Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

6 2 2 if 5 3 - z ' 3 ' 5 5 5 xi 3 3 191 WNN6 on N NNE? 5 CIA O GG WK lf? ZZ si R x E N s N. NN X 53 NN Q .1 . ET Q Q Q eg ALMA MATER To thee Westminster Hrgh School dear Our Alma Mater true Wlth many a cherished memory Our thoughts wfll stay with you And oft our kindled hearts wrll blaze For knowledge truth and rrght ln proud allegiance here we praise Thy true blue and pure white Wlth vrrtue honor love supreme We raise our grateful song Creator of our youthful dreams And of our purpose strong Thy guiding hand will lead us then Thy high Ideals prevail These halls will nng as now we srng Westmrnster hall all hall' Dy., I . L Z xt ,Q , J ? We, the class of 1953, dedicate this yearbook to William Granville Eaton - teacher, counselor, and friend. We will never forget Mr. Eaton's interpretations of Macbeth and Cyrano, his assemblies, his Christ- mas programs, his columns in The Owl, his knowl- edge of Broadway plays, and his untiring service to our class, our school, and our community. Shakespeare said, AIl the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. ln pausing to pay tribute to Mr. Eaton, a man of the theater, may we not also think of this last year of school as a three-act play on the stage of lite? As the scenes unfold, we see ourselves as the actors, directors, and technicians who made this drama possible. Presenting Our Directors MRS. MARTIN Secretary MR. CURD Vice Prmcfpal .N-W 'rv' d NUSS T MR4 Guidance O R Q XEN- S PQXCE an C Unsewrs ,- '14, ALBERT ALBRECHT Machine Shop MRS. DORIS ALLING General Education MRS. MARGARET BAILER English RALPH BAUMGARDNER Wood Shop PAUL BEALL Mathematics MISS ELIZABETH BEMILLER Biology EDWARD CARSON English, Journalism WILLETT DERBY Music LYMAN EARHART Mathematics WILLIAM EATON English, Dramatics MISS MARGARET FREDERICK General Education MISS HELEN GEORG General Education MRS. BARBARA ANN GUISE Librarian MISS HELEN HORNER Home Economics MISS CHARLOTTE JANNEY Science, Physical Educatior MISS GERT RUDE JAMISON Home Economics MRS. ELEANOR KENDALL Mathematics MISS CORNELIA KROH General Education MISS IRMA LAWYER Problems of Democracy, Business Train- ing And Technical WlLLlAM LAWYER Crafts, Mechanical Drawing MRS. MAITLAND LIPPY Typing, General Business Training E 'bw Q-YUQQAX Directors ,A was ,- bs-dxwjl 'Y J- ltr . A1174 Y ra Y- VT' Miss ELLOWEEN LIPSCOMBV ,ff X Science I , -A ANDREW MASON Languages L. MISS FRANCES MILLER ...x fs 7 vt' R . American History ERNEST MINKA Diversified Occupations, Business Tragi- lng VII 2 4 by, ,I If ' fvy zf- . I MRS. NANCY MOLESWQIRTH 7 Crafts, Home Economics ALFRED MYERS Physics, Chemistry, Science 'W ., K ,W i ' ,I Miss AUDREY MYERSK ' 4 ' - Mathematics 4 I ' Y MRS. IRMA MYERS 'I General Education MRS. LUCILLE NORMAN A 5 nf-f o' fn World History MRS. MARTHA RAMSEY Music MRS. RUTH RETER Art HERBERT RUBY Physical Education, Economic Geography MRS. DONNA SELLMAN . . Physical Education MISS MILDRED SHIPLEY General Education 4. , 4 WILLIAM STONESIEER ' Industrial Arts 1' 5 JOHN VODENICKER Science, Physical Education, Driver Train- ing MRS. VIRGIL VOSBLJRG General Education ALAN WAGAMAN Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand MISS MARY WEAGLY General Education 4, ffl, fQ.,Af MISS Sl-IIELA YOUNG General Education EARL ZILE Science w SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Snyder Donald Warner Robert Dell Elalne Saylor CLASS SONG To thee Westminster Hlgh School we pledge our loyalty And ever we ll be farthful to the class of fifty three Through our lrves we wrll remember our loyous hrgh school days And strive to live so we may bring our class endless praise Oh may we ne er forget the friends we here have met And may we never let our sprrlt dre As we leave thee Alma Mater we sadly bid adteu But the memory of frtty three will last our whole lrfe through By PATRlCIA RICHTER and CAROL JENNETTE The Stars Of Our Show CLASS OFFICERS President DONALD WARNER Vice President ROBERT DELL Secretary MARY SNYDER Treasurer ELAINE SAYLOR Phyllis Savoy Albright Christos Harvey Amphrazis Elsie Lee Arnold Harvey Bankard Bair Thelma Louise Baker George Raymond Bankert Mary LaRue Barnes Betty Louise Baublltz Allan Edward Baugher Alan Monroe Bear Shirley Ann Belt Joyce Elizabeth Blizzard Roland Lester Blum Kay Penrose Boone Katharine Louisa Borchers Y Betty Jane Brashears Arthur Thurmon Brauning Harold Eugene Brown Herbert Monroe Brown Janet Louise Brown Anita Joy Brownfield Nicholas Berry Buckingham George Marlon Buckingham Hiram Thomas Burkett Beatrice Arlene Burns June lleana Caple Harvey Scott Carr Loretta Ann Close Charles Monroe Cock Donald Eugene Copenhaver Erma Ruth Cornett Albert Timothy Crlgger Peggy Joyce Cummings Charles Sterling Dell Robert William Dell Nancy Mae Margaret Donofno Dolores E Dutterer Shirley LaRue Ecker Betty Norris Elderdice Edna Ethelnne Ellison Shirley Ann Englar John Albert Essich Martha Ellen Foutz ya T953 CLASS ROLL Mollie Fay Francis Betsy Lou Friese Ella Marlene Frizzell Jean Marie Frock Gladys Ella Garner Doris Mane Gesell Richard Alvin Gorsuch Charlotte Louise Graham Charles Emory Green Jr Allen Lewis Grimes Joan Lucille Halter Wilma Louise Hanson Robert Garland Heltibridle Richard Ivan Hersh Gertrude Marie Hobbs Donald Paul Hoff Julia Jeanne Hoke Byron Edward Hollinger Gay Lucile Holthaus Betty Lee Horton William Augustus Humbert Mary Louella Jackson Gene Edgar Jenkins William Robert Jenness Mildred Carol Jeanette John William Kauffman Ill Barbara Ellen Keeney Nancy Carol Kemper Marlene Joyce Kiser Robert Edward Krom Ann Taylor Lawyer Sondra Jean Lee Nancy Lou Leister Dean Edmund Leppo Lois Larue Leppo Norman Lee Leppo Leonard George Little Evelyn Virginia Linton Rosemary Virginia Lynn Annabelle Lee Mann Benlamin Steven Meyer LaRue Nadine Mikesell Mary Ann Mills Daisy Elizabeth Mobley Alice Pauline Morelock Jean Marie Norton James Ralph Muller Catherine Louise Myers John Henry Nelson William Francis Nickoles James G Norris Jr Jean Louise Null Allen Lynwood Otey Patricia Jeanette Patterson Jerry Edward Peregoy Mary Louise Plank Violet Dolores Poole Annette Marla Puxbaumer June Agatha Rickell Barbara Dolores Rall Donald Leon Ripley Charlotte Elaine Saylor Katherine Pauline Schaeffer Waneta Catherine Senft Patricia Louise Senseney Mary Elizabeth Snyder Junel Spencer Charles Edward Stem Sadie May Stocksdale Jack Eugene Stoner Charlotte Jean Staub Betsy Virginia Strawsburg Dorothy May Strevig Joan Virginia Sullivan Phyllis Bernice Tenney Thelma Anna Belle Thomas Alvin Linwood Vaughn Jesse Gesell Wagne. Mary Virginia Wantz Dorothy Louise Whittington Paul Dean Wardenfelt C Donald Warner Joyce Alverta Zentgraf William Roger Zepp Joann Pearl Zuck Thomas Stanley Bosle Margaret Virginia Hock Patricia McWilliams Richter PHYLLI5 SAVOY ALBRIGHT Cafeteria Worker Phyllis . , . favorite subiect, math . . , likes music . . . l2G gum chewer . . . will be married when out of school. CHRISTOS HARVEY AMPHRAZIS Diversified Occupations Christ . . . drives Fords . . . enioys brightclothes . . . likes to dance . . . can be often seen in Baltimore. ELSIE LEE ARNOLD Chorus, AAA Patrol QU' THELMA Louise BAKER Diversified Occupations Elsie , . . soft-spoken . . . cute smile . . . likes singing . , Thelma , , , quiet , , , likes singing A , , can be seen at hobby is dancing , . . file clerk. Murphys I I . never an unkind Word, , Y., pak V, 46 f . ya , x O 1 3 ,t -an ,, 'Q' ' Y HARVEY BANKARD BAIR Owl Staff, Chorus, Stage Crew GEORGE RAYMOND BANKERT Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, Chorus, Owl Staff B59 Dlflf - 4 - PV0UCl OWVYEY Of S0UPeCl '50 MWCUVY V - A 6lWBYS Gums . . . fun loving . . . gives his all to football . . . proud 'eadt' f0Y 900d laU9lW - - V 5Ch00lfCl 5Ulf9U - owner of Gunther Special . . . interested in sports. 