Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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E112 i'lHirrnr MISS KATIIERINIC FISUEI 2

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Uhr illllirrnr illnrvmnrh In Jresentinf this book to the ublie it becomes necessar to make certain l . explanations with regards to its history and its purpose. It 'Was in the year 1921 that the first volume of the Mirror was published. At no time previous to 1921 had W. H. S. ever made an attempt to publish a year book. The senior class of 1921 were the founders of what is now recognized as an organ of the annual activities of our high school. Everybody knows that a first attempt never brings forth the most perfect result. Such was the case in the publishing of the first year book. The book was very interesting and it fulfilled its purpose to a certain degree, still much was lacking. Therefore, in presenting the second volume of The Mirror we have attempted to remedy all the defects which were noticeable in the first issue. 2 Now. a few words in regard to the purpose of this publication. Many may think this book is published for the purpose of increasing the finances of the school. Such is not the case, however. The purpose of this book is to present a record and history of the graduating elass during its four years in high school. The aforementioned, while being the main purpose of the book, does not com- prise the entire contents of the book. Many other interesting things which deal with the student body as a whole, are included in the eontents. This publication will also keep the members of the Alumni Association in touch with the school, in bringing back fond remembrances of their own school days. ln closing, the members of the Staff Wish to express their thanks and appre- ciation to anybody who has helped in the publishing of this book. qnnirom I

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Uhr :lllllirrnr MISS KATHERINE FISCEL Throughout H. S. Course Miss Fis- cel has manifested her interest in our Class. N'ot alone though has she advised us but she has devoted a large amount of her time, to our service. It is not only for her services and advice that the Class wishes to extend its affection and appre- ciation but for sympathy and inspira- tion Miss Fiscel has given us during our School life. 3