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

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HOMEROOM l25 Front row, left to right: Patricia Walsh, Margery White, Janet Vars, Susan Weadick, Barbara Wheeler, Barbara Wakefield, Judith Wright, Gladys White. Second row: John Mumley, Merrilyn Webb, Judith Wilkinson, Mavis Williams, Susan Worthen, Donna Stevens, Cornelia Whitten, John Welch. Third row: William Whiles, Stephen Wardwell, David Williams, Roy Parker, David Westcott, George White, William Zimmer, Edward Wendell. HOMEROOM lO5 Front row, left to right: Elizabeth Dunphy, Jacque- line Cutcliffe, Joanne Cosenza, Patricia Comstock, Brenda Crovo, Gail Conti, Diane DiBerto, Mary Chisolm. Second row: Francis Chaput, Anthony Cordani, Gail Cook, Joan Dicey, Donna DeGroot, Paul Cryts, John Crielson, Richard Davidson. Third row: James Colbert, George Davidson, Robert Davis, John Conway, Robert Cook, Thomas Chess, Richard Derry, Charles Christenson. HOMEROOM ll8 First row, left to right: Roberta McGrath, Maureen O'Donnell, Joyce Gilbor, Carol Oldenbrook, Ann McManus, Gail Morand, Sandra Moore, Joyce Moore. Second row: William Mclntlre, Carl O'Brien, Richard Mullin, Janice Noseworthy, Rosalynd McCullough, Judith Morse, William McGilveray, Russell Norton, Allen Ober. Third row: Robert Meuse, Norman Grue, Allen Maxwell, Louis New- house, Ronald Muccio, Howard McQuesten, William Nurmi, Curt Nitzsche. 29

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HOMEROOM l2O Front row, left to right: Nancy Skinner, Josephine Turilli, Lorraine Stephenson, Paula Stephens, Spencer Stewart, Elizabeth Sullivan, Patricia Stanton, Diane Smith. Second row: James Stone, Robert Starr, Joseph Tower, John Talbot, Gordon Tibbetts, Richard Turner, Edward Taylor, David Smith. Third row: Donald Sillars, John Spurr, John Syda, Roger Stewart, Edwin Doherty, William Tilley, Alfred Swenson, George Swenson. HOMEROOM 106 Front row, left to right: Lois French, Theresa Dobbin, Pauline Doherty, Carol Doucette, .lean Eldridge, June Fleming, Barbara Ellis, Janice Doucette. Second row: Robert Emerson, Sandra Fiske, Jane Fowler, Gail Emerson, Rolinda Durgin, Marilyn Dodge, Marcia Elden, Louise Fronaillo, Caroline Dube, Edward Fuller. Third row: Kenneth Eisenhaure, Francis Galvin, Paul Gaffney, Clinton Francis, William Freeman, Donald Eisenhaur, Jesse Frye, Robert Ducker. 28 HOMEROOM lO7 Front row, left to right: Jacquelyn Jones, Ruth Jarvis, Joyce Jellison, Marcia Holden, Jacqueline Hildred, Sondra Johnson, Elaine Gaw, Nancy Grundy. Second row: Robert Hoeckel, Lorraine Horn, Janet Hosker, Margery Harris, Shirley Gifford, Carol Gilbert, Jill Goldsmith, Marcia Johnson, Ann Jenkins, William Gerrior, Robert Holmes. Third row: Stuart Garden, Bruce Kay, LaFayette Gosselin, Ralph Henderson, Edward Hickman, Richard Gray, David Jenney, Ernest Hutchinson, Thomas Holohan, William Johnson.

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EXECUTIVE BOARD CLASS OFFICERS Front, left to right: Sally Stewart, Ann Dennison, Kenneth Faulkner, Judith Olsen, Len io right, Judnh Olsen Nancy Lumen Kenneth Faulkner Nancy Luther. Second row: Betty Ann Pease, Edson Larkin, John Peoples, Charlotte . , . Rosenkrans. C ma of f 9 8 .fvldorg We consider ourselves fortunate. Besides being the first freshman class to enter Reading High School in many years, we had a large new building which was being used for the first time. When we entered the building in September, we were amazed by its immensity. The freshman class now has a total enrollment of 277 students. We will be the first class to complete four years in the new high school. We started the year by electing officers and Student Council members. The officers are president, Kenneth Faulkner, vice-president, Nancy Luther, and secretary-treasurer, Judith Olsen. The class advisers are Miss White and Mrs. Foster. ln the fall we had our class party. It was a big success. During the year the class has taken an active part in all school activities such as sports, clubs, and the Drama Festival. We freshmen had our own basketball, football, and baseball teams. In March, the first issue of our school newspaper, The Rocket Hi-Lifes, named by a member of the freshman class, was published. Several of the newspaper staff -thirteen out of forty-three, to be exact- were members of our class. This past year has been a successful and happy one, and we are all looking forward to the next three years in Reading High School. 30