'M lil. od' MARY LARuE BARNES FBLA Chorus LaRue quiet a typical woman driver secretary for her father keeps Air Force supplied with letters BETTY Louise BAUBLITZ FBLA FNL Betty . . . pleasant disposition . . . dependable . , . can always be seen with Joan . . . likely to succeed. ALLAN EDWARD BAUGHER Football, Chorus Beef . . . hard tackler , . . hep in POD . . . known for his mechanical ingenuity . . . plans to be an orchardist. ALAN MONRO-E BEAR Babe . . . collects movie tickets . . . known for his black '34 Buick . . . wood shop . . . Air Force career. M 'SHIRLEY ANN BELT FBLA, Chorus, AAA Patrol, Intramurals Shirley . . . ambitious . . . sports-minded . . . witty remarks . . , interest lies at anchor . , . secretarial iob in future. f'UN JOYCE ELIZXBETH BLIZZARD fhorus Joyce . . . noted for her laugh . . . can often be seen skating . . . enioys popular music . . . plays the piano. 'i -.1 VZ 1' ROLAND LESTER BLUM Machine Shop, FFA Blurny , . . farming is his ambition . . , argues about tractors and hunting . . . sports around in a '50 Chevy, KATHARINE PEI' ROSE BOONE Chorus, FNL, LASO, FBLA Kay . . . loves to ioke, laugh, and tease . . . smooth dancer . . . likes hill-billy music . , . attractive . . . dresses neatly. KATHARINE LOuisA BORCHERS Ten Tones, Art, Dramatics, Owl Staff, Chorus, NHS Kitty . . . artistic , . . spontaneous laugh , . . Oh, those eyes! . . . undecided between Towson State Teachers and U. of Mr. THOMAS STANLEX: BOSLEY Machine Shop Tom , . . great hunter . . . drives a '48 Plymouth . . . hails from Finksburg. BETTY JANE BRASHEARS Diversified Occupations Betts . . . works at Murphy's . . . plays piano . . . enjoys letters from Duckie . . . soon an army man's wife. ARTHUR THURMON BRAUNING Machine Shop, Student Council Bucky . . . drives a '51 Ford... . . likes cars, dancing, skating, girls . . . prefers redheads. HAROLD EUGENE BROWN FBLA, Key Club, Chorus, Intramurals, Basketball, Baseball, Four Keys Brownie . . . can be seen doing teachers' work . . . always hustling . . . loves to sing . . . shy, bashful of girls. JANET Louise BROWN Janet . . . enioys singing . . . l2G speller . . . l'll be shot . . . English enthusiast . . . beautician school student. HERBERT MONROE BROWN Owl Staff, Stage Crew, Chorus Herb . . . fun-loving . . . prefers POD to all other subiects . . dances . . . plans to join Air Force. I Y 'Z ANITA JOY BROWNFIELD FTA President Joy . . . good leader . . . struggles with Latin . . . works at Endicott Johnson's . . . will attend Towson State Teachers' College. NICHOLAS BERRY BUCKINGHAM Machine Shop, Student Council Nick . . . service station man . . . future Air Forcer . '46 Dodge . . . full of smiles and humorous words. GEORGE MARION BUCKINGHAM Diversified Occupations George . . . full of tall tales . . . mechanic at Jameson and Barnsley . . . a hunter . . . possible Air Force recruit. HIRAM THOMAS BURKETT Chorus, Drarnatics Buckets . . . interested in languages . . , drives white Chrysler , . . always in on the fun . . . headed for Wayne University. BEATRICE ARLENE BuRNs Beatrice . . , likes school . , . enioys music . . . hopes to work in Baltimore . . . writes to people in foreign countries. JUNE lLEANA CAPLE Chorus, FBLA -ob , 1:7 LORETTA ANN CLOSE LASO, Chorus, Owl Saff, lntramurals June . . . short . . part-time secretarial work . . . usually Petite brunette? . . . ready to laugh . , . cracks gum . . . quiet . . . proud owner of a diamond. visits the Co-op . . . follows the National Guard . . . Number, please after June. f -41 '23 HARVEY SCOTT CARR Diversified Occupationas Scotty , , , meat packet at Myers 8. Sons . . . smooth dancer . , . likes to bowl . . . destined for a farm. 1315 -0' it CHARLES MONROE COCK Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, NHS, Dramatics, Key Club, Four Keys, Chorus C-C-Cock . . . 2OO lbs. ot football center . . . president of Honor Society . . . plans to study journalism. DONALD EUGENE COPENHAVER FOOTb6ll, Key Club FBLA, Student Council, Intramurals, Chorus Club . , , goootcoiring . keen sense of nurnor . . , dances well . .drives Ods here and there. ERMA RUTH CORNETT FBLA, FNL Erma . , . serious-minded . , . friendly . . accurate worker . asse' to cafeteria stall . . attends the movies Often ALBERT TIMOTHY CRIGGER Crigger . . . quiet . . . easy-going . . . spelling whiz prefers wood shop . . . wants to be a carpenter. PEGGY JOYCE CUMMINGS Owl Staff, Chorus, LASO, Intramurals Small, brunette member of I2A . . . chewing gum fiend loves to laugh . . . headed for Bard Avon. fs CHARLES STERLING DELL i ki' '40 ?f f117 'N--rr' NANCY MAE MARGARET DONOFRIO MaCl'1ln9 5l'10Pr StUde'1fC0Uftf Basketball GAB, FBLA, Student Council, Chorus, Intramurals, Basketball Charlie - - - f0f1d Of l1U 'YlnQ - I - drives 6 '48 uCheVYH ' Nancy . . . basketball player . . likes skating . . . diamond always has a friendly grin for everyone. explains future . . . will make a good housewife for Callie. I Q ROBERT WILLIAM DELL 've -101 DELoREs E. DUTTERER Intramurals, FBLA President, Chorus, Key Club, Basketball, FBLA, Chorus, FNL, Intramurals, Basketball Vice PfeSide'1fOf5eniOr Class Dutts . . . slender . . . friendly . . . a whiz on the basketball Bob . . . tall . . . likes good iokes . . . ambitious when getting Court . . . art school . . . to be a fashion designer. out of class . . . travels Liberty Street often. ,-aug, QU? sr '1 'f?' SHIRLEY LARUE ECKER Orchestra, Chorus, Art, Dramatics Shirley . . . talented artist . , , fiddles around . . . works at Cohen's . . . conscientious student . . . dry humor. ELIZABETH NORRIS ELDERDICE LASO, Owl Reporter, Color Guard, Chorus Betty, Betz, Pelie . . . drives her father's Chevy . honest to Pete . . . hopes to attend Dickinson. EDNA ETHELINE ELLISON Chorus, FBLA Edna . . . quiet . . . Southern accent . . . a capable commercial student . . . always willing to give a helping hand. SHIRLEY ANN ENGLAR Chorus Shirley . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . l don't know . . . telephone operator . . . lover of horses . . . not man crazy. .Q il' -way I JOHN ALBERT ESSICH MOLLIE FAY FRANCIS FBLA, Chorus, Bagball, Football, lntramurals FBLA, LASO, Intramurals, Chorus John . . . drives a Chevy whiz . . . likes iokes. . . . good sport . . . typewriting Mollie . . . honor roll student . . . sings with choral groups . . . Southern accent . . . plans for future are incomplete. W. --of QQ A lo?- MARTHA ELLEN Fourz BETSY Lou FRIESE FNL, Chorus, LASO, Owl Staff, Dramatics FBLA, Chorus, Intramurals, Drill Squad Foutzie . . . tall fun-loving , , , a fast talker , , . Cay ffguble Betsy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . friendly smile . . . always . . . good home ec student , . . nursing career ahead laughing and chewing gum . , . interested in males. ,QI I' L I ' ELLA MARLENE FRIZZELL ,Qs I r' W. FBLA, NHS, LASO, Cafeteria Worker, Chorus, Intramurals 5 I - Frizzy, active MYF worker . . . likes bowling 4 . . dancing . . . . out of town boys . . , a good sport. 