Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1938 volume:

E c Q 2 I 7? 1 ! ' s . 4 I 1 I C23-5 H,uLw1J.3'm,Q,,,,,p,,uAmwmUq six ami 'J vvisu-JLQM ?..::a1..x S Contents The Faculty Owl Staff 8 Class Officers Senior Class Roll Class Write-ups Class Prophecy Underclassmen Activities Alumni Celebrity Contest Ads THE OWL HJ Q X18 99 Fow-ard W'e of the H0141-l wish to express our devpest gratitude tol thosv who lmzrv so willingly lent Iheir vforts to make the pub- lioation of this book possible. I-Fil? thank our student groups, our subscribers, our advertisvrs and our staff advisor. We are confident that the members of the class of 1938 will join us in this expression of our appreciation. L f,f,,,m,,n K W W W K 1 The V0:11 s at the s Pino' . P -C- And the ll2l.Y'S at the 111011115 1l0l'llillg'S at scvcug The l1iHside's dew-pealrlodg The lill'k'S 011 thu wingg The s11z1il's 011 the fll01'1lf, G0ml's in his ll0iLV81l-- All's 1-ight' with the world! ---Robert fBronming THE WESTMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD CHARLES SEITZ, A. B., M. A. Principal of the Westminster High School Faculty E. C. Seitz, Principal Economics Sanluel Jenness, Vice Principal Nliss Katherine Fiscel, Vice Principal Math ematics, Commercial Houston Curd Head of Commercial Dept. A thletics Lyman Earhart Ilflathematics, Boys, Athletics Miss Helen Eckarcl English lllrs. Carey Knaull' Sentz Latin, French Girls, Athletics X. Miss Ethel Ensor k Head of Home Economics Dept. Q lllrs. Lou Hawkins D111 sic llliss Frances Miller History Miss Elizabeth Bemiller General Science, Biology Claude LeFevre Industrial Arts Bliss Rachel Buckingham, 7th Grade H istory, A rithmetic Miss Alma McCaffrey, 'ith Grade Geography, Science Spelling, Penmanship flffusie Appreciation English Department School Publications Curvin Seitz lllathematics, Physics lllechanical Drawing Granville Eaton English, Dramatics Miss Rose Conaway Hist0ry?lGirls, Athletics i , ff I ,QI gif !',Filank Clarke Geneffilliff-Science, Chemistry l Amzetics - Y-eff . . .x . ,, - w-3 'A 5 iM1lssiEn1ma Brown V if-aw5j'1 ' Conirjiercial, Girls' Athletics f. .e -1 ' V ill '35 Maitland Barnes Z Q - Com mercial Miss Marie Hull Home Economics Miss Cornelia Kroh Business Training, Library Samuel Caltrider lllanual Training Bliss Eva Rinker, 7th Grade Girls, Athletics Art, Reading, English Literature, Picture Study Miss Aileen S. Algire Art nie F 3. SE .1 kiizsi? hx 1 f 4 ,M - m ,. .,, ,- s ' 1,151 .. HA .4 1 1' ' 1 sag , -, 9 ,2- X. Xxx, , Y ii? 1 x X' 3 X x if 5 H wifi' Q1 x X if Q, W fi :jig ,X 5 I m THE OWL ITS STAFF EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Shiela Young Louise Young Phebe Robinson SPORTS EDITOR Roth Zahn BUSINESS MANAGER Virginia Bohn ADVERTISING EDITORS Helen Garey Ruth Caltrider Betty Magin EDITORIAL EDITORS Mabelyn Bertholf Phebe Robinson Albert Hurwitz POETRY EDITORS Miriam Shroyer Phebe Robinson Janet Nichols Albert Hurwitz ART EDITOR Miriam Shroyer STAFF ADVISOR Miss III. Katherine F iscel CRITIC The Public TYPING EDITORS LaRue Seipp Erma F rock Madge Brown Virginia Carr Eugene Ensor Roland Snyder MAKEUP EDITORS Jane Ilarrison .Miriam Shroyer Mabelyri Bertholf The Editors-in-Chief Eugene Ensor N EXVS EDITORS Mabelyn Bertholj .Miriam Shroyer 'The Editors-in-Chief JOKE EDITORS June Lipgy Betty Srnith. EXCHANGE EDITOR Dorothy Stevenson IVORKERS ON SENIOR ISSUE Dorothy Starner Carroll Beard Carlysle Dlackenzie Charles Magee Francis Bowers Entered at the Post Oftlce at Westminster, Maryland, December 31, 1927. at Second Class Mail Matter. Issued seven' times during the school year, October, November, December, February, March, April, June. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 3, 1917, authorized February 9, 1928. TI-IE OWL STAFF Class of i938 Class time-ers PRESIDENT -----,-,--,- U uc, -H ELLSW'0RTH SPRINKLE VICE,PRES1DEN1' --------, ---,---, L UUISE YOUNG- RECORDING SECRETARY ....... Q-- BETTY MAGIN CURRESPONDING SECRETARY --- ...... LARUE SEIPP TREASURER ................. --- ACADEMIC John Edgar Ainsworth Thelma Virginia Ann Basler Carroll 'Milton Beard lVIabelyn Vlfashburn Bertholf Robert Kerr Billingsleaf Virginia Alice Bohn .lack Brainard Nan Brainard Anne Marie Calhoun Ruth Ora Caltrider Earl Ackerman Clifford George Irvin Custer Robert Lee Dowell Ethel Elizabeth Erb Richard Lewis Fowler Helen Rebecca Carey Emma Elizabeth Glass Ma1'y Elizabeth Hall .lane Turner Harrison Keith James Heltibridle Albert Hurwitz Roy Allen Knouse .lohn Daniel Leister June Elgen Lippy W'illia1n Raymond MacDonald Howard Carlysle Nlackenzie, Jr. Charles Francis Nlagee Martha Elizabeth Nlagin Donald Clifton Miller Eleanor Louise lVlyerly George Edward lVlyers Janet Elizabeth Nichols Phebe Robinson Albert Oliver Schaeffer Miriam Anne Shroyer Elizabeth Linton Smith Dorothy Viola Starner Dorothy Helen Stevenson W'eston Claybornc Stone., .lr. Clair Roth Utz Louise lirlarker Young Shiela Marie Young Roth Grove Zahn Ethel Gertrude Zepp COM MERCIAL Emma .lane Abell Dorothy Marie Bailey John William Baker Margaret Susan Banker! Alice Virginia Bankert Nlabel Fearl Barnhart Sterling Ellwood Beard Edward Owings Bollinger Frances Louise Bond John Francis Bowers Margaret Louise Bl'tllllllllg John Leroy Brothers Ma1'ietta Louise Brothers Madge Franvis Brown Cora Pauline Carr Etta Virginia Carr Marguerite ltlarie Cl'2lXVlllPl Charles Kenneth Crum Viola Virginia Dull Evelyn Virginia Dutterer Edward .loseph Fll'lil'!ll'0tll Eugene LeRoy Ensor Ernra Elizabeth Frork Leona Fern Camber- Mildred Louisc Green Helen Virginia Haines Dorothy Elizabeth Hooper Elizabeth Wlilliatns Lee Robert Lewis Leidy lllargaret Virginia Leister Ellwood Harford Long ROLAND SNYDER Bernard Hayden llliehael Vernon Clarence Nlyers Hazel Roberta Nagle liflary lllayl-ella Ranoull Harry Edward Reese LaRue Susan Seipp Anne Louise Shilling Ralph Gilbert Shipley Anadell Virginia Sipes Holand Curtis Snyder nent..-ip Elizabeth Springm Boyd Ellsworth Sprinkle Doris Geraldine Taylor Ida Elizabeth Thompson Lore-no Louis Valianti Reginald Vllalnpler Zepp all .ar I ,Viz i- .fJ s' EMMA JANE ABELL-Interested in imisic. Emma Jane sings like a nightingale. An inseparable part of the ditto machine, many of our copies are produced through Emma Jane's untiring et- forts. Known around the halls as Mrs. Haw- kins' assistant. DOROTHY BAILE-Y4 D0Y- . our pretty bfullettei with a winning dimple, Carries around with her daily a, willingness to assist. Because- space limits we skip her romances. Her class and her school attest to her popularity. JOHN AINSAWORTHAJOI111. a happy, but dignified Conn. Yankee, possessing the scientific brains of VV. H. S., is the president of the chemistry Club, H9 and his saxophone are members of XV. M. C. Jazz Orchestra.. Trustworthy, con- scientious to a scruple. tempered with just the right amount of fun, thats John. lk? I 'E , Qvfigx. .f,. , ' .1 1:1 ,..- JOHN BAKER-John is a monologist.: he also sings and whistles for his own benefit. VVe. under- stand that he likes to iish. The story goes that once he went fishing end didn't catch anything until he got home. Summary: John likes his own company. Q MARGARET BANKERT- Toot is addicted to make-up, though she doesn't need lt, to arrang- ing her hair, though it's always in o'.1rl, and to talking about Wellei', a Pleasant Valley lad. Pretty as a posy, Margaret breaks hearts as she goes. K tl , ,J-' ' ls- VIRGINFA BANKYIRT-A sparkling personality, a. splendid manner. and a sensible! attitude toward people and things, all go into- the making of a D11-lasillg individual. Her friends here have grown steadily as she advanced from year to year. Her interest, bascballg her greatest concern, Zeppie , MABEL BARNHART-We often wonder what lies in those lurge hazel and mysterious eyes. Though fond of drawing, and of a good time as well, Mabel never neglects her lessors. XVQ unlderstaud she left her heart at Charles Car- ro . FHELMA BASLER-Dependable, studious, musical. fond of read'11g. Bas for four years h s add- ed her indespensable bit to the c'a'ss and as an orchestra member has produced inelc-:lions tones from her violin. Hail to the woman that Bas will be! . , . I HJ . is . as - f if , Ji . VM 'L 'ri r if X fc w J if . to U5,'J.1 A .ff xi N tjfbx' if :i Z K, ...r 1' S W K w w N 1 1 CARROLL BEARD-A whole chorus in himself, a second HCRTIISOU. Carroll has gone th1'0llEh XV. H. S. upholding the musical tradition of the Ecards. For four years he has fluttered from one female to another, but even yet we are not certain which damsel has his heart. STERLING BEARD--Active in athletics, Eistedd- fcd, chorus, and cperetta. Fond of variety, we find him rushing one girl today and another one tomorrow. Personable, good natured, and friendly. Sterling has made W. H. S. feel glad I I ilu: -. i- S- 4: .P that he has been here. MAPELYN BERTHCLF-Mabelyn. active in out side activities, ready to assume responsibilities good in her studies, illld never missing a trick when fun is on the program, has well earned the name of an all-a-round girl, Xvarbling Mimi wo will always remember you. ROBERT BILLINGSLEA--Bobby. a Wiz with athle Nw J 4' vu 5-,RJ N . WJ X. so J P' tics and a Bean Brummel wit.h the opposite sex. has made himself an integral part of our class. VVhat a technique he has when it comes to mak- ing mischief. rr'-:s...4-gl' Y 'KfaRo1N1A B01-iN-Aoiliilys a. good one to nave ,around since she is always in for everything. She appears rather aloof, but the old saying is: 'Still waters run deep. Choral work and Owl collections comprise her extra-activities. EDVVARD BOLLINGER- Ed used to be the Shin- ing light in the English class. but he's hidden that beam under a bushel. NVas it girls? VVas it tooth ache? lVas it his truck? A count:-y life. a farm, a wife, is the tune to the song he sings. UISE BC'NTl-Louise is a Vern' f'o11tradictory person. She pretends to know little, but tests show that her knowledge is ample. Still con- stant to the flame of her freshman year, we feel that she will soon bo living on a farm near .Jor- den's Retreat. FRANCIS SOXVERS-J'Stump gets his dates out of town. He knows how to pick his lady friends, knows how to borrow his bl'0th6l S car to keep said dates, knows how to make a good personal appearance, knows how to eat, and how to love. And now you know him, i' f , , ., , -. ,:'..z, Vrf fs L.