M.1c.M1ll.m D1 tlrtnh lmtllskrl Wlnchrcnnrr . fr ,2u:,',f,y,, . 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'H ' f I , ' M V ' , . - 11Andle eatecll Champto nfs Basketball 1942 january January january January January january February February February February February SCHEDULE Opponent y Alfeguuy J Dale Score Se ore 1 Preelmont Barton Central Bruce Beall Fort H111 Piedmont Barton Central Bruce Beall L Exemng, moments marked the hotly contested game wrth Fort H111 on the Hrlltoppers oxyn Hoor on February twenty fourth The final score was twenty e1,5ht thlrty three The last game We were champs' The Squad lop une Rrllmg, Dorothea Lauterbaeh Lons Pxper 'ld Shxrley Dleelrlek bhlrley 1V1dLMI11dH Cvretehen Wll Anna lror Jean Moore Joan Rrllmg, hams Mary Lee Wmebrenner Ruth Fraellslea Alma Lee in! Mlss Cooper eoaeh Margaret Wolfe C lorla Mont Phrllnps Phyllxs Peskm Margaret Malamphy Margaret Rrehl lvl Dorothy Powers Glenna Mooely Dorothy May L eoreeanna Pearee Kay Anderson manager 1691 ' l5- '- 6 441 ' 16-H ' 20 56 ' ' 20-H ' 21 25 ' 23-- 1 19 42 ' 27- ' .. , , 13 21 ' 5O- ' , ,. , . 21 27 ' ' 2- V ., , . . 12 28 A ' 0- . . , . 24 30 ' ' 13- ' 25 36 ' 17- ' . . . ,, IS 22 ' ' 20- . 18 50 February' 24-Fort Hill , . , , 28 35 l c?TLEAl"LYYlCLYl LTLQAI d5QAl'iE,tl'7CLQQ Undersfudy Champs lrt rou Jealed jean Lashorn Ella Mae Heavener Jane Louise Reckley Theoda Lee Kompanek Wilma Steele Re Goetz Mary Ann Heinrich Carol Hill Germaine Margolis gina fradiska Elizabeth Zais Lois Stein Evelyn Lashley Donna Mathews Paula Williams Mary Catherine Vogel Mrs Sommers 7nd mu Jmndmg Margaret Ruppenthal Marilyn Moore Coach To learn to be good sports to be experiencel play ers healthy Americans Allegam girls participate in one of of our newly organized sports Freshman Girls Basketball Coach Sommers one who knows the game well serves as both instructor and friend Games played No scneciule in 1144 stumeu me taenes or tue varsity squad practiced with H, being candidate for senior team The team chosen to play the opponents from other schools were Standmg Lashley Reckley Moore Mathews Vogel Sealed Shaner Steele Heinrich Williams no l, . . y . . , . . A . , . . r Y. I , ' 3 7 7 7 4 . Y W . 7 3 -- ' , , . , 4' if i y a - l ' 7 , , . . Q l . . . l I . . . ' y. . U . 4 a ' . V 4 1 , A A M 1 A . . . A 74 with Ursline. . . Central . . . Fort Hill. . . Hopes for more extensive schedule in 1943. -v i 1 l I 'Cln... in I I r ' ' "' ""'J..."""':"'J "':'u n'xpCS Gi: . ' . Y - , U, I ,- . , . : 5 7 ! ' Learn to fall hard and land soft wuth bLl'Y'Ll7QE,TLbt une, the spllt 'J me Dlrint fill the N111 M try Ann Hennrneh lna Hughes ean lxlostermtn Lorralne lxompanek Mary lxnott lone Rnee Betty Ynsthell bhxrley Shatler Margaret une Moore Llla Ftsrer Mary Margaret Lauger .loan Mathews Margaret Lancaster jane Goetz In fflfllldllflll Shlrley Lou Ntehols Mary jane brroup Dona Mathews Dons Trenton Norma Murray Betty Blank Hel Troutman Thelma bhaner Vrrglnla Borg man Lenore Lazarus What IS an ESk1mO roll' ' ' A bakery procluct No you re wrong ask one of the gtrls nn the Tumbllng Club They learn the Esklmo roll tre carrwheel and somersaulr lhese LXLFCISLS tram them 1n the art of balance and