Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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1 8 Eat.- III. I, Peter Kastrinelis, bequeath to Bob Campion, president-elect of the Stu- dent Council, my cares, wrinkles, and gray hairs, which I obtained while attempting to steer the ship of state through very rough seas, with the hope that he can keep his head above water. IV. I, Lewis Holzman, leave to George johnson my ability to cloud the issue in Mr. Lundberg's history class with disserta- tions on Newton's three laws of motion. V. I, Vida Horan, leave all the whis- tles and wolf calls I receive because of my oomph, red hair, and .mzfoir faire to Beth Stanton, who is by no means lacking in the above-mentioned commodities. VI. I, Bill Williams, leave my slap- stick humor and satirical remarks to john Grasso to further exemplify the old prov- erb, The rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. VII. We, Mary Hetherton and joe Ferraro, leave to any budding romance of the junior class our corner outside of Room 336 to prove that true love can bloom even on barren ground. VIII. I, Dave Bragg, leave to the school my new mathematics textbook to be published in the year 1950, which will con- tain the famous Bragg Theorem on how to find the coefficient of adhesion of lip- stick. THE PHILOMHTH IX. I, Dorothy Dershowitz, leave to Mary Ann Leveille all the corners I took along with me while speeding, plus my Sears, Roebuck license and private parking place in front of the school. X. It is only just that we end this docu- ment with a quotation from a renowned personage in the annals of our own glori- ous history. With an excerpt from the memorable oration delivered by the emi- nent Professor john fA.B.C. Dingle- hooferj Paul at our sophomore election campaign assembly some two years ago, fquotej . ..And in conclusion fun- quotej, we bring this, our last will and testament, to a close. The above was recorded on the twenty- seventh day of the third month of the year nineteen hundred and forty-seven by the duly authorized class lawyer, Russell Casella. Witnessed Qthrough no fault of their own, by: Bill Panarese, discoverer of numerical numbers, Thomas T O'Grady, Dana fis my bow-tie straight or isn't it?j Balch, Martha fsnake-charmerj Savage, Joanne fthere's a corollary that states . . Maher. '25

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