Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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HT 1111: Win: ' 1 OA I I 'hr 091111 Published by WESTMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL PRICE: ONE DOLLAR AND A QUARTER PER YEAR THESTAF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ,lean Bankert MANAGING EDITOR ' Virginia Clayton NEWS EDITORS Shirley Frounfelter A D V E Thomas Holmes FEATURE EDITORS Faye Hyson Martlia Schaeffer L11 PN 'I' ATHLETIC EDITORS Marie Lash Daniel Welliver ART EDITOR Virginia Lee Armacost COPY EDITORS Nancy Lawyer Dorothy Burke BUSINESS MANAGER lluae Barber CIRCULATION MANAGER Dolly Mae Hyder STAFF FACULTY ADVISOR ...... Mr F ICXCIIANGE EDITOR Clzarlolle Lee lleagy RTISING EDITORS Betty Saylor .-Indrezv Pickens S ECC R ETARY Dorothy Burke IIIBIITING EDITORS Mary Croft Hazel Haines Anne Louise Roberts Betty Kerr Shirley Wlyers Vera Barriek Lillian Haines ,Ioyee Brown l'auline Myers Mary Shipley Doris uyllfldlillll' Carmen Caples Geneva Caples Frank Byham David Dalgleisll Clarenee ,laelrson s. Crlwer Il. Marlili Entered at the Post Oflice at Westminster, Maryland, December 31, 1927. as Second Class Mail Matter. Issued seven times during the school year, Oetober, Nov- ember, December, February, March, April, June, Ava-eplanuce for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Aft of October 3, 1917, authorized February 9, 1928.

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Jamison Ebaugh West Faculty Cearld E. Richter, Principal Houston G. Card, Vice-principal Mrs. Doris Alling Albert G. Albrecht Mrs. Ruth Bankard Mrs. Maitland Barnes Ralph Baumgardner Miss Elizabeth Bemiller Miss Donna DuVall William G. Eaton Quentin Earhart Lyman Earhart Mrs. Marie Ebaugh Mrs. Emma Edwards Miss Katherine Fiscel Mrs. Rose Green Mrs. Mary Hunter Miss Louise Hyder Miss Gertrude Jamison Miss Cornelia Kroh Miss Irma Lawyer William Lawyer Mrs. Lillian Martin Mrs. Audrey Michelfelder Miss Frances B. Miller Alfred N. Myers Mrs. Ruth Reter Curvin MoD. Seitz Miss Evelyn Stine Mrs. Helen T. Tatura Walter Watkins Miss Mary Weagly Mrs. Josephine West Miss Marsada Yeakle

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Class History A log of the voyage of the good ship 'L'46 , having set out in Septem- ber of nineteen hundred and forty two, with over a hundred hearty souls aboard, onto rough seas with the goal of Diploma Land many years dis- tant. X September 1942: T'he crew seemed in high spirits as we began our long and arduous journey. We were subject to the hazing of several of the older, more ex- perienced hands, but bore up well. We are allowed to do nothing but the most menial tasks, as we are but novices at sailing the seas of higher education. The journey will be trying but We are determined to see it through to the end. June 1943: Our first goal, Sophomore Island , has been reached. There is much rejoicing among the crew as we have put a full year behind us . . . yet ahead lie many perils. September 1943: We are well into the Straits of Sophomorus and the going is some- what easier. The older crew members permit us a little more freedom and we are beginning to feel accustomed to our surroundings. We were all allowed to celebrate on the day of St. Valentines - - the occasion being one of riotous merriment. June 1944: A few of us have been entrusted with greater responsibility as we near the Gulf of Juniorem . Half of our journey is now completed and we face the future with firm hearts and confidence. September 1944. We enter the third year of our journey no longer novices, but full fledged seamen knowfing all the ropes like Veterans. We subject the younger crewmates to some of that hazing which we were obliged to bear some years ago. Several of our members take part in weekly enter- tainment held on the main deck, and we climax this new feeling of im portance with a gala St. Patrick's day party. June 1945: The waters of Seniorus are just off our bow.