Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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'z 5 57th Publication The Class of '65 Franklin Senior High School Reisterstown, Maryland Editors: Max Oppenheimer Saundra Cantor TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 4 Departments 6 Students 34 Sports 96 Activities I I2 And Iet today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. The Prophet by K. Gibran 1, , Y -fa - ,c v To our principal, 1949-1964 To the good humor and easy manner To the quiet, invisible authority that governed but did not rule To the patriot who won the Freedom's Foundation Award To the educator who emphasized the individual To the name which is the man L. LEE LINDLEY We dedicate The Dial 1965 ,Q k:.,: Q al fi Q Q 9 0,,' o .1 ,Q ,C . s 1 s 5, lf nf 'Vg 5 . 1 ,,,d QQQL ag' S C o'o' :Q , Q,,, Q ' af dr l MR. D. BIXLER WHEELER, Principal Pictured above is Mr. D. Bixler Wheeler, Principal of Franklin Senior High School. He came to Franklin this year from Holabird Junior High School where he was principal. Mr. Wheeler taught at Sparrows Point High School, Sparks High School, and Hereford High School and was vice-i principal at North Point junior High and Middle River junior High School. Mr. Wheeler replaced Mr. L. Lee Lindley who was trans- ferred to Pikesville Senior High School. Administration After having been Administrative Assistant at Franklin Junior High, Mr. Donald K. Al- gier came to Franklin this year as Vice-Principal. Previously, he taught at Milford Mill High School, Sudbrook Junior High School, and Frank- lin junior High School. Mr. Algier replaced Mrs. Helen T. Reese whc retired in 1964. MR. DONALD ALGIER, Vice-Principal 9 Two dollars on Carry-Back to win, Mrs. Spicer. Office staff at the old grind Office The office staff is instrumental in the efficient operation of Franklin Senior High School. The responsibilities of the office are divided between Mrs. Marie McManus and Mrs. Phyllis Spicer. Mrs. McManus is in charge of the office and is a valuable assistant to Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Algier. She coordinates the operation of the office, keeps files and records, and receives visitors and telephone calls. Mrs. Spicer, although she assists with office routines, is primarily con- cerned with the financial records. Mrs. Spicer also assists club treasurers in managing their financial affairs. Sf A at .Q a - 1. ' f.Va.f'rr'.s.-2 X . A 0 ... .X .. 3... A if 522 K M alas? rft4lSe.4' wear' f f 'saw Lff.. f i. K . 3' .1521 . my fu f ' .. K MRS. MCMANUS '-1.-- ' lllallllill' mllllllll. qw HEQUH ,.1 MRS. KINSEY The physical welfare of Franklin's stu- dents rests mainly in the hands of Mrs. Kinsey, our school nurse. Besides administer- ing vision, hearing, and color-blindness tests, she attends to all emergencies and is avail- able for advice concerning health educa- tion. In order that athletic teams may re- ceive emergency first aid, Mrs. Kinsey works extra hours whenever our teams play. Mrs. Kinsey is also the sponsor of the Future Nurses of America. Under her guid- ance, many girls choose some phase of medi- cine for their careers. Mrs. Kinsey sets a broken leg-Oops! Miss Hickman, Miss Campbell and Mrs. Fringer are shown in the office adjacent to the library. Franklin's library, containing more than 7000 books, is considered to be one of the most outstanding and attractive features of the school. The librarians, Miss Martha Camp- bell and Miss Carol Hickman, aided by the library secretary, Mrs. Annie Fringer, acquaint the students with the library facilities and with many interesting books found there. They also try to keep the library up-to-date by constantly expanding the book and magazine selection. The library is used by the students for reference work or free-reading before and after school and during study periods. I am what I know. MRS. HOFFMAN MRS. KERSEY AOB 40? . 86,66 O Guidance The Guidance Department is concerned with aiding the student to develop self-understanding and maturity. Mrs. Hoffman, Mr. Straub, and Mr. Sherwood, the counselors, assist the students in evaluating their interests, abilities, and achievements. Mrs. Kersey is the guid- ance secretary. The work of the department varies with each grade. Freshmen are introduced to the senior high programg sophomores are told of the standards necessary to meet their tentative goalsg juniors are helped to visualize their places in society and to prepare for that place. Finally, seniors are given help in planning for college or for careers. The work of the Guidance Department does not end with the senior's graduation. Graduates and drop-outs are studied in a follow-up program which enables the department to measure the effectiveness of Franklin's total educational program. By participating in a speech class, a student learns what to say and how to say it most effectively. Speech classes meet three times a week under the supervision of Mrs. Farley. This year, a Speech II course was initiated for students interested in debate. X MRS. FARLEY Drama class supports President's physical fitness program . . . Entire Speech II class is hard at work! D ra m a To help the student develop poise and emotional control is the purpose of the drama class. The student also learns to judge the emotional reactions of others. Franklin played' host to the State Fall Drama Clinic in October and to the Baltimore County Drama Festival in April. Six hundred and thirty students, and fifty teachers, representing thirty- seven schools attended the state clinic. I3 MR, ALVIN CRICKARD English 12g Advanced Com- positiong junta Advisorg Ad- visor, Grade 12. MRS. CECELIA FARLEY English 11, 12g Speech and Drama Advisor, jesters and Thespiansg Debate Team Ad- visor MRS. CAROL HELMS English 103 Advisor, Grade 10 Mr. Crickard contemplates Mr. Morris elucidates . . . The English department introduces students to the fundamental skills of speaking, reading, writing, and listening. Each succeeding course is built on the skills learned in preceding studies. In the tenth grade, the students mastered basic writing techniques and studied world literature through short stories, novels, and dramas. The eleventh graders studied American literature and critical writing and developed their own styles of writing. Seniors continued the work begun in the tenth and eleventh grades, with emphasis on English literature. In conjunction with their studies, the Seniors attended the movies Hamlet and Macbeth. English gig. tr me 5593 MR. PAUL MORRIS English 11g Coach, Varsity Wrestling MRS. MARY L. TAYLOR Department Chairman English 12g Advisor, Dial Roz Corner, joan Shaneybrook, and Margi Wooden play the roles of witches in a scene from Marbella. X aL , sl , 6 rf at 1.55 W ,cet vm! 'V' 5301,-Q I av... . an MRS. MARY FRANTZ Social Studies 12g Advisor, F.T.A. ,yffws if ejwwtfgf MR. WILLIAM RICKETTS American History 113 Social Studies 12g Advisor, Cheerleadersg Advisor, Grade 11 MRS. RUTH SEABOLD Department Chairman U Social Studies 123 U.N.Y.O. Advisor No comments . . . Social Studies World History seems interesting . . Are they entranced by World History? 'josephina from Argentina and Carlo from Italy, learn about U.S. History. Cleopatra was isssolated MR. FREDERICK SCHULTZ World Historyg Ad- visor, Chess Clubg Advisor, Grade 10. MRS. ANN UTZ World History, Ge- ography, Modern and Contemporary Historyg Advisor, Grade 10. MRS. IDA WEISS United States His- tory A d v i s o r, U.N.Y.O. inth Grade Core MR. READ HODDINOTT 1 plus 1 is2 . . .' Once upon a time MRS. VIOLET KING Department Chairmzmg Advi- sor. Grade 9 I W, MRS. EVELYN LENNON MISS PATRICIA MCDOWELL MISS VIVIAN ROWLAND UMW isdn Miss Rowland helps students with individual problems. Core is a combination of English and social studies for ninth graders. Freshmen earn two credits and receive grades in composition, spell- ing, literature, and social studies. Related fields, such as current events, are also integrated into the course. Grammar is taught, for example, and the student uses the grammatical principles in preparing a composition in social studies. MISS JOAN SIMONDS MR. ROBERT TAYLOR There's always one in every group I l I9 Miss LeDane Language Laboratory Assistant works at Spanish II, III, IVg Franklin one day a week Advisor, Student MRS. JANET FARLEY French I and II MR. JOSEPH COLLEY Department Chairman Council MISS MARY PAT CALLAHAN French I and II, Ad- visor, Modern Language Club Language, a bridge of human understanding, is geared to the concept of world wide unity. Franklin's language teachers strive to teach students not only a written knowledge of a foreign language but to focus the attention on the spoken language and the culture of the foreign country. Recently in Baltimore County, a new course was introduced. In this course, students of the third and fourth years are taught the literary aspects of the particular language which they are studying. They read short stories, novels, and plays written in the various languages. An outstanding feature of our school is the language laboratory, which enables students to increase their fluency, to correct errors, and to pattern their speech after that of native speakers. Latin French Spanish MRS. SUSAN SMITH Spanish I and II MRS. HOPE REIBLICH Latin I, II, and III, Eng- lish 10 W win? gy wi MISS ELLEN K E French I, II, III, V, Vg Advisor, F.T.A. 4Diamond veut dire diamond g diamond veut dire diamond P Focus A OI1... . 9 G YI MR. EDWARD I.I.OYDg Algebra II, Trigonometry and Analytic Geometryg Advisor, Grade 11 MRS. EVA L. HIGH, Department Chairmang Geometry, Algebra III, IVg Advisor, Honor Society MRS. IRIS MAQUIREg 9th Grade Mathematics, 9th Grade Algebra MR. JAMES K. NOGLEg 9th Grade Mathematics, Algebra I MR. ROBERT N. KREUNENQ Algebra I, III and IV, Calculus MR. TERRY STERLINGg Review of General Math, Algebra II, R.A.M.-Trig.g Advisor, Folk Music Club 60 -.!.--ff.'LT---- : I 00 u : : f' .5 - l I ' flllllfl Ill y Q ll llll Wm Well . . . we sloshed through that one-let's go on. Today, mathematics, the science of numbers and their relation to man, is a diversified field of work. This diversity is well exhibited by the range of courses offered to the students at Franklin. A new course, ninth grade gen- eral mathematics, has been added for those ninth grade students who are not taking Algebra I and II. Courses that have been added in recent years include Algebra III and IV, Honors Geometry, Trig- onometry, Analytic Geometry, and Calculus. These courses are taught in addition to Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Re- view of Academic Mathematics. Ad- vanced courses have been placed in high schools and may provide advanced placement in college for some students. Review of General Mathematics is offered to students who are tak- ing the general course. Four new teachers added to the Mathematics Department are Mrs. Macquire and Mr. Nogle who teach ninth graders, and Mr. Sterling and Mr. Kreunen who teach students from all grades. . . . Mathematics Isn't math fun? Science . . . MR. JOSEPH BOYLAN Department Chairman Ninth Grade Science, Advisor, Honor Society, Advisor, F.S.A. MR. BERNARD KOBOSKO Biology, General Physical Science, Advisor, Grade 12 MR. WILLIAM MCKINLEY Ninth Grade Sci- ence, Advisor, Grade 9 MR. JOHN EDWARD KRUK Advisor, Photography Club MISS TERESA MONAHAN Biologyg Advisor F.S.A. MR. WILLIAM SMITH. MR, JAMES SWEENEY Bi0108Y, Advanced Science? Chemistry, Advisor, Student Advisor, Grade 11 Council, Advisor, F.S.A. PSSC Physics, Ninth Grade Science, Look class, it's snowing! Mr. W. McKinley looks on as ninth grade science students perform an experiment The science department at Franklin is one to suit the needs of every student interested in the sciences. These diversified courses include biology, chemistry, physics, advanced science, general physical science, and ninth grade science. Biology is the study of living organisms. The aim of this course is to make the student more aware of himself and his environment. The many laboratory activities permit the student to learn from first-hand experience. A new honors program in biology was offered this year at Franklin. Chemistry teaches the student to appreciate the powers of modern chemistry in helping man control his environment. A new laboratory course, including lab books and new equipment with safety devices, was tried this year with great success. Physics is the mathematical approach to the basic concepts of the natural laws of the universe. Ade- quate laboratory equipment allows the student to actively participate in the discovery of the main principles of physics. Advanced Science, a course in its second year at Franklin, gives the interested 'and capable student an excellent opportunity to do further scientific work. The major part of the course is devoted to experimental research on the individual level. How- ever, a course in basic human physiology is also part of the program. General Physical Science is a course which is en- tirely laboratory oriented. General Physical Science students study units on Pushes, Pulls, and Moving Things, Rocks and Soils, Breakthroughs into Space, Hazards in Today's Environment, and Chemistry of Plastics. Ninth Grade Science is an introduction to the physical sciences. The freshmen have the advantage of the senior high equipment. .aww ma Fe2O3 + Al -9 A1203 + Fe, observes Mr. Sweeney passively MRS. ELEANOR MILLER Department Chairman Shorthand, I, IIg Typing II, Typing and Office Practice, Advisor, F.B.L.A. MRS. NANCY ZIMMERMAN Typing II, General Business, Typing and Office Practice, Advisor, F.B.L.A. Business MR. GEORGE PHILLIPS Bookkeeping I, IIg Business Arithmetic MR. NICHOLAS SMITH Business Economics!Business Law, Personal Use Typing, Typing II, Business Arith- meticg Advisor, F.B.L.A. A wide choice of courses is offered by the Business Depart- ment for those students who take the non-academic program. Introduction to business, business arithmetic, and typewriting courses are offered to the tenth grade students. For the junior, advanced typewriting, bookkeeping, and shorthand are available. Juniors and seniors may take business law and business economics, while only seniors may take advanced shorthand, typewriting, and office practice. The non-business student may take personal- use-typing, business law, and economics. The office practice course gives the members of the class a working knowledge of six business machines in addition to the ditto, the mimeograph, and the electric typewriter, students also gain experience by working in the school office. Most business students have attained the skills necessary for immediate employment upon graduation. Mrs. Thelma Lockard is our versatile substitute! Special MRS. MARJORIE KELBAUGH Special Education The Special Education program is planned to teach the participating students to become responsible con- tributing citizens of the community. