Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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President MAX ELBIN Vzee Preszdent PAUL MCCLOSKEY Secretary BERNICE DELACIRANGE Treasurer LLOYD STALLINGS THE SENIOR CLASS We the class of 38 began our eventful career as the first freshman class in the completed Allegany high school Four years have passed all too swiftly and soon there will be only the memories ofjoyful days spent here As ChIl1LlSllSIlC freshmen we elected Charles Shaw president and Miss eannette Holzshu advisor The two social events of the ye lr for us were the Cvlrls league dance and the freshman party We felt more a part of Allegany when we became sophomores because we were eligible for membership in all the school organizations Lloyd Stallings president and Miss Theresa Nicht advisor guided us ably through this phase of our high school career Then upon attalning Junior standlng new problems and responsibilities faced us Raymond Skidmore was elected president and Mr William Noland advisor of the class In selecting the class ring the vote was almost unanimous for a ring with an oval stone either blue or rose onyx upon which was mounted the Maryland coat of arms As hosts to the seniors at the traditional junior senior prom we were perhaps for the first time made aware that our days at Allegany were numbered Fifty years have passed since the first class was graduated and we have tried to maintain the high stan dards of scholarship and achievement set by our predecessors We elected Max Elbln president at our lirst meeting later Berkeley Mathews as editor in chief of THE ALLEGEWI with Virginia Thayer as assistant editor Miss Pearl A Eader and Miss Mary Sowerby were elected yearbook advisors Mr Harold C Wickard dramatic advisor Mr William Noland and Mr Lewyn C Davis social advisors This year two seniors Mary Larklns and William Fridinger brought the Tasker G Lowndes declamation banners to Allegany As a class we looked forward eagerly yet reluctantly to our parting activities the class play class night the outing the prom the senior sermon and graduation We hope that Allegany has been enriched by our presence even as our lives have been enriched by hours spent within its walls We shall carry with us memories of friendships good times classes teachers perhaps a little disappointment and sorrow the somewhat yumbled but ever to be remembered mosaic of Our Allegany Us 9756 exlllegewz '-1, ,' 1 - 1 w , ,s ' ' 1 I v I . K ' , y 1 . ' . , ' J . 1 e e e . L , s s 1 2 - 5 . . . . , , . - K ' s 1 vi v n 1 ' Y ' l 1 ' 7 v y . ' , 1 , . K s I y 1 f v y ' ' y . . e Q . - 1 , . . . , . y n ' ' u a v , . a - y y v v . . , . . in - 1 , , 1 I n

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QB? tflllegeu 1 EXCERPTS FROM A SENIOR S DIARY September September September Z9 September October 1 October 1 October 1 October 2 October 3 November 9 Flfteen hundred and fifty one unfortunates gather Oleefully w taln the portals of Alle gany hr h A fexx freshmen mrsslnl at end of day Found rn the drawer of Mr Noland s desk 21 Choral club elects Mary Margaret Brady as presrdlng vu arbler The senlor class chooses Mrs Elbm s favonte son Maxre as president Mary Larkms succeeds jean Anderson as Edrtor ID Chlef of the Alcoh1M1rror That xs we hope she succeeds 30 ames Rrght End Sullrvan 15 elected capram of the yunror class for the ensulng year Sophomore class confers upon james Gaffney the presldentral power Hell probably have them all rn plgskln Jackets before long Mr Webster lnaugurates the publlc address sy tem 14 Nlghtmares haunt sophomores after A D K s presentation of The Black Flamxngo Alcohl Mlrror recelves first place award at S l P A conventron Allegany muslcrans du t off thelr fxddles and partrclpate IH the All Maryland orchestra Donald Somerville captures runner up pOSltlOn ln the sololst contest 11 A H S band struts to first place ln Armrstlce day parade November 25 A H S defeats Fort Hlll ln Thanksglvlng day game so all Alleganrans enjoy thelr December 4 turkey dxnners Onrls league holds vlctory dance Curls and boys hold hands as theyolnt H1 Y clubs act as hosts ln a pre conference meenng Underclassmen declde all by themselves to standardlze the class rmg December 22 Allegany thesplans present Dust of the Road whlle wartmg for Santa Claus December 30 Many toes stepped on at alumnr dance january 1 january 19 January 22 january 25 Students feature basketball game and tea dance for alumm Coach Ball goes vermxlllon when the yearbook IS dedlcated to hum Buddmg journallsts of Western Maryland are guests of the Alcohl Mirror staff Examrnatlons descend upon us February 12 Alleganys Astalres and Rogerses frolrc at Olrls H1Y dance February 25 26 Babes rn Allegany present Babes rn Toyland to capacxty audlences March 7 Allegany sextet defeats Lonaconlng lassles to cop W M l banner March 10 12 Newspaper Journalxsts go to the blg city and wln fn' t class rating for AlCOhlM1ffOf Aprll 1 Aprll 22 May May Z0 june 12 une 1 une 1 une 1 1ntheC S PA H1 Y boys treat thelr girls to a dance and If s no Aprrl fool Allegany farmers turn out for A D K s Hlckvxlle Frollc Semors present class play The Goose Hangs Hlgh at the Strand umors entertaln senrors at prom Semors are 1mpressed wlth the serlousness of thelr graduatlon at annual senror sermon Senlors brd Allegany good by at senlor prom Commencement Alumnl and graduates exchange dances and glances at alumnx dance L12 1 ,W ' 5 x - Q C L 3 1 ' 1 ' . . H l K K - .g g - V Q I , , A Y' . ' y M . . V . , , . . . . , , . . M . Al , -. ' . . , Q . y . WJ ,, . 1 ,, , . ,, . ,, . . . , x ' V y - .. . . U . T 1-- . ' ' s . 3- W ' . . ,' . ' ' . of . , 5 A. , . . ' g i h U ' , . . . v . . . . . , . December 16---Mary Larkins and William Fridinger proudly wave banners won in Declamation contest. . , .. X U . - , Y Y . TY T C L A o A- , .. , . ., .. H V - . . . - . V , , .r L . H . . ' 2 K K . g W . . ,, . . ,, , . Q . . . . . . . . , . . Y , , .. - - - U . 13- ' . ' . , - 'f . ' , t L . j 54 ' ' - . ' . J 7-f 1 - . J 7M ' - - . ' .

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