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

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X20 Shakespeare said that all the world is a stage where every man must play his part. And so we present our stage, Reading High School. We are rolling up the fourth wall to reveal the actors and directors, the sets and the scenes which make up the drama, and the humor, and the occasional pathos of another academic year. Come with us through the acts which follow, as we portray our year both on stage and behind the scenes. For us who are seniors these scenes will revive memories of the parts we played at Oglflfe the time we were participants in the perform- ance. Though names and faces may fade from memory, the scenes will always awaken a certain nostalgia. Besides playing our parts as students, many of us took on the added roles of musicians, singers, thespians, class offi- cers, athletes, iournalists - all working together with our producers and directors to make this school year a successful production. This is our year. The curtain will soon be open- ing on our stage - our stage on which every man plays his part.

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.lechcafion June 1957 brings the retirement of three persons who have contributed a great deal to Reading High School for many years. To them-Mr. Rudolf Sussmann, Principal of Reading High School, Miss Alberta Drury, teacher of bookkeeping, and Mrs. Myrtle Tilton, sec- retary to Mr. Sussmann -we dedicate our 1957 Pioneer. Able, understanding, and highly respected, all have given generously of their knowledge and abilities to many classes of Reading students. To each of them we express our gratitude and our admira- tion, and to each of them go our wishes for a future rich in good health and happiness.