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Kelbaugh, students are taught the basics of arithmetic, science, language, fine arts, and physical education. Students also learn to adjust socially to the p t outside World and to maintain basic family relationships. Q Students make trees and wreaths at Christmas time MR. CARL W. SCHOONOVER Drivers' Education Under the direction of Mr. Shoonover, students are taught the fundamentals of safe driving. Classroom in- struction of about thirty hours and about six hours of actual driving make it possible for the student to cope with different situations. Hey look! Here are the seat belts! D ' ' rl V6 YS What do you think this is?-a booky joint? INIR. ROBERT MR. CHARLES R. DURHAM GROSS Woodshop I, II Metal Shop I, II, IIIg Special Education Industrial Arts Hmmm !-I never saw that before! MR. ANDREW MR. ERNEST C. HINLICKY STEINNAGEL Department Chairman Auto Mechanics I, II Electronics I, Ilg Drafting I, II The Industrial Arts Department consists of five shops-auto, drafting, electric, metal, and wood. In auto shop, Mr. Steinnagel teaches the basic knowledge of auto mechanics and maintenance. In drafting, Mr. Hinlicky deals with mechanical and architectural designs and blueprints, the fundamentals of circuits and their component parts are taught by him in the electric shop. In the metal shop, the student, under the instruction of Mr. Gross, learns to weld and to operate different machines. The wood shop course, taught by Mr. Durham, is mainly concerned with house construction and furniture making. Two to the left, three to the right, four to Stand by for the biggest shock of your life . . . ! 29 MRS. JOANNE HANNA Clothing I, II, Home Ec. f9th gradej MRS. LAURA DUNCAN Department Chairman Living in the Homeg Special Edu- cation MRS. LOIS MARTIN Foods I, II N I won't drop it-honest. Home Economics Eeh !- I didn't know we had to eat what we made! The Home Economics Department offers courses to fit the needs of daily living in every girl's future. In Food classes, the students plan, prepare, and serve family meals and gain experience in marketing and entertaining. The advanced group studies nutri- tion, food preservation, special foods, and foreign foods. In addition to clothing construction, students study clothing selection, care and renovation. Units in textiles and buying ready-to-wear clothes are also included, and advanced students tailor clothes. Sen- iors are given a background of many activities in Living in the Home, including house manage- ment, house planning, interior decoration, child development and home nursing. The ninth grade and special education classes in General Home Economics include units in Foods, Clothing, Child Care, and Grooming. fd' MISS ELLEN CRONHARDT MISS JULIA HOLMES Advisor V.F.O. MISS JILL MYERS Physical Education The course of study in physical education in Baltimore County is designed to improve the physi- cal fitness of the student. Franklin's program in- cludes archery for the boys and soccer for the girls along with the regular outdoor sports such as field hockey, tennis, cross country, track and field, and speedballg boys also engage in wrestling. To keep up with the increased population at Franklin, two physical education teachers have been added to the department. They are Miss Jill Myers and Mr. William Bruce. This year at Franklin an intramural mixed gym- nastics program was added with an interscholastic team in view for the future. Another addition is a girls' interscholastic volleyball team. Girls' phys. ed class flies south for the winter MR. WILLIAM BRUCE MR. GEORGE DOUGLAS Advisor, V.F.O. MR. WILLIAM PFEIFER Department Chairman 3l Band and Music Franklin's Music Department has been known for its fine performances in the past, and this year is no ex- ception. The Franklin Band and Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Richard Daniel, have set the mood for events throughout the year. Participation in the Band Festival at the University of Maryland, performances for the P.T.A., and the Spring Concert were a few of the many activities of Franklin's band. Other special groups within the instrumental music department include the Brass Ensemble, the String Ensemble, the Concert Band, and the Dance Band. The objective of the instrumental department is to provide an adequate and sustained program which will stimulate the student to learn to develop an appreciation of all types of music and to become a cooperative and responsible individual. The more advanced students au- dition for County Band and Orchestra and for the All- State Band and Orchestra. Musical performances are also provided by the chorus, under the direction of Mr. Edward Strauss. This year, the activities of the chorus included the Christmas Pro- gram as well as the County Chorus Festival held in the early spring. The purpose of the chorus is to give the students the opportunity to sing a variety of music, as well as an understanding of what is being sung. This year the ninth grade has been added to the music department, with Mr. Ingram as teacher. The aims of this department are to provide the students with the opportunities to listen to, to sing, and to enjoy all types of music while they acquire understanding. gi .away sig- Q36 its Please read the copy up there. It's about me. s 32 We now pause for a word from our sponsor. MR. RICHARD DANIEL Instrumental Musicg Band and Orchestra MR. EDWARD STRAUSS Vocal Musicg Chorus MR. EDWARD INGRAM 9th grade music fPicture not availablej MR. EVERETT ROSE Art The Art Department offers four basic courses which satisfy both the beginner and the creative, independent student. Fundamentals of Art gives the student a general understanding of and ex- perience with varied art materials. In the Fine Arts course, students express themselves in oil paintings, sculpturing and other individual me- dia. The Commercial Arts Course deals specif- ically with advertising and industry. Students frequently exhibit their talents through posters seen throughout the school. Studio Art is the most advanced course and is offered only to seniors who have completed two previous art courses. Products of studio practice are varied and reflect the elements of all four courses. . 3-0'4 Introspection . . . Art ' i3si Pose Wm K 1. X 4 mf 1 Y Sv 2 7' , R Q A 5 Wi, .,.. , I ,K , A ,W A mm TU DENTS v Q 5 E , . Q '33 X . fi , g Q ww lwg?L,?iT SMG:- Efgf . .., A - 33 - sg - S K Q x ? 1 v ' S f ss XL 4, 1, S - -2: was . 3 ,W 4 Um wa, 13:4 ., Av, my . 1 Q5 -iff? gn .Q V ' -xvy . 1 A K ' I l l M H W 'H i LW, y , Al 'A If fglflmhw ' I J A I! W X 1 yy N 'vs ' NN lx M ,V if 'V I kk 1 Pr 1 ' I fy, 1 Yin , 1 Tvfq-rv ff, ff with remembrance . . Your children ure not your children. They are the sony and daughters of life longing for itfelf. They mine through you hut not from you und though they ure with you yet they helong not to you. The Prophet Kuhlil Gihrun 36 w Class of I96 Gfficers and Steering Committee SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS fl to rj: Bruce Wexlerf, V. Pres.g Debbie Stallard, Sec.g john Current, Pres.g Hal Long, Treas. its 3.81 Top-fl.lo 1.1 Mr. E. Rose and Mr. A. Crickard, Advisorsg Hal Long, Debbie Stallard, john Current, Bruce Wexler, Mr. B. Kobosko, Advisor. Middle-fl. to r.j Harriet Siichting, Leslie Gann, Leslie Sandler, Sue Myerberg, Cheryl Schmidt, jose Fina. Bazzom-KI. lo 1:2 Dave Wiglut, Jim Lindley, John Douglas, Leonard Constantine, B, Timothy Armacost. Not Pictured-Carlo Ferrucci. 'FKen Hull, elected Vice-President last year, was in Holland representing Franklin in the A.F.S. Q Q- T. BERNARD ARMACOST-Owings Millsg Aca demic, National Thespians, 12, Debate Team, 12 Student Court, 10, Chess Club, 12g U.N.Y.O., 10, 11 12, F.M.C., 123 Steering Comm., 12g Band -LESTER AYERS-Owings Mills, Academic JAMES V. BAILEY-'Owings Mills, Academicg U.N.Y.O., 12, F.S.A., 12. There will be no milk or ice cream sold in the cafeteria today. 38 mercial DOROTHY JUANITA ALBERT--Randallstown General, F.B.L.A. 11, 12, Softball, 12, Library Ass't 12 BARBARA ALICE ALDER-Rei ersto ng fimmxef cial, F.B.L.A., 12, Dramaltieg 4 blxyyalxll NX' ,lyllvw K, A , llyifln 65' if co gvl to my it mil'i7'l,l,Vl, if 'l LM.ll0A JENNIFER BRINTON BALCH-Stevenson, Ac- ademic, U.N.Y.O., 10, 11, 12, jesters, 10, 11, Sec. 12, Student Coun- cil, 10, 11, 12, M.L.C. 11, 12, Sec., Dial, Art Ed., junto, 12, Lit. Club, 125 Steering Comm. 11, Honor Soc. 10, 11. JOYCE DARENE BAUBLITZ-Owings Mil1sgCommercial: F.B.L.A., 125 Chorus, When We Were Seniors . ALBAN ARTHUR ABRAHAM-Reisterstowng Com- LINDA LEE BAUBLITZ-Reisterstown, Commercial, Chorus 10, 11, 12 NINA ELIZABETH BAUERLIEW-Uppercog Com- mercial, F.B.L.A. 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12 CINDY BECHTEL-Owings Mills, Academicg F.N.A., Hist., 10, Parl. 11, Basketball, j.V, 11, Chorus 11, 12. , if X ' W -, -. -f , lu Y MQ ' x -1' ' Lf li t f ff P .1 ' ,f -U.-x A , if A .I I-3 ic . 5 ' ' . tj' c - ,J f . V out RONALD D. BECK-Uppercog Commercial THOMAS E. BECK-Owings Millsg Academic, Ga- zette 10, News Ed. 11, Ass't Ed., Sports Ed., 12, Debate Team 11, 12, Chess Club 11, 12, Varsity Golf, Band 10, 11, Orchestra 11, F.S.A. 105 Student Council 12 SYLVIA EILEEN BEBE-Reisterstowng Commercial, F.B.L.A. 11, 12 . . The New Regime Takes Over . v ROBERT OVINGTON BELT-Glyndong General DEBBIE HONEY BERLIN-Pikesvilleg Academic, Steering Comm. 10, U.N.Y.O. 11, 12, F.T.A. 10, M.L.C. 12, Gazette 12 INA BERMAN-Pikesville, Academic, F.T.A., Treas. 10, U.N.Y.O. 10, 11, 12, ML.C. 12, Gazette 11, 12 A complicated problem of advanced science-male or female? 39 11, 1. 5 Cl-lARl.OTTE QUAY BOND-Reisterstowng Acn- clemicg Chorus 10, 11, 123 U, of Madrid, 11 MILLIE M. BONNER-Owings Millsg General MARY B. BOSKIN-Owings Millsg Academicg M.L.C. 123 U.N.Y.O. 12 ' DONNA MARIE BLANK-Owings Millsg Commer- cialg F.B.L.A. 11, 125 Marching Band, Color Guard 12 cialg F.B.L.A. 123 Chorus mercialg Chorus 12 .ff-f CAROLYN BOSLEY-Reisterstowng Commercialg Gazelle 11, 12g F.B.L.A. 12 MARY JUNE BOSLEY-Uppercog Commercialg F.B.L.A. 11, 12, Sec. 12. 40 Parents have helped to collect insurance money, picture money, etc., etc. BEVERLY FRANCES BLAKE-Pikesvilleg Commer- MARY ELIZABETH BOND-Owings Millsg Com- . In Your Heart You Know He's Right .. SHIRLEY ANN BOXWERS-Owings Millsg Commer- Cialg F.B.L.A. 10, 11,'123 J.V. Hockey 10 HARRY BRADLEY-Reisterstowng Academicg March- ing Band 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 11g Concert Band 10, 11, 12 RICHARD W. BRADLEY-Reisterstowng Commer- cialg Band 10, 11, 12 SANDRA BRADLEY-Reisterstown3 Academic3 M.L.C. 11, 12, V.P. 123 jesters 10, 11, 12, Historian 123 Thespizms 123 Cheerleading 11. 123 j.V. Hockey 103 V,F.O. 123 U.N.Y.O. 10, 11g U. of Madrid, 11 MARY LOUISE BRADY-Owings Millsg Commer- cialg F.B.L.A. 123 Chorus 10, 11, 12 SHARON MARIE BROWN-Reisterstowng Commer- cialg F.B.L.A. 11, 122 Chorus 11, 123 Library Ass't. 11 THOMAS HAROLD BUCHANAN-Owings Millsg Academicg Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 10, 11, 12g F.S.A. 11, 123 Steering Comm. 10g Dial Staff 123 J.V. Soccer 103 j.V. Track 10 JOANN BUCKINGHAM-Owings Millsg Commer- cialg Transfer Parkvilleg Gazette 11, 12 RICHARD LEE BRAFFORD-Reisterstown3 Generalg Chorus 10, 11, 12 SANDY LEE BRATHUHN-Reisterstowng Com- rnercialg Office Ass't 12 DIANE BRILLIANT-Owings Millsg Commer- cialg F.B.L.Ai 113 123 Treas. 12 GARY ROBERT BULLOCK-Reisterstowng General3 Soccer j.V. 10, 11 fCapt.j V 121 j.V. Basketball Manager 103 J.V. Baseball 103 Chorus 10, 11, 123 V.F,O. 12 CARLA BURCHETT-Reisterstowng Acaclemicg F.T.A. 10, 113 U.N.Y.O. 12: M.L.C. 12, Jesters 123 Dramatics JOHN BARRY CALAFOS-Owings Mills3 Generalg F.S.A. 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12 L. MICHAEL CALTRIDER-Reisterstowng GCUCf8lQ Track j.V. 10, 11, V 123 Cross Country V 11, 123 Dramutics 10, 11, 123 Marching Band 12, Drum Majorg Orchestra 123 V.E.O. 123 U,N.Y.O. 12 SANDRA L. CALTRIDER-Stevensong Academic3 U.N.Y,O. 103 F.N.A, 113 Chorus 123 Steering Com- mittee 12 SAUNDRA INHLDRED CANTOR-Owings lNIills' Academic3 Yearbook Ass't Ed. 123 M.L.C., Treas., 11 Pres., 123 Debate Team 123 Student Council 10, 11 123 U.N.Y.O. 10, 113 Hockey, J.V. 103 F.S.A. 11' ,Testers 103 Honor Society 11 w v 1 a l Mr. Sweeney proves to Mr. Smith that chemistry is better than typing. JANET LEE CANTWELL-Garrison3 General3 F.T.A. 10 HARVEY WAYNE CAREY-Reisterstowng Generalg Track J.V. 10, 113 Soccer 103 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Dramatics NANCY CAROL CARTER-Reisterstown3 Aca- demic3 F.T.A. 10, 11, 123 Majorettes 10, 11, 12 MARY ESTELLA CASHMAN-Owings Millsg Aca- clemicg F.N.A. 10, 11, 12, V.P., 11, j.V. Basketball Manager 10 SHARON RAY CASLOW-Owings Millsg Academicg F.N.A. 10, 11, 12, Sec, 11g Student Council 103 Year- book 12 JAMES F. CASSIDY-Pikesvilleg Commercial DOUGLAS B. CHAFFMAN-Pikesvilleg Generalg J.V. Basketball 10, V 11, 12g Jesters 10, 11, 12, Dramatics 10, 11, 12 CHARLENE LEE COARTS-Reisterstowng Commer- cialg F.B.L.A. 11, Treas. 12 HARVEY S. COHN-Pikesvilleg Academic, Honor Society 10, 11, 12g Chess Club 11, 12, Sec.g Debate Club 125 Wrestling 11, 123 Steering Committee 12g Dramatics 10 . Democratic Party Sweeps Mock Election Oct. 28 . . RICHARD COHEN-Pikesvilleg Generalg Dramatics 11 SHIRLEY ANN CONDON-Owings Mills, Commer- cialg F.B.L.A. 12 GERALDINE ELIZABETH CONSTANTINE-Reis- terstowng Commercialg F.B.L.A. 12 LEONARD S. CONSTANTINE-Reisterstowng Academicg Steering Committee 125 Gymnastics 12 HENRY K. COOPER-Reisterstown, Academicg U. of Madrid, 11 CAROLYN JOYCE CORBIN fWithdrawnj . We Pierced Our Eyes and Wore Crazy Hose . . ROSALIND CORNER-Reisterstowng Academic3 Stu- dent Council 11g Dramatics 103 Jesters 12 PHYLLIS JEAN COWGER-Stevenson, Commercialg F.B.L.A. 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12, Treas. of Md, F.B.L.A.3 Student Council 10 LINDA LEE COWMAN-Reisterstown3 Generalg F.B.L.A. 11 M,L.C. ll Treas. 