Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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As our four years of high school dmw to a close, we desire lo leave a memenlo which will not only perpetuate the mem- ory of the Clflss of 1942, but which will also preserve for its members the friendships formed and the associations made -while in school. Therefore the staff has prepared this book, which we hope will serve these purposes, 35 CONTENTS ' The Faculty ' Glass History ' Senior Class Roll ' Glass Write-ups ' Class Song ' Under Glassmen ' Activities ' Advertisements THE DOORWAY EDWARD CHARLES SEITZ, A. B., M. A. Principal of the Westminster High School Aileen Algire Art Granville Eaton Head of English Dept., Dramatics Cornelia Kroh English ,af Maitland Barnes Elizabeth Belniller Helen Bowlus Typing Biology . English Business Training John K. Elseroad Fred Engle Katherine Fiscel Orchestra, Band Chemistry Library, Journalism General Science Erma Lawyer, Wilbllr Opdyke Busmess Economws' Frances Miller Boys' Physical Problems of American History Education Democracy A Huston Curd - A Vice Principal P Head of Commercial Dept. Bookkeeping - Commerical Law L , t i i Y N t .fi A . AZAA F , 1- Emma Brown Samuel Caltricler Typing, Shorthand Head of Manual Train- ing Dept. . Klathryn Fdltz . Language, English Lou R335 Haukms ustc C1lI'Vil1 Seiil Alice Venable Physivs, CPNPVUI Sfifmce Illathenmtics, Business ' V Training it if l Rose Conoway Lyman Earhart World History Head of Mathmettcs Dept. Maiiliebs-lull Clarence Knox 0 S Illanual Training -l0S0PhillC W9Si Margaret Wharton Clothing Girls, Physical Education R h K' . .., ut lllllney E ,V b I SeCf8tll7'y VV, I V R Q. -,,. '32 Sl-:Nlon Ng 1 fa- ,J i 1.--1' -Q... ..... i 'fit N-4:1 - -N f ,,,- N? -if -V 3- ff- - T -g Ni: ' - -viii - in Q 4, vp .ii T-is K .r f -x ' -f , -7 f 3, N.,h 5 x - N-f. - ,Q 1 'Q 4 4, X -1 .Zn -27 x.:Z+ X , , '-rN.q :ff Z ' -F H -5 aff -1 +? ,ff if 5 2 'N-f -if f X - ' V. - ,,. F, , f f , .-H ERE X 1 Z, ' 1 if X7 - '-'L - 5 -- gf ku. , H , ,, s - ig? . ,, ' -' .lt 'V 'VR -F 4: ' -'i u , - 'vm kim, , .411- 1 Class History . . . Perhaps more events of world interest have occurred during the pas! five years in which the 1942 graduating class has attended Westminster High School than have happened in any similarspan of time. Since high school ambitions form the basis for future life, it is appropriate that we. as graduating Seniors, record our achievements, and departing leave behind us footprints onthe sands of time. We were Seventh Graders We willingly took our places on that September morning, for we wished to orientate ourselves to new surroundings. Our feature production of this year was an operetta, The King Sneezes , During the year an im- portant innovation was instituted. Our cTaSs enjoyed the privilege of being the first seventh grade to graduate in the new high school build- ing. With this milestone behind us, we turned our backs upon elementary school, and resolutely strode forward, eager and yearning for the four years of high school which lay ahead of us. We were Freshmen We seem to be a class of firsts . Along with the introduction of a pub- lic address system in the school, came our first experience with home room organization. We were not able to take an active part in the ex- tracurricular schedule during our Freshman year, but we awaited., eager- ly the day when we could do our share in this tytpe of activity. Y , 'WM ...sn ..-. . ., A We were Soplzomores Time passed, and we now were Sophomores. This year a few students were selected for practice- in outside activities, and occasionally nervous Sophomores could' be observed taking part in assemblies. We also assum- ed more responsbilities, via class organization. Our Valentine Day party pointed the way ahead for bigger and better social affairs. We were funiors As we grew older and wiser, we left the Sophomore class and became Jolly Juniors . This year we took a more active part than ever in the extracurricular activities oi' the school, performing in athletics, the Christmas play, and the senior operetta, The Gondoliers . Our St. Pat- rick's Day party will always be remembered as an event of great success, We are Seniors Seniors We are at last, and War Seniors , subject to many priorities. For suddenly, on December 7, we were startled out of our peaceful exis- tence by the ominous declaration of war. The most direct effect of the present conflict upon our class is that it brings about our graduation at -an extremely early 'date. Nevertheless, we must carry on and aid our home front, Westminster High School. The Senior year is the culmina- tion of all of the dreams that fill our four years of High school, When we became Seniors, we took upon ourselves a burden of respon- sibility, heavier than that assumed ill any other year. Members from 'our class were chosen to be monitors, whose duty it is to keep order in the halls. We received our rings, which symbolize our work while in high school. In the dramatic field, we produced ag minstrel show, and a Christ- mas play, The Saints Return . We held several dances, including a Hall0We'en party, an intitiation hop for our new gym built during this year, our Senior party, a home economics dance, and the Senior prom, an event of color and beautry. And finally we arrived at the two occasions dearest to all of us, class night and graduation. We have now reached the events which close the book of our high school career, and open the way for a larger and fuller life in the outside world. Class Roll Class Officers PRESIDENT ....... ................... J OHN DONOFRIO VICE-PRESIDENT ...................... DOROTHY LONG CORRESPONDING SECT'Y .... DOROTHY JANE JOHNSON RECORDING SECRETARY . ...... GLORIA MATHIAS TREASURER ............... .... R OBERT HOOPER Aldridge, Norman Ensor Angell, Gloria Irene Arclmbald, Edna Louise Armaeost, John Carroll Armacost, Kenneth Schaeffer ATHOIKIJ, John Bayard Baker, Bertha Eva Bankard, Russell Brown Bankert, Doris Althea Bankefl, John William Barnes, Evelyn Lorraine Barnes, Daisy Pauline Basler, Milton Claude Beard, Donald Heagy Beard, Vernon Miller Bell, Mary Janet Belleson, Madolyn Clarissa Bennighof, David