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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

m-- ' — ZZ. FOR REFERENCE Do Not Take From This Room 7 LH 974.4 1970 ) f. , ■ ' • . Flint Memona! Libra ' 147 Park Sv. ' • North Readina. MA 01864 m ' Ar V -. ' i • - Emphasis ' 70 North Reading High School North Reading, Massachusetts Table of Contents Title Page Table of Contents In Ap preciation Administration Faculty Underclassmen Seniors Dedication Seniors A.F.S Sports Clubs Patrons and Advertisements 1 2 3 19 25 39 53 74 76 101 103 135 149 2 In Appreciation For your understanding, tolerance and guidance, Mr. Gosse, the Class of ' 70 owes its thanks to you for helping to make this yearbook possible. 3 14 Batchelder Elem. Schod 1961-62 Fourih Qvde 15 emphasisseventy emphasishornets emphasisyouthcenter emphasiscool emphasise-periods emphasismolly ' s emphasisisstatebaseballchamps emphasisspiritweek emphasisbimba emphasisvacation emphasisdresscodes emphasis rat emphasis love emphasis exams emphasis petite emphasis turkeles emphasis power emphasis sol emphasis rocket dodgers emphasis seventy emphasis free emphasis tully emphasis senior emphasis emphasis emphasisseventy emphasisolivo emphasissaddleshoes emphasis- emphasisgreen emphasisthesurf emphasiseveryone emphasisgold emphasisbellbottoms emphasis- emphasisreportcards emphasis- emphasis duck emphasis peace emphasis chinto emphasis sports emphasis pax emphasis seniors emphasis Oman emphasis skipping emphasis seventy emphasis runkles seventy emphasis rally emphasis football emphasis dirty beards emphasis mac ' s emphasis fakin ' it emphasis detention emphasis fordhall emphasis pete emphasis friends emphasistechtourney emphasis uncle joe ' s emphasischickieclub emphasismaineexchangeconcert emphasisilluminatedillusion emphasisroaringmouse emphasis life emphasisgraduationemphasis emphasis emphasis seventy! I 17 T 1 L Superintendent Dr. Benson Principal The years ahead promise dramatic discovery and change and you will be a part of it. Prepare now to examine problems carefully and consider responsible solutions. Society must operate within some system and constructive change and improvement are essen- tial to the vitality of any system. Don ' t take yourselves too seriously. Maintain a sense of humor — it will stand you in good stead for the future. Congratulations to the class of 1970. You have much to be proud of at this time in your life. You also have much to look forward to. May you be as successful in your years to come as you have been in the past. May you be strong in your faith and your convictions and may you do all in your power to make this world a better place in which to live. To each of you. Good Luck and Godspeed in the years ahead. Mr. Kenney 20 Attendance Officer Remember the expression, If one doesn ' t get you the other one will? . Mr. Barresi and Mr. Emerson firmly but fairly supervise our discipline and attend- ance at NRHS Mr. Barresi Assistant Principal Mr. Emerson 21 Mrs. Drabant Mrs. Maye Office Staff Mrs. Gascoigne - School Nurse 23 Kitchen ladies Mrs. Redding Mr. Marston Mrs. Johnson 24 Miss Ennis Mr. Devin Mr. Clarkin — Chairman 26 Mrs. Bosack Language Mr. Venti — Chairman Mrs. Girodet Miss Kerwin 27 Mrs. Brott Miss Biagioni Mrs. Dell 28 Miss Amidon Mrs. Heneveld Mrs. Metzger Mr. Pedersen Miss Ensminger 29 Mr. Metzger Miss Stollatis Mr. Conway Mr. Cleary Mr. Sanders 30 Mr. Yianakes Mr. Markham Mr. Miller Mr. Horn 32 Mr. Lynch — Qiairman Mrs. Mentus Mr. Gosse Science Mr. Sirois 33 Mr. Stickler Mr. Swartz Mr. Vennard Industrial Arts 35 Mrs. Rosenthal Mrs. Young Home Economics Work Study Program Often yearbooks, dedications, and other things pay tribute to people be- hind the scenes. Well, here ' s our man behind the scene. There are some Se- niors who especially say: Thanks Mr. Keyes!!! Mr. Keyes 37 First row: A. Bakas, J. Ahern, B. Barkhouse, Second row: M. Bakas, M. Barbado, B. Apigan, G. Alexander, J. Barasso. Third row: P. Aloisi, P. Andrews, G. Baxter, K. Berndston, M. Arsenault, C. Barry, Fourth row: P. Aiello, A. Baker, P. Beale Freshman B-2 First row: D. Brant, S. Burdett, P. Black, Second row: C. Bigham, K. Branchini, K. Clifford, K. Carlson, J. Bounapane. Third row: J. Brogren, C. Bradley, A. Canino, C. Bonfanti, S. Connell, K. Beaumont. Fourth row: J. Brooks, D. Cameron, P, Burbine, T. Ciano. B-3 First row: M. Costa, L. Culleton, R. Conrad, K. Conners, G. Doherty Second row: C. Conron, P. Dorsey, T. Fitzsimmons, P. Fitzmyer, A. Fiore, P. Darota. Third row: L. Flanders, M. Correlle, V. Eramo, P. Dennis, S. Conron, J. Doucette. 40 B-4 First row: R. Hanson, M. Goddard, B, Goodwin, S. Fournier, R. Hanson Second row: L. Fraughton, N. Gonnam, R. Harris, D. Ham, K, Florence B. Holbert, D. Hallberg, M. Foster Third row: M. Hart, P. Furey, S. Hammond, S. Gressek. First row: J. Kratz, B. Jones, B. Jacques, Second row: C. Kelly, S. Jewett, P. Klein, L. Lenehan, K. Jones, L. LaCasia. Third row: P, Lazaris, D, Hubei, J. Jacquard S, Howard, P. Houvorous, S. Holloway. Fourth row: K. Kempton, P. Lee, K. Holbert, K. Legrow, J. Gleason, W. Leach, L. Holloway, F. James. First row: M. Lytle, S. McKenzie, P. Magliozzi. Second row: M. Marson , S. Lenehan, L. McShehee, J. Mentus, P. Mclnerny, J. Luther. Third row: J. McMillan, D. Nix, B. McFarland F. Letterie, J. Monaco, R. Myer, P. McKean, B. Middleton. Fourth row: D. Lindgren, H. Maine, J. McLean, D. Lindly, J. McKendry, B. Motta. 41 B-7 1st: T. Pints« polis, G. Perrault, P. Mugford, R. Pietrasz. 2nd: K. O ' Brien, K. Mulcahy, B. Mutch, D. Phillips, 3rd: T. Payne, P. Petti, P. O ' Toole, L. Palmer, N. O ' Rouke, A. Ouelette. 4th: F. Pillsbury, D. Olsen, B. Paul, C. Pierce, G. Pascale, D. Phillips, R. Pebler B-8 1st: C. Rogers, D. Puglio, K. Rielly, J. Nicosia. 2nd: B. Porter, D. Roberts, R. Ramage, 5. Puzzo, D. Quam, D. Phillips, 3rd: J. Pothier, J. Rierdon, J. Riese, A. Proctor. 4th: J. Putis, F. Plouff, T. Potter, B. Rogan, F. Rex. Cafe 1st: S. Shamma, S. Schuler, B. Simmes, J. Schell, F. Sollazzo K. Sosinsky. 2nd: E. Silvia, D. Sawtelle, M. Smith, T. Sardina, K. Smith. 3rd: V. Sorrantino, A. Smith, S. Spindler, C. Schofield. 42 ' .IS ' A-7 First row: L. Trembly, T. Surrette, B. Werner, Second row: S. Valpey, S. Sweet, R. Williamson, J. White, L. Webber, 5. Woodmansee, J. Wilson. Third row: S. Veracka, B. Tobey, M. Tracy, R, Tryder, B. Vachon, C. Wealty. Fourth row: S. Wallick, K. Zurawel, J. Valiton A. Suprenant, G. Stiles, G. Wallace. 