Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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WUSIC f eparfmenf The Music Deparlmenl' means chorus courses. hours of rehearsals. and noles for rhe 'reacher il' is a lioolball landing in a usaph o all game b i' mosr of all. if is Mr. Joseph Oneschulc. His ialenfed musicians e h d 1 i f m Chrislmas assembly music iesfival, senior play. Memorial Day Parade. Nalional Honor Sociely lnduchon awards as emblie and qracluahc ln 'rhe music 'rheory courses, 'iunclamenlals and 'rechniques of music hislory and composihon are rauqhl The classes nnusl prepare a c band score played and concluclrecl by lhe sludenls. This course has also resullecl in The composihon oi an original school alma aler a ca I96 Class Song The music appreciarion classes are experimenfing wifh o relafed arfs approach in which music is iniegrafed wlh fhe d w menl' of hlslory liieraiure. and arf. ln lhe deparlmenl marks may be scaled lo relain harmony befween sludenr and reach rs

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is V129- Mr. Co'f+on, Direclor oi Ari -,z-.- are . M- l 'f.. X fi' jr! Zeparfmenf E Mr. Bagush 'L- Mr. Clancy -11' xm. I l Mr. Forbes -up ' J - auf 1 Mr. Rifval 26 ln lhe arf rooms sludenl worlc is plainly visible on walls, doors, blackboards, and windows. Basics of arf: painf, sculpfure, carving, weav- ing, even adverlising design are par? of lhe Curriculum direcled by Mr. Neil Coiion. Each year, a siuffed owl and pheasanl, used as models, become immorlalized in hundreds of drawings: this year 'they were misplaced, briefly, 'ro 'lhe grief of all involved. lnspirafion came in Mr. Clancy's words, ul- Jrered over an incipieni masler- piece: ll has possibililiesf' A few sludenls relurned for posf graduale weaving courses: oih- ers lrailed behind Mr. Forbes wilh supplies as he moved class- es lrom 'rhe vocalional arf room lo B-l5. Through lhe year, various 'reachers helped wilh school evenis, including fhe senior play, and es- pecially rhe Prom. ln arf, ihe slu- denl creafed-wilh painf, clay, paper, wood, and frequenily, in- spiraiion. I tw A ,. A N n f

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lg? ii 'ff 4- gnogzsffzkz 714115 '-R 'pf Q' '-.5 I-I 0,2 bf Mr. Alves Mr. Krikorian H! Mr. Champlin Mr. Edmond p ffl' Mr. Farrell K I .,Jr 4' , . 'T Mr. Krencisz Q , -i QM I ,nr- 'K' 2 The lndusfrial Arls De- parimenf offers a mulii- faceled program which en- ables sfudenfs lo gain ex- perience in ihe areas of mechanical drawing, wood- work, meialwork, 'the graphic aris, elech-ici+y, fechnical drawing. and dafa process- ing. l-lere sfudenls learn The 'rechniques of building, pho- lography. magnelism. com- municalions. and eleclricify, lafer 'fo be used in lheir work or hobbies. Compuler programming and solid sfale elecfronics are grow- ing fields fhe deparimenf explores: calculafions al in- credible speed and devices slreamlined ol vacuum 'rubeS. Using lechniques learned. sludenfs consirucl boals and assemble a working televi- sion. lvloderp linduslriall arf. F95-