Reading Memorial High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reading, MA)

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READING SQUARE BEST PHOTOPLAY FEATURES Burton Holmes Travels Keystone Comedies Evenings at 7.45 Except Saturday 2 shows Sat., 7 and 8.30 MATINEE THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2.30

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...ART SHOP... KODAKS And Camera Supplies- Stamping and Embroideries Home Cooked Food Served M. F. CHARLES Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Sold, Cleaned and Repaired 188 Main Street . . Reading, Mass. Get a first class HAIR CUT AND SHAVE — AT— W HELD ON ' S BARBER SHOP 69 Haven St. OSTEOPATHY DR, ERNEST A. FESSENDEN REGISTERED PHYSICIAN 35 Avon St. Wakefield, Mass. Tel. 561-W Walter K. Badger Real Estate and Insurance of all Kinds JUSTICE OF THE PEACE READING SQUARE YOU’RE NEXT AT PAUL SEIFERTS Tonsorial Rooms Reading Sq. Electric Massage with Rogers’ Violet Rays READING, MASS. HARRY P. BOSSON ... Insurance... ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH IN THEIR SEASON OYSTERS, CLAMS, SCALLOPS FRESH BOILED LOBSTER .... Rockport Fish Market TELEPHONE 76 A Penny Saved is More than a Penny Earned The older you are and the more pay you get, the harder to begin, so commence now. If you put $1.00 a month in the -READING CO-OPERATIVE BANK- it will be $200 in twelve years

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uJlu v pnttm Published four times a year by the pupils of the Reading High School. Entered as second class matter January 14, 1913, at the Post Office, Reading, Mass., under the act of March 3, 1879. MAY NUMBER, 1916 VOL. XXIV TEN CENTS A COPY no. 3 Utarh of iEMtora Editor-in-Chief Grace J. O’Kelly Business Managers Ernest MacDougall, ’17 Kilburn Holt, T7 Stewart Tuttle, ’17 Sporting Editor Chesley Stevens, ’16 Advisory Editors Miss Helen Abbott Miss Frances Brooks Alumni Editor Helen Bailey, ’15 Associate Editors Hilda Symonds, ’16 Marion Gillingham, ’17 Leland Graff, ’16 Dwight Gray , ’17 Mildred Partelow, ’18 Radcliffe Oxley, ’17 Francis Shepardson, ’18 Doris Mackenzie, ’19 Oh for a booke and a shadie nook Either in doors or out; With the grene leaves whisp’ring overhead. Or the streete cryes all about. Where I may reade all at my ease, Both of the new and old; For a jollie goode booke whereon to looke Is better to me than golde. —Old English Song