43 A-1 1st row D. Barresi, R, Buchanan, G. Baxter, D. Berndston, 2nd row C. Bertoli, K. Bussey, J. Abagis, G. Brooks, R. Ash, L. Buch, G. Berridge 3rd row 5. Balestracci, K. Callahan, J. Arsenault, J, Barnard, H, Barry, C. Aukerman S. Baker 4th row K, Brennan B. Brooks, E. Benson, K. Aunchman 5th row M. Barrett T. Butler, A. Bryant Sophomores A-5 1st row M. Carter, W. Coleman B. Christenson, J. Davis, P. Dillon, M. Carter 2nd row L. Carrier, E, Chappee, G. Dobson, H. Davis, M. Conrad, D, Cornetta, P. Colford, P. Devine 3rd row L, Carter M. Curtin, L. Caotes, A. A-Carter, K. Costanza, K. D ' Entremont 4th row L. Conron S. Churchill, D. Cummings, L. Croft, S. Conrad, ]. Canavan A-6 D. Florence, P. Fitzsimmons M. Fisher, P. Doucette, M. Fritch, S. Doig 2nd row S. Foss, S. Caw, D. Goodwin, R. Firth, C. Durfee, S. Florence, D. Ellis 3rd row J. Downing, D, Ferratusco, N. Florence, B. Grant, J. Graham, J. D ' Unger 44 C-16 1st row — D. Jones, M. James, M. Kelly, M. Holden, R. Hitchens 2nd row — V. Jaynes, S. Horton S. Klein, L. Keene. R. Kebler 3rd row — L. Hunt, C. Hunt J. Jenson, E. Hammond 4th row — J. Jacobson, M. Guson, B. Higgins, J. Haerer, L. Hart, D. Knight T. Indelicato C-17 1st row — D. McKenzie, D, Lussier, G. Lauerson R. McKean, J. Murdock 2nd row — R. McSheehy, P. Kuehnel, E. Eash, K. Miani, P. Nelson 3rd row — E. Lombard, M. Lynch, B. McDevitt, J. Lafferty, D. Martino 4th row — K. Mansfield, W. McMenimen, D. Leach B. Kropa, J. McMenimen 5th row — A. Magazzo, C. Kourbetsos C-18 1st row — S. Pecevich, A. Pearce, S. Pond, F, Nunes, J. Parow 2nd row — S. Poirer, G. Regan K. O ' Rourke, S. Nicoll, J. Pintsopoulos, E. Phinney, D, Nichols 3rd row — B. Peffers, R. Parsons, W. Piercy, S. O ' Leary, L. Perella 4th row — L. Quinn, D. Peek, N. Quinlan, M. Nolan 5th row — D. O ' Hare, H. Pretty K. O ' Dea 45 C-19 1st row G. Starble, C. Smith, G. Silva, J. Russell, S. Stanley, J. Soderblom. 2nd row P. Rush, L. Ruscak, G. Sasso, C. Sawtelle. 3rd row R. Spinney, J. Sarra, D. Stackhouse, K. Rudat, K, Skerrett. 4th row S. Rose, J. Rex, K. Sylvia, B. Rubbico. C-20 1st row A. Twining, C. Ware, T. Tone, A. Taylor 2nd row M. Wayland, J. Vitale, D. White, J. Walsh, B. Tiney, D. Wagner. 3rd row B. Taylor, D. White, K. Termini, B. Tryder, W. Wilson, S. Valiani. C-21 P. Zwicker, M. Wojciechowski, P. Wilkes. 46 C-8 1st row J. Brooks, C. Bonfanti, G. Bellegrade, V. Balestracci, D. Arsenault, B. Alexander. 2nd row P. Bearor, C. Aukerman, P. Bernardo, L. Alexander, S. Bickford, L. All. 3rd row J. Bennett, K. Bakas, L. Barrasso, K. Bradley, S. Bishop, D. Anderson. 4th row A. Babicz, 5. Anderson. Juniors C-9 1st row R. Crawford, M. Crawford, G. Cantone, R. Chin, P. D ' Alessandro. 2nd row R. Davis, L. Cams, P. Conrad, C. Carbone, C. Castine, E. Crosbie. 3rd row D. Costa, L. Campbell, N. Culleton, M. Diaz, L. Currier. 4th row C. Canavan, S. Correale, L. Burke, N. Burke. C-10 1st row L. Goddard, R. Ferris, B. Fitzimmons, B. Emerson, E. Greaton, H. Greenleaf. 2nd row Cosine, D. Fuller, B. Furey, K. Fitch, F. Glassett, Gallant. 3rd row L. Garland, J. Foss, M. Fitzpatrick, L. Dickey, S. Dobson, D. Falle. 4th row M. Gleason, E. Doherety, A. Freeman. 48 o 2 C-12 O. McDevitt, T. O ' Dea, B. Middleton, P. Cote, C. Mugford, J. Lynch 2nd row — S. Malmberg, J. Mentus, R. Olsen B. Lytle, R. Strachen, A. Morrissette 3rd row — P. McLean, J. Lindley, K. McSheehey, S. Mroczek, N. MacDonald 4th row — E. McTague, W. Lohnes, S. Mugford, J. McFarland, C, McManus P. McCarthy i i C13 i j 1st row — K. Paddleford, C, Ray, L. Pomeroy, M. Rogers B. Orben 2nd row — J. Robinson A. Saraceno, P. Quinlan B. Russell, D. Parker 3rd row — T. Quail, K. Paicos, P. Reardon, J. Rideout, S. Rouillard, R. Porter 4th row — A. Rex, K. Pillsbury L. Pecevich, r L. Roberts, D. Reisse, J. Santolucito E. Pothier, L. i Ronan 1st row - R. Hughes, B. Lannon R. Lazaris, ]. Knight, G. lames 2nd row S. Jewel, D. Harris, C. Holloway, D. Hashem, D. King, S. Kuehnel 3rd row - J. Horton, B. Lawson L. Jones, P. Lacarcia, M. Lawson, P. Iverson, P. Higgens 4th row — A. Legere, K. Holt, G. Johnson, L. Hunt 49 C-14 J First row: D. Sarlo, G. Staples, J. Sullivan, A. Strong, J. Tracy, M. Schaitel. Second row: R. Smith, C. Stedman, W. Selfridge, D. Skerrett, G. Smith, E. Stratton. Third row: J. Tobey, K. Strachan, B. 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' ' ' bAy_ for nouS-, f vcrmt he ifU xt ' ■ n itoAce CiAmi 7 ' ns orou n cl men ' t otrualiLt rnarc dhan acoovod oo ' vt. hevG nexV Vt a Kad( done, -e ' esticat dl sa ' - ' saa ca txxt v cm, or cos -, ' f t aur VasrC I V ' het-c GEMINI Steve Cirillo — Marsha Daniel Bright, ambitious, and alert . . . skillful liars and slight-of-hand experts . . . masters of communication. Senior Stars The 1970 ' s have brought increasing awareness of the signs of the zodiac. These seniors most accurately fit their zodiac personality characteristics. AQUARIUS Tom O ' Dea — Jane Gonsalves Original, idealistic . . . unpredictable and love to shock . . . friendship and brotherhood. ARIES Doug Hanson — Doreen Milley Bold leaders, always taking charge . . . confident . . . direct and courageous. TAURUS Peter Hill — Mariangela de Almeida Love luxuries such as bubble baths and satiny blankets . . . patient, stubborn, a lot of determination . . . make good farmers. PISCES Carl Berndtson — Denise Mazzapica Swim in two directions: dancing, drinking, daydreams . . . get into deep, methodical thought. or often CANCER Glen Simmons — Julia Bakas Tough on the outside but really sensitive and cry easily . . . have a crazy laugh . . . love money, eating, and firesides. LEO Bob Dame — Pat Rush Noble, generous, and enthusiastic . . . flattery will get you everywhere with a Leo , . , love romantic keepsakes. VIRGO Alson Smith — Dale Eramo Intellectual and tender with a need to serve humanity . . . appear tactless and methodical . . , love burns intensely within them. LIBRA Brian Wood — Karen King Just and sympathetic . . . want to lead yet strive to maintain peace . . . neat, orderly, and persuasive. SAGITTARIUS Peter Lawson — Claudia Ciano Bright and optimistic yet sharply frank and honest . . . maturity and imagination . . . well suited as doctors or comedians. SCORPIO Norman Jarvis — Pat Curtin Loyal and domineering . . . cool on the outside but really have a taste for sex and revenge . . . make good secret agents and gangsters. CAPRICORN Paul Marchionda — Linda Iverson Persistent, blunt loyal . . . think of themselves as swingers . . . ambitious . . . family life and government are good areas for them. Robert J. Aiello Bob ' s most vivid high school memory will be cafeteria food. Does he still remember Plum Island ? Brooke Alexander Brooke must not be serious when she describes herself as always on time. With kidding aside, she says she will remember A.F.S. and the great people she has met. Lawrence F. Allen Wayne E. Allin Mariangela Garcia de Almeida Ma , our Brazilian A.F.S. student, says that she loves life and will never forget the day she arrived in North Reading. 