Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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E we Qi' ,Y we , 3 .7 I I! Mrs. Helen Johnson Secrela ry 3 4 ,V LA- The roar of 'rhe en- gines, lhe hum ol ma- chines. This, and more. is Vocalional. Designed for sludenls planning fo enler a 'rrade direcfly eller graduafion. fhe school has Qrown under fhe direclion of Mr. Joseph Keele. Sludenls allernale one weelr in shop and one week in class. specializing eilher in aulomolive shop. elec- fronics, or machines. Fulure mechanics dissecl' live cars, lilerally gel- 'ling inside lhe subiecl. Eleclronic shop covers lhe commercial devices. like lelevision sels. and more complex compufer and sonar mechanisms. Machinisls learn fhe fools and mefhods of working malerials lor useful ends. as well as how 'ro conlrol a lemper lmefallicl. ln shorl. Vocalional has The mos? grinding curriculum al Soufh. X x, ' 2 I, .- 'ian K. I i w? l ,, .VJ '. -AL ocafzbna rf 1 'Y In ' 025' ,N A f Mr. Keele. Direclor . ' fic' , J Mr. DeCollibus .r N Mr. Fraser 4-'lf Mr. Molloy We x ,B '- if! I, lt-6 Mr' Thompson MY- Tel'f6f'l0Va Mr. Rogers Mr. Peferson 29

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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-

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T555 Mr. Janes, Direcior Q D. 16K X f l x rv 9, - l f ' F' X ' fx V Mr. S+rong fl' f-, Q lfr ,X N I , ,,-M, . s .sh Mrs. Walker ct Mrs. Wes? Mr. Woodcomb 30 ff? JH szcaf Cjoizcafzbn S+ressing a well-balanced program. +he Soufh l-ligh School Physical Educa+ion De- parfmeni' is inleresied in 'rhe developmenf of boih leam compelilion and individual conlribufions by siudenfs dur- ing class periods. Alfhough difficul+y is occa- sionally experienced in keep- ing shui fhe doors separafing lhe boys' and girls' gym classes, 'rhe physical illness program presenls successfully a variely ol aciivilies, includ- inq fouch foolball, baslrel- ball, volleyball, soccer land Robin Hood and his merry maids. I.2.3.4, 5? crab soccerl gymnaslics and archery. Conclusion: gym is a lil course for every curriculum. -.' s K .S - Q ,. Ld .4 tie-.. ,- Q, ' . ff,-L' E '-Q.-..,,1T1x 5 4 .-qu., . K ' -wee' -. L, -. ri 1 1- .-AV fl, i-, :Q N , . -...., ' ,?., ,-f' gig.- . .? ...rg ,N 2 -.A '.,, A4.,- . 4,4 'FQ fi.. ' - 4 , 1 , -if . , -Q5-L Q, --' -Fila' H LH ' N .'l ,,,g:':' V :angie-'P-:?l,.1 A' . I l ' ' 4' 'Sf- ' ,, I 3--Q-' ' -t V T. rp., A' l ' .... gn x 4- ' .-.. '.-.1 - -- -..-- 4 .3 .--1-..g ..J ,, A -avg . qv?- '--4 .' ' '-C 111' P- GLLILA, , -fi Swup The world! l wafwl lo fir-l ull! I 1 Mc Tarzan!