Cloyd Bixler, Mary Madeline Blizzard, Effie Viola Bowersox, Orville Clifford Bowersox, Margaret Pauline Bowman, Edward Milton Boyd, George Everett Buckingham, Anna Margaret Caple, Charlotte Alice Caples, Mildred Virginia Carr, Sterling Levine Caulford, James Elwood Click, Melvin Eugene Conover, Clara Alice Cook, Kathryn Irene Crandell, Phyllis Truth Crawford, Dorothy Ruth Cromwell, Rhoda Eleanor Cronise, Kenneth Eugene Crumbaclcer, Doralee Virginia Danner, Bertha Caroline Dell, Donald Ivan Dell. Woodrow Wilson Dix. Williani Garnet Dodrer, Edna Elizabeth Donofrio, John Patrick A Dorsey, Mildred Irene Dutterer, Charles Edward Dutterer, Doris Ella Duvall, Betty Hilda Eb-augh, Lanelle Ensor, Roland Luther John Flater, Marian Georgia Flickinger, Catherine Mae Flohr, r'rancis Robert Fowler, Rosalie Mary Frebertshauser, Carl Adam 1 rebertshauser, Olive Virginia F rock, Isabel Jane Gassman, Joseph Porterfield Lfosnell, Betty Jean Greenholtz, Stella LaRue Greenwood, Helen Margaret Greenwood, Margaretta Jane Haddawvay, Anastasia Agnes Hahn, James Carroll Haines, Mary Ellen Hall, Ralph Edwin Harris, Kenneth Jackson Hicks, Dorothy Jane Hoke, Solomon Nathaniel Hollenberry, Naomi Pauline Holloway, William Jackson Holmes, Jacob Thomas Hood, Miriam Cecelia Hooper, Robert Lee Hoover, Bethelda Mae Hunter, Treva Jane Hurwitz, Melvin Johnson, Dorothy Jane Jones, Ivan Dewey Kolb, W. Douglas Kuhns, Helen Rose Lee Leister, Mary Anna Leppo, Clarence Albert Leppo, Melvin Edward Linton, Florence Little, Marie Little, Marjorie Evelyn Long, Dorothy Irene Long, Hilda Lee Luers. Thomas Jacob Magin, Marvin Monroe Manning. Evelyn Jeanette lllartin, Frances Mary Martin, Morris More-lock Mathias, Gloria Louise Mathias, Mary Louise McQuay, Lloyd Ralph it f IF kr, Messinger, Marion Wantz Miller, Esther Virginia Miller, Edgar Melvin Moxley, Margaret Kathryn Myers, David Upton Null, Clifton Levine leeling, Alice Virginia Petry, Rebecca Ann Phillips, Verley Carroll Poole, Ethel Naomi Reese, Mary Louise Rhoten, Romaine May Ritter, Harvey Winfielsd Royer, Mary Isabelle Saltzgaver, Pauline Bertha Saltzgiver, Janet Elizabeth Schaeffer, Philip Blettner Seipp, Fred William Seipp, John Lewis Shauck, Alice Winifred Shipley, Sterling Adren Shyrock, Dorothy Jean Smith, George Francis Smith, William Everett Stansbury, Robert Levine Stevenson, Betty Nicodemus Lucy Jane Hilda Alice James Edwin Stoner, Study, Stuller, Taylor, Angela Irene Robert Otis Taylor, Ilpperco, Howard Carl Utz, Dorothy Marie lltz, Helena Elizabeth Weaver, Arthur Leonards Whitehurst, Robert Herbert Wintrode, 'Mildred Estella Mary Yingling, Henrietta Sue Zepp, Margaret 1.4 A NORMAN ENSOR AILDRIDGE ' 6'Bu.ll Interesting, Good-Looking, Pleasant Eistemldfodg Minstrel Showg Boys Chorus GLORIA IRENE ANGELL Angel Splendid, Staunch, Sparkling Athleticsg Libraryg Dramaticsg Eisteddfcd Hall Monitor: Operetta EDNA LOUISE ARCHIBALD 1iTl,ddy!9 Happy-Go-Lucky, Friendly, Jovial Dramaticsg Minstrel Show: French Clubg Hall Monitor, Senior Music Clubg Library JOHN CARROLL ARMACOST in '6,Iosie Carefree, Dexterous, Abrupt Athletics ALDRIDGE ANGELL ARCHIBALD ARMACOST ARMACOST ARNOLD BAKER BANKARD 1 KENNETH SCHAEFFER ARMACOST Adept, Able, Canny Carpentry for the School JOHN BAYARD ARNOLD alohnf' Competent, Benign, Fraternal BERTHA. EVA BAKER Bertha Serious, Sensible, Unsophisticated Home Ee. Club, A. A. A. Patrolg Cafeteria RUSSELL BROWN BANKARD Russ Dependable, Steady, Sedate Locker Key Service DORIS ALTHEA BANKERT i6DOt9! Amicable, Congenial, Obliging Athleticsg Dramatics: Eisteddfodg Operettag Cafeteriag Patrol JOHN WILLIAM BANKERT 6cRusty99 Deft, Stable, Generous Monitorg Athleticsg Boys Chorus EVELYN LORRAINE BARNES Barnesy,' Peppery, Lively, Pleasing Operettag Cafeteria: Athleticsg Senior Music Clubg Home EC. Club DAISY PAULINE BARNES 6SP0lly9! Companiable, Spunky, Blithe Home Ec. Club: Art Club BANKERT BANKERT BARNES BARNES MILTON CLAUDE BASLER 6SBas,, Skillful, Strong, impartial Boys Chorusg Patrol DONALD HEAGY 'BEARD Duck Popular, Capable, True Blue Athletics: Library: Operetta: Minstrel Band, Orchestra Show: VERNON MILLER BEARD llluggins Romantic, Adept, Mathematical Athletics: French Club: Stage Manager: Baudg Owlg Hall Monitor MARY JANET BELL icjanetn Fun-loving, Ambitious, Capable Operettag Cafeteriag Minstrel Show BASLER BEARD . BEARD BELL wi. Q l B MADOLYN CLARISSA BELLESON 6iMaddy9! Naive, Thoughtful, Reflective V Athleticsg Home EC. Clubg Girls' Chorus DAVID CLOYD BENNIGHOF Professor Industrious, Well-Informed, Outstanding Band: 01-chesti-ag Owl-Editor-In-Chief: All- Maryland Orchestrag Senior Music Club: French Club MARY MADELINE BIXLER Maine Real, Alluring, Likable Athleticsg Home Ec. Club EFFIE VIOLA BLIZZARD 6SEPpie99 Prompt, Steadfast, Gracious Operetta: Patrolg Home EC. Clubg Hall Monitorg Girls Chorus BOWERSOX BOWERSOX BOWMAN BOYD BELLESON BENNIGHOF BIXLER BLIZZARD l ORVILLE CLIFFORD BOWERSOX l Boom Socks RoIlicking,'Buxom, Concise Minstrel Showg Boys Chorus MARGARET PAULINE BOWERSOX Gipollyii Buoyant, Artful, Sprightly Athleticsg Libraryg Operettiag Art Clubg Bandg Orchestra. EDWARD MILTON BOWMAN Eddie Canny, Valiant, Shrewd Athleticsg Patrolg Operettag Eisteddfodg Band GEORGE EVERETT BOYD Haulse,' Jocund, Nautical. Original . Athletics: Minstrel Show: Boys Chorus i -A ' ANNA MARGARET BUCKINGHAMR Buckie - Calm, Casual. Capricious Cafeteria: Libraryg Home Ee. Clubg Sick . Room Services CHARLOTTE ALICE CAPLE Charlie Perky, Cunning, Benignant Athletics: Home Ec. Clubg Cafeteria-15 Girls Chorusg Art Clubg Operetta MILDRED VIRGINIA CAPLES Millie Adroit, Brisk, Neat Athleticsg Cafeteria: Girls Chorusg Home EC. Club STERLING 'LEVINE CARR ciBud9s Keen, Kind, Kuta Eistemldfodg Athleticsg Boys Chorusg Hall Monitorg Minstrel Show BUCKINGHAM CAPLE CAPLES CARR CAULFORD CLICK, I CONOVER COOK JAMES ELWOOD CAULFORD cctlirnn ii -s Retiring, Genial, Friendly Safety Patrol M ELVIN EUGENE CLICK Mortimer Friendly, Adroit, Happy Boys' Chorus CLARA ALICE CONOVER Clara Bef, Assiduous, Alert, Unwavering Athleticsg Eisteddfodg Minstrel Showg Owlg Sick Room Serviceg Home Ee. Club KATHRYN IRENE COOK Cookie,' Systematic, Practical, Sincere Operettag Eisteddfodg Cafeteriag Dramatics Art Club, Minstrel Show Y , ' 1 uf- J , , st. 