Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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H. S. THE BIIRROR 1927 MARGARET BAILEY Hz:re's It j'rt1'11.rl for earnest and for sport. lMarg'larelt is one of the best sports in 0-ur el-ass. She isnlt afraid of anylthing and is always ready for a good time. Perhaps tlhat is why she is so popular with all the members of the segorol. As yet, Margaret's heart has not been piereed by enpid's arrow for we haVen't heard of itj. That is one thing we cannot understand, for no one eould possibly resist blue eyes and a sunny smile. Margaret intends to go to Xormal next year. We know she will make a sueeess of lher work as she has done during her years with urs. R-YLE BENSON 1 J Q He will keep tlzrzl good name still, -Sl1.ul.'espeare. L.et ty is one of our outstandimg stu- dents in XV. ll. S. Although he ist one of our best athletes and takes part in several ex- tra aetivities., he ranks high in history, where he is one of our ehief debators. Ryle's popularity is not lilmited to the mas- euline members of the class for we have no- tieed several of the fair .sex easting' glances his way. Vlfe feel assured that Ryle will lmake go-od when he leave-s high school. Bon Voyage, elasslnate. WELDON BENSON ' ' Nic-Noe ' ' A hall fellow well met. Weldon has indeed pvoven his title of good sport for he isalways ready for 11 good time and is one of the most liked and C0l1l,1J2llll0l1ilJlC boys of ou1' class. Yearly he has won laurels for Westminster High through his splendid work in soccer, and as forward on the basketball te-am. His popu- larity is not limited to 'the masculine sex alone and l1is elassma'tels unite in saying that lucky indeed is 'the boy or girl who can call Weldon :L frliendl. Page Sixteen

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L S. THE MIRROR 1927 LARUE ARNOLD Old Dear . There's nothing ill crm flwell in such a ll'll11llC., Luruels nick-nzxuie surely does her justice, for she is an HON Dear in every way, and an all around goeth s'port,. It seems that the boys from the clorxiinieruiarl 'section linger on that nmne Old Uezirl' entirely too much. Larue has Won nizluy friends While in High, LSelholol by her pleasing disposition, flllll-f'l10 way she drives her ear-'to Gettysburg. VVhziteVer may be your desires the class of '27 is with you, Old Dear. ELEANOR BABYLON ' ' Bobs ' ' An outdoor girl ix the best each time. A girl who can rifle, or hike, or climb lT'l1o knows the rm'y right thing to do With a tent, a mfmllr, or ll canoe. Blonde bobbed hair, dreamy blue eyes, and n tiashing sniile-ethat is 'the eombinxition one sees when one looks :Lt Bubs.l' .Most people think Bzxlos is ia. deimure 'angel butt looks are deceiving for it doeisn't take long to discover the fun lurking within her. By tlhe Way, have you noticed that :1 eer- tziin young nian in the Senior Class has been 'Hlrlessing up lutelyl We Ll0l1.'t say that Bobs has anything to do with it, but-you never nun tell. E-lezinor wants 'to be ll, school teacher when she grows up for sihe loves school teachers. Letls drink to Bubs, the 'ideal girl and the perfect friend. HAZEL BABYLON Kfllillyli So buzom, bliflm, 111111 zlelzozmirf'fllllton Step right up, Ladies :intl Gentlemen, :ind View tihis reinairkzxble phenomenon born in l+'riztel'lburg i11 l9l0 Qlj. Swhe is 'a hapipy-go lueky eoiinupanion for blue days who will make you laugh and forget your troubles. Hazel 1'-an recite :1 nlrxmiutic pieee or coni- pose :nn entertaining story. In 1927 she won seeond honor in the preliininary declzxmation Contest und in H326 mine in first. In her Jun- ior und Senior years she acted a lending part in the plays of tlhe school. She was al- sio flSSilSlT2l1l't editor on 'the Owl staff. VVe know you will be a sueess in life, lla- zel, 'und can W'isih you no better forltune than that you may retain the good-eheer, populari- ty, and optimism which you alreatly have. Page Fifteen

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W' H. S. THE MIRROR 1927 ALMA l3l,lZZ,-XRD Her Iovliness I 'Ilf'Tl!'l' L'nf'ur 11u1iI she .smiled on nuff' Tillie has flushing eyes, rosy eheeks, and light eurly hair. Ylhlnen everything is gloomy nnfl we :ure feeling so tlopressell, well, there 's nothing like Alina for elmsing' away the blues. ller sunny sniile Jlllll sweet llisposition have won for her the frienllslnip of nnlny of the lligh School students. ller anlinirers, how- ever, are not linnitenl to her own sex :is wit- nessewl by the frequent visits of il freshinan to Mr. flll1'Cl'S room. Ask Alina what college she likes best :intl you :ire sure to get VVes- tern Murylninl of vonrsm-.'l 1 wonder why? She has taken part in 'the Glee Club and eontrnbluted inueh 'to its 'S1lll'C0SS. Alina is going to the Pezxbolly to t'nrther her study i11 niusie, and we ull wish her sueeess. HOWARIP RUNNER IIouvrr1l lf. Ah so pure, 1111 .vo Ifriylzl. lmrsfs her beauty nn my sight. 014 so milfl, so flieilze, She be- yuiles this lzmrt of mine. ,llrlrillaf Martl1a.l' --Opera Martha. Howard hails from that beautiful 'town commonly known :is .lhiPl'lI2ll1lCSVlllE, and al- though this is IIOXYtll'1l'S first year with us he has easily won the reslpevt :lnll love of :ill his lflzissinutes. It is Certainly obvious that the wiekell fzliry with the bow :nnml arrows, has piereefl liUXV2ll'1llS heart with one of his sugar eoatecl arrows, for llowmwl thinks :intl tulks 21 great llenl about the ronmnee of the t'Meadow Brunch. ll Kindness, perserverzinee, :intl sineerety are ll0YVf11'fllS Ollt'Sl2lllll'lllQ elirirlaeteristies, and wlrzlt :L weallth it is to possess -thetinl Besides this, Howard is :llso ax tulentefl pianist and :n lneniber of the boys' glee club. Howard, you deserve the best, and we feel sure that anything' which we might prophesy will be eclipsed by uetinll ilCC0l11PllSl1I1l61l'l. EDWIN BOONE ' ' Colour! ' ' .'t.Yufz1rc has frunzwrl .vlrunye fellows 'in her. Muze. Ladies and gentlemen! The :portrait before you is that of C7'olonelll Boone who hails from the pluee eoinnronly known as State- wood, 1IP0l1ll1llL'SVllll', or Gzlnlber. This is Emlwinls Hrst year in NV. Il. S., :ind he has lll3.Il0 friends espeeizilly with 11 'fPeae11l' in the Freshman class. Colonel is first base- man on our bull tenin :intl hns taken part in school plays. xVl1Ill0VCl' course he takes af' ter griluation we wish our HC0lonel luck. Page Seventeen