Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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CATHERINE HAST Katie . . . gay, darling blonde . . . knows how to pick good clothes . . . and wears them . . . holds sincere friendship . . . kind to all who know her . . . hardly ever seen without Rusty. ELAINE HIRSH Hirshie . . . spontaneous gig- gles accompanied by frequent blushes . . . fashionable . . . con- scientious in her work . . . and in her play. STEPHEN HORNICK Steve . . . tall . . . soda jerker . . . fiendish ice cream fan . . . always building model airplanes . . . quiet manner . . . pleasant to brown hair . . . teacher's favorite know- MARY ELIZABETH ICE Lizzie . . . short blonde . . . . . . commercial student . . . Ray's big sister . . . pairs with Mary Winebrenner in a Mutt and left duo. BERTHA IENKINS Tall, intelligent, unruffled . . . si- lent type . . . warm-hearted . . . believes in getting things done on time. DOROTHY IENKINS Dot . . . busy, bonny, blithe . . . Sweet as a Song . . . lov- able, jolly . . . not a care in a car load . . . stout with dimples . . . takes dictation from Barney. IOHN IENKINS Iivin' Iohn . . , steady guest of the Y Victory Room-also ct frequent guest in Alco's inner Sanctum. LUCY HELKER Dependable . . . hard worker . . . silent . . . does much, talks little, . . . secretary to Miss Richmond. EVA HENRY Evie . . . unsophisticated, lov- able . . . dependable as the 8:46 . . . aspiring typist . . . soft voice . . . easy going . . . Queen ot the Dairy . . . pals with Sylvia . . . beautiful hair. EDNA HERATH Ed . . . pleasing . . . studious . . . an enthusiastic swimmer . . . quiet and unruffled disposition . . . usually found with the twins. MILDRED HINEBAUGH Milly -free and easy attitude toward all things . . . pleasant conversationalist . . . keeps her hair to a T . . . lets Van oc- cupy most of her time. L. Helker E. Henry E. Herath M. Hinebaugh S. Hornick M. E. Ice B. Ienkins D. Iznkins G. Iones L. Iones D. Kagy D. Kammauf C203 C. l-last E. Hirsh I. Ienkins GLORIA IONES Glo . . . nice, neat, naive . . . Words are few but thoughts are many . . . keeps the neatest black tresses. LOUISE IONES Minnie . . . tall, blonde and willing . . . dependable and warm hearted . . . says lit- ' tle but misses little. DOROTHY KAGY Dot . . . timid, sweet . . . new to Al- legany . . . midwest- ern drawl . . . an all- round co-ed just wait- ing to be discovered. DORIS KAMMAUF Dori-tie . . . gor- geous shining brunette . . . spends time jitter- bugging with Iack . . . usually seen with Gin- nie or Milly . . . but has the tiniest feet.

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CHARLES FLINN BRANDON FULLER Charlie . . . another Don Iuan of the skating rink . . . particu- larly partial to Hi-Y parties . . . amiable feller who always takes his time. ADA FORD Keeps abreast of current events King . . . Wrigley's best cus- tomer . . . mathematical whiz . . . ' outspoken . . . optimistic . . . never on time . . . dotes on arguments . . . smooth looker . . . athletically inclined. . . . accordianist . . . ardent fol- lower of 4-H trails . . . has won lots of prizes . . . handy with a needle. ROBERT FULLER Bob . . . popular prexy for three years . . . likeable person- ality . . . dry humor . . . sports scribbler , . . always in a rush . . . IACK FOSSET Spigot . . . tall Thin Man . . . never lets studies interfere with his high school education . . . popular theatre usher . . . has definitely prefers blondes . . . mo- del leader. IOHN GORMAN Bubbles on the brain. HELEN FRANTZ Gummy . . . gridiron power- h use . . a most virile species ol o . the masculine gender . . . hard to Tall, sophisticated redhead . . . pet hobby is art . . . loves to de- sign clothes . . . and does . . . sings and plays piano . . . makes redheaded duet with Iane. IOSEPHINE FRAZIER Fraz . . . always has a smile for you . . . ready to pick you out something special in cafeteria. BETSY FREEMAN Happy . . . Hollywood smile . . . possesses those obedient locks . . . has a flare for neat, stylish clothes . . . one of those adorable nuts . . . a little old New York lingers in her talk. rile . . . generally informed . . . one of those athletic brains. CARL HAMMERSMITH Buss . . . 