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

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Principal ' s Cabinet The Principal’s Cabinet of Reading High School has the following purposes: (1) to provide for the organiza¬ tion of groups within the school through which the students may carry on their own collective affairs; (2) to give students in Reading High School training in self- government and to give the students the opportunity to discuss and act upon school affairs and problems perti¬ nent to the social life of the school. The Cabinet traditionally consists of one elected repre¬ sentative from each homeroom, plus the captains of all the athletic teams, the officers of each class, and the editor of the Pioneer. Meetings this year have been under the competent direction of Peter Cook, president of the organization in 1948 and 1949. Ruth Wheeler, a junior, is secretary. Other senior members of the Cabinet are George Zanni, Doris Crosby, Virginia Reynolds, Robert Des¬ mond, Shirley Connors-, Arlynne Carroll, Priscilla Gard¬ ner, Kathleen MacPherson, Stillman Putnam, William Towle, John Yorks, Edmund Freeman, Charles Doucette, and Barbara Garey. Junior members comprise George Morris, Joseph Fraumeni, Ruth Wheeler, Elizabeth El- well, James Killam, and Carolyn Snow. Representing the sophomore class are Richard Carleton, Payson Snow, Marilyn Roscoe, John O’Brien, Thomas Behen, Joanne Crosby, Cynthia Nelson, and Leslie Williams. It is hoped that this organization will grow in pres¬ tige and power as the years go by, because it provides an excellent opportunity for students to lend a hand in making Reading High School a pleasanter place in which to live and work.

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President Vice-President George Zanni Our genial class president . . . who has efficiently handled the affairs of the class throughout this glorious, but arduous, year. . . . States that history is his best- liked subject. . . . George has won many friends here at R. H. S. . . . Class Officers Secretary l i rgi n ia Reyn olds With much pride we present . . . our head cheerleader . . . class secretary . . . assistant editor . . . and Canteen C ouncil secretary. . . . How we admire those beautiful golden locks. . . . Ginny hopes to grace Middlebury College campus next year. . . . Fortunate college! .... Doris Crosby A girl with plenty of vitality . . . w T ho made a snappy cheerleader ... a fine Secretarial student . . . and a dependable vice-president. ... A clever miss . . . with numerous accomplishments chalked up to her credit. . . . Our prediction ... a bright future. . . . Treasurer Robert J. Desmond No introduction is necessary for Bob . . two years a mainstay on our mighty eleven . . . three years our trusty treasurer . . . known for those curls . . . are they actually real? . . . What was all that about lovely blondes. Bob? . . .