Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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RICHARD GEHR Dick bzlenm' 19 qnlfhn Brzl no! or me See that boy IH the far corner grlunlng half sheeplshly half surprised but grm mug ealnestly Thats Dick the soclal hon of the class A Clark Gable Wlth the gnls and a man among men But D1ck's not giddy Trust to his level head to hung ln the ads fYes hes advertlsmg edl tor of the Owl see hls hand1work J and further extra rurrlcular actlvltles Dlck what wlll you do become a bank er a husband or contract wlth Hollywood No matter whuh we know youll make as lug a go of lt as you have made frlends ln hlgh school ELSIE GLASS Glass' Tllo nlfullsl frnfl shy Nile has n fumlle m hm rue Plume 10111911 us from EIllI'llltSbllI'g I-hgh School m her Semor year but it was not lone before her ready wit and easy rest ful companxonshlp had established her as a permanent member of the class Flsve IS a star athlete Take a look at that qfrinz ot' hadzes-or if you want ex f-lwment watch Elsxe go into act1on on the Hxtball field We have a sllzht susplclon that EISIB is somewhat of a stolc We cant say she 'ls I pu-ture of unconcerned sophxstication or of happv lrresnonsibilitw that 'lust would nt be Elsle Perhaps its a mixture of the two The nearest we can approach to annlwe her nersonallty is to call It un fathomable She keeps her future and past a secret A perfect sphlnx' VIOLA HARMAN Viola Sh' Svrmfrv rm l1Hle Mt Modest shv and unassumlng who would guess that Vlola has won recognitlon for ablhty as a student and for mterest 1n ev tra currlcular act1v1t1es Well she has She hldes her mandle beneath a bushfl but we know ltS there nevertheless Vxola IS very active in all phases and fields of school hfe She has taken part ln plays contests and pushed bazaars part ies and publlcatlons She hves the Golden Rule and we mean that Vlola helps whether praise or gain is m the offmg or not She helps her fel lows as well as her school If we havv lmposed upon your generosity of servlce xt IS because your favors were granted so easlly Vl0la So let us thank you now Viola for evelv SSTVILC large or small that you have rendered us so wllllngly u - n : r u v' - H - n y ' . , a , - '. . y - - -- , . , -. . I .I . . . , - . , c ' , . , , . .D 1 f v - lc n - ' . u 1 u , . . , ' .' . ' . U . 1 , ,. . 4. , , . L . 4. , . . . 1 ' 9 2 , , , . , . Y . . - 1. l. , u n H ' . . u . , .' , , 1 . , l. . l A , . .,, - n , . 1 v 1 ' x 1 , . 1 , -

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ALO? GEORGE ESSICH Fsslth tcorgm IS always dolng, one of two thlllgs whlstllng or slnglng He whlstles lecal se he IS always happy and he slngs well because he can slng Esslch IS an assentlal to every chorus In both Blsted dfotl and operetta chorus George slaved salnestly to perfect the bass notes Hls lOCllllllg base IS equally only by hls thun lcr ng laugh And we hear lt often for his good natured humor 1S never ldle George IS one of our best typlsts Un fornlllately perhaps for as a result he IS always busy typlng and dlttolng those awe some tests and exams of ours Ceorge must b6lleV8 a laugh a dav keeps the doctor away but a gI'lllllh'L a yeal lndl QOUI fllBlldS wont appeal lny late he llves those qulps Never lose slgllt of vour rose 10101911 glasses George they re lndlspensahle to 20111 lllllll0l' IRENE FLATER Irene Gwe every man thy ear but few thy 'vozce It you deslre L qulet peaceful portralt ot ICSGIVP go to the COIIIYTIBYCIH1 roolll and asl lol Irene Ghell come StI'Olllllg out donned Ill C0mlll8llIllllg dlgnlty and a falnt s1nl'e and there you have youl WlSll Her manner IS not due to qenlor QODhlS tlCHfl0ll Its due to her WISE WISE phll osophy Of LOUISE we couldnt be sure but we have heard that there are tlIlleS gvery few