-.,, .1 n 4. .1 1 gg f 1 rt., Le- '- JACK BRAINARD--Radio, planes, sleep, tardy GX- cuses, and speeding are Jack's specialities. If you want to locate his nose y0u'll find it in a book. English is his long suitg wireless his hobby. NAN BRAINARD-Nan is noted for her good dis- position. Her blushes, which frequently occur in English, when she falters, amuse the stu- dents and disgruntle the teacher. Her dates come from 'Westminster's higher institution of learning. Her ambition-nursing. MARGARET BRAUNING-We shall always re- s' ember her friendly smile, as well as her lushes of once in a while. Coming from Me- jf' chanicsville, Margaret left her interests in the opposite sex in the Reese vicinity, where they still remain. JOHN fJohnnieJ BROTHERS-Johnnie is the pos- sessor of a peculiar personality, which has won for him thc- admiratic-n of many friends includ- ing those among the fair sex. His militaristic carriage was a valuable asset to him as guard in The Empero1 s Clothes . MARIETTA BROTHERS-A kind and lovable girl with a shy, yet pleasing personality, who calls Mechanicsville her home. W. H. S. commercials are thankful that she studies here since many of them profit by her efforts. Her motto, is Help others who won't help themselves. MADGE BROWN-A human and lovable compan- ion. Maldge possesses a musical ability which has placed her in the Girls' Chorus and won her the role of Flou1Flc-u in the operetta. We've beein hea,ring that Madge's favorite radio pro- gram is Fibber Magee and Mollie. ANNE CALHOUN-It seems impossible that such a lack of energy could be found in just one per- son. We feel sure that there must be some fam- ily connectozl between herself and a jumping jack . Her smile and her dimples brighten many a corner. , RUTH CALTRIDER--Addicted to piano playing. basketball managing, dating, and giggling. Ruth, studious in a limited way, always manages to hold her own on her report card. despite- the fact that her numerous dates make a beaten path to her door. f :iii , 3f',A'IJLINE ARR-Short, cubby, at.tra,ctive, jovial if. and ,g od-natured-phew! VVhat a iecoid to liye :flip to. How will time effect. the first two nlodlfiers? Pauline with her willingness to help 1 A ' . . . . . , .,around the.ofhce has made herselt a taniihm figure in each and every teacher's room. h. 1 ,, , ,QYYIRGTNIA CARR-AS:nall, neat and fond of dress is G-inny . VVell skilled in the culinary art, she knows that the way to a 1nan's heart is through his stomach. Musical, athletic, and quick with her needle, Ginny leaves an enviable record. ICAIL CLll'l CRD Dirl throu,.gh his whole high I . H ---4. . U school career, has pursued the Unoiseloss tenor of his way . Interested in photography, his habitat is the dark room. lf you want hun, look behind the oanleia. His future points irom the II'lEClllllli'.fkl.l to the human lens. NA MAliGUERl'l'E CRAXVINIER-Little, with blond 1111132 twinkling blue eyes, and a gay and happy laugh. Marguerite lives in un enviable world. Somewhat happy-go-lucky, she is, nevertheless, a good worlte-r. Good luck to you, lvlarguerite. KENNETH CIl.U31F- Kcn1iy will he graduated from our brain factory with a diploma that rcul ly means what it sijws. The dispenser of infor- mation in regard to all assignments. The lust word on farming, peace maker on Mr. Baile's bus. Kenneth is tGps . GEORGE CUSTER-Geoige. our silcnt partner, lends many his ear but few his voice, and al- ways knows more about the subject than he proclaims. Interested in mechanical drawing, his blueprints and architectural plans do him honor. ROBERT DOWELL--iiob is our hero. since every member of our class looks np to him. Special- izingq in fiieiidlincss and good humor. he allows his lamous smile to plat' over us alll His asplr' ations: to become a chemist. VIOLA DULL-Thoilgh Called Dull, Viola is a.1y- thing but what her name implies. Alert, active, Html Yeady, she is always a dependable partici- pant in classes. I-lei' Home lilo. training will come in handily when she settles down with him. ,A f ff-Y 'L EVELYN DUTT'ERElR-Evelyn meandered in from Charles CZ'Ll'l0ll and soon became well known in our XV. H. S. Athletics-she is found in bot.I1 basket ball and field events. A good pal and a dependable friend. Bon voyage, Evelyn! EDXVARD EIUKENRODE-An actor-Roles: Grow- ing Pains, Minstrel Show, Dress Reversal, A Knight cf The Piney VVoods, YVhy The Chimes Rang. An athlete-soccer and baseball. A lover--constant since the spring of the Junior year. A student? tHe already has his quota. of XVOl7S.J F Q wuz, yvwf ye- , EUGENE ENSOR-Eugene-our standby. A medi- um of transportation for The Owl Staff . chorus member, and play participant.. His ten' or voice supplements much of our choral work. The Es in his name stands for efficiency. 'L-A. J . ETHEL ERB-Ethel came from Eastern High in the 1'all0f'37. A little timid, but sweet as the primrcse that peeps beneath the thorn , she soon allied herself with the interests of VV. H. S. An ardent admirer of a county village whose name indicates a populace united. F0'lfVLER-Studio-us, steady and strong in his conviction of what he believes rightj Louis has gained unexcelled prominence in photogiaphy and in Prc-blems of Democracy. Hts use of aeronautical terms puzzle the un- initiated. ERMA FROCK-Erma, that indispensable some- thing that we'd like to keep hanging around. School activities land her praises, while the or- chestra shouts theni. lt looks as if Fi-ockie would take up one kind of dietetics after grad- uationg Cookery for Bob. LEONA GAMBER-Leona is fond of dancing and also cf boys, tcorrection please, boy now, Ed- diel. In beauty, freckles have starred Leona. much to her chagrin, but the boys think her pretty, freckles and all. Her favorite car, the Ford. I'Il3LlTN GAREY- Shri1np's size does not limit 4, her popularity. Her strong alto voice swells X our choruses and her piano selections make V interesting our assemblies. As Ad Editor and Business Accountant she's assured the 0wl's lfiartcial standing. J 4. J-,-1 fu ' l iii 'a . , u! , 5 4 . 1 BETTY GLASS-Betty never disappoints those who expect the most. and the best of her. In ath- letics. drainatics. monitorship or even in stud- ies, she's there. VVe shall miss her pep, vigor, and merry chatter when the world claims her. MILDRE-D GREENM-Slim. certainly often seen for HE she is very good to look at.. but seldom heard, never speaks exvopt under protest. Her heart leans toward New XVindsor, and tho- name we hear is Davis. LEN HAINES-She breezed in from Mechanics- ville, but she didn't want to come. Her interest --the lVestg the reason, cowboys. Proud of her girlish figure she stays 011 of candy and other delectable sweets. She and Miller oc- cupy, each evening. the rear seat ot the bus. BETTY HALL-Betty, who came to ns from YVest.- ern High in her junior year, seldom honors us with her presence. Despite her staggered at- tendance, Bett.y's report card carries a. record that few have been able to achieve. Polite, for- mal, yet sparkling with mischief. JANE HARRISON-Friendly, frank, and sometimes toxrlish, Jane is an enjoyable mixture of I do and I don't . Happily unconcerned about all those things that should trouble studious brains. Jane, nevertheless, always manages to make the grades. KEITH HELTIBRIDLE-It may be said of Keith that he knows how to evaluate. Some of himself goes into fun, but greater parts go into his studies and extra school activites. lVe envy the kid's bright outlook on life. DOROTHY HCOPER- Dot , keen, quick Witted, and good huniored, always has a. supply of en- ergy ready to be used for any purpose. Though her interests are varied she usually divides her time so that her studies receive their share of her attention. ALBERT HURRVITZ-Ben ran sing, play, draw, paint, act, write, and love: and the greatest of these is love. Noted for perpetual and provok- ing tardiness, and for his long and lasting ro- mance with a. prominent Professoi-'s daughter. All around is an epithet for Ben. 4 . H rift f-, 1.315 N fhfx,g!,g-WJXBL .J by M yllrl 9.9.11-3' ' tl ww thy +5 1 as ITOY KNOUSE- Jim defines books as things to be kept in the lcckerg college, the thing he hopes to attend n:-xt year: business, the field he hopes to cnterg mischief, the main ingredient in :ill that he docs. Roy-the chap we all like. ELIZABETH LEE-,Cn her high school itinerary Elizabeth has included Seton High, Hampstead and WK H. S. D.n'i. g her shcrt stay here she made many friends tgirls and BOYS! who hope she will remember them even after society tshe makes her debut next lalll claims her as its oevn. w 3a '54-H'w.w'T--x MW ...