Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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What is success? .Nabil JACQUELINE ALVEY Reisterstown, Md. R1fZy on yourself. WHO is the little light-haired, blue-eyed girl, who seems to be the center of attraction in that group over there? Why, none other than Nookie , one of the smallest, but most pop- ular members of our class. Jacqueline is very fond of dancing, which fact is proven by her ap- pearance on the floor at noon, or at any other time when dancing is allowed. She says that she cloes not care for tea, but we know that this is not altogether true, for it is rumored that she is especially fond of a certain brand. What is that certain brand, Jacqueline? ACADEMIC Scicnce Club '27g Athletic Association '27, '28, '29, '30, Operetta '29, Glee Club '27, '28, '30g Class Basketball '28g Class Fieldball 'Z9g Dramatics '29. ADDISON DEXTER BEANE ' Reisterstown, Md. Seeing Ls believing. nity of purpose and persistence of effort. DEXTER, who is better known as Dex , has shown his ability in all the major sports of our school. Whether the game is won or lost, Dex maintains his sportsmanlike attitude. Dexter has taken part in operettas and minstrels and has shown his ability as a singer. He has proven a very capable snapshot editor for our Dial. One of his hobbies is selling Chevrolets. This can account for his appearing in a new one every day. However, Dexter does not put all his time into making sales. He shows much interest in his studies, epecially in mathematics. ACADEMIC Dial Staff '30, Soccer '29, ,305 Basketball '29, '30g Glee Club '29, '30g Cperetta 'Z9g Pageant '293 Track '27, '29, '30, Science Club 'Z7g Franklin Journal '29g Junior Play '29, Page Twenty-three

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Plan your wofh thoroughly, then thoroughly work your plan. MAY LAVINIA ALLERS McDonagh, Md. A clear conscience fears no aocusafio11. MAY is one of our star athletes. If you doubt that statement, watch the lady when the score's a tie! But athletics is only one of her bright spots. Her fingers and her wits are as agile in the commercial room as they are on the athletic Field. When Miss Saffell hands out extra work to be clone, May is always ready to do her share. Lucky is the man who gets May to make his room buzz with the sound of her type- writer. Her good work and her ever willingness to co-operate in all activities make certain that the sum total of May's score will be high. COMMERCIAL Athletic Association '27, '28, '29, '30, Class Field- l:all '27, '28, '29g Varsity Fieldball '28, '29, '30, Class Basketball '27, '28, '293 Varsity Basketball '29, '30, Glee Club '29, Class Vol- leyball '27, '28, '29, Dial Staff '30, Man- ager Athletic Association '30. WALTER PHILIP ARMSTRONG Pikesville, Md. You ofzn't haw foo much of a goorl thing. UARMYN is the giant of our class and can al- ways be seen head and shoulders above the rest. Playing goal on the soccer team, he has very little competition along the jumping line. He is always willing to help in any way possible and goes about his work in a busi- ness-like manner. This is probably the reason why he was elected business manager of the Dial, and why the class vote shows him to be the most respected member in '30. GENERAL Class soccer '26g Varsity soccer '27, '28, '29, Var- sity Basketball '26, '27, '28, Varsity track '28, '29, Interclass track '27, Athletic Association '27, '28, '29, Manager Baseball '28, Soccer '29g Basketball '29, Dial Staff '30, Page Twenty-two

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Right training is better than riches. LOTTIE ISABELLE BOWEN Howardsville, Md. Practice makes perfect. ISABELLE is the tall, slim girl who came to Franklin in '26. She has been very quiet during these four years, for Isabelle is the type of girl who believes in studying a lot and talking but little. Her favorite pastime is reading, and we daresay there are very few volumes in the li- brary with which she is not familiar. Her fine work in her commercial studies will always insure her excellent success in any branch of business she undertakes. Because of her typing ability, Isabelle was elected typing editor of our Dial and has been careful and responsible in her position. COMMERCIAL Dial Staff '3Og Fieldball '27, '28, '29, Basketball '28, '29g Athletic Association '30, CHARLES EUGENE BERRYMAN Owings Mills, Md. f'Why urvn'i they all cmztenterl like me? CHARLES belongs to '30's group of step-lad- ders. He is always helping out in some task that is too high for the rest of us. The music department makes use of his voice in oper- ettas and minstrels, the athletic department de- pends upon his dropping the ball into the basket, and the rest of us impose upon his good nature at any odd moment when we find him idle. You can readily surmise that he is a useful person to have around. Outside of school hours, Charles becomes a business man of Pikesville, where he works. Such an energetic young man will not fall short of success as a civil engineer. ' GENERAL Track '27, '28, '29, '30, Athletic Association '27, '28, '29, '30, Glee Club '30, Dramatics '29g Athletic Exhibition '29, Soccer class team '27, '28, '29g Basketball '27, '28g Varsity '29, '303 Operetta '29g Franklin Journal '29. Page Twenty-four