North Reading High School - Golden Years Yearbook (North Reading, MA)

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PETER D. BRENNAN Main Street September 20 Pete ' s fancy footwork on the dance floor is often a warmup for running sprints. His personality assures us that he will realize his ambition to be a business administrator at North- eastern. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; World Affairs Club 3, 4, (V.P.); Stenroh Boys ' Club; Business Manager of the Yearbook. Approbation from our ANITA M. BLACK 26 Eames Street May 30 Although cne of the quiet girls in cur class, Anita is an avid fan at the football games. Her interest in English carries over to her favorite pastime, reading, especially in the study halls. To work in an office is Anita ' s future plans, where she hopes to meet many people Activities: Norehisc Girls ' Club. STEVEN B. BLANCHARD 474 Park Street West September 6 Steve wishes cafeteria lunches were as successful as his chemistry experiments. His interest in reading will help him in the fields of sociology and psychology, which he hopes to study in college. Activities: Student Council 1, 2; School Newspaper; Science Club 1, 2; Stenroh Boys ' Club

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is now attained. CAROLE E. BARNEY 7 Sullivan Road December 1 1 Carole, like every good citizen, is proud of our fine navy, but it rubs her the wrong way when it interferes with going out with George. In her list of memorable moments, she finds December 25, 1957. In the near future she wants to work in a hospital; as for the far future, she hopes to get married. Activities: Baton Squad 2, 3, (4, senior leader); Norehisc Girls ' Club; Yearbook. GENE BARR 33 Park Street East July 1 1 Gene, a future navy man, will never forget January 12, 1957. Of all his subjects he likes bookkeeping the best and English the least. Gene lists as his favorite pastime drinking Brenda ' s iced tea. Activities: Basketbal l 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Stenroh, 4. E. ELLEN BEACOM 12 Damon Street May 29 Ellen, one of our popular cheerleaders, enjoys watching all N. R. sports, especially football games. Although her soph- omore year is not one of her fondest memories, it did not af- fect her favoritism toward math and English. We are sure Ellen will make a good social worker after college. Activities: Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Leader ' s Club 3, 4; Treasurer of Jr. Class; Cheerleader; Norehisc Girls ' Club; (Vice Pres.); National Honor Society (Secretary-Treasurer); Gov- ernor Foster Furcolo ' s Student Council; Secretary of Leaders ' Club 4; Treasurer of the Senior Class. 13

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elders is praise, indeed. RONALD BROWN 1 Damon Street February 27 JOHN BRUNETTA 12 Pleasant Street January 9 As one of our future navy men, John ' s classes in senior science and U. S. history will certainly be an asset to him. During English classes, his pet peeve, John ' s mind often turns to thoughts of California. His spare time is usually occupied by watching television Activities: Baseball 1, 2; Stenroh Boys ' Club JUDITH BYRNE 6 Sylvia Road November 25 This energetic cheerleader rated geometry with Mr. George tops. Judy enjoys going out with Billy and will never forget September 9, 1956. Like most cf us, she detests homework, but is willing to work hard as a secretary. In the far future her plans are to get married. Ronnie may realize his ' get rich quick plans by being an insurance broker. Mr. Tringale ' s class in consumer education may provide seme background in this field. In the field of automation Ronnie wishes he had a horse instead of a Ford. At times his favorite pastime is sleeping. Activities: Stenroh Boys ' Club. Activities: Class Treasurer 1; Club 3, 4; Norehisc Girls ' Club Softball 1; Yearbook Staff. Class Secretary 2; Leaders ' Secretary; Cheerleader 1,4; 15