Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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fe L I ,WWW psf, MM fl li M an X c 0 if iz!--' ,,,.--e? -t of-. of F0 M1 ff -fy ,pref Z iffk., 'c V .. K1 , 2.2 fax., , 5-ff LLOYIJ ANDERSON ANDY Track 11, 233 Football CS, 433 Sophomore Basketball C235 Science Club, Secretary Cl, 2, 313 Glee Club, Vice-President il, 255 Hi-Y C-Hg Boys' Athletic Club C355 Chemistry Club fl, 255 Nautical Knot: Sally. Yes, Girls, this is Andy l He has kept himself in obscurity for three whole years-just enough to make him- self known and liked his last year in A. H. S. VX'hen we think of Andy we recall his charming laugh and attractive personality. He has been one of the popular main- stays of the football team. Not only has he distinguished himself in athletics, but we all remember Andy by his goo-,l work in Sally '29 will always re- member this nwalking advertisement for Pepsodent tooth paste as one of its leaders, and as a steadfast and loyal friend. RALPH ASHBY SLIM Football CZ, 3, 433 Glee Club 42, 355 Nauti- cal Knot , Orchestra C431 'Treasurer of lland C43- Though this great big man of Alle- gany has the famed red hair, he does not have the nature and temper which sup- posedly accompany it. Smiles-and plen- ty of them-seem to be Ralph's motto, and we like it. On looking at Ralph we are reminded of sports of all kinds, out- door life, clean and virile. Not so strange, either! He is a fine athlete, and he surely does shine on the football field. Heaps of luck, Ralph. May you be as successful on the Field of Life. ie .e Qfq gif X rf I Vim' kr

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1 Q. - 5 1 wk Y P i A K if .Q , :sg xfefiwix js 1, 3 ' Senior Class History The gateway to l.ife,s llroacl Highway is swinging wicle. The Senior stanfls gazing eagerly, impatiently, with the conliclenee of youth, through the gate. lt has lieen his goal for many years ancl now when the time comes anrl he is reacly to pass through he stops antl consiclers. Oh, he knows what he is leaving lmehincl himfthose happy, sunny lmy-ways that lead to l.ife's Highway. Ancl in that secret chamber of the minrl which is reserved for only the clearest of memories he stores away his precious High School Hours. How well he recalls the time when he as a member of the Class of '29 shyly entered the olcl lligh School! Wlhat an awecl, scared little Freshman he was! Does he remember the initiation? Well! Anil the Freshman tool: it like the true sport he was! Next across his mint! llashes his Sophomore year-the entrance to the new High School builtling up on the hill. The Sophomores distinguished themselves truly with their famous Sophomore-Senior dance! And then the .lunior year with its whirl of goocl times, the hlunior's greater participation in school activities antl most out- standing of all the Junior-Senior Prom. All this we will never forget. llut lmrighter even than these memories shine those of the Senior Year. l.eatlers! Activities! Excitement! Social events! Ancl now at last, Commencement. The gate swings wicle, the Senior's eyes seek a new goalg his fingers stretch toward a new prize. He feels more inclepenclent anrl free, but in his heart are strange ancl conflicting emotionsfsomething won forever-fsomething lost for- ever-lfarewell to Allegany! Farewell to High School llays! 21

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I I ' I! ' rw Q 4 J A if 9 ix M 4 4 Y MARY ASK HY Latin Club fl, 233 Choral Club C233 Science Club C335 junior Dramatic C333 Travel Club 1435 Public Speaking 143. llear reader, let me introduce to you one of the happiest members of our class. Sometimes we wonder what causes this joyousness of spirit. Per- haps its because of frequent visits to Keyser and jolly times had there. Mary is one ot' Allegauy's most loyal support- ersg she can always he seen among the four rooters at the games. Mary ex- pects to attend Potomac State College next year. XYILBUR ASKICY Science Club C2, 33: Junior Dramatic 123: History Club 1439 Chemistry Club C-13. One of Allegany's most loyal sup- porters, this young man has always backed Allegany's activities whether it be from a scholastic, athletic, or social view point. VK'ill1ur is possessed of a keen wit and it is practically impossible to find him in other than a good humor. He is planning to go to the University of Maryland next year and he will pre- pare to he a pharmacist. We know that whatever he takes up he will make a success of+sooner or later, for stick- to-it-tiveness is one of NYilbur's most outstanding qualities. U' I t , f H f-4...-M..v- vi-s.4,4 Lbg, b '- In e- , VP .,.Z?,4-11-J' . Q I ' 'es.t- v-.4,.. . C Q ,f fl , ' - 5 it . l Viking? 1 ' . f ,I ., - ' Q ' ' f '21, 42 '