Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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Gakferzd ll's slill alive: kill ill K 1 xi i I f is H i A 53 -is CAFETERIA STAFF: Mary Cordella, Edward Rowan, Marie Lawson, Nell Oldum, Joan Goddard, Laura Fio Rilo, Eileen Svensson, Gladys Gibbs, Alzada Munyon, Florence Gay, Arlene lvledeiros, Eleanor Barlolini, Charlolle Doherly, lnqrid Kirlc, Kay Plourde, Mary Wamboldl, Marla Carlson, Rose Dulaull, Alice Anderson, Helen Sawyer lDireclorl. rf: f l, Ouchl ' ' 1,4 2 N 11nv x in Y f We're all behind 'rhirly cenl lunches. The Lunch lines may be live, bf u derslandably so, lor in all lhe Fra ng- ham schools over seven 'LZ.,Ei'd s hundred sludenls are se-'ved a diy. F':v qram direclor Miss Helen Sa.-..e' her slall, plans lhe rneals +0 coniain 'S less lhan one-lhird ci daly wife - quiremenls, wilh enough variely for in- leresl. This -,ear lhe price was ras from lwenly-live lo ihirly ce Ls . operalion coals began fo fax eeiebe funds. The noon program is suppcrled in perl by sales and in par? bi, We U. S. Deparlmenl ol Agricullure. ll uses lwvelve 'thousand one-hall pinl carlors ol rflk daily: enough lo keep more fhan age and lhree-lourlhs cows busw :sr lr'- and seven-eizhlhs dals. Mr. Rowan f: !

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The Medical Deparlmenl, lo many sludenls is simply a compelenl group consisling ol a doclor and group ol nurses in navy blue. The ol- lice where lhey are localed is a haven when illness or accidenl slrikes. Occasionally -s M-. 1 il has been used as a hoped- lor escape-halch lor erring sludenls. However, only rare- ly has lhis escape lrick been successlul, as nurses ha-ve a remarkable nose lor such slu- denls. Aclually, an inleresled slu- denl would lind lhal dulies X., and responsibililies ol lhe Medical i Deparlmenl are many and varied, and lhal lhe applicalion ol ice-packs and dispensing ol band-aids is only a small parl. Mosl im- porlanl ol lhese is lhe heallh counseling ol pupils: nexl is lhe assisling ol parenls in any heallh problems ol lheir chil- dren. On a broader scale, lhe 5 elleclive Medical Deparlmenl is a curriculum in heallh prob- lems, lhe consullanl on school building and grounds sanila- lion and salely, and finally a f heallh resource and adminis- -4 u 1 ,Q-uf , 2 You don'l look sick lo me, says Mrs. Reslighini as Ellis Bryanl 'native aggiglanf on lqealfl-1 f'?DOfiS i0 Medial- problems lor lhe enlire school i i.: K . Communliyl Mrs. Gerlruide M. Quirk, R.N. Supervisor ol Nurses Mr. Mailman spurs on an ex- ciled sludenl body al lhe Norlh rally. ll l I fi A , , -4- IIIHH .ln Ai , STAFF: Fronl Row: Palrick Daly, Gino Bonvini, John Woodrumf Second Row: Joseph Cinimo, Everell Mailman, Head '-- ' ' jf' ', Cuuloflianf Che lf-r lfomola and Mrs. lda Ryan. ,1- Ni There is more lo Soulh High lhan meels lhe eye: behind lhe calm exlerior, lour lhousand T lwo hundred sixly lockers need lo be kepl in repair: lilleen hundred gallons ol oil a day in . 1 lhree boilers heal sludenls lo sevenly degrees Fahrenheil: lwenly-lwo acres ol grass grow lo l be mowed in lhe summer. Handling bolh lhe roulines and crises ol keeping Soulh running, lhe Mainlenance Deparlmenl covers colleclively several miles in halls a day. Arriving al 6:30 each morning, Mr. Everell Mailman direcls his slall in laking care ol everylhing lrom combi- nalion locks lo mixers in lhe caleleria, lrom rouline repairs lo preparalion ol lhe gym lor a rally. When one boiler kicks oul, mainlenance kicks il in again: olherwise learning mighl be a cold business al limes. an-if

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rs! I I2 ppfe czdfzon SOP!-HE SAVAS We, 'rhe Class of I967, wish 'ro express our 'rhanks +o Mrs. Sophie Savas For her genuine inrercsf in us as a Teacher and as a friend. Her undersrandinq guidance and her sincere concern for 'rhe iuiure of our class have given us fhe opporfuniiy fo make a worihy confribuiion fo our school and 'ro socieiy.