Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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THE OWL JAMES MANN JIM To bf mysrlf zs my sole umbzti Jim IS one of the boys who make a hablt of bemg natural He can retam hrs poxse xn the most dlfhcult sltuatnons rm IS the owner of a Chrysler sports roadster, but he ts never ln conslderate of the less fortunate He IS very thoughtful of others and lends a helping hand whcre lf ns needed In rm, prevails truth and honesty, two great qualities that make a successful man xm, we shout our wxshes of success to vou, as you leave Westminster Hugh ETHEL MARTIN ETH!-'L She IS small, bu! mighty I wonder who that lxttle brunette na boards a bus every mornmg at Fmksburg yes, II 15 Ethel Martxn Ethel, who ns one of the smallest members of our class, takes a keen xnterest ln school We dont know why, but txme will tell If you are thmkmg of pleasant things, you a smlle for everyone wherever she 15 seen It has been sand that good goods comes m a small package and thxs IS true of Ethel for she ns bubbling over wnth Jokes and laughter We thmk Ethel 15 gomg to be a nurse look out patxents' Whatever you may do Ethel, we wlsl' you great success EARLE MILLER Tlur abate all to thine oun self be true This wxselookmg person surely must have adopted for hls llfe motto the quotation If at ETSI you dont succeed, try try agam ' for he who lS more perslstent than Earle IS none Earle 15 another of those students for whom to study IS bliss, to debate ln Hlstory, a mat ter of course, and to work Math problems, a feature much more entertaining than the latest ITIOVIE Although he comes from the farm, he doesn t show many traits pf being a real farmers son No doubt he can plant a row of corp as straxght as the next one Hrs predommate traxt hes nn hns subtle concert whxch might easlly be compared to that of Napoleon with only a lnttle exaggeratlon Some people thunk that, due to his love for horses, Earle wall be somebodys jockey, but more lnkely he wall be a student ln the Johns Hopkms Unxversxty Earle, you may be sure that the class wishes you luck and hopes to see you succeed xn lxfe lf Y! ' ' I .' o11. If an v A , ' nr . . . 1 . ' is l t ' ' . Oh , . . are thinking of Ethel, because she always has . to . I ,Y ' ' ' ' ' , so ' . I V H 1'. ' - '- ' . . 0 - - - . tt , . . Y ' ' QI U TY . , .

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THE OWL RUTH LEIDY Sis 1 rs pl ll un! ul hr I1 x Why the env1ous gaze gurls? Ruth cant h lp that she possesses the qualntles that entxce the boys She can also Wm lneeb the teachers wxth her pleasnng personality and her wlllmg ncss to cooperate nn 'my w1y possible Sxs not only takes part ln athletxcs but al so lends a lusty voxce to cheer her classmates on to victory Whether S15 decldes to be a lx tle kitchen cook or a stenographer we can but say Aloha' RUTH LEISTER 1 N lflf 1 ls s Ruths greatest weakness IS her tantallzmg manner You can see xt ln her eyes If she couldn t tease somebody shed die so nn order to keep her llvmg all the world has to suffer from her qulps and pranks Ruth lxkes to be called Exnstexn Lord only knows why for ll surely cant be due to her great knowledge of chemistry' Ask lVl1ss Shankl Strange to say Ruth possesses a wonderful talent for composing poetry She IS the auth or of the class song Her works are lr ld ln great esteem by some of the modern poets We all thmg Elnsteln hasnt glven htr self a falr chance She possesses a spxendxd in telllgence xf shed only wake up and use it However we re sure she ll overcome nxt men tal unconcern as she grows older Here s hopmg you have a succes ful joutne, In Ilfe HELEN LEPPO II PX