Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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Bc strong, we are not hero to play, to dream, fo drift, The1'e's hard work to do and loads to lift. ADA LOUISE BUCKINGHAM Reisterstown, Md. A liitlo body doth offon harbor a great soul. CAREFREE is Bucky and she seems to get all the fun and joy possible out of life. Her smile is a contagious sort of disease, but something no one minds catching from her. It is very seldom that we see her without her pal Mar- garet, for they have been faithful friends through- out their high school career. She is one of the smallest members in the class, but can always make herself heard in a classroom discussion. Not only is she a good commercial student, but she is also one of the class' best athletes. COMMERCIAL Fieldball '27, '28, '29, '30g Basketball '27, '28, Glee Club '27, '28, Athletic Association '27, '28, '30, Dramatics '29g Science Club '27. Page REISTER RUSSELL BOLLINGER Reisterstown, Md. All work and no play makfs Jack a dull boy. THERE'S a twinkle in Russell's Irish blue eyes which bespeaks a merry soul. It's sunny side up when he is around. Russell used to be considered one of the younger generation of the class of '30, but during the last year or two he has grown to be a young gentleman whose comp- any is much sought. He was voted the handsomest boy of the class, and it is well known that he stands close to the most typical Franklinite. We do not believe that Russell needs to attend a charm school! COMMERCIAL Athletic Association '27, '29, '30g Class Soccer '28, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Track '27, Class Basketball '28, Twenty-five

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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

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One can always take courage by throwing oneself into some work. THELMA NAOMI BULL Owings Mills, Md. A small spark makes a great fire. THELMA is quite apt to be overlooked lshe's so tinyj until extra work is going around and then she's on the first line. Work is not the only thing she can do, however. If you want to see something worth seeing, just drop around on an in-door lunch hour and watch Thelma Rbluetimef' It's anything but blue But even if she does like to dance the Blues , she seems to know how to get rid of them com- pletely. l-low? By singing of course! Here's hoping the larger world appreciates her as much as the world of Franklin has. COMMERCIAL Good Citizenship 'Z7g Dramatics '29g Athletic Association '3Og Glee Club '28, ,29, '30. SYLVESTER BOLLINGER, JR. Reisterstown, Md. ' ' Haste makes waste. ' ' CCS TOP talking or else. This is one of Syl- vester's originals. When the teacher wants the class to stop talking, she has one of Sylvesteris sayings put on the board. You can't believe the result. Sylvester, left to his own de- vices, usually selects a desk in the back of the room where he quietly observes everything that goes on. He looks upon the kittenish pranks of his classmates with good-natured tolerance, and usually refrains from joining with them. We know, however, that when the teacher is out of sight and hearing, Sylvester can make himself heard as well as seen. COMMERCIAL Science Club '27g Track '29, 'aog Class Soccer '29, ,3Og Athletic Association '30. Page Twenty sw