Framingham High School - Philomath Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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WELCOME!!! DR. EUGENE THAYER After the departure of Rigas Rigopolous, the Framing- ham School department received a new superintendent. Dr. Eugene Thayer, a graduate of both the Boston College an the Boston university Schools of Education, holds a Doctoral degree in Public School Administration from the university of Massachusetts at Amherst. Because of his outstanding teaching record in the Norwood Public School system, he earned the posi- tion of Principal in an elementary school in the same town. His experience over the past eight years as Superintendent of the Lawrence School Department made him an excellent choice for the position. Receiv- ing an honorable discharge from the United States Army, Dr. Thayer is a member of the Governor! Superlntendents' Task Force on Drug and Alcohol Edu- cation. Both students and administration extend their heafffelt WQlCOm6' to DF. TTIHVSF, the NEW 8dClltiOI'l to OUT SOUtI'l High family. OUR NEW SUPERINTENDENT frfkxi- JBL 5

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1 'S 'F 'N . Xl f 'Tia' '45 s yi C THANKS TO MR. CHARLES HATCH The Class of 1988 Ql'3tefUllV I'eCOQI'1iZeS the talents and dedication of MF. Charles Hatch for his years of service to the StUdeI'ltS of Ffamingham South High. As Head of the BUSiI'1eSS Department, he has made 3 great ifT'IDI'eS- SiOl'1 on the liVeS of the StUC1eI'ItS. Besides NS almost thirty years ofteaching at South, he has also been 3 Phil- omath advisor and 3 SMARC DSITV organizer. We feel l'1OI'lOI'eC1 to have Known MF. H3tCh, and we wish him ITIZFIV years of h8DDiI'1eSS to COl'T'le. FDR HIS YEARS OF DEDICATION ld I up J' Q ,I af- A a r iQ

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IN SINCERE APPRECIATION . , , . 'vw 4 I - V . I I I , x. 5. AftEI' 30 YE3l'S of GEVOIIEO SEFVICE, VICE PFIFIC- ipal JOYCE III is TEIIFIDQ. HE CSITIE to South 85 8 SCIENCE tE3CI'lEf and DECBITIE 3 VICE PFIDCIDSI in 1964. Ul'ldEf' MF. JOYCE'S friendly 8CImIl lIStl'3- tion, the StUdEl'ltS felt WEICOITIEG and COITI- f0i't8bIe. H6 is KFIOWI1 by the faculty BS the DE3n. MF. JOYCE'S SENICE at South will DE DESY I'EfT'lElTlbEI'Ed ZS truly thOUQI ltfUI, 3nd his CZFIHQ CIISDOSIIIIOFI ZCCFEGICS his DEIDQ IOVECI by all. Good IUCK in tI1E fUtUI'E, MF. JOYCE. sms, The StUdEhtS at Framingham South High School regret saving goodbye to Christopher Garahan after 27 years of devoted service. Through this dedication, the class of 1988 would like to show its appreciation to one of the most deserving members of the faculty. He has gained the respect and high esteem of all students, faculty, and administration. Spending 21 years as a tennis coach, Mr. Gar- ahan is well loved. Thank you, Mr. Garahan, you will be missed.