Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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We experience real pride as we realize that Mr. 'J ' ar - ied 1' Earhart graduated from our high school and re- car-oi- tumed several years later as a member of the Ig: X faculty. Although having served our school as prin- 4 - .,.n cipal for only two years, each of us has felt per- Ummg I ----- sonally influenced by his warm smile and sincere :M L interest in us. 3? 5 :mr A Thus, as we leave Westminster High School, cair-f-1 our symphony swells in great appreciation to our 5 conductor and our friend. Q7 X ,ia e H' Wi. f ra Hjwuwr ,------1 g iff! 'His af. ffiiitfse' 3 U3 4,0 J lJ- l J, .bs ,ig -r - . LJ' 9 I JJ 5 5 z - - The- womi-clit-!f'r's sm I I i' 9 in 1- PROLOGUE Time has flown quickly byg and we, the class of ,54, are ready to take our places in the promising world outside. As we look back over our Junior and Senior High School careers, we all get a different picture of school life. But it all ends with the thought that we as a class shared some memorable events and will take with us many precious memories that time will not destroy and money cannot buy. We like to think that Westminster High School was made better because of usg and we are quite certain that we, as individuals as well as a class, were made better because of our Alma Mater and all it stands for. We've grown a lot physically and mentally since we first entered these very doors six years ago. And with our growth have also matured our ideals as a class and our dreams as individuals. As someone, much wiser and much more experienced than we, once said, 4'Life is too short to be little. We as Seniors recognize this fact, and are determined to he big in life. If we succeed, we can accredit Westminster High School for helping us set our goals high. As we leave to accept this -- our greatest challenge thus far in life, we turn to salute and thank you, our Alma Mater, Westminster High School. w ifi 2 if :ms 5 fm! Z' H , fl ffl'-- Qfondmowmmi 1-,--,,. ffiiip - , ' g .'?-'.'l .- '-1-' ?!.-C F 1.-i-- 31 ffgpsvp-an-nu-::: OUR CONDUCTOR Someone has said, g'Don't look on any map for the road to success. You have to find your own wayf' Education not only provides you with direction, but it also prepares you for the difficult journey that lies ahead. Your opportunities for success are narrowed by your lack of education and, conver- sely, are broadened by it. Your high school back- ground will not assure you of success, but it will help remove many obstacles. May each of you con- tinue to develop into outstanding citizens and ul- timately make your contribution to our democratic heritage. XML A? ASSISTANT CONDUCTORS my I 'Q MR. HOUSTON CURD Vivo Principal 1 ' MRS. u1.0R1A MARTIN Secretary MRS. MABFIL PRICE Senior High School Counselor MISS VIRGINIA TROXELI. Junior High School Counselor , Q , f S ...n..,.,+ . ' - . ,V I , - Marty' -we ? 1231 Ai, ,wr , ,,.,,.k1I, jk, In -229' - 'fl A-31'Tis,?2i3iS2 , tgyeyd sy, W, -,Qyf ff 4 N xx 1 , n I MM 2 Zr- Arr', SEVENTH GRADE GENERAL EDUCATION Mrs. Virgil Vosburgh, Miss Mary Weagly, Mrs. Irma Myers. EIGHTH GRADE GENERAL EDUCATION Miss Shiela Young, Mr, John Lambert, Mrs. Doris Alling. NINTH GRADE GENERAL EDUCATION Miss Helen Georg, Miss Mildred Shipley, Miss Cornelia Kroh. JUNIOR HIGH MATHEMATICS Miss Sondra Donaldson, Miss Marie Mesaros Miss Jane Bowers. n X CS! f JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE Miss Elloween Lipscomb, Mr. Hilary Holste Miss Charloite ,lanney THE ARTS Mr. William Miller, Miss Jean Bankert, Mrs Ruth Reter. COMMERCIAL Alan Wagaman, Mrs. Erma Edwards, Mr Er- nest Minka. LIBRARIAN Mrs. Barbara Guise. CQ-' IIISTOIIY Mlm lrnin l.uwy4'r. Miss Francvs Millvr, Mr. ,l2IIlN'h llurlu-. kg ' SENIOR HIGH LANCIIAILES V. ,- w - 1 Vlr. Wzikr-In-lil Mcbill, Mr. Granville I'.aln.i, Vlrx. Murgnrvl lluilur, Mr. Antlrcfw Mason. 'W fxh.. lNDlIS'I'IiIAl. ARTS Mr. llzilpll llznnngarrlm-r, Mr. William Hug, Mr. Allwrl Allm-clit. INIJUSTIIIAI. ARTS Mr, ,lucolm Ziglvr. Mr. William I,uwyc-r. SENIOR HIIZII SCIENCES Mr. Lyman l'IliI'll21Tl. Miss lfilizalwlli llvmillvr, M r. Alfred My:-rs. ii . , 2 A A I L-s 'U' W , ,i-i . Q i iyti E. .3 L t .E 5' 5 K I X82 , I X T Q - Q 5 X 2' AJ l INS'I'IIUMICN'l'AI, MUSIC Mr. llarthololnew Farrura. Mr. Ke-rinit Kiehne-r. Q PHYSICAL EDI ICATION Mr. ,lOllll Vmlvnicker. Mrs. Donna Se-llinun. Mr Herbert Ruby. LIWUQO I nf N I A HOME ECONOMICS Miss Helen Horner, Miss Gertrude Jamison, Mrs. Carolinv Warehinw. Lawrence Simon Alt Effie Amprazis John Cooper Armacost Dorothy Pauline Bair Charles Kenneth Bankard Barbara Ann Bankert Richard Paul Bankert Geraldine Elizabeth Barnes William Spencer Barrick Adalaide Elizabeth Beacham George Russell Benson, Jr. Robert Martin Bitzel Rose Marie Blauvelt Doris Anita Blizzard Larry Kenneth Blizzard Grace Marguerite Borchers Robert Preston Bosley Doris Winifred Bower Glenn Thomas Boyle Betty Bonita Brown Carroll Stewart Brown, Jr. Sarah Marie Brown Joanne Ruth Bullock Robert Leidy Bullock Jean Catherine Byers Larry Lester Caple Ruth Ethel Caples Michael Morse Cooney Ernest Ray Cornett Patsy Ann Crabbs Allan Leister Davidson Walter David Dell Nancy Lou DeMoss Lois Arlene Devilbiss Joyce Elizabeth Dorsey Dixie Lee Dull Irene Marie Durham Nancy Rose Edmondson Arthur Eugene Ensor Caryl Jeanne Ensor Mary Margaret Finn Louis Martin Fischer Carl Eugene Fisher Peggy Ann Foster Ella Mae Franklin Patricia Ann Friese Nancy Lee Frock Betty Jo Garland Mary Ann Geiman Lena May Gesell Nancy Lee Glass Sylvia Naomi Green MUSICIANS Class of 1954 Erma Louise Gross Helen Irene Grothe Ruby Mae Hanson Charles Larry Harden Larry Elder Hare Charles William Havens, III Beverly Jean Hoffman Dolores Jeanne Hollenbaugh Charlotte Elizabeth Estelle Horine Ellen Louise Hull Alverta Sharlene Hull Richard Allen Humbert Shirley Mae Keefer Walter Alvie Keeney Albert Ritchie Kelbaugh Gary Edward Kester David Thomas Kibler Gary Kauffman Koontz Howard Emanuel Koontz, III Barbara Lee Krebs Joseph Edward Lassiter Marian Edith Lassiter Louise Virginia Lawrence Barbara Taylor Lawyer Dixie Lee Leister Marylou Lentzner Nevin Joseph Long Ronald Wayne Magin Eileen Elsie Mann Marvin Leo Mann James Everett May Russell Kerr Mills, Jr. Connie Jane Moreland Gerald Lee Mullinix Patricia Ann Murphy Francis William Muse Barbara West Myers Dolores Mae Myers Betty Lou Null Carl Gesell Owings Mary Lorraine Owings Peter Russell Owings Earl Merwyn Palmer Donald Kent Parker Stewart Lester Patterson Larry Austin Pennington Nancy Serella Pitchford Edith Virginia Poole William Edwin Powder Elaine Marie Rager Norman Owings Rebert, Jr. Donald Leroy Reck Mary Ellen Ricketts Gary Ingram Rinehart Joan Mae Rinehart George Gordon Roberts, Jr. Patricia Duane Rodgers Sterling Edward Schaefer Paula Carol Schilling Otto Charles Sells Laura Jo Ann Sies Roger Frederick Sies Elizabeth Ann Louise Smith June Ann Snyder Jacob Sofinowski, III Alice May Spangler Dolores Jean Spencer Nellie Caroline Stahley David Walter Steketee Eugenia Frances Stern Marie Mae Sterner Earline Joyce Stevens Shirley May Stewart Barbara Vaughn Stoner Jay Richard Stonesifer William Harry Stonesifer John Monroe Thomas Priscilla Ann Thomas Ernest Charles Walkling, Jr Winifred Roberta Walsh Richard Eugene Wardenfelt Joan Lavinia Weaver Maud Louise Wentz Margaret Denny Whitfield Robert Sterling Whitmore Patricia Ann Will Erich Heinrich Willen Joseph Robert Williams, Jr. Doris Ruth Wimert Patricia LaRue Wimert Robert Shellman Witter Jack Richard Wood ' Loretta Jean Zentgraf ,L . , 9 .SW ' lvz ggi if r COMPOSERS President ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, C HARLES V103 Prggldent .YA,V, V, ,,,,,,,, Secretary ,,,,-,-,, ,,,,,,, B ETTY JO GARLAND Treasurer ,,,,, ,,,,,,., , JACOB SOFI-NOVVSKI Reporter ,,,-,,,,,A,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, . PATRICIA MURPHY CLASS SONG To thee Alma Mater These words we proclaim, Your memories forever In our hearts will remain. Thru these now dear portals Our voices ring on, For all your ideals Which now are our own. So Class of Fifty-four As fortune is calling, Ambition and honor Will always be ours. Though as we go forward, Our paths will be varied, Ever back to you our Loyal hearts will always roam. In this our farewell song, We thank thee for guiding, Our thoughts and our ways so They'll ne'er go astray. Dear Westminster High School As now we are parting, Within our hearts this Pride and love will never cease. by Effie Amprazts Joyce Dorsey Dolores H ollenbaugh 9 .aw ykah Z. CHARLES KENNETII BANKARD Machine Shop, Soccer. Charlie . . . earnest . . . one of Chiefs boys . . . works at Cohens . . . likes sports, especially soccer . . . wants to drive trucks. BARBARA ANN BANKERT Intramurals, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Student Council, FBLA, FNL, FTA. NHS, AAA Patrol, LASO, Health Aide. Bobby Ann . . . an air ofgood humor surrounds her . . . fun-loving . . . hard worker . . . likes to dance and skate . . . an Air Force Nurse. RICHARD PAUL BANKERT Machine Shop. Dick . . . one of Chief's', boys . . . wants to be tool and dye maker . . . fond of working on cars . . . Dick's pet peeve is taking English. GERALDINE ELIZABETH BARNES Art Editor of OWL, Dramatics, FTA, Chorus, Intramural Sports, Art, Dramatics, Journalism. Gerri . . . friendly . . . loves to draw . . . redhead . . . small but mighty . . . usually smiling . . . future in Towson and teaching. LAWRENCE SIMON ALT Auto Mechanics. Lawrence . . . majoring in auto mechanics . . . tall and quiet . . . naturally, his hobby is working on cars . . . a member of the 12V gang. EFFIE AMPRAZIS Dramatics, Journalism, Mixed Chorus, FTA, FBLA Re- porter, Circulation Editor of t'OWL, Intramural Sports, Christmas Play and Chorus, Magazine Campaign, Home Room Organization. Effie . . . gay, carefree . . . poetic heart . . . cute . . . walks in rain .qu . ardent sports fan . . . dramatic writer . . . does homezlolc cmiy when shi gets the urge. , s +- silfs t 'Nfl ' ' -I, il D N ,fi if X, I N sf F -3 X F 5 XX R- If . 