56 Cheryl L. Aunchman Cherry” was a curious and adventurous member of the Chickie Fan Club. She is interested in dress and interior design. Susan M. Arsenault Donald S. Anderson Don will always laugh when he thinks of the vice that broke in shop class. Was that good experience for when he becomes an aircraft mechanic? Carolyn A. Bailey Carolyn will always remember her great times at the beach. She wants to work as a business secretary. Julia E. Bakas Julia says she will never forget football games and describes herself as being loud. She wants to work as a government employee. 57 Michael A, Bakas Mike ' s N.R.H.S. memory will be of GREAT gym classes. Is that as big a joke as A.M.F.? Walda Z. Bakoian Talkative Walda can always be found in one part of B-wing during E-period. She hopes to become an airline stewardess. Anthony Barrasso Gary M. Balich Gary R. Barnard 58 Christine D. Campana Karen G. Bellino Steven Benson Carl R. Berndtson Karen will always remember those great Friday nights. She is interested in an air- line career. Big Ben Stony , who lived on a tropical island for three of his high school years, would like to become a successful physicist or mathematician. Karl J. Birkmaier 59 Carol L. Blazis Carol will never forget the summer of ' 69 that she spent going to P.A. Her favorite N.R.H.S. memory was serving Grand Fenwick under the double headed eagle. After college, Carol hopes to work as an elementary school teacher. Michael L. Brown I ' ll try anything once! Is that a good policy if he wants to become a veterinarian? Paul ]. Burbine When Paul goes into the Air Force will he still be saying, Burbine as in vine! ? Robert M. Burdett Rallies and our cheering competition vic- tory will be remembered by Bob. He wants to become an airline pilot. i I James R. Buchanan I ' m shy. — Is he teasing again? I I i ! t [ 60 William R, Burdett Sandra L. Burke Sandy always has something to say. She would like to work as a public ac- countant. How can I forget school lunches or Mr. Olivo? Bill ' s goal is to be an engineer. Denise M. Butler Denise seems shy, but as a dental hygen- ist, she is sure to shine. Amy J. Byrnes Cheryl L. Callahan As Gloriana the Twelfth in our class play, Cheryl showed she was happy. She hopes that someday people will be happy to have her as their registered nurse. 0 61 Susan E. Campbell . . . Attentive . . . I ' ll never forget my senior year. Ralph J. Campillio Ralph ' s sociability will help him to achieve his goal as a general manager. Linda A. Carlson Linda will always remember her senior spaghetti birthday. Her fits of laughter will be interesting when she becomes a school teacher. Warren J. Carney Warren thinks of his time on the work study program as the best of high school. He is interested in auto mechanics. Andrew F. Carter Andy ' s artistic contributions to our class activities show that he ' ll do well as an illustrative artist. 62 Claudia M. Ciano ' Claud ' s ' desire for the future is to change what needs to be changed and to be satisfied with it. One word can describe her: enthusiastic. Joyce M. Catone Joyce is definitely talkative. Were you talking alot at the East Boston Prom, Joyce? Suzanne M. Chatelain Sue claims to be a true, complicated Scorpio. She hopes to become a buyer for department stores. Paul A. Cogliano Paul thinks he ' s absent-minded but his goal is to be rich. Steve described himself as ' fresh. Is he being fresh when he says he ' ll remember N.R. ' s greatest track team ever? Steven E. Cirillo 63 Susan E. Conrad I ' ll always remember E-period gab- sessions. Her desires for the future: to be a dental assistant and to marry Charlie. Robert E. Cook Robert E. Correale Ralph P. Costanza Bob will best remember the Junior Prom. He would like to be a certified public accountant. To Bob, winning the state baseball tour- nament was most memorable. His desire is to go to sohojtl and learn a trade. ■fy D sahojtl Ralph, a co-captain of the N.R.H.S. golf team, wishes to further his education af- ter college by attending graduate school. Christine G. Crescenzi Chris values her East Boston summers. Her desire is to become a fashion desig- ner. 65 Glenn R. Crowley Glenn will never forget two things: Chemistry labs and his time after the Junior Prom. He would like to become an industrial engineer. Patricia A. Culleton Summer weekends with ' the gang ' will always be remembered by Pat. She hopes to become an airline stewardess. Patricia A. Curtin Pat is carefree and loves sports. She would like to be a high school math teacher. Robert E. Dame ' Mink ' says he will never foget when North Reading held the 1969 state base- ball championship. His desire is to go to college. Marsha, a quiet person, wants to become a medical assistant. Marsha S. Daniel 66 Laurel E. Davis Dolores A. DeRosa Laurel is accurate in describing herself as agreeable and quiet. Otherwise, how would she have lasted through those snow, mud, and rain-filled band marches? Catherine E. Devine Cathy is quiet and sincere. Her artistic ability will help her to achieve her goal as a fashion designer. Stephen C. Downs Gordon J. Dickey As Tully Bascom in our class play, Gor- don showed that he is basically optimis- tic. As a lawyer, optimism will surely help him. 67 Donald J, Diaz Allen A. Drinkwater Allen says he will remember things from geometry classes to bomb scares. He describes himself as thrifty. Susan A. Durie Sue will never forget the chickie fan club. Does that have anything to do with her desire to become a licensed public nurse? Patricia M. DuValley Ronald L. Dyer Ron ' s desire for the future is to become a mechanic. 