Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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THE PHILOMHTH 32qQ9il9Il Class Benefactor . Best Athlete . . Most Likely to Succeed . Class Artist .... Faculty Joy . Most Serious . Wittiest . . Most Popular . Most Industrious . Most Pleasing Personality Cutest .... Best Looking . Most Romantic . Most Sophisticated Best Dressed . . Best Mannered . Best Dancer . Most Poised . Biggest Flirt . Most Domestic . . Best Actress . Best Singer . -ea 19 dd fffaeafzala KXSQIW Girl Mary Carlson Barbara Buttrey Marcia Ring Dorothy Zucchi Martha Whiting Martha Whiting Rosemary Doran Barbara Buttrey Martha Whiting Barbara Buttrey Johanna Clancy Irene Garvin Virginia Worrey Irene Garvin Carolyn Coyne Norma Stapleton Irene Garvin Irene Garvin Patricia Desmond Mary Carlson Marjorie Colp Jacqueline Jewell Boy Robert Campion Francis Ciccarelli George Johnson Allen Hawks George Johnson George Johnson Richard Acton Joseph Tosti George Johnson Joseph Tosti Carlo Galvani Alan Kendrick Robert Hinckley Philip Dyer I.ouis Ferri Thomas Madden Frank Grange Joseph Tosti Philip Dyer Richard Acton Robert Campion Robert Belmonte Webster Brockelman S? '9 Q: Woffoii fucmilaai

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is lass We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-eight, being the most industrious, wittiest and craziest class ever to graduate from F.H.S., leave this our last will and testament. crass BEQUESTS 1. To Mr. Magnon. we leave a new high school addition, with more floor space for the boys to sweep when making up time. 2. To Mfr. McCo1111o11, we leave a lie detector to use when the boys go to the office to get excused. 5. To Mr. Barb, we leave a new Pontiac Six for his trips to Maine, and a lifetime pass to the Maine vs. Bates football games. 4. To Mirr Sqzzirer, we leave a para- chute for her airplane trips to Texas, plus an automatic door closer for 229. 5. To the janitors, Mr. Ezlzerrofz and Mr. King, we leave twenty new brooms for the boys to make up time with. 6. To the painter, Mr. Crayton, we leave a new brush and a bucket of paint in hopes that he will finish the school by the close of the century. 7. To the Student Council, we leave Roger Moore and Mitt Hobby arguing over parliamentary procedure. 8. To the junior boys, we leave all our rights and privileges at Brush Hill and Farm Pond in hope that they will live up to our expectations. PERSONAL BEQUESTS l. l, fobfz Red King, leave all my duties as president of this great class to any THE PHILOMHTH 61629111 junior boy who believes he is worthy to follow my footsteps. 2. I, Robert Scoop,r Belmollte, leave my scandal sheet to a junior who can wreck as many love ahfairs as I have done through the school paper. 5. I, Dick Co1m'o11, just leave ........ . QThank Heavenslj 4. I, Erfzvizz Alu'aqui'-ozz-fi111e Brzlbozzi. leave my racing forms, treasury tickets, conduct cards and dismissal slips to my good friend, john Leonardo. 5. I, Carofyn Te111j1fafio11 Coyne, leave my book entitled, How to Catch Men in Three Easy Lessons, to Barbara Hilliard. 6. I, Fizzllrir Moore Merzzri, leave all my bow ties and orange socks to jimmy Campion, in hopes that he will dress as flashily as I. 7. I, Romfie Trecfeazz, leave Edward Pavia, together with a warning to all girls to stay away from him in my absence. 8. I, Daria! Fla1m'e1'.r, leave jim Quirk to mend the hearts I have broken in the junior class. 9. I, Mary Agortifzelli, leave all the junior girls the right to go hunting for men in Ashland. 10. I, john Zfznelln, leave my oratorical powers to Roger Moore. 11. I, Nea' Czzrmlz, leave my car to Pat Kelly. I hope that he will pick up as many as I have in Wellesley. God save the Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts from the oncoming students of F.H.S. Signed, R. DAVID AcToN, Any.. DI. HERBERT Tosri, J. Arovsius SHAY.

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