-gt L, Ln.swm.4sI-Q k'A' 'Ai ku' ' 1. it ' Q1 '44'1w 'l. skunk Q-A-'P' ll --K' W.4,.,. , X9 ff- . S, sv-'sm-Q-J ROILERT LEIDY-A tall, swarthy. hnndkme. com- mercial seninr, Bobby possesses Il personality that makes him popular as well as envied. Fobby is different in his own peculiar way, in that his chief interest is girls' apparel--espvecb ally Frocks . JOHN LEISTER-.lohmiy is known for his ventures in dramatics, and his unerriug ability to pilch wco . Despite his jovial characteristics, John- ny's efficiency in driving his father's busi- ness merits high praise. MARGARET LEISTER-Margaret, comes to ns from the famed city of Reese. One of the youngest and most studious twhen she wants to bel nu-ml:-ers of the class. She's headed for the com- mercial world until love changes her course. 1 V.IIINBVLfPPY- Clmbbins has laughed her way through school and into the hearts of her class mates. A good student, she yet found time for outside activities: hall monitorship, choruses and group singing. Owl work, and athletics all claimed her attention. ELLVVOOD LONG- Shorty a happy go lucky sen- ior with a. soccer record. hailed from a farm in Red Hill. Marvland. His interests lie in the A. A. A., in errand running, and in blondes, mostly in the latter. Mention lessons and he wilts. BILL MACDONALD-W-Bill, a Charles Carroll contii- bution, came here in 1936. He defines books as advertising material to be carried around to create impressions. Drives with both hands on the wheel. Baseball and speedball record his name in VV. H. S. history. CARLYSLE MACKENZIE--Doc, accompanied by 11is Betty, is o11e of the most familiar flgures on our small town streets. His strong baritone voice, his acting ability. and his dancing tech- nique have contributed much to liispopnlarity. CHARLES MAGEE-Charles-at member of the Reese Hillbillie Swingers shines also in school activities. Interested in choral work. drama, stage carpentry, ice skating and girls. he finds enough variety to add spiceelwiadge thinks Fibber Magee's tops. BLTTY MAGIN-Betty, a willing worker in every school activity, has won most of l1er laurels ill drama and chorus. Secretary of her class since its organization. her records have to do mostly with one particular member-Doc. BFRNARD MICHAEL- Mike has shown many Il driver where not to get on. Long, lean, lank and hungry looking, Mike is, nevertheless, the joy of the millei-'s heart. and the consumer of the butcher's products. .rf ! I .,f j , . 4 DONALD MILLER-Donald, an authority on ladies' stockings. No doubt he will someday manage a. huisery depztrtnxent. Like Grumpy he is not scared of the girls. For further information consult his Ford 29 . Fishing, hooking school, and loafing are his besetting sins. ELDANOR MYERLY--'W'he11 tll9l'S'S work to be done we hear the school calling in unison, uXVi1Bl'6! is Eleanor'? -lvlloving day, high school choruses. hall monitorship, Mrs. Sentz's test papers, and any and everybody's needs. all sing her praises in a Hallelujah chorus. J' f GEORGE MYERS-Halldsome and equally fickle, J-gtld flatters himself that he has broken many a heartL Musically talented, possessed of a histrlonic ability, and the knack of managing athletics, he has won laurels for himself and his school. YFRNON MYERS- Smokey is an adept at Hl'0llil1' dem bones, and at shooting pool. A member of the A. A. A., he has furnished much amuse- ment for the corps by the many jokes tsay it quietly? that he tells. XVl1y Smokey!'T .J . HAZEL NAGLE-Haze1's prized possession is all her own, her giggle. Kindly, sympathetic, and helpful, Hazel is one of our number upon whom we may depend. Although a citizen of our town her interests lie in Baltimore. sing, peppy. and attractive, Janet who migrated from Baltimore the Fall of '36. Her skill in writing in interpreting the French language d for her overwhelming popularity. Catol s'1lles loss has been our gain. men MAYRELLA RANOULL- Punk came to us from New Windsor, that town of a school marm's dream, and brought with her an energy that is everlasting. Her lessons are well prepared: her dancing, well idoneg her dates, well kept. fl ' fp W6 X., Q , 5 IlAQfiY' REfESE--Retiring, reticent, reserved. Des- .pgtea his quiet manner Harry has filled a place 'i W. S, that any other one would have dif- ficult? lin filling. Studious and capable, his marks reward his efforts. Add a bit of mis- chief to complete the- picture. PHEBE RpBINsoN74s,-ar writer Phebe exceilsffas a8 'ii artist shfe s talent. Mysti 'and im Qable, What er er.op,ini n -Ii! she is n ver afraid to statexkt-5 7,'1'og,,,B , whom W all love and respect, the SQHOI' Classdmd Ovi', Staff express their 3,DDI'BCi8.f10l1 for hh lhlglllg efforts in making our Owl a success. LBERT -SCHAEFFER1- Abbie the voiceless member Q1 '38 calls ,Patapsco his home. His lolaefor scho'6l is shownlby the fact that at 8 AKXM. each nro1'q'ing,he comes tearing around the c 'ner on ,two wheels. Fu-tfure prophecy-The Red Sox. . f f F ff,.,q,as., A L J 'mf' NA' 4. Wh ua, mfg N.,-,ff ' fJ '9 ,. 'N 1-J , SEIPP-Dependable, level-headed, capable, and sensible, all go int.o what it takes to make up LaRue. Her invaluable services to tue Owl , her stern hall monitorship, and her per- folrmance as a class secretary are but a few of the contributions LaRue has made to W. H. S. LOUISE SHILLING4She-'s tall, she's tan, she'S terrific. Louise Shilling is one of the most likeable girls in the Commercial section. Con- geniality, sportsmanship, camaraderie are qualities that give her an admirable personality. I st' J N RALPH SHIPLEY-Always willinSS 10 S1013 21116 Yest- Music hath charms to close his wo2H1'y GYGS- Business manager of the Readers Dig0St Sales, A. A. -A. man, general eflioiency agent for '38, and varsity socccr team. MIRIAM SHRCYER--Mirianfs lazy. groan BYGS calmly survey the world about hor, but it is doubtful whether she sees anyono but her Al- bertn. Tempermental, artistic. literary, and bcautifnl, her presence has graced monitor- slfp, choruses, and the Owl . lilGTTY SMITH-A sheik i11 the feminine. Fligllty. to .Hg i but aitswclrfnal and a teacher's standby. Sun has pat-n tops with all hor friends during hor hif'h school years, yet her admirers grew by harndfuls after her performance in Growing P5lins . J RQLAND SNYDER-Snyder is one of our most outstanding Coinmercial students. A splendid pianist, he has served faithfully as an accom- panist on many assembly programs. He is treasurer of the class of '3S, a member of tho boys' chorus. typing editor of the Owl, and hall monitor. MAIIE SPRINGMAN-Marie Srringman. a bundle of fun and scriozisness in well-balanced propor- tions, hailed trom M. H. S.. i11 her Junior year. Somewhat shy, happy and laughter loving, and studious as well, Maris is always ready when called upon in class. Hr-:re's luck! IJLLSVVORTH SPRINKLE-Popular, uanahlo, lovel- hcad2d. and dependable. As Prvsidvnt of Son. ior Class Ellsworth has ,piloted our good ship ct' '38 through many turbulent, waters. His par- tioillation in athletics and his pfsition as hust- vcsa managvr of ivlafzazciuo Calnpaign have won for him honors ot' high rank. IWC-R.O'l'IlY STARNER- Dm appears as a studious senior. Wie wonder! Efficient hall monitor, usher at tho '37 C0'll!lll'llCGlllG!ll' chorus part in opf-ritta. rea'ly worker on Owl , good pal: thcsc- ingredients all go into the making of our Dgirothy. DOROTHY STEVENSON-Dot is nevor hurried. L ncvcr flnrriegl. hover cvon tho least bit jolted. Dc:-:i't' get the im-pression that fmt is a shirkcr: not by any 111033118 is she. As Exrhange Elitor of puhlioatiilns and keeper of absontees. Dot is right there. CLAYBORNE STONE-Clayborne, who came from 'Faneytown in his junior year, has proved a. valuable asset. to the scholastic standing of the school. His quiet manner is but a. blind for his good sense of humor and witty remarks. We give him it Pat . GERALDINE TAYLOR-Gerry, a New Jersey maid- en who came to us in her Senior year has made for herself in that short time many lasting friends. Pretty and popular, her activities range from captain of the basketball team to- librarian. -Q. I , ' 5 , e IDA Tl-IOMPSCN--Ida came to us from Charles Carroll. bringing with her a cheery smile, envi- able athletic energy, and an appreciable uncon- cern about lessons. Her willing feet, inspired by the groans of a. certain sax have placed her on our list of graceful dancers. CLAIR UTZ-Another Charles Carrollite. He loves, but not books nor teachers. He hates gas in- dicators when they swing toward E. Neverthe- less. Saturday night finds Clair in Hanover with his siste1'? ,A I , f ,- , 5 RENO VALIANTI-This small bit of mischief came ,fyto--us in the Junior year. and we had to keep it. i Reno has a docto1 s degree in unconcern and witicisln. Jolly, well-liked, he rates high in i ,student popularity. LOUISE YOUNG-The genius of our class: a mis- tress of the Ow1 g pert and affable, Louise has won hier way through studies, dramatics and music, into the heart ot' both her teachers and classmates. We all agree that though small in stature she is big in mind? and heart. e SHIIGLA YOUNG-Calm, precise, and efficient, Shie- la. has been an Owl standby for the last two years. She excells in every task she under- takes from monitorship to her daily dozens. QP. S.: Yea! More than a standby has Shiela been to the publications. She has been One of the Powers behind the throne.