Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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WILLIAM LEE ANDREWS Reisterstown, Maryland Billy and his trumpet hold a prime position in the Franklin Orchestra. His placid good nature is a further recom- mendation. MARGERY ELLEN ARBAUGH Reisterstown, Maryland Margy writes poetry by the scads and occasional short stories. She excels in musicg is a lover of mystery novels. Her aspiration-to become a concert pianist. DOLLYE EVANGELINE ARMACOST Hampstead, Maryland One of our most promising future sec- retaries, Dollye has a reputation for consistent above-average grades. She is one who possesses a genuine school- girl complexion. DORIS LOUISE BARNES Owings Mills, Maryland If you want to laugh, here's your girl. She's No. 1 fun-maker. We're sure this quality will bring cheer to her patients when she becomes a nurse. JOHN FRANCIS BASEMAN Owings Mills, Maryland The movie projector man! He has also done much for the A.A., especially as goalie on our '44 soccer team. Add to this an odd humor and cooperative spirit-that's John. JOHN LAWRENCE BELL Owings Mills, Maryland Jack, studious though he is, has in- terests ranging from singing in the operetta to serving as- guard in air-raid drills. .lack also has a talent for art although it is not often exercised.

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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. '

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A is V 2 vw N I r Os ' JOHN HENRY BOPST Stevenson, Maryland Tall and always correctly dressed, Jack is on-e of the more quiet seniors. Some may be fooled by his solemn appear- ance, but his disposition is quite the contrary, we have found. ARTHUR ROLAND BOSLEY Reisterstown, Maryland When one speaks of sports, one na- turally thinks of Otts. A tall athletic boy with a ready smile, he is liked by everyone. ALBERT MARSHALL BLEAKLEY Owings Mills, Maryland Although he seems to be quiet and un- assuming, Marshall possesses a knack for making witty remarks guaranteed to make the Great Stone Face laugh. A member of the soccer team and a good basketball player, Marshall is a fine athlete. ROBERT NAILE BOND Reisterstown, Maryland Bob-one of our star athletes. This well-dressed, typical high school boy with a sharp wit is an outstanding member of our class. 015' i ELIZABETH MARY BROWN Pikesville, Maryland Bettie Mae is really the original Smooth Susan with her darling clothes and poised manner. Charm bracelets and a new hair-do label her individualistic. MURIEL ELIZABETH BROWN Owings Mills, Maryland l0 Gay and carefree, Muriel will be a welcome addition to any oilice. With her secretarial ability, it will be easy for her to achieve a goal in the busi- ness world. '