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

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l hT highest function of a teacher consists 01 so much in imparting knowledge as in limit luting the pupil in its love and r rsuit. Amiel Administration

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Dedication Learning is an amazing process of dis- covery for students. It takes a man with a unique character, a warm sense of humor, and an understanding of the younger generation to lead them toward this discovery. A man whose classes run not always “by the book” but according to the obstacles the students face in seeking knowledge, is one who most deserves to be called a teacher. A teacher has no office hours but rather is willing to spend many hours helping individuals after school as well as during class. A teacher is not above learning from students, from their problems, from other teachers, and from his own errors. He desires only to watch the results of his work in bringing someone closer to truth. We the class of nineteen hundred and sixty seven dedicate our yearbook to a man whom we feel is truly a teacher and who deserves to be recognized: Mr. William Haney )

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Dr. Benson I extend my congratulations to each member of the grad- uating class of 1967. You have a great deal to be proud of as you have reached an important milestone in your life. Each of you has shown that you possess the talent and ambition to succeed in a difficult task. Our hopes and our wishes go with you as prepare to take up new endeavors. May you all be as successful in them as you have been here at North Reading High School. 14