Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

i« i•« o. v. •Cv- N ' ' � � ' . • y rtWtv. Jn MeMoriam flames M Zalamim April 9, 194S — December 26, 1964 THERE IS NO DEATH There is no death! The choicest gifts That heaven hath kindly lent to earth Are ever first to seek again The country of their birth. And all things that for growth or joy Are worthy of our love or care, Whose loss has left us desolate, Are safely garnered there. Though life become a desert waste. We know its fairest, sweetest flowers, Transplanted into Paradise, Adorn immortal bowers. And ever near us, Though unseen, The dear, immortal spirits tread— For all the boundless universe Is Life—There are no dead! J. L. McCreery ge someffi. ftg -un y af8 r a visible re?bfd This is not the beginning of the end but the- end of the beginning. . ' .1 —-Churchill m m yjpuRM - ■ pT ypiJPnji • WT ' J m ■ d - fSH jp 1 ' V 1 j£ : ] In these pictures we see our new high school being built—it was our high school, more than anyone’s, because we were the first class to go through four full years in it. 3 UNCOMBED teased hair Boys’ high sneakers (at least two sizes too big) No nylons or socks Band-aid over nose Girls’ dresses with full petticoats underneath Nylons Rubbers—on the wrong feet Hats with flowers No make-up except for IDIOT written on forehead in lipstick Potato on a string (worn around neck) One of Dad’s old shirts worn back¬ wards tucked into a large pair of men’s trousers also worn back¬ wards with a rope at the waist Bring shoe polish (black brown) and rags Big pink bows in hair Pocketbook (big) Potato on a string (worn around neck) Gloves (white) Eye make-up, lipstick, and IDIOT written across forehead in lip¬ stick Must take shoe polish (black brown) and rags Our Jreskmau year Our freshman year was composed of many exciting events, not the least of which was our Saint Patrick’s Day Dance. Our Sophomore year During our sophomore year we sponsored a very successful Valentine’s Dance. Our junior year One of the most exciting events of our junior year took place when we received our class rings. This was when we really began to feel like upperclassmen and big wheels’’. ■ ■ • % ' 14 April Showers Our class has always had the quality of individualism. Our prom broke all established tradition of previous proms in two distinct ways. An innovation this year was the de¬ cision to move the prom date from May back to April. Although popular opinion was against this idea, we began decorating diligently thereafter and the results were well worth the effort. An even more unique innovation was the decision to elect a Junior girl Prom Queen, a highlight which we hope will become a tradition. The first queen was Jean Ellen Keras, who we hope will place the crown upon this year’s successor to the throne. Prom Queen Sean Sllett keras i 1JI A ; n . ■1 J Dedicating our yearbook was a difficult task for us, in that we could not decide upon any one person; the success of our class has depended upon many. We finally decided that the two greatest contributors to our class were our two advisors. Mr. Harrison, our first advisor, helped us to survive the perils of our freshman year. His guidance and endeavors inspired us to organize ourselves, and assume the respon¬ sibility of a high school class. His warm smile and friendly personality will never be forgotten. Upon Mr. Harrison’s departure, Mr. McCall assumed the responsibility of guiding our class. Mr. McCall was always there and ready to brighten up the darkest situation with his Southern humor and helpful hand. His counsel has proven invaluable in enabling us to overcome the problems of managing the affairs of the class of 1966. Therefore we take this time to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Harrison and Mr. McCall for service beyond the call of duty. We feel this is the least we can do to repay them for their generous efforts. The Co-Editors MR. HERMAN C. McCALL Ministration TO THE CLASS OF 1966: You face a future full of challenge. You need all the personal resources possible to make your future bright. Your greatest personal resource is your education. My best wish for you, therefore, is that your education, formal or informal, will continue through¬ out your lives. Benjamin D. Thomas It has been said that a formal education is one thing that no one can take from you. Continue to strive for self-improvement through educational facilities available to you. MR. ROBERT C. AVEKIAN English MISS JUDITH BERNARDO English MR. ROBERT BOBERG English MR. ROBERT BROWN Social Studies MRS. SARAH BROWN Social Studies MR. JAMES M BURKE English MISS ALICE BEANE Girls Health Education Girls Physical Education JOHN W. Di LIBERO Guidance MR. RONALD BONOLLO Boys Health Education Boys Physical Education MRS. GRACE BROWN English MRS. MARILYN CATALDO Mathematics MR. JOHN J. CROWLEY Art mmm MRS. EDNA DUFRESNE Developmental Reading English 1 MISS MATORIE DU MOULIN Girls Physical Education MR. ALAN EVANS Business MRS. ESTHER FARMER Business English MR. FRANCIS FLYNN Science MR. ROBERT GAURA Industrial Arts MISS GAYLE FRASER Business = MR. CHARLES HINCKLY Industrial Arts MR. ANTHONY D. IACOVELLI Music MISS MARION HOLMES English Department Head MR. VITO GERADI Industrial Arts Department Head MISS MARILYN GEROMINI Social Studies MRS. SHELLY KAMEN Spanish . MRS. LESLIE McNALLY Librarian MR. WARREN KEMP French Foreign Languages Department Head MRS. ELEANOR KENNEY Latin MRS. DIANE LaSALA Business MRS. MAUREEN A. LYDON English MR. ANDREW J. MARAK Boys Physical Education MRS. EDNA B. McMANUS Guidance MR. JOHN R. MOORE Science MR. HERMAN C. McCALL Driver Education MR. GERARD T. LEONE Mathematics MR. RALPH JACOBS Industrial Arts MR. KEVIN M. QUINLAN Social Studies Depar tment Head MISS KATHERINE O’SULLIVAN French Spanish MR. WILLIAM J. REX Science Athletic Director MR. ROGER A RAINVILLE Guidance MRS. JANET L. STRACK Business Department Head MR. J. JOSEPH SHEEHAN Mathematics MR. J. MURRAY STEVENS Science Department Head MISS ROSE M. TURCO Mathematics Department Head MR. ROBERT R VALLEE French MRS. ROSAMONDE WILSON Home Economics MRS. MILDRED M WHITE Home Economics Department Head MR. ANTHONY WILLIAMS Mathematics e MRS. FLEMING MRS. PASQUANTONIO MISS VIGNONE MRS. STACK MRS. DIORIO and MRS. NASUTI STANDING: Mrs. Dobeck, Mrs. Bubnowicz, Mrs. Rappa, Mrs. Burke, BACK ROW: Jack Simons, Chester Home, Larry Moir. Mrs. Bacci, Mrs. Baglioni SEATED: Mrs. McWilliams, Mrs. Gasbarro, FRONT ROW: Rocco Pisani, Rodney Pisani, Tony Mrs. Pizzi, Mrs. DeBaggis, Mrs. Corey, Mrs. Vendetti, missing: Mrs. Bertone. Mucciarone. 25 BOYS Dress or skirt above the knees One high heel and one flat shoe (bobby sock with high heel) Woman’s flowery hat Used tea bag on each ear Pocketbook Rouge and lipstick Peon” written on forehead in lipstick GIRLS Grain sacks Bathing cap No make-up Rubbers without shoes on wrong feet Rope with pots and pans around waist Winter gloves or mittens Blackened nose Eyeglasses drawn with eyebrow pencil Peon” written on forehead in lipstick FRESHMAN INITIATION 1965 We will never forget the thrill of being the hunters instead of the hunted and hearing: We the de¬ plorable, dippy, drippy, dingtoed, discombobulated freshmen of Franklin High School desperately descend on our decrepit knees be¬ fore the delightful, desirable, di¬ dactic, dignified Seniors.” FRESHMAN ACQUAINTANCE DANCE Almost fully instated as members of Franklin High, the peons” had one more hurdle to jump. This was the Freshman Acquaintance Dance, at which the fresh¬ men were allowed to enter¬ tain the seniors with various games and other activities. i mm § t i ■ ■n MM “Mull in a Compliments of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK and 28 FRANK P. RUGGIERI SONS CAST Detective Dennis O’Finn . William Moir Aim Hildegarde Hodge . Julie Keefe Miss Birdie . Maureen McKenna Aim Amantha . Kathy Burke Aim Lucy . .. Betty Hagopian Miss Nettie . Susan Turco Aim Elizabeth . Rosanne Pisani Kramer . William Weidman First Stretcher Bearer . Jeffrey Brunelli Second Stretcher Bearer .Stephen Kellogg Jane Rogers . Dorothy Vendetti Johnson . 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Brunelli’s parking lot is a favorite pas¬ time . . . intention is to be happy . . . dreams o f going to the Air Force Academy . . . favorite memory is the Mansfield football game of ’64 . . . pet peeve is reading class . . . side- kick is a certain Punky” . . . philosophy is K.I.S.S. . . . best remembered for being The Most” . . . Class President 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4 ... Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 ... Varsity Basketball 3, 4 ... Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Football 1 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1 ,2 ... Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Marshals 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 4 . . . Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. JANET ELAINE MILLER 4 Pine Ridge Drive Franklin Jan” Always found laughing . . . looks forward to a career as a medical technologist . . . suppressed desire is to relive Sep¬ tember 2, 1965 . . . will forever remember the summer of ’65 and the Cape . . . biggest fault is biting her nails . . . favorite companions: the gang . . . favorite expression is Yeah, sure” . . . dislikes The few who spoil it for the many” . . . lives by the philosophy Live life to the fullest” . . . hobby is writing notes to B.D. in math class . . . best remembered for making faces . . . M.L.L. . . . Class Secretary 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Secre¬ tary 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Student Council 3, 4 ... Drill Team 1 ... Varsity Softball 2 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 2 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 4 ... Marshals 3, 4 ... Oskey 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. t f§if JEAN ELLEN KERAS 161 Oak Street Franklin A girl of many moods ... is usually found with J.M. or S.H. . . . would love to travel . . . hates to get up early . . . suppressed desire is to get some use from her driver ' s license .. . frequently heard saying That’s the way it goes” .. . loves teasing Warren M. . . . will always remember her four years at FHS . . . best remembered for being the Prom Queen . . . Class Vice President 1 , 3, 4 ... Drill Team 1 ... Junior Honor Society 1,2 ... Senior Honor Society 3 . . . Oskey 3, 4 . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 . . . Senior Class Play 4 ... Marshals 2, 3, 4 . . . Future Nurses 1 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3 ... Junior Varsity Basket¬ ball 2 . . . Varsity Softball 1,2 ... Driver Ed. 3. MARY NOLAN 30 Milliken Avenue ' Vunky’ Franklin She hopes to see that day in June, 1970 . . . Punky’s usually found with the President . . . surprise! her favorite compan¬ ion is Don . . . always remember that summer at the Cape . . . the thing she can’t stand is a flirt . . . That did it!” . . . best remembered for collecting dues . . . Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drill Team 1 ... Junior Honor Society 1,2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Stu¬ dent Council 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council Treasurer 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Future Teachers’ Club 4 ... Marshals 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 1,4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. DAVID ABBOTT 121 School Street Franklin Dave” S., J., D., C.,—not the alphabet, but Dave’s gang . . . usually heard saying Unbeliev¬ able!” . . . dreams of being a millionaire . . . his favorite memory is Freshman Acquaint¬ ance Day, 1965 . . . tells us that: If at first you don’t succeed, forget it!” ... intends to be a teacher . . . most often found uptown . . . best remembered for his reserved na¬ ture . . . Varsity Football Manager 3, 4 ... Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4 ... Varsity Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 4 ... Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Spanish Club 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. KAREN ANDERSON 156 Maple Street Franklin Andy” To succeed is her only ambition, and a good one at that . . . often known to put things off for another day . . . fondest memory is Espanola . . . dislikes her curly hair . . . wonders if anyone can ever really get the most out of life . . . Junior Honor Society 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2 ... Future Teachers’ Club 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. JEANNE M. AYOTTE 19 Stubbs Street Franklin Jeannie” Usually found biting her fingernails or baby¬ sitting . . . ambition is to be a good nurse and to live a good life . . . most always heard saying Oh, I love this song” . . . hobbies are Eddie and dieting . . . tells us that, All’s fair in love and war” . . . pet peeves: dieting and the distance between . . . favorite memory is February 13, 1965 . . . Otto . . . Drill Team 1 . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 2 ... Marshals 4 ... Grand March 3 ... Junior Honor Society 2 . . . Senior Honor Society 3 ... Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 4. MICHAEL BAMRICK 1401 Pleasant Street Franklin Mike” Hopes to get a job ... usually found any¬ where and everywhere . . . fond of saying, Ya, okay!” .. . favorite memory is the town of Stoughton . . . dreams of owning a Cor¬ vette ... pet peeve is fast cars .. . Grand March 3 ... Intramurals 1, 2 ... Basketball 1 . . . Driver Ed. 3. PETER ANTHONY BAGLIONI 65 Cottage Street Franklin Baggy” Fault is his temper . . . dislikes indecision . . . philosophy is Make use of every second, for life is composed of far too few of them” . . . avocations are golf and music . . . fond¬ est memory is high school . . . usually found hurrying here and there . . . asks ' What ' s your problem?” . . . apple of his eye is Suz¬ anne . . . best remembered for his lisp . . . ”Oh, Beebie.” Junior Honor Society 2 . . . Senior Honor So¬ ciety 3, 4 ... Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 4 . . . Mar¬ shals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Commit¬ tees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Class Play 4 ... Co-Editor 4 . . . Dance Band 3, 4 ... Intra¬ murals 1 ... Basketball 1, 3 • • • Boys’ State 3 . . . Student Government Day 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. LAWRENCE BEDERIAN 17 Nason Street Franklin Scrounge” Most descriptive adjective is parsimonious always heard replying No doubt” . . . pet peeve is a certain someone . . . plans to become a millionaire!? ... can be usual y found at the Nautilus . . . remembers vividly all those Saturday nights . . . floats on air when with Joyce . . . philosophy is Don t stop until the blue light comes on.” Football 1 . . . Intramurals 1 • • • Chorus 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. JOSEPH PAUL BOUCHER III 143 Pleasant Hill Road Franklin The Professor’’ Favorite subject is science . . . pet peeve: treatment of the American Indians . . . favor¬ ite memory is the first time he saw Paris . . . most favorite companion is Helen Le Gendre . . . intent is to be Rev. Joseph P. Boucher (M.M.) . . . usually found engrossed in some biology experiment . . . hobbies are fishing and traveling . . . philosophy is, Live and work for a better world” . . . Latin Club President 4 ... Folk Singing 4 . . . Science Club 2, 3 ... President 3 ... Debating Club Chairman 3. MARCIA EVELYN BILLINGS 170 Grove Street Franklin Mikki Adores music and hopes to teach it . . . usu¬ ally found on her way to Boston with Judi . . . favorite companion is Dave . . . favorite memory is her trip to the city of Brotherly Love . . . pet peeve: her kid brother . . . be¬ lieves in enjoying life while you can . . . usu¬ ally found replying Is that a fact?” to a question . . . best remembered for her red hair . . . WARREN BENNETT 2 Emmons Street Franklin Jigger- hives by the belief that You can’t win them all” . . . likes hunting and fishing ... be¬ comes annoyed with people who brag . . . traveling companion is Skip . . . ambition is to be a game warden . . . favorite memory is Mr. Gerardi’s class . . . most often found at the local pool room. sm RONALD BRADLEY 1288 West Central Street Franklin Ronnie” Looks forward to a career in the Air Force . . . favorite word is fine” . . . closest friend is Bill . . . dislikes rainy weekends . . . would like to relive the summer of ’65 ... loves summer sports . . . biggest fault is tardiness . . . almost always found behind the bleachers . . . would like to become an architect . . . believes that everyone should Live and let live” . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. JEFFREY A. BRUNELLI 102 Peck Street Franklin feff’ Would like not to have any homework for a change . . . remembers happily his math classes . . . detests detention . . . loves to ski . . . ambition is to graduate . . . can be found anywhere . . . but is usually the center of at¬ tention everywhere . . . best remembered for his impetuous ways . . . Drama Club 4 . . . Oskey 4 . . . Grand March 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 . . . Football 1 . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Driver Ed. 3, 4. EDWARD A. BRENNICK 41 South Street Franklin Gonch” Claims his vice could be anything . . . always found with the guys . . . enjoyed most geom¬ etry classes ’64-65 . . . pet peeve is 20th Cen¬ tury History . . . hobbies are guitar playing and girls . . . usually heard saying Cracks a guy up” . . . buddies are Lou, John, and Ron . . . would love to own a Barracuda . . . goal is to become famous within his group . . . Varsity Baseball 4 ... Intramurals 1 ... Dance Committees 2, 3 ... Driver Ed. 2, 3. KATHLEEN PATRICIA BURKE 96 Peck Street Franklin Kathy” That ' s all right!” is her favorite saying . . . pet-peeve—Phony teddybears . . . fondly rem¬ inisces about a particular Friday the 13th . . . best friends are Gayle and Sandy . . . dreams of acquiring an Irish brogue . . . hopes to make it through college . . . believes One shouldn’t do today what one can’t face to¬ morrow” . . . due to her gullibility is usually found with her foot in her mouth . . . Junior Honor Society 1, 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Varsity Field Hockey 3 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3 ... Future Teachers’ Club 4 . . . Drama Club 2, 4 ... Oskey 4 ... Grand March 4 ... Dance Committees 1 ,2, 3, 4 . . . Folk Singing Club 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2, 3. A very changeable person is she ... K, J, N, and S are her sidekicks . . . hopes to get through college . . . always heard replying Are you kidding me?” . . . enjoys Karen’s company . . . remembers with warmth a cer¬ tain weekend in Maine ... is irritated by people who criticize others . . . tells us that her hobby is getting into trouble . . . Oskey 1 . . . Chorus 1, 2 ... Drama Club 2 . . . Junior Honor Society 1, 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Varsity Softball 2 . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Grand March 3 . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3 ... Driver Ed 3. ROBERTA ANN BUBNOWICZ 63 Cleveland Avenue Franklin Wistfully wishes to become a lady astronaut . . . would like to be a medical technologist here on earth . . . favorite memory is her trip to Washintgon, D.C. ... is annoyed by con¬ ceited people . . . believes in being kind and polite to everyone . . . likes to paint . . . usu¬ ally can be found talking to her favorite com¬ panion, Nancy, on the phone . . . always says Chow” . . . Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Grand March 3 . . . Commercial Club 4 . . . Chorus 1 , 2 ... Drill Team 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Co-Captain 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. MARSHA BULLUKIAN 470 East Central Street Franklin KATHLEEN BURNETT 3 Fuller Place Franklin Jane” Is overly sensitive . . . can be found in her car . . . would like to be a millionaire . . . hopes to become a IBM programmer . . . dis¬ likes phonies . . . favorite memory is Cali¬ fornia . . . philosophy is Living is more than exciting.” . . . Future Teachers Club 3, 4 ... Drama Club 2 . . . Drill Team 1. ERNEST A. BUSSAGLIA 69 Crocker Avenue Franklin Bugsy” Enjoys collecting coins . . . dislikes ’57 Chev¬ ies ... fondly remembers a certain Freshman i Initiation Day . . . most often found under a : car ... sidekick is Gary L. ... desires to own a Mustang . . . loves to say Don’t sweat it!” ... amibtion is to be an architectural engineer . . . one big fault is being lazy . . . Intramurals 1 ... Dance Committees 3 ... . Driver Ed. 2. RONALD EDWARD CALABRESE 109 Highland Street Franklin Boy” Constantly getting into trouble . . . can gen¬ erally be located in a little blue truck . . . suppressed desire was to get married in high school . . . ambition is to become a playboy . . . traveling companions are King,” Fox,” and Kuss” . . . will always remember his freshman homeroom class . . . always heard saying Ask me if I care” . . . pet peeve is a certain teacher . . . hobby is aggravating teachers! ?!—not really . . . Track 1 . . . Grand March 3 . . . Driver Ed. 3. DAVID CALZOLARI 20 Beaver Court Franklin Calzo” Intends to be a barber . . . favorite buddy is Red . . . dreams of owning his own car . . . frequently replies, I’ll think about it” . . . can usually be found at home . . . would love to travel . . . believes in doing something right, or not at all ... Dance Committees 3 . . . Driver Ed. 3. PAUL CARON 304 Main Street Franklin Rodja” Moody at times . . . can’t wait to graduate from college . . . often quips, Surely you jest” . . . usually seen with Timmy G. ... sleeps a lot .-. . dreams of being a pilot . . . not too fond of freshmen . . . wilf always re¬ member his junior year . . . loves skin diving . . . best remembered for his pungent re¬ marks . . . Junior Honor Society 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3 ... Grand March 3 ... Dance Committees 3 ... Yearbook Business Man¬ ager 4. RONALD CHELI 47 Washington Street Chel” Franklin Being broke is his vice . . . most often found sleeping . . . goal is to get out of school . . . always calling someone A pain in the neck” . . . sidekick is Dave . . . favorite memory is a certain teacher . . . asks us if school is really necessary . . . has a habit of going through red lights . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Driver Ed. 1. Usually found in a garage . . . wants to be an automobile technician . . . often exclaims Oh you’re kidding!’’ ... watches T.V. a lot ... favorite companion is Joe . . . hates back-seat drivers . . . loves those demolition derbies . . . dreams of owning a hopped-up Chevy hotrod . . . will always remember the Prom . . . believes Two wrongs don’t make a right.” . . . Commercial Club 4 . . . Grand March 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. NANCY ANN CHEYUNSKI 25 Pheasant Hill Road Franklin Nan” Frequently in a state of confusion . . . wants 1 to be a C.P.A. . . . loves to dance ... is peeved by conceited people ... can usually be : found goofing off in the band room ... of¬ ten says wait a minute!” ... loves to be with Ronnie . . . dreams of being a profes¬ sional dancer ... believes Live life to the | fullest.” ... best remembered for Pink Panther” . .. i Majorettes 2, 3, 4 ... Drill Team 1 . . . Jun¬ ior Honor Society 1, 2 ... Senior Honor So¬ ciety 3 . . . Intramurals 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Commercial Club 4 . . . Oskey 1 , i 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 3,4 ... Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 . . . I Driver Ed. 3. JUDY ANN CHESTERCOVE 230 Chestnut Street Franklin ]u” Worries a lot ... dislikes freckles . . . loves to be with Karen . . . will never forget Octo¬ ber 4, 1963—8:25 p.m. . . . frequently heard saying No” . . . likes to sew . . . won’t re¬ veal her suppressed desire . . . dreams of fun with the guys . . . best remembered for her long romances . . . Drill Team 1 ... Junior Honor Society 1, 2—Secretary 2 ... Senior Honor Society 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 3 ... Grand March 3, 4 . . . Dance Committees 1, 2 , 3 ... Driver Ed. 2. MICHAEL CHIODETTI 195 Peck Street Franklin Mike” RONALD ROBERT CLARKE Forest Street Franklin Tootie” Frequently seen with Lou . . . pastime is cars . . . would love to travel . . . favorite buddy is John P. . . . often asks, What are ya gonna do?” ... is peeved by R.G. . . . will never forget his sophomore year . . . Track 1, 2. MARTIN J. CONNOLLY JR. 186 School Street Franklin Marty” Vice: overeating . . . intends to become a chef . . . hobby is cars . . . usually found at Steve’s or uptown . . . favorite memory is Freshman Day . . . traveling companions are Steve and Dave . . . wishes to travel around the world . . . Track Team 1 ... Grand March 4 . . . Com¬ mercial Club 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. JO ANN CORDIERO 79 Wachustt Street Franklin Live and let live” . . . ambition is to be a nurse . . . usually found with Michael . . . favorite memory: August 20, 1963 . . . favor¬ ite campanions are Sue L., Sue M., and Barb . . . vice: flirting . . . pet peeve is underclass¬ men who are bigger than she . . . suppressed desire: to reach five feet! . . . best remem¬ bered for being petite. Drill Team 1 ... Intramurals 1, 4 ... Fu¬ ture Nurses’ 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 .. . Dance Committees 2, 3 ... Driver Ed. 2, 3. JEAN COSTELLO 944 Pond Street Franklin , Shorty” If you are what you are and not what you aren’t, you will succeed’’ . . . dislikes being short . . . vice: chewing gum . . . usually found in a white Valiant . . . ambition is to work in an office . . . favorite companion is Nancy . . . hobby: going places . . . favorite memory: Nantasket Beach . . . suppressed de¬ sire: to be 5’ 3” ... most always heard say¬ ing You’re going to be late” . . . Drill Team 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Honor Society 1 ... Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... Commercial Club 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. SANDRA COSMA 19 Dean Avenue Franklin Perry Face things as they come” . . . dislikes nosey people . . . favorite saying, Shucks” favorite companion is Ray H. . . . favorite memory is summer of ’64 . . . usually found in R.I. . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . suppressed desire is to own something shiny . . . Drill Team 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3 ... Commercial Club 4 . . . Grand March 3 . . . Dance Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . . Clerical Staff of the yearbook 4. JAMES COREY 14 Pearl Street Franklin Jim” Dreads homework . . . can be located at New¬ berry’s snack bar ... has a passion for GTO’s . . . fondly remembers his Junior Prom . . . known to argue a point and to retort Oh Yeah!” ... warns Never trouble trouble ’till trouble troubles you” . . . great bowler . . . plans to become an accountant . . . favor¬ ite companions are David, Mike, and Joe . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Chorus 1 . . . Commercial Club 4 . . . Grand March 3 . . . Dance Com¬ mittees 2 . . . Driver Ed. 2. GAYLE SUSAN D’AMELIO 33 Washington Street Franklin Gayle” Usually found jumping to conclusions . . . hopes to teach retarded children and to make someone happy . . . You hot ticket” is a favorite saying . . . Sandy and Kathy complete the triumvirate . . . some red roses for a blue lady . . . detests waiting, but is forever wait¬ ing . . . Live, learn, love—the world is yours” . . . often paints and jumps to con¬ clusions . . . best remembered for her L’s” Junior Honor Society 1 , 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Drill Team 1 ... Cheer¬ leader 3, 4 ... Varsity Basketball 2 ... In¬ tramurals 1 , 2, 4 ... Future Teachers Club 4 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Oskey 4 . . . Grand march 4 . . . Dance Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Art Staff Editor 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM 99 Conlyn Avenue Franklin Pat” Make friends for what they are and not for what they have.” . . . vice is jealousy . . . pet peeve: Mac . . . fondest memory is April 8, 1965 . . . suppressed desire is to own a ’Vet . . . usually found with the kids . . . favorite saying: Hey, Baby!” . . . favorite compan¬ ion: Fry . . . Junior Varsity Basketball 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1 . . . Commercial Club 1 . . . Driver Ed. 1. PATRICIA COULTER 4 Donny Drive Franklin Pat” Forgive and forget” . . . fault: blushing . . . ambition is to be a L.P.N. . . . favorite say¬ ing: Well, such is life” . . . suppressed de¬ sire is to keep it suppressed . . . hobby: bowl¬ ing . . . favorite companions are Sue, Linda, Nancy . . . pet peeves: homework and school in general . . . usually found goofing off” . . . favorite memory is West Roxbury . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3 ■ ■ ■ Future Teachers 4 . . . In¬ tramurals 4. RITA DANGELO 50 Cottage Street Franklin Spends most summers at 0.0.B. . . . intends to dance up a storm . . . fondly remembers her freshman year . . . hobby is writing po¬ etry . . . usually found saying Yeah, O.K.?’’ . . . has a passion for black clothes and black hair . . . can be found at the Hill Store or listening to records . . . best remembered for her pigtails . . . Folksinging Club 4 . . . Drama Club 2, 4 Dance Committees 1, 3 ... Oskey 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1 ... Future Nurses 2, 3 . . . Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. DIANNE DANIS ' 170 Pleasant Street Franklin i Usually found running around . . . plans to i become a nurse . . . suppressed desire is to put out a good yearbook ... a likeable soul is A. McG. when he is being likable . . . !: particularly on New Year’s Eve, 1964 ... i dislikes hypocrites ... preaches that You i are no one if you are not yourself’ . . . living I is her avocation . . . fault is lack of will- ; power . . . best remembered for being de- I mure . . . 1 Drill Team 1 . . . Junior Honor Society 1 , 2 j . . . Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Future i ' Nurses 2, 3, 4 .. . S ecretary 4 ... Drama i : Club 2 . . . Marshals 4 . . . Grand March 3, 4 .. . Dance Committees 3 . • . Yearbook Co- Editor 4 .. . Driver Ed. 3. BARBARA R. DEAN 130 School Street Franklin Barb” Goal is to go to Europe and to lead a happy life . . . usually found with Rich . . . favorite memory is the class of ’66 . . . hates cola sores . . . favorite saying: No doubt” . . . philosophy is Live and let live” . . . usually found in stitches—sewing stitches, that is . . . favorite companions: Mel, Maureen, Sue M., Sue L., and JoAnn . . . best remembered for her blonde hair . . . Junior Honor Society 1, 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3 ... Varsity Softball 1 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Band 1 ... Drama Club 1 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3 ... Driver Ed. 2. SUSAN DeGRAZlO 99 Lewis Street Franklin Sue” Vice is saying the wrong thing at the wrong time . . . most often seen flirting or making some ridiculous remark . . . hopes to become an executive secretary . . . desires to make a certain someone happy and to re-live the sum¬ mer of ’64 . . . follows a certain group . . . usually heard saying Son-of-a-gun” . . . pet peeve: people who think they are great . . . best remembered for always being herself . . . Drill Team 1 . . . Field Hockey 4 . . . Intra¬ murals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Commercial Club 4 . . . Drama Club 4 . . . Oskey 1 . . . Grand March 3, 4 . