Westminster High School - Owl Yearbook (Westminster, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

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Wi+h virfue, honor, love supreme We raise our gralelul song, Crealor of our you+hful dreams And of our purpose sfrongg Thy guiding hand will lead us lhen, Thy high ideals prevailg These halls will ring, as now we sing Weslminsier, hail all hail! tents n Co Q-I . 4047ff1ffS?1?4 531005 from TP C040 0170155 0-fV06??Cl SPO C548 488 RTS 01? HMV Q-1fVQ1rf0fvS 4CTfIff?f09 P4if?0fVS 40T001?4P151S sf Hi X Sf ' 'Gsfa . lpssi wp H gm -f.- . . ggi' gk, 15115:-f.E .kvwx , ,.,. A. Km .. XMQQQWX, . xx W ilni E Q 53355 w i XJR X Q 225229 ff fkeaeewi -iff-W v S 5 MEMH5... N.. M N was 5 mx gm X N, 53? L55 X 2 Q www swQk Q W .3 SQ M ww msg? Tig L+ ww was k an 1 X in 353 Qfsii aff M ESS, + f wi, .... was , Q K af., ,W . ...Q-v'fW'!' K 5 Q2 .51 - ,...-1 4:-'W ,wwf H-was-w,., -we 1 With many a cherishefl memory our thoughts will stay with youf' We'll remember you, Mr. Myers. We,ll remember your Dad burn it,s!,' and the smell of rotten eggs when your chemistry class studied sulfur. VVe'll remember the hours you spent after school helping us with our Hscientificl' problems and experiments and your sense of humor. Your reward is the students whom you have inspired to make science their life's work and, too, the students who use science in their everyday lives. With your devotion to teaching and your knowledge of all phases of science, you are truly a teacher in the fullest sense of the wordg and we, the class of '56, dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Myers, with deep affection. G 51 Foreword W lllllltlt 'A I fifigolvxg 4 QA, 41 OLSH IN PRESENTING THIS 1956 EDITION OF THE WESTIVIINSTER HIGH SCHOOL OWL . . . Let us, as students, take one last walk through these hallowed halls. Along the way Weill stop to thank our patient teachers and understanding classmates for help- ing us to become better citizensg through the knowledge that we've gotten from textbooks, and knowledge that We,ve gotten from being together and Working together at Westminster High School. Ms 60015,- E 161 .- ' Qnfing ' . Si: Pritwillal TIN L. EARHART EN MR. QU Every public school has many obligations in a democratic society. Those en1'olled represent a major segment of American youth who must soon shoulder their share of the many responsibilities in this growing nation of free people. You as stu- dents must be prepared to analyze critically many local and national conditions. You must be pre- pared to apply your knowledge, understanding, and skills acquired during your school careers, not only for the perpetuation of freedom through the un- folding of truths, but for the improvement of all conditions for all mankind. The humble, but great Thomas Jefferson once said, lf a nation expects to be ignorant and free in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be. Q Though the overall challenge is a continuous and prodigious one, we have faith in your ability to view clearly your individual tasks and provide your own positive contribution. J ,a -f1 2. ,M we f aww Publications Advisor J. WAKEFIELD lVIcGILL Now to introduce our advisor, lVIr. J. Wakefield lVlcGill . . . fthe gentleman on the rightj . . . The most striking thing about our esteemed friend, is not his white blazer, neither is it his white fwell almost WhiteD hairg but to any OWL Staff member Mr. lVlcGill,s most distinguishing ufactorv is definitely the white convertible that he so graciously chauffeurs. The '4Gilded Cagev is usually referred to as Hour , car. Aside from his readily accessible auto, there are many other nice things we could state about our advisorg but we would prefer to let them be understood rather than said . . . Thanking Mr. McGill, we glance to the left and behold the Bard himself . . . William tbetter known as g'Willie',j Shakespeare, who has become our mascot. His cool contemplation and level head has served us well. ,.,, Fm -mm These Remember rg is'1 Classes? Bookkeepin - 'Il Typing 5' I it 1 N Physical Education PllySil'S GCIl0I'ti,l Business 1. w4 n , 0 .-X' Al 'xk Ig, -1. R'- ff, 1-A.: 4 . . Q2 N13lht'Hlillil'S Xfigz. Wfood Shop I p 4 1 lWill'IliI1C Shop E x v fi. -A ' ,IE-x silmgr 7 f A ulo Mechanics X Music ya Ed if-ul lll'iill0ll I1 x-. lk-g K'Nv-M MR. HOUSTON G- CURD MHS. GLORIA NIAli'l'lN Vice Principal 5,14-rf-my-y ,, QU. 1. N ' Qf MRS. MABEL PRICE NIISS YIIHLINIX TINJXH L Cuirfance Counselor G11z'fIf1m'f- 1,1111 rm-for NIR. Ii0l3ICR'I' MARTIN Vice Prirlcipal funinr lligh Sclmol SEVENTH GRADE GENERAL EDUCATION Mrs. Ellen Pf-Ck Miss He-I .-.1 Zvpp NITF. Mary Euler EIGHTH GRADE GENERAL EDUCATION Miss Shelia Young Mr. Brooks Britton Mr. Robert Griesmyer 1 , X1 gg! x . YV A .ii E sE Wx D X NINTH GRADE GENERAL EDUCATION ENGLISH Miss Mildred Shipley Mr. J. Wakefield McGill Miss C0rI16lia Kron Mrs. Margaret Bailer Miss Helell Georg Mr. W. Granville Eaton umm: NATIONS5 , HISTORY COMMERCIAL Miss Frances Miller Mrs. Martha Rupert Miss Irma Lawyer Mr. Alan Wagaman Mrs. Ann Utz Mrs. Emma Edwards Mr. Joseph Donovan A SCIENCE Miss Elizabeth Bemiller Mr. Charles Foreman Mrs. Virginia Barber Mr. Douglas Burnett Miss Nancy McWilliams Mr. Alfred Myers MATHEMATICS Mrs. Eleanor Kendell Mr. William Tomlinson Mrs. Audrey Huffington Mr. Lyman Earhart FOREIGN LANGUAGES LIBRARIAN Mr. Cornelius Manders Mrs. Barbara Ann Guise l INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC FINE ARTS Mr. Joseph Chalker Mr. William Miller Mrs. Ruth Reter Mr. George Carrozza fills- ' ARTS ANU CRAFTS HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Baynard Little Miss Gertrude Jamison Miss Helen Horner Mrs. Mary Orr Manspeaker INlJllS'lilllAl. ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Allmcrt Albrecht MT- Frank Mililliff Mr. llulplx llaumgarmlner MY- George Hugg CAFETERIA STAFF Ruby Spencer Edna Warren Edith Lawyer Mary Shipley Madge Dorsey Dorothy Hawk Alice Coleman Helen Sauble Ruth Fritz Eva Bonner PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Herbert Ruby Mrs. Gladys Hemphlll Miss Regina Eshmont Mr. .lohn Molesworth CUSTODIAN S Olie Fritz Irvin VanFossen LeVere Owens hh -l-iii, II I s i 7 f' rff x' f X ',f l g 1 K lx ' x X K . , 1 Seniors CLASS OFFICERS President: CLEVELAND BATEMAN Secretary: PAULA CRIMES Vice President: ANGELA LASSITER Treasurer: DONALD STIMAX Chaplain: PATRICIA HOWES CLASS SONG fTune-Gandeamus Egiturj Fare Thee Well Westminster High Duty Calls and we mast part Memories of days gone by Linger always in our hearts. fflhorusj Now our golden days are ending As we part our voices blending Ever will thy praises ring Alma Mater to thee we sing. Far from home our Footsteps turn Roaming on a distant shore Still our hearts for thee will yearn Till the day we meet once more. fChorusj By: Patricia Howes, Nancy Brown Katharine Widener, Joanne Pringle PM If 133-25- rv 1 I - w- . GARY RAYNE ARMACOST General Cary Arnbilion: Cullvgf- Or Blarinvs Kc-y Cluhg llanflg Junior Class Vicv Prn-side-ntg Christmas Chorus. r SHIRLEY ANN BAIR General 'gShirlvy xlnibiliuri: ll:-autivian Christmas Chorus: Journalism. 11' I ll lf-if 'l WII,I.IAM CARL BARNHART litlfllfillllfll llarIIvy Alnbilinn .' Navy Spnrts Clull. CLEVELAND WORTHINGTON BATEMAN ,41'a4lPn1ir' Pe'le ' Alllflilillllf lfullvgf- SllIfll'Ill Cuunvilg Se-nior Class Pre-siilm-ntg Dramaticsz Sew:-I1-'lle-4-Iirg Christmas Chorus: lfistmlfoll. ARTHUR FRANKLIN ALBAUCH. JR Acadenzir'-General Arthur Ambition: Armvd SI-rvive-s Mixed Chorus: AAA Patrol. JOHN HENRY ARBAUGH. JR. f4z'ar1en1i1' Skip Ambition: Navy Soccer: Christmas Chorus: Christmas Play ann and Orvhestraz County lland and Orvhestra Dra matws. Chris ,is ws JOHN REYNOLDS BAKER, JR. Ararleniir'-General John Ambition: College tmas Cliorusg Eistemlfodz Seven-Terms. PEGGY LOUISE BARKSDALE Commercial Peg Ambition : Secretary FBLAQ Christmas Chorus. ALVAN STILES BIXLER Academic-General uTwerp Ambition: Armed Forces Trackg. Christmas Chorus. CARL DODRER BLOOM General Carl Ambition: Air Force Football: Christmas Chorus. CARL MELVIN BROTHERS Academic '4Carl Ambition: College NHS: Student Council: Key Club: Stage Crew: Football: Junior Class President. HAROLD HIRAM BROTHERS Vocational Buster Am bition: Navy W we , ., 7. 'L if- 11,3 EDWARD MILTON BEARD Acadenii- Ed Ambition, College Key Club: Projection Clubg Su HI. Club: Stage Crew. CHARLES LEROY BE' .RER Academic-General Q.lIarley fivvbifion: College or Navy Football: Track: Christmas Chorusg Journalism. ,E I ,A a, 'f -P1 -2 N, f . , . . . - , Aitg':f -, . . , in .. A J .N 4 ' as 4 A I Zia t fu .1 if W H A 2 as ,L ' A ,HS 4 2955 1 I 9 . . ' .mu 5 Q.. -E,-5, W ? . + 'B ' It . , , K' N' if Z, V MARIE DIANE ELAINE BOLLAND Commercial 'fDi Ambition: Secretary FBLAg Christmas Chorus. CLARENCE ABRAN BOWERS Vocational '4Widgie Ambition: Air Force Soccerg Christmas Chorus: Sports Club: Model Club: Machine Shop. iid I . a 'E ,A . I flflllx 1' fffri 2 . f E In i 'U I 6 ' A .luvczlc E11.1c14:N BROWN f,yUlIlHI01'l'l'!Il ,loy4'v ,'1Illf1I'Il'0I1.' Truwl l+'III.Ag IASU Club: cIhI'iSlIIHlS lihuru Mmfls MAIIIAN Rnoww !fwl111e'rf'f11f Xla1r ' 'fllllll-fllllllf l'l11lm'i1lf-J Ifl!l.X: 1 l11'1Nl1mxQ f.ll1'I'llN1 XXX ll1lIl'lPI NANCY Lot Bnoux .'1f'l11lf'NIfl' Nun .4V71I?ill'Ull.' llullffgv FTX1 t:Il!'Q'I'I!'illl!'Fl Eiste-dfml: llhvru NHN Xu' Pre-fi1l:-rut: c:llI'iSIIll2l4 f:IlUI'lI5I 511110 tum-sz J0llI'llllliSIll1 Nlagazinv I.:-u4lvl'. DORIS ELLEN BUFHNGIUN ClIHI1IIf'fI'ILIIl lhn'i! ,4Il111ilf0IIf S0l'ft'fE.ll'y I lil,A: VNI.: Christmas Churus Husuu ll 4 Q All i Y'--r MARY GRACE CARR General Shortie Ambition: Work and Marriage FNLQ Christmas Chonusg Health Aide. ROBERT BRYANT CLARK General 'LClarkie Ambition: Undecided LARRY IRVIN CROWL Vocational Larry Anzbition: Farnier-Service Eisteflfod: Student Council: Magazine Campaign. PAUL LEROY DEHOFF. JR. I'0!'IIIi0I7lI1 Dehoff'! Ambition: Undecided Machine Shop. PATRICIA lViAE CAPLE .'ll'!lliFl71l'l' Pat nlntbition: Nursing President FNIIL Volleyball: Band: Christmas Chor usq Field Hoe-kt-ya Student Council. L0l'IS VINCENT CARBONE flrarlerzzir'-Gerzeral Louie Alllbliflidll : College Student Council: Christmae Chorus: Magazine Cum paign Leach-rg Carroll County Student Council. 