Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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THE OWL MYRLE OWINGS hm 1' H hzz lo luv 1 n I mn main' HN' flarltfwt mmlt as Imght as sun Myrle IS another one of those pretty patient Semors who xs always ready to make frlends She has a very sunny dlsposxtxon and ns llked by the teachers as well as the students She plays her role m the class by lending her joy ous and gay attitude and by adding jest to the lessons Knd has an unknown admxrer 10h she knows hum but the class of 31 knows hxm not however his auto ns an old old acquaintance No matter what professxon Myrle chooses we belxeve time wnll End her xn a cosy cottage for two LACY PHILLIPS I At Y Not foo vobrr not too gay, Lacy ns the type of person whom you meet and know and appreclate an xdeal fellow frxend one who defends the nghts of others and a true sport ns Lacy Mr Earhart claims that Lacy ns one of his star players for he has taken part nn all forms if athletxcs Mnss Fnscel too says she wxll mxss nm Lacy wxll probably be a Horxst as he has al ready a decided fondness for Ferns JOHN REIFSNIDER REU' ' ' Thr beet umlt rn the uorlrl as done on thc qu et ohn ns an exponent of the famllnar saymg Be not hasty wxth your tongue Of this chap a great deal may be sand without stzrrxng the least emotion We have notlced that John IS a very fine athlete-ln track baseball and soccer while ln basketball he wxlllngly does has part ohn has had many attacks of the heart trouble and he feels that the only cure wall be Owxng lsl hxs life to a little nurse Relf ns a frank honest and smcere fellow and we know that he will find many frxends when he leaves us and goes out nn to the world ll ' Gr, ' '- T- lv fu . . V . ' . Y! 7 QI ' .!Y ' ' 1 . , . I . - 7 , , J- Y ll , ii . ll ' A ' 9 1 A But hf',N been a guorl fellow a'l of Hu' way. . 3 . , Y l , . , . ' 1 3 . . , I ' KK l! lf na . .. ' , V I: !, Q1 J ' YY ' 7 l Q. - H - - - .. U - H - - Y

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TI-IE OWL MARGARET MYERS MARGIE Kmdness Knows no Repentance As you gaze on this innocent looking young lady, you meet one of the most wxllmg workers of the class Whenever she ts asked to per form some task she always replies Essom, I ll do xt In the Muslcal Comedy Margie portray ed well the part of an aged woman It seems hard to thmk of Margne as serious, for the halls ring w1th her contagious laughter We are confident that Margie will make some mlllxonalre a fine typxst or some poor man a good cook May yours be the shlp of Success MARTHA NELSON ' MART ' As swift as the wand, as busyv as the bee, Oh please gwe me time to hunt a man for me Marty ns tmy swxft and runnmg over wlth ambmon She can take Shorthand a mtle a mmute besldes belng a champion of the prnzed asset of Marts ns that she sucks to the finish but she usually fimshes before the rest of the class gets a good runnmg start And her work IS accurate, too Mart 15 a double jointed athlete a cele brated vxolmlst, and the possessor of a lovable dlsposltxon The entire class of 31 wishes her the hugh est standard of success ELIZABETH NEWCOMER LIBBY ' S1111 naters run deep Elizabeth IS the type of gtrl whom we ltke to claum as our frxend Her pleasant manner her unselflsh attitude, and her sweet personal tty are some of the traits that charactertze Ger Seldom do we hear much from Libby as she moves around and works so modestly Dur mg this year she sang in both the Musical Com edy chorus and the Etsteddfod chorus Libby seems to take an interest in farm mg Is xt because he ts a Farmer ? Good luck and best wxshes to you Elnzabeth, nn whatever you may undertake K I I 4 'I 1 I . ' Q1 7 ' YU . ' QQ ' YY . - tt - sv - . QQ ' Y, ' . K Y l 4 ' ' ' Y Y Y ' ' ,, ,, . . . . . Y . . ,, . . ,, . . . touch and tapn system of typewriting. A ' Y! Y Y? ' ' Y u ls - - - I . 1 - , - . , . . I K Y K I IV ' v . l Y Y ' Y QQ ' YY I 9 - ' Q! ' 7, ' Z ' ' ' Q! Y,

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! :Gs THE OWL MABLE SAYLOR S -xx Lon ' ' We lnow her by her sunny fur Her spmklmg eyes her light broun han In Mable we have found the qualities that go to make up a real friend There is no doubt that she is pretty, with her sparkling brown eyes, and wavy hair, but xt is through her jolly disposition that she has won for her self such a host of friends What would we have done without Mables aid when preparing for the school supper and bazaar, for indeed she was the teachers right hand man We have heard that Mable prefers to ride in one particular bus We wonder why she is so choicy Didnt we hear her speak of the driver? Although we know not what the future holds for you, Mable, heres to the greatest success for you in whatever you choose llVlan or other WISE DOROTHY SEGAFOOSE SEGIE ' Charming ' ' ' Maybe the reason for attractive Segles popularity with both sexes 15 the fact that she laughs the clouds away with playful scorn has charm as well We have confidence in feel ing that Segle IS one of the High Schools star athletes of the girls teams But don t think that Dots athletic ability is her only accomplishment for she was also a participant in dramatics and added much inter est to the musical comedy Segie 15 the only Senior girl who can boast of being unafraid of Rats Lilce a fairy god dess with her wand of cleverness, she scatters wit wherever she goes Dot, may you and Lady Luck travel hand in hand' J ESSIE SHIPLEY SNOOKIE Iwmzrlslzzp is no cultural art II ms! spnnqs natural from H16 lltlllf Loyalty, devilment, intelligence, friendliness, Jessie Her contagious laugh 15 often heard in various parts of the school, especially after she has played one of her many pranks on her susceptible schoolmates But don t get the idea hat she is one of those beautiful but dumb persons, her winning of the County Declama tion Contest, her splendid acting in school plays, her good scholastic record, and her de pendabllity in general have shown her to be quite the opposite Jessie, we are sure, is a firm believer m the Bible and IS a strict doer to the commandment Love thy neighbor as thyself Her personality and charm have won her oodles of friends who wish her the best that life can give Al 32 I f v 4- , I. . j v . V ' l Y . , - V zz - n - ai Q, . 1 J, ' , . '4' 7 'f 1 1 4 1 1 r - Q ' If ' , ,Y 2' ' ' YQ 1, ' 5' Besides her unlimited ability in athletics, she , - u - vs .- - fs - - y ,A , . , . . . . me - n - I ' ' ' Q1 I, ' ' I I I I l x 1 ' . ' ' ' . . , . E W t - . at ' 11 1 tt . 11 KK 3, ' ' .