12 Sec., Gazette 123 Proof eralg Transfer from Forest Park Student Council 12 ' CECILIA D. BLASI-Randallstowng Academicg Trans- fer From Milford3 F,T.A. 115 U.N.Y.O. 123 Chorus 12, Dramatics 12 LARRY JOSEPH DICKENS-Owings Mills3 General SUSAN CAROL DICKENS-Owings Millsg Commer- cial3 F.B.L.A. IZQ V. Hockey 123 V. Softball 12g Office Assistant 44 NANCY GAIL CUTLER-Pikesvilleg Academic, Editorg Yearbook 123 F.T.A. 10, 123 U.N,Y.O. 12 RICHARD WAYNE DAVIS-Reisterstown3 Gen- SCOTT DAVISON-Pikesvilleg Academicg V. Track 10, 11, 123 U.N.Y.O. 123 V.F.O. 123 JOANN ELIZABETH CREMENS-Owings Millsg Generalg F.N.A. 10, 11, 123 Jesters 12 MARY LOUISE CROUSE-Reisterstown3 Academicg Steering Committee 11g J.V. Hockey 113 Dramatics IIQ F.N.A. 10, 113 U.N.Y.O. 12 JOHN RICHARD CURRENT-Reisterstown3 Aca- demicg A.F.S. Representative to Malaysia 12, Steer- ing Comm. 103 Class Pres. 11, 122 Honor Society 10, 11, 12, V.P.3 U.N.Y,O. 10, 11, Pres. 12 WILLIAM DORMAN-Reisterstowng Generalg Wres tlmg 10, 11g Soccer 10, 123 Track 103 Thespians 12 jesters 11, 125 V.F.O. 12 SHARON FAE DORN-Pikesvilleg Commercialg Of- fice Assistant JOHN DOUGLAS-Reisterstowng Steering Commit :ee 123 U.N.Y.O. 11, Pres. 12 If 1 WY- f I 41614 , ,,, ,,',,.. 111. HOWARD DIENER-Owings Millsg Academicg Wrestling LEE DILLON-Randallstowng General MELINDA RUTH DIXON-Reisterstowng Acaclemicg F.T.A. 10, 11, 12g Orchestra 10, 11, 12g jesters 10g Dramatics 10g Marching Band 12 , l A l 1 Mrs. Lindley advising Mrs. Seabold on life's problems? DONNA MARIE Reisterstown' Commertial DRAWBAUGH- IRIS' JANE DUFFEY- Reisterstowng Generalg Chorus 113 Dramatics 11, 12g jesters 123 M.L.C. 12 45 PAULA LANE EBERSOLE-Owings Millsg Commer- cialg F.B.L.A. 11, 123 Softball 12g F.M.C. 12 DONALD ENEY-Reisterstowng Generalg Transfer From Kenwood WILLIAM MARSHALL DUNCAN-Owings Mills Academicg M.L.C. 123 U.N.Y.O. 12 DONALD EBAUGH-Owings Millsg General JOSEPH WILSON EBERHART-Reisterstowng Gen- eralg J.V. Soccer 10 You want to do what?? JOHN DAVID ENGLAR-Reisterstowng Aca- demicg Student Council 10, 11, 12, V.P. 123 Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Pres. 123 Steering Comm. 10, 11, Pres. 105 J.V. Soccer 10, 11, Varsity 12, Capt. 10g J.V. Baseball 10, 11, Capt. 11g Junto 12g F.M.C. 123 National Merit Semi- Finalist 12 JANE CAROL ENGLE-Owings Millsg General- Chorus 10 LARRY LEE ERMINE-Owings Millsg General' Stage Crew 12 a 1 CONSUELO ESPINOSA-Ecuadorg Commercialg F.T.A. l2Q F,B.L.A. 123 M.L.C. 12 WILLIAM HUTCHINSON FASTIE-Owings Millsg Academlcg Chess Club 11, Sec., 12, Pres.3 Jesters 12 JEFFREY FELDMAN-Reisterstown3 Academic3 Stu- dent Council 10, 123 F.S.A. 10, 11, 123 Steering Comm.g Track Team 10 CARLO FERRUCCI-A.F.S., Rome, Ifalyg Academic U.N.Y.O.3 M.L.C.3 Debate Team LARRY FIELD-Reisterstown3 General . . Superb, Superior Seniors Beaten by Juniors at the Junior-Senior Football Game MARK H. FRANZ-Reisterstowng General KENNETH W. FREELAND-Reisterstowng General3 J.V. Soccer 103 Chorus 10, 11, 122 Jesters 10, 11, 123 Drmatics 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 LEWIS FRICK-Reisterstowng Generalg Track 10, 12Q Chorus 123 Lib. Ass't. 103 Jesters 10, 12 JOAN FLOHR-Reisterstowng Academicg F.N.A. 10, 11, 122 Jesters 122 Chorus 123 Dial Staff 12 RAY FLORA-Reisterstowng General JOHN THOMAS FLYNN-Owings Millsg General Q ' MELVIN JOHN GEDE, JR.-Owings Millsg General RICHARD FLOYD GEOGHEGAN, JR.-Reisters towng General CONNIE GIBNEY-Owings Millsg Academicg Dra- maticsg F.N.A. 10, 113 j.V. Hockey 10, 11Q U.N.Y.O. 123 M.L.C. 11, 123 Gazette Staff 122 Dial Staff 123 J6SfCI'SQ Steering Committee 11 SUE GIFFORD-Ranclallstowng Academicg Transferred From Milford Millg F.T.A, 11Q Dramatics 11, 123 U.N.Y.O. 123 Chorus 12 STUART ROBERT GINSBERG-Pikesvilleg Academicq J.V. Basketball 103 Steering Committee 10, Track and Field 11, Varsity Basketball 12 CAROL RAE GAINES-Owings Mills3 Acaclemic3 Badminton Tourn. 123 Tower Girl 123 F.N.A. 12 LESLIE ELLEN GANN-wPikesville3 Academicg U.N.Y.O. 11, 123 M.L.C. 11, 123 Literary Club 123 Gazette 12Q Dial Staff IZQ Steering Comm. 123 Color Guard Sub. 123 Corres. for Newr Amerimn 12 VERNON YOGI GARDNER-Reisterstowng Generalg Soccer 10 En , 1- .' v Use Ajax Ba Ba Ba Bum . . . the foaming cleanser Ba Ba Ba Bum . . . WILLIAM F. GOBLE-Owings Millsg General. EVA E. GOLDFEIN-Pikesvilleg Academic3 Cheer- leading 11, 123 Marching Band-Color Guard 11, 123 Capt. 123 F.N.A. 11, 123 V.F.O. 123 Steering Comm. 103 U.N.Y.O. 103 Business Manager of Gazelleg Dial Staff 12. WILLIAM GOLDINER-Pikesvilleg Academicg Debate Team 10, 11, 123 Treas. 11, Capt. 123 jesters 11, 123 Thespians 123 Chess Club 11, 123 Golf Team 11, F.S.A, 10, Dial staff 12, NWILLIAM GORDAN-Reisterstowng Generalg IV. Soccer 103 Jesters 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Man. 123 Dial Staff 12. IDA MARGARET GORE-Glyndong General, Soft- ball. JO ELLEN GOSSARD-Reisterstowng Generalg jest- ers 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Belly Are Ringing 103 Oklahoma, 11, . . Our School Was Host to the Junior Miss Pageant Contest . . 00 ZICLLU1 CLu.4,fYYN.A1f0'zO 'L4A'uL 3J Mew-'i 1 I uglkfc'-A-E JOHN GROTI-IE-Reisterstowng j.V Track 10, RONALD LEE HAINES-Reisterstowng General. DONNA LEE HALL-Reisterstowng Academic: Hon- or Society 11g U.N.Y.O. 12. CYNTHIA DIANE GRIMES-Owings Millsg General F.B.L.A, KAREN ELIZABETH GRIMM-Owings Mills Acaclemicg U.N.Y.O. 103 Gymnastics 123 F.M.C. 12. 15' R JOAN MELVIA HARMON-Garrisony Commercial F.B.L.A., 11, 12, Chorus, 10, 11, 12, Librarian, 11, RITA CAROL HARRINGTON-Reisterstown, Aca- demic, j.V. Basketball, 10, 11, Softball Manager, 10 Steering Committee, 10, Hockey, 10, Student Council 12. BRUCE HARTLEY-Reisterstown, Academic, Chorus, 10, Soccer, 10, 11, 12, Baseball, 10, Basketball Man ager, 10, Track, 11, Wrestling, 11, V.F.O., 12, Sec retary, 12, Steering Committee, 11, Student Council. 11. DOLORES HAMMERSLA-Lutherville, General Chorus, 10, 11, 12, Bells Are Ringing, 10, Cheerlead ing, 11, 12, Jesters, 12, Thespians, 12, V,F.O., 12 JOSEPH WALLACE HAMPT-Pikesville, General. RONALD MONROE HARE-Upperco, General. 50 ,IOHN VERNON HENLEY - Owings Mills, General, ,T.V. And if I win this election . . . I promise . . . Baseball, 103 Student Council, 10. NORMA LEE HARVEY - Reisters- town, General, Chorus. 11, 12. Upperco, General, Chorus, 11, 12, jesters. 1 2. WENDELL HARVEY- JANE ELLEN HERZFELD-Pikesvilleg Acaclemic3 Business Manager for the Dial, l2Q V.P. of F.T.A., 123 F.T.A., 11, 123 U.N.Y.O., 10, Student Council, 12: M.L.C., 12. GORDON MARION HIGGINS-Reisterstowng Gen- eralg F.B.L.A., 113 Chorus, 11, 12. JEANNE MARIE HIMMEL-Owings Mills, Academ- ic3 F.N.A., 10, 11, 123 Varsity Hockey, 12. RALPH R. HIPPLE-Reisterstowng Academic. STEVEN LEE HOFFMAN-Pikesvilleg Academic Student Council, 113 j.V. Basketball, 10, Varsity Bas ketball, 11, 12. BOB HUDGINS-Reisterstown3 Commercial. . . The Baltimore Colts Played in the NFL Championship WAYNE HUGHES-Reisterstowng Academic, Chorus, 11, 12. KENNETH HULL-Reisterstowng Academic3 A.F.S. Student in the Netherlands, 123 j.V. Track, 10, Varsity Track, 113 Student Council, 10, 113 Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Steering Committee 10, 11, V. Pres. Elect-123 U.N.Y.O. 10, 11 Pres. Elect 123 V.F.O., 11, Weekend for Scientists, 113 National Merit Letter of Commendation. ERNEST GLENN JACKSON-Owings Millsg Gen- eral3 jesters, 123 Stage Crew, 12. PATRICIA JAYNE JESIH-Reisterstown3 Gen- eral, Chorus, 10, 11. BEULAH ELIZABETH JOHNSON-Glyndon3 Commercial31F.B.L.A,, 11, 123 Chorus, 12. DONNA VIRGINIA JONES-Reisterstown3 Academicg Chorus, 10, 11, 123 U.N.Y.O., 113 Bellf Are Ringing, 10, Oklahoma, 113 Shakespeare Nigbl, 10. V jfif W, f f ' W A a X ,, A, wa, f ,, Q!! 1 Q' j :L 'sri' ,gfafjlsiffaz if l.-Ur-ff iff 56,16-S A fl V,. Q23 rf' .z 43' rw PQ .a,iifw 'U T Bafiglgj ' C7 lutk' I as 91' 33196, .lf J, M f x 'X wi, -1, 1 ,,, ,La if ff Mft, ogfggi. Q V., y. u t. if - - ,V 5, 1,4 , -. v ff - ,Y -, , f L , ,, , Q, .MLK-., x Lage-if . .,-, J , arse. ff DAVID KATZ-Stevensong Academic, junio, Busi- ness Editor, 11, Editor In Chief, 12, Student Council, 11, 125 Dial, Pictures Editor, 12, Steering Committee, 10, U.N.Y.O., 10, 11, 12, J.V. Soccer, 10. DALE KELLEY-Owings Mills, General. HARRY HERMANKELLNER-Reisterstowng Aca- demic, Jesters, 12, Thespians, 123 Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Soccer, 10g Steering Committee, 12. LINDA ARLENE KEMBLE-Uppercog Commercial, F.B.L.A., 11, 12. ALAN S, KERXWIN-Reisterstowng Generalg Varsity Wrestling, 12. STEPHEN P. KIEFFER-Reisterstowng General, Stu- dent Service Committee, 12. Let me see your ticket stub eral, Jesters, 123 Thespians, 123 Wrestling, 10, 11 11. SUSAN KAHL KING-Owings Millsg General F.N.A., 10, 11, 12g Manager of Hockey Team IG. demic. 52 NICHOLAS LAMAR KING-Stevenson, Gen- Chorus, 11, 12, Track and Field, 123 Oklahoma, a FRANKLIN ROY KIRK-Reisterstowng Aca- JAMIE SUE KIRKMAN-Owings Mills, Commercial. DOUGLAS W. KNIGHT-Owings Millsg Academicg Student Council, 10, 113 Class V.P., 10. FREDERICK NORMAN KOENIG, JR.-Reisterstown, General. DAVE KORMAN-Reisterstown, General. MICHAEL GENE KORMAN-Owings Millsg Gen eral. JAMES EDWARD KREUZBERG-Pikesvilleg Aca demic. . . We Wore Red and Blue and Cheered Like Crazy at the RAYMOND H. LEE-Owings Mills, Academic, j.V. Soccer, 10, 113 J.V. Track, 103 Gymnastics, 113 V. Track, 11, 12, V. Soccer, 125 V. Basketball, 12, V.F.O.. 12. MARVIN LEEDY-Owings Mills, General, Stage Crew, 12. 'LYNNE LEVINSON-Pikesville, Academic, Student Council, 10, 12, Steering Committee, 11, F.T.A., 11, 12, Business Manager of Gazelle, 123 M.L.C., 12, Color Guard, 12. Game on Franklin Day . . CLARA MAE LAGES-Owings Millsg Commercial. HOWARD A. LAVIN-Reisterstowng Academic: Track and Field, 11, 12, Wrestling, 12. GLORIA ANN LEADER-Owings Millsg Commer- cial. JAMES LEE LINDLEY-Owings Mills, Academic, Student Council, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Soccer, 12, V.F.O., 10, 11, 12, V.P., 12, Steering Committee, 12, M.L.C., 12, Dial Staff, 12, Jesters, 12, Thespians, 12, A.F.S. Committee, 11, 12, Boys State 11, Oklahoma, 11. WALTER LISTER-Owings Mills, General, Transfer from Littleton High School. EVELYN SUSANNE LITTLE-Owings lNIills, Aca- demic, F.T.A., 10, M.L,C., 12, F.N.A., 12, Chorus, 12, Okldbdllltf, 11, Tealmure of the August Moon, 12,- V wk 2 -t .1 el . len 'M 1 31 l X it U .W-C' -- l 2' .Ji ia!! ',--WX l yu 5, R f . if I, xv J ' 3 'Qu wt - 1 'sl , . , 5 V t 1 L, ' v-.Y . .1 F' 'W ' its .I fig 5' an ik. tx flgjif X Hs. ,f VQPL W? X BONNIE RAE LOCKARD-Reisterstown, Academic Cheerleader, 12, Chorus, 10, 11, J,V. Basketball, 10, Var- sity Basketball, 11, 12, Varsity Softball, 10, V.F.O., 10 11, Vice Pres., 12, Belly are Ringing, 10. CHARLES HENRY LONG-Reisterstown, Commercial J.V. Baseball, 10, 11. 54 CONNI JEAN LEWIS-Pikesville, Commercial, F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, 10, J.V. Hockey, 10, Varsity Hockey, 11, Varsity Softball, 10, 11, DOTTY LINDENMUTH-Owings Mills, Commer- cial, Library Assistant, 10. INGRID LINDLEY-Owings Mills, Academic, lNl.L.C., 12. No one outgrows his need for milk--not even seniors. ALAN LONG-Owings Mills, Academic, Class Treas- urer, 12, Honor Society Treasurer, 12, Varsity Wrestling, 11, 12, J.V. Soccer, 10, 11, Varsity Soccer, 12, C.C. Treasurer, 11, 12, Photographer for Dial and Gazelle, 12, V.F,O., 11, 12, F.S.A., Vice Presi- dent, 10. LINDA LEE LUBOW-Pikesville, Academic, Chorus, 11, F.T.A., 12, M.L.C., 12. BONNIE LYNCH-Reisterstown, Commercial, F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12. xi, - 1. EARL MACHIN-Reisterstown, General, Gazelle, 10, Stage Crew, 12, Teaboure of lbe Augurl Moon, 12. SUSAN LEE MACHT-Pikesville, Academic, Literary Editor of Dial, 12, M.L.C., 11, 12, Gazelle, 12, Na- tional Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, U.N.Y.O., 10, F.S.A., 11, Debate Team, 12, National Merit Letter of Com- mendation, 12, A Nigbl of Sbakerpeare, 10. CHARLES ROGER MacLELLAN-Glyndon, Academ- ic, Dial, 12, Gazelle, 10, 11, 12, U.N.Y.O., 10, j.V. Soccer, 10, 11, Varsity Soccer. 12: junto, 12, F.M.C.. 12, U. of Madrid, 11 Q C11 fl-'14,-fb V'cxfL?A,Li!j1j 4.5 --40 - . W- . Qzzag gn .V . Rresldent flolinsbn Declared War on Poverty . . '7-fveli Qi 1.9.0 CLLAU Ffa C1l.Ufi71Z'1:llVJ,Q! aww gm- 1 32,i.,,d,,,,' ,,5,,,.,W, .,, 1.14-'cfm JAMES JAINIIESON INIALCOLINI-Glyndon, Aca- demic, Varsity Soccer, 11, 12. DIANE MALLALIEU-Reisterstown, Academic, Na- tional Honor Society, 11, 12, U.F.O., 11, 12, Varsity Softball, 11, U.N.F.O., 11, 12, Library Aid, 11, Dial, 12. RICHARD FRANKLIN IVIANDY-Pilcesvilleg Aca- demic, Student Council, 11, DAVID MAGEE-Randallstown, General, Track, 10, Scenery Crew, 12, Teabouse of lhe Augurl Moon, 12. BARBARA A. MAGERS-Reisterstown, Academic, Student Council, 12, F.T.A., 12, Steering Committee, 11, jesters, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 12, Thespians, 10, 11, 12, j.V. Hockey, 10, Varsity Hockey, 11, 12, j.V. Basketball, 11, Varsity Basketball, 12, U.F.O., 11, 12, Secretary, 12, Chorus, 10, 11, 12, M.L.C., 11, 12, Belly are Ringing, 10, Oklahoma, 11. SUSAN ANN MAIORANA-Pikesville, Commercial, F.B.L.A., 10, 12. 55 . . We Finished Applying to Colleges and Heaved a Sigh of Relief . . DONNA LEE MANITAS-Owings Mills, Commer- cial, F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, V.P., 11. STEPHANIE L. MARKLAND-Reisterstown, Aca- demic, F.T.A., 12. YVONNE LEA MARSHALL-Owings Mills, Com- mercial, F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH EDWARD MCCARTHY-Owings Mills, Academic, Manager Varsity Basketball, 11, 12, Gazelle, 10, 11, 12, M.L.C., 11, 12, Shaken'- Qqa peare Nigbl, 10, Dial, 12. 'IQ HARRISON STERLING McCAULEY, JR.- Reisterstown, General. JOHN MCCAULEY-Reisterstown, General. THOMAS MCLEAN, JR.-Reisterstown, Academic, Band, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra, 10, 11, 12, Dance Band, 11, 12, Bellr are Ringing, 10, Oklahoma, 11. HARRY R. MCNULTY-Reisterstown, General. CYNTHIA LYNNE MEEKINS-Owings Mills, Academic, F.N.A., 10, 11, 12, Historian, 12, Student Council Representative, 11, jesters, 10, 11, 12, Slmkerpeure Night, 10, Stardurt, 12, Tealaoure of the Augufl Moon, 12, Stage Crew, 12. ff' - . 