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

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Mr. Mague — Mr. Mague has been teaching the students of North Reading High School better reading techniques for many years. Not only does he teach but he practices what he preaches. He always encourages students to read widely. He truly believes in his subject. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of literature. Mr. Wescott — Another member of our English department is leaving North Reading High School with the Senior class. Mr. Westcott has been sharing his vast knowledge of the short story with the students for a long time. He taught us through the use of symbolism and helped us to polish our own creativity through stories of our own. Thanks for all your work and dedication. 23

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GOOD-BYES Mr. Barressi — We all know him. Mr. Barressi has always been the one to listen to students explanation of why he or she was not in a particular class. He also is the one who stops us in the hall to demand what we are doing. For all your hard work and looking out for us the Senior class wishes to thank you Mr. Barressi. Best wishes for the future. 22

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DEDICATION We, the class of Nineteen Hund- red and Eighty Seven would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to a teacher well deserving of one. This year’s dedication goes to a man who has bent over backwards to help his students achieve. Year after year he succeeds in creating a cheerful atmosphere in the school lobby with his magical creations. And year after year they get better and bright- er. Although no one teacher can be given full credit for a student’s success, we can attribute the posi- tive feeling of his students success. Mr. Hughes, you have ac- complished an outstanding job and we are proud to have had you as a mentor. 24