41' ,Juana nl, JOYCE MARIE C0014 ACGIlf'I77fi!' Co0kie,' Ambition: Underiided FNLg NHSQ Christmas Chorus. RALPH CORNETT Voralionzzl 4'Ralph,' Ambition: Marines Soccerg Sports Clubg Auto Mechanics. if 8' -I R413- IIIIYIQIQ MAI: IDIQLI. f.Uf7IIll!'lI'l-Ill lop nlnllfltlvmlf l IIIII-Viale-tl l4lll,,Ag t.Al3g Alix:-al lllttIIllNI llltristmas lfluvruf: llt-zIltlI ,'Alfl1'Q llftllll fInIIIrIIi1t1'1'g lntI'zIIIIIIral Sportsg Vztrxity. Iltwktfy. :tml Vullt-ylmll. Ii,-IIIIIAIIA ANN ll0III.IaII AIINITA TIIEVA DELI. ,'1f'II!ll'lIlil' ,' XVII . .-1rI1l1ilI'u11 J titillt-ge llvaltll lim-III Xiflv: l 'l'A1 NH5: Sluilvnt liltllltCll1 Owl Rvpurte-r: XXX Putrul: Yurxity Il 1-1' lu-y. CAIIIIOLL RICIIAIID DIQLL 1rl'IIl'I'fll fflllbill-UII.' CaI'pI-riter Clirixtrnas lflwrtlsi l'rIIje-ctiuri Lfluli Flag Ruifvr. Mxhkik -lrrlrle-mir' Karim J f .J Hllllllllltllh' Vttwtvrri Nluryluntl tfullvgu' - iii X kqln I lll,A1 IUTAQ AAA l'zItrfIl tfnptuiiig GAIM Christ- mm tllmriisg Sllltlt'Ill llllllIlL'll1 Girls' Statm-3 Varsity I lin-kt-tlIzIll: f.ltt'1'l'lt'Llll1'T1 lxllll'4'll of llvarts: llm-kvy: l 1mlluIll l'iilUPl'lll'. A L '45 -M' -auf S,-tI.I.Y l'A'I'IIIc:.1I EBAIILII nlrurlenzir 'Fully Pat Afnlriiiwt: llollt-gc FNl.g NHSg Christmas Clturus. WILLIAM RAY ECKER ,fl1'a1lf'rIIir Bill ffntbitiultf Colle-gt--Coavli KI-y Clulmg Sturlr-nt fl0llIlCll1 Bazaar Playg Christ- mas Pluyg Magazine- Cainpuign LI-udt-rg Foutballg llaskvtlmll: 'l'rzu'k. LARRY MILTON DULL lv0f'!IliHlIIIl He'av .4n1l1ilI'orI.' Navy Sports Clubg Magazine tlanipaign Leadvr. GLORIA MAE DIWPERIQR f,l0lIllIIEH'lil1l Duns Ambition: CUlY1Illt'l'l'l3l work Varsity Hockey. llaske-tliall. and Volleyball: FBLA: LASO Clulmg Christmas Clmrusg AAA Patrol. ,ns VIRGINIA HUGHES ENSOR Academic uCinny Ambition .' College, Teaching FTA: Christmas Chorus: Associate Editor of Owl. ROBERT ALLEN FARVER Vocational Bolt Ambition: Machine Shop or Armed Services Christmas Chorus. . I , , IA t S , I I- ,I ,,II III,. . 1 DORSEY BERNARD FLEMING, JR. General Rod Ambition: Lion Tamer or Nurses Aid Eistedfodg Christmas Chorus and Play: Student Council: Dramatics: Intramural Basketball. PAUL RUSSELL FLICKINGER, JR. General Paul Ambition: Maryland State Police Soccer: Bus Patrol. CHARLES EDWARD ELINE, JR. General l'ClIarlic,' Ambition: Yvestern Electric LEILA MARIE ELTON Arrzrlerrzic-General nI.,E'f'H Ambition: Work or Marylanrl Institute Spring Festival: Intramural llaskctlrall and Vnlley ball: Sports Club. U i JOHN ARTHUR FINNEGAN General Johnny Ambition: Armed Forces Track Team. FRANCIS MAXRION FLATER Acarlemicacerteral Skip Ambition: College or Air Force Student Councilg Soccer: Christmas Chorus. -A ft. 4' 'O' 13 JOHN VVESLI-XY FRINOER, JR. Arrzflerliir' uJack Ambition: Cnllt-gi-, Phys. Ed. T4-acher FTA, Vict- Prvsidf-nt: Tratrkg Football: Basketlwallg Ili-Nlolayg Christmas and Bazaar Plays: Owl Staff: llramatics. JOAN WILSON FUNK f,'ommen'ial 'Qloaniz- Ambition: l'ndPCidr-cl l BLAg Christmas Chorus: Magazine Campaign Homoroom lmarlvr. ,Q , Q99 7 'ur fit' BRUCE GAVER Vocational 'LBruce Ambition: Air Force RONALD LEE GIST General Ronnie Ambition: Industrial Work RUTH ELLEN FREYMAN A rarlemic'-General Ruthie Ambition: llc-uuty Culture College FNLg Juurnalismg AAA Patrol: Christmas Chorus and Play: Balcony Choir: Bazaar Play: Scorvr, Bas- ketball: Drainatics. GEORGE NICKOLAS FRINGER Acazlemir Nicky Ambition: WK-stern Maryland College' Dramatics: Sports lfclitor for Owl: Christmas Chor- usg Bazaar and Christmas Plays. N.. A LL 'T Si X f R' ,P A SN A Q S A gY -if S DAVID KARL GAMBER Academic'-General Dave Ambition: College or Work Track. ROBERT JACK GARLAND Vocational Bob Ambition: Air Forci- Baskvtlmallg Eistedfod. f 'Q .Rs FRANCIS NEAL GORSUCH General Francis Ambition: Undecided Soccer. PAULA IRENE CRIMES Commercial 'LPaula Ambition: Secretarial Work FBLA: NHS: Student Council: Senior Class Secre- taryg Christmas Chorusg Magazine Campaign Busi- ness Manager. MARTHA ANITA HAINES Commercial '5Marty Ambition: Secretary Health Aideg AAA Patrol: Band and Orchestra. HOWARD EDMUND HARRIS General '6Sonny Ambition: Army FTAQ FBLAQ Christmas Chorus. SANDRA LEE GLADIIILL Academic '4Sandy Ambition: Business School or Nursing FNLg Varsitonesg Journalism: Jolfs Daughters: maticsg Christmas Chorus and Play. MARY CAROLYN GORE Commercial '4Sue Ambition: Undecided Dra FNL: LASOg FBLA: AAA Patrol, Secretaryg Christ mas Chorus. BARBARA ANNE HAINES Commercial 'ABarb', Ambition: Business School FBLA: Teen Boardg LASOg Christmas Chorus: Basketball and Volleyball. LEONARD CLARK HAINES Vocational L'Lennie Ambition: Automobile Mechanic Soccer: Sports Club: Auto Mechanic. JV fb .ll-xxlfl' NIMH' ll1f:l,'l'1lsl:l1n.tc fl1'nrlr'1nif -IQVIIVIIII ,I4mi1- fllflllifllilllf Nlll'NlllQ1 l Nl.. Ylvn- l'r1-Ximlf-nl: ll.'Xll1 llmltlalir:-1 llus Patrol. l.ir-utm-nantg llm-ulllnromn .Mllvg fllll'lSlIllilS Chorus :tml Play: Iii:-twllmlg 4Il1or11X1 lluskvllrzlllg Vollvy- lmllg Arvln-ry: lIllI'tlIIllll'lll Sports: .l1llll'llllllSlH. lVlAliY ALIIIIC llENlJIU'IN .'l1'lllll'Illl'!' .'Nlal'y !ll1111iI1'11l1.' Wvslm-rn Maryland Collvgc Clll'lSllllilS lllmrus ami Playg llramatics. Q Af' MARLIN Knoll HOFF A!'IlllI'Hlf1' Marlin fllnllilinll: lllmmlwiflt-rl llrmnativsg Foothallg Iiistmlfmlg Christmas Chorus, Soloistg Christmas Play. RITTH ELIZABETH HOKE .41'f1!If'l77l.!' Ruthia- .'1IIlblIfUll.' Nur-ing Christmas Chorus and Play: Bazaar Play: FNL' lla-lwthall: Hm'lu'y1 Vullvyllzllli Kc-y Club Sweet- he-art: Owl Staff. Sports Editor and Magazine Cam- paign Lf-adcrg Que-1-n of Hearts Mtenllant' Home- A Tlltllll. ILH5. Pre-sid:-nt: Yanitonf-2: lfiste-clfml: illleerlearlerg SANDRA LEE HAWK Al'!1lIUlIIff' Sandy flnlbitimz: Coll:-gc. 'lll'iii'lllllg l 'l'A. l,l'1'Hltll'lllQ NHSg Owl Staff. llusim-ss lhlilllllflK'l'1 Clnrislmus Chorusg Balcony Choirg Cllrislmas and lluzuar Plays. XVANDA ROSE Huvxlxs C0l71l7IPl'l'l!1l Wanda .'fI71bfff0l1f Se-Crvtary FNIJ l lll,X: Yollvyhall: Christmas Chorus: Mana- zim' flillllllillglll Honu-rmuu lrarlefr. :- Cu.uu.o'r'rr: LA RUE HINER f.ommf'rriaI Charlotte .4mbi1ion: Work FIZLAQ Christmas Chorus. ELSIE MAY HOFF Cvrwral Elsie Aml1z'r1'm1: Office Work IASO: Christmas Chorus. 5 1 XXQQQX X N XX X X X X XX X X We XXX . - SQ X X X X Yr 'Jr W 1.2 r RICHARD CHARLES HOSFELD General Dick Ambition: Undecided Student Council: Key Club: Senior Choir. RAYMOND ERROL HOUCK Academic Errol Ambition: College Key Club: Science Club: NHS: Football, Co-Cap- tain: Stage Crew: Christmas Chorus: Eistedfod Chorus: Judge of Student Court. WALTER WILLIAM HUMBERT General 'LWalter Ambition: U. S. Air Force Sports. JOHN JAMES JENKINS Academic-Gen eral John Ambition: College Football: Track: Soccer: Christmas Chorus. EDWARD FRANCIS HOOD General-Academic Ed Ambition: Photography Christmas Chorus: Camera Club: Projection Club: Dramatics: Photographer, Owl Staff. JOHN RAYMOND HOSFELD General 'gjohnu Ambition: Baltimore Business School or Navy Key Club: Christmas Chorus: LASO, Treasurer. PATRICIA JEAN HOWES Academic '6Pat Ambition: Music School FTA: NHS: Sextette: Band: Senior Class Chaplain: Dramatics: ,IV Basketball: Field Hockey: Eistedfod: Bazaar Play: Christmas Chorus and Play: Orchestra: Orchestra President: County Band and Orchestra: All-State Orchestra: All-Eastern Orchestra: National Orchestra. EDWARD EUGENE HUGHES Machine Shop Eddie', Ambition: Navy 'io IL CHARLES KARLE ,4r'afI'e'n1Ifr nflllllflin Anilnilioli: Collvgt- Stage- Crvw: NHS Stud:-nt Court: Kr-y Cluhg Christ- mas Chorus: Sl'l4'Ilf't' Cluh: Nlixc-tl Chorus. Ros-xI,IE MELVINA KEITH General ROsalif- flnibifiiun: Offivt- Work l Nl,: llvalth Aiflr-: Christmas Chorus. MARY ANGELA LASSITER .4f'UC1l'lIll'I' ,' Xngzif- Ambilion: Colle-gr l7'l'A: Girls' Stutv: Girls' Nation: Christmas Chorus: llanelg Orrrhi-stra: Dramatics: Journalism. RICHARD EARL LAWRENCE l orat1'0naI Dirk .4l7l1Iill.0III Armed Svrvices Auto Me-vlianicsg AAA. JANICE LOUISE ,JOHNSTON Acarleniic HJ an Ambition: Cnllvgv Christmas Chorus: FNI.: NHS: llramaticsg Journal 'I ism: JV Baskvthall. ROBERT LOVELACE JORDAN flvarlenzif'-Cerzeral Bob Ambition: Armed Services Projvrtion Cluh: Camera Cluh: Owl Staff: Christ- mas Chorus. iw! MARY VIRGINIA KING AI'ader11ic-General Ginny Ambition: Nursing I Vollvyballg Basketball: Christmas Chorus: FTA: I Dramatics. 1 'V' ....,. JOHN JOSEPH LANELJR. I ' .4I'ademiI' John Anzbitinn: Air Form' Prvsitlcfiit Ol LASOQ Christmas Chorus: Owl Staff. qui EVELYN MARIE LEPPO General Evelyn Ambition: Housewife Cafeteriag Christmas Chorusg Future Honiernakers. EDGAR CORNELIUS LITTLE General Eddie Ambition: Marines Football. Guard. JANET CAROL MAGSAMEN Academic Jan Ambition: Business School Volleyballg Hockeyg Cheerleader: FTAg GABg Ba- zaar Playg Christmas Chorus and Playg Varsitonesg Magazine Campaigng Key Club Sweetheart. ROBERT LE ROY MANN General Bob Ambition: College or Coast Guard Football. CoACaptaing Track: Honorable Mention All-State Football: Sophomore Class Vice President. KATHERINE lRENE LEESE fforzinzerriaf KathyN Ambition: Accountant FBLA: Bus Patrol: Christmas Chorus: Hr-lxlthroom Aide, RONALD LEVINE LEISTER General MRonnie Anzbilinn: Farming: Christmas Chorus. CHARLOTTE MAY LONG General '4Pudge .