Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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BETTY JANE MERRIKEN Pikesville, Maryland Betty's sporty clothes and beautiful red hair instantly attract attention. Her calm reserve and ever-ready smile have brought her the best of wishes from the rest of her classmates. Forum 46, Dramatics '43, '44, Lavatory Commit- tee '44, AUDREY NAOMI MILLER Glyndon, Maryland A quiet sincerity, a pleasing disposition, and a genuine friendliness will always be in Audrey's favor. She never becomes unduly excited, and she never raises her quietly modulated voice in anger or protest. Forum '46, Sunshine C mmittee '43, '44, Dramatics '43, '44, '45, Hospitallly Committee '46, Basket- ball '46. Betty Aud DONALD R. MILLER, JR. Owings Mills, Maryland Donald's personality record has an all- around average of being very good. He Donald Alice has a gentleman's manners and a bright mind. Donald is one of the more quiet members of our class, however, this does not hide his friendly disposition. Choir '46, Homeroom Soccer '45, '46. ALICE V. MOLESWORTH Glyndon, Maryland Alice, although quiet in many ways, has lots of spirit which she puts to good use. She loves to dance, and misses no opportunity to be on the floor, and, if you are particular about the just right proportions in your soda, visit the drug store when she is behind the coun- ter. Dramatics '44, twenty-four

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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

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ALBERT RUSSELL MURRAY, JR., Reisterstown Maryland Albert is exceedingly flattering, and his compliments are a delight not to be taken too seriously. Well dressed, friendly, and industrious, he is known throughout the en- tire community, for is he not Reisterstown's official mail carrier? Soccer '44, '45, Dramatics '43, '45, THOMAS ELMO NOLTE Reisferstown, Maryland The president of the Forum is a consci- entious worker, well informed on present- day affairs. Tom's inexhaustible fund of curiosity, when applied intellectually, is a real asset. Afriendly fellow, he has a glad Hello for everyone. Ai. ' Tommy WILLIAM W. PAPE, JR. Pikesville, Maryland Bill is one of those lucky guys who can see over a crowd at any and all times. Slow mov- ing, mild in disposition, and quietly calm, Bill will find success in anything he under- takes. Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46, Baseball '43, '44, '45, 46. GEORGE MARVIN POE Reisferstown, Maryland Marvin is always lots of fun. He has prov- en his ability as a drummer and was in the choir. When it comes to getting into trou- ble, though, he uses seemingly little effort! Glee Club, 46, Choir '44, '45, '46, Stage Crew '44, '45, '46, Forum '46, Orchestra '45, '46. twenty-five President of Forum '46, F. F. A. '43, Seminar '46. Bill Marvin