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

Page 6 text:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduetion Seniors In Memoriam Faeulty Dedication Underclassmen Senior Activities Sports Clubs Conclusion Advertisements

Page 5 text:

o o o o o ‘T crri , t) ' j ?xfxAoc C Ul oi 1 9 8G

Page 7 text:

THE PAST Murphy, Hood, Little, and Batch Those were the days that no one could match Celebrating the seasons with parties galore And how ’bout the plays, 4-square, and more . . . Always teasing and always mean Lifting girls dresses and making them scream Flutaphones, cooties, and childish games Kickball and recess were the fun for the day No one regretted saying Good-bye We looked forward to entering the big Junior High. Junior High (the prison?), our school for a while Offered few privileges with assigned studies in style. It sure was an awkward and inbetween stage Stubborn and tough but still sensitive at that age Remember dances, music class, and detention Writing on desks, passing notes, the lavs should we mention? Braces for all and some things that were new Like sports. Graduation, and trivia questions to mention a few. Trying new things, oh the fights and the hate No chewing gum, no cuts. Don’t forget Break! The Bicentennial, a memorable event for us in the eighth grade. Brought some spirit with the time capsule we made Our Junior High and the horrible days that we had But as we look back they weren’t really that bad. 3