56 PAULA MARSIGLIA-Reisterstown, Academic. EDWIN MARTIN-Reisterstown, Academic, Attended University of Madrid, Summer '64. SUSAN ELAINE MAYS-Reisterstown, Commercial, F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, Vice Pres., 10, J.V. Basketball, 10, Varsity Basketball, 11, V.F.O., 11, 12. inur- SANDRA MERTZ-Owings Mills, Commercialg Guidance Office Helper, 11. DAVID STUART MEYD-Reisterstowng General. RONNIE MILES-Owings Mills, General, Band, 10, 11. A A aj 71 we Liilw MW' ' WU' at bt at . Until April . Q JOAN MARIE MURRAY-Reisterstowng Commercial F.B.L.A,, 10, 11, F.N.A., 12. SUSAN S. MYERBERG-Pikesvilleg Academic, Ac- tivities Editor of Dial, 12, National Honor Society 10 11 12' Secretar 17' Cheerleader 17' UNYO 1 ' 1 yv -, 1 7 -7 ---4 , 11, Student Council, 10, Steering Committee, 12 TERRI NADON-Owings Mills, Academic. Adnan. CAROLE LYNN MILLER-Pikesvilleg Academic, De- partment Editor, Dial, 12g Gazelle Staff, 123 U.N.Y.O. 113 F.T.A., 12, M.L.C., 11, 12, Steering Committee 11: DONALD MILLER-Owings Mills, Academic, Var- sity Wrestling, 10, 11, 12. DOTTYE LOU MILLER-Reisterstowng Academic, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Student Council, 11 123 U.N,Y.0., 10, 11, F.N.A., 12, Jesters, 10, 11, Cheerleader, 12, j.V. Basketball, 10, Varsity Basketball, 11,12gV.F.O.,11,12gDinl,12. CAROL MILLS-Reisterstowng .Academicg F.N.A., 12g Library Assistant, 12, Transfer from Milford. NANCY L. MORRONW-Reisterstowng Commercial, F.B.L.A., 12. T. TAZEWELL MUMFORD-Garrison, Academic, Chess Club, 12, Transfer from Salisbury, Conn, MAX STUL OPPENHEIMERvPikesville3 Academic3 National Honor Society, 10, 11, 12g Student Court, 103 Student Council, 10, 11, 123 Debate Team, 10, 11, 123 Science Seminars, 10, 11Q Chess Club, 11, 12, President, 11, Gazelle, 11, 12, Assistant Second Page Editor, 11, NCTE Writing Achievement Award, 113 Boys State, 11, M.L.C., 123 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation, 123 Dial Editor, 12. EVA RUTH OWENS-Reisterstowng Academic3 Cho- rus, 10, 11, 123 U.N.Y.O., 10, 11, 123 jesters, 12, Debate Team, 123 Bell: Are Ringing, 10, Oklahoma, 11. STEVE PANOS-Reisterstown3 General. Parley-vous francais, espa?1'ol, English, Deutsche??? 58 JOHN STEVEN NESTER-Reisterstowng General3 Varsity Wrestling, 123 J.V. Wrestling, 11, J.V. Soccer, 103 Varsity Soccer, 12, J.V. Track, 10. WILLIAM DAVID NEWBERRY-Owings Mills3 General. MARTHA ADELE NUSSEAR-Reisterstowng Academ- ic3-j.V. Hockey, 10, Varsity Hockey, 11, 123 V.F.O., 11, 123 J.V. Basketball, 10, 113 M.L.C., 11, 123 A.F.S. Committee, 123 F.T.A., 10, 11, 123 Attended University of Madrid, '64. REBECCA MAE PARROTT - Reisters town3 Academic U.N.Y.O., 103 Gazelle, 123 Manager J.V. Hock ey Team, 123 F.T.A., 12 Dial, 12. WILLIAM H. PEARSON, III-Butlerg Generalg Golf Team, 11. PATSY ANN FEELING-Stevenson, Commercial F.B.L.A., 11, 12. SHERMAN PEELING-Stevenson, General. BARBARA ELLEN PEREGOY-Owings Mills, Aca- demic, J.V. Hockey, 10, Varsity Hockey, 11, 12, Cap- tain, 12, J.V. Basketball, 10, Varsity Basketball, 11, 12, V.F.O., 11, 12, President, 12, U.N.Y.O., 10, 11, Steering Committee, 11, Student Council, 12, Shaker- peare Night, 10. r MARVIN ARON PERLMAN-Pikesville, General, Steering Committee, 12. MICHAEL PETTINGILL-Glyndon, Academic, Band, 11, 12. LENA PEYTON-Reisterstown, General, Chorus, 10, 11, 12. . The Orioles Came Close to Winning the Pennant . . JOSEFINA POLUICA-A.F.S., Argentina, Academic, U.N.Y.O., 12, Steering Committee, 12, Student Coun- cil, 12, M.L.C., 12, Cheerleader, 12. PAMELA OY POSNER-Stevenson, Academic, Cho- J rus, 12, U.N.Y.O., 12, F.L.C., 12. MARY ELIZABETH PRICE-Owings Mills, Com- mercial, F.B.L.A., 10, Guidance Office Worker, 11. MARCIA JAYNE PHENICIE-Reisterstown, General Chorus, 10, 11, 12,'Jesters, 12, Bell! Are Ringing, 10 Oklahoma, 11. KENT PHILLIPS-Randallstown, Academic, Track, 11, 12, Chess Club, 11, 12, Sergeant at Arms, 11, At- tended University of Madrid, Summer of 1964. THOMAS JAMES PINKINE-Owings Mills, Gen- eral, Gymnastics, 12, Oklahoma, 11. cZ.5Q4'fW4f?, 'fvfvfwffgfafpw JEFFREY BRACKETT QUANTE, III-Owings Mills Academic3 Gymnastics, 12. RENATA RAMSBURG-Reisterstown3 Academic F.S.A., 11, 123 M.L.C., 113 Majorettes, 113 Chorus? 10. GORDON LLOYD REED-Garrisong Academic Jesters, 123 U.N.Y.O., 10, 11, 12, F.M.C., 12g Chorus 10, 11g Arfenic and Old Lace, 103 Oklahoma, 11 Siarduff, 12, Bellf Are Ringing, 10. SHARON LYNNE PRICE-Reisterstown3 General F.B.L.A., 11, 123 Chorus, 12. JOAN CLAIR PROHINSKY-Reisterstown3 General j.V. Basketball, 103 Varsity Basketball, 11g V.F.O. 10, 11, 123 F.B.L.A.3 123 F.S.A., 123 Office Assistant 11, i CANDIS JAN PUTTERMAN-Owings Millsg Aca demicg Chorus, 11, 123 jesters, 11, 123 M.L.C., 11 123 F.S.C., 12. But Mr. Straus, who would pick up a singing-hitch-hiker? eralg Chorus, 11, 12. icg F.N.A., 11, 12. SHEILA MAE RHOADS-Owings Millsg Gen- ARNOLD RICHMAN-Pikesvilleg Academic. CAROLYN SUE RIFFE-Reisterstown3 Academ- r I, . I, Gazette, 10, 11, 12, Editor-in-Chief, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Academic Letter, 10, Varsity Crosscountry, 11 12, Captain, 12, J.V. Soccer, 10, IV. Track, 10 J.V. Wrestling, 11, Co-Captain, 11, Varsity Wrestling 12, Boys State, 11, Steering Committee, 10, 11, M.L,C. 11, 12, Vice President, 12, V.F.O., 11, 12, U.N.Y.O. ll, IZ. LESLIE IVIIRIAINI SANDLER-Pikesville, Academic Student Editor of Dial, 12, Cheerleader, 12, IV Hockey, 11, U.N.Y.O., 11, 12, Student Council, 10, 11, 12, Steering Committee, 10, 12, M.L.C., 11, 12 F.T.A., 10, Olelabomfz, 11, Weclnesday M. Club Co Chairman, V.F.O., 12. BARBARA JEAN SARVIS-Owings Mills, General Chorus.10,11, 12. All I want for Christmas is a new briefcase THOMAS J. ROSSER-Reisterstown, Academic' 1 y 1 v MICHEL ROBERT SCHEIN Q Owings Mills, Academic, Stage Crew, 11, Varsity Base' ball 11 RICHARD LEE RILL-Upperco, Academic, U,N.Y.O,. 12, F.S.A., 12, V.F.O., 10, 11, 12, Varsity Baseball. io, 11, 12. DARRELL ROBERT ROBERTSONfReisterstown1 IV. Baseball, 10, 11, Chess Club, 12. XVILLIAM CARL ROHDE-Reisterstown, Academic, Student Council, 10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian, 12, Steering Committee, 10, 11, Treasurer, 11, Soccer, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball, 10, 11. 12, jesters, 10, 11, 12, Thespians, 10, 11, 12, V.F.O., 11, 12, Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholarship, 12, Bellr Are Ringing, 10, Oklahoma, 11, Night of ffm. 16, 10, Bye-Bye Birdie, 11. ANN LOUISE SCHERLIS - Owings Mills, Academic, Scho- lastic Letter, 10, J.V. Hockey, 10, IV. Basket- ball, 10, F.N.A., 11, 12, M.L.C., 11, 12. CHERYL L. SCHMIDT-Glyndon, Academic, jesters, 10, 11, 12, Pres., 12, Thespians, 10, 11, 12, Student Council, 12, Debate Team, 12, Gazelle, 12, Girls State, 11, Steering Committee, 12. OLIVER N. SCHOLTES-Reisterstown, General, Gazezze,12, RICHARD SCHREYER-Owings Mills, Academic, j.V. Baseball, 10, 11, Varsity Baseball, 12. CHARLES YALE SCHWARTZMAN-Pikesville, Gen- eral, Library Assistant, 10, Tennis Team, 12. WILLIAM RONALD SEABOLD-Glyndon, Academ- ic, Student Council, 10, 11, 12, Treas., 11, Pres., 12, A.F.S. Nominee, Soccer, 10, 11, 12, V.F.O., 12, U.N.Y.O., 10, 11, 12, Student-Court, 10, Steering Committee, 10, 11, jesters, 12,'Thespians, 12, Ping Pong Club, 12, Slmkerpeare Night, 10. RICHARD SEABREASE-Soldier Delight, General, F.S.A., 10, 11, Vice Pres., 11, S.S.C., 11, 12, Gazelle, 10. We Beat Milford in Basketball WALTER SHAFFER-Upperco, General, Chorus, 10. JOAN FRANCES SHANEYBROOK-Reisterstown' Academic, F.N,A., 10, 11, 12, jesters, 12. 1 ALBERT R. SHAWVER-Reisterstown, General, Var- sity Soccer, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Basketball, 10, 11, 12' Varsity Baseball, 10, 11, 12, V.F.O., 10, 11, 12. w GARY SHIPPhReisterstown, General. JERRY R. SIMMONS-Reisterstown, Academic, Varsity Soccer, 12, V.F.O., 12, F.S.A., 12, Stua dent Council, 12. RICHARD LEE SIMMONS-Reisterstowng Gen- eral, Student Council, 10, Chess Club, 11. MARY CATHERINE SMINK-Owings Mills, Aca- demic, Honor Society, 11, 12, Steering Committee, 10, 11, Vice Pres., 11, F.T.A., 10, 11, Secretary, 11, M.L.C., 11, 12, Chorus, 10, Student Council, 12, Bell! Are Ringizzg. 10. RONALD SMITH-Owings Mills, Academic, J.V. Track, 10, Varsity Track, 11, 12. JUDITH ANN SMOOT-Reisterstown, Academic, Steering Committee, 10, 11, Secretary, 10, U.N.Y.O., 11, 12, j.V. Hockey, 10, Varsity Hockey, 12, Orches- tra, 10, 11, 12, Chorus, 10, 11, 12, V.F.O., 12, Belli Are Ringing, 10, Oklahoma, 11. f ,-,. el - - ni You should have seen how cool it was. Right, Richard?? ROY LAWRENCE SIMMONS-Reisterstown, Gen- eral, jesters, 11, 12, Parliamentarian, 12, Oklahoma, 11. RITA RAE SINDLER-Pikesville, Academic, Honor -Society, 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader, 11, 12, Student Council, 12, Historian, 12, Dial, 12, V.F.O., 12, Oklahoma, 11, Varsity Basketball, 12, ROYCE SINDLER-Pikesville, Academic, Honor So- ciety, 10, 11, 12, Student Council, 10, 11, 12, F.N.A., 11, 12, Vice Pres., 12, Cheerleader, 11, 12, Co-Captain, 11, Captain, 12, Basketball, .10, 11, 12, V.F.O., 12, Dial, 12, Oklahoma, 11. , V , uni A l M157 L. JANE SPANGLER - Reisterstown, Academic F.S.A., 10, 11, Secretary Treasurer, 10, 11, j.V. Hockey, 11, F.N.A., 12. ROBERT SPRINKLE - Glyndon, General, Cho- rus, 10. 63 .ii ,wr l, ,Y L4 PEGGY LEE STEXXlART+Randallstown, Commercial, F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 125 Office Assistant, 12. FRANCIS STITELY-Reisterstowng General, IV. Baseball, 10,, IV. Soccer Manager, 113 Stage Crew, 11, 12. TIMOTHY STITELY-Reisterstown, General. RONALD LEE STITZEL-Reisterstowng General. CAROLYN ELIZABETH STURGEON-Owings Mills, Academic, Band, 11, 12, Vice Pres., 11, President, 12, Orchestra, 11, 12, Dance Band, 11, 12, County Orchestra, 11, 12, County Band, 12g Varsity Basketball, 12. 64 SANDRA LEE SPRINKLEhReisterstoWng General, jesters, 11, 12, Chorus, 103 F.B.L.A., 10, Library As- sistant, 10, 12. DEBORAH STALLARD-Luthervilleg Academic, Steering Committee, 11, 12, Secretary, 11, 12, Typing Editor of Dial, 12, Student Court, 10, Student Council, 10, F.N.A,, 10, 11, 123 Thespians, 10, 11, 12g Jesters, 10, 11, 12, Vice Pres., 113 Chorus, 10, 11, 12, Color Guard, 12, Nigbl of fdlllldfj' 16, 11, Bell! Are Ringing. 10gSfard11fl, 12g Home For Christmas, 11. PATRICIA LYNN STEVENS-Glyndong Academicg F.N.A., 10, 11, 12, Historian 12. But there isn't any room left on the students' parking lot!! Teahouse, here we come! HARRIET M. SUCHTING-Owings Mills, Academic, Steering Committee, 10, 11, 12,-Chorus, 10, 11, 12, Jesters, 10, 11, 12, Sec., 11, Vice Pres., 12, Thespians, 10, 11, 12, Hockey, 10, 11, 12, V.F.O,, 11, 12, Bellf Are Ringing, 10, Stardzzft, 12, Still Standr the Haute, 10. ARTHUR JACK SYMMONDS-Glyndon, Academic. ROBERT M. TANKIN-Owings Mills, Commercial. DONNA MAE TEAL-Hampstead, Commercial F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, Varsity Softball, 11. LINDA DIANE THOMPSON-Owings Mills, Com- mercial, F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12. MARY LOU THOMSON-Pikesville, Commercial U.N.Y.O., 10, 12. . We Danced in the Ballroom of the Alcazar at Our Senior Prom . BRUCE ALAN TRACEY-Reisterstown, General. JOHN S. TRACEY-Reisterstown, Academic, Honor Society, 10, 11, Treasurer, 10, F.S.A., 10, Treasurer, Band, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra, 10, 11, 12, Gazette, 11, 12, Dial, 12, Student Council, 12, Bell: Are Ringing, 10, Oklahoma, 11. RUSSELL E. TROXELL-Owings Mills, General. JOHN E. TINKLER, III-Reisterstown, General, Jest- ers, 10, 11, 12, Thespians, 10, 11, 12, J.V. Baseball 10, Track, 12. JO LYNN TIRALLA-Reisterstown, Academic, Jest- ers, 10, 11, 12, Thespians, 10, 11, 12, Girls State 11, Night of January 16, Still Stand: the Hours. GRASON ALAN TRACEY-Reisterstown, General. s 1 F.B.L.A., 10. . . We Wore White and Blues We Were Solemn at JANE M. TURNBAUGH-Reisterstowng Commercial, Graduation, June IS, l965 STEVEN LOUIS VALENSTEIN-Pikesvilleg Aca- demic, News Editor of Gazelle, 123 Student Council, 10, 11, 12g Dial Staff, 12g Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, J.V. Track, 103 J.V. Basketball, 11, Varsity Golf, 11, V.F.O., 11, 12, Ping Pong Club, 12, Pres., 12g Chess Club, 11. ZEHRA M. VEYSIEOwings Millsg Generalg U.N.Y.O., 12. BARBARA LYNN WADE-Reisterstowng Academic F.T.A., 10, 11, 12. CHRISTINE JOAN WAITE-Owings Millsg General Orchestra, 10, 11, 12. MARCELLA V. WALES-Randallstowng Academic F.N.A., 10, 11. CAROLE BOBBY WALTER-Reisterstowng General. RUTH VIRGINIA WARD-Reisterstown, Academic, F.T.A., 10, JOHN U. WARNER-Reisterstowng General. 66 STEVEN M. WALK-Owings Mills, Academicg J.V. Baseball, 103 Track, 11, Varsity Track, 123 Jesters, 12, Stage Crew, Teaboure of the Augun Moon, 12. demic, F.N.A., 10, 11, 12. RICHARD L. WALKER-Reisterstowng General, Chorus, 10, 11, 123 Cross Country, 10. ANNE WALKER-Pikesvilleg Aca- Lx-K A X ' RONALD G. WELSH-Reisterstown, Academic, F.S.A., 11, 12, Student Council, 10. BRUCE EDWARD WEXLER-Pikesville, Academic, Varsity Soccer, 11, 12, Varsity Tennis, 11, 12, Varsity Basketball, 12, Steering Committee, 12, Vice President, 12, Gazelle, 11, 12, 1st Page Editor, 12, Debate Team, 12, Student Council, 12, V.F.O., 11, 12, President, 12, Honor Society, 11, 12, Chess Club, 11. ROBERT BURTON WHIPPO-Owings Mills, Aca- demic, Student Council, 11, 12, U.N.Y.O., 11, 12, Track, 11, 12, Ping Pong Club, 11, 12. MIKE WHITEHEAD-Owings Mills, Academic. DAVID JOHN WIGHT-Reisterstown, Academic, Stu- dent Council, 10, 11, 12, Gazelle, 11, 12, Editor, 12, Steering Committee, 12, F.T.A., 11, Arfenir and Old Lace, 11. RICHARD WAYNE NVATKINS-Lutherville, Gen- eral, J.V. Track, 10, Gymnastics, 11. SUSAN WEISS-Pikesville, Academic, F.T.A., 10, U.N.Y.O., 11, 12, F.M.C., 12, Gazelle, 11, 12, M.L.C., 12. ROBERT DALE WELCH-Finksburg, Academic, Honor Society, 11, 12, Scholastic Letter, 10, Debate Team, 12, Soccer, 10, 11, 12, j.V. Basketball, 10, J.V. Baseball, 10, V.F.O., 11, 12, F.S.A., 12. t J vi 3-il +5 . ,W I i' 5 ,e You light the fuse, I'll watch out for Mr. Sweeney. 67 JAMES MICHAEL WINEKE-Reisterstowng General. ALLEN RAY WINGATE-Reisterstowng Academicg Steering Committee, 10, 113 Student Council, 12. MARLENE LEISA WINGFIELD-Owings Millsg Commercial. NANCY WINKLER-Glyndong Academic, F.T.A., 11, 12, Treas., 12g Student Council, 12. BOBBY WIRTS-Reisterstowng General. 68 RONALD WILLIAMS-Reisterstowng Academic. RONNIE WILLIAMS-Reisterstowng General. SUSAN MAY WILSON-Reisterstowng Commercial F.B.L.A., 11, 123 Office Assistant, 123 Library Assist ant, 10. ,,,,..,. ,... 