Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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H. S. THE BIIRROR 1927 Hamtinn The Spirit of Play, comes up this way Tripping through grass and dew! Calling in lilting tones so gay Come, where l beekon you. 1 Let the soft breeze blow through your hair, Here on the sunny lea. Play 'neath the skies so blue and fair, VVith the bird, the bee, and me. Race to the foot of the grassy hill, Down through the forest glade- Dance by the music of the Rill, In the cool willow shade. Lay each musty volume by, Tarry not, nor stayf- Close your desk without a sigh, Now is when we play. Bright vacation days are fleetest, Put all toil and care awaye- Golden day dreams now are sweetest, Lifels glad morning at its May. Blithesome voices sweet and clear Fill the air with laughing- Joyful playtime now is here, Worli time in the ofling. Page Fifty

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VV. ll. S. TIIE BIIRROR 1927 Qllaum ill Vx ,Q w hat Ili h bchool hte h is 1 lllll us ale about to depart trom Q P? these lower regions ot haimnej to the iurions bex ond this does not necessarily mean l aradisej NVe do, therefore, sub- mit to our heirs fthe entire lligh Schoolj, this last will and testament of our departed selves. E, the Senior Cass, being quite learned and well satisfied with ,Fifa Y. .Q , ., . - . 611562 3. - ,C-,..-b. HP- L. l. QL. J ' I ' v all To Miss McVVilliams we give some more Beards ClIistorics.D To Mr. Morelock, a new clarinet student. To the Juniors, the care of the library. To the entire student body, a new dismissal march. To l'oach Flater, some equally good masculine athletes. The same to Miss VVard concerning the girls. To the Junior l'lass, their wisdom teeth. To Mr. Elderdice. an equally brilliant and comprehensive Physics Class. To Miss Fiscel, an English Class that will measure upfl To the future seniors we cheerfully give the future Owls and 'tMir- rorsf' To Mr. Curd, a new watch chain. To the Domestic Science department. this menu 1-Cold carved creatures, chopped comentators. cordial cheer. cereal compound witl1 cream, country cousins comfort, cream curd. cold clear euptals, cook's curious compound, and consolidated cream. To Mrs. Casner we will a new Orthophonic Victrola. To Miss Zoucli and Mrs. Melvin we give a new class of HSopl1s, equally as angelic in their conduct as the Seniors. To the entire High School we will the winning each year of the County Declamation, the Founty Athletic l'han1pionship, and the Eisteddfod. To the library some more HSilence', signs. To Miss Richards, a new set of graduation dresses to help complete. To Mr. Seitz we will a secretary to help him in his work. To Miss Marjorie McVVilliams, some little t'Freshies. To Miss Trayer, some snakes and snails and froggie tails for the Biol- ogy labaratory. To Miss llansel, a shorthand class that will attend l'hurch regularly and take the sermons in shorthand, as practise. To Mrs. NValrath the constant use of the 'tDodge. Hence we appoint the Junior Flass the executors of this document-our best wishes for future success and achievement, and thus we settle our first and tinal accounts with them. Page Forty-nine

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