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

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We! 2 MR. LUKE HALPIN Mr, Halpin, our Assistant Principal, guidance coun- selor, and loyal friend, is always urging us to do our best. He methodically and diligently points out to us the colleges and occupations which are best suited to our interests and abilities. All oi us are glad to have him back at school this year. MR. RUDOLF SUSSMANN Our Principal, Mr. Sussmann, sets us an example of erseverance by giving us at Reading High School his devoted attention and assistance. He is iust in his decisions and patient with those who need guidance or help. Because ot his education and experience, we know that we can place our con- iidence in his advice and counsel.

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Qflggfik cane! Airifory Seated: Mrs. I. R. Cutcliffe, Miss M. E. Shay, Mrs. C. B. Abbott. Mr. R. Bronner, Mr. W. E. Hanlon, Mr. A. C. Bennett Standing: Miss V. Cox, Miss E. A. Batchelder. Each year English gives us five of those titty-seven magic points necessary for graduation . . . our understanding of men and society is increased by our study of literature . . . our study of language aids our oral and written expression . . . All courses in History except the required U. S. History are elec- tive . . . whether we choose to study ancient or modern times the History Department offers a comprehensive program.