Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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WILLIAM HOWARD HEMLER .Reisterstown, Maryland To top his dependability and keen judg- ment, Bill has become Master of the Mimeo. He promises to become a real asset in the business world. SAMUEL PRICE HOWARD Pikesville, Maryland Conscientiously and efficiently he goes about his work in his own quiet way-this makes him a valu- X- able asset to the F. F. A. E L. KAGLE Reisterstown, Maryland ive this lad a pencil and a piece of drawing paper, and you'll come to the same conclusion that we have: Jesse can draw. .IOI-IN HARRY KANE Owings Mills, MarylQ1d Originality, well-placed interests, and ability to work hard and make others work, too, promise Harry success in years to come. GILBERT I. GILL Reisterstown, Maryland Gilbert, with his serious but friendly attitude, is sure to be a good, depend- able citizen. THOMAS EDWARD GOMPF Pikesville, Maryland His modesty is equalled only by his sincerity. WILLIAM GLENN GORE Reisterstown, Maryland He was born under a happy star and is therefore filled with merriment and laughter. MARY CATHERINE GREEN pperco, Maryland was only a smile as she passed our way, but it brightened up our ong day. dl ll ,J Wd Wy?

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I W ff f f' 1 TV ,- 24 u I . . ', M019 THOMAS EMORY COX Owings Mills, Maryland These contradictory characteristics- quiet and noisy, serious and comical, un- obtrusive and aggressive-will enable him to succeed in many fields. My I ROBERT S. CRONHARDT W 4 Lutherville, Maryland Robert's ambition and kind ess valuable contributions to at I . 1 prises. I ik JANE HOWARD CROSS X Eccleston, Maryland Another downright girl, capable, serious and sincere. The Jane Crosses of the world are needed everywhere. RUTH MARY CRUDDEN Pikesville, Maryland E Sporty clothes, dry humor, non- chalant, and athletic - that's Cruddie, tomorrow's career girl. GJ' ' ', , ijfillbfiw Zffwwe WD? MILTON ELWOOD ENSOR Glyndon, Maryland A quiet, kind, and friendly manner wins many friends for Elwood. HELEN LULA FIEDLER Reisterstown, Maryland Our Editor-in-chief's clever mind and sympathetic nature will bring victory to her. p THOMAS LYNN FIELDS Pikesville, Maryland Immaculate, unrufiled, and with an argu- mentative ability that makes even the dullest study interesting forms Thomas' V for victory. BENJAMIN JOSEPH FLEAGLE Reisterstown, Maryland Good disposition, well mannered, a fine bass voice, and a flare for the fantastic. I GW' 'I 1 i . gig - . .L f , H ' - :41?:'ERs - 5 if kt, L, lu - 1.471 aflvafil . lIf'ff 'nf0l57'.7j S717 fprintf V 1 1 WW

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,gr FLORENCE JANE KEIPER - Reisterstown, Maryland Florence is never too busy to take on 'o W- more extra duty. At present she's knit- il' ting sweaters for Uncle Sam. JAMES RICHARD KNOTT Garrison, Maryland How dull life would be without a dash of fun! Dick Knott supplies a bit of spice which carries us over many a boresome moment. EMILY REBECCA KRAUCH Pikesville, Maryland A good manager. Is self-reliant and works well on committees. Loves a good hard game of basketball. RUTHERFORD EDMUND KUSER Reisterstown, Maryland Ability to express himself clearly, and a profound interest in many things, especially the finer arts, will definitely lead him to victory. K , 5 A K! r.?f'W iff? ju-A 105. .X v l pow ,,,.,......, 2? Mew -Lflfu ILLIAM ROYDEN LONG, JR. Reisterstown, Maryland Bill works when he works, and plays when he plays! If he sticks to this principle, he'll make a go of2ife. , HARRY HEWES LOOSE '5j 0'f- czyfwzon, Mvyzmi Zff The way Harry handles his trom- bone is indicative of his V for vic- tory. His musical performance is the result of an intelligent mind and a persevering nature. ALL HARRY EDWARD MARQUESS Owings Mills, Maryland Peteis co-operative spirit and willingness to work will bring victory to him in his future undertakings. CAROLINE E. McBRIDE : 'Pikesville, Maryland A smile for each and every one re- veals Mick's sweet and pleasant dis- position. P ' f