Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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. Q , ,I f 7 ug ,.., ' 'l t . .. .-W l Xt, . .fXl.'l'HliA ISIRCHARLJ AX. BLAIR BISHOP HBEIJ0I ' Science Club C155 Latin Club Cl, 255 French Club 1355 Travel Club C453 Girls' League 12, 355 Choral Club 12, 3, 455 Nautical Knotf, Althea, with her rosy cheeks, blue eyes, and blonde hair, must be especially commended for her studious habits. She is a loyal supporter of all school activities and can always be seen on the side lines at a game. Althea is quite a musician. Besides playing the piano xery beautifully she has a lovely voice which has won her a host of admirers. This student's ambition is to become a language teacher, and we are sure that she will be a great success. Junior Dramatic Club Cl, 255 Mary g Presi- dent of Orchestra CZ, 3, 453 Vice-President of Band C455 Sally g Hi-Y C2, 35. Now here is the famous fiddler and director of Allegany. Vthat will the Orchestra do without Blair next year? lt doesn't seem possible that we won't have him to saw out the tunes for as- sembly and on the songs, chime in with that big bass voice. Blair's one ambition is to either direct or play in a symphony orchestra. NYe know that he is on his way to success and if nothing happens the class of '29 will be honored by having a celebrated artist in their midst.