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

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is Xe, ffj, i 1' amy f WW W N, ' 's Qmu '+- To the Members of the Class of 1970: The Class of 1970 is not only the largest class in our history but one which has been involved in many more far-reaching problems than any previous class. It has been very active in school affairs of all kinds. In this day of social change this class has become involved in the Faculty-Student Forum, in interchange of ideas with the faculty and others, and has used its abilities to make for a better Framingham North High School. It has been my privilege to know and to work with many of you and to make many lasting friendships. The goals which you have set can only be accomplished by a continuation of the spirit and effort which have been so evident during Your four years at North. May each and every one of the Class of 1970 be successful and find happiness in the world ahead. Mage

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X, 356, I , it je 9-P s DEDICAUON Respect is a word associated with Henry A. Schlickman. Like him or not, fand most doj all who know the man respect him-respect him for his gruff, firm, but guiding ways, his intelligence, and his way of expressing himself. His ideas are definite food for thought to be thoroughly chewed, then completely swallowed in order to be knowledge- ably digested. With Mr. Schlickman at the helm, the senior play attains new and greater heights each year. When handed the Marshal Force for the first time, Mr. Schlickrnan turned it into a more effective and more respected organization than ever before. His contribution to the Student Faculty Forum has generated a more vital exchange of ideas between the students and the faculty at North High. In his senior English classes Mr. Schlickman hands much of the responsibility to the student-something which many students never face until college. He shows faith in a high school level student. lt is for this command of respect, guidance, and faith that we, the class of l97O, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Henry A. Schlickman.

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