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

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Our cheering squad was graced with eight vivacious leaders this year. Adorned in firemen’s red mili¬ tary jackets with the shiney brass buttons and brief wavy skirts, the squad was lead superbly by Nan White. The response from the bleachers was great and R. H. S. was well able to out-yell any opposing team’s by¬ standers. As far as cheerleading goes, our season consisted of rallies, dances, practice 8th periods, and of course our usual backing up o f the boys on Saturdays. We’re leaving the megaphones to you, junior cheerleaders, in hopes that you ' will do next year’s football team real justice! Cheerleadin Bev Buckler

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Hiding Club Can nu imagine riding along shadv bridlepaths under the clear blue skv of a Harm spring day ? Well mj It has l een the experience of the It. If. S. riding club. s in the pa-l tv»o year-, tno groups Here formed h huh rode on different days—one on l ue-day and one on Thursday. Thursday Croup hlaine Austin I ' It II is Barr irginia Chute Bery l Cook Joanne Dav is Dons Delong Patricia Don Patricia Cray lamra Hamm Patricia latte Katherine Mating Barbara Teel Jessie A liftoff Cue ten nr Dub Tuesday Croup Kuth Cress Constance Davis Jean Cleason Bette Ham Constance Parry Beverley Pitman Anne Kichmond Bea It uder man Anne Schaeffer Gloria Shane Lorraine l ughlin Clearior W tHiatus Beverley Pitman

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Raymond memorial library Reading high SCHOOL BasketbaI The Reading High Basketball Team started the season vs ith an altogether new team, with the excep¬ tion of one letterman, Bob Anderson. I nder the instruction of Coach AlthofT, however, the new boys have come a bmp way. At the end of the season, this team, although occupying the cellar of the league, wj» feared by others as much, if not more, than teams of higher rating. Honor was brought to Reading by Ed Fitzgerald, the sharpshootin forward. He led the entire Mid¬ dlesex league in individual shooting honors, and outdid all rivals by a wide margin. The lettermen were made up of six seniors and four juniors: Bob Anderson, Charles Collins, John Griffin. George Marchetti, Jim Robertson, David Dow, Ed Fitzgerald, Joe Pendergast, Richard Webster, and Bill Conron, Manager. The schedule for the season was as follows: January 9 Reading 19 at Stoneham 30 January 21 U Reading 31 VI Alumni 42 23 16 Reading 22 V W inebester 33 2B .1 30 Februarv l 11 13 17 20 24 Reading 29 vs Lexington 36 Reading 16 at Belmont 33 Reading 51 vs Saugus 23 Reading 32 vs W aketield 49 Reading 33 vs Woburn 30 Reading 31 vs Stoneham 29 Reading 22 vs Saugus 21 Reading 22 at inebester 36 Reading 23 at Lrxingtuo 30 Reading 40 vs Belmont 42 Reading 38 vs Wakefield 40 ijainrs Dick Bowser