Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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THE OWL CARRIE DEVILBISS ' ' CARRIE ' ' She who is healthy ts wealthy Here is health and perfection! Carrie has gotten one of those little health stars that the generous doctors give away every year. Reliability is fairly written on her counte- nance, an asset which we can all envy and ad- mire. Carrie is one of W. H. Sfs prized songsters who did her bit in the chorus in All at Sea and also in the Eisteddfod. Many a fellow classmate has been urged on the up and up by her inspiring smile and cheery disposition. More points for Carrie! Carrieys vocation has not been disclosed as ye: but by appearances we would suggest the motto Success isyours 'round yonder hill . With a little hard work and plenty of that old fire the golden apples of success will be within your reach. DONALD EBAUGH HDIDDLI-1 The quitter gives an alibi- The' slucker, he gets blue. The' fighter goes dow-n jightifng- But the real main sees it thru. Diddle, our vice president, certainly can live up to the above quotation as his fellow class- mates readily testify. When there is a task to be done, we know we can depend upon Diddle to do it for a satisfactory finish. He is one of our outstanding students and when it is a ques- tion of shorthand rules, he is always able to quote them perfectly. Perhaps Miss Baker can explain her confidence in him. In addition to this he is one of Mr. Earhart's willing athletes. Donald has also displayed his ability as busi- ness manager, and the class agrees that he has been a very efficient one. We have tried to decide for ourselves, wheth- er Diddle has any particular attraction among the fairer sex Careful observation leaves us inclined to believe he has. We are told that you intend to go to Balti- more Business, Donald, but whatever decision you make we know the biggest goal of success is yours. ANNA ECKERT ANNEy, If you strike a thorn or rose, Keep a-goin'! If it rains or if it snows, Keep ll-g07L7L,!,, Anna is one of our best friends. She always has a smile and one of those very feminine laughs for everyone. Anne played jump center in basket ball season, and we could generally depend on her to get the tip off . She is also very good in all the spring athletics. We all would miss her in girls' chorus because she possesses one of those 57 varieties of vocal chords. We love Anna for her good nature, her gen- erosity, and her faithfulness. Her ambition is to become a nurse and we know her patients will never lack sunshine if Anna's beaming countenance is near.

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THE OWL KATHERINE BYERS MKAY!! But where is the mam, who can live without dlifllyfbgll Although Katherine is always late to school her tardiness does not interfere with her ac- tivities after she arrives. She is one of the members of the Home Economics Club and is often seen helping in the cafeteria in a good many ways. The surest way to a man's heart is through his stomach, Katherine, and the de- mands for cooks will never cease. We do not know your future ambitions as you keep them a secret but we know that you like to visit in Baltimore. We wonder why f?j. We trust that wherever you may find yourself you will always remember the class of '32 for they will ever be anxious for you and your wel- fare. EDWARD CORBIN K1ED7J Clown fafuored and imperially slim Ed,' is just one of these shy boys but we know that -iust behind that shyness is a high grade of intelligence. We, especially a certain 'dinner' group, have been proud to have Edu with us. Many din- ners would have been spoiled if i'Ed', had not synchronized them with his mouth-organ. Edward is a very good student and we are sure that he has all the possibilities of getting any job from that of a stenographer to, we say, a harmonicist. RICHARD CORBIN ' ' CORBIN ' ' A kind, true heart is written on his manly brow Richard is one of the big, strong, silent boys of our class. But mention mechanics to Rich- ach and the silent spell is at once broken for Richard has something worthwhile to say. As' advertising solicitor for the Owl Rich- ard has shown his promising business ability, His willingness to co-operate and help the cause has been shown by his generosity in the use of his most trusty Chevy , On the Soccer team Corbin has displayed his ability as full back and in basketball he has been a successful substitute. The class of '32 feels that Richard will have little trouble in winning for himself a place in this world. rt

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TI-IE OWL MILDRED ECKARD ' ' MILNLY ' ' Yo ho! my lads, the wi-nd blows free, A plmsmzt smile is hero for thee. Anyone can see in Milly her valuable busi- ness traits. She weighs sugar and counts eggs in a very business-like matter behind the coun- ter and we have no reason to doubt that she is a great asset to her father's business. Mil- dred can keep books, type, and take letters as well as care for a grocery trade. Although Milly is not a sailor we have heard she has a friend in every port. Go to itl Milly, there is nothing like knowing the world and what there is in it. Mildred may enter the royalty some day as the seems particuliarly fond of 'lEarles,' but bc her path high or lowly hereis success and hap- piness from the class of '3Z. STEWART ECKARD ECKARD 'fTo be or not to beg That 'is the question Stewart is another one of the fhandsomel 6 footers, for which our class is noted. Eckard has the characteristics which make him a real pal, one that can be relied upon during the clark hours. There are a few peculiar characteristics about Stewartg he is not a lazy boy nor is he an over ambitious one, neither is he the smart talka- tive kind nor is he the solemn serious type, but in everything he sets a happy medium and sticks to it all the way. It seems strange to us that Stewart has never been affected by that thing,' called 'tloveug that'is never to the best of our knowledge. We do not know Stewart's plans for the fu- ture but we are sure that we shall always be proud to claim him as a classmate. FRED ENGLAR ' ' BRICKS ' ' Lo0k! lt's a gift Red hair, Haming temper and a surplus of words-Thatls Fred. Bricks is a student whom the class could never do without and hardly knows what to do with, Part of the time he acts as jester, the remaining time he is a serious minded business student. When we hear a peculiar outburst coming from Mr. Curd's room-well, that's Bricks laughing. the remarks that he omits in entertaining oth- ers are not worth looking up. Fred is one of our good singers and he proved this by taking the character Ko-Ko in the musical comedy, All At Sea . In addi- tion to beinq active in dramatics, he is also a splendid athletet Fred is in many moods during the day, but usually he is both Mary Ann Dinstn. BricksU, we know not what your desires are, but here's hoping your life will be filled with the same gay spirit with which you have filled your school days.