Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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ELEANOR ERNESTINE HEALY Glyndon, Maryland A Clllll' ni i 1: Our capable editor-in-chief served in thc fame capacity on the staff of our school paper last year. We hope that the effort she has in- vested in her work for The Diall' will not seem in vain to her. Besides being talented in journalism, Elnor is one of our most brilliant and popular students. HELEN HUNT HEMLER Reicterstown, Maryland C frm m 1' rr-ial Little and lovable is Helen. Many do love her for her sweet disposition and pleasing ways. Her two dim.ples are as famous among the sen- iors as her prettiness. Her intense blue eyes have a way of transmitting sunshine on gloomy days. 16 JOHN PETER HEIN Pilccsville, Maryland General In Pete we have thc original super-highe pressure salesman, For when he approaches you, magazine in hand, you may as well give up and buy it in the beginning, Although he seems to us perfectly equipped to lnecomc a number one salesman, Pete says that he hopes someday to lne coaching Franlclin's teams and winning the County Championships. SARA ANN HEWITT Owings Mills, Maryland Academic' Sara is one of those lucky persons who al- ways appear neat and trim whether at nine in the morning or at three-twenty. One reason for her trimness is that her hair never comes down in wet weather or gets mussed. However, Sara is not tl quiet, serious person, for when she starts to tease! ! ! Sen io rs

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CHARLES JUNIOR GREEN Reisterstown, Maryland General Charles' violin is as indispensable to the orchestra as his baseball ability is to the team. Always in a good humor, Charles has an easy manner that allows him to take his troubles gracefully. He can give an English report with ihis same ease and can always make it funny. MARY LOUISE GROTHE Rcisterstcwn, Maryland Commercial We are sure that Mary would think things just all wrong if she clicln't participate whole- heartedly in sports. This year, with her as manager, the girls' lieldball team ended in sec- ond place in the county league. This is a new honor for our team, and we are sure that Mary deserves part of the credit. 1939 NORMA ELAINE GREEN Pikesville, Maryland Acfbdemic This senior, although of short stature, has plenty of vivacity stored up. Because of Norma's capability as chairman of the hospi- iality committee, the members of the teams will always remember the 'Qfeedsn as one of the brightest spots in this year. Wie will always re- member her for entering into everything with lots of pep and vigor. WILLIAM D. HAMMOND Rcisterstown, Maryland Academic Bill is, without a doubt, one of the most well- informed members of the class. He seems to find no difficulty in mastering subjects that cause the rest of us worry. Besides this, Wil- liam's good-natured manner has won him many friends. 15

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199 MARGARET LUCILLE ISLAUB Owings Mills, Maryland Central Spring and summer are Margaret's favorite seasons. It is then that she may engage in her hobby, gardening, for Margaret is a lover of flowers, and her garden contains all varieties, sizes, and colors. Her well-known giggle har- monizes with her hobby-bright, full of sun- shine and joy. ELSIE MARIE KOENIG Reisterstown, Maryland Com mcrrial This blond, petite, senior is definitely not lacking in that thing called pep. Chick is quite active in the Music Club and other or- fanizations around school, and is an efficient commercial student. This last asset, together with her enthusiasm, insures success in any task which Chick may undertake, CHARLES K. KERN Owings Mills, Maryland Gmlerul This senior is quite well-known among us for his delight in teasing. ln fact, when Charles is on a teasing spree one should really be on guard. I-lis other main interests in life are playing a guitar and-well, we shan't tell on you in public, Charles! I l MILDRED LOUISE KORMAN Reisterstown, Maryland G011t'1'nl Sweet-tempered and quiet, Mildred often sur- prises us with one of her inexhaustible supply of jokes. She can also add to their humor by the Ill'Tl.LlSll'lg way in which she tells them and intersperses them with pleasing chuckles. Her hobby is surprising-she collects turtles. 17