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

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FACULTY WILL W. Miller — a winning team M. Mueller — a nonflammable house N. Norton — a day without giving out passes J. O’Donnell — a ski trip J. Perez — stilts R. Pesce — snow days S. Plouff — a day without phone calls C. Puglia — a stand-up comedy routine R. Pushkar — a starring role on “Family Ties” M. Rasche — no graffiti L. Richard — kids with normal names J. Smith — jeans G. Stadtiander — a few more years V. Stickler — toothpicks W. Teal — blue-green P. Vennard — a Xerox machine that is unbreakable J. Venti — height R. Ward — “cook of the year” award W. Wasilewski — a summer home on Walden Pond H. Weisse — a band that plays in bad weather L. Welsch — a mini-skirt L. Wescott — a muzzle R. Whipple — the Charmin R. White — black P. Wicky — a megaphone M. Wolff — a vacation in Nicaragua V. Yablonsky — her own library G. Yianakes — a job at Dunkin Donuts R. Young — anything but a bowtie 29

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FACULTY WILL W. Butler — a silly wabbitt A. Baressi — a skateboard K. Amirault — a bad mood E. Ayer — an Apple lie manual M. Canavan — a cheerleading squad with perfect attendance A. Cannon — college-level students T. Cappelli — a job F. Carey — a matching sweatsuit J. Clarkin — pants that fit D. Cleary — a day when everyone is on time to class R. Condon — a nursery R. Conway — “bartender of the year” award C. Dardeno — a brighter light in her shoe closet E. Dell — a farmer W. Devin — a funny joke J. Donovan — a good day M. Girodet — a nurse R. Gosse — a rubber room J. Havice — a new movie projector F. Hughes — a sleigh and eight reindeer S. Kerwin — the muppets F. Keyes — his own escort service R. Kieran — a yacht R. Landry — sedatives H. Lucier — a Teddy bear C. Mague — a space cowboy C. Markham — chalk remover B. McBride — Bob Lobel’s job N. McLaughlin — a cage I • % 5 A. A V ' ♦ t l » ' i . - I I c V « C V t I i I i .1 » ‘ » i » - NORTH READIN 28

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A GRACE NOTE To Mr. Robert Ward: The Class of 1 986 appreciates all the time and effort that you put into our senior activities. We are espe- cially grateful for all the “extra help” you provided for many of us. To Ms. Jennifer Smith: Please accept our special thanks for all the time, work, and worry you devoted to this yearbook. We could never have made it without you! Sincerely, The Class of 1 986 30