'Ma A- JEAN MARIE FROCK gf I J FBLA, chorus ,V Jean . . . likes hillbilly music . . . neat dancer , . . dresses 4 Nell . . , loves to laugh and ioke . . . friendly . . . ambitious A ,' L . . . efficient worker. GLADYS ELLA GARNER Chorus, lntramurals, Basketball, LASO, FNL Mademoiselle Garland . , . quiet, pleasing personality , . . sports-minded . . . looking forward to raising her own baseball tearn. DORIS MARLE GESELL FBLA, Chorus, Ten Tones, Drill Squad Doris , . . friendly , . . always smiling . . . ambitious . . . dependable . . . infectious laughter . . . works at Dutterers' . . . commercial future. ol ws' 39 'oo -'f J sf !f'7 1g,,A 4J.'o3,, . X ,bu A A at G! lf' L RICHARD ALVIN GORSUCH CHARLES Efvtogw Grugf, JR. sift-B Machine Shop Machine Shop ' dl 4' Slack . , . knows all the answers . . , member of Reese Fire Greenie . . . future farmer . . . '46 Ford , . . usually quiet . . Company . . . proud owner of a Ford. expert horseman . . . can skillfully rope a steer. -1rr Y' 2 A CHARLOTTE,l..OUISE GRAHAM ALLEN Lewis GRIMES LASO, Chorus Football Manager, Stage Crew, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Owl Charlotte . . . talks incessantly . . . loves to argue . . . math Staff, NAPSL, Camera Club, Boys' State and Rhvsics fiend - ' ' Wlll amend U' of Md' Grimey . . . talker . . . artist . . . sports' enthusiast . . . fi' 422 45, ti? aff-2 'Se pleasure-seeking , . . plans to attend Maryland Institute of Art. JOAN LUCILLE HALTER Chorus, FBLA, NHS, Intramurals Joan . . . short brunette . . . plans to enter W,M.C. . . . there is a Mann in her life, WILMA Louise HANSON FBLA, Chorus Wilma . . . quiet . . . ambitious student . . . efficient . . . active in MYF . . . friendly . . . likes to read . . . bound to succeed. Breezy . . . hasn't a worry in the world . , . homework doesn't bf bother him . . , friendly . . . likes to argue. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Owl Staff, Chorus, Key Club Dick . , . chester . . college. Gert . . . friendly blonde , . . loves to laugh and talk immigrant from Sykesville . . . plans to become a nurse, ROBERT GARLAND HELTIBRIDLE FBLA, Chorus, Intramurals fn RICHARD lvAN l'lERSH '15 crew cut . . . easy-going . . . import from Man- . famous football signal caller . . . plans to go to Q 1,22 j f DONALD PAUL HOFF Machine Shop GERTRUDE MARIE Hoses FNL, Chorus, AAA Patrol his , , Duck . . . '53 blue Plymouth . . . farming or welding in future . . . 4-H worker, 'T 'iii i fix: Ofc r X., I K 5 4: L., fs ' M. A --W 1. fl' I A 7 A L, . - Z,..Ti,,.:,i, ! , 13:7 MARGARET VIRGINIA HOCK JULIA JEANN.E HOKE Diversified Occupations GAB, FNL, N S, Owl Staff, Choru Cheerleader, Basketball, Ginny . . . Murphy girl . . . window decorating . , . school Health o ide Art, Dramatics will do . . , ioke girl , . . Shake a leg. Julie '. hen ughs, e ryone ioins her . . . Ain't got no ey .. 0 sport ' I . , fire l I ,ff . I , I I fl 0 I yr' fo I GQ ' V ' BYRON EDWARD HOLLINGER I i fx all, Key Club, Four Keys, Chorus, Novelty Band, Drama- ytics Xprawn . . . musically inclined . . . easy laugh , . . Better Buy Buick . . .destined for pre-med at W.M.C. -an '3' GAY LucILE HOLTHAUS Chorus, Orchestra, NHS, Dramatics, Owl Staff, Ten Tones, Stu- dent Council, All-Maryland Chorus Gay , . , red hair . . . violin playing much in demand . . . works hard in Student Council , . . plans to go to college. ,say , J BETTY LEE HORTON Chorus, Intramurals, FBLA Betty , . . short . , , cute . . . lively . . . organized the Foot- ball banquet . . . spends spare time at Rainbow . . . laughs a lot. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HUMBERT Student Council President, NHS, Novelty Band, Band, Orchestra, Four Keys, Chorus, Key Club, Dramatics Humbo . . . honor student , . . always in a dither . . . hot clarinet player . . , hard worker . . . plans to attend W.M.C. 5 i l l i l i 'T 'Jr MARY LOUELLA JACKSON Nj' ,l 1 ' WILLIAM ROBERT JENNESS Chorus, Ten Tones, FTA, Owl Staff, Dramatics, Drill Squad, All- K r-A :lay Chorus, Dramatics, Owl Staff, Magazine Campaign Maryland Chorus Lladgp Mary Lou . . . busy , . . teachers' helper . . . loves music . . ' , . . . broad shoulders . . . curly hair . . . goodlooking That neat' . . . My heart cries terror for my child. sf. popular with opposite sex . . . drives blue Buick. ' M GENE EDO ua JENKINS MILDRED CAROL JENNETTE Football, Basketball, Owl Reporter Basketball, GAB, NHS, Ten Tones, Dramatics, Chorus, Intra- Gene . . . football man . . . swishes basketballs - - . future murals, Art, Cheerleader, Student Court, Owl Staff basketfball coach , . . never signs out . . . hates getting up in Carol , , , fashion-minded . 7. Hutzler's Teen Board . . . con- the morning. sidering Wake Forest . kant spel . . . Do-Dads 'n Duds. L- sri' L 'T fm wc f 151,51 ,. A nj-4!,H.s. ,. .fix H 4... - I -rdf i , CU fl JOHN WILLIAM KAUFFMANN, lll Sophomore, Junior Class President, Key Club, NHS, Chorus, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Dramatics, Owl Staff Stretch . , . tall . . , natural leader . . . president ot Key Club . . . athlete , . . Sports Editor . . . '38 Chevy , . . heading for Gettysburg. BARBARA ELLEN KEENEY AAA Patrol, FNL, Chorus Susie . . . cute . . . skates, dances . . . likes sports . . keeps Order on the bus . . , nursing for her. NANCY CAROL KEMPER FBLA, FNL, Color Guard, Intramurals, Chorus, Magazine Cam- paign Leader, Ten Tones Nancy . . . works at Baugher's . . . wicked driver . . . life is Jim-dandy' '... commercial future . . . makes a good secretary, MARLENE JOYCE KISER NHS, FBLA Marlene , . . quiet , . . tiny . . . smile for everyone . , , clerk at Pennys . . . will make a neat secretary. ROBERT Ei.wooo KROM h W Diversified Occupations 1, ' Proxie . . . employed at Wimert's Esso Station . . . ace driver of his Chevrolet . . . seems rather fond of W.H.S. ,gf 'I ANN TAYLOR LAWYER I-4' 'U'- Y7f SONDRA JEAN LEE FNL, NHS, GAB, Chorus, Dramatics, Owl Staff, Student Council Vice President, Cheerleader, Ten Tones, Intramurals Son . . . will attend the U. of Md .... a future nurse . . . her laugh is contagious. nog.. aiu NANCY Lou LEISTER FNL FBLA, Band Ann . . .commercial student . . , frank . . . well-dressed . . Na 'CY ' r - heflfl malofelfe - - - e 'l0YS danflng - - f will 3 quiet . . .drives the station wagon. tend dancing school . , . loves clothes . . . Oh my nerves. 9, I Us . L,- X na E J DEAN EDMUND LEPPO FBLA, Chorus, Football, Intramurals Dean . . . class clown . . . likes iokes . . . drives the Plymouth lwhen it's runningi . . . ambitious loafer. Lois LARUE LEPPO FBLA, NHS Secretary, Intramurals, Ten Tones, Chorus, Busi- ness Manager for Magazine Campaign Lois . . , neat . . . attractive . . . hard worker , s . good grades . . . participates in intramural sports . . . asset to any office, NORMAN LEE LERPO Diversified Occupations 'B E' Lee . , . honor student . . . quiet and neat I . . employed at , Murphy's . . . enioys good records. I LEONARD GEORGE LITTLE Diversified Occupations Cowboy Little . 4 . works at W.H.S. Davis Cc . . . has a Buick of his own . . . smooth dancer. EVELYN VIRGINIA LINTON ANNABELLE LEE MANN FBLA, Chorus, Cafeteria Worker FBLA, Chorus Evelyn . , . attractive . . 4 domestic . . . likes to sew , . . Annabelle . . . known for her iokes . . . good worker enioys chatting with Miss Miller . . . bookkeeper . . . typist. a whiz at the typewriter . . . a wicked driver. 21? 11' IU 'Wi QC' 'J' f s, ,yr '1 ' ' Tj? 1? -R ROSEMARY VIRGINIA LYNN BENJAMIN STEVEN MEYER FNL, Chorus, LASO, Owl Staff, NHS Machine Shop, Football Rosie . . . slim brunette . . . hard worker and good sport . . . Big Ben . . . halfback demon on the football field . . . fu excels in history . . . future nurse or diplomat. of iokes . . . Off to agriculture school. 1? 