Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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THE OWL lmfvg ff-www HELEN FROCK in gawawffgwff at jeg? HMM' s wnzzflmlq in br 1 11111111 In lllllllllf 1 Bn Hu 11101101 IIHIIV slu zs our frzrml Before you IS the portrait of our fnend and classmate, Helen She IS lndeed a frlencl who IS always ready to lend her servxces Gentle kmd hearted, and slncere, these are some of the HCl-ICCCIVES that bes descrlbe her Helen xs a very dependable student and can always be relnecl upon by the teachers for havmg her work well prepared She 15 a wllllng work er of our class and we feel that through her consnstent efforts lh school and nn lxfe she w1ll rece ve her share of the world s pleasures Helen expects to go 1n tramxng after leavmg school and w feel sure that her patxen s w1ll rccclve all po slble atten lon RACHEAL GARNER RM 11 S Ifmv 18 golrlfnf When you hear a noxse m study hall xt s Ra heal She couldnt be qulet ln that place unless she were asleep I m doubtful, even then This attractlve young lady specializes ln some thmgs Her specxaltxes are mxlk mspectors, and 4 H banquets, and we have heard rumors about a certam young man, named Garner, be mg added to the hst Her hobby 15 sewmg and she w1ll do well one of these days when she has buttons to sew on a certam young man s shxrt Rach has such a pleasmg dxsposntlon that we are sure she w1ll make many friends where ever she goes and the whole Senlor class wxshes her great success xn whatever course she may follow KATHERYN GILBERT Rl- DS ' ' To Lnou her 1.5 to love her Here 15 a glrl who w1ll smxle her way through the narrow and stralts of the gulf of lnfe She has a flaming temper which blends well wxth her red hair, and a capnvatmg personallty which ns responslblle for her popularlty though Reds xs full of fun and brlmmlng over wnth lxvelmess, she can be just as settled and qulet as some of the less lively gurls when she wants to be No one can dlspute the fact that her hxgh school career has been out standmg ln many respects Katheryn IS a wxllmg worker fespecxally for Miss Fxscell We all wondered, for a nme, why Reds was castmg wistful glances at the second floor of the Advocate Office Well Reds heres hoping you work wnth or for that certam printer No matter what you may attempt, you may be sure that your classmates of ' 31 are all wlshmg you luck' tl 4 . . 1 QP ,4 fr K .l..' ,,. . . . -1 7199 . l ,,. 4 . ,HL f , -- . . '., . ,', . ', H - 4 . . ,. . . - v , 5 , , C C S I . nz , u ff , .' .H ' ' ' 1 1- I ' ' ' y . , . we sr - - -- if 1 1 H , . '. il 9, ' ' ' ll 77 ' ' u an y - - s l Y!

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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

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THE OWL DOROTHY MAY GORDON Do r Il I ll nr IH tl Ycs thxs xs Dot whose stern feitures peer from th s por ralt, but II ts not our Dot who h1s 1 pl as'1nt smlle for everyone 'md whose prc cncc radx-1 es joy Durmg her short year wx h L5 h r pow rs of m1k1ng frxends have won fo her the love ofthe pupxls 'Ind f1culty Cons xcntxousness and abxlxty h'1ve mule her in ox. st-mrlmg student IH the classroom, the oper nd the D cl'1m1t1on Contest She I5 1 pllpll wmose report card talks tn the A l1n gtxlgc and wl'ose achxcvemcn s spcll honor for h r clf and apprecxat on from the f1culty Do we unders and IS fond of the front c t of a certam Chevrolet, and also of 1 prec :ous s on ljrwelry oh n 3 Howevcr lf mi, bc '1 d that Dot xs a resolute person m splte of her wmnmg ways She I5 so Hrm that the Roc: of Glbmltar would be 'is jelly compared o hcr Oo we rc proud of you DOROTHY LOUISE GRIMES Dols H N I ll Those who know thls reliable gurl confess that that she ns one of the Westmnnster Hngh School s most mtelllgent pupils Her 'ability to solve problemsim Bookkeepmg his proven to us her skull ln such an lnterestmg Ui subject Dots has one of the most pleasing m1n ners ln our Commercial Section Her spark lung brown eyes are well suited to her dxspo sntxon Dots has recelved praise for her excellent work and IS always wxllmg to help 'lnyone she possibly can Ask Dots , she can tell you, IS the remark one generally hears when a dxfhcult trans1ct1on must be settled Dots , this class of 31 hopes that you wxll End your lxfe a Dlcky success DOROTHY HAHN D01 I I I I The pxcture which you now see before you xs that of your edltor, head llbrarmn, 1nd most popular gxrl Dot carries her burden of re sponslblllty on 'ample shoulders She I5 an ex cellent leader and tireless worker 'md many txmes the Owl has gone to press chiefly be cause of her untxrmg efforts Dots powers of persuasxon are seemingly llmxtless Besides occupymg the two highest POSIIIODS wxthm the offerlng of her school she maintains a splendid record as a student We cannot describe xn full the hneness but those who know her find ln her 1 true friend Dots love affaxrs are numerous and we never know her latest b f Dot we drunk a toast to your success m the future ku