Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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HELEN LEWIS Shorty . . . rightfully gains title form 59 stature . . . favorite past- time is eating . . . cheery, pleasant personality which gives in to prac- tical jokes. CARLSON LEWIS Carl . . . dark . . . coal black hair . . . teller of tall tales . . . al- ways talking about his girls . . . crazy about farming. IACK LINABURG 'lLinnie . . . tall . . . blonde . . . tune twitterer . . . great capacity for friendship . . . makes a perfect partner for Doris. EDWARD LINDSEY Eddie . . . usually quiet and reserved . . . often seen plunging into cafeteria . . . frequents the basketball floor at the 'Y. ROBERT LLOYD Bob . . . Miss Simpson's prob- lem child . . . well dressed . . . humorous in his own particular way . . . friendly enthusisam . . . occasionally lapses into serious thought . . . has secret love ot dramatics. BRUCE LONG Boots . . . lazy . . . habitual home room period sleeper . . . tall . . . dark parcel of good humor . . . possesses a long slow, drawl. SARA IANE LONG Sara . . . quiet smile . . . good natured, neat and determined . . . a prize winning 4-H'er . . . domestically competent . . . lovely blonde feather bob. PHILIP LUCAS Phil . . . name means lover of horses . . . his favorite hobby is drawing them . . . honest to goodness blonde, speedy on the track and football field . . . par- ticularly adept at wise cracking. BETTY MACFARLANE Lovie . . . one of those typical redheads . . . a couple of freckles with a temper to match . . . al- ways thinks she is in hot water but comes out O. K. , , , pledges to work with plenty of zeal, and gets results. FRANCIS MARTIN Zeke . . . quiet agreeable and sincere . . . just a tinkering elec- trician . . . destined for a career of live wires. EDWARD MARTZ Eddie . . . a great fisherman? . . . quite ready to tell about the one who got away . . . seldom serious . . . habitual punster. C. Lewis I. Linaburg E. Lindsey R. Lloyd S. I. Long P. Lucas B. Macfarlane F. Martin M. I. Mason W. Mauck R. McCarty V. McCrea f22l H. Lewis B. Long E. Martz MARY IANE MASON Still water runs deep . . . likes to swim . . . chewing gum is her special ha- bit . . . claims it helps her to think. WANDA MAUCK Wand . . . tall, willowing senior . . . just arrived this year . . . sporty dancer . . . you'll find her in Ford's with Shirley or Carolyn. RUTH McCARTY Gertie . . . ami- cable . . . distinctive giggle . . . loads of fun . . . says lots and means lots . . . jester of commercial classes. VIRGINIA MCCREA Ginny . . . you can see that redtop for a mile . . . knows just how to fix it . . . and does . . . quiet disposition . . . boon to teacher's worries.

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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

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1943 SEN IORS And we really believe that Mthis is worth fighting fora' . . IOHN MCFARLAND Dark, good looking, Mick . . . you can count on him . . . model Hi-Y member . . . one oi Alco's best . . . has a serious side . . . more often on the gay side. IRMA MCINTOSH Shorty . . . jovial disposition . . . our efficient cafeteria cashier . . . look at her third linger, left hand . . . studious worker-a swell lriend. DONALD McINTYRE Mac . . . whizz on basketball court . . . suffers from study hall trouble . . . one of first to leave Alco's ranks to join those of Uncle Sam. RITA MILLENSON Milly . . . outstanding musical ability . . . busy, bonny, blithe . . . a mighty mite . . . handles num- erous tasks with equal skill . . . looks too young to be driving her own car. HELEN MILLER 'lBrownie . . . blonde hair and big brown eyes . . . shy at iirst but warms up quickly . . . neat- ness itself . . . favorite saying . . . Ain't that awful? IUNE MILLER Iust Iunie . . . lovely to look at . . . delightful to know . . . and especially outstanding in declam- ation . . . likes to collect tie clasps . . . joined Alco's ranks from Fort Hill last year . . . senior's con- tribution to Victory Queen's court. MARY ELIZABETH MILLER Betty . . . greatest task is keep- ing her French and Spanish straight . . . plays bells in band . . . F1ooch . . . inlectuous grin contradicts her serious countenance. RANDAL MILLER Randy or Sammy . . . hon- est to goodness blonde . . . rather have Freeman take him for a ride than catch the 12:00 o'clock bus . . . radiator drummer. MARTHA MOFFETT No nickname . . . unless you'd consider Mutfett . . . dislikes ar- tificial people . . . crazy about cute gadgets . . . and sister Bar- bara . . . and Navy Blues-true, kind and sincere friend. ANNABELLE MONTGOMERY Ann . . . red hair . . . no tem- per to match . . . willing helper . . . specialty is her ready laugh . . . never seen without Catherine. DORIS MOORE Some call her Funky . . . al- ways going somewhere . . . or coming from somewhere . . . with a story to tell to go with it . . . pet dislike is French class . . . ia- vorite subject is Bill. DOROTHY MOORE Dottie . . . friendly commer- cial student who takes to the skat- ing rinks for daily exercise . . . a Popeyeian disciple as she aims to please. IEAN MOORE Sometimes gets Puppet . . . the studious half of the Moore twins . . . pet hobbies, poetry and athletics . . . played grand basketball when they had basket- ball . . . sturdy vertibra in the Hi-Y spine. IO ANNA MOORE Iodie . . . very dark hair and complexion . . . mainstay oi alto sections . . . large repertoire of jokes . . . which she's always ready to tell . . , can cheer you up in a minute. MARY MORRISSEY Mor . . . likes Y Victory Room . . . cuts a neat rug . . . majoring in the subject of Fort Hill boys on which she lectures frequently. E I. Mclderland E. Mclntosh D. Mclntyre R. Millenson H. Miller I. Miller M. Miller R. Miller M. Moffett A. Montgomery , D' Moore D- MODIS I. Moore I. Moore M. Morrissey .rg I23l