-The lypistl. ROTH ZAHN-Roth our sports editor, is a wizard in Math. Prize monitor of the year, Zahn has handled the hall in such way as to make teacher supervision unnecessary. He is always there when you want hiin and ready to work with a will. F Mil: f . ERTRUDE ZEPP-The modest flower that blush- es unseen is Gertie. VVell may her eyes be compared to the deep ll11f3t.1101l1Gd caves that Gray writes about. Some- wing has Gertie when it comes to serving a volley ball-Her pet name is Muscular Gertie. RPYGINALD ZEPP-A-Senior classes may come and go but t11ey'll never find another Zeppie like ours. Captain of the A. A. A. he has the bus situation under his capable thumb, but he can not manage the sleep that hangs upon his pent- house lids. Q fuai-Wgwx' Qilgxggg it QW X1 I, ff' kv! ,Faces Youthful faces, happy, beaming, Hearty, eager-one and all, Optimisticg all artistic models of the Future, Open minded, finding pleasure lllastering life's uicissitudesg A solid base for generations, Fearless nations yet to come, Wliile propagandists spill their putter, Scattering all their vicious doctrines To em.pty,' mindsg you think? No. For youth is tested wisdom, And it means a better life, Fighting strife for their insurance And the youth thatls yet to come. Unborn babies sing their praises! Raise your voices in adulation! Children poor, of every station, Crowd this earth determinedly, Let them, see their destination, Let them conquer for each other-g And from their mangled labyrinth, Out of this mess to which they're born Let them build a new world, Learning from the spotted past, Yearning not for futile rest, But fighting-searching-finding- To the ultimate Dnfwnf Class Prophecy The weather man predicts ceiling unlimited, visibil i- ty good, and all flying conditions favorable for the elass of 3 STERLI NG IZEARD S . Stand by, world. Sterling. still true, is ever willing To sing the praise of the paltry Shilling. R ORERT DOYVELL M IRIAM SHROYER. Mirianfs an anthorg thi Percy has niet the girl of his dreams, She sits in his honse and sews shirt seznns. 'ee degrees to her name, Critics land her praises, sales prove her fame. JOHN BROTHERS John, the soldier, is growing old, His bold exploits have oft bee-untold. THELMA BASLER Thelma works on a farn 1 with all her might But she still comes to town on Saturday night. LOUISE YOUNG HELEN GAREY Helen G's lJQC0lll0 a star, Louise has found her love on Mars, No wonder she likes to look at the stars! And shines from billboards near and far. DONALD MILLER Ill A RGAR ET LEI STER In spite of his efforts to get. away. Donald on his farm did stay. Hne's gone to town, our Margaret L3 She likes New York and will stay a spell. MARGARET RANKERT HILL MACIJONALD Our little Tootii, her life sweet a11d simple. Still smiles at lVeller and shows her llllllpll Bill lllil1'llOll2l1l, game warden of the state, Always manages to get l l0ll'l9 late. B ETTY HALL NAN 'HRAINARII Betty designs magnificent things For lords and ladies, peers and kings. In Rarnnnn Baileys Nan does ride Two dashing fiery steed S axstride. IDA THOMPSON Idu's now in the Russian Ballet And she's some dancer, so they say. 1 x BETTY MAGIN Betty models all that's new, At 1-itzy Saks' Fifth Avenue. LOUIS FOIVLER JANET NICHOLS Janet Nichols composes rhymes, For eolunins i11 the New York Tilnes. Louis spills a lot of crap But poor Rosanna takes the rap. LOUISE BOND ROTH ZAHN Mr. lflarhart is feeble and old, Roth his position now does hold. Louise has deeded her Bond, after seven years, To a Kauffman, in heaven no, the record appears. MILDRED GREEN ROY KNOUSE Roy through college has worked his way Now he sells Fords to those who pay. Mildred Green, in her quiet way, Bosses her husband, so they say. RUTH CALTRIDER BETTY SMITH In spite of all of Betty's fears, Eddie stays true throughout the years. Caltrider's childish in all her ways, Her future to us is just a haze. JOHN AINSXVORTH BETTY GLASS Betty's a nurse, with all her array Of pills and bottles 011 a inedicine tray. Johnny his path to glory paves In new ideas 'bout ether waves VIRGINIA BOHN MABEL BARNHART Mabelis married and settled down. And now she lives in Taneytown. Clad in white, Virginia B. Makes the rounds, her patients to see. ETHEL ERB CARROLL BEARD Plenty of girls Carroll B. could find, But still he can't niake up his inind. In Uniontown our Ethel Erb, Rules her household, superb. HAZEL NAGLE Although she never became a star, To see a movie she'd travel far. ALBERT SCHAEFFER Albert his coffers continues to fill, With ninny at twenty dollar bill. MAYRELLA RAN N OITL SHIELA YOUNG Malyrellu, champion bowler of the state, Travels to games in her Ford VS. Candid Shiela shoots the works, Her newspaper job she never shirks. NOR OTHY BAILEY EM MA JANE ABELL Dorothy Bailey, every day, In an oifiee earns her pay. Ol' the XVestminster Choir our Emma Jane Is manufrer and bzisks in fume. ALBERT HURYVITZ D ELLSYVORTH SPRINKLE Ben, once hero ot' many fl. show, Is 11ow Big Boss of the C. 1. O. Ellsworth Sprinkle, once head of our class, At last made up his mind and chose Betty Glass. CLA YBORNE STONE KEITH HELTIBR-IDLE Clayborne has loved his Patty well, Long since, they've heard the wedding bell. Keith has completed his education, And learned all about soil conservation. nonofrny sTnv1cNsoN HELEN HAINES To swim in the 'limpics was Dot's sole joy, She got there and how !iAs water boy. Sweet of nature and easy to please, Her hubby turned out to be at big tease. JANE HARRISON MARIE SPRINGMAN Our little Jane works like heek, To tem-h the intrieueies of Home Ee. ' ,Marie Springman, since she was so shy, Never got married. lVe can not tell u lie. GEORGE MYERS ROBERT LEIDY Many girls for love's sweet sake, Have given their hearts to George to break lVhen Bobbie L. married he gave us a shock, For he ditllllt hitch up with a lalssie named Froek. BERNARD MICHEAL Bernard owns a chain of stores, And visits far and distant shores. HARRY REESE Although llliid rather be a. sailor, Harry sfirks to The name, Reese the Tailor? M A l DGE HROXVN VIOLA DULL Ill lll'l' life lTll0l'0'S eo111e a lull, Viola has wed, and is no longer lbull . Madge is lll2ll'l'll'll to Charles, the farmer, And sl1e's always l'0lll2llll0ll l1is only Cllill'l1l0l'. CLA IR UTZ MABELYN BERTHOLF Mahelyn keeps the Golden Rule, And lakes her kids to Sunday School. As rounty agent Clair will tell V Good fariners how their 4-1'ops'to sell. GE RTR U D E Z E PP GEORGE CUSTER Geor-re Puster a xioneer would he. ZW . To live up to his famous ancestry. Although lllil' lashes did not win her fame, They caused 2ldlllll'ill7l0ll illlll Vllllllglifl her name. KENNETH CRUM BOBBY BILLINGS-LEA Our Bobby whose hair was onee red. Has no hair at all. he's bald instead. Kenneth, who always was willing to learn. Has won his reward in a business lll'lIl. LOUI SE SHILLING RALPH SHIPLEY Ralph works in a g'l'Ol'Pl'j' store, Eaeh week his earninws show more and more I' As if four husbands weren't enough, Louise is still doing the win ,Gillis stuff. LEONA GAMBER REGINALD ZEPP In NVashington. we iind our Reggiifs a eopg He orders the t1'aIlir to go and stop. Leona Ganiber is a dress designer, And i11 her field fllk'l'Q'S no one iiner. EDDIE EOKENRODE Dutrh and his llurhess live in state, Need I their love tale to X011 relate? MARIETTA BROTHERS L Marietta dwells 011 a distant shore, She's lllZl1'l'l6Cl and happy, could we ask more? JUNE LIPPY The nation to her music sways. For June in a radio 0l'l'll9St1'iL plays. ANN li CALHOUN Above all we hear Anue's voice, lusty and hoarse, Piert-ing the air of the opera Chorus. DOT HOOPER MARGARET BRAUN l NG i J OHN LE IS-'PER Little Dot. eute and small, Now is boss of a typing hall. Margaret has married her sailor at last, NVQ hope the knot is tied good and fast. 1-IVELYN DUT'l'l'1RER