5 A le f ' t J ir P R 4' Ks . .' i 'K ii' ' C . JOHN COOPER ARMACOST Student Council, National Honor Society, Key Club. Johnny . . . small and friendly . . . smart . . . wants to be Coast Guard Cadet . . . driving and hunting are Io n- ny's favorite pastimes. Intramural sports, Mixed Chorus, FBLA, Christma o Dot . . . a sunny smile, a cheery word, her ' fail . . . Dot is the sweet little redhead t married' a sailor named Alan Stansbury . . . her f'co WM DOROTHY PAULINE BAIR r t er lies in the hands of the Navy .Mkjjjtlfvf twig? WILLIAM SPENCER BARRICR Football, Bass-lmull, lntramural Sports. Bill, wants a good time . . . famous fullback . . . easy go- ing . . . cars and Ioafing are Bill's pastime . . . Bill frowns on flirty playing in sports. AIJALAIIIE ELlZABI'I'l'lI BEACIIAM Student Council, Health Aide, FBLA, Student Patrol Cap- tain. Libby . . . 5'2 eyes of blue . . . excellent dancer . . . likes to hare her own way . . . you ain't doin't rightl . . . spends time horseback riding. GEORGE RUSSELL BENSON. JR. Key Club, Advertising Editor for OWL, Student Council, Druttiutics, Magazine Campaign Leader, Chorus. George . . . natural salesman . . . active in school activities . . . governor, Capital District Key Clubs . . . wants to go into law or selling . . . lt's cheaper that way. ROBERT MARTIN BITZEL FBLA, lntramural Sports. Bob . . . wants a better car . . . gets bored in class , . commercial student . . . a good job is Bob's ambition. in ft 1 fur A I I an s-I 'sly ROSE MARIE BLAUVELT FBLA, Cirls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Chorus. Rose . . , pleasant personality . . . hard worker . . . you're so slupitl . . . pet peeve-Business .llnlh . . . Shrivefs in summer . . . thinking of the Women's Armed Forces. DORIS ANITA BLIZZARD Student Council, Library Assistant, FBLA, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Home Ee.. AAA Patrol. Doris . . . small, blue-eyed, blonde describes Doris . . . she likes dancing and skating . . , attends Home Ec. classes . . . seen in plays . . . secretarial job with Air Force in future. LARRY KENNETH BLIZZARD Intramural Sports. Chorus. Blizz . . . drives a blaclr Chevy . . . dark complexion . . . talkative . . . Blizz's pet peeoe, of all things is girls . . . hopes to join Air Force after graduation. GRACE MARGUERITE BORCRERS Student Council President, NHS, FTA, Girls' Sextet, Chor- us, Dramatics, Christmas Play and Choms. Butchie . . . reading, singing, and dancing . . . always smiling and joking . . . usually busy with Student Council . . . likes children. CARROLL STEWART BROWN, JR. Machine Shop. Carroll . . . dates are hobbies to Carroll . . . one of Chiefs boys . . . tall red head . . . hopes to be a machinist in future. SARAH MARIE BROWN Junior Varsity Basketball. lntramural Sports, Mixed Chor- us, LASO Club. Marie . . . often called Link . . . a cheerful heart . . . a smiling face . . . plans to go to Eastern Nazarene College to be a teacher. J OANNE RUTH BULLOCK FBLA, Student Council, Girls' and Mixed Chorus, lntra- mural Sports. Joanne . . . a friendly smile for everyone . . . enjoys dune' ing . . . skates and swims a lot . . . could do without homework . . . telephone operator if wedding bells don't interfere. ROBERT LEIDY BULLOCK Student Council. Bob . . . curly hair . . . believes in having fun while you can . . . fond of skating . . . dislikes homework . . . future in butchering. ROBERT PRESTON BOSLEY Intramural Sports, Chorus. Machine Shop. Bob . . . one of Chief's', boys . . . a future machinist or mechanic . . . many friends among the 12V boys . . . tall . . . very fond of hunting and fishing. DORIS WINIFRED BOWER LASO, FBLA, Journalism, Girls' and Mixed Chorus. Doris . . . loves dancing and reading historical novels . . . friendly smile . . . there must be a rule against school . . . her only ambition is to be a housewife. GLENN THOMAS BOYLE lntramural Sports, Chorus, Projection Crew. Glenn . . . one of Femme boys . . . tall with red hair . . . hopes to go to college . . . enjoys sports . . . Halt, who goes there?,' Q BETTY B BR WN LASO, Girls' and M' d u Jo rn Betty . . . known ry s nn' . fu elm ...fut s t .lo sUver'y, . . M Lst lur J, n' t . . . a eyhjhw Da ters vi ji F' 9 4 hy if My .1 . ,X 4' . . M . JJYHH A . ,A V ... ...M ai' JEAN CATHERINE BYERS Mixed Chorus, Future Business Leaders of Anierica. .lean . . . that 5' 7 lilondel . . . reserved but fun to be with .... s hows her ,lriendliness in a quiet manner . . . you know it. ' . . . will go to B.B.C. after June. LARRY LESTER CAPLE Football. Track, lland, Orchestra. Chorus. Student Coun- . d 1-al. FBLA. 'Q Larry . . . fond of people who like to joke . . . l.'Cl'Y much interested in sports . . . dislikes homework . . . wants to be truck driver. RIITII I-ITIIEL CAPLES FBLA, Chorus. Intramural Sports, Christmas Chorus. Ruthie . . . sweet voice for hillbilly songs . . . friendly smile . . . dangerous behind the wheel . . . could do with- out llooklreeping. MICHAEL MORSE COONEY Intramural Sports. 'llike . . . sports enthusiast . . . dark complexion . . hope to he a pilot . . . dislikes people who act dumb . . one of the 121' lmys. '23 -nd! zwjly 'n .If JIlf'.,t t My .tc . . .Q wwf I V M ff if t. , Q 4 knit? Eieti ERNEST RAY CORNETT Auto Mechanics, Intramural Sports. Ernest . . . interested in cars . . . likes all types of sports . . . future dairy farmer . . , No kiddinn . . . likes girls, especially good looking ones. PATSY ANN CRABBS FBLA, NHS, Intramural Sports, Chorus, Homeroom Activ- ities, Magazine Campaign Leader, AAA Patrol. Patsy . . . that contagious giggle . . . short and sweet . . . check that will you? . . . spends her spare time skat- ing . . . swimming . . . and boys! . . . secretary in the future. ALLAN LEISTER DAVIDSON Stage Crew, Student Council, Key Club, Machine Shop. Allan . . . quiet . . . versatile student . . . hard worker on stage crew . . . wants to be a machinist . . . making models is hvhby. WALTER DAVID DELL Machine Shop, Stage Crew. Student Council. Walter . . . one of Chiefs boys . . . hunting and shooting . . . black hair . . . good worker on stage crew. ,wap i HQ saw IRENE MARIE DURHAM FBLA, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Irene . . . modest and sweet . . . has little to say . . . plays the guitar . . . fond of hillbilly music . . . tap dancer . . . commercial student. NANCY RosE EDMONDSON FBLA, FNL, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Nancy . . . short and friendly . . . homework vs. loafing . . . one of those fun-loving gals called the Six Dudes . . . collects hit records . . . her ambition-to be a suc- cessful housewife. ARTHUR EUGENE ENsoR Machine Shop. Arthur . . . another of Chief's,' boys . . . likes hunting and baseball . . . a friendly fellow . . . good grades . . . hopes to be successful machinist. CARYL JEANNE ENSOR FNL President, GAB President, Dramatics, Sports Editor of OWL, Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Speedball, Field Hockey, Intramural Sports, NHS Vice President, Band, Orchestra, Regional Student Council, Christmas Play and Chorus. Caryl . . . a picture of poise, efficiency, and gracefulness . . . very friendly . . . Senior Queen of Hearts Attendant . . . college in September. NANCY Lou DEMoss Chorus. Dramatics. Intramural Sports, FNL, Health Aide. Nancy . . . a smile a mile wide . . . has good times in Dramatirs . . . believes in a good joke . . . a Florence Nightingale. LOIS ARLENE DEVILBISS FTA. FBLA. Girls' Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Junior Journa- lism. Lois . . . always smiling . . . plays piano . . . gets mad if interrupted during TV time . . . a future school teacher. JOYCE ELIZABETH DORSEY Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Archery, Art Editor of OWL, FNL Reporter, Chorus, GAB, lntramural Sports, .lOurnalism, Christmas Chorus, Art. .loyce . . . light brown hair with a natural blond streak . . . art work for yearbook . . . tall, graceful . . . devotes much of her time to sports . . . will wear her nurses' uni- form proudly. DIXIE LEE DULL Student Council, lntramural Sports, Health Room Aide. Dixie . . . chewing gum. . . . likes singing . . . bowls . . . member of Reese softball team . . . more Charity Chest Drive posters! . . . could get along without classes. -s ai MARY MARGARET FINN llvutl Majort-ite, FBLA, Mixed Chorus, AAA Patrol. Mary . . . sense of humor . . . loves to dance . . . twirls baton . . . r-razy about letters . . . looking forward to life of a prirale secretary. Louis MARTIN FISCHER Machine Shop. Lottie . . . one of Chiefs boys . . . rides horses . . . hopes to be a farrner . . . fond of opposite sex . . . pals around with 12V gang. CARL EUGENE FISHER Student Council, Chorus, FBLA, Football. Gene . . . an authority on sports . . . seen on football field playing end . . . always ready with a joke . . . works part time . . . Gene hates spinach. PEGGY ANN FOSTER l lll.A, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. l'eggy . . . tall, quiet senior . . . Very friendly . . . has her good times with the Six Dn1les . . . an ardent letter writer. Q ELLA MAE FRANKLIN FBLA, AAA Patrol, Chorus. Ella Mae . . . called Ellie by her friends . . . always laughing . . . full of fun . . . reads a lot . . . doesn't particularly care for teachers . . . greatest ambition is to graduate. PATRICIA ANN FRIESE Intramural Sports, Junior OWL Staff, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, FBLA. Pat . . . the little girl with the low, low voice . . . sweet personality . . . likes to play the piano . . . lt must be nice . . . hopes to be successful-in something. NANCY LEE FROCK Varsity Basketball, Speedball, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Intramural Sports, GAB, FNL, Archery, Journalism, Dra- matics, Mixed Chorus, OWL Staff, Christmas Play and Chorus. Nancy . . . in studies successful in athletics supreme . . . Oh, my gosh. . . . high scorer on basketball team . . . what a driver! . . . to college and Physical Ed. teaching. Clerk the Semo little deffriiidly of He MAMA' ff'-'M' fn. 