Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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THE OWL ff-are f 1 VERNON ECKER ECK ' I lzlm coff P Inls Itkf' ta, I Mlm pmffy flames 1 nr Huy zlotf on me Eclc ns the bold, romantnc lund He mere ly looks at the gurls and the poor darlxngs fall hard lAre his eyes so p1erc1ng l When Eclc gets his cap all the girls get their coats and the shelk leads The grand parade lS on Eck IS a Jolly old chap Lunch txmes are never blue when hes around It seems as nf tnme mxght hnd Eck a movxe Idol and the owner of a costly mansion ln Beverly Halls ROBERT EVERHART FISH 'Io malt: Ihr mos! of yourself or fha! ls all lhrre ts' of you Fnsh has been one of our crew during all the four years at W H S , and our class should ccrtamly not have been complete wnthout such a member as Fish If everyone knew htm as we know hnm there would be no argument of this fact When xt comes to Hnanc1al alfalrs Fnsh always on the job you see, he has been our Buslness Manager Our class could not have had any one better than Fnsh to fill that rm portant posmon As for pamless extractmg money from the semor class well Fxsh can do It Another one of hxs assets IS that of glvxng full support ln constructing any booths of any sort at bazaars and suppers Probably that can be explalned by letting you know that FlSh IS one of the outstanding students In Manual Trammg Fxsh here s a toast for your success ln lxfe MILDRED FITZE F1'rzE ' ' X fnfnrl Izlw a true fflflld Fltze IS a valuable product of Westminster Hxgh and we are proud to claxm her She IS always m the lead and never leads the wrong way In many of her classes she ns quite out standing and has shown her abllxty to take promment parts lh dramas and music When ever an argument arxses Mxldred can be de pended upon to step up ln the lead and help wm a pomt Mlldred IS the proud possessor of a large army of devoted friends, whom she has won by her charm, good looks, faithfulness, and cheerfulness All through hlgh school Fltze has shown a strong mterest ln athletncs and has helped a great deal wnth her eager practice No wrxte up could do Mxldred full credit m the eyes of her friends Our most smcere wtshes are offered to you for a happy and con tensed future, Mtldredl

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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 ,

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THE OWL LYDIA FOGLE I x ll s IHII ll Lydla entered our class at the beginning of her freshman year and from that day on she has been an actlve leader xn class affaxrs Durmg her four year s sojourn at W H S Lydxa has dxsplayed her ablllty m wrltlng sing mg and dramaucs as well as m the classroom Be nv a contestant ln the Declamatxon Contest In both her unlor and Senior years Fitted lydra for the important role she played ln the Musical Comedy and the leads she has carried nn numerous plays Conventlonal serious sedate? Oh yeah Maybe Lydia so appears to the casual observer but just ask the opmxon of some one tn IVA Wfhenever there IS any fun gomg on Lydia may be sure to be seen She certainly has cov ered a very broad held of learnmg 1n her four years for her ln erests have roamed from Stonefsl to Kale The class of 31 bids adleu to you Lydia and we re wtshxng you every success ln the game of life THOMAS FREBERTSHAUSER Fo XI llffllf hmm! uml ra ls! mu Tom 15 one of those supposedly shy back ward fellows, but we who know htm best have been trymg to recollect a tlme when he could be characterxzed as such We Semors are mdeed proud to have Tom as a member of our class for we consider htm a very talented student Tom xs a very clever ar nst and oh Boy' can he wnte essays' We have yet to find the student who can wrxte as cleverly as Tom and that s saying a great deal He IS also one swxft stenog We predlct for Tom a very satisfactory posmon rangmg from that of stenographer to perhaps that of a preacher who knows? EMILY FREYMAN I xx F ' ' I Ima: pzrlrrl my n 1 Emxly halls from the vxllage of Smallwood, and our class xs quite fortunate in havmg such a reliable member ane 15 of the quxet mdustrxous type this alone provxng why she always has her work well prepared She shows her ability by the effort she puts forth ln all her subjects but she IS especially good xn typing While ln school she speaks lxttle but she always has something worthwhile to say As to anes future there IS no question for we all know before many months or years have passed she wxll be the wife of a Court Stenographer No matter what path you pursue Emxly, the class of 31 IS backing you 715' me