Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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We are too young to help in this, the greatest war of all. O a few of us will fight, just a most of the wonderful things have something. We are the to dream, to build the brave, start things moving. And we an integrated part of the beg h, few-and we will be too old to enjoy that will come out of this war. But we generation that begins--begins to live, new world to come. lt is we who will are glad that the class of l945 will be inning-of a new world, and a new life.

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DIAL STAFF TAF' . osbom eoi1oRW' S ,Chllosois icohl Q E ' 4 u iguuenhoueq . ,Chia is EdiY0'f ' gain' E E Ass0f- te Advisv' vi S TAF? New ausiNES5 5 ,4,,,.iPslbe't Signal age' ff 'rnr V --4Mf xNhe?l3IedYne Geo' , is , 4 , Busxstjiifritzlziness Mmwge K, Mr. Seobo F Ass Q I ff' 'Y M V LITERARY STAFF M 'so Literary Editor Marilyn Hurley Staff Members Margaret Williams Marie von Cunten ART STAFF Art Editors Y E E E Betty Barstow June LaMotte PHOTOGRAP Phof09fGPhic Editor HIC STAFF Men1befS -. Rgbert Beach Owrence F William SGVQI1 Pyle TYPING STAFF Ruth C-raves Evelyn Martin Elaine Purcell Edith Randall Edna Walters Margaret Williams Virginia Abbott Dorothy Brown Howard Burnhc Frances Cox Gloria Duer Willadeen Frifl

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Vlvliilil. vi . NOIACS Oskar! L liiii, asses rom. vu. v.x,.x,.x W .HORACE WHEELER,B,S. AM Principgy I 1 ' ' a I ianrlxcsxu x-MGH sq-y00x. smrilsiovlil. ns. 3090 B , 1945 I f 'Ain ls rugged. Yaever outh. 'Yo the class o ou the road l upon 'rss y d lnnedlabely ahead of y d the fate of e nation depend so large y hcol graduates stralghway par?-lclpsxe before dl hever before have high sc o rigorously. urself to utlllse but LD sdult llfe s You one 'ma to your count-ry end to ye 'our tonal mental end physlcal energy, nab only ln this ear, the tengled, resultlng, wreckage. 'there ls an d rs. These leaders musk. have hlgh ' s and rrcfbhvlxule vlc- 5 X strc-lghterulg, ouyegecvs lea e sr 's 'sradvcloh out their con n urgent need for c ideals, must. appreciate our ccun y lnstltutlons, and mst have the ceurege to carry tions. lk. ls your responslblllty to furnish this leadership. l know that you have the ideals, apgreclatlona, md the courage and moral stamina -ahlch are necessary. Xlse 4-.hen wisely. Do nor. be discouraged by reverses or fallure to attain the ldeal. 'four constuw efforts ln the right dlrectlon will produce 'ow desired results in the long run. Soon you .dll miss the fellevlshlp of your olassuates. l gnew that you have en5oyed your stsy here. 1 hope that you have profited from the instruction -uhlch hal been offered you, and 1 slncerely hope that because of lk., you are bekmcr prepared 'oo tele your plebe as a good clblzen, engoylng 'che nullbltude of oppcrsunitles available only ln our country. 'tie pray 'shox Yro-fldence speeds 'she dey -when you een enter your plgmed pursuits 'Ln a nofnbl -eorld. Sincerely, I I