'L Sli-if ff: L .: in V 12 W . 1. - . 2 1, I L, if i - ., PHYLLIS TRUTH CRANDELL --Phil ' Congenial, Unassuming, Unpretentiqus Drmnaticsg Operetta: Eisteddfod: Senior Music Club: Sick Room Services DOROTHY RUTH CRAWFORD Dottie 'I'idy, Energetic, Coy Operettag Home Ec. Clubg Cafeteria RHODA ELEANOR CROMWELL Rhoda Good-Natured, Cooperative, Quiet Cafeteria: Athleticsg Eisteddfod KENNETH EUGENE CRONISE MG eng!! Mischievous, Sociable, Popular Atlileticsg Ministrel Show: Boys' Chorus: Hall Monitor CRUMBACKER DANNER DELL DELL 11 1-' CRANDELL CRAWFORD CROMWELL CRONISE DORALEE VIRGINIA CRUMBACKER Doralee Proficient, Diligent, Gratifying Cafe-teriag Art Clubg Operetta. BERTHA CAROLINE DANNER Caroline Trustworthy, Creditable, Adept Operettag Minstrel Showg Owl: Hall MonitoTl Magazine Campaign Business Manager DONALD IVAN DELL -'Dew' Pensive, Precise, Trustworthy Athleticsg Boys' Chorus WOODROW WILSON DELL Woody Sagacious, Faithful, Punctual Pntrolg Hall Monitor WILLIAM GARNET DIX Dixi 17, Strenuous, Sportive, Pleasant Athletirsg Opevetta: Hall M'nItor: American Boy Club EDNA ELIZABETH DODRER f21,f1,by Instantaneous, Accamplished, Reliable Athleticsg Minstrel Showg Cafeteria JOHN PATRICK DONOFRIO '6Patsy,' Popular, Kind, Optimistic Operottag Athleticsg Minstrel Showg Class President 2-41 Dramatics MILDRED IRENE DORSEY Millie Serious, Shy, Artistic Art Club, Libraryg Owlg Stage Crew - Dlx DODRER DoNoFmo nonsav ' DUTTERER DUTTERER DuvAi.i. EBAUGH CHARLES EDVVARD DUTTERER 'four' Rogufsh, Good-natured, Willing-worker Locker Key Serviceg Hall Monitorg Athletics DORIS ELLA DUTTERER Sailor Progressive, Good-Natured, Vigorous Athletics: Dramaticsg Operettag Minstrel Show: Owlg Magazine Campaign Leader BETTY HILDA DUVALL 66Bet'y9! Capable, Level-Headed, Faithful Athlvtirsg Eisteddfodg Minstrel Showg Clulrg Home En. Clubg Ca.l'eteria. Art LANELLE EBAUGH Ln.nelle impartial, U nassuming, Complacent . I A ROLAND LUTHER JOHN ENSUR 1 Skinny', Capable, Loyal, Polly Proud Athletics: Operetlng Minstrel Sliowg Owl: Eistecldfod MARIAN GEORGIA FLATER Blurty Fair, Blithe, Beaming Lfafetei-ia: l'z1t1'olg Art Club CATHERINE MAE FLICKINGER s.'KiI'-Yi! Genial, Gracious, Gay Minstrel Sliowg Atllletiswsg Eistedclfodl Operettag Patrolg Baud FRANCIS ROBERT FLOHR Bucky Sociable, Loyal, U nrufflecl Minstrel Show: Patrol: Banclg Atlileticsg fJl'L'll0StI'2lQ Hall Monitor ENSOR FLATER FLICKINGER FLOHR FOWLER FREBERTSHAUSER FREBERTSHAUSER FROCK ' ROSALIE MARY FOWLER Fowler . wining, Constant, Pleaslng fl Cafeteria: Home Ec. Club CARL ADAM FREBERTSHAUSER Conn Auspicious, Jocose, Upright Athletics OLIVE VIRGINIA FREBERTSHAUSER 6'To0ts Genial, Cunning, Affabie Athletics: Patrc-lg Cafeteria ISABEL JANE FROCK ssl,-'yas Complaisant, Chatty, Tasteful Operettng Eistecldfodg Dramaticsg Cafeteria ' Athletics fggih ARGARETTA JANE GREENWOOD ANASTASIA AGNES HADIJAWAY racy: Hall Monitor: Stage Crew: Boys' mletics: Library: Owl: Patrol: Cafeteria: 17 GASSMAN GOSNELL GREENHOLTZ GREENWOOD x . sctlaneu Diligent, Meritable, Apt Dramatics: Opelrettag Owl: Magazine Campaign: Bus Mgr.: Hall Monitor Annie Reserved, Serious, Sensible Home Ec. Club: Library: Cafeteria JAMES CARROLL HAHN 6iJim499 Easy Going, Slim, Big Hearted Chorus MARY ELLEN HAINES Peat Capable, Peppery, Determined Dramatics e ?1. 9 :?4c: RALPH EDWIN HALL,--' 6-Ralph - Artistic, Carefree, Talented Art Club KENNETH JACKSON HARRIS 6'K0nn0y Consistent, Energetic, Helpful DOROTHY JANE HICKS Hicl:si0', Quiet, Unwavering, Sunny Tempered Athleticsg Minstrel Show: Owl: Girls' Chorus, Home EC. Club SOLOMON NATHANIEL HOKE iiH0kL,y99 Urbane, Precise, Duteous Operettn: Eisteddfod: Patrol - -1 HALL HARRIS HICKS HOKE HOLLENBERRY HOLLOWAY HOLMES HOOD NAOMI PAULINE HOLLENBERRY Q ' ' Diana ' , V Apt, Felicitous, Spruce fi O J , Cafeteria, Athletics . 0 i f YVILLIAM JACKSON HOLLOYVAY ' O 6'Jackson ,gl Big. Dauntless, Invincible f ALE' O Athletics: Hall Monitor: Minstrel Show: Dramaticsg Operettag Boys' Chorus ' JACOB THOMAS HOLMES 66.1. T'!9 Clever, Easy-going, Peppy Minstrel Show: Operetta.: Draniuticsz Eisteddfod: Libraryg Hall Monitor MIRJAJVI CECELIA HOOD 6sHo0di1 ' Thoughtful, Serious, Pensive Home Ee. Club has Girls' Chorus, Sick Room Service: Cafeteria: l - -'Q r ,ii 5 S 1 Hooesn HoovER HUNTER HuRwlTz DOROTHY JANE JOHNSON iiD0t!9 Pretty, Popular, Particular Draniatics: Music Club: Owl: Corresponding Secretary: Hall Monitorg Christmas Play IVAN DEWEY JONES csilonpsss Guileless, Dramatical, Stern Xthlelics: Operettaz English Clubg Dramatics: Christmas Play: Eisteddfod W. DOUGLAS KOLB 6dD0ug99 Frolicsome, Sincere, Zealous Senior Music Clubg Operetta: Eisteddf-od: Minstrel Showg Art Clublg Orchestra. A HELEN ROSE LEE KUHNS 5'Trotty,' Attractive, Delightful, Jolly Operettag Owlg Minstrel Show: French Club Czunera Club, Senior Music Club u S ,' ROBERT LEE HOOPER Hooper Spry, Talkative, Playful Class Treasurerg Athletics BETHELDA MAE HOOVER 5'Bette Comely, Prim, Unruffled Draniaticsg Athletirs: Minstrel Show Operettag Eisteddfod: Patrol TREVA JANE HUNTER Tools Complacent. Blissful, Perky Athletics: Home Ec. Clubg Girls' Choius MELVIN HURWITZ 6qBenny99 Vivacious, Suave, Zestful Owl: Handg Minstrel Show: Magazine Cam pnigyu Lender: Soccer Manager: Operetta JOHNSON JONES KOLB KUHNS , gg, . MARY ANNA LEISTER l Leister l Friendly, Petite, Generous Cafeteria, Operettag Libraryg Home Ec. Club, Senior Music Club CLARENCE ALBERT LEPPO 6cCorky99 Miscliievous, Vigorous, Friendly Class Officer-25 Athletics MELVIN EDWARD LEPPO Malvina Leppolskyv Studious, Suave, Hard Working Athls-tics: Dramaticsg Owlg Stage Manager FLORENE LINTON Fl0ssie,, Unbiased, Blithe, Compliant Athletics: Libruryg Operettag Minstrel Show, Cafeteria LITTLE LITTLE LONG LONG iT 11 1- LEISTE R LEPPO LEPPO .LINTON MARIE EVELYN LITTLE Snookien Capricious, Perky, Captivating Home Ec. Club: Girls' Chorus MARJORIE EVELYN LITTLE Marjie Talented, Inviting, Vocalistic Operettag Eisteddfodg Minstrel Showg Owlg Home Ee. Club: Senior Music Club , DOROTHY IRENE LONG is - 99 . Dil Attractive, Witty, Pleasant Christmas Play, Owlg Athletics, Minstrel Showg Class Vice-President: Home Ec. Club HILDA LEE LONG GGHid9! Efficient, WiIlin91 Resourceful Libraryg Owlg Cafetcriag Athleticsg .. Home Ec. Club Luens MAGIN MANNING MARTIN MORRIS MORELOCK MARTIN 1Uorris', Adroit, Genial, Sportive Patrol: Athletics A I LLKb i te GLORIA LOUISE MATHIAS Gloria Loyal, Peppy, Efficient Senior Music Club: Operettal EiSt0dd0d Owlg Recording Secretaryg Minstrel Show MARY LOUISE MATHIAS Mathias Domestic, Affable, Considerate Cafeteria, Library, Dramaticsg Home EC. Club LLOYD RALPH McQUAY sslloydu Altruistic, Staid, Composed Athletics THOMAS JACOB LUERS Tommy Stalwart, Unassuming, Well-Built Operettag Athletics: Minstrel Show: Boys' Chorus MARVIN MONROE MAGIN String Bvanv Prompt, Efficient, Determined Athletivs . RVELYN JEANNETTE MANNI NG Ivan Reverent, Dainty, Demure Art Club: Cafeteriag Athletics FRANCES MARY MARTIN - Frvnr'hy Agile, Sportful, Sprightly Athletic-sg Patrulg' Home EQ. Club MARTIN MATHIAS MATHIAS MCQUAY- Q31 MARION 'WANTZ MESSINGER Missie', Neat, Agile, Larking Minstrel Show: Operettag Libraryg Eisteddfodg Atlileticsg Cafeteria ESTHER VIRGINIA MILLER HES!! Vivacious, Good-natureld, Appreeiative Home Er. Club EDGAR MELVIN MILLER Miller U nobtrusive, Earnest, Humane MARGARET KATHRYN MOXLEY l'lIoxl0y', Good-natured, Cooperative, Nimble Athleticsg Eisteddfodg Patrol' Home Ee. Club , Operettag MYERS NULL PEELING PETRY A -l -KN ,r'f'jlx if A5 ar RJ Hg, X 1 MESSINGER MILLER MILLER MOXLEY DAVID UPTON MYERS Squlirt,' Frollcsome, Proficient, Talented Athletics Bandg Minstrel Showg Orchestra Dramatics CI IFTON LEVINE NULL 6'Snood Clever, Able, Composed Athletics , ALICE VIRGINIA PEELING V , Tish I Compassionate, sedate, Spruce ' Home EC. Clubg Girls' Chorus REBECCA ANN PETRY Becky , g .,,. I ttr . 1 M QQQI -Q , . . , A fl , . A ' - l l , :,. 1 .L.,' ' 1 xx V A Sympathetic, True, Dutiful Cafeteria: Sick Roc-ru Serviceg Home Ee. Club PHILLIPS POOLE REESE RHOTEN HARVEY WINFIELD RITTER biSp!,l,dyf!9 Prankish, Robust, Powerful Athletics: Drznnatiesg Operettag Eisteddfocl: Minstrel Showg Boys' Chorus MARY ISABELLE ROYER Rim my , Magnetic, Carefree, Liberal Lihraryg Dramaticsg Operetta: Owl: Cafeteria: Sick Room Service PAULINE BERTHA SALTZGAVER GiSalty.99 Meditative, Benevolent, Urbane Athletics: Dramatirsg Cafeteria JANET ELIZABETH SATZGIVER Sa,lrsi' Pleasing, Attractive, Reflective French Clubg Eisteddfodg Dramaticsg Operettilq Hall Monitorg Athletics VERLEY C ARROLL PHILLIPS 65Petey9! Arch, Energetic, Frank Arhletim-sg Operettag Minstrel Sllowg Locker . Key Service, Dramatics ETHEL NAOMI POOLE Naomi Pleasant, Studious, Tops Eisteddfodg Minstrel Showg Owlg French Clubg 1..1lJ1'aryg Operetta MARY LOUISE REESE 6sBiun Witty, Frank, Aristocratic Liuiaryg Dl'3.lll.3liCSj Minstrel Showg Camera Clubg Home Ec. Club ROMAINE MAY RHOTEN Manie Benevolent, Amiable, Valiant Cafeteria, Home Ec. Clubg Girls' Chorus A RITTER ROYER SALTZGAVER SALTZGIVER T i 4 A l l 3 l i l i Y 4.4 PHILIP BLETTNER SCHAEFFER i6Babe99 Clever: Humorous: Conventional Hall Monitorg Minstrel Showg Bandg Orches- tra All-Maryland Orchestrag Eisteddfod FRED WILLIAM SEIPP Hrreddyr Kindly, Stalwart, Trustworthy ' Athletics JGHN LEWIS SEIPP Big John Tall, Slow, Sure Athletics 0 erettag Minstrel Showg Patrol: D Hall Monitor AI ICE WINIFRED SHAUCK Winnie lnltiative, Dependable, Studious Athletics Minstrel Showg Owlg Hall Monitorg French Clubg Operetta SHIPLEY SHYROCK SMITH SMITH Oi SCHAEFFER SEIPP SEIPP SHAUCK STERLING ADREN SHIPLEY sishipn I Modest, Handsome, Precise Athleticsg Boys' 'Chorus DOROTHY JEAN SHRYOCK Dottie Imperturbable, Quiet, Entranced Cafeteriag Libraryg Home Ee. Club GEORGE FRANCIS SMITH Smitty Compatible, Energetic, Reasonable Athletics WILLIAM EVERETT SMITH 'fmzr' Not easily Provoked, Sprightly Banclg Orchestrag Athleticsg Patrol ZEPP STANSBURY STEVENSON STONER HILDA ALICE STUDY 1 f'Hilda Exquisite, Staid, Orderly Athleticsg Library: Operettug Eisteddfod, Cafeteria: Home EC. Club JAMES EDWIN STULLER Eddie Sedate, Amicable, Cordial ANGELA IRENE TAYLOR Angela Popular, lngenious, Genteel - Art Clubg Athletics: Minstrel Show ROBERT OTIS TAYLOR 'iR0b0rt Taylor Companionable, Thoughtful, Veracious Hall Monitorg Athletics MARGARET ZEPP liZeppie9! Bustling, Frank, Frolicsome Athleticsg Operettag Cafeteria ROBERT LEVINE STANSBURY l Strawberry Jolly, Jovial, Jocund Drzuuuticxtg Opcreltag Eisteddfotlg Minstrel Show, llull Monitorg French Club BETTY NICODEMUS STEVENSON Nivkie Candid, Sensible, Exultant B.llltlQ Orchestra: Eisteddfodg Owlg Minstrel Showg Home Ee. Club LUCY JANE STONER 1 lucy Lane Congenial, Well Liked, Versatile Drzunutitsg Eisteddfodg Home Ee. Club: Hall Monitor: Senior Music Clubg Christmas Play STUDY STULLER TAYLOR TAYLOR re L t 4 L+ HOWARD CARL UPPERCO scUppyn Expert, Neat, Rollicking Operettag Athleticsg American Boy Club HE LENA ELIZABETH UTZ Utzie', Sprightly, Cordial, Agreeable Athleticsg Minstrel Show: Cafeteria: Operetia DOROTHY MARIE UTZ Dot Petite, Pretty, Delectable Operettag Cafeteria: Athletics ARTHUR LEONARD WEAVER Saint Skilled, Strong, Sturdy . Athletics 11 - UPPERCO UTZ UTZ WEAVER WHITEHURST WINTRODE YINGLING ROBERT HERBERT WHITEHURST Buddie Good Humored, Competent, Rollicking Athletics: Operetta I' , MILDREIJ ESTELLA MARY W INTRODE Mil xx Hearty, Gracious, Merry Athletics: Operettng Eisteddfodg Patrol A Cafeteria: Minstrel Show 61545 ' ' A 'fi ,RON HENRIETTA SUE YINGLING I xl -w gwggg Henme , A Trim, Contemplatlve, Taciturn y Cafeteriag Dramaticsg Operettag Eisteddfod: - xgtbvv Patrol A eeee -J Class Song QV' Here ,neath our fllarylanrl, s blue mountains, Here is our Westlrxilzster High, Where on the crest of the Blue Ridge, Memories never die. Dlemories, memories of our sehool days, Weslminster High, we'll always think of you. All through the years our love will remain undying Westminsler High, Westniinster High, Through life we'll remember you.. Here's where we spent many hours, Gaining more knowledge each day, Here's where we made friends and comrades, Joining in -work and play. 5 THE WESTMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL Underclassmen LS CIR OR I JUN W l' JUNIOR GIRLS Armacost, Barbara Baile, Ruth Bare, Betsy Beachaiu, Ann Benson, Ruth Bohn, Mary Jane Brown, Betty Brown, Nora Buckingham, Betty Burns, Eileen Caples, Vivia11 Clingan, Dorothy Cooney, Ruth C0l'lIlaIly, Mary Cornett, Juanita