Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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LIFE UN THE ALLEGANY mom PAGE TRUPHY LAKERS. Mlinners of the 19410 City football championship. the squad gained the first leg on the new Chamber of l Commerce trophy. by nosing out both Fort Hill and La Salle. The spirit of friendly, but keen competition among local high schools. makes this a coveted award. One Chamber of Commerce trophy is in permanent possession of the Allegany eleven having been won two consecutive years. w. C.S,P,A, I'1ve school journalists with Miss Mary Murray, adviser, attended the C. S. P. A. convention in New York City April 141 to 16. The Alcohi Mirror, the school paper, won Hrst place honors in the school publication competi- tion. Representing the staff were Helena Aronson, Mary Turnley, editor, Evelyn VVil- liams and Lois Byer Cwho is not in the picturej. MUSIC MASTERS, The County Music Festival was held April 18, in the Fort Hill auditorium. A capacity audience heard combined student groups from the high schools of Fort Hill, Cen- tral, Mount Savage, Beall, Bruce and Allegany present choral, band and orchestral numbers. Conducting the various groups were Victor Bauman, band, Blary Drum, Beall High School Triple Triog Jack Platt, orchestra, Dorothy Sebree, A Cappella Chorus, Annetta Yates, Girls' Glee Club, Doris Boal, Boys' Glee Clubg Dorothy Yvillison fchairmanj Combined Glee Club, and Mary Robb. HUD BLESS AMERICA. The -lmericrnz Ulzy, a modern cavalcade of America from 1896 to 1938 was presented on April 25 and 26 as the initial per- formance in the new Allegany auditorium. John Beckman as Martin Gunther, the German im- migrant, and Alice Keller as his wife in the leading roles were sup- ported by a cast of more than two hundred stu- dents c l1 o s e n from grades seven to twelve. Blusical background was provided by the orches- tra while the band ap- peared as a part of the show. This is only the second time The Jmeri- can Why has been shown outside New York City where it ran for nine consecutive months on the world's largest stage. was directed by Harod C. Svickard. The Allegany show AT LAST! Rising out of a confusion of mortar, scaffolding and bricks, our new building now stands completed. Impatiently we watched it grow, enduring with a long view to the future, the din of the steam shovel and the drill. Now an auditorium complete with air conditioning, electric organ and projection boothg an ob- servatory, retail selling laboratory, new print shop, and twelve additional class rooms are a part of Allegany.