Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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And we get our share of mental drill . . . We meet them in the inner sanctum . . . Will you please tell Iohnnie to come straight home after school? . . . Make me five transcripts of record . . . From one extreme to the other run the multitude of daily tasks confronting Mrs. Leyhe, school secretary . . . Unexcused . . . one detention . . . if office walls could speak, those would be the Words one would hear as Mr. Ball and Mrs. Higgins, as- sistant principals, perform in their capacity of dealers in detensions . . . While behind the bars of his tell- er's Window, Mr. Curry, keeper of the coffers, keeps our sums in cir- culation. They put us through Dorothy Campbell Blackburn . . . founder of Allegany house our manual paces and charming example for her girls . . . Albert Loper . . . one of those drawing personalities . . . Helen Klinestiver . . . enthusiastic supervisor of pots and pans . . . Iohn Doc Wol- ord good natured peddler of industrial arts . . . Marie Rich- mond overseer of needle pushers . . . George Gibson . . . Woodworks Wonder lad . Helen McFerran . . . she smiles, even when she makes the girls eat oatmeal.