'V' .I 'u fI .X 41 Q91 an-'gs fa ERMA LOUISE GROSS Mixed Chorus. Girls' Chorus. FBLA. Erma . . . works at Coffn1an's . . . whiz at shorthand . . . big brown eyes and naturally curly hair . . . dislikes mouthy people . . . a private secretary. HELEN IRENE GROTHE FBLA. Chorus. AAA Patrol, Christmas Chorus. Helen . . . collects movie star pictures . . . commercial student . . . likes hillbilly music . . . future WAC. RUBY MAE HANsoN LASO Club, FBLA, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Christ- mas Chorus. Ruby . . . her manner is quiet and refined . . . has won many friends . . . writes letters . . . rery active in church activities . . . college and :cork ahead. CHARLES LARRY HARDEN Machine Shop. Intramural Sports. Larry . . . one of Chiefs boys . . . interested in sports . . . drives a '50 Ford . . . will join Nat'-r after graduation. MARY ANN GEIMAN Mixed Chorus, Intramural Sports, FBLA, NHS. Mary Ann . . . commercially minded . . . gets things done . red hair but no temper . . . a secretary around air mes. LENA MAY GESELL FBLA, Girls' Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Christmas Chorus. Lena .llae . . . quiet . . . commercial student . . . collects stamps and postcards . . . wants to be a secretary or a typist . . . Gully days. NANCY LEE GLASS Future Business Leaders of America. Nancy Lee . . . sweet to know . . . dresses neatly . . . lively but quiet . . . enjoys sewing . . . member of 12C . . . a telephone operator after graduation. SYLVIA NAOMI GREEN Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Sextet, NHS, FBLA. Sylvia . . . sweet smile . . . always gets homework done . . . sings second soprano in Sextet . . . fan of the Balti- more Orioles . . . will make an efficient secretary. ...qi 1-Q' 'O' . 1'-47 -of Iuiiiiiv ELOI-:it HAHE Student Couneil. Stage Crew, Chorus. National Honor So- eiety. Kev Club. Larry . . . likes mechanics, stork ear racing . . . stage freu' among many af-riiiries . . . an efficient senior . . . plans lor l!'.1I.l.', and l'.S. .4ir Force. CiiAm.ics WILLIAM HAVENS, Ill Ifootball Captain, All-State Co-Captain. Class President. National llonor Soeiety President, Key Club, Student Court judge, Chorus. lfharley . . . intelligent . . . Femme boy . , . great ath- lete . . . All-Star football . . . leader . . . College, Air Foree in the future. BIQVERLY JEAN IIOFI-'MAN Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Field Hockey Manager. Christmas Chorus. Subs. Manager for OWL, CAB Sevres tary, I IlI,A, NII5. Intramural Sports. Berry . . . tall versatile rnernber of the commercial class . . . her interests lie in all .sports at W.H.S .... spends her summers swimming and loafing . . . a private secretary af- ter june. llomitas JEANNE IIOLLENBAUGH Varsity Volleyball, Intramural Sports. CAB. Girls' Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Journalism, Student Council, Health Room Aide, l Nl., Charity Chest llrive. llolores . . . tall altrarliue blonde . . . easy to get along with . . . pleasing smile . . . plays some real gone jazz on the pianol , . . will be a nurse, ,f F4 w 13.72, ,sa . ':? ai' CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH ESTELLE HORINE Intramural Sports, Cheerleader, FTA, GAB, Christmas Play and Chorus, Dramatics, Journalism, Mixed Chorus. Chut . . . smiles a lot . .f an expert fitterbug . . . black DA with a touch of peroxide . . . enjoys cooking . . . one of the Baugher gals . . . college in September. ELLEN LOUISE HULL Chorus, Dramatics, FBLA, Secretary of Student Council. Business Manager Of Magazine Campaign, Christmas Play and Chorus. Ellen . . . her personality shines through her smile . . . beautiful voice . . . look care of business end of magazine campaign . . . a future secretary. ALVERTA SHARLENE HULL Future Nurses' League, Assistant Librarian, Mixed Chorus. Sharlene . . . quiet and unobtrusive . . . reads a lot . . . likes to bake and sew . . . lob's Daughters . . . future sur- gical nurse. RICHARD ALLEN HUMBERT Key Club, German Band, All State Orchestra, County Band and Orchestra. Dick . . . Professor Himmelberger in the Little German Band . . . always ready with a good joke , . . friendly . . . symphony music is background for cowboy music . . . hates cigarette smoke. X t DAVID THOMAS KIBLER Stage Crew, Machine Shop. Dave . . . friendly . . . he likes cars, especially Pontiacs . . . one of Chiefs boys . . . will be an excavator after finishing school. GARY KAUFFMAN KOONTZ FBLA, Chorus, Art. Gary . . . commercial student . . . interested in art . . wants to be file clerk . . . likes people . . . Oh Joy . . will attend Baltimore Business College. HOWARD EMANUEL KooNTz, III Student Council, Stage Crew, Key Club, Journalism. Koontzie . . . loves to eat and tease . . . in many activities . . . ond o drivin . . . wants to arm . . . Check that. 8 BARBARA LEE KREBS FBLA, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Student Council, In- tramural Sports, Homeroom Activities, Homeroom Leader in Magazine Campaign, AAA Patrol, Christmas Chorus. Barbara . . . concentrates on being happy . . . likes to drive a green Chevy . . . wonderful to .be with . . . loves that green . . . will be mixing two careers, secretary and housewife. SHIRLEY MAE KEEFER FBLA, LASO Club, Christmas Chorus. Shirley . . . a friend to everyone . . . enjoys life . . . will do a favor for anyone . . . a hard worker . . . plans to work in a defense plant in Baltimore. WALTER ALVIE KEENEY Intramural Sports, Auto Mechanics. Poke . . . blond, blue eyes . . . a future sailor . . . his friend is anyone not a browny . . . a friendly boy from 12V. ALBERT RITCHIE KELBAUGH Football, Student Council, Chorus. Bert . . . friendly . . . wants to join Marines . . . husky . . . good man in sports . . .likes to collect guns. GARY EDWARD KESTER Intramural Basketball, Football, Chorus. Gary . . . an import from Poly Tech . . . interested in sports . . . hopes to be a draftsman . . . likes nice people . . is he really as shy as they say? V15 it-J' ltsi- U1 Q iixdlfea ,M kdfkl Wvf, MARLAN l'lDlTll LASSITER Intramural and Varsity Sports, Sf-ervtary of FNL. Cafe- vriul llvlln-r, Journalism. Tflith . , . frivmlly . . , honor roll student . . . For l'ete's 'alrr- . . . navy blue . . . good Home Er. student . . . :ood work:-r . , , nursikzg in Seplernber. JOSEPH EDWARD LASSITER Cm-y Club Viet- Pre-e-aide-nt, Band, Orchestra, Projection Ir:-w, Chorus. 'or' . . . rlvrer in math and physirs . . . wants to be electri- 'al engineer . . . thinks of an easier way . . . likes music uid girls . . . hard worker in Key Club. LOUISE VIRGINIA LAWRENCE lixn-rl Chorus, lntramural Sports, I-'BLA President, NHS it-ere-tary, AAA Patrol, Stud:-nt Council, Christmas Chorus. .ouisr . . . keeps order in FBLA meetings . . . Casual zanner wins friends .... S holes . . . may be a secretary. BARBARA TAYLOR LAWYER 'ursity Clit-1-rl:-aala-r, llramaties, Journalism, FTA, Chorus, trt, Christmas Play and Chorus. farlzir' . . . up lo dale on fashions . . . sang with Five 'harps . . . cheers teams to virtory . . . drives own Car . . enjoys se-uing . . . future may be in rommercial art. no 'C , sz- Q Qi rw . 5 DIXIE LEE LEISTER Dramatics, FNL Vice President. National Honor Society, GAB, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Play and Chorus, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Volleyball, Intramural Sports. Dixie . . . very active . . . friendly . . . serious-minded . . . likes sports . . . wants to be civil service worker. MARYLOU LENTLNER FBLA, lntramural Sports, Chorus, Christmas Chorus. Marylou . . . tall redhead . . . dresses neatly . . . her dis- position and pleasant smile account for her many friends . . . work in the future. NEVIN JOSEPH LONG FBLA, Student Council FTA. Chorus. Art. Nevin . . . art mafor . . . wants to become artist . . . hobby is playing records . . . active in hornerooni activi- ties . . . dislikes Stuck-up people. RONALD WAYNE MAGIN Key Club, FBLA, Art. Ronnie . . . friendly . . . always busy with art work . . . wants to be a clerk typist . . . works with radios and model railroading . . . 'isomebodv gooledf' -it Q CONNIE JANE MORELAND FBLA, FNL, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Christmas Chorus. Connie . . . that tall brown eyed 120 gal . . . doesn't exactly care for homework . . . has a sweet smile always . will be a telephone operator. A GERALD LEE MULLINIX Machine Shop. Gerald . . . good in machine shop work . . . hunting and fishing are fun to him . . . hopes to be a machinist . . . a friendly personality. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Intramural Sports, Chorus, Dramatics, Journalism, FTA. FBLA, Class Reporter, Associate Editor of Owl. Christ- mas Chorus, Magazine Campaign. Muff . . . good humor is the health of her soul . . . a friendly gal . . . a witty writer . . . a real gone Irishman! . wants to travel. FRANCIS WILLIAM MUSE Intramural Sports. -Bill . . . one of the 12V boys . . . tall . . . blond . . . likes sports . . . plans to become a sailor after he graduates. EILEEN ELSIE MANN Intramural Sports, FBLA, NHS Homeroom Activities, Busi- ness Manager of Magazine Campaign, Chorus, Christmas Chorus. Eileen . . . sweet and smiling . . . specializes in A's . . . dislikes conceited people . . . speaks up for her rights . . . handled money for Magazine Campaign . . . an ideal secretary. MARVIN LEO MANN Intramural Sports. Marvin . . . tall and thin . . . future sailor . . . favorite pastime IS sports . . . mam' frienrls in 12V section. JAMES EVERETI' MAY Football, Track. ,lim . . . big guy . . . plays football . . . good at creating chemical compounds with disagreeable odors . . . one-man Navy of the Confederacy . . . ambitions for college. RUSSELL KERR MILLS, JR. Wood Shop. Russ . . . tall and slender . . . wants to be a farmer after June . . . likes to work? . . . frowns on English literature . . . a patronizer of Mables. A Q L A. . , ri- f' to J -v , 1 f I, Q --I 5 it f BARBARA WEST MYERS lftlitor of Owl, and vearliook. FTA President. NHS. lillorus. Girls' S1-xtvt. LASO Cluln. AAA Patrol. Dramativs. Art-lu-rv 'l't-am. Christmas Chorus. Iiilrlw . . . always lrusv . . . nerr rooperative . . . ready for 'nd time Uh nuls - 4-ll Leader . . . frientlli' u 1,41 . . . . .. . . - . . . lfflitor of NWI, . . . rollege in the future. DOLORES NlAE MYERS l lll.A, Nlixu-fl Cliofus, Christmas Chorus. llulores . . . short, frientllv hrunette . . . a pleasant smile aluvzvs . . . rollerts sal! and pepper shakers . . . would li e to worli al a lrarlf. QL aw!!! W,,,.,a,,1t,,,f. ' ctgfduw' BETTY Lou NULL Intramural Sports. Chorus. Christnlas Chorus. FBLA. Helly . . . u lrlonde, lzlue-ered eommerrial . . . spends murli time skating . . . lilres to sing . . . interested in the W,1llllPll'.Y Armed Forres . . . to he a singer is Betlv L0ll,S ambition. CARL GESELL Owmcs FBLA, Art, LASO. ffnrl . . . good nalured . . . from 126 . . . well-known arlist . . . favorite rolors, red. lzlarlc, and whartreuse . . . hopes lo lierorue wealthy: wwf 'R 3, ar- A it. fi' L K. to tf?ggiQfQTfi5 g A MARY LORRAINE Owuwcs FBLA, GAB, AAA Patrol, Varsity Field Hockey, lntra- mural Sports. Basketball Scorer. Lorraine . . . Rainy to her friends . . . tall, blue-ered blonde with short hair . . . always laughing, full of gladness . . . dresses very neat . . . undecided about the future . . . sevretarv or designer. PETER RUSSELL Owmcs Football, Kev Cluli, Journalism. Track. Intramurals, Stu- dent Council. Russ . . . 