Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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1943 SENIORS We thought wefd never make it, but here we are . . . JOSEPH ANDREWS Andy . . . blonde, taciturn Adonis . . . easily succumbs to the arms of Morpheus when he's in an academic atmosphere . . . Betty's favorite. HUME ANNAN Dopey . . . conscientious, hard- working, sincere editor . . . cau- tious caretaker of Hi-Y funds . . . cheerful pal . . . always ready to be a plug for someonefs prank . . . scoop snooper. FLOYD BARTLETT A Chester . . . willing worker . . . tall, blonde . . . constant com- panion of Dopey . . . bowling addict . . . ideal bachelor. ' DONALD BASILIO MeatbaII . . . dark, fun-loving . . . never serious . . . always pulling jokes . . . on football and basketball squads . . . has his serious moments. IOSEPH BEAL I Sleepy . . . spasmodically awake . . . baritone jet-maker . . . miniature Thomas Edison who ex- pects to spark many a plug. DONALD BECK I Dandy Don . . . Ace' . . . tall, dark, husky athlete . . . came to Alco in his senior year . . . keeps everyone guessing on his heart throbs-usually in hot water. LOUISE BECKMAN Becky . . . brunette . . . wil- lowy Winterette . . . can laugh at the driest jokes . , . loves Saturday nights with the Navy. IOYCE BESTWICK Bessie . . . tall, English blonde . . . makes music the love of her life . . . looks forward to higher training . . . ambitious student . . . loves to cook and keep house. ALBION BIGGS AI . . . tall, serious, and sin- cere . . . friendly hello greets all his friends . . . can be seen work- ing hard at Murphy's on Saturday . . . track fan. EDWARD BOCH Baldy . . . mechanical minded . . . a big tease . . . studious . . . wears a perpetual grin and tre- quently gives in to hearty laughter. BETTY BOWMAN Honey . . . always a smile . . . has a lovely shoulder to cry on . . . versatile male interests . . . finds hers in Murphy's on Saturdays . . . Ford's or Central at other times. AUDREY BREESE Punkie . . . Hospital Room's Florence Nightengale . . . are you kiddin'? . . . frequently seen at Circle lnn . . . l-A classification. PAUL BROCKEY Brock . . . swell personality . . . very amiable . . . pleasing smile . . . perfect example of con- geniality. DAVID BROWNE Dave . . . tall, with that clean cut look . . . quiet smile conceals a merry wit . . . conscientiously in- spired . . . makes a lot ot noise on his baritone horn. PAUL BUCHANAN Buck . . . terse and tuneful majors in friends, minors in activi- ties . . . flashy dresser . . . peren- nial sleeper. I I. Andrews H. Annan' 1 F. Bartlett DT Basilio , I. Beal D. Beck L. Beckman I. Bestwick A. Biggs E. Boch B. Bowman A. Breese P. Brockey D. Browne P.. Buchanan C167

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The ALLEGEWI 1943 becomes drum major . . . Lewis Everline takes declamation honors . . . and Henry Strock captures the scholastic honor medal. We were eager. Seniors . . . l942 . . . we ride at the controls . . . trying to keep an even keel in the rush of time and events. Hume Annan becomes Mirror editor . . . Rose Lee Williams and Frances Rudd assume command of the Allegewi . . . seven men are elected all-city football stars . . . a year of champions. Along with skating parties . . . the V-Hop . . . football and basketball . . . junior- senior prom . . . senior prom . . . Arsenic and Old Lace . . . we became war-conscious. Civil air patrol . . . physical fitness . . . pre-flight aeronau- tics . . . adoption of a Victory Corps program . . . all gear school life to a war-time pace. Graduation . . . 1943 . . . another chapter . . . new characters and new scenes . . . new thoughts and new deeds await our challenges. How shall they be met? We cannot know . . . we do not know. . . . Here we were when we first came here . . . But oh look at us now . . . 1 msn

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BETTY BURKETT Bet . . . fashion firsts in hair do's . . . good sport . . . genu- ine warmth of feeling for everyone . . . speedy speaker. GLORIA BURKETT Burkie . . . short but sweet . . . quiet and amiable . . . loves to read and type . . . walks like a movie star . . . definitely an in- dividualist. MARGARET BURRELL Peggy . . . linguistic aptitude . . . quietly charming . . . never a victim of procrastination . . . de- pendable is the word for her . . . teachers' idol. MARION BURRELL Miss Moyer's apprentice . . . Peggy's big brother . . . works hard after school hours . . . does his bit in defense work. HELEN CHAPMAN Chip . . . blonde and cheer- ful . . . one of those quiet efficient people . . . usually seen paired with Alice . . . just recently be- gan to notice men . . . has a pas- sion tor doll clothes . . . never on time. EARL CLITES Shorty . . . comes to school early just to watch the crowd go by . . . not a care in the world . . . cheery antidote for Gremlins. BETTY CONRAD Sophistication keynote of her pleasing personality . . . won't be seen without her earrings . . . takes to skating and dancing . . . and . . . Ioe. IAMES COOK lim . . . blonde top . . . has his quiet moments . . . warms Ford's corner . . . happiest at hunt- ing season. CLARA CROWE Quiet, demure, blonde . . . nice to know . . . always reliable . . . neat dresser . . . never says a word out of place . . . keen eye for brunettes. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Bob . . . Seems to like mu- sic . lopes lazily from class to class . . . tall, willowy structure . . . slaps at bass viol. ROBERT DALTON Bob . . . another oi Allegany's senior new comers . . . has a singular flair on the trumpet . . . also a craze for bright plaid shirts . . . makes many feminine hearts flutter . . . one of the Ford addicts. B. Burkett G. Burkett M. Bun-ell M, Bun-ell E. Clites B. Conrad I. Cook C. Crowe R- Dalwn A. Davis D. Davis I17l l I H. Chapman R. Cunningham T. DeHart CHARLES DAUM iNo picturel Charlie . . . a carefree fellow with plenty of friends . . . brilliant mind . . . in- dependent nature . . . a diiterent sense of humor . . . gum chew- ing tire marshal. ANGELA DAVIS Quiet, reserved . . . model student . . . con- stant pal of brother, Johnny . . . takes care ot the kids, DOROTHY DAVIS Dot . . . quiet conscientious commer- cial student . . . serv- ing secretarial appren- ticeship in vice-princi- pal's office. THOMAS DE HART Ted . . . or Tom- my Ted . . . some- times even Sticky . . . pals around with Iohnny . . . Dick's big brother . . . what's in a name?