68 Dale J. Eramo Field hockey practices and New Year ' s Eve bring back memories for Dale. She doesn ' t know whether to become a baton teacher or an airline stewardess. How about twirling down the aisle? Louis says that S.O.M.F. and Budweiser are meaningful to him. He wants to be- come a mason. Dwight Ferrin . . . I ' ve come to look for America . . . Dwight ' s desire for the future is to be- come a successful rock musician. Louis C. Ferratusco Carole is another one of those girls with a New Year ' s Eve memory. She hopes to be a math teacher. Carole J. Fiore Catherine R. Fitzmaurice Cathy loves to see people smile. She did alot of smiling when girls were first al- lowed to wear slacks. 69 David W. Florence Dave enjoyed fooling around at the Al- len ' s house. He wants to be a welder. Erlene E. Florence Quiet, Erlene ' s future desire is to teach elementary school. Graphic Arts class held memories for Jim. He is going to be in the U.S. Air Force. Gordon L. Forward Gordon makes an understatement by saying he will always remember the Pax Vobiscum editorial page. His desire is to become a minister. Jeanne M. Furey Jeannie will always remember her dear old D period chemistry class with Mr. Gosse and the gang. James A. Foote 70 Donald L. Genzier For Don, Mr. Sirois ' ruler will be memo- rable. He is interested in mechanics. Lawrence A. George Anne L. Gessling Gym classes and summer hold memories for Anne. She wants to become an airline reservationist. James G. Gleason Rat won ' t ever forget summer football prachce. He wants to be a heavy equip- ment operator. Phillip C. Gonnam 71 Steven C. Goodwin I Jane F. Gonsalves Jane has said, I ' m a Tazmanian Devil! On our class activities, she has displayed her artistic talents. Commercial Art will be a good field for her. Congenial Carlene will most remember Lake Winnipesaukee and North Reading football games. William R. Green Gumper Carlene M. Gosbee Martha E. Greene Marty is always having a good time fooling around vvith the kids. She, another Chickie Club member, wants to do some work in journalism. 72 Cheryl E. Gurney Lee G. Haley Richard C. Hallberg Dick is one of the boys who will never forget Mr. Sirois ' class. He ' s like a fa- ther to us, even with his ruler. Dick wants to go into construction. Douglas A. Hanson Doug will always remember T.P. and Claudia. Busy and obligated, Doug says, My desire is to be successful in what- ever I try. 73 Michael R. Hartery Robert A. Haywood Peter W. Hill Pete is someone who likes to laugh. We ' re sure he did a lot of laughing in Mr. Havice ' s history classes. He ' ll never forget that N.R. won the class C baseball title in 1969. Pengy hopes to forget those boring study halls. He wants to work as an air- line mechanic. Mark R. Holloway Soccer practice will stand out most in Mark ' s memories. He describes himself with one word: Silly. His desire is to go to college. % Linda J. Iverson Although she was born on New Year ' s day, dates such as July 26, 1969 and that of the Junior Prom stand out most in Linda ' s memory. She wishes to go to Chandler and then become a dancing teacher. 76 I ' ll always remember indoor track with Mr. C. and C.J. Jack wants to work as a plumber. John A. Ivester Norm will never forget building a scale model of the high school. He wants to become a marine biologist. Jeffrey J. Johnson Norman R. Jarvis Jeff describes himself as u navailable. His desire is to major in Earth Science. Jeanette J. Johnston We are sure J.J. will always make people happy whether she is a cheerleader or an elementary school teacher. I ' ll always remember May 25, 1969 and the day we received Turkulese. Her ambition is; To marry Steve. 77 Donald R. Jones Daniel F. Joyce “Skinner will always remember ' skip- ping to tJie beacJi ' and being in N.R. Soccer games. He wants to go to college. Paul K. Jones Daniel W. Kelley Dan describes himself as lazy. He ' ll al- ways remember Art Club field trips and Kim. His desire is to be a missionary. Beverley Kenney Bev will always remember November 2, 1968 and South Pacific. We all hope she becomes a successful elementary school teacher. 78 Karen V. King “Weed is friendly, always having fun, and likes to make people laugh. Is that what you did at the Q.Y.C. in the ' 69 summer Karen? She wants to work as an executive secretary. Patricia E. Laubinger William D. Lawler W. Peter Lawson Pat has a lot of Junior year memories. Her desire for the future is to get mar- ried, move to California, and have lots of kids. Pete says he will always remember our ' 69 snow vacation and his 1969 summer trip to Montreal. He wants to study law. Edward N. Lazaris Ed will have vivid memories of school lunches. I want to go to school and major in science. Maybe some day I ' ll be rich. 79 Susan ]. Leighton Sue will never forget Plum Island (Aug. 9th), Copley ' s, and the bug. If I never stop changing my mind, I probably won ' t do anything. Ann L. Lindley Ann ' s memories are of M.A.M. and Earth Science class. She hopes to become an elementary school teacher. Cynthia L. Lennon Cindy is interested in hair dressing. Was she inspired by Mrs. Young ' s Home Ec classes? Diane A. Lucas Diane will always remember the Chickie Club of N.R.H.S. She wants to work as a hairdresser. Jane E. Linkletter Jane is accurate in describing herself as frank. My desire is to find a place where people can be themselves without being laughed at. 80 Phillip C. Lynch Stephen A. MacKean I would like to go to college and study business administration. Mr. Sirois ' biol- ogy class made some memories for him. Steven D. MacNeil Steve will always remember Mr. Carey ' s kind words and Mr. Olivo ' s inspiration. He hopes to have a career in psychology. Diana A. Maggazzu Diana will not forget her three years of French II. I try hard anyway! She is interested in Psychological research. Paul A. Marchionda Paul declares that he is Mr. Havice ' s fa- vorite student. He would like to work as an electrical engineer. 