-fmbition: Housewife FNLQ Christmas Chorus. SUZANNE LUssIER Acarleniiz' S'Susie Ambition: College Hockeyg FTAQ Cheerleaderg Owl Staff, Sports Edi torg Christmas Chorus and Playg Bazaar Playg Stu dent Councilg Magazine Campaign Homeroom Lead erg Intramural Sports. .al A F k ' L ,, . 1, f .4 f, ' g , , N 3 , 1 'V :fi-ff 3 E W Y A yy J, Ruru A NNA M1l,1,lf:R Cvnffrzzl Rulhi4- ,4rl1l1iliun.' UllKIl'K'i1l4't1 I lil.xXi VXI.: LXSUL ffllrislmu- fflmrus. lim..-xxn Jos:-:ru NI1'x1x1Al'G1i lf1'lIf'flIl Hui:- '1lHlIiliHH.' Xlurinw llf-ultlmmm Kill'-1 Yu:-ily Iffmllvallg Yur-ily Ba-kvb lvull: Ilrzunuliw. v sw ' A . 1-lk R .E Q-ZW, ' 'i : f-'zrxqsix ui - J Rm. WYE .f ., Wg - L' ,,M5z..1 : 1 5Lf?'fSi.?aeg.s1Qi X 3 . if 1 9 X Q .4 ' ,QR V, 1 , ni Y E R RW Q ,E EWR? z Sy A 4 X JOSEPH LEE MARZULLO V0l'd1f0ll!ll'GPIl!'I'Ill Ulm- Juv Anzbilimz: Sc-rvicm--Bu1'l1er S0001-r, GALEN JAMES MKTKENZIE Vorarionnl link-11 Alllbffffilli Mm-vluulic Auto Shop: Fnutlmll. 'QF CLARENCE ICMERSON MYERS A1'a4lr'111ir-Cr-lwral Clan-nm- AI1I12fIl'0l1.' Armml Furvrs or lhlsilwss Fi:-Ill Q C Q c Nlixn-cl Chorus: Christmas Chorus. J, LARRY LEVINE NIYERS .N 5 .4c'ar1c'n1ir-Cerzeral Larry .Sf limzER'r JOSEPH MYERS lrvvfllffllfllll Hula 'flflllilllllllf l'Illl1'I'ilI4'll Nluvhiml Slum: liaxkvtlrull. Ilox.-xLu EIMS.-'KRIJ NEIYUEUQER f1f'Ullf'INl-I' Il:uuliv ANI1IiffUH.' Cullvgf- K4-y Clulrg NllSg Slagf- ffm-wg Stuck-ut ffnlxllcilg 'Pro- jt'l'lillll lfrn-w. A III 111-1140 n I Nax y Kvy Club: Cllrisimas Clwrus: Baud: 0I'Clll'Sfl'8I All Sian- Bamlg All-County Band and Orclwstra. X BARBARA LINDSAY OLSH Academic uBarbie', Ambition: College FTAQ NHSQ Student Councilg Girls: Stateg Editor- in-Chief of the Owlg CSPA Convention. JANET LEA PARRY Commercial 'flanv Ambition: Undecided FBLAg AAAg Basketballg Volleyball. 1 QQ A - A 1' If :5 -- ' 3 . A 1 12 71' ' L 'iffirl '- 1 'f L ' . 11? A 1 if9E:?ff'i15 53565175 -Tflff Vlfxs, 3' if ' ' .1521119i's'1,fiQr:f5isQ L ifig-j.'f?'.1gil 1 S - 1 lllfm V If . 12 1ff:fSfi'1f?L1fLfilfQ1Q35 ' '- :fem L - 11 - - '5aswwzts:es1.5sfggs?g1QtsZ 1f nfs. , -f 'g . ,t5:E::, ,yjyy . 'filly5532?silfsiffhs12.etL, 13551 , ff''gl'it5geiigigfflgffi:ft11fi2'2i-A1 'TIE 1?5fiiAflw- Y f f igzfi2Qf'3fsiZS'ssfiZtiiilzifqiiiit' 'it 1 1 '1??fif3t1.!? 1 Air-1's-ssriiisti ' S1 f. A 1' 5. 1 esi-1' 1 A '?:,1:rs+2ii'.-'tw I-3 gif 1.12: .1 1 gf e vl - M53 , 1 K 513232555 1 EZQQJPN . . , S321 isrgiswmsif,-Qfig'if-PF: :Lili - fl . iw -'fIgiqflsglgtiliqzgff -gl:1'i.1-1-.-1,1 it 11 11 , 551151 1 1 Lf..-'ii iii-S1115,g1.,1if1i'i1f5f5f.1.1 J OANNE LAU PRINGLE Academic Jo Ambition : College FTAg Song Leaderg Christmas Chorusg Hockeyg Magazine Campaign Leaderg State Chorusg Eisted- fod Chorusg JV Baskethallg Dramaticsg .lournalismg Varsitones. CHARLES EARL RINEHART General Charlie Ambition: Armed Services Basketballg Christmas Chorusg Eistedfod. CHARLES WALTER NIGHTINGALE Vorational Charles Ambition: Air Force Soccer. ROBERT LEE NULL Academic Bob Ambition: College or Navy Drarnatics, Journalism, Football, Basketball Track Key Cluhg Magazine Leaderg Student Council FFA Seven-Teens. VIVIAN ELIZABETH PATTERSON Afademic' uViv,' Ambition: Nursing FNLg NHSg GABg Hockeyg Volleyball Basketball Dramatics. LARRY ALLEN PETRY General Pete Ambition : Air Force '23 y Ji fd' 9' if If-1:-zzz' 'oo' - I RICIIAIIO AI,I,IcN ROBERTS Cvrwraf liiI'ky', .4IIllllvfl'UIIf Farm Work fiill'isllllL1S 4iIIUl'll5. ALIIQE Ni.-XRIE ROBERTSON f,llI7IlIIl'fI'if1l gXlly .'1HllIifiOl1.' Wlxrk HEI -Kg ,-XXX Patmlg iiIlI'irlIIlZi5 Chorus. -4' 'I' NANCY IIELEN RUSH 'il'1lf1f'IIIlvr' Nan I1 11114111 It-ubmly fIOIIsvrvalOI'y Of Music tlnxlrug lluunty and S4-huol Stuck-nt luunul NHN fhriQtmIIx Chorus and Eistvdfoml. IJOIIIQ LO1'IsIz SCIIAI-:FFER f0NlIIlPf1lllf UOI'iw Alllbiflilllll S1-vu-taI'y I Ill A l NLg ffhrishuas Chorus. HARRY ISRAEI. RINEIIART. JR. Vofraliomzl 'gHzIrI'y AIIYI7ffI'0lIf Arinvd Sl'I'Yil'l'S AAA: Uaskvtball. MARTIN HILBERT RICKELL Cerfwal Dirk .4V7IlIffl.lllIf Collvglm' Fsmthall: Track: ClII'iNtnIa4 Choruw Horrorabit' Mon- tion in .XII-State Football. BETTY LOUISE ROBINSON Amflc-nliz' Bv1ty 1 AnII1itian: Nursing Svhool FNL. TI't'aIslmfr: Intramural Spurtsg Eisledfod and Christmas Chorus: Qu:-1-II Of Hearts Attendantg Dra- mativs: ,lllllI'IlEiiiSIIl. Fe-ature Editor: Cheerleader, Captain 3 Ilnrnvcuming Attendant. JOHN WILLIAM RIILONG Cencral Jack Anzbition: Wfwrk for tht- Statv Q I tttt JULIA ANN SEBOURE Ararlemic HJ ulie Ambition: Western Maryland College F'I'Ag LASOQ Christmas Clmrusg Dramativsg Stu- dent Councilg Art lfditor of Owl. . WILLIAM GEORGE SEBOIIRE ,4f'11rlemic Bill AN1l1l'li0fZf Undeeided Dramaticsg Mixed Chorusg Artg Science Club Christmas Chorus and Play. sw 'G' ROBERT EUGENE SHAMER General-Vocational Jessie Jimbition: Plumber Sports ClIIb. CHARLES E. SHIITTER, JR. Academic-General Charles Ambition: College or Business School Student Councilg Owl Staffg Christmas Chorus. CLYDE FREDERICK SCHLERF. IR. xlcaflenlir' Fred .'1nIl1itioII: llxideoifled Key Club, llresiflentg Footlmllg liaskvlluxllg Christ- mas Chorusg .lunior Draniuticsg ll'llTLlllllll'HlSQ As- sociate Editor of Owlg llomernom Klzlgzazine Cam- paign Leader. BARBARA LEE SCHNAIELE General Barb fllllbififlllf llntlecided Christmas and lfistedfod fflmrusesg F'l'A: Journal- ism. Qat. : K K ,X ian 1 R 3 fd DAVID ALDINE SHAEFER7 JR. General 4'Dave', Ambition: Undecided JOAN IRENE SHAFFER General Joan Jlmbilion: Clerical Wvork FNLQ FBLAg Christmas Chorusg Student Council: AAA Patrolg Health Aidf-g llasketballg Volleyball: Intramural Sports. 5 Q 351152122 ,I , K iiwfljlfiii-l?i.i5:.l '- f3f.l'Q. ' ' ' ,I I ' . V ' ' I 3 'U qv H inpv x .4-1 Ei? 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NMRY I.01'1s1-: S'1'1111:v1C 'lf'!Zllf'Hlllf' nllliltllxu Allllllllllflllf ffnllvgy- nf lie-11111y Cullum' lJra1111ulir'sg .lu111'11a1lis111g NHS: lIl11'istn1uH ffl1ur11s illltl Play: l 'l'Ag Owl H1-port:-r, Lols EVELYN S'1'111.L C1'lll'I'!I1 l'l,uis AlIl1lffI'lI!1.' lll4'1'l4'ill Work I-'lil X3 CHI: Fpurlx llllllll ll'-vkf-y: lia4lu'tl1ull: Vullr-ylrallz fflurixtrna- f:llUI'UNZ 'xl'l'llQ'I'yZ lntramurulw. F111N1x l'I111L SUI-'INIINNSKI llllfllllflt' Shop l'lI'LlIllxu .-1fr1lf1'11,ur1: Nun l',1st4-mlluml: xlilglllllli' l.11111p111g11: llw111f-11111111 l.e'a11l1-1: RAYMUN11 ICVGENI-1 S1r1x4:111-11: I'111-11111111111 nsllllllf N .1l11111il1'm1: l 111'111 Work Sports lllulw. MANY lVlA1z11z S'1'oc:14s1m1.1f: I.l0lIIIIIt'I'f'ff1f lNIa11'y Jlllllllhlillllf BllSlIlt'rS Svluml Flllu-X3 SlllllQ'Ill 1l1111nL'il: Yz1rs1I11111'fg Cl1risI111a1Q Clmrus. B12RN1ci1: JXILEEN STONESIFER .41'lI1lf'I7I1.f' ll:-1'11ie ' Alllllfffllllf lllmiwrsily of Nla11'yl:1111l l 'l'.'X, Sw1'm'!u14y: ilnlll. 9m'1'1'l111'y illlll 'l'rr'as111'n-1': Nllgg Christnms flllUl'llS zmrl Play: llawkm-tl1:1ll: VUI- lvylnallg Uwl Stull. lfxCl1a11g11- Fdilurz Field Hovkvy lllLlll8QIt'I'Q lllll'21lIllll'lllS. ? S W as quam FRANK ROBERT TAWNEY General-Vocational Frank Ambition : Marines JACKIE MARIE SULLIVAN Commercial i'Jackson Ambition: Waves FBLA5 Volleyball: Balcony Choir: Christn BETTY JANE SWARTZBAUGH Commercial Bt-tx Ambition: Business School FBLA. President: Banking: Head of Te Eistedfod: Christmas Chorus: Magazine Homeroom Leader. Ias Chorus. en Boaril g Campaign 6' 1 wr' ' fs wi Auto Shop: Sports Club: Track' Soccer Co-Captain , . . fs, ,, -nu...-nw - WILSON M. TAWNEY, JR. X My General 'ABill Ambition: Undecided A Y. c L x THOMAS DEAN TAYLOR Q Academic-General g'TOm A A A Ambition: College or Navy 5 'III by Bandg County Band: Basketball: Bazaar and Christ- .. ,EA ,.,,,..--1 mas Plays: Christmas Chorus: Seven-Teensg Eisted- , Aerr 7 l JERRY LEE TENNEY A 5 A Vocational Pete 3 Ambition: Mechanical Work gpg A rg to Q is R l ' 3:1f9ff9?f?2J-if?55?fl2?5iA' , A A L - fsg i h ifi l LAWRENCE KIRKWOOD THOMSON I Academic 'gI.arIy', ' A W SEA VM Ambition: College ilyfifw MVN ' ,- A, 'gn WF X . Eistedfod Chorus: Seven-Teensg Christmas Chorus. ROBERT KENNETH TRACEY General HB0b,' Ambition: Work at Benny's Kitchen Eisteilfod and Christmas Chorusesg LASOg Canier Clulm. 3 4 -QQTYV fs nr lilsnwlutc AL'r11EA VAUGHN Commerrial lit-rnicvw Antlzizion: Sven-tary mul llouscwifm- FNLQ FBLAg Banzlg Christmas Chorus. MILDRED LENORA VAUGHN CUllllV1?l'f'illl I.unora Ambition: Secretary and Housewife I NLg FBLAQ Chribtnias Chorus. .lfuvucs WAYNE 'llURFI.lC A!Yll11'U1il Cl'Hf'I!Il 'L,li1n flmlzitfon: Navy llhristmas Chorus. Nfxom Rlqilox l rz l,'UIlIH1Fft'l!ll l'tLiO nlrztlailion: 1illNilll'N5 School HJLAQ lilirietmas and lfiste-tlfocl lillUI'llSt'S. QQ 'xo 3 NANCY VERLEAN WAGNER E COI7tlIIl'l'l'IlfIl 'lNanCy yy V Ambition: B00likt'l'ItQ'I' f FBLAg Christmas Chorusg Magazine Campaign 'K f HUHl6T01llll lmacls-rg lntramural Sports: Banking: K ...H - , H?3lll'lfll1tlI1 Aitlv. V A DONALD NlYERLY WVAREHIME , , A 1 Cenvrfll Donald L L iirirr tif, . , . 3 Ambition: AQIl'lCUllUl'l' Christmas Chorus: AAA Patrol. A ll K . 'mr , iff if A llfqik' GERALD HARRY DAVID WAIIEHIME General Ge-ralrln Ambition: Unnlf-cidml Magazine Campaign Home-room I.:-atlcrg Christmas Chorus. WILLIAM TuoMAs W,ARREN Arademif' Tom f4lftf1flillI1.' Coll:-go liistr-mlfoclg fillI'lSlItli:iS llhorusg Statu Chorusg NHS Pri-sill:-ntg K4-y Clulmg Sr-vs-rl-Tvvnsg Stuwlvnt Coun- cil. f 42 sf , S. I' KTRICIA .NNN WYELK xfrarlenzir' Pat .4l7lbiZi0lZf WI-stern Klarylainl College. 