the coordlnauon of muscular control traxnrng w1th Mrs Curry performed for the Junior High Assembly Folk Dancing nn Spurlf of Colonial Amerlca Folk Dancmg Standmg jane Rmker Greta Hersch Barbara Coleman Ruth Rreharels Patty Boyne Sh1rley Lou Nrehols Sue Kamens 'Niary Lou1seDav1s Lenore Lazarus Mrs Curry d rector Sealed Shrrley Wrlson Jo a n Snyder Vlfglnla Borgman Phyllrs A n n Harris Suzanne F 0 t el Wanda Loeber Dorothy Russell Under the capable mstrucuon of Mrs Curry snxteen glrls have been studying folk dancing Frnday afternoon practxce the Vtrgmra Reel the Hxghland Flrng the Polka dances Ll12if3CILl'lSUC of Il'12ll'1l 0311005 U1 . 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Twice a week four- teen students received instruction from Miss Mary Vir- ginia Cooper . . . learned the proper grip of the racket . . . the method of serving . . . the skill of placing the "birdie" and at the same time conserved their energy. During the tournaments held by this group in the gym. participants applied the different techniques they had learned at the club meetings. This is a fascinating sport. Students should avail themselves of the oppor- tunity to learn to play the game. 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'5-if Best Fe WE X Jltll uentllaenls In Allegewl 1942 Had the R1ghtSp1r1t Durxm, tht SUbiC.IlPf10l1 mmpllgn these mcrghlnts gun PFILCS to holders of luelu number tulwts M1rth1 XV1sl11n5.,ton Qmdx Shop Post C 1rd Shop C or 1 Qol1 Bilffllilg C,omp1n3 Le1r 1ntl Oltxcr Compmy Xxlllillll H1rdxx Ire Comp 1118 Ilttlc s exxelry Store lxnepper s Pl'1lI'I'I'l1Ly PCPSI Col1 Bottllnr, Wmnrks RCJSCUlD1LlfD Brothers K1plons Young, Mens Shop Ccorge s C onfertxon If, Hllls 'Ioy Shop The Allegany Splrlt as to patronlze our advertisers Astor C 1bs H V Blooms Insurmtc liopp s Plow ers Burton s Clothes C lflICI'Hl1flS BLISIHCSS Sghool C,onlon s Insurmce Qumhcrl 1nd Llo1lc 8. SLIIE Store C umbcrl 1nd llmes mal News D1fllU2, Shop l 1rmcrs Drury FIISI N1t1on1l Bink C etrc lxerstlnc S lnsurmee C eorgt Street C lc1nLrs C corL11s BL lllly S1lon H 1hLch s Flowers H mu s cvttlrx H Holgshu s lf1SLlfll'lCC lx 1p on s C lothts l lL1fLlS App1rLl L tr 1lllCDllXCI'SlCC l1btrtx C lc IIILFS I lhertx T rust C ompmm Xi 1nl1 1tt1n Men s Shop M 1rt1n s Women s Shop lVI1SOI1 s Dury C, trl Mclnty re s Cjrouiry Mf.K115, s Mrllenscmn s Furmture Noblls Shoes Peslxnn 5 Clothes Peter Pm C,le1ners Potomu Edlson Queen Cm Durx ISI D Rc1nh1rts Insur1nLe Sthxx 1rLcnb1th s Second N1t1on1l Bunk Slmpson C 1ndx Comp tm Spurs lcuelrs IOKIIS Stun Int Sterling, llcetrlt Applumcs lr1St1tL lhllIlC X Mlll Suppllts XV 1lsl1 cw. MLC tgh P11 1rn1 my Wkbb S Shots Wfcstcrn NI ml lIlLl Collagen Wfxlson H trtlxx lrc W oolxxorth s 1.7 x . A L., ,X 'L ,iw .V x C e '1 1 1' r Y QL ' 7 l' L L " in ' A- L E ' " Q 1- S 1 ' Y 1 z ' 1 L 1 a ' L V Y ' Y Y I. L 'z L 1' 1' Y' Q 'l 2 ' f J I la 2 A l' ' V' . . 