Evelyn, who shot many a basket. NVanted to marry, but he wouldn't ask it. Johnny halts at every stop sign, For he's driver on the Greyhound line. ELEANOR MYER LY EARL CLIFFORD Earl started out by picture taking, Now he's scientist in the making. E1l?ill1tDl S now famous and knows all the news, She gossips to neighbors across ehureh pews. PA ULINIG CARR- VIRGINIA PARR 'Fo the races she would go, Now she's jockey at Pimlico. Although a Sf-0ll0QIl'Ql1lll0l' she was trained to be, A'i1 i11iZl7S dietirian at. XV. M. O. B CAR LY SLI-1 MAOKENZIE J AC K BRAINARIJ Carlysle, in army garb we see, Making the world safe for cleinoeraey. To arrive on time and never fail Is Jauk's record in the U. S. A. Air Mail. ANNADEL SIPES . CIIARLES MAGEE Ch-11-lie and his iitldle lend a hand K In Alexan1ler's Iiilgtlllllj Band. An a lxl wot the - omg, but. she di4ln't care, nut , , K She knew she eoulml still sing at the fair. G li R A Ll D I NE 'FA Y LOR RENO YALTANTI Reno. instead of being a. tailor, Surprised us all and works 011 Our lovely Gerry takes great pains To please her guests when she entertains. Y IRGIN IA l3ANK1CR.T Virginia Bankert's name now V. B. Z., her initials stand arr a whaler. is ehanget anged. LARUE SEIPP Although Seippy does I10t have a mate, She writes speeches for the governor of the state. D O R O T H, Y STA R N E R VERNON MYERS Dorothy Starnei-'s little maid, Reads with her mother in the shade. In his own garage we find Vernon Myers NVatching his men as they change tourists' tires. ER M A FR OFK ELIZABETH LEE A neat little house wife is Erma Froek, She times her work by the family clock. Green Spring Valley has claimed its own, For Elizabeth Lee has returned to her home. E l'G ENE ENSOR Eugene still hauls people up hill and down For he drives a taxi in Hagerstown. MA RG ITER I TE C RA W M ER Marguerite lends a. hand in the Five and Ten, And sells good shoes to all the 111en. JOHN BAKER ROLAND SNY I IE R Thrice married is John Baker. And eaeh wife, he did forsake her. Roland Snyder. our famous musician, Has married himself to a blond beautieian. FRANOI S RONV ER S EDXVARD RO LLINGER Francis Bowers still drives afar To fetch his girls in his bl'0tll6l S car. Ed Bollinger now drives his own truck. I11 the produce business he's found his luck. PHEBE ROBINSON ELLIVOOII LONG Cleaning up politics is her game, And it has brought our Portia fame. As a. husband and father, Ellwood Long Finds his interest in It baseball still running strong. 50 Q Q 553553 . X x -f- V 1 E: 4 . E 3 . ee,-.5 I qilkw. ui, ,u-:,::ig,:e. .rsnrff r,,,Q.,,.: ul f,,,,t.,,e 5.3 '?Y O U tv' Q45 0+ 96 QV' 48' 9 +96 4-SQ L. P , w N J 1 l ge 4 s.IlTNg Y 'E . l vt ft -5 'EA N ' Vw 'S gr L I mvs., S , ' ai if A X 'A lfagy. D N g, X , , , ., -,Y y ARNFUQ, is X . - f ' 2: 1' WJ .I M -nf . ., - +V K' ' fig as .14 - I SEA X' ... M K i-I f,,. , 3' - x , N In in -A ' . ' ' F A Luepn' DCbNTS1fP fb-n V D ' Hrnxoeo N ME L A 2 f , m f ' 1 fr fp 1 S 535 S ' 5 Vw I XJ' A .s , . m D M V . ' 5.32K Q .SQ '-AYPIATEKS 3054 I V itz' ,, AA-k L . uf V I fi 3, 1.1, -.Lt 1 .K ,,-- .. , 1. f , X' . . f n f L 5 ff - 1 , f 'U A IH 'x j F3 Nnzy SAl.uTg T xr A1 THE ,' uf G51 T Paar, , Poms 11 ky 5 ' D K ' 'I V, 11 F, ,. EA - L ' E Y if , -3? V Wt mg K is ' CAN' 5? ' - ' B T 'N R53 4.! .K:- h EUEVQ' A I ,Q -Ve ' 1 IT xx Q LA! . 'K -. + 'Q ' :ifl173'E-Til ... -S . . Nu 5 e W ' r V ff. TAKE OFF FOR Remo . S xfli 11. ' y Q Q x fn. wi. L v A J . Q K J 4 . h - . ELE. ' TNS wpgg. BONE ONE- . 0 -5noe -34 NA - ON ' Chuan T v I SCHOOL LJFE' 9 l M The T-HE MAIN CAST Beanxnonde, Emperor of Gran' Manmeau .. Baron Archivieux, Imperial Chancellor .... . Prince Jarrotiere, a Courtier of high degree Princess Chausette, daughter of the Emperor . . . .. . Fripon, ai young swindler .................. Flon-Flon, his assistant Pierre, a Courtier ...................... Toinette, a Companion to the Princess . .. 1 2 EMPEROR'S .. CLOTHES Presented lwarch 24, 1938 .. Albert Hurwitz .. George Myers . . . Charles Magee . . . . . . Mary Bitzel Carlysle Mackenzie . . . . Madge Brown .. . Harold Beard .. Betty Malin ' ' ' - - - ., r -..1.4..m3nl I SPORTS ' -'38 SOCCGI'-U This year the eraek XVestn1inster hooters topped their league toes to walk away with the championship , of Carroll County. Westminster. sporting hut few veterans, played, besides her three regular league op- ponents. eight games with teams Outside the county. Captained by Roy Brown, the Blue Rooters opened their season with wins over both Franklin and Sykesville. only to fall prey to a strong Catonsville eleven. The home club, paved on the oltense by li. Brown a11d E. Long, immediately eame hack to defeat in impressive fashion Mt. Airy, and Littlestown twice, and New XVilltlS0l', Sykesville, and Sparks before tinally bowing to New xvi11ilSOI'. The title of League A einehed, the Blue eleven met and defeated Hampstead 6-2 for the county tit.le only to he tripped in post-season contests by Franklin, and Thui-mont ill a VVest- ern Shore play-ott game. XVestminster triumphed in 10 games, losing 4 for a .711 percentage. M! I3 illli- 6- it J he L s ii i, Boys' Bosketbc1ll--- YV9Stllll1lSf0l'. through loss oi' veterans hy graduation, this year was foreed to huild up a praetieally all new team composed of Juniors ehiefly. Their schedule eonlined them this year to league play only. with seven games having heen earded. The lilue Quintet. led hy Arno.ld's 56 points on the oitense and Roy lt'apt.l l'il'0NYll on the defensive eontinuett to ent down the opposition throughout the season, with dual victories over New XVindsor, Mt. Airy and l'lllllCl' XVoll'e. Thus they easily cap- tured League A laurels. but in the County Championship game at Man- ehester, they bowed 19-15 in a great battle, to a stnhhorn Hampstead tive, League B winner. Thus they won 6 out of T and finished the year with a .857 percentage. Girls' Bc1skefbcalI--- In one of the most highly successful basketball SPilS0l1.S 'in The his- tory of the high school, WVestminster's girls hand their long awaited clreann reulizucl when they topped 'rilllPyi'0XVll 17-10 for the l'llilllllll0lISili1l of Car- roll County. The girls' srlwclnle roilu-iflefl with the boys' except for the lJOSt-S0ilS0l1lllily-Off aifaires. During the vourso of the IPIIQIIIP svasmn, dui-ing which ZBONYIIIRIII topped the forwards with ST points, they bowed only to Mt. Airy, and that by one l1l2ll'k9l', and in a XVestern Shore titlu Qilllll' they Qlropped El il9ill'f-b1'l llk0l' to the tough Belair six, 213-IIT. The girls won li out of S gzunes for ai .750 percentage for the season. County Soccer Champs 1-'rout Row-Loft to Right: M. 1-Ihungzh. R. IL li.: E. Long, 0. R. F.: C. Arnold, I. R. 1-'.: R. Bil lingsleu, C. F.: llzlptxlin li-ny Brown, L I.. F.: li. Shipley, 0. R. F.: E. Sprinkle, I. 14. 1v'. Buch Row--Left to Right: I-I. Er-kenrode. C. I-I. B.: J. Leixter. R. I-'. B.: PL Whitiuorv. llonlg U, Green holtz, Gonlg Il. Brown, L. F. B.: G. Myers, ll. F. B.: R. Fraser. L. ll. B. Uonull, Lyman D. Eu1'hi11't County Baskefba!l - Champs Front Huw -1,1-fl tu Right: L. Koontz. li. Glass, x: I . liownmn. f: M. Ilnrris. :IZ ll. XV1liflllUl'l'. gr: ll, 'l'1':n-oy. f: ll. Shilling. tr. lim-k Row f-Loft. to Right: li. 1'2lHl'ilIl'l'. Mur.: IG. l,ll I'l'l'0l1, gg E. L1-4-. f: A. t':11l1onn, fg G. '1'uylo1'. gg L. llvillvr. cg M. Poulv. sv.: M. Rnnonll, fg Miss. lfllllllll Brown. L'0:h'll. Boys' Basketball Team l-'rnnt Row'-Loft to Right: M. PHHIIIHH. gr: IL Ilysun. f: C. Aruolcl. fi R. l1Hlin1,:slon. gr: 1-lllitlllll Huy Bruwn. gr: It. FO0SL'l'. 11:14-li limw- L1-ft to Right: L. Locsu, gg H. lhxylino, fy 1',. Whit- nnvro, vp Ir. Grvunholtz, 1-1 ll. Iirown. fg G. Hampton. gg C. Koontz, f. Couch Inylllllll D, Eurlnlrt. THE JUNIOR CLASS OO OO ON v-I LASS EC OR OM PH SO THE OO O0 Ox v-I TWIE SI?VEHVT1I12IiAlDE 1938 What of The Class of 37 For one year each member of the class of HST? has gone his own particular way. For one year, each one free from the burden of school routine, has fitted himself into a new scheme of living. 'We find ll in College and 18 in Business College. 32 are already working in various fields of 0ll1plOylllSllt. 33 are at home, 1 is a Post Graduate, 3 are in the U. S. Navy, and one has married. The class of NSS upon leaving its high school home looks hack with fondest recol- lections to the class of 5.37 and hails them one and all. Proud are we of what you of 37 have already achieved, and proud are we, too, of the greater heights to which you will clinth. Wilhztitt Ackley ....... ..-.. E 111Pl0Y0fl Louise Alhaulfh ...... Business College Kathryn Bartgl -- Str Hazel Beard ......--.. ---.- Ruth Beard ........ Ruth Billingslca .... John Bixler ....... Melvin Blizzard --- Charles Bowers ..... Henrietta Bowers --- ayerls Business Col. M. C. VV. M. St. Ma1'y's, N. C. Aviation School lVlarines ,, .... Employed -- -- -- - Employed lim-ry Bowulau -- .......... Ell1pl0yCl'-l Doris Brehm .... ...-...-..-..- Home Mildred Brelnn ........- .--.