Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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It sweeps the world today, this slogan, this V for Victory. ,For us who are still in school it implies something other than falling into the ranks of military forces or joining the great army of defense workers. We are still too young for front-rank service. To us, the school children, remains the great task of preparing for peace in time of war. We are 3 part of the great citizenry of Democracy. Our contribution to our country lies in our individual characters, which are the expression of our democratic tradition, and in our talents, which, modest as they are, will be used to promote democracy in a bigger and better world. if Axivrgxtia Y, 5 .SENIUH CLASS UFFIIIEBS X dc JOHN EDGAR HENLEY President Pimlico, Maryland Sagacity, perseverance, optimism, f' leadership form his V for vic- HENRY ROWE HIPSLEY Vice-President Owings Mills, Maryland Rowe's placid good nature and spirit will weather whatever storms the fu- 'ture holds. ALYCE MARGARET HEISEY Secretary Pikesville, Maryland Pretty and popular among her schoolmates, our secretary's ability and graciousness are musts for a high goal. ' NORMAN W. BAKER Treasurer Reisterstown, Maryland N orman's strong baritone voice and dramatic ability are cer- tainties for his success. Q'-for NGO, oy? QJRN u W 6 W' .wlafsffffl

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vxgaw. fgyf WINIFRED MAE BAKER Pgwit fm. Reisterstown, Maryland U -A VK. Winnie, with her deft ability to sew, dance, play the piano, and solve diilicult mathematical problems, should be a great asset to the outside world. 1 MARTIN LUTHER BARNES, JR. Pikesville, Maryland The field of commercial art will be an Open Sesame to him. DORIS MARIE BAUBLITZ Owings Mills, Maryland Gracious in manner, Doris is always more than willing to do a kind deed or to speak a kind wordl JOHN GUY BAUBLITZ, JR. Pikesville, Maryland John s superiority in all he under- takes assures a due reward-success. 7 JAMES FRANK ALBAN Owings Mills, Maryland Delightfully frank, good-natured. Full of fun and humorous antics. JAMES R. ALDER Reisterstown, Maryland Full of pranks and mischief. Loves to tease. Really works when he so desires. CAROL H. ANDERSON Pikesville, Maryland A friendly manner and real ability in all sports will surely mean success for Carol. IDA MAE ARMACOST U p perco, Maryland Efficiency, neatness, and pleasant- ness are the qualities that will easily btain success for her. oy , 412' wx M .DM Z' A mi