Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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FHS THE DIAL 193 4 EDITH LUCILLE SPEACHT Owmgs Mllls Maryland Commerclal Class Basketball 35 Do Hof df cr Illlfll tom uzow that ulmlz you have 1f 111 your powu to do today EVELYN JANE SPENCE Re sterstown Maryland Commercial The paflz of duly I9 H10 111111 qlory IVAN LeROY SULLIVAN Owings Mllls Maryla Class Basketball 34 35 Operctta 37 Varstty Those who umlf ftwcst lhzngs me maust lo hue lzappzuvss VERNON LINWOOD SULLIVAN Garrlson Maryland General Varsity Basketball 35 36 37 S tor Play 3 7 Varsity Basket 3 6 3 7 Operetta 3 7 Gzmt thzngs are achzevffd by 1-11fh11s1asm SYLVIA LORETTA TILLMAN Relsterstown, Maryland General Gym Show, '35, Monitor, '36 As a shy, sweet vzolct by the b1ook, she passes wzth a modest look ELEANOR MAY TRIPLETT Owmgs Malls Maryland Commerclal Secretary 34 Gym Show 34 35 Monitor 35 Class J Basltc ball 35 36 7 Always the same EDITH CECELIA WALSH Relsterstown, Maryland Monitor 34 Operezta Gym Show 37 Thr labors and dr fulfzrs thmugh Tlllllll 141 hm: passrd an pfas my to the Itf'OllC'Cl10ll EVELYN RUTH WATSON Rclsterstown, Maryland General omeroom Baslc tball 34 Home room Secretary 35 Operetta Gym Show 35 36 37 Happznvss has many jlzends HARRY GARFIELD WEAVER JR Upperco, Maryland General Class Presxdent 34 Class Presnclent 35 Student Councll 36 Varsity Baseball 37 Do w1fh mzghl and mam all that you can do PA.IjLINE ELIZABETH ZINK Plkesvllle, Maryland General Monitor, '36, Christmas Program, '36 Wl1at's well begun 1.5 half done - n I 4 ll ,f- ' ' . 5 I . . ' I 1 1 9 9 11, 4 I A I Q I . , 8 ,Y . Q fs f ' ff 7 s I m v ' g . - 1 . - 1 , H N 2' , H 1 1 1 1 1 l ' , , ' ,' I n I 1 u sy if I E , .xy Q I as 'X General Sv . . . ,.,' , , ' . Q I ' - . . 'A of ' 1 1 -1 36, , n ' ' . . , . .X ' 11 , . Xxx ,'. .1 11 .11 -1 11 ,-- X - U - rr if . ,I 1 , J -J. , . ' ' , nd 7 ' sq ,,- 1 1 1 y r 1' 1 1 9 'tr U . Y ' '. ' . H H fe , l 5 ' ., . .. . ' rr 1 I ' . - . , , , 26, 1 1 1 1 1 1 - at ' , , '.' . 1. h . .1 JJ .. 1 ' 1' .1 D 1 . .- ' .K 'Vw 9 ' J- X' A 1 1 7 , ' 9 1 v 9 9 V . , . , s U, 1 1 I 1 - 1 r r ' . , . . ts , ' , ' ' 1 . l , - 1 . - 7 n . 1 1 1 . . , . x I 1 . MJL! H . . . ' fl - dj' L ' ' 1 ' L? 1 1 . Page Sixteen

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A word filly sf ok FHS NORMA GAYLEARD OSBORN Rexsterstown Maryland Commercnal Monitor 35 Class Basketball 36 A merry heart maketh a cheerful eouutenarzce INEZ PAULINE PELTZER Boring, Maryland General Gym Show 34 35 Homeroom Sec retary 35 Class Basketball 37 Joy lb the swect vozcc fha! charms the tar and sight 1 1 IRMA LOU PICKETT Reisterstown, Maryland Academxc Operetta 35 French Club 36 37 Monitor 37 A happy tombmatrorz mirth and medztatzorz ALMA MARJORIE RAVER Upperco, Maryland rf General iv Gym Show 36 Monitor 36 O per etta 36 37 French Club 36 Thfre rs rrzuszc when there lb harmony HELEN RAE RHOTEN Garrison, Maryland General Homeroom Secretary, '34, '35, G m Show, l34, l35, '36, Christmas Play, p erz is like app es of gold in pictures of silver. THE DIAL 1937 94.1 na ,-Q X X GQ, 1 Rich in savirr Page Fifteen EARL W RUBY Upperco Maryland Gcner1l Cl'1ss President 34 V'lrSlty SOCCCI' Athletic Assocntion 35 good rmrru zs lrcffrr than gzrdlc of golcl MARIE HAZEL SAVAGE Re sterstown Maryland Academic Glee Club 36 V1rsity Football 36 37 Christmas Pl1y 36 Varsity Basketball 37 T11 torch of fhf mzrrfl lb flu amz of glory ,Jf10lADELE1NE MARIE ,-f SCHULTHEIS Rvlkterstown Maryland Academic e uum Secretary 36 Varsity Basketball 36 Senior Play 3 Operetta 37 Come a rd trzp f J , flfmzc toe JAMES ALDEN SMITH Glyndon Maryland Gener1l Student Co y 15 C al 36 7 uncil 34 35 Varsit B No one lrrows wha! hr run :lo until hc tr ICS T LIZABETH SMITII 1 J s Mills Maryland lf I Academic enior Play, '37g C1 P ass resident, '36g Operetta, '36, '37g Dial Staff, '37. g corrzmorzscrrse, s the greatest only arc.

