Framingham North High School - Archon Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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RONALD W. CHAISSON Crash Navy And what they dare to dream of, BARNETT CHILDRESS BARN DEBORAH CHRISTIAN they dare to do. College Debbie Kids in trouble are turning to the Your greatest wits have ever a Lives for today . . . that devilish pusher for, peace and understand- EVANTHIA MARIA CHOBAN touch of madness. smile which reveals his mischievous ing that they'll never find. Eva College nature . . . an endless supply of energy . . . 53 Chevies and the Prom. His casual cool manner makes Ronnie a unique person. 9 Q-c IZIDORE CODRON lzi College 'iOh America, with thy faults I still love you. Puzzling reflections in a mirror . . . simplicity and abstractness, youth and age . . . Izi, intelligent and sen- sitively perceptive . . . possessor of a thousand expressions and memo- ries of countless American friends l22 Quick comments and a quick wit Migchieyougl wild, Qnd free , , , Happy, pretty and active . . . a . . . her own kind of laugh . . . won' fo Skip I , , always on fhe caring person . . . someone really popular and funny, mischievous o . , . good times rule his being. SPBCICI- and happy. KENNETH STEVEN CLARK Clarky Business A new dawn breaks for those who are ready Memories of the corner, a certain island in Quincy, the Cape and good times with great friends that will last forever! - -is fts i.. -IW' f'?9' GRACE E. CLARK Grace College Tomorrow is always another day. A happy face, a pleasant personality . . . the guys at South . . . Stevie . . . Wed- nesday? Good times with many friends, Grace always counting the faces. has-nan., 'WUYV '4 qn'1 ROBERT G. CLOUSE To succeed one must first define what success is A strong competitor who is dedi- cated to anything he undertakes . . . a hearty laugh and a hearty heart . . . one of our key clubbers . . . a free spirit, comi- cal nature DEBRA A. CIVITAESE Debbie undecided All we need to make the day go better is to remember our friends, or maybe one friends face. Animated . . .sparkling smile .. . unforgettable memories of Natick, good friends and good times . . . Debbie - good things come in small packages. . , DEBRA ANN COFMAN Debbie Pretty, friendly, and always in a good mood . . . a pleasant com- panion . . . to Debbie, no one is a stranger - she sees everybody as her friend.

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WILLIAM STEPHEN CANTWELL Donna College HAROLD CAPLAN Bill College Faith is the soul riding at Harold College anchor. Seek and ye shall find. Big Bill . . . memories of Leon's . . . nights out with the guys Our tooth specialist . . . sincere Mysterious nature . . . a real and football . . . easy-going in her ways . . . to many words smart guy . . . Harold, a doctor and friendly . . . enjoys good are too few . . . a friend to all Io be sure . . . success is sure to friends and good times . . . COITIE . . . MARILYN CAPLAN Marilan College Whistling in the dark does not bring light. Marilyn studious, a real concerned and involved humani- tarian . . . wisdom overcomes age . . . watch out world -- Marilyn's on her way . . . MARY CARTER Mary College Sincere, thoughtful, and sensitive . . . dedicated to herself and close friends . . . many happy memories of high school . . . her many talents will lead her to success fi-of ,J KAREN GAIL CHANDLER Karen College Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice but for those who love, time is eternity. , Karen . . . quiet but with moments of laughter . . . always smiling and ready to help . . . memories of a good junior year and great parties . . . a sure success . . . j if .fe X fbi CYNTHIA M. CHAMBERLAIN Cin College To exist is one thing, exist to live is still another. Tall and Blonde . . . vivacious and outgoing . . . never ending memories of J. J., S. B. A .... Here's a true friend to the end ...Cherish. .. if f 'i '-sf .eff PHILIP L. CHAMPAIN il College . . California or Bust . . . A real beach boy . . . a new- comer to our school . . . a lot of good friends thanks for joining us, Phil . . . .04 LQ... KAREN ANNE CHEW Casey College Tell someone you're a loner and they think you're lonely. It's not the same thing, you know. Memories of Ame's house . . . the guys, a special W. N .... Hyannis . . . and of great friends . . . Karen, a warm and peaceful person but ready for fun. l2l

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DENA FAY COHEN Dena College lt is a quiet worker who always succeeds. Studious, Ambitious . . . Involved with everything , . . success is defi- nitely coming her way. MARY DEBORAH COLEMAN Mary College You can't always get what you wont, but if you try sometimes, you just might find you'll get what you need, Natick High School, Jan I3 - Tray Duty, left turn at Wayland Center, always quiet, Bowdoin College, RACHELLE REA COHEN Rachelle College one should never strive toward only one goal, for if they then fail, there is nothing to turn to. Crazy and warm . . . Rachelle - bubbling over with enthusi- asm and energy . . . a dedi- cated person and a true friend . . . our editor . . . her smile brightens up everyone's day. RONI COHEN Roni Travel School He thinks a few, he speaks with many. Quiet, shy, kind . . . many var- ied friends, many varied skills . . . devoted and true, we want to thank you. LISA ANN COHEN Lisa College Don't live for what was, but for what will be. Lisa . . . warm and friendly, with a smile for everyone . . . lots of fun to be with . . . always trying and oft'times succeeding . . . good memories of tennis and vacations in the sun . . . a sure leader. 3 'tx 12 f '17 17X Tluni' 1 5 iv lo' 4:1 DEBRA R. COLE Debbie Nursing School lt matters not how long we live, but how. Cheerful and eosygoing . . . a true friend to be with and always ready for fun. 5? 'arf -1 - KJ f 'Wig' Vet igtfgs, A 41 'TT-oe' FRANK COLGAN Frank Warm, understanding, and quiet . . . a tranquil confidence . . . a unique sense of humor . . . Frank at home with friends and good times. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH COLLINS Cathy Marriage Talking, laughing, joking, and constantly putting her foot in her mouth . . . she hides her head under a dash-board . . . memo- ries with K. C., J. C., G. R., and Sax, Bobby and Kath .141 123