Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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Dennis Orser leaves his trumpet. Charles Plourde leaves for the ball game. Janice Polamarenco leaves to see nSmitty,n Bob Quinlan leaves a stick of gum and his former Edsel. Joe Reisman leaves twenty volumes of notes from four years for anyone. Richard Otte 1eaves...still trying to win a handstand contest. Charles Leverone leaves memories of a great time in Mr. Alves' class. Richard Levy leaves in his V. U. with Ralph Bowamn. Richard Higgins leaves Hwell ya take and seen to Dr. Meegan. Kirk Jordan leaves his four years of experience in track. Walter Kanz leaves to Mr. Dada his u0ldsH Ron Harrington leaves for a career with First National. Bob Gibbs leaves for a good time with Smith and the Boys. Tony Folino leaves. Dave Wolf leaves his Falcon for a V. W. Wally Fuller leaves his experience as a Soccer goalie. Arnold Evans leaves to play football. Steve Fedorchak leaves 28 periods of soccer for a jacket. John Fiore leaves the crying student. Doug Eiss leaves his Plymouth with Stein in it. Jim Crawford leaves with Bob Gibbs. Kevin Abelli leaves for Marshfield and the surf. Olympio Arujo leaves experience as a soccer linesman. Mark Balkam leaves the dishwasher at Cushing. Paul Barley leaves a great bear hug. Tony Bartonlini leaves his lacrosse stick. Rocco Beatrice leaves his jovial smile. Dennis Benefits leaves Mr. HKU. Ralph Bowman leaves memories of trying to get a ride to the prom. Franny Butt leaves his clarinet. Carlo Castellana leaves to shoot pool with Frank. Barry Sugarman leaves his strong masculine chin. Bruce Whitney leaves his canoe in Gleason's Pond. Dawson Totten leaves his optimistic outlook on Americans. Steve Sasville leaves his term paper to Mrs. Savas. Ron Sawash leaves drags at Waushakum. Don Smith leaves his iron stomach. Chris Camacho hopes to leave behind a blue Falcon to any buyer or junk dealer. Sue Tolle leaves in her own car..HLong may she drive.H Roni Bache leaves her door with a sigh. Elaine Belloli leaves her crutches to anyone who pulls a knee. Sue Blue leaves her wide range of allergies to a puzzled doctor. Barbara Bock leaves HSock it to men notes. Karen Cartwright leaves as a blonde, brunette, or redhead? Barbara Stetson leaves a certain class with a few battte scars. Sugan Rosenhlatt leaves a mini-sized boyfriend. Richard Tarr leaves as the only Spanish Charlie Brown. Linda Rotelli leaves to next year's varsity team the dead tennis balls from practice. Terry Holmes leaves her opinion about diets..Ha pain.H Verian Elsemiller leaves with her silver award. Kathy Dowd leaves fantastic memories of the UIIGI with Mary Lou Conca. Jane Barbieri leaves away in her Blue Jay. Sandi Bonasoro leaves all the little crooked letters to next year's typing pool. Judi Gersh leaves a bar of soap for next year's purple- smeared typing pool. Debbie Verra leaves her height to Debbie Oca.