'Q Ns . LARuE NADINE MIKESELL ,QI AN .W ,Q NHS, FBLA, FTA, chorus Mikes . . . softly outspoken , . . constantly on honor roll -QQ ,kd enioys writing poetry . . . about men-noncommittal. '--- '5I. .A 'i MARY ANN ESTELLE MILLS il l Owl Staff, Dramatics, Chorus, Intramurals Busy waitress at Baugher's . . . loves to drive the Dodge always worrying about something. Daisy plays soon. Alice boys typisf Tall frlendly ready to launh busy et Murphy s cant park a coupe future telephone operavor Jim husky works at Yunglmg General Tvre Service plans fo be a farmer if I R17 JEAN Louise NULL FBLA, Chorus, Band, Student Council Secretary, Intramurals Jeanie . . , neat . . , attractive . . . friendly . . . good piano player . . . commercial student . . . a good artist. ALLEN LYNWOOD OTEY Machine Shop Shortie . . . motor bike cowboy . . . quick-tempered but en- joys teasing . . . National Guardsman. PATRiciA JEANETTE PATTERSON Associate Editor of The Owl, Chorus, NHS, AAA, FNL, Intra- murals Pat , . . famous for her writing ability . . . Western Maryland is her choice . . . plans missionary career. 430 JERRY Eowi RD PEREGOY Key Club Stage Crew fu' 'nv pd' , ,Gy Q? MARY Louise PLANK FNL Louise . , . energetic . . . swamped with l2G Owl subscrip- tions . , . wants to be a nurse . , . veterans' hospital. WW' 'mtv' VIOLET DOLORES POOLE FNL Diversified Occupations Jerry fun loving crew cut employed at Bowers Dolores quiet enioys skating seen at Murphys Amoco big ambition stock car driver neat dresser nurse at Maryland General gs, V JON fl l PATRiciA MCWILLIAMS RICHTER Editor-ineChief of Owl, Chorus, Drarnatics, NHS, Orchestra, All- Maryland Chorus, Ten Tones Pat . , . small . . . always busy . . . W.M.C. next year . . spends all her waking hours slaving on the Owl. JUNE AGATHA RICKELL Chorus June . . . enioys skating . , . music and singing . . , takes pride in her giggle . . . mixes work with school, CHARLOTTE ELAINE SAYLOR WANETA CATHERINE SENPT Waneta . secertery . . , future nf 14 Alilbl '14,-gi KATHERINE PAULINE SCHAEFFER PATRICIA LOUISE SENSENEY FBLA Chows lm,amU,aI5 COIO, Guam! Busmess Manage, of GAB Cheerleader Chorus Dramattcs Art Intramurals Basket B Kttty neat attracttve good cornmerctal student a short and gerItaI Ioves ali sports swtmrntng I f expert often late to scbooi coIIege ID the future ture Ill4gq,P u.7,,, A Senior CIass Secretary Owl Busmess Manager FBLA NHS Tootsie , Itkes to skate ta kattve unpredIctabIe works at Mabe s e y GAB, Cheerleader Basketball FBLA Intramurals Chorus June . , acttve In sports Itkes group sngtng always In a dttrter clatms an Interest In maIe5 CHARLES EDWARD STEM Machine Shop Stemy . . . future National Guardsman . . . two-toned Chevy . . . likes dancing . . . matrimony-minded. SADIE MAY STOCKSDALE I 'C' Diversified Occupations, FBLA, Chorus '..,,,,P Sadie . . , works at Murphy's . . . likes music, dancing . . can often be seen rollerskating . . . quiet . . . collects photo- Wulf' graphs, JACK EUGENE STONER BETSY VIRGINIA STRAWSBURG Diversified Occupations FNL, Cafeteria Worker, Chorus Jack . . . likes to skate . . . machinist for Progressive Tool Betsy . . . conscientious . . . quiet . , . one of Mrs, Spencer's and Die . . . Chevy driver. girls . . . likes home ec . . . a Florence Nightingale, QQQ .vp-if CHARLOTTE JEAN STAUB W-H 'rift DOROTHY MAY STREVIG FTA, Chorus, Owl Staff, Dramatics, Color Guard, Intramurals Chorus, LASO Jean . . . friendly, attractive . . . loves to swim, dance . . . Dee . . . jokes . . . plain . . . top-notch speller . , . works in ardent supporter of home team . . . The Hill next September, the library . . . may ioin the service. Q? -of 'E' JOAN VIRGINIA SULLIVAN FBLA, FNL Joan . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . likes to read . . . honest and sincere . . . plans to enter the nursing field. Pi-iYLLis BERNICE TENNEY Diversified Occupations Bernice . . . interior decorator at J. C. Penney's . . . engaged . . . catchy laugh . . . would like to be a WAC. r THELMA ANNA BELLE THOMAS Westminster High School Bible Club Thelma . . . honor roll student . , . friendly . . . active par. ticipant in church activities . . . wants to be a missionary, ALVIN LINWOOD VAUGHN Dramatics, Chorus Skinny . . . Sykesville import . . . likes hot rods, weeds, and women . . . plans to go to Michigan University JESSE GESELL WAGNER FBLA, Football Jesse . . . quiet . . . member of the commercial class . . even-tempered . . . ambitious worker . . . dependable, os. .mug 9' r 'vi DOROTHY LOUISE Wi-ii'rTiNcTON FNL, Health Room Aide Dot . . . attends Prom with the girls . . . Lady in white . likes all men . . . surprise parties, f I -O MARY VIRGINIA WANTZ Basketball, GAB, Cheerleader, Chorus, NHS, Dramatics, Intra- murals Jimmie . . . sports enthusiast . . . plans a career in merchandis- ing . . . counselor at Camp Wright during the summer. F4 A-s YN 13 'K- ali 4.7 49 PAUL DEAN WARDENEELT Owl Staff Stage Crew Chorus Pau active National Guardsman able debater in POD plans to work for the state C. DONALD WARNER Owl Staff, Stage Crew, Senior Class President, Student Council Don . . , always busy . . . back stage helper . . . Owl s money boy . . . the boss man of the senior class. JOYCE ALVERTA ZENTGRAF Chorus, Ten Tones, Drill Squad Joyce . . . short . . . ring on third finger, left hand . . My Cow . . . likes to sing . . . good voice. WILLIAM ROGER ZEPP Diversified Occupations Bill . . . kept busy at Wolf Motor Company . . . drives a Chevy . . . girls don't bother him lhe saysl. JOANN PEARL Zucic Diversified Occupations Joann . . 4 small 4 . . wears plaid skirts , . , cute smile . . cookie girl at Murphy's counter. 'Z7' Before bringing the list of dramatis personae to a close, we would like to introduce two guest stars. These girls have both been members of the class of '53, but neither of them will be West- minster High School graduates. l- fy 2 'H La., Wim if. ANNETTE MARiA PuxaAu1viER Annette carrie to us this vear as an exchange student from Klagenfurt, Austria. With a friendly smile and a host of funny experiences, she has won her way into our hearts. When she returns to Austria, she will complete her high school educa- tion and will go on to a University. lt is with deep regret that we say good-bye to our Austrian friend, ,gr 'au - an '37 CAROLE LEE Wooo At the beginning of her junior year in high school, Carole Lee won a Ford Foundation Scholarship which enabled her to go directly to college. Although she is now a sophomore at Goucher College, we still think of her as a member of our class and take great pride in her success, DAR AWARD WINNER Patrucua Rlchter won the school and county DAR Award for 1953 Contestants were ludged on a vvrltten essay and on thelr personal school records Pat has been one of the school s outstandung leaders and has been especually actuve In lournallsrn , my TEEN CENTER BOARD The Teen Center was organlzed thus year by Interested teenagers nn W H S The rec room serves as the center for recreational actlvltles The Teen Center Board Includes Sondra Lee, Grace Harbaugh, Urban Bowman, Joe Shullung, Wlllnam Humbert, and John Kauffman 'Q I9 , v. P ' 0 Z7 -7. W A . liyrk v Qt, 5 I if 'P ef' A f 'ff .v , ij-W5 ,,f ' A fw ' QQ ,- v-. yr ' r 1 T X A.: T A E A n 9' 1 -1. i 4 .Lrg 4 A N X Fxrs r orton R Lynn NX A Nh s J Sraub C Graham S orchers G obbs P enseney S F.cker P Rxch er econ Foukz P Patterson G Hohhaus NX Wantz B Hderrce ngs L CXose G Garner J Hoke S Lee C Jenneite T xrd row J Kaufirnan G Jenkxns W Humbert NN Jenness R Bankerk D xNey H Barr nrnes A Va hn R Hersh Fourth row T urket B Hohrnger C Cook ,ff 2' ff' C