Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

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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.

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