210 pounds of football musrle . . . reeognilion for All-State player . . . one of the Femme boys . . . wants to go to eollege . . . hearty laugh. EARL MERWYN PALMER Varsity Soccer, Track, Chorus. Merwyn . . . drives a '50 Ford . . . always working on rar . . . Hhillbillv music . . . friendlv bor . . . wants to be an entertainer. DONALD KENT PARKER Kev Cluli, Proiection Crew. Kent . . . tall, blonde . . . dislikes show-offs . . . pals around with James Ranoull . . . wants to be a TV techni- rmn. WILLIAM EDWIN POWDER Machine Shop. Edwin wants to be a machinist or pilot . . . one of Chiefs boys . . . likes to work with model airplanes' . . . Two or three times. ELAINE MARIE RACER Intramural Sports, Dramatics, Joumalism, FNL, LASO, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Christmas Play and Chorus. Elaine . . . wants to be a nurse . . . reserved . . . likes to write letters . . . likes everyone . . . You know it? NORMAN OWINGS REBERT, JR. Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, Journalism. LASO Club. Norman . . . friendly . . . always busy . . . reads a lot . . . active in religious work . . . one of the Three Muske- teers . . . Oh corn. DONALD LEROY RECK Student Council, Stage Crew, Dramatics, Owl Staff. Chorus. Intramural Sports, Football. Speck . . . spotter for the Owls . . . work, lt don't pay. . . . swimming, let's go . . . an older member of the stage crew . . . college in the future. STEWART LESTER PATTERSON Student Council, AAA Patrol. Stewart . . . movies and riding around . . . associates with many boys and girls . . . tall . . . wants to farm. LARRY AUSTIN PENNINOTON Machine Shop. Larry . . . likes music, dancing . . . associates with 12V bays . . . black hair . . . hopes to get a good job, anywhere. NANCY SERELLA PITCHI-'ORD Varsity Basketball and Volleyball, Intramural Sports, Girls' Sextet. Dramatics, Journalism, FTA, CAB, Chorus, Christ- mas Chorus. Pitch . . , drives jeep . . . likes to dance and ice skate . . . excellent in sports . . . fond of people . . . wants to attend college . . don't know, do you? EDITH VIRGINIA POOLE Future Business Leaders of America, Mixed Chorus, Christ- mas Chorus. Ginny . . . sweet smile . . . a wonderful friend to have I . . loves to dance . . . looking forward to being a tele- phone operator. MARY ELLEN HICKETTS Mary Ellen . . . laughing brown eyes . . . cheerful outlook on life . . . part-time teleohone operator . . . has a wonder- ful time dancing or skating . . . will stay with the telephone company alter june. CARY lNGRAM RINEHART Key Clulm, Varsity Buskcthall. Chorus. Gary . . . football spotter . . . fond of sports. especially basketball . . . labors over homework . . . wants to attend college. JOAN MAE RINEHART FTA, NHS, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, Journalism, Bas- lu-tlmull Manager, Christmas Play and Chorus. Josie . . . tall and friendly . . . capable FTA Treasurer . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . eats a lot and still keeps trim . . . will be a senior high math teacher. GEORGE GORDON ROBERTS, JR. Dramatics, Chorus. Gordon . . . likes farming, his future work . . . ambitious . . . a friendly hello . . . hobbies include collecting old money. 'Q-r PATRICIA DUANE RODGERS County Student Council, FBLA, Business Manager of Owl, Mixed Chorus, Journalism, Homeroom Organization. Pat . . . sense of hurnor . . . fastest typist . . . nice smile . . . import from Eastern . . . can be seen dancing, any- time, anywhere . . . honor roll . . . always busy with Owl money . . . to be a private secretary to a lawyer. STERLING EDWARD SCI-IAEFER Intramurals, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, Band, Orchestra, Little German Band, All State Orchestra. Ed . . . likes music . . . wants to be engineer or drafts- man .. . . played in renown Little German Band . . . All-righteef' PAULA CAROL SCHILLING Varsity Basketball and Volleyball, Girls' and Mixed Chor- us, Band, Orchestra, Student Council, NHS. FNL. Health Room Aide, Dramatics, Cheerleader, Intramural Sports. Paula . . . often seen in art room . . . curly hair . . . that's crazinessl' . . . parents are in Boston-a nice safe distance . . . hates to stay home at night . . . another Flor- ence Nightingale. OTTO CHARLES SELLS Home-room Magazine Campaign Leader. Skip . . . likes to tease . . . hates people who nag . . . wants to be a cabinet maker . . . Well, you better believe it IQ 4415 JACOB SOFINOWSKI, III Kev Cluli, Machine Shop, Class Treasurer. ,lake . . . a natural leader . . . likes farming . . . tall . . . majoring in machine shop . . . class president in Junior year. ALICE MAY SPANGLER Girls' Chorus. FBLA. Drivers Training. Alice May . . . ambition is to own a herd of Dure-bred Holsteins . . . member of commercial class . . . active in church . . . quiet and nice. DOLORES JEAN SPENCER Girls' Chorus, FBLA, Intramural Sports. Jean . . . dependable . . . true friend . . . green-eyed blonde . . . Oh, boy. ' . . . to be a secretary in the future. NELLIE CAROLINE STAHLEY Intramural Sports. Chorus. FBLA. Christmas Chorus. Caroline . . . quiet . . . cheerful . . . of good repute . . . enjoys dancing . . . would like to abolish shorthand and bookkeeping . . . the business world. LAURA Jo ANN SIES Chorus. FBLA, LASO, FNL, Christmas Chorus. Io Ann . . . likes art . . . pet peete-sloppy, careless people . . . Great day in the morningl' . . . brown eyes . . . looking toward business world. ROGER FREDERICK SIES Intramural Sports, Clrorus, Band, Orchestra. Hog . . . All'Stote Bandf . . All-County Band and 0r- l'h8Stfll . . . C7li0YS SDOffS . - . wants to be G fflllsilf teafhef. ELIZABETH ANN LOUISE SMITH Future Business Leaders of America, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Chorus. Elizabeth . . . called Betty by her many friends . . . has a gay time eating . . . has ,fun in life . . . active in church activities . . . will go to work after June. JUNE ANN SNYDER Intramural Sports, Mixed Chorus. Girls' Chorus. Journa- lism, FTA, FBLA, FNL. Christmas Chorus. June . . . never stops living . . . sings . . . plays piano . . . that's pretty sncakyln . . . slightly confu mil at- tend Baltimore Business College. U rm. .f jf! J ,J :ff ,QI-R' DAVID WALTER STEKETEE Key Club President, National Honor Society, Student Couneil, Sports, Chorus, Dramatics. Sophomore President, Junior Vice President. Have . . . ambitious . . . likes sports . . . tall and dark . . . intelligent . . . plans for rollege . , . a great debator. EUGENIA FRANCES STERN FNI., Chorus, Dramaties, Christmas Chorus. Eugenia . . . often eall Jeanie . . , long curly hair . . . likes basketball . . . a target shot . . . Here Ive go again . 7 . . . nursing or a business rareer. tl. ,x- rw, MARIIE MAE STERNER 'fx Y Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Chorus. lla, ll rie those hazel e 'es' goes bowling Marie .a .. y.... and Lame . . . an ardent letter writer . . . could very well forget homework . . . looking towards marriage. EARLINE JOYCE STEVENS liarline . . . exeellent danrer . . . Earlene's Dancing Studio . . . entertaining personality . . . likes NAVY blue . . . Enjoy yourself, it's later than you think. ' . . . ready to tease . . . wants to join the Navy. Q I3 Qi I ..' , Af' -,,-P f roi It aft? 4, -tm Al l SHIRLEY MAY STEWART Dramaties, Senior Chorus, Intramural Sports. Health Aide, FNL, 11th Grade Varsity Basketball Team. Shirley . . . voice heard in Christmas speaking choir.. . . loves sports . . . likes everyone . . . future WAF. BARBARA VAUGHN STONER Chorus, LASO, Art, Christmas Chorus. Bobbie . . . that short brunette . . . cute with a pony tail . . . dresses neat and smiles sweet . . . spends much time riding horses . . . very much interested in dress designing. JAY RICHARD STONESIFER Vice President of Senior Class, Football, Intramural Sports. Dick . . . a fun-loving 12V guy . . . supporter of 'school activities . . . goes hunting and fishing and keeps happy . . . good sense of humor . . . a contractor first-a big family later. WILLIAM HARRY STONESIFER Machine Shop, Student Council, Chorus. Bill . . . one of Chiefs boys , . . wants to join the Air Force . . . blond hair . . . cars and trucks among Bill's hobbies . . . Best hail. '2': A RICHARD EUGENE WARDENI-'ELT Journalism, Chorus, Intramural Basketball. Dick . . . always joking . . . sports are of interest to him . . . likes people around him . . . wants to be a business- man in future. JOAN LAVINIA WEAVER FBLA, Girls' Chorus, Health Room Aide. loan. . . . short . . . fond of reading . . . love that blue! . . . has a good time with the gang . . . future telephone operator. MAUD LOUISE WENTZ Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, FNL, Christmas Chorus. Maud . . . likes hillbilly music . . . plans a future in nursing . . . sings and dances . . . Um Boy. ' MARGARET DENNY WHITFIELD Health Aide, Band and Orchestra, Dramatics, Chorus, J. V. Basketball, FNL,'NHS, Intramural Sports, Color Guard, Christmas Play and Chorus. Margaret . . . Muggy . . . music and more music . . . 