Cromwell, Helen Crowl, Kathryn Day. Betty Dresc-hler, Eudora Dunn, Pauline Dutterer, Anna Dutterer, lllarjorie Earhart, Kathleen Earhart, Virginia Ecker, Donaline Ecker, Dorothy Elseroad, Mary Anna Engle, Caroline Essich, Gloria Ford, Pearl Fowler, June Frick, Betty Carver, june Graham. Eleanor Greenholtz. Dorothy Croft, Elizabeth G1-oft. Pauline Halter, Ethele Harhaugh. Miriam Hering. Virginia Horn. Emma Howe. Thelma Hull. Kathleen Humbert, Eva Hyder, Louise Johnson, Harietta Kay, June Keeney, Eurith Knouse, Martha Kyker, Anna Mae Little, Anne Logue, Norma Long, Hazel Long, Jean Mackenzie, Betty Magin, Ruth Marker, Helen Martin, Betty Meckley, Betty Merkel, Betty Muse, Helen Myerly, Betty Lee Myers, Edith Myers, Ruby Niner, Ella Mae Owings, Virginia Parks, Barahara Parrish, Janetta Patterson, Louise Peltz, Mary Florence Pennington, Charlotte Peregoy, Naomi Pinkerton, Caroline Pinkerton, Isabelle Poole, Ruth Beaver. Doris Redding, Bessie Reed, Dorothy Ritchie, Virginia Roser, Irma Schaffer, Ethelmae Shoemaker, Ruth Sies, Catherine Smith, Zadie Sneeringer, Rosalie Snyder, Marie Talhert, Mildred W'ard, Janice Wfarehime, Loretta YVilliams, -Josephine Yingling. Kathryn Young, Betty Zepp, Doris Zepp, Virginia JUNIOR BOYS JUNIOR Aldridge, Robert Armstrong, Carroll Arnold, James Arnold, Vernon Babcock, Harold Bankert, Donald Barnhart, Clarence Barrick, Donald Beard, Paul Bertholf, Max Bixler., Russell Bixler, Victor Bowers, Robert Brehm, Charles Brown, Kenneth Conover, Harold Cronise, Arvin Darr, Edward Dell, Paul Dickensheets, Stanley Eckenrod, Lamotte Frizzel, Gerald G-arey, Everett George, Ray' Green, Robert Green, William ' Gunther. Christian Haines, Edward Haines, Howard Haines, Jean Hendrickson. Robert Hering, Willialli Hoff. Gilbert Hutchinson, Ernest Lcistcr, Marvin Leppo, Albert BOYS Leppo, Lester Mann, Clayton Mathews, Calvin Mathias, Malcolm Mans. Bernard Miller, Dean Miller, Russell Myers, Lester Myers, Norman Myers, Roger Muse, john 1 arry, Cecil Petry, Charles Phillips., Calvin Saylor, Glen Saylor, Levine Schaeffer, Charles Scliaeffer, Willialxl Shauck, Edwin Shaw, Harvey Shipley, Francis Shriner, George Smith, Frank Stitely, Garith Stone, James Vollman, Bush Waltz, Norman Walnpler, Roy Wilson, Rudolnh Wright, Harold Yingling, Eugene Yingling, Hugh Yingling. Richard Zepp, Ellwood Zook, Harry Zepp, Norman OMORE GIRLS SOPH F SOPHOMORE GIRLS Arnold, Margaret Babylon, Laverne Barnhart, Betty Barnhart, 'Mae Baumgardner, Ruth Beamer, Nancy Beaver, Marie Bell, ,lane Bish, Ethel Blizzard, Charlotte Blum, Louise Bollinger, Beatrice Bond, Catherine Brenneman, Erlene Brown, Evelyn Brown, Louise Caple, Anna Caulford, Ella Clifford, Helen Close, Elizabeth Close, Irma Daley, Teresa Uinst, Louise Untterer. lsahelle Picker. Alice Lee Farver. Betty .lane Flanagan. Rita Fowble, Alice Fronnfelter. Catherine Cesell. Ethel Cist. Margaret Coodermuth, Marie Grimes, Lorraine Green., Mildred Hahn. Pauline Plainf-s. Dorothv Hall. Pnth Ellen Hoff. Doris T-loff. Edith llnff. Nlildv-ed Hollinger. Joyce Hughes, Helen Hughes. Hilda lhev. Mae Kauffman, Margarita K ing. June King, Kathleen Koontz, Imogen Kroop, Mary l Lambert, Catherine Leister, Charlotte Leister, Lavina Leister, Ruth Leppo, Ruth Lindsay, Charlotte Linton, Lois V Lippy, Ruth Little, Betty Lovell, Frances Marker, Louise Martz., Mary Alice Mather, Margaret McLaughlin. 'Mary Crane Miller, Eloise Mohley. .lanice Myers. Rnthetta Owings. Alvina Pr-ltz, Bertha Bhoten, Cladvs Bolmertson, Virginia Boyer, Christine Shaffer, Estie Shatzer, Trla Shatzer, Marv Fhinley. Mildred Cmith., Teresa Spencer, Doris Ftonesifer, Bettv June Stonesifer. Ruth Tawney, Dorothy Tavlor, Aileen Tavlor. Martha A. 'T mm.as, Rebecca 'l'hmnpsnn, Naomi Tracy. Elsie Ruth Trftell, lda Mae Yvaffner, Betty Walsh. Geneva Warner, Betty VVQ-aver, Luclla Wright,, Ruth BOYS MORE O PH S0 SOPHOMQRE Bovis Arnold, Charles Barnhart, Paul Beard, Harry Bennighof, Raymond Boone, George Brown., Harold Ditzler, Clifford Donofrio, Harold Evans, James Field, Gene Flohr, Norman Ford. Edsel Gesell. Edward Gist, Richard Green, Norman Greenwood. Williani Grimes, Williani Heagy, Melvin Herr, Oher Hurwitz, Jerry Jenkins, Kenneth Johnson, Edward Keefer. Calvin Lon g, Jacob Mann., Myers, Myers 7 Myers, Perry, Poole. Howard Howfurd Johiy. - Joseph Kenneth Harold Rill, Roland Rosenberger, Henry Saylor, Eugene Sensenev, Fred Selby, Sterling Sies, Luther Snead, Donald Spencer, Charles Spencer, Walter Spencer, Warren Sprinkle, Edwin Stoeksdale, Levine Tawney, .lames Turfle, George Wfalsh, Gene Wisner, Carl Zincon, Charles L it VKX FRESHMAN GIRLS FRESHMAN 'GIRLS Amendt, Margaret Arhaugh, Betty Armacost, Evelyn Arnold, Anna Baker, Ella Bare, Martha Barnhart, Dorothy Benson, Caroline Blauvelt, Mittie Bond, Dorothy Bowers, Betty Bowers, Irene Brauning, Fay Breitweiser, Evelyn Brothers, .loan Brown, Mavis Buckingham, Jean Caples, Aileen Carhauszh, Bina Chew, Doris Chew, Marv Lou Click, Bettv Close, Doris Conowav, Ruth Cook. Marianna Ecker. Bnherta Evans. Ester Ford. lnez Ford. Mav Ford, Wfvlda Free. Elaine Erebert sliauser. Evelyn Camher. Barbara Carrett. Marv Graham. Helen Croft. Bettv Gunther. Edith Haddnwav. Catherine Haines. Marv .lane Haines. Virfrinia Hall, Bonnie Jean Harpel, Gertrude Harford. Mary Weaav. Doris Hinchey. .lean Hoover, Buth Jenkins, Helen Jenkins, Pauline Knight, Doris Legore, Dorothy Linton, Betty Lippy, Charlotte Lockard, Guendolyn Mancha, Gloria McQuay, Betty Menchey, Evelyn Meredith, Byrd Mickael, Mary Anna ,Muse, Julia Myers, Ellajean Nicholes, Vivian Nushaum. Beulah Parrish, Myrle Peeling. Dloris Plank. Lola Randall. Audrey Baver, Doris Richards, Mary Jane Bitter, .lune Bitter, Mae Boyer, Doris Boyer. Lois Schaffer. Dorothy Selhv, Mary .lane Seipp. Helen Stem. Louise Stocksdale. Frances Stoner. .lune Ftonesifer. June Sh-evig. Betty Qvlfes. Vivian Tavlor. Bettv Trite. Frances Twifra. Marv A. W:awne1'. Marian Williatns. Edith Yimrlimr. Dorothy Yohn, Phyllis Zepp, Phyllis Zincon, Eileen Zook, Dolores '7 '-ev FRESHMAN BOYS FRESHMAN Armacost, Bernard Basler, Wilson Bauerlien, Irwin Beard, Kenneth Bixler. Robert Bollinger, Eugene Bollinger, Francis Boone, Clyde Brown, Harry Callrider.. lvillmr Caple. Berlin Carr. Levine Chandler. David