Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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A word in season spoken, may calm the troubled breast 1 Class Song In a sehool of which we're very proud to sing, Began a class for which our praises ringg And to work with will and way, ' Growing finer day by day, Went this class in view a standard fo CHORUS Hail the class of nineteen-thirty, 'Tis the class we hold so dear. Hail the girls and boys whoive made it, The class for which we raise this cheer. And for many a year we will serve it, And true to it welll be, Hail this class from dear old Franklin, 'Tis the class of thirty. Y Page Eighteen rth to bring

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Y When duty whispers low, Thou must, the youth rc I pies, I 0 1 The Stall' E, the members of the DIAL staff, ha f is Farewell Message ve success- ully completed the publication of our annual. In compiling this DIAL , we have put forth every effort to make it as splendid as it h ' a piece of work as been in the past years. It is our sincere hope that as th e years pass swiftly by, the DIAL will live in our memories. f lEditor's Note HIS is a note of thanks d an appreciation for the co- operation and help of the staff, our advisors, ancl the class of '30 The al . y one have made the DIAL a success. THANK YOU! Page Seventeen

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The price of wisdom is above rubies. BERTRAM MONTROSE KELLEY Reisterstown, Md. Ono never loses by doifng a good turn. WE would hate to think of the class of '30 without Kelley, our tall, star athlete. How- ever, his ability is not limited solely to ath- letics, but in all class undertakings, Kelley has proven true. Wasn't he elected president of our class in the third year and then re-elected in the fourth year? This goes to show you we wouldn't be able to do without Bertie. I know some people picture Bertram in the future as president of some big business firm, but we picture Slim at some college, carrying everything through, games and all, as he has done at F. H. S. GENERAL Varsity Soccer '28, '29, '30, Varsity Basketball '29, '30g Varsity Baseball '28, '29, '30, Track '27, '28, '29, '30g Dramatics '29, Athletic Association '27, '28, '29, '30, Class President '29, '30, Class Soccer '27g Class Basketball '27, Class Baseball '27g Student Council Pres- ident '30. wi VERA CATHERINE McCULLOUGH Baltimore, Md. Heaven helps those, who help themselves. VERA'S quotation tells us that heaven favors those who help themselves. Interpreted, that means that Vera's splendid record is the natural outcome of earnest endeavor, We think that the quotation should add something about the reward that comes to those who unselfishly help others. Vera cheerfully plays the piano at lunch hour while the rest dance. She plays for the can- tatas, she plays for the operetta. She unstinting- ly gives her services where ever they are needed, yet Finds time to make the class teams, to maintain a high record in her studies, and to travel daily back and forth to Baltimore without a late or ab- sent mark against her! ACADEMIC Class Fieldball '27, '28, Science Club '27, Ath- i letic Association '27, '28, '29, '30g Vice-Pres- 1 ident '28, '29, '30, Orchestra '29, '30, Glee Club '27, '28, '30, Student Council '29. Page Nineteen