Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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'THE CPI-IILOMATH Tage 'Tuenly om EI SM' CI Class Benefactor Best Athlete . Most Popular . Mo-st Friendly Neatest . . Quietest . Best Dancer . Faculty Joy . Biggest Eater . Most Optimistic Most Pessimistic Jolliest . . Most Serious . Best Looking . Wittiest . . Smartest . Best Actress . Best Actor . Biggest Talker Biggest Gum Chewer . . Most Sophisticated . . Sweetest ..... Best Dressed . Most Likely to Succeed . Most Pleasing Personality Most Industrious Best Speaker . Class Artist . Most Domestic Tallest . . Shortest . xv. Elma Nwafuh Q9 Bovs Edward Loring Edward Loring Edward Loring Edward Loring David Keir William Warren Dom Manzella Robert Welch Arthur Sherman Charles Richards Henry Boyle Sidney Goodnow William Warren John Kennedy Joseph Pepi Robert Welch Edward Shay Warren Sheridan John Hunter David Keir Richard Martell David Keir Edward Loring Edward Loring Robert Welch Joe Pepi Donald White Robert Duseau Harlow Andrews John Russeau GIRLS Frances Wright Irene Kustron Josephine Keane Frances Wright Florence Hayes Eleanor Williams Dot Collins Eleanora Keene Ann Dove Celia Krasnogor Helen Cooney Ann Dove Eleanora Keene Amelia Warren Celia Krasnogor Eleanora Keene Helen Hyndman Helen Cooney Kay Pryor Elinor O'Brien Margie McGaughey Marguerite McLaughlin Josephine Keane Josephine Keane Eleanora Keene Frances Wright Olga DeCollibus Margaret Kyte Jane Devonshire Amelia Carreia J ,L ,?. ,f,

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'Page Tzwezzty 7. I, Nancy Whoo-Dove, do leave all my fortune telling and palm reading abil- ity to Frances Roy, in hopes she can tell as many lies and tales of woe as I have. 8. I, Charlie Texas Richards, do be- queath all my stamina and personality to my kid brother Wally, in hopes he will win as many mile races as I have and also break as many hearts as I have. 9. I, Irene Kustron, being of sound character and a friend to all, leave my athletic ability to Anna Devine, knowing that next year she will be Miss Stiles, star pupil. 10. I, Harlow Gee - but- I'm - hand- some Andrews, do bequeath to any t'Tar- zanl' the book 'tHow to Grow a Moustache Over Night, in hopes he may improve his looks as much as I have. 11. I, Christine McLaughlin, being one hard girl to get around, leave my bag of tricks to Jane Avery, with full instruc- tions to follow them to the limit. 12. I, the world's greatest hot cha man and original Ding Dong Daddy from Clark Street, john 'tKiss-Me-Again-Girls Fiore, do hereby leave to Horace Taylor my secret way of always having the girls chase me and still being able to hold my head up among men. :THE CPHILOMATI-I 13. I, Christina Nute, leave my nat- ural blondeness to any one who can dye her hair in time. 14. I, Howard Davis, the Caveman of F. H. S., do leave my gorilla tactics to any- body who thinks he is as tough and rough as I am. 15. I, Josephus 'tRobin Hood Pepi, Mayor of Coburnville, do give all my gangster vocabulary to Miss Squires, in hope she may some day understand it and then adequately add to it. In witness whereof, we, the illustrious Class of 1938, through our crooked and unduly authorized attorney Don Ricardo Martellio, afiix our seal and subscribe our signature on ther 15th day of June in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-eight. God save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts from on- coming classmates. CSignedJ THE CLASS OF 1938. Don Ricardo Martellio CAttorneyD In the presence of Private DeMille, Private Orchard, Private O'Boyle, All members of Company C, National Guard. lt

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