Allegany High School - Alleganac Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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6 us W wk! ,t.....,,,,J. 'fe'-th Q?---Q.-if K SLH,-4, -NZ? I HULD H MILLER Iune 15 1936 Ianuaryl l952 Perhaps the greatest lournahst of all trme Wxlham Allen Whlte once wrote an essay whlch Was destmed to become a true classlc rn the hterary world Its trtle Mary Whrte The text dedlcated to the memory of hrs beloved daughter Mary who met her death as the result of an unfortunate accrdent We of the ALLEGEWI were forcxbly struck by the Slmlle whlch presented xtself between thrs unfortunate mcrdent and the untrmely death of our beloved school mate Huldah Mrller Those of you who are fa mrlxar wlth thls sad yet reassurmg l1ttle story of Mary Whrte cannot help but see the strrklng resemblance of fun lovmg Mary to the gay always smllmg Huldah whom we knew-and loved Huldah was a malorette ln the band a member of the Choral Club the Alcohl Mrrror staff and Alpha Delta Kappa the dramatrc club She was a member of the chorus of Goodbye My Fancy and an accompllshed plamst and organist How closely thls rmpresslve slate of actxvrtles parallels those of busy lrttle Mary Whrte She too was on the staff of the hlgh school Annual and she loved her musrc so well Frank Beach muslc master was her closest trrend Huldah s death has created a gap ln the ranks of Allegany s students that can never be fllled Because rt seems so httmg we quote drrectly from Wxllram Allen Whmte s essay A rlft rn the clouds rn a gray day threw a shaft of sunhght upon her coffln as her nervous ener getlc lrttle body sank to 1ts last sleep But the soul of her the glow1ng gorgeous fervent soul of her surely was flammg rn eager loy upon some other dawn Twenty Nme M . 31 .al , Z W' , I W x Qv..s L , , tv X , ' s ,, if x 5 s :W 5 , 4 ' ,t df 5, I g t 1 , A, ' ' ' f A l Q' ,Q , i A 5 fi YV Z, , is ' Ill , , Q A 'ef y - , Q K , lx t 's,f,...l , 1

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UNIUHS We're proud to be the Iunior Class, Class of '53, and in time, We'll be Seniors! I With Walt Bosley, Our President, the year was fine, Our successful dance, the Iunior-Senior Prom, Good report cards! Compliments from Mom. Our Iunior boys on all the winning teams, Next year, we'll dream a Senior's dreams. Thirty HOME ROOM 107: First Row, left to right-E. Crosten, D. Combs, C. Bow- man, G. Cook, D. Conners, D. Athey, B. Clise, S. Combs. Second Row-L. Armentrout, I. Beckwith, C. Chaney, M. Crawford, B. Bolinger, S. David- son, 'M. Armstrong, L. Bittner, T. Coyle. Third Row--R. Breedlove, R. Bosely, I. Corrigan, C. Austin, I. Bloom, B. Aldridge, G. Bowles, D. Bean, E. Andrews, R. Barb. Fourth Row-N. Campbell, I. Allbright, W. Bosely, I. Albright, F. Breedlove, I. Boyd, I. Bohn, G. Alderton, D. Ayers. HOME ROOM ll3: First Row, left to right-E. Raley, I. Mobus, D. Randall, C. Price, Y. McDermott, H, Miller, M. McDonald, S. Messman, Second Row -I. Nixon, E. Messick, B. Nichols, D. Raley, T. McDonald, F. Nunamaker, I. Piitzenmayer, B. Parisher, V. Reed, G. Poland. Third Row--C. Norris, K. Rapson, I. Nave, I. Portmess, I. Mcln- tyre, W. McKenzie, C. Murray, D. Mc- Farland, I. Peebles, A. Parry. Fourth Row-I. Kramp, D. Martin, R. Llewel- lyn, B. Mills, K. McGraw, P. Landis, H. Raupach, R. McKenzie, K. Powell, W. McKenzie, D. Riley. HOME ROOM 120: First How, Iett to right-I. Iohnson, K. Mauk, S. Mc- Custer, P. Iammer, C. Laurie, N. Kesecker, C. Liller, I. Laber. Second Row-R. Markway, C. Mathews, S. Markwood, I. Iohnson, A. Llewellyn, S. Kammaut, M. Leibrant, P. Hilaire, D. Hancox. Third Row-D. Kane, R. Graham, M. Luman, N. Long, M. Hutcheson, D. McDade, W. Iewell, W. Green, G. Holly, W. Hite. Fourth Row-E. Iones, D. Klosterman, W. Godwin, G. Horton, R. Keller, B. Gib- son, D. Herboldshimer, H. Howe, I. Klavuhn, D. Lacy.