Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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READ THESE LINES 1 AND YOU WILL SEE JUST WHAT THE FATE OF EACH WILL BE. .0 THE CAULDRON YOU MUST BELIEVE RINGS TRUE, WHEN IT REVEALS YOUR FATE TO YOU. CLASS PROPHECY Now the hurley-burleyfs done. Now the race is lost or won. And at last we all are here, gbome were Just pushed through, we Iear,j lvlany never worked oer IIILICII, 'Lhey dont show BHG learned touch. Others have revived from coma, 'io receive an earned ulpi0II13.. We into the cauldron throw 'linings that all the Seniors know: Uharlle 'll1DII13.I1'S Iormer loves, 'logether with nent Dixon s gloves, vvagners many days he mlssed, Une hundred lips by lthotell kilssed, narrlsons quaint, antique car, Joseph Evans' riershey bar, Smokey lvrorelockis motor bike, And the frequent smile from nike , lvlary Starr's policemanslhlp, , A Harry liowlmans sassy lip, A lvledals won by Peyton Carr, Ni'i1'1I12ID6th'S most gallant lar - rlarman's swift and mighty swing, Lieneva Ritter's diamond ring, R1ta's happy week-ends spent, .l51ll1HgSl62l'S steady Owl intent, New dance steps Irom UOIIHICI heed, Rosenstocks potato seed, Oscar Ensor's big bass tone, ' With Sterling Byers' saxaphone, Hazel Leister's useless ears,i4 And the mouse that Julia fearls, Joseph Eckard's new ice cart, Crande1l's perfect attendance chart, The ropes that Raymond often smokes, And Frankie Millerfs killing jokes. All these into the pot we throw, And when the mess bubbles it wlill show Just what will happen to the Class Who out our doors are now to pass. All of the fortunes it will tell Will fit the individual well, So read these pages and you'll see Just what the fate of each must be.

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HELEN WHITE When joy and duty clash-let duty go to smash. Small, attractive, zealous and an ath- letically enthusiastic-gives you, Helen. Although she considers school life a joke, when called upon she invariably is prepared to add to the school's activities. FRANCIS YINGLING HBunnyU The world is so full of a number of things, 'l'm sure we should all be as haplpy as kings. Bunny typifies the student who is a Uwearying of work. He knows the mean- ing of the word study and when his les- sons are prepared no better senior can be found. But fun is the spice of his life and Francis has his share of it. Good luck to you Francis. FLORENCE WILLIAMS Dottie Here's a friend for earnest and for sport. Dottie, besides possessing a series of interesting experiences which she relates to her many friends, has found it absorb- ing to make a collection of rings from various sources. It is difficult to find her without a, mischievous grin on her face. We anticipate a happy future for Flor- ence. RUTH YOHN To know her isuto love her: To name he'r is to praise. With a smile on her lips and a song ln her heart, ,Ruth winds her way merrily tfhrough the hearts of all of her class- mates. Ready, willing, and able, she is always at the beck and call of her school. Let us hope that the patients she intends to nurse, enjoy her as much as the class of '37. DORIS YINGLING Charms strike the sight and Merit wins the soul. Doris has for four years been an indis- pensable part of W. H. S. Dainty, neat, and. fond of dress, Doris leaves behind her the regzord of a pleasing personality, HC. HXI M hi'-1 ,XR 3 E lj! ic Y Y 4' a consistently brillant scholarship, and an tive participator in all school affairs.

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PROPHECY Bill Ackley Billy now on Broadway plays, His shows all run three hundred days. Louise Albaugh In au New York office, high and grand, Louise as typist lends a hand. Kathryn Bartol Kathryn still relates, as the swift years pass, The pranks she played in geometry class. Hazel Beard As a concert pianist in Radio Hall, Hazel holds herself at the world's call. Ruth Beard Our Ruthie Beard's teaching school, Speak only French, is her daily rule. Ruth Billingslea We longed to find Ruth on the New York Times' But alas our hopes have not carried After two years spent in St. Miary's Halls She fell in love and married. John Bixler John Bixler tills his own fair land, For the farmers' cause he takes his stand. Melvin Blizzard In the U. S. Marines our Melvin is found, Each year he sails the globe around. Charles Bowers Charles manages a big night club, Of all other places his own is the hub. Henrietta Bowers Henrietta is just the same, The truth we hate to tell, In fickleness, none but herself Could be her parallel. Harry Bowman Harry Bowman .sails in the blue, He owns the planes and flies them, too. Doris Brehim Doris has married wealth galore, And into her lap the luxuries pour. Mildred Brehm Mildred Brehm, now a busy housewife, Finds joy in cheering just one man's life Charlotte Brown To a beauty shop quite up to date, Charlotte Brown has come to stay, She trairus the curls around each face, In a most enticing way. Dorothy Brown That she may relieve the suffering, That in this world we find. Dorothy is nursing the suferers, In an efficient manner kind.