- H 01110 Charlotte Brown -- .... .... E mployed Dorothy Brown .M... john Brown - -- -- - - liiargarct Buckingham Home Employed Post Graduate S191-,ling Byers ...... ....... E mployed .lohn Calhoun -- University of Bflaryland Peyton Carr ............... ElIlPl0y43d ,lack Crandell ................. N NVQ' lilary Dlllll3l1 .................. H01110 Kent Dixon ,..... Professional Baseball John Duttcrer ................. Home Wlerwyn Dutterer -- Strayer's Bus. College Gladys Earhart -- Balto. Business College 'tVinit'red Easton -- Vogue Beauty School Joseph Eckard ............ Employed Margaret Elseroad .......... Employed Usrar Ensor .............. Elnploycd Joseph Evans --- Strayer's Business Col. Helen Fa.rver -- Church Horne lnfirlnary Francis Fritz ..-........... Employed lVlary Starr Gehr ..........,. W. Nl. C. Edward Geiman ............... Navy Anita Gore -- Baltitnore Business College Elizabeth Gran ........ New York City Dorothy Greenwood -- Straycris Bus. Col. Cyril Groft ....... F. N lil. Prep. School Rita Hackerman ...... Lavina Haines - Goucher College ----------- Home Sylvia Haines --- ......... Employed George Harmon -- Harry Harrison --- Gladys Heagy ........ ---- ----- Home ------ Employed - .... B altinlore Charles Hendrickson --- --- W. lil. C. GHICC Hllll .-,,--..,-.- ,------ H 01116 Iielen Jester -- lild. State Teacher's Col. lilil FQ' .l Oll6ClilS ......,-....-N- N111'5i11g Louis Katz .... - -- -..- - - - Employed Mary Kenney --- Straycr's Business Col. Katherine King -.......---- Elllplflyed lultzabeth Koontz ........... El1lpl0yCd Dorothy Klress ...............- HOIIIG Charlotte Lantz .......... -- El'l1Pl0y6Cl Esther Leese -- Md. State Teachers Col. lvlildred Leister -- Strayer's Business Col. Hazel Leister -- ........ ..... H 01110 Alice Le-gore .............. Employed Harold Lcppo ............. Employed Clara Lewis -- Md. State Teachcxfs Col. Dsrotity Lippy ..........,. Employed Charlotte Little ................ Home Hiehard Little --- ............ Home Harriet Loekard .... Maryland lnstitute Paul Long ................ Employed Charlotte liflann -- Strayer's Business Col. Virginia Mann ....,........... I-Iome lsabxrlle Marker -- Balto. Business College ltlelvin Mathias .....,...... Employed lylildred Mathias -- Balto. Business Col. Helen McQnay ................ Home Frank Miller .... .-........,. H ome Paul Morelock ...........- Employed Virginia Nlyers ...-.........,-, Home .lohn Nicholas .............,.,, Home Nannahctli Null ..- Bernice Pool -- tiaymond Pool -- High Point Col., N. C. -------------- Nursing Balto. Business College ltlartin Puneke ,-.-..,.,,,- Employed Arlene Reed ............-...,, Home Donald Recd --, Straycr's Business Col. Xveldon Rhotcn ---A .....,.,, Employed Francis Bichell ............ Employed Geneva Bitter -- Married and Employed Leroy Rosenstock .... University of Md. Davis Saylor --- Balto. Business College Pauline Schaeffer ,,....---- Employed Richard Scliaeffcr -- Gettysburg College .lulia Shepherd .-,--------- W, M, C, RllSSCll Shipley .,.,.,-,---- E1npl0yed Vil'Qilll2l SIOIIEI' -,----- -, ---- :Enllplgyed Charles Tuhman .... Johns Hopkins U. Carrie Mae Turfle .......... Employed Henry Turfle -- Balto. Business College Margaret Vogt .,.,.,..-,- - Employed Helen Wfhite ,.,-,-----. -,----- H cime Fl-0l'61W't' Nvilliams ,,,,-,--- ---- H olne Doris Yinsling -- Balto. Business College Francis Yingling -- Balto. Business Col. Ruth Yrltlllt -------- --w------ - - Home Celebrity Contest First Nlost Beautiful Girl - ......... lVlirian1 Shroyer Most Handsome Boy .... ...... - George Myers Best Actor .................. Albert Hurwitz Best Actress ........ ------..--- Betty Smith Best lllusician -- .............. Roland Snyder Biggest lllovie Fan ................ Betty Hall Best Artist ,....-. ---- -- Albert Hurwitz Biggest Chatter-box --- - ......... Betty Glass Biggest Book-worm .... -..-. . lack Brainard Most. Outstanding Boy ...... Eddie Eckenrode Nlost Outstanding Girl - ......... Louise Young Girl With Most Personality ....... Betty Magin Boy Witli Most Personality -- Carlysle ltlackenzie Best Girl Athlete ................ Betty Glass Best Boy Athlete ................ Roy Brown Biff-fest High Si-hool Pest ..... lllargaret Hurley Fr' Beit Dressed Girl .............. Betty lllagill Best Dressed Boy --- --- -- Eddie Eekenrode Bfgge-st Giggler -- .......... Helell HaiHeS lllgst Shy .... ..., ..... E 1 zrl Clifford Most Versatile -- - ...... Louise Young Second Geraldine Taylor Eddie Eckenrode Eddie Eckenrode Louise Young Charles :Magee Hazel Nagle lvliriam Shroyer r Ralph Shipley Katherine Crouse Phebe Robinson Ellsworth Sprinkle Betty Smith Betty Smith Eddie Eekeurode M-ayrella Ranoull Bobby Billingslea Charles Smith Miriam Shroycr Cai-lysle Mackenzie .lane Harrison Hazel Na gle G erlrude Lepp Albert Hurwitz IQIQIGZGZOIMIQZQZOINZGDZwith Q Q 9 IQIIQIOIIQIOIIGIOIIQIIO 010211015 ICIOIIOIIOIIGIQICKIIGIOIIG O .0..+' .o. 3. 92 'G .Q m Q. 'c A . . ... Q. 9. I I .0 . . 3 : : V Q CC DD jj .. sz T 92 3.' 3: 9 I I I O I I :oz Q . . , -'Q EQ I . :Q Q :oz 7 ' W . . .2 ,. .v A ,. 9. W ,. a 'V T .v V W . . .6 . . M . . All Senior Portraits in this issue were made by Y iff 6 S The M CII n Stu IO 157 E. MAIN STREET 3' W .. W John C. Bowersox, Jr. li U 'Photograph ic ,Hrl isl .,. . . O T :: Westminster, Md. Phone 544-W EI? an 9. -- az y 'Q 0 4 bf!!1IQIfIfICIfNTIS!f9fIC3If0fIOfI0ff0'l+'1510I+ 0 6 + Y'+ W '+ O ylviivikiiofiikiio 0 OZZOI 10210218IOICOIICIIICIQKTIOT .Q W A W M 0 O O Q Q O 0 0 O O 0 O PHONE RITTENHOUSE 4297 CLASS RING AND ANNOUNCEMENT DIVISION O Q 0 Q 0 0 0 O O 9 5 9 O 9 O O . 'T 2 Brooklyn, New York Q 9 O 0 ..i...... Makers Gt The Standard Westminster High School Rings And Pins Q Q I H I I I I I Y I N I I V 0 9 Q o I O V District Manager Room 201 C. C. Humphreys 34 South 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1 I N I N 'c A I I S 9 0006000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOQO0960606006000OQOOOQOOOOOQ 9'9999000NQIMMNHHIIKSNMMEEEHEMHMMHHD900009999999' 0 o o o Q o o 4 o o o o o o 4 o o o o o o o o 0 Q o o o 4 o o o Q Q 9. 35 hi 35 IO KE I0 bl hi 35 KI ki DZ DE 35 3' o o 0 o 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 o Q o Q o Q 4 o 0 Q o Q 4 o Q 0 0 O 9. 9. 9: .01 Ev: at ie ie z. A 5 91 If 102 K1 K1 32 16 IQ 16 16 146 N1 K1 101 101 RI 1+1 .+I Q+I 3. P. 102 10Q IQ 92 91 101 91 K1 KI 101 31 D1 31 91 16 IQ 145 101 102 CO1 IQ IQ 1C 3. DI IQ 102 P1 ' 1IRI!IH!!D1!31!31101!1C313IN101D1ItIC5S161231101102101IOIIOIIOIKDIIIOIDIIOI1 T A MATTISON MATHIAS MEMORIALS Erected Everywhere Established 1906 Our landscaped displays will assist you in making a completely satisfactory selection ARTISTIC DESIGNS - PERMANENT MATERIALS ' MASTER CRAFTSMANSHIP Prompt Cemetery Installation-State-NVide Service Ofilce-Display-Plant Baltimore Olfice and Display VVESTMINSTER., MD. REISTERSTOWN RD.-PIKTESVILLE Westminstei' 127 Entrance Druid Ridge Cemetery Pikesville 444 C91IOI10III0110f 101101 101 101.1 'O' 91 V ,vi If' Q 3. T Y KI V A Q 6 C -Q. ..- '- Q. C C ,O w. V 0. A 6 .Q 311616 3110Ib13.1i31!1OI10110.1Q 1011O1l011O1lO13I311iI01IIOQIOIIQIQIOI3111101510151 3I!3IIO21Gl011G!101 .0I 1032!IKIKHKIDIKIMIOIQQIKIQGEFIREI!!! D. S. Gehr Son Hardware, Heating, Plumb- ing, Oil Burners, Stok- e rs, Refrigerators, Radios and Elec- trial Appliances Westminster, Md. Established 1866 is 0 101 '.0 0 U .Q jo If 16 IQ M W 'G if IG 241 IG It bl I 246 IQ IG I 31 ' 1+1 91 A W 'Q -E +2 +I ,Q 1 . 0 Best Wishes From THE Westminster Nurseries We have served Westminster High School graduates for for- ty-four years. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS Evefgreens, Roses, Shrubbery, Hedye Plants, Preennials, Rock Garden Plants, Fruit Trees and Berry Plants. Consultation without charge- Landscape Plans furnished- Phone 222 Westminster, Md. DI 32 'c 16 IG Zi 'c 32 T 'c 32 . W xf O w 'v 9. o 101 .Q O 'c 9. Q W 9. W w S 3. W W 9. M U ... If 5. A T A Q. 3. .Q A .Oz ... 9. 9 v 'c Q V W 9. 0 W 6 T W b. .Q O v O 'G W O 'c IQ .6 6 W W 9. 6 5. W O W ? O T :W W T Western Maryland College WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND gg Fred Garrigus Holloway, D. D., LL. D., President. if .Q .. For Young Men and Young Women Q2 ff Unexcelled Location, Modern Curriculum, Complete ff Equipment, Moderate Rates f f lm I i Qfj Catalogue upon application ixMaxe:are5mezexzerezexzzozrozzezzezwx:ez:og:fi:oz:+:zexzo::ozx:+:x:m:o:x::+::ex:c:e:e:Q:ezx::c:+::o::ew:a:x:i:' V.-xxxnz:Qxmxmy:Qmeazxzeazzexoxo:szxazxwxx:+:geQ:Qaxezwezeazzezexxxmrzozxzomxrf:zozzozxw I If , e- K R V IZ :Q : 1 . . . no Sanlta ry Market : 1 Q Q w wr Q -- - . , 9, Q, LQ Staple As Well As Fancy Z 1 Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables - Meats . . - C 13 3 Daily Deliveries QQ I I ig -. Phone 283 84 E. Main sm. H FRANCIS C. KEEFER, Owner jj .. ,E o + + o Q o Q + + 4 o o o::o::orezexsryzozzozzczointzoz:+':+:xx::o::o::o':o:w:zczxxhzazxxatyazzozywzzozzezz' .......,.-,...q....... ..............,...,....-............ li!!!MMMMAA.QAAQMSMAAMMAMAMMMASMAAAMSAAAASAMMAMAMMMAAMMI .6 3. A 3. 