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

 - Class of 1931

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NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Day Division THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING In co-operation with engin¬ eering firms, offers five year curriculnms leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in the following branches of en¬ gineering : Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering Industrial Engineering THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Co-operating with business firms, offers five year collegi¬ ate courses leading to the de¬ gree of Bachelor of Science in the following fields of busi¬ ness : Accounting Banking and Finance Business Management The Co-operative Plan of training enables the student to combine theory with practice and makes it possible for him to earn his tuition and a part of his other school ex¬ penses. For catalog or any further information write to: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY MILTON J. SCHLAGENHAUF, Director of Admissions Boston, Massachusetts

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PAGE TWENTY VERDICTS THE PIONEER The Reflector—Woburn H. S., Wo¬ burn, Mass. Your editorials are fine, and there are plenty of them. You also have a splendid poem section. The Cub Manning H. S., Ipswich, Mass. This is a small paper but contains good mateiial. Your sport write-ups are good. Red and Black—Rogers H. S., New¬ port, R. I. A few more poems and short stories would help. Chevron—Albion H. S.„ Albion, N. Y. One of the most complete school magazines we ever read. Your Lan¬ guage Department is very interesting. The Phoenix—Leichester H. S., Lei- chester, Mass. Welcome! We hope this magazine succeeds. We are glad to hear that Mrs. Flower is doing so well, and thru the medium of this exchange we wish her success. Your book reports are fine. The Broadcaster—Nashua H. S., Nash¬ ua, N. H. Your cuts are very original, and you have a fine literary department. Lawrence High School Bulletin— Lawrence, Mass. “High Compression Hannie” was clever. Why not collect your poems with a poem section ? Blue Flame— Hopedale H. S., Hope- dale, Mass. You have fine material, hut a few more poems would help. Western Star—Western J. H. S., West Somerville. Mass. Your order could be greatly im¬ proved. You certainly have some tal¬ ented pupils in vour school! Swampscott—Swampscott H. S., Swampscott, Mass. Your cover starts us out with a good impression. Your short stories are very original and clever. We gratefully acknowledge the fol¬ lowing : The Record—Newburyport The Exponent—Greenfield School Life—Melrose The Lion—Burdett College The Broadcast—Everett Enterprise—Boston The Authentic—Stoneham VERDICTS FROM OTHERS Reading High School “Pioneer’ ' proves that there are many talented pu¬ pils in Reading. The author of “Bas¬ ketball a la Co-Ed” has a fine sense of humor. The Pioneer A verv attractive cover design. Your cartoons are excellent. Why not have a few more stories ? Red and Black—Roger’s High, New¬ port, R. I. The Pioneer We liked vour Senior number very much with all the Senior’s ambitions, expressions, etc. Your magazine is well illustrated and is very w r ell written up. Congratulations! Portsmouth High News—Portsmouth, N. H. The Pioneer You have a very interesting paper. The sports and cartoons are especially interesting. Blue Flame, Hopedale High, Hopedale, Mass. We enjoyed the cartoons in your magazine. Broadcaster, Nashua J. H. S.. Nashua. N. H. The Pioneer A small paper, compact in form, but with well selected material. We would suggest a table of contents and a larger assortment of jokes. Reflector, Wo¬ burn H. S., Woburn, Mass. We gratefully acknowledge exchang¬ es from: The Raquet—Portland High, Portland Maine. The Wisr —Wilmington H. S.. Wil¬ mington,, Del. The Purple Quill—Ball H. S., Galveston, The War Whoop—Warwood H. S., Wheeling, W. Virginia. Flashlight—High School of Superior, Neb..



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