First row: B. Baubhtz, J. Haher, L. Barnes, T. Thomas, A. Lawyer, E. Ehison, NL Frrzzeh, B. L. Horton, J. CapXe, NL Kkser. Second rown E. Cornett, NL Francis, L. Nhkeseh, J. Frock, D. RN, B. L. Frkese, K. Boone, A. Mann, S. Beh, D, Geseh, NN. Senh. Thkrd row: R. Hehk- brKdXe, H. Brown, NL Snyder, K. Schaeffer, N. Kemper, NN. Hanson, L. Leppo, J. Nuh, D. Duktere, J. Suhkvan. Fourth row: 3. Wagner, D. Leppo, R, Deh, D. Copenhayer, J. Esskch. First row : J. Zentgraf, B St J. Rickell, S St E . rawsburg J . ocksclale C . Saylor D , . Zuck, S, MacLeod, D. Mobley, , . Myers, B. Tenney, M. Jackson. Second row: , . Whittington, A. Crigger, P. Wardenfelt, B. Brashears, J. Brown, S. Englar, D. Strevig, B. Burns, J. Blizzard, E. Arnold. Th' A. Morelock, M. l-lock, B. Keeney, P. Albright, D Plank, N. Leister, N. Leppo. Fourth Baugher A Bear. F5 H. 575,23 .K W if ,I 2 First row- . .Buckingham W. Nickles L , T. Bosley, C. Green, C. D l , . Little, A. Orey. Second Stoner, D. Hoff. AN .Wea 1 'uf el, R. Gorsuch, A. Br row: VV. Zepp, J. ' awning, R. Bloom Norns, R. Krofn. J. E3 :rd row: . Poole, T. Baker, L. row: H. Brown, J. Peregory, A. Al the Muller, Jf l2V X . .aw ff F. CLASS of '54 . . Next Year's Leads Nncur USE 09' QIETXW JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presndenf JACOB SOFINOWSKI Vice President DAVID STEKETEE .secretary BETTY JO GARLAND Treasurer RICHARD STONESIFER Ju Furs? row W Sfonesufer C Brown R Banker? M Palmer L Fuscher W Keeney D Knbler E Powder J Thomas J Wood Second row E Walklmg K Alt C Bankard J Wulluams W Dell J Sfoneslfer A Davldson A Ensor L Pennungton Thurd row R Mllls J Sofln owskl W Owensby H Shupley W Muse M Mann R Bosley G Mullmux fu 7 I l i -0 TD r, Q 1 -'v - Q A ' ' ......- .vla Qs 4 : . . 'Af I.., f 3 -lil . 46:1 my 5: . X X 1 ' 1, I' 3: . ' , C L ., 1:1- 'ig . 4 I M 6- R -I lv M I S.: .Lf Q I I' I I 3 'I in Q 'U T Q A , i g I T .. l Z A . 1 - I - I - 1 - . 1 ' r - I 1 . , . I , , H , . , . ' . I : . I , . ' - was 35' A ll C-G V71 J First row: M. Wentz, Poole, D. Blizzard, J. Leight, D. L. Dull, R. Witter, S. Patterson, IIC R. Bullock, J, Bullock, B. Krebs, D. Myers, R. Whitmore, B. Riffle, V. Weaver. Second row: B. Bankert, C. Fisher, G. Conover, D, Randall, J. Blauvelt, S. Keeter, P. Foster, M. Sterner. Third row: K. Warehime, R. N. Bair, C. Fowler, R. Bitzel, C. Moreland, R. Magin, G. Wagner. ,.,..., pun-puns: ' 1.151 2:15 49 , 1 .. Q lla L 1 nl ,Un Y' First row: B. J. Garland, B. L. Null, E. Bond, A. Spangler, D. Bair, P. Friese, B. Leppo, E. Beacham, R. Hanson, P. Crabbs. Second row: J. Spencer, B. Cress, L. Gessell, L. Lawrence, E. Hull, C. Stahley, S. Green, l. Durham, E. Gross, E. Smith. Third row: E. Amprazis, J. Snyder, J. Byers, N. Leese, E. Mann, R. Caples, M. Finn, H. Grothe, E. M. Franklin. Fourth row: N. Long, G. Koontz, B. Hoffman, M. L. Lentzner, P. Murphy, L. Owings, L. Caple, D. Bower, M. A. Geiman. rw 'iw'- 7 l Ci' IIAA 1.--y 43 First row: E. Lassiter, E. Stern, N. DeMoss, D. Reck, L. Hare, E. Willen, N. Rebert, S. Stewart, B. Brown, D. Leister. Second row: P. Thomas, C. Ensor, J. Rinehart, W. Walsh, D. McAlister, S. Hull, D. Hollenbaugh, N. Frock, E. Rager. Third row: R. Humbert, S. Schafer, J. May. ll A rv-M---1-- 'l 'l g--pg ,,l?- 4-ll! First row: R. Sies, E. Stevens, D. Wimert, L. Blizzard, P. Wimert, R. Calhoun, J. Armacost, G. Barnes, C. Horine, M. Brown. Second row: J. Chambers, G. Rinehart, J. Lassiter, B. Lawyer, N. Pitchford, J. Dorsey, M. Whitfield, G. Roberts, L. Devilbiss, B. Myers. Third row: G. Benson, R. Owings, K. Parker, H. Koontz, C. Havens. CLASS OF '55 . . . Future Stars RMU TENTH GRADE OFFICERS RUTH soromovvsncu ,dem ANDREW TAWNEY JANLCE one DONALD PENNINDTDN MARCALENE SPENCER Presrdenr Vrce Pres Secrevary Treasurer Hrstornan rr-eggs'-r-' un-xv-v'.pn5 r' U--J Frrst row R Regar E Sfarner W Jennette H Frock W Jones D Maihuas P Beaver S Barnharf D Crumbacker D Pennvngton Second row T Mernil L Fourz R Herrng M Banker? G Harbaugh N Brehm L Dufrerer L Vo'ar A Amprazrs L Mrchael T Troxell B Graham Tn rd row C Sprrnkle D Braunnng U Bowman R Gray P Bovversox K Nrckoles E Houck G Cullxson R Harris B MacDonald M Hull I0 AA iii - :put vim ff W F trow R Smlth J Otto G Knser E Puryear J Powder J Sellman D Buxler E Eckman L Myers R Davus Second row E Arnoid M Spencer E Roberts P Shaffer J Stonesufer V Stewart W Taylor J Smuth P Wantz C Krser Thlrd row A Spacer J Shlllnng S Straughn R Prlce J Jackson E Hull M Sulllvan E White Flrst row K Cather S Arbaugh D Krenzer B Rutter A Logue E Peregoy D Ohler M Bedwell E Nlckles F Bluzzard Second row N Study S Warehnme E Halter J Kntght B Ktdd M Null R Leppo L Boone J Shoemaker J Shlpley M Piper Thlrd row D Myerly E Long D Nelson P Zepp R Sofrnowsku R Bnlzzard J Shaffer D Zle J Monath E Ball Fourth row J Hook D Sherfey I Barnes A Martz C Eckard R Sentz A Frock N Corbun D Muller D Wnllnams by-I Sta' Furst row M Stoneslfer R Lovett C Boone M Wentz N Taylor E Humphert S Llppy R Myers G Johnson A Logue Second row K Smuth L Green B Wlldasln J Martnn M Keeney M Brewer L Starner B Burns A Hoben M Slnnott S Brothers Thlrd row E Ogle N Brown J Stoneslfer F Harman D Denner D Dull P Strlcker E Lambert W Esslch E Hanson Fourth row J Utz H Bonner J Gore G Grimes R Steele K Ynnglnng B Blnzzard L Wagner V ig...- -'Qi .1 JI., re E w, :L :Ox hh, , A IOCG AA Qt' 'IW V ' Av Furst row W McK1nney T Adams G Brauntng J Hobbs C Elllson R Poole W Mann J Boone S Jones E Jones Second row W Brothers J Sells J Beachtel N Owlngs A Shaffer R Bloom G Farver C Palmer W Keeney J Beall E Mltten Thlrd row P Devllbuss E Graham A Musgrave L McComas R Glass C Davns K Porter K Mulllnu R Ranaull J Myers THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Promlsm Youn Talent 7?-V' ef: f Q 1 1 Fxrsf row M Warner C Wade D Warehnme W Tawney D Schaeffer J Sulllvan D Stahley N Wagner D Zepp N Ruby Second row D Wnmert B Swarlzbaugh J Taylor N Taylor J Shaffer R Tracy L Stull J Turfle J Woodward M Vaughn Third row L Wolnck G Warehume R Parry P Wntte R Spangler K Swartzbaugh F Splnlcchla D Shaffer J Tenney F Tawney wr--'rv l4 '3 Furs? row C Myers, P Martln, E Rmgley, G Rnchfer, C Long, M Lmdsday, C Nlghtungale, B Morton, F McClelland, B Pletzer Second row E Lrttle, R Rosenbaum, R Muller, A Robertson, J Marzullo, L Myers, J Parry, C Bloom, R Mann, V McDamel, L Rager Thlrd row D Magun, H Mancha, K Sentz, D Neudecker, J Nnckoles, F Scheller, R L Lelsler I U . . O ' V 'M' '-5 ti,j,, ,, lf, , m,.V,5,?g1,5 we If -,arf L A :mfg - ug 3 ' '11-:Q v - 4 J, f ' ' ,GW AVJVV 'bf , 55 ' ' My . ' ' .1 , , ' . A A , L N' l . F 1 f X J in L. Q ' 5 ' : . , . , . A , . , . , . 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',1 .1 ,.f - ,4 A, '. 2 V., F. , Q . T .. 1 1 , I J ' -.. ,. .- :::c:'E 1 so ' ' ' 1 w A g ' Q . . I I , W .. V K f-- ' - --f A LK . , 1' - ,111 .' ,, 1 1 ' ,Q 1.11: X 1 , I pw ' 3 - 1 f ' 4 1'd ' A ' N '1 1' X. . . it 43, ,' '1 V . 11 , . m- , ,, Q 4 V , , 'P 118 1 Pr ' x N-. xr K . Z ' . I ' . I ' I ' . I ' I ' I ' I . , . , . . : . , . , . , . 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - - : - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - I 1 - . - 5 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 L Q 11' ' ' ' A ' .. 1 1 . - l I , lun - 7 M- 4 W-1 I , We , :ssl 1 . I : I O L .I 1 1, ' jr a 1 I 1 I -it 1 f' if Q , l ig guy jg IA, 11 ,di 'Zn V , , 1 l 7 ' X 1 ' 16' I 1? 4 , 1, TF. ' T 1 N V 'r ' I Az V .0 . . 5 11 -' ,Le ' I A x : ' I ' ' I ' I 4 I I ' ' I ' I ' I . , . , . . 2 , , . , . 1 . 