0h! My Cats! . . . doesn't especially like to get up in the morning . . . gets a lat out of living . . . wants to go abroad. JOHN MONROE THOMAS Machine Shop, Soccer. John . . . fond of sports, swimming, hunting, fishing . . Chiefs boys . . . headed for Navy. PRISCILLA ANN THOMAS Cheerleader, Associate Editor Of OWL, FTA Officer, GAB Officer, Intramural Sports, Magazine Campaign, Var- sity Basketball and Volleyball, Dramatics, Oratorial Con- test. Pat . . . sweet . . . energetic student . . . seen leading cheers in magazine campaign . . . column in OWL . . . heading for college and the social or literary field after- wards. ERNEST CHARLES WALKLING, JR. Intramural Sports. Ernie . . . goes around with the 12V gang . . . gets a kick out of working around cars . . . claims a liking of girls . . . Air Force man. WINIFRED ROBERTA WALSH Intramural Sports, Basketball Timer, Christmas Chorus, Sextet, FTA, Student Council, Dramatics, Bazaar and Christmas Plays. Winnie . . . earnest . . . friendly . . . industrious . . . sings alto in Sextet . . . plays the piano . . . enjoys sleeping . . . one of Mr. Eaton's best on stage. ROBERT STERLING WHI'FMORE Wood Shop. Robert . . . favorite valor is green . . . wants to be a cabinet maker . . . enjoys horseback riding, wood working. PATRICIA ANN WILL OWL Stuff, FTA, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, FNL, FBLA, Home Room Organization, Christmas Chorus, ln- tramural Sports. Pat . . . full of fun, vim, and vigor . . . keeps waiting for the mailman . . . a joke always . . . enjoys skating . . . patronizes the teen-renter . . . will go in nursing. ERICII HI-:INRICII WII,I.EN Stage Crew. Student Council, Vice President. Key Cluh. NHS, Sports, Draniatics, Journalism, Christmas Play. Erich . . . tall blond . . . sports minded . . . to be FCYIICWI- bered for his portrayal of joseph in the Christmas play . . . winner of 4-Il srholarship . . . college in September. JOSEPII ROBERT WLLIAMS, JR. FFA, Student Council, Nlachine Shop, Stage Crew. Joe . . . quiet and friendly . . . horses and hunting . . . dislikes people who break dates . . . wants to be a printer or farmer . . . has few worries. 'is 'QT ui 'Q' 1 DoRIs RUTH WIMERT Student Council, President of County Student Council, Chorus. Dramaties, NHS, Intramural Sports, Christmas Play and Chorus. Dorie ...I l aithlul worker . . . active member of Senior class . . . likes dancing . . . plans for rollege. PATRICIA LARUE WIMERT FTA, Dramatics, Journalism, Magazine Campaign, Christ- mas Play and Chorus, Cheerleader, Archery Champion, State Chorus. Pat . . . a truly talented girl . . . led the Navy team in the Magazine Campaign . . . Archery champ for '53 . . . High School news over W T TR . . . the picturesque Mary in the Christmas play . . . down south to Miami U. in September. ROBERT SHELLMAN WITTER FBLA, Intramural Sports, Chorus. Bob . . . tall and blond . . . dangerous behind the wheel . . . a model railroader . . . ask Bob about roller skating . . . hopes to be a business worker. JACK RICHARD Woon Camera Club, FFA. .lack . . . interested in farming . . . can be seen with 12V boys . . . yearns for a good job . . . Hmm boy. D.A.R. WINNER This year Caryl Jeanne Ensor was selected as the D.A.R. good citizen of Westminster High School. To qualify as a representative of the school, the candidate must show ex- amples of leadership, service, and character. She was chosen among other senior girls from the school to write a theme on Carroll County Homes before 1821 Caryl Jeanne chose the John Evans Home as her topic. Her very interesting theme, with her excellent school record and outstanding participation in school activities, made Caryl Jeanne our W.H.S. winner of the D.A.R. award. LORETTA JEAN ZENTGRAF Future Business Leaders of America, Senior Chorus Christmas Chorus. .lean . . . energetic and fun loving . . . has been seen on stage . . . likes to swim and dance . . . longs for that trip to New York. i,-g:'l- Alma Mater To thee Westminster High School dear Our Alma Mater true With many a cherished memory Our thoughts will stay with youg And oft our kindled hearts will blaze For knowledge, truth, and right, In proud allegiance here we praise Thy true blue and pure white. With virtue, honor, love supreme We raise our grateful song Creator of our youthful dreams And of our purpose strung Thy guiding hand will lead us then Thy high ideals prevail These halls will ring, as now we sing Westminster, hail all hail' UNDERSTUDIES Class of 755 ll-1-First row: M. Null, R. Lvppo, ll. Zile-, V. St:-wart, J. Powdvr. A. Atnprazis, M. Brower, P. l lana,f1un. M. B:-flwe-ll. R. llavix l.. My-ra Sm-orul rows: ll. Sturm-r. lf. llull. F. .-Xrnolcl. R. Sc-ntz. C llarbough, M. Sullivan, N. Br:-hm, J. Martin, li. Whitt-, B. Kidd. Third row: W. lfssich, R. Reesv, N. Taylor, R. Blizzard, J. Ranoull, B. Crahm. M. Rm-mly, M. Hull, Smith. Fourth row: L. Mc- Comas, K. Yingling, C. Palmer. B. Mzu'Donal1l, D. Myvrly. .........f -.-.- ll-2-First row: N. Corbin, B. Thomas, E. Roberts, M. Jenkins, M. We-ntz, M. Stom-sifer, L. Green C. Boom-, J. Scllman, E. Eckman, E. Pm-rcgoy. Second row: S. Jonvs, M. Bankert, R. Herring, I Burns-s, R. Sofinowski, N. Brown, D. llull, D. N1-lson, J. Monuth, J. Knight. Third row: ll. Braun ing, C. Bechtel, R. Harris, R. Abbott, E. Houvk, T. Troxell, H. Frock, C. Summers, A. Shaffer. Fourth row: P. Bowersox, J. Shilling. C. Qulligpn. R. Harris, I.. Mirhac-I, li. Mittt-n. ......--......,--T L5 , Y 11-02-First row: S. Arbough, D. Mathias, C. Kiser, K. Cather, R. Myers, A. Logue, D. Ohler, E Humbert, R. Smith, D. Pennington, G. Johnson. Second row: M. Summers, P. Beaver, S. Brothers, F Harmon, D. Denner, J. Stonesifer, K. Smith, J. Forsythe, S. Bollinger, S. Warehime. Third row R. Poole, E. Hanson, E. Lambert, P. Zepp, J. Burkett, B. Jennette, L. Foutz, A. Martz, J. Shaffer Fourth row: H. Bonner. Jr., A. Spicer, J. Fogle. R. Wolfe, B. Taylor. .l. Sells. 11-3-First row: P. Wantz, H. Rudiger, M. Keeney, L. Boone, M. Piper, J. Shipley, B. Burns, S. Barnhart, D. Bixler, F.. Nickles, D. Crumbacker. Second row: C. Ellison, W. Jones, B. Mann, S. Jones, C. Brauning, E. Dutterer, M. Spencer, E. Long, E. Halter, N. Study. Third row: K. Mullinix, N. Owings, D. Sherfey, R. Glass, E. Scherer, J. Hobbs, L. Wagner, A. Tawney, B. Blizzard. Fourth row: C. Sprinkle, LGore, J. Clingan, R. Price. M My ,4,,, fi 75 x N. o x l,fl'hillPIIl Five, l'n'xIrlrnt SPI'ff'fIlf-Y Treusu rvr Rvpurfrr ELEVENTII GRADE OFFICERS 'Wk' Fffnmy 'TD L...- 5 1 I .XX ANDREW TAWNEY RUTH SOFONOWSKI PAULINE WANTZ DONALD PENNINGTON . LAVONIA GREEN TENTII GRADE OFFICERS Prffsiderzl , DONALD STIMAX Vive Presiden! RORERT MANN Sevretary . PAT CAPLE Treasurer SUSIE LUSSISER rf v Wrq I0-9-'First row: R. Singer. li. Vaughn, M. Stocksdale, R. Hokm-, L. Vaughn, ,I. Johnson, S. Pluinc, R. Kioth, C. Long, R. Ball, B. Armacost. Second row: W. Bateman, E. Houck, D. Wimert, li. Swartzbough, A. Doll, J. Brown, R. Miller, B. Stonesifer, N. Utz, V. Patterson. Third row: F. Spinichia, D. N1-'udc-cker, K. Seitz,1C. Bloom, J. Arbaugh, G. Fringer, P. Re'-ckwith, .l, T1-nm-y, W. Tawnvy. Fourth row: G. Warhime, T. Taylor, J. Lane, R. l.f'istf'r. Class of '56 ' 'g'1.-n'unnm'mwfK UD 10-1-First row: C. Hiner. M. Brown. P. Barksdale, L. Angell, S. Lussier, B. Robinson, C. Myers. C. Bowers. R. Farver. L. Carbene. R. Roberts. Second row: N. Taylor. A. Green. ll. Devillmiss. J. Turfle, K. Frock, Marzullo, C. Barnhart. C. Rinehart, A. Bixler, J. Taylor. Third row: S. Caples, F. Tawney. F. Unger, P. Caple, V. Ensor, K. Kerns, C. Elkins, B. Schnauble, P. Welk. Fourth row: T. Whitfield, C. Kable, E. Beard, J. Hosfeld, R. Parry, F. Sofinowski. QC 10-3-First row: A. Lassiter. J. Parry. J. Magsamen. B. Dohler. R. Freyman. R. Lowe. J. Funk. K. Leese. Nl. Arbaugh. F. McClellen. B. Haines. Second row: J. Finnegan, C. Shutter, T. Warren, D. Brauning. W. Hurnbert. F. Slerf. J. Schavffer, D. Buffington, D. Blizzard, N. Rush. Third row: B. Caver, R. Spangler, L. Petty. C. Weidner, E. Huff, P. DeHoff, L. Haines, L. Crowl, R. Clarke, F. Flater. Fourth row: L. Myers, D. Schaeffer, L. Wojick, R. Jordon, C. Brothers, D. Gamber. 91. JK. WJ' 10-5-First row: S. Hawk, J. Sehoure. N. Wagner. M. Gore. C. Mf'Creany. C. Bullock, A. Martin. M. Lindsay, B. Olsh, M. Brown, B. Pletzor. Second row: B. Eckcr, B. Mann, C. Nightergale, J. Tay- lor, J. Pino, J. Hellilmridle, I.. Stuhh, M. Haines, K. Cow, D. Balland. Third row: C. SeC0rc-, B. Sehoure, D. Taylor, D. Fleming, L. Class, W. Weigle, R. Tracey, W. White, D. Stahley. Fourth row: C. Elwe, H. Rinvharl, lf. Kauffman, W. Crigger, L. Dull, P. Halter, E. llughes. UQ' 10-7-First row: D. Schaeffer, R. Myers, J. Pringle, M. Hendren, J. Cook, J. Dell, R. Gist, E. Leppo, P. Close, B. Mortan, S. Bair. Second row: R.v,Hosfeld, T. Hunter, E. Sharner, R. Null, S. Ehaugh, C. Dutterer, P. Wisner, M. Str:-vig, N. Brown. M. Garland. Third row: H. Brothers, J llaker, D. Stimax, E. Hood, R. Lawerenc:-, C. Becker, L. Thompson, H. Harris, C. Dell. Fourth row' ll. Mancha, K. Swartzbaugh, J. Fringe-r, L. Elson, V. King, P. Howes, M. Rickell, P. Flickinger A. Alhaugh. v QW. fl Y, fir ...D ,--, ., . 71- ffl- if' , fix FQQJ -. txjgf'-, Ag . XA x f. ' ,V fish, 'bf . Q' 2, UL, Tv Kkmn In vin' ' gif? ...ci - .J .fy V 1 W' ' F QW vii P si nblji Class of 357 'Mi J, 9-A-First row: J. Horton, N. Greenholtz, D. Auman, B. Barber, J. Strevig, L. Blauvelt, G. Whit- comb, K. Burns, W. Bowers, J. Fisher, A. Carmen. Second row: B. Wimert, H. Bosley, P. Hoben, R. Houck, D. Michael, J. Brown, G. Bounds, M. Bupp, D. Devilbiss, M. Truesdale. Third row: J. Barnes, K. Brown, J. Leister, G. Brewer, R. O'Farrell, I. Logue, M. Becker, S. Stover, P. Crowl. Fourth row: J. Stoner, N. Brenneman, R. Baker. 