Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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THE OWL MARGARET DITMAN PET ' ' U lun my anrl llllfll vla I fill? ht rlullp U 10 smash ' Pet 15 one of the prettnest gxrls lh our class, a typxcal brunette, fanr and rosy cheeked, wnth brown eyes bespeakxng mlschxef and fun Pe excels ln her studles when ll sunts her fancy, Qwe wonder when that IS? The observlng student would conclude that M rgarct s heart has been plerced by Cupnd for her thoughts seem concentrated upon somethlng qu te distant from books The accepted theory IS that a certam young chap ln Smallwood has omethmg to do wnth at May your llfe be happy Margaret, and may you be able to overcome all obstacles that may he m your way telephone poles 1n cluded EDWIN DORSEY ED P7 Pusuasmn Ups hrs tongue uhe 11P'f'r he talks Ed 15 a firm bellever ln the adage, Dont do today what you can put off untll tomor row and dont do It then lf you can wig gle out of lf However, when there IS de bat ng to be done Ed IS the real orator of the class thls 15 one thmg he never puts off He sucks to has pomt hke a Hy to flypaper We cant understand how Ed can be so nonchalant when the teachers are around Maybe xt s has famous smxle fwell Ed we would suggest that you go through lxfe as a tooth paste ad Ed has been rxdmg the shooting star of dramaucs for a long tlme and mf he chooses to make this his llfe profession may the star reach the top ALBIN DUVALL Dt vAIL T In UI not to be That Ls th: question Albm s charmmg personality and subtle sens of humor has won for hxm a place of hngh esteem nn the hearts of every member of the class of 31 We who know hxm best, admlre him for has phmlosophlc outlook upon life and his level headed judgment ln regard to school affazrs As a student and soclal worker, Albm also de serves honorable recognxtxon Albin possesses the uncanny ablllty of mix mg busmess wtth pleasure m such a dellght ful manner as to make the daily tasks tn school seem merely play We are all confident that Albm has a brlght and sunny future ahead of hmm Here's wnshmg that you achxeve success, Albm, and plenty of xt' ll K ' ' . V , ' ' l A t .sz 1 , .0 . - 7 z ,. ' ' ' 5- ! c . . . I o KK -1 1-. .' ' . ' v - lt 71 - ' ' it ! U , - - .Q V W . - ' QQ 37' , U H ., . . , . 1. H - - . Ki V , . ll 0 , . ' I , . .vs . , . . 3 . U , I

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THE OWL MILTON CROWL DAVE ' ' He fl netcr trzck you Straight as a str g and a hustler Dave xs plump and good natured He is the type that belxeves nn good honest sportsman shxp Although Dave xs wenghty he IS not azy He works and earns the hugh grades he gets He IS not a copy clown or a bluff Dave IS an old relnable standby of W H S especially xn baseball Even Cupxd can t upset Dave s well balanced mmd, but he can sometlme malce xt stagger Heres success to you, Dave The executwe chan' ns the seat for you RUTH DAVIS Tl ere nw: no blvsszng like a fill? fnend From our class comes one who 15 loved by all who lcnow her Durxng her four years ln htgh school Ruth has gamed for herself a wxde circle of true frxends Her wavy, bobbed han: her pxercmg black eyes, and her brlght sunny smlle seem to be her outstanding attractlons Although Ruth ns very qulet ln school she has proven to us that Stxll waters run deep She xs one who ts always wxllmg to bear her part of the burden and share wnth others the pleasures Her hugh ndeals and respect for others are two characterxstxcs that mxght best describe her Ruth always had an mterest xn the opposlte sex and now Toads and Pooles seem to m terest her more than any others In fact, often during the day we notlce her sxttmg m a dreamy mood We wonder whom she ts brooding over? We do not know what the future has IH store for you Ruth but lf xt be m the busmess or the matrxmomal world heres to your success from the class of 31 EDITH DAY LDIL ' ' funn and hip lt as you On the Ilqht fantastzc toe Halton Each lunch hour Edie trlps llghtly through the halls toward the musxc room where stands a famous plano whxch Edxe bangs beaunful ly all by ear Ednth takes a parttcular Interest tn athlettcs and at any game her voxce IS heard cheering lustnly above those voices of all the other spec tators The chorus of the Musxcal Comedy wouldn t have been complete wxthout Ednth s mmble feet and smnlmg face We feel sure that this young lady who has tripped so unaffectedly through her H S ca reer will some day make a trxumphal entry ln to some young man's heart K1 1 4 J . , - . ' ' . - . . UL rf , - - n - u n u xv - - ef. . . ., . - 1 a , . an l :Q ,Q ' ' ,. . .' Q . 1 1 ' r me - n u u - 2 . . , 1 H Y . 14 v , .' ,' . go I , . .--. . A u - n - - - A u - an ' u xv - r . . , .

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THE- OWL RUTH DUVALL I t thc unrlrl QI Ir' I 11171 an Although Ruth has been with us four years she is still a mystery to us We have found that she possesses many worth while traits in cluding cleverness and reticence Ruth with her pleasing personality has captured a real Guy Ruth is very persistent in her manner and al ways gets what she goes after Have you ever heard Ruth giggle? well if you have not, be ware for her giggling is terribly contagious When Ruth becomes a student nurse we won der if her giggles will not induce her patients to laugh and grow well Ruth may you find plenty of life s pleasant est places in the career that you have chosen as your own ROBERT EBAUGH BOB ' ' 4 H111 ll IS ufll Im ll som bfronu lzqhf ' As one gazes upon this stern countenance one would find it difficult to realize what a Jo Bob has a peculiar way of entertaining his classmates with a laugh which resembles that of the equine species Bob is an outstanding cheer leader, and his 'antics during a game prove a good tonic for the gloomy, downcast spectator Robert how dignified and allen that name sounds has shown a variety of dramatic talent by his portrayal of humanity in different stages of development from a baby a big baby we 'ldmit in an assembly play to the part of a pedler in the musical comedy We don t know Bob s plans for the future but we feel that the day will come when he will make us proud of havmg had him for our own WILLIAM ECKARD BILL Ifznybofly 10109 a regular guy It used to be Billy but now that hes a Senior and hes grown up all the big Senior men call him Bill lspelled with a capital B Every now and then lusually nowj some lady te1cher or some girl will coo Billy by mistake He doesn t like it much at First, later he gets giddy mamly because he has a weak ness for feminine crooning It s all Bill s fault that everyone likes him He possesses that likable attribute and nourish es it He is a good all around sport and he is everybody s friend We all wish you luck Bill , and may all your life be just as gay and care free as your school life has been .r' ' . fr , l'II not Ju A ' 1 'im'h. . , , I D . - , . , .f M 1 D .1 l - . , . .. ,, - , , . KK 7'l1' bu' '1 lf :ich 1' 1' .- 1 '- 1 ' 1 vial and fun-loving disposition lies behind it. ,, ,, . . . . Q! Y! ' I ' - . . - , 7 K! 7 31 ' , ll 4. ' X . ,. an , . K K. tt - H , - , .1 H - - ' lf ' 31 ' ' y . . H H 1. . H C rl A , . . - 7 Q1 - 7 Y7 . ' ' . , . ' I fl ' 37 ,