1 . , . , . I , , . A , . , . - . I I - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 M35 W' !I 'I!lF 'f F 11 19' Frrsf row E Houck M Hendren S Gladhnll J Dell K Frock G Frlnger R Freyman M Brown J Cook T Hunter Second row P Halter P Caple R Hoke J Cook V Ensor N Brown S Ebaugh H Brothers J Head W Ecker J Arbaugh Third row A Dell W Frnzzell S Chandler P Howes J Hosfeld E Hood D Gomber aker L u Frlnger E Beard 1516 ,re K 5 U Furs? row D Braunmg C Bowers J Ashunfelter M Brown C Burns M Arbaugh M Carr R Ball S Barr G Armacosf Second row C Barnhart G Baubllfz J Chalk D Buf 'hngfon C Bullock D Blizzard P Barksdale L Angell A Blxler C Dell Third row A Albaugh Jr W Crngger R Clark J Bynaker C Brothers S Caples R Cornett L Carbone, J Bower KT ' C. '. -' ' K 1 Q55 ' 1 , xxx' C V 5 V, .1 lm 'W -f f -1' f-W -.,. 1 11 53,-I A ,. 1 1, sf .' ' A Qi' 1,11-aft.. ,,,,,.-. .---.- . 11. X 'f '-lm G A I5 K 1., 9 V ' + 1 V31 , 'q ' I ' '. - s ,, V. X ' Y z 2' . - .5 1 . ' . , . . , . I , . . 6 A 7 . V ' .4 I .1 1 1 ' 4 ks 1 -. L1 EF , i 1 .5 ,V J.. 1' 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . 8 , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , J. B , . D ll, J. , . , 1. ,,,,,,....-.,.n....., 1 ' 1am-annuals -gn .f.g Sr-EES A I l 5 4 45? ' V .Yang A A , -' .iw 4 A .nw W. F .,, A. , 4 ' go 'L 1,1 0 J 6, T' fr , 1 , I 1. typ , . , I .-.J -1 J f a 1 4.-K 4 8 - .gg J Q V' us A . , . 4, 1 ' 11' A If A 9 f 5 - , ...Af A , 1 1451 : - 1 I ' 1 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . - , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . 1 -1 - 1 - 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - CLASS of 1957 us-up-ugg lx Q-8 Furs? row J Barnes D Baugher G Brewer H Bond R Adams L Blauvelt W Bowers D Auman K Bloom B Barber Second row J Bosley M Becker C Baker S Berkemeur R Baubllfz M Ellucoit M Braunlng H Baublllz P Brothers C Buxler A Alt N Bankert Third row E Arrington S Buxler J Barnes R Baker C Boone N Brenneman K Brown G Barnes M Bolllnger H Barr 'vw' sung: X Frrst row H Carver R Dutterer D Devulbess D Brown C Dull D Fnnn P Dell S Ford L Elderduce K Burnes Second row P Drechlser M Caples R Burkett D Freyman R Graham D Fergeson J Evans M Bupp B Frsher F Caple Thurd row B Edmondson J Brownfueld K Ford D Dell P Crowl J Brown G Ecker D Gehr A Forwood Fourth row D Dell R Garver I I 'WTA' 75 W 4 .,,,...,l.-...s...,. ... ,V -...Q A I f',?1M ' M U' W ll- W- Q 33:2 . M 9,6 , , ,. , , . 0 6 5 4' - Q, . - fs Y 3 ' ' , C 2, .E . . ' Q , .X - l rf S -V f A A ' ' J ' A 1 9 ' f . L ui : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . f . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , - I . , . , . . I ,,s,,,.,..e,,,M,,. , ' - ., , 2 - il 7 fsiim- M- , ' ll V-My ff., , , A ,151 Q A 'J 5, ww? , ,y ' M A r f A .. ' in , X . A v ' if k : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - 1 A - 5 r 1 - 1 r 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . . WWW First row: J. Lamb, D. J. Gross, R. Hook, D. Keck, N. Keeney, C. Harrison, N. Greenholtz C. Haines, R. Keeney, P. Harrison. Second row: A. Hefner, J. Gaver, P. Krebs, R. Jackson, P. Harmon, R. Hamrick, S. Kinser, A. Hefner, J. J. Horton, R. Lawrence, C. Haines. Third row: E. Hull, K. Hill, R. Hoch, S. Houck, N. Grimsley, R. Houck, B. Gorsuch, B. Jackson, P. Hoben, S. Lambert. Fourth row: P. Kaufman, J. Kinnamon, W. Groft. pr-- -rn-'-'-'v q ! ' 2 '-Q row: S. Martin, C. B. Myers, A. Fellner, W. Manhanna. Second row: E. Nusbaum, H. Leight, C. McGee, M. Masemore, W. Wiland, I. Logue, V. Owings, D. Michael, R. Nelson, D. Long, C. Mann. Third row: E. Null, L. Leister, C. Little, J. Nickoles, J. Norris, M. Long, C. Mills, M. Morelock. I FOW: First row: L. Spenser, L. Smith, J. Price, L. Rill, D. Rugemer, E. Randall, M. C. Schaeffer R. Ridington, J. Sell, F. Sentz. Second row: R. Shultz, R. Hood, M. Smith, D. Schaeffer, E Petry, D. Rill, K. Petry, J. Shamer, C. Shaffer, B. Rickell, R. Shulley. Third row: T. Reed H. Shulley, D. Rhoten, G. Rouch, C. Smith, W. Peeling, P. Shaffer, J. Shatzer, R. Sies R. Sies. T' rv Thompson, S. Swartzsbaugh, J. Tracey, L. Stocksdale, oi, D Turtle, A. Thompson, G. Whitcomb, W. Stoner. Second row. S. Stover, R. Thompson, S. Weishaar, O. Willen, T. Thomas, M. Unger, C. Tawney, H, Van Fossen, S. Strine, J. Strevig G. Sullivan. Third row. W. Wisner, R. Stultz, J, Wolf, K. Williams, A. Thomas, A. Talbert, R. Thomas, M. B. Speicher, B. Wimert, D. Swartzbaugh. Fourth row! R. Vosburg, N. Steketee J. D. Stoner. CLASS of 1958 11'-...pi- lslllnf 7 vw zn- W Ef 1 Furst row J Swartzbaugh H Smuth N Smuth K Utz C Stoner G Smuth Wright D Stoner D Staup Second row T Wlke R Whitlock E Zepp P Tawney J Wagner D Stonesxter N Shutter B Smlth B Ynngllng R F Warner J Wagner D Strawsburg J Thornton S Sykes C Thomas J Stocksdale R Whute Fourth row J Utermahler M Walsh .yr 59: Furst row R Mayenhardt J Robertson M Myers T Osborne J Nnghtmgale J A Rhoten W Rlngley L Rebert M Osborne N Noel Second row C Porter S Palmer B Robln son, G Mowers, G Hocher, B Shaeffer, A Putchford, D Sell, V Rugemer, J Slpes Third row S Parks, J Muth, D Muller, M McKenzie, G Rogatkun, R Shilling, A Russell, A Parry, E Shulllng, S Sharkey fi , ' p v New----A-vm ' ,, 1 , i. , -- .Q 1 I .i 5 Q-- l? lf '- Q P v - 1 1 ' ' ., . . MM , - fe, -'J .. 1 -.J A ,ci fl' . .. W Q . 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WESTMINSTER OPPONENTS O Gettysburg ,,,,7 ,,7,,,... , ,A,, 2 5 6 Southern uusua ,.,,, 2 6 O Hagerstown 7 20 6 Bladensburg 666666 ..... 2 7 6 Hanover ooo,.,,,oAo ., oooo 6 6 6 Fort Hill oooooooooo,.ooo.ooooo..,oo o-woo 3 A l3 Salisbury uuuuuuu,,,,,,..,uuuu,.,,... uuuuu 2 5 Annapolis CCancelledj Rockville QCancelleclD 6 Delone ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,v,,...,, 6 43 169 Meyer grimaces avoiding Salisbury tackler. pg. as ,n Of. ,n f ,y ..P' ilu' , . fi 5 CN 'Z .nv :f. 2. 4 S 4 val Q C 'i ' SOCCER TEAM Mr. Alan Wagaman Coach Erich Willen Glenn Wagner Co-Captains CMJ Caryl Jeanne Ensor was the winner of the Carroll County archery tournament held at Westminster High School. xiii? ' H- . . A Va. Q 5' , - l g . :vi P b SC. 's iv :-4, 9' fl .E ..' 'U , ,... :QA-ff-E i ., I a 'E Ar, DRILL SQUAD E9 9 'W ,-W a 1 , 97 in 0.5. . ., Fifty ,af r ,U f .QQ E ffxr, A ,, -,N V ,M N , mt f W7 - f xg WL Y RS ,TZ I A CHEERLEADE 3, st SENIOR CHEERLEADERS 1 'mu . if Vip 4 ss. :E Q fli', ig, A ,. YA ,bin ' E . N A A 'axial ' J ip NTL gl x I' BAND 'ws 5' :Q 'gf' 5 Y,5'M'n The band has been very actnve thus year partlclpatlng an halt time BCTIVITISS at football games parades and a concert for the Coop meeting Representatuves of the band were also members of the Carroll County Band F 6' fi JL ln ,- if ff 0 mm -,,,.... MILDRED BREWER as crowned Queen Early In the school year Mildred Brewer was crowned the Carroll County Apple Pan Dowdy Queen She recelved an electrlc mixer a unnform and a trap to the state contest where she came In 5th ln November of each year the Owl ,X Staff sponsors an art contest wnth f Thanksgiving as at theme The wan Andree Summers This IS her prlze wlnnlng picture x1 2 X MARIE ANDREE SUMMERS R' - ll Q lb X v' www ,K ,yqalfrfzu V ld y , B 1 - ' ,, ': 1 E G ner of this year's contest was Marle- - fe , E , . . . - - ll ' l 12 rf ' r ' 1 ,, ll 'll 5, ,l v mx 1 ' i. f .vi l . s l ' S9 l r l r l N, 3 'H . 