Clingan, David Crabhs, Kenneth Dobson. Wleldon Eelier, Charles Fnglar, Dan Eunieli, Charles Fowler, Raymond Frieli. Adrian Georg. Carlton Green, Cars Hering. Neal lrlarford. Wlarion pork. Thomas llvle. .losenll lrwin. Riehard Jones. Thomas Koontz. Karl Knhns.. Paul Kvlcer. Dana Larrimore. Harry Leister. Donald lenno. Roland Long. Konneth Tfonsf. Ri:-hard Lovell, ,lr-hn BOYS Martin, Bernard Mason, Mannie Micheal, Arthur Miller, Leo lllilligan, Robert Morningstar., George- Morton, Earl Muller, Henry Myerly, Richard Myers, Carroll Nusbaum, Donald Nusbaum. ,lohn Parrish, Maurice Reitz, Gilbert Ritchie. Willialn Saltsgaver, Duane Scattergood. .lohn Schnaulmle, Lewis Seipp, Kenneth Sentz, Roland Sharkev. James Shaw, Robert Shatzer, Bruce Shinley, Floyd Shriner. Thomas Stem, Charles Strevig. Donald Stull. Jack Tawney, Charles Tawney, .lohn Troxell. Willialll Twiflgq Denton Wa1'ner, Robert Yinglinsr. Carroll Zepp, Levine Zepp, Roger Zile. Earl f' , I w , , 53 as ISI LD BJ ra fn na co U21 E-1 Z . F-IJ if Sf P , E . gn ... N N ,l L SEVENTH Arbaugh, Hilda Bankard, Ailene Bankert, .lean Barbara, Mae Blizzard, Gloria Bowersox, Elizabeth Brown, Joyce Brown, Phyllis Burke, Dorothy Chew, Arlene , Cflllllljie, Gertrude Eckard, Norma Evans, Nancy Frizzel. Hazel Frc'a1nfelte1', Shirley Garret, Resell Garret, Thelma Croft, Mary Grove, Mary Alice Haines, Charlotte Haines, Thelma Haines, Lillian Harllaugh. Loraine Harman, Margaret Heagy, Charlotte Le Hoffer, Helen llyder. Dolly Hymn, Faye C GRADE GIRLS Leppo, Edith Long, Betty Martin, Doris Manchey, Betty Miller, Gertrude Milligan, Gloria Mobley, Jean Myers, ,lane Naylor, Dorothy .NIISDZIIIIIL Mary Parks, Shirley Poole, Bernice Ripley, Charlotte Robinson, Catherine Saylor, Betty Joyce Schaeffer, Martha Schaeffer, Yvonne Shipley. Mary Smith, Dolores Stoddard. Alice Tawney, Betty Tompson, Lillian Tracy.. Madella Tnrfle, Julia Wagner. Betty Mae Waltz. Lana Waltz, Miriam Werner, Grace 'S ' N 1 rn P- 1 O l W in il 1 LII Q EV' - r Q L5 1 H Z I F12 1 KP W X Li CII L SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Arntoeast, James Arnold, Charles Arnold, ,Francis Barnes, Yvilfred Barnhart, Preston Barnhart, Roland Baum-1ine,Q Richard Beaver, David Blauvelt, Llltllel Brenneman, Donallm Brown, Raymond Buckin gllillll. l la rrv Burns, Landon Byers. Charles Cook, lluhert Clarke.. Charles Crouse, Nevin Davis, Robert Dell, Otis Dowdle. W'ill:'rd Freymen, Francis Frick, Donald Frock, Eugene Greenwood. Johnny Grimes, Francis Haifley, Billy Haines. Kenneth Hahn. Richard Hesson, Jack Hood. Charles ai Jackson, Clarence Jenkins, Fred Keefer, Karl Lippy, Billy Lippy, Donald Logue. Billy Logue, Thomas Long, .lames Lovell. Mac Matheny, Thomas McGee, Paul McNeave, Billy Nusbaunl, Thomas Pickens. Andrew Rollison. George Scattergood. Lloyd Shoemaker. Robert Snyder, John Stephan. Author Stephan, Donald Stephan. Richard Stoner. Carl Sl1Yllf'Sll'6l'. Hale Sheely, Guy Tawney, Donald Wisne1',, Kenneth Yingling, Richard Yingling.. Williatnl Zfmp. Kenneth Zile, Sterling 0 H 1899 o Activities . . Classroom and Extra The CWI ITS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF David Bennighof STAFF PRESIDENT ' Melvin Hurwitz EDITORIAL BOARD Naomi Poole . Gloria Mathias Miller Beard Winifred Shauek Mary Louise Reese Betty Stevenson TYPING EDITORS Mary Isabel Royer Gloria Mathias i Mary Ellen Haines Hilda Long ,lane Greenwood Clara Conover Stella Greenholtz Doris Dutterer OWL SCOUT Roland Ensor John Donofrio ATHLETIC EDITORS Winifrefl Shauck Doris Dutterer Melvin Hurwitz ART EDITOR lllilrlred Dorsey BLSINESS MANAGER Melvin Leppo Naomi Poole ADVERTISING EDITORS Caroline Donner Dorothy Long Doris Dutterer .lane Greenwood CIRCULATION COMMITTEE Betty Stevenson Dorothy Hicks Naomi Poole Rose Lee Kuhns STEERING COM.MITTEE Wini fred Shauck EXCHANGE EDITORS David Bpnnighgf Naomi Poole Gloria ullathias Dorothy .lane Johnson, Marjorie Little Caroline Danner Naomi Poole Staff advisor - Bliss M. Katherine Fiscel BENNIGHOF Editor MAKE UP EDITORS Marjorie Little Rose Lee Kuhns Betty Stevenson Melvin Hurwitz PROOF READERS Naomi Poole Winifred Shauck Gloria Mathias Dorothy Long Marjorie Little Rose Lee Kuhns REWRITE MEN Mary Louise Reese Betty Stevenson Mil'er Beard Marjorie Little Entered a.t the Post Office at Westminster, Maryland, December 31, 1927, as Second Class Mail Matter. Issued seven times during the school year, October, Nov- ember. 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. Clubs cmd Grgonizotions Girls' SEXTET Ilouvor, Mntllins. Litilv, llnwkins. t'o1'11mny. Slmm-lc, Arlmu-ost, Glee CLUB ll:11'lmm:ll, Martin. Lnnpr. SlllN'llHlkl'l', lluinus, Mnrkor. lhmkvrt. Dut- It'l'l'l'. lmy. l'0l'lll:llly, livlcm-. Burn-, Funk, Little. Parks. Knonsv, Arma- msl. S1-mml How: llurwitz. Svluwffvr, Willhuns. Mm-kvnziv, Johnson xIZlllll2lS. Littlv. Hawkins, lllngrlo, Duvall, Linton, Ibuwllslvr, Stunvr. M4-ssillgm-l'. Ile-ll. ll. Board. llolmos. lflnsor. Third Row: Bertllolf, Ilninvi, llixlvr. Slmw. Ilynlvr. I'e-lrz, Dunn, ldssivk. Frm-k, Angell, Kay, Benson. llull. l'. liz-nrsl. Slllllllfk. llollowuy. Boys' OCTETTE First Row: Bertholf. Shaw, Hawkins. Ilurwiiz, Sclmoffvr, Sw-mul lluw: I-Iolluwny, Gary, lloluxvs. ll9llllilIfIh0f, W T The ORCHESTRA First Row: Smith, Mathias, I-Inn-hinson, su-vonsun, Myors, Board, Hl'l'1'- lT0r!ll0l.f, D. Bennighof, Engle, R. B1-nnighuf. Lopno. Gem-ll. Soc-ond Row: Hoff, Elseroud, Evans. Mym-rs, The Junior OWL STAFF I-iirst Row: Sll0K'l'illg'Cl', Martin. Xvllfll. Sluoomuker, Magin, Mackenzie, Knonsv. E'ckol'. Little. llill'T1lllLIll, Siu-ond Huw: lillttewr. Gl'E'0llllUlfZ, Al'll1illf0ST'. D'1'OL'1lSI01', Xvillllliltxf. Ilaim-s, Slnu-ffm-r. Bixler. Bnro, Xviljhuntl. 