Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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Ghz illlirrnr Commercial Poe Literary Society PEARL MAY CORIZIN And her modest answer and graceful air, shows her wise and good. Sinee Pearl's entranee into High School she has always showed a decided tendency to do her sehool work to the best of her ability. eonsequently she is always well prepared and is always ready to help others who are not quite so studious as she. Pearl has acquired quite a speed in typewriting and We had believed her profession to be that of a typist, but vmnors tell us that Pearl in- tends to enter the professional world and to use her' influence in training young people. She has an abundant amount of that gray matter' eallell brain. VVe know that her intelligent-e and quiet niaimei' will make her' an ideal l1lSlI'lli'f01'. '77 l....

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Uhr illlirrnr Academic President of Lincoln Literary Society Declamation Contest Senior Play Managing Editor of OWL Liiterarv Editor of Mirror . CATHERINE ANNE DAVIS COONAN Behold! 'Tis truly a strange one, who speaketh with her eyes instead of her tongue. The most noticeable thing about K are her eyes. She is the girl with the vampy eyes, the innocent eyes, the luring eyes. the expressive eyes, the resentful eyes, the soulful eyes, the flashing eyes. A pleasant girl, and one that treats everybody alike is HK . She also pos- sesses lots of originality, which makes her such an excellent student in English. K says that she adores C ?J Sewing and Math. We fear that in time she may prove to be a heart-breaker-that is, if she is not already one. Catherine expects to go to W. M. C. next year. and we know that she is go- ing. not only because of the attractiveness of the course ottered, but also because of the attractiveness of something-or is it somebody-else? 21

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Efhe illlirrnr Poe Literary Society Academic GLADYS BORING DENNER I chatter, chatter as I go. To join the ,winding river. And imen may come and 'men may go, But I go on forever. This, my friends is our class baby, 'LDibby. Altho she is not the young est in the count of years, her innocence and baby stare have Won het that title. Dibby tells Us that the cruelest sorrow of her life is the fact that her uair WVOI1,ll stay curled, no matter what kind of curlers she uses. Do not think, from this tho. that Dibby spends all her time mourning over her lost curls. Ah! no. she manages to make her teachers' lives miserable, and gives us all a peek of fun by her never ending stream of questions. Whiiii '4Dibby,' receives her diploma she will ask some question as to its chemical composition before she takes lt. VVe all take a great interest in 'tDibhy and feel sure that if all Manches- ter girls are like her, that city will rise to the importance she predicts for it. 23