'twas the day before Christmas and all through the school . . . MARGARET ANNE WOODEN-Glyndong Academ- ic3 Student Council, 10, 11, 123 F.N.A., 10, 11, 123 Jesters, 10, 123 Thespians, 11, 123 J.V. Hockey, 113 Night of january 16. JOHN WOODSON-Pikesvil1e3 General3 Varsity Wrestling, 10, 11, 123 V.F.O., 10, 11, 123 F.N.A., 11, 12, Ping Pong Club, 11, 123 Jesters, 11, 123 Thespians, 123 Sorry Wrong Number, 11Q Inlyeriz floe Wind, 11. EDITH WOODWARD-Glyndong General. w WAYNE WOOLFORD-Owings Mills, General. PHILIP WROE, III-GIyndon3 General, Projection Crew, 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew, 11, 12, Light Crew, 11, Light Manager, 123 Jesters, 11, 12. EDWARD ALLEN YOUNG-Owings Mills3 General. Transcripts, board scores, schedule changes, mid-year school reports . . . I can't wait until they graduate. SHARON YOUNKER-Reisterstown3 General3 j.V. Hockey, 103 Varsity Hockey, 11. NINA HOPE ZASLOWSKY-Pikesvilleg Aca- demicg Transfer from Amity Regional High School, 123 Student Council, 123 Honor Society, 123 l Gazelle, 12. LINDA MAE ZEIGLER-Owings Millsg Com- mercialg F,B.L,A., 10, 11. A l BARBARA W. ZIZWAREK-Owings Millsg Academ- - icg F.T.A. 10, 11, 12 Parliamentarian 11, Pres. 12. VICKI ZOELLER-Owings Millsg Academicg Honor Society 11, 123 Thespians 10, 11, 12. FREDERICK CARL ZOLONAS-Reisterstowng Gen- eral. wvlff KEY TO ACTIVITIES A.F.S. American Field Service F.B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America F.N.A. Future Nurses of America F.S.A. Future Scientists of America E.M.C. Folk Music Club F.T.A. Future Teachers of America M.L.C. Modern Language Club U.N.Y.O. United Nations Youth Organization V.F.O. Varsity F Organization W' fig A' f,,r fr, 1-A an ,aww ,,,, I 9'9 I Most spirited seniors are Alan Kerwin and Royce Sindler. 72 Who's The Most? 'UO Q .,,, v. fn The sky's the limit for our most successful sen- iors, john Englar and Debbie Stallarcl, Our thinkers are Max Op penheimer and Susan Macht who were voted the most in telligenr seniors. Best looking seniors are Sandy Bradley and john Tinkler. 1 o Lynn Tirelll mtl Ronnie Seabold best all lround play wrounds Push her higher?? Most humorous seniors are Carla Burchett and Mike Caltrider. Dressed in the lttlie that obxiously won them their titles of best dressed sen iors :ue Susan Myerberf, md Ronnie Seubold Nkho S155 I cint sink this!! Albert Slimmer and Barbie Peregoy are the most athletic seniors. Most popular seniors are Sandy Bradley and Ro nnie Seabold. . For Life Goes Not Backward Nor Tarries With Yesterday . Class of '66 l Est 5 35 Junior Class Steering Committee: L. R., BACK ROIV-Melvin Fair, Eddie Kofsky, hir. Lloyd fAclviserj, Jean Wisner, Janet Emerson, Lyle Wilson, Marc Pcttingill. 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' s X xxx, X 1. ei 80 Linda Alban Richard Anderson Mary Andrew Deborah Appel Patrick Atherholt Mildred Austin Patricia Austin Cathy Badrick Beverly Ballard Hazel Baxter Patricia Baxter Carole Belt Susan Benson Daniel Bergen Bruce Bernett Deborah Biemiller Monika Birkhead Danny Blinson Kathryn Boehm Michael Boklyer Brenda Bolte Cynthia Bond Carole Boone Diane Bornman Gary Bosley Stanley Bowen Peggy Bowers Charles Bradley Linda Brady Robert Brian Michale Brian Elizabeth Brickner Sharon Brown Robert Bryan Michael Bocci Darcel Burchett Beverly Burnett Bruce Burnett Mary Burnham Mary Jane Callahan Lois Cantor Janet Caples Robert Carey Amy Cashman Kathleen Centofonti David Chaney Adrienne Charette Linda Chenoweth Warren Chenoweth Richard Chrissinger Everett Christian Barbara Clark Dennis Clifford Patricia Coppersmith Russell Corner Cheryl Corp Dennis Crooks Sharon Crouse Donald Cullison Barbara Davis Ronald Decker Donna Delawder . ,, W ,gg I av I A f .V 6 ' x 'R 1 gr-14 if 1 53+ If . 1, .rx ' if G' .L 2 il I 'fl M M. 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Z -vt ' we cl Y I My uf 'if ,Af 3. 6,3 Mark Stoff Pat Storm Andrea Strain Judith Stuller Terryl Tenney William Texter Janice Thomas Jane Thompson William Tinkler Eugene Tracey Sharon Tracey Deborah Troxall Patricia Troxell David Troyer 1 -'amy . ga. ra,.,r S ,Q Mr Moms Iva Turnbaugh Sidney Waite Dixie Walker. Marlene Ward Yolanda Ward Darcie Warner Diana Warner Dennis Warren Christine Waskevich Steve Weintraub Katherine Welch Francis Wesley Robert White Suzanne Wigley Annetta Williams Vernon Williams Albert Wingfield Paul Wooden Sandra Woods Michael Yox Elwood Zepp nz -Q ze M A S 1 l 1 W . k g 2 5 5 i 1 F, v A LET: waftigfl I fm V T K I, ,lg . A Wea. at v h, g Q3 x J 4 kg , l 5 Ri ,, ,, V 5, -rl ,'. fa ,,, aa rw 9 Special Education Faye Abbott Joann Sarvis ' F A Herman Gamber Murray Saval V- Y? ly X lik e his 'ct W 3'-ffzi .- Herman Hamm Margaret Stough K A ' Q Anna james Limia Warner A V .,a. r, Q Vx an gr i n H L'k B t W b I enry 1 es e ty e s er l it -W Q uw . i 2 5' a A ,. ,.. I Q - vr' ? v s 'S wi! eM,.i SEQ - aria 4 Mrs. Kelbaugh gives vofabulary lists to her students. El S S o '68 l C C Class 9A-Virginia Hipple, Beth Hillman, Susan Sedicum, Peggy Gamber, Kay Anne Quock, Margery Greenfield, jean Hinlicky. Row 2-Robert Cutler, Ole Hendrickson, Richard Hemler, Howard Weinberg, Bill Worthley, Richard Long, Cono Bucolo, George Bakalyer. Row 3-Linda Price, Jan Smoot, Susan Nice, Susan Milburn, Tedd Jett, Butch Hyde, Kitty Zozak, Frances Snyder. Row 4-Jack Renner, David Bonsall, Kenneth Kreuzberg, Ronald Ritchie, Tom Knoche, Marvin Bayne. 9.2 Class 9B-Row 1-Carol Stallings, Linda Schroeder, Alice Yeager, Harriet Epstein, jesse Weinstein, Sandy Berman, Betty Riffe. Row 2-Harriet Feldman, Cathy Rand, Pam Myers, Gary Blank, Bruce Yaffe, Harvey Goldberg, Norma Schreck, Gail Macht, Linda McWilliams. Row 3--james Devers, jay Block, Don Mullenoore, Gary Will, Arthur Clayman, Mike Rosenberg, Nancy Rosser, Helena Rubenstein, Chris Mersinger. 88 l Class 9C-Rau' 1-Debbie Heyman, Caroline Downes, Betsy Chandler, Robin Young, Beverly Porter, jeanetta Bryson, Shirley Knott. Row 2-Susan Wilson, Brenda Harvey, Marta Hood, Terry Ives, Mary Anne Thomas, Sherri Levin, Lana Posner, Lois Smith. Rau' 3-Bill Hilgartner, Richard Schaeffer, David Morrow, Mike Duman, Chris Spencer, Donald Soule, Debbie Katz, Donna Long, Jane Deutch. Rau' 4-Becky Ash, Judy Crumrine, Coleen Gordy, Wendy Wfright, Sandy Ramsburg, Robert Wilson, Steve Berry, Harvy Yenkenson. Row 5-Chris Wells, Albert Reed, jim Scherlis, Charles Sullivan, Robert Maynard. Class 9D-Rau' 1-Sonya Owings, Peggy VonGunten, Jeanne Basler, Donna Shipely, Donna Hibbs, Sandy Getzler, Jane Littleton. Row 2-Debbie Frederick, Susan Heintzman, Treva Offenbacker, Mary Martin, Pamela Gagnon, Jenny Sroka, Bonnie Hastings, Sherry Bosley, Anne Eser. Row 3-Tommy Brewer, Bruce Hartz, Benny Higgs, Dennis Lutz, John Bosley, jan Cuthbert, Calhy Freeman, Barbara Burnham. Raw 4-Gregory Woodson, Charles Doggett, Dawn Stitely, Ellen Manoff, Susan vida, Bruce Peeling, Donald Morris. Raw 5-Donald Disney, Robert Knott, Tim Gib- ney, Larry Kimmel. 8 Class 9E-Rau' 1-Jeanne Mays, Leslie Magin, Carol Hale, Emily Schloss, Nancy Prince, Fern Hoffman, Sue Leninson. Rout' 2-Bob Gambrill, Alan Tankin, Melvin Sharokey, Miles Rudy, Cary Jones, Nick Stuhler, Arthur London, Mark Cap, Donald Valdivia, Row 3-Janice Tomlinson, Fay Fowler, jams Link, Elaine Miller, Kris Sykes, Nancy Viloodworth, Jonas Goldstein, Howard Caplan. Row 4-Lynne Budinski, Janice Snyder, Joyce Snyder. Row 5-David Dulik, Steve Cochell, Danny Griffin, Gary Hubeck, Eugene Merkel, Lewis Curtis, Myron Kempler. Class 9F-Rau' 1-Gloria VanDusen, Mary Jo Phenicie, Mary Centofonti, Lynn Goodrich, Gail Smith, Shirly Sprinkle, Susan Harry. Rau' 2-Earl Wineke, Ricky Broderick, Murray Rutkin, Andy Bareline, Rip Riddle, Leo McConnville, Mahesh Patel, jim Lutz. Rau' 3-joan Baseman, Connie Goodman, Diane Sadler, Stephanie Borys, Anita Mattucci, Nancy Gifford, Linda Valice. Row 4-Dennis Sober, Bruce Leppo, Steve Pitkin, Tom Harney, Robin Diehl, Pat Kilduff, Steve Miller, Steve Harmon. Row 5-Pete Smith, Hans Schneider, Leon Parker, Alan Schneiderman, Scott Crumbaugh, David Zoeller, Eddie Voelker. Class 9G Row 1 Myrtice Howard Helen Christopher, Kathy Alban, Lynne Giggey, Sheila Gillis, Linda Sprinkle, Sharon Lindsay. Riu' 2-Tim Shillihg, Doug Elseroad, Debby Kempler, Georgia Mattox. Pam Vain, Isabel Grammer, Jerome I-Iornung, Jim Booth, Dennis Cole, George Ringrose. Row 3-Bob Hogg, Jim Kistner, Pamela Carter, Jackie W'right Linda Cofsky Marcella Burgess Stephanie Stephens, Mary Guy, Lynn Grimes. Row 4-Mark Daniels, Melvin,Barnhart, Larry Knoerlein, Ricky,Shaneybrook, Russell Montour, Eddie Lockard, Paul Arnold, Warren Harding, Robert Miller. Class 9H-Row 1-Cheryl Mott, Cynthia Sober, Kathleen Cannatella, Vera Berkey, Linda Snyder, Lisa Sherman, Janice Wyatt. Row 2-Bob Massicott, Billy Koch, Robert Munchire, Lynn Isenock, Sharon Black, Janie Mackert, Gary Tall, George Klunk, Billy Bryan. Row 3-Margaret Kirrer, Cheryl Shaneybrook, John Dillon, Bruce Charl- ton, Joe Doskus, Mike Hogue, Danny Walsh, Patsy Lambert, Mary Jane Watson. Row 4-Charles Whitehead, Sharon Field, Bonnie Harmon. Row 5--John Basler, Jacques Kiehl, Wendel Powell, Charles Whitehead, Charles Hoffman, David MacNammera, Calvin Ginnivan. 9l Class 9I-Row 1-Agnes Dean, Debbie' Lynch, Nancy Porter, Irene Cole, Donna Leaf, Patsy Gregg, Victoria Coffey. Rau' 2+Vernon Harvey, Rick Harmon, Willianm Hale, Norman Heckle, Kenny Weiskettle, Gary Engle, Norman Naylor, Steve Collins, Donald Rice. Rau' 3-Charles Bosley, Lloyd Miller, Glen Daniels, Charles Triplett, Melvin Miller, Roy Symonds, Jerry Wfalter, Roger Childers. Rau' 4-james Freeman, Walter Skorko, james Schaunberger, Charles Knight, Richard Thompson, Allen Heffner, Mike Heiburg. His wwf 4 -J , ,,-', I wsegziwfifi il , Z , ' ,mam .W- an 15 Class 91-Rau' 1-Christine Zolonas, Linda Moore, Ruth Figgs, Kathy Engel, Diana Possicente, Shirley Clark, Barbara Mack. Row 2-jim Peltzer, Billy Nazelrod, Phillip Kable, Bill Covan, Linda Blamble, Eddie Stevens, Billy McDaniels, Dale Ensor, john Hinks. Row 3-Richard Harnish, Grason Johnson, Earl Armstrong, Sue Going, joan Dalo, Ray Texter, Renard Laws, George Schneider. Row 4-john Dragunuk, jim Stuller, Ralph Haines, Paul Schock, Craig Hoffnagle, Walter johnson. 92 Class 9K-Row 1-Carolyn Bopst, JoAnn Helwig, Kathy Burkindine, Charles Bailey, Sharon Miller, Cathleen Bowers, Linda Baxter. Rauf 2-Timmy Charles, William Clark, Bill jesih, Tim Gailey, Kathy Griffith, Guy Gardner, Phillip Charles, Charles Matthews. Rau' 3-Dean Abbott, Alan Grice, Dennis Myers, Billy Shimkus, Richard Glaeser, Richard Barwick, Lee Goodman. Class 9LARou' 1-Carl Hodge, Larry Moore, jackie Hill, Cam McCraw, Pam Marriott, Mary Kutlik, Sue Cantler. Row 2hRobert Wfalters, Vernon Gore, Charles Taylor, Rufus Charles, Steve Bertsch, Craig Smith. Raw 3-Charles Boblits, Michael Caine, john Gamber, David Symmonds. 93 Class 9X-Rauf 1-Joyce Metzbower, Marjorie Miller, Sarah Ellen Goldiner, Darlene Hall, Judy Saltzman, Debbie Brannon, Pat Gregory. Row 2-jeff Freidman, Paul Pinkas, Max Bulmash, Gail Teal, Steve Dunn, Philip Phillips, Tom Cooper. Row 3-Peggy Gregory, Margie Magers, Marsha Schwartz, Gloria Aquilana, Donna Peregoy, Robert Schwartz, Bill Eberhart. Row 4-Gary Newell, john Burke, Howard XVeisman, David Dalo, Tom Kemp, Tom Poe, Larry Semer. Bryan Meekins, Mike Armacost. fs? W sux ea -n y ,W Q ,P i P 'P '4 P leor ,Q S P f -VX W all P ., lf YQV, Y A QQ' V 1 fe. QQ: Q 5 ,. Z ,..:1 4 5 And that assembly for Franklin Day . . 94 r Candidly ' Franklin J Alggsv A A !:5 mifsiy 125 95 I :Ls .ef ,Aj I' 140' L21-qQgeM -1-...fa ,Mg-sw SPORT MM eww ,Q-am -- --safzefzsflwi '- .- f we 4, Q r VM o H .KS A -Z H we V :iii-bzfr sag-.,k fo: 'ff W., K Ki longwg You thot, eoerz like ez W- choin, you are as weak af your weaken' link. This is hut half ihe truth. You are 4150 af sfrong as your .virorzgexf link . . . The Pro phel 97 Z ,, W, F H 9' lv aw or H. amz ,... no. ,. L zo r Bottom row Jim Stuller fMgrj jim Malcolm Bruce Hartley Steve Nester Bruce Wexler, Bill Rohde, Gary Bullock, Roger McClel lan jim Lindley Second row Jeff Connell fMgrj Steve Gulick Ron Seabold john Englar Jerry Simmons, Dale Welch, Hal Long Les Ayers Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin SCORECARD North Carroll Milford Poly Dulaney Catonsville Towson Landsdowne Woodlawn Hereford Franklin Franklin Franklin .l.V. Soccer will Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin SCORECARD 0 Poly 0 Dulaney 2 Catonsville 1 Towson 2 Pikesville 2 Lansdowne 1 Woodlawn 3 Hereford L. to fx, Bozlom rouu' Phil Lippinski, Gary McXWilliams. Semzzd raw: Rick Lanford CMgr.j, Wolfgang Schnieder, Glenn Troyer, Bob Hannon Charles Sullivan, Ken Mays, Sterling Leppo, Gary Owings, Tim Gibney, Don Disney, Don Dalo, Mike Bakalyar, C. Bradley, P. Farrell Mr Sterling L. lo r., Bottom row: Barbara Bosley, Midge Wilson, Mary Fisher, Susan Dickens, Martha Nussear, jean Himmel, Judy Smoot Second mu Carol Kirby fMgr.j, Melinda Owings, Martha Gabel, Barbara Gaynor, Marlene Harper, Barbara Peregoy fcaptainj, Jean Wisner Harriet Suchting, Barbara Magers, Miss Holmes fcoachj. Varsity Hockey Franklin's females begin their annual sport's year with field hockey. This year's varsity team, coached by Miss julia Holmes, showed an impressive record of five wins, two losses and one tie. Scoring was done by Barbara Gaynor, Barbara Bosley, Judy Smoot, Mary Fisher and Barbara Peregoy. l00 Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin SCORECARD 5 Milford 5 Dulaney 2 Catonsville 1 Towson 5 Pikesville 2 Lansdowne 1 Woodlawn 1 Hereford Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin SCORECARD 3 Milford 1 Dulaney 1 Catonsville 1 Towson 4 Pikesville 2 Lansdowne 2 Woodlawn 0 Hereford . . Hockey The junior Varsity hockey team was coached by Miss Ellen Cronhart. The. team's record was three wins, three losses, and two ties. L. zo r., Bollom row: Peggy Nester, Terry Tenney. Second row: Rosemary Robertson, Carol Woodland, Sandy Phillips, Barbara Hobbs Third row: Mary Centifonti, Sharon Holbrook, Mary Durham, Marjorie Maers, Beverly Burnett. Top row: Kathy Welsh QMgr.J, jan Seabold jay Smith, Chris Mersinger, Ann Raver, Donna Peregory, Judy Stuller, Miss Cronhart fcoachj. L. za r., Bonom row: U.V.J Bruce Naylor, Charles Newcomer, Joe Kusterer, Albert Reed, Greg Pettingill, Bruce Echart, Mr. Kreunen fcoachj Serond row: fVarsityj Marvin Hewitt, Larry Gordon, Mike Caltrider, Marc Pettingill, Tom Rosser, jay Cuthbert. a Cross-Countr Cross-country is the hard sport of running! This past year the Franklin team finished fourth out of seventeen teams competing at Western Maryland