81 Stanley J. Masellas Stan will always remember his Freshman year. His desire is to become a profes- sional pilot. Denise F. Mazzapica I ' m always there! Denise says she will well remember Revere Beach, Mac ' s, and the Youth Center in 1969. Lorraine has a mysterious memory con- nected with M.A.M. Her desire for the future is to be a radio broadcaster. Lorraine D. McLeod Ed will remember E period at Mac ' s last year. He wants to go into broadcasting. Edward J. McNeil Robert P. McTague Bob says he is shy but likes girls and money. Hey, Bob, what kind of an ac- countant will that make you? 82 James M. Mitcheson Jim will probably remember E period specials at Mac ' s. He was an active member of the basketball zoo. His ambi- tion is to go to college. Virginia L. Mills Ginny will always remember fudge fac- toring. She says she has Yankee ingen- uity and would like to be either a geolo- gist or an astronaut. Richard A. Melanson Richard likes work and has fun in what- ever he does. My desire is to go into the Navy and try to get into demolition and submarine duty. Kathleen A. Meuse Doreen is friendly and out to have a good time. She is also out to help every- one. These qualities should make her a good executive secretary. Kathy says, I crack myself up!!! She would like to work someday as a legal secretary. Doreen A. Milley 83 Steven M. Morrissey Steve was an active member of the No. Reading H.S. Hockey team. After college he would like to teach physical education. Scott S. Niven The past is obsolete, the future is oblique, but the present is now and that ' s where I ' m living. I ' m reluctant to describe myself in one sentence or less. Christine M. O ' Dea Chris, the 1969 Football Queen has memories of New Year ' s Eve, Plum Island, and the Youth Center. She ' d like to go into nursing. Tom J. O ' Dea I ' ll always remember the kids in N.R. because they made me. He would like to go into aeronautics and become a rich bachelor. John K. O ' Rourke Jack, a member of the Pine Ridge Gang, will always remember football games, bomb scares, and the zoo. He describes himself as a Lucky Irishman. Jack hopes to work as an engineer. 84 Alexander H. Park “Sandy has memories of summers and winters. My greatest desire is to settle down in a log cabin in New England. Donna J. Parsons Donna describes herself as an enthusiastic base drum player. She will always remember the Senior Class Play and the band exchange concert with Fairfield, Maine. Gary L. Pearce Ann L. Pelley Ann describes herself as Extroverted, yet sometimes quiet and reserved. The 1969 All Sports Banquet is her most vivid N.R.H.S. memory. John J. Piazza When asked to describe himself, John said, Me. He would like to become a rich computer technician. 85 Ronald D. Piercey Ron, a well-orgaijized person, has said, “My desire for the future is to serve my country by going into the Navy. Maybe later I will further my education. Barbara J. Putis Content, Barbara will always remember May 17, 1969. “1 don ' t mind working in Giants and 1 would like to be a house wife. William A. Reynolds Bill is sociable but says he is “Just a little hotheaded at times. He wants to work as a Phys-Ed teacher and coach gymnastics or football. Nannette A. Poirier (N) Annette describes herself as FREE. She is interested in teaching art. Robbin J. Quinlan Robbin might like to teach elementary school because maybe some of her students will be shorter than she is. 86 Friendly . , . ' ' I ' ll always remember Allen ' s house. Richard Riordan Roy A. Richardson Roy will always remember the summer of ' 69 and his Senior Year. He is going to be in the service. Mary Ellen Roberts Mayer will most remember her summer at Michigan and Sunday nights with Mr. Oman and the group. She wants to travel, meet new people, and be happy. David R. Rogan Dennis R. Rogan Dennis describes himself as unnoticed I will remember P.L. blowing up Mr. Cannon in the lab. — He is interested in engineering. 87 Joseph J, Sarno Patricia A. Rush Barb will always remember her ' 69 summer, Alan, and Majorettes. She wants to work as a legal secretary. Janet Schaefer . . . searching . . . Hey Janet, what about the summer of ' 67 and S.W. . . . 1 would like to write and illustrate children ' s books. Barbara J. Rose Pat will never forget that place in B-wing where teachers came in at the wrong time. She hopes to become a gym teacher after college. Vincent Savioli Vinny describes himself as happy. He probably was when he was at the pits. His ambition is to be happy, and it looks as though he has already acheived that. 88 Richard C. Scott Destry will always remember the Lynnfield game of his senior year and what was that about going crazy? His ambition is to go to school and learn a trade. Thea L. Servente She dares to be different. She ' ll argue and debate. The world she will challenge. Susan Shamma Glenn W. Simmons Glen is usually quiet but he really roared in the Senior Class Play. His desire is to become successful in the business world. I would like to be a phys-ed teacher, and will always remember Mr. Gosse ' s Chem. class and basketball. Alson G. Smith Sociable A1 is known for keeping his cool. He hopes to teach history or psychology. 89 Bradford M. Smith John B. Spencer We know that John wants to become a civil engineer. Is that what he was doing on Case Hill? Jeffrey Stanton Brad, our Student Council President, has had a lot of responsibility this year. He is sure to become a mechanical engineer or a professional musician. Linda M. Smith People think I ' m quiet until they get to know me. Linda ' s ambitions are to travel, work as a secretary, and get married. Steve will always remember football games and Case Hill. He is going to study biochemistry. Stephen M. Solimine 90 Janet M. Starbli e Kathi Stephen I would like to go out for a State Basketball Team. I ' ll always remember my gym classes and lectures. Antonio F. Tatum Tony is a kind, considerate and humorous person. He would like to go to college and continue his music lessons. John V. Termini 1 will always remember the way a teacher would NOT think twice before giving a kid a break. John is going into some area of medicine. David J. Tobey Dave will always remember Mr. Olivo ' s cuts in class. He is interested in electrical engineering. 91 Theresa A. Tone I ' m 5 ' 4V2 and APPEAR to be shy. Terri would like to be a fashion designer or a secretary. William ]. Tremblay Bill, alias M. F. Case Tremblay, will always remember study halls and summer football practice. He wants to be a pile driver. Kevin W. Twining Kevin describes himself as quiet and permanently bored. He will always remember Mr. Whipple ' s shmulating Trig classes. As a language teacher Kevin should liven up some school. Suzanne Vorrilas Sue, what about J.S. in the summertime. With her smile and patience, ' Phil ' will be great as an elementary school teacher. Charles ]. Valcour I ' ll always remember Mr. Kenney and ' We will cooperate with you if you cooperate with us. ' Chuck ' s occupation will involve computers or heavy equipment. 