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

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laracficafcwfd anolguiclance Mr. R. E. Macdonald, Mr. F. C. Wales, Mr. R. Austin. Mr. R. Bronner, Mr. L. Halpin, Mr. C. W. Baker Practical Arts . . . with results both artistic and practical . . . from attractive, nutritious meals and well-made clothing to handsome products in wood and metal. . . . Guidance . . . testing programs, films, conferences . . . helps us select the courses fitted to our needs and abilities . . . aids in planning for the years beyond high school . . . offers us opportunities to meet capable leaders in many fields for discussion and counsel. 2 l i I TDEB

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Mr. H. W. Wegiel, Mrs. E. H. Macdonald, Miss G. F. Roy, Mr. I. D. Oliver. mufiic, vary, ar , anal afkificd l Mr. I. A. Crowley, Miss F. G. Nichols, Mr. P. W. Althofi. Art . . . acquaints us with the elements and principles of design . . . furnishes many outlets for creative talents .... Music . . . leads to good listening . . . promotes spirit at games . . . provides fun and entertainment through the annual production . . . Library . . . a quiet place for research and study . . . important in the quest for a good book . . . Athletics . . . gym classes . . . team sports . . . All part ot the plan to build sound tastes and interests. DEB

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Nt-1:7 Front Row: Lois Bartosch, Linda Long, Karen Metcalf, Marcia Iohnson, Ruth Campbell, Donald Dolben, Herbert Scheiner. Back Row: Gerald Sureite, Marilyn Rogers, David Iohnson, Edwin Healy, Marilyn Beck, Barbara Snow, Stanley Maxwell. nafionaf lzonor :iociefg Members of the National Honor Society must maintain a high scholastic average and give evidence of character, leadership, and service to the school . . . Each year the N.H.S. and the Student Council raise money to present a scholarship to a member of one of the two organizations . . . The several scholarship awards available to R.H.S. Seniors annually are tangible evidence of the benefits of persevering effort. I ber: