Framingham North High School - Archon Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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CLASS OF 7 960 June, I960 Dear Classmates, High school is where you and I have spent the last hree years of school. It is here that we have been tauS to assume a respectable place in society. Framin an High School has a fine faculty ' and all the ladlife necessary for the attainment of thi s goal. However its achievement has been left to us, for we cannot expe others to assume our responsibilities P Let us remember that a high school diploma doesn ' t prove that we are educated. It merelv proveTthat we have stayed in school long enough to graduat e SoZ thfnlT A I 1 V Udge US hy What We kn ™ V how we think, and by what we can do-not by a prized piece During our years in this school, our class has ar comphahed much both scholastically and lleZu y ' . Our achievements have been remarked by both Mr Magoon and Mr. Martin. If our triumphs in high school ' are an indicat.on as to what we will accomplish in late stcL am SUre 6aCh member ° f this Class b Certainly we are most grateful to those who have helped us during our high school days. Though we may have eemed dJff we d . d ; edate may everything T° T ' S Thanks for everything. To you, my friends, I am most grateful for your vote of confidence in making me your class Prel Good luck now and in the years to come! Sincerely yours, RICHARD F. PHILLIPS, Class President 7

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TO THE FRAMINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL FBAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS TO MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF I960: The opportunity to achieve goals of understanding and success is a fundamental concept of American democracy Young people today have many opportunities that were denied heir parents. In a land where all who strive may achieve degrees of success in keeping with their efforts, abilities and aptitudes, it is most difficult to imagine that all youth in the world are not so fortunate The American school system is built on the faith and belief of our forefathers, our communities our parents and our students. The education seniors have received is of great value to them as individuals, and this is also an investment on the part of parents and the interested public. The degree of success and the quality of citizen- E demonstrated by those who graduate from high schools indicate to the supporting public that the invest- merit has been well placed. . , Graduates should remember that liberty, their priceless he age. guarantees freedom of intelligent action and of others must be given due consideration at all times. TO STRIVE IS TO ACCOMPLISH ' Best wishes to all members of the Class of 1960. Sincerely yours, J MAYO M. MAGOON, Principal WW. MAYO M. M ;o ) . Principal of Framingham High School

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ADMINISTRATION MR. RICHARD ANKETELL. Superintendent of Schools in Framingham. MR. RALPH MARTIN. Assistant Principal of the Framingham }] ' }■•]) School. MR. ALBERT G. REILLEY. Assistant-Superintendent of Schools. 8 MR. BKKN KD WHITE. Director of Guidance.