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

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achieved without enthusiasm. JACQUELYN JOHNSON 4 Flint Street October 21 Jackie wants to further her education and attain her un- known goal. Among her fondest memories is Rockport in the summer of 1959. Eating ice cubes is Jackie ' s favorite pastime, while thinking of people getting hundreds in tests. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 4; Softball 1, 2; Yearbook Staff; Norehisc Girls ' Club. -Jff He id t . I JEANETTE JOHNSON 376 Park Street December 9 Jeanie can be seen at any N.R.H.S. game watching the Hornets in action as long as it ' s in the afternoon so she doesn ' t have to see her alarm clock. To be an elementary school teacher is her ambition after college. Algebra II and her senior year are Jeanie ' s favorite memories. Activities: Future Teachers ' Club 2, 3; Softball 2; Basket- ball 3; Yearbook Staff; Norehisc Girls ' Club; Football Queen BARRY D. JORDAN 84 North Street March 3 Barry ' s favorite pastime, not doing homework, occupies no time at all. Ambitious to earn a living, consumer education with Mr. Tringale and his favorite subject, senior science, may help him some day. He plans to join the Air Force in search of better cafeteria lunches. Activities: Baseball 2; Basketball 4; Stenroh Boys ' Club. 25

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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

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Zke only gift is FRANCES E. JOYCE 398 Park Street August 7 Fran, whose laughter was contagious at yearbook meetings, will never forget being elected to the National Honor Society. Her office practice class will give her a good background for secretarial work at Avco. Her pet peeve, finals, and her fav- orite pastime, late late shows, don ' t mix. Activities: Norehisc Girls ' Club; Baton Squad I; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Student Council; Senior Play Committee SHIRLEY W. KINNIE 62 Central Street December 22 Shirl, president of the Norehisc Girls ' Club, was seen heading our cheerleaders at every game A clever forward in basketball, she enjoyed playing with Dot and Laurice in her Junior year. After graduating from Chandler Jr College, she plans to become a secretary. Activities: Senior play committee; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cheer- leading 4; Leaders ' Club 3, 4; Girls ' Club 4 (President). JOHN KNIGHT 239 North Street July 20 John ' s ability in shop, carries over to working on cars in his free time. He is not an enthusiastic supporter of the school lunch program, but will vouch for the worth of senior science anytime. Anxious to graduate, John plans to enlist in the navy following graduation.