Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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'E 1 '93 I i 'r 5 a 'fl . 5, ,WVR Qifii' 5 if 2 riff!-4 Dennis Porter Sandra Niedzwiecki fy., -'Q' rims 1-ugxm , ,N f J ll -1 Mary Queenan Martin Barry nr if X Kg 4 1 an Rousseau - Secretary Claire Shapiro '- SGCVQTEIVY .anal

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LEEDANCE rug ffv-X ffxk C Bernard White - Director 7.2- IU' aff Q C7 Joyce Frietag - Head Counselor Kafhefine 3Ch0m9f William Monnie What will I Do? Where will I go? What will l be? , walled the seniors in the fall. South High's able guidance staff helped find answers to these diffi- cult questions. The cries of the underclassmen were not unneeded either. But l'm only a Fresh- man and l'm in a Senior French class! Revising and altering schedules, writing recommenda- tions and conferring with students were all part cf ine cially routine of the counselors. s 2:3552 ,glwi rm Dan McDonald -so 5 HAW 491 I 1 'iff Carole Connors

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ENGLISH v--- ' f U i 1 L ir , ' A., 3 ,-, s , I ' :LF 1 51 I .E-55:-'J-' 1 - '- '.'.' '62 H , fn ' 1 ' i sg: f -ij L' ' -4 175'-.4 , Frank James - Department Head 'x W Phyllis Hotch Coniuring up frightening stories in Science Fiction class. delving into the inner-most depths of poetry, struggling with Roberts' English Series, or listening to selected Shak- espearean sonnets were some of many avenues available to students of English this year. The elective program with the addition of such courses as Thanatology and Women in Literature became even more diversified. Chaucer and Vonnegut, Austin and Shakespeare, l-lomer and Hemingway all became rivals vying for the title King of the Words. N l . . X- J V :as Ni l i I K X .-1-sf' , FD s Evelyn Aaronson ' Jw? - r ' WEE! su wwwn H V- ek ??1Rc' I ,qv 'iii' V l 'SF' i.. Thomas Hamilton l