Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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l l Twenty-Six ELLIS STURMAN VVHITE OWINGS MILLS, MARYLAND Academic 'Vantage number one: I-Ie's as clever as the Armadillo. 'Vantage number two: He's as wise as the Wise Baviaan. And plenty more 'vantages of a most 'greeable na- lure. RHODA KATHLEEN WILEY REISTERSTOWN, MARYLAND Commercial Most-mousey-quiet, she works away, and cheerfully, keer-fully 'complishes much more than the al1-the- talkative-girls-there-are. YVILBUR WVADSVVORTH VVILEY REISTERSTOWN, NIARYLAND Commercial T h i s Small-person-who-someday-ought-to-grow-tall is wise lzeyond his size and knows his history 'ticularly well. BERTHA LEE YVILLIAMS OwiNcs NIILLS, NIARYLAND General Bertha, -very, very well-liked by us all, has a smile and a giggle that are 'tirely her own.

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PAUL EUGENE TRAGER REISTERSTOKVN, MARYLAND General Like Old Man Kangaroo, Paul is very truly run after on the soccer Held, while he runs after the jumpsome, bumpsome ball and keeps the score a- soarin' and the fans a-roarin'. ET HEL GENEVIEVE XVALSH REISTERSTOWN, MARYLAND General Ethel's health is s'perlatively robust, for it actually thrives under unceasing typing and talking, working and walking, and her perpetual momentum that- never-runs-down. WILLIAM MCLEAN VVALTER PIKESVILLE, MARYLAND General His hair is red and his pride is inordinateg and he is always in Other Spots Than He Belongs and al- ways bursting with Business of Utmost 'Portance. JOHN NVARREN WEISS UPPRRco, MARYLAND General Mlarren, the-Man-who-never-grew-so-tall, just 'tests his shorthand, but finds the most pleasurable kind of pleasure in his bookkeeping. b Twenty-Five

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HELEN LOWE WILLIAMS REIS'l'ERSTOWN, MARYLAND Commercial A xery 'Stute senior with the twinkly, crinkly sense of humor that people wish they had, but generally haven't. REBECCA FOWBLE WOODEN REISTERSTOYVN, M ARYLAND A eademie ' Becky day-dreams at times and awakes with a start, But she's really most cheerful and happy-at-heart. EDNA LOUISE VVOODS GLYNDON, MARYI.AND Academic great grey-green greasy Limpopo River, up w has piloted this Dia1. Our Chief-Editor-of-All is a wonderfully good ath- lete and student, and her interests are as broad as the hich she and now, 0 Best Beloved, turn to the next page. There you will find the Magic Alphabet-History of the Class of 1940, done in the form of a necklace, and all parts most carefully linked to- gether. It tells a 'plete story of our four frolicsome, rollick- some years. The tale starts at the bottom, just as we did, and squiggles up to the top, just as we did! Twenty-Seven