92 Valerie Vullo Marlene R. Werner I Susan M. Werner Val must certainly have some vivid memories after being Junior Prom Queen and N.R. ' s first A.F.S. student. “After my unique experiences in India, my interest in Psychology has increased. To Marlene, the day she recieved her license was most memorable. She would like some kind of business career. -V Sue values her past three years of history classes. Her perseverance should certainly make her an excellent biochemist or archeologist. Brian Wood Brian, who played the President in our Class Play, also has fond memories of the musical Annie Get Your Gun. He would either like to be a conservationist or a professional musician. r Peter says he ' ll never forget Joselito. He wants to become a criminal ... or was that criminologist? 93 Robert F. Durney Romayne Zenoby And now for the girl who is usually last in everything she does because of that Z . Never the less, Romayne was a first-rate majorette captain and will make a top grade airline stewardess or secretary. 94 Where are the cars? I don ' t want to think about it Proud Now what did we do? Hello Darkness my old friend 95 A silly millimeter longer Oh Happy Days Light My Fire Let Your Fingers Do the Walkin ' 96 Kick the Habit Last time around Smile a little smile for me Hand in Hand 97 I dream of Janie Good, Bad, and the Ugly Hail, hail, tlie gang ' s all here Happiness is being Football Queen Shake, Rattle, and Roll Flattery will get you everywhere 98 C. ' ifV cC � ' k o j ' . ' A -i-nC :, V 1st row: L. Waller, Mrs. Rosenthal, D. Fuller, D. Hubei, L. Swadel, 2nd row: D. Petti, J. Paddleford, C, Spindler, K. Paddleford, B. Alexander, M. deAlmedia, V. Vullo, 3rd row: A. Rex, C. Woodmansee, B. Kenney, J. Brogan, P. McLean, B. Taylor, J. Rex. , 5? T« T ■ . ' Ci iy ' yA.F.S. Club 0 Through its programs, AFS hopes to develop understanding and respect be- tween individuals, and mutual awareness of different cultures and ways of life, all in the framework of a significant educational experience. AFS students attend high school as a senior and live as members of their U.S. families on the same basis as the other young people in the home. While they «.Jlearn first-hand of many different aspects of our life, they also broaden our hori- zons by telling of their countries. The Americans Abroad Programs were started by AFS returnees who wanted to 5 - offer young Americans the kinds of experiences which they had had. The Ameri- cfo 5” Abroad student is a junior or senior who applies through the local AFS chap- both of the programs offered. The Summer Program enables a ju- . V A nior to spend 6-10 weeks during the summer, living with a family abroad. The -h ' (t chool Program sends juniors or seniors to a country in the Northern or Southern i h iTiisphere, where they live and study for a full year in a secondary school. V 100 Before I arrived in the U. S. I was afraid. I didn ' t know what I should expect. But now that I have stopped to think, I realize how wonderful that experi- ence was. I was sent to the Paddleford family, who received me as a new daughter, giving all their help and love. 1 had smiles and the Hi of all the kids. 1 made friend- ships that made me feel so important. I saw the color- fulness of seasons and people and ... 1 found, that in spite of different people, language and customs, I found hearts ready to give me love and wish me peace. I already miss this period in my life. Mariangela Garcia de Almedia 101 I am the first North Reading student to be accepted as an Americans Abroad candidate. For the summer of ' 69 I stayed in a village of the rain forest jungles in southern India, and lived as the daughter of a Hindu family, the Bhalchandra Madimans. In their village there were no paved roads and horse carts were the major means of transportation. Because Hindus worship cows, we ate and lived on a diet of vegetable curries, rice, and water buffalo milk. Which according to custom, we ate with our hands. The mark on my forehead, called kum-kum, is worn as make-up by Indian girls. I am dressed in a sari, the common Indian dress. My head is bowed in homage to the God in every- one with the traditional Hindu greeting, Namastay . Valerie Vullo 102 Varsity Football 1st row: R. Chin, P. LaCarscia, C. Stedman, J. Gleason — Co-Capt., S. Solimine — Co-Capt., D. Hanson, B. Furey, G. Simmons, B. McTague, 2nd row: R. Wilson, J. Mitcheson, B, Tremblay, D. Skerrett, T. Tatum, C. Bonfanti, J. Lynch, P. Hill, L. Ferratusco, P. Campana, B. Reynolds, 3rd row: Mr. Sargent, S. MacNeil, B. Dame, K. Birkmaier, B. Emerson, J. Sullivan, J. Knight, W. Allin, J. O ' Rourke, L. Goddard, P. Lawson, G. Valiton, Mr. Miller. 104 J.V. Football 1st row: B. McMenimen, P. Terranova, D. Stackhouse, J. Pintsopoulos, M. Murdock, ]. Canavan 2nd row: T. Tone, S. Pecevich, G. Starble, D. McKenzie, M. James, P. Fitzsimmons 3rd row: Mr. Cleary, K. Bussey, R. Dillon, G. Baxter, B. Christensen, P. Halloway, A. Surrette 108 1st row: J. Ahern, B. Haywood, S. Howard, B. Barkhouse. 2nd row: Mr. Oman, S. Rouillard, J. Piazza, A. Strong, R. Wollacott, O. McDevitt. Cross Country 109 1st row: L. Currier, L. Swadel, J. Bakas Co-Captain, 5. Quinlan, M Schena Co-Captain, L. Iverson, L. Seaward, 2nd row: K. Bakas, C Ciano, J. Gonsalves, E. Crosbie, L. Waller, J. Foss, S. Kuehnel, M Lawson, J. Quinlan. Cheerleaders 110 Color Guard Majorettes 1 row; D. Hashem, B. Rose, P. Perrella, R. Zenoby Captain, L. Trullo, S, Leighton, J. Lindley, 2nd row: P. Bernardo, D. Harris, C. Blazis, K. King, L. Trullo, B. Alexander, J. Starble, S. Vorrilas, J. Thomas. Ill 112 J.V. Field Hockey 115 1st row: L. LaCascia, M. Kratz, D. Puglio, S. Conrad co-capt., J. Gleason co-capt., K. O ' Brien, D. Knight. 2nd row: D. Leach, K. Costanza, S. Holloway, 5. Doig, A. Carter, C. Conron, L. Conron, Mrs. Mentus. 1st row: D. Bemdston, B. Dame, 5. Colella, T. Driscoll 2nd row: Mr. Olivo, G. Staples, B. Fitzsimmons, C. Berndston, D. Florence M. Holloway. Varsity Basketball 116 Captains Steve Colella, Mr. Olivo, Bob Dame 117 Hockey This year the name HORNETS was extended to include North Reading ' s first inte rscholastic hockey team. We all say Thanks ' to the following boys for car- rying out a long awaited hope of the school; Scott Niven, Co-capt. Steve Morrissey Phil Campana Bobby McFarland Michael Hart John Lynch Steve Goodwin Larry Goddard Bill Green Bill Coleman Bret Christensen Brian Duchak John Jacquard Bob Barkhouse Paul Jones, Co-capt. Lyten Burke Sandy Correalle Chuck Bertoli David Anderson Ed Surrette Coaches: Mr. Lou Reste, Mr. Roy Conway 121 122 Girls Basketball 1st row: S. Shamma Co-Capt., K. Stephen Co-Capt., 2nd row: S. Balestracci, ], Rideout, V. Mills, B. Simes, Miss Smigowski, L. Pomeroy, S. Valade, B. Smith, E. Baressi. I Girls J.V. Basketball 1st row: P. Fitzmeyer, S. Conrad, 2nd row: J. Brogran, S. Holloway, L. Carter, J. Paddleford, S. Spindler, Mrs. Mentus, M. Conrad, A, Carter-, J. Gleason, N, Florence, S. Churchill, K. O ' Brien. 