'lbacliirig FTA: NHS, Secretary: GAB: Hockey: liaskotliall Manager: Exoliuiige Editor for Owl: Drarnaticsg Christmas and liazaar Plays: Christmas Chorus: ln- trarnural Sports. WYAYYE LEMNION YVEIGLE ffrarlenziz' Wayne AlIl!lifl'Ul'l.' College- or Air Forte Key Club: NHS: Stage Crew: Science Cluh: Christ mas Chorus. S I, WILLIAM R. WHITE gm S I I , , gf' f X . is . ,, ?aS:m,ei,f. , rf 9. Q.: . - l 0CaW 'l B111 . , . - - I i--, I - I A I b ll L Of' ' U n ll CCI de ll . . 1. If THEODORE MARSHALL WHITFIELD, JR, Academic Ted Ambition: Western Maryland Colle-ge W Christmas Chorus L, I C 'L I j i.i,'I ',.i 2 I 1 I -5 1 I is I I . aE5'TiSfUiii ?fff53'f' Ll ,-.11-EL ,ff 1 g 7gf,5'fi g if was or DOLORES VIRGINIA WIMERT General Dolores Ambition : lfncleciderl Christmas Chorus: PHX: Cafeteria Worker. LAWRENCE STANLEY WOJICK Vocational Larry Ambilion: Machine Shop or Farm KATHERINE STUART WIDENER Arademic Kathy Ambition: College FTA: GAB: Band, Colorguard: Hockey: Basketball: Christmas Chorus and Play: Bazaar Play: Journal- ISIN. PHOEBE IRENE WISNER Acarlenzic-General 6'Wizzie Ambition: College FNL: Christmas Chorus. f i x A-A General nfvppie- A Q .'fllIllill'07II Hou-r-wifv 1 FNLQ Christmas Clmrusq He-ahh Aid if DELORES Fm' ZEPP l . KK Sefwor lcetgg NON, 011, Img Str I Hosf anger -7 drink Weld helps B H Wmery, ookg on Wafer Whil arbara X 01. 1 Cmny E31 to .ov round Qfhoox is I,.,i,k iallliuur Scmgrnln and lk -NM Holm: 5 ' - K Nanfi' . n an' v--lf' mffma. m. saumux Pxvmm' What No Fla . , s.ws ---'l'lxat's what Ruth Hokv, Mary Str:-vig. jo Pringlv, .lack Fringvr. Janet Nlagsanu-n and ID '- ' ' ' unnu Slnmax bein-vc in. . N0-1' V UF h Famous Lgiaxev and Ya 5-'I' 8 , QW X LM- Vwerwce ' 83 X v8 Qhafed Presenting the Juniors. -CLASS OF '57 OFFICERS- Presirlent ....,,,..,,...A..,..,fw,........-- ----,------------------' -l IM HEAD Vice President ........ Secretary ..,.,,,,.,, , Treasurer . Chaplain ,, Historian ..... M4-14 -. 4 .ls I1 ' il it E Qs if if if ' o 4 I 4' . lv KA X 'x 4 .52557 f ,,,,,,,,-,-,DENTON GEHR ........LORETTA LEISTER KREBS ,,.,,,,,,,,s,CARL HAINES --..-.-.-.WANDA PEELING The Class of '57, under the capable leader ship of their officers, has had a most success ful year. Among their many activities we re member the Queen of Hearts' Dance spon sored by their own Owl Staff, their participa tion at Class Night with their own Class Song 9 and last but not least the Prom. For our Jun- iors it has indeed been a really remarkable memorable, and successful year. 9 Junior Homerooms . . . ll-2M First row. left to right: S. Triplett. J. Lamb, V. Whited, S. Houck, V. Owings, D. Auman, D. White, H. Carver, P. Brothers, S. Strine, F. Sentz. Second row: D. Furgeson, G. Ecker, D. K1-ek, R. Spence, A. Forwood, D. Shaffer, P. Drechsler, C. Boone, R. Shulley, W. Peeling. Third row: C. Haines, R. Owings, J. Stoner, J. Wolfe, R. Buckingham, J. Kinnamon. 11-3-First row, left to right: B. Rickell, D. Devilbiss, F. Caple, H. Bond, B. Burkins, P. Krebs, Ford, B. Fisher, J. Strevig, M. Bupp, K. Haines. Second row: H. Bair, N. Carr, J. Null, D. Michael, C. Dull, D. Turfle, S. Kinser, C. Shaffer. A. Talhert, R. Sies, C. Mann. Third row: ll. Cehr, A. Henry, L. Smith, R. Graham, S. Bixler, C. Rauch, A. Thomas, R. Schultz. More. .. 11- B. R. R. R. 202-First row, left to right: L Logue, B. Wime1't, C. Baker, J. Bosley, V. Schultz, C. Bixler Myers, D. Cross, N. Keeney, V. Finnegan, L. Stocksdale. Second row: E. Kraft, G. Sullivan Engelman, J. Evans, R. Jackson, J. German, L. Leister, R. O'Farrell, S. Stover, L. Strange Sies. Third row: J. Nickoles, J. Owings, P. Shaffer, R. Hook, J. Frock, J. Story, E. Arrington Krom. 11-209-First row, left to right: E. Randall, J. Chamer, B. Osborne, E. Thompson, M. Speicher, R. Frock, D. Brown, L. Boone, W. Bowers, L. Smith, C. Mclnturf. Second row: E. Petry, J. Shelley, A. Carver, S. Lambert, B. Jackson, E. Myers, L. Murphy, J. Beachtel, K. Ford, P. Hawkins, N. Grimsley. Third row: A. Sofinowski, R. Dutterer, J. Barnes, M. Wolfe, F. Thomas, O. Willen, N. Brennaman, L. Elderdice, M. Long. J. Head, J. Price. Meet the Q Their H om erooms . ophomores . . . Our Sophomores have had a most enjoyable year. The high points of the year have been the election of their first class officers, their class trip, and their very first dance, The Sophomore Hop. After such a fine start their remaining years at W. H. S. are certain to be successful. A3 I0-l0lwFirst row, le-ft to right: K. Edmonston, D. Stonesifer, M. Zepp, B. Mann, J. Wagner, N Nom-I, C. Mowers. 1. Culle-r. J. Bowman, B. Corsuch, B. Blizzard. Second row: F. Zepp, N. Hawk. J Cather, R. White, A. Lang, G. Weber, B. Houck. W. Roeper, D. Barr, P. Hill, S. Kephart. Third row' D. Eckman, B. Sittig. J. Loveless, D. Miller. 958 10-102-First row, left to right: B. Yingling, B. Crum, E. A. Maine, P. Hughes, M. Myers, P. Baumgardner, B. Robinson, F. Haines, J. Taylor, R. Bowers, C. Ebaugh. Second row: J. Lee, J. Almony, A. Kable, J. Wagner, R. A. Henry, W. Carter, W. Long, D. Mann, S. Simmons, J. Blauvelt. Third row: L. Rehert, P. Widener, R. Havens, R. Shilling, M. Walsh, R. Nelson. 10-105-First row, left to right: D. Sell, A. Perry, B. Shaffer, D. Brown, C. Koontz, S. Den broeder, C. Cock, B. Stoner, L. Crimes, P. Beard, B. Crum. Second row: B. Austin, E. Hull C. Goldsmith, N. Dell, R. Cohn, I. Bloom, M. Mackley, M. Zimmerman, V. Wisner, J. Rhoten P. Martin. Third row: J. Wimert, B. Brodowsky, J. Muth, B. Kaplan, P. Mancha, G. Haines J. Robertson, K. Albreck, S. Sharkey. 9 10-2025 lfirft row, le-ft to right: P. Dell, D. Myers, R. Strine. E. Wagner. B. Johnston. ll. Baker J. llnhlr-r, fi. Hmm-ne, I.. Cnrfuvh. J. Wright. R. Haines. Sovond row: D. Manger, R. lllizzar J. Cray. ll. llrauning, R. Cohn. B. Haines, R. Carver. A. Pitvhforcl. N. Millerna, B. Smith I.. Slmwe-rs. Third row: P. Lelirun. R. Lindsay. E. Frm-clricais. B. Reese, J. Utemelon, E Shilling. C. Stun:-r. 10-201' -First row, left In right: E. Bowers. B. Meredith. C. Kosher, B. Stewart, A. Koontz. P. Nlann, E. Hollinghrook. D. Dell. B. Sealover. 1. Yingling, C. Bames. Second row: E. BIC- Kosky. T. Croft. J. Moyer. J. Smelser, D. Bixler, W. Hoffman, K. Dell. S. Eitnire. S. Palmer. F. Ce-sell. Third row: E. Waclrlell. R. Dutterer. H. Smith, L. R. Knosa. Our Freshmen . . . 9-A-First row, left to right: N. Zepp, J. Arnold, J. Arnold, B. Buckingham, F. Hollenbaugh. H. Bowers, J. Taylor, J. Zepp, S. Strange, M. Stillman, F. Blizzard. Second row: B. Myers, N. Samios, I.. Zinn, F. Spence, L. Lane, C. Logue, S. Hanson, S. Fisher, M. Bollinger, W. Gross, S. Bollinger. Third row: G. Bartol, D. Roten, L. Shipley, L. Browdowski, E. Bair, M. Mann, J. Hawk, M. Kaufman, F. Diffendal, M. Zepp, F.. Legore. 9-B-First row, left to right: D. Spiecker, Y. Caple, C. Arnold, T. May, B. Friese, 0. Gamber, E. Earp, F. Basler, J. Brown, J. Ford, P. Barr. Second row: T. Fnsor, J. Grabner, W. Mathai, W. Barnes, W. Close, C. Borchers, B. Auman, C. Armstrong, P. Bell, B. Carver, C. Wantz. Third row: W. Caple, T. Lentzner, C. Foutz, H. Dorsey, G. Bell, B. Krebs, D. Martin, C. Danner, R. Buchman, B. Earhart, D. Foutz. 9-C-First row, left to right: D. Croft, L. Knight, L. Brown, B. Albright, P. Beaver, M. Ball, A. Gist. H. Bowers. J. Burns. K. Albrect, C. Cornett. Second row: G. Steinburg, P. Cray. W. Geiman, L. Carver, C. Dell, C. Pond, B. Coleman, M. Corsuch, E. Staub, M. Mellemae, M. Hull. Third row: W. Freyman, B. Null, J. Stocksdale, M. Boust, M. Robertson, L. Swartz- baugh. 9-D-First row, loft to right: J. Ward, B. Seltig, E. Walkling, G. Pape-ndrew, L. Otey, S. Kindvr, P. Millvr, li. Wai-ktvr, N. Nvagley, F. Myc-rs. J. McQuay. Svcond row: B. Osborn, D. Arhaugh W. Swallwvll, F. Nlyi-rs, W. Wilson. A. Mille-r, C. Ridinglun, li. Mowers. C. Mobley, B. R1-ck C. Shiplvy. Thirfl row: K. Talley, A. Palmer, B. Ze-ntz, D. Myvrs, R. Rhinehart, B. Ogg, C Mancha, D. Rivka-ll, D. Shuffm-r. 9-lf First row. If-ft to right: li. Lviste-r. B. Jackson. I-Q, Gruphl. C. Carr. L. Hitch, J. Aldrich M. Ilull, S. Hughs, J. liowc-rs, T. Tolancl, J. McCreary. S:-cond row: P. Hoch. M. Kimmvlshue, V. Long, N. Bostie-n, H. Henry, C. Cook, D. Harris, H. Murray, R. Fowler, L. Mullinix, P. Brovklanwle-r. Third row: J. Haines. L. Harris, C. Crophl, C. Brothers, E. Canipe, J. Bagby, W. Logue-, R. Errington, I.. Bc-ard, D. Bullock, T. Flatt-r, R. Bowc-rs. 9-I I-'ir-t row. lo-ft In right: T. Smith. N. Callaghvr. l'. Xloorv, Xl, lnglv, D, llrnwn, D, Pi-try ll. Rupvrt. lf. Farsi. J. Yann-Foffvn. N. Harman, J. Whitv. S1-mnql row: R, Davis, D, Nail l.. Xlann. Nl. Furwr, IP. Strumsky. L. WK-ishaar. L. XlvCmnas. J. Poland. R. llarry. B. Rose' Nl. Poland. Thiril row: H. Wont:-n. L. Crumb. R. lnglv, J. llrvschlcr, J. MCKinsvy. R. Klillvr li. Ne-l:-1-. ll. RUQFIUII. l'. Sham-r. C. Snydm-r. The Eighth Grade . . . 8-A-First row, left to right: G. Hill, W. Smith, J. Shaffer, K. Williams. J. Zenteraft, K Sullivan, L. Wintinton, L. Williams, D. Se-itz, J. Will, C. Osborne. Second row: S. Muller J. Simmons, E. Norris, L. Wouten, S. Shilling, E. Martin, J. Weinstock, S. Weinstock, L Weller, C. Zuck, N. Ohyons. Third row: F. Wooden, M. Williams, K. Sullivan, R. Petry, C Seipp, J. Miller, D. Wisner, J. Placo, D. Wojeck, S. Thompson, J. Wade. Fourth row: S Burline, B. Lee, W. Wampler. 