Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

 - Class of 1968

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C L A S S J I L L Kevin Kimball leaves his place in the penalty box to next year's co-captains. Terry NCCBFCHY loaves mis nhon Juann reputation to anyone who wants it. Joanne Horesi leaves four years worth of ki:ley'. le: mane- up to next year's cheerleaders. Jenny Ponta leaves her foolish pranks ana HT. C :,N tc next year's most comical girl. Gale Reizner leaves ner clue eyes to silly Ee-goai .. ner locker to Matny Lahfley. Paul -areini leaves his two front teeth uno fwntlstic spied to cutcn Aucrr. Booty Paul leaves his UConn nits Yrossn t . unc is lucay enoufn to have to 'G. Cris JQCUOTiCL legvff Hi' gugrtererc ,iliLU .j Lcj who is aoou: five incnis tiller. Steve 1 lip leave: niJ 3 -'- s etbill 7LJC f?YCiE3 Jriu . I n3 leav ale L ellen e of inc 31:22 5 sex exactly as it U71 .ea lc 1'er,a Lintu 'ra,t. Maureen -ohne l, eau s South 'L-UeUO.IIv!!H Peter -er hi its .Lc.ae' init leav- Lcretner as usual. JLhiCc Lelake leave: -r su-fcstion that we ornal our con- tract ultn .egtwool . 1 .S fc all future seniors. saroar QU lalven 4 r Hvise-cracainf aoilityn to Joauie beef: Qcx Au,erson leaves without sis license. ' Podl Cflderua leaves his left-hanueu jump snot to next year's tasletoall teas. P Joanne Cattani leaves with her rraauation rift--? - Ts-' ,u.ecn loscano leaves--never without a sale connanion. Jim Trombl leaves ---- friendly as ever. John Steacle leaves his escapades at North to Marty Grlnley. Carol Joyce, Pat Ritchie, Joanne Ferguson, Dottie Crosby, and Lindsay Goddard leave the South High UAn1mal Squadu only to establish another one at U. of Mass. Mike Richardson leaves his bones to anyone who thinks he is Hmeatyn enough to fill them. Eddie Resteghini leaves in his new red sports car. Cris Crowley leave the D. Q. and Famous without her presence. Judy Bell looks forward to school days at U. of Mass. Elaine Kindler passes on her repu ation as a gum pusher. Donna King leaves her head to Mr. Bagush. Susan Krailo sends George Bernard Shaw back to the library. Margaret Lavallee leaves her high nuleage tank to any stong- armed girl. Beverly Leith leaves word that she is practically hitched. Jane Levenson looks forward to French interests in future years. Patty McKee and Barbara Myers leave behind their fame of being a gruesome twosome who can conquer any foe. Ann Mahoney passes on a worn softball glove to next year's team. Ann Palanzl leaves B-33 without saying a word. Luanne Peso flys off to never-never land like Peter Pan. Linda Hill and Liz Hayes leave C-20 with Steve Garner. Alex Hunter leaves notehand to secretaries. Liz Hayes leaves instructions on how to have Chinese fire drills on Grove Street. Steve Garner leaves the immortal words Hwhat the heck do we have to do to do this for?H to Mr. Hamilton. Wendy Durgin leaves her horn to any girl who can fill her space. George D'Amora leaves as a master ln speaking Spanish. Mary Leonardo leaves her business brains to help the cafeteria workers keep track of the pennies that go down the garbage disposal. Pat Bronzettl leaves Sa1's Speak-Easy to anyone brave enough to take lt. Paula Cournoyer leaves her dancing ability to anyone who can fill her shoes. Colleen Duggan leaves one crazy microphone and a great voice to Mr. Jachowitz. Margaret McCarthy leaves her fantastic math ability to some undeserving junior. Bonnie Wilkes leaves her spirited personality to some life- less Junior. Susan Clarke leaves her sewing ability to the Home Economics Department. Nancy Cole leaves her long hair to any Junior boy interested in being a hippie. Jane Brassard leaves all her math tests and homework to some unsuspecting underclassman entering Advanced math I. Stephanie DeCicco leaves a set of well worn-out nerves from the variety show. Marsha Myles leaves one gold dress and a pair of gold stockings to some future sparkling graduate. Larry Smith leaves the senior girls to the junior boys. Nancy True leaves a garter from the variety show to be used as a slingshot. Pat Capstick leaves twelve successful varsity-sport Seasons as the indispensable water-boy. Tom Levanson leaves his heart to Miss Lampertl. Cay Bushnell leaves the nickname of uPantherH to any green freshman who can see in the dark. Gary Kach leaves a recipe for putting fortunes in baegals Walter Perinl leaves all his