Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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Jimmy Rosie JAMES KORMAN Reisterstown, Maryland Jimmy really looks and acts the part of an athlete. His tall, muscular frame proved its strength during the soccer season. Although he may appear to be quiet among strangers, don't let him fool you. Jim is a little shy, but just enough to make him nice. Forum '46, Basketball '45, '46, Soccer '45, '46, MARY ROSALIE LEATHER Reislerstown, Maryland A little shy, a little bashful, a little provo- cative is Rosie. When it comes to work, here's the girl who knows her fingers and her typewriter. When it comes to play, here, too, is the girl who knows a good recipe for fun and frolic. Forum 46, Gazette '46, Student Council '45, School Librarian '43, ETHEL LORELLE LEONARD Pikesville, Maryland Tall and stately is Lorelle, with charm and dignity and elegance. She is indeed a most satisfactory combination of gaiety and sweet- ness, of reserve and seriousness. Dial Staff '46, Forum '46, Gazette '44, '45, Libra- rian '45, '46, Glee Club '45, '46, Girls' Senior Council '46, Seminar '46, Dramatics '45. ROBERT AMOSS LOVE Owings Mills, Maryland That mischievous twinkle in Bobby's blue eyes tells us he's up to some prank. But hard work this year has somewhat curbed his skipping spirits, and Bob is fast becoming one of '46's most serious mem-bers. Soccer '45, '46, Basketball '45, '46, F. F. A, '43, '44, '45, '46. hvcnty-hvo Relly Bobby

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LILLIAN JEANNETTE KNELLER Raisterstown. Jeannette is the most pleasant person you would ever want to meet Like the morning bird she is always ready to start the day off with utmost cheer and to continue our com- parison she and Anna are birds of a feather, Forum 46 Hospitality Committee '45, '46, Dra- ANNA MAE KORMAN Reisterstown, Maryland ln addition to an excellent commercial rec- ord Anna s pleasing personality and neat ap- pearance are in her favor Quiet efficiency is the key to her success in school. Forum 46 Hospitality Committee '45, '46. MARY E. KNATZ Owings Mills, Maryland Betty is one of those people who are seldom seen or heard in school, but when school is out she is just popping with fun. She can be found dancing or jitterbugging at almost any time. Dramatics '43, ROBERT STEUART KNATZ, JR. Owings Mills, Maryland Bobby is one of the most active members of the class of '-46. Reserved, intelligent, and definitely reliable, he has rendered his class invaluable assistance. lt 'hos been partly through his enthusiastic effort that the Dial was brought into circulation. Business Manager Dial '46, Vice-President Forum '46, Student Council '44, '45, '46, Seminar '46, Dramatics '45, Maryland Jeannette Anna twenty-one

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JOAN ELIZABETH MacCALLUM Pikesville, Maryland Flaming red hair generally signifies a quick temper. Not so with Joan, whose patience and tolerance are remarkable. She holds a monopoly on friendliness and has shown her skill in the secretarial positions she has held at Franklin. Student Council '45, Dramatics '43, '45, Sunshine Committee '44, President, Girls' Senior Council '46, Hospitality Committee '46. ROLAND EMERSON MANGER Glyndon, Maryland Here is our movie projector operator, who helps to entertain us not only with motion pictures but also with music from the rec- ords for us to dance by at noon. Roland's work at school has added much to our bene- fit and pleasure. Movie Operator '43, '44, '45, '46, Track '44, Dramatics '43, Jane Mary Ruth JANE CAROLYN MARKS Owings Mills Maryland lf we each were a certain card in a deck, Jane would most likely be the joker-and play the trick. She is the friendliest of mortals, with a personality like a catchy tune, not soon forgotten. Fieldball '45, Forum '46, Choir '46, Glee Club '46. MARY RUTH MAYE Reisterstawn, Maryland In a few years we'll perhaps be reading mystery novels by Miss Mary Ruth Maye. Imagination is a wonderful thing, and Mary Ruth has plenty of it when it comes to writ- ing. Here's a girl who is packed with thrill- ing originality. i Dial Staff '46, Gazette '46, Dramatics '43, '45, Glee Club '45, Hospitality Commtitee '46. tavenly-three