Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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l l MISS Mjlilil. E. l'.Xl'lf lllf Class of '27 is proud to have as its faculty aclvisor Miss Mabel li. Pape. D who has worked with us for the year for the good of the class. Miss l'ape is also the girls' physical education teacher and coach of athletics. She comes from Baltimore, Where she has been connectecl with the P. .X. l.. in recent years, ancl has refereed the girls' basketball games in this county. ller earnest work in planning and carrying out successfully the gymnasium exhibition shows her real ability. She is well liltecl by all those with whom she comes in gcontact, for she has a sunny disposition. strong personality .and is a jolly good sport. NVQ are glad to have her with us and the Class of '27 wishes to express its appreciation to Miss Pape for assisting us so well during the year. o.u o..-I N ' X'Y xo.Q,,u-Q LT9 Page I 8 S U

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1 n: ' fi' L i ' ,. Ct 1 -1- ' 5: 3, A ' il' '.' '-7 '- T, 53:5 . ,V., .ff , A .Siu L :um ,S O 6 , . ...K . U. gy. W b . i t Q , l I .,., 1927 Senior Class OFFICICRS Pl'4'SilfL'llf ........ ..... J onx l'1'1'z1i1z I'irc-I'1'v.r1'117r11I ...........,...... fVlRACl2 l,11N111s .S'cw'1'f11l'-1' .... ..... h Iuois :'NI,FRlfD .-Xv11z12'1 1' 7l1'l't7SlH'l'l' ........... P.x1'LIN1C lhirziii, I1l..Yfl7I'f1Ill . ..... ...... R lllvlxxhl li1,Mv,xN C'I11.vx -'llI Z'l.SOI ..... Mlss PAPIC 7 O n 1' he Semor Class Hzstory U R high school days are now past and goneg but i11 our hearts lie 14 1:p1 '-51.51 ' the sweet memories ot the Glorious moments s ment at :Nlle-ranv. .l--ghlrwfi . P' . l . .. U .- 1 ln her nndst we have formed cherished and lasting' triendships tl1at will ever l'6llllllCl 11s of our dear Alma Mater. lt seems llllt a short time ago that we entered the portals of Allegany-basl1f11l, shy, and wondering. Amid the laughs a11d jeers of the upper classmen we were ushered dow11 i11to the cellar. Many of us thought we could 11ever survive such insults. so we banded together Zlllll declared that as free-born citizens of the United States we would show o11r tr11e worth. Our spirits were dampened a bit by the terrible drubbing given our boys by some overbearing Sophomores. but we were again happy when those same overbearing young ladies and gentlemen entertained us with a most enjoyable dance. After that we cheered up and began to take an interest i11 tl1e affairs of Ulll' IICXY abode. Wie soon became her true and active boosters and were filled with a spirit of love Zlllll esteem for Allegany. The l1lCl'6 1nentio11 of her name thrilled IIS Zlllll when we sang that Dear old high school we sang' it with as much fervor Llllfl sincerity as any of our upper classmen, for we had become a part of . Xllegany. Many of the class of '27 aided in the production of tl1e musical comedy The Gipsy Rover, and also helped to make up the atl1letic teams of our school. VVe attended two more social functions-a Kiddie party Hllfl a dance-and then our Freshman year was just a memory. Page I 9 I