Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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, ---44 czezz ce 'fififififfik' i-.Ihr-iiifiii F qi-,T urn I y .:lhl1'1g1Q1f'1.- ' ,vgf 1'U'l Mr. Meegan, Deparrmenf l-lead 3 3 2 Mr Barreira ' -A - : Els 5 w., .Jig I 'Q-X Mr. Clinlon Ill 'ii ' l il- Zvrif-, l r I I Wealher-walching, dis- seclinq of earlhworms, producing sfrange chem- ical odors, and Hnkering wifh liqhl: 'rhese aclivi- 'ries were all parl of fhe science deparrmenl. Dr. John Meegan coordinal- ed The reaching of gen- eral science, earlh sci- ence, biology, chemislry, and physics classes. Nor only sludy, buf labora- fories, pracrical work, and, for biologisls, lramps 'rhrough nalure were par? of educafion. ft' iii 5-msn-5 Il ' Q ITK , 91 Mr. Jachowicz as 5 I 1 5 c 4 . Mrs. Minarcli l '1 Il Mr. Novak A Mr. Gaucher Mr. O'Donnell NRA .-' . . . Trajedy also occurred: lhe slrelelon I in B-5 losl half a leg and an arm, many , real lubf-2 mel lhcir malrcr, and no In '- , ' physics :fudi-nl proved fha Unified Field llg' 73 ,Q .. ' Theorem. Af limez lhc odor ol sharks in lfiiology lf1l:0rralfvr,i lhreiilcrnd iridiqCS- fbi' fion. Bu? sludonls learned princip ri fr 'fx 0 uare lfiw. And wha? 0 L fi f, 7 los, ihe Mr. Healer Mr. Tisdell Mr- Ranauro

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f . MW! ff 0-' lm Q li if c1 Mr. Garrahan Mr, Charles Deparlmenl l-lead Mr. Chrisfopher G-arrahan and his Social Sludies Deparlmenl all believe in Hislory. ' ' Bul unlilce lhe Communisfs, who revere 'rhis same ideal, rhey are concerned with infer- 5 - r r esfing srudenls in rhe people and places of human sociely. To lhis end, courses ranging if A li l 1 from Ancienl and Medieval Hislory lo Sociol- g ogy, Russian Sludies lo Economics are offered. 14 D ln addilion lo the lexl, exfra boolcs are oflen 'V assigned, speakers inviled, and panel discus- A' 5 ' ' sions held. Several of Mr. Kelley's classes held f, A ' ii i mock lrials 'ro sfudy legal procedure: and un- A der fhe only high school experirnenlal program A 3? 'i if I in 'the area, Mr. Zaido's geography classes 3 leafured a new urban approach. The Uniled Nafions scholarship confesf in lhe spring of- - lered oufsfanding sludenls a chance fo ex- H hibir lheir knowledge. Facls were given inler- f esf and applicafion: Washingfon braved lhe Polomac again, William had lo conquer Eng- land once more, and Doclor Zhivago became consulfing physician of lhe Russian Sludies class. is 46- 1 r ll ml y r I , B' 0 1 1 J .Mi xliiis- ,'.' i i .i figs 1 fx . Mr. Zaido MF- WelCl1 2 5 2 .1 Q 1' fri I OCIC CSXUUGQS Mr. Daniels .'f1 's l Q - 1-67' 1 W, Mr. Dowling S si Mr. Flaherly Ii ,-I Miss Janda -A '- i. J -4 Mr. Ram Mr. Kelley

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yzaazfemafzcs In a far corridor ihere is a whir: fhe minds of fhe mafh deparrmenf in colleciive rhoughf. No necessary malhemaiics was foo simple. no cal- culus 'foo diflicull for de- parimenf head Mr. Rus- sell Anlell and his asso- ciales To communicale. Pre-algebra prepared some for algebra which, along wi'rh geomelry, ex- plored The complexiiies of numbers: review courses refreshed memo- ries. and advanced courses allaclced fhe deepesf analyfical lhoughl. Mr. DiViHorio offered an afrer school compufer course using fhe elecrronic brains al Compufer Conlrol Com- pany in Framingham. Marhemalics, +hrough new meihods and even field rrips, was never so much like rolling off a logarilhm. Mr Grandonu M' Palano Mr Hebard Miss Lamperh Mr Vodoklys MVS W'll'6mS0n