Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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As there is nothing great but man, there is nothing truly greater in 'man but his character. RUTH WADSWORTH GREEN Pikesville, Md. M. A. REBECCA DAVIS Reisterstown, Md. We all have strength enough to bear the mix- fortunes of others. RDS fail us when it comes to describing Davey, She is a jolly, happy-go-lucky little miss until her eyes rest upon some- thing that needs repairing and then our classmate settles down to business. Outside of working, her favorite sports seem to be giggling and talking. As a result, Rebecca very often remains after school to keep Mrs. Reese from getting lonesome. Rebecca is secretary of the Student Council and of the class of '3O. She has been a loyal companion to all the members of '30, and they in turn respect her friendship. COMMERCIAL Treasurer '27g Good Citizenship Club '27g Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30g Science Club '27g Secretary '28, '29, '30, Representative and Secretary of Student Council '29g '30g Oper- etta '28, '293 Athletic Association '3Og Dial Staff '3O. A worknuan is known by his work. RUTH is one of the most studious girls in our class. Whenever we see her, she has both an arm and a brief case full of books. We have never yet seen the honor roll without Ruth's name appearing on it. Because of her depend- ability, Ruth was elected editor-in-chief of the Dial, and was stage manager of the Junior play. When ever any teacher wants any extra work done, Ruth is usually the one who does it. Yet Ruth knows how to play, too. She lives up to the old saying, 'When you play, play hard, and when you work, don't play at all. ACADEMIC Class Secretary 'Z7g Class Treasurer '28, '29, '30g Glee Club, '27, '28, '29, '3Og Dramatics '29g Editor-in-chief of Dial '30g Franklin Journal '29, Home-Room Secretary '30, A. A. '30g Librarian '28, '29, '30. Page Twenty

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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

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A scholar is fha fI1,'07'l'fC 0 heaven and earth, fill? arf-cllffnm 0 . 1 ll IIIS c'0unz'ry, the happiest of men. REGENA ELIZABETH AGLE Reisterstown, Md. Sp1'vcl1 is silver, silmwf is gold. REGENA, better known as Gene,', is another of our commercial students. Gene is full of pep, and even her long trip to school doesnit diminish her energy. She does not go out for athletics, but she is often seen on the field rooting for F. H. S. Regena has a Ford too, and you just ought to see her drive it. Sometimes the Ford gets Regena to school on time, and some- times it doesn't. But one thing sure and certain, it gets her here every day. You can depend upon Regena's being on hand, and you can depend upon her always doing her share of work, no matter what the task may be. COMMERCIAL Glec Club ,Z7, 'Z8g Good Citizenship ,275 Ath- letic Association '27. w 4 1 l MARION EUGENE ARBAUGH Reisterstown, Md. He is worth his weight 'in g0Irl.' HO is that boy working in the cafeteria? Why that's Gene, who is utterly indispen- sable at the ice cream counter. However, Gene does not always sell ice cream. You can see him on the soccer Field in the fall, playing hard for F. H. S. Eugene just at the present has no idea what business he intends to under- take, but whatever it turns out to be, we know he will be successful. Whatever his career will be, we know it won't be in the line of uslinging sodas g for this field has no appeal to him. COMMERCIAL Class team Soccer '27, '28, '29, Basket Ball '27, '28, '29g Varsity Soccer '30, Athletic Assoc- iation '27, '28, '29, '30. - Page Twenty'-one