Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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BBffffiirOTMl U Chastanet Defends Title In a tournament marked by its fierce competitiveness and a consis¬ tently high calibre of performance, Paul Chastanet emerged again as the F.H.S. table tennis champion. The tournament, in its fourth year of operation under the guidance of Mr. Mulcahy, had sixteen aspir¬ ants this year for the final round of the competition where a number of contestants put on strong performances. Juniors, Gary Piligian and David Grinnell both performed admirably until they were ousted in the semi¬ final round by both David Piligian and the eventual winner, Paul Chast¬ anet. Trophies to Paul for winning the competition and to Dave Piligian for second place were awarded by the Principal—Mr. Evans. 1973— -Paul Piligian 1974— Gary Macintosh 1975— Paul Chastanet 1976— Paul Chastanet .a .. w.vV ■: » • . • ■ .vlv ' • ' | (1) Paul Chastanet accepts trophy from Mr. Evans; (2) Gary Piligian re¬ turns service; (3) Paul smashes a a forehand serve. I

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Mr. Bonollo, Ms. Corwin, Mr. Sutherland and Ms Richards all have one thing in common; they all teach physical education. Juniors and seniors have the privi¬ lege of picking their own courses. These include tennis, street hockey, flag football, archery, soccer, bad¬ minton, gatorball, iceskating, weight training, slimnastics, basketball, vol¬ leyball, modem dance, gymnastics and golf. For the jocks, they can take Athletics which means they don ' t have to take physical education. The Sophomores and Freshmen do what the phys. ed teachers have plan¬ ned for them to do. This means, for example, that they would play basket¬ ball for a few weeks, and then they would play volleyball for a few weeks; whereas, the Seniors and Juniors take a course such as these for a full quarter. A

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Miscellaneous Senior Activities Throughout senior year, there were various activities which involved only the members of the senior class. (Photo 1) shows Maureen David and Debbie Dunn checking out the tassels which will adorn their mortar board (cap) at graduation. Jonathan Doe and Maria Rossetti start in on the paperwork involved with ordering their caps and gowns. Each student was measured by standing up against the wall chart for their height and although a few extra inches were added to each person’s height, nobody ofj ected. One way to make sure that the plans for the upcoming activities were handled was to have a meeting. Besides the meetings held in the lec¬ ture hall with all class members, and the meetings held in D-101 after school, every once in awhile there was the need to hold a Sunday night meeting of the class officers and their aides at one of their homes . At these meetings, most of the final touches were put on these activities; that is when those present didn ' t get off the subject and start talking about some other wacked out way of getting peo¬ ple to show up at a dance and still have a good time. (In Photo 2), Pam Gibson, Ten Lenzi, and Dean Fish all relax during one of the many meetings which were held before the senior Christmas party. Frank Mauro ' s expression seems to be saying, Ugh! Why didn ' t that pin go down?!