and far between to be certaln but stll there are tlmesl when she throws off thls coatlng of serlousness and turns lnto a wee brown elf full of pranks and trlcks bolsterous and wild and nolser than any other Hlgh School student Then they say she exchanges thls role for a prln cesss robe-and off she goes to Baltl mole It sounds very strange and vely odd But lon never can tell never' NORMAN FLATER Fllck Elrrybody hlms II r.r111lm guy Asleep ln typlng hall Who Fllck Whv? Up late lllght before Who wlth'7 Ask hlnl Does he study When he wants, too But hls wants along the the learnlng trall are few and far between yet he always alrlwes Wlth colors flylng Fllck IS the kind of a frlend that a fel ler wants to have the klnd that sticks when others leave Flnksburg we thank you for Flater 20 '- u - I rr I ll 2 ' ' ' Y - . . I lv . . , , , . -- I . . .., - .4 ' 1 , Y . , . .' , . A 'u w ' H . I K 5 U U , ,. , ,-. ' . ' 1 Y ' .. . At 2 ' ,, r . , l : ' , . . , , , ., . . , . . .. U Ll ' ' 7, Y ' 'H I w xxx i ' ' . v ' 1 ' I K . L. L n ' .h . , . . . - . . , I ' Y , ' r 1 - 1 l I ' v x l ' - 7 1 If ' H -1 . . -. , , H A . , , ' ,- . . . V V ' v I ' .V V. . .I . . ,, - VY ,. , - . , , . K

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GEORGE HARRIS Harrls Pay day, non tyou please come round I want to take a trzp to Brfder wk town lfrom the Muslc Room floats the melo dlous sounds of a deep bass VOILG You re rlght ltS George Harris H1s splendld VOILG has been heard Tlllglllg ln the Oper etta the Elsteddfod and IH varlous other l1ll1SlC3.l selectlons rendered durlng hls stay hele at W H S Altl1ou,g,h Harris' seems often to feel the effects derlved flom the mounng at tel the mght befole he IS not asleep when thele IS .1 baseball game to manage or a soccer game to play lhere IS some attractlon l00ll'llIlg np the P16081 lck may for Harrls clanns to know thc tral to that town wlth lus eyes shut RGDCI IFFF HFL M Luc A bold bad robber mal am I UllfOltlllli1l0ll no le anna tc lelnunbcr Bud as a p lfect IJE1lldC1C10 Ol a some solt of vlllaln cr knave bud has sing ban ln and plftytl v nchts H1s cllaxactcxxzalxon ot us lool .Jute behlnd us and once undu our beds Ilow many ot us can forget lns splendxd 'Vxve ot Hearts and cqnany well do IL I :ld Bandelero Bad 18 'ln a hlete as well as a slngex and actor Hls work has seen well wolth let ognltion whether on the teams or on lns own Have you ever heard Buds saxophone' I Ill the Marylanders and lt sends out the wierdest pepplest tunes Oh by the wav Bud plays lL too XVe ve heard Bud that onxe qulte at ease wlth the falrer sex 'I me wlll tell' MILTON HENDRICKSON Mllt Mill has fhe bfxf ofllmv But hm: fm work ht usually finds Milton has talked hls way mto our hearts Hut rc c nt talk hlmself out Hes there to stay A class rarely goes by wlthout some addltlon of knowledge by the profes sor And a student rarely goes by without 1 handshake from hlrll Hls dlmpled Sllllle Just spells frxendshlp and good natured tun Mllts personahty lives up to hxs compan lonshlp and his ablhty to hls personahty So here we nave our perfect man well lounded ln hls lnterest and wlse ln hls Judgment of lnterests We beheve he w1l1 resxde 1n lfrederlck Is that correct M11t .. . ,, cl , r y -- ' V A ,' 17 , . . . , . ., . , . , , 1 f' ' . . . , H ' . ' . 4 . I - , u . ' ', . ' . 'Y ' 1 , . K 1 w ' 1 u ' ' . . 1 . -' . v 1' ' J' . ' U I IU as , , h H A r v s U - 1 v, ' r 5 -- 1 ,s 1 91 ' A 1 s S ku . v ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' Cl : :: . 'Z A711 ' :A Nx of Manuel in tho opcretta still makes most - i 1. .' . ' . 3. . f Q Y .sl , , . -, ,, A ' ,' . . 'S t 1 -' I - 2 n ' 4 ' ' 'X u. , , . UU . .. U - , , ' . , ' .. , -. , .. - U It Q . . ' . . . fa, I ' , . , ' H .a ' ' . 1 b K. K. 1 ' ' - ' . . . . . . , , , .