Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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BAYNARD BUTLER Rcisterstown, Maryland General The athletic department simply couldn't do without Bayat-cl's wholehearted support. Mr. Swisher has found a real aid in Baynarcl, for he has helped with much of the work of coach- ing the underclass teams. Although Baynard does not talk merely for the fun of it, like some of us, he writes compositions that are Filled with subtle humor. MARY ISABELLE CHRISTHILF Rcisterstown, Maryland General Izzy-sport clothes, twinkly eyes, and an athletic swagger, charm bracelets, and chewing gumg endless pep, vim, and vigor lespecially if a dance is on handj and a friendly I-Iellon. But besides all these marks of identification we must include in very large letters school spirit and everyone's pal. 1939 INGREET BOWEN BUTLER Reisterstown, Maryland Academic What a lot of pep lies in those merry blue eyes! Ingreet is famous for several things. The most important are her strong soprano voice, her love of fun, and the fact that she is the other half of the team of Blank and Butler. JOHN CORBETT Pikesville, Maryland General John may seem sleepy and bored in a class- room, but if you want to see how alert he can be, just give him a gun, a dog, and good hunting weather. Besides being a hunting enthusiast, Reds,' is interested in dramatics. His work as a director in the Dramatic Club this year has been invaluable. 11

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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.

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DOROTHY LENORE CROSS Rclsterstown, Maryland A ca.de'm,ic Mr. Wheeler frequently says, Dorothy, tell us the answer, yours is usually right. Not only in physics is Dot so efhcient but in all she undertakes. In fact, she is as quite at home in the field of sports as she is in the physics lab. WALTER MILTON DeVILBISS Boring, Maryland Gl'lI.l'7'fIil Always laughing at something or other and usually singing a song under his breath, Walter has made friends as easily as he has attained school prominence through his excellent sing- ing. Walter hopes to continue to study music, and we all join in saying good luckl' to him. 12 EVELYN FRIEND CURFMAN Mt. Wilson, Maryland General We will always remember Curf in a varsity tunic, for in that she spends most of her time. As a really good athlete, she will be heartily missed, next year, for it has been many of Curf's well placed shots that have saved the game. EDITH WILSON DIXON Reisterstown, Maryland Com m e rcial A smile for everyone is Eclith's passport to popularity. Riding and dancing find great favor with her, as well as giggling with friend Hester Wilson. She is another of '39 that does not tall: uselessly but malces many friends through her quiet, genial manner. en io rs