Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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LLIGEWI - l930 IRENE W. LAPI' C0 M MERCIAL I-'rostbury State Normal Suhool Graduate' Work, Columbia Uni-ozmrity BEATRICE D. BOLEY, A. B. COMMERCIAL Univerxity of Pittqburylr Ohio VVc.rlc'yau Umz'cr.v1ty JAMES E. SOLT COM MERCIAL George Washington U71lUFT.Tllj' GLENN H. VAN UORP INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Colorado School of Mlm-s Graduate Work, Ulziwrxity of Trumxvsaz' EDNA I-I. GIBBONS, H. H. , HOME ECONOMICS Maryland State Normal Srlxool Uui'ver.rity of Maryland Graduate lVork, Columbia Uni1'frx1't3' ANNE ALLRED, B. S. HOME ECONOMICS Hood Collqgv, Uni-zzcrxity of Maryland Ua1-vcrsrly of Tz'nuc.rsm' VVALTER I.. BOVVERS, A. B. PHYSICAL EDUCATION, DIRECTOR OF ATI-ILICTICS Urliw-rxity of Maryland KATE M. GRINIM PHYSICAL ICIJUCATION Z- .S'ary1'11! Srlzool, Columbia L'11i1'r1'siW V I . 9 A F A ,fx JV! V n 4 ,ff jf ELI? i6'l'1f U' ,H N19 A or X!! ,IMI JJ M X lf fl Cl? -J J J 1 ,VJ 'l if X VF .f ' x , If .1 b ,J iff' J 'JN J , ' A ni I ,W

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I. jffw A 'H- WWI' LLIG-EW fl-'if l 'I930 HAROLD C. VVICKARD, B. S., A. M. PHYSICS lf'nxlliny1011 l'0llf'yv, Inlmx Hnfvkius Uni1'vr.vity of Mnryluml C'ul1rmbiu LY1lf'L't'f.S'ffj' LILLIAN M. KIFER, A. U. CHIQMISTRY Gom'hcrA C'l1lLz'gr Ifrnrluzllz' WQ1'k, Ullllwvsltjv Of. lWaryla11d l,7Hl'Z't l'.YI'fj' of Viryinm FREUA V. BARNCORIJ, B. S. BIOLOVY fx.. 247 f- FOY A. CURRY, A. 13. Al.f:1cImA ANU TRACK COACH Gcfzvva Collpyr fiflldilrllfl' W01'k,AU1livrr:r1ty qf Pittsbyrglt, Columlnn Ulll1'P1'5lfj', Unrzufrszty of Vxryzmn HENRY LINVVOOIJ REMISERT, A. B. GEO M ISTRY l U1zi'w'1'x1'ty Qf Squth Carolina 4 A Cradxmtr' IfV0rk, ljv?llQ'l'1'.Ylfj1 of 5011111 fnrolznu Columbia U?ll1lFVSIfj' ANNA M. T. VVEBSTER, A. B., A. N. LATIN ' Rlmfmlev,Cflllvgp, Col1m1bju U111'-zrm'xil,v Ulll'lfL'7'.YIfj' of c'F1lIf0l'HflI L11zi1fer'.v1't3f of Vi1'g1'Hia f1lllf I'I'A'Illl Arndvmy of Romf, Italy MARY M, DRUM, A. B. FRENCH , Uv11f'Z'!'l'A'f1j' of Pfthrlmrylz - I eA,L' ' , 1 'J'1I6VVllI Q N,A.1z. .Q I C RC 'I . X fi MUSIC 3 Qc' Q VCOVY1 Il Igfzfrrxity C rizmtz War , on I1 UI!!-1'FT.Vff,X' C0111 L7llIv7'!'Y lty, N.g13'g01'kJJ1z1 wrsiy 'rx f f . RY ISABEI. M?RF2LY, A. U. ? X! 11BRA1:I N 'X if . Mt. SI. Ayncx Lallfyf' C-llfillllllfll Un1'1rrr.v1'M' 14 K ,Lfvk i

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ALLIG-EWI ' - 1930 HE ALLIGEWI offers more than a rec- ord of the past year 925 995 more than a mere statement of successive events. Throughout its pages it attempts to link with those events the spirit and atmosphere that made them so wonderful 39 95 It is the Spirit of Allegany, moulded from the three classes that this volume at- tempts to portray 995 95 995 From whatever viewpoint we look at Allegany we find in the foreground the one outstanding fact 925 995 995 that the institution lives only through its students. They are the life blood of the institution, renewed from year to year, carrying on its spirit, tradition, and form, and determining its character. lt is, therefore, with a special sense of appropriateness that we set aside this portion of TIll'I Al,LIGIiXN'I to the classes of Allegany High. 9? 995 fx, 1, l l A l 3 'iii Q fr 4 wg i r Z-ll - L, I '. 1 v J.. lfi