Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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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

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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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v,4 Mr. Hafch, Depar'rrnen'r Head X ... an ff.. Mr. Trevani 1' '. R r . 'z ,vi iff, X - - 1' '- 1' 4, 1' ff V- pi g' .I . A 9 ., Q..- . K Miss S+an'ron Mrs. Riley Mrs. Peckham 24 .rs kgfqw Q. 215 1 1 iq' . Mrs. DeCris+oforo Mr. Kropp Mrs. MacDonald 115112 Q35 K -H.7...,,, M 4 X Happiness in 'rhe Business Deparlmenl includes 72 manual fypewrifers, 36 elecfric fypewrifers, 5 kinds of IO-key prinling calculaiors. rofary fe- '11, . . . wjur' '11 calculalors, duplicalors, copying machines-plus feachers 'rhaf can I' 'fell Them aparl. The demand for 'ryping skill has grown so fasi lhaf I N we have 300 siudenls enrolled in lyping classes, learning lhal asdf iklg 5 , wilhouf looking is fheir immediale goal in life. Audio-visual aids in abundance are conslanlly in aclion, from records lo overhead proieclors 'ro EDL confrolled readers, even 'fo Mr. l-lalch's screwdriver and benl coal hanger for repairs. New lhis year is fhe ,Jan fyping pool for school acfivilies under Mrs. Peckham. Business as usual is plainly lhe order ol lhe day. 1' 4 Mr. Murphy Miss McDonald