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

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W' sg Q J KITCHEN STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Mullen, manager, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Arsenault, Mrs. Bates, Miss Connor, supervisor, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Sins. M 5 ,M KP RHS sfyles CUSTODIANS left to right: Miss Meuse, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Young, head custodian, Mr. Broussard, Mr. White, Mrs. Miller. 24

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Left to right: Mrs. Lazenby Gnd Mrs. ClewleY supervisor. 'F -' Agghh A ilil l llli karl? 1 'Fi A S SX iv 3 ly, Q HEALTH STAFF , .,:: Q N in in ::.,:k .L,: i s ., L. Aikj 3 , W.ss..i 5. .st , 5 g s W 5 gigs xt. X I ' I K LAgm QQ: . YA, OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Miss Freeman, Miss Underhill, Mrs. Tilton. In the driver education course, under the capable instruction of Mr. Robert Bronner, students learn proper driver techniques and the rules of the road, and are acquainted with the workings and technicalities of the automobile. Good driving and a good attitude are stressed. . if . s 5, A . . 5' .ff 'I me we W... - r 3 it 1wwmMsN. 'w-M-Yywc? lam' , ' E K aligdwimcfissxx X . . . . . . fl f !1 xxx-. N , Mr. Bronner, driver-education instructor. X gg KIUIUIK 23

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STUDENT COUNCIL As the representative and leader of the student body, the Student Council is of prime importance in L , - 4- , it S E f the affairs and management of fi Q Q 3 RHS life. This year Student Council If S members have presented speakers at occupational guidance assem- blies, conducted a fund-raising drive for charity organizations, and spon- ' sored an active toreign-exchange- N' student plan. Through their efforts, democracy is put into action as teachers and students work together for the good of all. Mr. Spencer STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Ruthann Sullivan, Barbara McDonough, Kenneth Mullen, Laurel Calvin, Nancy Fitzpatrick, Kenneth Latham, Philip Barrett, Jean Merrill, William Shaw, Nancy Larson, Virginia Wood. Second row: Nancy Luther, Linda Stott, Ann Dennison, Jean Smith, Shirley Smith, Ellen Partelow, Patricia Kimball, Mary Ellen Sias, Patricia Comstock, Molly Johnson, Susan Searle, Maria Gallante, Jane Fowler, Susan Warford, Joyce Doherty, Joan Cum- mings. Third row: Janet Baker, Richard Delong, Conrad Ferrara, Fred Brown, James Sellars, Peter Bergholtz, Edward Donley, William Hosker, Joseph Haley, Robert Burpee, Betsy Smith. is faculty adviser to the Council. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The gold pins proudly worn by several seniors are emblematic of their member- ship in the Reading High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. Selected by their teachers on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service, mem- bers are feted by the faculty ata tea fol- lowing the impressive induction ceremony. High standards of scholastic achievement are among our most honored traditions at RHS, and make it possible for Reading High graduates to continue their education successfully at schools of higher learning. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: Jeanne Merrill. First row, left to right: Janet Carlson, Nancy Fitzpatrick, Second row: Janet Baker, Richard Ogden, Carolann Leslie. Third row: David Marshall, Karen Mich, John Face, Nancy Morse, John Turner. 25