123 1st row: B. McTague, B. Jones, F. Rex 2nd row: F. Zarick, G. Alexander, G. Crowley — Capt., B. Haywood, K. Crowley, L. Tremblay. Wrestling 124 Tony Tatum Indoor Track 126 Jim Buchanan Steve O ' Leary Mr. Mueller Arthur Strong Steve Cirillo Gregg Valiton Arthur Strong 127 Bob Burdett Boys Gymnastics Bill Reynolds, Capt Bill Reynolds, Capt. 128 Pete LaCascia Steve Rouillard Roger Wilson Bob Burdett Roger Wilson 129 1st row: C. Kelley, D. Oliver, L. LaCascia, B. Higgins, L. Iverson, T. Sands. 2nd row: C. Carbone, B. Brooks, S. Foss, 5. Leighton Co-Capt., P. Curtin Co-Capt., L. Carrier, G. Stiles, L. Swadel, Miss McLaughlin. Girls Gymnastics 130 P. Curtin co-capt.. Miss McLaughlin, S. Leighton co-capt. 131 Peter Hill Baseball It- . - -: ■ -J 132 1st row: L, Alexander, G. Mills, K. Paddleford, C. Carbone, B. Simes, L. Pomeroy. 2nd row: M. Schena, L. Swadel, K. O ' Brien, B. Kenney, L. Waller. Boys Tennis 1st row: Mr. Sirois, S. Wallick, K. Sosinsky, A. Smith, R. Plouff, B. Wood. 2nd row: T. Ciano, D. Jones, B. Kropa, D. Fuller, R. Hughes. Spring Track 1st row: L. Tremblay, T. Tatum, B. Parsons, G. Valiton, S. Howard, B. Furey, 2nd row: S. Cirillo, A. Strong, J. Valiton, B. Fitzsimmons, A. Suprenant, T. Fitzsimmons. 134 1st row: J. Wilson, N. Quinlan, B. Alexander, B. Smith, C. Ciano, S. Cirillo, B, Taylor, 2nd row: K. Sylvia, J. Macfarland, S. Veracka, K. Beaumont, R. Bennett, V. Vullo, K. Carlson, L. Swadel, J. D ' Unger. 3rd row: C. Backman, L. Alexander, L Pomeroy, B. Emerson, J. Rideout, L. Davis, ]. Linkletter. Student Council 136 Drama Club 1st row: B, Taylor, J. Rideout, Mrs. Dell, P. McLean, J. Gonsalves. 2nd row: B. Rubbico, M. Schena, N. J3uinlan, S. Churchill, K. Sylvia, L. Goddard. 3rd row: D. Durfee, L Hunt, D. O ' Hare, K. Fitzsimmons, P. Klein, L. Quinn. 4th row: E. Doherty, E. Nelson, C. Gosbee, K. Beaumont, J. Johnston, D. Riesse, E. Hammond. 5th row: V. Jaynes, P. Bearor, K. Miani, D. Wagner, S. Mroczek, E. Lash, E. Phinney. 6th row: B. Smith, J. Soderblom, D. Cornetta, B. Simes, B. Orben, L. Davis, D. Gallant. Art Club 1st row: M. Lawson, J. Thomas, M. Daniels, R. Harra, J. Johnston, J. Bakas, L. Currier, S. Conrad. 2nd row: L. Campbell, J. Jenson, P. Bearor, L. Roonan, J. Harrington, J. Tobey, E. Doherty, J. Gonsalves, L. Ruscak. 3rd row: P. Lacascia, S. Vorrilas, M. Stanley, C. Devine, P. Devine, D. Gallant, N. Jarvis, J. Schaefer, B. Peffers. 4th row: A. Babicz, P. Burbine, R. Porter, D. Kelley, R. Piercey, P. Gonnam, R. Buchanan, D. Hallberg, A. Carter, C. Blazis. 5th row: Mr. Hughes. 137 World Affairs 1st Row; Miss Green, J. Wilson, ]. Schell, S. Cirillo 2nd row; Mr. Metzger, D. O ' Hare, L. McCloud, R. Davis, B. Taylor, 3rd row; P. Duvally, M. Schell, G. Dickey, K. Sosinsky, A. Pearce, T. Weyland, K. Sosinsky, A. Lindley. Literary Club 1st row: ]. Peach, S. Baker, L. Hunt, L. Quinn, B. Simms, B. Rubbico 2nd row; 5. Klein, L. Baker, D. Cornetta, S. Poirier. 138 Band 1st row; C. Durfee, K. Sylvia, D. Hubei, P. Klein, J. Rex, D, Parsons, B. Emerson, J. Davis, G, Cantone, E. Stratton, A. Canino, A. Legere, J. Mentus, 2nd row: Mr. Weisse, R. Bennett, F. Plouff, D. Ham, L. Webber, S. Veracka, R. Pietracz, D. Brandt, A. Rex, D. Riesse, L. Trullo, 3rd row: L. Davis, G. Dickey, P. Connolly, B. Wood, H. Maine, B. Smith, D. Fuller, E. Lash, F. Rex, M. Endicott, L. Dickey . Dance Band 1st row: D. Brandt, L. Dickey, Mr. Weisse, M. Endicott, F. Rex, H. Maine, B. Emerson, J. Davis, G. Cantone, B. Smith, D. Fuller . 139 Glee Club 1st row: Mr. Weisse, S. Wilson, B. McKenzie, P. DuVally, D. Parsons, ]. Rex, K. Holt, C. Durfee, D. White, M. Weyland, T. Weyland, 2nd row: L. Roonan, E. Doherty, B. Smith, T. Servente, K. Paddleford, 5. Florence, D. Jones, 5. Baker, L. Pomeroy, S. Mugford, A. Rex, 3rd row: C. Keene, K. Sosinsky, C. Miani, D. Riesse. Girls Ensemble 1st row: K. Holt, D. Parsons, 2nd row: K. Paddleford, J. Rex, Mr. Weisse, A. Rex, T. Servente, E. Doherty. 140 National Honor Society 1st row: V. Mills, B. Alexander, P. DuVally, J, Linkletter, V, Vullo, J. Starble, J. Schaefer, S. Campbell, L. Davis, 2nd row: R. Cook, P. Hill, B. Smith, S. Collela, S. Solimine, P, Connolly, S. McKean, L. Haley, D, Hanson. Freshmen Chorus 1st row: D. Baker, S. Puzzo, S. Sweet, K. Sosinsky, F. Plouff, F. Siracusa, K, O ' Brien, J. Mentus, J. Luther, C. Kelly. 2nd row: J. Thomas, L. Webber, G, Alexander, J, McKendry, J. Doucette, G. Valiton, F. Rex. C. Bigham, J. Wilson, Mr. Weisse. 3rd row: D. Ham, C. Barry, J. Reppucci, S. Jewett, G. Stiles, L. Baker, K. Zurawel, T. Sardina, J. Paddleford, S. Veracka. 141 Math Club 1st row: R. Pietraz, S. Bickford, D. Kropa 2nd row: B. Smith, S. Anderson, L. Pomeroy, M. Schell, B. Taylor, J. Rex, Mr. Markham 3rd row: P. Curtin, M. Kelly, P. Connolly, H. Weir, J. Soderblom, B. Alexander. Audio Visual Squad 1st row: C. Rodgers, R. Hanson, P. Black, 2nd row: D. Quam, S. Howard, B. Burdett, P. Nelson, F. Sircusa, F. Salazo, 3rd row: S. Kelly, S. Downs, B. Smith, B. Middleton, D. Jones, B. Parsons, 4th row: G. Dickey, T. Tone, H. Weir, R. Lazaris, J. Soderblom. 142 f 1 Senior Class Play i y Unpr 1st row: C. Ciano, B. Rose, J. Johnston, D. Butler, S. Cirillo, 5. Durie, J. Bakas. 2nd row; T. Servente, J. Starble, L. Davis, D. Milley, R. Zenoby, S. Chatelain, T. Tone, D. Parsons. 3rd row: P. Marchionda, D. Hanson, J. Gonsalves, Miss Ensminger, V. Vullo, P. Bearor, B. Wood, G. Simmons. 4th row: C. Blazis, D. Cornetta, P. Wilford, B, Smith, G. Dickey, C. Callahan, P. Connolly, A. Smith, S. MacNeil, K. King. 143 144 1st row: M. Schell, A. Rex, B. Lawson, J, Rex, K. Holt, K. Silvia. 2nd row: P. McLean, D. Riesse, K Paddleford, J. Bellegarde, E. Phiney, N. Quinlan. 3rd row: D. Fuller, B. Smith, B. Taylor, A. Strong, R Crawford Newspaper PAX? 1st row: P. DuVally, A. Pelley, C. Ciano, J. Gonsalves, L. Iverson, D. Parsons. 2nd row: J. Johnston, S. Campbell, C. Fiore, 5. Chatelain, ]. Schaefer, K. Devine, T. Servente, S. Leighton, M. Daniels, 3rd row: P. Connolly, N. Jarvis, V. Vullo, B. Rose, K. King, L. Carlson, M. Roberts, D. Milley, J. Linkletter, B. Alexander. 