Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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Catherine Marie GLADYS LOUISE ALBRIGHT Owings Mills, Maryland Gladys represents the sunny side of life with her always ready smile. She has worked on several committees under the C-irls' League as well as on the Franklin Forum. Forum '46, Hospitality Committee '45, '46, Sunshine Committee '45. IVAN RALPH ARMACOST Upperco, Maryland lvan's good nature, his attractive quietness, CATHERINE M. ABBOTT Upperca, Maryland Catherine has helped not only in the cafe- teria but also on committees. She was a member of the C-lee Club this year. Here's hoping that she has all the success in the world. Dramatics '43, Gazette '45, Glee Club '46. MARIE ANNA ADAMS Garrison, Maryland What would history class be without Marie to talk and giggle? Her effervescent per- sonality seems to influence those around her. Glee Club '44, '45, '46, Sunshine Committee '45, Dramatics '45. and his efficient work as school banker mark him as a steady, dependable pupil, pleasant' to work with. He is neat in appear- ance, pleasing in manner, and agreeable in companionship. School Banker '46, Choir '46, Dramatics '43, ten Gladys Mike

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enior gfmd Omcem GEORGE W. FRITZ, JR. Glyndon, Maryland George is one of our most capable lads. Not only has he excelled in sports but he has led us through two years as our class presi- dent. His friendliness will always stand him in good stead. Class President '45, '46, Secretary of A. A. '46, Track '43, '44, '45, '46, Baseball '45, '46, Basketball '46, Soccer '43, '44, '46, Dramatics '45. CHARLES EDWIN BURNHAM Lutheryilla, Maryland C-ood-looking, well-dressed, and well-man- nered, Teddy is an all-around classmate, .equal to any task. He is a prominent senior on the campus, especially where there is athletic ac- tivity in progress. Here's to one who has helped make the class of '46 a success. Vice-President '45 '46, Dramatics '43, '45, Soccer '45, '46, Assistant Business Manager of Dial. George Teddy ELIZABETH ANN TULLIS Glyndon, Maryland lt is Ann's fortune to have the gift of sincere laughter and interesting conversation. Quali- ties of leadership and musical talents also enter into her charming personality. She has capably held several important positions at Franklin. Class Secretary '45, '46, Student Council '43, '44, '46, Forum 46, Dial Staff '46, Choir '45, '46, Glee Club '45, '46, President of Girls' League '46, Girls' Senior Council '46, A. A. '46, CHRISTIAN SPDNSLER HEINTZMAN, JR. Boring, Maryland A happy-go-lucky fellow is Bud. His per- sonality-plus has made him one of our best- loved seniors. An excellent bass voice also makes him outstanding. President of A. A. '46, Forum '46, Choir '46, Class Treasurer '46, Soccer '43, '44, '45, '46, Track '45, '46, Basketball '46. flint Ann Bud

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MARY RUTH ARMACOST Upperca, Maryland Mary is a likeable little brunette. Friend- liness, individual charm, and a neat appear- ance will promote her in the climb for suc- cess. Forum '46, Glee Club '45, '46, Dromatics '43, '45. RUSSELL FRINGER ARMACOST Hampstead, Maryland When Russell's around there's bound to be laughter. His witty remarks and jolly na- ture are generally in evidence and even break out in class quite frequently. These qualities have made him liked by all. F. F. A. '43, Homeroom Soccer '46. Mary Ruth Russell MARY LOUISE BARSTOW Glyndan, Maryland Micky is truly la catalog of lovely Micky Ivan things, for all that is dainty, light, and delicate seems to belong to her. With all her efforts to look and act grown up, 'Micky is still to us a little girl. An artist at heart, she hopes some day to do creative work. ' Dramatics '43, '45, Forum '46, Choir '45, '46, Semi- nar '46, Girls' Senior Council '46, Glee Club '45, '46. IVAN HORACE BAUBLITZ Hampstead, Maryland Despite lvan's being a Franklinite for only two years, he has won many pals. He has an amiable personality and a friendly smile for everyone, plus one of the best bass voices in the class of '46. Forum '46, Orchestra '46, Student Council '44, Choir '46, F. F. A. '44, Dramatics '45. eleven