Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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W. HORACE WHEELER Principal -ra gf vis, mu-ON!! A' MARIE HARDESTY C. WIGHTMAN SEABOLD Class Admsef Faculty Business Adviser 6 VA X f 1

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JAMES LAWRENCE LOWE Brighton, Maryland PRESIDENT Our handsome president is prominent both as a leader of social activities and in the field of sports. Quiet but efficient, Jackie has steered the class of '44 through the past two years. His future plans reveal a yearn- ing to enter the Air Corps. Our best wishes are backing him. JOSEPH LELAND GAULT Garrison, Maryland Vicr:-Pm:sxDENr Joe's spare time is spent working in the ollice or on the Franklin Gazette. As a member of the cross-country team, he can he seen almost any day running the two- and-a-half. Considering all these activities, our persevering vice-president is always well occupied. Qeninr Glass Gfficers MARY KATHLEEN HQOVER Owings Mills, Maryland SECRETARY Trim auburn locks and a well-groomed ap- pearance enhance Mary's natural charm. Gifted with a silvern voice, she is a genuine asset to all our musical productions. VIOLET MARIE CALTRIDER Pilcesville, Maryland Tuassutuza A high scholastic standing, pleasant dis- position and meticulous appearance char- acterize our class treasurer. Well-liked by her classmates, she is ellicient in many fields. '