essays to any potential writt who needs inspiration. Robert Hare leaves his wig. Richard Kowalski leaves his ntweets' and Wquacksn to Raffl Kassabian and all the other members of the Howdy gang. Steve Brandon leaves his brain to science. Edmund Hall leaves a supply of game Jersies to the football team. Robert Locke leaves golf for hopscothh. Ted Jose leaves his sister to all of the Junior class wolves. Dave Lewis leaves his heart and Hsoul' to us all. Alice Litter leaves a year's supply of Excedrin to next year's Philomath staff. Eddie Guardlani leaves all his rides to the baseball team. Leslie Breed leaves the much used, out of tune piano. Marni Abu and Nancy Stephan leave two daily ice cream sand- wiches to Gale Roberts. Susan Reder leaves directions to North to next year's senior girls. Gloria Anspach leaves her striped dresses. Celeste Introinl leaves her sincerity to anyone who can live up to it. Sondra Davidonis leaves her artistic ability. Mike Vodoklys leaves the high school girls for happier hunt- ing grounds at U. of Mass. Butter Ferrari leaves Rat and Hammy to next year's senior girls. Ricky Smith leaves his one and only yellow card to any deserv- ing math student. Rozanne Agostlnelll leaves her weak stomach to be a nurse. wayne Hawkins leaves his sporting ability to some deserving Junior. Julie Natlchlonl leaves her way with words to the English Department.

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'ot of brains 1n our class. In all of our four years in h1gh school Maureen Donnel, who was also the state governor for a day. I we had an outstanding number of students on both honor rolls. And Other Pe0Ple, N 0 Worked hard On our Student Publ1C8t10hS which then in our Junigr year 511 these people finally get recognition reported on our social functions, were Susan Pike, who was editor when they were inducted 1nto the National Honor Society. It was Of the Crier Wnicn Von a T and G Honor AVard, and Alice Litter, the largest group ever to be inducted, and because of this some editor, and Kathy Martin, aSSiStBnt ed1tOr, Of the Philomath, of the seats for the Jun1ors had to be moved in behind the lesser 5 record of this Our senldr Year- Of COUFSQ, at all the proms number of seniors to fit everyone on the stage. Officers from our girls were the prettiest, and our princesses and queen testify our own class were then elected, who ably continued on the tradition to this: freshman, Rosanne Agostinellig sophomore, Mary Noonan, of lighting candles and making speeches for the Induction ceremony. Junior, Patricia Richie, and our own Queen Guenevere, Lindsey They were Gloria Anspach, pres1dentg Elizabeth Gould, v1ce-president, Goddard- In this CateB0Py of Soclability, we C8hhOb forget all Susan Reder, recording secretary, Mary Noonan, corresponding the foreign exchange students we were lucky to meet, helping ur secretaryg and Lorna Fraelic, treasurer. Also, there were two semi- to Widen our understanding Pe0P1e and Cultures- There were finalists in tne National Merit Test -- walter Perini and Marty Jens Nielson from Denmark, Teresa Perez from Peru, Haluk Ozemek Bregman, in addition to the many who received letter of commendation. from Turkey, and Our Own Ue10Ved Jane Ford fren England- D1d we conquer athletically? Besides brains, our class And n0W, We're at the 010Se Of Our senior year. It has was blessed w1th a lot of brawn. Ever since freshman year we Passed by Quickly and naPPi1y as we Were the le3derS of the SChOOl showed our outstanding ability with athletes such as Ralph Bowman, Our 5en10r Class Offieers--Bruce Swift, President? Sally Maisny Don Anderson, Kevin Kimball, and Paul Nardini. In our freshman vice-presidentg Mary MacNamara, secretary, and Jimmy Nat1ch1on1, year 50 many boys get 'FW jackets that the school nad to discontinue treasurer--picked another steering committee to organize our most the practice of giving them to freshmen boys in succeeding years. imP0rtant Class activities. First on the agenda was tne 5en10r In sophomore year, all of the football teams our boys were on had Class Play, Twelve Angry People. The actors of our class most winning seasons, showing the great prowess of our class in sports. effeCtiVely turned tnemselves into Jurdrs as tney struggled to Our sophomore team was undefeated, the J.V.'s had a winning season, decide the fate Of B y0unE DOY aeeused of murder in this tW0-nk and, last