8-B-First row, left to right: L. Houck, N. Hull, S. Hawkins, J. Guild, S. Yingling, J. Groft, M. Janchoa, W. Goodhead, R. Gardner, J. Webb, J. Hardesty. Second row: P. Croft, D. Hagen, T. Hahn, C. Fritz, D. Houck, K. Ford, R. Green, S. Dutterer, F. Abbot, L. Harman, B. Vosburg. Third row: S. Haines, W. Reever, G. Talbert, E. Franseen, B. Garver, C. Dull, B. Osborne, S. Peregory, W. Cook, C. Dull. 8-C-First row, left to right: V. Keever, J. Miller, M. Hildellerand, J. Joyner, J, Keck, G. Mathias, G. Kilgore, M. Mummaugh, R. Blizzard, B. Baust, F. Lang. Second row: C. MacLead, D. Miller, L. Gorsuch, J. Nickles, C. Markle, B. Lindsay, F. Hoban, S. Hooper, B. Green, E. Lindsay, S. Kennedy, K. Price. Third row: H. Hoke, D. Malhorn, J. Helm, J. Hull, W. Bupp, D. DeMoss, H. Drechsler, D. Sterner, S. Manspeaker, P. Manger, D. Kepart. 813 lfirfl row. la-ft to right: N. Nusbaum, ll. Bitzf-l, li. Hubler, J. Mort, B. Hughes, J. Palmer llmigvrs, ll. Strivker, R. llrva-n, J. My:-rs, W. White-ml. Second row: F. Neudccker. R. Smith, W flluve-r, N. Uist, J. Hainvs, J. Randall, H. Ranlsblirg, B. Myers, S. Meineke, B. Kovker I Myvrs. Thirnl row: IJ. liuyvr, D. Pctry, D. Poisvl, G. Stem, B. Myers, D. My:-rs. wal Hi lfiret row. lu-fl tu right: lf. Spviuw-r. ll, Hill. lf. l.vistf'r. I.. Ford. D. Svips. R. Stonvr, D luppu, ll, liingly. ll, Spvmvr. R. l'1-rygmy. I.. Silf'llllI'll. Swoiul row: R. Sprinkle, R. llrvwcr N Kr:-lm-r. J. Williams. ll. Randall, N. Spm-lice-r. I.. Run-r, D. Rusinsky. B. Chu-milsho, L. Smith lx U1-Ne-ll. F. Shwksclals-. 5. Spre-Ulu-r. 'l'l1irLl row: J. Rilvy, D. Snyder, R. Peasv, P. King NN limp:-r, J. Ringly. R. Royston. lf. H1'IlllY'l':-till, B. liaglvy, P. Svlxlon. 8-Fflfirst row, left to right: M. Cook, J. Bixler, R. Heltebriclle, D. Blizzard, J. Keeney, D. Long P. Boone, R. Haines, F. Kinser, J. Byer, Rita Blauvelt. Second row: M. Bollinger, B. Burke T. Bare, D. Brown, C. Barnes, R. Beard. E. Lambing, M. Brillhart, R. Watkins, T. Bayline R. Bower. Third row: R. Bowers, L. Carr, J. Bailer, D. Cress, G. Chalk, B. Bigham, L. Campbell B. Yingling, C. Arrieta, B. Arnold, N. Cook. 8-C-First row, left to right: J. Evans, E. Eppler, P. Cromwell, L. Davis, J. Fringer, S. Ellison, H. Becker, H. Balzanna, M. Terrille, D. Dietrich, D. Bowcrsox. Second row: J. Davis, B. Clegg, B. Carr, E. Crouse, J. Furgeson, M. Earhart, C. Crider, J. Fifer, J. Couzins, P. Conoway, J Dalhgreen. Third row: J. Bowers, R. DeRita, J. England, F. Taylor, A. Crumbacker, D. Caples Card. F inall . . .The eventh Grade . . . 7-A-First row, left to right: B. Becke, M. Poole, B. Haley, C. Aldrich. L. Myers, B. Myers, R. Powell, R. Myers, A. Barnes, B. Lockard. Second row: J. Shaffer, C. Monley, C. Poole, K. Barnes, C. Kaufman, J. Hyde, V. McKiney, B. Miller. E. Owens, D. Hood, B. Myers, L. llrown. Third row: R. Morgan, D. Morgan, J. Cessell, K. Maine, L. MacDonald, C. Pollard, R. Jones, M. Miller, P. Wantz, W. Ibex, R. Turley. 7-B--A-First row, left to right: D. Bare, H. Lambert, J. Henderson, D. Bowersox, D. Belt, S. Hoff, L. Ringley, C. Polard, K. Bowers, W. Spencer, B. Martin. Second row: J. Herbert, L. Kemper, A. Johnson, S. Hill, J. Pickett, C. Brodowski, V. Keeney, B. Hull, P. Armstrong, N. Smith, D. Masenheimer. Third row: W. Senseney, S. Leffert, T. Kaufman, B. Lambert, B. Kaplan, S. Miller, R. Fritz, R. Klehr, E. Follett, H. Himler, G. Kaltrider. Fourth row: M. Gessell, R. Stultz. 7-C-First row, left to right: H. Sharkey, A. Warehime, C. Wine, R. Stem, J. Neudecker, R. Siegman, R. Pond, P. Schlerf, S. Null, J. Royer, J. Strahley. Second row: E. Brown, C. Randall, M. Lavine, C. Robertson, M. Miller, D. Shipley, J. Palmer, E. Jackson, D. Sipcs, M. Mather, M. Simpson. Third row: B. Reed, A. Elkins, J. Plank, C. Ruby, B. Downing, R. Martin, V. Waugh, R. Schafer, R. Smith, J. Burkins, C. Ricketts. 7-D---First row, left to right: Steinberg, G. Stauh, F. Stein, E. Welk, A. Slanamhana, P. Warner, L. Stulz, E. Fenny, H. Yingling, P. Virtz, R. Troxell. Second row: J. Hook, J. Long, C. Starner, H. Wharehime, J. Uhrig, J. Young, P. Shaffer, B. Brown, B. Taylor, W. Wright, L. Jones, B. Zepp, J. May. Third row: L. Wimert, B, Sentz, N. Zepp, J. Welling, P. Taylor, B. Watkins, R. Michael, D. Winiert, H. Wineholt, J. Stem. T-E-First row, left to right: D. Freewoodhouser, D. Dell, B. Ehaugh, B. Brown, B. Petry, C. Coffey, C. Davis, K. Denbroder, M. Poole, W. Clleg. Second row: V. Dutterer, J. Brown, W. Fowler, K. Ecker, S. Haines, C. Haines, E. Hanseen, H. Drumheller, J. Ebaugh, G. Brown, P. Freyman. Third row: S. Bixler, R. Buckingham, S. Esworthy, S. Delong, G. Lefteris, L. Ensor, J. Hock, C. Franklin, S. Carr, M. Gosman, C. McCallister. 7-E-First row, left to right: F, Lowe, E, Aldridge, M. Dutterer, E. Baust, M. Collins, C. Babylon M. Borchers, D. Goodwin, M. Bowers, C. Berlin, D. Close. Second row: C. Brown, B. Bonnie ville, C. Bixler, C. Brown, J. Crawmer, J. Bonsack, J. Blacksten, T. Gehr, J. Barnes, J. Berton J. Adams. Third row: L. Coffee, H. Carlson, S. Bare, W. Muller, B. Butts, W. Crouse, J Brainerd, R. Bair, R. Bankert. Down in W.H.S. Bowl N Kneeling: R. Houck, Smelser, D. Mann. First row: R. Mann, Havens, Bloom, Head, Brothers, Mum maugh, Rickell, Caples, R. Null, Seitz, Little. Second row: Long. Ecker, Brenneman, McKensie Widner, Hoff, Fringer, King, Cehr, Kaplan, Smith, E. Houck. Third row: Blubaugh, Weber, J. Null Lease, Becker, Moyer, Jenkins, Brodowski, Stoner, Baugher, Shilling. Owls Gettysburg ,,,. 12 13 Waynesboro ..,.,. ..... 2 9 13 Hagerstown ,,,,.. ..... 3 4 7 Bel Air .,,,,e,. ..... 2 1 0 Delone ,,.... ..... 0 0 Frederick ..ee ..... 0 32 Wicomico ,,,. ..... 1 3 12 Hanover ,,e,.e ..,.. 3 3 6 Fort Hill ...,.. ,.... 1 3 6 Annapolis ,... ..... 2 0 12 The J. V. team went through its first season with five victories and no defeats. Owls Frederick .,.. ..... 0 18 Bel Air ,,,,, ...,r 0 12 St. Paul's ,te., ..... 0 20 Bel Air .,.., ....... 7 12 St. Paul's ..et ..,,, 0 22 mm van-114-s pass against Ft. Hill with t1-ummato Eckvr throw mg kvy lmlm-k. Mann tavklvs Hunuvvr back in vlusc-ly vontvslvd gamv. Mann. Null. Evkvr. Seitz. and Baughr-r converge to halt Bel Air Speedster. Seitz picks up first down against Annapolis' close pursuing Panthers. Soccer '6Eleven Iron Men went all the wayi' . Back row, left to right: Coach Alan Wagaman, R. Keeney, R. Flickinger, R. Lindsay, F. Gorsuch, L. Haines, C. Bowers, R. Graham, R. Cornett, W Brodowski. Seated: J. Loveless, E. Corbin, C. Nightingale, F. Tawney, J. Cole, J. Jenkins, L. Smith, M. Blubaugh, J. Marzullo. Kneeling: M. Pickett, Manager, D. Eckman, Timer and C. Cornett, Manager. Missing from picture, J. Cray. SEASON RECORD W.H.S ........... Elmer Wolfe W.H.S ...,........, Manchester W.H.S ............. Sykesville .....,. W.H.S ............. Robert Moton W.H.S ........... Mt. Airy ....... W.H.S ............. Hampstead W.H.S ............. Taneytown ..... W.H.S ............. New Windsor W.H.S ............ 23 Opponents ..........,........... 11 INDIVIDUAL SCORING RALPH KEENEY ................................ ..,... 6 JOHN JENKINS ......,......... ...... 6 JOE MARZULLO ..,..,............ ...... 4 PAUL FLICKINGER .............. ...... 1 CHARLES NIGHTINGALE ........ ...... 1 RALPH CORNETT .................. ...... 1 LEONARD HAINES ........ ...... 1 JON GRAY .............................. ...... 1 MARDEN BLUBAUGH ....,. ...... 1 FRANK TAWNEY .......... .......... 1 Total .................. ........... 2 3 Coached by Alan Wagaman, the soccer team captured the Carroll County League Championship by defeating New Windsor, 2-0 on their home field. Deeney and Jenkins tallied in the second and fourth periods to wind up the slate with victory No. 6, the one they needed to cinch their claim to the trophy. This is Westminster's first soccer crown in a decade. Of the eleven boys who held first string varsity positions, eight were seniors and will be lost to the Coach next fall. His three returnees are Keeney, Blubaugh, and Smith. Paul Flickinger, an outstanding defensive player, was rewarded with unanimous selection to the coaches' All-Star Team for 1955. Captain of Westminster's team, he has been a steady performer all season for the title winners. The lettermen this season were: Marden Blubaugh, Clarence', Jim Cole', Ralph Cornett', Paul Flickinger', Frances Gorsuch , Leonard Haines', John Jenkins , Ralph Keeney, Joe Marzullo', Charles Nightingale , Larry Smith, Frank Tawney . ' Seniors ' ,Q .95 45 :Q . 'P 4. WOLFE WOLF MUMMAUGH NULL STIMAX ECKER TAYLOR FRINGER HEAD TOM TAYLOR TOM THOMAS JOHN WOLF JIM HEAD WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS E ,E ...,SS7 753 E 7, ,.,O,,, 743 E E ,..A.,.. 74 L E E SSSSSSS E64 ,, ,S,,, M54 E E .,,.. .,,. . 57 E A. ,SS,77, 734 E, ..,..TTA 38 E E ,,A...A7S 43 -TEAM RECORD- . ,..,.. 46 Hampstead Y, o,,,,r..61 Littlestown H o,,,,,,o48 Hanover .i,.....47 Gettysburg ., ,,7,7 30 Littlestown , , Alumni ,,,,, ., ...A, A49 Glen Burnie Howard County , ,,,o,,,o61 Annapolis Salisbury , . Frederick Delone ..,. Hagerstown ., .. 57 Bel Air , ,, ., Frederick Glen Burnie -VARSITY TEAM- Hagerstown .,...,..., ...,.,, Bel Alr ,,,,, ,,,.,, , Howard County Delone ,,,.,,,,....,..... ,..,.,. COACH MOLESWORTH --Co-Captazns-- BILL ECKER DON STIMAX THOMAS JACK FRINGER MARUIN WOLFE BOB NULL KENNY FROCK GEHR FROCK Back row: Coach. Brooks Britton, Havens, Croft, Bartol, Palmer. Jackson, Price. Second row: Thomas. Kaplan. Cumberland. Miller. Frock. Moyer. Shilling. First row: Null, Britton. Long. Bixler Smelser. Back row: Managers, Gene Hill, Fred Wooden. Front row: Scorers antl Timers, Alan Palmer, Frank Myers, Larry Otey. Nr , i 1 x 1 , 0 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M Brown, R. Hoke, S. Lussier, R Robinson, B. Dohler, J. Mags- amen, N. Brown. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS S. Denbroeder, B. Johnson, A. Pitchford, J. Bowman, J. Dohler. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS W. Peeling, R. O'Farrell, E. Myers, S. Ford C. Bixler, P. Krebs. X33 . xx J Q, IU A X VG Field Hocke First row: P. Wells. J. Nlagzfann-n, S. Lussif-r. J. Dell. L. Stull. J. Parry. P. Caple K. Wirlf-nf-r, V. Pallvrwnn. A. ll:-ll, B. Dohlz-r. Second row: C. King. I. Logue, A l'it1'hfUr1l. 5. IJf'IIllDI'llf'lIf'l'. J. n4lN'llliiH. .-X. Kwmtz. J. llohlvr. C. Covk. D. Brown D. Spsviclwr. C. Wann. A. Kalmln-, C, H4-mphill. HOCKEY TEAM CAPTAINS J. Magsmmrn, S. I,USSi0l', B. Uohlcr, P. Cuplc, J. Parry H oclcey 1 FORWARDS-Janet Magsamen, Vivian Patterson, Janet Bowman, Ann Pitchford, Janet Parry, Gloria Dutterer, Lois Stull, Dot Brown, Connie Cock, Ann Kable. Varsity players demon strate game techniques. Pitchford, Parry, Caple Patterson, Dohler, Bow man, Dell, Welk, Lussier Stull. HALFBACKS-Barb Dohler, Susie Lussier, Diane Speicher, Kathy Widener, Judy Dohler, Shirley Den broder. FULLBACKS-Pat Caple, Joyce Dell, Ann Koontz, Arnita Dell. GOALIES-Pat Welk, Carolyn Wantz. DATE October 6 October 11 October 18 October 24 November 11 CAPTAIN Lussier Magsamen Dohler Parry Caple TIMER-Irene Logue SCORER-Ginny King MANAGER-Bernice Stonesifer SCORE OPPONENT W.H.S .....,. ........ 1 Hampstead .....,,.,........... 3 W.'H.S ...,... .,,,.... 1 Howard County ,,,, ..... 1 W.H.S .,...., ,.....,. 1 Hampstead ..,....,.. ..,.... 2 W.H.S .,..... ....e,,. 1 Howard County ,.... .,,, 0 W.H.S .,,,,.. ,.,,.,,, 3 Lisbon ,,...,,,,,,... .,.. 1 I.. S'I'Ul.l. Girls' Varsity Basketball C.KlNC V. l'A'l I'lCRSON R. HOKE IJ Bruwn, B. Dohle-r. G. Shultz. B. Sion:-sifvr, C. Duttvrvr, J He-llihrimllf-, fl. King. A. Thomas, A. Pitcllford, I. Loguv, N' Pall:-rsnn. R. Nuke-. L. Stull. C. Bixle-r. J. Bowman. L4 mvlm. Hrs. llruylwal. G. DUTTERER B. DOHLER :QQ t 5 f EARHART DENBROEADER BAKER ROBINSON STONESIFER ZEPP SPEICHER BOWERS GESELL Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster December 13 December 20 January 6 January 16 Robert Moton Sykesville Hagerstown Hampstead New Windsor Eytown Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster February 6 February 13 February 23 February 28 Hagerstown Howard County Mt. Airy Sykesville Howard County MANCHA JOHNSON MARRIOT LABRUN FRITZ ARBAUGH DORSEY OSBORN WANTZ The- Girls' Basketball Team had a very success- ful season this past year. winning nine while losing only 3 games in a 12-game schedule. Senior forwards Hoke. Dohler. and Stull all came in 4-lose for high seorer of the season. with an ax erage of 10 points per game. SEASONS RESULTS W.II.S. 41 W.ll.S. 36 W.II.S. I3 W.ll.S. 48 W.Il.S. 30 W.II.S. 27 W.ll.S. 36 W.II.S. 35 W.II.S. 38 W.II.S. 45 W.II.S. 44 W.II.S. 28 W.ll.S. 421 New Vvinclsor Robert IVIoton Alumnae Sykesvillc Hagerstown Hampstead Hagerstown Howard County IVIt. Airy Taneytown Sykesville Howard County OPPONENTS INDIVIDUAL FORWARDS Holce Ilohler Stull Heltilnridlo King Brown Bixler Parry FC FM TP 48 21 48 IT . 44 23 , 26 I0 II . 6 W2 2 31 I9 22 27 48 24 17 14 16 25 30 30 303 117 113 111 36 13 12 5 4 421 GUARDS-G. King, G. Dutterer, V. Patterson, B. Stonesifer, I. Logue, J. Bowman. C.,ShuItz, A. Thomas. The ,Iunior Varsity squad, playing a light sched- ule of five games had no victories, however, they gave strong competition to the opponents. JUNIOR W.II.S. 18 W.H.S. 18 W.II.S. , 21 W.II.S. 28 W.H.S. 11 VARSITY Sykesville Hagerstown Howard County Sykesville Howard County 21 33 30 32 11 TIMERS-L. Boone, P. Caple. SCORFRSR Frvman. MANAGERS-J. Dell, P. We-lk Mrs. Sm-llnlan who rr-turm-11 to W. H. S. favulty aftelr a lf-ave of 21l7SE'IlCf . lie-ails tlw Girls' Physival l':llUf'i1ll0Il llepartnwnt. fhsiftirmg Mrs. Sf-llman is Nlrs. ,loyvef Urayln-al, who is a Ill'Wl'l!l1lQ'T to our svlmnl. Time Out for Activities IN EACH CLASSROOM YOU FIND FUN AND WORK IN REHEARSALS AND MEETINGS. BSOL L Hp Y SENIOR oWL STAFF m '7 H17c wl Room... First row: Charles Shutter, John Lane, Nancy Wagner, Sandra Hawk, Virginia Ensor, Barbara Olsh, Janice Johnston, Fred Schlerf, Betty Robinson, Arnita Dell. Second row: Mr. J. Wake- field McGill, Barbara Schnauble, Carolyn Bullock, Katharine Widener, Shirley Bair, Robert Jordan, Edward Hood, Janet Magsamen, Robert Null, Donald Stimax, Ruth Hoke, John Fringer, Suzanne Lussier, Pat Caple, Joanne Pringle, George Fringer, Pat Welk, Angela Lassiter, Julia Seboure, Mary Strevig, Nancy Brown, Bernice Stonesifer. This year the Senior OWL Staff, working under the handicap of not being able to meet as an entire group, published six issues of the school newspaper, the yearbook, and the yearbook supplement. Dashing from Mr. McCill's room, to the OWL room, to the office, and back to the OWL room, staff members have not only qualified for an obstacle course relay team, but have also realized the enjoyment and experience of ournalism. Virginia Ensor, Robert Null, Barbara Olsh, and Bernice Stonesifer working on newspaper copy. J PRES-5 0NLy Q JUNIOR OWI. STAFF The Junior OWL Staff, looking forward to the time when they will head the publica- ti cmrl s department, put out the November, February, and April issues of the OWL news- paper. Under the leadership of Editor Robbins Ridington, this group also planned the Queen of Hearts Assembly and Dance and edited the 1956-57 HANDBOOK. Robbins Ridington, Junior Editor, studies his first issue of the OWL. First row: Tommy Thomas, Andy Henry, Barbara Burkins, Carol Bixler, Carl Haines, Robbins liidington, Shelbia Bixler, Gretchen Rauch, Bonnie Osborne, John Kinnamon. Second row: Nlr. J. Wakefield MCC-ill, Ronald Schultz, John Evans, James Barnes. Wanda Peeling, John Wolf, Loretta Leister, James Price, Faye Caple, Elinor Perry, Denton Gehr, Carol Boone, James Head, Sandra Triplett, Jerry Frock, Pat Krebs, Dale Freyman, Melvin Long. J TEAM CAPTAINS-Mr. Tomlinson, Nancy Brown, Blueg Bob Null, Mrs. Rupert, White. The Magazine Campaign was held early this year for various reasons. Heading the winning Blue Team which was called Gretchen Greenbacksf' were Nancy Brown and Mr. Tomlinson. Bob Null and Mrs. Rupert and their Johnny Dollarw White Team were on the short end of the contest. Our goal this year was 39,200 We fell short of our goal by 32,299.61 collecting 36,900.55 BUSINESS MANAGERS-Rose Frock, Ardene Thomas. Paula Grimes Edmondson, and Doris Buf- fington. X WESTMINSTER TEEN BOARD-J. Bowman, B. Swartzbaugh B. Haines, V. Shultz, D. Cehr, J. Smvlsvr. STUDENT .ff COUNCN, STUDIQNT COUNCIL-J. Arbaugh, D. Stimax, P. Cuple, C. Brothers, P. Crimes, A. Dull, R. Null, S. Hughes, E. Wachts-r, S. Ford, J. Barnes, R. Ridington, P. Krr-hs, L. Leister, W. Pooling, J. Bculnel, J. Parry, R. Buck- ingham, B. Engclman, M. Stocksdale, B. Doblor, J. Bowman, C. Cock, D. Neudc-ckvr, A. Kable, R. Houck, F. Myers, W. Ecker, J. Head, E. Houck, J. Moyer, E. Shilling, M. Baker, G. Brothers, M. Hoff, T. Thomas, C. Kablo. L. Crimes, W. Long. The members of the School Safety Patrol work together to make the school bus rides as safe and pleasant as possible. Driver Training Safety Patrol First row: Betty Myers, Doris Devilbiss, Katharine Leese, Janet Heltibridle, Barbara Dohler, Marty Haines, Mavis Brown, Mary Core. Second row: Margaret Arbaugh, Janet Parry, Louise Boone, ,Ioan Shaffer, Shirley Houck, Arnita Dell, Vivian Patterson, Kath- leen Edmonston, Alice Robertson, Carolyn Bullock, Levere Grimes. The first driving commandment Thou shalt not kill is held up to the many students who take driver education. In driving classes students learn the mechan- ics of safe and sane driving. DRIVER TRAINING CLASS-Nola Crimsley, Shirley Houck, Kitty Haines, Mr. Molesworth, Beverly Wimert, Dolores Wimert. Seated: Phoebe Wisner, Ruth Freyman, David Turfle, Denton Gehr, Evelyn Leppo. Music From Our Band . . . 4' . ...1 ' Mr. flhulke-r lxavv lnamlm- many npp4'uv'z1r1c'1's. W. H. S. ISANIJ MAJURE'I I'l'1S Larry Nlye-rs, Treasllrfr l'at flupla-, Ill'P.9i!fl'l7f Ilolmhy Houck, Vim' l'rr'sirIf'nt Nancy Rush, Scrrvlrzrly Sys Larry Sly:-rs was Wes!minster's Rvpresvmative I0 All-State Band. lland Officers and Din-utor, Mr, Chal- kvr. Back row: L. Gorsuch, C. Mann. B. Austin. L. J. llrown. Front row: 0. G8IIllJPl'. J. Blauvvlt. M. Baker. COLOR GUARD Left to right: A. Kablr. C. Rauch. P Hill. . . and Our Orchestra -THE W. H. S. ORCHESTRA- Our orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Chalker, has participated in rnany assemblies, and has given a most successful concert. Extreme right: Orchestra Officers and Director, Mr. Chalker. Lower right: National Orchestra Representative. Below: State Orchestra Representatives. Pat Howes, President Racher and Reba Seis. Seeretary Angela Lassiter. Vive President John Arhaugh. Treasurer R. Sies, R. Sies, E. Arrington. A. Lassiter, P. Howes. PAT HOWES Music Everywhere VARSI'l'ONl'fS'-V S4-nior tlirls' S1-xtfft include-s, starting at the loft: Joanne Pringli-. Ruth lloko. jam-t Magsanien, Sandy Cladhill, Mary Stocksdale, Nanvy llrown. Two of the popular singing groups of Westminster High are the Varsitones and thc Seven-Teens. They are woll known for entertaining at various school functions, such as banquets and assemblies. Also outside activities such as TV appearances and civic activities. SEVl'lN'l'lfl'iiXlSA-Larry Thomson, Bob Null, Pete Bateman, Tom Warn-n, John Bakr-r, Don Stimax, anil Tom Taylor. Junior Girls' Octette . The JUNIOR GIRLS' OCTETTE, another vocal group, includes: Carol Bixler, Sylvia Ford, Irene Logue, Shelbia Bixler, Wanda Peeling, Kitty Ford, Louise Boone, and Pat Brothers. State Chorus Representaitifves Four members of W.H.S. were sent to State Chorus, held in Baltimore in October. Those participating were Robhin Engel- man, Nancy Brown, Joanne Pringle, and Tom Warren. fd 1' i .41 M ifxlill Chorus . Angie-la Lassitm-r aclml ai avcompanisx for the mixvd vhorus. The- Christmas rhnrus. Compusvd of Juniors and Seniors, was un- der the direction of Mr. Mill:-r. Among: their numhvrs was Ihr' famous Halleluja Chorus. Boys, Choir . . . Sz-on he-rv is Mr. Carrozzak Eighth Grade- Boys' Choir, wht, also pzlrliripatmi in nur Christ- H1215 pfllgrilnl. ,Wm Senior Dramatics . Mr. Eaton is training the Junior Dramatics for Big Things next year. The S e n io r Dramatics class worked with Mr. Eaton to present many programs during the school year. Junior Dramatics . . The Christmas l'luy. Dickens' Christmas Carol. showeml us the joy of giving at Christmas. Here Scrooge. played liy Ylillizini Eeker, is keeping his clerk, Bill Seboure, busy, and he is refus- ing his presence at his nephew's, Cleveland Bateman, Christmas dinner. -re lln- lfrut1'li1'l's Zlllll Fre4l's nily urs- enjoying: thi- fellow- ship of ilu- n1'llllllf1l'll Svrongr-. fin. The Bazaar play. 