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL DELLORCO 17 Lexington Street Franklin King” Uptown is a frequent hang-out . . . destina¬ tion is to have his own business . . . dislikes girls smoking . . . tells us the action is out of town . . . has a great collection of records . . . pals around with Fox”, Kuzzie”, and Boy” . . . favorite memory is Mr. McDer¬ mott’s class . . . loves to talk .. . wants to make loads of money . . . best remembered for his big feet . . . King Fish . . . Intramurals 1 ... Track Team 1 ... Driver Ed. 2. VALERIE DeLORENZO 91 Regent Circle Franklin ”Peanuts” Nice things come in small packages” . . . would like to understand and write chemistry . . . usually found in Medway . . . favorite companion is M.A. . . . dislikes a bad temper and being small . . . favorite memory: sum¬ mer of ' 63 ... likes to sew . . . favorite say¬ ing is Ish” . . . Varsity Field Hockey 1 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1 ... Intramurals 1 ... Chorus 1 . . . Ceramics 1. 48 DONNA KAY DeWITT H04 Union Street Franklin Donna” Do the best you can in all you do” . . . tvould like to go to college and own a car . usually found smiling . . . dislikes kids Dn bikes and talking on the phone . . . likes ports . . . favorite saying You’re kiddin’ ” . . best remembered for her cheerfulness Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 ... Varsity Bas¬ ketball 3, 4 ... Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . Junior Varsity Basketball 2 ... Intra- nurals 1, 2 ,3, 4 ... Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 2, 3, 4 ... Dance ,Committees 2 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. SANDRA DiCAMILLO 25 Worsted Street Franklin Sandy” Smile and the world smiles with you” . . . would like to be a teacher and live a happy life . . . usually found trying to win an argu¬ ment with Jim . . . favorite saying: What’s so funny?” . . . dislikes a temper and glasses . . . favorite memory is December 19, 1964 . . . favorite companions are Gayle and Kathy . . . best remembered for her cheerleading agility . . . Drill Team 1 ... Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4 ... Junior Honor Society 2 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 4 ... Oskey 4 . . . Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 3 ... Future Teachers 4 ... Future Nurses 2 ... Senior Class Play 4. PAUL D’ERRICO 96 King Street Franklin Deke” Vice: moodiness . . . can usually be found driving . . . loathes his wretched car . . . wants to receive a B.S. in Aeronautical En¬ gineering . . . dreams of going to the moon . . . fondly remembers his engineering classes Driver Ed. 4. RITA PAULINE DUBE Pleasant Street Franklin Reety” Live and let live” . . . would like to be a secretary and live a long, happy life . . . usually found with John . . . dislikes being moody . . . favorite memory is Junior Prom . . . favorite companion is John . . . favorite saying Forget it” ... Majorettes 2, 3, 4 ... Drill Team 1 . . . Sen¬ ior Honor Society 4 ... Intramurals 1 ... Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 2, 3 ... Commer¬ cial Club 4 . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. CYNTHIA DiPIETRO 75 Crescent Street Franklin Cyn” Is usually found in the library . . . would like to go to college . . . favorite memory is sum¬ mer of ’65 ... dislikes college board exams . . . favorite companion is Bucky . . . intends to teach . . . best remembered for crepe paper and umbrellas . . . Junior Honor Society 2 . . . Drill Team 1 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Future Teachers’ 3 ,4 ... Oskey 4 . . . Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 ... Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. JOHN DiROSARIO 42 Alpine Place Franklin Bucky” Almost always with Donna . . . who also happens to be his favorite companion . . . looks forward to the day he finally gets out of high school . . . plans to enter the Marines ... is greatly annoyed by Mr. G. ... re¬ members with pleasure April 5, 1962 . . . can be heard saying Eh get out” . . . drums are his beat and his pastime . . . Junior Varsity Football 2 ... Band 1 , 2, 3 . . . Oskey 2 ... Grand March 2, 3 ... Driver Ed. 2. nr. m ' i JAMES FITZPATRICK 60 Dean Avenue Franklin Fitzy” Constantly blushes . . . can usually be located at practice . . . hopes to be a coach one day . . . always says Good grief’’ . . . enjoys the company of Steve, Pete, and Dave . . . best remembers basketball bus rides . . . pet peeve: cheerleaders . . . quotes He who hesitates is lost’’ . . . spare time is spent enjoying girls, bowline or eolf . . . best remembered for ■SS fR ' bowling or golf being a star” . . . Student Council 4 Varsity Football 3, Varsity Basketball 4,—Tri-Captain 4 . . . Manager 1 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . ior Varsity Football 2 . . . Oskey 4 . . March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees Sports Editor 4 . . . Marshal 3, 4 . . Ed. 3. . Jun- Grand 3 ... Driver JOSEPH L. FEEFEY, JR. 21 Corbin Street Franklin JLP” Can often be found on Route 1 or playing tennis . . . looks forward to making $20,000 a year . . . hopes to own a Jaguar XK-E by 1970 . . . favorite expression: Check” .. . fondly remembers summer of ’64 . . . dislikes haircuts . . . follows the philosophy Accomp¬ lish something but have fun doing it” . . . pastimes are D.C.5 records, and playing pool Junior Honor Society 2 . . . Senior Honor So- iciety 3, 4 ... Tennis 4 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1 , 2 ... Oskey 4 . . . Junior Var¬ sity Baseball 1, 2 ... Intramurals 1, 2 ... |Grand March 4 . . . Dance Committees 2 . . . Folksinging Club 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. MARGARET ANN FARRELL 453 West Central Street Franklin P eg” Favorite memory is the Marines’ Ball . . . usually found with Louie . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . hobby is cooking . . . ambition: elementary teacher . . . favorite companion is Pam . . . favorite saying: Oh, for crying out loud!” ... her vice is smok¬ ing .. . Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 .. . Driver Ed. 4. RONALD FLATEAU Coronation Drive Franklin Plate” Can be found with Kike, Dope, Rag, and Ron . . . favorite memory is summer of ’65 . . . plans to become a success at something . . . sincerely dreams of beating Mike at any¬ thing ... is irked by Kike’s girl . . . his philosophy is Life is too short to be un¬ happy” . . . Weightlifting Club 2 ... Junior Varsity Track 1 ... Varsity Golf 2, 3 ... Driver Ed 2. CAROL A. FORD 407 Pond Street Franklin Carol” Would like to be healthy, happy and married . . . favorite companion is Al” . . . likes cooking for a certain someone . . . fondest memory is summer of ’64 . . . detests temp¬ ers and a certain teacher . . . usually heard saying, Oh, Brother, do I need help.” . . . Junior Honor Society 1,2 ... Driver Ed. 3. CHARLES M. FOWLER 27 Sunset Road Franklin ’Pete’ Usually at home or uptown . . . dreams of becoming an engineer . . . suppressed desire is to pilot his own plane ... a frequent com¬ panion is Parker . . . reflects upon his spoiled childhood . . . says Work for what you de¬ sire” . . . enjoys reading books on aviation and the armed services . . . Driver Ed. 1. YVETTE FREGEAU 131 Plain Street Franklin Vet” Six-thirty in the morning is no time to get up” . . . would like to be a hairdresser and move to Florida . . . usually found where there’s food . . . favorite memory is a report card with all A’s” . . . detests nail biting and having pictures taken . . . favorite com¬ panions are Linda and Cheryl . . . likes to do nothing . . . favorite saying That’s life.” MARION ELEANOR FRICKER 8 Hillside Road Franklin Marion” Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today” . . . would like to be a teacher . . . usually found laughing . . . dislikes complain¬ ing . . . favo rite memory is the summer of ’64 ... favorite saying: Oh yeah!” ... hopes to make someone happy . . . best re¬ membered for her smile . . . Drill Team 1 ... Intramurals 1 , 2, 4 ... Oskey 1, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. ROBERT I. FOX 827 Lincoln Street Franklin Foxy” Has many vices . . . often found with Bill . . . hopes to be a college graduate . . . wishes he could play a guitar . . . reflects upon the Junior Prom . . . constantly utters Fine work” . . . enjoys Cliff’s company . . . believes that if you are friendly, friends will come your way . . . favorite pastime is eat¬ ing .. . Intramurals 1 ... Oskey 2, 4 ... Grand March 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. PETER GARNEAU 34 West Street Franklin Pete” Can generally be located under a car . . . sole ambition is to graduate . . . favorite compan¬ ion is Jim . . . biggest fault is his temper . . . has a certain dislike for a certain M.M. Drama Club 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. JAMES GENOA 60 Washington Street Franklin Stubby” Biggest fault is not knowing how to study . . . often found hanging around’’ with the guys . . . looks forward to being a history teacher . . . would be overjoyed if study hall were abolished . . . remembers Freshman Day of ’65 ... often remarks It bothers me . . . best friend Mike . . . follows creed of Work at whatever you do in life to the best of your ability” . . . enjoys coin collecting . . . Track 1 . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. LINDA GARNEAU 89 Dean Avenue Franklin Lynn” Go out whenever you can” . . . would like to finish school and leave Massachusetts . . . usually found in a Dodge or Caddy ... fa¬ vorite companions are Cheryl and Yvette . . . dislikes being late, doing nothing, and wait¬ ing . . . favorite memory: summer of ’65 ... likes to go out . . . favorite saying: Forget it.” . . . Varsity Softball 3 ... Junior Varsity Field Hockey 3 ... Junior Varsity Softball 1 ... Driver Ed. 1. LAURA GERARD 12 Harborwood Drive Franklin ”Buttons” | : Try hard and you’ll attain your goal” . . . would like to be a private secretary and own a GTO . . . usually found at home doing ' ' nothing . . . favorite saying: Let ' s do some¬ thing” . . . dislikes unfriendly people and t eating too much . . . favorite companion is (; everyone . . . favorite memory is hometown I of Brooklyn, N.Y. . . . likes collecting stuffed i animals and writing letters . . . Junior Varsity Basketball 1 ... Varsity Bas- : ketball 2, 3 ... Intramurals 2 ,3,4 ... Lead- i ers Club 1, 2, 3.‘ JOSEPH GENOA 29 Saxon Street Franklin ”Giambra” Admits cramming for exams . . . usually found behind a boxing book . . . dreams of becoming assistant editor of Ring” magazine . . . would never refuse a ticket to a heavy¬ weight fight . . . favorite companion is his wallet . . . wishes he could outlaw smoking . . . main pastimes are boxing and bowling NANCY GEROMINI 102 Alpine Place Franklin Gerri” Smile, life is too short to be sad” . . . would like to play right outfield for the Red Sox team ... is usually found laughing . . . dis¬ likes tardy people . . . favorite memories are Irene, Susan, Chris, Betty . . . favorite say¬ ing: Too much” . . . intends to be a nurse . . . best remembered for correspondence with Tony C. ... Intramural 1 ... Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4,—Secretary 4 ... Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Oskey 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 3 ... Dance Committees 1,2 ... Folksinging Club 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. JOHN A. GIARDINO JR. 123 Conlyn Avenue Franklin ' ' Ditto” An Epicurean who often overeats . . . ca n be found sleeping . . . favorite ccftnpanion is his mother . . . favorite memory: Thanksgiving and Easter dinners at his grandmother’s . . . dislikes spelling tests . . . most used expres¬ sion Huhhhhh” . . . intent is to be a sur¬ veyor . . . likes Italian food and football . . . would love to run the 100 yard dash in eleven seconds . . . Junior Varsity Football 2, 3 ... Junior Var¬ sity Baseball 2 ... Varsity Football 4 ... Track Team 1 ... Intramurals 1 ... Driver Ed. 1. TERRENCE GILBOY 28 Garfield Street Franklin Terry” Chances are he’ll be found at Brunelli’s Star Market . . . would love to be a little taller . . . will always remember his senior year . . . lives by the maxim You win some; you lose some” . . . hates any kind of exam . . . Intramurals 1 ... Track Team 1 . . . Driver Ed. 3. TIMOTHY W. GILBOY 28 Garfield Street Franklin Tim” Hardly ever prepared . . . can usually be found in a certain motor court down at the Cape ... is annoyed by tall people . . . en¬ joys the company of Paul C. . . . always says So what else is new!” ... believes in the Mark Twain quote— Be good and you’ll be alone” . . . will long remember the summer of 65 ... his alma mater may very well be the University of Hawaii . . . Junior Honor Society 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3 . . ■ Dance Committee 3 . . . Driver Ed. 3. EDWARD GODIN 350 Oak Street Franklin Ned” Wants to get a Corvette . . . fond remem¬ brance is sophomore year . . . can be located at Draper Corporation . . . pet peeve: going to work in a car that will not start . . . gen¬ erally with the crowd . . . intends to live to be ninety . . . Weightlifting Club 2 . . . Intramurals 1 ... Driver Ed. 2. CONSTANCE GRIME 63 Miller Street Franklin Connie” ALBERT P. GUERRINI 16 Worsted Street Franklin Lizard” Vice is a few of those bad habits! ... is usually found uptown or on Main Street . . . sole ambition is to get away from a cer¬ tain math teacher . . . favorite saying is At least I’m not . . . enjoys everybody except El Toro . . . pet peeves are a certain two teachers . . . philosophy is Stay away from Fa . . . hobby is girl watching . . . Driver Ed. 3. i Vice is losing things . . . hopes to go to col- lege . . . can usually be located looking for ! Christine . . . pet peeve is seeing stripes and checks worn together . . . believes in the phi¬ losophy that one should Live and let live” . . . her hobby is drawing . . . Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 4. ELIZABETH HAGOPIAN 41 Cottage Street Franklin Betty” Fond of saying, You’re awful!” . . . loves to recollect basketball games . . . detests con¬ formity . . . yearns to be a beach bum on Capri . . . vice is talkativeness . . . usually accompanied by Nancy and Susan . . . has motto that Life is too short to be unhappy” . . . can usually be found in a certain ex¬ librarian’s office . . . desires to be healthy, wealthy, and wise . . . will never forget that trip to Boston . . . best remembered for I know I flunked that test!” . . . Junior Honor Society 1,2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3 . . . Varsity Basket¬ ball Manager 2, 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 2, 4, Secretary 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Business Staff 4 . . . Interclass Drama Festival 2 ... Mass. Drama Festival 3, 4 ... Hockamock League Forum 3. KATHLEEN HARVEY 10 Garfield Street Franklin Haw” July 4, 1965 will never be forgotten . . . hopes to get a car . . . usually remarks As the ’spression goes” . . . can generally be found drilling with the Rangerettes ... is irritated by people who are late . . . out¬ standing characteristic is fast talking . . . Drill Team 1 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2, 3. PAUL HICKEY 235 Pond Street Franklin Hick” Intends to become a coach . . . detests wait¬ ing . . . can generally be seen running . .. usually accompanied by Steve, Fitz, Dino, David, and Bill . . . often recalls Germany and Maryland . . . laziness is his fault . . . motto is, Don ' t worry about it” .. . partial to girls, golf, and tennis . . . commonly re¬ marks, Bet your booties, Granny” . . . hopes to win the Boston Marathon . . . best remem¬ bered for his antics . . . Junior Varsity Basketball 1 ... Junior Var¬ sity Baseball 1 ... Intramurals 1 ... Track Team 2, 3, 4 ... Cross Country 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 1 ... Dance Committees 1 ... Grand March 3 . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Driver Ed. 1. RONALD HUNCHARD 168 Summer Street Franklin . Hunk” Likes to hunt . . . has favorite expression of: What!” . . . intends to become an electronics technician . . . weakness: driving too fast . . . can be located at Mike’s . . . wants to own an XKE .. . will forever remember BM.Y. . . . motto is Don’t do today what you can put off forever” . . . Track 1,2 ... Driver Ed. 2, 3. TIMOTHY J. HOAR 242 Beaver Street Franklin Timmy” Spanish 3 class will always be remembered . . . enjoys coin collecting . . . weakness is being late . . . goal is to become an aquatic biologist . . . loathes loitering . . . can ordi¬ narily be located at Kearney’s . . . accustomed to saying I’m not kiddin’ ya” . . . likes being with Steve and David . . . would like to hunt and fish forever . . . philosophy is If you honestly believe that you are right, do your best to express this belief so that others can profit” . . . Boston ? ?!! ... Junior Honor Society 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 4 . . . Yearbook Business Manager 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2, 3. SUZANNE HOLBROOK 18 Squire Street Franklin : Live today as if you were to die tomorrow” . . . detests waiting . . . craves to own a tiny, deserted Pacific island . . . usually seen with : Peter . . . generally found talking . . . has a ' goal of becoming a dental hygienist . . . treasures her four years at F.H.S. . . . com¬ monly says I’m all right; the world ' s just j wrong.” . . . loves going steady, attending basketball games, and running through the f Common barefoot . . . Junior Honor Society 1, 2, President 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 4 ... Marshals 3, ! 4 ... Oskey 3, 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Co-Editor 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. FRANCIS HURD 819 West Central Street Franklin Moe” Enjoys working on engines . . . likes being with John P. . . . hates slow runners . . . can usually be seen in Milford . . . habitually rec¬ ollects his sophomore year . . . wants to be¬ come a construction worker and stock car driver . . . fault is forgetfulness, especially of his automotives book . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Varsity Track 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. C-: IRENE IMPEY 732 King Street Franklin rrjff Fondly reminisces about the summer of 1964 . . . dreams of going to Europe . . . loathes people who talk too much . . . hopes to teach small children . . . usually accompanied by Nancy, Chris, and Susan . . . has philosophy of If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, again” . . . has a weakness for football play¬ ers ... Drill Team 1 . . . Intramurals 2 ,3 ... Future Teachers 4 . . . Chorus 3 ,4 ... Grand March 3 . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drive Ed. 3. CHRISTINE JACQUES 77 Maple Street Franklin Chris” Fault is forgetfulness . . . can generally be located in the band room . . . ambition is to become a teacher . . . has a secret desire to teach music . . . best friends are Irene, Nancy, Ann, and Donna . . . will always remember the World’s Fair—1965 . . . pet peeve—Bun¬ sen burners! ... favorite pastime is playing the clarinet . . . tells us the best philosophy is Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow” . . . Junior Honor Society 2 ... Intramurals 1, 3 ... Future Teachers’ Club 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. Literary Staff 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. ORDELLE JORDAHL 10 Betten Court Franklin Delly” Will never forget January to April of 1964 . . . loves to swim . . . dreams ' of becoming a hair stylist . . . can usually be located near a telephone . . . has a frailty for eating .. . particularly dislikes conceit . . . best remem¬ bered for her unusual name . . . Chorus 3 Junior Varsity Softball 1 . . . Dance Committees 2 . . . Driver Ed. 3- - ' CLIFFORD W. JONES 55 Hillside Road Franklin Jonesy” Has a weakness for pretty girls . . . likes to play the drums . . . has a maxim of: Life’s a trap; don’t fight it” . . . frequently recalls Halloween of 1964 . . . usually seen with Christine . . . habitually states I almost care, too” . . . wants to become an engineer . . . desires to shoot a certain senior . . . best re¬ membered for his affectionate nature . . . Football 1 . . . Intramurals 1 ... Driver Ed. 2 . ROBERT JOHNSON 221 Plain Street Franklin Bob” Never will forget Freshman Initiation, 1962 . . . spare time is occupied by working on engines ... is usually found underneath a 1948 Plymouth . . . loves to say Buffo” . . . yearns to be a freshman again . . . detests snobbish people . . . has a fault of laziness . . . has a saying Live life as you never will again” . . . enjoys being with himself . . . has a goal of becoming a math teacher . . . Driver Ed. 2. Y Loves motor scooters and is usually seen rid¬ ing one . . . amibtion is to graduate from high school . . . won’t tell us his favorite saying . . . will always remember the sum¬ mer of ' 65 ... Driver Ed. 3. JULIE KEEFE 150 Main Street Franklin Is fond of saying Just too cool for words . . . treasures the memory of the Oskey 1964 . . . lives by the philosophy He who hesi¬ tates is lost” . . . loved earning life saving ... is determined to marry off a certain teacher . . . vice is moodiness . . . usually found with Rita . . . hopes to find an ambi¬ tion ... is haunted b ythe thought of Pearl B ' . . . best remembered for her poise . . . Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Treasurer 2 ... Senior Honor Society Vice President 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1, 3 ... Drama Club 2, 4 ... Oskey 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. JOSEPH KELLY 3 Edward Street Franklin STEPHEN KELLOGG 120 Conlyn Avenue Franklin Clog Usually found with Weed, Bill, or Joey . . . wants to graduate from Annapolis . . . can usually be heard saying, Drop Dead . . . collects Beach Boy records . . . believes You can’t succeed if you follow the crowd” . . . suppressed desire is to be the world’s first billionaire . . . best remembered for his scien¬ tific manner . . . Senior Honor Society 4 . . . Track 1, 4 ... Drama Club 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 . Folksinging Club 4 . . . Cross Country 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. CHARLES F. KIMBALL 34 Anchorage Road Franklin Red” Usually found at home . . . wants to be an electrical technician . . . frequently heard say¬ ing Cut it out” . . . favorite buddy is Dave C. ... dreams of being an artist . . . vice is smoking . . . will always remember paint¬ ing The Last Supper” . . . believes in keep¬ ing quiet in class . . . hobby is drawing . . . Chef’s Course 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. JOAN A. LARSEN 825 Pond Street Franklin Usually found dreaming . . . wants to stay single until at least twenty-five . . . would love to own a summer camp . . . favorite adjective is wretched” . . . will never for¬ get that summer in Europe . . . favorite com¬ panion is Denise . . . philosophy is Smile and you’ll be a success.” . . . best remem¬ bered for her good looks . . . Dance Committees 1 ... Folksinging Club 4 .. . Driver Ed. 1. SUSAN LARSON 21 Betten Court Franklin Sue” Temper, temper . . . usually found with Mike .. . will never forget August 2, 1965 . . . wants to go to Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School . . . favorite companions are Mary Ellen, Susan and Dottie . . . usually heard saying; I mean it!” ... hates freckles ... believes that ' ' When you learn to make the most out of life, most of it is gone.” . . . Commercial Club 4 ... Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 4 ... Oskey 4 ... Grand March 4 ... Blue White Staff 4 . . . Clerical Staff 4 .. . Driver Ed. 3. GARY R. LETOURNEAU 255 Union Street Franklin Ga” The last of the big spenders . . . loves hunt¬ ing . . . hates getting up to go to school ... is usually seen uptown .. . ambition is to finish college . . . wants to be a marine aviator . . . favorite companion is Jerry . . . frequently replies; Yeah, OK.” .. . Intramurals 1 ... Dance Committees 3, 4 .. . Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. MICHAEL F. LENIHAN 2 Richard Lane Franklin Mike” Usually found with Susan . . . ambition is to earn a degree in engineering . . . favorite companions are Flate” and the gang . . . hates unreasonable teachers . . . will never forget the ten-minute break . . . wants to be nominated to West Point .. . usually heard saying Better late than never” ... is usually late . . . philosophy is Laugh it off.” . . . Best remembered for his easy-going manner. Junior Honor Society 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Football 1 . . . Junior Varsity Baseball 2 ... Track 3 ... Intramurals 1 ... Marshals 4 ... Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 .. . Driver Ed. 2. ROBERT LUCCINI 145 Cottage Street Franklin Reggie” Usually found at Boston Gardens . . . wants to be a sports announcer . . . favorite com¬ panion is Dick N. ... doesn’t like the Detroit Red Wings . . . favorite memory is is Browns 27, Colts 0 ... loves playing hockey . . . usually heard saying Is that right? . . . would like to have a great y ar in baseball . . . philosophy: Play sports rough, but not dirty” . . . Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 2 . . . Driver Ed. 2. MARY ELLEN LINDSEY ROBIN LISTER ’ine Ridge Drive Franklin Robbie” . Jsually found daydreaming . . . wants to be n interior designer . . . loves the word Susiemalthammer-hackenschmit . . . favorite ompanion is Karen . . . hates to be kept ! waiting .. . loves to draw .. . vice is im- atience . . . would love to visit Disneyland . . will always remember Lauderdale by re Sea” . . . believes in treating all people s equals . . . enior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Future Nurses .. . Future Teacher 3 ... Dance Com- littees 1, 3 ... Driver Ed. 3. 112 Union Street Franklin Mel” A future secretary . . . usually found with Jimmy . . . vice: jealousy . . . favorite ex¬ pression is ' No doubt” . . . will always re¬ member August 29. 1964 . . . hates the Navy . . . hobby: doing things she shouldn’t do . . . favorite companions are Barb, Sue M, Sue L, Maureen, and JoAnn . . . would love to be a beach bum . . . philosophy: Ap¬ preciate what you have it for in time it will be gone.” . . . best remembered for her unique laugh . . . Drill Team 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Commercial Club 4 ... Drama Club 4 . .. Oskey 4 . . . Blue White Staff 4 . . . Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, .3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. SHEILA DAWN LYNCH 58 Coronation Drive Franklin Usually found in the bandroom . . . wants to be an airline stewardess . . . vice is being spoiled . . . favorite companion is Nancy . . . loves shopping . . . hates reckless drivers . . . would love to own a Cadillac . . . usually heard announcing that she’s hungry ... be¬ lieves that Life is what you make of it” . . . will always remember half time . . . best remembered for a baton and boots . . . Majorettes 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 2 Oskey 4 . . . Commercial Club 4 Class Play 4 . . . Driver Ed. 4. 3, 4 ... . Senior DONALD MacPHERSON Elm Street Franklin Don” His highest ambition is to become a mechanic . . . staying after school is a source of annoy¬ ance .. . Don’s suppressed desire is to re¬ ceive his diploma .. . usually accompanied by a certain someone ... his philosophy is “Be nice and you will be, alone.” . . . loves to putter around cars .. . Weightlifting Club 2 . . . Driver Ed. 1. DAVID MANCHESTER 702 Oak Street Franklin Wants to become a writer ... vice: late hours .. . loves skiing ... hates math classes .. . would love to be a columnist for the New York Times ... will never forget biology lab ... usually heard exclaiming No kidding!” ... philosophy is Take each day as it comes.” .. . Junior Honor Society 1, 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1 ... Drama Club 3 .. . Grand March 3 . . . Dance Com¬ mittees 3, 4 ... Track 3 ... Driver Ed. 2. STEVEN C. MANESS 472 West Central Street Franklin Steve” Wants to own a motel . . . usually found uptown . . . lacks confidence . . . usually heard saying Bet your booties, Granny” . . . favorite companions are Fitzy, Paul, Dave, etc. . . . would like to get into college . . . loves to play golf . . . hates homework . . . philosophy: Take things as they come” . . . will never forget those summer nights . . . best remembered for his outgoing nature . . . Dance Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook staff 4 ... Spanish Club . . . Folk-singing Club 4 ... Oskey 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1 , 2 ... Golf Team 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. BRIAN MARTELLO 17 Howard Street Franklin Moe” Usually found around . . . has a hidden desire to play baseball professionally . . . plans to go on to school . . . favorite memory is English class . . . pet peeve: girls who smoke . . . favorite expression is Yeah” . . . spends all his free time playing sports . . . Basketball 2 ... Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Com¬ mercial Club 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. ANTHONY MASI 102 Wachusett Street Franklin Tony” Has a hidden desire to untie the knots in the laces of a certain teacher’s lifting shoes . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . usually found trying to start his car ... sole am¬ bition is to retire at 28 ... vice is making loud cries in metals class . . . can be identi¬ fied by yelling Get out, wise guy!” . . . trav¬ eling companions are King, Kuzzy, Benny . . . best remembers Mr. G’s sheet metal class ’64-’65 . . . lives by the philosophy A closed mouth catches no flies” . . . favorite pastime is polishing his car . . . Junior Varsity Football 2, 3 ... Varsity Football 4 ... Weightlifting Club 2 ... Driver Ed. 2 . . . JOSEPH C. MATTESON Peck Street Franklin foe” Sole ambition is to become a barber . . . fav¬ orite expression— Yeah, O.K.’’ .. . traveling buddies are Mike C., Jim, Dave, Mike S., Ed T. ... remembers fondly his Junior Prom . . . would like to own his own busi¬ ness . . . vice is hating to go to bed at night . . . usually found at Newberry’s . . . philos¬ ophy is Do the best you can with what you have” . . . favorite pastime is bowling Commercial Club 4 Driver Ed. 3. Grand March LEO L. MASTROMATTEO 48 Oak Street Franklin Leo would like to further his education . . . his suppressed desire is to be a zoologist . . . bleached blondes peeve him .. . buddy is David P. ... a worthy philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” .. . Driver Ed. 3. 