but not least, tne vap51ty was Bay State Champs with performance. And then there was the Senior Variety Show under such Sonngmgpes on it as Paul Nardini, Ricky Smith and Jimmy able hands of producer Barry Koch and director Amy Johnson. Ss Trombl. When basketball season rolled around, our school was against 3 n3Ckgr0und Of 3 sneak-easy in the 1920's with B12 Sal B tti . . victorious in maklng the Tech Tourney with our sophomores Steve ronze J as the M C ' this Show was something totally new and . . diff t f Kamin, Brad hawkins, and Paul Calderon on the team. Junior year eren or us, as we went back to the generation of Bonnie M Cl d . With f t our class athletes were again outstanding but the famed first y e as moving skits' full of hitherto unknown Senior t 1 t t fill 1 b t th t line in hockey comes most readily to mind -- Kevin Kimball, Don a en , 0 n e Ween e ac S' this performance never let , . V , the audience rest for a moment. AHOSFSOH, and NGC Dowd. Also, that year the gymnastic team won . , O S 1 fi ll d t l the Say State heague t1tle with many of our classmates on the ur en or year na y rew O a C ose as the most Souad coveted awards 1n the whole school were announced--the High Honor Group and Leadership and Service Award. As seniors, of course our boys were the mainstay for all teams, whether it was football, cross COuhtrY, sdeeer, High Honor Group Leadership and Service track, basketball, hockey, gymnastics, golf, tennis, or baseball. Anspacn, Gloria Ansnacn, Gloria X , Gould, El1zabeth Donnelly, Maureen To mention only a few outstanding names, we list football co- Martin, Kathy Ferullo, John t 1 N , Anne Provencher Johnson, Amy cap a ns ard1n1 and Smith, hockey co-captains Kimball and Anderson, Koen, Barry M 1 h S ll and baseball co-captains wayne Hawkins and Peter Eorghi. The Ngrginelapagl Ritchie Pat 1 1 hockey teams had a winning season and scored the big upset of the Smith, irnesi C a S 1ft B year when it defeated first place Needham. However, the boys W ' race E c t f t 1 ht t d ti t 1 ht weren't the only athletes, our girls participated actively 1n X ep or ommorrow n g a gra ua on' on S ' J 5 1968 1 our 1 t 1 ht t th 1 . Al h sports all of their four years too. Perhaps the year's biggest une ' ' S as n g oge er as a C ass t ough it is doubtf l if ll ld bl 1 ft thi k thrill goes to Sally Ma1sh whose softball team won their first u we 3 con ever assem e Aga n a er S wee ffor there 1s a huge and exc1t1 orld 1t1 J l t' h game in four years. Our cheerleaders, Joanne Mores1-capta1n- S ng W awa ng Us ' e S cpe we will al a b 1 th t t f ll th Joanne Cattani, Maureen Donnelly, and Gail Relzner, were always W ys remem er our C ass, e greg es one 0 a ' e Class of 1968. we did many things of which we can always be proud there to cheer on the teams, ably aided by our majoretteg under and let's hope again that we will always be remembered. Each one Margaret Lavalee. of us can alwa s be r d h h a nl d at d 1 1963 U f D1d we also conquer socially? Throughout our four y p ou W en e S YS' gra u E n ' or' truly, wE CAME, WE SAV, and NE CONQUERED. years 1n high school, our class d1d an outstanding job in Mary Noonan, Chief Historian contributing to all class activities. Our student council Maureen Donnelly, Assistant representatives worked diligently to make all the dances and drives a success, and senior year they were ably led by President Anne Provencher, Assistant



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Linda Johnson leaves her artistic ability to the scenery com- mittee of next year's senior play. Virginia Meegin leaves her sparkling Smile to S0me 111-humored Junior. Carol Matheson leaves her school lunches to Julie N. Susan Oppici leaves her crazy sense of humor. Vicki Crager leaves her title of class flirt to some deSGPVinS junior. Larry Porier leaves his foot in a lawnmower and his arm in a sling. Bruce Hulme leaves his love-life and a sexy wa1ter's outfit. Christie Camuso and Eugene Barrows leave to become doctors or lawyers. Paul Manzella and Kevin Bagnall leave all their gym clothes to Mr. Strong. Bert Baker left at least six months before we did. Richard Dobson leaves high school but never Dawson Totten. Jeff Prince and Ronnie Rendell leave a blown up physics lab to Mr. Gaucher. John Henderson was forced to leave his wild gala life to answer the call of veterinary medicine at Purdue. Paula Gallivan leaves her mother in the medical room. B111 Dwyer leaves anything that he can't take with him. Don Glardlni leaves his car wrapped around a pole. John Mathieu leaves money????? Peter Bratica left bed to be here. Jim Reinhardt leaves his Hnaturaln blond hair. Maureen Finn leaves her old boy friend Gordon. Pat Edmonds leaves her drum that goes nboom, boom . . .' Steve Waugh leaves with a purple HHell's Angelsw motorcycle. George Novinger and Earl Dinsmore leavetalklng like magpies. Nancy Comolli leaves her freckles to any other Irish-Italian who wants them. Jim Quinlan leaves the mail box in front of Bond's. Dave Codd and Steve McConnell leave their red hair to be used in the school kitchen as steel-wool. Barry noch leaves his all-out campaign for UBlmo Lincoln.u Pam DeMarco leaves her book, One Thousand and One Italian Jokes. Jay Howard leaves his nMr. Tracku title to anyone who wants it. Odin Frltzvold leaves his artistic talent...especially his ability to doodle in class. Bruce Chaput leaves quietly. Pet Carboni leaves her fantastic driving ability. Mary Ann Wright leaves Mr. Hatch two pennies for the right ans- wer. Sally Maish leaves Miss Maloney to Pam and Juice. She also leaves her bugle nShut Up.n :Bn Bsendel leaves his position of supreme ruler of MHaendel's fQme like Levine leaves his unbeatable record of absences to the underclsssmen. Aly Johnson leaves her French dictionary to Mrs. Mack. Bruce Swift leaves his gavel with a sigh of relief. Sue Pike leaves her skiing ability to any deservingfunderclass- man. She also leaves the Crier to Abbey. Vol Haskins leaves her Psyched-Out Spiffle fringe. Debbie Aiken leaves her red hair to Leslie Harlett. llck Belles leaves A friendly neighbor. Jean Bronzetti leaves a new doorstep to the next marshal who gets her post. Pam AIIOTIBB leaves several inches of leg above the knee. Dennis Sobiewskl leaves the dance band to some capable junior. John Ferullo leaves his desire to be a jockey. Cecile Derouin leaves A. P. History after two years of continual hunger. Pattie Hackett leaves the Pep Squad and all its lively meetings. Ann Provencher leaves her dainty sneezes. Sue Bayes leaves tow years of A.P. History with HHaendel's Harem.u Mary Noonan leaves to join Shavey, at last: Lorna Fraelic leaves her Hdeadu tennis balls to next year's tennis captain. Bonnie Lytle leaves her desk in homeroom to some new little freshman. Helene Player leaves all the fun she had. Paul Ford leaves a better idea. Ned Dowd leaves his position in the penalty box to Chris Kimball. Greg lntinerelll leaves a metal pyramid. Mary MacNamara leaves Bruce Swift following her around. Kathy Redmond, Barbara Hoyt, and Roberta Warren leave a scene at Jane Brassard's house. Carol Slamin and Linda Brillhart leave their C-U make-up kit. Cheryl Tognacci leaves a well-used seat in the office next to Robert Richwein. Priscilla worswick leaves her absentee slips to Joanne Muto. Billy Sherman leaves two friends who will return next year. Dougie Pollard leaves his corn-popping ability to next year's chef class. Penny Little leaves a nickel. Helen Paletsky and Carolyn Dow leave for Cape Cod parties. Gerry Hardy leaves The Return of the Native to Thomas. .-,..i. ...A+--'f:-1-' Maureen Bethoney leaves her shorthand skills to next year'r senior steno class. Marsha Muise and Cindy Thistle leave Charlie and Bessie in school parking lot. Jimmy Natichionl left with all the money. Kathy Martin leaves with high honors. Cathy luminare leaves the art room door locked. Mike Gumben leaves a pack of Beech-Nut. Sue Geller leaves quietly. Brian Corbett leaves his freckles to Terry Adams. Elisa Diasio leaves her eyes open. Brad Blake leaves his ple cru5t recipe to Mrs. McDuffy. George Bliss leaves in a Hfriendlyn way. Bobby Brigham leaves the best ice cream. Ellie Buck leaves sig Sal's bar. Julia Rivers leaves for the big sea waters. Benny Clinton leaves his week-end nature. Sandie Welch leaves her airplane wings. Chris Welch leaves his name to a grape Juice company. Mary Sue Allison leaves her comparison of Cicero to anyone who wants it. Richard Lane leaves C-30. Ed Lehmann leaves his gymnastic ability. Lenny Lytle leaves his little blue Opel. Bill McBride leaves for Bedford. Robert Mooney leaves his wide-awake look. Kathy Moscatelll leaves question marks around school Dave Nichols leaves the shop.

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