Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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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.

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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.

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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