Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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Ellie illlirrnr Commercial Asst. Alumni Editor Lincoln Literary Society IHLDA ELIZABFITII ECKARD She has a voice ,of gladness and a sunny smile. Yes, the above line exactly describes Hilda as we have learned to know her in school life. Many times when we were all feeling blue and gloomy llildais irrepressible giggle cheered our flagging spirits. Ililda's expert stenographic work enables her to look eondeseendingly on less fortunate mortals who can never come up to her standard. Although Hilda. is considered the baby of the Class, we know she has a romantic temperament and has safely survived one love affair. We do not wonder at her popularity, for her sunny disposition and kindness to all has won for her our true friendship. When Hilda is ready to enter thc business world she will have no difficulty in establishing herself as the governor 's or president 's private secretary. 27

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E112 illlirrnr Commercial Senior Play Double Quartett Lincoln Literary Society Asst. Typing Editor EUGENE EBV His every tone is musicfs own. l NY ll l 'ust reckon he can. 'Ile is the main song' bird Can Eugene singl. 'fe .3 of our elass and often during luneh hour he entertains ns with his many melodi- ons HD melodies. VVe are very proud that Eugene is a member of the Senior Class. Eugene is one of our most popular heys but he does not. allow flattery to alll-et his manner for he is always friendly to all VVe know that small girls with hlue eyes and tfnrls appeal to Eugene so we innst envy the ones answering to this deseripiimpn Wlun we leave sz-hool we will take with us the memory of liliigelle. 26

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Flhv Hlirrnr Commercial Senior Play Lincoln Literary Society Asst. Literary Editor MARGARET CATIIERINE ECKARD Her modest looks the Cottage Might Adorn. - Golflsmiih. Peggy is what many of Margaret's most intimate friends have the privilege of ealling her and it is very suitable for this eharniing girl. No one can dare siigfgest that they are dull while Hl'eggy is near. for her everready laughter . . K . V. M and cheery words are sonietlnngx to be envied by all Her popularity with bot.. boys and girls is a well established fact. L' l'eg'gy f'2ll'1 be seen quite frequently riding around in a big' gray ear. hut we know the Chautleur and not the ear is the attraction. lllargaret has declared her intention to heeome a nurse and we all agree that her patients will quit-lily recover under her soothing intluenee. Happiness and prosperity are surely our wish for our little f'lllllTl and class- mate, 'A Peggy. l' 28