9 Lee Street Franklin Vice—being skinny . . . goal in life is to be a wife . . . usually found writing letters .. . often heard saying Oh, my Gaud!” ... wishes she could marry a certain someone . . . will always remember September 28, 1964 ... is annoyed by the junior girls . . . best friends are Mel, Sue, Joe, and Dot . . . tells us that you should Never trouble trouble ’till trouble troubles you” . . . Drill Team 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Commercial Club 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. SUSAN M. MASON timothy McDonald 17 Beaver Street Franklin ’’Timmy” Biggest fault is being disorganized . . . am¬ bition is to go on to college . . . always heard saying Yeah, sure!” . . . favorite companions: the guys . . . will always re¬ member the 1965 football season .. . hates Monday mornings . . . has a hidden desire to be a flanker back in the Pros . . . can usually be located uptown . . . hobby is sports . . . lives by the philosophy You only live once.” . . . best remembered for his good nature . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 ... Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4 . . . Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 .. . Junior Varsity Football 1 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1 . . . Chorus 1 ... Marshal 4 ... Oskey 3 . . . Grand March 3 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. THOMAS F. McGUIRE 11 Orchard Street Franklin ’’Squeaky” Usually found where the action is ... ambi¬ tion is to be in the 1966 Olympics . . . Usually heard asking What are we doing tonight?” . . . enjoys every one’s company . . . thought is ' Have fun while you’re young” .. . adores skiing but . . . remembers with distaste his broken leg . . . lives in hope of graduation . . . best remembered for skiing ability! ... ? . . . Junior Varsity Football 1 ... Intramurals 1 . . . Oskey 1, 2 ... Grand March 3 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3 ... Driver Ed. 3. MAUREEN M. McKENNA 61 Crescent Street Franklin Worst fault is jumping to conclusions . . . plans to become a secretary . . . would like to travel around the world . . . usually heard saying Do you have any news?” ... best friends—Sue L., Sue M., Mel, and Barb . . . will always remember summer of ’65 . . . dislikes out-of-town girls . . . most often found baby sitting . . . enjoys skiing and taking long walks on summer nights . . . Drill Team 1 ... Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 ... Varsity Baseball 1 ... Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 4 . . . Dance Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. thyra McLaughlin 77 Dean Avenue Franklin Thyra” Is well on her way to becoming an airline stewardess . . . dreams of going to Sweden . . . most typical expression is Oh, Yea Huh” .. . usually found in Milford . . . will always remember that Summer of ’64 . . . cannot tolerate people with uncontrol¬ lable tempers . . . biggest fault is being late . . . best friends are Diane, Kathy, and San¬ dra .. . Varsity Field Hockey 2 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 2 ... Oskey 1 ... Dance Com¬ mittees 3 . . . Driver Ed. 3. WILLIAM G. MOIR 88 Hillside Road Franklin Bill” Usually found where the action isn’t . . . plans to become a weather-man but would gladly settle for notary public .. . always heard saying Right! Check!” ... favorite companions are Bill and Steve . . . will always remember the summer of ’64 ... be- lives in the saying Have fun while one can, for tomorrow one may be drafted” . . . hobby is eating . . . biggest fault is mooching . . . is annoyed by The In Crowd” .. . would like to run in the state meet with good shoes . . . Varsity Winter Track 3, 4 ... Varsity Cross Country 2, 3, 4 ... Captain 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1 ... Dra¬ ma Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1 , 3 .... Senior Class Play 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. m ■ ; ! ■? LOUIS MELLO Washington Street Franklin Louie” Vice—chewing his nails . . . dreams of own¬ ing a motorcycle . . . hopes to become an accountant . . . can usually be found at Den’s house . . . favorite companions are Denise and Ed ... will always remember his senior year . . . dislikes freshmen . . . favorite expression That’s the breaks” . . . believes in the philosophy Live as if you were to die tomorrow” .. . Junior Varsity Football 1 , 2 ... Intramurals 1 ... Chorus 1 ... Drama Club 1 ... Oskey 1 ... Dance Committee 1 . . . Driver Ed. 2. PETER J. MUCCIARONE 260 Pond Street Franklin Pete” Vice—being too noisy . . . can usually be lo¬ cated home . . . goal is to be an electrician . . . favorite saying is Ignorance is bliss . . . will always remember high school . . . best friend is T.M. . . . pet peeve is annoy¬ ing people . . . lives by the philosophy Life is wonderful!” ... hobbies are st amp collecting and bowling . . . Oskey 1. WARREN ST. CLAIR MORRISON 225-A Union Street Franklin Walzy” Vice is his temper . . . can generally be i found at home with his favorite companion: himself . . . goal is to become a teacher . . . suppressed desire is to be a winning coach . . . cannot tolerate people who talk too softly . . . spends his leisure time building models . . . usually heard replying You can ' t j take it with you” . . . ’65 football season | stands out in his mind . . . lives by the ! maxim Be kind to your neighbor, for one i day you will meet again” . . . : Junior Varsity Football 1 ... Varsity Foot- ; ball 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 ... Marshals 3,4 ... Driver Ed. 1. SUSAN LYNNE MONIER 1S4 Lincoln Street Franklin Sue” Vice is diffidence . . . can generally be found at practice . . . hopes to be a worthwhile per¬ son . . . favorite expression Oh, yeah!” . . . dislikes quitters—loves to play tennis, golf, and go horseback riding . . . wishes she could be another Mickey Wright . . . believes in the philosophy Endeavor to give to so¬ ciety; do not just take from it” . . . Junior Honor Society 1,2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4 ... Varsity Baseball 1 , 3, 4 . . . Junior Varsity Basketball 2 . . . Var¬ sity Basketball 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Sports Editor 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. ROBERT MUCCIARONE 123 East Street Franklin Bob” Wishes he had his own car . . . traveling companions are Brian M. and Ed V. favorite memory is Bookkeeping II ... is annoyed by girls who smoke . . . hopes to succeed in business . . . generally can be located uptown . . . vice is talking in class ... always heard saying Ya, O.K.!” ... believes in taking things as they come . . . loves to play pool . . . Senior Honor Society 3 ... Junior Varsity Baseball 1, 2 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2 ... Commercial Club 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2 . SHARON MULLEN 16 Brushwood Street Franklin Shai” Detests snobs . . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . best remembers the Andover High School Prom of ’63 . . . has a hidden desire to go to Hawaii . . . usually found at home or in Andover . . . best friend is Pat Beau¬ doin . . . usually heard saying Whoopee doo!” ... vice is smoking ... lives by the maxim Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you cry alone.” . . . Intramural Sports 4 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. Would like to be a sports writer . . . most often heard answering a question with Huh” . . . favorite companion is Bob . . . fondest memory is Browns 27, Baltimore 0 ... hobby is ice hockey . . . most likely to be found at the Four Seasons . . . Junior Varsity Baseball 1,2 ... Intramurals 1 .. . Driver Ed. 3. RICHARD NASUTI 20 North Park Street Franklin Dick” MARGARET ANN O’CONNELL Forest Street Franklin ' ■Peggy” Usually found with Paul . . . December 26, 1964 brings back memories . . . dreams of owning a GTO .. . favorite friends are Pam and Lorraine . . . hates boys that think they’re great . . . believes that kindness can¬ not be lavished . . . Are you kidding me or what?” . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3- MARY O’CONNELL 737 Pond Street Franklin Candy” Being carefree is usually a virtue, but it’s a vice for her .. . can often be found in a telephone booth . . . Denny’s her favorite companion . . . she’ll always remember N.H. summer of ’65 .. . hopes to make something of her life .. . can’t stand jealous tempers . . . does a little bit of everything .. . Come on-huh!” ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Varsity Bas¬ ketball 3 ... Junior Varsity Field Hockey 4 ... Intramurals 3 ... Folksinging Club 4 ... Drill Team 1 ... Drama Club 2 .. . Dance Committees 2, 3 ... Yearbook Staff 4. — PAMELA JEAN NICHOLSON 20 Pleasant Street Franklin Pam” She’s never on time, but she’s always on the phone . . . usually in Eddie’s . . . Them’s the breaks” . . . October 11, 1964 brings back memories . . . she looks to the future as a medical secretary . . . always with Dob and Peggy . . . interesting hobby of riding around with Peggy and Lorraine . . . Drill Team 1 ... Intramurals 1, 2 ... Fu¬ ture Nurses 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 3 . . . Dance Commtitees 1, 3 ... Driver Ed. 3. ANTHONY PADULA 769 Washington Street Franklin ”Bennie” Vice is talking in class . . . usually found up¬ town . . . wants to become an artist . . . dreams of being rich . . . Fox and King are his favorite friends . . . he’ll remember Mr. Gaura and sheet metal class . . . believes in living for the moment . . . hates ’56 Mercurys ... loves to paint ... No Doubt!’’ ... Yearbook 4. LINDA ANN PAQUETTE 579 Pond Street Franklin Her dreams are pleasant but all too frequent . . . can be found in her car ... wants to surf someday . . . favorite memory: August, 1964 . . . favorite companion is C. ... hates to get up . . . wants to lead a happy life . . . loves to just drive around . . . Oh, cut it out!” ... her philosophy is Live and let live” . . . Dance Committee 3 . • ■ Grand March 3 .. . Chorus 1, 3 ... Future Nurses 4 Intramurals 2, 3 ... Junior Honor Society 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3 ... Driver Ed. 2, 3. DONALD PADULA 350 Oak Street Franklin Fox Talks in class too much . . . always found uptown . . . wants to go into business . . . someday he’ll be rich, he hopes . . . Mr. Gaura’s Shop class is his favorite memory . . . hates to see girls smoking . . . collects records of all sorts . . . always with Eesh and Kuzzy . . . Live today” . . . best re¬ membered for his fast cars . . . Junior Varsity Football 2 ... Junior Var¬ sity Baseball 1, 2 ... Weightlifting Club 2, 3 . . . Driver Ed. 2. ANTHONY F. PARLIN Beech Street Franklin Squeeky” Frequent visitor to the town of Norfolk .. . has an inner drive to be a much-in- demand person .. . suppressed desire is to own a good car ... can be heard saying I don’t care” .. . favorite companion is Pat .. . favorite memory is the Junior Prom . . . philosophy is The easier the better” . . . hobbies are camping and hunting . . . best remembered for his small cars . . . Cross Country 2 ... Track 1 ... Drama Club 1 . . . Driver Ed. 2. MARY PARETTE 18 Plain Street Franklin Usually found with her friends . . . wants to be a nurse . . . high school will always be her favorite memory . . . hates to do home¬ work . . . dreams of traveling everywhere . . . her hobby is skiing . . . loves all her friends—no favorites . . . always saying I’ll bet” ... Varsity Softball 2 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Driver Ed. 4. 496 Pleasant Street Franklin She’s very gullible . . . always in a daze . . . hopes to learn to understand . . . dreams of having permanently straight hair . . . favorite companion is Donnie K. ... August of ’65 is her favorite memory . . . hates fuzzy hair . . . she thinks that you’ve got to be a football hero . . . hobby is writing to Don . . . her favorite saying is Sharpness” .. . Commercial Club 4 ... Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 4. DONNA LEE PATURZO Anthony Road Franklin Sherry” She’s always forgetting things . . . but she’ll always remember the summer of 64” . . . usuajly found with the kids . . . wants to move out of Franklin ... Oh, well!” ... favorite companion is the gang . . . her pet peeve is waiting . . . believes in facing things with an open mind . . . her hobby is doing nothing . . . Intramurals 4 . . . Driver Ed. 4. PAUL PELLEGRI 195 Wachusett Street Franklin Pig” Fault is talking in class . . . dislikes con¬ ceited boys . . . hobby is annoying a cer¬ tain boy . . . favorite memory is Mr. Mc¬ Dermott’s class . . . would like to own the Melody Club and make lots of money! ... favorite companion is Paul . . . Varsity Football 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Football 2 ... Weightlifting Club 2 ... Driver Ed. 3. PAULA ANN PELLEGRI 112 Peck Street Franklin Her vice is temper . . . usually found with a certain boy named Allan . . . hopes to become a secretary . . . favorite memory: her freshman year . . . dreams of becoming a Mrs. . . . hates to do homework . . . You idiot” .. . she spends the time that she’s alone reading a book—a good hobby . . . Commercial Club 4 ... Grand March 4 Driver Ed. 3. CHERYL PAYNE 76 DIANA R. PEPIN 50 Dean Avenue Franklin Diane” Usually seen blushing . . . usually found in a Chevy . . . wants to become a medical tech¬ nologist . . . dreams of buying contact lenses . . . always saying Huh” . . . always with the Inseparables . . . has a philosophy of: No one can have everything” . . . the summer of ’65 brings back fondest mem¬ ories . . . best remembere d for her pleasant disposition . . . Drill Team 1 ... Junior Honor Society 1, 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3,4 ... Secre¬ tary 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Fu¬ ture Nurses 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1 .. . Drama Club 2 ... Oskey 1, 4 ... Grand March 3 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 ... Yearbook Staff 4 .. . Driver Ed. 3. JOHN PENQUE School Street Goosa” Franklin 209 ’‘HOtO N0,A °� o b U He’s always snapping pens . . . usually found in Milford . . . would like to be a halfback for the Giants . . . favorite companion is Ronald . . . will always remember his fresh¬ man year . . . wants to operate heavy equip¬ ment . . . hobby is cars . . . Intramurals 1 ... Track 1 ... Cross Coun¬ try 1 ... Driver Ed. 1. ROBERT PERRON Glenwood Road Franklin Bob” Almost always found in Room 124 . . . wants to find a way to get the most out of life . . . best friend is Brian W. ... is constantly harassed by a certain M.J. . . . will always remember his senior homeroom . . . best remembered for skipping class . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Driver Ed. 3. Jorge Pinzon is one of the newest members of the Class of 1966, coming all the way from Bogota, Colombia. Although Jorge does not speak the best English, his warm smile and eagerness to be friendly have carried him farther than any language could. We ' re sure that Jorge has been a welcome addition to our class and one to whom we wish all the good fortune in either Bogota or Franklin. PAUL PISANI 58 Hutchinson Street Franklin Vice: smoking . . . usually found in Revell’s car . . . someday he hopes to finish the Panther Handbook . . . always says, Yeah, OK . . . favorite companion is Willie . . . pet peeve is Latin . . . wants to be an engi¬ neer . . . he’s a pool shark . . . If you can’t be good, be careful.” Intramurals 1 ... Track 2, 3 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. JORGE PINZON 86 Pine Ridge Drive Franklin Can be most often found working on cars . . . plans to pursue the study of mechanical en¬ gineering . . . suppressed desire is to be a race driver . . . favorite companion is Fer¬ nando Cammeit . . . favorite and most fre¬ quent expression is More or less . . . best remembered for his accent. Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3. ROSANNE BERNADETTE PISANI 21 Thayer Street Franklin Sandie” Too proud . . . could be found at the Mill Store . . . would like to be famous . . . wishes she could find somebody she mis¬ placed . . . often says, Those are the breaks” . . . likes being with Paula . . . remembers the old Art’s .. . has no pet peeve but herself . . . believes To live and lose at love is sad—but to never love is to never live . . . loves to make her own apparel . . . best remembered for being E.E. ... Varsity Field Hockey 2 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Future Teachers’ 3 . . . Drama Club 2 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Senior Class Play 4 ... Oskey 1, 2, 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. SUSAN JANE POELLMITZ 147 Lincoln Street Franklin Sue Biggest hindrance is lack of initiative . . . dreams of learning Gaelic .. . goal is to travel around the world . . . when becom¬ ing frustrated can be heard ejaculating Oh, sugar!” ... looks back wistfully on those weeks at Rolling Ridge . . . can’t tolerate insincere people . . . lives by the credo, It counts not if you win or lose but how you play the game” . . . hobby is music. Junior Honor Society 1 , 2 ... Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 2, 3, 4 ... Spanish Club 3, 4 ... Folksinging Club 4 ... Driver Ed 3, 4. ANTHONY J. PITASI 110 Pine Franklin Tony” Dreams of playing a musical instrument . . . ambition is to be a success . . . favorite memory is ’62 Freshman Initiation . . . pet peeves: daydreaming and people who stare . . . philosophy is Live and let live” . . . can be spotted wandering the corridors . . . hobby is rocketry. Driver Ed. 1. LINDA PLEAU 210 Plain Street Franklin Tiger Enjoys the company of Steve, Greg, John, and Sue . . . can usually be seen in a blue Valiant, a red mustang, or a white Pon¬ tiac . . . likes to drive people crazy . . . faults are forgetfulness and stubbornness . . . dreams of marrying S.M. . . . wants to become a hairdresser . . . pet peeves: stay¬ ing home and breaking up ... will always remember the spring and summer of 1965 . . . has maxim of Tall girl I would be, but nature played a trick on me” . . . fre¬ quently says, You lie! You know you li£!” Drill Team 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1 , 2 ... Oskey 1 . . . Driver Ed. 2. WILLIAM G. RAYNER Daniels Street Franklin Bill” Fault is slothfulness . . . usually found no place in particular . . . Let’s keep it suppressed” is his desire . . . most often heard saying, What can one do?” ... pet peeve: The Registry . . . goal is to get in and out of college . . . philosophy is, Don’t put off until tomorrow what someone else can do for you today.” . . . best remembered for his bright sayings . . . Junior Varsity Football 1 ... Intramurals 1 ... Chorus 2 ... Drama Club 4 ... Oskey 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Spanish Club 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. Franklin EDWARD REVELL 662 West Central Street ' Barney’ If you can’t be good, be careful” . .. would like to be a teacher and plans for lots of homework ... is usually found at Mike’s . . . likes to paint . . . favorite companion is Willie ... Yea, sure” is a favorite saying ... best remembered for his appearance .. . Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Commercial Club 4 .. . Oskey 3, 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1 , 2 ... Driver Ed. 2. MICHAEL REMILLARD 81 Washington Street Franklin ; Remmy” Vice is playing dice with his favorite com- J panion, Dino . . . usually found in Ed’s car .. . plans to be a draftsman .. . would like to relive Friday nights at the Redwood . . . dislikes track . . . believes in having fun no matter what the cost . . . Intramurals 1 ... Track 2, 3, 4 ... Cross Country 2, 3. I CHRISTINE FRANCES RIBERO 470 Central Street Franklin Chris” Dreams of traveling . . . almost always found in the bandroom . . . goal is’ to become a teacher . . . favorite saying is Are you kid¬ ding?” . . . sidekick is Donna . . . fondly re¬ members French Classes with Mr. K. ... is annoyed by impoliteness . . . only fault is procrastination . . . hobby is sports . . . be¬ lieves that Life is what you make it.” . . . Band 3, 4 ... Oskey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 1,2 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Committes 1,2 ... Senior Class Play 4 . . . Future Teachers 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2 .. . Varsity Softball 1, 3, 4 .. . Varsity Bas¬ ketball Manager 2 ... Varsity Field Plockey 2, 3 ... Manager 2, 3 ... Driver Ed. 3. PAUL ROBINSON 1 Washington Street Franklin Oscar” [Can’t seem to stay out of trouble . . . usually : [located in the office . . . ambition is to grad- ; Suate for F.H.S. in ’66 ... remembers best Irhird period sheet metal ' s class ’64-’65 ... itpet peeves: detention and girls that smoke I.. . dreams of making piles of money .. . d loves to say Eh, get out stupid” . . . favorite companions are Fox, Kussy, King, etc. . . . Ihobby is annoying and teasing Mr. G. ... philosophy is The day is not complete with¬ out laughter.” . . . Junior Varsity Football 1 . . . Junior Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1 ... Varsity Baseball 4 ... Band 1, 2 I . . Chorus 1 ... Drama Club 4 .. . Oskey 4 .. . Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Commit¬ tees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 .. . Driver Ed. 2. BEVERLY ANN ROSE 62 Beaver Street Franklin Suppressed desire is to visit Portugal and the Azores . . . hobbies are knitting and crocheting . . . loathes icy roads and side¬ walks . . . fondest memory is Franklin High School . . . favorite companion is her mother . . . can usually be found at home ... in¬ tends to become a teacher . . . favorite ex¬ pression is All right” . . . vice is watching television . . . believes in being kind to others .. . Commercial Club 4. CHARLES R. ROSEN 2 Janie Avenue Franklin Chuckle” Usually seen around town . . . greatest fault is girl watching . . . plans to do electrical work . . . best friend is Lenny R. ... best remembers his school vacations . .. would love to travel . . . most typical expression is Don ' t do today what you can do tomor¬ row” . . . hobby is laughing . . . believes in the philosophy You ' re only young once and if you live it right, once is enough.” . . . Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Com¬ mittees 1 . . . Driver Ed. 3. LYDIA RUGGIERI 558 Maple Street Franklin Lyd” Has a weakness for getting home late ... is fond of remembering the fun at Sebago Lake, Maine . . . hopes to become a nurse . . . can be located in the Nautilus . . . loves oil painting . . . has philosophy of: It’s bet¬ ter to know than to guess” . . . yearns to have straight hair ... is irritated by Ronnie F. ... frequently replies, I kid you not!” ... is usually accompanied by Judy and Cheryl . . . Intramurals 1, 2 ... Future Nurses’ 2, 3, 4 .. . Chorus 3, 4 ... Drama Club 2 ... Oskey 2 . . . Driver Ed. 2. WILLIAM A. RUANE 128 Emmons Street Frankliifcj Boatneck” Bill is usually found with the guys ... ont n day he’s happy; next day he’s sad ... a goo |io job means security and he has high hope! for this ... no one bothers him more thailei Smackey, Tom, and Whitey . . . he’s forevefc saying Sure, Tim?” . . . known to hi ' { friends as Boatneck” . . . favorite memorjli is the cottage ... best remembered for hi«s t friendly personality ... p Varsity Football 3, 4 ... Junior Varsibjc Football 1 ... Junior Varsity Basketbal 2 ... Chorus 2 ... Oskey 1 ... Dance Committees 1, 2 ... Driver Ed. 2. 82 ® njoys the company of Ronnie H. w obbies ipe. has of hunting, fishing, and airplanes detests walking to school . . . will always Remember homeroom 122 ... has goal of vet ecoming a stunt pilot . . . usually says i! Come on! Ah!” ... has fault of pencil ory hewing . . . has maxim of Do what you are Supposed to do, and get it over with” reams of owning an airplane illy driver Ed. 3. JOSEPH J. RUSSO 258 Washington Street Franklin Duef Hates to get up for school in the morning . . . usually found with Sherrie . . . lives by the motto of Nothing’s impossible” .. . wants to get out of school . . . will never forget Jordan Road . . . likes being with a certain junior girl . . . habitually utters Eh! Clean up!” ... hopes to join the Ma¬ rines . . . enjoys teasing a certain teacher . . . Junior Varsity Football 1 ... Weightlifting Club 1, 4 ... Chorus 1 ... Grand March 3, 4 . . .Driver Ed. 2. MICHAEL SANTORO •4 Lewis Street Franklin Red” MAURA SCHAEFFER 136 Long Hill Road Franklin Vice is always biting her nails . . . hopes to travel in the future . . . best friend is Wilna Serio . . . most typical expression is Life’s too short.” . . . sole ambition is to become a dietician . . . usually can be found cook¬ ing in the kitchen .. . will forever recall a certain week in New York ... is intoler¬ ant of her noisy sisters . . . favorite pas¬ times are tennis, babysitting, skiing believes that one should Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.” . . . Varsity Tennis 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Field Hockey 3 ... Intramurals 1, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1 . . . Driver Ed. 2. JOHN SCHMIDT Prospect Street Franklin Johnny” Teases . . . found with the fellas . . . plans to be a carpenter .. . wishes he had his own car ... often says Could be” . . . hap¬ py with Gonch, Wayne, and Mike . . . thinks of the summer of ’65 ... loathes school days in June . . . thinks that If you want something done right, you should do it yourself” . . . hobby is building things Intramurals 1 . . . Driver Ed. 2, 3. NORMA E. SCHMIDT 79 Dean Street Franklin Itch” Admits bad habits .. . found either at New- 1 berry’s or ... suppressed desire is ?????? — ?! ... is always saying Yah, Okay.” I . . . reminisces about Rock Point ... be¬ lieves that the best is sometimes not good enough . . . has skiing and singing as hob¬ bies .. . Class Secretary 1 . . . Drill Team 1 . . . Intra¬ murals 1, 2, 3 ... Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. BRIAN LENARD SHANGRAW 391 East Central Street Franklin Bucky” Vice is his attitude . . . found at Ralph Cook Sons . . . wants to make a million . . . longs to go to California . . . says You banana head” . . . often enjoys Cynthia’s company . . . fondly remembers Latin 3 ?! . . . gets irked at slow Ramblers ... advises Make sure no one is looking” ... is a stamp collector .. . best remembered for his ambition . . . Junior Honor Society 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1 ... Dance Committees 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 3 . . . Driver Ed. 2. JACQUELINE SHAW 5 61 Lincoln Street Franklin Jacky” Likes to dance . . . dreams of being an artist . . . declares Get outa here.” . . . found with Shesh, Hunk, and the kids ... re¬ members Rose Point . . . hates to wait . . . believes in forgetting it ... suppressed de¬ sire is to eliminate a certain teacher . . . Driver Ed. 4. DIANE SHAW Franklin Can usually be found anywhere . . . loathes showers after gym . . . would like to become a teacher . . . has the frailty of laziness . . . has the motto of Don’t do today what you can put off until tomorrow.” . . . dreams of being rich . . . will never forget Mount Washington . . . Intramurals 4 ... Fut ure Teachers 4 ... Driver Ed. 2, 3. 30 Anthony Place Di” PAUL JOSEPH SHORT 11 Walnut Avenue Franklin Bruiser” Paul’s only fault is his being easily per¬ suaded ... usually found at practice would like to please just a few . . . wished for once he would be on time . . . Always overheard saying Huh!” ... favorite com¬ panion is the ball field . . . hobby is playing hockey . . . fondest memory is Mr. A’s J.V. baseball team . . . philosophy is When you move, move forward.” . . . cannot tol¬ erate people who never speak the truth . . . best remembered for his excellence in sports . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 ... Varsity Basket¬ ball 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4 ... Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Football 1 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 1 ... Jun¬ ior Varsity Baseball 1 ... Chorus 2 ... Marshals 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. DAVID SUSSAN 31 Coronation Drive Franklin Sudsy” Dislikes school and getting up in the morn¬ ing . . . usually seen around with Ron . . . fondly remembers freshman initiation . . . am¬ bition is to become a surveyor . . . has a hidden desire to become a millionaire . . . philosophy is Don’t do today what you can do tomorrow ... a disbeliever . . . usually heard replying Sure!” . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Track Team 1, 2, 3. JEANNE STAFFIER 39 Pine Circle Franklin ”Jeanne” Is very gullible . . . found with Rosemary . . . dreams of a trip to Hawaii . . . continually, saying No doubt” . . . likes being with J.T. and Rosemary . . . enjoys remembering 1965’s September ... is irked by twins . . . lives by the philosophy of You only live once” ... Future Nurses 2 ... Chorus 3 ... Oskey 2 ... Dance Committees 3, 4 ... Commer¬ cial Club Treasurer 4 . . . Driver Ed. 2. 142 Pleasent Street Franklin Marf” Constantly is at J.J.’s . . . hopes to be an elementary ' school teacher . . . wishes she could travel around the U.S.A. . . . says What ... What ... What?” all the time . . . remembers biology lab and Henrietta S. . . . can’t stand toothpaste commercials . . . thinks Live and let live” is a good maxim . . . water skis . . . Drill Team 1 ... Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Basketball 2 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Future Teachers 3, 4 ... Treasurer 4 ... Grand March 3 . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. MARTHA STACK ! V ,v SHIRLEY SUTHERLAND 61 Grove Street Franklin Shirl’ ’ Argues too much . . . can usually be located in vicinity of Gus D. ... intends to be a secretary . . . desires a marriage with Gus . . . likes to say You love me” . . . enjoys the company of Nancy S. ... fondly remembers September 28, 1963 . . . resents conceit . . . advises to live and let live . . . spends spare time driving . . . Drill Team 1, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1 . . . Driver Ed. 3. JOHN L. TAKESSIAN JR. 464 Chestnut Street Franklin Johnny” Vice is his temper ... is constantly at Rita’s . . . wants to become someone . . . can’t seem to get a good-paying job . . . often asks Wait a minute” ... is happiest when with Rita . . . reflects on the summer of 1965 . . . hates school . . . believes in leaving well enough alone . . . enjoys tinkering with cars . . . Commercial Club 4 . . . Driver Ed. 1. EDWARD TADDEO 16 Harmon Road Franklin Unyo” Talks too much in study hall . . . usually found in Milford . . . hopes to become a bar¬ ber ... would like to trade places with a well-known singer . . . often asks Are you serious?” . . . best pal: David . . . thinks back about initiation . . . doesn’t enjoy get¬ ting his own car ... believes in not speak- j ing unless spoken to . . . paints in his spare time . . . Chef ' s Course 4. KATHLEEN L . TIGUE 67 Dean Avenue Franklin Kathy” Can’t control blushing . . . located with the Inseparables” .. . hopes to become a nurse . . . longs for a Corvette . . . says I don’t know” constantly . . . happy when with a senior of last year . . . likes to remember the summer of 1965 . . . hates walking to school . . . believes that Only the one being talked about knows for sure” . . . swims like a fish ... best remembered for always look¬ ing neat . . . Drill Team 1 .. . Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4 ... Future Nurses’ 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Driver Ed. 3. ALLAN THORNTON 10 Tyson Road Franklin A ” He would like to join the Marine Corps . . . fondly remembers his first week-end in Franklin . . . usually can be found down¬ town ... his weakness is laziness . . . often accompanied by John ... a favorite pastime is hockey ... Driver Ed. 3. WALTER F. TRAVERSE 107 Dean Avenue Franklin Skip” Dreams of having a really fast car . . . wishes to keep his suppressed desire suppressed . . . can usually be found at the local pool room . . . vice is exaggeration . . . favorite companion—money? . . . remembers best the summer of 1965 . . . dislikes cars that are faster than his ... favorite expression is You’ve got to figure” . . . hobbies—cars and playing pool . . . philosophy is Stay single and teach others to do the same” . . . Track Team 1 ... Intramurals 1 ... Driver Ed. 2. KATHLEEN A. VanLEEUWEN Forest Street Franklin Kath” Pet peeve: naturally curly hair . . . often travels to Walpole . . . headed for a teach¬ ing career . . . dreams of having straight hair someday . . . heard saying Don’t be fickle” . . . enjoys company of George and Dianne . . . fondly remembers junior year . . . irked when oral talks are assigned . . . believes in living and being happy . . . Future Teachers 3, 4 ... Intramurals 3, 4 ... Drill Team 1 ... Yearbook Staff 4 .. . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3 ... Oskey 1, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Driver Ed. 4. SUSAN TURCO 81 Marvin Avenue Franklin Suze” Always writing letters . . . looks forward to being a speech therapist . . . wishes that 5-5 would equal zero and 10 + 9 would equal 19 . . . continually heard saying What a hot spook” ... on cloud 9 when ac¬ companied by John . . . reflects on March 14, 1965 with pleasure . . . resents envious people . . . philosophy: Dreams of the fu¬ ture are more productive than memories of the past” . . . loves to paint . . . Who won?—Bruins or Detroit? ... best re¬ membered for saying Who-dingies” Drill Team 1 ... Junior Honor Society 1, 2 . . . Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Intra¬ murals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 . . . Chorus 1 , 2 ... Drama Club 2, Vice-President 2 ... Marshals 2, 3, 4 . . . Oskey 2 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Dance Committees 1,2, 3, 4. DOROTHY VENDETTI 411 West Central Street Franklin Vendo” Hardly ever stops talking . . . hopes to travel during her lifetime . . . has a habit of saying Mother bear” . . . likes being with Susan . . . enjoys reminiscing about Swift Beach . . . can’t stand boys with long hair . . . best remembered for her spontaneous remarks ... Cheerleaders 3, 4 ... Junior Varsity Basket¬ ball 2 ... Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Com¬ mercial Club 4 ... Drama Club 4 ... Oskey 1 , 4 ... Grand March 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Dance Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Blue White Staff 4 ... Driver Ed. 2. DIANNE VILLANI 29 Lewis Street Franklin ' Charlie’ Live life to its fullest; it’s too precious to abuse ... would like to become a teacher and travel throughout Europe . . . usually found at Cook’s or in the band room . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Q. ... dislikes flirt¬ ing, conceited people and a certain Dean boy ... favorite memory: freshman year .. . favorite companions are Bobby, Betty, and Kathy . . . favorite saying: You’ve gotta be kiddin’ me! . . . Drill Team 1 , 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 ... Junior Honor Society 2 ... Senior Honor Society 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1 , 3, 4 ... Fu¬ ture Teachers 4 ... Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Marshals 4 . . . Dance Committees 1 , 3, 4 ... Oskey 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Grand March 4 ... Folk Singing 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 .. . Driver Ed. 4. WILLIAM J. WEIDMAN JR. 13 Elm Street Franklin Weed” Biggest fault is cynicism . . . usually found where the action isn’t .. . hopes to become a U.S. Senator or a notary public . . . dis¬ turbed by The In Crowd . . . wishes for once he could win a class election . . . ever present companion is Bill .. . claims I’ve got no pride ... his philosophy is taken from Alfred E. Neuman What—me worry?” . . . favorite pastime is water skiing .. . Junior Honor Society 2, Vice President 2 . . . Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4 ... Track 1 , 2, 3, 4 ... Tennis 3, 4 ... Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 2, 3, 4 ... Oskey 1 , 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 .. . Dance Committees 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 . . . Folk Singing 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. EDMUND CARMEN VENDETTI 279 Maple Street Franklin Vendo” Continually talking in class . . . generally found at the Franklin Auto Service . . . plans to get ahead in the business world . . . friends include Moe, Paul, King, Fox, and Bob . . . thinks back to Rocky Point . . . dislikes girls smoking . . . believes in making friends .. . plays pool . . -. Junior Varsity Baseball 1, 2 ... Intramu¬ rals 1 ... Band 1, 2 ... Commercial Club 4 ... Oskey 4 ... Grand March 3, 4 ... Driver Ed. 3. BRIAN N. WHITCOMB 370 Pleasant Street Franklin ’’Newton” Annoys some people with his big mouth . . . Down the bleaches’’ is a familiar spot . . . favorite companions are Mike and Steve . . . would like to be a coach . . . wishes he could become Mr. America . . . thoughts of geometry class still amuses him . . . pet peeve is football practice . . . philosophy is Leave it till the last minute.’’ . . . Varsity Football 4 ... Junior Varsity Foot¬ ball 3 • • . Chorus 2 . . . Driver Ed. 2. DIANE E. WOOD 251 Chestnut Street Franklin Where there’s a dance or party you’re sure to find Diane . . . favorite expression is That did it.’’ . . . hopes to finish school in ’66 .. . dislikes being late for school four days out of the week . . . favorite com¬ panion is anyone who can dance . . . would love to live over the summer of ’65 . . . be¬ lieves in collecting new boyfriends’’ . . . best Driver Ed. 2 DONNA WOODS 192 Conlyn Avenue ’’Donna” No one knows what he can do until he tries . . . would like to be a math teacher . . . reminisces about winter carnivals at Dartmouth . . . usually found at drill . . . favorite companions are the kids . . . dis¬ likes getting up in the morning and blush¬ ing . . . favorite saying: So what?’’ . . . Drill Team 1 ... Intramurals 4 . . . Future Teachers 4, Parliamentarian 4 ... Grand March 3 ... Dance Committees 2, 3. Franklin ; I, ROSE MARY YOUNG 201 Oak Street Franklin Rosie” Let tomorrow take care of itself” ... would like to go to Hawaii . . . usually found with Jeanne . . . dislikes twins . . . remembers best the September of ’65 ... can be heard saying The pain of it all” . . . favorite companion is Jeanne . . . Future Nurses Club 2, 3 ... Chorus 3 ... Commercial Club 4 ... Drama Club 2 ... Driver Ed. 2, 3 ... Dance Committee 4. JOHN YODER West Central Street Franklin Johnny” Could stand to talk less . . . favorite hang¬ out is his house . . . almost always with David C. ... loves to bowl . . . quotes he, Are you stupid or something?” . . . teachers bother him .. . sole ambition is to be a suc¬ cess at whatever he endeavors .. . warns Don’t say something unless you know you’re right.” . . . Chef’s Course 4 . . . Driver Ed. 4. Superlatives BEST ALL-ROUND TIMMY and JANET MOST MUSICAL CHRIS and RON Gist A L rtOOT ' - C MOST HELPFUL GARY and CYNTHIA BEST LINE PETER and SUSAN MOST SOPHISTICATED SHEILA and JOE MOST RESPECTED DON and SUSAN MOST LOQUACIOUS PAUL and DOTTIE SHORTEST MARY ELLEN and ALLAN CLASS ARTIST GAYLE and TONY CLASS FLIRT TIMMY and SUSAN f, f, j p ' V Ij MM rift1 i BEST LOOKING DON and JOAN PEPPIEST PAUL and MAUREEN WITTIEST BOY MOST GULLIBLE GIRL BILL and KATHY WITTIEST GIRL MOST GULLIBLE BOY BILLY and KATHY MOST ACTIVE SUZANNE and PETER NOISIEST DOTTIE and JEFF QUIETEST MARY and BOB MOST SINCERE KATHY and JOE MOST DRAMATIC BILL and BETTY BEST MANNERED EDDIE and SUSAN HAPPY-GO-LUCKY THYRA and JEFF BEST SMILE RONNIE and MARION MOST AMBITIOUS PETER and SUSAN NEATEST SANDY and JIM TALLEST JULIE and WARREN Il «4f25E MOST OPTIMISTIC JEANNE and DAVID BEST DRESSED JULIE and MIKE CLASS COUPLE MARY and DON MOST INTELLECTUAL BILL and BETTY The square root of the acceleration times the gravitational pull equals . . . Oh, Susan, you ' re so bashful! Why, you $ % ? Her majesty Come now, Mrs. K My thumb ' s stuck! A solemn vigilante Blow, Gabriel, blow! m Tf gfrV f 1 1 ■ Here it is: The Removal of Ingrown Flowers.” At the starting gate Send for Batman!! The Rockettes Who Who’s 1966 Yeesh It’s moving!!! believe a full Would house?” Shut up or I’ll slug Ya! Compliments of DUNNEBIER CONSTRUCTION CO . R Mbiatl Zke ‘Humor Class 1 1 4.« m f iP 1 fMl V f ' 7 r .. . I , ' ,H ' • ; ; VA § ; - 0 pd Vice-President, Ronald Pollard; Treasurer, James Baker; Secretary, Joan Hill; President, Arthur McGuire; Class Advisor, Mr. Williams. 104 muWm awrsaifiti is !♦ ♦ ♦� President Christopher Beane, Vice-President Robert Richards, Treasurer Janet Cochrane, Secretary Deborah Cordeiro, Class Advisor Miss Beane. m Nobody supports our teams morning nap When you find it let us know! Did you really? Quiet??? Oh, Come now, A native tribal I wonder what would happen if We ' ll MAKE him switch!!!! If you guys don ' t shape up you ' ll never win a game!! !i Student Council P! I i S ft I I The main purpose and objective of the Student Council is to act as a representative of the students themselves. Under the leadership of Mr. Quinlan, the Student Council has per¬ formed and instituted many useful and worthwhile activities. The Student Council has made available to the students a suggestion box whereby the students may voice their opinions and suggestions that might promote school effectiveness. By sponsoring a dance and by selling refreshments at football games, the Student Council has been able to award, at graduation, a scholarship in memory of John F. Kennedy. Also, during the Christmas season, funds were collected by this group to add Christmas cheer to the elderly people in nursing homes in Franklin. The Student Council has hopes of greater accomplishments and under Mr. Quinlan’s leadership we know that they will be fulfilled. Linda Silvi, secretary; Donald Dellorco, president; Mr. Quinlan, advisor; Arthur McGuire, vice president; Mary Nolan, treasurer. I 12 i Compliments of KEN MILLER TRUCK SALES FRANKLIN SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. The marshals are a group of conscientious members of F.H.S.’s student body who en¬ deavor to maintain law and order through¬ out the school including lunchrooms and basements. With an armband as their only weapon the marshals undertake their duties diligently and earnestly. They are certainly a credit to our school. Marshals Zkc Rational Manor Society The Junior Honor Society and fhe Senior Honor Society have recently merged to form the National Honor Society. The members of this club must possess the qualities of leadership, citizenship, service, schol¬ arship, and character. Each year the Honor Society gives a scholarship to a deserving senior, and one who contributes greatly to the fund raising drives. Its members also work jointly with the Student Council at football games selling refreshments. The Honor Society’s role in school affairs has always been very important and will continue to be so in the future. James Cochrane, treasurer; Diane Pepin, secretary; William Weidman, president; Mr. Rainville, advisor; Susan Freniere, vice president. The Drama Club, under the advisor- ship of Miss Bernardo, was revived this year at F.H.S. after a year’s absence. This group is believed to be the largest in the school with sixty active members. The thespians’ first major endeavor was the entertainment at the annual Hallow¬ een Dance. Here the entire student body was given an opportunity to enjoy the talented efforts of club members. The club’s major spring project is par¬ ticipation in the annual Massachusetts State Drama Festival. Miss Bernardo, advisor; Elizabeth Hagopian, secretary; Kathleen Burke, president; Julie Keefe, vice president; Kathleen Cameron, treasurer. Wand The high school band meets every Monday, Wednesday; and Friday during the activity period, to rehearse for its various activities. Under the fine direction of Mr. Iacovelli, it improves each year. During the early fall the band concentrates on half-time entertainment for the football games, and it also provides music for the pep rallies. With the end of football season comes the beginning of Christmas music for the Christmas concert and the school assembly. After Christmas the band plays a variety of music for spring concerts, exchanges concerts with other high school bands, and occasional in various school programs. The band marches in local parades and has participated in the high school graduation exercises. Drill Zeam The Drill Team is commanded by Captain Elena Rovani and assistant Roberta Bubnowicz, under the supervision of Mrs. LaSala. It is composed of thirty- two girls from all four classes. The team marches at all the football games, both home and away. In the Spring the team march es in the Horace Mann and Memorial Day Parades. This year the team has been transformed into a Pep Club during the basketball season to support the cheerleaders and the basketball team. The Drill Team has had cake and candy sales to raise money for new uniforms, which they hope to have by the end of this year. Chorus The chorus directed by Mr. Iacovelli, is comprised of approximately sixty girls. The girls entertain at school and social functions such as the Christmas concert, and sing in the Alden Club program with the Junior High Chorus. The chorus serves as a background for the Oskey singers and goes on exchange programs with the band to other schools such as Nipmuc Regional High School. This year a special chorus has been established, made up of twenty girls, that sing numbers alone and with the rest of the chorus. I 18 Commercial Club The Commercial Club is com¬ posed of senior students from the business department. The selling of candy bars every Friday and at school functions has enabled the club to donate a scholarship each year to one of its members. At the end of the year the Commercial Club dines in Boston and attends a play. I 19 Roberta Bubnowicz, secretary; Jean Staffier, treasurer; Rita Dube, president; Nancy Cheyunski, vice president. f Juture Zcackers The Future Teachers’ Club, with Mr. DiLibero as its advisor, is comprised of junior and senior students who have hopes of entering the field of education. Throughout the year members are afforded opportunities to deal with children through the public school system. The club holds fund raising projects of which cake sales are the most popular. The funds raised from these projects are used to benefit a scholarship which is awarded to a senior at graduation that is a member of the club. Mr. DiLibero, advisor; Martha Stack, treasurer; Gayle D’Amelio, vice president; Cynthia DiPietro, president; Dianne Villani, historian; Donna Woods, parliamentarian; Kathleen VanLeeuwen, secretary. Juture purses The Future Nurses’ Club is open to any student interested in a career in the medical field. It is one of the most active clubs in the school socially and otherwise. Its members work in homes for the aged and the child clinic in Franklin not to mention the catering service started this year. This innovation was begun to raise money for a scholarship to be given at graduation to a deserving mem¬ ber entering the field of nursing. The club meets once a month under the direction of Mrs. McManus. Dianne Danis, secretary; Carol DiMartino, vice president; Marilyn Shaw, treasurer; Mrs. McManus, advisor; Jeanne Ayotte, floating officer; Nancy Geromini, president. Catin Club Gail Shangraw, scriba; Anne Schaeffer, praetor; Susan Hancock, quaestor; Mrs. Kenney, advisor; Joseph Boucher, consul; Gino Carlucci, pro- consul; Elizabeth Lindh, aedile; Diane Worsham, tribunus. The Latin Club, although in its first year of existence, has a large and active membership. Its aim is to acquaint the Latin students with the many aspects of ancient Rome. This year the Latin Club, under the able supervision of Mrs. Ken¬ ney, put on a highly successful bookfair. It joined forces with Spanish Club and gave a Christ¬ mas party. Speakers have been brought in to address the students on many subjects. We are sure the club will continue to grow through the years. 122 Spanish The Spanish Club, a recently formed organization, blends pleasure with work and is expanding rapidly. It is very active in school functions and it increases its own knowledge and culture by means of films and speakers. Although it is still in its infancy, the Spanish Club will continue to grow if it has the same school support in the future as it has now. Eileen Takessian, secretary; Steven Maness, pres¬ ident; Bette Lola, vice president; Mrs. Kamen, advisor; absent from picture Timothy Gilboy, treasurer. Secretary Pat Auciello, Vice President Roger Anstay, Advisor Mr Boberg, Treasurer Janice Perron, President Cindy Richards. f:m nTTTT Jo Ik Singing Club Self expression and a timely interest gave the Folksinging Club an enthusiastic start. Under the direction of Mr. Boberg, a few novice guitar players developed into a group of fifty students. The main objective of this club was to encourage an interest in folk music. If this club continues in popularity as it has, it will undoubtedly be an asset to Franklin High. 124 Compliments of: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY and FRANKLIN AUTO SERVICE, INC. Weightlifting Club Led by the example of Mr. Gaura, the weightlifting club meets during the week and goes through exer¬ cises to develop muscle tone. Zke Mine and White Mary Ellen Gagnon, Sandra Neal, Susan Weaver, Mary Ristaino, Karen Sarapas, Jean Gallagher, Mary Ann Johnson, Judith Redding, Blanche Mazur, Judith Hobbs, Elizabeth Lynde, Sandra Swenson, Advisor Miss Holmes, Janet Bartholomew, Editor Susan Freniere, Carol The Blue and White is the first Franklin High School magazine in a number of years. The Blue and White was organized because of growing interest within the student body for a school magazine. Its purpose is to inform, entertain, and give opportunity for student expres¬ sion. Encouraged by their successful beginnings, the hard-working staff advised by Miss Holmes hopes to put out publications regularly throughout the school year to make the Blue and White a functional part of the school. DiMartino, Kathleen Healey. 126 RECORD Class “T)” Champs Franklin 28 Cohasset 0 Franklin 22 Mansfield 14 Franklin 28 Westford 7 Frank lin 3 6 Apponoquet 0 Franklin 36 Foxboro 0 Franklin 44 Oliver Ames 6 Franklin 34 Milford 0 Franklin 20 Canton 8 Franklin 46 King Philip 14 UNDEFEATED Assistant Coach Burke Assistant Coach Leone Tim McDonald Co-Captain Head Coach William Rex Don Dellorco Co-Captain This year our Franklin Panthers” had the most spectacular season in our school’s history. Their nine wins and no losses surpassed any of those set by any previous Panther team. Gaining the Hockamock League title was not quite enough for our fighting V arsity squad, they went on to be Eastern Massachusetts Class D” Champs which far surmounted their original endeavors. This was icing on the cake for coach Bill Rex and his assistant coaches Jim Burke and Gerry Leone. We feel that due to the capable leadership of Co-Captains Don Dellorco and Tim McDonald, the team’s spirit reached new heights and they were inspired to remain UNDEFEATED”. Besides placing five play¬ ers on the Hockamock League All-Stars, Franklin also boasted the highest scoring schoolboy team in the state with 294 points. The team also had the services of the fourth highest scorer in the state with 106 points. With seven starters from this year’s team returning next year, we the class of 1966 wish them the best of luck and we hope they remain 1”. OFFENSE IN ACTION -rf jL- v . • „.■ f . :i ' ' 1_ pi r - i� j£ XSflpllHF in k wk Fj s i ta « — jp Br|gut J a y jjLi� 3 -n f ’ WL.-V 7 fHWfaCj 3 1 i®Pl. rF s- l m h 3 k- AkhT • -v I 7 ' w w BEg A ' ' ' ' - 1 - — h ■ ’ k mr i jML -,JflY r N V ■ j £ ' y yjr jutiy „ ' • A : Wi t lir i ' i i 1 ii - ' ' i MMMfc . JH mM( - sH ' ' Jf _ ' M § fij ir P| — n 1 , J� aH HSpP ' i£ jf __ f ■ mw J ' as WgSlr- ' , f] I |j%. ‘ -rf r i ' l-i ' ilkmM t JK Jk Affl ' b ..m t 41 r — -qj V xzzr ■ ' - -■ rt , yy ■ Ik k IflVAkVl ■p - Jfca ■ Sr J 3 H .,. J k jr. . ' . ' W BANDITS AT WORK Where do you think you’re going? Don’t be afraid -Or team running going to win, do you ? McGuire on a break-a-way! Come to Daddy!! McDonald you ain ' t got it!! He’s not going anywhere! There’s that McGuire Sheer POWER!!! again Your eyes aren’t closed, are they, Tim? Franklin romps as the Queen and her court look on! ON THE WAY TO VICTORY!!! W ' ir 1 U i Caught from behind!!! You can start pushing any time now!! A lesson on tacld Let ' s not get carried away! Small traffic jam A GREAT effort! The state ' s number ONE offense!!! , 1 f —I yield Hockey Franklin High’s varsity and junior varsity field hhckey teams this year completed their second sea¬ son as active participants in the Hockomock League. While a winning record still proved to be an evasive reality, the girls willingly performed their tasks with a hearty, never-say-die attitude. Early in the ten game season, the teams met separately to elect captains. Miss Sandy Xenos was chosen to guide the junior varsity and the Misses Sherrie Hading, and Susan Monier co-captained the varsity squad. Then, under the ever watchful eye of freshman coach Miss Marjorie DuMoulin, the girls pro¬ ceeded to master those skills which make Franklin’s team a real threat to the League’s leader in future years, even as they practiced those personal traits of fair play associated with the fine lady and the hardy athlete. SENIORS: Susan Monier. Susa n DeGrazio Donna RECORD Franklin 0 Foxboro 7 Franklin 3 Sharon 4 Franklin 0 Mansfield 1 Franklin 3 Canton 3 Franklin 0 North Easton 5 Franklin 1 Stoughton 0 Franklin 0 King Philip 1 Franklin 0 Foxboro 3 Franklin 2 Sharon 0 Franklin 1 King Philip 1 Compliments of FRANKLIN PAINT CO., INC. 134 Cross Country SENIORS STANDING: Ronald Clarke, John Penque, William Weidman, Steven Kollogg. KNEELING: Co-Captains, Paul Hickey Wil¬ liam Moir. RECORD Franklin 3 6 Oliver Ames 22 Franklin 22 Stoughton 39 Franklin 20 Bellingham 32 Franklin 20 St. Mary’s Milford 38 Franklin 17 Randolph 45 Franklin 27 Quincy 28 Franklin 22 Sharon 38 Franklin 30 St. Mary’s Milford 36 Franklin 27 Canton 34 Franklin 25 King Philip 30 Franklin 22 Foxboro 36 Tri-captains Paul, Tim Fitz Manager Dennis Bartelloni and Coach Bonollo 136 STANDING: Paul Short, Thomas Cataldo, John Smith, William Byron, Thomas Mercer. KNEEL¬ ING: James Fitzpatrick, Arthur McGuire, Timothy McDonald, Donald Dellorco, Craig Stewart. Basketball This year’s basketball team made great strides in the Hockomock League. For the first time in the eight years that Franklin High has been a member of this league, the team finished in third place with an outstanding 11-5 record. Though the team was few in number, each member contributed much to its success. A commendable job was done by Coach Bonollo, who was certainly rewarded by the fine record the team achieved. JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY RECORD | Franklin 43 Woonsocket 52 Franklin 54 Easton 57 Franklin 63 Canton 52 Franklin 57 Bellingham 74 Franklin Franklin 63 Randolph 57 50 King Philip 38 Franklin 68 Foxboro 62 Franklin 68 Stoughton 67 Franklin 60 Sharon 76 ' Franklin 50 Mansfield 48 Franklin 51 Canton 49 Franklin 55 Easton 69 Franklin 81 Randolph 60 Franklin 55 Sharon 65 Franklin 58 King Philip 46 Franklin 72 Stoughton 65 Franklin 47 Foxboro 57 Franklin 72 Mansfield 68 FRESHMEN 137 Paul ' MM . • 4 d IV--. £• ' . ' « .} % £ . ■ Zimmu vomj Dellorco on a fast sneak Good defense. Another foul shot made good Come on, you guys, leave me alone! That play is way over his head! There it is! Slow down, kids he doesn’t miss! I can jump higher than you can! 2 more for Here, Paul, I don’t want it Hey, Art, this is basketball not football! It’s his hobby. n i� Fitz on a fast break An easy basket, Check! Well, I’ll be dipped VARSITY Debbie Cordiero, Marsha Ledbury, Kathleen Reynolds MANAGERS iris’ basketball VARSITY RECORD Franklin 34 King Philip 24 Franklin 13 Foxboro 52 Franklin 23 Stoughton 33 Franklin 12 Sharon 38 Franklin 22 Mansfield 42 Franklin 20 Canton 54 Franklin 16 North Easton 59 Franklin 8 Canton 35 Franklin 23 King Philip 30 JUNIOR VARSITY Ronaele McDermott, Kathleen Cameron, Diane Audit, Dorothy Vendetti, Maine-, n McKenna, Sandra DiCamillo, Gayle D ' Amelio, Linda Sutcliffe, Cynthia Rose, Diane Sharp. London Bridges? a uMt S ' • P r � £� JE1 . ' •mAmJWA Ie L ««!• ft !l V M -JF ' m ! sl � 2: ' • “ 4 � V 4J K ' ; • ' fci- 4 ' ’ • i. i w. i nv j ,?r . IT; , � ml - Winter Zrack RECORD Franklin 37 Chelmsford 49 Franklin 43 Xaverian 34 Franklin 36 Canton 49 Franklin 38 Arch Bishop Williams 46 Franklin 55 Whitman-Hanson 35 Franklin 47 1 2 Don Bosco 38 1 2 Franklin 43 1 3 Walpole 42 2 3 Franklin 26 Danvers 40 This year’s Panther track team participated in the tough Tri-County League, which held their meets at the Commonwealth Armory in Boston. The League is composed of such good teams as Danvers, Canton, Chelmsford and Catholic Memorial, just to name a few. A highlight of the year was our undefeated junior Phil Wood, winning 8 consecutive meets in the 50 yard dash and 300 yard mn. 147 We, the co-editors of the 1966 Oskey, wish to say that in spite of all the frustrations, frantic hours and disappointments, we have to admit that we would be glad to assume the responsibility of the job again. In connection with the yearbook, we know that the area in which we have most gained is that of a closer relationship with the entire high school. We feel that we have gained insight into th e true spirit of Franklin High and each of the three of us has profited from this experience in his own way. We think that this is the proper spot to thank all of our staffs for the work they have done and everyone else who has helped to produce this yearbook. 148 LITERARY STAFF SEATED: Dianne Villani, Christine Jacques, Editor Susan Turco, Diane Pep¬ in, Julie Keefe. STANDING: Rosanne Pisani, William Moir, Kathleen Burke, William Weidman, Kathleen VanLeeu- wen ART STAFF Left: Robin Lister, Norma Schmidt, An- Norma Schmidt, Anthony Padula. Right: Barbara Dean, Editor Gayle D’Amelio, Mary O’Connell. SPORTS STAFF Left to right: Maureen McKenna, Mar¬ tha Stack, Editor Susan Monier, Donna DeWitt, Editor James Fitzpatrick, David Abbott, Paul Hickey, Donald Dellorco. Compliments of: CLARK CUTLER McDERMOTT FRANKLIN LUMBER COMPANY VENDETTI MOTORS CASHALL COMPONENTS CORP. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Left to right: Editor Cynthia DiPietre, Marsha Bullukian, Kathleen Harvey, Nancy Geromini, Brian Shangraw, Wil¬ liam Rayner. STANDING: Kath¬ leen Tigue, Dorothy Vendetti, Thyra McLaughlin, Susan Larsen, Susan De- G r a z i o, Patricia Cunningham. Compliments of: POLASTRI PLUMBING CO. BROWN ' S SERVICE STATION PETERSON ' S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. COMMERCIAL CLUB 150 CLERICAL STAFF SEATED: Nancy Cheyunski, Editor Sandra Cosma, Jean Costello. BUSINESS STAFF Steven Maness, Gary Letourneau, Man¬ ager Paul Caron, Manager Timothy Hoar, David Manchester, Timothy Gil- boy, Elizabeth Hagopian, Judy Ches- tercove. Yearbook Adverting Cqntrrct This is authorization to insert our. advertisement in the IS ( -_ to be published by Y (gkJcA o . $ize of the advertisement tobe —s paae, for which we aaree to pay . , Copu and layout “tobe furnished by , otherwise yearbook staff will prepare a Suitable ad. ? £AA £c xdAc4 io ( i L (?(a4d Received vj} _______ Siyned J£j hi4d _ Ti rn Dote QaA ydtnxch $A iw- Usk- SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Henri C. Beane Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert Avakian Miss Alice Beane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Bonollo Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Borwn Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Cataldo Mr. Harland Cook Mr. and Mrs. John J. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. John A. D ' Aniello, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. DiLibero Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid B. Dufresne Miss Marjorie J. DuMoulin Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Evans Mr. and Mrs. James E. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Francis Flynn Miss Gail Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaura Mr. and Mrs. Vito V. Gerardi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinckley Mr. Donald lacovelli Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Kamen Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. John Torrey Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaSala Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Leone Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lydon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Marak Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McCall Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McNally Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore Miss Katherine O ' Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Quinlan Mr. Roger A. Rainville Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rex Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Stevens Miss Rose Turco Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White Mr. Anthony R. Williams Mr. Albert O ' Brien Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diorio Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nasuti Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Thomas Mrs. Richard Stack Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Pepin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Fricker Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Monier Mrs. Charles J. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Turco Mr. and Mrs. Nilo D. Geromini Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. 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