'A l - i5 l 1 X xl E ll , fy! Y TA The Westminster Hugh School Chapter of the Future Teachers of Amertca was organuzecl l95l and although tt ns a young club It has been very acttve Practicing as substttutes In the ele mentary schools and the tumor hugh school FTA members are constantly strrvlng to decade It they are for teachlng and nf teachlng as for them The club sponsors faculty teas every other month qjgraq ft 'U 5 001 1-r-'GVQ' PC OFFICERS Betty Jo Garland Sec oy FTA lncluctlon Assembly if Brownfueld Pres Elatne Saylor Y Vtce Pres Joan Rinehart Hnsto nan Nancy Pltchford Treas L..- tl An FTA Member Practnce Teachtng FTA Entoys Tea After lnductuon Assembly ' ' in V A T . . . I , ' . . . . . '. - y I..- . , l l . . l l M... ll laA,,4t,.3.f J ' j A? X any ,-f hr A Q df, l b 5531? FTA A T 'A ' N ' , .5 .l f A , .5 A , ba' Z Q' ,,,...--- I . 4 l gs 5 4 , ' . 4 Z Ll FNL OFFICERS Julia Hoke Treasurer Future Nurses leave to Martha Foutz Vnce Presndent Doro vustt hospltals thy Whlttnngton President Caryl Jean ne Ensor Secretary Patrncua Patterson Reporter The Future Nurses League of Westmlnster Hugh School was organized an the sprung of l95l for the purpose of gannnng more Information about the professton of nursing the various fnelds of nurslng and the schools of nurstng To achieve thus purpose the club has lnvrted nurses to speak at nts monthly meetlngs and has taken field trlps to several hosputals This year the club spent one day I Baltnrnore vlsltnng Unlon Memortal and Smal Hosputals ,,,.55 GT, L . . - - 1 , I P y V. g 'ec 2 6 L ' A rj is .. ' ts I 1 . 1 F 1 I ' l . . . . I . I - , 7 , I . . I . ' . . I . . . . . . . u . .n 1 ' ,, I ACT II wivz P' X Q5 DICK HERSH Senior URBAN BOWMAN Sophomore JOE SHILLING Sophomore JOHN KAUFFMAN Senior , W-.H , W 5 rg, Nj' , - JOHN VODENICKER I - I J F, . V724 f ' gag ' .1 'k 4, 'V 3f'i'5 f'3' iy' 3:22 i- Q 4,11 1 , 9 in 71: ..,f , Q f ' , rf r rNro I 1 7 2 V 2 wv N . Q ,TUX J . cusiriif DELL ' . XV ...... ANDY TAWNEY COACH S-.M Q 'v -fnuu-1v-a-- T' - r nk 4 , Wg F 1 A . I Q Sophomore 7. ,. BOB DELL Senior 0 'VJ 'xo GENE JENKINS Senior ,Q mn A 9 if if li 1. RAYMOND BANKERT Senior HAROLD BROWN Senior CHARLES HAVENS Junior xr: J I rf A 8 F5 Hanover New Oxford Gettysburg Montgomery Bla1r Sykesvulle Alumn1 Glen Burnle Hagerstown W1com1co Bel A1r Delone Cathollc Kenwood Glen Burnne Hagerstown Bel A1r Delone Cathol1c: Elllcott C1ty McDonogh Laurel SUMMARY OF GAMES W H S IO 46 9 J V SQUAD OPP Player Kauffman De Jenklns Brown Bowman Sh 1 l lung Havens Logue Bankert Tawney Tota 949 'L uf INDIVIDUAL SCORING I TIMERS and SCORERS Total 270 2 4 4 4 1046 Average Percentage Per Game 35 2 1 5 j ,At A-'Q Ag l . 1 .. Y., 4 H V. 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Y 5.47 54 ll Kzblbfif -9 ' A''' ' 9A9 M B ' mmzgl Elllcott Cnty ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, , A , 7 ,63 40 Hersh 1 ccco iiT Q11i1jg11iiifon 22 2? aaaaaa A +aaeaaaaaaaaaaaaa--a' A aeeaaavaaaaaeeeeaeaaeeaeeeee -lgo ' eeaeaeeeeeeee 9 aaaee eeeeee eeee aeae A A A A 947 41 - - 20 . aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae A eeeee A A A 60 47 Il ' ,,,,,,7...,., 7,,.7,,.,,,,7,., , H42 54 H 7 A ' 9' ' w ' A A' ' ' .aaaaccaaac,aaa..aaa , aaaccvac..vc.. cccccc 5 9 44 t55 'ctc5555'A'o o 'cc rrr cr 'c rr'r 3 39 I W 6 l . ,A , 1 11.2 V, x l W A V 1 ll , ' 5.2 3 . 1 5 1.6 - 1 1 A 6 .3 X V 'W A .3 ..,. . 7 -,J The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Board is to foster the spirit of co-operation and sportsmanship and to stimulate interest in a variety of sports and athletics, to promote a well integrated and student officiated intramural program in seasonal sports, to develop through experience the ability to officiate with skill, to further the knowledge of the rules and techniques used in intramural games. GAB CHEERLEADERS Here are Westminster High School's six varsity cheerleaders whose iob it is to stir up enthusiasm at football, baseball, and basketball games. They are the proud pos- sessors of new uniforms which they are displaying in this picture. , X , Z la D C This year the GAB provided the oranges for the girls' basketball games, donated money towards securing new cheerleaders' uniforms, and arranged and performed an athletic assembly for the PTA in order to demonstrate to the parents the girls' ath- letic program. GIRLS' VARSITY W 9' Forwards SENSENEY DUTTERER SPENCER V fx Guards HOKE HOFFMAN ENSOR GIRLS Wes+m1ns+er WesImlns+er Wesfmunsfer Wes+mlns+er BASKETBAL December January 5 January 9 January January I6 L SCHEDULE Franklm Alumni Milford Mull New Wmdsor Bel Amr Wes+m1 Wes'Imms+er Wes+mms+er Wes+mms'Ier Wesfmlnsier Wes+mlns+er WesImms'Ier 29 February 4 February I I February I3 February I8 February 20 February Taneyfown New VV: Bel Arr Taney'Iown Sykesvulle MI' Anry . 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E716 flzer Wise IIIIIIIIlIIl 'F'f 1 ' - J 11' 'Mmm VI A DRAMATICS li ,012 SENIOR DRAMATICS CLASS fS gl The Sentor Dramatlcs class annually presents the Chrlstmas Play and the Sprung Play Thus year several schools experlmented wnth the Idea of ex change assemblles vvhtch proved to be very suc cessful Wuthout the stag crevv there could be no presentatlons of any ktncl These boys do any thing trorn bullcllng scenery to operattng llght to pulling curtatns Their performances backstage are often better than the ones on stage The .luntor Drarnatlcs class has gotten valuable experience by announclng assemblles reacllng plays and presentlng a Llncolns Blrthday play STAGE CREW 70 X in JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLASS lu: ll LASO Officers Martha Foutz Treasurer Barbara Myers Pres: dent Charlotte Graham Vlce President Marlene Frlzzell Sec retary LASO MEMBERS ASSIST lN LIBARARY MANAGEMENT The Llbrary Asslstants Service Organuzatlon was organlzed thus year under the sponsorship of Mrs Barbara Ann Gulse llbrarlan for the purpose ot lmprov :ng the library Luncheons breakfasts and teas were held and several held traps were taken The club dedxcated a book to the memory of Glenn Bllzzard former member and presented a gift of drapermes to the lnbrary Followung a lecture by Mr Salom Ruzk the club sponsored the Save the Children Federation lncorpo rated drive tor pencils for Korean school chnldren 1' - T 1 so L : ls 6:-l ' lg l 3:l1n jla 1: Q 1-I rl--A 1 -'lll , ' .-l ' 1.7 Z 1 1 1 T F 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . ,, . . . , ' 11 - - - GIRLS HEALTH ROOM AIDES ,QL The health room vvuth nts staff of audes helps our suck actors an off stage moments Equnpped wlth beds and sample equupment the health room provndes a place for re cuperatuon from mmor lllnesses N W? AN AIDE IN ACTION BOYS' HEALTH ROOM AIDES I W 1 A - ' T Q I WX 1. . ' ' 0 A ' V I' .Q-. 4 f 'Tlf fl! f ff MMA 4' Maqazme Campaign Leaders and Sponsors The 1953 magazine campaign found Pogos Blue Team vlctorlous over Uncle Alberts Whlte Team The campalgn on the whole was very successful toppung last years goal by S513 Wall we ever forget those letters Dear Mr Znle yours for more subscriptions for W H S Mrs Pnce 'P Although Pogo Bull and hns team came out on too Nancy and her whxte team dad admirably well nn helpnng to swell the total f X ff! a f X f .DP Campaign Business Managers 'X f. T' l. . , I X 7 V Q if 9 ,.,' ll 'A y 5- P s ' .11 Y A ' fr gg N U, ,xg - 4 if lr W 2 f rf: ' Q f T U r Q W 311 - of A .91 5 :gp , , 4 , German Band Salutes a Queen N , , I, ll, Q XX l I l X it 46' X55U,?ff The Key Club, composed of thirty boys elected from the senior, iunior, and sophomore classes, is a youth organization seeking to provide service to the school and community, to provide experience in living and working together, to prepare for useful citizenship, and to encourage initiative and leadership on the part of its members. Club meetings are held every Tuesday at lunchtime in the home ec room. interesting and wells planned programs, built around a weekly theme, are presented at these meetings. Among the club's activities this year were a Father and Son Banquet, painting the boys' health room and the teachers' room, patticipation in the Kiwanis'Kapers, and a mlnstrel show for the student body Key Clubbers wield paint brushes The 4 Keys 5532 V l A l li Q . iw . 