9-B-First row: K. Ford, J. Beachtel, J. Lamhe, P. Brothers, C. Shaffer, M. Brauning, B. Fisher, F. Caple, H. Bond, S. Ford, B. Burkins. Second row: P. Drechsler, D. Furgeson, J. Norris, J. Barnes B. Jackson, J. Sell, C. Dull, J. Evans, D. Brown, C. Bixler. Third row: P. Kauffman, R. Buckingi ham, D. Gehr, R. Graham, K. Petry, S. Bixler, J. German, S. Shafer. Fourth row: E. Arrington, J. Kinnamon, W. Croft. , , 9-C First row: S. Strino, C. Mvflc-1-, S. Martin, P. Dt-Il, A. Hvffnt-r, C. Tuwnt-y, ll. Lawrt-nu-, C. Manuhzin, W. Mzillunnu, D. llvnson, R. Hounds. Second row: tl. Barnes, R. llood, D. Swartz- haugh, ll. lfrt-ymun, J. Nickolt-s, M. Smith, C. Baker, D. Doll, B. Rivki-ll, S. Syvartzhaugh. Third row: lt. Voshurg. J. llowf-rs. W. R. Carver, J. Wolf, E. Hull. D. Ford. l , 9-D First row: 5. Triple-tt. ll. I.:-ight. Y. Wvhitrd, B. Nlyr-rs. L. Stovkstlalv. C. Sullivan. M. Ungvr. D. Km-ck, C. Haim-ss, R. Null, J. Null. Second row: W. Pooling, A. Talhort, T. Lt-ister, B. Osborne, IC. l'4-try, A. Thonius, Nl. Spf-ivlu-r, V. Owing, P. Alton, E. Myers. Third row: R. Ridington, R. Thomas, T. Thomas, 0. Willa-n, M. Masvmorc, D. Baughc-r, S. Smith, C. Rauch, K. Williams. Fourth row: E. Kraft, J. Frock, N. Stvketm-. I fx, Km 9-E-First row: L. Smith, M. Gorsuch, E. Randall, C. Mann. C. Harrison, D. Cross, K. Bloom, R. Dutterer, D. Finn, H. Carver, P. Harrison. Second row: R. Burkett. H. Bair. S, Berkmeier, J. D Shamer, S. Lambert, A. Heffner, J. Bosley, D. Rugemer, C. Moreland, P. Krebs. Third row: . Rhoten, J. Nickoles, M. Bollinger, C. Boone, M. Caples, S. Houck, C. Ecker, E. Thompson, D. Rill. Fourth row: T. Reed, Cv. Albright, K. Hill. 9-F-First row: J. Tracey. F. Owings. N. Keeney, M. Shaffer, L. Murphy, F. Sentz, C. Haines. V Fwieegan, D. Turfle, R. Keeney, W. Stoner. Second row: D. Schaeffer, M. Morelock, E. Nusbaum, R. Thompson, N. Grimsley. S. Kenser, B. Jackson, P. Harmon, B..HQok, L. Elderdice. Third row: D. Dell, W. Wisner, R. Hoch, R. Schultz, L. Rill, J. Price, P. Shaffer, M. Long, N. Warehime, R. Mellema. C lass of 958 O FWF lg 8-Aslrirst row: C. Smith. N. Ellison, C. Porter, Bl. Mackley, M. Myers, A. Little, M. Knight, M. Hopkinson, T. Osborne, I.. Robe-rt, J. Finm-gan. Second row: S. Palmer, D. Sell, G. Kocher, S. ltnyrc-, V. Rugcmf-r, A. Parry, R. Shilling, R. Shvlton, W. Sitlig, C. Stoner. Third row: E. Shill- ing, C. Royatkin, C. May, S. Sharkcy, J. Sipcs, H. Smith, K. Hosfm-ld, A. Russell, A. Pitchford. Fourth row: S. Parks, J. Nluth, R. Kc-mper. 8-lik-First row: J. lllauvf-lt, lluerlinv, L. Stahley. C. Cook, S. Caple, J. Yingling, C. Greenholtz, R. England, ll. Houck, J. Hainc-s, D. Lambert. Second row: J. Cather, R. Hollenbaugh, R. Leister, ll. Barns, B. Johnston, P. Hugh:-s, J. Blauvm-lt, E. Bows-rs, F. Haines, D. Brown. Third row: T. Croft, D. Havens, ll. Kaplan, A. Alt, R. Hr-nry, A. Kable, P. Hill, E. Hull, R. Anderson. Fourth row: L. Knousr-, P. Leistz-r, B. Korn, N. Hawk. 8-C-First row: J. Bosley, L. Eckard, M. Baker, J. Bowman, D. Bixler, D. Barr, R. Bowers, M. Baumgardner, E. Blizzard, C. Barnes, T. DeMoss. Second row: J. Rudlett, I. Bloom, P. Beard, W. Boone, R. Blizzard, B. Crum, M. Arrington, W. Buckingham, W. Arbaugh, C. Brauning. Third row: G. Bartol, R. Cumberland, A. Lentzner, R. Boone, W. Croft, B. Stewart, S. Webb, J. Bliz- zard, L. Easterday. 8-D--First row: J. Winnibrinner, D. Dell, N. Itnyre, R. Greenholtz, W. Hoffman, W. rllong, D. Mann, P. May, D. Manger, H. Yarger, A. Lamme. Second row: B. Mann, P. Dell, P. Mann, P. Martin, C. Koontz, A. Koontz, J. Lee, D. Clark, H. Hatfield, D. Staup. Third row: P. Stem, R. Nelson, R. Lindsay, C. Croft, E. Makosky, P. LeBrun, N. Dell, S. Kephart, B. Lippy. Fourth row: M. McKenzie, D. Miller, P. Mancha, D. Grimes, A. Engle. 8-L-hrst row: N. Mcllema, B. Smith. H. Fossen, J. Cray, D. Eckman, L. Grimes, J. Funk, J. Cr:-en, R. Haines, C. Couzens, L. Corsuch. Second row: F. Cese-ll, K. Edmonston. W. Carter, C. Ebaugh, J. Culler, J. Drechsler, G. Haines, B. Cheeks, P. Kauffman. Third row: D. Hooper, ll. llckmun, B. Haines, J. Rundlvtt, A. Gardner, K. Dell, B. Austin. -...- Wx 8-F-First row: B. Stoner, D. Stonesifer, B. Yingling, R. Strine, R. Sinnott, S. Simmons, J Wrighi, J. Rhoten, F. l-leator, N. Noel, M. Osborne. Second row: J.- Wagner, J. Loveless, J Wimert, C. Thomas, R. White, J. Wagner, D. Strawsburg, C. Goldsmith, B. Schaeffer, E. Zepp Third row: J. lllermahlcn, J. Stocksdale, P. Widener, R. Yarger, J. Swartzbaugh, N. Smith, K Utz, M. Walsh, R. Whitlock. Fourth row: V. Hibline, T. Wike, C. Thomas. Class of 959 7-A-First row: J. Burns, N. Negley, R. Brewer, A. Palmer, D. Martin, D. Lentzner, R. Heck, C. Mobley, L. Otey, F. Myers, M. Baust. Second row: D. Rickle, B. Royston, D. Shaffer, D. Petry, B. Ogg, B. Osborn, C. Mancha, B. Mann, P. Miller, N. Harmon. Third row: J. Hood, L. Shipley, J. Drechsler, L. Carr, R. Davis, A. Miller, C. Cook. 7-B-First row: M. Hull, J. Lang, B. Sittig, D. Bullock, M. Zepp, D. Martin, J, Vanlrossen, C Mellema, E. Stonesifer, C. Dell, J. McQuay. Second row: K. Talley, C. Wantz, D. Speicher, J Ward, C. Ziegler. W. Swalwell, S. Kinden, D. Strumsky, N. Zepp, P. Wentz. Third row! J. Whit field, P. Woodsum, W. Logue, L. Zinn, D. MacPitts, L. Taylor, D. Nail, W. Wilson, R. Ziegler, W. McClelland. 7-C-First nw: K. Lentznm-r, L. Swartzbaugh, L. Kc-f-fer, J. Ford, H. Ruppert, E. Earp, R. Peregoy, J. Zepp, L. We-ishaar, W. Ceiman, T. Tolanrl. Second row: B. Friese, 0. Gamber, N. flralmvr, J. NHK:-nzif-, R. Spenser, L. Carver, W. Hughes, W. Owings. C. Shipley, S. Hooper. Third row: H. Dorsey, L. Reese. Y. Smith, C. Foutz, H. Carroll, W. Krebs, R. Zentz. C. Rhea. S. Fisher. Fourth row: F, Warner, li. Kibler, li. Earhart, C. Danner. 7-D-First row: R. Wantz, R. Brown, B. Mowers, B. Carver, E Legore, F. Hollengaugh, H Murray, W. Frances, E. Leister, J. Aldridge, J. Bowers. Second row: T. Lentzner, M. Robertson M. Me-llc-ma, A. Cist, B. Jackson, E. Stauh, E. Croft, C. Logue, J. Hawk, M. Hoch. Third row: C. Stull, W. Re-ave-r, G. Steinberg, F. Myers, J. Breighner, R. Arrington, G. Stem, D. Croft, D Myers. Fourth row: M. Kauffman, H. Wootton, R. Bowers. 7-E-First row: D. Brown, M. Ball, C. Arnold, P. Bell, B. Auman, F. Basler, E. Ford, L. Dell, C. Cornett, C. Czvarich, F. Blizzard. Second row: G. Bell. C. Borche-rs, F. Bauerlin, M. Carlson, C. Connell, J. Garland. A. Forney, D. Belt, P. Beaver. Third row: L. Beard, B. Clegg, N. Mathias, D. Arhaugh, M. Dyson, E. Bair, T. Whitlock, W. Barnes, M. Farver. Fourth row: G. Brothers, E. Canipe, L. Mann. 7-F-First row: B. Cross. W. Close. C. Carr, B. Myers, B. Rinehart, J. McC0ones, B. Hook, R. Haines, J. Brown, P. Chastain. Second row: B. Buckingham, S. Bollinger, M. Hull, H. Bowers, T. Diffendal, T. Ensor, L. Hoch, F. Sheely, D. Carve, E. Hoben. Third row: L. Harris, B. Cole- man, W. Freyman, H. Henery, L. Mullinix, B. Buchman, S. Brown, G. Miller. X 1 E xyk x 2 2 M s I I VX! n, ,XX v' , L' ' T . 4, 1 I1 A . Ag' :fs-1Q.,iL., ,..w ML.: - EV. 1 wr iff an. HEYIW' we-wf ffi 1 I . Qs W 7Mf1'V . v , x ,4 'A .ff ' 1 .F ggi: 'BU-' . MJ 5' 7757. UF 52N .www frm, F Lrst Movement AUTUMN W.H.S. OPPS. 0 Gettysburg ...., ,n. 1 3 6 Bladensburg .,,... . ,,,,,. . 20 0 Hagerstown ,,.,, ,..,, , H6 19 Belair ,..,,,,,,. ..,,77 1 4 20 Delone ..,,.,, 13 21 Laurel ......, ,,.,,,. 0 6 Hanover ..,,,. ,..ffff 6 0 Fort Hill ,..,,. ,,...7f 1 3 'wicolnico 27 Annapolis ..,7. f...f7,4 6 91 'Canceled CHARLES HAVENS Captain Westminster Scores! Owls Take to the Air! ...Q 411- , ffw- .nw -put- .pq , .Nw --- v Asif . .,.. .rv-4--' ..., v , ' 'M' , ,MM agar .. . .W Ad' 41, .uw 1, ,uny- '1- 4+ -,,Nss - 4 X X2 25' 7 1 Fe xx-Q ,,f,y F .4 f ' 1 , 4, V,. Ti' . ,sg - , N Y I - Xa a v-+91-n .-Q.-..,..... ..q...u,,,,,,,, nd w., K.. AC 5 -D B G-K 'Qwyyf v M vcond Movement WI TER Q x AML Aw ,,x 'NR QWXWQNQ 1 . . ...ms we Awmwxamwox , . BOWMAN JOHN VODENICKER BOYER Junior Coach Junior VARSITY BASKETBALL SHILLINC WOLFE Junior , Junior ! I' N J STIMAX LEWIS Sophomore fl: 5' Junior ' THE ,54 OWLS RINEHART JENNETTE Senior SPRINKLE Junior Junior Jv SQUAD UQ SCORERS AND TIMERS FROCK ENSOR FORWARDS PITCHFORD GIRLS' VARSITY GUARDS SCHILLING DORSEY FOUTZ HOFFMAN KING ry. ty 3' JUNIOR VARSITY bf D Qs? pof W.H.S. 22 W.H.S 27 W.H.S 24- W.H.S. 52 W.H.S. 28 W.H.S. 46 First row: B. Morton, B. Haines, B. Dohler, C. Bixler, D. Brown, J. Johnston, H. Leight. Second row: J. Pringle, B. Stonesifer, P. Caple, D. Auman, L. Leister, R. O'Farrell, P. Howes. A physical education class enjoys the new trampoline. Elmer Wolfe 12 Alumni 31 Milford Mill 27 Lisbon 25 Taneytown 24 Lisbon 27 i . 1 x W.H.S 38 W.H.S 21 W.H.S 35 W.H.S 44 W.H.S 33 W.H.S. 29 A physical education class enjoys the new trampoline. Mt. Airy 8 Hagerstown 23 Franklin 23 Manchester 35 Hampstead 30 Taneytown 19 Unto Thy Doors . . . Listen Ye People . . . True peace! Good will! have come to earth for all , .L I-for-+ , J . t Lmtlwtnn MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Under the direction of Miss ,lanney and George Benson, the White Army team was successful in winning the 1954 Magazine Campaign Mr Miller and Pat Wimert, Blue Navy team leaders were successful in giving stiff competition and in helping to build the grand total of S8 218 ARMY il MACALINE CAMPAIGN LEADERS and SPONSORS- CAMPAIGN 'BUQINFSS MANAGERS-Rae Leppo Eileen Mr William Miller, Pat Wimert, George Benson, Miss Mann Ruth Sofmowski Ellen Hull The first driving commandment Thou shalt not kill, is held up to the many student who take driver's education classes. Under the direction of Mr Vodenicker students have both classroom and application classes. The Birth of a National Anthem was the theme of the essay contest sponsored by the Consolidated Gas and Electric Company. High school students were asked to submit an original essay telling of his conception of this history making event. Pat Howes, a tenth grade student placed second and was awarded a 35200 bond. Junior OWL taff J Standing, left to right: D. Pennington, M. Hull. A Spicer, C. Sprinkle, C. Starner, C. Kiser, Mr. McGill. Seated. left to right: J. Stonesifer, P. Shaffer, J. Sellman, B. Jones, J. Powder, P. Wantz. N. Study. The Junior Owl Staff, under the direction of Mr. McGill, faculty advisor, Bill Jones, Editor-in-Chief and Juanita Sellrnan, Associate Editor have had a busy and most successful year, preparing for next year's big task. QUEEN OF HEARTS The Junior Staff put out the November 1954 and February issues of the paper, spon- sored the annual Queen of Hearts, and BETTY J 0 GARLAND edited next year's handbook. MR. EARHART CROWNS QUEEN QUEEN and COURT-Left to right: N. Brown, A. Kable, C Ensor. B. J. Garland. Mr. Earhart, P. Wantz, B. Earhart, L Grimes, C. Bixler. 4 'IP 5. 'bln if Lf L Q. ., . W r Y 7aqdn.nuuic vwzsooxs DALLAS, TEXAS EIS S HHH EINELLSIOIN SI HH '19 EICI HA 'IN X ? ELLSIOW ON HDV9 NI XDIJJS GINV :IO VHA XOOHH HCIISNI - - HHAO3 :iO EU EINO .LES HOOE1 .L OH HH OEIS Ol HHH 'WLS Du' . Ski mv, psf Y a .-q..,... N,,,. , A,.. -,..,V..W m.,W,., My m, 'QQ .d..w h ff Fourth Movement CLUBS if -Y ay , X s Q MR Ks . gi XS Senior Editor-in-Chief ,,,,,,,,. ,......,. Associate Editors Feature Editor .,., Sports Editors ,,,, Business Manager ,,........ Assistant ....,.,,,,,,,, .,.,,.... Advertising e......................, Subscriptions ............ Typing Editors .,,, Art Editors ,. Circulation Editor Exchange Editor .,.,...,,............... Photography ,,,,..,.. Faculty Advisor .. OWL Staff BARBARA MYERS PAT MURPHY PAT THOMAS PAT WIMERT RUSSELL OWINGS CARYL ENSOR PAT RODGERS NANCY PITCHFORD GEORGE BENSON BEVERLY HOFFMAN BETTY JO GARLAND PAT WILL JOYCE DORSEY GERRI BARNES BARBARA LAWYER EFFIE AMPRAZIS NANCY FROCK ERICH WILLEN MR. J. W. McGILL The seniors of Westminster High School, by their untiring interest, have composed the theme of our symphony. With the aid of our sponsor, Mr. McGillg the Taylor yearbook represen- tative, Mr. Wittichg and our photographer, Mr. Mageeg the Senior Owl Staff has developed this theme into one channel- The Owl. As the last ink of our score dries, the Senior Staff wishes to deliver into the hands of the capable Juniors, the responsibility of developing a new symphony. E ditor-in-C hie f BARBARA MYERS 1 5 g .4 4 Es' .. ..c, .. M ,tam W 1 I OFFIIIICRS ',.-,t1.1.',,f Loifisi: l.Aw'Ri3Nc:i: I lu' l'r1'vi1fv'nI lll 'I'II SUISINUVSKI X wrrvlun IRENIC IIARNI-IS 1 llfl'1l.Yllff'f lllfilvlil ,I-U liARl.ANll , Yrpnrtrr I-IFFIIC AMPRAZIS illlltf I IiI,A is mwoinposc-cl of t'lllllIllf'I'lTl2ll stud:-nts who art- looking forward to husi- nc-ss vars-c-rs. Iluring tht- year thvy spon- sorwl a soc-lc-hop. a lnalu' salt' and enter- tained the- nn-nilxers of tln' varsity and ,IV footlrall squad and their fathers at the an- nnnl foolhall hzniquvt. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FUTURE NURSES CLUB il The :numbers of the FNC have joined the club because of their interest in nursing or some related field. At the monthly meetings programs we-rv held featuring movies and speakers which rvprvsvlitf-d thc- various phases of nursing. ln addition to those- programs several hospitals were visited hy the rluh. OFFICERS l'rc'sident CARYI. ENSOR Viva Presialvnl DIXIE LElS'I'ER Sevrelury EDITII LASSITER Treasurer , LOUISE FOUTZ FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Walter H. Davis l7.T.A. Club is under the direction of Mrs. Doris Alling. Its membership of sixty-two has attempted many projects this year-trips, student teaching and supervis- ion, an assembly program, as well as a Backward Day Program. F.T.A. OFFICERS 4 President YYYA,A,,YA , , ,,,, ,,,,,,, B Vice President .,,,,, , ,,Y,Y,, WINIFRED WALSH Sggretgry Y,YwY,Y,,, ,,,,,,, B Treasurer H ,, ,,,,,,, Historian , , ,,,, PAT THOMAS l KEY CLUB The Key Club, affiliated with the Kiwanis Club, is an active organization of thirty boys. One of their most successful projects was the care of the refreshment concession at football games where the large sum of money received was given to the Athletic Fund. Weekly luncheon meetings are held with interesting speakers. OFFICERS President ,,., , ..,. ,Y,YYYYYY...f D AVID STEKETEE Vice President W ..,Y JOE LASSITER Secretary ,,,,, Y , W Trgagurer ,,Y,,,,,AA,,,,A,,AY,YYY,,,,,,,,,, ,, ..,,.,...,, Key Club members with their factulty advisor, Key Club 0ffiCf'l'S With their dates al the Foot' Mr. Andrew Mason. ball Formal. N. I-IS. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Based on the principles of leadership, scholarship, character. and servicc, thc N.H.S. is composed of probationary tenth grade as well as junior and senior students. Some of the projects in which its membership engage are renting of cushions at football games, an induction assembly, a Mistletoe Masquerade Dance, and a Lost and Found Service to the school. N.ll.S. Ol l lCERS l'ff'Sl'llf'l1l lfllARLl'iS HAVIQNS 'ire' l'rPsi1lf'n! CARYL ENSOR iw'n'Iury LOUISE l,AWRl'iNCl'i LASO CLUB 54 , The Laso Club. organized in 1952, is composed of students who are interested in serving as library assistants. The Library Assistants Scrvicc Organization under the direction of the school librarian. Mrs. Barbara Cuise, has served the school wcll. 1 r I ..1 I all if r I ' . . x X f ' ,Hffl M N , ff' LASO CLUB President , , , Vive President , , OFFICERS RUTH SOFINOWSKI , ,, MARY BREHM berretary ,, , Treasurer , ,,,,,, ,... , ,, REDA SENTZ ,, MARY NULL STUDENT COUNCIL 5- C- OFFICERS-PTCSMFHL Mafguefilf' Bmch' County Representatives from Westminster: Presi PTF? Vic? ljfwillenl, Erich Willem: Smffelafyv dent, Doris Wimertg Secretary, Pat Rodgers. Ellen Hullg Treasurer, Eugene Houck. The Student Council is composed of two elected representatives from each home room in the school. lts purpose is: 'gto help administer student activities, encourage co-operation among the students, make the school a better place to live, and to stimulate the student life of Westminster High Schoolf' - ' T' svcc fi A 'F L . A fi The school store'is run by the STORE COMMIT- DTUDENT COURT OFFICIALS-Judge Charles TEE-Chairman, George Bensong Irene Barnes, Havens: Associate Judge, Pat CHPICQ Prosecuting Marie Summers, Philip Mancha, Ava Martz. AU0m0Yv GCOTSC BPJISOUS Clerk Of the COUFL Betty .lo Garland. 'l'hc Girls' Athletic lloard is composed of girls from the junior and Senior classes who have shown an interest in and have participated in varsity and intra-mural athletics. 'l'heir activities during the year incluflcxl officiating at intramural field hockey, -telling lootliall programs and selling refreshments ut lnaskethall games. The CAB also sponsored the zmnual Sports Carnival. GIRLS' ATHLETIC BOARD The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Board is to foster the spirit ol eo-opera- tion and sportsmanship and to stimulate interest in a variety of sports and athletics: to promote a well integrated and student offieiated intramural program in seasonal sports: to develop through experience the ability to olficiate with skill: to further the knowledge of the rules and techniques uesd in intramural games. Ol l lCHltS l'r1'.s1'1l4'llI lf:'lRTL ENSOR Sccrelary . lll'iVERl.Y ll0l'il MAN TIf'Il.SIll'l'l' NANCY Pl'l'CllFOKD .ffxstslrllll S4'l'fl'fUl'lr , , PAT THONIAS I-ILIZAISI-l'I'H BEACH A M lfapluin SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL The members of the School Safety Patrol play an important part in our school life, for they work together to make the school lmus rifles as safe and pleasant as possible. ln May they traveled to Washington and participated in the national School Safety Patrol parade. These Groups Serve . . . THE TEEN BOARD . . . By serving the needs of our high school teenagers, The American Legion serves the students as a recreational center providing sufficient facilities. THE PROJECTION CLUB . . . By showing film strips and current events strips without the aid of this club we would have been unable to enjoy these films. THE HEALTH ROOM AIDES . . . By helping the students recover from minor illnesses and keeping the healthroom clean and neat. This group is under the direction of Miss Bemiller. DRAMATICS This active Senior Dramatics class has presented our annual Christmas Play, M.C.'d our assemblies and pre- sented special assembly programs. These are the promising Juniors who will take up the reins once the Seniors have gone. They have given valuable assistance to the Seniors in the pro- grams which were presented this year. We ORCHESTRA Our school is proud not only of our band and orchestrag but also of our representatives to the state hand who are: Paula Schilling and Marie Andree Sunnnersg and the representatives to the state orches- tra: Margaret Whitfield, Richard llumhert, Caryl Jean Ensor, Doro- thy Mathias, Patricia Howes, Reba Sies. and George Summers. .. ,L A ,. , , 15,1-tl-5 re, it-Mfw - - - i -1 - K . ' f 12952124-.gxggggzgssgisairss -1- A -A - . A STATE ORCHESTRA REPRESENTATIVES STATE BAND REPRESENTATIVES BAND CHORAL GROUPS SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS This representative group of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students are a part of the Senior High Mixed Chorus. This group furnished music for the annual Christmas performance. No one will forget the inspiration of the Hallelujah Chorusl' with Mr. William Miller directing. W.lI.S. REPRl'ISEN'l'A'l'lVES to the ALL- SENIOR GIRLS' SEXTET -- Winifred Walsh, Barbara NIARYIANIJ S'l'A'l'l'I CHORUS f Pat Wimf Myers, Nancy Pitchford. Marguerite Borchers, Sylvia Green, 1-rl, Winifrvrl Walsh, Tommy 'l'r0xc-ll. Bill and Paula Shilling provide entertainment for various lvnnvllr-, and liugcnm- llouck. school and local groups. One of their most impressive acts was the moan-cans at tho Bazaar. CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE STAFF ix Qt E 4 -. . tm' CAFETERIA STUDENT ASSISTANTS No school day is complete without the contribu- tion of the cafeteria and maintenance staff. Under the direction of Mrs. Spencer, hot lunches are served to the many hungry uniusiciaxisf' Likewise. with untiring effort, the maintenance staff en- deavors to keep our school clean. MAINTENANCE STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF ! M' ronn root 2 i Q'M3Qgb22.z-FQZEQSQ C3 Q a 004 094 J D our PATRONS gzagvgeewg-2255 Earl J. Sfevens A Friend Jesse A. Hoffman William D. Freyman Thomas E. Hooper N. Floyd Gamber Mrs. Sferling G. Bixler Mrs. John D. Bel? John H. Cunningham A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Bair Leslie B. Leisfer Tuc Company Mrs. Maurice S. H. Unger Carroll Pasfry Shop Norman C. Barrick Mr. and Mrs. Adam Fosfer Mrs. George Bieber Franklin S. Gilds Gene D. Boxco Mr. and Mrs. Mason Rodgers Earle Brenneman W. A. Sfeluefee Mrs. W. Glenn Speicher Walsh's Garage Vernon Spencer Malcolm D. Gilligan Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benson Complimenfs of HULL and ANDERSDN Railroad Ave. Phone 285 REPAIRS ON ANY MAKE Bumper +o Bumper Service R. S. Grimm Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaiuso S. Lease Warner Charles I. Green Sherman E. Flanagan S. H. Tevis 8: Son John L. Reifsnider, III John W. Wagner Rev. C. K. Gibson A Friend Burall 8: Snyder Harry's Lunch James F. Arnold Dr. Lelah E. B. Ashley American Oil Company Lillian Blum Maud E. Manahan A Friend Mrs. C. D. Taylor John R. Warehime 8: Son Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Daley Mr. Roland Harfley Beniamin H. Blizzard Paisy K. Gilberl' A Friend James C. Hahn Charles E. Swinderman Roy C. Bixler ffffl fl -'Lf ev I za Nxd Kplqrnouny , DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Gore Mo+or Co. 279 E. Main S+. Phone I0 Complimen+s of AL KELLEY INSULATION 40 BIXLER and GUILD DRUG CO. A WALGREEN AGENCY Drugs-Sodas COMPLIMENTS OF Cosme+ics THE AVENUE LUNCH SCHZZI 3'fPPlies Pennsylvania Ave. CARROLL COUNTY'S LARGEST DRUG STORE JOHN W, STUP' owner 44 Wes+ Main S+. Phone l050 , I 5 A Lg, SAMIOS FOOD fwA,,?f1 MART I I7 ' ' K . V . 