4th row: S. Shamma, J. Furey, L. Davis, P. Lawson, B. Smith, D. Kelley, A. Smith, R. Zenoby, C. Blazis, S. Vorrilas, B. Wood. Editor-in-Chief Photography Editor Art Editor Layout Editor Literary Editor Advertising Patrons Yearbook Sales Treasurer Business Editors Faculty Advisor Yearbook Linda Carlson Jane Linkletter Norman Jarvis Barbara Rose Valerie Vullo Mary Ellen Roberts Doreen Milley Brooke Alexander Peter Connolly Karen King Doreen Milley Mr. Robert Gosse 146 149 Patrons RICHARDSON ' S SERVICE STATION MR. MRS. BENJAMIN F. SANDS JR. MR. MRS. ABRAM F. SIMMONS JR. JIMMIE ' S FRUIT ORCHARD Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Campilio Mr. Mrs. William V. Furey Mr. Mrs. John D. King Mr. Mrs. Gustave Ciano Robert Coffill Family Mr. c Mrs. George Kebler Family Mr. Mrs. Edmund Poor Mr. Mrs. John Fiore Family Mr. Mrs. Lloyd L. Milley Mr. Mrs. Wilson McKean Mr. Mrs. Walter O ' Rourke Family Mr. Mrs. Philip C. Lawson Mr. Mrs. Liatsos Mr. Mrs. Robert Middleton Mr. Mrs. Daniels Family Mr. Mrs. Harold Richardson Mr. Mrs. Joseph Venti Mr. Mrs. Elmer L. Kenney Mr. Mrs. Warren Schaefer Mr. Mrs. George Trullo A Friend Mr. Mrs. John P. 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Piccinto Edward Glarun Mr. John Mastro Mr. Perrault Mrs. Ruth Murray Edward Chandler Mr. Mrs. William F. Brennan Guaiino Mrs. Irene Chatelain Mrs. B. M. Stantial Jane Whitney Mr. Mrs. Martin Connolly Family Mr. Mrs. E. Piercey Family 151 Mr. Mrs. Carroll O. Smith Mr. Mrs. Robert Riese Family Mr. Mrs. Vincent Valela Vicky Mr. Mrs. Michael Conchiglia Family Mr. Mrs. Raymond W. Johnston Mr. Mrs. C. S. Campbell Mr. Mrs. John B. Nolan Mr. Mrs. Lee Alexander Family Mr. Mrs. Tony Whitney Mr. Mrs. Conrad R. Surprenant Mr. Mrs. John Ivester Family Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Burbine Mr. Mrs. Francis Gonsalves Family Bobby Whitney Mr. Mrs. Dennis Connell Mr. Mrs. Stephen Conrad Family Mr. Mrs. Charles Valcour Family Mrs. Barbara Laubinger Family The Blazis Family Mr. Mrs. Brad Leighton Mr. Mrs. James F. DuVally Mr. Mrs. William James Roberts Mr. Mrs. William B. Birkmaier Mr. Mrs. John Butler Jr. Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Zenoby Mr. Mrs. Chester M. Smith Mr. Mrs. George J. 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Goddard Mr. Mrs. John Spear Bruce Mr. Mrs. E. Mason Strong Mr. Mrs. Francis A. Heckman Mr. Mrs. P. F. LaCascia Mr. Mrs. Thomas Quessy Mr. Mrs. John Canavan Family Mr. Mrs. John B. Paddleford Mr. Mrs. Paul N. Devine Mr. Mrs. Richard R. Robbins Mr. Mrs. William E. Hohenberger Mr. Mrs. Donald Ghristie Mr. Mrs. Robert Pottle Mr. Mrs. Donald Turner Family Mr. Mrs. Orlando R. Catone A Friend The Kinnie Family Chip Gosbee Mr. Sanders L. C. Drabant Mr. Robert M. Gosse Mr. Mrs. Gerald Morris Mr. Mrs. James P. McLean Mr. Mrs. Robert Bishop Mr. Mrs. F. James Lazenby 152 n rf 15 rr Q 0 IT 0 CONGRATULATIONS . . . and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate pri ces! LOHIKIi STUDIOS New England’s Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers ■ 155 CROSWELL FUNERAL HOME Ellsworth Croswell, Director m - [croswell [fimeralHome Funeral Service Established 1912 19 Bow Street North Reading, Mass. Tel. 664-3031 156 Congratulations! to the Class of 1970 THE DRAMA CLUB Eric ' s Greenhouses 944-0547 1090 Main Street. Reading, Mass. Best Wishes MRS. BETTY J. VULLO Town Clerk Notary Public Justice-of- the Peace Compliments of JACK ROWNTREE 157 Congratulations from Reading, Mass. 944-5347 Carr ' s 196 Park Street No. Reading, Mass. Compliments of Moynihan Lumber Inc. Jones Bros. Best Wishes Abbott Factory Shoe Store Wedding Portraits Invitations Weddings John V. Eramo Studio of Photography 216 Main Street Tel. 664-3752 North Reading, Mass. Compliments of Carousel Cleaners Atlantic Plaza No. Reading Acrobatic Tap Ballet Baton Merle Eramo Studio of the Dance 216 Main Street y 158 NORTH READING HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK STAFF 159 ST. THERESA ' S CHURCH ' The heart of the discerning gains in knowledge, the ear of the wiseman searches for knowledge. Proverbs 18:15 Father George F. Carlson Father Charles R. Kinsella Father John J, Lane 160 Compliments Congratulations! of Horseshoe Lounge 226 Main Street LARKIN LAWNMOWER 664-3591 664-8585 Pat Veronica Lee ' Best Wishes to the ' Class of 1970 CENTRAL PHARMACY 135 Main Street North Reading, Mass. 664-4621 161 Z ' 162 Adeus e Boa Sorte! Dag mijnheer en goed lot! Addio e buena fortuna! Faruel og lykke! Good-bye and good luck! Adios y bugna suerte! Adjo och lycka till! Au Revoir et bonne chance! THE JUNIOR CLASS 163 Quality Service Dependability Compliments of ATLANTIC SUPERMARKET HILLVIEW PHARMACY 250 Main Street Compliments of Fredrick A. Keyes Attorney-At-Law 215 Main St. No. Reading Tel. 664-2383 Mass. 944-4696 Compliments of KENNETH R. IVESTER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 217 Main Street North Reading, Mass. 164 165 COMPLIMENTS OF Federated Credit Corporation 121 HAVEN STREET • READING, MASS. 01867 • (617) 944-4720 AND AMERICANA CORPORATION ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA Since 1829 166 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE TRYDERS The Real Estate People COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH READING TRANSCRIPT 167 Be ambitious, confident, hopeful, and be happy! Best of Luck Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Carlson BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF 1970 FRED ' S SUPERMARKET Corner of Main Park 170 THOMSON COUNTRY CLUB THOMSON COUNTRY CLUB We wish you all the very best. Best of Luck to Class of 70 LEO MELTZER FURNITURE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CENTER DRUG Your friendly Rexall Drug Store RYER ' S STORE 171 Watches Diamonds Fine Jewelry Compliments of Dr. Howard O. Lawson Walter Hersey — Jeweler 606 Main St. Reading 944-0248 Bridal Register Fine China Crystal Silverware RENFREW TELEVISION and APPLIANCE CENTER Congratulations Class of 70 265 Main Street North Reading, Mass. 01864 Telephone 664-2277 BIDE-A-WEE Gift Barn 174 Lew Vorrilas Mobil Service Corner Haverhill Park Sts. Tel. 664-2421 Road Service Snow Plowing 664-4122 Skinner ' s Taxi 151 Main Street No. Reading Radio Dispatch BEST of LUCK CONGRATULATIONS! from Class of 1970 the Class of Hashem Realty 73 ” Compliments BEST OF LUCK! of The Cheerleaders Class of ” 72 ” Wishing You Well Happiness Always Joan Bob Sawtelle The Majorettes 175 MALDEN CO-OPERATIVE BANK Incorporated 1887 North Reading Branch at 172 Park Street 176