Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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THE OWL ETHEL JOHNSON ruxhu IIIIIIIN nur Although ,I has been w1th us for four years she stlll remams untouched by sophxstl c'1ted Senlorxsm She mdustrlous wor er and xs the possessor of a ready to serve spxrxt Another up for busxness men, Ethel wor s bo h const'mtly und energetically She rs very depend1ble 1nd possesses a pleasing per son1l1ty a well as 1 good dlsposltxon Ethel has a weakness for Fords We wonder 171 nf II s not because Charlie has one The whole class joms ln a chorus and wxshes Ethel a pleasant trip on hfes Journey EVERETT JONES ' N XRNIIX N l N Varslty has spent four carefree years ln the High School with the class of 31 H15 motto has been durxng all that time Never trouble work and dont let work trouble you His most outstanding abxlxty has been dns pl'1yeCl ln the field of 'argument Even though v'mqu1shed he can 'argue stxll Sports seem to be Everetts second actnvxty 'md dmmatxcs hive 'also claxmed hxs time 'md 'xttenrnon When observers mfest our Hugh School the Rock of Gibraltar has nothmg on Everett, ln so far as standmg for study 15 concerned Varsity IS not a firm bellever of the old 'xd1ge Threes a crowd but the femmlne ad mlrers don t seem to mlnd FRANKLIN KEEFER A Ixl- P 1' I- R Iuurflz mul tlu unflzl luuqlls uztla you . ru mf! 1 Il 1 ll ulu 1 Keefer has that pathetic characterxstxc of be mg unable to control hxs sense of humor Whenever he becomes convulsed with a Et of l1ughter the only effectxve remedy 15 a glass of cold w1ter dashed suddenly mto hxs face Re sult mst1nt soberness Durmg hxs lexsure moments between spells Keefer occuples hls time by chasing cows 'lround the farm and girls around the Cnty As 1 result of pursuxng these occupatlons he has become quxte an expert at effecung busmess Pj deals whxch you may be sure are carrxed out to the nth degree Nevertheless Keefer we hope you will con tnnue to laugh your way through life and to laugh yourself xnto the heart of some falr mald 'md then xf you contmue to laugh we wlsh you crowmng success .l. J. lui .' I ils ' '1rrl. U J -. . Y Y , . . .- .. - - N . . . r . IS an . . . A: , , gl P - A . . . . . C K . I - 4 w ll ' 71 ' . . , , . v , ,, ,H I lI'lNll I ll'1'l'4 fl lilflr ruvk ufsillin' on 1 hill, .I flniu' Ill?llllIly 1111 fluy lung, 1111! jus! ll-Sllllll, still. .- - H - . . , . . . 'Q' Y , 77 - Q. , . ,, , . . y . . . . . . . 1 It ' S! ' ' D ff , H - - 1. 1 , ' . , . 4 ' - 1 t V H I l , . v . '. -' I '- I'o ' 1 .1 n ru ' Il fl- . , . , . . - : ' . . 1 , . . . L . , y . U U J l - . .ll . ' '

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THE OWL RICHARD HEINTZELMAN ' R11 x DO ' Illl n n ffl rl pn lllllj sl 1 Ifnlnllson Tmpernally slum how adequately Mr Robm sons quotatlon descrxbes thxs arnstxc, serious classmate of ours Rlchard has clone more than anyone else to decorate the old walls of W H S as a peep at the posters m the Hnstory and Engllsh rooms wxll prove Rlchard has shown marked vocal ablllty which he well dlsplayed by his work ln the lead mg role of the Muslcal Comedy and by hls par t1c1pat1on nn the Exsteddfod prelxmmary Although Rlcardo goes to see all the mov res that come to town, we feel sure that has 1n terest does not he lh beautiful gxrls except Garbo , as he IS quxte dusdalnful toward all the gurls even the beautiful belles Q71 of W H S The class of 31 knows that Richard w1ll be a worthy asset to the Maryland Institute when he enters tts portals next year DOROTHY ELIZABETH HELWIG lor 1 ru ql I1 1 th gut r llrnmr re Dot what do we thmlc of when we hear that name? Sweetness and a pleasing dxspo s1t1on Yes thats xt For by her pleasant manner Dot has won friends to her chain of frxendshlp When xt comes to scholastxc standing agam she scores-especially m Eng lxsh Never does a day go by