6' 2 hunk of a man . . . gridiron linesman . . . in tact always a linesman . . . personi- fication of amoeboid action . . . always waiting for Rue, LEONARD HAPPE Boris . . . successful declaimer . . . sports a flashy Pontiac . . . talented violinist . . . a punctual worker . . . always in a good hu- mor . . . Alco's Boris Karloff. C- Flinn A. Ford I. Fossett H. Frantz B- Freeman B. Fuller R. Fuller I. Gorman L- HSPPE W. Harden C. Hartman D. Harlsock U fl9l I. Frazier C. Hammersmith M. Hartsock WILLIAM HARDEN Bill . . . backstage boss . . . perlorms equally well in front ol the lights . . . Miss Lapp's right hand man . . . ready to step in and lend a hand . . . Alco's Adoli Hitler. CHARLOTTE HARTMAN Roxy . . . petite . . .flirtatious . . . tern- permental . . . iastidi- ous dresser . . . saucy . . . a dose of viva- city . . . likes the op- posite sex trom Fort Hill. DORIS HARTSOCK Hawaiian . . . could be because ot those beautiful dark tresses . . . sophisticated and sedate . . . loves to dance and skate . . . crazy about the Navy. MARY HARTSOCK Accomplished commer- cial student . . . the gal at the war stamp booth . . . certainly deserves Army-Navy I E award.

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1943 SENIORS Praise the Lord, for we upheld tradition . . CHARLOTTE IANE KEEFAUVER Most dependable . . . accommo- dating, domestic type . . . always a good follower and fast friend. CHARLES KELLOUGH Chick . . . tricky on the T tactics . . . allergic to dancing . . . which doesn't bother Evelyn . . . holds down street corners . . . pipe add-ict . . . now an Alco con- tribution to the Air Corp. ROBERT KLINGLER Bob . . . perpetual joker . . . easy going . . . chewing gum spe- cialist . . . smooth dancer . . . pleasant conversationalist . . . shows up in long distance sports . . . constantly coupled with Mary Margaret. DOUGLAS KOLB Doug . . . tall, thin English type . . . an accent to thrill you . . . Basils little brother . . . at- traction of several Alcoeds . . . re- cipient of one of Miss Eader's rare A's. ROBERT KOLB Bob . . . blimey . . . lady's man . . . has passed his signet ring to someone else's finger . . . quite the ole French whiz . . . just ask Bob. LORRAINE KORN Korny . . . winks habitually . . . and with good results . . . note third finger, left hand . . . her agreeable disposition also defies spinsterhood. BETTY KREGER Bets . . . genial, silent type . . . always seen with big sister's car . . . that is, before the era of A cards. HELEN KREILING Twine . . . dark, quiet unas- suming student . . . orchestra member of long standing . . . does- n't lean toward dating . . . balm to many a friend's trouble. RALPH LAING Whitey . . . Tiny Tim . . . dotes on cowboy names . . . chip- per chap who claims the privilege of being a bona fide blonde. DOROTHY LANDIS Dottie . . . flirtatious, attrac- tive brunette . . . fun loving keed with an eye for mischief and a mouthful of gum . . . jokes off really pleasing vocal chords. BEATRICE LAPP Beatty . . . homeroom house- keeper . . . craves dancing . . . sweet girl . . . silent partner . . proud commercialite. DOROTHEA LAUTERBACH Dot . . . sincere, sociable and fun, itself . . . loves to play basket- ball . . . intra-mural champ . . . self-styled. VIRGINIA LEASURE Ginnie . . . once was the smallest girl in the school . . . still hasn't grown much . . . crazy about skating . . . quite a big heart in that tiny body . . . brirniul of fun. DONALD LEE Lefty . . . handsome blonde . . . likes small dark girlfsl and Hershey kisses . . . heads var- city hoopsters . . . flashes those eyes in the friendliest way. ELIZABETH LEWIS Betty to you . . . easy to get along with . . . sincerely sympa- thetic . . . hard worker . . . you'll find her at the market after school hours. C. Keefauvcr C. Kellough R. Klingler D. Kolb R. Kolb L' Korn B- KFBEIBI H. Kreiling R. Laing D. Landis B. Lapp D. Lauterbach V. Leasure D. Lee E. Lewis f2ll 5