'The Litllc Red Schoolhouse, a comedy, was a hit with everyone. Future Teachers Here we see the entire Future Teachers Club as they appeared before the joint installation and induction assembly. Commercial Club The Commercial Club is composed of commercial students who are looking forward to business careers. F.T.A. EXECUTIVES - Front row: Miss Troxell, John Fringer, Sandra Hawk, llcr- nice Stonesifer, Pat Krebs. Second row: Iro- retla Leister, Arnita Dell, Nancy Brown, Qlo- anne Pringle. The Walter H. Davis Club under the spon- sorship of Miss Virginia Troxell began the year with installation of officers and induc- tion of members. The students worked on many worthwhile projects including sponsoring a dance and a tea. With some maneuvering we were able to get the busy businf,, women together for a picture. Everyone enjoyed the Christmas tree they trimmed. COBIBIEHCIAL CLUB OFFICERS - Doris Huffington, Betty Swartzbaugh, Janet Parry, Rose Frock, Ardene Thomas, Nancy Wagner. Wl'lS'l'lN1lNS'l'l'lR lllllll KEY lllllllw H. Null. lf. Arring hm, L. Mya-rs, G. Arlnavusl. .l. Head, ll. Nvmlm-vkvr. R llnsfvlrl. M. lnng. 0. Willem. W. Wm-iglv. R. Havens. W lffvkvr. 'l'. Warn-n. ll. llmlvk. .l, Kinnanmn. H. Rinl flinglun. N. llre-nnvman. 'lf llllllllllllg. ll. Kulfunan. ll Nlunn. J. llosfm-lll. W. Carl:-r. ll. lf. Huucli. R. Craam OH-'ICERSfC. llrulln-1's. Sevrz-tary: ll. Stimax. Vin' Prvsi nl:-mg F. Svhlvaf, l'11'sicl1-111: C. Kalwlv. 'llN'2iSlll'l'l'Q D. Ge-ln' fflmplaing Mr. Mvflill. Advisor. Q i...,,S P N.'X'l'lUN-Xl. llUNUH Sflllllflll Fire-I 'llvrm Officers! SECOND 'l'l'fRNl OFFICERS l'rc'si4lvnl, Tlmlnas Wvarrrn l,I't'5ltll'lll, lhnmlfl Ne-ml.-vkl-rg Yin' Pre-xiwla-nt. Angvla Las' Yin- Pre--imlvnt. Nancy Brown: Secrvlary. Patrivia Wx-lk slim-rg S4-ur:-Iury. Paula Crinmvsg Owl R4-porter, Rolybins Uwl Rc-pwlc-1', Carl llainvs. lliflington. fVll'lNllll'lRS J. llarm-e-, ll. liiwlllinglun, l'. Crimes, ll. Neu- clr-vlu-r. A. lussilvr. ll. Ulsll, S. Ford, S. llawk, ll. Stone- Niff-r. P. Wrll-Q. A, Ile-Il. N. Hush. J. Cook, V. Patterson, M. Str:-ng, S. l'lllllll,!ll. J. l.umln. l'. Howe-S, S, llixlc-r, P. llrullu-r-. R. Flvk. ll. Slew fl, lfurwurll. R, Frtwli. C. RauCh, l'. Km-lv. l.. l,e-i-If-r. ll. K:-ck. lf. Arrington. C. llainvs. R. llll1'lCllljLllHlll, lb. Wllilv. J. Allilllllilllll, N. llrvnnm-man, C Kulvlv, ,l. Pringln-. N, llrown, C. llroilu-rs. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'Q S f ,Q - 2 S W Qi SL G.A.B. The Girls, Athletic Board is composed of a group of girls vitally interested in sports. The main projects of the club are sell- ing football programs, selling candy at basketball games, and scheduling and refereeing intra- mural games. First row: L. Leister, R. Hoke, B. Stonesifer, A. Thomas. Second row: P. Welk, J. Magsamen, K. Widener, P. Brothers, J. Dell, Mrs. Hemphill. Third row: L. Boone, D. Brown, C. Bixler, E. Myers. L.A.S.O. The Library Assistant's Service Organization is an active club composed of students who assist in the Library under the direction of Mrs. Guise. First row: L. Murphy, A. Garber, Mrs. Guise, J. Hosfeld, R. Miller, J. Lane D. White, J. Yingling, M. Brown, J. Wright. Second row: C. Mann, J Culler, F. Haines, S. Bauerline, J. Lamb, B. Shaffer, G. Locher, M. Mackley, N. Brown, M. Gore, B. Crum, H. Brown, J. Sheely, D. Myers. Third row: R. Dutterer, M. Zimmerman, H. Smith, D. Utz, N. Dell, J. Wagner, K Lattrell, K. Hosfeld, R. Grahm, E. Arrington. til 254 4. t 3 s l .N.I.. OFFICERS l'. Caple, Presi- dentg J. llc-ltibrirlle, Vire Presidentg F. ffuplr-, Secretary: B. Hnhinson, Treasure-rg K. Freyrnan, Reporter. HEALTH ROOM JKIDES--Bleinbers of the F.N.L. and the Key Club staff the health rooms as projects of their Clubs. F.N.L.-AThe purpose uf the club is to acquaint interested girls with different types of nursing. To do this, field trips are taken and nurses speak to theni at their meetings. Projection Club This group of boys and girls are responsible for showing mov- ies in the auditorium and for seeing that teachers get the equip- ment that they need. PROJECTION CREW-Edward Hood, Robert Jordan, Otto Willen, Donald Furgeson, Carl Haines, Robert Graham, Donald Neudecker, Lawrence Elderdice, Mc-ridith Walsh, Guy Brewer, Kitty Ford Sandy Simmons, Jimmy Brown, Carl McAlister, John Utermelon Wilbur Roeper, David Wisner, Douglas Miller, Roger Hollenbaugh Lee Whitenton. 1 1 7 Stage Crew Mr. Eatoifs stage crew is a group of boys who work hard putting the auditorium in order for plays. antrim programs, and other events calling for use of the stage. STAGE CREW-+Lawrence Elderdice, Robert Graham, Errol Houck, Charles Kable, Otto Willen, Wayne Weigle, Carl Brothers, Donald Neudecker. Seated: Mr. Eaton. Girls' State and Boys, State Each year representatives are chosen from the Junior Class of Westminster High School to attend Girls' and Boys' State held in Annapolis during June. These students learn many useful things about their city, county, and state governments. REPRESENTATIVES-Barbara Olsh, Barbara Doh ler, Charles Kable, Nancy Brown, Angela Lassiter Girls' Nation . . . A Senator From W.H.S. SENATOR: Angela Lassiter Much to the joy of her friends and her school Angela Lassiter was one of Maryland's two Senators to attend Girls' Nation held in Washington, D. C. There she studied gov- ernment of our country and worked with the other delegates to set up a mock govern- ment. HornGC0m '5 ' 1 Footba 11 Form I a Scenes That Weall Christmas Play v . Key Club Concession . , xgulhl. 4lways Remember P.T.A. BAZAAR FUN 1 ' P ilchwii wx--,, I - T- - IWW hlowmfl Darts Football Favorite The Westminster High School Cafeteria was the scene of the 1955 Football Formal sponsored by the Key Club. Many mem- bers of the team were in attendance. At intermission Barbara Dohler was crowned 1955 Football Favorite and was given a beautiful bouquet of roses by coach Her- bert Ruby. Homecoming Queen 1955 marked the first year for a Home- coming Queen at Westminster High. The queen and her court were selected by the senior high school students. Barbara Doh- ler was chosen as queen and reigned over the football game and dance. Pat Caple and Betty Robinson were chosen as her attendants. QIHCEN AND HICR COURT - Lt-ft to iight: 8th, lla-th Myers: 10th, Ann Pitch- fordg Page, Harry Sharkvyg 12th, Be-tty Robinson: Qin-Q-n, Barbara Uohlerg llth, Wanda Feeling: 9th, Carolyn Wantzg Tth. Bonnie Myers. -J 1 l Thr- annual Queen of Hearts assembly and dance are sponsored by the junior Owl staff, untlcr the sponsorship of Mr. lVlcGill. This year the student burly electefl Barbara llohlcr as Queen of Hearts. llrlf I 1 l tit I if KEY CLUB SWIEETHEARTS BETTY ROBINSON and WANDA PEI-:LING This yt-ar tht- Km-y Club dm-vitlm-tl to elect a tlunior and u Svnior Sweetheart. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosfeld Mrs. J. Leland Jordan Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wojick R. Verl Wagner Melchour Harris Charles E. Shutter Earl D. Beard James Tawney Charles W. Nightin Clarence B. Dell Claude Brothers Clarles Meldrom Fred Magsamen Mrs. Mary Anna Cook Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Strevig Miss Eugenia Stern Mr. and Mrs. George Hood Hahn Brothers Mr. and Mrs. John H. Arhaugh Our Patrons gale Mr. and Mrs. Paul F lickinger, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Ensor Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sprecker Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Petry Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lassister Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Olsh Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nusbaum Mayor Joseph L. Mathias Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary L. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Haines John Baxter Howes Lewis Brown F ringer W. C. Bateman and Mrs. Arthur Albaugh, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Stonesifer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leidy Jack Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John A. Neudecker Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lassiter Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Welk and Mrs. Glen Hawk Compliments of SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'nlllw' P Pete Bateman Pat Howes Angela Lassiter Donnie Stimax Paula Grimes THE TIMES, INC. Commercial Prinling all f I X A WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND -, 1 if .'