Ill 1 Ill I lls bu To thmk of Helen IS to rhmk of someone pleasant and always smlllng Wheneve Helen IS seen she has a cheery word lor everyone and that sunny smxle will get somebody hefm he ns fully aware of the fact As to playmg the vlolnn Helen IS rlght there with her fiddle bow and book Helen IS one of the most dependable. perscns that our class possesses One need n ter to ask her to do a favor twlce l:rec1use she 15 so wull mg to work for her school and why shouldn t she be? Helen IS especlally fond of the water We thunk that there are several l1ttle Rnlls u nmg near her house and that she enjoys their babbllng Although we do not know what Helen ex pects to do m the future, the class of 31 joms In wxshmg her success more W' . ,Tir JJ cw , , f 4, .Zvi ,L ,ff .pf Ap I- K ,H up .rv ' l 'A S11 ' r N. I I ' I1-un. . . , 5 ' , . . . U' f 3 . ' . . ' . ,, . ., . . - V - Q H . H . ,L H. I 4 . ! : A , '.- X g Q l - ,wg ,, g V A f-g. , , A , 1 , ' 'A In N. 1'1-:IN ' g, e V .31-lj IV! .sl 1' flllllkrlll in har lnfurl, so .-hr. ' W ' H , . . ,qu X R 7 - - ' f 'l'- -, 1 l V 4' cs 'K W . , , . . V , I ig s, 9 ' 4, . f Q , ' .' v J 'L' A . .wx 1 'V . . ,. . . ,, 5 . , pf' . v ' r fit, 1 . ' - f W . lc ' f , ' If ' ' 75 7 ' .p . V . , ,' . y P M W ,iQ5,'Qfe5 s s A' I ' -f. ' I 7, , t - - of ' ' qs. ' 1' 1 , ' fi .f l 44 ml :Amr I V Ilf ' fu' ll I liltlrf Vllllllll' ln'ou'.s ' .- 'lIll.l, 1 5' ' ' ,' 'F . . n n 1 - - ' , , . ' If ffl 'e . . .. 1 gg - V , l' ' ' Q25 , . ,, L . 2 ' ' . , g . , . - 1- v , ,tty . ' ' 4 .xl . V . ',,f,1VfQY . - . U - N r nl , ' ' f K bd.. . , . .

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THE OWL EVELYN MARIE MILLER EVELYN ' ' Brnlumt uns the sun cheery and surci Io meryonf' Certam kinds of reputatxons are assets and many times can carry us through everything Evelyn has always had the reputatlon of belng a brnllxant pupxl and a leader of others and how she leads the menj Perhaps thus is why she xs always called upon to go places and do thxngs for the teachers Evelyns characterls tlcs are charm, grace, leadershlp, sportsman shxp, responsibility and dependabllxty The class of 31 IS proud to clalm Evelyn as bexng an honored class executive Heres a toast for a successful future to you from the class of 31 NANCY MITTEN MITTEN Power dwells wzth r-heerfulnes-r Troubles always come double If IS sand, and whenever you see Nancy then you always will see Reds Blonde petite she IS, nevertheless, very energetlc And you should see her dance' some typing, which she does wlth a right good will She graced the choruses of last and :hrs years musncal comeclles, and lent a lusty volce to the cheerxng at most of the ball games m whnch our school participated In fact, w mlght say that she has been heard all during her four years wxth us Of all occupations we feel sure that Nancy prefers that of a Fisher Well Nancy, the class of 31 wnshes you suc cess and happiness wherever your lmes may fall LOUISE MYERLY V9 EESE ' ' Shr should nmer haze' 1001.611 at us If vhr meant ur' vhoulrl not love her Louxse IS one of the sweetest and most lovable glrls ln our class and her beamlng smile be speaks a pleasing personality Lnght hair blue eyes, and a faxr complexion are only a few of the fine features possessed by our Louxse She masks her cleverness with a cloak of retlcence Louise has domestlc mclmauons and her hobby IS sewmg We who know her, love her and beg that fate may full her lxfe wlth all that we would have her possess 0 KK ll 'y ' , , . , , v ,Y . , . x - - . , . 7 If K1 l ,Y Q. H - - - , , Often Nancy is called on by the teachers to do ', . . . . . . I e , I . 'S A 'I Il I x 44 ' ev Q . . . . . ' I