College for state honors. I02 L. to r., Bollom row: Bonnie Lockard, Leslie Sandler, Rita Sindler, Amy London, Sue Myerberg. Serond row: Eva Goldfein, Nanci Chandler, Dottye Miller, Sandy Bradley. Third row: Royce Sindler, Martha Hess, Sue Schreyer. Cheerleading W if WMQQX My I03 Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin l 1 Al Shawver-in pain? Boys' Varsity Basketball SCORECARD Park St. Paul Milford Woodlawn Hereford Lansdowne Pikesville Dulaney Towson Catonsville Catonsville Towson Dulaney Pikesville Lansdowne Hereford Woodlawn Milford :E- L. lo r., Bollom. mw: Bill Rohde, Jim Lindley, Al Stroud. Serond row: Bob Baer, Al Shawver, Harry Kellner. Third row: Steve Hoffman Bruce Wexler, Bob Ginsberg, Joe McCarthy fMgr.j, Jeff Connell fMgr.j, Andy Wfildmen fMgr,j, Gary Owings, Bill Vain, Mr. Pfeifer fcoachj Carl Schoonover. I04 L. ta r., Bollom row: jim Stuller, Ron Richie, Warren Chenoweth fMgr.j, Sterling Leppo, Linnsey Grimes fMgr.j Paul Sivert Bill Eberhart Semnd raw: Ron Long, Ken Mays, Steve Lindenbaum, Russ Dickey, Mr. Bruce Ccoachj, Gary McWilliams, Charles Bradley Paul Farrell Mark Stoff Boys J. . Basketball sll 11s1,E 'l fix ii F SCORECARD T5 r Q' gi, 5 Franklin 19 Park 23 W Franklin 23 St. Paul 'wr Franklin 20 Milford Franklin 25 Wfoodlawn Franklin 23' Hereford ' Franklin 24 Lansdowne Franklin 27 Pikesville Franklin 21 Dulaney Franklin 25 Towson Franklin 23 Catonsville Franklin 28 Catonsville Franklin 22 Towson Franklin 35 Dulaney Franklin 38 Pikesville Franklin 26 Lansdowne Franklin 44 Hereford Franklin 46 Woodlawn Franklin 49 Milford Al gets the tip-again! L. to r., Bollom row: Sharon Holbrook fMgr.j, Bonnie Lockard, Melinda Owings, Rita Sindler, Dottye Miller, Royce Sindler. Sefond row joan Flohr fMgr.J, Barb Peregoy, Barb Bosley, Mary Fisher, B arb Magers.SIa11di11g.' Carolyn Sturgeon, Miss Jill Myers fcoachj. Girls' Varsity Basketball SCORECARD Franklin 1 4 Woodlawn Franklin Milford Franklin Dulaney Franklin Perry Hall Franklin Catonsville Franklin Hereford Franklin Towson Franklin Pikesville Franklin Lansdowne l06 1 Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin SCORECARD 1 0 Woodlawn 1 9 Milford 1 1 Dulaney 3 6 Perry Hall 1 7 Catonsville 1 8 Hereford 2 3 Towson 36 Pikesville 1 8 Lansdowne ii M Girls' J. . Basketball The second of the feminine sports at Franklin is basketball. Miss jill Myers is coach. L. to r., Bottom row: Terry Tenny, Maria Crawford, Dolores Burgess, Peggy Nester, Bev Burnett, joan Dalo, Judy Dalo. Second faux' Jay Smith fMgr.J, Barb Prohinsky, Rosemary Robertson CMgr.J. Smnding: Marcella Burgess, Donna Peregoy, Miss Myers fcoachj, Martha Gabel, Gail Tucker. IO7 L. to r., Bozzom row: john Woodson, Cecil Knotts, Marvin Hewitt, Bill Hill, Larry Gordon. Second row: Don Miller, Tom Casey, Steve Nester, George Crumrine fMgr.j. Third row: Tom Rosser, Gary Knights, Mr. Paul Morris fcoachj. Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin SCORECARD 1 8 Woodlawn 37 Lansdowne 1 5 Towson 2 1 Catonsville 39 Perry Hall 24 Hereford 24 Milford Va rsity Wrestling Hmm. , . 'L .M4:3Q'lN,5,,..' A mmqimlafagina I08 What do you mean? Mr. Morris is to be congratulated C??j Jack W100d50n-1-evefsaly Larry Gordon is out to get him! Q 4 Wrestling Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin SCORECARD 25 Woodlawn 34 Lansdowne 28 Towson 40 Catonsville 50 Perry Hall 24 Hereford 24 Milford UNBEATEN i ,, L. lo r., Bollam row: Philip Kable, Wayne Cary, Ron Smelz, Ron Leedy. Second row: Greg Wood- son, john Bosley, Lyle Wilson, Steve Miller. Third row: Mr. Sterling fcoachj, jim Fair, Bryan Meekins, Mike Gibson, Chuck Sullivan, Steve Gulick. 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And if this clay lj not LZ fulfillment of your needs . . . , zflaezz let if be 41 ffomise 'til another da .U J' The Proplaet Cl l WDM QF UVINC ,inns-ff' The Voice of Student Opinion STUDENT COUNCIL The Big Three-Seabold, White, and Englar. Complete representation of Student body . . . homeroom and club representatives, members at large . . . bi-monthly meetings . . . open debates . . . parliamentary procedure . . . co-ordinates policies of the school organizations . . . L Franklin Day . . . four main dances . . . ACTIVITY TICK- 7 ETS! . . . striving for high rank in B.C.R.A.S.C .... school Officers fl. 20 121 l Bwfvm Row: Ronnie store . . . stimulates school spirit . . . dimensions in democracy Seabold- Zfld Rowe' Rm 5mfl1?f, Sharon H01- and leadership. brook. Top Row: Paul White, john Englar, Bill Rohde. set ,Q S.C. fl. lo nj Boltom Row: Ray Wingate, Tom Beck, Charles Bradley, jimmy Scherlis, Steve Valenstein, Max Oppenheimer, Bruce Wexler. 2nd Row: Tim Gibney, Paul White, Eddie Molesworth, jeffrey Feldman, Tom Buchanan, Scott Davison, Ronnie Seabold, John Englar. 3rd Row: Mr. Colley, advisor, Barbara Magers, Heidi Hunter, Terry Tenney, Tracey Armacost, Lynne Levinson, Leslie Sandler, Sharon Holbrook, Cheryl Schmidt, Nanci Chandler, Barb Gaynor, Saundra Cantor, Nina Zaslowsky, Mr. Sweeney, advisor. 41h Row: Steve Cochell, Sally Gosnell, Sandy Abbott, Margi Wooden, Eva Goldfein, Melinda Owings, Rita Harrington, Betsy Cree, Rita Sindler, Peggy Reter, Jim Lindley. 5111 Row: Royce Sindler, Dottye Miller, Lois Meekins, Jesse Weinstein, Jan Seabold, Nancey Rosser, Donna Harmon, Barb Peregoy, Jane Herzfeld, Jeanne Butler, Donna Peregoy, Anne Ensor, Dale Welch. Top Row: Donald Wallis, Dave Wight, David Katz, Bill Rohde, Bob Whippo, Wayne Carey, jimmy Stewart, Ricky Harmon, Steve Sterner, Gary McWilliams, Carlo Ferrucci. 1 l Honor of the Highest Order NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Highest honor at Franklin . . Helen Tovell Reese Chapter . . members selected by faculty com- mittee . . . scholarship . . . lead ership . . . service . . . character . . Induction . . . Faculty Tea . . fostering the desire to render serv ice . . . tutoring . . . the flame of learning. Officers fl. lo YJ John Current, Dale Rita Sinrller cuts cake for the faculty Welch, john Englar, Hal Long, Susan tea. Myerberg. Hon. Soc. KI. lo nj Bollom Row: Nina Zazlowsky, Rita Sindler, Sue Macht, Donna Hall, Cathy Smink, Carolyn Sturgeon, Royce Sindler, joLynn Tiralla, Vicki Zoeller. Row 2: Dotty Miller, Barbara Gaynor, Sharon Holbrook, jimmy Stewart, Harvey Cohen, Steve Valenstein, Paul White, jean Wisner. Top Row: Mr. Boylan, Advisor, Tom Buchanan, Max Oppenheimer, Dale Welch, John Current, Sue Myerberg, john Englar, Hal Long, Bruce Wexler, Ken Hudson, Tom Rosser, Mrs. High, Advisor, II5 Walk Together, Talk Together . . . Our Man to Malaysia-john Current .5 ' - .. i me f . , . .La at . . 1 we : f .ilyrff I had the great honor to meet the Royal Family . . . As I walked through the streets of Singapore during my first day in Malaysia, I felt as if I was in a mysterious land, twelve thousand miles from Reisterstown. The hawkers trying to sell their wares, the road side restaurants filled with the odor of Oriental food, and the tri-shaw drivers begging me to take a ride, all confirmed my feelings. But after I met my new family and the people of my new home town , Sunge Patoni, I realized that this land and these people were not so different after all. They experienced traffic jams, race riots, and the Cold War, as we do in America. In fact, our problems, goals, and desires had a great deal in common. It took me but a few days to feel like a member of my Chinese family. We were constantly on the go so that I might see as much of Malaysia as possible in my ten short weeks. I saw more of Malaysia and its people on the A.F.S. Summer Program than most Malaysians see in a lifetime. I met the Royal Family and the top government officials as well as the shop keepers, lepers, and aborigines. I did not survey these people, as a tourist might, in- stead, I lived as one of them and grew to understand their actions and feelings. The knowledge and understanding I was accumulating was the most rewarding part of my trip. I'only wish more students could share my experience. I am grateful to the A.F.S. Program and to Franklin for my trip. I do wish to return to Malaysia as a Peace Corps volunteer. Slamat Tingall! John Current, Class of '65 A.F.S.'er to Malaysia, June, 1964 Y gr Q ffm- if ,gli , 1 ' V ,, Q . A . r ,X SMQSS L gtafewg S gr K A X -:nl fauna- a ' Q 5t'nf1 'f ,. L ' L HAL,:x'r'Sgz.r,e- .1 . 1 if jf I at 4 - . . , 4: , - - V T t , . . , Q N- e ,,,, . f I . I t g jrfl jg --.- h at-S fi , Qi, xv ks 'fs ' 1, yi ' ' Y - ' 1 haf: t ' X L . fiklvix I 1 ' p'gi.1p+!vM 'i 'Q-,HZ yi! r, I3 - 1-, ' - A Q ,,,,, S .5 'M i ., , .V W . 1412553 It was a thrill to lead the Malaysian-American Week Parade . . . II6 TH E AM E R I CAN Our Man to theNetherlands-Ken Hull Ken Hull and family The American Field Service International Scholarship Pro- gram is probably the most beneficial program of its kind in existence. It offers not only an opportunity to spend a year studying in a foreign educational system, but also a first-hand chance to see the people of a strange land really live-not through the eyes of a tourist, but as one of the' people. This not only leads to greater human understanding but gives one a broader insight from a different point of view from that of his native land. I have received the opportunity to spend my senior year as a student in the Netherlands. I'm sure all of you know that all Dutchmen don't wear wooden shoes and dress in national or provincial costumes-but you would be amazed at how many Dutchmen, and other Europeans as well, believe that all Americans have either a horse or a Cadillac, a swimming pool, and millions of dollars! It is through the carrying out of the A.F.S. motto that such beliefs are recognized as fantasy and that people are shown that three-thousand miles of ocean separating two nations do not bring about a change in the nature of people. Like most anything in life, A.F.S. is a program from which you draw results if you work for them. The rewards to be gained from the A.F.S. program are infinite and I shall never forget my year spent in the Netherlands. Hartelijk Groeten! Ken Hull, Class of '65 A.F.S.'er to Netherlands 1964-65 . . O Ye Peopl FIELD SERVICE Cur Gal from Argentina-josephina Poluica ,fb The first month was a little confusing . . . When I came here to the U.S., I had several purposes in mind: I wanted to learn about the country, meet the people, especially its young people, understand their ways of living, and at the same time deepen the understanding be- tween Argentina and the U.S. Now, looking back, I think I am accomplishing things. Ive really learned a lot about America. I've even gotten that beautiful Spanish-Baltimorian accent in my English. I think that I shall never forget my troubles in doing my U.S. History homework and also my confusion during the first month when I had to rush from one class to another. The Great American rush! When at last I get used to it it'll be time to go home, back again to the relaxed life of siestas in Argentina. Buena Suerte! josefina Poluica A.F.S.'er from Argentina, 1964-1965 I met Carlo . . . j, fl, if jf f lf, 'iff ffjtj, Sfdiffj , I -fu gli X gf fr Q fri? ff' F122 fm, es of the Earth fy e' - ef J gf! if W3 ik ei as Our Man from Italy-Carlo Fe jfgjpidi 9395 Q X. I loved Bethany Beach . . . I am always running in school, but I am still late to my classes. I wonder whether school is for classes or for assemblies . . . well, I like it. I never saw teachers playing basketball so well, nor such a relaxed student-teacher relationship fsay, coach . . .j. The spaghetti is overcooked, but I love the barbecue. I would like to have more time to enjoy itg I am always the last one in line! Maybe I should not touch this subject, but I think the efforts some girls make to lose weight is funny. I feel very sorry for them when I see them so miserable sitting at the lunch table. My brother and I get in a lot of trouble . . . My locker gives me a pain . . . The way some girls dress in school scares me. I was not adjusted to such short skirts . . . But I certainly like their attitude towards boys. Buona Fortuna! Carlo Ferrucci A.F.S.'er from Italy, 1964-1965 I saw the U.N. building with the U.N.Y.o. I I1 Then, and Only Then, Ye Shall Know Peace. A FRANKLIN FIRST - TWIN A.F.S.'ers! Chris and Dicke Greene Chris and Dick Greene . . . juniors . . . A.F.S.'ers to South America in January and February . . . Chris to Brazil . . . Dick to Chile . . . Share the Fare Drive-25 cents . . . two more high school students benefiting from the American Field Service Program. A Preview of the Business World f FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 96g,,g1'r1'.'1.mrisQ UTURE USINESS EHQERS mrnucn Officers fl. to rj Fin! Row: Donna Teal, June Bosley, Phyllis Cowger, Joy Harding, Diane Brilliant. Second Raw: Lee Dorman, Peggy Reter, Janie Lockard, Shelia Bailey, Pam Penney. Chartered in 1950 . . . Maryland State Organization . . . one of Franklin's largest clubs . . . Baltimore F.B.L.A. Workshop . ., . annual field trip . . . Christmas caroling . . . Dress for Business Day . . . St. Patrick's Day Dance . . . skating party . . . monthly programs . . . National Convention in Chicago . . . training business-minded students for success in future business endeavors. F.B.L.A. KI. lo :nj Firyz Row-Marlene Ward, Margarete Hale, Consuelo Espinosa, Joyce Baublitz, Donna Blank, Shirley Bowers, Nina Bauerlien, Paula Ebersole, Cynthia Grimes, Phyllis Cowger, Mary June Bosley, Terry Nadon, Charlene Coarts, Susan Mays, Yvonne Marshall, Gerry Constantine, Pat Trayer, Carolyn Bosley. Second Row-Everett Christian, Diane Grempler, Janet Caples, Frances McCauley, Diane Brilliant, Bev- erly Blake, Susan Dickens, Shirley Condon, Dottie Albert, Eileen Beebe, Nancy Morrow, Linda Thompson, Barbara Alder, Mary Brady, Sharon Price, Susan Wilson, Donna Teal, Beulah Johnson, Conni Lewis, Joan Prohinsky. Third Raw-Barry Madden, Adrienne Charette, Peggy Bowers, Gayle Gruenwald, Sharon Osborn, Rosanne Mackert, Linda Hayes, Beverly Beasley, Joan Brightwell, Barbara Bosley, Sarah Pohlhaus, Linda Glacken, Nancy Koons, Joy Harding, Gail Grimes, Beatrice Grothe, Barbara Smith, Kay Coppersmith, Marty Gable, Pat Murphy, Judy Shaffer, Mrs. Zim- merman. Fourth Row-Dennis Crook, Lana Hall, Carol Boone, Sherrie Swift, Carol Woodland, Sandy Abbott, Carey DuChane, Sheila Bailey, Billie Wilkinson, Carole Basler, Patty Ryan, Christine Slaven, Pat Schultz, Darlene Lovell, Ann Younger, Betty, Lafferty, Linda Sullivan, Adele Close, Nancy Adams, Sharon Smith, Karen Isensee, Mr. Smith. Fifth Row-Mrs. Miller, Debbie Troxell, Ruth Gaines, Diane Bornman, Donna Howser, Barbara Talbot, Pam Penney, Sherrie Atherholt, Barbara Davis, Florence Stephens,'Brenda Bolte, Elizabeth Snyder, Janice Thomas, Billie Newsome, Linda Murray, Debbie Appel, Joanne Zeller, Dixie Walker, Donna Stairs, Virginia Green, Frances Gilshrist, Peggy Reter, Linda Brady. Sixth Raw-Lee Dorman, Sharon Ross, Grace Mielke, Peggy Shaffer, Carol Johnson, Susan Stephens, Andrea Strain, Stevie Hitchcock, Rosemarie Perando, Judy Montgomery, Kathy Centifonti, Patricia Austin, Pat Troxell, Jane Lockard, Donna Harmon, Martha Stockslager, Lois Stierhoff, Susan Belt, Linda Smith, Joyce Sine, Sandi Benson, Linda Alban. l l Drama - The Fun, Hard Work, 1' i t ' R an l Seven years in existence . . . jesters are apprentices to the Thespians . . . Host to Maryland Fall Drama Clinic . Fourth Annual Leadership Conference . . . County Drama Festival . Stardust . . . Festival of Arts and Sciences . . . participation Officers: Firrz Row: Barbara Magers, Cheryl Schmidt, jenny i , I Balch. 