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

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you peace but yourself. CAROL J. GOULLAUD 16 Williams Road March 15 Clerical work, including bookkeeping, will be Carol ' s oc- cupation after N.R.H.S. Working for a few years in the offices, where she will get away from the quietness in study halls, will prepare her for marriage. For now, she is content with the enjoyment of dates with Art. Activities: Leaders ' Club 3, 4; Norehisc Girls ' Club; Cheer- leading 4. John, the N.R.H.S. playboy, loves to drive home late at night with the music low and . . .!! As a popular football player, he wishes to do away with spindly-legged cheerleaders. We all wish him luck in his future occupation as a veterinarian. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; World Affairs Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Stenroh Boys ' Club. JOHN D. HATCH, JR. 235 Elm Street February 28 THOMAS E. HENDERSON 1 5 Devons Road September 29 Tom ' s ambition, to travel, was somewhat satisfied when he took a trip to Chicago in the summer of 1959. Tom hopes that his college activities will include baseball. In his fresh- man year he did not mind getting up when his morning classes included algebra. Activities: Baseball 1, 2; Science Club 3; National Honor Society; Student Council 2, 3; Leaders ' Club; Stenroh Boys ' Club, School Newspaper.

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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.

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Nothing great was ever It is plain to see that Fred will be a good draftsman, be- cause of his performance in mechanical drawing with Mr. Colder. This occupation may help him make money, and the Air Force will give him a good beginning. Getting to school as the rooster crowed, bothered him during his high school days. Activities: Stenroh Boys ' Club. RAYMOND JEANES, JR. 53 Mount Vernon Street May 17 Completely without ambition, or so he says, Ray is an avid student of math and hopes to pursue this subject further upon graduation. Summer vacations are his fond memories because they give him an opportunity to sleep late and to drive con- vertibles with the top down. Activities. National Honor Society; Science Club; Student Council; Projector Squad. FRANCIS R. JASON 33 Leland Road May 23 Frank hopes to become rich at interior decorating, but for the time being he is content with working on cars. Being a quiet type himself, he doesn ' t like teachers who talk in study, but he was willing to listen to Miss Moors in math class at any- time. Activities: Stenroh Boys ' Club. FREDERICK C. JOHNSON 459 Park Street May 23