Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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1 l w CECIL FRANK TENNEY Owings M ills, Maryland Small as he may be, Frank has endless energy which is exhibited on the ath-A letic field. This, with his cheerful dis- position, will help him accomplish things. HILDA CARVELLA TURNBAUGH Owings Mills, Maryland Hilda's great love of books and quiet business-like attitude will help her along the road to success. Her rlass- room work is also conscientiously pre- pared each day. LILLIAN ELIZABETH TALBERT Owings Mills, Maryland Just watch Lil bat that soft ball around the athletic field. Next to sports, she likes best to cut that ever-lovin' rug. RUTH VIRGINIA TAWNEY Reisterstown, Maryland This little miss is demure and imper turbed. Her sobriety, however, is fre quantly lightened with a gay laugh LAURA ELAINE UHLER Pikesville, Maryland Elaine is gifted with many admirable traits. Whether serving on a commit. tee, playing guard on the varsities, or acting as chairman of some organiza- tion, you can depend on her for a thorough, reliable performance. GRACE VIOLA WALTER Reisterstown, Maryland Calm and collected under all circum- stances, Grace typifies the more quiet set. Her agreeable disposition accounts for her many friends.

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LOY KING SHIPLEY Pikesville, Maryland Loy is one of our class humorists. Never tease him or you may get the worst of the encounter. With two - brothers in the Navy, L'Bip intends to join himself after graduating. k RALPH MONZELLE SIPES Owings Mills, Maryland Nimble fingers creating some original boogie-woogieg a fluent supply of clev- er remarks, and a suave appearanceA that's Ralph, '44-'s gay blade. C. DOUGLAS SULLIVAN Reistcrstown, Maryland just mention airplanes and Doug is all interest. A successful career in the fieltl of aviation will surely he his. - ANITA l.OU SUSEMIHL Reisfrrstuufn. Maryland V This likable little real-head with her hazel eyes. is one of our sweetest so-I pranns, ,-X high scholastic record and numerous friends are also to her credit. WALTER HENRY SPAULDING, Jil. Sykesville, Maryland Wt-1lter's humorous antics and wise- cracks enliven classes. What would he do without Stewart Wroe, in physics class, especially? This inseparable pair is the spice of school life. DOROTHY LEE STEVENSON Reisterstown, Maryland Dottie is as much at home on the ath- letic field as she is in the classroom. Her ardent enthusiasm for nursing has made us expect great things from her in the medical profession.

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JAMES EDGAR WARNER, JR. Clyndon, Maryland Jimmy is one of our bestsdressed classmates. His good looks, his inter- est in sports and music, and his fun- to-be-with nature makes him one of our most popular boys. IVA RAE WEISS Upperro, Maryland Raeky comes to school immaculate-ly well-groomed. Amiable and pleasant, she will add cheer to any office. DOROTHY ANN WELSH Reisterstown, Maryland Little Dotty Ann with her mischievous way and light h-earted giggle excels in jest. A love for the unusual further characterizes her. ELLA VIRGINIA WELSH Reisterstown, Maryland Athletic, yet unobtrusive and sedate, Ginny is well-liked. She patriotically rides to school every morning on her bike-good exercise and no gas needed, either. HARRY ELMER WILHELM, JR. Owings Mills, Maryland Harry has the distinction of being the only boy in the II year shorthand and typing classes. He is very apt at teas- ing and gets in trouble most easily. ADALIEA HELEN WIRTS Reisterstown, Maryland Dancing feet, a cooperative spirit, and sense of humor are applicable to Adaliea. Her stenographic ability will create for her well-deserved recogni- tion in a business career. aw'-5 If