Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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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.

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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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John Brown John, as butter and egg man, comes along, And buys your produce for a song. Margaret Buckingham As a manikin in Hutzler's Store, Margaret is seen each day, Displaying the styles each season fortells, In a most attractive way. Sterling Byers In a broadcasting orchestra all his own, Sterling Byers plays the saxaphone. John Calhoun In U. S. Agricultural Bureau, Calhoun has his work begun. His problem-to help the farmer Find his place in the sun. Peyton Carr Up from cauldron springs Peyton Carr, In athletics he has gone far. Jack Crandel We see Jack Crandel, watch him hop! The manager of a metropolis coffee shop. Mary Ditman Deer Park has long been famous in Car- roll's historical lay. And Mary Ditman's orchestra keeps the place on the map today. Kent Dixon We find that Kent's fulfilled our dream, He's manager of a big league baseball team. John Dutterer Married to a pretty wife, John Dutterer leads a farmers life. Merwyn Dutterer Merwyn Dutterer, a grad of business school, His skill and diploma he can thank For his being Wihere we find him now, President of the Union Mills Bank. Gladys Earhart Gladys now uses an electric range, You see she gets her current free, With lher husband as manager of the firm, We find her as happy as can be. Vvinifred Easton Her business to flatter the social elect, Winifred plies her art with care, She polishes nails, and plucks eyebrows. And in latest fashion dresses the hair. Joseph Eckard Just Joe Eckard as of old, Just as kindly, just as nice, Except that he's somewhat chilly now, Since each day he brings to our homes some ice. Margaret Elseroad As interior decorator, Margaret Elseroad pulls a check That would a high school teacher's pay look smaller than a speck. Oscar Ensor In the U. S. Senate a place he does fill, Oscar's happy because he can argue still.