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

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LASS U F llf9lt3A ' 79 h NWC have just completed the framework of our lives, a frame- work built on a foundation of the knowledge and understand- ing acquired through our high school years. With our gradua- tion, the cornerstone of our future has been put in place. To- gether we have suffered disappointment, tasted success, shared many hours attending class and participating in sports, activi- ties, and social functions. It is my desire that in heart at least, we shall always remain together. Hampered by the lack of facilities, the social half of our high school education was severly curtailed. Yet despite our handicaps, together we molded a building into a school-a cen- ter of academic and social education. Emerson once said: For everything you have missed you have gained something else . . We are living testimony of this statement. After bearing the irregularities of split and double sessions, we were given the privilege of being the first graduating class at Framingham North High School. By proving ourselves capable of accepting responsibility and acting effi- ciently without abusing privilege, we have paved the way for bigger and better accomplishments. I would like to thank the faculty, administrators, and ad- visors, who helped to make our year at Framingham North so rewarding. The time has come for us to follow our separate paths, accepting what the future may bring while applying the lessons of these past four years. I extend my best wishes for a successful tomorrow and my deepest gratitude for those well- spent yesterdays. i If Z2 i www!!

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U THE 77 ' Z You, the students of The Class of 1964 of Framingham North High School, were given a very difficult assignment and have carried it out in an admirable manner. During the school year 1962-1963, while you were students at Framingham High School, you were asked to participate in many activities which would assist in making possible the opening of our new school for September, 1963. This request in itself was difficult for you because of the loyalty you had for Framingham High School. You did, however, realize that this new school would be only as fine as you, by cooperation with the staff and administration, would make it. Your seri- ousness of purpose was evident at an early point in our plan- ning. It is pleasing to you and to me to realize in retrospect that many worthwhile beginnings have been made at North High during the first year of its history. As the following class takes your place as the Senior Class of North High School, you should all rightfully feel pride and satisfaction in giving to those who follow you something firm on which to build. We have initiated many of the activities, programs and clubs which are so vital to the life of a good school. Our academic atmosphere has had a healthy development. The ath- letic and extracurricular opportunities have flowered because of the interests of our students in these activities. You leave a strong, vigorous, sustaining school spirit. My wish for you, the members of the Class of 1964, is that the years ahead will be a preparation for full, happy and pro- ductive lives, carrying on in your generation the accomplish- ments of your parents and townspeople. P!! QM--74

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