Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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12 Kvppreczdfzbn V-Q, ,M A ., H1- HELEN VANCAVAGE We, the class of 1965 of Framingham South High School, wish to express our sincere gratitude for the time, inspiration and hard work that Miss Helen Vancavage has devoted to making our contribution to our school a more substantial one. 4

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fbeafcafzbn MARY CUNNINGHAM We as the graduating class of 1965 wish to dedicate our yearbook to Miss Mary Cunningham, who has devoted her entire teaching career to the Framingham School System. She has spent most of this time in the French department and has been head of the Language Department for the past five years. She is also supervising the modern language program at the elementary level. We are grateful for her dedicated service. 2 l

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G RALPH J. MARTIN Principal FRAMING:-QAM sour:-4 HIGH SCHOOL H-, ,,' SI FLAGG DRIVE FRAMINGHAM. MASS. 0170i PRINCIPAL RALPH J. MARTIN vlcl rnmcnrngs PETER C. MCCONAITY JOHN P. JOYC! TO MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1965: An equality of opportunity for all to secure an education and to attain success in life was a firm belief of our forefathers and is a fundamental concept of our democracy. At Framingham South High School every student, regardless of race, creed, color, economic status or social background, is considered an important part of the school. All are expected to cooperate and participate as part of the team. You, the members of the fine Class of l965, came to us in September of 1961. You have changed in many ways and accomplished much since that time. You have brought honor to yourselves, to your parents, and to our school by maintaining good academic records. You have participated actively and with distinction in our extra-curricular activities both athletic and non- athletic, and have carried successfully many other responsibilities. It is to you, the youth of today, that our nation looks for its future strength and accomplishment. To Strive Is to Accomplishu is our school motto. Continue to use the advice expressed in it so that communities, the state and the nation may It is with a bit of envy and a great that we of the faculty and administration your homes, be strong. deal of pride bid you fare- well. May every member of the Class of 1965 set high standards of character and integrity for those who will follow. We wish you success in your chosen field of endeavor. May you enjoy happiness and prosperity in your future life. Sincerely yours, Ralph J. Martin - Principal