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

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Another peeved school luncher, Paul welcomes the change of afternoon senior science classes. He also likes math, especi- ally algebra, and may go into this more extensively at Lincoln Institute. There is no Mr. Anthony in his life, but he intends to make a million, anyway. Activities: Sophomore Play; Football. at best an echo . CAROL A. FLYNN 23 Burroughs Road August 1 8 Although Carol dislikes waiting, she will always wait for Mel. Enjoyable hours in Home Ec. classes with Mrs. McCarthy will be a good preparation for her M R S. As a beautician, she will look back with fond memories on her graduation. Activities: Norehisc Girls ' Club; Baton Squad 4 JOANNE M. FREDA 1 0 Eames Street March 12 Joanne, an active member of the Yearbook staff, plans to further her education. Her warm personality, which keeps the staff going, will no doubt make her days as a hairdresser short ones. She and Bob enjoy double dating with Janice and Billy when the service doesn ' t interfere. Activities: Norehisc Girls ' Club; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 3; Yearbook Staff. PAUL FROTTEN 9 Le Clair Street October 1 7

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ZranslatioH is DAVID D ' UNGER 5 Redmond Avenue September 1 3 Dave is particularly fond of vacations because it gives him time to pursue his favorite pastime, reading. Although he has a dislike for geometry, he still enjoys mathematics, especially trigonometry. Dave plans a college education to realize his ambition to be a physicist. Activities: Baseball 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Boys ' Club; Projection Squad. VIRGINIA H. EATON 100 Haverhill Street August 5 Ginny, despite her dislike for homework and tests, was voted best student for the year 1958-1959 We will all miss her when she leaves for college in Missouri for two years but are sure she will receive a warm welcome at Cottey She man- ages and accomplishes a typical teenage task: that of doing math homework and watching her favorite T V. programs at the same time. Activities: Art Club 1, 3; Norehisc Girls ' Club; Senior Play; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Vice-Pres National Honor Society; Year- book Staff; Student Council 3; School reporter for the Tran- script. JOSEPH FERRARA 2 Beech Road April 27 Joining the Air Force is really not an escape from John Doucette, even though Joe would like him to believe that. He hopes, of course, to be able to get some time off to date Marty. Though he is looking forward to graduation, he regrets how the time flies when in senior science. Activities: Senior Boys ' Club. 20

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MARIANNE P. GERRIOR Edgemere Road September 23 Turn around, Marianne! was Mr. Tringale ' s repeated admonition. Let ' s hope she doesn ' t hear this, her pet pe6ve, at Airline Hostess School in Texas. Her tendency to chat in classes won ' t be an asset there, but certainly will be one when comforting her passengers on the D C-8 ' s. Activities: Baton Squad 2, 3; Cheerleader 4, Norehisc Girls ' Club 4; Leaders ' Club 2; Softball 1. Nothing can bring RICHARD W. FULTON 30 Lindor Road November 14 Dick, a future pilot who has his feet on the ground, in- tends to join the U. S ' . Air Force Although he doesn ' t par- ticipate, he enjoys Student-Faculty games as much as anyone He shows a great dislike for homework but admits to doing his senior science. Activities: Stenroh Boys ' Club. JAMES GARLAND 175 Haverhill Street February 25 Jim, an avid participant in water sports, plans to study engineering in college after graduation from N.R.H.S. Although he enjoyed his Junior year most of all, he was pleased to have the privileges of being a senior because it enabled him to take trigonometry, his favorite subject. His pet annoyance was the admittance bell. Activities: Football 3; Basketball 3.