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Mr. Lawrence McIntosh Dedication This year we have been fortunate to have with us Mr. Lawrence McIntosh, a Fulbright Scholarship winner. Along with his teaching ability, Mr. Mac” has brought us a greater understanding of his homeland Australia. During these few months here at Reading Memorial High School, he has gained our respect by his conscientious manner and his willingness to help any student. Mr. McIntosh received a B. E. D. degree from Sydney University and is now studying for a diploma in Educational Administration at the University of New England in Australia. Before coming to Reading he taught for twenty- two years down-under” at his home town school Inverell High. In order to show our appreciation for all his work, the members of the Pioneer staff of 1962 dedicate our yearbook to this ambassador of goodwill. As the new ideas presented by the advent of the atomic age affect relationships between men and nations, so has Mr. McIntosh effected more amicable re¬ lations by exerting the peaceful force of understanding. 7
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Mr. James M. Aldrich Dedication Mr. James M. Aldrich, who has been teaching in Australia this year under a Fulbright grant, has been for eight years a valuable member of the faculty at R. M. H. S. He has been chairman of the History Department, and coach of the track team, both of which have felt his absence and are looking, forward to his return next year. In 1948 Mr. Aldrich received his A.B. degree from Harvard University. In 1951 the University of Denver awarded him his M.A. in Political Science, and he has done further graduate work at both Boston and Brown Universities. Mr. A.” is devoted to his frustrating, fascinating, frantic profession” in which he feels he has accomplished his aim if he can f teach his students to think. In recognition of all he has done for us in the past, and in confidence that he will continue his fine work in the future, we, the class of 1962, dedicate this year’s Pioneer to him. 6
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Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in educa¬ tion. John F. Kennedy I
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