9. M O W V M 0 9. .Q Q A O W STEWART N. DUTTERER FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS :: 7 CHOICE CUT FLOWERS--POTTED PLANTS 3 I. gg CORSAGES Greenhouses and Store 110 Pennsylvania Ave., West111inste1', Md. 9. '- 32 lc cl SQ S QQ Harvey Bon or on CONGRATULATIONS Vogue Beauty QL To The Senior Class II :Q Cm fl' Shoppe lf or S Washington Avenue, near WATCHES-DIAMONDS Main Street JEWELRY Phone 389 45 E. Main st. Westminster, Md. , :: . :1 Westmlnster, Md. Engle E, Hook ' :Z Margaret I. Beard, Props. 5Q:ze:omgfzzfzzemyzszazymzyzexsozxzzxzozzozg FARMERS SUPPLY C0. Wagner's I 1 Everything for the Farm Agricultural Im lements Seeds P Restaurant gg McCormick-Deering , if Tractors Washmgton Avenue if :: I ,Q 11-13 Liberty sn P: Westminster, Md. LEVI WAGNER, Owner ima:zozzorzezozzozyzeszzezemtazzozxmtazazzozf A DI PI DI KI Id 32 101 Compliments of The E'2 Farmers Fertilizer Sr Feed Co. A IQ DIKIIGIMICMDIN!!!DIKIIGIIEHKIDIDINEICI V T v v IG 'v 'v A A IG O T Wm. F. M yers' Sons, Inc. GROCERIES-MEATS and PROVISIONS Phone 360-361 Westminster, Md. . . . . bl O A 0 T Q. 'c A A C A Q 9 QE QI General Insurance - A -so 2:2 22 STONER 81 HOBBY S. C. Stoner, Owner .. F: 17 West Main Street Westminster, Md. Insurance Plus Service ' Q Q Qszamxazxxzemzzezeaxzozzo o v v o or 'E COMPLIMENTS Mackenzieis Drug Q 32 z Store o Kg 0 Westminster, Md. 2 6 O 9 A O OOOOOVVWVVWOWVWCTIIIIKIKK 90tiitiltfhiltiiiifittifl O9 3 9 3 K v 9. O T ? COM PLI MENTS OF F. A. Shcirrer 8a Son J. Francis Reese, Owner Funeral Director Home Furnishings W ESTM I N ST ER MARYLAN D ,O. IQ IQ :oi IQ It Id 3. :Q 'v 6 :O ttiiiihxiitiiiihiihllhilK3 E32202101INIOIIOIIOIIOIIGIOIDIDI IDI 102141 IGI 102 102 Iv O W W' IQ W A A Q. I bl DI DI Ii 'v COMPLIMENTS OF Magin's Bakery East Main Street Westminster, Md. 92 3. 92 IG IG 92 91 4 IQ IC IG QI If IG A Ze S IG T fo' 9 .Q D. 'o M IG Ot3uhA9'P99SmQ!9m!MSutM9wt99'9M9- A3mQM3mQASmQSSmQA3u!M9wE90HhS3wt9 WESTERN MARYLAND COFFEE SHOPPE AND RESTAURANT 24-Hour Service 59 W. Main St., J. F. MOORE, Proprietor. IG IQ :oi IOS 202 ... Qu!MSutMSM!M3utASutASntA5wtI3CQI3 919 9 0 Q 9 0 O O COMPLIMENTS RIN EH ART YARN SHOP 63 W. Main St. Westminster, Md. MAi9AMMMMMMQAUMMMAQJAHEMAAR O Q IG T IG IQ KI 9 9 0 A W H N R 5 I I I H :Q I 9: li :Qi M Q Q 8. I Q 'Q 3: o 3 'WINNER!!!HI!IH!I!!!HNIEIIEIEEIIEHIKEEIEHIKOoOGIHIINHH 9. EVANS BROS. 187 E. Main St. if Westminster, Md. Rent Our Electric Insect Sprayer Special Deal On Johnson's Wax G.E. MAZDA LAMPS 'I' WETHERILUS4R ENAMEL 5 O O LAWN GRASS SEED OIL STOVE WICKS Q like0009900000G!!!lI!!!I!KINHIKKIIIEIIIIK009006115315 ... .Q Q 1 O .2 O A .Q Q w Q W v 9. Q w Q T 3 9. Q T .Q W .Q Q 2 0 S 9. G w .0. O Q O w Q O w 'v 0 v w .Q. 9 w O ?I 0 I S I 9. ! 1 9. ff LQ: 3 If A E 9. M 9. M v 9. 9: .,. .o. ,.. io: A A .,. E O Ze M 9. 'c 0. .Q 6 V A N Q v .Q V .9, W V. V. i Y. W 9. 9. Q I 'c I 9. H W I O V W 5 o QDQOQOOOO0000OO6000OOQyy!!yfffxfxffyyyfliiiiiffllfyiyf , . . 22 a Q ... 0 -A a SPONSELLER ' ENGLAR : Q I FLOUR MAKERS AND FEED DEALERS I ' V ' Phone 235 WESTMINSTER, MD. iy!!9f!fIHHllHI!OOO0000066000OOOOOOOOOOOQOQOOOQOOOYYRS CMKIMDQQQIIIMIDQQQQQQQooo V Q oooooooooooooovii 1.: ,Q . . .. Q 1 .. 3. 'of ' ' 'J A M X ,. X V ' 'Q II 1 I . . ROYAL GRILL .. s 21 Io: 9. Compliments of the Q' 7 Z . . , :Q ' 1 i Westminster's Newest and -- X gg . A LUMBER 1 ,Q, Finest 'Q- A Q gg RESTAURANT QQ ii COAL .- 1 I and ii ' ' 15 SODA FOUNTAIN ff it SL ff The Place To Meet A gg L if F ' d ?f 1 ne . . , , SUPPLY . . 21 East Main Street Westminster, Md. 35 CO' ,C xi .. w tv I1 r, 2: .. T O Z ' Q Q Q 16:a:Q'Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 M V i 9. 9. .Q .6 9. Q. M I .t S 'v .Q O A 0 T V O W 9. 9. O z. E IL H A sz bs -- .. I+: E y I 5 H H M H DI 9: DRINK 9. .. Q. ' CCCA CCLA Complzments .3 IN BOTTLES if gf if I6 ze 92 92 P2 ... Q. ge wi OF A Q Q 5 H CocaColaBottlmgCo. , . Frlend 12 WESTMINSTER, MD. Q4 I Q Q I ze :Q Q. if 102 gf 3 102 M 1 I H E 3 X I Y F Q I ' ' fi 3 A 3 IG :: , , Q. IQ S Q A I lv. bf IQ Iwi 102 Ii If IGI 32 32202 92 bf 101 IG IG 316 IGN IG '92 102 KI If IIC 202102 C02 IOIIGI C0216 31 3102 91 If IOI KI IQ ''fbi!HZQZQIGIWMDINSIZQZEDIZGIMHKIMNHZQQQ 521632QEIIIOIIOIYIGIQIDIIOIIIIQIOIIQKIIOIEIOIDIQIN' 32 If - - A r : - - eacon tee .5 COMPLIMENTS fvf S H S U Products Company gr. Manufacturers u E T u 11 B S OF ALL 2.5 :c Q H ' Q Poultry Equipment 525 -' :: , 3' Brooders :W R d Sl SI'1l SI' gf Feeders :W - .. 55 Fountains :: M Q 3 Q N Q I 5' Manchester Road jg Westminster, Md. Wesitminster, Md. Phone 460 .. H Q I 9. 'Q' 3 I EH!!!!!!!!!NE!I!!!H!MM!!f 9. IIIHHIENNHEINHIEIKMKIIHNR A IC IC T IG M IQ A 'v v bl 'v A A COMPLIMENTS OF Union National Bank Westminster, Md. bZb.a.emm.o..G IQ IC IG IG IG A as T ' bi92202bl!M102II!H!!!bZ9ZMZOIM!!ZOI323ZHk' V Ii DI Q NEWTON M. ECKARD Groceries Meats Fruits Phone 338 221 E. Main St., Westminster, Md. PI KI IQ 32 IG 0 .O..0..t !.M9.9I3I!INIQIG 92510226 102202 16 IG 'c T A .6 xc W C 9. A MA .Z 9. 9. COMPLIMENTS OF N eudecker and Sharrer Westminster, Md. IGI IQ V 9. 10. A 0 z. A O A M A M A W W 3. 0 9. 0 V Q. O 'c A W .Q 102102102 IQ 922011032116 KI KI ICE CO2 IQ IG I 32102 fi. .. 'S y 74 Mzlk jg We specialize in MILK, the world's oldest and most perfect food of the human race. VVe go thru the same operations daily to bring to the homes of XVestminster this very necessary P f food. It comes to you PAS- S 1 QQ TEURIZED, which science has found greatly adds in prevent- mg diseases that comes from unpasteurized milk. Remember that. Ask For ,Q ZZ KOONTZ S IG . . 'i Pasteurlzed M1lk and S Chocolate Milk if Phone 317 Westminster, Md. TIGICIOINIOIMIGDIEMZIDIZEKIMIGINIIOIIIQIQIQ Run Right To ff A .. v ii ii Re U S ' at LI for all your Drug Store Needs 15 E. Main Street iT Phone Westminster 391 For Free Deliverv io: .QKIOIIOIIDII'OKIWIIGIIKIKIIQIOIIIGKIS1610220 IGIMIGIKIIDIMIKIIGIIIGIQIOIIOIIQIIGIIGIQWI V 9 ze Cash s T g Real Estate and Ins. Agency Westmmster, Maryland :g ... S P E C I A L OIL CROQUIGNOLE PERMANENTS UNDINE PERMANENT 86.50 WVlnding from 1-mls up - ' 'NI-Nile Oil Cruqulgnohl 3: nr vnmblnnllon wnvq-N 5: glorltles n-.1 mm-. s5.ou E Q Super Oil I' u s lx up ' FPDQIIIKIIIIIA' W' a v I- 53. 1Va nre using thu- In-st Qi :Of -'llllllliw-1 on the nmrkef mul glvhlg :J the In-st waves. TH E GLORIA BEAUTY PAIRLOR Q A I'vI. 304 NVQ-astllullistvr 82 WV. Main Sl. bf 113232553231110131111IKIIFIDIKIIHKIIIKHK3 ,t.QA.t.QAMA!MA!.9.MAt!.!.MMS.9..Q.0..0.f0. ws Quality's Home-Where Quality Rules-Since 1881 M6ll,S and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Better Merchandise for Same Money Starr, Gorsuch M .. if ' if Llttle 29 E. Main St., Westminster. . 9. 520216IIIG12692162011021NDIICNEINEICIMIQIC' .., . . 9 'c w T 'c .C COMPLETE PERMANENT 9. 33.00 a s1.oo Have you tried the soft up- ward I-on of the hair at the sides with just a pompadour. L.et us style your hair this new way. Phone 395 LOWRY BEAUTY SHOP Q 'Qld2616NIIHDI102HIHMDIIIKIIIICICIQICICK Id IC IG Ii IG ! W Sf O 9.9.9,.9.9.9..0.0.9. .0.!.8..9.9.8..0.!.Q 9.3335310231 MSMHEI!!A138SM.QAM.QIQ.tMIC1i.tItA Frank T. Shc1eFfer Master Plumber A PLUMBING, HEATING TINNING CONTRACTOR Agent for: PIONEER ou. BURNERS STOKOL STOKER GIMCO ROCK WOOL HQUSE INSULATION Ofhce and Show Room 92 W. MEII1 Sf. M10 IG :cf 22 Q3 .Q- 52 W- WZ Qu. A. 5370 I 'g . . M ,Q KI DI 8 32 W O V W 'c DON'T FORGET THE PROFIT SHARING PLAN AT Compliments 0- U of The Best Soda Shop In Town f: :: TOASTED SANDWICHES gg PLATTER LUNCHES Westminlster FANCY SUNDAES ggg SODAS ,g .. M .. ' at SOUTHERN DAIRIES SIIUUZQS Blink ICE CREAM THE FINEST AND LARGEST Member of the ASSORTMENT OF F I D . CHOCOLATE CANDIELS y 0' eral epom EXCLUSIXYE AGENCY FOR Insurance Corporation 102 32 :i PAGE st SHAW gg CHOCOLATES gg IQ 5202202102 2023211 10292141101516KINIDIIQIGIICIGIIQDI .. .. .. ., .. .. ., .. .. -, ., .. 0 -. .. .. ., .. ., .. .. .. .. .. . MMM!9..QMM9..Q.Q9..QA.9.3.QMA!M.Q.QMM M o x because your services will be valued and because you will be judged by A Z O A Senior Secretarial Teacher Training Business Administration Q c Q. V z Q Q 0 v .Q A C 3 It 'Pays TO ATTEND A Good School the character and the stzmdiug of the school from which you graduate. Q Day and Night School Open all the Year. l Individual Instruction COTURSES OFFERED LEADING 'UO GOOD POSITIONS 9. U 6 Stenographie ' English. Bookkeeping 9- . . . . I Junior Secretarial CIVII Service ' Accounting Let us help you decide ou the course of study best suited to i your particular needs., We can give you the same help and the same start we have given thousands of others. And you can attain the same 1 heights if you will make the same start. Vlfill you make that start - NOXV? Call, write, or phone PLaza 1241 for a catalogue. E. H. NORNIAN, President. A 0 ALTIMORE 2 USINES OLLEGE M W Baltimore and Light Sts., Baltimore, Md. 'c IQ 0 IG IC CC IC W IG IG If IG W M IC W Q K0232311KIKIIGYIIIDIIOIKIKIIOIINDI!!!IGDflikiilliICIPI!DIISICDIMMMQINDINQGMKIMMKZCZCISS A O 9. 'v 5. T ,zfvimloiwlivltoliviivibiiviiviZeiviiiididiiic-IZdleliiflivlkilyi 2.2 r: ' L02 : : 9: wp 22 C IG Zi i i 3 SCHOOL BUS gf 35 i ' -CONTRACTORS- - :: :: O. 92 9. 