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

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There once was a girl from Nantucket . . . How many seniors does it take to turn on this radio? i Incognito? Raise your hand, if you ' re sure! My hole, love it or leave it! 15

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FACULTY William Wasilewski English Department Raymond Whipple Mathematics Department Lloyd Wescott English Department Phillip Wicky Social Science Harold Weisse Music Department Ruth White Resource Room Victoria Yablonsky Librarian George Yianakis Mathematics Department Roger Young Occupational Education 14

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FACULTY WILL William E. Butler — a Birthday Cake for every day of the year Nancy McLaughlin — a day without classes Arthur A. Barresi — students who will listen Walter Miller — an American eagle Edlita Ayer — a gossip column Max Meuller — another year with Gretchen Donald Bell — more mannequins for Health Nancy Norton — her own Ghetto blaster Mildred Canavan — 100% attendance Joan O’Donnel — another matching outfit Arthur Cannon — a bell-shaped curve Robert Pesce — a job offer from Wang Terry Cappelli — a class for herself Judy Perez — a snow day on Thursday Frank Carey — another scholarship fund Shirley Plouff — an agreeable Word Processor Joseph Clarkin — a quiet Accounting class Carl Puglia — canned laughter David Cleary — three wishes Robert Pushkar — vigorous verbs Roy Condon — another pair of shorts Margaret Rasche — another bathroom Roy Conway — a Geography class Leo Richard — another gable Claudia Dardeno — the gift of early retirement Jennifer Smith — a day off Eleanor Dell — M-I-M’s Victor Sticklor — a cabinet maker William Devin — a hot tip Jeremiah Donovan — classes at one school Walter Teal — a class full of girls Judy Thompson — silence Margot Girodet — a dance with Hector Peter Vennard — a better schedule Jack Goldberg — a roll of dimes Joseph Venti — a whip and chain Robert Gosse — an enthusiastic class Robert Ward — a bigger house John Havice — the video connection William Wasilewski — a visit with Henry David Thoreau Francis Hughes — a legitimate pass Harold Weisse — a nontalkative class Susan Kerwin — Julio Iglesias Lloyd Wescott — a kiss Frederick Keyes — another mile Raymond Whipple — a kind REM student Richard Kieran — an all male Anatomy class Ruth White — a math genius Raymond Landry — Walden Pond Phillip Wicky — a dozen free donuts Harry Lucier — perfect behavior Mary Anne Wolff — all open minded students Charles Mague — full enrollment Victoria Yablonsky — heat Charles Markham — Garanimals George Yianakes — Jellystone Park Bethe McBride — colored chalk Roger Young — another bow tie