Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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lwl -I ll lm' lllll kill will ll l lllml il ul l l l r- rf,- - ' 1.7- 1-Gift.: ,. -f--Q -.--:Q 3 .- i 3-:,-1 ' The Trial of Strength W'll.lGHT hovers der the besieged city of Acre. Tints of red and blue bathe the turrets of the Mosque and color the crescent ling of lslzim that tlutters upon the gzite-tower. Outside these guarded wzills, in the strunglmld of the Crusaders, Slllillllll, the candidate lm' ltiiightlmocl, has spent the day in prayer. Now, that it is evening, the day is culminated by the final and most sacred test of strength. His failure will mean disgrace-if he succeeds he will gain both honor and praise. The Crusaders draw near and stand mwtionless as the candidate brings his sword down upon the sturdy war club. The suspense heightens as the results are uncertain, but when Salzidin withdraws his sword, Il cry ul victory lills the zlir. The young' wzirrim' has won. SE IORS

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E I AN APPRECIATICN T I J ui Q rl 'ii 1' 'Z if lf - X il.. 1 lil, 'll su. To the Class 0f1930.' It is with a deep sense of appreciation that I accept the honor which the Class of 1930 has bestowed upon me, by dedicating to me THE ALLIGEXN'I. As my college year-book has been a source of inspiration to me, enabling me to reunite, in memory, a class which has be- come scattered afar, so will this ALLIG1-zwl, in after years, become a priceless possession of yours. The Class of 1930, with so many and so varied talents, is the largest class in the his- tory of A. H. S. I bid you God speed, and shall watch the progress of every member, and hope that each one of you will endeavor to practice, in life, the lessons learned and the spirit developed in Allegany High. -G. F. REITER. 1 Z 18

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