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

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a portion of thyself. 3 Rogers Circle STEVEN A. LANGILLE June 27 Steve, an N.R.H.S. sportsman, may secure some training in the U. S. Marine Corps that will help him in his future career as a photographer. Mr. Chamberlain ' s history classes were most enjoyable to him except when interrupted by the P.A announcements. Activities: Football; Track; Science Club; Dramatics Club. be a clerical typist. She was sorry to see the end of the 1959 school year because it meant final exams and no more U. S. history classes with Mr. Burns. Her future plan is to get her M R S. But right now she is content to keep up with all the current movies. Activities: Norehisc Girls ' Club. To be or not to be, that is the question. But as far as Eddie is concerned it ' s going to be the Air Force He likes the leisure pleasures in life like eating and sleeping, but he was a real ball of fire the night of the Junior Prom. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Stenroh; Basket- ball 3. i ELEANOR A. LIVINGSTON Old Andover Road May 1 4 Ellie, a familiar face in the office practice room, plans to 27

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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.

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[ji A day for toil SALLY LORD Cottage Street October 20 Sally ' s favorite subject, mathematics, will undoubtedly help her in her work as a bookkeeper. She has the common dislike of homework except for that in U. S. history with Mr. Burns. She, too, would like to achieve the typical female goal, marriage. Activities: Norehisc Girls ' Club. SUSAN S. MAGLIOZZI 4 Concord Street January 21 Sue hopes to attend Mansfield Academy upon graduation, to become a beautician. After the nerve racking studies in the auditorium, Sue relaxed in the afternoon by listening to W.B.Z on the radio. She voted U. S. history with Mr. Burns as her favorite subject. Activities: Norehisc Girls ' Club; Senior play committee; Yearbook Staff. — f IjJHUKF 8 s JOHN C. MANSFIELD 93 Haverhill Street June 4 John ' s only suggestion to improve N.R.H.S. is to have a hockey team. Ambitious to be successful in commercial avia- tion, he has already obtained his pilot ' s license. John ' s favorite subject is English and like all boys, enjoys eating. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Stenroh; Yearbook Staff. 28