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T .. zbrr' f U - 4 Phongs '32 ' South Mechanic 1 122 -I. . . , ', uirmfafifn 1 1 gl L ' " l lit Y C UIlIfJIlI1IlI1fN of wh? 1F11-fit Natrnnal ifiank nf Gllllllllltllclllh The Oldest Bunk m XVcstcrn XllFXlll'ld Nlcmlvcr lc lcml Rcscrw. bxstcm ml We urge you to purchase Umted States Defense Savmgs Bonds and Stamps Seniors' Clothes with the Spfrn' of 7942 It IS sour spmt that counts on thc foal to success Kccp up thu spmr f bcmg, wcll drcsscl It s our dcslrc to scrve you for lcttcr success m hfc The CU 'Tl ber-IG nd 10111 KApl-QN 5 Clock 84 Sult Company Young Men S Shop B1lt1morc Street 115 Bmlumore Struct Cumberlqnd M1fyl1Ud Compliments of Western Maryland College Westminster Ma ryland won ,- - , , - 1 c ro l 0 4 is AL l .V . Y 5 H ' Q H ' 1 1 fa A. , :,k.L A QK Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q A 1 " L " o f .' , , , . K- i .A . 1 Y xx A sh I I A . I 1 - I g ' K 4 , 2 'Z SIMPSON WOOLWORTH S XX hu thy Q 1111! of 111111111111 Ru ns I Ill 111111 1 g DAGGETT 5 The Eve and dame store CHOCOLATES Bmltnmolg Strut If Ggorq Strut on galgvymre Street for Nearly a Cardiff!! For tlut Splrlt of xull bung Conn hlgh vxmd fin or flood Ion thlt LlI'LfI'LL Splflt Lomg smkmss brolwn bonu or 1 bomb Be profecfed by GEARE EVERSTINE Profechon for Everything 191 1 ., VC X A I . f ' V f 3 Dlx! ' 1 'x 11' ' L I . 1 ' - 1 1 x L 1 ky x u 4 1 . . Y i , 3- 1.- . 1 D V' 1 V 1 f - , -. 1 11 I ' i . . i 1 '. N x ' 1 I' v , , ., . - ll ' ' ll l 1 Take on Sfep In the R1ghfD1rechon NOBIL S SHOE STORE Blltlmole Strut Cumbu l md NlllXlll1Ll PHONE 529 GEORGIA S BEAUTY SALON Air Comlmonenl Refreshmg, Noted for Advanced Hanr Srxlmg anl Self Dressmg Permanent Waxes Moderate PIICLT Gcorgm Rltenour 31 S Centre Street Cumberlmd Muylmd C 11111 1111111 11ls 11 BOPP S FLOWER SHOP 75 Blltlmore Smut CUl11l5LlllI1d Mlrylllld 4 H1111 141411101111 0 11r11c1I1o11 THOMAS F CON LON Conlon Insurance Agency 27 Llberty lllust Blllldlll PHONTS 807 177 Cumberland s fastest Grmxmg, Shoe Store WEBB S Dzrectfj arm r 10111 tfrc F113 llzfl Blake Your Shoe Dollars Do Thur Dun B5 Alxmxs Goins, to XVLBB S for Xour Shoes OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT Louls Stem, Inc , 'llflllllldl ilmnu 117 Fxederlek Street Cumbulmd lxdlfylllld PHONE 77 I 9 '7 - ' 'x ix x-. f'1, . . ,1.l. P 1" 'f I I A f 1 I "7 K - . A 1 T 77. 1 H,- 1 ' X 'xx . . 5' "4 , af: 'Q , :fa uv, fn. . -., ., ,' , .' . . 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X 1' . i "" ' ' ' ELECTRIC SERVICE Provrdes the modern mc ms of per forming, the mmy household dunes cheaply and vyrth the least expendrture of effort Autommcxlly controlled elcctrr ul rpplmnces remoye the drudbery from housekeeping It mil be to your Interest to sce them demonstrated Safe ,4 Clean Convemenf Dependable 530 To You Grad uafes of 42 XX c otTcr our srncerest CODQDYIILIIIIIODS md yxc hope elrnestly for your suc cess IS uc do for the yery success of our country rn the present struggle' M1y you try rt III trn cs REDDYHLOWATT Schwarzenbach s The Potomac Edison Company Cumbcrllnd Nilrylmd Pmsteurrzed Phone 2340 MASON S DAIRY Don t Say Mrlk Soy Nloson s Compllmenfs from SOME NEIGHBORS Insurance Bonding The I. H Holzshu Company Real Esfafe 21 South Centre Street Phone 458 198i ' y 2 I - . ' . Y, . 1 . 'z 1 Q - Y y' ,A A . 11 2 . A D . . 2 Y, 2 1 ' o. ' ' A . 1 ' ' 9 9 - - Y be 21 credit to your school and your coun- ' 1 1 ' I". 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