3. 1 Before You Buy A Bus gc io: of 102 Q See Snyder's Safety Steel l'2 A 1 C ' w Q 3,3 0ll1P1111lCI'ltS - - School Bus Bodies . v -Of 24 , :': bf Now Bemg Constructed oi QQ f '- Y V , 3 I2 SNYDER BODY womcs Bonsack Bros' Hampstearl, Bid. A id Q Q .. -- q M. R. WARE :Q ff Sales Representative W N :oi LS. 'Lvzzezezemzzeszaxes::ot10:51:02mxszozzmzi' 1 !.Q.Q3..9.1.9.8AMA9.A9.8.MM9..tM!M!lS!!HWIIICEKIICHIIICINIOIIPIQQIQNPIIUIIDI3' QQ. 3 i .Z 1 IG V - EIWHWL. . : 1 1 'QQ' ' A9 ' - A -y . 1 : A La, 3 13 .Q Q 1!,3,!Ql S 4: - Lid' ., 1-f'g- . ' 5 ., 1 its V -o.- 1-0, :- A. 2,054 1 r LW Q :Q - ' Y z-wggr. - ' Q 1 LQ. :,ifQ r ,g K X' -1. ,- B1 LOW FARES I FREQUENT SCHEDULES QQ : : -+2 , , A 1: .500 1' our Local Agvnt 5 7 1 5 .Q '- QE 4 MONEY-SAVING CHARTER RATES : : ge 12 91 ,, Q: 31 .C 'J .Q ' if S ,- . . - :J .Q ii 1.1321015102III!!!KENNY!YIYIfICIOIIOIICKIICNDTIQIKINIICIOIKIIHPIlillilllikllllP5 ICICQCIOIQOIQQPIZIOIIQIICIOIIOI19110255102!I0Il0IlQQG.4..0I 5911921155ICIll!!!IKIMQCICHKKIIHICKE 10. Lv. 9 Q91 lfnrty-oigflltv you rea ago lhen- wuw 2:1 no lllgh Svlmul- in Carroll lwlllllfy. ,:: There we-ro no llllf0l'll0IIill'S. 3,1 :Q Not n mils- of lmrxl fond. Q: QQ: Not il radio. jg: foj Very few teleplmnen. 31 IG I There were nu Motion Pichn-1-5. bf , Q 92 'l'h1-rn wus un Elvrtrlc- Lights in :OI B h xvl'5llllll'ASfl'l'. S Q: There were no Silk Hose. Q: IM- llllgllt 1:0 011 :xml lm-niiml V :z: nmny ll'l0l'l' things that flu- ru-hool 0 ' . gf ggintgaul girl of. today take fur , 'l'lll'l'P lmvo lyxfvn mgxny 1'llIllllI1'H . lilllfl! 'l'. YV. M:j'l'llER ly SONS nm-In-ll their slbre In xv1'N'll!iIlifl'l' in 1890, but vertaln fundmlwnlnls f.: 3: QQ do not ltllllllgl' and the prim-iplvs :Q on whlqh we 4-stglgljflgegl thiga. lmsi- QQ 3: ness uri-' tho' snlnu-' tmlny' 'ns they B E T H O L E N E :Q were 48 ye-urs ago. llonusty, Trutll, Fairness, Courtesy-theme do not Q change und mn- the :mme today nn Q: ,Q and 1' Q lllvy were 48 years ago. Q Z- To the Hflllllllltillg' vlnss ui' !Ycs1- , ' 4 ix f minsh-r Illgh Svhool wx- oxh-ml our S R I C H F I E L D -5 1 mnurrnflllutlollpsl n-nd trust that as I -Q2 tvlu-y slnrt in 'tlieir life Work Hwy, I will lmild on the foundation nom-w, - thnl do not change. . , e, , A WCSllllll1Sl6l'. Did. 32 T T R ' 0 0 M Westmxnstefs Leadmg QQ . . . . . . . , A K S13018 - EQKIIICIGIIQKKIIOIHDIXIQHICICICIOIIOIICQOIK!!?. 9 9 3 O IE 9 0 0 0 O O O O O 0 O O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O Q 9 O ooziillilissoqczqoooz zlliilylliooooooooooqh ,oooooooooooooooooQMKHEHHEMMIHESENHKHEKHMOCASS ' 0 5 I ' ' rf 0 3 : ' UU on . ' 5 A I-I Q :: O 9 ' P4 A 0 c: N C13 C5 r ' P4 A o sl 'Q m 3 1 1 bg E G 52 O0 Q1 o v 'd -- 9 :: :: G. Q Q nu Q F ' I ' M -E E 51 G sa I' ' my ' I 2 Q S., :r U Q Q '1 Q 'U Q E Q . Q . E 2 S 3 3 g I-Q 'U Q H 0 Q G In cu O Cn ., Z o . all : . E. ev- 9 , H- :: ,. U3 5 Q fb E v U' Ig ' b4 fn A A cn .1 9 0 U V H eh A Q U1 2 0 Q ' Q 5. 25 sl. 2 o : m S ' g O Q Q Q O Q O :: :s 9 . . I . on tftflttt 0 H ,. N 'NNHN :mangas uouovvmngw znuun .nissan Nunn: O a V W H 'c W W T V O A 9. V V 3. at M V Q H 6000000OOOOOQQOQOOOOOOQOO O O 0 O O I I 0 When You Need ,z Q E: CLOTHING, SHOES, DRY -' GOODS or NOTIONS . . - , zz Penney s O O O 6 O O I I z is the place to go 2 Q 6 ' Good Quality At Low .Q O Prices 2 .. , .. 3 J. C. Penney Co. W IC 9 To O Q 3 Dept. Store I I I I I 00000OOOOOOOOOOOQQOOOOOOOO .S0OOQAKEIMHMIINIIHEDOOCMIQ 2' A Complete Line O 8 GRADUATION GIFTS Q, Columbza Jewelry Q E 5 Co. 34 West Main St. I Westminster, Md. 2 5 0 Q90Ci!I!!!INHI!H!HN!!!3090 WHH!!!HEESMIHIIHEMEEMENNID M I M I E I I E H N I I H I 3 3 K E H W I .t 0 J. Stoner Gelman GENERAL ELECTRIC and F R I G I D A I R E REFRIGERATORS 3 MAYTAG WASHERS 3 RADIOS 3 FURNITURE g Phone: 24 Q KINKEQHHQQPOOOOO000000006 IEHHKQQIIKIIMQKIMMQQQ Ki!!KSKIQKIKMEHRHIHREHHIEKEKMMMMHNHIIMEEEQQHNA 5525555355IEINSEIIHNEQIIE5 U N na: E . .., Q ,, ,. gm pn F 'S Q do Q Q sf 0 :- Q E32 Q '15 cv Q 'Q cm 2 ,-U vw 2 wi Q cv 5 F - ... ' 3, -4 Us JJ E. 5 Sm 5.5 'lj CD ' w 5' H H E P U D-5 DA 5 2 QS 5 2' .. 24 . we g in mp' ECU E v-in-O E. 5' L in H- -1 Ja mg my .-,--' In 2 cn 0 2' A :1 .. U1 . in Q in fp f-,. M pu'-' vm fm .- H- ma rg 3 w 7 0 Q N Q . D 9 5 5 S2 m qw A. 3 . 5 C11 E11 .z Q T 5 ? m S 1 M BW W Pd S575 FH 2 :U fa P121 .Q . g 2 9, E' ,,.. ..U T UP Q Q f!!!l!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!W 3W1HHH!!!HEREIN!!!N!WHSHMIHMHIEIIHE55555535333 Q H : H m M o S v 'JU ' QIIHEQWIKIMEEHINHEIQQ T1IIIHIIINHKKIKIIKZXIIISIKllillillililliiiliig 5 ' F' gg Q 3:5 T55 5 7: : Cn H v Q 5, 5 -1 4 H- rn 2 Q Q ,4 -2 Q m o 9. 0 N 3 Q-2 3 21' Z. - :Q ff F' Q v PJ ..-- ,, 22 5: ggw Q 2 2. Q n P1 Q Q 2 H 1 do 5 2 fn E F :F M Q E t 5 :: 5-5: e 5- 21 -S5 C52 'S 5 E C5 E 542 C es ' 5-2' e if 3- 3- -a O an ga ch nm- o Q 7,1 1-4 S '4 22 '1 :sk -U P cm ' .5 E! 55 Q N --zz 02 H. .. an Q- 'B :: r' gf-P vm 7 :r :v m w - A 55 Q-' '45 5'-S 'E z- S Q ' Hg: ' fu :: 3 F. E 3 Us 'F?WN!!l!E!!!!??E!WW!f VW!!!E!!I!!EE?WW!!!!!!!!!!IHHEHIQIHEEHIIKIENHU 9III!!!NMEEKQHNIKMIHEHIHDQ 0 V A O 9. 2: FI C. D. CQLE CANDY 00. II Xvholesale Distributors 'c 'v SuburbanClub Beverages m V 3: P e p s l C 0 la DRINK 4-U ITTS BETTER 4-U ii 71 E. Nlain St. Phone 458 KI ' Q H WIKIIK!I!!H!IIIDI3216IIKIHIOIIKIKIDIDIKIDI101blDI!DI!!11022025123HKIHIGHHMASQ. Lf!I3IKNKIHHHHHIQIQIHIKIIIYIQHKIKIIIO:IfIICfbfI101ICIIEICIOINNIICKIKIIIKIIIIQL , z 1 YOU may always be sure when eating here that our best thought and effort go into preparing and serving food. I'T,S OUR M'AIN BUSINESS ALWAYS TO PROVIDE THE BEST THE MARKET S. V AFFORDS Visit us often, with your friends, and enjoy satisfying meals teniptingly prepared, plcasingly served, and reasonably priced. CITY RESTAURANT 10 West Blain Street Public Phone 408 Yvestminster, Md. 9: . . Q 'Q -9 Q is Q ,,, :: Q 2 H4 .4 o L 3' 'H :- Cb Ef 5 w ie sz 'FU Q Q Ciao Q Cb Q C 3 O E 2, '11 2 Q Z M Q ia :rf U1 v M 'W -' Ladies' Shop 1 Green and Ivory f :: 3 , .. 3 ,1 3 , 0 67 E. Mam St. IG y ' Westminster, Md. -0- 32 W A T W A W T Q W 9. W A W 9. O A m W 9. Q L W m b. 9 9. o .M 3. M O M 9 T W A Q, W 31 W W W Q Q 3. W W .Q .4. Q W W 9. O ,,. W Q. W W .,. W 9. 3. M S. PI W ... W W W W .Q 9. .6 5. fi W YQ!!!!3f3:3:9f3f3IfQffQ:Cfffffifffffxffg ffoiioliolididiibi5233216102ZoibikibikilolhiZOEMIOBIIQZQ 3: X H : : K I I :J . . H Mabel A. C. f. . . - . W . 'C rf REAL ESTATE Tj S3 and Ice Cream : : - - 1 N s U E A N C E f W W if ' f f .. Stmwood, Md- If It Is Borden s 1: W8StIllillStCf 805-F-14 Ifs G01 T0 Be Ggod '- Finksburg P. 0. . . Z.: 6 A : 4 W -1. -0- :g 32 3: 3: :ff 3: 3: 3: 3: P: 32 1620210111 3: 3: L91 19: .91 19: IC I IQ :C 10' 14' 'Q :Of 5 ff: Kf :Of 3161f6f.OfI+I3DIf0IIOf3f3I :Of 3: 31 :OI W:iff:Offf::OfI3::ff32:OIIQIEIQQIICIQKIKIICYffyffff ' 9' 0, 9 9' 9 5 0 9 9 4 0 Uf'01310119:.9:'51191?:f9:f0:1C 3 H 91 , , . . . . ' 'W' J. R. Ever halt ., H. C. Shlpley : : . . THE BARBER ki GENERAL NIERCHANDISE :Z AT Gamher, Md. . 4 h I AO: zz THE FORKS Phone W7CSlIl1illSf.Cl' 817-F-2 -- LIESIf3:11025!IQ!!IIIififfffffllfflifffflf' 2IIIEIEDIIQIOIHICHIGICICIGIC123533252015 Ii TQ IVLQ If 'C .VIC 10: 20216 CG fi M101 5. 18102 ii!! E102 KI 3' 16116 142 K: :Q IQ 101 if I6 IG IG :Q 10226 :C IQ IG IQ IG 35 '91 V 'f Day 145 Dependable -A Night 2s2-W-72-J G R 0 c E E 1 E s .- Burall QQ' Sn ydel' zz Evans Grocery fx ' ' . . . . GENERAL REPAIRING I , ' ' Q z I DC1lV81'y Servlcc TIRES 81 TUBES West1x1inste1', Mcl. -' 1 V ' - ' ' Q 2 ' ' Penna. Awe. Westllxlxxslcx. .J Phone 269 Palma. Ave' U : : 'y : : gf:OfIfYD:K:fiI3:3:3:I3:QQIQZKDIICIZQICYIQQIQI 9. S. O 5. M 3. 'v fd 'c o 'c A 9. A 3. .. :, e u CARROLL COUNTY'S GREATEST VALUE :: GIVING STORE af gf ge ,Q THE CARROLL THEATRE WESTMINSTER S HOUSE OF COMFORT : : Get The Carroll Habit RDIHIQIIIDIDI3218!IICDIEIDIHIIGIQZQIOIZOII10132IIOIQIWDIQIYDIDIIQIQQDIQCDIDIQIMQIIMKIKIGPL IIdZdiiI1620211011021MIIiyiibibljoiliolbibikibi ze az T - 'G W 2 2 Comphments z 2 ' - P 1 M ' P: Hahn Brothers of HANBRO Quality T W .. 'G fi H 1: COUNTRY cunsn HAMs H Charles Cohen 61- ze :Q and BAcoN 91 :Q ,: Sons if FAMOUS COUNTRY SAUSAGE Westlllinstel., wld- YVestmmster, Md. H, QQ Phone 345 T632ZOZHIQIMKIIQNDIXZQHwlbibilktbliifdidldxfz 'iiioiIQZQIDIZQKIIIDZZGMbiioiidfoibilybilbihibiQ ,Qmmm1zu1mmzmmmzcezamzewzmzexze:ex::e:f::.:a::.::ea:x:exrazazazmmxxxmzszazxxxxg if U PLEASE W .. 9: Q2 PATRONIZE II ze ouR ADVERTISERS Ir' ' L . I J i E V 1, l If AJ . w w nal .Q S H Q I 9: 5 I Q I Id K2 I I 9 I 5 M I E H I H 3: ,. N H W f 'T -'-'W '-'i---f f ' 'H' M I 31 A I H I M I I K I I M I 93 I I bl M ! M 1 I - 5 I M H I M 1 I W I I M ' 5 We are prlnters and do not boast Ib that we can do everyHHng bener Q w 253 A than the big city shops. but we can I do just as well and cheaper. Remem- ber us when you need any kind ot job work. 102 3 I U Q Q 3 Q I M V 3 V :: emocratlc vocate o. WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND I 'c HSN!IIHNHHHIEHHHHIHIHZMHH3555511533HNNKHEINKEINIHHESHH M!!!NNN!!IHH!!!H!HNHIIMINE!!EIEIIMHMII!M!MMII!MIH!!IlE V sf ' ' 1 . . - N -Q, .- K, ,Qlb - Y, . ' x 5: K,- ? - .X , , 1 1 5+ 1 all 1. 1, X . 78 X. , g ri. .G e 4 31 i.