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

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I?-gf DAVID c. isoun Man's wisdom is at the tip of his pen, his intelligence is in his writ- ing. Dove . . , sometimes serious, but possesses a strong sense of humor . . .memories of North-South football games 6' CONSTANCE E. JACOBS Let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Connie . . . petite and intelligent . . . a pleasant personality College 44 4 -I PETER L. JANIAK There's a fair wind blowing north across my shoulders, guess l'll set a course and go. Pete . . . handsome and easygo- ing. . .a love of track. . . The Brass Monkey lives! College JENNIFER LEIGH JANSON I do not fear tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Jenny . . . intelligent, loyal, con- siderate, and enthusiastic . . . a warm and thoughtful friend with a vibrant personality. . . Wed. night spaghetti, Strategy . . . Got the idear . . . Dimples College Q ALLEN E. JORESS Part of the secret of success in life is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside. College 'Cv 1 -1 3- I' ' 15 :- J ,v K 'gn ' 5 ' - 4: w Y 1 I 4 ' fl 'i TIMOTHY J. JOYCE WILLIAM RANDOLPH JOYCE DANIEL R. JUDD It can always be worse. Randy . . . sincere, with an air of Ignorance is bliss. Tim. . . softspoken, easygoing . . .a ready smile . . .Buzz College tranquility. . .cross country . . . paratroopers ' Hi HO' -al ROBERT A. JOYCE Bob . . . good-natured and mis- chievous . . . a joker TIMOTHY B. KALLMERTEN Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, and live for today. T.K, . . . carefree and mischie- vous . . . the parties and good times at Sabu's College

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KAREN LYNN HOLZMAN Today, well lived, makes every yester- day a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow o vision of hope, Holzy . . . small, cute, and sweet . . . o great toste for fashion . . . friends are her most valuable possessions . . . mem- ories of summers in N.Y. College JANET S. HOOPER To see the world in o groin of sand, and heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour. Jan . . . individualistic, goes her own way . . . memories of someone special College 7. KRISTEN MURRAY HORNE Make footsteps in the sands of time. KERRIN ANN HOOKWAY Iridescent was each moment, touched with joy, love, and light. Kerrin. . .pretty and sensitive. . . , . . x memories of Anita s parties, fantastic 'T' -r summers in Hull College X Ai SUSAN HOROHOE Be for enough away from your emotions PETER J. HOPKINS Twas brillig and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wobe: all mimsy were the borogroves, and the mome raths out- grobe. Peter . . .his quick-witted informality blends with an ambitious, intellectual mind . . . captures reality through the lens of o camero College 6 I if se-f CHARLES C. HUMPHREY There is no right way to thing. Chuck . . . independent . tion brings him success . . musician +5 J do the wrong . . determina- . a talented College Kris. . .a scientific mind. . . individual- istic and sensitive, a good listener . . . memories of Prom '74, Mrs. G's Bio class, Spider Legs and Hawk College -we - -L-L5 'T SUSAN A. HYSON Precious and few are the moments we two can shore. Sue. . . independent and easygoing, tol- kative . . . memories of the Creep, bowling to smile at anything iust a little. Sue . . . blonde, cute, and cheerful . . . olwoys onthe go in the Baby Cricket. . . o sensitive spirit . . . memories of the Marian crew, Prom '74, the Cape College LESLIE A. HURLBUT Leslie . . . demure and feminine with a beautiful smile SUSAN IAFRATE Impressions scolded into mind through the years are but scars in the future. The greatest knowledge is obtained through life and love, being the most demanding of teachers. Sam , . . sensitive to an ever-changing world. . . natural and independent

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ELLEN KAPSALIS Who cares about apathy? Ellen. . .casual and relaxed . . .original, imaginative. . . Bermuda '74 and '75 College 9,- SUSAN J. KATER Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportu- nary. Sue . . . petite ond pretty, very sottspoken and feminine College J ROBERT JAY KAUFMAN I think, therefore I am, Rob . . . a diligent worker . . . talkative , . .loves skiing and hiking College Ui ff - ,I . 4, f wi ' Q. BETH A. KAPUSCIENSKI Catch your dreams before they blow away. 2 WILLIAM R. KARB The man who talks the least most likely has the most to say. Bill . . . vibrant and easygoing . . . basketball games and Famous, the Round Hearth at Stowe with High Noon College 11 uf E' CARLA R. KAVANAGH For God hath not given us the spirit of fear, but of power, and of love, and ofa sound mind. Carla . . . quiet and determined . , .many interests and ambitions Nursing if 1 I LAURY J. KAVANAGH Life is a iest and all things show it, I thought so once and now I know it. Loury . . . striving for the better things in life . . . easygoing, indi- vidualistic. . .Alice mx 7 DANIEL H. KASS Save a tree, eat a beaver. Dan . . . an all-around guy . . . smiling, musical, a great friend . . .truly one of a kind. . .the Drive-In . . .the nubbs College QF' JAMIE E. KAUFMAN Not knowing, I hesitate to respond. Jamie . . . reaching out to others with a compassionate nature . . . always ready for fun . . . noo- dles College 111 STEPHEN M. KEARNEY Perhaps someday it will be pleasant to remember these things. Steve . . . outgoing and spirited . . . memories of Friday and Sat- urday nights, the blue bomb College