Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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MUSIC 1 3' fir v-- .WV V Mr. joseph A. Ridenoui General Music 7, 8 Assembly Committee, Cl 8 ass unior High Choir M' K fi' -n. G ' 1 Lff' Mrs. Martha T. Von Guriten Senior Choir Ninth Grade Chorus 24

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Mlss Eluabeth BlIIlI1gSICIi Llbrarran T17 Nlxss VICIOYIA Lenster WW Llbrarran -l--i --ji 'VI1ss Blllmgslea and Mlss Le1ster school llbrarlans show some of the three hun dred and forty flve books that the 11 brary recelved thls year to Ann Carter Buddy Fenght K1tty Warren and Kay Ill X.. Y' tu ai' LIBRARY -1-In-IQ..-QL Bowers Most of the new books are 1n the cate gornes of sclence ancxent and Amerlcan hxstory and governments blography and fxctlon DRIVER EDUCATION Xlr Straub Drlwers Educatlon mstruc tor shows Margle Rlce hows to use the automatlc transmlssxon Thls IS the flrst ear that 'NIr Straub has used a car of t IS type 1n hrs chsses Nir Albert G Straub Drner Lducatlon 23

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I Senior Band - lt! Ron'-I.. to R.: .Xndy Reese, Jane Howard, Gary Study, David Booth. Nancy Auth. 2nd Ron'-L. to R.: Ruth Gill Donald Smith, Doris Rill, 'I'om Gill, Phillip Larkins, Charles Chaney, Howard Hayes, Sherolyn Rhodes, Grafton Moser, K-ary' Lentz, Joyce Fadely, 3 r1 Ron' - I.. to R: Robert Lankford, Charles Alxeley, Charles Barnharl, Ronnie lforwood, Doug Barnes, Sam Armstrong. Charles ZCHII Sam Jones, James Whiteside, Donna lfunk, David Bucher, Tom Crawford, -lil: Ron'-I.. to R 1 Karen lnman, Leroy Barrick, Sonny YValk er, Dick Peeling, Mr. Daniel, direttor, Barbara Ifeezer, SENIOR BA D The senior band, under the di- rection of Mr. Daniel, played a con- cert at the Franklin Fair, presented assemblies at Owings Mills Elemen- tary School, Carroll Manor, and at Franklin, and gave a spring concert in May. Also, the band participated in the Hanover, Pennsylvania pa- rade, and at Maryland Band Day at the University of Maryland. Sam Armstrong and Charles Cha- ney, seniors, were chosen as metn- bers ol the Maryland All State Band SENIOR ORCHESTRA This year the orchestra perform- ed at a series of mid-winter con- certs, during the play Outward , 4 Bound, and during the P.T.A. V ai , ' , ' if ' ' '-', fp, x K 2-L t Mr. Richard L. Daniel Band and Orchestra play in April. Senior members from the orches- tra gave two numbers at gradua- tiong this was the first instrumental music at a graduation since l952. Orchestra - ls! Ron'-I.. to R.: Pat Smoot, Andy Reese, Martha Knight. Mary Thumel, Doris Sultzbaugh, Nancy' Auth. 2nd Rou'-L. to R Betsy Allman, Nancy' Sipes, Barbara Feezer, Cheryl XYhippo, Carol Kirrer, Susan Price, Charles Chaney, Carol Tenny, David Christhilf, Don Smith, Ruth Gill. Joan XVentz, Judy' Ifeight. 3rd Rau'-I.. to R.: Edith Younger, Martha lValker, Don Reefer, Richard Lankford, Dolly Bollinger, Carolyn Masiinore, Howard Hayes, Joyce Fadely, Ed Bennett, Douglas Barnes, Philip Larkins, Tom Gill, Tim Smoot, Donna Funk, Dave Bucher, 4111 Ron'-.Standirzgz Todd Seabold, Karen Inman, Maureen Boskin, Leroy Barrick, Richard Rhodes, Sonny' YValker, Richard Peeling, Mr. Daniel. -ith Rnu'-Sitting: Sam Armstrong, Kappy McDaniel, Leroy Schaeffer, James yVhiteside. 1s'.i':f J mv Q ' ? - - i Vfiif' lit - P ' fs t ' I 5 i - la -H Q f J' yy y 5 ag, , . ii J - 3 i -531'