Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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7 A M14 1 John Daniels came to Framingham in 1925. after four years of teaching in Newport, New Hampshire. In addi- tion to teaching social studies here, he coached many foot- ball and basketball seasons. In 1945, he became the Director of Athletics, a position he has enjoyed ever since. Mr. Daniels has dedicated forty-three years of his life to Framingham students. The many services he has rendered to both our social studies and athletic departments shall be remembered long after this year of his retirement. 9

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Catherine Clifford began her career as a teacher of English in North Brookfield, Massachusetts, and came to Framingham from Penakook, New Hampshire. Mrs. Clif- ford taught English in Framingham for twenty years until 1948. She returned to teaching in 1957 and continued to distinguish herself as a dedicated teacher. This year Mrs. Clifford is retiring-from teaching only, never from the memory of her students. '-A uk 8

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4. f I .Q rr -v . I 9 4? c ,4 9 George Keville, originally a native of Massa- chusetts, began his teaching career in New York City in 1921. Returning to Massachusetts in 1924, Mr. Keville became a member of the faculty at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester and later taught at Emmanuel College in Boston. In 1950, he began his career in Framingham. After eighteen years of devoted service to Framingham students, Mr. Kerville is retiring this year. We shall always remember him for his fine teaching of social studies and English. tw 9 O X H . ww X,