that Dot does not have her Englxsh asslgnments prepared lShe belxeves nn perfectxng her own natxve lan guage before starting on French or Laun If there lS something to be done around the school and a dependable person IS needed, D t chosen she IS a gurl upon whom one can al ways rely As far as we know Cupxd has not shot hts ar row at Dot but, then agam probably h shot but the atm was poor one can never tell' Dot lf you succeed ln llfe, as well as you have ln hlgh school success lies ln your future Remember we, as a umted class, are wxshmg you all that lxfe accords ANNA HOFFMAN Ax NI ' U1 lm: hai old fiahtfng spwlt ' Ann IS comxng nn the room now for a few minutes of heated argument That IS the way the students of W H S greet Ann She ns always full of Joy and faxrly runmng over with laughter and excxtement Anna 15 a little but of sunllght m a dreary class room, and IS hked by everyone, not only for her fighting spxrlt but also for her own sweet self Is Ann shy on boy fr1ends9 Well I guess not We have learned this from her popular 1ty xn our own school, as well as ln Manchester As far as we know Anna has not chosen her career, but whatever her cholce may be for her hfe work, we wxsh her success 4 R - FI 1 f .1' rf . nn im i I .' im 79 w W . . . . l . - -, ll ' 77 . , . . . . , . . lil V V! In 4' '1' 'I .' r lfrr' Of ', ff un if . '. flu' pnsi of duty. It Y! ' . . ' , . F .- , . M N - - ' kt !7 - ' K! 0 Y! .. ,, . 4 QI 7! ' ' ' ' , . , If N- 9 H ' , 1 W 1 ' ' ' Y U. , - - - . I! ' li 77 . . 7 . U U - Y

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THE OWL fmilgf A BERNICE KOONTZ ntlu in uallr ZLIUI um! ultfz 10 talk uzth Bernice IS an all around good student, and a smcere frxend whom our class xs proud to claxm She IS not only a popular member of the Senior Class, but she has quite a few ad mxrers lh the lower grades The untnrmg ef forts that she puts forth nn her school work are deserving of the hlghest pralse and when nt comes to musxc, Bermce IS one of our star sxngers She exhlblted her muslcal talent thls year when playing one of the prmclpal , arts In the Musical Comedy and durmg her try nut as an Exstedclfod solonst Bermce prefers the Ponuac car and we won cer why? However, smce lf s Jake wlth her we ll restram our curlosxty Bernice, although we are not sure of your fu ture vocatxon here are our best wxshes for your success nn whatever you undertake CAROLINE LEATHERMAN L Altol IX If ' ' 1 :pl um I 1 IH ll n In Caroline IS our shmmg star m Engllsh al ways ultra enthusxastlcl ulte often her sug gestxons and ideas have axded some member of her class for Caroline does credxtable vork nn all of her studles Bookkeeping and the other commercxal subjects bow before her keen lnter es She ns another one of those face the fact gnrls She never beats around the bush and IS admlred for her stralghtforwardness NVhen she dxffers wnth her teachers or classmates, we can always look forward to a well grounded ar gument Her mterest hes m New Wmdsor, and xt proves to be a very popular one, judglng from the souvemrs that she and her gang brmg home after a v1s1t or a date Let s drmk to luck, success and happmess for our cheery Carolme' FRANK LEIDY FR xNKl1f ' 711 num at sucks 1.5 Ihr man that urns Unheralded and unsung, Frank has complet ed hxs four years of hngh school He IS the quiet retiring type of boy, and how he spends hxs tnme outsxde of the classroom IS a mystery to all though he IS probably cultxvatmg straw berries He IS constantly being besneged by requests concerning his tenms court If all the glrls knew he drove a car, he would be surrounded by the faxr sex We expect Frank wlll obtaln the job of tax collector, due to his practice and ablhty on dramxng athletxc dues from his un wxllmg classmates We mxght also prophesy that he w1ll become a fmancxer because of hns successful handling of class funds