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Flisli A: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1 S ff Q f - ,1 1- - .- L Y A I The Westmnnster Hugh School Chapter ofthe Natronal Honor Socuety was founded nn 1946 It rs based upon the prlnclples of leadershlp scholarship character and servuce Durtng the past year the Honor Soclety has sponsored the Chrrstmas Snow Ball members have acted as hosts and hostesses for American Educatuon Week and an lnductron assembly has been held Speclal servlces of the Honor Soclety have been the Lost and Found Department the coat checklng at act: vrtues held at the school and hte renting of cushrons at football games i ...mir Natuonal Honor Socrety Officers Char les Cock Presldent Rosemary Lynn Vice Presndent Lots Leppo Secretary X X W Ss I I 1 1 1 I - . .- I V V - rv 1 V U' I 2 ' I ,. m , if A V 4 V 8 blk at ' Q f -i 1. y JUNIOR OWL STAFF The Junior Owl Staff under the edltorshzp of Barbara Myers put out two Issues ot the paper thus year The Juntors also sponsored the annual Queen of Hearts dance and assembly Carol Jennette was chosen queen wtth Catherune Myers as 12th grade attendant Betty Jo Garland as llth grade attendant Ltlluan Volar as lOth grade attendant Ruth Hoke as 9th grade attendant Helen Leught as 8th grade attendant and Janet Bowman as 7th grade attendant fi I-I -- ' ,fyzzifi .5 him I ts l S ,ff X 'I NF . n 1 in 53 T y yr' a . y t if 'sw ' fi. Q 7 we 'll X , ,f In cirlver education classes students learn the mechanics of safe and sane druvlng X 5 than The Chnefs machune shop classes add up to fourteen seniors and twenty one lunlors These boys have fifteen perlods per week In shop under a two year pro gram Each boy starts with a protect and progresses lnto small scale productuon work slmllar to lndustry Sqrne of thenr work lncludes the weldtng of desks and the repaurlng of school equzpment for all the schools In the county I I T R D - e - c A R I I L+ J' c N V l W--- H i E N R , G 9 1 f 39? 2 ' .td ' ,af N ' 4 . -41 A 1 Q 'ax' 1 I h Ib, . :Ja . ACTIII The Student Council IS composed ot two elected representatives from each home room rn the school lts purpose IS to help admlnnster student actlvltles encourage co operation among the students make the school a better place to llve and to stimulate the student lute of Westminster Hlgh School P f 0 ff Zz 4 fl Xp 1' I The school store makes school supplues The rec room P 0V'de5 5 Place for available to W H S students supervzsecl recreatlon dunng lunch hours and before and after school 'Y E. - tl A' , 4, Q. 'la I '73 a I 4 l iff I ,Q .lg div Y . f Q s 4. N, 5 DHLVE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS David Nearly S400 was collected in the charity Steketee Treasurer William Humbert Pres: chesf drive sponsored by the Student Coun dent Sondra Lee Vice President Jean Null Q Q cll in November The money was donated to Secretary The Salvation Army Childrens Aide Red an ross and Korean Drive fri ,nu-KA The Student Court works with the administration and teachers in handling dis- ciplinary problems. The court officials are: Clerk of Court Carol Jennette- Associate Judges Richard Hersh Charles Dell- Chief Judge Charles Havens- Prosecuting At- torney George Benson. The Camera Club, which was newly organized this year under the direction of Mr. Zile has united into a single co operative group all those who have ar' interest in photography ,ME CLUB ,QQ-f 1 Q..-.f' .1-flag The Camera Club has participated in such activities as taking pictures at the Snow Ball and the March of Dimes and Queen of Hearts Dances During the night of the last eclipse several members could be seen be side the school taking pictures of the moon nfrfi P . ff' L' . . . at is E i A, - N Q - 'Lg F- P' ' , . R Ik N amy as 5,1 I . f 9 H X I NH, . R N fl i ,' N P 50? I 2- - I 0 1 y t C 0 K , . f . ,, - q I , . O -C x ' l Aff- 'Deg ' uf Q p- .N - ' 'AQ 4- I P - S , 'W ,- . 5 ii M C 4 M , The Radio Club under the leadershlp of Mr Myers IS mak mg various kinds of raduos Its goal ns to bulld an amateur short wave two way radio whlch would allow tt to communicate wnth other schools X' .ll '45 Here are the boys who help to make our classes more mterestmg Those geometry fnlm strlps current events movies and blology fnlms could not be shown wuthout the and ofthe Proyectlon Club H 'J 4 m A fe. , F, Q , 'n. l I X it T lab-. sf , ll. ' 'A 'sl,g XJ . Y' ' The FBLA Assembly presents keys to success in the business world. 4'1fN. v' 'QEEI F. B. L. A. The Future Business Leaders of America is com- posed of commercial students who are interested in business careers. Along with numerous other activities, the FBLA sponsors the annual football banquet at which the members of the football squad ancl their dads are given an evening of interesting entertainment. Mem- bers of the club and guests spent an enjoyable time at the Hershey Ice Follies in December of this year. Q .J Rf' :W - FBLA Officers: Donald Copen- J haver, Treasurer, Ellen Hull, Vice ' President, Robert Dell, President, jllv Louise Lawrence, Secretary. -P: L.: A A A PATROL 4 'V' The School Safety Patrol us an outgrowth of the American Automoblle Assocnatlon Patrolmen are chosen by the bus drlvers and the prnnclpal These stu dent pollcemen work toward better conduct and grea er safety on the school bus In May of each year the patrol goes to Washungton to take part nn the natnonal parade Si, Q , QQMAMW . . f . X , ' 1 V li-, f Q - 51? if 52' A The Ten Tones are ten senuor gurls who sung lust for S The fun of ut Theur most umpressuve appearance was at The Key Club Assembly where They dressed as Iuttle gurls and boys To sung Teddy Bears Pucnuc Although we havent heard much from Thern Thus year the .lunuor Hugh Chorus members have been dulugenfly practucung wuuh Mrs Ramsey The qualuty of Theur sungung convunces us that W H S vvull not lack for rnusucal Talent un comung years u u E ll I 1 . A ' ' 1 - - S , f 1 N - ' u F 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - - 11 1. nw. 1111, Lula f. flu 1 F nn 5 I 7 What's a produc- Us? This one added its beautiful Halle- rnas program. SENIOR MEMBERS of the SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS ,ff'f '13-X 'N Aprll sixty members of the chor Us partlclpated In the annual Carroll County Elsteddfod JUNIOR MEMBERS of the SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS tion without a chor- luiahsn to the Christ- , g-s atis 'Jr'-'H-H ,0- The Westmmnster Hzgh School or chestra meets once a week under the dnrectnon of Mr Cusenza Passing by the band room one hears the melod :ous strains from Overture to Tann hauser or Leroy Anderson selectrons The members of our orchestra played In the Carroll County Orchestra Con cert held on March 27th i W H S representatuves to the All Maryland State Chorus Participants un the State Orchestra State Band members from W H S CAFETERIA and MAINTENANCE W H S Cafeteria Staff Time out for Iunchl is a welcome cry to any play cast. Westminster High School's cafeteria provides our actors with nourishing foodg pre- pared by our efficient cafeteria staff. 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