2nd Raw: Harriet Suchting, Sandy Bradley, Vicki in the making of a p ay. Zoeller, Francis Chaplin. 3rd Row: Doug Chapman, Larry Sim- IHOHS. L..-J 2 :lien-2 h-an i- Thespians fl. lo r.j Fin: Raw: Cindy Meekins, Debbie Stallard, Iris Duffey, Dolores Harnmersla, Judy Dalo, Sandy Bradley, Harriet Such- ting, Barbara McAllister, Carla Burchett. 2nd'Row.' Francis Chaplin, Barbara Magers, Vicki Zoeller, JOLynn Tiralla, Martha Becker, Linda Sullivan, Cheryl Corp, Dale Tucker, Barbara Long, jimmy Stewart. 3rd Row: Kenny Freeland, john Tinkler, Bill Goldiner, Bill Gordon, Cheryl Schmidt, Jenny Balch, Glen jackson, john Woodson, Bill Dorman, Mrs. Farley, Advisor. 41h Row: Wendell Harvey, Tom Beck, Bill Rohde, Tim Armacost, Phil Wroe, Steve Walk, Howard Lavin, Nick King. Tap Row: Harry Kellner, Doug Chapman, Gordon Reed, Ron- nie Seabold, Marvin Leedy, Larry Simmons, jim Lindley. and Spirit of It THESPIANS AND JESTERS Technical assistance by capable students . . . projection and stage crew . . . studio visual ecfuipment . . . lighting . . . tape recorders . . . designing . . . building . . . maintaining and repairing . . . productions. ' it ence 1 1 E x Q iff, 5 X Stage Crew fl. to r.j Firrz Raw: Edward Cofsky, Bill Gordon, Gary Knights, Ted Paulson, Barry Calafos, Tom Burgess. 2nd HY . . C .1 . S d ,, Roux' George'Garman, Vernon Gardner, john Bolte, Scott 651 H15 mam M' un' Farley, Chris Spencer, Phil Wroe, Bill Worthley, Wendell Harvey, Marvin Leedy. Third Row: Jim Lankford. f 1 Ii... jesters IZ. zo 1:1 Eff!! Row: Marie Rice, Phyllis Price, Linda Valdiva, Eva Owens, Candy Putterman, Heidi Hunter, Sue Hendrickson, Marcia Phenicie, Patty Scanlon, Melissa Blake. 2nd Row: Bonnie Hastings, Barbara McAllister, Judy Dalo, Karen Grimm, Carole Voelker, Ann Easer, Joyce O'Donnell, Debbie Merkel, Nancy Koons, joEllen Gossard. 3rd Row: Jean Hinlicky, Ginny Hipple, Donna Peregoy, Debbie Troxell, Sandy Sprinkle, Betsy Brickner, Judy Moyer, Mary Linker, Charlotte Churn, joan Flohr, Ronnie Leedy, Mrs. Farley, Advisor. Fourlh Row: Barry Calafos, Steve Fedder, Frank Stitely, John Hickman, Robert Farley, John Spencer, Yogi Gardner, Tom Burgess, Marc Pettingill. Q 4 o , W 'rg X Promoting an Awareness and Understanding Of the United Nations . 'i 13,915 UNITED NATIONS YOUTH ORGANIZATION I I- P On the New York trip . . . Tim Gibney, Bill Duncan. Candy Putterman, and Carlo Ferrucci stand in front of the United Nations Building. 17 years at Franklin . . . member of Md. organization . . . monthly programs . . . annual New York trip . . . trip to Wash- ington, D.C .... yearly projects . . . Korean orphans . . . CARE . . . UNICEF . . . money to A.F.S. and Raymond S. Hyson fund . A.F.S. students world peace . of all countries. . extends itself to . . . understanding to understanding youth Officers: Fir!! Row, Nancy.Chandler-Student Council Repre- sentative, Barbara Gaynor-Secretary, Martha Hess-Treasurer. Second Row: john Current-President, john Douglas.-Vice President. U.N. fl. to r.j Bottom Row: Debbie Berlin, Judy Schaffer, Marcia Mayer, Barbara McAllister, Laurie Murphy, Sue Weiss, Judy Smoot,'Sharon Holbrook, Martha Hess, Marleine Harper, Martha Mallonee. Row 2: Carla Burchett, jean Wisner, Carol Kirby, Lois Meekins, Barbara Gaynor, Joyce Diedeman, Lois Cantor, Mary Linker, Terry enny, Susan Land, Leslie Gann. Row 3: Mrs. Seabold, Advisor, Sue Gifford, Mary Boskin, Cecilia DiBlasi, Nancy Chandler, Donna Hall, Mary Crouse, Melinda Owings, Donna Peregoy, Leslie Sandler, Connie Gibney, Zehra VeYSI, Margis Greenfeld, Mrs. Weiss, Advisor. Ro 4: Gordon Reed, Scott Davison, Diane Mallalieu, Anne Fleming, Harriet Feldman, Jan Seabold, Jessie Weinstein, jenny Balch, Tim Armacost, Mike Caltrider, ,ighn Douglas, Tim Gibney, Rick Rill. Top Row: jim Lindley, Ronnie Seabold, Bob Whippo, Jim Scherlis, Dave Katz, Jay Bailey, Donald Wallis, Carlo, Ferrucci, Marc Fraizer, Melvin Fair, George Lenahan, Bill Duncan. Increasing Familiarit With Foreign Languages and Customs MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB M.L.C .... creating an interest in foreign lan- guages and cultures . . . speakers . . . trips to French and Spanish restaurants . . . pinjatas . . . foreign films . . . preparing foreign dishes . . . adopted an orphan from Hong Kong . . . putting knowledge to work. Officers fl. to r.j Sandy Bradley, French Vice Pres., Melinda Owings, Student Council Rep., Saundra Can- tor, Pres., Tom Rosser, Spanish Vice Pres., Nancy Cutler, Treas., Sharon Holbrook, Sec. 3 F t l' M.L.C. fl .lo rj Bolzom Roux' Barbara Magers, Lynn Levinson, Sandra Bradley, Leslie Gann, Sharon Holbrook, Saundra Cantor, Susan Weiss, Candy Putterman, Nancy Cutler, Connie Gibney, Martha Nussear, Jane Herzfeld. 2nd.- Carlo Ferrucci, Carla Burchett, Lois Cantor, Gail Macht, Iris Duffey, Carol Miller, Leslie Sandler, Melinda Owings, Susan Macht, Mary Boskin, Jim Lindley, Ingrid Lindley, Miss Callahan, Advisor. 3rd.' Tim Gibney, Debbie Berlin, Linda Lubow, Ann Scherlis, jim Stewart, Steve Cohen, Max Oppenheimer, Tom Rosser, joe McCarthy, Lois Meekins jenny Balch, i23 Practical Planning FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA l dll 1 F.T.A .... Raymond S. Hyson Chapter . . . month- --SW' ly programs . . . speakers . . . guidance counseling :mum . . . sharing student teaching experiences . . . films , . . . kindergarten teaching . . . trip to Western 9 if Maryland College . . . awards to teachers again this ,l year . . . to interest more young men and women in fields of education. 1 4 5.3 Officers fl. lo 1.2 Nancy Wink- ler, Carol Voelker, Jane Herzfeld, Barbara Zizwareck. F.T.A. KI. to r.j Fir!! Row: Carol Miller, Nancy Cutler, Barbara Zizwarek, Iris Duffey, Barbara Cecil, Sandy Phillips. 2nd: Barbara. Magers, Ann Burnham, Kathy Welsh, Brenda Ensor, Chris Waskevich, Lynn Levinson, Carol Martin. 3rd.' Bonnie Porter, Patricia Coppersmith, jane Herzfeld, Martha Mowl, Nancy Winkler, Carol Voelker, Robert Ginter, Gail Ticker, Miss Krieger, Advisor. Top: Stephanie Markland, Linda Lubow, Joann Thompson, Pam Myers, Vivica Mummert, Gail Macht,Darcel Burchett, Charlette Churn. for the Future FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA U FUT O.. 552' 32 5 B FD D SX' 'F-7 I3 D- fa' IZ Q. fb B FD D 22' 5. D' FD FD f-'T 13 0 'E' 4- 3 F.N.A .... collecting toys for Kounty Kris Kringle . . . scholarship award to senior in nursing . . . helped Pikesville form its chapter . . . Tracey Armacost, Maryland FNA president . . . exploring opportunities in nursing . . . informing members of the R6 15 1 UD 7 omg '5' Q92 ras, F.N.A. fl. to r.j Baztom Row: John Woodson, Sharon Caslow, Mrs. Kinsey, Advisor. 2nd.' Priscilla Hoffnagle, jane Spangler, Nancy Carter, Jeanne Himmel, Maryanne Thomas, joan Flohr, Ann Scherlis, Cindy Bechtel, Mary Cashman, Cindy Meekins, Susan King, Mary Guy, Carol Gaines. Srd: Carol Mills, janet Emerson, Linda Schroeder, Nancy Rosser, joan Baseman, Dixie Bechtel, Bonnie Maynald, Eva Goldfein, Pat Storm, Betty Webster, Tracey Armacost, Debbie Stallard, Sue Riffe, Carol Burk, Royce Sindler, Bettye Riffe, Susan Little. w l25 Dimensions in Citizenship DEBATE TEAM Delving into current issues . . . exploring ideas . . . formulating opinions . . . broadening outlooks t . . interscholastic competition . . . Forensic contests ,za , , ,, 14' W' i's' r'e' ' . . . local, regional, national . . . rhetoric and elocu- tion . . . persuasion through logic . . . teaching mem- bers formal debating . . . debate, discussion, attack, - defense . . . Columbia University, championship: 'mn Best speaker, Max Oppcnheimerg Best team, Franklin! Bill Goldiner, Max Oppenheimer, Harvey Cohen, and Dale Welch- our representatives to Columbia. D.T. KI. lo nj Fin: Raw: Harvey Cohen, Carlo Ferrucci, Tom Beck, Dale Welch. Second Row: Saundra Cantor, Susan Macht, Bill Goldi- ner, Max Oppenheimer, Steve Fedder, Chris Spencer, Mrs. Farley, Sponsor, Cheryl Schmidt. Exploring the Elements and Life FUTURE SCIENTISTS CF AMERICA An opportunity for increasing knowledge of the sciences . . . discussions . . . lecturers . . . advanced science students' individual research and experimentation. James A. Stewart, student at Franklin Senior High School, and his science teacher, james P. Sweeney, are congratulated on being selected Baltimore County's delegates to the 1964 National Youth Conference on the Atom, held in Chicago in November. Left to right: Vernon F. Stricklin, representative of Baltimore Gas and Electric Company flocal sponsorjg Jamesg Mr. Sweeneyg and D. Bixler Wheeler, school principal. F.S.A. fl. zo rj Botzom Row: Randy Hammond, Gary Seligman, jean Hinlicky, Francis Snider, Susan Nice, Rip Riddle, Dale Welsh. 2nd: Mr. james Sweeney, Miss Monahan, Harold Conn, joe Bush, George Garmen, J. Bailey, Harvey Cohen, John Spencer. Bark: Steve Sterner, Barry Kalafos, Irwin Smoot. The Glor of VARSITY F xi mf' 4 X X -X lg That student-faculty gamwfun for faculty, too! 1 l Girls V F O fl. to nj Fin! Row: Martha Hess, Sue Myerberg, Mary Fisher, Leslie Sandler, Barb Besley, Bonnie Lockard. 2nd Row: Royce Sindler, Barb Gaynor, Sandy Bradley, Eva Goldfeing Dee Hammerslea, Miss Meyers, Advisor. 3rd Row: Dottye Miller, Melinda Owings, Judy Srnoot, Rita Sindler, Harriet Suchting. Top Raw: Jean Prohinsky, Barb Magers, Diane Mallalieu, Jeanie Wfisner, Marlene Harper, Barb Peregoy, Carolyn Stur- geon. an Athlete ORGANIZATION Varsity lettermen and women . . . athletic events . . . student- faculty game . . . badminton and tennis tourney . . . aiding Phys. Ed. department . . . professional games . . . sportsmanship . . . conduct . . . honor , . . developing athletic interest in student body . . athletic recognition. l 1 , J N ly Officers fl. to r.j Fin! Rqw: Barbara Pefegoy, Bonnie Lockard, Harriet Such- flflg. 2nd Row: Marvin Hewitt, jim I-md1eY. 2nd Row: Barbara Magers, Bruce Wexler. 5 B ' v F o 11. 10 ay Fin! Row: Al sffoud, Marvin Hewitt, Gary,Bu1l0fk, Lam! Gordon, Les Ayres,,Hal oys Long, Bill Rohde, Bruce Wexler, Steve Valenstein. 2714 ROW-' N1Ck Klflg, Bob Gmsbefgy Scott DSIVISOH, Steve Hoffman, Ronnie Seabold, Paul White, Ray Lee, Tom Rosser. 3rd Row: Donald Wallis, Tom Beck, Steve Gulick, jim Malcolm, john Woodson, jim Lindley, Dale Welch, Bill' Vain, 3rd Row: Mr. Douglas, Advisory Jerry Simmons, Rick Rill, Don Miller, Bill Dorman, John Eflglaf, Gary Kflighfi HHUY Kellnef- l29 Members of the club? Students Developing FQLK MUSIC CLUB Unique . . . no officers . . . hootenannies . . . ethnic singers . . . assemblies . I. . regional Folk Festival? . . . members benefiting from members . . . guitar lessons . . . sharing songs, techniques, favorite folk singers . . . bluegrass . . . Negro blues . . . keeping a place for folk music at Franklin. wg Judy Dalo and Roger MacLelIan-folksy? F.M.C. fl. to r.j First Row: Albert Reed, Priscilla Burnette. 2nd Row: Gordon Reed, Karen Grimm, Roger MacLellan, Susan Hendrickson. 3rd Row: Debbie Berlin, Eva Owens, janet'I.usby. 4th Row: Tim Armacost, john Englar, Steve Leigh, Chris Spencer. a Hobb CHESS CLUB Officers fl. to nj Willie Fastie, Harvey Cohen, Hal Long, Mr. Kreunen, Advisor. :INF Q0 'C After school meetings in a friendly at- mosphere . . . intellectual competition . . . practice . . . helping members im- prove . , . perfection of game skills . . . interscholastic competition . . . check- mate! P - L Chess Club: Il. la rJ Fim Row: Harvey Cohen, Tom Beck, Bruce Yaffe, Willie Fastie. Row 2: Bryan Maynard, Max Oppenheimer, Howard Weinberg,, Hal Long. Row 3: Tim Armacost, Bill Worthley, jim Payette, Tazewell Mumford. 4111 Row: George Worthley, Marvin Bayne, Paul Tracey. l3l Dimension Through a Lens CAMERA CLUB it - X Max Oppenheimer John Tracey The four photographers . . . telephoto lens . . . Gazetle and Dial shots . . . candids . . . developer . . . We'll take it tomorrow . . . QMaybej . . . Room 33 . . . Mr. Kruk . . . Smile, you're on candid camera. Hal Long Bill Gordon Aiding FrankIin's Librarians and Students LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Assisting at check-out desk . . . shelving . , . library passes . . . book 2 months overdue . . . Help me find a book on Shakespeare . . . Whisper! '?6l'fhu i Miss Campbell Tom, John, and Steve-what are you doing? Miss Hickman 4. Lib. Assistants fl. to r.j Bozfom Row: Pat Knights, Virginia Green, Regina Harrison, Pat Schultz, Donna Stairs, Max Bulmash, Frances Gilchrist, Robert Hanneman. Top Row: Miss Carol Hickman, Librariang Murray Saval, Eddie Shaffer, Yvonne Marshall, Sharon Smith, Carol Mills, Dotty Albert, Pat Ridge-ly, Mrs. Annie Fringer, Secretaryg Miss Martha Campbell, Librarian. I33 t Franklinites Render QFFICE ASSISTANTS Mimeographing . . . an- swering the phone . . . daily bulletin . . . schedule cards . . . filing . . . stu- dents . . . help is most ap- preciated. Stanley Griffin Mrs. MacManus and Ina Berman Off. Assts. fl. lo r.j Bolzom Row: Lena Peyton, Clara Lages, Linda Zeigler, Yvonne Marshall, Everett Christian. 