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H THE DIAL 1937 -1, x The Annals of 37 HE old adsage that the best d1ys of one s llfe 1re his school days IS tsptcmll, true ln the ca e of 37 We entered hlgh school ln 33 1 comp1r1t1vtly l1rgt class of freshmen The go1l 1he1d of us the d1y when we should be proud seniors seemed very f1r awmy However our ye1r of bemg freshnes soon end d ln 1934 we returned to Flullllsllh 1 happy throng of sophomores We dld wur best to !I1'llxL the v1r :ty t11ms but tt mpetltxon w1s too gre1t On the honor Illg 1l'lCl S0011 WL WOLllCl LHYLI OLII' YILIIIIOI' YCHII' Wltll IIS lI1'lI1y 'ICIIVIUCS September 1935 found us lgfllll rt tnterlng FI 'lI1lslll'lS doors e1ger for the responsxbllmts 1nd joys tl11t 1m ut tht -llll1l0I'b We dlvlded into 1c1demlc gLl1CI 1l 1nd commercml students 1nd e1ch went hus XV'ly We elected our cl1ss ofhcers 1nd on Miffll '70 were hosts 1nd hostesses to the seniors gtvmg our p1rty with Q11nt P1tr1cl1 1 the theme udgmg by the lund complxments we received from the seniors S11nt P1tr1cl1 m1y well h1ve been proud of us for everyone s11d we sponsored 1 delightful p1rty We unlors 1ss1sted 1nd tool: part ln both tht operett1 1nd the commencement d1y exercises joyfully for we knew that next Sep member we would be In the lllustrlous pl1ce of the senlors Came September I936' Semors 1t last' However, our joy at re1ch1ng our goal was somewhat dlmmed bv the thought that we would not be students of Franlclln very much longer Now we must do our best to uphold the school tradx txons The first enterprtse that we undertook was the senlor play whtch proved to be a success Soon after the pl1y we elected the Dlal staff, and accepted he responslblllty of edltlng the year book, hoplng to malntsun the hlgh standstrd set by the classes of other years 1937 also found the class represented tn the operetta un the persons of tts best slngers In such ways have passed our tour years of hlgh school We h1ve done our utmost to uphold Franklm tr1d1t1on 1nd now we le1ve, hoping that the school IS a blt better bec1use we have been ln xt 14 5 xx P11111 S4l'1llffllI I . . . ' . ' , ' . - ' - s- 1 ' 1, C K - - C Q I ' ' 1 x is ' . 7 ' , 1 1 1 1 s 5 - I. K xl. l ' K ' V V 1 x L Y 'N 1 V Qt l 'uv ' D V s I f A V C 1 -1- u ff Yi - ' ' 1 . ' ' 1 s -. A z . . . . roll, however, the sophomore class was well represented. The months were speed- ' 1 .' ' ' ' ' ' h ' 1 V ' J 1 1 A I ' V ' A ' 1 1 - . 1' - 3 I b -if 1 I 14 1 1 V1 A W' I 1. V ' I 1 1 7 - Q ' 1 v 1 41 . , 1 1 ' V 1 . ' 1 -- L C A-1 g -1 - K : i -1 X-A -i X A -lg 3 4 1 'A ' f, 1 A 1 I ' 1 ' ' 1 ' I, .'1 3 ' 1 1 ' 1 '. ' If ' , 1 L ' 11 K ' 1 1 3 S n V C 4 ef - av 7 0 1 K L 1 1 3 - 4 1 1 ce - ' - -1 C. Y .