.V1 f J Cafalogues-Folders ' 1 A' 1 ., Publishers of THE TIMES WEEKLY .-1. ' .. . I. I 1. C 'fII 'e 's - WESTMINSTER RICHARDSON BROS. HARDWARE C00 Phone '97 Wholesale and Refail GENERAL HARDWARE ALBERTS HARDWARE PAINT STEAM AND HOT WATER HEAT PLUMBING BEARING SERVICE COMPANY Weslminsler, Md. Phone I330 FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS Aulomolive Paris for Cars-Trucks-Traclors Equipmenl' for Shop-Garage-Filling Slalions Eleclric and Ace'I'yIene and Welding Supplies SHERWIN-WILLIAMS OFFICIAL SALES AND SERVICE Aulomorive Refinishes For Complele Color Mixina Service 'RQEY Body Shop Supplies CARTER CARBURETOR BRIGGS-STRATON MOTORS and Repair Paris Machine Shop Services Complele Engine Rebuilding-Crenkshaff Grinding-Rebabbiling Cylinder Head and Block Repairing-Radialor Service Cylinder Boring-Pislon Pin Filling-Miscellaneous Machine Work Nobel Rebuill Molors Exchange-'For Ford. Chevrolei' Plymoufh, Dodge, Chrysler Cars and Truclrs NOW OPEN Our New Service for +he Younger Sei' . . . A DAVY CROCKETT TELLER'S WINDOW Jusi' Ihe righi size for youngsiers. Lei Ihem malze 'Iheir own deposiis and use iheir ac- counfs regularly. Imagine Iheir Ihrill in handl- ing fheir own business! Srop in Today WESTMINSTER TRUST CO. 7I Easf Main SI. Wesfminsfer, Maryland Branch Office: Union Mills, Md. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Complimenis of CARROLL COUNTY FIRESTONE GESELL-ECKARD BETHOLINE SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION I35-I39 Wesf Main S'Iree+ Wesfminsfer, Md. Phone 654 Phone I420 I4 Wesr Main SI. FLOWER BOX GRACE N. BENSON WESTMINSTER, Mo Besf Wishes COLONIAL JEWELRY CO. 32 Wesf Main Sireef STIEFF GORHAM INTERNATIONAL STERLING Qualify and Service Since I922 I-IoTPoINT RANGES DRYERS REFRIGERATORS IRONERS DODGE .Ios-RATEn TRUCKS FREEZERS DISHWASHERS I, WASHERS GARBAGE DISPOSALS THE 'jf JAMESON I I BAR sLEY MILLER's :gT ,,..,m.,..,h N ELECTRICAL SERVICE lim' Q3 I CQ.. INC. RUSSELL B. MILLER I 5, , Railroad Ave. 99 Wes+ Main Sfreef N PI10- 794 Wedminsfef- Md- GULF STATION RTE. l40 EDDIE'S HCMEMADE CAKES Cakes 'For All Occasions I40V2 LIBERTY STREET-WESTMINSTER II95-J BETTER BUY BUICK THE W. H. DAVIS CO. WM. F. MYERS SONS. INC. Meai' Packers WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND T. w. MATHER AND soN C 'PlL 'e '5 Wes+minsfer's Leading Siore I-OYIS SERVICE STATION WESTWNSTER' MARYLAND 278 E.If4iIIog+ W' Wllsffne 462 BEACON STEEL PRODUCTS CO. MANUFACTURERS . lla 'E ... U , M .W 'sa Visif Our Salesrobm RAILROAD AVENUE C I. HOI:I:MAN'S omplmenis of 3 -I--S SUPERE-I-TE Homemade Ice Cream WASHINGTON RD. WESTMINSTER Nancy Lou Brown Ed. Hood John Lane Susie Lussier ATLEE W. WAMPLER 81 SONS Home Furnishers Since I9II WA-CO GAS SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Wes'I'mins+er, Md. BIXLER AND GUILD NASH-wlLLYs DRUG CO. BARNES Moroks A W-'green Ag-mv DRUGS--SODAS Sales and Service cosmerlcs RAYMOND P. BARNES. Prop. Cgrrgll Coun+y's Wes+mins+er Largesi' Drug Share 44 WEST MAIN ST. PHO. I050 I I+ Pays Io BeIong TH15AvroMon1LE Idyg0FMARYI. WESTMINSTER BRANCH ROBERT L. LEESE Manager For Every Purpose 'I' PORTRAIT 'I' COMMERCIAL 'I' PHOTOGRAPHS Anyfime-Anywhere WESTMINSTER STUDIO Charles F. Magee 39 E. Main Wesiminsier 39 Comfmmenls F saws Amoco IESRIIEESESO Wes? Main S+. 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ROOFING PLASTER I I SIDING PLYWOOD PAINT WALLBOARD MILLWORK INSULATION Builders' Hardware Liber+y and Green Phone Q-63 27 I-ibedy S+- Phone I520 THE AMERICAN LEGION CLUB Carroll Posf No. 3I GOOD FOOD FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE Home of Teenage Club QM cleaning ,OOOQ .....,. fiyssqy viqnoi h xssgvs ' a pigyob assay? g0.0QOOOSQQ555 , 0900550505006 foqsoosgsbf- X ffifw. ss Q::fSQ5: 5 tif' Q 0:45 'img 9' ,oonuzzzy ,saws .... ,foxes ..3 Q Qsssss Oi ,,g soo 5 q foogqssd ,goooosya :sas ,oooojzg Owl' ugsg ss z ooo 5: 9 S' pg goof 823' -.Q .R 5.. :gf ,lg W A '-T ER T ' H A 'N ES' J R 60006 0 . HAZ? a Q 4 vf K Q .iam 4 .- LZ Wgwsfiliif 1 Hx '13 9.1 . ' ti 5355523 BA U v2GH M E ile RIS F R rom .QURA m inS+ er Ta ne Y fown 4- R Q oad QL Pho ne 7 -W D u TTERE R 's FL C3 INST fy Page PJ fy 7 lame 'td Pho 8 :ky he 543 aim! 4?2z!! S hop a+ ?Fgg?i:N!iQ J . ST o N ER GEIMA N 77 w BT at MAINSC gzrqs PH o NE 24 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE EDWARD O. BOLLINGER Broker I6 Malcolm Drive WESTMINSTER. MD. Phone 787 Shop MURPHY'S Firsi' The Complefe Variefy SI'ore 6-I0 WEST MAIN ST. WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND I4 Liberfy Sf. Phone 996 WATKINS' AMUSEMENTS All Types Vending Machines mi' givmes yFg5! , K7 . ai' MODERN G. I. LAUNDRY Pho. I478 Com plimenis of PHILLIPS' BETHOLINE SERVICE Zzgawdte fecaedzg AI' DAVIDS JEWELERS I9 Easf Main S+. Phone II67 Complimenis 365561 W40464 J. C. PENNEY CO. X Wesiminsier if D. S. GEHR AND SON I I ECKARD-S I5 Wes+ Main S+. WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE WESTM'NSTER- MARYLAND Main S+ree+ Phone 3'8 Phone 425-J Complimenls BURALL AND SNYDER Penna. Ave. Phone I45 HAMPSTEAD 770I RUS-JOY INN Dinners 'I' Lunch 'I' Sandwiches Two Miles Norlh of Manchesler Privafe Parfies ancl Banquefs RUSSELL O. SNYDER PROSPERITY CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing Alfering M51 :vmvurs e vi l' I I Innrl! I I m ail I6 ,gsm Il J THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE CO. Carroll CounIy's Oldesl' Weekly Newspaper I69 EAST MAIN ST. WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Phone 22 I IF I1 S GOOD FOOD YOU WAll'l'-- A: cl. f l J E I lug' 55 MYERS BROTHERS N Sporiing Goods-Kodalcs-Cosmefics Lunches-School Supplies-Candy Cigars-Soda CHARLES COHEN 81 SONS General Merchandise Groceries-Meals-VegelaIsles Hardware-Painfs 267 E. GREEN ST. WESTMINSTER, MD. Phone I04-W PIIOUG 533 22 Wesf Main Sf. Wesfminsler 1r3 A plilwkfl 'T' WADE'S SALES 8: SERVICE 7 Locusf S'IreeI' Pho. 582 Complimenfs DAVIS SHOE REPAIR STU'S MUSIC SHOP Records 'I' Radios SI1ee+ Music 'I' Accessories 34 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 585 Complimenis of THE MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. OF CARROLL COUNTY ESTABLISHED new 249 Eas+ Main Phone I03 Zaaldtq Qzacadea SAMOIS FOOD MART 306 Easf Green S+. Phone I38I V - III' '22 , My e 5- 1 CARROLL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 2 Convenienf Locaiions 39-4I W. Main S+. I93 E. Main S+. WESTMINSTER, MD. Member F. D. I. C. DR. R. P. KLINGER, SR. DR. R. P. KLINGER, JR. Op+ome+ris+s 88 Easf Main S+. Phone 3404 Complimenfs of KESSLER SHOE MANUFACTURING CO. Complimenfs of HAMILTON HOUSE GIFTS OF DISTINCTIONH 92V2 Easi' Main Pho. 340-M Complimenis Complimel-,+5 of of CARROLL HANOVER HARDWARE AMUSEMENT CO. COMPANY R SHOP PHONE I05I-W HOME PHONE II9-R vmllsll HERFEYS ERVICE HOP S, Q R? . mlllld ,1,:AP, 5' 4 I ' P' Home of Your Docior of Mo+ors OFF FAIR AVE. WESTMINSTER. MD. TIRES LUBRICATION BATTERIES HILL TOP ESSO SERVICE CENTER X3 522 E. Main Exf. Phone 805 ll ST POLICY AT A'-L SMITH 8: REIFSNIDER XZ ET' M E5 Lumber V, 1. vgdmlvorkd I I a Cal' 53? PERCY M. BURKE Roofirl? Mamie: QNSURANCE AGENCY B..Idf,,'I3Tidw,,e 'QM I f :'1'1P' 'A'1' I Q' 23I Eas+ Main s+. 5 '.5aS Wesfminsfer, Md. Pam Dependable Pro+ecI'ion 26 W' Main S+' Phone 227 WEST MARYLAND COLLEGE Wesfminsfer, Maryland LQWELL SKINNER ENSOR, D. D.. Presideni' For Young Men and Young Women Unexcelled Locaiion, Modern Curriculum, CompIe'I'e Equipmenf. Moderafe Raies CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION X I X Complimenis XXx X Q8 A EVERHART'S BARBER SHOP I nY' ' SHAFFER af COMPANY ififff gf'-' '45fEiiiiiQ'f' '14' I Q Vari6I'Y Sfore Shoes-Rubbers-Clofhing Floor Covering-Candies To School Supplies H EARHART MOTORS ousewares '97 EAST MAIN STREET STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS PHONE 3I9--I Sfudebaker, Ihe S'ryIe Leader - 20I PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Complimen'I's PHONE 362 WESTMINSTER COAT CO. CONGRATULATIONS fo +he GracIua+ing Class From COCA-COLA BOTTLED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF COCA-COLA CO.. BY WESTMINSTER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. 9 A LH' us no voun 9? Qoglpyh, THOMAS J WILL ' INSURANCE AGENCY MI-'A AND A I A REAL ESTATE VM jII.f.IuIf'I J Phone :boo DON'S TV AND APPLIANCES Sales Service CROSLEY APPLIANCES AND TV BENDIX WASHERS Phone I5l-J Wesiminsfer, Md. KENNY YINGLING. Sales Manager Complimenfs Complimenfs of of WESTMINSTER OGG AND BRENNEMAN MOTOR CO. 244 E. Main Phone 354 II6 E. Main Pho. 608 Complimenfs I LURA LYNN GIFT SHOP I95 Easf Main S'IreeI' WESTMINSTER, MD. Complimenfs of I GETTYSBURG AUTO PARTS CO. S. LEASE WARNER. DISTRIBUTOR MOBILHEAT MOBILGAS YORK OIL BURNERS BOII-ERS COAL Phone West l778 Frizzleburg. Md. Complimenfs of THOMAS, BENNETT, AND HUNTER, INC. ConIrac'I'ors Equipmen+-Ren'I'aIs WESTMINSTER, MD. Complimenfs BOWERS AMOCO STA OPTICIANS 43 Wesi' Main SI. ' ' COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Complimem, of ,f'45,,,'j'-,,f,'gcj'jI ,5,,f - WESTMINSTER ees Phone I553 AUCTION TREEMONT FARM Finesr GUERNSEY MILK IN MARYLAND Dual RouI'e I40 WESTMINSTER LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE An Inleresfing and Profilable Career For Free Cafalogue Wrife BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 5 Easf Mulberry S'I'. Baliimore 2. Md. Enioy BORDEN'S Ice Cream BETTER VHLUES' Ak Complimenls BOWERS AMOCO SERVICE 1 THE STUDENTS' STORE ' .4 we 1' 3 La School Supplies , m -I-Ypewrhers Compllmenfs Greefing Cards of P. G. COFFMAN CO. AVENUE BARBER SHOP Times Bldg. 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