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

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The Guidance Department Miss Helen Hart Mr. Gale M. Webber The guidance department assists the students of Reading High in choosing wisely for the part they will play in the future. The door to the guidance office is always open, whether questions be about educational or occupational planning, or personal problems. The able counselors, Mr. Paskowsky, Miss Hart, Mr. Pacino, and Mr. Webber, aid the students in every possible way. These guidance directors administer tests of learning ability and academic aptitude, academic achievement, vocational aptitude, and various other tests to help the students in planning for their future roles. 12 Mr. Walter G. Paskowsky Mr. John Pacino

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The drama on a stage loses all significance when the stage becomes crowded with people other than the actors. The actors must be free to play their parts. If the world is a stage then there is not much choice left to us as to whether we become an actor or a part of the audience. Either we add to the confusion of the world by becoming a spectator milling through the activi¬ ties of others or we accept our roles and con¬ tribute to the drama of life. Mr. Ernest G. Spence The actors must be free to play their parts . . .

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Directing us toward a better understanding and of literature and our American heritage. Mr. John L. Adams Industrial Arts When 1 used to work Mr. James M. Aldrich Head of History Dept., U.S. History Tough one to lose.” Miss Virginia Bartlett Physical Education You are going to have to learn these rules.” Mr. Alexander L. Boch Spanish Have you got that?” Mr. Harold E. Bond English Here stands the fountain of all knowledge.” Mr. Walter T. Cahill English Up in Mr. Murphy’s sandbox ...” Miss Carol Cain Physical Education Let ' s try tt once more.” Mr. Irwin Cohen Chemistry, Physics I ' ll trust you until 1 catch you.” appreciation Mr. Philip W. Althoff Director of Physical Education, Physical Education The gym suits aren ' t here ' yet.” Mr. Robert Bronner Driver Education, Visual Aids, History Easy on the c-l-u-t-c-h!” Mrs. Jane R. Cutcliffe Head of English Dept., English Be specific ' ' 13