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

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The class of 1988 would like to dedicated their yearbook to Mr. Cleary. It is no mistake that his cl asses are by far some of the most popular ones at the high school. Mr. Cleary enjoys teaching his students and clearly excels at doing this. He takes an uncommon interest in his students, and they in turn take an unusual interest in what he has to teach. It is not often that a teacher becomes so involved, and his students therefore respond to this. Mr. Cleary’s students learn a great deal about themselves in addition to the standard subject matter. More importantly, however, is how Mr. Cleary manages to make this whole process an enjoyable one. His ability to relate to his students makes him an outstanding teacher as well as coach. His secret, perhaps, is the respect and sincer- ity with which he treats his students. They are entrusted with a unique freedom in his classes and spoken with rather than spoken to. His is a refreshing approach and for this reason, we would like to thank Mr. Cleary for a job well done and to let him know that we appreciate the way he has touched our lives. 6

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ADMINISTRATION The faculty is an integral part of the high school, and though we’ve often disagreed, we would like to make clear how much we appreciate you and your talents. We thank you for your devotion, for teaching us even when we did not want to be taught, and we thank you for making our high school years so special. Best Wishes, The Class of 1988 Dr. William Butler — Principal Mr. Robert Pesce — Vice-Principal Mr. Richard Kieran — Vice-Principal