Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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Class of I937 Class Officers PRESIDENT -- VICE-PRESIDENT ........ RECORDING SECRETARY ...... CORRESPONDING SECRETARY --- TREASURER ACADEMIC SENIORS Ackley, William Edward Beard, Hazel Irene Billingslea, Charlotte Ruth Blizzard, Melvin Irwin Brehm, Emma Doris Brown, Dorothy Alice Calhoun, John King Ditman, Mary Lamore Dixon, Kent Franklin Earhart, Gladys Naomi Easton, Vlfinifred Laretta Ensor, John Oscar Gehr, Mary Starr Gore, Anita Idella Greenwood, Dorothy Louise Hackerman, Rita Grace Heagy, Gladys Geraldine Hendrickson, Charles Dean Hull, Grace Elizabeth Jester, Helen May Jonekis, Mary Katz, Louis Obrasky Leese, Esther Larue Legore, Alice Virginia Lewis, Clara Lucille Lockard, Harriet Isabel Marker, Anna Isabelle Mathias, Melvin Robert Mathias, Mildred Larue Nichols, John Wesley Null, Nannabeth Louise Pool, Bernice Elizabeth Puncke, Martin Reed, Donald Stephen Ritter, Geneva Elizabeth Rosenstock, Leroy Gallant Saylor, Davis Augustus Schaeffer, Richard Carl Shepherd, Julia Tryon Tubman, Charles Stewart Yingling, Francis Buckingh Yohn, Ruth RHI COMMERCIAL SENIORS Albaugh, Louise Helen Bartol, Katherine Elizabeth Bixler, John Jonathan Bowers, Charles Herbert Bowers, Henrietta Louise Bowman, Harry Ritchie Brehm, Mildred Naomi Brown, Charlotte Eva Brown, John Milton Buckingham, Margaret Angela Byers, Sterling Jesse Carr, Granville Peyton Crandall, Jack Stewart Dutterer, John Thomas Dutterer, Merwyn Daniel Eckard, Joseph Brooke Elseroad, Margaret Grace Evans, Joseph Henry F arver, Helen Natha Lee Fritz, Francis Paul Geiman, Edward Preston Grau, Rose Elizabeth Groft, Cyril Lee Haines, Lavinia Ruth Haines, Sylvia Irene Harman, George Maus Harrison, Harry Melvin Keeney, Mary Elizabeth King, Catherine Elizabeth Koontz, Elizabeth Irene Kress, Dorothy Ione Lantz, Charlotte Wivie Leister, Hazel Marie ---- JOSEPH EVANS - - OSCAR ENSOR' ------ RUTH YOHN --- DORIS YINGLING JOSEPH ECKARD .i Leister, Mildred Elizabeth Leppo, Harold Jones' Lippy, Dorothy' Louise Little, Charlotte Louise. Little, Richard Eltinge' Long, Paul Zacharise Mann, Charlotte Virginia Mann, Margie Virginia McQuy, Helen Louise Miller, Frank Isaac Morelock, Paul Milton Myers, Virginia Everhart, Pool, Raymond Brice Read, Arlene Catherine Rhoten, Raymond Weldon-A Rickell, Frances Elaine' Schaeffer, Pauline Catherine- Shipley, Russell Walter Stoner, Anna Virginia Turfle, Carrie Mae Turfle, Henry Augustusa Vogt, Margaret Ann White, Helen Irene Williams, Florence Charlotte Yingling, Doris Elaine

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COURT HOUSE Our beautiful old court house Which in our midst doth stand, lnsures justice for Ca1'roll's folk And safety in her land. The Class of '37 Is very proud to be Celebrating its commencement With Carroll's Centennial Jubilee.

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WILLIAM ACKLEY HBH!!! I hold the world but as a world- A stage where every man must play his part, And mine a BIG one. Bill does not care very much about studying the works of Shakespeare, but he believes that every man should play a part, and he hopes that his will be a big one. If there's a play he's in it. A voice -he has one. Personalityelie has IT. This is Bill in a nut shell. RUTH BEARD She who is good is happy. Winsome, dreamy and serene, describes our Ruth, who hailed from Mechanicsville in the Fall of '36, Iler smile lights up many at gloomy corner, and her kindly attitude has made her friends heither and yonder. LOUISE ALBAUGH Although she had much wit, She was very shy of using it. Sweet, shy, and sedate, but, neverthe- less, interesting to listen to and ready to , answer when others tag behind. RUTH BILLINGSLEA Her sweetness unmingled her manner refined. Ruth is the Senior Owl from head to tail feathers. Pretty, vivacious, peppy and prudish are all good epithets to use before Ruth. Student control, hall moni- tor, Editor ot' Owl, she has been largely responsible for the publications for two straight years. KATHRYN BARTOL Laughing the clouds away in playful scorn. Kathryn tmuch is contained in that nniuel-Wpleasant in disposition, high in intelligence, and excellent in scliol-arship, together with a love of fun. are phrases that go to describe a charming little girl whom we shall not soon forget. JOHN BIXLER The barnyard cock with lively din, Rings out thew call of mourn for him. Hack to the farm is .l0llIl'S slogan, and it is a farm too, we would have you know, and .Iohn is un experienced agricultural- ist. John has familarized himself with the economic problems of the farmer, and bids fair to become a leader of farm or- ganizations. HAZEL BEARD Music hath charm to soothe The troubled Breast. Musical, mischievous and mystrifing, Hazel has been for four years inseparably associated with VVestmiuster lli's music. Known throughout. the school for her piano ability, she's called when ever a pianist is needed. Hazel has also shown her talent in tlramatics. Her Alma Mater will miss her stand, but no words are needed. MELVIN BLIZZARD BIizz What good man is not his own friend? -Lamb. Here comes Elin , on his way to the lab to ask lVIr. Clarks opinions on some new chemical or electrical problem that is confronting him. Blizz is one of our hard working students, especially in chem- istry. ,