'Phil-41 Row: Groft. Iinglv, lmy, Howl-, Kxly, Hyder, Hull, Bonsun, CUl'lll2llll'. Y The CAMERA CLUB First Row: Little, Sm-nttvrgrood. Sm-ond Huw: Hovsv. Stevenson, Hull, llydvr. Knhns, Third Row: L'lHllllTl01', Johnson, 'l'wigB'. Shnrkey, J. llurwitz, Soltz. Athletics I-'lrst Row: Boyd. Curr. Green. Ilia-lienslwots, ltitior. Som-mul Row: Hurwitz. Ensor. li. l'I'0lliN0, Flohr, A, l'l'0lllS4'. llc-ll. I'llll0l'l0A lbix. lflnrlmrt. Third Row: Rem-d. Holloway. Sl-Ipp. Phillips, Slmuck, Naylor, llonofrio. Fielcllaall Under the combined lead- ership of Miss Wharton and Miss Brown, the girls' field- ball team won the first game in its history. The pep and spirit of the girls is to be ad- mired by all, and win or lose, they always put their best into the game. SOCCZI' True to tradition, the Westminster I-Iigh School socccer team has displayed fine sportsmanship, loyalty, and perseverance. Sandwich- ed between two wins were seven losses, but the boys alwavs gave their opponents a clean and hard-fought game. With Mr. Earhart as coach a11d Bob Green as captain, they gave forth their best. V First Row: 1-'robertslmusor. lloff, Beiivllzun. Ilodror. liutleror. Slmm-li, Iii-kvr. n:lllk0l'I. Sw-oml Row: Wlmrton, IR-ltz, llnrm-S, Long. 'l':iyl0r, lluvull. lla i nos, Bro w n. Ensor. Svlmeffer, A. Cl'0ll'lS0, llollowsly, E. Cronise. Gorey. llendrit-kson, Dlckeuslleets, Earhart, Golf .Despite the short season for practice because of early graduation, the golf team en- joyed a very successful cam- paign. War conditions did not allow for such an elabor- ate schedule of matches as the group had the previous year, but Towson Catholics was a worthwhile innovation to the season's bookings. Y BB., A. A. A. Potrol First Row: Berllmlf. Frm-lwrtslnmsvr. l'mvlv. Mnrtiu, Iluwvrs, l', I:l':ll'll, Selpp. Esslvk. lk-liz. Sm-in-or. lluim-s. Sm-uml Huw: lluff. Snllsgivl-r. llorrimr. l-'lil-klnpri-r. ltroluu, l!:llI1il'l'I. l-'lull-r. lbvll. lh-nvlnlmn, lluff. This organization, whose captain is Paul Beard, has been doing ex- cellent work 'in assisting in parking, directing traffic, and taking care of school children on the buses. Our students are always under the guar- dian eye of the A. A. A. patrol. The Bond pp H 1'. Marker. Ilutc-lilnson. Ihilwuvk. Ihu-kinglmiu, ll. Roiuilgln-f, Myers. lflnglv. Smith, Evker. ll. lh-nrd, Wnulplor, Arnold, Mutllins, Stvveiisnn. Som-mid llow: ll. lh-iiiiigluvf. Myers. li, llvnrd. Fi-m-k, .L lllirwitz. Ilerriug. IlIlI'l', Sins. Haines. .lan-ksun. Slim-iilzikvr, Third Row: Else- rmul. lloyor. Ill-rr, M. llurwllz, S4-luwffi-r, 'l'u'ii:l-E. l'. Renrnl. ll. Muus, llvrtlmlt. By combining the A band and the B band of last year, Mr. Elsevoad has produced a much larger organization, witl. all types of instruments Well represented. A musical group of this kind is of great value to the school, and it is hoped that more pupils will take advantage of the opportunities it offers. Art Club The Art Club has done all in its power to serve as a medium of publicity for extra-curricular activities in West- minster High School. This year, with dances more frequent than ever, the art squad has contributed more than their share toward the success of these social gatherings. In ad- dition to this, the club created the amusing inaseots for thc Magazine Compaign. The art instructor, Miss Aileen Algire is serving as advisor, and the student body sincerely appre- ciates the work being accomplished by her and her staff. Dromohcs Probably the most active club in our high school is the dramatic club, directed by Mr. William Granville Eatonl This club has not only studied enunciation and expression but it has put on several one-act plays for Thursday assemblies. The members of this club also have learned to adapt stories of famous authors for radio use. Libro ry The library club is perhaps a more representative cross section of the Westminster High School student body than is any other club. ln this organization the members are taught many branches of library Work, such as cataloguing and shelving booksg helping students to find referencesg planning library assemblies for the schoolg and actually tak- ing charge of the lfibrary. This club has been taught by Miss Katherine Fiscel and by several practice teachers from West- ern Maryland College. Glee Club The Westminster High School Glee Club is made up of junior and senior students. This choral group 'makes pub'ie appearances throughout the school year. The organization, led by Mrs. Lou Ross Hawkins, sings for the Parent Teach- er Associatiwn, student assemblies, and school productions. Journalism Club The Journalism club exists primarily for the purpose oi teaching its members enough about Journalism to enable them to publish The Owl , our school magazine and paper. These Senior and Junior classes form the- basis of the Owl staffs. Each year, under the direction of Miss Katherine Fis- cel., the Junior group is trained so that it may take over the responsibility of the paper for the following year. Comero Club Under the direction of Mr. Curvin M. Seitz, the Camera Club meets once a. week. The programs for these meetings are both formal and informal. This year the club has been striving for two aims: to learn more about photographyg and to make better pictures. l i Crcliestro The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. John K. Else- road. Each year the orchestra participates in assemblies, P. T. A. meetings, and other outside activities. It is gratifying to note that there is added interest in this organization this yea1', and that the membership has increased. V 5- .l Lou Ross Howkins Musiccil Society The music loving students have at last gTOuped them- selves together to form the Lou Ross Hawkins Musical Society. The aim of this well-known society is to help the students to acquire a deeper appreciation for the better types of music. Throughout the year the club has sponsored sev- eral trips to operas and other musical events. The most out- standing was the trip to New York City to visit the Metropolitan. French Club This organization, although a small one, is enthusiastic- ally building for a better knowledge of French among the students. In its meetings, during which only the French lan- guage is spoken, this aim is accomplished through enter- tainment. Under the capable direction of Miss Kathryn Foltz, the French teacher. the students have benefited from their association in the club, and have come to have a strong- er and more thorough understanding of the French language. Home Ec. Club Those responsible for the excellent work of the Home Ec, Club this year are Miss Hull and Mrs. West, a new-comer ito W. H. S. Through their efforts it was possible for the club to become a branch of the Betty Lamp