2nd Row: Carolyn Bosley, Ruth Ward, Barbara Wade, Barbara Alder, Beverly Blake, Mary Brady, Ina Berman, Nancy Cutler, Susan Mairiona, Betty Webster, Stanley Griffin. Top Row: Debbie Berlin, Eddie Martin. Services SCHOOL SERVICE CLUB Greeting new students . . . reyised Student Handbook . . . working with Mrs. Hoffman . . . new and im- portant organization. S.S.C. fl. lo 7.1 Fim Row: Martha Mallonee. Edith Woodward. Nina Bauerlien, Ingrid Lindley, joseph Bush. SEFUVICZ Roux' Mrs. Hoffman, james Kreuzburg, Bob Keiffer, Cheryl Schmidt, Ronald Beck. Registration cards . . . col- lege applications . . . sorting out tests . . . A.C.T .... S.A.T. S.T.E.P .... running errands . . . typing . . . filing tCIS. follow-ups . . . newslet- GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS Guid. Asst. fl. to fJ Fin! Row: Nancy Cutler, Barbara Wade, Linda Ziegler, Donna Teal, Phyllis Cowger, Mary Brady, Cheryl Schmidt. 2nd: Debbie Berlin, Iris Duffey, Brenda Bolte, Cathy Smink, Adele Close, Royce Sindler. 3rd: Debbie Stallard, Everett Christian, Mary june Bosley, Pat Jesih. l35 Music for Entertainment .f Wi- a 577 1 Q,,v' -ef N fp X lf! , if X54 V A L I 1 , CC - 1 X M' ' C Q? J a ll Q' 'ff' X 'QE' - ' C. 1, lx 41 F6 '-' It Al.: H.-, c C , - C, at ' 4 X 5 ' BN, Wx' E ' J l ,U - -.1 , f A V 1 5 ar ' A fl I ' ' , I f Xl f lil l i L .I a J if A? vet lr wif lilo 'sf 2' 5 r . nr- 'l'.'v '!',, .' . i ND , . , .zz.:,-,1-,f.:.fEi:--he--2?,'.!ftf!!.!.'. - ,M f --' CONCERT BAND Scales . . . concentration . . . experience in working as a unit . . . assemblies . . . pep rallies . . . Annual 'Pop Winter Concert . . . Maryland district festival . . Mr. Daniel . . entertaining school and com- munity . . . learning and perfecting the beauty of a musical instrument . . . Ten from F.S.H.S. in County Orchestra . . . Anne Raver, Carolyn Sturgeon, Wendy Wright, Beverly Porter, George Garman, Richard Brunk, Kenneth Bosley, Eddie Molesworth, Ronnie Bang, and Charles Wienckowski . . . County Orchestra Assembly, Feb. 25. BAND fl. zo r.1 151: James Stewart, Carolyn Sturgeon, Cindy Bond, Ann Rave, Nancy Chandler, Donald Disney. 2nd.- Ed Molesworth, Wendy Wright, james Payette, Ron Schmelz, George Frank, Robert Farley, Russell Collins,.Tim Armacost, Hannah Lauris, Beverly Porter, Mike Pettingill, Cheryl Chaney. 3rd: Charles Doggett, Steve Hinz, Tom McLean, Charles Wienckowski, Ronnie Bange, Ken Mays, Ken Hudson. 4111: Tom Knocke, Jim Lankford, Faye Palmer, Ken Bosley, Jerrie Grothe, Ed Lambert, Richard Brunk, Benny Higgs, Andy Wildman, Chuck Sullivan, Eddie Schaeffer, Tim Gibney, John Tracey, Harry Bradley, Warren Chenoweth, Mike Duman, Mr. Daniel, Director. I36 and Personal Satisfaction BAND - ORCHESTRA - STAGE BAND ORCHESTRA 5 violins, 2 cellos, 1 bass . . . practicing dailv for perfection . . Spring Concert . . . Graduation . . . further development of specific talents . . . Orch. II. lo f.j Fir!!-Raw: Melinda Dixon, Sandra Johnson, Christine Waite, Marlene Harper, Margaret Kirrer. Second Row: Mr. Richard Daniel, Directorg E D George Worthley, Mike Caltrider, Judy Smoot. Outgrowth of Concert Band . . . weekly practicing . . . Maryland junior Miss Pageant . . . assemblies Spring Concert . . . variety of music . . . interesting arrangements . . . further . . . P.T.A. Dance . . . musical development. L ' ,-,,,,,m-A.. Stage Band fl. to rj Fir!! Row: Tom Knoche, Jim Payette, Faye Palmer, George Frank, Ed Molesworth. Second Row: john Tracey, Bob Pittman, Warren Chenoweth, Ken Mays, Charles Wienckowski, Tom McLean, Ron Bange, Carolyn Sturgeon. Third Row: Tim Gibney, Ed Schaeffer, Mike Caltrider, Mr, Richard Daniel, Director. l37 Performance in Precision Drill MARCHING BAND Practice . . . 65 strong . . . Sousa's marches and Franklin's fight song . . . University of Maryland Band Day . . . local parades . . . Halloween, Christmas, Westminster Bi-Centennial . . . precision marching. MAJORETTES: fl. to rJ Nancy Carter, Wadalene Rehmert, Sherri Corp, Sharon Ross, Faye Palmer, Oudy Stuller not in picturel. 38 MAJORETTES AND COLOR GUARDS Spirit in action . . . leaders of the parade . . . practicing for perfection . . . 12 attractive girls , . . a chance to show pep and spirit. COLOR GUARD: fl. zo r.j Leslie Sandler, Dee Hammerslea, Melinda Dixon Debbie Stallard, Eva Goldfein, Donna Blank, Lynn Levinson. Musical instruction . . . musical theory, basic principles of choral singing . . . individual voice development . . . accuracy of time, pitch, part . . . participation in school and community ac- tivities . . . assemblies . . . Mr. Strauss! Exemplifying the Charms of Music CHCRLIS Mr. Strauss ! ,, ., . .W 'Mamma Firrt Row: Joan Harmon, Joyce Baublitz, Sharon Osborn, Janet Frost, Kathi Fitchum, Mary Brady, Beverly Blake, Lena Peyton, Harriet Suchting, Jo-Ellen Gossard, Mary Linker, Cheryl Schmidt, Agnes Gregg, Linda Helmrich, John Tinkler, Kenny Freeland, Harvey Carey, Nick King, Larry Lawson, Richard ' V M h S nd C lt'der Ph llis Price, Claudia Pistol, Nancy Smith.. Second Row: Susan .Belt, Bradford, Gail Tucker, Barbara Long, Marti Becker, Pat urp y, a y a i , y Cathy Badrick, Kaye Coppersmith, Donna Schnick, Mary Bond, Linda Baublitz, Cindy Bechtal, Barbara Saris, Quay Bond, Ginny Hipple, Sandy Phillips. Mary Lynn Thomas, Barbara Croft, Irving Smoot,' Dave Martin, Tom Burges, Lewis Frick, Dee Hammerla, Barbara Magers, Sherri Swi t, Candy Putterman. Dixie Walker, Sherri Horan, Judy Dalo, Jean Hinlicky, Mr. Strauss. Third Raw: Kaye Randall, Beulah Johnson, Ann Younger, Gail Grimes, Jay Harding. Debbie Stallard, Carol Davis, Sharon Brown, Grazette Johnson, Nina Bauerlein, Mary Brown, Norma Harvey, Hiedi Hunter, Sherri Porter, Sandfy Abbott, Barbara Hopkins, Wendell Harvey, Gordon Higgins, Robert Hudgins, Gary Bullock, Joan Flor, Cecilia De Blasi, Sue Gifford, Donna Jones, Sue Lan , Barbara McAllister, Marcie Mayor, Peggy Von Gunten. Fourlh Row: Sheila Bailey, Sandra Johnson, Dorothy McDaniels, Mary Andrews, Hazel Baxter, Sheila Rhodes, Eva Owens, Marcia Phenecie, Brenda Bolte, Jean Waite, Beth Hillman, Joyce O'Donnell, Ruth Barnhart, Melvin Harmon, Jack Woodson, Larry Trump, Dwight Wiles, Pam Posner, Priscilla Burnett, Donna DeLawder, Linda Alban, Linda Brady, Peggy Reter, Wadeine Rehmert. Participation on the State Level GIRLS STATE X BOYS STATE Girls State and Boys State are National Youth Programs which train potential leaders in good citizenship and help them to understand and participate in the functioning of their government. B U.S. Naval Academy . . . registration . . . T-Shirts . . . O marine drills . . . Sergeant's orders . . . political speeches Y . . . governmental procedure . . . snack breaks . . . in- S spections . . . athletics . . . Governor Tawes . . . S Brewster . . . marching . . . counting . . . cadence . . . T voting . . . 6:30 a.m. exercises . . . Goldstein . . . acad- A emy cadets . . . shouting . . . drillmasters . . . the T mop ...' 'Yahoo---Mountain Dew. E G Cheryl Schmidt and Jo Lynn Tiralla I R L Carvell Hall Hotel, Anna olis . . . Federalists-Nationalist P S parties . . . 7:00 a.m. reveille . , . Marine Color Guard Cummmmj . . . Governor Tawes . . . singing . . . talent '15 night . . . Our fI'i6I1ClS . . . P1'HCllC21l jOkCISU . . . CZIITI- jimmy Lindley, Max Oppenheimer, Tom Beck. and Tom Rossti' A paign speeches . . . elections . . . an unforgettable ex- T perience. E l40 THE WEDNESDAY MORNING iw'-W 4-'bn :re 1 . ' ,M ,1 ' , had Q :J D, ,,..,,f.f...,, ..- ..,-- -. .- Zs.v.sy9,-, V f 1 X 'YP 1 l 1 K, -' N I , 'l1.':.f 4' N EQ. 'F-,-, - - ,KRW- Q fur, Wed Mom Club fl zo rj Nma Zaslowsky Leshe Gann Sandy Bradley, Barbara Magers, Leslle Sandler Fourth Annual Festival of Arts and Sciences March 4, 1965 . . . sponsored by the Faculty and P.-T.A .... seven categories . . . Science . . . Industrial Arts . . . Creative Arts . . . Household Arts . . . Literary Arts . . . Dramatic Arts .... Business Arts . . . first, second, third place awards in each category . . . honorable mentions . . . based on concept, execution, and presentation of the project . . . encouraging students to further and to develop their interests. Students view the various exhibits. Cf c 'X 7 5 X Nfl B Teachers Are Human . lweefjm ' s K A 'Q mmx' if V ..x. E KK , .gi is - ff 1Ym..,,,, Mr. Wheeler demonstrates his daily snow dance. Oh schwa! 7 XxxEXY.flXNxv I 3 And then he died . . . Miss Holmes demon- strates her version-of the snow dance. Say, Dad, can I have the car toniht? Miss Krieger compiles book of abbr. I43 MIGHTY MIGHTY MIGHTY MIGHTY M I G H T Y v.. SENIGRS We gave a cheer for dear ol' Franklin High january 15 . . . school store . . . beanies . . . pom-poms . . . buttons . . . dress contest . . . door contest. . . Carol Miller used coo-coo blades. Sherry Corp and Paul Farrell won dress contest. QQRNKLIN No more beanies? asked Carol Kirby. '46 David shot Goliath and Al Shaw- ' ver shot . . . Ben Franklin fDave Wightj spoke at the Pep Rally pep rally . . . bonfire . . . basketball games . . . Franklin Day Dance . . . Wow! What a successa Nancy Carter was caught in all the excitement. Barry Kalafos was an enthusiastic spectator. Homeroom 9 won the door contest. I47 Franklinites Show Talent COUNCIL CAPERS 12:22 1 5 -Egw zie ifz' 2 - wfiessezra- John Englaf and Jeanne Butler Won third Place- The Itinerant Weather-Vane Makers entertained. Talent Show . . . january 27 . . sponsored by Student Council . . four winners to regional show . . . open to all students . . . a chance to show what you've got. The Accents took first here and Candy Putterman finished in second place went on to County competition. as Wadalene Rehmert gave a thrilling ex- Fourth place winners were Ronnie Long, Bob- hibition with her flaming batons. by Fischer, and Eddie Schaffer. The Student Faculty Game! .. . ,.:.,, 1 I ,E L 535 it . 1 X 1 T .1 -...Q ,. rw 5Fi2g:g,m5f 45 . T' . ,hwmqmmhhw , V 5 5' X.: if 14 tl 4 1 Y Q f Student Talent in the Literary Arts JuNTo I I Literary-art magazine . . . published yearly . . . poetry . . . short stories . . . essays . . . pen H and'ink illustrations . . . combining literary and . :N f i .ti 'h xg-E artistic talents . .Q . encouraging and giving ' A I Q- ' W credit to talented students at Franklin. 1 Y ? U I 1 I fnpl www 1 junio ll. zo 1,1 Firrz Row: Nina Zaslowsky, john Englar, Bruce Vlexler, David Katz, Editor-in-Chiefg Candy Putterman, jenny Balch. Second Row Steve Valenstein, Mr. Crickard, Advisorg Tom Beck, Roger MacLellan. Art Editorg Leslie Sandler. 0 Let the Voice of Youth Ring Freely Eight issues this year . . . extended coverage to in- terest all students . . . feature stories . . . editorials . . . letters to the editor . . . sports . . . cars . . book, play, movie reviews . . . fads and fashions . . Peeping Tom . . . Klub Korner . . . page plans . . . paste-ups . . . galley sheets . . . checking proofs . . . a finished paper . . . a profile of the student body. GAZETTE Tom Rosser, editorg Mrs. Mauraders, advisorg and Tom Beck, assistant editor. QU I A rush for the Gazelle! ,AR F9 Q1 -Q4 Reading comes first! Gazette ll. to rJ Fin! Row: Nancy Cutler, Leslie Gann, Nina Zaslowsky, Carole Miller, Sue Turnbaugh, Carol Davis, joe McCarthy, Steve Valenstein. Semnd Row: Cheryl Chaney, Sue Macht, Eva Goldfien, Tom Beck, Carolyn Bosley. Third Row: Dave Wight, Melissa Blake, Jim Stewart, Tom Rosser, Nanci Chandler, Melinda Qwings, Roger Mac. Lellan, JoAnn Buckingham, Becky Parrott. Recording Memories Franklin, 1965 . . . students producing a tangible memory of the year . . . action shots . . . candids ag . . . cropping pictures . . . frustrations . . . designing layouts . . . writing copy . . organi- zation f?!?j . . . deadines and frenzy . . . frenzy and deadlines . . . Mr. Wittich and Dallas . . . June-reflecting the spirit of Frank- fl. Jenny Balch designs . . . Dial fl. to r.j Fira! Row: Tom Buchanan, Rita Sindler, Martha Hess. Seated: 'jane Herzfeld, Leslie Gann, Eva Goldfein. Second Row: Sandy Bradley, Connie Gibney, Lois Meekins, Carla Burchette, Steve Valenstein, john Tracey, Diane Mallalieu, Ann Scherlis, Becky Parrott, Royce Sindler, Dottye Miller, Jim Lindley, Roger MacLellan. l52 of the Year DIAL l Dial fl. lo r.j Editors: Sue Myerberg, Activitiesg jane Herzfelcl, Business Man.g Carole Miller, Department, Jenny Balch, Art, Max Op penheimer, Editor-in-Chiefg Mrs. Taylor, Advisorg Saundra Cantor, Assistant Editor, Debbie Stallard, Typingg Dale Welch, Sports. Standing Sue Macht, Literaryg Leslie Sandler, Students, Dave Katz, Pictures, Bill Gordon, John Tracey, and Hal Long, Photographers. 'Billy Gordon--flashing . , . Debbie Stallard, Roger MacLellan, and Leslie Sandler-planning . . , Eva Golclfein and Rita Sindler-thinking . . . 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Mrs. Taylor, our advisor QM-' just keep cool Sue, our activities editor We're broker jane, our business manager I like the other quote Leslie, our students editor Keep smiling Jenny, our art editor Staff of Dial '65 Editor-itz-Chief Max Stul Oppenheimer Arsistant Editor Saundra Cantor Deparfmeritr Editor Carole Miller Students Editor Leslie Sandler Activities Editor Susan Myerberg Sports Editor Dale Welch Literary Editor Sue Macht Photography Editors Bill Gordon Hal Long john Tracey Art Editor jenny Balch Typing Editor Debbie Stallard Picture Editor Dave Katz Buriness Manager Jane Herzfeld Advisor Mrs. Taylor Staff jim Lindley Dottye Miller Roger MacLellan Tom Buchanan Rita Sindler Royce Sincfler Tom Pinkine Dave White Ann Scherlis Eva Goldfein Leslie Gann Sandy Bradley Connie Gibney Carla Burchette Steve Valenstein Sharon Caslow Photographerr Bill Gordon jim Scherlis 0 Q 0 Editors Concl uslon just sit back and the yearbook will happen . . . Bleed all edges . . . Color picture? . . . Deadlines? . . . Pictures . . .Mrs. Taylor s closet . . . Dial meetings in room 25 . . . Tahiti? . . . Don't panic until I give the word, staff . . . Panic! . . . Fifteen autograph pages? . . . Crop, crop, crop . . . Deadline? . . . Deadline! . . . Wherels the aerial shot? . . . Oh . . . The understanding teachers fThis is the last last timej . . . The Prophet . . . The main post office, hours before deadline . . . Itls done! . . . Finished . . . Thanks, staff . . . Thanks, Carole, Leslie, Susan, Dale, Sue, Bill, Hal, John, Jenny, Debbie, Dave, jane, jim, Dottye, Roger, Tom Rita, Royce . . . Thanks, Mrs. Taylor. Max Oppenheimer, Editor Saundra Cantor, Assistant Editor Saundra Cantor and Max Oppenheimer Patrons Eliot Applestein Tom Beck Mr. and Mrs. Melissa Blake Gorder Becker Boring Vol. Fire Co. Sandy Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Bradley Charles M. Burnham '36 Saundra Cantor Mary Caslow Mr. and Mrs. '65 Clarence Chenoweth Linda Cowman Mr. and Mrs. john Current H. A. 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