5 . Q' aw All 306 Eas+ Green-Phone l38I I MUS3Z-lAlEI?NSll4llL.lE1LChTTSQTl2E2Il:ORDS COMPUMENTS' OF I Phone 585 32-34 Wes+ Main S+. D I , Wes+mins+er, Md. a ey S Flowers I I EDDlE'S HOMEMADE CAKES Cakes 'For all Occasions l40V2 Liber+y S+ree+ - - - Wes+mins+er II95-J l il CARROLL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK - 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS - 39-4l W. Main Sfreei' I93 E. Main S+ree+ WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporaiion , -1.-.- COMPLIMENTS OF Wes+mins+er Nurseries LADIES 4 SHOP Complimenfs of The Land oma+ 67 Easf Main-Phone I96 .NL ,I omrmsn , Imam? BOLLINGER'S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN SERVICE FRUIT SANDWICH ES MEATS MILK SHAKES Roufe I40 FCDR 412019115 ,A-wa! x A ?XNX f Try The , CITY RESTAURANT 1' I THE B. F. SHRIVER CO. Only DODGE Builds Canners and Farmers of DO'LcgEE'?Le?,L1::glSTH Fruifs and Vegeiables H Maryland and Pennsylvama W :':A r - THE JAMESON 1 T'Q 5 M54 BARNSLEY COMPANY Ph SAISS-L-SERVLCTEUC R d , ,gi23?'A N Ng 1 '- n : 794 n f aff O e WesTmTn:fseljr Md. ca S foo Wes+mins'rer Coca-Cola Bo'H'ling Co. Inc. WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Richardson Mo+or Co. LINCOLN-MERCURY Sales - Service Phone 800 Eas'I' Main Sfreef SUNDAES-MILK SHAKES HOME MADE ICE CREAM Hoffman's Ice Cream Washingfon Road WESTMINSTER-738-R Complimenls of C. O. FISHPAW CO. WESTMINSTER HARDWARE CO. WHOLESALERS . Wholesale and Relail Wes+mlns+er General Hardware Painf Plumbing Sleam and Ho+ Wafer PARTIES 'eaI '9 s. BANQUETS WESTMINSTER 208 - 'N W. Main Wesfminsfer, Md Hotel CHARLES CARROLL Delicious Sunday Dinners I2 noon 'lil 6 P.M. Wesfminsfer, Maryland u -iv' L. , , The A F' -5' f Flower n'r1' I OX FLORAL DESIGNS -ii, Crealed To Suil' The Individual Occasion By Graduale Designer ' PHONE l420 LURA LYNN GIFT SHOP MILK GLASS-CERAMICS Gif+s and Cards for All Occasions I95 Easf Main Sf. Phone Weslminsfer 406M VERN JONES SERVICE STATION SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Gas Groceries Ice Cream CigareH'es ...-4.--:.-g.. s - - - , .- . - -, .. - ,..-g::-5.-:..-:.-:::.A. . - - , .. - Sales Service i CROSLEY APPLIANCES CROSLEY-EMERSON TV Balfo Blvcl. Phone I5I-J WeS+miNS+eF. Md- sI-IAEEER and COMPANY . , VARIETY STORE cleanlng Shoes-Rubbers--Clo'rhing-Floor Covering--Candies-Cookies gy, f fe, School Supplies 515518. Housewares X I on' , 97 E. Main s+fee+ Nexi 'lo Pos? Office fozvtbzstszq PHONE 3I9-J vivv'-1-iq , , 0.s50.0.., bu, L.. L A ?5.6s 93013 ll l l ll. EI fbi.:-ed l I I' I 529192. al' 5050 Q QUALITY CLEANERS THE MUTUAL FIRE Kgsyg cle .n P ssin 12. -1 I' INSURANCE .-,. , ,,,, Tailgilihg -Aliering .iii Dyeingl- Hai Blocking if ' .tigyiqq OFFICE and Planl LEE: 5 1 f C H C Pqq, 555' IRA R. HAINES 0 am' 0Un+Y A gg? ggi WALTER T. I-IAINEs, Jr. 4 ' Q Q: ::fz9 '0 Phone l055 ALL wonder values In ALL MAKES A MODELS Q WHITLOCK AUTO SALES asa EAST MAIN ST. PHONE 6Ib-R BeH'er Buy Buick THE W. H. DAVIS CO. Myers Grocery I54 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE rv- Q WESTMINSTER OPEN TO I0 P.M. . ' 9 I2 7 f ' . A 11 fo Magazmes or ',. 4 ' D ..L2I'fffff:m senvlcs SLB Grocenes ':::w': ' SEQIJQE Ice Cream PHoNE uaz wesmmsren, MD. WESTMINSTER TV 81 RADIO SHOP Service 8: Insfallafion Aufhorized FADA Dealer Rear of 74 Penna. Ave. Alberi L. Mengel REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Wes+mins+er's Mos? Modern Dry Cleaners SHIRT SERVICE Monark Cleaners 2I0 Pennsylvania Ave. ALICE MERRICK PHONE 484 Proprieior BROKER EDWARD O. BOLLINGER 304 Eas+ Green S+. Wesfminsier. Md Phone 787 Cards and Gifis HAMILTON f House , P , Dls'hnc'hon 92 Eas+ Main S+. IFacing +I1e Pos+office WesfmInsI'er BEACON STEEL PRODUCTS CO. MANUFACTURES ,Q ml .la U I nv an Visif Our Salesroom RAILROAD AVENUE C0mP'fmef'+S of WOLF MOTOR COMPANY WESTMINSTER COAT co. SALES SERVICE DR. R. P. KLINGER, SR. DR. R. P. KLINGER, JR. O . 205 Easi' Main SI'ree+ pfomefrlsfs 86 Easf Main SI. Phone 340-J PHONE l344 Z5 Modern GI h Laundry 81 Cleaners Service Complete PHONE WESTMINSTER me I W For Every Purpose O PORTRAIT O COMMERCIAL O PHOTOGRAPHS Anyfime - Anywhere WESTMINSTER STUDIO CHARLES F. MAGEE WESTMINSTER 39 39 E. Main WESTMINSTER TRUST COMPANY Comple'I'e Banking and Trusl' Service MAIN OFFICE Weslminsler. Md. BRANCH OFFICE Union Mills, Md. Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporafion 519' U THE TIMES, INC. iiii 1 ' wesmmsren, MARYLAND U : Commercial Priniing-Boolxlefs Cafalogues-Folders Publishers of THE TIMES Weelrly WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE Wesfminsfer, Maryland LOWELL SKINNER ENSOR, D. D. Presidenf For Young Men And Young Women Unexcelled Localion, Modern Curriculum, Comple+e Equipmenf, Moderafe Raies CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION gotta a+W4lae4 X SE RVEFE! ACME gf Sig, 1 SUPER ' I C490 Q 6 MARKET IS OUR f y T Easi Main S+.-ee+ FIRST I WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND 1 WADE'S PERCY M. BURKE INSURANCE AGENCY 23I E. Main S+. Wesiminsfer, Md. SALES 8: SERVICE 7 Locusf S+ree+ WESTMINSTER, MD. Typewrifers Sold, Renied and Repaired Dependable Pro+ec+ion Special Renfal Raies 'Io Sfudenfs PHONE 582 LAST MINUTE jfgw, L e DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE COMPANY CARROLL COUNTY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER I69 Eas+ Main S+ree+ WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Phone 22I FOR SMOOTH DRIVING JOSEPH L. MATHIAS MER HENRY J and SONS BARNES l AUTO SERVICE Ma+hIaS M0hUm6h+S Z P' N Sales and Service Wesfminsfer BaI'I'imore RAYMONPDOFIZ: BARNES Hanover Q? Washlngfon Road ESTABLISHED mob R PHONE '82 If you wanf The W.H.S. Gang 'Iry BAUGHER'S COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE A Meal or a Snack Taneyfown Rcl. R+. 32 367752 VHLUES ' p THE STUDENTS' STORE H ZX School Supplies f Typewri+ers E, E Greefing Carcls P. G. COFFMAN CO. Times Bldg. GRIGG OPTICIANS 43 Wesl' Main S+. Compleie Opfical Service I 9 a.m. +o 5 p.m. Mon.. Wed., Fri. Phone I553 1 T. W. MATHER 8: SONS Carroll Coun+y's Leading S1'ore 3I E. Main Sf. Wesfminisfer 94 'f'N , T Complimenfs of H CARROLL E STATE A T E R kJ Complimen+s of WlMERT'S ESSO SERVICENTER 3T'S SUPERETTE Groceries, Ice Cream. Candy Cigars, Soff Drinks Magazines Tel. I379 I66 Wesf Main Sfreei' NEW IDEAL CLEANERS 81 LAUNDRY Diaper Service Wesfminsfer i244 CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE S'Ianclard cgi: of Ihe gg WOM- I D CHEVROLET AMERICA'S CI-ICICE FOR I8 YEARS Roclrell Hydra-Maile! Oldsmobile Has new h '?VII ' WESTMINSTER MOTOR CO. Complimenis of WM. F. MYERS' SONS, INC. Wesfminsfer, Md. II6 E. Main Weslmlnsler 608 THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY and REAL ESTATE INSURED Phone Ib Barbara Myers, Charles Havens, Dick Waroinfeli, Caryl Ensor L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY FraI'erniiy Jewelers 208 Wesf Saraloga SI. BALTIMORE I. MD. .ll P f f f. 1 if : Mm X Saw 45 D. C. GEHR 8: SON Hardware and Painls Wesfminsier, Maryland SMITH 81 REIFSNIDER INC. COAL LUMBER Building Supplies Paini'-Hardware Weslrninsier. Maryland Phone 227 lnfernafional Harvesrer Refrigerafors Freezers lnfernafional Farm Machinery Painfs and Supplies Phone 3l8 Esiablished l866 Liberly and Green I Phone 263 ATLEE W. WAMPLER 81 SON Home Furnishings Since l9ll George Benson Barbara Myers A Gary Rinehari' Effie Arnprazis WA-CO GAS SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES L Wesfminsfer, Md. . e .l .S AMERICAN LEGION CLUB A S L Home Cooked Meals sie 3 Q Z Q Wzglm' Zwezq Wigan HAHN BRos., INC. '.' Self-Service Food Marlcel' 273-275 E. Main Sf. Phone 345 WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND 'n HH W I s f ,J ma?-5 ' HOSTS FOR THE TOWN-TEENS iw. IQLII I A Sl DEPEND ON DAVIDS For fhe Finesl' Brands! For 'Hue Biggesl' Seleciionsl For fhe 'Friendliesi Credifl Waiches, Silverware, Appliances Samsonile Luggage DAVIDS JEWELERS I9 E. Main S+. Weslminsler Il07 0 0 onS . . akuxakl ll n ' . W! UGO xgenlors. I+ Pays To Belong Au+o Club of Maryland Wesiminsfer Branch ROBERT L. LEESEi Manager Say if wiih Flowers CM QYLEGRAP 6 -gg O STEWART N. DUTTERER R '-' Florisi' II4 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone 350 NTERFLORP ' WESTMINSTER TRACTOR 265754, sALes,y INC. George S+. ai Liberiy Sf. GOOD V! FOOD .-'G firm-N .5-2, 'Q ,ev SALES I SERVICE I i '29 , IQLLQLPQXJ I, J DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT , Q Build 'lhe Fufure of Your Farm If -'- ' Will' FORD I I'wIv'I1. . . Complele Lune of Genuine ' TA' 1'12 rfr' Fadory Paris N eY'4--- , BILLY DEMOREST '-'Z-- -Lviiffvfh 'TI I The Windows Q-gf?-fi' Submarines Are Our Specialfies I l Orders To Go Phone 6I2-W WESTMINSTER I I87 I COLONIAL 0 Official High School Jewelry I Samsonire Luggage 9 Silver-China-Gifls For Enduring Qualify and Friendl 32 W. ' QEWELRY CO. y Service Since l922 Mann S+. Wesfminsier 303 oo WTTR l470 on YOUR Dial BROADCASTING FROM THE HEART OF CARROLL COUNTY Complimnfs of Zepp 8: Carlson 2553.4 JR. 2l5 E. Main Phone 623-W WISHES THE STAFF G. W. BULLOCK Washingfon Rd. Counfry Meais Phone 568-J n- f-' ld I I Esfablished I8 I 6 UNION NATIONAL BANK III Eas'I' Main Sireei' WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND Oldesf Bank in Carroll Counfy I Z X iff: X I Q. if I X ' 'I - A'-'M ' ' I . -,, .' Y J. -Q , . v . .N X I , - --.0-I. A , ' ' ,, , N F , , ,,. 5. my f l E ' ' , I , K I sf . .' ,aw Iv, ,, .V T A A T 1 s5 31VIfLMs :Ig I Enioy Ihe convenience of our DRIVE-IN BANKING AND CUSTOMER PARKING I Commercial Accounfs Special Checking Accoun+s Savings Accoun'I's Chrisimas Club I Money Order Checks TraveIer's Checks I SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES LOANS Member Federal Reserve Bank Sysfem ' Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporafion www jj 1. H' WMM' jf as MW R' A . ' .1 id WW X0 ,My j Do' vf.,dM'! mf . wgiw Z3 ,dg.1 dw' if QB! Q- bljfyfplv' WC' fs ii f -,ff . A wiiwwl ' if v'yk..VWff' QQ, WL' d jg7.?i,?f7 ,, I J L