Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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1939 GARLAND ALBERT BOSLEY Owings Mills, Maryland Gamfral In this member of '39 is plenty of the Old Nick, that quite frequently asserts itself to the delight of his classmates. Gog is another of the hot dancers of ,39. Not only as il sugar-footer and the like, but also as a tap dancer of real skill, has Gog shown his talent. MARY KEZIAH BRATHUHN Reisterstown, Maryland C0'llL'7VLC'I'L il1fl lVlary's H in typing is the envy of every- one. Having filled the office of Miss Pylels secretary so efhciently, we're sure she will find a good place in the business world. Her pleasant and easy disposition would also be a welcome addition to any office. GORDON IGNATIUS BOWERSOX Pikesville, Maryland General In physics class Gordon is to be depended upon to understand almost any difficult prob- lem or experiment. He even seems to master these things with ease. Gordon also has talent in business lines, for his work on the business staff of The Dial has been really valuable. OLIN MARTIN BROADFOOT Pikesville, Maryland Gevzeral What would Glee Club periods be without Olin to keep us giggling, for no one can make the funny faces that Olin manages to make. However, in more serious moments, he is really capable of excellent singing and has been a mainstay in operettas and plays. 9

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HARRY A. BELT Upperco, Maryland Gi'111'r'nl In his own quiet, unobtrusive way, Harry has helpfully co-operated in projects around school. As a member of the F. F. A., he has taken an outstanding part in the many activities of this organization, and has proved to be a really valuable future farmer . VIVIAN VALERIA BLANK Owings Mills, Maryland A elulenz i 1' Vivian and Ingreet-here is a laugh-pro- voking team that we're sure could rank with Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. But we can count on Vivian for more than laughs, for she is one of those persons who are capable along many lines and can be depended upon to the utmost. f l 8 BENJAMIN F. BLACK Reisterstown, Maryland General Benjamin's interests are really quite diversi- fied, for he supports the F. F. A., and the Discussion Group equally enthusiastically. As one of the Franklin representatives to the Washington Conference, Benjamin did a really fine job of reporting. Who knows but that someday he may be a state representative in- stead of merely one from Franklin! VERNON BERNARD BOLTE Reisterstown, Maryland General Vernon is famous for two things: he is an ardent worker in school activities and he is a mainstay in the F. F. A. Because of his hard work, Vernon deserves much of the credit for our Junior-Senior Party in '38. As for his interest in the F. F. A., we think that some day he will be International President! Y ! S en io rs

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ROBERT FRANKLIN BROWN Lutherville, Maryland General Happy-go-lucky Bobby is one of our most talented students in dramatics. He is one of those persons who just seem to be at home on a stage. Bobby is also a very lively person who has a never ending source of pep and humor at any time of the day. GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH BURNHAM Lutherville, Maryland Gmwrttl Neat and petite are the words that describe Gen. She is lots of fun, a sincere friend, and is always ready to help with school activities. Gen was one of the seniors who attended the Washington Conference and has been an active force in the Discussion Group. 10 1 Seniors ROLAND MILLARD BROWN Owings Mills, Maryland Gtmtfrai Round and rosy Roland is .1 good-natured, lovable classmate, who is as unrufllecl and as unhurried as you can well imagine. He never overworks, and he never overplaysg but smiling and serene he goes his way, and with a chuckle here and a laugh there, keeps pace with the best of us. EVELYN MARGARET BURTON Garrison, Maryland Gtwlvrrtl Given a pair of knitting needles and some wool, Evelyn produces wonderful sweaters. Be- cause of the practice she gets knitting, Evelyn can really go to town on a typewriter. Best of all, her dropped stitches in knitting are as rare as her errors in typing.