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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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CLASS PROPHECY - 1958 nLad1es and gentlemen . . . Please do not panic. This shelter is completely safe from any foreign element. Please remain calm. From time to time c1t1zen5 fpgm above will be coming down the elevator shaft . . . Also, word will be transmitted over the televiewers bringing us infonmation from various places in the world. I stress, do not panic. we are 1500 feet below ground level and of the ailing inhabitants, working diligently with the medical staff is M.I.T. graduate Marty Bregman who is trying to program a computer to cure simple nervous tension which is mounting in the complex. The problem of lack of communication which the language barrier is causing is being remedied by the introduction of a universal language. The has undertaken the task of Latin. The immortal words Latin Club, eager to be useful, teaching the entire population of a Latin scholar have finally perfectly safe.H So the immortal voice of Barry Koch, artist and HEHSCBSCEP, Opefled Oh 3 gX'1lTl SCSU? of 3 V8.SC bOITlb Sheltefh Periodically the elevator hisses to a halt and many famil- lar faces appear. The chief of police, Jimmy Irombi and his captain, Michael Smith, make sure order is kept. Marshal-in-chief Terry McCarthy is heading the operation of directing everyone to their respective quarters, The governors are moving toward their executive offices , . , Bruce Hulme of Vermont, ihureen Donnelly of Massachusetts, Christine Crowley, governor of Cape Cod, Butter Ferrari of Wisconsin, Ellie Buck, governor of Greenwich Village, and finally, successor to Howard Hughes, Greg Intinarelli, the newly elected governor of Las Vegas. They will take over control of the complex for the duration of our time in this shelter, Other notable dignitaries entering with the governors are Cecile Derouln, ambassador to France, Jane Ford, ambassador from England, Odin Fritsvold, ambassador from Norway, Palma DeMarco, from Italy, and Olympio Araujo from Portugal. Between announcements and the bustling and moving about in the complex, activity is resumed corners of the retreat. In the northwest in the various the refugee children are receiving their normal education from the Future Teachers Club under the direction of Marsha Muise, Susan Rosenblatt, and Veronica Eache. However, total direction of the educational system 1s managed by Kathy Martin, superintendent of schools, Anne Provencher, direc- tor of higher education, and Tom Levenson, illustrious and well-loved principal. Mark sense cards are being distributed and everyone is asked to complete these for ldentification purposes and for clerical computations. This procedure is by Maureen Creasls, Linda Canali, Colleen Joanne Cattani, directors of the business shelter. The cards, when completed, will being attended to Duggan, and department of the be collected by the appointed couriers, Susan Reder, Susan Krailo, Elaine come true. NL1ngua Latina non mortua est - Latin is not dead.H Meanwhile the industrial arts graduates, Arnold Evans, Eugene Barrows, Chris Camuso and Edmund lmll are engaged in the construction of an uarcn tangent to the kitchen complex. within the kitchen, the former chefs'course graduate Tony Bartollni is serving as head dieticlan. Again the voice of Barry Koch lntervenes to dispel fear and anxiety: use will endeavor to maintain life as usual, and it must be remembered that man does not live by bread alone. Parties are being arranged by our social directors fal Ahaskins, Greg Intinarelli and Pat Ritchie. Future enter- tainment for your listening pleasure will be supplied by David Codd, conductor of the Boston Pops. Among the many members of the old South High bend who are with the Pops we recognize Denis Soblewskl, Leslie BQQEQ, vocalist Tue Purington and guest entertainer, David Lewis. Also, you will once again see the entire cast of the Senior larlety Show of 1968. There you will see Snoopy romping about while Richard Tarr still recites Shakespeare ln blang verse. we can already hear Bruce Chaput singing protest songs, but unfortunately there might not be much left to protest against after the war. Ernie Smith is holding the greatest audience by a mixture of comedy, dramatics and flamenco dancing. In the southeast sector, Dk Clancy's art students now directed by Linda Johnson, are presenting an exhibition entitled, Underground Art.H Occasionally, word from the outside world is transmittec over the televlewers in various corners of the complex. Nam areas of the world are still unaffected by the approaching war and many prominent people are still aboveground. We hav just had an announcement that President Swift declared that if the North Vietnamese continue their invasion of southern California they will be politely asked to come to his peace table. If they refuse, he will send the International Relations Club to attempt to solve the problem. Key figure who would go with this group would be Ann Mahoney and Cathy Belloli and other fonmer library aides. They will then be key-punched by the typing pool instructed by Mary Leonardo, Sand Bonssoro, Sue Tolle, Judy Gersh and Debb Verra. The world-renowned medical staff led by Amy Johnson, Richard Levy and other fonmer Tlsdell students will check all infor- mation gathered and wherever necessary will Join the shelter's own Florence Nightingales, Rozanne Agostinelli, Janice Delaney and Msrni Abu.1n ministering to the needs wismer. In other news, the American Steering Committee has mac another world-shaking decision stating that at the next National Teachers Convention Italian dressing would be substituted for Roquefort. Again, in national news, the National Association of Student Councils has expelled all but one of its members