Club of Maryland. This organization has not. only carried on the usual work of the club but has aided the Red Cross in many worthy pro- jiects. The Annual Home Economics Dance was held in thc new gymnasium. l l l i I l l .l -A H. s. A Sewing Lesson A Play in the making Learning to find the total Miss Alma MCCaffrey's winning room in the magazine sales Campaign Vitamins for Victory AT Work Typing Class ln the Gym at last Experimenting in Pysics Phys. Ed. builds health Chemistry Lab Metal Work Reading in the Library ln the Cafeteria The Mess Call Library Defense Exhibits Mechanical Drawing War Time Art Under the Mural Shop Work Biology Lecture MAGAZINE SAlES REACH 2502.25 Breaking all precedents for magazine sales established in former W. H. S. Campaign, the two opposing teams, the Marines and the Navy, came to at splendid finish as they reached the home line when the clock struck 12:30 on Mon- day, February 2. Home room sales and individ- uals run-urs completely snowed under all records made in former years. The total sales for the entire campaign amounted to the amazing fig- ure of 32502.25 This year the school was divided into two teams-the Marines, oaptained by Melvin Hur- witz and the Navy, led by Doris Dutterer. As faculty sponsors, Miss Miller and Mr. Engle were selected for the Navy and the Marines, respec- tively. Through out the entire campaign the closest rivalry prevailed, but finally the Marines gained victory by a margin of 575.25 As individual salesman, Roland Ensor at- 'tained the glory of bringing in 551-15.00, an a- mount which far exceeds all records for personal sales in the school. Courtesy of Owl News Sheet 'Pup photo: Frewlin of the Uurlis llulrlishingx Vo. 4'0llf. Il':lllll2ll0S llulattztl I-Insor for his l'f'l'0I'tl-lil't'illilllg indivitluzll salt-s ot' Sllfptitl. Right Photo: Miss l-'rznivos Miller. I :u-tiliy Sponsor and Doris IAllllt'l'l'l', 'Fczim Cziptnin, with their Navy Goat. 'Pop photo: -Mr. Froul I-Engle. fzirfulty sponsor :ind Melvin Ilurwitz. tex wiptzlin. with tht-ir winning M:tx'illt- liillldogf' NFYU :tru shown the two t':Il!I2llllN :irtl their business lllilllll2'0l'N, Front Il:Lim-s, G1-ut-iiwoofl. lim-li: Hurwitz, llnnm-r, Ilixlvr, lluttcrer, on . A Ill Eire Saints' Return A Christmas Play A production filled with the spirit of Christmas was presented as the annual Christmas play on December 18, 1941. The story is as fol- lows: A group of saints, weary of the earth with it constant wars, and feeling that there are no 'more miracles, decide to return to heaven, and meet at Saints' Rest, the halfway point between hea- ven and earth. Just as they are about to ascend the gold- en stairs, they meet a man and a. woman who have lost their way and who wish to return to the earth. When the saints observe how much more faithful to their fellow creatures these mortals are than they themselves have been, they are ashamed and go back to their tasks on the earth. The saints, around whom the play is centered, repre- sented the following countr- ies: from Spain, Saint Ter- esa, from England, Saint Georgeg from Ireland, Saint Bridgetg from France, Saint Martin: from Italy, Saint Francis : from Hunzary, Saint Elizabeth, and from Germany, Saint Nicolas. Other characters were the Guardian Angel, an old man, and a young mother. The following people took part in this production: Dorothy Jane Johnson, Thomas Hol- 'Ines. Lucy Jane Stoner, Robert Stansbury, William Holloway, Edna Archibald. Howard Haines, Dewey Jones. Beverly Chew, and Dorothy Long. This splendid dramatic production was under the direction of W. G. Eaton. UUIIOWIIN. Stnnsluiry. Ulu-w. llolincs. llaiines. Stoner. Arvliilmlal I7ll'l'4'l0l W H F-:ton lim-li Row: Li-mm, Kulh, Dorsey, In-ni-41, Ihm Holmes, Chew. Qld Cabinflome Min trelsi WESTMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM NOVEMBER 18, 1941 Boyd. Myers, Ilvrtholf. Svli:u-ffvr. llurwilz, llolnws. Slmw. Gilroy. Holloway, Bvnnigliof. llohn. .Xl'lllIll'0Sl. Linton. Little, l'0l'llllllly. Mnthins. Stonvr. Slmlu-li. Cost Of Characters AUNT DILLY .. ..................................,. Lucy .lane Stoner UNCLE TOBY .. ..,. Thomas Holmes EBENEZER . Philip Schaeffer SIS' VI'LET ..... Marjorie Little SIS, CALLINE Edna Archibald OPHELIA ........... .. Mary Uormany GEN'L PUSCHING ..... ..... , George Boyd GEO'GE WASHIN'TON .. .. WVilliam Holloway RASTUS .............. ,, Melvin Hurwitz SANBO .............. Harvey Shaw OLD BLACK JOE ... ... ... ... .., Roland Ensor BRUDDER JERRY .................... . .,.................... 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Westminster, Md. 44444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44414 44444444444444444444444444 44441-44444 C J na :I O 1 CD fb -'3 44444444-44 INDIVIDUAL COIFFURES I 4 I 66 w. Main street 'gf x Phone 300 1 I Westminster, Md. 2 I 4 4-1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44444444444444-444444444444 E I 3: Compliments 1 I i ,k of K 4 I 4 llrllfllrllr 4444 1-:wwe E CD CI T :P Z F5 U1 FD Q 444444 441' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 THE MUTUAL FIRE xtwtfxwrfx-444444444441 4 I 4 I 4 I 4 I 4 r 4 I 4 I 4 if 4 -A' 4 I 4 I 4 -x 4 -nf 4 -A' 4 -A' 4 -nf 4 -A' 4 I 4 I 4 -A' 4 I 1 I I 44444444444-44444444441 THE First National Bank of Westminster Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 444444444442 1 CD ' H- .Q I Q 2, if 'S D' W -s 5' 3 ff fm E I F cn' 4 50 Q 3 m 'A' 2 'I '11 Q- ff Q fn e I : Q E' t Q --as I 'S' L I Z' ... 'I' 5 4 25 93 4 4 4444444444444: lflfllrlfllrllrllrllr 4444444 29 E. Maln St., Westminster. 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NORMAN, President. i I it 1 ALTIMOR 1 Q 4 4 5 OLLE GE 1 1 U SIN E S . f 1 I Baltimore and Light sts., Baltimore, Md. 2 t ititll'ltr?Ifll'll-101'bill'll'ltll-lf-!fl4'!flfll'll'll'll'll'll'l+ll'll'l1'll'll-ltll'l+lflfll-llflltififltlflllrlhil-i'HI' ii' 'A' 'A' 'I' i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'lr 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' I 44: I 1 'S Shell 2 ff . . 'V' Servlce Station I 2 ll'll'll'll'll'i'll'll'll'll' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444444444 44 4 Raymond D. Eyler, Prop. 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